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By April Reynolds
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The Fort Gibson Animal Shelter will be undergoing renovations in the coming weeks, said volunteer Darla Briggs.
The facility, which can house up to 10 dogs and 20 cats, will be getting four daylight panels and an outside run, she said.
There are no windows to the outside so the animals don't see a lot of daylight, Briggs said.
The outside run will be approximately 5-feet by 16-feet and will be added to the west side of the building, she said.
And with the installation of doggie doors, the dogs will be free to go in and out as they want, providing a bigger area and more freedom, she said.
"The city is on board to move forward in a progressive way but needs to see more support from the community," Briggs said.
The shelter has anywhere from seven to 10 dogs a month and many more cats and kittens, especially during the spring and summer months, Briggs said. There are several ways the community can help the animal shelter and its "boarders," she said. "There are many ways to become more proactive, like reporting abuse or neglect, making sure your pets are spayed and neutered, or by volunteering time," she said.
The city also takes donations of food, funding and leashes for the animals, she said.
"Everything is appreciated because there is so much need," Briggs said. "The goal is to find these animals great, loving homes and it has been proven over and over they are more adoptable when they get more attention."
Briggs is the only volunteer for the Fort Gibson Animal Shelter, she said, but she'd love to have more people volunteering alongside her.
"If just I can do this, think of how much more can get done with the help of more people," Briggs said. "Animals are just so innocent, and we have to intervene where we can because they have no voice."
Animal control Officer Jim Whitehead said he'd also like the community to make a better effort at putting collars with tags and contact information on their animals.
"If you put tags on their collars, make sure they have a number or address, so that if they are lost we can get them back to their rightful owner," Whitehead said. Anyone interested in volunteering or adopting a pet from the animal shelter can email the shelter, email@example.com, or call the city to make donations, (918) 478-3551.

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GAINESVILLE- The Florida Gator football team came into Saturday's contest against Vanderbilt with a 22 year win streak over the Commadores.
Not only we're the looking to extend that streak but also needed a win to help become bowl eligible.
The Gators went into halftime trailing 17-3. Florida was able to score twice in the second half but it wasn't enough as they lose to Vandy 31-17.
Tyler Murphy; 305 yards, 1 TD, 3 INT
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Wednesday December 21, 2011
We're delighted to be issuing the Cocteau Twins' compilation Stars And Topsoil as a double vinyl LP on 6th February. Based around the artwork for the original CD release, there are notes by the author Alan Warner (read this man! Try The Sopranos) and this first edition is pressed on heavy, white vinyl. Disc mastering is by John Dent
One thing that was never corrected from the original sleeve is the players' credits. Robin is listed as 'guitars' and Simon as 'bass' but in reality both contributed piano, bass and guitars (and more) across the history of the recordings. So now you know.
In the USA the release is on regular, black vinyl but there will be copies of the European white vinyl edition available from the 4AD STORE
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As regular readers know, we're not fans of the quality of mp3 but the reality it's uneconomical to make (and keep) many items available in physical format, so it's a practical compromise. The first release has a story attached…
PARCHMAN SINGLES and PARCHMAN DYSTOPIA – Download only
Ivor Perry was in the band Easterhouse) who released albums on Rough Trade in the 80's (and was considered as a replacement for Johnny Marr in The Smiths). Influenced by the Manchester club scene, he moved into a dark electronica, releasing two singles on CityBeat (from whence sprang XL Recordings) and, after the demise of CityBeat, a further two releases on the Vector imprint. Only a couple of these were on CD, so now all the recordings have been collected on a singles compilation. Earlier this year Ivor got in touch requesting digital copies of his recordings (he only had vinyl) and he also mentioned an unreleased album. If memory serves, there was a staff change at the label so the album was shelved. While sorting through the DAT's there was seemingly a track called Dystopia but it transpired this was the potential title for the album, which was all there, mixed and sequenced. Consequently, nearly 20 years later, we are finally releasing the music.
BAUHAUS THIS IS FOR WHEN – Download only
Now that the MASK Omnibus box set has sold out, we're making the live album available as a download. This was recorded in London in 1981, when Bauhaus were arguably at the pinnacle of their power, it is the entire show remixed by Mark Wallis with Pete Edwards in 2008 and featuring some of their most intense recorded performances. A treat.
Re: "MASK Omnibus box set has sold out"
At the moment, Amazon in the USA still seems to have some available. I guess anybody who is still on the fence about buying one better make their move soon!
— Durga · Wednesday December 21, 2011 · #
Is 6 February the correct release date for the Cocteau Twins compilation Stars and Topsoil? I bought the album today from my local record store. The white vinyl edition CAD 2k19
— Piet · Friday December 23, 2011 · #
What is the source for the new cocteau Twins lp? Original master tapes, or just a cd thrown on an lp?
— Jim · Tuesday December 27, 2011 · #
Piet – Which country are you in? Worldwide release is meant to be February 6th / 7th so someone has goofed…
Jim – Sadly the economics of vinyl production didn't permit the use of the analogue masters for this release. Using a mastering room like Loud isn't cheap as they aim for great results whatever the source. If we'd gone back to the analogue tapes and done 96/24 transfers, we'd have had to replicate all the original expense of creating a compiled master and Robin G would have had to oversee the transfers etc. Basically several thousands of £££. With expected sales of a couple of thousand copies (catalogue vinyl doesn't generate big numbers) the figures don't add up. Despite the digital source (the original 1630, not a CD) I think Loud have done a commendable job and the vinyl sounds good.
— Backcat · Friday December 30, 2011 · #
I'm living in The Netherlands
— Piet · Friday December 30, 2011 · #
HI – very interested in the Parchman downloads.When we these be available and from where?
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For more than a decade, the rule of thumb for setting fees in veterinary medicine was simple: Raise 'em! The corollary
to this rule of thumb was: don't worry about clients not wanting to pay; if you communicate the value of the procedure, they
will gladly open their pocketbooks.
However, the recession has forced all businesses to re-evaluate how they operate. Not only are businesses having to deal
with the current impact, they must look forward to what will likely be a changed post-recession environment. It is unlikely
consumers will return to their free-spending ways. Some simply won't be able to and others are reducing spending out of choice.
