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Ethnic networks and U.S. exports
This paper provides new estimates of the effects of ethnic networks on U.S. exports. In line with recent research, our dataset is a panel of exports from U.S. states to 29 foreign countries. Our analysis departs from the literature in two ways, both of which show that previous estimates of the ethnic-network elasticity of trade are sensitive to the restrictions imposed on the estimated models. Our first departure is to control for unobserved heterogeneity with properly specified fixed effects, which we can do because our dataset contains a time dimension absent from previous studies. Our second departure is to remove the restriction that the network effect is the same for all ethnicities. We find that ethnic-network effects are much larger than has been estimated previously, although they are important only for a subset of countries.Download Info
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- Subhayu Bandyopadhyay & Cletus C. Coughlin & Howard J. Wall, 2008. "Ethnic Networks and US Exports," Review of International Economics, Wiley Blackwell, vol. 16(1), pages 199-213, 02.
- Subhayu Bandyopadhyay & Cletus C. Coughlin & Howard J. Wall, 2005. "Ethnic Networks and U.S. Exports," Working Papers 05-15 Classification- JEL, Department of Economics, West Virginia University.
- Bandyopadhyay, Subhayu & Coughlin, Cletus C. & Wall, Howard J., 2006. "Ethnic Networks and U.S. Exports," IZA Discussion Papers 1998, Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA).
- Subhayu Bandyopadhyay & Cletus C. Coughlin & Howard J. Wall, 2005. "Ethnic Networks and U.S. Exports," Working Papers 05-15old2 Classification-, Department of Economics, West Virginia University.
- Subhayu Bandyopadhyay & Cletus C. Coughlin & Howard J. Wall, 2005. "Ethnic Networks and U.S. Exports," Working Papers 05-15old1 Classification-, Department of Economics, West Virginia University.
- F10 - International Economics - - Trade - - - General
- R10 - Urban, Rural, Regional, Real Estate, and Transportation Economics - - General Regional Economics - - - General
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The History of the Towanda Library Compiled by Judy Zimmermann, 2007 The organization of a public library in Towanda was begun in 1939 through the federal Works Project Administration (WPA). On February 29, 1940, a meeting was held at the home of Mrs. A. C. Cary and the following persons were elected to the first Library Board: Mrs. W. L. Hirst, Chairman; Bob Spence, Secretary/Treasurer; Mrs. S. S. Boulton, Publicity Secretary; and Members Ed Wesley and Mrs. Labon. The Quensel Garage showroom was secured as a location for the library. Community volunteers readied the facility and the Town Board agreed to pay for heat, light, and rent until 1943. Mrs. Annabel Cary was installed as librarian and custodian. The Chicago Public Library donated books and magazines, money was donated by individuals and local groups, and an Antique Glass Tea (5 years or older was to be classified as "old glassware") fundraiser was used to purchase new books. In April, 1940, 744 adult books and 351 juvenile readers were checked out. In January 1942 the WPA Library Project name changed and the library became the War Information Center. Under the new system the library was required to close during June and to purchase pamphlets and books on War Information at a cost of $5 a month. A year later WPA rules made it necessary for the Village of Towanda to decide whether or not it wished to maintain a library. All WPA books and furniture would have to be returned if they did not. It was decided to continue the library and the sponsorship was assumed by Mayor Ed Wesley, who was also President of the Library Board, and the Towanda Library became affiliated with the State Library in Springfield. The library moved to the Masonic Building. In 1944, Mrs. Edith Shelton became librarian and community sales were held each year to raise money to support the library for the following year. An April 13, 1945 Pantagraph article described an annual all day library benefit that included lunch of chicken and noodles, salads, hamburgers, pies and coffee. Ralph Crose was auctioneer, Leslie and Merle Sutter donated 24 bales of clover hay which sold for $1 per bale. Mrs. Jerry McKay and Mrs. Ed Luster brought in $42 for their booth of aprons, dish towels and hot pot holders made of sacks and scraps. Mrs. Bill Martin milled among the crowd clad in gay colors with beads and ribbons as a fortune teller of the past and future, with fortunes tied in peanut shells. Voters approved in 1946 a regular amount of $12 to $15 for the purchase of new books. Books/items in circulation totaled 4043 with 2735 adult and 1338 juvenile items. In 1948 the library was open 2 � days a