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33-37 Darlinghurst Road Potts Point, NSW 2011
|Opening hours
|Mon-Thu, 4pm-midnight; Fri-Sun, noon-midnight
|Outdoor seating, Cheap Eats, Vegetarian friendly
|02 9368 7333
FOR A CITY THAT PRIDES ITSELF on sun-drenched beer gardens and alfresco partying, rooftop dining is only just coming into its own in Sydney. It's been a long, hard road to the rooftop, with grand plans stymied by complaints and bureaucracy.
The Sweethearts bar and barbecue atop the Sugarmill Hotel was a cool 12 months in the making, and even now it's hamstrung by a few niggly bits of red tape, such as the expensive acoustic panels and soundwall surrounding the open-air space.
But the venue is finally open, and it's a glorious place to be.
When you're four floors up from Darlinghurst Road, the riff-raff below seems far away. Here, it's all about the huge trees, fairy lights, fresh air and wide, open sky.
A huge open kitchen fills one end of the bar, and big tables, stools and relaxed seating fill the rest. It has an awesome casual vibe that suits any day or night.
The place runs in a cheap and cheerful way. You order drinks at the bar (or your table if it's quiet), grab a paper menu and tick the boxes of what you want from the ocker Aussie-themed barbecue - grilled skewers, barbecue seafood, big hunks of meat, breads, sides, ''rabbit food''; a long list of salt tubs and condiments; and house-made Cornettos and choc-tops for dessert. Some of the grub, cooked by ex-Pier and Manly Pavilion chef Robert Taylor, was fantastic - the barbecued salmon belly skewers ($16) fall off the stick in beautiful, soft sheets, and prawns on the barbie are slathered in delicious garlic butter ($30).
Others were not so stellar, such as the cotechino sausage with braised peppers in garlic ($20) that was heavy and gluggy.
The best approach is to go for basic meats such as black Angus sirloin or whole baby chicken, and try them with some of the different condiments - truffle salt, smoked paprika salt, harissa aioli, chilli caramel.
There's still plenty for vegetarians, too, such as marinated vegie skewers and grilled watermelon with feta, mint and pita croutons.
The drinks riff on a 1990s backyard party vibe, with shandies, wine spritzers and pitchers of potent mixes with names such as Slip N Slide and Hills Hoist (a rocket fuel-style combination of watermelon, apple, lemon, gin, mint and soda, $30).
The East Coast Cooler (sauv blanc, passionfruit syrup, lemonade, soda, orange bitters, $10) and Lemon Ruski Deluxe (chenin blanc, Ketel One citrus vodka, soda, lemonade, mint, lemon, $10) wine spritzers are fun and generous, but they are almost sickly sweet. Ditto the spiked cider slushie (James Squire orchard crush cider, Smirnoff green apple vodka, apple juice, $10). They're a one-a-night type drink.
The wines are far from fancy as well, with a menu simply listing them by grape - choose from sauv blanc, chenin blanc, pinot gris, chardonnay, cab sauv, shiraz, tempranillo and pinot noir. Again, cheap and cheerful. If you're coming here looking for the best of the best, you're going to leave disappointed.
Instead, this is an easy, breezy bar with a house-party vibe. Throw a bit of money down, get your hands dirty with some greasy meats, and wash it down with cheap tap beer and a fair-dinkum pitcher of Hills Hoist.
You'll love it … for sunny-arvo or balmy-evening drinks.
You'll hate it if … you're looking for top-notch cocktails and food.
Go for … black Angus sirloin, prawns on the barbie, East Coast Cooler spritzers.


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A most unwelcome guest, HIV insinuates itself into the chromosomes of the cells it infects. Now, researchers have found that the virus is like a party crasher who arrives early but doesn't help with the gala preparations: A new study shows HIV prefers to settle into sections of the genome with active genes, and then makes them work harder. The results will help scientists better understand how HIV replicates itself and causes disease.
HIV propagates by squeezing a DNA duplicate of its genome into the chromosomes of infected cells--usually immune system T cells. Researchers have long wondered how the virus chooses where to settle. Early on, they looked for short, specific sequences of chromosomal DNA. The guess was that HIV might head for a predictable site every time. No luck. With the availability of the human genome sequence, however, virologist Frederic Bushman at the Salk Institute in San Diego, California, decided to do a sweeping assessment of the chromosomal sites into which HIV integrates, hoping to pin down the virus's favorite places.
The team infected cultured T cells with enough HIV to get one or two viruses into each cell. After 48 hours, the researchers ground up the DNA and isolated 524 DNA regions into which HIV had integrated. Then they sequenced the DNA and mapped the sites on the human genome. HIV landed in genes 69% of the time. Those genes produced twice as much RNA as did clean genes, indicating that integration spurs genes to action. In addition, the team found short chromosomal regions into which HIV settled significantly more often than others. These integration "hotspots" were all in areas dense with genes, they report in the 23 August issue of Cell.
Calling the results definitive and straightforward, virologist Michael Malim at King's College London, U.K., says the work raises many interesting questions, such as how HIV selects and cranks up active genes, which "is very important for understanding pathogenesis." Retroviruses have to integrate to replicate efficiently, notes retrovirologist John Coffin at Tufts University School of Medicine in Boston, but no one knows why. If researchers find out, perhaps they can give the party crasher the boot.
Related sites
Bushman Lab home page
Frederic Bushman's "Lego Series of Integration"
Co-author Berry home page
Co-author Ecker home page

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A cairn is derived from a Gaelic term for a man-made stack of stones. Found all over the world, they range from cone shaped rock formations to delicately balanced sculptures and elaborate feats of engineering. Cairns have been used for centuries as monuments, path markers, ceremonies and astronomy guides.
The cairn contains five natural river rocks collected and polished from Java Island, aged from centuries of nature. The cairn is supported by ametal rod support in middle and can be stacked to your preference.
The approximate size is 9 1/2" high, 4 1/2" wide and 3 1/2" in depth and weighs approximately 5 to 7 lbs. As no two stones in nature are exactly alike, your rock cairn will be a unique and one of a kind garden sculpture.
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Though there is no specific reference about ayurvedic cosmetology in the Vedas (the principles of ayurveda that deal with a relationship between nature and humans), it does provide the base for certain general principles which the ayurvedic cosmetic formulation should abide by. When developing beauty products or brand with the ayurvedic herbs, here are some house rules:
A lasting legacy of 5,000 years, ayurveda (ayu meaning "life" and veda meaning "knowledge") can be translated to "knowledge of life" or the "science of longevity." Based on the idea that disease is due to an imbalance or stress in an individual's consciousness, ayurveda encourages certain lifestyle interventions and natural therapies to regain a balance between the body, mind and the environment.
