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A long winter, late spring and wet summer have combined to create an usual emergence pattern among mosquitoes this summer that has left many Carver County residents dealing with a season's worth of the pesky insects in a matter of a just a few weeks.
The city of Watertown has received numerous calls and complaints this month from local residents regarding an unusually high number of mosquitoes, and the Metropolitan Mosquito Control District (MMCD) says it isn't surprised. While the MMCD says the overall number of mosquitoes probably isn't any higher than normal this year, the emergence of several varieties all at once has been a nuisance for those who love to spend their Minnesota summers outdoors.
As the season wears on, that nuisance could turn into real danger as the risk of the West Nile virus increases later in the summer. A sample of mosquitoes in Carver County was recently the first in the metro area to test positive for the virus this year.
"We're not necessarily seeing more mosquitoes than is average, but what is happening is that the season was delayed by a couple weeks because of unusually late snow and a very late spring," MMCD Public Affairs Associate Mike McLean said. "That's really collapsed the season down, and we're seeing big spikes in mosquito numbers throughout the metro area. It's not so much that there are more of them; it's that there's more of them together at the same time. It's an interesting phenomenon."
McLean said that different varieties of mosquitoes typically hatch at different times of the year. Usually, an aggressive variety known as spring mosquitoes hatch around Memorial Day, and often trigger the first batch of mosquito complaints. Later, floodwater mosquitoes tend to develop in standing water that is often left over from melted snow.
This year, a late spring followed by torrential early-summer rains have left standing water everywhere. The result was the hatching of spring and floodwater mosquitoes all at once earlier this month, instead of in phases.
"It's been a challenge," McLean said. "It's been a really intense year."
McLean said the wet weather this year is only part of the reason for the recent swarms of mosquitoes, and to truly understand the increase, one must actually look back over the last several years. McLean said that when heavy rains and flooding follow several years of drought — as has been the case in Minnesota in recent years — it can mean a rapid increase in mosquito numbers.
That's because mosquito eggs can remain viable more than a decade. Floodwater mosquito eggs that were laid during the last flooding incident typically lie on dry land, unhatched, until that area floods again.
"When you have a year where it's breaking drought and there's a lot of standing water, a lot of mosquitoes are coming from eggs that were laid the last time the water was that high," McLean said. "You end up with an explosion in those peskier summer-time mosquito numbers."
Mosquito concerns haven't gone unnoticed by Watertown city staff, which has fielded phone calls from residents asking if there is anything the city can do to help control mosquito populations in parks, at ball fields, and in their own back yards. In actuality, mosquito control is handled by the MMCD, which has been aggressively targeting the pests. McLean said the organization has covered 150,000 acres so far this year with it's helicopter treatments, which is already 3/4 of the roughly 200,000 acres it covers each year.
The MMCD, created in 1958 by the Minnesota State legislature, serves the seven-county metro area, including Carver County. The district is governed by 18 county commissioners from those seven counties, including Carver County Commissioner Jim Ische — who is serving as the MMCD chairman this year — and Carver County Commissioner Tom Workman.
The MMCD is funded by taxpayers, with the funding included in the "Special Taxing Districts" portion of property tax statements. The owner of a $250,000 home, for example, pays about $11.50 per year.
The MMCD uses a variety of methods to control mosquito populations, including helicopter treatments, which are used to control larval mosquitoes. Helicopters apply a dry pellet to wetlands, making use of a natural soil bacterium or a mosquito growth regulator to prevent larval mosquitoes from becoming biting adults. The helicopters do not spray insecticides to control adult mosquitoes.
Instead, the MMCD attempts to control adult mosquitoes by fogging cities throughout the metro area by using either ground vehicles or backpacks. All Mayer streets within city limits were fogged on Monday, July 8, and many areas in Watertown that were reported to the MMCD to be particular problem areas were sprayed Tuesday, July 9. That control effort did not cover all Watertown streets, but did include the areas around many public outdoor summertime hotspots. Exact areas that were sprayed can be found on the MMCD Web site.
The Watertown city council spent time discussing the mosquito issue during its July 9 meeting, particularly as it relates to the city's annual summer festival, which is quickly approaching this weekend.
"With Rails to Trails on the horizon, city staff has looked into some alternative mosquito control measures that we can try to get in place to make sure downtown is as comfortable as it can be," said Watertown City Administrator Luke Fischer, who added that the MMCD was also aware of the upcoming event. "They intend to do some additional spraying for that event. I know that our baseball fields and softball fields have also been noted in their file as areas where we would like some additional treatment."
Watertown City Council member Steve Washburn noted that the mosquitoes have been so troublesome lately that he and his family have been able to spend little time in their yard. He urged residents to continue to report troublesome areas to the MMCD, which can be done on the organization's Web site, www.mmcd.org.
However, Washburn also indicated his concern that the issue goes beyond just a simple annoyance.
"To me, it's more than just a nuisance issue," Washburn said. "This is a public safety issue."
The MMCD agrees. Its control measures are designed in part to relieve metro-area residents of the annoyance that comes with bites, but also to keep the public safe. West Nile season is rapidly approaching, and the virus has already been found in a sample of Carver County mosquitoes.
McLean said that's no reason to panic — it's typical to see positive tests this time of year — and that the connection to Carver County doesn't mean mosquitoes are any more dangerous in this area than any other part of the metro area. It just happens to be where this sample was collected.
However, as the summer wears on and West Nile dangers increase later in the season, McLean also said it's important to take common sense precautions.
"It's only a matter of time before humans are exposed," McLean said. "Bites in May and June are really pesky, but they aren't carrying the disease yet. Now we're starting to see signs of West Nile creeping into birds and mosquitoes. … We don't want to raise unnecessary alarms, but really start taking seriously packing that mosquito repellent."
Contact Matt Bunke at [email protected]

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Hideaki Takizawa, also known as Tackey of Tackey & Tsubasa, released his first solo single last week, titled "Ai Kakumei." The song led the charts at 57,000 copies, making him the first member of a group to reach #1 with a debut solo single since Koichi Domoto did it in 2006.
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We can certainly do that!
What about taking a poll opinion for the preferred time slot and duration?
There's a mixed bag of opinions. Anyhow, when it comes to timing, a clear consensus is rarely achieved.
Let us go with 7 - 9 pm slot for this time and figure out as we go ahead.
Like the last time @Rajni Jain will be the co-ordinator of the competition.
Let's have a very fiery debate this time!
Last two debates seen a little less participation, probably we all were busy in enjoying the relaxed dinner on Sunday evening. This time we will be moving the debate to Weekday. What about having Debate on Wednesday @ 8:00 PM ???
Let us know what do you think about it day and time;
Believe me, the next planned debate would be super Awesome and be ensured, that everyone gonna enjoy that a lot !!