Many practices have not increased fees during the last two years at the rates they had previously. There is also evidence
in the recently released Bayer Veterinary Care Usage Study and in other reports to indicate that fees may have been impacting
the frequency with which pet owners visited veterinary practices even before the recession hit.
In the Bayer study, 53% of the survey respondents completely agreed or somewhat agreed with the statement "The costs of a
routine visit to the veterinarian are usually much higher than I expected." Only 44% of pet owners disagreed (either completely
or somewhat) with the statement "I am always on the lookout for a less expensive option for veterinary services or products."
The study indicated that both the absolute price as well as the escalation of veterinary fees was a concern to pet owners.
During one of the focus groups, one of the pet owners said: "All of a sudden, the price just skyrocketed. You could go when
it was 60 bucks, now I can't get out for less than $150."
Fee setting strategies will always be part of the management of a practice but before you just automatically increase the
prices charged to clients, step back and look at your overall financial position and what you are trying to accomplish. The
first piece of information you need to know is your practice's operating profitability; this is the most comprehensive indicator
of financial success in any small business. Unfortunately for veterinary practices, this is a difficult number to get because
it doesn't show up on any report a practice regularly receives, even when those reports are properly prepared. Neither the
"net income" figure on a practice's financial statements nor the "taxable income" line on the tax return represents true operating
profits, due to personal accounting choices, the use of non-GAAP accounting, differences in tax regulations for the preparation
of tax returns of different kinds of legal entities and the influence of debt. In the small business arena, these reports
are simply not designed to determine true operating profit figures. You will need help in calculating your true profitability—talk
to a veterinary financial expert or use the NCVEI/VetPartners Profitability Estimator available at
http://www.ncvei.org/. Increasing fees is only one way of improving profitability and shouldn't be used to cover up operational inefficiencies.
If you have a highly profitable practice with reasonable growth in revenue driven by real growth in the numbers of clients
seen and the services they buy, then the fees you charge are probably just fine for your market niche. But if your practice
isn't as profitable as it could be, you aren't attracting new clients, and your visit and transaction numbers are declining,
then pricing (or its related issues—value and financing) may be an issue.


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- Place each scoop of ice cream between two pieces of pound cake like a sandwich. Wrap each tightly in plastic wrap, pressing on the sandwich to squeeze the corners around the ice cream. Place into the freezer, and freeze until solid, 1 to 2 hours.
- Heat oil in deep-fryer to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C).
- Whisk together the egg and water, then whisk in the flour until no lumps remain. Unwrap the frozen sandwiches, and dip into the tempura batter. Allow the excess batter to drip off, then place the sandwiches into the hot oil. Fry 20 to 30 seconds until golden brown. Drain briefly on a paper towel-lined plate before cutting in half to serve.
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This recipe was not good. First of all, The measurment for the tempura mix was off. When I did it exactly how u said, I got a thick, flaky, non-dippable dough. Sort of like bread, or dumpling dough. I had to add extra water and an extra eggg to get a more watery dip. I also added some splenda sugar to the mix. Secondly, the pound cake was not too appetizing either. I thought it would be..but, it wasn't. All in all, the only thing i enjoyed was the vanilla ice cream and the sugary taste of the tempura mix that I altered. I am really sorry I had to give u a bad review. I really wanted to like it!
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Gutsy and fun! This is not just a recipe, it is a fun way to make a lazy summer day special. I had all these ingredients on hand and am glad I didn't have to step out into the hot sun to go to the store to try something new today. I think this recipe has a typo- an extra "1" in the flour amount- it probably should be 1/2 not 1/2. But if you are familiar with making tempura dishes, you probably already could figure that out. Adjust the flour depending on the humidity of the day and your region. A little ice in the batter will chill it, shocking the batter into light crispness as it is fried.
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Amount Per Serving (4 total)
- Calories
- 520 cal
- 26%
- Fat
- 30.8 g
- 47%
- Carbs
- 53 g
- 17%
- Protein
- 8.4 g
- 17%
- Cholesterol
- 124 mg
- 41%
- Sodium
- 148 mg
- 6%
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GREENSBORO — North Carolina better take a close look at the tape from Louisiana State's 75-71 win over Butler on Thursday. Apparently, the Tar Heels will have a lot of work to do in the scouting department, if LSU guard Marcus Thornton is telling the truth.
"We have a play call we've been running the whole year, and nobody can stop it," said Thornton, who scored 30 points against the Bulldogs. "If they were on me, [Tasmin Mitchell] was open or my teammates were open."
Thornton did not disclose how that play worked in LSU's seven losses, but it seemed to click Thursday. The Tigers shot 49.1 percent after making less than 40 percent of their shots in their previous four games.
Their 6-for-14 performance from 3-point range was their best in five games.
"The ball hadn't been going down the last couple games," Thornton said. "Everybody took their time, had poise and knocked down their shots."
The eighth-seeded Tigers play the Tar Heels at 5:45 p.m. Saturday.
ABRAMS ERUPTS: After watching his seventh-seeded Longhorns struggle to hit shots this season, Texas coach Rick Barnes said Wednesday that he goes out for each game "hoping maybe this is the time we're going to do it."
Thursday, A.J. Abrams did it.
The senior guard was 5-of-8 on 3-point attempts in the second half -- including hitting four in a row that pushed the Longhorns' lead from three to 15 -- to push his team past Minnesota, 76-62.
Texas will play Duke or Binghamton on Saturday.
"I think [my streak] has to do with the first half," said Abrams, who finished with 26 points. "We were pounding it inside to Dex [Pittman] ... so I think they had to focus on him a little more."
TY'S TOE: UNC point guard Ty Lawson, who missed his third straight game because of a jammed right big toe, said he hopes to play Saturday against LSU, but coach Roy Williams had "no idea about Ty."
"If he's able to practice and do some things in practice, I'll probably play him," Williams said. "But if he's like he was [Wednesday], then I'm not going to play him."
MONEY TALKS: Former Duke star Kenny Dennard came up with an original bracket for the tournament. Now a businessman in the Houston area, Dennard picked winners based on the average salary of the 65 schools' graduates.