According to ayurvedic medicine, each person has a particular pattern of energy—a unique combination of physical, mental and emotional characteristics—that comprises their own constitution. This constitution is determined at conception by a number of factors and remains the same throughout one's life. Ayurveda identifies three basic types of energy or functional principles that are present in everyone by the original Sanskrit words: vata, pitta and kapha. Balance and health are the natural order; imbalance and disease are disorder. There is a constant interaction between order and disorder within the body, but by understanding the nature and structure of disorder, one can re-establish order and health.
There is an ongoing and global movement of beauty consumers gravitating to products with natural ingredients, but women in India have long been utilizing several potent ayurvedic herbs to beautify themselves—in addition to using them to spice up food and as preventives for ailments and disease. In fact, ayurveda and beauty go hand in hand—it's "beauty inside out."
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Montessori School of Dayton's Brew Ha-Ha
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Join us For the First Annual Brew Ha-Ha At MSD
Join the Montessori School of Dayton and their families for our first annual craft beer and food tasting event. It will be a great time to make a few new friends, enjoy a few laughs, and taste a few good beers (and a few good soft drinks) along with some tasty food.
The Brew Ha-Ha (adults only) takes place on Jan. 28 from 5 -10 pm. Tickets are $25 per person in advance and $30 the night of the event. Attendees receive 10 tasting tickets and additional tickets can be purchased for $1 at the door. Also be sure to purchase 50/50 raffle tickets to win cash and prizes the night of the event. Proceeds benefit the MSD Capital Improvement fund.
Sample some of the Midwest's best craft beers and learn a thing or two about the variety of beer types and brewing styles. Enjoy craft beers from Bell's, Troegs, Stoudts, Ohio Brewing, North Peak, Weyerbacher, Founders, Dark Horse, New Holland and Brew Kettle. Guests also get to keep the commemorative tasting pint glass.
Appetizers and desserts will be paired with several of the beers for a unique beer and food pairing experience. On-site beer sales will be offered at the end of the evening.
Please invite your friends and families to join. Space is limited so get your tickets early! (We have a capacity of 225 guests)
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Montessori School of Dayton
2900 Acosta
Saturday, January 28, 2012 from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM (EST)
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Q. I have a 30-gallon (tall) saltwater aquarium. Lighting consists of two 50/50 15-watt tubes in a dual fixture. I have about 30 to 35 pounds of live rock in the aquarium, and water circulation is controlled by one 402 Hagen powerhead. I'm also currently running a Visi-jet protein skimmer. The aquarium is home to one tomato invertebrate, one "percula" and one tomato clownfish.
My question is this: I've tried to revive my live rock by adding SeaChem's Reef Builder product to the aquarium at water changes (done monthly and changing about 5 to 7 gallons of water), but the red coralline algae never returns — the rock almost looks like base rock now. My tomato invertebrate is now white after a very warm summer (without a chiller), and even though it is now winter it has not regained its former color, and has not fully extended since. The pH is at 8.3, salinity is 1.024, and phosphates are between 0.5 and 0.8 ppm.
A. I think one of the answers to your problem lies in the phosphate level. A reading of 0.5 to 0.8 ppm (parts per million) is five to eight times higher than it should be. Coralline algae require calcium and carbonates in the water in order to calcify and grow. High levels of phosphate interfere with this process, and the coralline algae will cease to grow and will eventually die off.
Adding Reef Builder as you do, I suspect the alkalinity and calcium levels are too low. Adding this supplement only once a month is probably not adequate to maintain high enough calcium and alkalinity values. I strongly recommend that you purchase both alkalinity and calcium test kits so that you can find out what levels you have, and then use the Reef Builder product to raise and maintain them.
In the long run, however, I think you would be better off using one of the calcium hydroxide (kalkwasser) products available to maintain these parameters. The high pH of a kalkwasser solution will help to lower the phosphate level by binding with it, causing it to drop out of solution, while boosting calcium and alkalinity. I would also recommend upgrading your protein skimmer to a larger, more efficient, design, which will also help lower phosphates.
Although you do not mention if you have any substrate in the aquarium, I would recommend that you add a 1- to 2-inch layer of a fine grade of aragonite sand. This material will also help maintain calcium and alkalinity. You didn't note the source of the freshwater you use for water changes or evaporation top-offs. Check your freshwater source for phosphates. A recent federal mandate states that municipal water suppliers must add phosphate to their water to combat the dissolution of lead in the water pipes of older homes. This may be a source of phosphate in your aquarium.
Finally, you do not mention if you add any strontium to your aquarium. Strontium is a useful element for coralline algae, and they tend to grow better when it is added.
Much of what I've written above also applies to why your "tomato invertebrate" is not doing well. Although I don't pretend to know what a "tomato invertebrate" is, I will hazard a guess that it is some sort of anemone or coral. In either case the reason it is turning white and not extending as much is that the light level is inadequate. Two 15-watt lamps on a 30-gallon tall is simply not enough to keep any light-dependent invertebrate in good health, and may be another factor as to why your corallines have disappeared. You need at least four regular output fluorescent tubes or two very high outputtubes over the aquarium.


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Meet Ivan Fellegi—A Man Who Beat the Odds and the System Many Times
Amy Munice
Ivan Fellegi, who held the office of Canada's chief statistician for 23 years, is a man who respects cleanly collected data with all underlying biases in the data well controlled.
That said, Ivan has had to make many personal decisions in his life without much data at all. Like many of us, his life story is one of pluck and luck—just more so on both counts.
Consider, for example, that 21-year-old Ivan had little data in 1956 when he and his cousin were broached with the choice of making a left or right turn at Hungary's border. One turn would land him in a Russian prison, while the opposite would lead to Austria and freedom. Which way was which?
Should they trust the local teen guides whom they just met because the pre-arranged smugglers had been busted?
That he lived to tell the tale tells us it was the correct choice, if not especially clean data driven.
But getting to that literal life-hinging turn in the road took far more than luck. Ivan's most able mother had arranged for the help of a physician who labeled Ivan a consumptive so he could gain entree to the highly patrolled but mine-free border area under the pretense of going to a TB sanatorium.
When Ivan and his cousin found that the pre-arranged smugglers were not available, they cajoled their hotelier to let them overstay their permit. That hotel concierge, when he realized what was what, then luckily turned into an ally allowing them to identify a couple of local teens who would help them through the mountains.
Lucky, too, that when the teens took them on a certain path, a woodcutter they met along the way took one look at the group and steered them away from the Russian patrols ahead. Trekking on, and laying low until nightfall, they braved forward, quipping that they'd know their fate as soon as a patrol greeting them spoke either German or Russian. Luckily, it was German voices that greeted them on the other side of the border.