week and about half of the persons in the community were patrons. By 1949, the library had 7149 assorted books and items available to the public. Of this number, 4547 items in circulation included: 1410 adult books, 1850 juvenile books, 873 magazines, and 354 readers. Page 1 of 5 By 1955, the annual library sale was not very successful, so it was decided to try to pass a library tax (no record of the outcome was located). Since the library was barely meeting expenses it was decided to open the library only one day a week and the librarian, Edith Shelton, also agreed to a cut in salary of $10. She was being paid $35 per month. The Library Board in 1964 began making plans for a more permanent means of operating the library. There was no income for the coming year, as the money from the township was no longer available. The library was to be closed the month of August because of a lack of funds. Mr. Eldon Schum purchased the library site located in a building downtown and converted it into a laundromat. Plans to move the library to the Ratliff Building (old post office) fell through due to the condition of the building. The rent was to have been $25 per month. In 1966 Mrs. Ratliff leased the old restaurant building downtown to the library board for $300 per year. In June 1967, the township tax was passed and the library became known as the Towanda Township Library and became affiliated with the Corn Belt Library System (CBLS). As a member of CBLS, books could be borrowed, get qualified help to answer questions the librarian might have and CBLS would help obtain books requested from other libraries in the state. The Library Board decided to join the McNaughton Plan in 1969 at a cost of $15.43 a year. This Plan provided seven books that could be rented per month except in July and December when only four could be rented. There was an option for the books to be purchased for 25% of their cost. If not, they were to be returned to the McNaughton Plan. Around 1974, the Library Board set up a reserve fund for construction and equipment of a building for the library. In 1977 the library moved from its Main Street location with 720 square feet to the former Village Garage in the south end of the Towanda Community Building on Jefferson Street. In April 1980 the Library extended its hours by opening from 10:00-12:00 on Wednesdays and Saturdays and from 6:30 to 7:30 Tuesday through Thursday. The library depended on volunteers for part of the operation of the library. One day a week, the library was open and operated by adult volunteers. Junior Friends of the Library, elementary and junior high aged young people, volunteered on a regular basis during much of the 1980's. Statistics listed in the April 1983 library newsletter included the following information: FY73 tax rate was 6 cents/$100AV. The library was open 8 hrs/wk and the librarian was not paid minimum wage (less then $2/hr). The library had 2,187 adult hardback books, was able to add only 21 books and had 300 cardholders with a total of 3,775 transactions. FY83 tax rate was less than 8 cents/$100AV. The library was open 19 hrs/wk, and the librarians salary was $6,182 and $4,729 was spent for books. The library had 6,719 adult hardback books, 20 magazine subscriptions, 111 records, and had 617 cardholders with a total of 11,865 transactions. As of March 1985, patrons had the ability to use their library cards in 22 other libraries. Page 2 of 5 On June 28, 1987, the Library Board hosted a tea for retiring librarian, Eleanor Hensley who had served since 1971. Under her direction, there was a dramatic growth in circulation. The type of information that was available included records and videocassettes as well as magazines, soft back and hard cover books, and a wide variety of reference works. Kari Shelton was appointed librarian. In the fall of 1987 the Library Board applied for a Construction Grant from the State of Illinois and received $78,240 of the $195,400 estimated cost of the building. The grant was supplemented by two anonymous gifts, a mortgage and the library boards own building fund. On February 10, 1988 the library expanded by referendum to become a district library (as allowed by State law) and its name was changed to the Towanda District Library. Secretary of State Jim Edgar presented the Construction Grant for the new building at a program on February 25, 1988, at the Towanda Community Building. Participating in the event were 88th District State Representative Gordon Ropp, Library Board President Hank Thomassen and Dick Nice of Young Architects, Bloomington, the architect for the library. On June 5, 1988, construction began on the 3,362 square foot building site located on the southwest corner of Adams and Taylor streets, across the alley from the Towanda Elementary School. . On a very cold Saturday, February 