His Final Four: Michigan, Duke, Cornell and Southern California. The champ: Duke ($102,000) over Cornell ($91,700).
UNC ($73,100) reached the third round before losing to Illinois ($80,800). Wake Forest ($85,800) did well, reaching the Midwest Regional final before falling to USC ($91,600) by mere pocket change.


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---- — Winter is one of my favorite times of the year.
It's not just that I love to ski, but it's a great time to be out in the woods. There's very little snow on the ground right now, so hiking can be a lot of fun.
As a deer hunter, I feel that now is the time to scout for next year's deer. Sure there are a few hardy hunters that still have tags to fill, but I like to just wander the woods and see where the deer are traveling.
The other day, I followed a nice buck that I played with all season. I jumped him several times in the same general area and easily could have shot him once. But I was just meat hunting and hoped my grandson would get a chance to take him. After all, how many times have you sat at the dinner table when someone asked, "Will you pass the antlers please?" Heck, you can't even chew them, and they don't make good soup.
Other than scouting, just taking a nice hike can be invigorating. There's so much to see in the woods. I watched a gray fox the other day hunting through the brush and around an old log. Besides that, I have followed bobcat tracks all over my hill. I saw a large cat last year, but there were just tracks this year. Turkeys are plentiful, too; they're scratching for beechnuts under every tree.
The other day, someone asked me to suggest a spot for a nice hike. The trails at Gilbert Lake are wonderful. You can just walk around the lake or take the trail from the upper parking lot. It will take you to Lake of the Twin Fawns or even Ice Pond. It's a leisurely walk through the woods on a gentle Jeep path.
For the more adventurous souls, head to the Catskills and climb one of the many peaks. The leaves have fallen and the views can be breathtaking.
When hiking in the winter, you must be prepared. As you know here in the northeast, the weather can change rather rapidly. Wear several layers of clothing. If you get warm, it's easy to remove a layer so you don't sweat. Wear a hat and bring sunglasses. The bright sun reflecting off the snow can be very unpleasant. If you get too warm, you might just remove your hat. After all, there is tremendous heat loss through the top of your head. Removing your hat can cool your whole body.
When the snow starts to get deep, use snowshoes or cross-country skis. It's far easier than walking in deep snow anyway. Besides that, the people who ski or snowshoe the trails don't like to work around post holes left by inconsiderate hikers. Snowshoes or skis are required on the Adirondack trails if the snow is more than eight inches deep.
Drink plenty of water when you hike, too. Even in the winter, you easily can become dehydrated. I also like to carry plenty of snacks. Some quick energy always helps after hiking for a couple of hours.
A few years ago, a couple of friends and I decided to hike the Bennett, Middle and Murphy Lakes Trail in the southern Adirondacks. It was an early winter day with a good forecast. With only a couple of inches of snow on the ground, there would be no snowmobiles to contend with.
We left Creek Road for the 7-mile hike to Pumpkin Hollow, where a friend from Wells would meet us and take us back to our car. By the time we got to Middle Lake, there was a total white out. Snow and cold blew in from the north.
It took an hour longer than planned, but it goes to show that you must always be prepared. Weather can change in a heartbeat. Let people know where you're going and have everything you need, just in case.
Rick Brockway writes a weekly outdoors column for The Daily Star. Email him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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After being named head coach at the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma, Vinson Metcalf did not take long to determine who his right-hand man would be. He chose former Hillcat Chris Francis to join the Drover family.
"I am very excited to have Chris join me to start this new era of basketball at USAO," Metcalf said. "His background as a player in this league and his knowledge of the game will be tremendous assets to our program."
Francis, a native of Cleora, Okla., spent the last year as an assistant coach at LSU Shreveport, a Red River Athletic Conference school with a reputation for high-quality basketball. Last year, the Pilots made an appearance in the semi-finals of the NAIA Division I Men's Basketball National Championship in Kansas City, Mo.
Francis said he thought USAO was a perfect fit for him not only because it brought him closer to family and friends but also because of the type of coaches and athletes at the institution.
"It is great to be moving closer to home and to be in the Sooner Athletic Conference. It's the best conference in the nation," he said. "Also, with USAO going to the national tournament last year, I think Coach Metcalf and I could take them back there. Plus, working with a national championship coach, I think I could learn a lot at USAO."
Not only does Francis have experience against members of the SAC, but he also has experience coaching against some of the schools entering the conference this season. Both Southwestern Assemblies of God and Texas Wesleyan play in the RRAC with LSUS.
Both Metcalf and Francis are interested in coaching a "run and gun" style of basketball, which isn't what the SAC is traditionally known for.


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On behalf of the Porter Street Learning Community I wish you all a great Easter weekend. Joyeuses paques!
Welcome to New Staff
We have welcomed two new staff members to Porter since Spring Break. They are: Mme Danesin, who is teaching French Immersion Learning Assistance, and Ms Simpson-Ferguson, our new Noon Hour Supervisor! We are also enjoying having a visiting German university student and teaching candidate, Anne Rosar, working as a volunteer at our school. She is doing a home stay with the Eigenmann's, a Porter family.
Mme Crowe's Reading Tips – Next Installment
As you read to your children, encourage them to SUMMARIZE WHAT HAS BEEN READ. Good readers restate the gist of the text in their own words. To help your children internalize this reading strategy, try the following activities:
· ask your child to retell the story in his or her own words
· help your child to identify the main events that helped to move the story towards the conclusion
· train your children to monitor their own comprehension. As you read, pause periodically and ask them the 5 Ws : Who ? When ? What ? Where ? Why ? These questions will help them to understand the story and to grasp the main points.
Street Proofing Your Children
Due to some recent events, the RCMP would like to offer parents some suggestions to help "street-proof" their children. One can go to their website here to get information. The RCMP did not send this information as an alert.
Coquitlam Principal's and Vice-Principal's Association 11th Annual In Motion Event for Cancer Research
I mentioned this event in my March 9th blog! I am forming a "Porter Team". This qualifies us for a door prize – the last two years we have won library books! Please let me know (firstname.lastname@example.com) if you plan to attend the event, and I will send you an entry form for each participant, and place your name on my team list!
