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The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) established its office of Environmental Management (EM) in 1989 to oversee the cleanup of hazardous materials at DOE facilities throughout the United States. Due to the public health risks associated with some of those hazardous materials and the high costs of remediation, technologies developed and used for environmental management must be cost effective and achievable with acceptable risks. To help ensure that these critical objectives are achieved, DOE's Assistant Secretary for Environmental Management, Thomas Grumbly, asked the National Research Council (NRC) to review and evaluate the DOE's Environmental Management (DOE-EM) technology-development program. In response to this request, the NRC's Committee on Environmental Management Technologies (CEMT) was established in 1994 to provide DOE-EM with continuing independent review and recommendations on technology development and use.
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Conclusions and recommendations for each of DOE's five focus areas, as well as some cross-cutting areas, are presented in Chapter 3, whereas, the working papers in Appendix A include more detailed discussions. Based on these specific conclusions and recommendations, five significant points are highlighted that should be helpful to DOE, particularly, in its efforts to further technology-development activities in environmental management. Specific actions that DOE needs to take are to
develop and implement quantitative criteria by which technology-development efforts can be prioritized and success can be measured;
carefully consider the waste streams (including those from remediation efforts to their eventual disposition) in determining adequate technology-development needs;
systematically assess and document previous and current efforts to develop and apply technologies using the quantitative criteria mentioned above;
apply effective, external peer review in the selection, evaluation, and prioritization of its projects; and
improve its system for information gathering and documentation on technologies that are available and under development by other relevant organizations in the United States and abroad.
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Thursday night has been kind to Utah over the past decade ... will that continue this Thursday against TCU?
Thursday night has been kind to Utah over the past decade ... will that continue this Thursday against TCU?
Larry Scott has floated the idea of a plus-one. While not likely, and wildly unpopular with college football fans, it just might be better than the four-team playoff proposal laid out before us.
So, what if college football's current proposal existed in '04 & '08 - would Utah qualify for the playoffs?
The 20 most meaningful bowl games of the last twenty years fails to mention Utah's Fiesta or Sugar Bowl victories. Justified omission?
What if...Ron McBride made it through the 2002 season? No Urban Meyer, Kyle Whittingham might be coaching the Cougars and Utah could still be in the Mountain West - without BYU or TCU.
The BCS has stripped the Trojans of their 2004 national championship. Though it's not going to happen - how 'bout giving it to Utah?
2004 marked the first time GameDay came to the University of Utah. After a six-year hiatus, they're back!
Big-time football first found its way to Salt Lake City in 2004. It reappeared in 2008 and now we're a week away from its potential return.
After destroying CSU, Utah moves up to 7th in the Coaches Poll.
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Two Manchester middle school students got the catch of a lifetime at Steven's Pond on Friday.
They fished a reptile resembling a small alligator out of the pond.
Seventh-graders Eric Vaughan Jr. and Jesse Philbin love to fish, and they caught the big one Friday.
"I saw it today and we ended up getting it," Vaughan said.
It's not clear exactly what the reptile is yet, but police said it could be a caiman.
"It was just a mean-looking creature," Philbin said.
For two weeks, the Manchester middle-schoolers have been wading into Steven's Pond looking for what residents referred to as an alligator.
They had been looking around Friday afternoon and baited a hook determined to reel in the reptile.
"He took it and the hook got hooked in his mouth, and we dragged him over, and we got him in the net," Vaughan said. "It's bigger than any fish I've ever caught."
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Devin Elijah is a 27 year old self taught photographer of Jewish and African American descent. The subject range of his portrait work spans the diverse stream of personalities that have populated his life and consciousness and subsequently his art since arriving in New York in 2007.
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Players can win the Bladewind mount by participating in the Master and Apprentice feature or in the Lucky Bingo event held daily. This choice allows both players who want to play together and those who only play solo with a chance to win this amazing two person mount. The mighty Bladewind can be captured in only two ways…pure luck or pure determination. In order to catch this elusive beast, you must seek out these rare items: the Claws of Bladewind, the Wings of Bladewind, and the Teeth of Bladewind. This is no simple task. You will need your friends and unparalleled effort to do so. Or...you could be extraordinarily lucky, and Cissy Lau of Lou Yang may let you claim it from her game, Lucky Bingo.


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Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, the world's largest generic drug maker, said on Monday that it had agreed to buy the biopharmaceutical company Cephalon for $6.8 billion, in a bid to expand its presence in branded products.
In recent weeks, Cephalon rejected a $5.7 billion takeover bid from Valeant Pharmaceuticals as too low and opportunistic.
Teva's cash bid of $81.50 a share represents a 39 percent premium to Cephalon's share price before Valeant's unsolicited offer was announced.
The deal comes at a critical time for Teva's branded pharmaceutical business. The group derives the bulk of its sales from the multiple sclerosis drug Copaxone, which accounts for $3.3 billion of revenue, roughly 20 percent of the company's total.
