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Students at the Clary Sage College and the Oklahoma Technical College are offering free haircuts to veterans Monday, Nov. 12.
Veterans looking for a trim-off-the-top can head to CSC at 31st and Sheridan from 9 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. or at OTC, located at 44th and Sheridan from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and again from 5:45 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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"We are so excited to be able to give back to the veterans who have given so much for us. We want to honor all of the men and women who have served, or are currently serving, our country and this is the least we can do for them to show our appreciation and support," said Rebecca Banuelos, director of marketing.
Other Veterans Day events happening on Monday, Nov. 12 include:
-Veterans Day Parade beginning at 11 a.m. at 300 S. Main St. in Downtown Tulsa. The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 577 have a map of the parade route, which can be found here.
-Prior to the parade, the VFW will be hosting a breakfast for veterans starting at 8 a.m.
-After the parade, the American Legion Post 1 will host a free lunch.
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Join us for a day of health information and resources, gifts, prizes and giveaways on Saturday, June 24, 2017, 8:30-11:30 am at the Seattle Center Mural Amphitheater. This is a celebration of community members and groups who have supported the Seattle Indian Health Board through donations. Individuals and groups walk from Seattle Center to Myrtle Edwards Park at the Seattle waterfront (and return), followed by prizes awarded to the following walker categories:Largest Walk Team
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Your computer is your phone's best friend
For example, say the doctor notices a broken tooth during a dental procedure. He asks the technician to call Mrs. Smith for permission to remove the broken tooth while the pet's under anesthesia. Mrs. Smith doesn't answer the phone, so the technician leaves a message and makes a phone note in the computer using her management software. A time-date stamp in the software records the time and date that the phone note was entered and the team member's initials.
"When the client calls back, the receptionist can check the client's record and see the phone note," Flores says. "This saves you from the time-consuming task of checking with everyone to see if they left the message. It also helps when you simply need to pass on some information. For example, 'It looks like the doctor called you to let you know Angel's lab results are normal, so just keep giving her the same dose of her medications.'" A bonus: Your electronic medical records stay current with every client interaction between appointments, from prescription refills to follow-up questions about home care.


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Deception IV: Blood Ties is scheduled to be released in North America next week on March 25th and TECMO KOEI America has released some new videos showing off the various ways to torture your enemies.
For those who don't know, in the Deception games, you pretty much set up and lure your foes into a giant Rube Goldberg contraption where they can be destroyed by rolling rocks, spiked walls, iron maidens, human cannons, falling bathtubs, banana peals and much more. Setting traps isn't enough as you will have to strategically place and combo the traps together for a high score.
Players on the PS3 will be able to upload their combos online and challenge other players to beat their high score as well as the ability to upload your own or download other user-created missions. The PlayStation Vita version will include cross play and saves between the PS3 and Vita versions.
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Ft. Madison YMCA receives donation from new neighbor
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The Fort Madison YMCA received a donation from their new neighbor Iowa Fertilizer Company.
The IFC gave $15,000 to the YMCA's match donation program.
The president of IFC, Shawn Rana, says it's time to support an organization that supports the community.
"Well our employees, myself included we live and work in this area and these communities, the Fort Madison YMCA has a strong a proud history supporting this area as well and we want to be apart of that," Rana said.
The YMCA is trying to raise $23,020 for facility upgrades.
The Southeast Iowa Regional Riverboat Commission will match what the YMCA raises.
The Y has the potential to have more than $46,000 to update their facility with SIRCC's donation.
"We're looking to updating some flooring within our facility again our facility is 39 years old from when the building was built then so we're looking at some main hallways, looking at flooring in the wellness center weight rooms," Ryan Wilson, Executive Director for the Fort Madison YMCA said.
It will also replace the floor in the upstairs aerobics studio.
Wilson says the floor is at least 10-years-old.
Replacing the floor will allow the studio to become a multi-purpose room.
They can offer more classes like Zumba.
The upgrades will also allow the Y to reduce its carbon footprint.
"We have the old halogen lights that took forever to heat up, not efficient to turn off turn on couple times a day so we started that in 2013 and were just moving forward trying to be more green more efficient," Wilson said. But he also says this wouldn't be possible without the support of others.
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As if getting a divorce isn't stressful and complicated enough. Once it's over, there's a whole new set of problems to deal with - your taxes. For divorced or separated parents, it's even more complicated, especially when it comes to figuring out which of you gets to take the income tax deductions for expenses related to your child.
These tax deductions can meansaving a lot of money at tax time, so it's best to have an idea of how the rules work.
Medical Expense Deductions
You (and any other taxpayer)can deductmedical expenses for yourselfand yourdependents if the expenses are more than a certainpercentage of your adjusted gross income. Medical expenses include items such as doctor's visits and dental care.
A"dependent," for tax purposes, is either a "qualifying child" or a "qualifying relative." As a general rule,a child of divorced or separated parents is treated as the dependent of both parents when it comes todeducting medical expenses. So, the parent who pays the expenses is allowed to deduct them.
Dependency Exemption for Children
You'reallowed a personal exemption for each individual who's yourdependent. The amount of the personal exemption varies eachyear, but for 2011 it's$3,700 and for 2012 it's $3,800.
Exemption for Children of Divorced or Separated Parents
As a general rule, thecustodial parentis entitled to take the dependency exemption for their child. The custodial parent is the parent having custody for the greater partof the calendar year and the one who provides more than half of the child's support.
However,thenoncustodial parent may be entitled to the deduction in certain circumstances, such as when:
- The custodial parent releasesor givestheexemption to the noncustodial parent for the year
- Both parents, combined, provided more than half of the child's support
- The child lives with the noncustodial parent for more than half the year
Protect Your Exemption!Where parents havejoint physical custody of theirchild, it may not be clear which parent is the custodial parent and is entitled to the exemption. This can be avoided by:
- Keeping a date and time log of exactly where the child lives during the year, or
- Agreeing in advance on who will takethe exemption and having the other spouse sign a release ofthe exemption
Be Careful When Waiving the Exemption! As the custodial parent, you can let your ex-spouse take the deduction by signing a release. You can also revoke or cancel that release later, but you need to follow the rules. You both may face atax auditif you both claim thedependent exemption for the same child in the same year.
Exception In Some Divorces
Were you divorced or legally separated before 1985? If so, the noncustodial parent may claim the dependency exemption if:
- Your divorce decree or separation agreement states that the non-custodial parent may claim the child as a dependent
- The decree or agreement wasn't changed after 1984 to take the exemption away from the noncustodial parent, and
- The noncustodial parent provides at least $600 for the child's support during the calendar year
Be Sure to Get It Right
This is only a brief overview of some of the child-related tax deductions you may take and only a few of the legal pitfalls you need to avoid. Getting the deductions right can save you money; getting them wrong can cost you much more in fines, penalties and stress. Before you file your taxes this year, be sure to look over the IRS materialsfor parents just like you, or talk to an experiencedtax attorney.
Questions for Your Attorney
- Who can deduct medical expenses if both parents helped pay for their child's medical operation?
- What happens if our child custody arrangement changes a few times throughout the year?
- How will my remarriage affect my dependency exemption? Will just living with someone else have any effect?