Freed from the draconian Russian reaction to the Hungarian Uprising, Ivan was then on his way to Canada, where his six-year elder sister had settled some six years before. He did not know at the time that he was a statistician or mathematician, certainly not that his skills would help him rise within Statistics Canada to be its chief for 23 years.
To others, it may have seemed like Ivan was already a mathematician. After all, he had placed in the top five of a national mathematics exam in Hungary in 1953 at a time when his more upper-class background without a top five national score would have had him barred from university altogether.
In reality, Ivan's early love was literature and poetry. By the age of 14, he had become the youngest member of the Hungarian Writers' Association. However, a precociously wise Ivan decided to leave his literary passions by the roadside when he contemplated which exam to take to get into the university. Go for literature as his professions had urged? "No," thought Ivan. Instead, he went and got one of the top five scores in mathematics. He thought correctly that a high score in mathematics would speak for itself, while any literary exam would always be open to interpretation, political or otherwise.
Even then, when navigating into university and certainly when he landed in Canada, Ivan was already well-versed in wielding a path through bureaucracy.
In Canada, there was also some luck at work, or was it luck?
Ivan reports that he was actually clueless that only Canadian citizens were allowed to work for government agencies unless they did so in shortage occupations. Even though he didn't have a degree per se as yet, his training in mathematics and probability were such that he was given a job at Statistics Canada when he applied and that is when and where Ivan discovered his true love was, in fact, statistics.
That meant that instead of following his sister and brother-in-law's advice to follow them in a career as a physician, Ivan decided to enroll in mathematics in the then young university originally established for returning veterans in Ottawa's Carleton University in Ottawa. Ivan Felligi became Carleton's first PhD.
He continued to work at Statistics Canada and, in 1985, was appointed to the position of Chief Statistician of Canada, a role he filled for 23 years. His continuing love for writing did perhaps make its mark, nonetheless. One of the first measures Ivan took as leader of Statistics Canada was to ensure that all public communications were written in plain speak. Then, as now, Ivan thought all Statistics Canada results needed to be put into a real-world context relating the story the data had to tell.
Ivan retired as chief statistician in 2008, but as luck would have it, something happened at Statistics Canada three years after his departure that revived Fellegi as an ardent spokesman against the politicalization of statistical research. Knowing his life history and childhood struggles against the Hungarian Communist bureaucracy, one can only think Ivan could have had no other reaction.
So it was that on a late Friday in July 2008, when the politically appointed minister with responsibility for Statistics Canada announced that the so-called long form—part of the national census—would become voluntary, Ivan Fellegi sprang back into public action. Perhaps, in part, this was because his early years were, if nothing else, training that political interference in science can be a deadly toxin to facts and democracy alike.
Fellegi comments, "In a communist regime, evidence doesn't count and only ideology matters. I am fiercely devoted to evidence-based decisionmaking, and how much that comes from my core nature or growing up in a regime where evidence was the least consideration, I cannot clearly say.
"It's not to say that I don't believe there is no room for political considerations in a democracy. There always is, but only after all evidence has been considered. One might say, 'The evidence says this, but my value system says something else, so I am going with that.' That is fine, but disregarding evidence altogether is very offensive to me.
"A government that decrees a voluntary census will not know which numbers are good and which are bad, so one must be very cautious about considering any such census information as true evidence."
Ivan, who has contributed to evidence-based decisionmaking for governments around the globe (see "Fellegi Career Milestones"), will not be swayed by those who pretend to ignore the difficulties of using biased data from voluntary censuses.
Fellegi Career Milestones
Chief Statistician of Canada, 1985–2008, heading the statistical office ranked twice by The Economist as the best in the world
Chair, Conference of European Statisticians of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (1993–1997)
Past president of the International Statistical Institute, International Association of Survey Statisticians, and Statistical Society of Canada
Past chair of the Board of Governors, Carleton University (1995–1997)
Officer, Order of Canada; recipient of the Outstanding Achievement Award of the Public Service of Canada
Order of Merit of the Hungarian Republic; member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Career Achievement Award of the Canadian Policy Research Initiative
La Médaille de la ville de Paris
Gold Medal by the Statistical Society of Canada
Robert Schuman Medal of the European Community
First doctorate awarded at Carleton University
Holder of honorary doctorates from Université de Montréal, Université du Québec à Montréal (Institut national de la recherche scientifique), Simon Fraser University, McMaster University, Carleton University
Honorary member of the International Statistical Institute and honorary fellow of the Royal Statistical Society


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It's about time urban planning took centre stage in municipal politics.
Too bad the process to get here was so messy.
As you may have read in the Sun over the last few days, two very public spats have broken out, both involving public figures quarrelling over how and where we live.
One dispute pits Ald. Diane Colley-Urquhart taking aim at city planning boss Rollin Stanley over what kind of housing developments the city is (or isn't) encouraging.
Colley-Urquhart says by way of actions and insinuations, there is a suburban development freeze by any other name.
Stanley, for his part, points to suburban home-building statistics that now exceed pre-recession levels.
The backdrop to all this is a long-standing disagreement between Calgary home builders (CHBA) and the office of Mayor Naheed Nenshi over whether the city is imposing some kind of tacit limit on the type and location of new homes. This led to the CHBA's suspension from participating in city committee.
While the bigwigs get together to smooth things over, it's the perfect opportunity for the rest of us to pipe up over what kind of city we want.
I can understand all the people out there who are trying to encourage more growth in the core and in mature, inner-city neighbourhoods.
There are certainly advantages to living in such areas.
Residents don't have as far to commute, assuming work is downtown, of course.
Government doesn't have to build as much new infrastructure (roads, utilities) and provide public services (police, fire, schools, transit) in new areas, theoretically creating savings for the state and for taxpayers.
But we all know there are financial realities and questions of personal preference that come into play.
Perhaps you may want to live in or close to the core but can't afford it.
Or you may not want to live close to the core at all because you need a big yard for the kids and the pets, something that isn't easy to come by in a downtown condo building.
Happily, this city has a free housing market — so you have a choice.
Indeed, Calgary's diversity of housing and neighbourhoods is something of a godsend, for you and for city hall.
This wealth of choice means there's a better chance people needing to settle in this region will choose to live in Calgary-proper, instead of in one our bedroom communities.
These homeowners become part of Calgary's tax base and help to pay for all the services the city must provide.
It would be most unfortunate should the Calgary region succumb to a problem experienced in some other metropolitan areas in North America, with a great number of people choosing to live in distant suburbs but work in the city, not having to share directly in the financial burden of running the metropolis.
(If you thought city politicians were cranky now about not getting their fair share of funding, imagine what things would be like if population imbalance caused Calgary to demand increased financial compensation for services rendered to residents of such places as Airdrie, Chestermere, Cochrane, MD of Rockyview and MD of Foothills.)