There is no entry fee. Organizers ask for a minimum donation of $10.00. You can also make a donation to the Canadian Cancer Society online – please see below!
As you can see, the date is Sunday, April 22nd at Terry Fox Secondary School (map). The event kicks off at about 8:30 am. There is plenty of parking. One can run, walk, roll or, well, use just about any other way, to get around the 2, 5 or 10k course. It's fairly flat, scenic and safe!
If you choose, make your online donation at: http://cancerevents.kintera.org/cpvpa
Registration information can be obtained at local schools or by visiting the School District Website at: www.sd43.bc.ca.
On Monday, April 16, please feel free to join us for the PAC-sponsored presentation "The Wheat in the Barley". We're looking forward to hearing their music!
Middle School visits begin in earnest this month, as each middle school administrative team, usually with leadership students, meet with future Grade 6s!
Join us for our Month End Gathering at 9:10 am on Wednesday, April 18th. It's a week early to accommodate the choir schedule. We plan to feature our choir and several more class presentations that day!
Porter is a Polling Station on April 19th for the local by-election.
April 20th is a Pro-d Day for us. School will be closed that day.
Como Lake Middle School Grade 5 parent night is April 26th at 6:30 pm at Como Lake Middle School.
PAC Movie Night – April 27th!
Report Cards
Parents can expect Progress Reports to come home for children by the end of April. The progress report is a form of report card. It is less detailed than the normal format, but will provide parents with a good snapshot of how students are progressing. At present, we are planning for April 27th as a send-home date. Staff will confirm a date on Tuesday, April 10th. As always, if parents have any questions or concerns about their child's progress, I recommend contacting the teacher.


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Those who are interested in weight loss topics will know that the appetite suppressant Hoodia Gordonii is one of the most popular ingredients in weight loss products today. Hoodiphen is another example of a weight loss product which contains Hoodia Gordonii as its major active ingredient. Some may already know the background to Hoodia Gordonii, but for those who do not, lets explain a little about it. Hoodia Gordonii is a cactus that grows in the Kalahari region in South Africa and has been used for thousands of years by traditional Sans Bushmen to stave off hunger when they leave for long hunting trips. South African scientists carried out research on Hoodia Gordonii and found an unknown molecule to which they attributed appetite suppressing properties, and they named it P57.
The official website for Hoodiphen tells us that Hoodiphen contains 1000mg of pure Hoodia in each tablet.
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There is an official website for Hoodiphen that contains general information on the appetite suppressing qualities of the cactus Hoodia Gordonii. The information contained on this website does not add anything new to the information on Hoodia Gordonii that is offered on the numerous other official websites that are also selling weight loss supplements that contain Hoodia Gordonii as a major active ingredient. Hoodiphen can be ordered directly from the website, and the purchase price is $44.85 for a one month supply. The manufacturers on the official website tell us that when you take Hoodiphen you will notice a reduction in your appetite, as well as a delay in the time after eating before hunger sets in again. They claim that you will also feel full quicker and you will experience an "overall feeling of well being."
- Hoodia Gordonii is said to have appetite suppressing qualities.
- There is an official website for Hoodiphen
- Hoodiphen can be ordered directly from the official website.
- There does not seem to be a money back guarantee for Hoodiphen.
- There is no free trial period.
- Hoodiphen is not the sole product on the market to contain Hoodia Gordonii.
- The source of the Hoodia Gordonii used in Hoodiphen is not reliably disclosed.
There are so many weight loss products to choose from that contain Hoodia Gordonii that weight loss experts and diet aid manufacturers really do have to make an effort to make their product stand out. Although Hoodiphen does claim to contain 1000mg of Hoodia Gordonii, it is not the sole product on the market to do so. At the end of the day we do not have any evidence that Hoodiphen is a superior appetite suppressant to other similar products on the market, and therefore we cannot recommend it over others for sale that offer detail the source of their key active ingredient.


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She is directing the season finale of her show "Bunheads," an episode that could determine whether the ABC Family network returns the series for a second season. "Bunheads" is a sweet drama about a Las Vegas chorus girl starting over in a small town by teaching ballet. Sherman-Palladino, a classically trained dancer turned television writer, is trying to start over too.


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Stay on Track
Checklist for this Week, May 13, 2013
For freshmen
- Start your summer reading program this week. Visit your public library or local bookstore.
- It is never too early to start searching for colleges. Surf the Web for college information.
For sophomores
- If you get a summer job, it will be the first work experience that you will record on your resume. Make a note of the date that you start work and the full name of your supervisor.
- Adhere to all company rules and regulations. Arrive on time and fulfill all responsibilities for which you were hired.
- Review the paperwork that you receive from your supervisor with your parents. Complete federal tax forms.
- When you receive your first paycheck, review the various amounts withheld from your check. Discuss these with your parents and find out where all your money goes. Commit to depositing at least some money each month into a savings account.
For juniors
One of your first tasks this summer might be taking the SAT or SAT Subject tests. Here are a few hints to help you prepare:
- Get a good night's rest before the test.
- Allow adequate time to travel to the test center.
- Wear a watch so that you can monitor time.
- Take your admission ticket, proof of identification, and plenty of No. 2 pencils to the test.
- You may also wish to take a calculator.
- Do not rush through the first questions. You want to answer the easy questions carefully, to make sure that you get those correct.
- If you can eliminate one or two answers, you may want to guess on a response. If you have no idea what the correct answer to a question may be, it is better to skip that question.
For seniors
This summer you will want to accomplish several tasks:
- Your chosen college will require that certain health forms be completed. You may need to set up appointments with your family doctor, dentist, optometrist, and other professionals.
- Attend the college orientation program that your college provides.
- Work as many hours as possible and save as much of your summer earnings as possible to help you with first-year expenses.
- Continue contributing to your community with your volunteer services.
For parents
- Be sure that the family calendar contains important events, dates, and times. Family vacations, camp weeks, college orientations, and other events should be recorded early in the summer.
- Schedule doctor appointments early. Remember that colleges will require health forms.