But Copaxone's patent is set to expire in 2014, and a rival, Momenta Pharmaceuticals, said in February that United States regulators had approved its new manufacturing method for a generic form of the drug. Teva, based in Israel, is bracing for competition that could undermine sales.
"They got lucky with Copaxone," said Corey Davis, an analyst at Jefferies. "It's a great drug. It got bigger than anyone expected. They're smart wanting to diversify."
It's a common strategy in the industry for big drug makers to look to refill their flagging pipelines through acquisition. Sanofi-Aventis, whose chief executive said this year that the company was facing a "patent cliff," agreed in February to pay at least $20.1 billion for the biotechnology company Genzyme.
The Cephalon acquisition, which will increase Teva's reach in areas like oncology, respiratory disease and pain management, is expected to more than double the company's sales of branded drugs to $7 billion. The newly combined company will have more than 30 compounds in late-stage trials. One Teva executive quipped in a conference call with analysts that, with the acquisition of Cephalon, its pipeline would be "too big to fail."
"Teva has a branded business we don't often get a lot of credit for — hopefully now we will," William S. Marth, chief executive of Teva Americas, said in the call.
On Monday, Teva's shares on Nasdaq had increased $1.54, or 3.37 percent, to $47.27. The American depository receipts were trading as high as $60.56 a year ago.
"The share price has been doing quite badly recently," said Gilad Alper, an analyst at the Israeli brokerage house Meitav. "It was pretty clear Teva was going to make a deal to get themselves out of that funk."
Teva has frequently turned to deal-making to fill out its product lineup. In late 2008, Teva bought Barr Pharmaceuticals for $7.5 billion, its largest acquisition to date, building a presence in the American generics market.
Last summer, Teva picked up the German generic drug maker Ratiopharm for roughly $5 billion. It came as part of a broader sale of assets by Ratiopharm's parent company, VEM Vermögensverwaltung, after the suicide of its founder, Adolf Merckle. Cephalon agreed to acquire the Swiss generic drug maker Mepha in the same liquidation.
In this latest deal, Teva hired Credit Suisse as a financial adviser and Kirkland & Ellis as legal counsel. Cephalon, based in Frazer, Pa., was advised by Deutsche Bank, Bank of America Merrill Lynch and the law firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom.
If completed, a transaction would be one of the biggest health care deals of the year. And it could reap a sizable profit for Bausch & Lomb's current owner, Warburg Pincus.
Apple-1 computers have sold for hundreds of thousands of dollars in recent auctions, a run-up reflecting the company's mystique.
An energy company's plan to drill an exploratory oil well in a bucolic area of southern England has galvanized residents.
An energy company's plan to drill an exploratory oil well in a bucolic area of southern England has galvanized residents.
The closing of a plant in Paducah, Ky., could pose a problem for the American nuclear weapons arsenal over time but is not likely to affect civilian nuclear electric plants.
More than 88 percent of Fortune 500 companies have adopted written policies prohibiting bias on the basis of sexual orientation, but Exxon Mobil has refused.
Mr. Johnson was a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, television commentator and author who spent most of his career at The Washington Post and won wide acclaim for his coverage of the capital.
The measure also bans the sale of alcoholic drinks between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m., except in tourist zones, and prohibits alcohol sales near mosques and schools.
Mike Darnell, who has supervised reality programming for Fox since before the term reality show entered the lexicon, oversaw "American Idol," once the most popular show on American TV.
A federal judge's ruling could halt the resale of digital music as well as other digital good like e-books.
A world-renowned physicist meets a gorgeous model online. They plan their perfect life together. But first, she asks, would he be so kind as to deliver a special package to her?
The Winklevoss brothers have moved on from their battle with Mark Zuckerberg and are more active than ever.
For millions of people below the poverty line, no assistance for health insurance will be available in states that have refused to expand Medicaid.
Chia seeds aren't just for terra cotta pets. Adding chia to a smoothie can make an energy-rich breakfast or give you a boost after a morning workout, writes Martha Rose Shulman.
Being depressed is known to increase the risk for stroke. Now a new study suggests that the association is even stronger in younger women.
Procter & Gamble said on Thursday that its chief executive, Robert A. McDonald, had resigned. | Four executives of SAC Capital Advisors have received subpoenas to testify before a grand jury. | In a push to soften financial regulations, bank lobbyists are helping lawmakers draft legislation. | Congressional concern over SoftBank's bid for Sprint Nextel is growing.
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6:43pm Friday 5th October 2012 in National Entertainment News © Press Association 2013
Half of the 12 acts that have made it through to this year's X Factor finals so far were asked to audition for the show.
Two contestants, Jahmene Douglas and duo MK1, have revealed that they were approached to take part.
Supermarket worker Douglas said he was invited to audition after a clip of him singing was seen on YouTube, and MK1 were told about it by their record company.