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Sometimes it looks right in the drawing tool but doesn't look right in the document. I forgot about balancing the image with the way that it looks on the page with words around it. Another post in my series on Network Diagrams.
Network Diagrams: Choosing Better and Free Fonts
Making diagrams aesthetically appealing with visual impact is better documentation. Choosing the correct fonts on network diagrams will improve your network diagrams significantly. Here is some work on how to choose a good font and some recommendations on the best free fonts for your machine.
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The surge in media attention heralded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) Screen for Life campaign in 1999 has boosted public awareness about certain aspects of colorectal cancer (CRC) screening and dispelled some misconceptions about who is at risk. However, media coverage has been less effective in reaching certain segments of society, notably blacks and people with less education. It has also been less effective in communicating the important role that polyps play as potential precursors to cancer and the fact that early CRC has no symptoms.
Those are the conclusions of a study led by Paul C. Schroy III, M.D., M.P.H., of Boston University School of Medicine, and supported by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (HS13912). Dr. Schroy and fellow researchers administered a 12-item true/false questionnaire to 356 adults aged 50 to 75 years from 2 urban primary care sites. Most of those surveyed were aware that both men and women are at risk (84 percent of respondents), risk increases after age 50 (71 percent), all racial and ethic groups are affected (88 percent), the goal of screening is to find polyps and cancer before the onset of symptoms (82 percent), early-stage cancers may be curable with surgery (72 percent), screening should begin at age 50 (73 percent), and that CRC can occur in the absence of a family history (67 percent).
Fewer patients were aware that both CRC (58 percent) and polyps (49 percent) may be asymptomatic, most CRC arises from polyps (52 percent), removing polyps can prevent CRC (46 percent), and CRC is the most common cause of cancer death among nonsmokers (26 percent). Scores were significantly higher for whites than blacks and for those with more than a high school education.
These findings underscore the need for more effective, targeted media campaigns capable of reaching at-risk less educated and minority groups. Educational campaigns should also focus on several key messages that have been missed.
See "Has the surge in media attention increased public awareness about colorectal cancer and screening?" by Dr. Schroy, Julie T. Glick, M.P.H., Patricia A. Robinson, M.D., and others, in the February 2008 Journal of Community Health 33(1), pp. 1-9.
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By GINGER CHRIST
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Ashland County voters Tuesday eliminated the need for future cuts at the Ashland Public Library.
A 1.0-mill, five-year operating levy passed 4,321-2,755, according to unofficial election results, filling an operating budget void created by state budget cuts. The library suffered a $300,000 budget cut in 2009 and will receive nearly $400,000 in cuts in 2010.
"The community loves their library and I think this reaffirms that," library board president Noel Watson said.
Watson called the passage "positive" for both the library and the community. A defeat would have caused the library to cut expenses by 30 percent, a move that would have changed the "outlook of the library," Watson said.
The levy, which will generate $465,000 through property taxes, will allow the library board to restore hours and service levels. The library in May enacted a hiring freeze and in September reduced operating hours by 15 hours per week.
Library director Pamela Jordan said immediate plans involve restoring hours and previous service levels and filling the three vacant circulation positions. Six positions are open as a result of the hiring freeze.
The passage of the levy exhibited the community's support of the library, Jordan said. The Ashland Public Library last year loaned 652,988 items and offered 793 free programs, which were attended by 18,822 people, she said.
"We got very few negative comments all through the campaign," Jordan said. "I guess that was what we needed to do was make people aware of it and the effect it will have on the community."
Throughout the campaign, library patrons shared their plans to vote for the levy, including many people who said they had never before supported a levy, Jordan said.
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MediaPost reports a promotional campaign on Kraft Foods' string cheese packages will offer special discounts to Six Flags this summer.
The "Twisted Fun" promotional material appears on Kraft Foods packaging, around Six Flags theme parks at all U.S. locations and on both company websites. People will receive ticket discounts when they take special Kraft Foods-branded string cheese packages to the park between May 15 and August 31.
As part of the promotion, Six Flags will offer free Kraft string cheese samples with each kids' meal and will wrap one rollercoaster at each theme park with Kraft signage.
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Resilience and social capital:
Increasingly, resilience is being incorporated into planning and social protection policy. People have been facing shocks, both natural and anthropogenic, forever, devising and innovating a variety of institutional responses to cope with, recover from, and prevent future impacts. Central to these shocks and this coping capacity, but often underexplored, is the role of social capital. This paper, using the case studies of iddirs (funeral societies) in Ethiopia and migrant networks in the Philippines, explores the contribution of local forms of social capital to building and strengthening the resilience of individuals and communities, focusing on their contributions to coping, adaptive, and transformative capacities. This paper argues that understanding clearly the role that existing social capital can play in building resilience is a necessary first step for policymakers. The authors suggest policy interventions to fill gaps where and when necessary while supporting and deepening existing social capital.
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The city hall is a brick building in baroque style with frontispieces and pilasters. The facades are yellow-washed, the pilasters are white, and the mansard roof has black-glazed tile. The frontispiece facing the square is decorated with the national coat of arms and a bust of Frederik V. The well-preserved main entrance is a local example of the rococo style. The house is probably built on the basis of a drawing of Copenhagen's city hall at that time.
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Claiming the evidence doesn't support a $1.29 million jury verdict against it, DLA Piper asked a Travis County district court to disregard jury findings and issue judgment in favor of the firm, order a new trial or reduce the damages to $587,145.
In its April 27 Defendant's Motions for JNOV, New Trial, and, Alternatively, For Suggestion of Remittitur, DLA Piper claims, among other things, that expert testimony at trial for the plaintiff about attorney disciplinary rules "fatally prejudiced the jury verdict."
A jury in the 345th District Court returned the verdict on Feb. 23 after finding, among other things, that the firm was negligent in failing to advise Linegar, an Australian businessman, that it didn't represent him in a transaction in which he loaned money to an Austin-based company, IdentiPHI Inc., in which he was a major shareholder.
DLA Piper's lawyer, Fields Alexander, a partner in Beck, Redden & Secrest in Houston, and Linegar co-counsel Jeffrey Taylor, an associate with The Akin Law Firm's Austin office, decline comment.
DLA Piper argues in its April 27 motion in Chris Linegar v. DLA Piper LLP (US)that Linegar lacked personal standing to sue because the damage, if any, affected Zaychan PTY Ltd., which is Linegar's "majority-owned retirement-fund trustee." Zaychan, not Linegar, loaned the money to IdentiPHI, says the motion.
DLA Piper also alleges there wasn't evidence to support the jury's findings on Linegar's claims for malpractice, breach of fiduciary duty, fraud by nondisclosure, negligent misrepresentation and duty-to-warn. Alternatively, DLA Piper argues the damages shouldn't exceed the balance that remained after IdentiPHI paid creditors and costs in bankruptcy.
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NEW YORK (Jul. 13)
Dr. Jeamanuel Jakobovits, spiritual leader of the Fifth Avenue Synagogue in New York, who was offered the post of Chief Rabbi of the British Commonwealth two weeks ago, told the Jewish Telegraphic Agency today that he plans to go to London at the end of this month to meet with leaders of British Jewry about the offer. He said that he would come to a final decision on the matter after the visit.


