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World powers met this week in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, to expedite a nuclear deal with Iran. The West hopes an agreement will assuage Israel's concerns by compelling Iran to curb uranium enrichment in a transparent, verifiable way.
After his recent talks in Tehran, Yukiya Amano, head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), said on Tuesday that an agreement over inspections was expected "quite soon".
Iran says its nuclear programme is for entirely peaceful purposes, but Western powers have levelled sanctions against Tehran, largely out of fear that the Islamic Republic seeks to join the elite club of nations with nuclear weapons."Why is the news hook not the states already with nuclear weapons?" asks Jonathan Granoff, president of the Global Security Institute, which advocates for the elimination of nuclear weapons.
"Why just about the state that might get nuclear weapons? We should focus on countries that have huge arsenals and get rid of them.""The main issue is that 189 countries have agreed to pursue a nuclear-free zone in the Middle East," says Granoff. "Israel doesn't want it negotiated until it gets security assurances from its neighbours. But the lack of security is in the threat posed by its [own] unsafeguarded nuclear facilities.""Iran is a symptom of the failure to have a universal ban on nuclear weapons," Granoff told Al Jazeera, suggesting that the international community is not approaching the problem correctly by emphasising Iran's alleged nuclear aspirations."Imagine if the Biological Weapons Convention said that no country can have polio or smallpox as weapons, but we're going to entrust nine countries with the plague! That's incoherent and unsustainable because we all understand that the plague is not a legitimate weapon due to its indiscriminate and horrific effects."
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Granoff adds that "a mere one per cent of the world's nuclear arsenal could end civilisation".While security analysts have long debated the merits of the doctrine of mutually assured destruction, there is little doubt that nuclear weapons are enormously powerful. The disagreement has generally focused on the relative pros and cons of enhanced military deterrence and the possibility of warheads falling into the wrong hands."It's not raining, so close the umbrella," says Granoff. "The Cold War is over. Let's get over it."
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Power generationWhile nuclear weapons offer a sense of protection at the cost of potential large-scale vaporisation of human life, nuclear energy promises electricity generation without many of the negative externalities caused by burning fossil fuels.But, especially in the post-Fukushima era, environmentalists are increasingly opposed to the risk that societies assume in operating nuclear power plants.According to Kai-Henrik Barth, a Georgetown University expert on nuclear security studies, nuclear energy is "not exactly cost-effective, though one would have to go into the specifics of individual countries to see how the equation pans out".Of the 30 countries that currently have nuclear energy, three are in the process of reversing their programmes. Germany and Switzerland have decided to phase out their reactors, and Japan, in the aftermath of the triple disaster last year, has shut down all reactors to conduct a maintenance and safety check of its plants.
"The German decision was clearly response to Fukushima," Barth told Al Jazeera. "Germans have a long history of concerns about nuclear radiation, dating back to the 1970s fights against reactors. In fact, the origin of the Green movement was a fight against nuclear power.""I've not been convinced this is the ultimate economic solution to energy problems," Barth says.He believes that the "million-dollar question" of economic advantage for countries aspiring to develop nuclear energy is only tangible once oil prices climb higher."But if oil prices go significantly below $100, then nuclear has a hard time because capital investment at the beginning of the cycle is so significant. A nuclear power plant costs $2-4bn."While it is important not to conflate civilian and military uses of nuclear technology, the two are inextricably linked in the scientific realm."Generally, the nuclear power option comes with training that is easily transferable to military applications, which may be part of the equation for some countries."Strategic warheadsGermany, like Japan, is covered by America's Cold War nuclear umbrella. While Japan is said to be able to produce weapons if it needed to, Germany, along with fellow NATO nations Belgium, Netherlands, Italy and Turkey, stores US warheads on its soil.Although American strategic warheads are stationed within their borders and local troops know how to handle them, these countries cannot actually make sovereign decisions about use or deployment.The British have in the past considered giving up their nuclear deterrent. Sceptics say the UK does not actually need its warheads for any defensive reasons.
"They cost an arm and a leg to maintain, and who believes the UK is a superpower at this point?" asks Barth.Former Cold War enemies Russia and the US have by far the largest number of weapons and are the primary targets of denuclearisation drives. But the most prominent current debate dwells on nascent Iranian capabilities.Iran has argued its developments are exclusively for civilian purposes and will allow the country to export a larger share of its petroleum resources."But I don't think economic viability was the main driver behind this," Barth told Al Jazeera. "You don't build big enrichment facilities in Natanz and Qom for one single [Bushehr] reactor.""Nuclear technology offers options down the line - if they want the energy option paired with the strategic option. It's quite clear that Iran is seeking to push the NPT envelope as far as possible to get to breakout capability."Barth rejects the notion that the push towards nuclear weapons makes Iran more secure, however, and says the strategic miscalculation is "marking Iran for attacks rather than for safety".He argues that any country would be all the wiser to invest more in green technology than the United States and Europe have."But there are people who believe that, to be a modern country, you need an airline and an Olympic team - and also a nuclear power plant."
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A day-long display of products and services produced and provided by many of the 400 businesses within the Arthur area. Many country businesses have special promotions during this event. You will have opportunities to interact with the business owners who actually make and sell these products and services. There plenty of activities for children such as camel rides, inflatable games and pony rides. Located in Downtown Arthur and throughout the Arthur area from 9am-4pm.