- If your teenager is working, post the work schedule on the family bulletin board or refrigerator.
- Discuss summer chores, curfews, and other critical family issues with your teenager this week.
- Encourage your child to read.
- Consider scheduling a visit to a college over the summer.


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By Doug Smith
Niagara Gazette
Niagara Gazette — Blue Jay bosses weren't the only Canadian sports executives in Coca-Cola Field for the Bisons opener Thursday. Base Paths may have met just the fan the Bisons want in the person of Jake Parkhill, and Jake had to pay to get in.
Jake works in marketing for the American Hockey League Hamilton Bulldogs and joined the upper-deckers in a Blue Jays hat and Brock University jacket.
"You've got to come to Opening Day," Jake said, but he had NOT attended the Jays' sold-out opener. "How can you beat this?" he said, as the Bisons uproariously pounded Rochester 12-7.
A professional absorbing every Bison business maneuver (such as sponsorships for the coachers' boxes), Jake he usually comes here two or three times a year but now with the Blue Jay affiliation, it's more likely to be 10.
He cited the cost ("$11, I'd pay 30 in Toronto, and besides, this is outdoors"), the relative convenience ("never any big hassle at customs") and the excitement of nearly 16,000 fans screaming for three-run triples and a field full of rhubarb.
"I'll be back often," Jake said, "and I know a lot of others who will. Besides, I'd always wanted to eat at Mighty Taco."
GOSE, BUSTER: Anthony Gose lived up to his advance, turning a routine single into a double in his first at bat, beating out a bunt and dislodging a piece of the center field barrier as he leaped for a Red Wing home run. Base Paths loves the blend of innocence and maturity in his admission to an adoring media that his dash for second might not have been wise, and had he been thrown out, "you guys would be asking me something else."
STARTIN' MARTIN: Manager Marty Brown seems to have no stop sign. Three times he waved Bisons home on short singles. Players love that, especially in cold weather. And they'll march right into hell after a manager who defends his players as Brown did in his full-service ejection sticking up for infielder Andy LaRoche. Base Paths wished Marty had a toupee so he could throw that into the dirt, too.
HERD SCENE: Buffalo drew a "straight flush," a hit in every inning and a hit for every batter… The throng, biggest of the day in any minor league, seemed almost solidly blue, a vivid contrast to most Bison staffers in fire-extinguisher red… It's $6 now for beer delivery, up a quarter, but it's $10 CDN in TO... One wise fan confided to Base Paths Friday morning, "I saw more heart in that team yesterday than I did in four whole years with the Mets."
PLAY OF THE WEEK: Falls softball infielder Stephanie Bielec took off for first after striking out with two out vs. Orchard Park, so startling the Quaker catcher that she dropped the ball and Stephanie reached safely. That's Marty Brown's kinda ballplayer.Signal Base Paths via firstname.lastname@example.com


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A 34-year-old North Kingstown woman was charged with driving under the influence after she was allegedly crashed her car while driving the wrong way on Route 37 in Cranston.
Rhode Island State Police reported that Doreen Drake, of 90 Salisbury Ave., North Kingstown, was charged with driving under the influence at around 11:30 p.m. Friday.
Police said the arrest was the result of troopers responding to a crash on Route 37 "following several 911 calls to the Lincoln Woods Barracks advising of a wrong way driver," according to a police report.
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A Dunkin' Donuts franchisee has received the green light to build a two-story restaurant at a long-vacant former gas station site on East Main Street, across from 's historic front campus.
The Kent Planning Commission on Tuesday approved the site plan presented by architect Elizabeth Eaken of on behalf of franchisee David Bloom, who was unable to attend the meeting.
But that approval didn't happen quickly. Commission members expressed concern that there will be only seven parking spaces on the small lot at the corner of East Main and University Drive to serve a restaurant with seating for 46 people.
Bloom and Eaken told the Kent Board of Zoning Appeals in May they're confident the eatery will attract primarily walk-in customers due to the close proximity of campus, as well as plenty of drive-thru customers. The zoning board approved all the necessary zoning code variance requests made by Bloom and Eaken.
Bloom had said the number of employees working at the site would range from a minimum of two during afternoons and evenings to as many as eight on the two or three busiest days of the week. And those employees, he said, would likely be told to park on nearby streets, leaving the seven parking spots for customers.
A neighboring rental-property owner told the commission he is concerned about noise from the drive-thru speaker.
Eaken said Bloom owns a Cleveland-area franchise, also adjacent to a residential area, where he installed a drive-thru speaker with adjustable volume. A six-foot-high masonry wall to be constructed at the rear of the Kent property also should help dampen noise from reaching the rental home to the north.
Initially the donut-and-coffee shop will be open from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, but could evolve into a 24-hour restaurant if business warrants it.
Eaken told the planning commission she used the zoning board's constructive criticisms to alter the 3,111-square-foot building's exterior design. The structure will house operations, restrooms and seating on the first floor, with an additional seating area in a second-floor loft.
The commission approved the project with the following stipulations:
- The plan must pass technical site plan review.
- The drive-thru order board must include a self-regulating noise reduction system.
- The owner must agree to comply with all city noise ordinances.
- A sidewalk to the service door must be installed.
- A rack to accommodate four to six bicycles must be installed near the patio area.
Eaken said there isn't an official construction start date set. Bloom had said in May that "we'd love to be able to break ground this year."
Through the years, the land has been home to various gas station and convenience store operations, but the space has been vacant for almost a decade since the last gas station there closed.
The property has been owned for 22 years by Gastown Inc. of Delaware, which has a mailing address in Findlay, OH, according to the Portage County Auditor's Office.
The Dunkin Donuts proposal has the support of Kent Economic Development Director Dan Smith, who said the size of the lot has proved challenging to other businesses who considered redeveloping it.
"Other interested parties have asked if the lot could be expanded by purchasing land to the north, (in the) neighborhood," Smith said. "This proposal would not require additional property and would eliminate an unattractive vacant property."