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If you updated your kernel, and rebooted to a new kernel then your going to have to recompile madwifi.--- On Wed, 7/2/08, Scott Robbins <scottro nyc rr com> wrote:From: Scott Robbins <scottro nyc rr com> Subject: latest update breaks a MadWifi snapshot To: fedora-test-list redhat com Date: Wednesday, July 2, 2008, 9:47 PM I'm simply not sure where to report this. Sam Leffler made a snapshot for MadWifi that supports the (in)famous AR5007EG card. The latest snapshot, from June, now supports 64 bit aswell.Livna-testing even has an rpm for it (for Fedora 9, the rpm isn't built against the Rawhide kernels). Ubuntu's Intrepid also broke it, though someone submitted a patch forthat. I'm wondering if, especially as the Rawhide kernelschange so rapidly, if this would merit a RedHat report, MadWifi report or perhaps an email to Mr. Leffler as these later kernels in Ubuntu's alpha and Fedora'srawhide both break it. (The error is in compiling the driver.)It works with every non-alpha distribution that I've tried and heardabout.Thanks for any input. I haven't seen any other mention of this error on the MadWifi site, or even on google, so perhaps I'm thelucky first.(It's a different error than the one found in the Ubuntu alpha.)What's the error? Perhaps related to http://madwifi.org/ticket/2022 ?
I get all my hardware running then I don't update my kernel anymore.


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VFW announces its yearly essay contests
Veterans of Foreign Wars announces this year's Voice of Democracy competition for high school students and the Patriot's Pen contest for middle school students.
This year's Voice of Democracy theme is "Service and Sacrifice by America's Veterans Benefit Today's Youth by …".
Voice of Democracy is the Veterans of Foreign Wars' premier scholarship program, open to students in the ninth through 12th grades throughout the country to compete for more than $2.5-million in scholarships and incentives. Prizes and scholarships are awarded at the local, district, state and national levels. The top scholarship award is $30,000.
The Patriot's Pen youth essay contest is open to students in sixth through eighth grades who write essays expressing their views on democracy. The top 45 national winners each receive at least a $1,000 savings bond.
The entry deadline is Nov. 1.
Entries can be submitted to any Veterans of Foreign Wars post. Hernando County posts include:
• Post 9236 and Ladies Auxiliary, 3454 Shoal Line Blvd., Hernando Beach. Call (352) 596-9236, ask for Kathy Moore.
• Post 8713 and Ladies Auxiliary, 1681 E Jefferson St., Brooksville. Call (352) 796-4449, ask for Misty Ryan.
• Post 10209 and Ladies Auxiliary, 14736 Edward R. Noll Drive, Spring Hill. Call (352) 796-0398.
• Post 8681 and Ladies Auxiliary, 18940 Drayton St., at County Line Road, Shady Hills. Call (727) 856-1860.
• Post 10137 and Ladies Auxiliary, 6036 County Road 618, Nobleton. Call (352) 793-8511.
Golf tourney will help SPCA run its shelter
Golfers and sponsors are needed for a golf tournament to benefit the SPCA of Hernando County on Oct. 4 at Rivard Golf and Country Club, 18000 Rivard Blvd., south of Brooksville.
A shotgun start will be at 8 a.m. The format is a four-player team scramble. Lunch will be served after the tournament. The cost is $45 for golf and lunch.
Hole sponsorships are $50 per hole. All checks are to be made payable to the SPCA of Hernando County. Funds raised will benefit the animals at the nonprofit, no-kill shelter.
For information, call Rivard at (352) 796-1410 or the SPCA at (352) 596-7000.
Club plans Sarasota trip to try Amish food
The local Michigan Club is planning a bus trip to Troyer's Dutch Heritage Restaurant in Sarasota from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Nov. 18, leaving from a location in Hernando County.
The restaurant offers traditional Amish and Mennonite homestyle cooking.
The trip is open to anyone wishing to go. The cost is $30 per person, which includes the bus, meal, taxes and gratuity. Tickets must be purchased by Oct. 22.
For information, call Ron at (352) 684-3999.
Carnival for all coming to Healthcare Center
A carnival for all ages will be from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sept. 20 at Brooksville Healthcare Center, 1114 Chatman Blvd.
The event will include games such as sock races, ring toss, skeetball, remote control car race, target shooting and bean bag toss. There also will be activities such as sand art and spin art, as well as face painting, balloons, crafts and raffles.
Admission will be $1 for adults and free for ages 12 and younger. For information, call (352) 796-6701.
County offering horticulture classes
The Hernando County Cooperative Extension Service will offer the following free horticulture classes:
• Ground Alternatives to Turf, 10 a.m. Wednesday, at the East Hernando Branch Library, 6457 Windmere Road, Ridge Manor West.
• Why Landscapes Fail — Too Much, Too Little, Too Late!, 2 p.m. Sept. 24, at the Spring Hill Branch/Harold G. Zopp Memorial Library, 9220 Spring Hill Drive.
For information, call (352) 754-4433. Visit the Web site at www.solutionsforyourlife.com.
Ballroom dancing lessons in October
Ballroom dance lessons will start in October at the High Point Community Center, 12249 Clubhouse Road.
Lessons for advanced dancers will be offered from 3 to 4 p.m. Mondays, starting Oct. 6. Lessons for beginner and intermediate dancers will be from 2 to 3 p.m. Wednesdays, starting Oct. 8. The cost is $5 per person, per lesson. Also, general ballroom dancing will be from 3 to 4 p.m. Wednesdays; the cost is $2 per person.
For information, call the instructors, Ken and Margaret Hammond, at (352) 688-4867.
Flea market, car wash to raise funds
The Springstead High School Girls Basketball Team will have a Fall Flea Market and Car Wash fundraiser from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 4 in the Springstead Theatre parking lot, 3300 Mariner Blvd.
Vendor spaces are available for $10 (bring your own table). Set-ups will begin at 6 a.m.
For information or to rent a space, call Greg at (352) 683-3528.
NRA offering its home firearm safety course
The Hernando Sportsman's Club will offer the NRA's home firearm safety course at 9 a.m. Sept. 20 in the clubhouse at the club's range in the Chassahowitzka Wildlife Management Area off Commercial Way, north of Weeki Wachee.
All equipment and materials will be provided. The course is about five hours, including range time. The class qualifies you for an application for a carry permit.
The cost is $50. Class size is limited and registration is required. To obtain more information or to register, call (352) 597-9931. Visit the Web site at hernandosportsmansclub.com.
VFW post to host two September programs
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8713 and Ladies Auxiliary will host the following events:
• POW/MIA program, 11 a.m. Friday. Simonetti and post officers will perform the service.
• Veterans of Foreign Wars birthday celebration, 11 a.m. Sept. 29.
All events will be at the post, 1686 E Jefferson St. For information, call the post at (352) 796-4449.
Spring Hill
Golfers, sign up to help Toys for Tots
Marine Corps League Detachment 708 will host a golf tournament to benefit the Toys for Tots campaign Sept. 20 at Seven Hills Golfers Club. Sponsors and golfers are needed.
