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NEW YORK (AP) - U.S. stocks are pushing further into record territory.
Investors were encouraged by a report that manufacturing expanded in the Midwest this month at a faster pace than economists were expecting.
The Standard & Poor's 500 index rose 13 points, or 0.7 percent, to 1,837 as of noon Friday. The index closed at a record high the day before.
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 110 points, or 0.7 percent, to 16,383. The Nasdaq composite rose 19 points, or 0.5 percent, to 4,338.
Nine of the 10 industries in the S&P 500 rose.
The S&P 500 index is up 5 percent this month, recovering all the ground it lost in January.
Bond prices fell. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note increased to 2.68 percent from 2.64 percent late Thursday.
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© Copyright 2014 Corrosion Probe, Inc.
A specialized consulting engineering firm providing design, quality control, quality assurance, condition evaluation, testing, failure investigation, and repair and rehabilitation engineering services to clients throughout the United States and Canada.
In 1984 Corrosion Probe opened its doors and began helping customers solve their most difficult corrosion and other materials degradation issues. Our consulting engineering business has grown tremendously since then, and as we look back along our path, we feel sincere gratitude toward all of our customers and business partners for the opportunities and prosperity we have enjoyed. Our team of engineers, consultants and specialists also look forward to many more years of challenging and satisfying work and to continued relationships with those who have been part of our success.
CPI is proud to announce that Bert Schutza has joined CPI as a Consultant in our Austin, TX office. Bert has an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Corrosion Technology and over 24 years of experience in cathodic protection (CP) system design and troubleshooting, and investigation and prevention of corrosion of buried pipelines, tanks and other structures. He currently holds NACE International certifications as a Corrosion Technician, a Corrosion Technologist, a Senior Corrosion Technologist and a Cathodic Protection Specialist, along with Steel Tank Institute certification as an Aboveground Tank System Inspector. Prior to joining CPI, Bert spent 22 years with Tanknology as lead for their Corrosion Protection discipline. Bert serves client needs for CP system design, testing and troubleshooting and corrosion consulting.
Additionally, CPI has welcomed Kirk Shields as a Senior Consultant in our Coatings Consulting Group. He will join forces with Bob Maley in our new Pompano Beach, FL office. Kirk has been a consultant for 24 years, most recently with Greenman-Pedersen, Inc. for 16 years and KTA-Tator, Inc. for 8 years before that. Prior to consulting, he worked for an industrial painting contractor for 7 years. Kirk is a graduate of Temple University with a BS in Civil Engineering Construction Technology. He has provided consulting services-including assessments, maintenance-painting programs, and specifications-for DOT's, industrial, commercial, residential, municipal and marine clients. Failure investigations and expert witness testimony have also comprised a large portion of the services provided. Kirk is also an instructor for multiple classes within SSPC and a member of committees within both SSPC and NACE
Bert Schutza gave a presentation on Underground Storage Tank Corrosion Protection at the 2013 TASTP (Texas Association of Storage Tank Professionals) Seminar and Annual Meeting in December
Kevin Krawiec co-authored an article entitled "FRP Odor Control Dome Failure", published in the Winter 2012 edition of the Journal of the New England Water Environment Association. The article presented the forensic engineering investigation performed when a fiber reinforced plastic dome covering a 70-foot diameter sludge gravity thickener tank failed and collapsed.
Bob Maley and Doug Sherman presented Deterioration of Wastewater Treatment and Collection System Assets: Knowing Where and How to Look (authored by CPI's Randy Nixon) at the recent Biosolids/Odor and Corrosion Conference put on by the Water Environment Association of Texas.
Bert Schutza will be the instructor for a 2-day Cathodic Protection Certification training course for STI (www.steeltank.com). The course - March 26-27 in Beaumont, TX - covers cathodic protection basics for underground steel storage tanks.
Randy Nixon and Kevin Krawiec attended the New England Water Environment Association's (NEWEA) Annual Conference and Exhibit in Boston, Massachusetts in January. This is the largest yearly meeting of New England government agencies and consultants in the wastewater treatment industry.
Several CPI/CTL engineers and specialists will attend the NACE International Corrosion 2014 conference in San Antonio in March. At the STG 38 (Pulp Paper and Biomass Conversion) committee's information exchange session, Dave Crowe will give an informal presentation on Corrosion of Steels in Organic Acids, which is relevant to biomass conversion processes.