@Moderators - What's your say on the day and time?
I think time and day is affecting participant too much so I suggest we also need to get suggestion from CEans and then we will choose the best suitable time. Or let us pick up 4-5 slots and then we make some poll and let CEans choose the best one.
I think SATURDAY Eve,(6:00 PM Onwards) would be the suitable time for everyone.


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Make some lucky New Year's foods on New Year's Eve or on New Year's Day to ring in the new year. Lucky foods for the new year are eaten around the world to mark the holiday and bring good fortune. Pork is said to represent progress. Fish is believed to represent luck in finances, fertility, health, and harvest. Round cakes, like our Slow Cooker Lemon Love Cake (recipe below), and (round foods in general) are thought of as lucky because they represent the idea of "coming full circle." Other lucky foods include, noodles (long life), black eyed peas (food fortune), beans (wealth and abundance), cabbage and other greens (wealth), and figs and other fruit (fertility and prosperity). No matter what lucky foods you choose to enjoy in the new year, you're sure to love the recipes we've collected for you.
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I have been on the internet looking everywhere for the restrictions on selling cakes out of my home, but I haven't been able to find very much. I live in Lauderdale County, AL. I am not sure if I need a license to do this or what. I know of one other woman who just recently stopped doing cakes out of her home. She actually did my wedding cake about 7 years ago. I was told she didn't have a home license. She has done cakes for all kinds of local businesses and just about everyone I know. I'm not sure if I need to have all of this stuff done before I continue with my cakes or not. I just recently started doing this and I've already got a ton of cake orders for the next few months. What would you do?
Try doing a search on your government website. I checked first w/ the department that handles restaurant inspections in my state (NC). They sent me to the food & agriculture dept which handles home based business in NC and they told me everything I needed to know. My business partner and I both have pets so we can't do any baking out of our homes, unless I remodel my basement. We have opted to rent commercial kitchen space by the hour as needed for now. Hope this helps!
Ok, Thank you!
Try this link. It's the most up to date list on various state cottage food laws. There is a link at the bottom for AL
In my experience (here in VA, at least), it can be difficult to find things on the government websites unless you know the proper legal jargon for your state (home-based food processor, Cottage Food Law, etc).
In desperation I ended up using the contact email for the Dept. of Health. They replied very promptly and pointed me to the right department (Dept. of Ag, here). I was pleasantly surprised at how helpful they were, so if you can't find it with google, try contacting them directly.
Hi, I'm in Morgan CO in AL, Hartselle, area. PM me and I will be happy to share what I know, Pam
Good luck! I'm not sure if AL has a Cottage Food Law or not. But here in FL we do, and it's VERY difficult to find anyone that can answer any questions about it. I finally got a hold of a live person in the Ag department that was able to answer some questions. Hope you have an easier time with it!
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Table of Contents [-]
- Introduction
- Building and Installing Liferay on Glassfish v2 and MySQL
- Raising LEP
- License
- Adding new Entity / Service / Persistence Class
- Adding a new JSP
- JSP/HTML Coding Guidelines
- Suggestions for using Liferay Tags
- Adding a new Jar
- Adding DB Script Files
- Adding Custom Query
- Adding Property Files
- Adding Code in Plugins Directory
- Adding Startup Actions
- Coding Guidelines and Source Formatting Guidelines
- Coding Nuances to remember
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The intent of this page is to be a starting point for any one who wants to contribute to the Liferay code.
Building and Installing Liferay on Glassfish v2 and MySQL#
See this wiki on how to do build and install glassfish.
Raising LEP#
When ever you want to add a new feature / fix a bug, you start by raising a LEP. To do this,
1. Log on to support.liferay.com with your JIRA login and password.
2. Make sure you select "Liferay Portal" as the project while creating a new LEP. The default is "Liferay IDE".
3. After raising LEP, assign it to your self or the concerned person. You need permissions to do this. Contact LR Administrator for this.
4. You would get an e-mail as a confirmation.
For any new files that you add, make sure that you use the appropriate license file.
Adding new Entity / Service / Persistence Class #
If your fix / feature requires you to add/modify a service or a persistence class
1. When you add an entry in the service.xml, make sure that it is in alphabetical order.
2. In service.xml, make ensure that all the entity names have the same number of words. For eg. You cant have an entity named Bookmark (one word) and an entity named BookmarkFolder (2 words). All the entities in the file should have the same number of words.This becomes very useful as you have more and more objects. One good example to look at is bookmarks/service.xml.
3. For more information on how to use the ServiceBuilder, refer to this|http://www.liferay.com/web/guest/community/wiki/-/wiki/1071674/Service+Builder.
4. For information on the attributes of service.xml, refer to this
Adding a new JSP#
If your fix / feature requires you to add/modify a jsp in portal-web.
- make sure to run __ant compile-tomcat__ under portal-web module. Please note that, you need to set server type as tomcat (in app.server.properties) before executing compile-tomcat target.
JSP/HTML Coding Guidelines#
Here are some guidelines to be followed while coding JSPs or HTML files for Liferay.This is intended to serve as a starting point for developers and is not the complete list. It is recommended to compare the new files with the existing JSPs and infer patterns of coding and formatting.
Tabs and Linebreaks
1. There should be one linebreak (not the <br> tag, but the newline '\n')between (before and after)scriplet and html code snippet;
<% Java code %>
<html resume>
2. There should be no tab spacing between the <form> tag and the enclosed form elements.
3. The hidden form fields should immediately follow the <form> tag, followed by the other form elements.
4. Between the <form> tag and the input elements, there should be no line breaks, but between <form> tag and any form table, there should be a linebreak.
5. There should be a linebreak between the typical save and the cancel buttons at the end of the form.
<input type="submit" value="<liferay-ui:message key="save" />" />
<input type="button" value="<liferay-ui:message key="cancel" />"
6. There should be no tab spacing between <table> and <tr> element, but a tab spacing is required between <tr> and <td>. There should be a tab spacing betwen <td> and the elements inside the <td>, even if it is a scriplet that goes inside.
7. There should be a blankspace after the starting tag of the JSP expression ( <%=) and before the closing tag (%>)
<%= expression %>
8. For if and for loops in scriplets, there should be a space after for/if and '(' and before the starting paranthesis '{'
for (int i = 0; i< results.size(); i++) {
9. Last, but not the least, it is recommended to check every line of the file for formatting and patterns.
10. Dual license (Liferay + Sun CDDL) is to be included in all JSPs within a scriplet.
Suggestions for using Liferay Tags#
1. For tables displaying data, it is recommended to use the SearchContainer object:
2. For forms that require inputs from the users, it is best recommended to enclose the form elements inside a two-column lfr-table class (a table), with one input per row: the label being the first column and the input element being the second column. (For examples, refer to an existing Liferay JSP)
3. To obtain request parameters, ParamUtil.getString(request, paramName) is recommended.
4. All JSPs are to include an init.jsp - which imports the required java classes in alphabetical order.
5. For actions to be performed on entities - (edit, delete, manage), it is recommended to use an alternate JSP - entity_action.jsp and include it as the last element in the SearchContainer object.