6, 1989, volunteers from the Charles Levy Transportation Co. of Towanda, the Lions, Scouts, and other friends moved library materials and supplies to the new building. The Towanda District Library served Towanda Township, Money Creek Township, Sections 28-33 (including Indian Creek) and Normal Township Sections 1-2 and 11-13. On April, 16, 1989, a Dedication program was held and the new Towanda District Library officially opened. During the open house, a plaque was presented to John P. ,,Jack Jenkins for his many years of service and assistance in making the new facility a reality. Mr. Jenkins served as Trustee for the Towanda Township Library, 1970-1989, and was President of the Board of Trustees, 1970-1975. During his tenure on the Board he also served as President of the Board of the Corn Belt Library System and was Chairman of the Illinois Library Systems Presidents Organization. A near-monthly library newsletter was published from 1982 � 1989 and mailed to everyone with a Towanda mailing address (575). Besides library information about new books and programs, it included information from the areas clubs and organizations, a calendar of events, directory of area organizations and timely news. Gail Ann Briggs was the volunteer editor/publisher of the only publication of this type during that time. Mary Williams became Library Director in 1999. In 2001 a new volunteer program was begun and DVDs were introduced into the librarys circulating collection. The librarys website was created and volunteer Helen Mogill became its webmaster. Page 3 of 5 At the end of 2001, the Library Board placed on the ballot a referendum to annex Blue Mound Township (including the village of Cooksville). With its passage the library districts population increased from 1516 to 1989 patrons. In 2002, the library became an online member of the Resource Sharing Alliance at the Alliance Library System. The library took part in a system-wide grant to receive a computer, bar code reader and receipt printer. In April 2003, the library adopted the automation system Carl Web, which was a major step in migrating from manual to automated checkout. The library instituted overdue fines at the same time. Beginning in 2003, the Library Board authorized the publication of a quarterly library newsletter to be mailed to all households in the library district (910). A tax referendum for a 2% Building and Maintenance Fund was passed. The Friends of the Towanda District Library formed to support fundraising and organize a book group. In 2006, funded by the Friends, the library printed plastic library cards. Donations of used computers expanded to six the number of public Internet stations, four staff workstations and two game computers for children. In the fall of 2006 the Towanda District Library and Towanda Area Historical Society was awarded $19,141 for a Library Science Technology Act (LSTA) digital imaging grant from the Secretary of State and Illinois State Library to digitize 1500 images and develop a searchable website. On April 17, 2007, voters in the library district approved a five-cent tax rate increase (to $.20 per $100 of assessed valuation) on the corporate (general) fund. Library Directors Annabelle Cary Edith Shelton Ruth Calvert Eleanor Hensley Kari Shelton Diane Porter Mary Williams 1940-1944 1944-1967 1967-1971 1971-1987 1987-1994 1994-1999 1999- Library Board Presidents Mrs. W. L. Hirst Ed Wesley Keith Stein Emmett Wheeler William Quinn Mrs. Pearl DeVore incomplete records 1940-1942 1942-1951 1951-1953 1953-1954 1954-1956 1956- Page 4 of 5 Mrs. George Kelley Jack Jenkins Ruth Parsons Hank Thomassen Wilma Stevenson Ottilie Womack Ruth Parsons Diane Mueller Carolyn Bouck Ruth Kraft Marsha DeMay Sheila Donald Diane Mueller Tim Mogill 1967-1970 1970-1975 1982-1983 1983-1989 1989-1990 1990-1991 1991-1993 1993-1994 1994-1998 1998-1999 1999-2000 2000-2001 2001-2002 2003- This history is a summary of information compiled in 2007 by Judy Zimmermann from handwritten documents, notes, albums, and the librarys newsletters. The full history can be found in the Towanda District Library. Page 5 of 5
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Last week wasn't a good one for Illinois Sen. Roland Burris. This week may prove to be even worse.
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Del. Neil C. Parrott gestures while speaking with Washington County Commissioners on Tuesday. (By Joe Crocetta, Staff Photographer / December 11, 2012) |
One change Washington County wants to pursue in the next state legislative session is how police officers may respond to calls for help.
Sheriff Douglas W. Mullendore has proposed that police from various agencies in Washington County be allowed to answer calls outside their jurisdictions if it's an emergency or if the geographic borders were unclear.