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Annual Arthur Quilt Show & Quilt Auction
View the quilts, including the vendor area, and take in demonstrations as well. Lunch available. A double wedding ring quilt will be raffled. Quilt auction held April 26th at noon. Presented by Arthur Area Association of Commerce at the Otto Center.
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Arthur Amish Country Cheese Festival
This 3-day outdoor family street festival features 75-80 craft and food vendors, live entertainment all three days, a ceremonial cutting of a 300 pound wheel of cheese, 700 pounds of cheese given away, a 60 foot sub sandwich given away, antique tractor show, kiddie tractor pull, camel rides, stagecoach rides, buggy rides. Also a parade on Monday, and a kid-zone with games, inflatables, pony rides, rock climbing wall, 5K/10K run, car show and much more.
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Arthur Amish Country Christmas Kickoff
The Christmas lighted parade steps off at 5:30pm and will showcase Santa & Mrs. Claus through downtown Arthur. Immediately following the parade, Santa will visit with children and parents in Knights Court downtown to start collecting those early Christmas requests. Complimentary hot chocolate and cookies will be served during his visit. Throughout the day, businesses in the downtown area as well as the countryside will feature early Christmas bargains and host Open Houses.
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Arthur Area Freedom Celebration
The event kicks off with a parade followed by a gigantic fireworks display with an exceptional array of shells at Jurgens Park. The 500 ft. long Niagara Falls and the Wall of Fire are some of the crowd favorites. The finale and top crowd favorite is the Rural Patriot on his horse of freedom carrying the American Flag. Activities begin at 4pm and include powered parachute helicopters, WW2 aircraft and skydivers from the Mid-America Parachute Club. Food and drink vendors and handicap parking available.
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Central Illinois Braggin' Rights KCBS BBQ Competition
Some of the top KCBS and backyard BBQ teams in the Midwest compete for $14,000 in cash prizes. Featuring BBQ equipment and BBQ food vendors, kids activities, and close up looks at some of the big time BBQ teams you have seen on the Food Channel.
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A festival of strawberry-related activities and events. This includes special sales promotions throughout the Arthur area. A strawberry social is held in conjunction at the Otto Center south of town. Strawberries are available for purchase and there will be limited giveaways during the festival. Lots of entertainment and activities, including the bands Battle Creek, Gunny Sack Revue and Deep Water.
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Date: 11/20/2012 10:00 AM Media Contact: SAMHSA Press OfficeTelephone: 240-276-2130
Although there has been progress in reducing the extent of underage drinking in recent years, particularly among those aged 17 and younger, the rates of underage drinking are still unacceptably high. Not only did 26.6 percent of 12-20 year-olds report drinking in the month before they were surveyed, 8.7 percent of them purchased their own alcohol the last time they drank. The study used combined data from SAMHSA's 2008 to 2010 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH).
"Underage drinking should not be a normal part of growing up. It's a serious and persistent public health problem that puts our young people and our communities in danger," said SAMHSA Administrator Pamela S. Hyde. "Even though drinking is often glamorized, the truth is that underage drinking can lead to poor academic performance, sexual assault, injury, and even death."
All 50 states and the District of Columbia currently have laws prohibiting the purchase and use of alcoholic beverages by anyone under age 21.
Broken out by state, the NSDUH Report shows that the rates of underage drinking in the past month were highest in Vermont (37.0 percent) and lowest in Utah (14.3 percent). Vermont was one of six states in the northeast among the top ten states with the highest rates of past month underage alcohol use, including Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, and Rhode Island. New York also had one of the highest rates (15.0 percent) of past month underage self-purchase of alcohol.
States with the lowest incidence of underage youth illegally purchasing their own alcohol included New Mexico (2.5 percent), Idaho (2.6 percent), and Oregon (2.6 percent). Southern states had some of the lowest rates of underage drinking (Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and West Virginia) and some of the highest rates of underage youth illegally purchasing their own alcohol (Alabama, Louisiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, and North Carolina).
Prevention of substance abuse and mental illness is SAMHSA's top strategic initiative. As part of this initiative, SAMHSA conducts a number of programs and activities directed toward preventing underage drinking, including:
· Every other year since 2006 SAMHSA, as the lead agency for the Interagency Coordinating Committee on the Prevention of Underage Drinking, has coordinated Town Hall meetings across the country as part of the effort to prevent underage drinking. These meetings provide communities with an opportunity to learn more about underage alcohol use and its consequences and to build their capacity in implementing evidence-based approaches that can help prevent underage drinking. Data from 2008 and 2010 show the Town Hall Meetings led to community actions such as engagement of law enforcement and municipalities to enact policies focused on underage drinking prevention. SAMHSA also provides assistance to states and territories to produce videos that highlight successes in underage drinking prevention, share ideas, and support local prevention communication efforts.
· SAMHSA's Strategic Prevention Framework -- Partnerships for Success program provides grants to states to promote alignment and leverage prevention resources and priorities at the federal, state, and community levels to address two of the nation's top substance abuse prevention priorities: underage drinking among persons aged 12-20; and prescription drug misuse and abuse among persons aged 12-25.
· SAMHSA's Sober Truth on Preventing Underage Drinking (STOP) Act grants provide additional funds to current or former Drug Free Communities grantees to prevent and reduce alcohol use among youth age 12 to 20. The STOP Act grant program enables organizations to strengthen collaboration and coordination among stakeholders to achieve a reduction in underage drinking in their communities.