This is the balance at stake in the current dust-up over what kind of homes to build and where to build them.
I have no problem if the city wants to encourage more inner-city development. There is a good case to be made for it. But push too hard against suburban development and all you get is limited housing stock and higher prices, pricing homebuyers out of the market and forcing them to turn to less-expensive homes outside of Calgary.
Why on Earth would we want that?
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I recently bought a Masterbuilt 30" Electric Smoker from Amazon and am having some issues. The first was that upon opening the box there was a rather sizable dent in the top of the unit near the rear that was readily visible. The packaging itself was fine so this lead me to believe that this unit had this defect prior to being boxed up and shipped off. I've attached a photo I took so you can see what I'm talking about. The entire top rear is dented downward and makes it so that the control unit doesn't even line up very well. This brings me to my next point, the control unit appears to have multiple issues. For starters it's not very accurate when I measure it compared to calibrated thermometers and in addition it's inconsistent. It would be one thing it were 3-4deg off high or low but stayed consistent because I could simple adjust the set temp accordingly and it would hold the desired temperature. Instead it's over 40deg off in some cases & varies from high to low which is unacceptable from an electric smoker.
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Newbies - Starting as a Company Driver
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Cash advances are great when you are out on the road, but they can also come back to surprise you if you don't use them appropriately. It's incredibly important to use cash advances sparingly and to use them for necessary purposes only. One of the easiest things to do when you are on the road is to abuse the cash advance policy of your carrier.
Most carriers will allow you to take cash advances up to a certain limit when you are on the road. Although this can be very helpful, the advance does come out of your paycheck. That's why it's so important not to abuse the cash advance option. You should only use cash advance money for the necessities of life on the road and not for gifts or superfluous items. For some reason though, this point escapes too many drivers.
Believe it or not, when it's payroll time one of the most popular calls from drivers to the payroll department concerns the deductions on their checks. The "surprise" deductions are the cash advances. Then, for those that are married, the check goes home and the spouse is equally "surprised." All of this can be avoided if you use the advances for their purpose--necessary operating expenses. Tolls, scales, meals, truck wash, trailer washout and lumper fees are examples of some necessary operating expenses. Most of these will either be reimbursable or tax deductible.
Cash advances are valuable assets to all over-the-road drivers. These same advances can create unnecessary problems and difficult situations if they aren't used properly. A good rule of thumb is to consider these advances as a loan. Only use the loan for those things that are necessary and use your money for everything else.


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Washington, DC—Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid made the following statement today on the flood of the U.S. Senate in honor of Republican Leader Mitch McConnell, who this weekend became the longest-serving U.S. Senator from Kentucky. Below are his remarks as prepared for delivery:
"For a quarter of a century, the State of Kentucky was represented in the United States Senate by a fine man and outstanding legislator, Wendell Ford. Senator Ford was known by all as a moderate, deeply respected by both sides of the aisle for putting progress ahead of politics. He was not flashy; he did not seek the limelight; he was quietly effective and calmly deliberative.
"In 1991, Senator Ford was elected by his colleagues to serve as Democratic whip, the number-two position in the caucus. For eight years, he struck the perfect balance as an advocate for Kentuckians and also a national Democratic leader. When Senator Ford retired from the Senate in 1999, I had the honor of replacing him as Democratic whip.
"Wendell Ford is not only a genuine Kentucky legend, he is a wonderful man, and I continue to enjoy his visits back to Washington, D.C. Until this week, Senator Ford was the longest-serving United States Senator in the history of his State of Kentucky.
"Now, that honor belongs to my friend, the Minority Leader, Mitch McConnell.
"Senator McConnell came to the United States Senate two years after I came to Congress. In 1984, he was elected to the United States Senate in a historic election still famous for its advertising – the most memorable of the spots featuring some real blood hounds.
"Although he won that first race by a razor-thin margin, he quickly became a leader among his Republican colleagues. Senator McConnell chaired the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee during the 1998 and 2000 election cycles, as Republican whip following the 2002 midterm elections, and now, as the Republican Leader since 2007.
"I became the Democratic whip in 1998, and have been the Democratic leader since 2005. Our careers in the United States Senate have been quite similar.
"It is well-known that in our respective positions as Minority and Majority Leader, Senator McConnell and I disagree at times. But behind the scenes, in the places where cameras do not record our discussions, we are not only friends but determined partners in the legislative process. That doesn't mean we always see eye-to-eye, but in the words of President-elect Obama, we are able to disagree without being disagreeable.
"We respect each other's commitment to making our country stronger, and I think we have a special understanding of the unique challenges of keeping our respective caucus together and striving toward the same goals.
"At the University of Louisville, Mitch McConnell has worked with faculty to create a center for public service, to educate and prepare a new generation to answer the call of public service. A little more than a year ago, Senator McConnell invited me to be his guest at the McConnell Center at the University of Louisville. After a terrific program with young and aspiring academics, he presented me with a Louisville Slugger baseball bat, with my name inscribed on the 'sweet spot.'
"On that day at the McConnell Center, Mitch and I spoke frankly and openly about the joys and difficulties of our jobs. I told the students an old story about President Lincoln, who was often criticized by his supporters for being overly solicitous of the members of the Confederacy. President Lincoln's response to this sentiment was to say, 'Am I not destroying my enemies by making friends of them?'
"Senator McConnell and I both understand that only through friendship and mutual respect can we find common ground, achieve common goals and reach for the common good of the American people.
"Landra and I are pleased to call him and his lovely wife, Elaine Chao, friends. Elaine, of course, is a national leader in her own right, having served for eight years as our nation's Labor Secretary, and also formerly as Director of the Peace Corps.
"I congratulate my friend, the Republican Leader, a Kentuckian whose love of his state and its university athletic programs are well known, and who now adds the distinction of being the longest-serving United States Senator from the State of Kentucky to his long and impressive career."


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TUITION SHIFT: Gov. Rick Scott takes a new position on university tuition increases, calling them a tax increase now despite approving them just a year ago.
ENROLLMENT DISPUTE: Athenian Academy charter school sues the Pasco school district after the district tries to stop the school's enrollment expansion.
CERTIFIED: A growing number of Pasco high school seniors graduate with industry certifications as the state's focus on career and technical preparation takes hold.
DENIED: A judge does not issue an injunction to prevent the Brevard district from closing three elementary schools, Florida Today reports.
MEDIA SPECIALISTS: The Duval School Board decides not to change the way it staffs media centers, the Florida Times-Union reports.
NEGOTIATING: Palm Beach school district and community college leaders prepare to look for ways to keep dual enrollment vibrant after state changes to the funding, the Palm Beach Post reports.