Sponsorships are available from $250 to $1,000. The cost to enter the tourney is $50 per golfer, which includes lunch.
A shotgun start will be at 7 a.m. Prizes will be awarded for longest hole, closest to the hole, longest drive and shortest drive. The top prize is a golf cart for a hole-in-one.
There will also be a raffle for door prizes.
For sponsorship details and registration forms, call Linda Rothenberg at (352) 688-0316 or send e-mail to a1pets@ tampabay.rr.com.
Kids can test their chess skills Sept. 27
Students in first through seventh grades are invited to compete in a fall chess tournament sponsored by Championship Chess from 9:45 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept. 27 in the Brooksville Church of the Nazarene fellowship hall, 19384 Ingram St.
The entry fee is $5. Trophies will be awarded to the first- and second-place players. If necessary, a tiebreaker will be used to determine winners.
Championship Chess is a national chess-teaching organization.
To register or for information, call coach Francis Croft at (352) 799-6503 or e-mail jfcj@mindspring.


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Gamescom 2012
15th Aug 2012 - 19th Aug 2012
|Cologne, Germany
Event Description
The record-breaking Gamescom event is set to return to Cologne, with Korea announced as partner nation
The debut Gamescom event in 2009 couldn't have gone any better, with some 245,000 visitors and 458 exhibitors from 31 countries making it the largest games trade fair in the world.
The fourth Gamescom event is confirmed to start on Wednesday August 15th, 2012, and will run until Sunday August 19th.
The event will be open to the public from August 16th.
Attendees can make use of the international contacts and business opportunities. The organisiners have promised to work closely together with the industry for the further development of Gamescom.
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After I bought Nordic American Tanker (NAT) and Frontline (FRO) shares late in Monday's session, I was fortunate to see an early-morning pop in both of them Tuesday. I've sold half of each position. Also, after buying Zillow (Z) calls midday yesterday, I am down to just a one-third position after the stock put in a nice push this morning. I have replaced the position with some Jan. 10 $89-$93 call spreads. The risk here is only equal to the profit I've already made from the trade.
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Perhaps paying homage to The Kid's stint with the Cincinnati Reds, the Air Griffey Max 1 will release in a new red-accented colorway next month.
The shoe sports a platinum mesh and grey synthetic base with a black patent leather mudguard overlay. Red and black accents on the toebox and heel Swoosh logos, '24' strap detail, pull-tab, midsole and outsole help complete the look.
Look for this new Air Griffey Max 1 colorway to hit Nike Sportswear retailers for $150 on Saturday, June 15. Seller friw1000 is selling a few sizes early on eBay now.
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Two Palestinians killed in Gaza Strip
Israeli troops shot and killed a Palestinian man who they claim approached the fence of the Alei Sinai settlement in the Gaza Strip late Thursday, acording to Israel Radio.
Meanwhile, three Israelis were lightly injured in a Palestinian shooting attack in the Gaza Strip after nightfall Thursday, according to settlers. A Palestinian fighter was killed, they said.
According to reports, shots were fired at a car on a road near the Kissufim crossing point between Gaza and Israel, a route used by settlers to reach their homes in a bloc of settlements in southern Gaza.
Two of the victims were women and the third was a boy. According to settlers, the fighter was shot and killed.
Israel Radio reported that two fighters opened fire on the vehicle.
For its part, the Israeli military had no immediate comment. (Albawaba.com)
Top Headlines
- Gaza Strip: Israel kills five Palestinians in two incidents
- Gaza Strip: Five Israeli settlers, two Palestinian fighters killed; Israel bombs radio station
- Israel in Maximum Alert in Fear of Palestinian Attacks; Two Palestinians Killed East of Gaza Strip, Two Other Arrested
- Gaza Strip: Two settlers, two Palestinian attackers killed
- Israeli air strikes in central Gaza kill two Palestinian boys


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Already looking forward to the weekend? Us too! It's a short week, but Friday can't come soon enough! Here at the Holiday Inn Cherry Creek, we're looking ahead to all the great events and happenings in Denver this weekend. No matter what you're looking to do, you'll find there's something for everyone. Choose from art festivals, car shows & auctions, and even a beer run!
If you want to add a dose of culture to your weekend, check out the 30th Annual Colorado Black Arts Festival in City Park from Friday to Sunday. Celebrate local, regional, and national African American artists through all different mediums. There will be a number of visual artists' work on display as well as live musical performances of jazz, blues, soul, African drum and dance, and much more.
For all you gear-heads out there, the Mecum Denver 2016 Auction is happening at the Colorado Convention Center. There will be over 700 classic, collector, and vintage cars, trucks, and motorcycles on display. It's one of the largest automotive collector auctions in the country, and is a great time even for those not looking to bid on anything!
Start the fun early on Saturday over at Grandma's House Brewery with their annual Beer Run! Participants walk, run, jog, and drink beer in this non-competitive fun run for charity. Portions of the proceeds go to numerous non-profits that give back to the community. It's a fun, laid-back way to get a bit of exercise and enjoy some delicious beer for a good cause!
Sounds like a pretty good weekend to look forward to, right? Join the countdown with us here at the Holiday Inn and get ready for some fun!


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BRADENTON, Fla. (AP) — Pittsburgh Pirates second baseman Neil Walker spent the first five months of last season helping his hometown team into contention. He spent most of the final six weeks watching from the bench thanks to a balky back that made routine tasks painful.
Walker insists he's healthy now thanks to a daily stretching routine that includes everything from pushups to hamstring stretches. The Pirates will need him to be close to 100 percent if they want to make another run at a playoff spot.
The 27-year-old hit .280 with a career-high 14 homers in 129 games last season. He avoided arbitration with the Pirates last month but has yet to discuss a long-term deal with the team. Walker says he's open to the idea but says it's not an issue he's focused on.
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That is a super deal Pedsnurse! Thank you for sharing it.
There is a great deal on Head & Shoulders at Harris Teeter- $5 off 2 coupon from P & G insert in this Sunday's paper paired with $5 off 2 ZVR makes each full size bottle $0.69 each!!
Faye- Thanks for the swag code!
Swag code alert! Code is worth 2 SB and is good through 6 pm on Sunday. The code is
Jdouglas - guess I should post about those resources more! :-)
Savesavesave, I'm glad you asked that question because I never knew there was a place to look. Great info! :)
savesavesave - there is a coupon database here on the smart shopper blog for coupons that were in the Sunday N&O so you can actually see what coupons we got here in the Raleigh paper. The link is located on the homepage of the blog (look to the far right of the page under the links for Facebook and Twitter) and here is the direct link:
For finding printable coupons, I like the coupon database at hotcouponworld.com here:
SAVESAVESAVE, I use the Southern Savers coupon database:
A question please. If I would like to search for a particular coupon; is there a search engine where i could enter, say Brawny, and it tell me which insert it may be in if there is one?
Thanks Dr D for posting the code today!


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I just read on ESPN.Insider (so I won't put the text here) that Jerome James of the Sonics can opt out of his contract this summer.
Anybody else like the idea of the Pacers offering him the mid-level exception next summer?