· Through the Strategic Prevention Framework, a data-based planning process, states may use funding from other SAMHSA prevention programs, including the Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Block Grant and the Strategic Prevention Framework State Incentive Grants to address their highest prevention needs, including prevention of underage drinking.
To view the full NSDUH report "State Estimates of Underage Alcohol Use and Self-Purchase of Alcohol: 2008 to 2010," visit: http://www.samhsa.gov/data/2k12/NSDUH111/SR111StateEstUnderageAlc2012.htm .
For more information about resources to prevent and treat underage drinking, visit: https://www.stopalcoholabuse.gov/default.aspx .
SAMHSA is a public health agency within the Department of Health and Human Services. Its mission is to reduce the impact of substance abuse and mental illness on America's communities.
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Dr. Kristin Kosmerl returns to this episode of The Inclusive Class Podcast to talk about making plans and writing IEPs that keep kids with challenging behaviors in the classroom and not in the Principal's office.
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Whether it's after leaving Scientology or after leaving any other cult, there are common behavioral patterns.
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We read in all the Gospels, how Jesus seems particularily interested in children, not just children of God but children in general. Luke 18:15-17 says, " Then they also brought infants to Him that He might touch them; but when the disciples saw it, they rebuked them. But Jesus called them to Him and said, " Let the little children come to Me, and do not forbid them; for of such is the kingdom of God. Assuredly, I say to you, whoever does not recieve the kingdom of God as a little child will by no means enter it." So how can we recieve the kingdom of God as a little child? Do we become observers of children to learn from them? Are we to look at kids for an example of how to relate to the kingdom of God? How are we to see God in the context of Father unless we are in the context of a child? Why did Jesus tell us that we have to become like a child? Can a child have three things that we seem to grow out of as we grow up ? Humility , trust and dependence? Is maybe " childishness behavior ", keeping us from growing up and becoming mature, especially in our Christian walk? Tonight ( Monday Night) @ 9:00 - 10:30 pm on Foug Crew with hosts Bob and John Fougeray we discuss - " Childlike " Or " Childish " Behavior In Our Walk. Listen " LIVE " and crystal clear on the World Wide Web @ blogtalkradio.com/fougcrew. You can also get the blog @ twitter,linkedin,googleplus and facebook.com/fougcrew. Remember to interact and listen " LIVE " on the phone just dial 347-324-5759. Catch the Foug Crew Monday Nights with brothers Bob and John @ 9:00-10:30 pm - " LIVE BROADCAST " on the Foug Crew Internet Christian Radio Network - Truth Radio!
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I said this during the last Real Talk the Movement Reel and I'm saying it again: "I keep hearing men say I want to teach women how to treat a man OR I want to help women understand what not to do OR I want women to know they need to stop being bitter. If you have paid attention like me, most articles are about coaching women on how to be, what to accept and what not to accept. Where's the balance and when do the men start teaching the men how to treat women? Have women lowered their expectation that men have convinced themselves that it's okay to hang low? Even if a woman does not treat herself with respect, is is not the responsibility of the man to yet treat her with respect? Is it possible that she may not know what to do but if you show love, she just may come up higher. We tell our women not to have sex so quickly with a man but what about men not having sex so quickly with that woman? C'Mon y'all.. LET'S GET IT TOGETHER and THRIVE~!
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Your primary care physician can refer you to a dermatologist, including one at U-M. You can also call our Patient Care Center to learn more about our Dermatology services.Q. Does UMHS treat all skin cancers?
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The University of Michigan accepts many insurance plans. Because every medical insurance policy is different, we recommend that you check with your insurance carrier to understand how much of the costs they will cover. Learn more about participating insurance by visiting www.uofmhealth.org/insurance.Q. Are the specialty physicians for the Skin Cancer Program board certified?
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During the Summer, I try to consume as many dinner salads as possible. This grilled salmon salad, from the wonderful minds of MyRecipes.com, is healthy yet filling. The salmon is marinated in a fragrant spice rub before being quickly cooked on the grill. A tomato vinaigrette adds freshness while goat cheese provides a creamy texture. Pine nuts and green onions are a necessary crunch that balance out the buttery texture of the salmon. For the simple yet scrumptious recipe, read more.
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The animated film demonstrates how CO2 emissions are created, how you can reduce emissions and how you can offset the unavoidable greenhouse gases. In addition, the film uses the myclimate solar carbon offset project in Madagascar as an example to explain the offsetting mechanism.
You can quite easily integrate the films from youtube into your own website. Here's how it works:
1. For the videos of the carbon offset projects, click on the film link above, or go to the animated myclimate film on youtube.
2. Right-click on the button with the arrow below the film and click on the field that appears.
3. Copy the code in the field "embed" or "integrate" in youtube. You can now integrate this code in your website.
If you want to integrate the animated myclimate film in your website without the youtube design, the film data can be attained directly from myclimate. Contact myclimate.


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Maussane is made using the old-fashioned Provençal fruité noir, or "black fruity" method. Instead of picking olives green and pressing immediately, Maussane is picked late, when the olives have ripened to near-black, and they are left to ferment a bit. They refer to the olives as "preserved." While many oils were pressed this way in the past, early picking and pressing is the norm today. This makes Maussane stand out. It has virtually none of the grassy bitterness that you may find in other oils.