LAYOFFS: The Marion school district lets go 261 employees including all first-year teachers, the Ocala Star-Banner reports.
CHOICES: Polk looks to create a second arts magnet school for students on the east side of the county, the Ledger reports.
GOING DOWN: A decline in Monroe population translates into a sliding high school graduation rate, the Keynoter reports.
THE PUBLIC'S BUSINESS: The state attorney's office investigates whether Lee School Board members violated Florida open meetings and records laws, the Fort Myers News-Press reports.
THEIR OWN PATH: Teen moms steer their way to high school graduation in Manatee County, the Herald-Tribune reports.


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DADE CITY — In a cramped, brightly lit interview room at the Pasco County Sheriff's Office, Andre Pierre-Charles and his parents discussed the murders of two teenagers.
With tempers wearing thin, Andre told his parents again and again that he wanted to go home. He had said all he had to say. He wasn't going to take a lie detector test.
It was August 2006, a few weeks after two Wesley Chapel teenagers had been found executed on a dirt road in Trilby. Detectives suspected Andre's brother, Luc, and were questioning Andre, who denied involvement, about what he knew.
The detectives left the room for a few minutes, but the videotape kept running.
"I didn't kill nobody," Andre told his parents. "I already told you that."
Then, in a hushed voice, his father asked him straight: "Who did it? Luc?"
"I don't believe that," his mother interjected.
But then Andre, who had been slumped over a table, lifted his head and nodded.
"Oh Lord! Oh Jesus!" Angela Pierre-Charles cried, cradling her face in her hand.
That exchange was played in court Thursday during Luc Pierre-Charles' first-degree murder trial. But the jury never saw it. The judge determined that it was hearsay, not admissible evidence.
Prosecutors wanted to play it for jurors to help build their case for a conviction. The state is seeking the death penalty.
The trial got under way in earnest on Thursday after three days of jury selection. Pierre-Charles faces two counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of Derek Pieper and Raymond Veluz, who were both students at Wesley Chapel High School. They had left a party to buy marijuana and ended up dead, officials said.
Pierre-Charles killed them, prosecutors say, to protect his drug trade.
Assistant State Attorney Manny Garcia told jurors in his opening argument that witnesses to be called by the state will testify that Pierre-Charles, now 21, confided in them about what he did.
"He had taken these boys out on Harris Hill Road, (had them) get down on their knees and pray, and emptied his clip," Garcia said.
But defense attorney Richard Watts depicted a brewing conflict involving many more people. He mentioned Jeremy Henry, a known criminal and drug dealer in east Pasco, who was identified as a suspect and person of interest in the case early on. Henry was later killed.
Prosecutors have also charged Tyree Jenkins in the deaths of Pieper and Veluz. He awaits trial.
Without ever specifically saying that Pierre-Charles is not guilty, Watts said the state has no physical evidence against him — no fingerprints, no murder weapon.
And he said the state's witnesses are mostly "snitches" of questionable credibility whose stories have frequently changed over time.
The state then began calling witnesses. Pieper's girlfriend said she saw Pieper when he got off work that night and then was unable to reach him.
Veluz's mother said she was home with Veluz watching TV when he got a phone call and left.
"He said he'd be back," Maria Dejon said.
About 3 the next afternoon, sheriff's detectives notified her that he was dead.


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Carly Rae Jepsen has revealed she wants to be known as more than just a "songbird".
The pop princess, who found fame with the hit single Call Me Maybe, also told Canadian magazine Fashion that she doesn't want to be the next Britney Spears.
"Nobody can do Britney again. She did a great job at it. I just want to be the best Carly Rae I can be," she insisted.
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... All proceeds from the River's Edge Benefit & Bull Riding at 4 p.m. on Oct. 19 in Sterling, Colo., will benefit the agricultural communities affected by the South Platte River Flood late last month. There will be an open bull riding with 35 contestants at the Logan County Fairgrounds. Call 970.301.9208 for more information
... An early October snowstorm in western South Dakota not only brought devastation to the area, it brought trouble for cowboys headed to this past weekend's Ram Badlands Circuit Finals Rodeo in Minot, N.D. Timed-event hand J.B. Lord recorded 36 inches of snow at his Sturgis, S.D., place, and after the storm was done, his good roping horse, Baywatch, was dead. The 21-year-old horse was in a lot with a windbreak, but when he was found, he was on the other side of the pasture fence. Lord speculates that the horse walked over the fence where there was a snow bank, and the wind drove him out from the windbreak. "He must have gotten delirious and gotten lost," Lord said. The storm had to "be pretty bad to lose a horse."
Lord was in Texas at his son Eli's college rodeo when the storm broke out, and his younger son Levi was home doing chores. When Levi realized the horse was missing, he wanted to go out and look for him, but didn't. "I'm glad he didn't," J.B. Lord said, "or he wouldn't have made it back to the house." Baywatch was the 2012 Badlands Circuit Heading Horse of the Year. Lord had bought him when he was 15, and "I won a lot on him that first year," he said. His older son, Eli, took the horse the next year. Eli was 15 and J.B. estimates that Eli won about $40,000 on Baywatch that year, which "started Eli's roping career off pretty good." After that, J.B. took him back and rode him through July of this year, when he switched horses
... Artist Walter Piehl's painting of a bull rider and bull, "Why Not Minot," and prints of that painting are raising funds for the Minot Family YMCA's Triangle Y Camp near Garrison. This is the second year the Minot Y's Men's PRCA Indoor Rodeo has commissioned artwork of the rodeo's events, says Paul Christensen, a member of the rodeo committee. Artwork will be done by various artists over the next five years until the rodeo series is completed
... Ryan Jarrett, the 2005 world champion all-around cowboy, NFR bull rider Corey Navarre and award-winning PRCA clown/barrelman Keith Isley will be among those taking part in an autograph session at 4 p.m. (CT) Oct. 16 at the Byford Auto Group dealership in Duncan, Okla. It is the kickoff event for the Oct. 17-19 Ram Prairie Circuit Finals Rodeo and will give area fans "a chance to get in the atmosphere and mood of rodeo week," said co-chairman Joe Henderson ... Dickinson, N.D., residents are getting their first look at plans for a proposed $100 million events center and arena grounds. The center would include a multipurpose arena, exhibition building and Dickinson State University rodeo facility. The Badlands Events Center would seat up to 5,500 people
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10 Awful, Obvious Signs You're an Airport Amateur
If you're planning to partake in the miracle of flight in the near future, this is for you.
For frequent flyers, this list is a reminder of your pet peeves — and that we share them.
There are others of us out here baffled by these Disney families, bachelor parties and other annoying airport amateurs, bumbling through the terminal like they just woke up on a new planet.