This is the first year that performers have been allowed to have management deals.
Show insiders said the six acts, who were "made aware" of the auditions by other people, still had to go through the same audition process.
The judges decide who goes through without knowing how the acts got into the competition.
An X Factor spokeswoman said: "All contestants have to apply and go through exactly the same process as every other act. All acts are then auditioned on their own merits and the judges, who are completely unaware of how the contestants came to audition, then decide who goes through to the live shows."
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Lynyrd Skynyrd Track by Track 6 - "Storm" & "Gifted Hands"
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Lynyrd Skynyrd sit down to discuss "Storm" and "Gifted Hands."
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fb_david_starkey // April 29, 2012 8:50:04 PM UTC
Yours songs are from the heart and a musicians soul. Thats why we love you guys. Rock on. Thats whats life about.
rickeyskynyrd // February 23, 2010 2:37:56 PM UTC
Storm is very unique, I love the 1st chords, hooked me rightin. Love the hard stuff. Love Bernice too, nice and heavy. Gifted Hands omg Johnny, you did awesome on this, be proud. Got the rock, got our age group lyrics, and hey whether we admit it or not, we all have faith, just dont take time to dabble in it, but now we can with our friends of skynyrd. Ive seen you guys in concert every time you re in town,always up front, I ll tell you Robert Keyes great on keyboard, but Billy was the distinct sound, very pronounced in your songs. Its missed sorely.
kodiak405 // November 27, 2009 11:11:52 PM UTC
great album going to be a classic jonny lets get togther and pen a couple im a part time singer song writer and a full time truckdriver so i have a lot to write about great job thanks keep rockin
jvz22760 // November 25, 2009 12:36:07 PM UTC
I was just 17 years old when Skynyrd first started getting hit with "fallen members". It's really sad, and kind of scary. Johnny, Gary, and the rest of the band...take care of yourselves. My dad used to say he was gonna live to 100, and that "if the grim reaper comes knockin' at the door, I'm not home"...well, he made it to 83 years old, passing away in April 2008. We're all gonna go when God wants us, but we can also give it a good fight, so I echo Johnny's words about getting your butts to the doctor when something's wrong. Take care guys and let's pray that there are no more fallen members for quite awhile.
Theta Jones // November 21, 2009 9:41:13 PM UTC
Emotionally, "Gifted Hands" didn't really hit me until that last string part on the very end. I was listening to it on the stereo in my room, and for most of the song I was like, "Okay, this is a pretty good song. Good tribute to Billy, yeah..." Then everything just stopped. The guitars, the drums, everything; and that one sole guitar started playing that melancholy tune again. I don't exactly know what triggered it, but I burst into tears. I think that, for whatever reason, that last part of the song must have somehow made the fact that Billy was truly forever gone from this world genuinely click. I must have cried for like... 10 minutes at least. And I'm not afraid to admit it! I looked up to Billy (I still do), and while I never had the honor and pleasure of meeting him in person, his passing still hit me pretty hard. Oh well... I'll just have to shake his hand in heaven, I guess...
BTW, could Billy REALLY not cut grass? I know that sounds like a dumb question, but still... (I wouldn't be surprised really; God had to compensate for all that insane talent somehow... Lol)
God's Girl // October 05, 2009 4:10:34 PM UTC
Hi Guys,
Wow...I'm all teared up just listenin' and hearin' you explain where the songs came from. I had the awesome privilege of living with Billy and his dear wife, Ellen for a few months back in 07. Ellen and I grew up together in MA. I actually introduced her to her 1st husband and in turn she met Billy and his 1st wife...they played together in the RCB and the ACB...maybe Vision too...not sure. Anyway, I was going thru a big storm...moved from Nashville back to Jax....big storm in Nashville too...going thru a divorce with an angry teen age son, who wanted to be in Nashville where all his friends were...my ex. battling with cancer and before that heart problems and a pacemaker...God spared his life twice...but they were fierce storms for sure...Billy and Ellen opened their home to us...we each had our own rooms even...they loved us and cared for us like family...and Billy always said..."sweetie, you stay as long as you need to...we love you and Noah, your family..." He would send flowers to Ellen and me with the sweetest cards...they made me cry...he became my big brother...we laughed together, cried together, cooked together, prayed, watched tv and movies...I am SO thankful for that time we had but my very favorite thing was when he would sit down and just PLAY for us...OMG...private concert in the livingroom...he had so MANY songs he had written or co-written or spontaneous songs...it was an absolute honor to be in his company. My bday was in Dec. 07 (the big 50) and I got to fly out to Vegas to do the 2 shows at the Hard Rock...where I met and fell in love with Ean and Eva...we had an instant connection....I hung out with them one night, after the show...such fun and it was if I had known them my whole life. Ean loved to talk to fans and give autographs and pics. even after a full night on stage...I loved the way he said my name in that big ole' southern slowww drawlll...the Mississippi Kid...miss you, brother...they were two awesome, gifted human beings that I am so glad I got to meet and hug and laugh with...make memories with...they will forever live in my heart.