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Kail Lowry and Javi Marroquin may seem to be the perfect couple on Twitter with their cute photos and revelations of moments with Kail's young son, but even this Teen Mom 2 couple has dealt with some hardships in their relationship. While Kail doesn't usually talk about it, she did explain a few things about her and Javi last night on Twitter that make their courtship a bit more relatable than it previously had been.
"Javi & I have had our ups & downs like any other relationship BUT he balances me out. I'm a lot to handle," she told fans, adding that she's "happy now." Kail and Javi are currently engaged and planning to wed and luckily for Kail, this guy is nothing like her ex-boyfriend Jo Rivera. Javi is kind and loves to spend time with her son and there was no game playing in this relationship. Clearly, Kail has found a keeper. Good for her.
During last night's season 3 premiere, she told fans, "I cannot wait for everyone to meet the love of my lifeeee." Viewers will finally get to see the guy Kail has fallen for and plans to make her husband -- and they'll be seeing it right from the start.
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Despite not having beaten Plymouth in 12 tries over the last 9 seasons, Northridge has been a thorn in Coach John Barron's side since he took over 8 years ago.
"Johnathan Kirkton does an incredible job at Northridge. His teams are always ready to play Plymouth every year. He brings that "Jet Sweep" offense in every meeting we've had, and it still becomes the toughest thing to defend. We knew that going into the game Friday against Northridge.", said Head Coach John Barron.
Plymouth started with their first drive down to the NR 3 yard line before the Raiders made a goal line stop to thwart the Rockie drive. Momentum began swinging the Raiders way, when a 3 play-44 yard drive led to a Travis Schlabach 49 yd catch for the games first touchdown, 7-0 Raiders.
"Our ILB got caught up in motion and failed to read his correct key, that led to the score.", said Barron.
Chase Peters answered with a 2 yard scamper into paydirt to tie the game at 7-7.
"Nice drive by our offense. Sam Stevens took some punishment, carrying the ball 9 out of those 11 plays on that drive.", added Barron.
The Rockie defense got their first "Pick-Six" play when Cornerback Trenton Briles intercepted NR QB Tanner Love from 21 yards out to make it 15-7 after the "swinging-gate" two point conversion.
"I proud of Briles on how he defended that play. A mark of a good player, is simply not knocking down the pass but doing something with it. Briles caught it then scored.", said Barron.
The third quarter didn't start well for the Rockies. A Rockies quarterback-running back exchange fumble at the Plymouth 40 yard line resulted in a 6 play-46 yard drive to get the Raiders to a 15-13 deficit.
"We needed to answer that drive by NR. We gave it up, needed a stop, didn't get it. We had to respond.", said Barron.
Respond they did! It took 61 yards on 6 plays to get Sam Stevens into the end-zone for his first of two scores to make it 22-13 Plymouth.
The final third quarter score came on a 7 play-69 yard drive that led Chase Peters hitting the end-zone for a second time in the ballgame. His run was a 40 yard scamper to make the score 30-12 Plymouth.
Sam Stevens hit the end-zone for his second score with 10:41 left in the ballgame. That was a 5 play-66 yard drive to make the final score 37-13.
The Rockies will be on the road for a NLC battle against the Elkart Memorial Chargers. WTCA pre-game show to begin at 6:20pm.


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Comsewogue school district voters passed a $76.5 million spending budget on Tuesday for the 2011-2012 school year by a vote of 1239 to 523. They also voted in two new board members, Alexandra Gordon and James Sanchez.
The budget represents a slight decrease in spending from last year but does raise school taxes by almost 10 percent for homeowners. To help save about 26 teaching positions the Comsewogue teachers association contributed $1.4 million back to the district. Another $100,000 was given back by school administrators.
During the lead up to the election for the community to bear while others but bettering the school curriculum.
Voting took place at gymnasium from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.


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There once was a time when we could rely on the Movoto Real Estate blog to rank Knoxville ridiculously high in its prolific Surveys Intended to Get Media Attention™.
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Waxing Nostalgic at Knoxstalgia
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The goal at Knoxstalgia is pretty simple: "Celebrating the Past & Present in Knoxville, Tennessee."
Knoxville: City of Retirees
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This is not just another online Survey Intended to Get Media Attention™, this is a death sentence for the trusting retirees who move here!
Knoxville: City of Top-Ten Creativity
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Yes, put your pens down, poets of San Francisco! Stop playing your instruments, bands of Austin! We're KNOXVILLE.
Crowdfunding Sought for Airstream Dining
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Will curbside eaters be supportive enough to actually donate money to bring another food truck into existence?
Eat Our Dust, Pasadena!
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We've got some fast-growing incomes.
In Your Face, Chattanooga!
Published 10/23/2013 at 1:30 p.m. 0 comments
Another week, another survey ranking Knoxville in a mostly positive way.
The Increasing Problem of Babies Born With NAS
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East Tennessee's growing number of babies born with drug addictions gained yet more national attention.
Facebook Group Shares Memories of Fort Sanders' Eclectic Past
Published 10/9/2013 at 11:41 a.m. 0 comments
For a neighborhood of so little regard that major institutions can willfully reshape it to meet their needs with almost no resistance, Fort Sanders still exists as a nostalgic ideal to those who spent a good chunk of their 20s ...
Knoxville Filmmaker Aims Camera at Pilots 'N Paws Program
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A Knoxville filmmaker hopes to document the good work of Pilots 'N Paws.
Meet Up With the Knoxville Greenway Walkers
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Yes, we may live in an outdoors wonderland—or urban wilderness, as it's now known—but some of us still need motivation to lace up the hiking boots.
Knoxville: The City With Small-Town Charm
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Carrie Underwood brought her Blown Away tour to the BMO Harris Bradley Center Friday. Photo by Pat A. Robinson.
Saw two very different shows this weekend. Carrie Underwood at the BMO Harris Bradley Center Friday shared her terrific voice and stage presence. Meanwhile, comedian Tracy Morgan shared his incredibly crass style of humor at the Pabst Theater Sunday, where a female audience member flashed her top at him. Twice.
I sat down with CineStars Brittany Umar to recap both shows, and to look ahead at two more in store this week.