For families, bachelors, et. al… This is a public service announcement.
Don't be that guy.
These 10 faux pas are hard to watch, annoy every traveler and can cost you money every time you fly.
Avoid them, and you can skate through the airport with the grace of a pro like George Clooney in Up in the Air.
Plus no one will show you their death stare.
1. That Guy Who Comes to Security Completely Unprepared to Get Through Security
A frequent flyer can always spot this annoying amateur in the security line.
They're wearing boots with 18 snaps or shoes that lace up the ankle a la 1887.
Their laptop's buried at the bottom of their bag, so it's impossible to remove without displacing piles of underwear.
They're decked out in as many metal accessories the human body can hold.
They're wearing a cardigan under a sweater under a coat and don't realize all have to come off — until they're in the perfect position to stall the entire line.
Unless you're a '90s sitcom character, flying isn't something that comes up last minute. You know it's going to happen.
Prepare accordingly: Wear comfortable slip-on shoes, stash the accessories for later, stick with a couple light layers and keep your laptop away from your unmentionables.
2. That Guy Who Has No Idea What's Allowed Through Security
Complicated as FOX News or whoever might make it seem, airport security basically has two main rules:
- Three ounces (or less) of liquid.
- No weapons.
Still, you'll see this scene any time you fly:
A dumbfounded family in matching Hawaiian-print shirts stands by as TSA agents confiscate giant bottles of sunscreen, salon-grade shampoo, liquor, pocket knives and ninja throwing stars from their carry-on bags.
First of all, you're not a ninja.
Second, even if you are, you're on vacation.
Read the guidelines, leave the weapons at home and use hotel shampoo.
3. That Guy Who Never Stops Complaining About the Cost of Flying
"I'm going to write a letter," is a sentence I heard on an airplane in the 21st century.
The guy in front of me was upset about the bag-check fee he'd paid upon arriving at the airport. Letter-writing upset.
Hidden fees are a serious pain… when they're actually hidden.
Airline fees rarely are, though.
They're listed on your confirmation page, in your confirmation email, in your follow-up reminder emails, in that text the airline sends you at 3 a.m. when it can't sleep…
"U up? btw Checked bags cost extra."
Frequent flyers not only know about fees in advance, but also how to avoid paying them.
Savvy travelers rarely pay full price to fly.
Instead they cover flights and those pesky fees with miles and points.
You can accrue points from a lot more than just flying, too. Shopping portals, online surveys, dining programs and credit cards can also offer travel rewards.
4. That Guy Who Completely Misunderstands the Point of Carry-Ons
Carry-on bags and personal items are allowed on a plane — with explicit guidelines.
If for some reason you should fail to check them before arriving at your gate, most airlines have a simple compliance test: Your bag must fit inside a box.
It's like those block puzzles we give toddlers. The triangle block goes in the triangle hole.
If your baby tries to put a triangle in a circle, she's going to have to gate check it and probably pay the extra fee.
Save yourself the hassle and some money: Read your airline's guidelines and measure your bags at home.
And while you're fitting things into places, remember: One carry-on bag goes in the overhead bin, and one personal item goes under the seat in front of you.
Don't bogart the overhead bin with your extra bulk.
5. That Guy Who Cuts Ahead of Their Boarding Zone
There's a number on your ticket, usually labeled with "Zone" or "Boarding Zone."
That's your boarding zone number.
If you don't know what it means, I'll explain. But just in case you forget, your gate agent will also explain it — several times — before they start the boarding process.
You share that number with a group of passengers, and it indicates the order in which you board the plane.
Your gate agent will call a number, and passengers who hold a ticket with said number can line up and begin boarding the plane.
Passengers with other numbers on their tickets should not line up at this time.
It's sort of like the DMV. Or Applebee's. Or kindergarten.
Just wait for someone to call on you.
6. That Guy Who Doesn't Understand the Seating System
Speaking of kindergarten, let's review numbers and letters.
To keep it easy, we won't count any higher than 40 (in most cases), and we'll keep the alphabet to just A-F.
Do you need me to slow down? I know you think you know the alphabet; you're an adult.
But you must not. Because you're sitting in my seat.
No, I'm definitely right. That's my seat. Yours is across the aisle. Yes, I'm very sure, because that's an A and this is a F.
And while we're working on cracking the code of the row number/seat letter combination…
You don't have to stop at every row to check whether it's your row. The numbers are in the same order on every plane. The same order they've been in since the beginning of time.
If you're in row 22, don't check the seats behind row four.
Keep the line moving, and slow down a little when you see double digits.
7. That Guy Who Loads Up at the Duty-Free Store
One of the best kept travel secrets is you're allowed to take food through airport security.
Somehow the message isn't getting out.
TSA has not banned food.
Pack your own snacks, and stop complaining about the airline's exorbitant prices. That complaint hasn't been interesting since the '80s.
Similarly, water bottles also are allowed — sans water.
As long as you down your water before passing through security, take the bottle with you. Fill it up at a fountain before you board, and avoid the airport shop's pricy water.
Finally, bring your own inflatable neck pillow, if you must. You look like a dork with that brand-new one clamped around your neck, sporting the logo of the local sports team you don't care about.
8. That Guy Who Stands as Soon as the Plane Lands
Ok, personally, I hope the amateurs never stop doing this because it's so much fun to watch.
But here's a warning for your sake.
Once a plane lands and even after it taxis to the gate, you've got at least 15-20 minutes before you're getting off the plane.
If you're in the back half of the plane, probably longer.
Don't stand; you have nowhere to go. Sit down.
You probably can't even stand all the way up.
You're going to smack your head on the overhead bin, then stand crooked and grouchy until it's time for your row to move forward.
Chill out, check your Twitter notifications and let your mom know you've landed safely.
9. That Guy Who Packs More Than He Needs
Avid travellers won't check a bag if they don't have to.
It often costs more, takes extra time and comes with the risk of the bag not arriving in the same city as you.
They also know heavy bags and bulky stuff like neck pillows are difficult to haul through an airport.
A pro never packs more than what's needed.
You don't need 27 outfit options with coordinating shoes for the weekend. You can probably skip some of the beauty products for a couple of days, too.
Pare it down to basics. Save yourself time, money and miserable glares from your fellow passengers.
10. That Guy Who Touches Your Seat
Confession. This whole post is really just my way of sharing this message with the world: Don't touch my seat.
Watch the flight attendants walk down the aisle.
Where are their hands? They're not grabbing my seatback for balance — that would be rude.
They reach up — to the overhead bins — to steady themselves. You can do that, too.
Also, don't grab my seat to pull yourself into a standing position. That's what your abdominal muscles are for.
And your kids' feet? They should definitely never touch my seat.