That was one of seven items that county officials presented Tuesday to the Washington County delegation for the 2013 Maryland General Assembly session, which starts on Jan. 9.
The delegation packed several days' worth of public meetings into one, starting with a morning prelegislative forum with the Hagerstown-Washington County Chamber of Commerce.
The delegation later made the rounds with the Washington County Board of Education, the Washington County Board of Commissioners and the Hagerstown City Council.
The roughly 12-hour day concluded with a public meeting for local residents to speak out.
Del. Andrew A. Serafini, the delegation chairman, said last week that the agenda — eight meetings with 10 groups of people — was lengthy, but it was logistically easier to get as many delegation members as possible together in one day.
On Tuesday, Sen. George C. Edwards, who lives in Garrett County, said his day started at 5 a.m.
The day before, the Allegany County delegation — including Edwards and Del. LeRoy E. Myers Jr., who also are in the Washington County delegation — held a public meeting that didn't end until late at night, Edwards said.
Yet, Edwards and others in the Washington County delegation said they'd rather get all of the meetings out of the way at once.
With the Washington County commissioners, the delegation talked about a state grant formula, bond authorization and amusement devices, among other topics.
The request on police jurisdiction sparked one of the longer discussions, as Mullendore explained that, currently, having a police officer respond to a call just outside his or her territory could negate the resulting charges in court.
He said this geographic issue can be problematic in neighborhoods near municipal borders, where different parts of a street can be in different police coverage zones.
Mullendore said he thinks Washington County would be the first locality to request such reciprocal authorization.
County officials also are asking the delegation to continue pressing for changes to a wealth-based state grant program.
If a cap on the program were removed, Washington County could receive millions of dollars. During the 2012 legislative session, attempts to make Washington County eligible again failed.
Serafini, Myers and Del. John P. Donoghue pledged to keep trying.
Washington County also is asking for state authorization to borrow $60 million for its Capital Improvement Plan through 2018.
The county periodically asks for permission to borrow again as its pool of bond money dwindles.
Debra S. Murray, the county's budget and finance director, said the county has lowered its debt ceiling from $16 million a year to $14 million a year.
Through state legislation, the county also is requesting a new payment in lieu of taxes system for technology-related businesses, a clarification to the definition of amusement devices and continued support for local management boards, which monitor child and family services, according to the Maryland Manual.
Another request was for technical changes to the mandated process of reviewing county salaries every four years.
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Area residents will soon have another shopping option — Tennessee-based Dollar General plans to open two stores this fall in Plumas County.
Dollar General will open 7,000-square-foot stores in Chester and Quincy, and expects to employ eight to 10 people at each location.
The company, which boasts 10,000 stores nationwide, targets rural areas. The stores offer name brand products at reduced prices.
Company spokesman Dan MacDonald said that Dollar General is not to be confused with Dollar Tree.
"About 20 percent of our items are $1 or less, while 80 percent is not," he said.
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T-Mobile's Valentine's Day Sale Extended Through Sunday Remember today's Valentine's Day sale? Well, T-Mobile has extended for another day because its point-of-sale computer systems could not handle the strain of the high demand for service contract activations and device upgrades. So, if you missed it today, you'll have your shot tomorrow. As mentioned before, T-Mobile retail, retail partner stores (authorized dealers) and customer care are all getting in on the sale fun tomorrow. Standard upgrade rules and migration fees … [read full article]
T-Mobile Posts myTouch By LG Cyber Monday Sale On T-Mobile.com For a limited time, also known as Cyber Monday T-Mobile is offering both models of their brand new myTouch by LG lineup for free after a $200 instant discount and $79.99 web-only discount. Of course these deals require the activation of a new line of service or the addition of a family plan on a Classic or Even More rate plan. Perfect for the kiddies who want their very first smartphones this … [read full article]
(Update) T-Mobile Holding "Values Day 2011″ September 24th? Update: We've been told by trusted sources that "Values Day 2011″ is an annual event/internal program used to boost employee morale. However, it doesn't change our belief that the promotion itself taking place on the 24th is still a Value-plan based promotion. We're still guessing at what exactly T-Mobile has in store for their "All Hands Day" on September 24th even so we're receiving more and more notification that this will be … [read full article]
T-Mobile's September "All Hands Day" Another Day Of Steep Discounts, New Mobile Broadband Product? While a number of sites have seriously mistaken our story as "evidence" that I am suggesting the iPhone 5 is the cause for this meeting, that isn't actually the case. For the record, that "suggestion" came in the same sentence as saying T-Mobile found water on mars so I would have hoped that it would have been taken with a little more ambiguity. As it turns out, the sale is pretty … [read full article]
T-Mobile Details Tonights "Insomnia Sale," G2 And Sidekick 4G Are Featured T-Mobile took to Twitter last night to talk about tonight's "Insomnia Sale" which will bring special pricing on the T-Mobile G2 and Sidekick 4G. Originally set for the early morning on Monday May 23rd T-Mobile announced they were pushing back the sale till this evening for unknown reasons. Unfortunately that timeframe also sees us losing the T-Mobile G2x as one of the featured devices and is replaced with … [read full article]
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After two years of preparation and much anticipation, next week, March 9-12, the School of Medicine will host the Liaison Committee on Medical Education. This "LCME site visit" is the most important event for any medical school because it leads to accreditation and the privilege of being called an academic medical center.