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Taylor Swift talks about (what else?) boys on 'Katie'
Posted October 24, 2012
Will we ever tire of Taylor Swift's love life?
Probably not as long as she keeps writing songs about it. With new album Red to promote, Swift headed to Katie Couric's couch for a chat that invariably turned to the country star's favorite subject: boys.
"I don't really know that much about love, it turns out," Swift, 22, tells Couric, who asks about ex-boyfriends Jake Gyllenhaal and John Mayer.
"Some of the people you've been with, like John Mayer claims your hit song Dear John was about him and he felt humiliated," says Couric.
"Oh, come on," replies Swift.
Couric asks if she's "ever written a song that was so mean, you couldn't release it? Like a burn book, when you're really angry and you write a letter and just put it in a drawer. Have you ever done that with a song?"
"No," replied Swift. "I just put them on my albums." Burn indeed.
The episode of Katie airs Friday.
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text: Home/ Membership Services/ Press Room/ Press Release / Interpretive Summary Archive/ Dry-cured hams combine tradition and science Dry-cured hams combine tradition and science Oct. 10, 2012 - Dry-cured hams are a long-standing tradition in the southeastern United States. Many curing ham recipes are handed down through generations. By studying dry-curing techniques, meat scientists hope to bring dry-cured hams to a broader market. In the latest edition of Animal Frontiers, researchers at the University of Kentucky examine the history of dry-cured hams and how science can enhance ham quality. Dry-cured hams are usually produced through ambient curing or artificial curing. Both methods take advantage of chemical changes in the ham over time. Ambient curing is when the environment provides the temperature changes needed to cure the meat. This method was developed before refrigerators were invented. Artificial cooling allows producers to artificially change the temperature and humidity levels and produce consistent hams from year to year. "Technology has the ability to recreate the seasons," said Gregg Rentfrow, professor of meat science at the University of Kentucky and co-author of the Animal Frontiers paper. Typically, producers cure the ham during the winter months when the ham will stay cool. Then in the higher temperatures during spring, the salt added to the ham equalizes. During salt equalization, excess salt cure mixture is removed and salt is absorbed into the inner portions of the ham. After salt equalization, producers leave the hams to age and develop flavor. During the aging process, proteins in the meat begin to degrade, which contributes to the ham's flavor and aroma. Researchers know the flavor and the quality of the meat can vary according to pig diets and ham temperature and humidity. But they are unsure how these changes occur in different regions of the southeastern United States. "We haven't done a lot of research on what is occurring at the molecular level and how geography and processing affect the hams," said Surendranath Suman, professor in the Department of Animal and Food Sciences at the University of Kentucky and co-author of the Animal Frontiers paper. Researchers hope to learn more about product development and what is occurring on the molecular level in the hams. In the future, Rentfrow believes that producers will move towards mechanized processes such as automatic deboning and slicing, which will aid in selling hams. Both Rentfrow and Suman hope to learn more about the processes affecting dry-cured ham quality and introduce dry-cured ham to a broader food market. The article, "Technology of dry-cured ham production: Science enhancing art" can be read in full at animalfrontiers.org. Media contacts: Gregg Rentfrow, University of Kentucky, firstname.lastname@example.com Madeline McCurry-Schmidt ASAS Scientific Communications Associate email@example.com / 217-689-2435


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Five Low-Cost Local Marketing Ideas
Over the years I've found that most entrepreneurs spend too much time and money on promotions that don't generate new business.
Whether it is local sports sponsorships, newspaper-ad buys or social media, they waste money on marketing strategies that may boost their egos by making them local celebrities, but don't actually translate into sales.
Related: How to Stand Out by Keeping it Simple
Entrepreneurs, especially those relying on customers in their local areas, should first focus on networking with other area businesses, major employers, schools, churches and other organizations. They should network and then create marketing strategiesand events that are beneficial to all parties.
Here are some marketing ideas to consider before breaking out the big bucks:
1. Hand shake and business card. There is this amazing new social networking tool that's become popular lately: a radical concept called meeting people in person. Whether you're a business owner or the general manager, make a point to introduce yourself to at least five people every week. You might be pumping gas or going to the grocery, but say something like: "I'm John Doe, the general manager of John's Bistro down the street. Just wanted to introduce myself. Have you tried us out yet?" If they haven't, pull out a business card, write a special freebie offer on the back, and sign and date it. Out of the 250 people you might meet over the year, odds are 185 will use your business-card coupon, and about 50 will become new customers. That's a significant amount of new business with no advertising cost.
2. Cross promote with other local merchants. It is time for you and your peers to scratch each other's backs. Provide a special certificate for other local businesses to pass out to customers with a special offer from you — compliments of them. You get your advertising handed out for free, and the promotional partner gets to offer their customers a perk.