Kevin Krawiec was recently trained and certified as a Safety Assessment Program Evaluator by the California Emergency Management Agency (Cal EMA). This will allow him to serve as a volunteer Disaster Service Worker, providing emergency assistance to local governments for the performance of safety evaluations of buildings and infrastructure after disasters such as floods, hurricanes, earthquakes, or terrorist attacks.
CPI Coating Consultants have been quite busy in 2013, solving lining/coatings problems, domestically from Key West, FL to Portland, OR and from Boston, MA to Phoenix, AZ, and internationally from Trinidad to Newfoundland. Digesters, wet wells, pump stations, and other structures, performing failure analyses, condition assessments, specification preparation, and project management.
Kevin Krawiec attended the Fall 2013 convention of the American Concrete Institute in Phoenix, Arizona, in October. He is currently serving as a member of Committee 563 Specifications for Repair of Structural Concrete Buildings, which is in the process of producing a standard specification for repair projects. He is also scheduled to be a speaker at the Spring 2014 convention in Reno, Nevada, presenting the coatings' selection chapter of the ACI Guide to Materials Selection for Concrete Repair.
Randy Nixon and Doug Sherman attended WEFTEC in Chicago in October. CPI staff regularly present papers and serve as instructors at workshops during the Water Environment Federation's annual Technical Exhibition and Conference.
CPI's Austin, TX office staff are in the final design stage for a Tarrant Regional Water District (TRWD) and City of Dallas joint water transmission project to convey raw water supplies from Lake Palestine, Cedar Creek Reservoir, and Richland-Chambers Reservoir to delivery locations in the TRWD and City of Dallas service areas. CPI has provided cathodic protection design for the yard piping and other buried structures at three booster pump stations, along with input to specifications for protective coatings on pipelines and other structures
Discovery of unexpected deterioration to process equipment can leave process plant operators with seemingly few choices regarding repair or extended shutdown of the equipment. However, with appropriate experience and the use of advanced assessment tools, additional options can be uncovered. For example, pulp mill black liquor evaporators are highly prone to suffer from internal liquor erosion/corrosion, as well as external corrosion under insulation (CUI). Whether falling or rising film, 4th effect evaporator shells and vapor bodies are typically constructed of carbon steel due to the relatively low black liquor solids concentration (~25-30%). The structural integrity and fitness for service of 4th effect evaporators suffering from severe corrosion can be difficult to assess, with varying degrees of localized internal and external corrosion as well as operating conditions of both positive and negative pressures.<more>
CPI has been contracted by a southeastern US integrated pulp and paper mill to help them extend the interval between major inspection and maintenance outages on their pulp mill batch digesters, without increasing mechanical integrity and safety risks. Such extensions reduce the costs associated with cleaning, scaffolding, inspection, maintenance, etc., and also save lost production capacity. CPI has decades of experience designing and managing digester mechanical integrity programs, and assisting with inspection, repair and materials design of digesters throughout North America. Utilizing risk-based inspection strategies and fitness-for-service concepts, CPI was able to justify outage interval extension for a few of the digesters evaluated, and to provide a roadmap for achieving extension for the others. Through this program, mill staff also have been alerted to deficiencies in inspection and maintenance practices, which could have led to more rapid deterioration than necessary and increased costs
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The Beatles' Magical Mystery Tour DVD/Blu ray release will be sold in a special deluxe collector's editions, with a one-night only theatrical showing set for certain territories. The special 10-inch-by-10-inch deluxe boxed edition includes both the DVD and Blu-ray, as well as a 60-page book with background information, photographs and documentation from the production, and a faithful reproduction of the mono double seven-inch vinyl EP of the film's six then-new Beatles songs, originally issued in the UK to complement the film's 1967 release.
The movie's visuals were revamped by Paul Rutan Jr. of Eque Inc. -- which is the same team that are receiving raves for the recent restoration of the group's Yellow Submarine movie and once again George Martin's son Giles Martin, with the help of Sam Okell, has remixed the sound at Abbey Road Studios.
The DVD features newly filmed interviews with Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, with McCartney providing the director's commentary, along with other interviews from the film's cast and crew. All of the bonus featurettes incude previously unseen footage -- including a clip by Traffic performing "Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush" that the Beatles had commissioned for inclusion in the film, but was left on the cutting room floor. Another highlight is the long rumored John Lennon-directed "Nat's Dream" sequence which was also left out of the film.