Your Turn: Are you an avid traveler? What amateur pet peeves plague your flights?
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text: Commodore leads Morgantown past Huntington By Tommy R. Atkinson November 16, 2012 Story Share HUNTINGTON, W.Va. - Shane Commodore has kept Morgantown's playoff ship afloat.The 6-foot-2, 193-pound senior tailback turned in 243 yards on 20 carries with four touchdowns to lead the No. 5 Mohigans past No. 4 Huntington 35-14 Friday night in the Class AAA quarterfinals.A crowd of about 800 at Bob Sang Stadium watched Morgantown win its first game on the road in the postseason since 1996.Morgantown (10-2) will take on another Cabell County school in next week's semifinals, playing at No. 1 Cabell Midland (12-0) with the date and time to be determined Sunday. The Knights edged No. 8 Spring Valley 28-26 Friday night.Commodore has carried more of the rushing load since top back Chazzy Thomas was injured in the next-to-last game of the regular season. Commodore, who played wide receiver and only had a handful of carries on the season, was the leading ground gainer in last week's 49-28 opening-round win over Point Pleasant with 153 yards and three scores.Commodore had 190 yards on nine carries with four TDs at halftime of Friday's win over Huntington. (9-3). He also came up with an interception in the second half from his safety position."I honestly didn't think it would be this great,'' said Commodore, "but I give all the credit to the offensive line. They are unbelievable. Their holes were just unbelievable. The first touchdown I had I was untouched and right up the middle. You put anybody behind them and they'll get 100 yards.''After Huntington took the opening kickoff and moved right down the field to take a 7-0 lead on senior quarterback Mark Shaver's 4-yard run, Commodore scored on the first play from scrimmage for Morgantown, a 78-yard jaunt up the middle, to knot the game at 7-all. "It just shifted momentum back in our favor,'' Commodore said. "We came back and responded so well. That's why we won that game.''After the defense forced a fumble, Commodore capped off a 12-play drive with a 4-yard TD as the Mohigans took the lead for good at 14-7. Morgantown's defense then forced the Highlanders to punt on the ensuing possession and Commodore ripped off a 64-yard scoring scamper on the first play from scrimmage for a 21-7 advantage with 7:15 left in the opening half.Huntington junior running back Charles Crawford's 3-yard TD cut the deficit to 21-14, set up by Shaver's 46-yard run.Commodore added a score from 3 yards out just before halftime to conclude a 10-play, 70-yard drive as the Mohigans went up 28-14 and carried the momentum with them into the locker room. Morgantown caught a break in the third quarter, a 15-yard personal foul on Huntington for roughing the kicker on fourth down that set up its only TD of the second half.The Mohigans chewed up a lot of clock on the 13-play, 85-yard drive that culminated in senior quarterback Mark Johnson's 18-yard pass to freshman Jarret Hockenberry and a 35-14 lead with 10:25 to go in the fourth period."I thought it was a huge call,'' said Huntington coach Billy Seals of the penalty that gave Morgantown a first down. "We had gotten two straight stops. We just never got back on track after that call.'' The Mohigans finished with 388 yards on 49 carries, piling up 21 first downs."He does a nice job,'' said Morgantown coach John Bowers of Commodore. "When Jazzy got hurt, that cut into our depth because Shane and Alex [Weidman] were our depth. So they've now become two-way starters. They're both very gifted runners. The constant has been the big O-line.''Johnson finished 6 of 11 passing for 58 yards with a TD and no interceptions. He also added 49 yards with his scrambling. Weidman tacked on 58 yards on nine totes for Morgantown.Huntington's Shaver completed 9 of 17 passes for 48 yards, but had two picks. He also was the leading rusher with 73 yards on 13 attempts. Highlanders starting sophomore offensive lineman Shamar Ingram was suspended for Friday's game after getting ejected in last week's opening victory over Elkins."We hadn't faced a better football team up front all year long,'' said Seals. "We thought they were very physical and early on we didn't match that intensity. We knew coming in they were going to make us beat them inside.''Seals said he was pleased that his nine-member senior class, which endured an 0-10 season, went out in the postseason. "I'm proud of my kids and I'm proud of the program,'' Seals said. "We just didn't get it done. You know what? Our kids played their guts out. 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And Zacchaeus stood and said to the Lord, "Behold, Lord, the half of my goods I give to the poor. And if I have defrauded anyone of anything, I restore it fourfold." And Jesus said to him, "Today salvation has come to this house." Luke 19:8-9
Jesus did not say to him, "You don't have to go back. You don't have to face your past. That's water under the bridge. This is all about grace, right? So you can just move on." No, Jesus said, "Today salvation, the real thing, what the Bible is talking about, what I came to accomplish, has come to this house. Get after it, man."
Glib slogans like "That's water under the bridge," "I've moved on," or misquoting the Bible with "Forgetting what lies behind . . ." – these are not evidences of salvation. They are strategies of denial and self-justification. We might as well scream out, "The cross means nothing to me. I must establish my own rightness. So I cannot face myself."
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Change to deferral criteria for MSM donating blood
Why did the IBTS decide to change from the lifelong deferral to one year for MSM since their last sexual contact?
There are many reasons why a person may not be eligible to donate on the day they attend a donation clinic. The IBTS constantly reviews these deferral criteria and makes changes as appropriate. In the case of men who have sex with men (MSM) a lifelong deferral has been in place since the emergence of HIV in the 1980s. In light of changes to this deferral criterion in other countries the IBTS decided to review its lifetime deferral of MSM donating.
The IBTS held a conference on 21st/22nd April 2016 at which data was presented from countries that had changed their deferral criteria for MSM. The data showed that there had not been an increase in the number of HIV positive blood donations since the change in the deferral policy. It was concluded that international experience had shown that a one year deferral is as effective as a lifetime deferral from the point of view of protecting the blood supply against the risk of HIV transmission.
What does this mean in practice?
This means that a man whose last sexual contact with another man was more than 12 months ago will be eligible to donate if he meets the other donor selection criteria. A man who has had oral or anal sex with another man in the past 12 months will still not be eligible to donate, even if he used a condom.
What about the risk from emerging infections?
While the one year deferral will protect against the risk of transmission of HIV there is concern that it may not be sufficient to deal with an emerging infection. Therefore the Board of the IBTS decided that any person who has had a notifiable sexually transmitted infection, such as chlamydia or genital herpes will be deferred for 5 years after completion of treatment. Persons who have had syphilis, gonorrhoea, lymphogranuloma venereum (LGV) or granuloma inguinale are already permanently excluded from donating. It was also decided that person who have taken medication to prevent HIV infection i.e. pre or post exposure prophylaxis (PrEP/PEP) will be deferred from donating for 5 years thereafter. It is hoped that these measures will add an additional layer of protection against emerging infections.