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The Blazers' win over the 16th ranked UNC Tar Heels was inspirational, and had much in common with the School of Medicine's drive for transformational growth and excellence.
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- EDUCATION: Vassar College, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Born on December 3, 1842, in Dunstable, Massachusetts, Ellen Swallow Richards was a pioneer in the field of home economics and helped open the door for women to pursue science education and careers. After graduating from Vassar College in 1870, Ellen Richards became one of the first women admitted to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Massachusetts. After graduating in 1873 with a bachelor of science degree, Richards tried to obtain a doctorate, but the school refused to allow it. In 1876, she established a woman's laboratory at MIT, where she subsequently taught. She also set up a program in the Boston public schools to prepare young women for education in the sciences.
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Finally admitted to the regular MIT faculty when women were admitted to regular classes, Ellen Richards taught sanitary chemistry at the school from 1884 to 1911. After conducting a pioneer survey of Massachusetts' inland waterways from 1878 to 1890, she established the first program in sanitary engineering at MIT.
In her later years, Ellen Swallow Richards also became a leader in establishing a scientific basis for home economics, with such projects as her studies in the adulteration of groceries and the arsenic content in wallpaper and fabrics, as well as her promotion of good nutrition. She conceived and directed the Lake Placid Conference on Home Economics (1899-1908), which coined the term home economics, and developed standards for training professionals.
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Richards died of heart disease on March 30, 1911, in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts. Though Richards had published various works, including The Chemistry of Cooking and Cleaning (1882) and Food Materials and Their Adulteration (1885), her major claim to fame now rests on her having opened up scientific education and professions to women.
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-Even if you call yourself a Windows expert, there is a serious learning curve with Windows 8. There's a lot of dragging and swiping and mousing around to navigate the interface, and if you don't have a touchscreen computer, it gets a little annoying. The best way to navigate is with shortcuts and there's an entirely new set of them in Windows 8. They'll help you move around much faster and more efficiently. Let me show you the best keyboard shortcuts for Windows 8. All right, no matter where you are, Windows + C brings up the Charms bar where you can access the start screen, settings, and other key options. Use the arrows and then return to make your selection. The less time you spend with the mouse, the better. Windows takes you to the start screen and Windows + D takes you to the desktop. And if you ever hit the Windows Key by mistake, just tap Escape to go back. Now, I'll go to Maps. Every app has its own menu with features and options plus its own settings. To access options and features, hit Windows + Z, and to access the settings, hit Windows + I. You'll see settings on the right plus key system options like brightness and wireless just below it. And to close an app, you can still use Alt+ F4, and thank goodness, because dragging an app to the bottom of the screen is just overkill. One of the better features in Windows 8 is the new app, Snapping. You can stick any app to one side of the screen and do something else on the other. So, look, if you're in an app, hit Windows + period and it'll snap to the right. Hit it again and it'll snap to the left. One more time and it's back to normal. When you snap it to one side, you can open another app in the larger area. Do that by selecting the app with the Windows + Tab or opening it from the start screen. Here's another power user shortcut, Windows + X. This brings up a menu that lets you get to things like the task manager and control panel, run programs, anything that involves system management. It's especially useful for tinkerers, but good to know either way. Finally, the best of them all is the new screenshot shortcut. Microsoft was waylaid on this one, so I'm glad to finally see it here. Hit Windows + Print Screen and not only will you take a screenshot, but that file will automatically be saved to the pictures folder. Amen. All right, if you have any useful shortcuts, share them with me on Twitter and check out howto.cnet.com for the full written list of shortcuts. For CNET, I'm Sharon Vaknin.