New edits, featuring unseen footage, are included of the songs "Your Mother Should Know," "Blue Jay Way," "The Fool On The Hill" -- along with a Top Of The Pops clip of "Hello Goodbye" featuring footage of the "Fab Four" editing the Magical Mystery Tour film.
Although the Beatles took a heavy critical lashing for Magical Mystery Tour when it was shown on British TV during the 1967 Christmas holidays, Paul McCartney admits that the group never intended to create another A Hard Day's Night or Help!-type feature: "We knew we weren't doing a regular film. We knew we were doing a crazy, roll-poly '60s film, with 'I am the Eggman, you were the. . . ' and I just wandered off to France and did that 'Fool On The Hill' stuff."
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The AMT sets a minimum tax rate of 26% or 28% on some taxpayers so that they cannot use certain types of deductions to lower their tax. By contrast, the rate for a corporation is 20%. Affected taxpayers are those who have what are known as "tax preference items". These include long-term capital gains, accelerated depreciation, & percentage depletion.
Because the AMT is not indexed to inflation, an increasing number of upper-middle-income taxpayers have been finding themselves subject to this tax. In 2006, an IRS report highlighted the AMT as the single most serious problem with the tax code.
For 2007, the AMT Exemption was not fully phased until [income reaches] $415,000 for joint returns. Within the $150,000 to $415,000 range, AMT liability typically increases as income increases above $150,000.
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Rep. RANGEL: We have the opportunity to provide relief to upward of some 25 million people from being hit by a $50 billion tax increase, which it was never thought could happen to these people. Almost apart from this, we have an opportunity to close a very unfair tax provision, that certainly no one has come to me to defend, which prevents a handful of people from having unlimited funds being shipped overseas under deferred compensation and escaping liability. Nobody, liberal or conservative, believes that these AMT taxpayers should be hit by a tax that we didn't intend. But also, no one has the guts to defend the offshore deferred compensation. So what is the problem?
Opponents recommend voting NO because:
Rep. McCRERY: This is a bill that would patch the AMT, and then increase other taxes for the patch costs. Republicans are for patching the AMT. Where we differ is over the question of whether we need to pay for the patch by raising other taxes. The President's budget includes a 1-year patch on the AMT without a pay-for. That is what the Senate passed by a rather large vote very recently, 88-5. The President has said he won't sign the bill that is before us today. Republicans have argued against applying PAYGO to the AMT patch. In many ways PAYGO has shown itself to be a farce.
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Bon-Ton reduces 3Q loss amid 1.9% sales gain
The Bon-Ton Stores Inc. narrowed its fiscal third-quarter loss by more than half, as it put in place a number of initiatives this year to increase sales and reduce expenses, the company said Thursday.
The parent company of Boston Store said it cut its loss to $10.1 million, or 55 cents a share, from $22.0 million, or $1.21, a year earlier. »Read Full Article
Carrier Classic organizers drop the ball
Mount Pleasant, S.C. - Trent Lockett said it best for everyone connected with such a potentially beautiful event that was KO'd by condensation.
"I was skating on my shoes," the Marquette University guard said Friday night. "It was so slippery I was almost falling. It's a shame we couldn't play this game for what it meant, but it's better to be safe than sorry." »Read Full Article(25)
Bucks 101, Wizards 91
Washington - A wild ending in the final minute marred the Bucks' 101-91 victory over the Washington Wizards on Friday night at the Verizon Center.
Monta Ellis was fouled hard on a drive to the basket by Wizards rookie Bradley Beal and a flagrant foul 2 was assessed and Beal was ejected. »Read Full Blog Post(68)
Wisconsin children asked to decorate ornaments
Madison - Wisconsin school children are being asked to decorate ornaments for the Capitol Christmas tree.
Gov. Scott Walker says the theme of this year's tree will be "In Wisconsin," which is also the motto being used in a marketing campaign by the state's chief economic development agency. »Read Full Article(8)
DNR warns hunters to watch out for elk
Madison - State wildlife officials are urging deer hunters to keep an eye out for elk and moose.
Elk now occupy parts of Ashland, Bayfield, Price and Sawyer counties. Moose have been sighted in the state's northern counties as well. Department of Natural Resources officials say they wandered into the state from northern Minnesota and Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Both species are protected in Wisconsin.