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Someone mistakenly gave us a bag of raw peanuts that he thought were roasted. What to do with nasty, raw peanuts? Allrecipes to the rescue! My peanuts only took about 13 minutes to roast. Warm, fresh roasted peanuts--yum! I might even consider deliberately buying raw peanuts in the future.
Good recipe! It's best to stir once during roasting so that all peanuts are evenly roasted. Thanks!
Quick, easy way to roast some peanuts. The package of raw peanuts only had a recipe for boiling 'em. Thanks for sharing this, they were at hit at work.
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- 29%
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Are you itching to get your hands on the new iPhone 5?
Well, you'll have to wait another week. Apple's newest marvel won't be available at Apple stores until 8 a.m. Sept. 21, according to employees. Carrier stores like Verizon, Sprint and AT&T will also sell the phone.
But if you just can't wait that long, you can preorder the phone online at Apple's website starting Sept. 14.
Why Switch to an iPhone 5?
According to Apple's media release, the new phone is "the thinnest, lightest, fastest iPhone ever."
iPhone 5 is just 7.6 millimeters thick. To accomplish this, Apple engineers created a nano-SIM card, which is 44 percent smaller than a micro-SIM.
They also developed a unique cellular solution for iPhone 5. The conventional approach to building LTE into a world phone uses two chips — one for voice, one for data. On iPhone 5, both are on a single chip. The intelligent, reversible Lightning connector is 80 percent smaller than the 30-pin connector. The 8MP iSight camera has even more features — like panorama and dynamic low-light mode — yet it's 20 percent smaller. And the new A6 chip is up to 2x faster than the A5 chip but 22 percent smaller. Even with so much inside, iPhone 5 is 20 percent lighter and 18 percent thinner than iPhone 4S.
The new iPhone 5 starts at $199.
In addition to the Apple Store at Westfield Brandon, the new iPhone will be available at the Apple Store at International Plaza, 2223 N. West Shore Blvd., Tampa.
Call 813-413-3400 for the Brandon store and 813-393-4720 for the International Plaza store.
The new iPhone 5 also will be available at other carrier outlets for Apple products including Verizon, AT&T and Sprint stores:
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Indecent Assault: reported to the Burger King located at 401 South High Street on March 17, at approximately 8:11 p.m. for a report of an assault. Upon arrival police made contact with a 54-year-old Chadds Ford man named Robert Wilson. Police took Wilson into custody after he allegedly grabbed the buttocks of a young female inside the Burger King.
Prowling: On March 18, police officers were clearing a loud party complaint when they observed John Chappell, 20, Landenberg, allegedly standing on top of a second floor fire escape. When confronted by officers Chappell admitted that he did not live at the address and then refused orders to come down the stairs. According to police, officers attempted to contact Chappell and remove him from the fire escape, but he attempted to flee on foot. Officers eventually captured Chappell in the 300 block of Price Street.


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Police say that two men from Prior Lake blazed a trail from Burnsville to Eagan in a stolen pickup, burglarizing homes along the way, before leading authorities on a lengthy chase through the darkened city streets.
James Francis Muelken, 28, and Andrew Joseph Fischer, 23, each face five felony charges: First-degree burglary, theft of a motor vehicle, possession of burglary or theft tools, fleeing police, and receiving stolen property.
The alleged spree came to the attention of Eagan police at 2:45 a.m. on Friday, when officers were called to a home on Balsam Trail in Eagan on report of a burglary in progress. According to the criminal complaint, the homeowner heard a noise in the garage, which was located beneath his bedroom. When he looked out the window, he saw two suspects running from the garage to a full-sized pickup parked in front. When police arrived at the scene, they discovered that the garage service door had been pried open, and two sets of footprints led to vehicle tracks made in freshly fallen snow.
The Eagan PD located the pickup, but the two men ran from truck as they approached. Officers pursued them on foot. Their tracks led to a nearby home, where a silver minivan was seen backing out of the drive. Officers saw the minivan coast through the neighborhood with its headlights out. A pack of squad cars gave chase, dogging the minivan with lights and sirens. The driver gunned the accelerator, blowing through a series of stops signs. At Diffley and Beaver Dam Road the van spun out of control and crashed. Undeterred, the suspects again fled on foot, with numerous officers in tow.
At last, Muelken and Fischer were apprehended near Blackhawk Road and Deerhills Trail. Both declined to give statements to police.
Investigators determined that the truck had been stolen out of Burnsville. When claimed, the owner told police that it was full of property that didn't belong to him, along with a red pry bar. Police later discovered that the two men had stolen the silver minivan merely by nabbing the keys, which were hanging on a hook near an unlocked service door.
As the morning progressed, numerous reports of theft came in from residents in the neighborhood around Balsam Trail. Residents reported that cars, garages and homes had been broken into and items were missing. Many were found in the stolen truck.
Muelken and Fischer made their first court appearance on Monday. Their next hearing will take place on March 19.
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Originally published on Fri May 17, 2013 5:52 pm
You might think that everything would have changed for the chemicals industry on April 16, 1947. That was the day of the Texas City Disaster, the worst industrial accident in U.S. history. A ship loaded with ammonium nitrate — the same chemical that appears to have caused the disaster last month in West, Texas — exploded. The ship sparked a chain reaction of blasts at chemical facilities onshore, creating what a newsreel at the time called "a holocaust that baffles description."
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Originally published on Fri May 17, 2013 11:51 am
The American Psychiatric Association is about to release an updated version of its Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. The DSM helps mental health professionals decide who has problems such as depression, anxiety and schizophrenia.
Psychiatry's new manual, DSM-5, has been nearly 20 years in the making. During that time, scientists have learned a lot about the brain. Yet despite some tweaks to categories such as autism and mood disorders, DSM-5 is remarkably similar to the version issued in 1994.
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Four years ago, 21 men with intellectual disabilities were emancipated from a bright blue, century-old schoolhouse in Atalissa, Iowa. They ranged in age from their 40s to their 60s, and for most of their adult lives they had worked for next to nothing and lived in dangerously unsanitary conditions.
Earlier this month, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission won a massive judgment against the turkey-processing company at which the men worked. The civil suit involved severe physical and emotional abuse of men with intellectual disabilities.