Related: How Partnerships Can Help Extend Your Small Marketing Budget
3. Make local employees your VIPs. Got a major employer near your business? Offering a discount to workers who show their name badge seems like a good idea, but often doesn't work because only those who are already customers take advantage of it. It's better to persuade the employer to distribute a "VIP card" from your business to each of their workers. Most of them will stick your card into their wallets or purses, and then decide it might be worth it to give you a try. Generally, you should offer something repeatedly for a set period of time to the VIPs — 30 to 60 days is a good time period. A restaurant might offer a percent discount or free desert. A photo shop might price 5×7″ photos as 4×6″ photos. Keep the offer lower than you generally would with merchant cross promotions.
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Marble Fairbanks is an architecture, design and research office founded in 1990 by Scott Marble and Karen Fairbanks. We are committed to highly innovative design through research and analysis of the core issues surrounding each project. Building on the combined experience of our completed work and ongoing research, we approach every project as unique and search for original solutions. Our continuing connection to academia through teaching and participation in conference and symposia inspires a creative working environment where theory and practice are informed by each other.
All successful projects depend on a synchronized and productive design team. Our working process is based on a highly collaborative team approach. For each project, we assemble teams of the most respected and innovative consultants practicing today. We combine the creative advantages of collaborative, human, interactive design processes with the expediency and efficiency of digital techniques as a source of constant feedback for decision-making to bring the most effective solutions to the specific needs of our clients. Using this integrated process, the firm has consistently achieved unique award winning designs for a wide range of residential, educational, institutional and commercial projects.
In 2008 Marble Fairbanks was commissioned by the Museum of Modern Art to design a speculative project addressing the potentials of digital design and fabrication for the exhibition Home Delivery: Fabricating the Modern Dwelling. In 2007 Scott Marble and Karen Fairbanks were selected as the Michael Owen Jones Memorial Lecturers at the University of Virginia and in 2004 they were the Charles and Ray Eames Lecturers at the University of Michigan, and the book, Marble Fairbanks: Bootstrapping, was published on the occasion of that lecture. Marble Fairbanks is the recipient of many local, national, and international design awards including an Art Commission of New York City Award for Excellence in Design, AIA awards, American Architecture Awards, a PA Award, an ID Award, and an ar+d Award for Emerging Architecture from Architecture Review Magazine. The work of Marble Fairbanks is published regularly in journals and books and has been exhibited in galleries and museums around the world including the Architectural Association in London, the Nara Prefectural Museum of Art in Japan and the Museum of Modern Art in New York where their drawings are part of the museum's permanent collection.
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Diabetes Care During Natural Disasters, Emergencies, and Hazards
During natural disasters, emergencies, and hazards people with diabetes face particular challenges to their health care. If you are an evacuee or are in an emergency situation, it is of prime importance to identify yourself as a person with diabetes and any related conditions, so you can obtain appropriate care. It is also important to prevent dehydration by drinking enough fluids, which can be difficult when drinking water is in short supply. In addition, it is helpful to keep something containing sugar with you at all times, in case you develop hypoglycemia (low blood glucose). To prevent infections, which people with diabetes are more vulnerable to, pay careful attention to the health of your feet, and get medical treatment for any wounds.
The CDC has compiled many natural disaster and emergency resources in English, Spanish, and several other languages.
Below are additional links which may be especially useful for people with diabetes. Some of the following documents are available in Portable Document Format.
For simple publications explaining the basics about diabetes, visit our page of resources for health educators
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Emergency Preparedness
- Emergency Preparedness and You
- Ready—Prepare.Plan.Stay Informed.
- Federal Emergency Management Agency
Insulin, Drug, and Equipment Advice
Insulin Storage and Potency
Switching Between Products in an Emergency
Patients should try to keep their insulin as cool as possible, avoiding direct heat and direct sunlight as well as freezing if placed on ice. Although a physician should supervise when switching insulin products, here are recommendations for emergency situations.
Blood Glucose Meters and Hurricane Disasters
Heat and humidity can damage blood glucose meters and test strips. If you use a blood glucose meter, check the meter and test strip package insert for information on use during unusual heat and humidity.
- Diabetes Disaster Preparedness
http://www.state.nj.us/health/fhs/documents/diabetes_disaster_guidelines.pdf [PDF–211 KB]
This brochure includes helpful disaster management tips about insulin, pens, and syringes; food safety; foot care; managing hot weather, erratic mealtimes, physical exertion, and sick days.
Winter Weather
- Be Prepared: Staying Safe and Healthy in Winter Weather
Winter storms and cold temperatures can be hazardous, but if you plan ahead, you can stay safe and healthy.
Health Advice
For simple publications explaining the basics about diabetes, visit our page of resources for health educators
- Do You Have Diabetes?
En Español: ¿Tiene Diabetes?