6. Use of jQuery is preferred to Javascript on the client side.
7. The names of forms are patternized :
<form action="<portlet:actionURL />" method="post" name="<portlet:namespace />fm">
is the recommended pattern.
8. For new additions to Liferay's Language.properties, add the message key as in <liferay-ui:message key="key" />
and add the consolidated keys and the recommended values to the LEP. They would be added after grammatical and linguistic check
9. An input parameter - redirect that has <%= currentURL %> as value should be passed in all the forms along with the other input parameters, This points to the current URL and should be the redirect URL for cancel buttons typically.
10. If the JSP has multiple view elements, based on conditions (read as actions), use of <c:choose> and <c:when> is recommended.
Adding a new Jar#
If your fix / feature requires you to add/modify a jar,
1. Copy the jar into Liferay_code_dir/lib/portal.
2. Modify Liferay_code_dir/lib/versions.xml and add the jar info (in alphabetical order).
3. Run "ant build-lib-versions" from portal-impl. This will modify the Liferay_code_dir/lib/versions.html.
4. Check-in the jar, versions.xml and versions.html.
- All the jars that we add, would ultimately go the liferay-portal.war/WEB-INF/lib. Jars can be added to the server classpath only if they contain no implementations. It should have only interfaces. Try to avoid adding jars in the server classpath.
- When you add a new jar, make sure that you update the <trunk>/.classpath file, <trunk>/tools/ext-tmpl/ and <trunk>/nbproject/project.xml file with the new jars.These are the Eclipse and NB project files. Remember to check them in also.
- Jar names should __NOT__ have version numbers in them. Eg. apache-commons-loggin-2.0.jar
Adding DB Script Files#
If your fix / feature requires you to add/modify sql script files, Lets say you want to add jbm-tables.sql. Here are the steps that you need to follow,
- Put the jbpm-tables.sql file in <trunk>\sql directory.
- Add @include jbpm-tables.sql to update-5.0.1-5.1.0.sql, portal-minimal.sql, portal.sql in alphabetical order.
- In"compile-dependencies" target of <trunk>\portal-impl\build.xml, search for quartz-tables.sql and add jbpm-tables.sql (alphabetically). This would add jbpm-tables.sql to the portal-impl.jar.
- Add dbUtil.runSQLTemplate("jbpm-tables.sql", false); to createTablesAndPopulate() in ReleaseLocalServiceImpl class.
- Run "ant jar" on the portal-impl directory to make the portal-impl.jar.
- Ensure that the .sql file is properly formatted. You can use [SQLInForm|http://www.sqlinform.com/] tool to do the formatting.They have the online / desktop version.
- Follow quartz-tables.sql pattern and ensure that the scripts are aligned properly and in alphabetical format.
- All these steps would ensure that the jbpm tables would be created (if they dont exist) while the server is started.
Adding Custom Query#
Assume that you want to add custom queries for the workflow portlet. This is what you should be using
1. If you want to add any custom queries, then add the workflow.xml in <trunk>\portal-impl\src\custom-sql directly and add a corresponding entry in portal-impl\src\custom-sql\default.xml.
2.See BlogsEntryFinderImpl.java on how to load and execute the query.
Adding Property Files#
1. To add new property files to <trunk>\portal-impl\src
2. Add new property file only if you need to. Use portal.properties for most requirements.
Adding Code in Plugins Directory #
1. You can check-out the LR-Plugins from here
2. If you are adding a portlet keep it under portlets directory.
3. If you are adding a service keep it under webs directory.
- Add themes to the themes directory. For info on how to create themes see here
4. follow the conventions in naming the directories.
If your directory is under webs it should be <your-file-name>-web and in themes it should be -theme for every directory.
5. Source files will be under WEB_INF .Just refer to any other plugin structure and follow the same rules.
6. If one plugin (web or portlet) wants to talk to another plugin (web or portlet), then they must talk through the ClassLoader Proxy. See how workflowPortlet talks to saw-web. Dont use the Messaging Bus in this case, use only ClassLoaderProxy.
7. If some component from the core, wants to talk to a plugin (web or portlet), then they should talk through the MessagingBus.
8. Other than the above mentioned use case (pt:7), use the Messaging bus only when you want to send an asynchronous message.
9. The MessagingBus is a light weight messaging bus that is like the observer. It is not a JMS implementation.
10. If there are any jar files which are already present in portal\WEB-INF\lib and you also want to use them in your plugin.
Don't package those jars again instead just add the reference in docroot\WEB-INF\liferay-plugin-package.properties.
Here is an extract from the properties file where some jars were referenced.
Adding Startup Actions #
If your fix / feature requires you to add/modify a startup action,
1. Any hooks for your code(portlet,web,theme) which are needed to be done at the startup can be added to StartupAction.Java.
2 This is a struts action similar to LoginAction.java and LogoutAction.java.
Coding Guidelines and Source Formatting Guidelines #
1. The coding guidelines can be found [here|http://wiki.liferay.com/index.php/Liferay_Core_Development_Guidelines]. This page has links to the coding, UI and Subversion guidelines.
2. Run "ant format-source" in <trunk>\portal-impl directory. It will do a format check and show you the violations
3. It is highly imperative that we follow the guidelines, other wise the check-ins would be reverted.
4. If you are changing an existing liferay file. "Don't" run ant format-source as it will format the whole file .
5. Don't leave any empty life at the end of any xml or properties files.
6. Always have a empty line before the ending brace of the class.
7. Never leave more than one empty line in any code, whether it is a java file or jsp scriptlet.
8. Always arrange methods and imports alphabetically with an exception for getters and setters.
Coding Nuances to remember#
- When to add empty lines?
- Right after the class definition statement
- Right after an if statement which has spanned 2 lines. This is inside the if block. Same holds good for other conditional blocks.
- At the end of every code block, like, after an if-else, switch, try-catch etc.
- After every line of code unless they are related. See below for examples. In the first code block, you need to have an empty line between the statements. In the second code block, you don't need to have empty lines between related statements.
First code block:
String testing = something.getString(); somethingInteresting.do(testing);
Second code block:
List<String> names = nameStore.getNames(); names.add("myname"); names.add("yourname"); names.add("theirnames"); nameStore.storeNames(names);
Selenium Tests#
If the Selenium tests are available, then run those tests before committing the code.
For instructions on how to run Selenium Tests see here
Running JUNIT Tests#
Before check-in, its a good practice to run the JUNIT Tests to ensure that you have not broken any piece of code.