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Students, Housemasters and staff of the Institute are working collaboratively with EYP Architecture & Engineering on this project. EYP Architecture & Engineering is a nationally recognized leader in the planning and design of residential life facilities that foster a 24/7 Live/Learn environment.
"I've found this process to be very different from typical interactions with Residential Life, and DSL in general," says East Campus President Robert Johnson. "Naomi Carton, Henry Humphreys and Dennis Collins have all worked hard to get the whole community engaged at a much earlier stage in the process than what we're usually used to."
The approved vision statement for this project is as follows:
East Campus is a collection of two buildings and a common courtyard. As some of the oldest, purpose-built student housing on the MIT campus, East Campus has developed a unique character that is reflected in both the physical environment and the quality of the residential experience. The vision for the East Campus renewal is to create a residential community that reflects and supports the students who live there and their unique culture by addressing the following:
- Promote a community that develops a place for students to be creative, recognizing the need for resources that will promote student safety and well being;
- Provide space, services and resources that will accommodate current and future student needs;
- Create spaces that are flexible and adaptable and that will allow students a certain level of customization in order to accommodate unique activities supported by the Institution;
- Respect and thoughtfully integrate new renovations with the architectural heritage of Building 62, Building 64 and the courtyard.
On the evening of Monday, Oct. 22, EYP Architecture & Engineering, Associate Housemaster of East Campus Enectali (Tali) Figueroa-Feliciano and Johnson will present these conceptual design options to the East Campus community and gather their feedback.
"We are pleased to collaborate on a project that will revitalize the East Campus community," said Humphreys, the senior associate dean for student life. "Through a conceptual design phase, EYP has provided the Institute with a good working concept for the potential renovation of East Campus."


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Hi, Do you feel like sharing dinner and/or drinks at a fabulous place which overlooks the Canal in Camden Town? There's a special: get a meal combo or pick & mix and get another of the same cost for half price starting at 8pm. So, let's meet just before 8pm. Where? At the inSpiral lounge (http://www.inspiralled.net/) Sign up here: https://www.couchsurfing.org/activity/view/JMFKGK/dine-shine-in-camden-tuesday-18-dec-2012-8pm Cheers, Florence :-) |


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OMEGA and Daniel Craig team up to support ORBIS' mission: Preventing and treating blindness by providing quality eye care to transform lives
New York, January 25, 2011 - OMEGA has announced that it will work in cooperation with actor and brand ambassador Daniel Craig to support ORBIS International and its Flying Eye Hospital in the fight against preventable blindness.
A special watch – the Hour Vision Blue – has been created to celebrate the partnership, and OMEGA has guaranteed that at least one million U.S. dollars from its sale will be donated to ORBIS, an organization which delivers eye care to some of the world's most remote and developing regions.
OMEGA president Stephen Urquhart spoke of his brand's commitment saying, "OMEGA is pleased to have the opportunity to contribute to ORBIS' remarkable mission. It's particularly gratifying to be working with Daniel in support of an organization whose work we all believe in."
Daniel Craig is arranging a visit to ORBIS' Flying Eye Hospital with Omega this year. "I think that it's important to do all that we can to draw attention to the invaluable work that ORBIS is doing. By visiting them in the field and seeing their team at work, I hope we will be able to make more people aware of the issue of preventable blindness and to let them know how much of a difference they can make. I'm delighted that OMEGA feels as strongly about this initiative as I do."
Since it was founded in 1982, ORBIS has carried out programs in 88 countries to provide medical training, tools and technology for local partners to address the tragedy of avoidable blindness in their communities. As a result of ORBIS' support, more than 12 million individuals have received medical care and more than a quarter of a million eye care professionals have been trained.