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I am absolutely thrilled to announce my brand new book was delivered this very week and is primed and ready to sell! "Writer, Writer" is a look at the creative process through my eyes. It also touches on several experiences in my life which lead me to my career in writing. Kindly look left to see the marvelous cover, which is the creation of our son Jay's sweetheart, Summer Paul. In other news, all the Ociee Nash books are available online as ebooks. That is all five Ociees, as is "Creola's Moonbeam," a work of fiction based on a writer. *Not much of a stretch for me! Our grandson Loftin and I were poking around at our Barnes & Noble when he suggested we check out "Nook Book." To our delight, there were my books! Included are "A Flower Blooms on Charlotte Street," "Ociee on Her Own," "The Further Adventures of Ociee Nash," "Ociee and Ben Nash, the Asheville Adventure," and "Ociee Nash, the Finale," and "Creola's Moonbeam." "A Flower Blooms on Charlotte Street" is the story on which the film "The Adventures of Ociee Nash" is based. By the way, the film is available on NETFLIX or may be purchased on Amazon.com. ***Please know for signed copies of any of my novels, you can contact me directly through email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Another suggestion: you may want to visit Youtube for a treat. Go to "The Further Adventures of Ociee Nash." This provides a pleasant introduction to Ociee and her fellow characters. To read my blog, simply click on the link on the right side of this page. Blogging is the best way to bring readers up to date on my work and on the work of some of my other more talented artist and writer friends. A confession: I'm tired of cooking, find it too hot to garden, and many years ago, doing serious housework lost its appeal. As a result, I WRITE. For most of my adult life, I've enjoyed being a wife and a mother, one who also did volunteer work. 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The Gulf Coast Chapter of the UHMS has as its continuing education mission to promote educational activities for physicians and allied health professionals in the local and regional areas based on a needs assessment of the members and on the UHMS Panel of Expert Opinion. These activities will improve the scientific and practical knowledge in the areas of hyperbaric oxygen treatment and diving medicine.
7:00 am - 7:50 am
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"Radiation Necrosis"
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"Ophthalmology and Hyperbaric Medicine"
Heather Murphy-Lavoie, MD
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"Altitude Decompression Illness"
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"Calciphylaxis - Life Threatening Wounds"
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"Wound Care Cases - Part Two"
"The Importance of Prompt Oxygen Debt Reduction in Resuscitation"
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Winter weather can make for an ugly commute, but it certainly improves the bleak cold-weather landscaper. That's particularly true for the miles of hiking trails at Cincinnati Nature Center's Rowe Woods.
With a resolution passed Wednesday, City Council is urging state legislators to maintain the energy efficiency standards that helped drive Cincinnati's clean energy growth.
State Sen. Bill Seitz, a Cincinnati Republican who chairs the Public Utilities Committee, sent out a memo Feb. 1 that suggested "a meaningful review" of the state's energy efficiency standards, which were previously established by Senate Bill 221 in 2008 and Senate Bill 315 in 2012. In the memo, Seitz wrote he was open to freezing and weakening some of the established standards.
Environmental groups responded by calling on local governments to defend the standards. In Cincinnati, the
call was picked up by Councilman Chris Seelbach, who touted
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made great strides in energy efficiency by seeking cost savings while
boosting our city's green image. Energy efficiency is helping Cincinnati
support a double bottom line of environmental and economic
sustainability, and we endorse full implementation of our state
efficiency law."
The city estimates it saves $1 million a year on energy bills because of the law's efficiency programs, which includes upgrades and weatherization projects.
Christian Adams, a clean energy associate of Environment Ohio, praised Cincinnati for passing the resolution in a statement: "From efficiency to solar, Cincinnati [is] a state leader on clean energy, and it's proving to be a win-win-win for consumers, the environment and the economy. If state lawmakers want to change our clean energy law, they should follow Cincinnati's lead and double-down on wind, solar and energy efficiency."
In a previous report, Environment Ohio claimed Cincinnati could become the solar energy capital of the region. CityBeat covered the report and Cincinnati's — particularly the Cincinnati Zoo's — success with solar energy ("Solar Cincinnati," issue of Dec. 19).
The private group hoping to purchase Music Hall for $1 is now asking for $10 million in city contributions to its effort to update the historic building, double the initial $5 million it asked for. The Music Hall Revitalization Co. says failing to strike a deal before June 1 will jeopardize the proposed $165 million renovation. Among the updates the city is being asked to fund are $75,000 buffers to block noise from the streetcar and a $150,000 escrow account to pay for any future disruptions due to the streetcar.
City Council yesterday spent some time considering ways to fix the city's retirement fund deficit. Cincinnati's retirement board wants the city to contribute $67 million to the pension system this year, though Council has reportedly contributed only about half of that.
CVG today will unveil its updated Concourse A, which has undergone a $36.5 million renovation. It is part of the airports attempt to lure a low-cost airline to the hub that formerly housed Delta.
Cleveland is the first Ohio city to open one of the state's four new casinos, drawing about 5,000 to a grand opening last night. Cincinnati's casino is expected to be the last of the four to open, with Hollywood casinos scheduled to open in Toledo May 29 and in Columbus this fall. Cincinnati's' Horseshoe is scheduled to open next year.
Barack Obama's Super PAC is airing TV ads questioning Mitt Romney's business record, specifically his commitment to workers.
Prosecutors today decided to bring charges against former News of the World editor Rebekah Brooks, who along with her husband and four others will be charged with conspiring to pervert the course of justice. The alleged incidents occurred in response the phone hacking allegations, and the charges are apparently quite embarrassing to Rupert Murdoch and British Prime Minister David Cameron.