For instructions on how to run JUNITS, see here
i18n Things to remember#
See this blog on how to internationlize.
Checking In the Artifacts#
1. Use your http://sourceforge.net/ userId/password for checking-in code.
2. The svn commit comment, should start with LEP-xxxx Fix for...
- __Note:__ There should not be any space between LEP and xxxx. The extra space means that the SVN commits won't be picked up by JIRA.
3. Make only an atomic check-in for a LEP.
4. After check-in, change the status of the LEP to Commit.
5. You would receive mails when anyone raises\modifies a LEP.
6 In case you have a big enough feature that has lots of checkins to do, then there is an option of creating a shelf and then making commits there. You could at a later point of time, merge it with the trunk. For information on how to create a shelve in Subversion, see here
Working with Glassfish #
To debug, open the <glassfish>\domains\domain1\config\domain.xml, search for "debug-enabled", and set this property to true.
Working with Tomcat#
If you guys are working on tomcat 6. Especially for guys who started with glassfish tomcat is a little bit different please see the FAQ's for more details.
If you get out of heap memory exception as soon as you deploy liferay ,
1. create a file in the "bin" directory and name it setENV.bat
2. Here are the contents of the file
set JAVA_OPTS=%JAVA_OPTS% -Xms128m -Xmx1024m -XX:MaxPermSize=128m -Dfile.encoding=UTF8 -Duser.timezone=GMT
To attach a debugger,
Make the following changes to these two files in bin directory.
in startup.bat
call "%EXECUTABLE%" jpda start %CMD_LINE_ARGS%
in catalina.bat
if not "%JPDA_TRANSPORT%" == "" goto gotJpdaTransport set JPDA_TRANSPORT=dt_socket :gotJpdaTransport if not "%JPDA_ADDRESS%" == "" goto gotJpdaAddress set JPDA_ADDRESS=9009
To undeploy the LR webapp,
1.Just delete the directory you want to undeploy from webapps directory.
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NORTH RIDGEVILLE — School officials and police are investigating a number of threatening online postings that allege future violence at North Ridgeville High School.
To date, nothing has occurred, but heightened security measures are being taken, including an increased police presence, according to Bill Greene, the district's executive director of business services.
"These measures will continue and we are looking to add more through the holidays," Greene said today.
Greene declined to discuss specifics of other security measures being taken or considered at the high school.
"We don't want to tip our hand to the possible perpetrators," Greene said.
The investigation was ongoing prior to the deadly shooting Friday in Connecticut in which a gunman shot and killed 20 students and six adults in an elementary school.
Greene said school officials believe the online threats are being made by "past and present students" from the high school.
"We are getting an increasing number of these types of threats," Greene said.
The threats, and subsequent postings from parents, students and others on Facebook and YouTube, have all pointed to a specific date, which Greene and North Ridgeville High School Principal Patricia Bahr declined to identify.
The threats were first made in the early part of November, Bahr said.
Officials have met with parents of students suspected of making the threats, but no other action has yet been taken, Greene said.
"These kids have been talked to more than once," Bahr said.
"I can say they discuss doing harm but we do not know by what methods," Greene said.
Greene said the school system hasn't discussed installing metal detectors at the doors, but "we wouldn't rule it out, either."
According to Greene, concerned parents have been informed of the threats through the school's automated "alert now" system that sends messages by phone.
"It's a way to get messages out to a large number of people in a short amount of time," Greene said.
School officials are working with police, including Officer Calvin Cross, who recently succeeded Sgt. Adam Freas as the department's school resource officer, according to Greene.
"He's working primarily at the high school now, and he calls in additional officers as necessary," Greene said.
In a brief news release issued Friday, Capt. Marti Garrow said police received an anonymous complaint of a "potential threat that was to occur" at the high school.
The release did not cite a date for the threat, or give any details but noted that Cross has looked into the alleged threat with the detective bureau.
"At this time no specific threat or source of any threat has materialized or been identified," Garrow said. "We have been investigating a rumor that cannot be substantiated."
Garrow said no further information was available, and that calls from the media were not being accepted.
Police personnel refused to forward calls seeking further comment to Garrow or Police Chief Michael Freeman.
Bahr said the staff in all of the schools is aware of the threats.
Bahr praised the efforts of police including Freeman, whose daughter attends the school.
It was due to Freeman's efforts that the position of school resource officer, which had been dropped in 2002 due to a lack of money, was restored for the 2011-12 school year when Cross, a 12-year veteran, was named to the post, which deals with school-related issues including thefts, drugs, drinking and assaults.
"Mike was adamant two years ago about returning the officer to the schools," Bahr said. "He made that a priority after becoming chief. He's been very hands-on. He's seen in the buildings and he comes and talks to us, and not just because he has a daughter here."
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Washington, Aug 23 (ANI): World No.1 Tiger Woods has reportedly scored 4-under 67 in the first round at the ongoing The Barclays tournament, in probably the longest round of his career.
According to reports, Woods teed off at 8:15 a.m. local time and did not finish up until 6:50 p.m. local time as he was delayed by rain, including thunder and lightning, both in the morning and the afternoon, even as he managed to shoot 67 which included zero bogeys and four birdies.
The reports further said that the 67 is Woods' fourth straight first round under par at The Barclays, with his previous three appearances including a 68-65-70 run.
Woods, who has been battling a stiff back, is reportedly setting his sights on targeting a third US PGA playoff title, along with its 10 million-dollar bonus, at The Barclays.
Woods, who won the inaugural 2007 playoff crown and took the title again in 2009, has five triumphs this season and tops the money list, once the ultimate sign of season success on the US circuit, with 7.6 million dollars. (ANI)


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Tiger Woods warns rivals: I'm ready to win more majors
Tiger Woods warned his rivals he is finally fit and ready to challenge for major titles again after ending more than two years without a win.
Although the Chevron World Challenge was a limited-field non-Tour event, Woods celebrated as though as he had won a 15th major on Sunday after grabbing birdies at the last two holes to beat Zach Johnson by a shot.
Next up for the former world No.1 is the European Tourâs Abu Dhabi Championship next month.
The 35-year-old, who has not won a major since the 2008 US Open, said: âI feel very excited about next year.
âItâs going to be fun to play a full schedule. Iâll get my number of events in, prepare and practise and play my normal pace getting ready for the major championships.
âIâll be trying to peak four times a year, which I havenât had the opportunity to do the last couple of years.
âIn order for me to play the way I know I can play, I had to get fully fit. I had to get healthy and to where I was strong and explosive again so I could practise.â
Asked how his father Earl â who died in 2006, long before Woodsâ sex scandal hit the headlines and his career nosedived â would have reacted to his victory, he said: âHe would be proud of the way I hung in and was grinding, the way I was staying focused on what I was doing.