DNR big game ecologist Kevin Wallenfang said hunters should concentrate on identifying their target and what lies beyond it.
Racine's Owens was activist for housing, civil rights
When she came to Racine from Mississippi in 1946, Corinne Reid Owens applied for a job she was sure she was qualified for: teaching. After all, she had her teaching certificate. She'd been a teacher for 13 years.
The school district had another idea. "They told her she wasn't qualified," said her niece, Orien Reid Nix. So she took the only job she could find - as a janitor at Gateway Technical Institute. It took some time, but Owens got that teaching job, becoming one of the first African-American teachers in Racine. »Read Full Article
Foreclosure mogul Brunner concealed cash, real estate, FBI says
Foreclosure mogul Todd Brunner concealed cash and real estate holdings from creditors before he filed for bankruptcy last year, newly released records filed as part of an FBI raid of his Pewaukee home allege.
The FBI is investigating Brunner on suspicion of bank, mail and bankruptcy fraud - a probe that started in the spring after officials in his bankruptcy case questioned whether his court filings disclosed all of his holdings, according to sources and an affidavit the FBI filed to obtain a warrant to search Brunner's home in October. Those records were unsealed Friday. »Read Full Article(322)
Black Earth Meat Market recalls beef tongues
Black Earth - Black Earth Meat Market is recalling about 99 pounds of beef tongue because the tonsils may not have been removed completely, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Pediatrician sentenced to prison in billing scam
A pediatrician who ran clinics caring for poor children, among others, in Milwaukee was sentenced to a year and a day in federal prison for billing the government for services provided by an unlicensed doctor at her facility.
Noemi Prieto, 60, was convicted in March of 16 counts of health care fraud. The jury could not reach a verdict on two counts of fraud and one of obstruction of justice. »Read Full Article(37)
Lemon law lawyer Megna to run for Supreme Court
Madison - A Milwaukee attorney who has been dubbed the king of lemon laws and has refused to serve Republican clients plans to run for the state Supreme Court.
Vince Megna, who has been running a string of web videos since Republicans in the Legislature changed a consumer law last year, said Friday he was running against Supreme Court Justice Patience Roggensack. »Read Full Article(17)
Dodgeville man killed in workplace accident
A man killed in a workplace accident in Mazomanie while operating a forklift was identified by the Dane County Medical Examiner's Office Friday as Marc Nondorf, 54, of Dodgeville.
Nondorf was working in the yard at Wick Homes Wednesday when a load he was moving collapsed on him.
Third child dies after house fire in Racine
A third child involved in a tragic house fire in Racine that killed two little girls has died.
Michael Scott, 7, was pronounced dead Friday, his uncle Michael Scott Jr. said Friday. »Read Full Article
Tab for chemical cleanup in Slinger reaches $135,000
Slinger - Emergency removal of nearly 9,000 gallons of hazardous chemicals from an abandoned metal plating factory in the village has cost the nation's taxpayers about $135,000, a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency official said Friday.
Federal contractors took out more than 315 barrels, drums, vats and large jugs containing chemicals and metal plating wastes. »Read Full Article(31)
Waukesha, Oak Creek working to put water deal back in motion
Waukesha - A proposed amendment to an agreement for Oak Creek to sell Lake Michigan water to the City of Waukesha will put the plan back on track after a one-month delay, Waukesha Water Utility General Manager Dan Duchniak said Friday.
The revision clarifies how Waukesha's future rate payments to Oak Creek will be determined, Duchniak said. The amendment is intended to reassure Oak Creek that it will be paid rates that reimburse it for full costs of the service. »Read Full Article(84)
Oconomowoc Winter Farmers Market on Sunday
The Oconomowoc Winter Farmers Market kicks off its season on Sunday at Oconomowoc Landscape and Supply. Alice in Dairyland and Waukesha County Executive Dan Vrakas will be there to celebrate the market's first day.
Read more here.
Nearly 100 Milwaukee area salons to hold fundraiser for Azana victims
Nearly 100 Milwaukee area salons and spas are expected to participate in a fundraising effort Tuesday to support victims of a shooting last month at Azana Spa & Salon in Brookfield, and to help raise awareness of domestic abuse.