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Well who is Donnah Morgan & abfablife. I would say I have quite an eclectic background. My friends will tell you I am a 'Hippie Chick'. I go in where angels fear to tread My son says that I am 30 in my head and need to remember my real age! My clients and students whose voices' I listen to give me honest feedback (see What People Say).
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I started my working life in social work in inner-cites back in the 1970's. Undertook my training and I worked with very stressed and marginalised groups who taught me much about life. 20 years ago I was invited to use my knowledge and skills in teaching and facilitating learning a local College. Whilst there I added to my qualifications and was part of the team that set up a Business School. Working again with groups of adults who had a hard time in early education I was privileged to have the opportunity to see so many people fulfill their full potential.
During 1995 my passion for sharing how life-work balance, understanding how we all operate on many levels; that learning simple techniques for reducing stressors enable people free themselves from so many layers of constraints that wrap around them. I decided to set up my first relaxation classes in a local village hall after being approached by friends and asked if I would teach them techniques to help alleviate stress and anxiety. This I did and my first classes commenced.
In 2007 I was ready to set up abfablife on a full-time basis. Classes, workshops, 1-2-1 sessions and retreats all became a reality. Much of my work has been a fusion of looking at practical skills/techniques and applying them to everyday life. I have always had a passion for Yoga, Tai-chi, Relaxation, Mindfulness, Meditation, the Esoteric. I am passionate about self and spiritual development. I find they added such great benefits to my life which like everyone has had its highs, lows and downright horrible times……and I can safely say I have experienced highs and lows including learning to walk again.
Over the years I have watched friends, colleagues and people in general (myself included) rushing and racing around having such busy lifestyles that they forget to stop and consider themselves and look at the wonders that each day presents. I have developed classes and workshops which aim to enable people take a little time for, 'self' and be considerate to themselves. I believe that once you look after yourself, then you can begin to look after others more effectively. One of my unique selling points (besides Myself) is that as each person is an individual therefore all sessions are tailored to individual needs even in classes and workshops – Differentiation is paramount.
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I know most of us in the industry know how to tip or even tip too much but here is a list of the WORST and BEST Tippers from Bartender Magazine. Agree or disagree? Share your thoughts because of course, there is always exceptions.
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This just in from BevNET.com. So what are the implications of this for our industry? If non-alcoholic drinks can be banned for the safety of our children, what's next? The Big Mac? Coffee?
From BevNET.com: "Kentucky youths may have to turn to another source for their morning caffeine jolt if the state's legislature passes a bill introduced Friday that would ban energy drink sales to minors. Beverage and convenience store industry professionals say the proposed bill unfairly targets…Continue
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I hear all the time from owners and operators that companies like Applebee's are successful because of their big advertising budgets. I say "bull". Applebee's, for example, is successful because of it's branding. It's the effectiveness of their marketing that gives them their competitive advantage, not the number of…
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Introducing London's most expensive set menu:
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The menu was designed by Farringdon Street wine bar Vivat Bacchus after customers asked for a special tasting menu to celebrate the bonus season. Co-owner Neleen Strauss said: "Some of our regular customers
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I don't like a lot of acknowledgment when I go out to eat. Maybe it's the Yankee in me. Keep your distance, please. Some people want to go where everybody knows your name. Not me. A smile and a bit of friendly talk is more than enough. I get uncomfortable when it's more than that—it's like I'm being watched. It happens occasionally when I'm out shopping, too, but not nearly as often as at…Continue
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I was fortunate to be invited to the last Tour de Champagne in Atlanta. It was at the Ritz Carlton Downtown. The whole room was enlighted with so many Champagne houses that were pouring their best cuvees. For a minimal fee to enter the 3 hour event, you could enjoy POMMERY, KRUG, RUINART, VRANKEN, HEIDSIECK MONOPOLE (the "Blue Top" was the only Champagne featured in the Wine Spectator top 100 wines) as well as many other main brands but also small producers like HEMART, GOERG...
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It might be time to break out that pillow—are you starting to suffer from "SNF"? Social networking is exploding beyond the confines of the massive walled gardens of MySpace and Facebook to embrace smaller vertical or "niche" networks that better cater to specific areas of interest. BusinessWeek talks about this new phenomenon in this article. At what…Continue
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It was considered a major breakthrough when the possibility of improving on nature by using molecular biology was first introduced. However, enthusiasm was replaced by anxiety and fear when it was suggested that food also could be improved using this new technology. The composition of any food is controlled by the genetic makeup of the plant, and so it was only a matter of…Continue
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Nuclear Watchdog Faces Huge Cuts Over Palestine
If it follows in UNESCO's footsteps, the IAEA could lose more than $100 million in 2012.
The United States was forced to pull its funding for the UN's top education organization when the world body let Palestine join its ranks. But could the world's top nuclear watchdog be next?
A long-standing law forbids the United States from funding the United Nations or any of its agencies that recognize Palestine as a member. The United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization already lost $60 million in U.S. aid after it recognized Palestine as a "member state" October 31.
"I am worried about the stability of [UNESCO's] budget," said UNESCO Secretary General Irina Bokova in a statement. "It is well known that funding from our largest contributor, the United States, may be jeopardized. It is the responsibility of all of us to make sure that UNESCO does not suffer as a result."
[Read: Peter Roff: For Israel, President Obama Must Stand up to UNESCO.]
But according to some media reports, the International Atomic Energy Agency could also lose its more than $100 million a year in U.S. funding if it too decides to admit Palestine.
The United States, as the agency's biggest contributor, is set to give more than 25 percent of the IAEA's nearly $450 million budget in 2012.
But, beyond emptying the agency's pockets, cutting IAEA funds could also diminish the United States' international esteem on nuclear issues, particularly on proliferation and security of fissile materials.
[See a collection of political cartoons on the turmoil in the Middle East.]
Though the State Department has been working with Congress to reverse the funding restraints, time may be running out. If Palestine succeeds on pressing the IAEA for recognition before a fix is found, the United States may have to forfeit its seat at the IAEA table. It's unclear whether the nuclear watchdog may be a bit more cautious before taking that plunge after seeing what happened to UNESCO's bottom line.


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