âI didnât let anything get in the way of my shot selection and commitment to each shot and the shot shape I was going to play.
âWhen he was alive that was something he was always kind of harping on at me. No matter whether you play the right shot or not, at least be committed to it.â


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Looking for info on treatments and research for metastatic paraganglioma for my husband. He has no uptake for MIBG treatment. Does anyone have contact info for help in Rotterdam? Any helpful information would be greatly appreciated.
Jun 30, 2006 - 3:00 pm
Univ of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute has done some research and treats patients with paragangliomas in the head and neck area, not sure about adrenal types. Check the UPMC Cancer Centers website (don't have address). For info, check with Mary Jo Tutchko, Coordinator, UPCI Paraganglioma Program email@example.com to see if they are still doing research.
There is a sort of new type of radiation (I had it last year) that seems to work best on glomus tumors. The name is Stereo Tactic Radiation Therapy. It is more localized, nothing like regular radiation.
What do you mean by no uptake for MIBG treatment? I have mets all along spine and bones and I've had rad several times. The tumor does not disappear but it shrinks enough so it doesn't cause pain and it encapsules tumor to reduce/prevent growth.
I know someone who had treatment in Rotterdam but his tumors are still there. I'll see if I can get address for you. Treatment was radiation, can't remember what kind.
The only chemo drug available is old and only shrinks the tumors, I think the name is Gemcitabine, can't remember for sure.
What kind of paraganglioma your husband has?
Jun 30, 2006 - 3:48 pm
Hi Mitza,
Jun 30, 2006 - 4:05 pm
One more thing, Rotterdam study was closed to foreigners last year.
Jul 11, 2006 - 10:09 am
I haven't been on this website for a while, but have a husband with met. paraganglioma (dopamine secreting) He had the treatment in Rotterdam in 2003 and is doing quite well. I have a link to their website and though I was told that it is closed to foreigners, I really don't know that first hand. Please email me and I will get you lots of good information on this disease. Good Luck...I will wait to hear from you. Beth
Sep 05, 2006 - 11:02 pm
I hope your husband is doing well. I have metastatic abdominal paraganglioma (34 yrs old). I just returned from Basel, Switzerland where I received my 2nd treatment of y-90 radioactive labeled isotope. It is not a cure but I can tell you that I feel 98% better than I did before my first treatment. If you would like info. on the referring doctor or on the treatment, please feel free to email me.


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Remedial Educators Contest Reformers' 'Rhetoric of Failure'
Those who have dedicated their careers to helping underprepared students succeed band together.
Graduate-School Debt Is Raising Questions About Degrees' Worth
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Data Breaches Put a Dent in Colleges' Finances as Well as Reputations
Few institutions budget in advance for such lapses in security, and the costs can be considerable.
Raises for Public-College Faculty Edge Past Those at Private Colleges
Over all, the median base salary for tenured and tenure-track professors rose 2.1 percent from the year before.
Dispute Over Who Will Publish an Academic Journal Goes to Court
The Social Science History Association wants to shop for a new publisher of its journal. But a phrase in its contract with Duke University may stand in the way.
Wired Campus: U. of Tennessee at Martin Encourages Helicopter Parents to Hover
The campus is using technology to redirect parenting instincts to useful ends.
India's Effort to Revive Its First University Creates a Local Uproar
A plan to create a high-level graduate institution has attracted prominent supporters, like the Nobel laureate Amartya Sen, but plenty of criticism at home.
Missouri Budget Tiff Exposes Doubts About Competency-Based Education
Some lawmakers have raised questions about a model used by Western Governors University, which the state's governor has championed.
Stanford's New Joint Major Recognizes Computers' Growing Reach
The program allows students to fuse computer science and the humanities. The major will be offered starting this fall.
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An insider in proprietary higher education calculates how much four states would pay to educate students if such institutions were not around to share the load.
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Can anybody recommend an ABQ vet specializing in cats? Are there any who are good at dental work? My Sully may need attention soon. Thanks, W.
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We posted a similar question when we moved here a couple of years ago. Someone recommended Dr. Emily Walker at Albuquerque Cat Clinic and, boy, are we happy with her and her staff there! Our kitty has not needed dental work, but he does need a lot of other attention, and we have been very pleased with the thorough, professional, and caring people there, as well as the quality of care.
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Gordon Brown today accused the Tories of turning their backs on their traditional stance of being tough on crime by refusing to support Labour plans for the DNA database.
Conservative proposals to remove all innocent people from the database – apart from those accused of the most violent crimes – would mean more criminals escaping punishment if they win the election, he said.
The government this week legislated to limit the retention of DNA profiles to six years, under pressure from the European court of human rights, which ruled the indefinite storage of data illegal.
The Tories wanted to further limit that to three years, but dropped their opposition in the wash-up of legislation at the end of the parliament, pledging to instead remove data from people who are not charged or convicted of crimes, bar the most serious allegations. They also committed to adding the profiles of every prisoner in England if elected.
Brown said it marked a firm dividing line with the Tories, with Labour committed to taking tougher action to tackle crime. The government has been heavily criticised by human rights groups over the database.
After seeing youth projects designed to dissuade young people form criminal activities, Brown told a meeting of Labour activists at a community centre in Stevenage: "This is a big issue and a big dividing line at this election.
"I'm sorry to say that the Conservative party has turned its back on their tradition and said they will destroy that [DNA] data."
He was joined by Linda Bowman, the mother of Sally Anne Bowman who was brutally murdered and her body raped on the driveway of her home in 2005. Her killer Mark Dixie was convicted in 2008 on the basis of DNA evidence which also cleared her boyfriend, who had just dropped her off, of the crime. Dixie's DNA profile had been added to the database after he was arrested for a violent assault.
She said: "If it wasn't for the DNA found on Sally Anne her boyfriend would be serving a sentence for a murder he didn't commit."
Bowman has previously suggested that the DNA database should include profiles of everyone in the country in a bid to solve crimes.
The home secretary, Alan Johnson, who was accompanying Brown today, said: "Linda Bowman is a remarkable and brave woman who has suffered the most unspeakable tragedy, yet still manages to be a compassionate campaigner for good.
"As Mrs Bowman says, the use of DNA helps the police put the most dangerous criminals behind bars but can also exonerate the innocent."
Shami Chakrabarti, the director of Liberty, said: "Election fever seems to be confusing the debate about DNA retention. It has been suggested that the tragic case of Sally Anne Bowman was only solved because her murderer was 'an innocent' on the database. In fact, he was arrested for a separate violent offence, and it was then that his DNA was matched to the crime scene.
"We all agree that DNA taken on arrest should be checked against unsolved crimes – this is entirely different from stockpiling the DNA of innocent men, women and children for years on end."