A colorful, illustrated one-page handout reminding people with diabetes to take their medicine, check their feet for injuries, monitor their blood glucose, and try to eat healthy foods. In printer-friendly format.
- Preparedness Toolkit for
People with Diabetes
- Kidney Community Emergency Preparedness and Response
Provides essential information to help dialysis patients, transplant recipients, and kidney health care professionals before and during emergencies.
- Do You Have High Blood Pressure?
http://emergency.cdc.gov/disasters/pdf/hypertension.pdf [PDF–947 KB]
- Hand Hygiene in Emergency Situations
After an emergency, it can be difficult to find running water. However, it is still important to wash your hands to avoid illness or infection, especially when testing your blood glucose or treating a wound.
- Keep Water Safe after a Natural Disaster
Water may not be safe to drink, clean with, or bathe in after a hurricane or flood, which can be a particular problem for people with diabetes, who especially need to drink fluids and keep wounds clean.
- Emergency Wound Care After a Natural Disaster
People often receive wound injuries during and after a natural disaster, and wound care is of particular importance for people with diabetes.
- Foot Care for People with Diabetes
Trench Foot or Immersion Foot
Foot wounds or infections can develop into serious problems for people with diabetes, so foot care is especially important.
- Cold and Flu Care for People with Diabetes
Cold and flu care is very important when you have diabetes, because being sick can raise your blood glucose, prevent you from eating properly, and make your immune system more vulnerable to serious illness.
- Kidney Community Emergency Preparedness and Response
This Web site, provided by the National Kidney Foundation, provides essential information to help dialysis patients, transplant recipients, and their families before and during emergencies. It includes a toll-free telephone help line, links to regional end-stage renal disease networks and related emergency preparedness resources, and mental health resources.
H1N1 Flu (Swine Flu) Information
- How does diabetes affect how I respond to a cold or flu?
- What should I do when I am sick?
- Preparing for a Pandemic
- Hand Hygiene in Emergency Situations
Health Coverage
Social Security
The Social Security Administration is working to deliver monthly payments to beneficiaries affected by recent hurricanes, through temporary U.S. Postal Service delivery stations, Social Security offices, and through direct deposit.
General Hurricane Recovery Information
Hurricane Recovery Information from FirstGov.gov
Social Security's Hurricane Information
Past Hurricane Information
Information for Evacuees and Other Affected Persons
Health and violence prevention fact sheets for evacuees, addressing parenting stress, mental health, sexual violence, youth violence, high blood pressure, head lice, hand hygiene, carbon monoxide, and wound care.
Hurricane Katrina—Special Messages for Schools
Information for schools supporting evacuated students, addressing immunizations, mental health, meals, school supplies, and maintaining routines.
Hurricane Katrina Recovery Information from FirstGov.gov
This website contains pertinent information for Katrina evacuees.
En Español: Huracán Katrina y Rita
American Diabetes Association—Hurricane Katrina
This diabetes-specific Web site includes information about local medical resources available in affected areas.
- Emergency Refills in Texas
The Texas State Board of Pharmacy has reported that it will relax rules to allow Texas pharmacists to provide up to a 30 day supply of medication in an emergency refill.
- AstraZeneca
Participants in the AstraZeneca Foundation Patient Assistance Program (PAP) can call 1-800-424-3727 to request a product refill or replacement, and change of address. Patients not enrolled in the AstraZeneca PAP are urged to visit a physician, pharmacist, local clinic/hospital or disaster relief agency to receive the AstraZeneca product that they have been prescribed.
- Eli Lilly
Eli Lilly and Company is donating insulin to those in need in the affected areas, and will assess the appropriateness of donations of other medicines as the specific needs become clearer. All of the company's product donations will be coordinated through Heart to Heart and the American Red Cross.
- Novo Nordisk
Novo Nordisk has designated $500,000 of its contributions to provide immediate care for people with diabetes. In addition, it is providing insulin products and advanced delivery devices, including prefilled insulin pens that can be used for a limited time without refrigeration. Since insulin should be stored in a cold place before it is given to people, Novo Nordisk has a system in place to provide clinics and shelters with refrigerators and generators. In addition to insulin, Novo Nordisk will provide its other therapies as the need arises.