JP Morgan today said, "Surprise! We lost a bunch of money!" Two years after congress tightened regulations on Wall Street, the industry now fears that regulators will now listen to their fears even less as they enact stricter reforms.
Humans are consuming more resources than the earth can replenish, according to the World Wildlife Fund's Living Planet Report for 2012.
Lady Gaga yesterday cancelled a cold-out Indonesia performance in response to conservative protests over her clothing and dance moves.
National police spokesman Boy Rafli Amar, responding to the pressure, said Tuesday that the permit for her June 3 "Born This Way Ball" concert had been denied.
Indonesia, a nation of 240 million people, has more Muslims than any other. Although it is secular and has a long history of religious tolerance, a small extremist fringe has become more vocal in recent years.
Hard-liners have loudly criticized Lady Gaga, saying the suggestive nature of her show threatened to undermine the country's moral fiber. Some threatened to use physical force to prevent her from stepping off the plane.
Lawmakers and religious leaders, too, have spoken out against her.
Waking up to the sounds of birds singing is one sign spring has arrived. A birdhouse all but guarantees a songstress in residence but few people have the skills or a grandfather willing to build the requisite abode. But the positive impact of birdhouses can be significant, according to Greenbird LLC.
Construction to renovate the former IGA in Clifton's Gaslight district will come to a halt soon, and the future for the building remains uncertain; contractors told the Enquirer they'd finish working on the roof and then pull off the project. Steve Goessling, who purchased the property when it was vacated two years ago, says he plans on continuing to build out the building, but he doesn't have the $4.1 million he needs to make it happen. He recently hired Cassidy Turley to market the property to higher-end grocery chains.
It's Monday, the most un-fun, unhappy day of the week. But smile: Here are 18 signs you're doing better than you think.
The attorney general for the state of Missouri, Chris Koster, is talking about bringing back the use of gas chambers on death row inmates because he's worried about the state running out of lethal injection drugs.
Cincinnati had an entire month's worth of rainfall over the past week — 3.75 inches as of Sunday. The norm for July is 3.76 inches.
A near-record algae bloom is ensconcing the popular beaches of a coastal Chinese city with thick, bright green "sea lettuce," as the locals call it. It's not harmful to humans, but it does suffocate the marine life and kind of scares away tourists.
Two men with HIV now appear to now be virus-free after they received stem-cell transplants to treat their lymphoma.
Researchers at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute combed through 18,000 hours of deep-sea video footage and found the ocean seafloor around Monterey Bay is covered in trash.
Ohio Treasurer Josh Mandel has returned more than $100,000 in campaign contributions in response to an FBI investigation into 21 donors who had no record of giving to federal campaigns and many appearing to have low incomes. Mandel, a Republican, is running against incombent Democrat Sen. Sherrod Brown. Mandel's campaign treasurer Kathryn Kessler sent a letter to donors explaining that any contributions appearing to be under investigation would be refunded.
From The Toledo Blade:
Although the campaign provided a copy of the letter to The Blade, it would not explain the timing of the decision or how long it has been aware of the federal probe.
The Blade revealed the unusual pattern of contributions in August.
The company's owner, Benjamin Suarez, and 16 of his employees (plus some of their spouses) gave about $200,000 to Mr. Mandel and U.S. Rep. Jim Renacci (R., Wadsworth) last year. Each of those donors gave $5,000, the maximum allowable amount, to one or both candidates.
The Ohio Senate yesterday passed new fracking regulations, and the final version caused some environmental organizations to change their stance on the bill. The Ohio Environmental Council and the Sierra Club had both been neutral on the legislation until changes were made forcing anyone suing over chemical trade secrets to show current or potential harm, according to The Enquirer. The regulations are part of Kasich's new energy bill and easily passed both the Senate and House and is expected to be signed by Kasich soon.
Cincinnati Public Schools says it will apply for the latest available federal education grants, which amount to nearly $700 million. The grants are geared toward helping schools proceed with reform and innovation.
According to a new poll, President Obama leads Mitt Romney in Ohio by six percentage points. Wonder if Obama's "cow pie of distortion" speech had anything to do with his lead.
The John Edwards trial has entered day six of deliberations.
United Nations inspectors have reportedly found uranium in Iran enriched beyond the highest levels previously reported. One diplomat said the measure could actually be a measurement error, though the reading could also mean that Iran is closer to producing bomb-grade uranium than previously thought.
Scientists might be one step closer to creating birth control for men after U.K. scientists found a gene used to enable sperm to mature.
From USA Today: "Profits at big U.S. companies broke records last year, and so did pay for CEOs."
Facebook's initial public offering didn't go entirely as expected, and some investors are getting refunds after technical problems and other issues marred the company's first week of trading.
The Reds completed a four-game sweep of the Atlanta Braves last night, winning their sixth in a row and overtaking the St. Louis Cardinal for first place in the NL Central.
Not worried about freezing your ninnies off to help the environment? Then the Friends of the Great Miami have a job for you!
On the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, House Health and Aging Chairman Lynn Watchman said anti-abortion legislation could come back in the current legislative session. That includes the heartbeat bill, which would ban abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected, and a plan to defund Planned Parenthood. CityBeat wrote about the anti-abortion legislation last time Ohio Republicans tried to bring it up here.