His numbers aren't much, but 7'1"/ 272 lbs. is a difficult 'skill' to coach. I guess I'm concerned about his 1.35 TO per game - he's #11 in the league in TO per minute. If he's got oven mitts for hands, well we've already got Pollard (although I'm also thinking sign-and-trade). Has anybody watched him play enough to critique his game/ skills/ weaknesses?


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She said that it was "unacceptable" in cases where employees are "defending their jobs" to drag them before courts.Clashes such as the one outside Goodyear promote the image of the French economy as being in control of unions and inflexible regulations. However, as Gerard Dussillol, an economic specialist at the pro-market Institut Thomas More think-tank, points out, unions in France represent a very small percentage of the working population. In 2009 membership stood at just 7.4 percent, compared with more than 20 percent in both Britain and Germany. Their small numbers and their power to negotiate on behalf of non-union workers tend to make them more radical, he said, even if they aren't representative of the French population, in general. Plus, unions form a large part of Hollande's electoral power base and hold considerable sway over the fortunes of his Socialist party. "They give a false image," he said. "But if you have a poor image, people are not very keen on investing in your country." France's government has started to make some steps towards reform and economic discipline. Its 2013 budget held spending even and raised taxes to close the deficit. It has also sent a bill to parliament that would increase some employee benefits in exchange for offering companies in difficulty more flexibility in setting workers' hours and pay. But many analysts say that while the measures are a step in the right direction, they fear it's a case of too little, too late â¿¿ plus the history of protest in France will make any reform difficult to implement. "The history of labor protests in France makes me concerned that those changes would be even more costly than in Italy," said Peter Morici, an economist at the University of Maryland. "You saw in Italy they elected a comedian to a prominent position in parliament; in France, they're liable to shut the city down for a month."
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I am facing a serious Memory Issue in the Admin section of one of my website when I try to edit the information the editform popup keeps on loading and finally memory runs out . The Memory limit is already set high,I tried debugging the cause(scrrenshot attached) but not getting any clues
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A South African energy giant plans to build an $8 billion to $10 billion natural gas complex in Calcasieu Parish, making it one of the largest industrial developments in the state's history.
Sasol Limited, an international energy and chemical company based in Johannesburg, said Tuesday it plans to build a facility that will convert natural gas to other energy sources like diesel and other products.
The Louisiana Economic Development department estimates the project will create about 850 jobs, with average salaries of about $89,000, not including benefits.
The company plans to first conduct a feasibility study in the next 18 months, which will consider two options of a 2 million-tons-per-year and a 4 million-tons-per-year facility.
If all goes as planned, construction is expected to start in 2013, and the complex would be built in two phases with completion in 2018.
Large natural gas deposits, such as the Haynesville Shale in northwest Louisiana and others in Texas and other states, will help supply the new gas-to-liquids operation, company officials said.
"We believe Sasol's GTL (gas-to-liquid) technology can help unlock the potential of Louisiana's abundant natural gas resources and contribute to an affordable, reliable fuel supply for the United States," said Ernest Oberholster, Sasol managing director for new business development, in a statement.
"We look forward to continuing to work with the people of Louisiana to make a long-term and sustainable contribution to the state."
"Sasol has selected Calcasieu Parish as their preferred location in the U.S. for one of the largest industrial projects in Louisiana history," Gov. Bobby Jindal, said in a statement.
"Without question, the Haynesville Shale and other unconventional natural gas plays are transforming the energy economy in the U.S., and we are positioning Louisiana to be one of the chief beneficiaries of that transformation."
At full production capacity, the facility would consume about 305 billion standard cubic feet of natural gas per year, which would represent roughly $1.3 billion to $1.5 billion per year in natural gas purchases at current prices.
The state has actively cultivated gas-to-liquid projects with Sasol and other energy companies around the world for about two years, say LED officials, who note the state is particularly positioned for this sector due to its proximity to the Haynesville Shale and other emerging deposits; Louisiana's tax structure and incentive offerings for manufacturers; a well-entrenched petrochemical infrastructure; and one of the largest port complexes in the world.
LSU recently completed an economic impact analysis — commissioned by Sasol — which suggests construction alone will generate another $1.73 billion in additional business activity and more than 12,000 new jobs associated with $577 million in personal earnings during the five-year construction period.
Once the Sasol gas-to-liquids complex is fully operational, it would lead to additional economic activity in the state of almost $919 million a year, the study found.
Sasol considered several other states before selecting Louisiana as its U.S. location for this facility. At the Lake Charles Chemical Complex, Sasol employs about 400 workers and previously announced construction of a $175 million ethylene tetramerization unit in December. That project is under way.
It's not yet clear what economic incentives the state will make available for Sasol. Those negotiations are still is in progress, state officials said.


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CLEARWATER — It's Ironman time again. On Saturday morning, about 1,800 fitness fanatics in spandex will plunge into the water off Clearwater Beach, then run and bicycle through our streets.
For drivers in parts of mid- and North Pinellas County, the Ironman 70.3 World Championship will make it tricky to get around for several hours. The race's 56-mile bicycle route cuts through Clearwater, Largo, Safety Harbor and East Lake.
"People should use U.S. 19 as their main north-south route as much as possible," said Clearwater spokeswoman Joelle Castelli. "They should know the race route and how to avoid it. Leaving early and having patience on race day are the two things that will save you if you have to get somewhere around the route."
This is Clearwater's fifth and final year of hosting the World Championship 70.3. It will move to Las Vegas next year, partly to make the race tougher than it can be in flat, sea-level Florida. The Nevada race will feature a challenging bike route with steep climbs through mountainous terrain.
In Clearwater next year, the event will be replaced by a new Ironman race tour called the 5150 Series, which will feature shorter, Olympic-distance triathlons. The whole race will cover 5,150 kilometers, or 32 miles instead of 70.3 miles.
A shorter bike route will mean fewer road closures and inconveniences for drivers. "We'll probably be able to confine it to Clearwater," said Mayor Frank Hibbard.
In the meantime, here's your guide to Saturday's Ironman triathlon — where to watch the action, along with places to avoid.
The race
• Starts and ends at Pier 60.
• Begins at 6:45 a.m. and lasts 7 1/2 hours.
• A 1.2-mile swim on Clearwater Beach.
• A 56-mile bike course on the Memorial Causeway Bridge, Drew Street, Countryside Boulevard, McMullen-Booth Road, East Lake Road, the Bayside Bridge, Roosevelt Boulevard, Belcher Road and Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard.
• A 13.1-mile run through Clearwater Beach, downtown Clearwater and the Harbor Oaks neighborhood.
Driving tips
If you're going north and south, use U.S. 19. Avoid Belcher and McMullen-Booth roads.
Police will help drivers at intersections with traffic signals along the route.
Yield to cyclists at intersections without signals. Bikes have right-of -way on the course.
Drivers will share multilane roads with bicyclists. Along most of the route, cyclists will be in the outside curb lane, and cars will use the remaining lanes.
Where to watch
Spectators can catch free shuttles from most downtown parking lots and Sand Key Park. Pier 60 on Clearwater Beach is a good place to watch the swim. The Pinellas County Courthouse and the Clearwater Memorial Causeway are good spots to watch parts of the bike race and run.