"We are tremendously excited about our new partnership with OMEGA", stated Dr. Robert Walters, Chairman of ORBIS, "and are looking forward to working closely with OMEGA and Daniel to heighten the awareness of preventable blindness in the developing world. With OMEGA and Daniel's support, ORBIS will reach and treat even more people, reducing the global burden of blindness and ensuring productive lives for many".
The Hour Vision Blue wristwatch is a special edition of the elegant Hour Vision. It has a classic 41 mm stainless steel case and is equipped with OMEGA's Co-Axial caliber 8500, the movement that signaled a revolution in series-produced mechanical watchmaking. The movement can be viewed through the sapphire crystal on the caseback.
Adding distinction to the timepiece is its specially designed sun-brushed blue dial. It has 18 Ct white gold facetted hour, minute and seconds hands coated with white Super-LumiNova and features a date window at the 3 o'clock position.
About ORBIS International
ORBIS International is a global nonprofit organization dedicated to preventing and treating blindness by providing quality eye care to transform lives. ORBIS provides the tools, training and technology necessary for local partners to assess their needs and develop workable and lasting solutions to the tragedy of unnecessary blindness. By building their long-term capabilities, ORBIS helps its partner institutions take action to reach a state where they can provide, on their own, quality eye care services that are affordable, accessible and sustainable. To learn more about ORBIS, please visit www.orbis.org. Contact: Jennifer Berman, email@example.com. www.orbis.org
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The prestige watch manufacturer OMEGA was founded in Switzerland in 1848 and since then has been defined by its pioneering spirit and its innovative watchmaking. OMEGA is closely involved with a world of achievements including the conquest of space (its Speedmaster was the first watch worn on the Moon) and the ocean's depths, unparalleled experience in sports timekeeping and the establishment of numerous precision records. OMEGA is also a Main Partner in the Solar Impulse project which aims to circle the globe in an airplane powered only by the sun. The brand's Co-Axial calibre is widely considered to be among the world's finest mechanical watch movements. OMEGA has been Official Olympic Timekeeper 24 times. OMEGA and the International Olympic Committee have extended their partnership through 2020. www.omegawatches.com
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UPDATE: Reginald Green, missing Bladensburg man, found
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An MPD officer located Green two days ago and directed him to the hospital where the Doctor recognized the missing person posting that was sent to the hospital.
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8 cups water
2 skinless, boneless chicken breast halves
salt and ground black pepper to taste
3 potatoes, peeled and diced
3 carrots, peeled and diced
2 stalks celery, chopped
1 small onion, chopped
2 cubes chicken bouillon
2 bay leaves
2 tablespoons cornstarch
3 tablespoons water
1 (10 ounce) can refrigerated biscuit dough
2 tablespoons butter
1 teaspoon garlic powder
1/2 teaspoon onion powder
1/2 teaspoon dried parsley
Did not thicken enough added at least twice the corn starch the re up called for and it was not as thick as it should have been. It had good flavor but next time I would use less water and more corn starch.
This recipe tasted good, it just didn't turn out like I expected. I doubled the amounts for the soup because I wanted to make it in a 9x13 pan. I think I may have added too much water or not enough cornstarch, or maybe it was the recipe itself, because the soup didn't thicken up at all. I ended up straining most of the broth out and just putting the veggies and chicken in the pan with a little of the broth. (Although I did save the broth I strained out and am going to freeze it for later use, good homemade chicken stock.) Then when I baked it, I used grands biscuits, and they started getting too brown on top before they were cooked on the bottom. So I had to take the biscuits off and bake them, doughy side up, on a separate pan. I don't know how to solve that problem. Sorry, I probably won't try this recipe again, it tasted good, but it just didn't turn out quite right.
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So good! And easy to play around with. I added extra cornstarch until I reached to perfect thickness.
I was really expecting the liquid to turn thicker like a gravy. I'm not sure why I thought that. It was still completely liquid. The flavor was good. Because it was so liquid, I cooked the biscuits separately. Once they were cooked, we put some of the chicken mixture over the top strained. Then we ladled some of the liquid over the top. Not much. The best part for me was the biscuits. I would have never thought to add something to give them extra flavor. They were very tasty!