The goal is to focus attention on the potential for tragedy when domestic abuse isn't stopped, while donating a percentage of sales that day to help victims of the spa shooting, said Jan Seybold, one of the organizers of Cut it Out Day. »Read Full Article(2)
Wisconsin's super swing counties, home to the Bush/Obama/Walker voter
Democrat Barack Obama carried 23 counties Tuesday that voted for Republican Scott Walker in June.
In June, Republican Walker carried 47 counties that voted for Democrat Obama in 2008. »Read Full Blog Post(124)
Marquette law professor Fallone considering state Supreme Court run
Madison - A law-school professor at Marquette University said he is considering running for the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
Ed Fallone said Friday that he is looking at running against Justice Patience Roggensack next year. The election is April 2. »Read Full Article(30)
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The world's 77 million Anglicans, including American Episcopalians, have a new leader with today's selection of Bishop Justin Welby of Durham as the 105th Archbishop of Canterbury.
Welby, 56, succeeds Archbishop Rowan Williams, who will return to academia at Cambridge University next year, according to Religion News Service. The theologically conservative Welby will lead a church divided, most notably in the United States over the place of gay and lesbian people in the clergy and laity. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Video: Daykin discusses West side developments
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Tom Brokaw, former NBC News anchor and bestselling author, will deliver the keynote speech at this year's Medical College of Wisconsin Healthcare Dinner, which begins around 6 p.m. Monday in Pfister Hotel's Grand Ballroom.
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And the top-grossing James Bond film of all time is....
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I just spoke on the telephone with Corey Hart to see what he had to say about a report from Fox Sports baseball reporter Ken Rosenthal from the general managers meetings in Indian Wells, Calif., that the Brewers are discussing a contract extension with him.
Hart said he spoke with his agent, Jeff Berry, on Thursday and he had no news of contract talks, so it sounds as if the sides have had only preliminary discussions about the possibility of an extension. Hart made it clear late in the 2012 season that he'd like to be a "Brewer for life" by extending his deal that is set to expire after next season. »Read Full Blog Post(54)
Racine police investigate death of man, 84, in home
Racine police are investigating the death of an 84-year-old man who was found unconscious inside his home by a relative Thursday afternoon.
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Adelman Travel to acquire Missouri travel agency
Glendale-based Adelman Travel Group has agreed to buy a Missouri travel agency, the largest acquisition in the company's history.
Adelman is buying Great Southern Travel, the travel agency division of Great Southern Financial Corp., for an undisclosed price, the company announced Friday. »Read Full Article(1)
Alliant earnings up; reaches deal to sell renewable construction business
Alliant Energy Corp. said Friday its third quarter earnings increased because hot summer weather drove up electricity use. The company also said it is expecting earnings growth and an increase in its dividend in 2013.
The Madison utility holding company said net incomre rose 23.5% to $150.7 million, or $1.36 a share, from $122 million, or $1.10, last year. Utility sales were up 2% to $887.6 million from $870.9 million. »Read Full Blog Post
Caterpillar closing Minnesota plant, shifts work to Wisconsin
Owatonna, Minn. - Caterpillar Inc. says it plans to close its plant in southern Minnesota and shift work to Wisconsin and Georgia.
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Madison officer kills man in midst of burglary
A police officer responding to a report of a burglary in progress in Madison shot and killed the intruder early Friday morning during a physical confrontation, Madison police said.
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Federal and state officials gathered for the ceremonial "keel laying" at Marinette Marine. It's the fourth Littoral Combat Ship for Marinette Marine and is expected to be delivered to the U.S. Navy in 2015. The keel is generally the first part of the ship's hull to be constructed. »Read Full Article(12)
Voters in 10 Illinois counties support concealed carry
The National Rifle Association may have missed its target in the presidential race, but it hit a few bull's-eyes in Illinois.
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MGIC's third-quarter loss exceeds analysts' forecasts
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Also Friday, Milwaukee-based MGIC said it will pay $267.5 million to Freddie Mac under a preliminary deal to resolve a dispute over coverage on pools of loans. »Read Full Article
Madison homeless campers asked to vacate
Madison - The city is once again shutting down an Occupy Madison encampment blocks from the state Capitol.