Spectators are encouraged to park in downtown Clearwater and take the shuttles. Free downtown parking includes City Hall, 112 S Osceola Ave.; Pinellas County Courthouse, at Chestnut Street and Oak Avenue; Garden Avenue Garage, 28 N Garden Ave.; and the Municipal Services Garage, 100 S Myrtle Ave.
The run
Runners will go from Pier 60 through downtown, into Harbor Oaks and back to the beach. This will affect traffic in those areas between approximately 9:20 a.m. and 4 p.m. To get to Morton Plant Hospital, use Pinellas Street.
Beach traffic
Volunteers will begin setting up roadblocks on the beach about 3 a.m. Saturday. Drivers won't be allowed to go south of the roundabout. People needing access to and from the southern part of Clearwater Beach will need to use the Belleair Causeway.
Mike Brassfield can be reached at email@example.com or (727) 445-4160.


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Welcome toCumbrae
A little island with a lot packed in: great for cycling, golf, water sports, and photographs with the Crocodile Rock.
A little island with a lot packed in: great for cycling, golf, water sports, and photographs with the Crocodile Rock.
Cumbrae is just a short hop from the mainland, and there's plenty to do once you're there. You can hire bikes at Millport, and cycle the ten-mile route round the island - taking in the beaches and coastal views. You'll be quieter on a bike, so you'll see more of the wildlife, which includes owls, polecats, kestrels, and the occasional sea eagle. You can also play a round of golf at Millport's 18 hole golf course while enjoying stunning views of the Firth of Clyde.
Cumbrae is great for kids, too - you can't miss the painted Crocodile Rock in the bay at Millport, and if you wait for low tide you can take them to sit on it, if they dare. There's a water sports centre, and you can also hire kayaks in Millport, if you fancy exploring some of the smaller islands in the bay. Keep an eye out for the island's festivals and events, which range from country and western music to a scooter rally.
For more information on Cumbrae visit the Isle of Cumbrae's website.
Take the ferry to Cumbrae from Largs. The journey takes 10 minutes. No advance booking is necessary on this route. Simply turn up at Largs ticket office, buy a ticket, and go on the next available sailing.
No car or bike? The bus meets every ferry, and takes you from Cumbrae's ferry slip to Millport.
Looking for the best form of travel to and from our ports? Traveline can help you find the way that best suits you for making your journey using the most up to date information from around the UK for all transport companies.
We have also listed some travel information below that you may find useful:
The train from Glasgow to Largs takes 56 minutes. It's a short walk from the train station to the ferry terminal. Why not purchase a Rail and Sail ticket from Glasgow to Cumbrae? Check the train times at ScotRail
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ROTTERDAM, N.Y. — Crews in Rotterdam have capped the massive water main break and reopened roads after nearby streets and some homes were flooded Friday.
A massive 20-inch transition main broke pouring water into the street.
"The surface is constantly shifting and it could've put the main on a rock. There are still a lot of variables," said Jim Longo, Rotterdam Superintendent of Highways.
Crews worked as quickly as they could to try and control the waters -but with a main this size there isn't much you can do right away except make sure people living around the area are safe.
"Obviously with flooding and electricity we brought in crews to shut off power in the homes," said Longo.
Neighbors along Hollywood Avenue immediately started cleaning out their basements because water levels that began at just a few inches flooded the road in under an hour.
Antonio Rizzo said he got a call from his wife just as he was about to turn into his street and he realized just how bad it was.
"I've been here for eight years and I've never seen anything like this," said Rizzo.
Crews did cap the broken pipe before the neighborhoods flooded completely, but Rizzo says it was a little too close for comfort.
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Diurnal Variation of Tear Meniscus and Tear Osmolarity
This study has been completed.
University of Miami
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
Jianhua (Jay) Wang, MD, PhD, University of Miami
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: September 20, 2010
Last updated: June 11, 2013
Last verified: June 2013
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Detailed Description:
This study is to determine the diurnal variation of tear meniscus and tear osmolarity in normal subjects and dry eye patients.
|Dry Eye
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Case Control
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|Diurnal Variation of Tear Meniscus and Tear Osmolarity
Resource links provided by NLM:
MedlinePlus related topics: TearsU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Jianhua (Jay) Wang, MD, PhD, University of Miami:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Variations in tear osmolarity and tear meniscus volume in patients with dry eyes and in healthy control subjects over an 8-hr daytime period. [ Time Frame: 8 hours ]The mean tear osmolarity of the dry eye patients was 304.0±10.8 mOsm/L, and the mean tear osmolarity of the normal subjects was 298.0±14.2 mOsm/L (P.0.05). Over the course of 8 hrs, the average measured osmolarities of the dry eye group varied by approximately 21.9±13.5 mOsm/L (range, 6-43 mOsm/L), and the average measured tear osmolarities of the normal group varied by approximately 21.0±9.2 mOsm/L (range, 8-35 mOsm/L). At 2:30 PM, the average volume of the tear menisci in the dry eye group was significantly lower than that of the subjects in the normal group (P,0.05). No correlations between the tear meniscus volumes and tear osmolarities of either group were observed.
|Study Start Date:
|September 2010
|Study Completion Date:
|September 2011
|Primary Completion Date:
|September 2011 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Normal subjects
Dry eye
clinically diagnosed dry eye with aqueous tear deficiency
Detailed Description:
This study is to determine the diurnal variation of tear meniscus using OCT and tear osmolarity using Tearlab's osmolarity system in normal subjects and dry eye patients.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Study Population
Normal subjects vs. dry eye patients
Inclusion criteria
- Is at least 18 years old and has full legal capacity to volunteer;
- Has read and signed the IRB Informed Consent Document;
- Is willing and able to follow participant instructions;
- Has clear corneas;
- Has 20/100 uncorrected visual acuity or better;
- Is not a hard (or rigid gas permeable) contact lens wearer within the last year;
- Was a soft contact lens wearer, but stopped wearing at least 1 week ago;
- Has dry eye according to the study definition of DES (study subjects).
Exclusion criteria
- Has any systemic disease affecting ocular health except for Sjögren's syndrome;
- Is using any systemic or topical medications that will affect ocular health except for artificial tears;
- Has an active ocular disease other than DES, meibomian gland disease or Sjögren's syndrome
- Has any clinically significant lid or conjunctival abnormalities, neovascularization, corneal scars or corneal opacities;
- Has limbal or bulbar injection or corneal staining that was clinically significant, which are not due to DES;
- Has worn rigid gas permeable lenses within 1 year;
- Has had surgery or an eye injury within 6 months.
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01206244
|United States, Florida
|Bascom Palmer Eye Institute
|Miami, Florida, United States, 33136
Sponsors and Collaborators
University of Miami
|Principal Investigator:
|Jianhua Wang, MD, PhD
|University of Miami
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Keywords provided by Jianhua (Jay) Wang, MD, PhD, University of Miami:
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on September 21, 2017
|Responsible Party:
|Jianhua (Jay) Wang, MD, PhD, Associate Professor, University of Miami
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01206244 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|September 20, 2010
|Last Updated:
|June 11, 2013
Keywords provided by Jianhua (Jay) Wang, MD, PhD, University of Miami:
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tear meniscus
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by ADAM GRUENEWALD
NYA Times
A longtime hardware store in NYA has changed owners.