Perfect for a cold night. Great comfort food. Instead of water and bouillon, I used homemade chicken broth. Sauteed the chicken instead of boiling in the water to give it more flavor. For 2, I cut the recipe in half and used individual casseroles. Cut biscuits in quarters and topped the chicken mixture.
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With a stay at Hotel Niwa Tokyo, you'll be centrally located in Tokyo, convenient to Tokyo Dome and Tokyo Imperial Palace.
This family-friendly hotel is close to Sensoji Temple and Tokyo Tower.
Make yourself at home in one of the guestrooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature handheld showerheads and makeup/shaving mirrors. Conveniences include laptop-compatible safes and desks, as well as phones with voice mail.
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Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. The property also offers a snack bar/deli. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Business-related amenities at this 3.5-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and audiovisual equipment. This family-friendly hotel also offers a fitness center, a garden, and laundry facilities.
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Vegucated premieres in NYC! Everyone loves it! You must see it! »
Vegucated entertainingly captures all the obstacles, thrills, confusion, guilt, joy, passion, and frustration that we experience once our eyes have been opened to the truth of animal exploitation. Our hero's tales are intercut with artfully placed and deliberately chosen images of slaughterhouses and factory farms. These images are incredibly effective. Vegucated is not hard to watch, although there are hard moments, but the selective use and poignant placement of such footage makes it even more powerful. Whenever the images get too intense you are whisked back to the compelling test subjects and their delightful adventures. When the credits rolled the audience leaped to its feet in a standing ovation for this wonderful movie. A brief Q&A with the cast afterwards revealed that two of the test subjects are currently vegan and the third is vegetarian. Amazing. A show of hands revealed the audience was primarily vegan, with about 20 declared omnivores. Obviously, I was specifically interested in an omnivore's reaction, so I found one at the after party and pressed him with questions. I was not supposed to be at the fancy after party, as I did not have a VIP ticket ('cause I'm poor). However, Brian, one of the stars of the documentary (who is even more charming and adorable in person than in the film, if that's possible) saw me wistfully gazing at the party filled with vegan food/celebs and offered get me in as his plus-one. As if I weren't already in love with him. [Ed.: OMG YOU HAVE TO GET MARRIED!] JACKPOT. I hobnobbed with the vegan elite and noshed on Foodswings' mac and cheese. There were also veggies, hummus, cookies, So Delicious ice cream treats (So Delicious is sponsoring the film, because they ROCK) and most importantly, Sweet & Sara Rice Krispie treats, which I repeatedly dunked in the chocolate fountain. That's right, you heard me: THE CHOCOLATE FOUNTAIN. This is what I hope it can do for many more non-vegans. It is so funny and stimulating, it will captivate any audience. The humor can be a bridge for people who would never have approached a film like this otherwise. Last night's show was the first in a tour, so check out the website to see if it's coming near you—if it is, GO SEE IT. It is radical. You can also pre-order copies of the DVD or arrange to host a screening in your town. [Ed.: Oct. 24 in Berkeley and 25 in SF!] This movie is awesome. Watch it. Send it to all your family members as Christmas presents. (or Hanukkah or birthday or whatever presents). I loved it and extend my congratulations to all involved.
Last week I attended the U.S. premiere of the Toronto Film Festival Best Documentary winner, Vegucated. Hilarious, heartwarming, and with a spot-on message, this film is brilliant. [Ed.: We agree!]
After seven years of work, Marisa Miller Wolfson has triumphed as a filmmaker. Her documentary shows the journey of three volunteers who go from entirely traditional (roughly, Standard American) diet, and zero experience with vegetarianism, to a completely vegan lifestyle for six weeks.
I digress. My omnivore, a good friend of the Vegucated test subject Brian (my future husband), said he had come to support his friend. He currently eats a totally SAD and had never looked into anything regarding veganism or vegetarianism before. He told me the film had shocked him, and that he was unaware of most of the information presented. He said that it had never occurred to him to think what these farms and slaughterhouses must be like. It truly seemed to have affected him in a positive way. As a vegan, I thought it was great and it touched my heart, but to see that a non-vegan audience member thoroughly enjoyed it as well was inspiring.
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