Campaign group GeneWatch UK said the home secretary was misleading the public about the benefits of expanding the DNA database.
Dr Helen Wallace said: "Murders solved by keeping innocent people's DNA records are as elusive as the weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. If the government has a case to make why can't it produce the evidence?"


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Hi AllI'm running a combination of etch and sid on an HP Pavilion dv8000z that runs the AMD Turion. I'm running 32 bit Debian with the 64 bit kernel that is released with sarge, etch, and sid.
I've been trying to get my wireless going and having problems getting it up and running. The laptop has the Broadcom wireless card and lspci reports it as a bcm4318. I ran ndiswrapper and it ran successfully. ndiswrapper -l lists the driver and says the driver and hardware are present. However when I went to run modprobe ndiswrapper it reported a fatal error: Module not found.
I located ndiswrapper.ko (It was with the 2.6.8-2 module that etch and sid both install as the ndiswrapper module), and added the directory to the PATH. Now when I run modprobe I'm getting the "invalid module format" error.
I'm having trouble figuring out exactly what is causing the problem. Is it because the ndiswrapper is from a different kernel, or does this error have anything to do with possible differences in compilers? How do I figure out which is the problem? I am not running a custom kernel other than it's a 64 bit kernel, rather than a 32 bit kernel.


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If that doesn't work, and you have not yet used it before, code: BREAKROOM is another code that has worked for years and I just shared it with the person ahead of me in line the other day, worked like a charm! (one use only, per credit card)
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Biochemistry I Fall Term, 2000
|November 6 & 8, 2000
Lectures 26 & 27: Enzyme Mechanism: Serine Proteases
Assigned reading in Campbell: Chapter 5.11-5.12Key Terms:
Acid-base catalysis
Covalent catalysis
Acyl-enzyme intermediate
Nucleophilic agent
Electrophilic agent
Proximity and orientation effects
Preferential binding of transition state complex
Specificity constant (kcat/KM)
Catalytic triad
Rate limiting step (RLS)
Take the Review Quiz on Lecture 26 concepts.
Structure of a Trypsin-Inhibitor Complex: "Must-viewing" of an enzyme active site on a Chime page.
Structural Features
The structure of the enzyme-inhibitor complex [trypsin-bovine trypsin inhibitor (BPTI)] shows the formation of a covalent complex between Ser 195 of trypsin and the scissile bond. In this complex the normal planar geometry of the peptide bond has been altered to a tetrahedral geometry. This allows the oxygen on the carboxyl group to occupy the oxyanion hole in the binding pocket. This in turn permits a favorable interaction of the oxygen with the amide groups of Ser 195 and Gly 193.
Proposed mechanism of trypsin cleavage:
Nucleophile: a group that is electron rich and can form bonds with electron deficient groups. In this case the electronegativity of the oxygen makes the carbonyl carbon electron deficient.
Electrophile: a group that is electron poor and can form bonds with electron rich groups.
Role of Asp 102
Chemical modification & mutagenesis studies
Enhancement of Catalysis by Selective Binding to Transition State
According to transition state theory the rate contants of the uncatalyzed (kN) and catalyzed (kE) reactions are given by:
A 106 enhancement in rate implies about a 21 kJ/mol (5 kcal/mol) difference in free energy. This difference in free energy can be related to a difference in binding of the substrate versus the transition state.
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Transporting a factory soft top inside hard top - LJ
So I'm buying a factory soft top this weekend, but am having to make a hefty drive to pick it up. My '06 LJ has a hard top on it currently. I will not be able to take the hard top off and install the soft top on location. I feel like I should have no problems fitting the soft top (frame and cloth) in the back with the rear seat removed, but of course it would really suck to get there and it not fit. Anybody transported a soft top inside a hard top before? Previous posts indicate it's possible, but some say it's not. In particular, anyone done this in an LJ? Seems like the longer back end should make this possible. Thanks!
Tie the frame to the hardtop roof.
the soft top frame doesn't fit inside w/ the hardtop well unless you lift the hard top up and slide the top in like it came in the "dual top" setup from the factory. been there, tried that.
when i bought my soft top used, me and the seller tried to get it in the back, and we gave up. he put it in the back of his pickup and followed me home.
When my dad got his 99 TJ, the whole family came with (my dad, mom, sister and me) and we fit the soft top and all hardware for it inside the vehicle; as well as four suitcases (we were travelling and my dad saw a jeep he couldnt pass up at the dealership :laugh:). It wasnt comfortable in the back with me and my sister, but keep in mind; I was 14 and she was 12; so we werent adults.
The LJ soft top will fit inside the LJ hard top with out removing the hard top. Just turn it side ways with it collapsed and suddenly the width issue is no longer a problem. Remove the rear seat and be prepared to have the front seats moved forward if you are tall. This was not a problem for my height since I already sit far enough forward.
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Arriving at the property for the first time your eyes will immediately be drawn to the huge pool and complementary outdoor patio area. Surrounded by a perfectly maintained garden and under the shade of the forest you'll have one of the best spaces in Rio to invite guests to or relax on your own.
At the end of the pool platform is a space for sunbathing from which you can see one of the properties spectacular ocean views of the islands directly off the coast. Beautiful local foliage, carefully maintained trees and the gentle singing of birds will place you in the middle of your own private tropical paradise.
The main floor of the vacation villa rental is dedicated to the fantastic living area built with a wide open floor plan and integrated with the kitchen, bar and terrace. Sunlight floods in through the windows and creates a fantastic leisure and socializing space for you and your guests. Furnished with the highest quality luxury furniture and decorated according to the exacting standards of design professionals you'll have an incredible location for hosting parties, business meetings and other social events.
The kitchen is fully outfitted with everything needed to have the very best in local and international cuisine prepared for you and your guests. Professional modern appliances and elegant dining sets make sure you'll never be missing the right tool for the job.
There is both an indoor and outdoor dining table so you always have the choice of the beauty of the outdoors or the relaxed comfort available inside. The bar area is well equipped and whether used personally or staffed for a large social event it will provide the perfect complement to the rest of the area.
The 4 bedroom suites are all located upstairs and are furnished according to the exacting standards of the highest quality luxury accommodations. 3 of the bedrooms face the natural forested mountain and are equipped with everything your guests will need to rest in comfort. The master bedroom suite is in a class of its own, coming equipped with an executive workspace, leisure area and a private balcony with an incredible view of the ocean.
The property offers all the benefits of a rural retreat while having a great location close to many of the best locations in Rio de Janeiro. Right next to Barra da Tijuca you'll be only a short drive from the Village Mall, one of Rio's best shopping centers with excellent service and many of the finest luxury brands. Heading in the other direction towards the city you'll pass by the exclusive neighborhood of Sao Conrado with its own elite shopping center. After only a short coastal drive you'll arrive in Leblon where more fine entertainment, shopping and dining options await you.