One Ohio Now, a group focused on the state budget, has a few requests
for Gov. John Kasich. They don't want an income tax cut when the
revenue could be used to expand Medicaid and raise school funding. In other states, a Medicaid expansion correlated with better health results, and one study found expanding Medicaid could save Ohio money. More school funding could also make up for the last budget's massive cuts to education, which are explained on a county-by-county basis at Cuts Hurt Ohio.
While the state government is tearing down solar power initiatives, Cincinnati is working to update Green Cincinnati. Environmental Quality Director Larry Falkin told WVXU, "We're broadening the plan to be not just focused on climate protection, but more broadly on all areas of sustainability." He added, "It's going to show us how Cincinnatians can live a better lifestyle using less resources." The plan was originally drafted in 2007 and adopted a year later to prepare the city for changing environmental realities.
Last year was good for local home sales. The Cincinnati Area Board of Realtors says home sales were at the highest levels since 2008.
A federal judge ended most of his court-mandated oversight of Ohio's youth prisons last Friday. The ruling shows how much progress has been made in state youth facilities, according to Alphonse Gerhardstein, a Cincinnati lawyer representing juvenile inmates.
Ohio Democrats are now calling for Ohio State Board of Education President Debe Terhar to resign. Terhar is facing criticism for comparing President Barack Obama to Adolf Hitler when she posted an image of Adolf Hitler on her personal Facebook page that read, "Never forget what this tyrant said: 'To conquer a nation, first disarm its citizens.' — Adolf Hitler."
Amy Murray is running for City Council. Murray was appointed to City Council in 2011 when Chris Monzel left and became Hamilton County commissioner. But she lost her seat in the 2011 election, which swept Democrats into City Council.
Cincinnati and Columbus airports saw a drop in traffic, but it seems Dayton International Airport more than made up for it.
The National Council of Teachers wants Ohio to make its colleges more accountable and selective.
An investigation into the massive accident on I-275 could take days. The accident, which is believed to have caused at least 86 cars to crash, led to the death of a 12-year-old girl.
Blockbuster still exists, and it's shutting down stores and cutting jobs.
A smoke screen company wants to use its product to prevent more school shootings. The smoke screens fill up a room with non-toxic smoke on demand, which could obscure a shooter's vision.
Update for any women looking to have a neanderthal baby: The Harvard scientist was only saying it's a possibility someday.
In-person early voting is underway in Ohio. Find your nearest polling booth here.
The first of three debates for Ohio's U.S. Senate seat is
today. Incumbent Democrat Sherrod Brown and Republican challenger Josh
Mandel will meet for the first time to prove who has the better vision
for the state. Democrats have repeatedly criticized Mandel for
dishonesty and dodging questions. Republicans have criticized Brown for
supporting President Barack Obama's policies, including the auto bailout
and Obamacare. A more substantive analysis of the candidates'
differences can be found here. In aggregate polling, Brown currently
leads by five points. The debate will be at 12:30 p.m. on C-SPAN.
Paul Ryan, the Republican candidate for vice president, will be in Cincinnati today. Ryan's event will take place at Lunken Airport at noon. Mitt Romney, the Republican presidential candidate, was in Lebanon Saturday. With the second presidential debate between President Barack Obama and Romney tomorrow, both campaigns are turning up the events in Ohio, a state that is widely considered a must-win for both candidates. According to aggregate polling, Obama still holds Ohio by 2.2 points despite a nationwide post-debate bounce in the polls for Romney.
Bicyclists rejoiced Saturday as McMillan Street was converted back into a two-way street. William Howard Taft Road will undergo a similar transition Oct. 20. The conversion of both roads came thanks to the approval of Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls, who pushed the motion in order to revitalize the business sector in the neighborhood.
The rest of Ohio's school report card data will be released Wednesday. The report card data grades schools to see how school districts are doing in a variety of categories. The release for the data was initially delayed due to an ongoing investigation by the state auditor that's looking into accusations of attendance reporting fraud at some school districts. Previously, the state auditor released preliminary findings criticizing some school districts and the Ohio Department of Education for some findings regarding attendance fraud.
A new report found Cincinnati still has a lot of work to do. The city ranked No. 10 out of 12 similar cities. Cincinnati excelled in job creation and housing opportunities, but it did poorly in categories regarding migration and age.
Bob Taft, former Republican governor of Ohio, is going green. The Ohio Environmental Council is rewarding Taft for standing up for the environment during his gubernatorial term.
Ohio's stricter laws for exotic animals convinced one pet owner to move her two tigers to Indiana.
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Oprah's Four Diet Rules. First rule: "Diets. Do. Not. Work. They don't work!"
Oprah's "Check your Health," with Bob Greene.
After 25 plus years of dieting and gaining it all back in front of the cameras, and in front of half of America, Oprah has four rules for a successful diet.
Key Steps:
The first step isn't an official step, but it's key:
Don't Diet. They don't work. "Diets. Do. Not. Work. They don't work!"
1. Set an Eating Cut-off Time. Oprah doesn't eat anything after 7:30 pm. "Not a grape." You can choose your own time, but should be at least two hours before you typically go to bed. "It's magical" how it effects the rest of your eating habits. "When you cut off your eating, that little gnawing feeling is when you're going into your fat stores. Don't feed that feeling all the time."