Formerly Foley Bros. Hardware, owned by Paul, his brother John and John's wife Connie, all of Green Isle, the business will be run by Dean Lind of NYA.
Originally from Green Isle, John and Paul both attended Arlington-Green Isle High School (Sibley East) and John worked in carpentry and also did cabinet work while Paul, who served in Vietnam, worked at Farmhand Manufacturing and several other jobs.
As brothers, John and Paul joke a lot about their partnership, both saying they got "dragged into it" by the other, as they first owned a hardware store in Green Isle in 1964, still right across the street from Connie and John's house on Parnell Street.
The brothers later jumped at the opportunity to reach a bigger market and purchased the hardware store in NYA in November of 1979, previously owned by Vic, Zeta and Herb Lindert and several other owners for over 100 years.
"It came up as an opportunity as they wanted to get out," said John, as they also changed the look of the building with a major remodeling project.
For Connie, a Cologne native and Waconia High School graduate, she also made a change as she had married John in 1965 and raised the couple's seven kids – Karen, David, Carol, Mark, Susan, James and Joan. Paul has three kids, Patrick, Paula and Robert.
A self-described sales clerk, Connie worked in NYA after the brothers closed the store in Green Isle in 1981.
"I needed a change from being at home all the time so I started working their part-time," she said. "It got to be full-time."
While they had some business experience as their parents, Jack and Willie owned several businesses in NYA including Millers, now Unkle Thirsty's, running a hardware store was still a challenge for the brothers and Connie.
"It was basically a learning process for us to," said Paul. "To get in there and understand the business is different. It was a learning process."
They soon developed expertise as they spent more time working in the hardware store, enjoying the business and working with customers, but then the demands started to change.
"Times have changed and that's another reason why it was time for us to get out," said Paul. "We were getting into high-tech electronic type of work rather than nuts and bolts. There's still a demand for a small-town hardware store, but it's not like it used to be."
Age was a factor to as Connie is 69, Paul is 71 and John is 74.
"It was just time for us to call it quits," said Paul. "Age was catching up to us."
All three credited their customers for their support over the years, and their own determination led to their longevity as well.
"We didn't know any better," said John, laughing. "It's been a good life for us. We've been in business for 49 years."
The hardware store almost wasn't going to last beyond their retirement, as there were plans for a phasing out and a liquidation sale, but Dean Lind stepped in at the right time to purchase the building.
"We were very happy," said John. "It would have been sad, because we rebuilt that store and put all our work into it and just to see close the building wouldn't have been good."
John said they are all encouraged by Lind so far, and that he will do a great job.
"He's just going to bring some new blood and new enthusiasm to it," said John. "I'm wishing him well, but I think he's doing well."
In retirement, John and Connie plan to work on the house and spend time with their kids and 10 grandchildren while Paul plans to recover from a leg injury he suffered his first day off of work.
"We definitely don't have our feet planted on the ground," said Paul, laughing. "I definitely don't have my feet planted on the ground."
John also has a large project to tackle as the former site of the Green Isle hardware store is filled to the ceiling with merchandise, wood and other items.
"I told people last week I was on vacation," said John. "I used my accrued vacation up. I had an hour a year and I had 49 hours built up that I used last week."
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As Heritage Newspapers reported, "New campaign at Eastern Michigan University features faculty excellence." To quote the press release/article:
The Office of Marketing for Eastern Michigan University has launched its second phase of TRUEMU. The campaign focuses on faculty excellence.
"This phase of our campaign is designed to focus on our faculty all-stars," said Ted Coutilish, vice president for marketing and promotions, "to showcase their individuality and really, really show the university through different perspectives."
I'm happy to see this fine picture of my friend and colleague. Still, I'm disappointed that my own contribution to the TRUEMU campaign hasn't been turned into a light post banner.


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POMONA – The Pomona Valley Art Association has made a call for entries for its 2012 annual Open Juried Show Nov. 3 to Dec. 1.
Gallery SOHO will host an opening reception on Nov. 10 from 6 to 10 p.m. and an awards reception on Dec. 1 from 2 to 4 p.m.
Artist may enter up to two works of original design, completed within the last five years. Works must be the original creation of the artist.
Fees: PVAA members: $15 per entry; non-members: $20 per entry.
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l am trying to make a butter caramel from the 'Fine chocolates great experience' book and am having a few problems before l start. The recipie states 'Sugar' but what type caster, granulated, Sucrose, invert. Same agian for the marshmallow recipie what type of sugar also is corn syrup the same as glucose?
Or has anyone got any tried & tested recipies for these?
September 30, 2004
My book is at home, so i can't reference it, but generally speaking, when a recipe simply indicates 'sugar', it's granulated table sugar they're calling for..good ol' fashioned sucrose. although often times you can use another sugar; sometimes you can't. experimenting is fun 😎
July 13, 2006
The major difference between granulated sugar, castor sugar and confectionary sugar is mostly the size of the granules (confectionary sugar usually contains a little cornstarch to prevent clumping). So theoretically you can carmalize any of the above sugars.
Corn syrup and glucose are both inverted sugar (to prevent your caramel from crystalizing) however corn syrup is usually flavored and sometimes contain high fructose corn syrup (you can read about it a few places). I also find it sweeter than glucose. You should find that they perform the same for marshmallows though.
I have made some great butter caramel from a recipe I found online. if you want to find it just google something like science of candy caramel recipe
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Rapha Roller Race - Feb 10th
23.01.07 by Buffalo Bill
Therese Bjorn, who is organising the event on behalf of Rapha, says that she wants to 'recreate how spectacular roller racing was in the 50s when it was held at Mecca dance halls in between dance sets, but updating it to 2007. So there will be a bar, DJs, images projected on the wall while the racing is taking place'. As well as the 4-way match-up between teams of couriers, bankers, gym-bunnies and media-types, (to qualify for the courier team, you have to be in the top 4 of Rollapaluza VII), there will be an all-comers roller race, which feature head-to-head racing of the 10 best qualifiers.
The fabulous venue for the event is the Ballroom of Shoreditch Town Hall, 380 Old Street EC1 (picture right), and more details of it can be viewed here. This must be the most impressive space that a roller race has been held in anywhere in the world since the 1950s. More details are due to be posted on the Rapha site shortly. This could be the most exciting cycling event to happen in the capital this side of Le Tour, and a lot less expensive too.
It is not likely that the world's only ever professional Roller Racer, Eddie Wingrave, will attend, but you can view an interview with him here.
The Bike Show's preview of the Rapha Roller Race is here
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A mouse put one man behind bars recently.
Denton police arrested and charged a 22-year-old man Tuesday morning with burglary of a building after he reportedly broke into an apartment in the 1500 block of Meadow Street.
Police said the man was caught on surveillance footage taking a mouse, keyboard and computer from the apartment sometime between 4:20 and 4:35 a.m. that morning.
The stolen items were later found in the suspect's apartment, according to reports.