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The Keeper of Lacrosse Project is a character education movement focused on preserving and promoting the essence of lacrosse - the values that give lacrosse its roots and wings. Committed to never losing sight of the past as we journey forward, the Keeper of Lacrosse Project instills the qualities of lacrosse that are core to its foundation with The Keeper Code. The Keeper Code Each player, coach, official and fan is asked to cradle an expected standard of behavior known as The Keeper Code: ♦ Play in the spirit of the game ♦ Honor traditions ♦ Promote the virtues of honor, integrity and respect ♦ Encourage acts of good sportsmanship ♦ Value the importance of teamwork ♦ Own the responsibility and connection to the greater community The Spirit of the Game Participating in lacrosse for the love of the game, with the pure intention of playing hard and fair while nurturing the soul, is pursuing lacrosse in the spirit of the game. Quite simply, play for the love of the game. Tradition Handing down of information, beliefs, or customs from one generation to the next invites you to be a part of something bigger than yourself. These stories form the basis of the culture and character of lacrosse. The history of lacrosse and its Native American origins are a significant part of the sport; share the stories as a means of continued connection, enjoyment and honoring the game for the next generation. Virtues: Respect, Honor, Integrity These virtues are positive traits that transcend most creeds, cultures and communities, and are fundamental to the development of good character. All lacrosse participants who consistently hone these traits form enduring habits of head, heart and hand, faithful to the spirit of the game. Respect - To act in a way that shows you are aware of and fully value the participants, rules and spirit of the game means that you hold the sport's traditions in the highest regard and esteem, on and off the field. Honor - To behave with high moral standards that show you fully appreciate the privilege of playing lacrosse. Honor the opportunity to participate through grace and humility. Integrity - To serve the game well means that you will act with honesty and sincerity on and off the field, undivided in head, heart and hand, in the best interest of the sport. Good Sportsmanship Displaying qualities of conduct and attitude highly regarded in sport - fair play, courtesy, generosity, observance of the rules, striving spirit and grace in losing - is paramount. Each teammate or opponent is part of the same game. Valuing the experience over the outcome serves the greater good. Teamwork A joint action performed by a group of people in which each person subordinates individual interests and opinions to the unity and efficiency of the group. No one is bigger than the game; the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. It is important to recognize the team, not individual stars, as the defining entity in lacrosse, and the reason for the game. Connection to Community Long after the last game, something else remains: connection, camaraderie, community. Lacrosse forges friendships into family. Embrace the spirit and philosophy of a shared identity. The lacrosse field derives meaning and value solely from our presence as players, coaches, officials and fans.
Additional Resources ♦ Lacrosse History ♦ Native American History ♦ Tier Lacrosse Blog ♦ The Mike Crawford Story
The Keeper of Lacrosse Project is a donor supported initiative of the US Lacrosse Foundation. To help fund this and other campaigns, please consider donating to US Lacrosse by clicking here.
Be a Keeper! Step 1: CLICK HERE to join the cause and sign up to be a Keeper Crusader. Your team will receive a free Keeper Kit that includes: • Keeper brochures and stickers for each member of your team; • A Keeper tee shirt for you; • The book Our Game: The Character and Culture of Lacrosse; • Quarterly e-newsletter Step 2: Uphold the Keeper Code. Step 3: Contribute to the Cause. The Keeper of Lacrosse Project is a donor supported initiative of the US Lacrosse Foundation and relies on your contributions. Please consider a making a donation to keep the process of instilling values for the healthy development of the sport moving forward.
For more information, please contact: Kira Muller at US Lacrosse firstname.lastname@example.com 410-235-6882 ext. #105 ► DOWNLOAD THE BROCHURE The Keeper of Lacrosse Project is a donor supported initiative of the US Lacrosse Foundation. To help fund this campaign and keep the project going, please consider donating to US Lacrosse by clicking here. Celebrate TRADITION and SPIRIT OF THE GAME with Lacrosse: The Ancient Game. Click here for more info.
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Parent Teacher Association
The Southeastern Lab School PTA promotes close cooperation between Lab School families and the faculty and staff of the Lab School. We work hand in hand to make our school the best it can be for our children.
The Lab School PTA is made of several different committees. These committees and the
members of each are:
The executive committee oversees the organization and operation of the association. The names of committee members, as well as their email contact addresses, are listed below.
President: Rachel Rolling firstname.lastname@example.com
1st Vice President: Kevin Hill firstname.lastname@example.com
2nd Vice President: Kim Walker email@example.com
Secretary: Angela Bezue firstname.lastname@example.com
Treasurer: Francis Crockerham email@example.com
Member at Large: Alyssa Hebert firstname.lastname@example.com
Faculty Liaison: Joanne Showalter firstname.lastname@example.com
T-Shirt Sales
This committee is in charge of gathering orders for school t-shirts, placing the orders, and distributing the shirts. This is usually done twice a year.
Members are:Kristie Ledford
Winter Carnival
This committee is in charge of organizing the school's annual carnival.
Members are:Holly Duncan
Sims Art Reception Refreshments
This committee plans and organizes the refreshment table for the school's annual art show, held in the spring of each year.
Members are:
World's Finest Chocolate Sales
This committee is in charge of organizing the annual chocolate fundraiser, a favorite amongst students.
Members are:
Young Author's Reception
This committee puts together the reception for our school's Young Author's Contest winners, their families, and the faculty and staff.
Members are:
Veteran's Day Reception
This committee plans and organizes refreshments for our annual Veteran's Day program, held in November of each year.
Members are:
Teacher Appreciation
This committee organizes and carries out plans to thank our teachers during teacher appreciation week, usually held the spring.