As one of our Rio Exclusive luxury properties, this vacation villa rental comes with a daily cleaning service from our in-house staff and a tropical breakfast prepared for you by our staff of personal chefs. With the extensive resources at our disposal we are happy to help you plan additional services and support to make your experience of Rio de Janeiro the ultimate luxury vacation.
- Outdoor Space
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Have Ford Questions? Ask a Mechanic for Answers ASAP
The cabin air filter is not a factory installed item. You can buy a kit that comes with a filter and access door. It requires you to cut an embossed section from the HVAC plastic and install the filter. Then you would use the included door to cover the hole. The directions come with the kit available at your Ford dealer.


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The default mode is the "Start Page." This is where you'll see the commonly used files or a list of programs when searching or selecting an A-to-Z button.
However, there are three other "modes" available. You can select Bookmarks, Recent Queries, and Recently Run Apps
To alter the current mode just push the Mode button and select any of the mentioned modes.
To create a bookmark (i.e., shortcut to a favorite program), you simply find the program with one of the A-to-Z buttons, right-click the item, and select "Make Bookmark." Whenever you want to launch that favorite program, select the Bookmarks mode and double-click the program you want to run.
In "Recently Run Apps" mode you'll see a list of programs that you have launched with StartEase. You can remove any programs from the "Recently Run Apps" list by right-clicking on them and selecting Remove from list.
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Ray Allen beat the Boston Celtics as a member of the Miami Heat on Wednesday night, and it was clear to everyone watching that Kevin Garnett and the C's were none too happy about that.
Despite Allen doing his best to diffuse the tension by tapping KG on the shoulder before entering the game, it's obvious that the deep dislike between these two teams is only going to escalate this season with the future Hall of Famer switching sides.
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I will be blogging over the coming days and weeks about many of the topics that I touch on in my book, The Burial of Jesus: What Does History Have to Do with Faith?, which is now for sale at Amazon.com for just $2.99.
One of the topics I address is the focus (some might say obsession) that contemporary Christianity has with the afterlife. Now, some might find that statement strange, but that is precisely because for many today, religion is by definition about an afterlife, to such an extent that it is simply unimaginable for them that there could be religion that is not focused on life after death.
Many of my students are surprised when they learn that that has not always been the case, and that within the Bible itself, most of the Old Testament/Jewish Bible has no interest in or evidence of belief in an afterlife.
One of the best examples is the Book of Amos. Amos is one of the closest examples we find in the Bible to the stereotypical "fire and brimstone" preacher. And yet note what he does not say. He warns the nation of judgment that is coming because of unrighteousness, but that judgment is never hell or some other notion of punishment in an afterlife. What he predicts is always disaster that will strike within history. Punishment in an afterlife simply was not on his radar. It was not part of his religious thinking, as far as we can tell.
I was sparked to blog about this particular topic by a post at Unreasonable Faith, which included this image:
In fact, the rise of belief in an afterlife in Judaism probably had more to do with the problem of evil than narcissism. The development of belief in God raising the dead to reward and punish first appears in the Book of Daniel, and thus seems to have been connected with the crisis the Jewish people faced during the reign of the Syrian king Antiochus IV. Antiochus outlawed observance of the Jewish Law, and this brought the classic problem of evil to an unprecedented peak. Now those who were considered righteous were not merely prone to suffer just as they unrighteous are – they were being singled out for harassment and even execution.
In response to this, belief in an afterlife was developed, out of the conviction that God is just, and so it cannot be the case that the wicked can exterminate the righteous and get away with it forever. Justice will be done, it was suggested, even if it means God raising the dead back to life again in order to accomplish that.
Today, as the caricature in the image above highlights, belief in an afterlife has taken on a different sort of character, and sometimes it even seems to work in a manner directly opposite to the reason the belief developed in the first place. Rather than being a solution for the problem of evil, it can exacerbate it. I remember in my younger days being in a church setting in which the view of this life was that "there is no point in polishing the china on the Titanic." This world is passing away, I was told, and what matters is a world to come. And so belief in an afterlife has come to be used not as an effort to make sense of injustice, but to justify ignoring it. Why make the world a better place, when the world to come is what matters?
Surely this stance ought to trouble us.
I discuss this and related topics in more detail in my book, The Burial of Jesus. Here in this blog post, I want to ask what others think. Is the extent of focus on an afterlife in most modern Christianity a distortion of what belief in an afterlife was originally about? Can you envisage a Christianity that doesn't focus on an afterlife in this way? If you think that there is change or rethinking that it would be useful to see occur regarding Christian ideas about the afterlife, what would that entail, and how might one go about being an agent for such change?


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Subgroup analysis of patients with localized prostate cancer treated within the Dutch-randomized dose escalation trial
Purpose: To investigate the effect of dose escalation within prognostic risk groups in prostate cancer. Patients and methods: Between 1997 and 2003, 664 patients with localized prostate cancer were randomly assigned to receive 68- or 78-Gy of radiotherapy. Two prognostic models were examined: a risk group model (low-, intermediate-, and high-risk) and PSA-level groupings. High-risk patients with hormonal therapy (HT) were analyzed separately. Outcome variable was freedom from failure (FFF) (clinical failure or PSA nadir + 2 μg/L). Results: In relation to the advantage of high-dose radiotherapy, intermediate-risk patients benefited most from dose escalation. However no significant heterogeneity could be demonstrated between the risk groups. For two types of PSA-level groupings: PSA < 10 and ≥10 μg/L, and <8, 8-18 and >8 μg/L, the test for heterogeneity was significant (p = 0.03 and 0.05, respectively). Patients with PSA 8-18 μg/L (n = 297, HR = 0.59) derived the greatest benefit from dose escalation. No heterogeneity could be demonstrated for high-risk patients with and without HT. Conclusion: Intermediate-risk group derived the greatest benefit for dose escalation. However, from this trial no indication was found to exclude low-risk or high-risk patients from high-dose radiotherapy. Patients could be selected for high-dose radiotherapy based on PSA-level groupings: for patients with a PSA < 8 μg/L high-dose radiotherapy is probably not indicated, but should be confirmed in other randomized studies.
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|Dose escalation, Prostate cancer, Radiotherapy, Randomized trial, Subgroup analysis
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Al-Mamgani, A, Heemsbergen, W.D, Levendag, P.C, & Lebesque, J.V. (2010). Subgroup analysis of patients with localized prostate cancer treated within the Dutch-randomized dose escalation trial. Radiotherapy & Oncology, 96(1), 13–18. doi:10.1016/j.radonc.2010.02.022


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Higher ranked China PR dominated the ball but had difficulty finishing their attack. Hong Kong tried to counter-attack as they took possession of loose balls but also failed to produce results. The match was in a standstill in the earlier minutes.