Other reports
300 block Coronado Drive — Two people were arrested after someone reported a possible stolen vehicle was in the area Tuesday morning.
Police found a 45-year-old woman and 40-year-old man inside a green Chevrolet pickup with inconsistent license plates. The front plates confirmed the pickup was stolen from Lancaster in southern Dallas County, police said. They were charged with theft of more than $1,500 and less than $20,000.
From 7 a.m. Tuesday to 7 a.m. Wednesday:
Denton County Sheriff's Office information was not available.
Denton police responded to 259 service and officer-initiated calls and posted 13 reports online.
Denton firefighters assisted one agency and responded to 14 medical calls, one grass fire, two good-intent calls and one vehicle accident.
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Etsuo Chihara
Etsuo Chihara Sensho-kai Eye Institute Etsuo Chihara was born in Okayama Prefecture Japan in 1949. He received M.D. degree in 1974 and the Ph.D. degree from Kyoto University in 1982. After his residency at Kyoto University, he was an instructor of Ophthalmology at Kyoto University from 1997 to 1986, assistant professor of Ophthalmology at Miyazaki University from 1986 to 1989, assistant professor of Kyoto University from 1989 to 1992 and vice chairman of Ophthalmology a Kyoto University from 1992 to 1993. Thereafter he is a director of Sensho-kai Eye Institute until now. Also he is now a council of Japan Glaucoma Association since 1990, associated professor of Shimane University since 2005, vice president of Kyoto Ophthalmologist association since 2006, board of Japan ophthalmologist association since 2007, and the president of Japanese tube surgeon's group since 2010. He was interested in glaucoma and published 75 peer review papers until 2011.
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A Tailwind for Boeing
Like a jet airliner leaving the tarmac and soaring into the sky, the European currency continues to glide higher. Today, the euro reached its highest level since October, and it is trading comfortably above 1.37 against the U.S. dollar.
Which stocks are poised to benefit from euro strength? I'm going with Boeing (BA). Boeing's chief competitor, Airbus, incurs its costs mostly in euros. Therefore, a rising euro makes an Airbus product more expensive to manufacture, placing upward pressure on its price. Additionally, the stronger euro makes the dollar seem weaker by comparison. A weaker dollar makes Boeing products more attractive to potential buyers that are outside of the U.S. Thus, Boeing benefits in multiple ways from the rising euro....398 more words left in this article. To read them, just click below and try Real Money FREE for 14 days.
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Dear Editor:
Homosexuals being in love and in a committed same-sex relationship is a theme of recent letters written to sway the legislature from banning homosexual marriage. Love and commitment were mentioned as though they were the norm in homosexual relationships.
As www.conservapedia.com/Homosexuality_Statistics demonstrates, there are dozens of things wrong with the gay life, one being that homosexuals don't usually have committed relationships with one another. Theirs are more quick-timish, and that rather than relationships between one another, it's more like between one and all the others.
Dr. Maria Xiridou of the Amsterdam Municipal Health Service published a study of young male Dutch homosexuals in the May 2003 issue of the journal AIDS that showed that homosexual partnerships last on average only eighteen months. Additionally, they have an average of eight partners a year outside of their main partnership.
Love and commitment are terms being co-opted by homosexuals to serve their agenda. It is necessary to soften up America with propaganda in order to accomplish their desire, which is an unlimited supply of raw material to satisfy consumption.
Prominent homosexual advocate Daniel Villarreal, lamenting that gay activists usually deny that they want to indoctrinate children, said: "Let's face it—that's a lie. Why would we push anti-bullying programs or social studies classes that teach kids about the historical contributions of famous queers unless we wanted to deliberately educate children to accept queer sexuality as normal? Recruiting children? You bet we are. We want educators to teach future generations of children to accept queer sexuality. In fact, our very future depends on it".
Why does their future depend on indoctrination? Because they can't reproduce. They can only recruit. And our schools are the best source of the raw material needed to satisfy their expansive appetites.
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Episode #7
How the nuns saved Obamacare
In the final days before the bill passed, who saved Obamacare? Catholic nuns. Sister Simone Campbell—one of the most charming, utterly down-to-earth, and profoundly committed people I've ever met—explains why. And in the process, she tells her own fascinating story, from an anti-segregation sit-in where, as a teenager, she decided to take her vows, all the way to the present and her delight in the joyous tone set by Pope Francis.
If you're glad that Obamacare is finally here—that millions of Americans are, at last, covered by health insurance—then you'll love this mini, Christmas-inspired episode of The Good Fight.
We'll be back on Jan 9 with the next full episode of the show, featuring a new Win Report, comedy, and fresh stories of people people changing the world. In the meantime, be sure to subscribe and post a review on iTunes, and start a petition with our sponsor and partner, MoveOn.org!
Plus: we're hiring. Want to be our Associate Producer? Apply now!
Originally posted on December 20, 2013
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Show Notes
- The Sisters of Social Service: they're awesome.
- The climactic blow-by-blow:
- Monday, March 15, 2010: the President of the US Council of Catholic Bishops writes in opposition to Obamacare, announcing that "the Catholic bishops regretfully hold that it must be opposed".
- Wednesday, March 17, 2010: NETWORK publishes its letter. The nuns contend that "For us, this health care reform is a faith mandate for life and dignity of all of our people."
- Sunday, March 21, 2010: the US House passes the Affordable Care Act, 219-212. If four votes had switched, it would have failed 215-216.
- Check out the Vatican's official censure, titled "Doctrinal Assessment of the Leadership Council of Women Religious."
- Also, here's a little background on the technical meanings of "nun," "sister," and "women religious."
- Read Sister Simone's argument for Obamacare.
- The New York Times called the Nuns on the Bus Tour "a spirited retort to the Vatican." The whole story's great.
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Dharamsala and other beauties around the world
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The cricket stadium at Dharamsala, with its humbling backdrop of the mighty outer Himalayas, is arguably India's most scenic. Cricket, to be sure, is blessed with breathtaking venues around the globe. From the Remarkables range at Queenstown in New Zealand, to the stunning Table mountain at Cape Town in South Africa, to the foliage-ensconed Valley of the Rocks in North Devon, England. A look at some of the prettiest places where the sport is played. Tell us if we've missed any.


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Soar with the Eagles 5K & 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk
Kingsway Christian School
Sat 06/01/2013
1 Mile, 5K, Other
The 3rd Annual "Soar with the Eagles 5k & 1 Mile Run/Walk" is a fund raising event in which all proceeds benefit the Kingsway Christian School Tuition Assistance Fund. **UPDATE** As a response to the tragedy at the Boston Marathon, $1 from each registration will be donated to www.onefundboston.org.The course begins and ends at Kingsway. It is an out and back course with a few rolling hills.Awards will be given to 5K overall and age group winners only. T-Shirts will be guaranteed for all particpants who are registered by May 10, 2013. If you are registering for the Kid's 1/4 Mile and would like a youth size T-shirt please email me your name, child's name, and shirt size.Event schedule and timesThe Kids 1/4 Mile will begin at 8:00 a.m.The 5k and 1 Mile Run/Walk will begin at 8:30.Day of registration and packet pick-up will begin at 7:00 a.m. and will end at 8:00 a.m.
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