2. + 3. Eat breakfast, and Redistribute your Calories. Smaller lunch. Even smaller dinner. Why a nice big breakfast? Ironically, it wakes up your metabolism, increases your heart rate, and gives you energy to burn calories the rest of the day.
She and her trainer Bob Greene also talk a lot about exercise, though it's not one of the key steps.
4. Make healthy food choices. May not help you lose weight, but will help your health.
After 20 plus painful, humbling years, Oprah now says that, thanks to trainer Bob Greene and the above simple lessons, she doesn't think about it anymore. "It's not a struggle anymore." Now, finally, she can more fully live and celebrate life. And that's what it's all about, Oprah discovered: loving oneself as much as you love others, feeling worthwhile.
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The Fox Theatre opened on June 8, 1931.
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Added to the National Register of Historical Places in 1989
Fox Theater (added 1989 – Building – #89001391)
18 E. First, Hutchinson
Historic Significance: Architecture/Engineering
Architect, builder, or engineer: Boller Brothers, Et al.
Architectural Style: Art Deco
Area of Significance: Architecture
Period of Significance: 1900-1924
Owner: Private
Historic Function: Recreation And Culture
Historic Sub-function: Theater
Current Function: Recreation And Culture
Current Sub-function: Auditorium
A 1987 view of the Fox Theater in Hutchinson here, here and here.
The architect for the restoration of the Fox Theatre was Killis Almond, of Killis Almond & Associates, a San Antonio, Texas, based firm specializing in the restoration of historic buildings. Click on their "Projects" link to find a link to a page about this theater, as well as links to pages about some of their other theater projects.
Here are two 1983 photos and one from 1988:
Oh my gosh- I am 83 years old and the Fox was a center stage event in my life as a child growing up and as a young woman and as a young wife. Thank you for allowing me to relive a lot of memories by seeing this building again. The Carmel Corn Shop was two doors down from the Fox and we always stopped there before going to the (show). I can remember going with my parents when I was about four or five years old and my husand and I would always go when we were a young married couple. I can remember walking up that beautiful staircase to sit in the balcony. Thank you so much for this.
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A Google Account is a user account that provides access to Google-owned services such as Blogger, YouTube, and Google Groups. A Google Account sign up automatically creates a Gmail email account where as before Google Accounts could be email addresses other than Gmail.[citation needed] An account can be created by signing up for an email address with Gmail, but there are other ways. Accounts in EU countries used to employ the 'googlemail.com' domain because Google did not own the trademark.[1] Google recently resolved the domain dispute, and now all users login with the Gmail domain,[2] or by using an existing address from another provider.
After a Google Account is created, users can add other Google applications. Account settings are stored in one place, but many applications may store their own settings. Applications that may be accessed using a Google Account include:[3]
YouTube and Blogger maintain their own accounts for users that registered with the services before Google bought them. However, effective April 2011 YouTube users are now required to link to a separate Google Account if they wish to continue to log into that service.[4]
Users with a Google account can create a publicly accessible Google profile, which they can use to control how they are presented on Google products to other Google users. A Google profile can be linked to a user's profiles on various social-networking and image-hosting sites, as well as user blogs.
A Google Account can also be used by third party service providers. These providers can delegate user authentication to Google.[citation needed]
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Google may block an account for various reasons, such as "unusual activity"[5] or entering an age "not old enough" to own a Google account.[6] Reactivation is possible using web-forms, providing proof of identity through valid photo ID,[7] or a small credit card payment (at a cost of 0.30 USD). Other methods (such as sending a fax or uploading some requested document) require human interaction and may take some "days or a couple of weeks" to be accomplished.[8]
Google accounts can be protected by enhanced security known as "two-step verification".[9]
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A provider of a web application which requires users to log in can delegate this work to Google. When a user tries to gain access to a secure resource on the third party website they are redirected to the Google Accounts login page. Here they will see an explanation of why they need to log in with their Google credentials. Any data which is to be shared with the third party will also be listed on this screen. Once authentication has succeeded the user is redirected back to the referring site along with a token identifying them as having logged in via Google.[citation needed]
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- ^ Libbenga, Jan (January 31, 2007). "Google loses European GMail trademark battle". The Register.
- ^ Google's answer on googlemail vs gmail for EU. Retrieved on 2010-07-14[dead link]
- ^ "Even More Google Products". Google. Retrieved 9 July 2013.
- ^ "Why Connecting your YouTube and Google Accounts Matters". YouTube Blog. March 24, 2011. Retrieved on 2011-08-05
- ^ "Gmail Help Section".
- ^ "Google account help page".
- ^ "Google accounts help page".
- ^ "Google account help page".
- ^ Fallows, James. "Hacked". Atlantic Monthly. Archived from the original on 26 December 2011. Retrieved 26 December 2011. "As email, documents, and almost every aspect of our professional and personal lives moves onto the "cloud"—remote servers we rely on to store, guard, and make available all of our data whenever and from wherever we want them, all the time and into eternity—a brush with disaster reminds the author and his wife just how vulnerable those data can be. A trip to the inner fortress of Gmail, where Google developers recovered six years' worth of hacked and deleted e‑mail, provides specific advice on protecting and backing up data now—and gives a picture both consoling and unsettling of the vulnerabilities we can all expect to face in the future."
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Everywhere in this amazing Easter Wonderland is crammed full of Easter Eggs, Bunnies and candy.
Hordes of dreadful monsters approached the kingdom and to save their home, brave magicians set out to war. Cast spells against monsters, perform combos and destroy them for good! It will spell-bind you for eternity!