The game started picking up at the 19th minute as Yang Pu sent a cross pass from the left to Zhao Xuri, who volleyed the ball into the goal and gave China PR a head start. In the 21st minute, Liu Jindong delivered a crashing middle shot, which gave China PR total control of the game.
Hong Kong countered and gained three consecutive corner kicks from the 36th minute but couldn't seize China's goal. Then, in the 43rd minute, Yang Chen sent Yang Pu's pass into Hong Kong's goal, and China PR finished the 1st half with a 3-goal lead.
Hong Kong picked up pace in the 2nd half and carried the ball several times into the penalty area. In the 65th minute, Hong Kong gained a free kick and Law Chun Bong dived to head the ball, which almost gave Hong Kong their first goal of the match. Hong Kong's efforts finally paid off in the 74th minute as substitute Lo Chi Kwan shot a cross ball which hit the goal post and went in. China PR shook off Hong Kong's persistent counteroffensive and won 3-1.
On his team's third-place finish in the competition, Coach Arend Haan of China PR commented, "We were able to gain valuable experience in this tournament. The losses to Korea Rep. and Japan were of our own doing. We hope we can learn from our mistakes here and make good use of our experience in the first round of the World Cup Asian Preliminary Competition."
Fourth place Hong Kong's Coach Lai Sun Cheung also commented enthusiastically, "This has been a good experience toward our preparation for the World Cup Preliminary Competition."
The two teams will meet again next year in the first round of the 2006 FIFA World Cup Asian Preliminary Competition.


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September is an excellent time to walk around your garden and take stock.
At certain times of the year we just don't have quite enough flowers. This is when "filler" is really important.
Japanese Beetles love roses, hollyhocks, crepe myrtle and hibiscus especially, and I dislike them with a passion for ruining my flowers.
In the lower mid west, crepe myrtles can be grown as small shrubs.


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April 1, 2013
Health and Human Services Secretary Doesn't Understand What Insurance Is (Megan McArdle Mar 27, 2013, Daily Beast)
[I]t's the catastrophe which makes insurance a good deal. You wouldn't get much value from buying "grocery insurance". At best, you'd be paying an extra administrative fee to route your routine expenses through an insurer, rather than paying them directly. At worst, you'll end up with bills skyrocketing as all sorts of perverse incentives appear. After all, if the insurer is paying all your grocery claims, why not load up on filet mignon instead of ground turkey?But insurers try very hard never to sell insurance for less than the cost of your expected claims. If you expect to buy $10,000 worth of groceries next year, it will not charge you less than that for a "grocery policy". And if we all drive up the costs of grocery insurance by consuming more, the insurer can do one of two things: raise everyone's "insurance premiums" to cover a filet mignon budget, or create a list of "approved groceries" that it will cover, and start hassling anyone who tries to file an excessively expensive claim.Sound familiar?This is why you should always have liability insurance, but should think twice about collision damage coverage. It's why high deductibles are a good idea--for small expenses, it's better to self insure. And it's why "catastrophic" health plans, which only cover the sort of extremely expensive events that most people would have difficulty financing, are a much better deal than the soup-to-nuts plans that most people get through their employers. Those plans are expensive, both because they're paying for a higher percentage of your expenses, and because they drive up utilization--which means that they drive up next year's premiums even more. Imagine what your car insurance would cost if it covered gasoline, routine maintenance, and those little air freshener trees you hang from the rearview mirror. Then stop asking why health insurance costs so much.
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Preparing for Your Home Health and Safety Visit
You can use this checklist to prepare for your home health and safety visit and your home fire safety inspection. During these visits, staff will look to see that you have complied with the requirements below. You do not need to return this list to the Office for Children.
|Physician's statement verifying that adults providing care for children are free from tuberculosis.
|All children are properly immunized with records kept by the provider.
|Pets such as dogs, cats and ferrets have up-to-date rabies immunizations.
|Toxic household products, including medicines, are inaccessible to children and stored away from food.
|Dangerous objects, such as knives, are kept out of children's reach.
|Electrical outlets are child-proofed.
|Kitchen trash and diapers are kept in separate covered, washable containers.
|Home is free of hazards to children, such as loose carpeting, toy chests without safety hinges, and small items that could be swallowed.
|Rooms are free of dirt, filth, trash, grease; floors and carpets are swept daily.
|Toys and materials are age-appropriate and are accessible to children.
|Barriers are placed around space heaters, fireplaces, wood stoves and fans when in use. A fireplace must always have a screen or guard.
|Fireplaces, heating systems and duct work in good repair. Fireplaces are never used during child care hours.
|Outdoor play structures are anchored securely and in good repair.
|Address is attached to your home and easily seen from the street or parking lot.
|Property is free of trash/debris.
|Steps and stairs are in good repair with hand or guard rails.
|Windows that can be opened are screened (from April 1 through November 1).
|Kitchen appliances are in good working order, with range, oven and hood clean and free of grease.
|Home is free of insect and rodent infestation.
|Clean drinking water is available at all times.
|Refrigerator kept at no more than 41°F or 5°C, and children's food brought from home is clearly marked with name and date.
|Operating telephone is posted with 911 sticker and emergency telephone numbers.
|Home is structurally sound, with no peeling paint, loose down spouts, or broken walkways.
|Outdoor play area is free of hazards, like: standing water, animal feces, trash, construction materials, poison ivy, dangerous lawn and garden tools. (Fencing or other barriers might be needed when play area is next to body of water or busy street.)
|Rooms for children are dry, with good lighting and ventilation, and kept at least 68 degrees during heating season.
|Fire drill plan, escape route, written emergency plans and supplies.
|Smoke detector installed on each level and tested at least once a month.
|Fire extinguisher rated at least 1A10BC, is mounted and fully pressurized.
|Materials that burn easily (such as newspaper, wood, cloth, or items made of those substances) are kept at least three feet away from appliances and other heat sources.
|Exit routes are free of obstructions and are well-lighted.
|Electric cords are out of reach of children. No multi-plug adapters allowed.
|Wood stoves have county permit indicating proper installation. Ashes are stored outside in approved containers.
|Flammable or combustible liquids are kept away from heat sources and out of children's reach.
|All portable heating appliances are UL or FM approved.
|Washer, dryer and dryer vent are kept free of lint.
|Electrical panel is easily accessible, free of loose connections and frayed wiring, with no missing fuses. No exposed wiring anywhere in house.
|Small appliances (coffeemakers, hair dryers, toasters) are kept unplugged and out of children's reach.
|Equipment is structurally sound and in good condition.
|Double-keyed deadbolt locks are unlocked, with key removed.
|Wells and septic system are approved by the county.
|All firearms are kept unloaded, stored apart from ammunition, and stored in a locked area with keys out of reach of children.