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The change will be introduced on 16th January 2017
How does the changed criteria impact people who were previously deferred?
Persons who were deferred under previous criteria will be eligible to donate if they meet the new donor eligibility criteria
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The IBTS will closely monitor the effects of the current changes over the next few years in order to help ensure that blood safety is maintained. At the same time, the IBTS will continue to work in this area and review its donor deferral policies to ensure they reflect the most up to date scientific knowledge. This process must be data driven, so the timeframe for future changes is not something that can be predicted.


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A FAMILY has reopened a popular Burnley butcher's shop eight weeks after it was closed when its owner was diagnosed with cancer.
Berkins Butchers had been operating in Rosegrove Lane since 1944, but the dynasty came to an end when 51-year-old Stephen Berkins had to retire when his cancer spread to his brain.
But the Allison family, who live in Essex Avenue, have now taken over the running of the shop, led by 44-year-old Graham, who has been in the trade since he left school at 16.
"I did my apprenticeship at Haffners, in Burnley Market and I am a butcher by trade," he said.
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"I've worked for a few butchers but this is the first business I have run. I've got my mum and dad helping me at the moment.
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Mum Arlene, 69, was an accountant before she retired, while dad Ian, 72, was a sheet metal worker.
"Graham did an environmental health course at college but he had a bad accident there and suffered a brain injury," said Arlene.
"He's picked up a lot of things from butchers he has worked in over the years.
"Stephen used to do a lot of baking and pies, but at the moment we are just getting our feet under the table so it will be a traditional butcher's for now.
"We've been open since Monday and it has gone well so far. There has been a butcher's shop on this site for as long as people can remember, so we just need people to know it is open again and build up the trade."


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An Alabama school district is trying to remove the traditional Christmas carol "Silent Night" from a Christmas program at one of its schools. The Alliance Defense Fund (ADF) wrote a letter hoping to change the district's view. The letter explains that demands made by Americans United for Separation for Church and State (AU) for the removal of the song are baseless.
"It's ridiculous that people have to think twice about whether it's okay to include 'Silent Night' in a Christmas program," says ADF senior counsel David Cortman. "An overwhelming majority of Americans agree that it's okay to celebrate Christmas in schools and in the public square, and they are right. There is nothing unconstitutional about inclusion of this song in the school's program, and that is supported by how the courts have consistently ruled."
AU sent a letter to Tuscumbia City Schools complaining about inclusion of "Silent Night" as one of nine songs in G.W. Trenholm School's Christmas program. AU apparently claimed that inclusion of the song or any other religious song would be unconstitutional.
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The ADF letter disputes AU's claims and points out several court cases that have upheld the inclusion of religious Christmas carols in school Christmas programs.
"Here, 'Silent Night' is but one of the nine other songs included in the Christmas program at G.W. Trenholm," the ADF letter explains. "Thus, as long as the inclusion of 'Silent Night' or any other religious Christmas song is based upon a secular reason--i.e. recognition of the religious heritage of Christmas--then the Constitution does not prohibit the inclusion of the religious song in the school's Christmas program."
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The Elizabeth Center for Cancer Detection in Los Angeles — one of the oldest cancer screening clinics in California — plans to shut down today after treating its last patients. The center is a victim of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's decision to freeze enrollment in a cancer screening program for low-income women on Jan. 1 and pay for routine mammograms only for women after the age of 50. Those moves caused an abrupt drop in the Elizabeth Center's patient load and revenues, which had already been strained as its costs exceeded what it was earning from the state. HealthyCal correspondent Megan Baier has the story.
Month: July 2010
Latino and African American children in Medicaid have high rates of tooth decay but visit dentists less often than children with private insurance, according to a new article in the journal Health Affairs. But the racial and ethnic disparities go beyond economic status. Latino and African American children with private insurance are less likely than white children to see a dentist, and they go longer between visits. And Latino and African American children in Medicaid are more likely than white children in Medicaid to go longer between trips to the dentist.
The city of El Monte is changing the health of its residents by changing the landscape. With the help of a nonprofit partner and 740 new trees, El Monte is creating an urban forest to remedy its unique environmental and health challenges.
A healthy lifestyle starts with healthy food choices, but for some people, finding healthy food can be a big challenge. See Dr. Ashby Wolfe's latest blog post.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger caused a stir in the Capitol Monday when he told reporters he wouldn't sign a budget that didn't include long-term reforms, even if it means the state goes without a new spending plan until he leaves office in January.
The CeaseFire program is bringing law enforcement, government and community leaders together to stop the cycle of gang violence by focusing intensely on the small number of individuals who are responsible for most of the violence. At-risk youth and ex-cons are surrounded by support and services to help them join mainstream society and abandon their violent ways. HealthyCal contributor Nik Bonovich has the story.
The Obama Administration has rolled out new rules giving consumers the right to an independent appeal when a health insurance company denies their claim, a system similar to one that has been in place in California for many years.
Hundreds of California clinics that provide low-income women with free mammograms and cervical exams are fighting to stay open this summer because of changes in patient eligibility rules and a state budget that is already weeks late with no deal in sight. HealthyCal correspondent Megan Baier has the story.
The Legislative Analyst's Office has just posted its non-partisan analyses of all of the propositions on the November ballot. If you read or listen to nothing else before the election, read these. They are always the single best place to get grounded on what the props would do and how much they would cost.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - The Mud Hens went on the road for the first time this season tonight and lost in the bottom of the ninth inning.
Toledo led Indianapolis 3-1 after five innings but the Indians rallied for two runs to tie it in the sixth. Indianapolis then won 4-3 with an RBI single by Chris Dickerson off of reliever Nate Robertson in the ninth.
Toledo left fielder J.D. Martinez smacked a solo home run and finished 3 for 4 at the plate. Catcher James McCann drove in two runs and finished 2 for 4.
Mud Hens starter Kyle Lobstein (0-1) gave up one earned run on six hits over 5 1/3 innings. Lobstein struck out six batters. Robertson (0-2) gave up two hits and one run to suffer the loss.
Toledo trailed 1-0 when it scored two runs in the top of the fourth inning.
Mike Hessman started the rally with a single. After Ben Guez walked, McCann drove in both runners with a single. The one-out grounder into center field made it 2-1.
Martinez then followed that up with a two-out solo home run to center field that gave Toledo a 3-1 lead.
But the Indians tied it back up at 3 with two runs in the sixth inning.
Toledo fell behind 1-0 in the first when Indianapolis scored on a fielder's choice.
The Mud Hens (2-4) play at Indianapolis (6-1) again on Friday at 7:15 and Saturday at 7:05.