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Working Dawgs: A-Maze-ing Pipes celebrates the classic pipes puzzle game with a fun, new twist.
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In the realm of oblivion, an abandoned palace hides many valuable treasures, but those who enter this place have no real hope of ever escaping.


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This small hotel, located in the heart of Old Québec stands out by its English-Colonial charm. Each of its 15 rooms offers quality, comfort and a tasteful decor. Some rooms offer a view of the St. Lawrence river, others have a balcony or offer a view of the garden. The hotel is located in one of the most picturesque area of Old Québec, close to the Citadelle, the Fairmont Le Château Frontenac, boutiques, historic sites and the various festival activities.
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Home > National Parks of Canada > Fundy National Park > Park Management > Management Planning Process - A New Management Plan(2010) > Proposed Vision and Brief Overview of Proposed Management Direction
A new vision statement is being developed to reflect current corporate direction guided by the Agency's mandate and convey the special character of the site. Through the management plan process, Aboriginal communities, stakeholders, partners, local residents, staff and the Canadian public have been asked to contribute to shaping the park's vision statement.
The following vision elements will be confirmed and refined during the management plan process:
Fundy National Park (FNP) protects two important ecological regions – the Fundy Coast and the Southern New Brunswick Uplands, however the park cannot attain its Ecological Integrity goals alone. The objective of this strategy seeks to improve the ecological health of the park by working in the greater park ecosystems, develop stronger relationships with partners and stakeholders, and engage visitors.
The objective of this strategy seeks to develop new opportunities unique to the Bay of Fundy area to appeal to a broad range of Canadians, better understand and meet the changing needs of our urban and rural audiences to reach Canadians where they live, and meet the demands of the Upper Bay of Fundy regional tourism strategies.
The area around FNP is rich in human history stories distinct to the Upper Bay of Fundy that have yet to be told. The objective of this strategy focuses on uncovering the stories of people's relationship to the land prior to park establishment, and sharing this knowledge and their experiences for the enjoyment of all Canadians.
There are four key visitor nodes in the park - Headquarters area, Point Wolfe, Bennett Lake and Wolfe Lake. FNP will concentrate its efforts over the course of this management plan on the following two areas in the park:
This is the main focal area for all park visitors. It includes the Visitor Reception Centre, Park Administration Building, Dickson Brook area and golf course, EcoCentre, existing footprint of the Fundy Park Chalets, Headquarters area campground, tennis courts, open playing fields, saltwater pool as well as all associated roads, infrastructure and trail heads.
The redevelopment of the Headquarters area will bring improvements to the park's visitor experience offers and complement other tourist destinations, increase opportunities for overnight visits, and improve the overall circulation and use of this area. Over the course of this management plan cycle there are several redevelopment opportunities in the Headquarters area to improve upon including: improved visitor flow and safety; increased use of underutilized areas; and increasing opportunities for visitor experience and improving orientation.
This area will become an increasingly important visitor node which includes: the lake; day use picnic area; dam; visitor information building; campground; staff accommodation; closed burrow pits; west gate entrance kiosk; as well as all associated roads, infrastructure and trailheads.
With the expected completion of the Fundy Trail Parkway in 2013, visitation to this area will greatly increase and the importance of the west gate kiosk to act as a welcoming gateway to the park will need to be assessed.
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What: ArtWalk
When: 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. today
Where: Downtown galleries
Cost: Free
Artist Sharon Harms' recent work allows all of her worlds to collide.
She's an avid gardener, photographer, animal lover and mom. All subjects make their way into her vivid watercolors, the highlighted exhibit at The Art Emporium during tonight's downtown ArtWalk.
Trained as an illustrator, Harms for many years designed and made stained glass until health issues interfered. She still designs glass but contracts the production work.
Returning to watercolor - something she first studied as a student at Chicago's American Academy of Art - has been a joy.
Harms first studied watercolor with an art academy instructor named Irving Shapiro who she said was masterful, particularly in a very wet watercolor technique.
"Before I was even in his class, if I heard he was teaching a workshop, I would cut class so I could go to his," she said.
Harms said her style is more illustrative and her technique drier than her former instructor's. She loves layering colors and being able to get more detail than she can with glass.


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Once Upon A Trail // Adam Brayton
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After a warm welcome to the Hope Factory team, 'Gas to Flat' is back and gassing after being off the bike for 3 months with a shoulder injury.
Brayton riding, how only Brayton can ride. Hope present, Once Upon A Trail.


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Most of the lovely flowering baskets on Centre Street have recently been updated with the change of season. This particular one outside of the Marina Seafood Restaurant caught my eye - and you can see why. Nothing says "summer" like blazing orange impatiens. I'm not sure how long they'll hang in there in that direct sun but they're certainly a welcome sight right now. Just beautiful.
Fairbanks House - Amelia Island
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
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- Dawn Newbern said...
Good Morning!
I am at home today dreaming of going to Amelia Island, but its not possible today. So, I'm just surfing the web and dreaming of being there. When I was in high school (Camden County), my friends and I would freqent the beach and now my family visits every year. My husband and I LOVE it (especially the historic district) and dream of moving there one day...for me, it could be tomorrow. So, I have enjoyed your blog. I hope you feel blessed to live in such a beautiful place. Thanks for sharing it!
Dawn - June 24, 2012 at 4:41 AM
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