Members are:
School Supply Packets
This committee gathers school supply lists from teachers and orders from families, places orders, and distributes supplies each year.
Members are:Yashika Brown
Red Ribbon Week Committee
This committee helps to create activities for Red Ribbon Week, usually held in October.
Members are:
Grandparents' Day Bingo
This committee helps to plan and organize the Grandparents' Day Bingo, held in September.
Members are:
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Between 1834 and 1844, a remarkable collection of copperplate engravings issued forth from the Lahainaluna Seminary, a school on the island of Maui run by the Hawaiian Mission. Collectively, these engravings—views of the Hawaiian Islands, including towns and rural settlements, portraits, objects of natural history, and original maps and charts—form one of the most important visual records of nineteenth-century Hawaii before the age of photography.
Although most of the drawings on which the engravings are based were done by members of the Hawaiian Mission, the actual engravings are all the work of young Hawaiians, many of them students at the Lahainaluna Seminary. This is the first study of the entire body of engraved work produced by Hawaiians at Lahainaluna Seminary and includes biographical information on the young engravers. Proudly published by the Hawaiian Mission Houses Historic Site and Archives, Engraved at Lahainaluna comes in a standard version that retails at $75, plus tax, and a limited edition, signed by author David Forbes and numbered from 1 - 150, which retails for $150, plus tax. All of the proceeds from this book will help benefit the Hawaiian Mission Houses educational programs and operations.
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These Hilly gloves are ideal for the dark, cold nights with a reflective trim and logo to enhance night-time visibility. They are also very breathable with a high moisture diffusion and drying ability.
If you run with a stopwatch, the gloves have a rubber thumb and forefinger grip ao that you can control the watch while on the move.
These Hilly gloves are ideal for the dark, cold nights with a reflective trim and logo to enhance night-time visibility. They are also very breathable with a high moisture diffusion and drying ability.
If you run with a stopwatch, the gloves have a rubber thumb and forefinger grip ao that you can control the watch while on the move.
Northern Runner offer a fantastic selection of Hilly socks and other Hilly running clothes, including mens socks, mens bags and holders, womens socks and womens bag and holders.
Hilly socks are renowned for their high performance. They are lightweight and breathable yet supportive and comfortable. Hilly also make a number of other running clothes, also known for their technical high performance. Buy Hilly socks and other running clothes from Northern Runner online today or for more information visit our store.
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We collect personal information about you (name, address, telephone number, email) when you join our email list or mailing list.
Orders over £70 are postage free within the UK.
Northern Runner can ship to almost anywhere in the world. For delivery within the UK (including the channel islands) we currently offer the following two delivery options:
Royal Mail First Class: 1-2 days
This postage option usually provides next day delivery but this is not guaranteed.
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This postage option guarantees next day delivery as long as we have the order before 3pm Monday to Friday. We cannot dispatch on a Saturday so orders received after 3pm on a Friday would leave in Mondays post bag for delivery on Tuesday. The delivery must be signed for on receipt. Items shipped using this delivery method are easier to trace if they go missing in the post.
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Last night on my subway commute home I saw for the first time 2 people sitting next to each other with ereader devices. I realize they've been around for years, but perhaps we are technology lagers in Canada, or maybe our government over-regulated that particular product segment because of the potential impact to domestic beer or potash values. Whatever the case I hadn't, until very recently, seen a lot of ereaders on the subway.
Seeing not just one but TWO e-ink devices in the hands of my fellow subway riders made me realize that:
a) there may be something to those gizmos, and
b) the way that we see technology and how it fits in to our lives has changed
Technology used to be incredibly intimidating. My mother still refuses to watch a dvd on her own for fear of breaking something. For her, technology has always been the realm of computer scientists and engineers. Those gadgets weren't made for her in mind, so she didn't spend much time with them.
On the other hand for those of us who grew up with technology, we managed to learn all the commands, and in some cases the code it takes to do things. We built up a tolerance for the user experience shortfalls that plagued our gizmos and gadgets. My first computer was a Commodore 64, and I give products a lot of slack when it comes to user experience. For me, the mere existence of a mouse is a godsend compared to where I started.
But the world has changed. This is what I saw on the subway. Normal people who aren't computer scientists now demand more, they want technology to not only solve a problem but actually enhance their lives. They want things that work, and they want them to work the way they expect them to.
Why can't enterprise solutions be this easy?
Take disaster recovery as an example. Load up the tape drives, configure the backups, and manage the logistics of the backup archives. This doesn't even take in to account the complexity associated with actually failing over a backup, or performing any tests.
These mundane tasks along with others that administrators face day in and day out need to be less time consuming, and more intuitive. Enterprises can't simply be satisfied with the quirks and pains of yesterday's technology solutions. The next big products in the datacenter will need to just work, work well, and be easy to understand. A few years ago people would have thought that would be impossible. But there are now a slew of consumer level products that would beg to differ…
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