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Greenfield officials seek developer for Loomis Road site
Greenfield officials are taking steps to find a developer willing to buy 13 acres, at Loomis Road and I-894, from the state Department of Transportation, according to a GreenfieldNow.com article by reporter Jane Ford-Stewart. (1)
Wisconsin shoppers to pay less for Thanksgiving meal
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Cerumen Impaction
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- An inability of the ear to naturally clear itself of cerumen
- Putting objects into your ears that push the cerumen deeper into the ear canal
Risk Factors
- Trying to remove cerumen with a cotton-tipped swab.
- A twisted, narrow, or complicated ear canal
- Ears that overproduce cerumen
- Age: affects the elderly and causes hearing loss
- Dense hair growth in ear canal
- Hearing aid use
- Intellectual disability
Your doctor using one of several instruments, including:
- Curette—This is a surgical instrument shaped like a scoop.
- Suction—When the cerumen is loosened, the doctor will vacuum the earwax.
- Flushing—Your doctor may rinse the impacted cerumen using flushing equipment.
- Ceruminolytic agents—Your doctor may prescribe or recommend using a ceruminolytic agent. This is a liquid-like solution that is used to drop into the ear and soften the earwax to help ease removal.
- Damage your eardrum—the membrane that vibrates and transmits sound to the middle ear
- Make yourself more prone to swimmer's ear —an infection or inflammation of the skin that lines the ear canal
- Injure the ear canal
- Cause the cerumen to become more impacted and more difficult to remove
- Do not clean your ears with anything more than a soapy washcloth on the outer rim of your ear.
- Do not use cotton-tipped swabs to clean anywhere inside your ears.
- Use medications as advised by your doctor to help prevent the build up of earwax.
- If you are concerned about earwax, see your doctor. Do not attempt to remove the earwax by yourself.
- Schedule regular visits to remove earwax build up as advised by your doctor.
American Academy of Audiology http://www.audiology.org
American Speech–Language–Hearing Association http://www.asha.org
Canadian Society of Otolaryngology http://www.entcanada.org
Health Canada http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca
Cerumen impaction. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed . Updated October 30, 2012. Accessed September 13, 2013.
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2/26/2010 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance : Ear candles: risk of serious injuries. US Food and Drug Administration website. Available at: http://www.fda.gov/Safety/MedWatch/SafetyInformation/SafetyAlertsforHumanMedicalProducts/ucm201108.htm . Published February 20, 2010. Accessed February 26, 2010.
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Enjoy this video first look of new Cinderella stars Carly Rae Jepsen, Joe Carroll and Fran Drescher!February 18, 2014
Talking up new Hedwig and the Angry Inch star Andrew Rannells with Tony winner Lena Hall, John Cameron Mitchell, Stephen Trask and the Broadway favorite himself.August 15, 2014
It's the final episode of Lesli Margherita's backstage vlog at Matilda! See Lesli freak out over dogs, scare people and perform with the cast at JFK. Don't worry kids, she'll be back with another vlog...someday!August 14, 2014
This week Sierra Boggess takes us back into the exclusive Club Christine. In part two, Sierra chats with 10 more of the Phantom's past and present Christines.August 12, 2014
Stars Michael Cera, Kieran Culkin and Tavi Gevinson talk about starring in This Is Our Youth. Kenneth Longergan's play, directed by Tony winner Anna D. Shapiro, opens on September 11 at the Cort Theatre.August 18, 2014
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Beautiful Tony nominee Jessie Mueller scolds us about a question that's"not appropriate" and reveals which Tony winner she's always up againt for roles.May 30, 2014
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This week, James Monroe Iglehart introduces us to the cast of Aladdin and invites you to tweet your questions to him at @jamesmiglehart with the hashtag #askthegenie.August 14, 2014


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Bring It On's cast recording has just hit online stores, and Broadway.com has an exclusive music video behind the scenes of the red-hot recording session! "Do Your Own Thing" and watch these incredible singers in action!
The nekkid guys come back to the New York stage.April 5, 2012
Here, friends, grab a tissue. You'll need it. This is the final episode of The Princess Diary. Get ready to laugh, cry and say goodbye to Laura Osnes, Santino Fontana, dear Herman and everyone at Cinderella on Broadway.January 29, 2014
Get a sneak peek at the national tour of Pippin.April 15, 2014
From number crunchers to college Mormon missionaries, see which five fans The Book of Mormon star Rory O'Malley chooses to win the The Book of Mormon: The Testament of a Broadway Musical.December 21, 2012
Broadway.com met up with new Cinderella stars Carly Rae Jepsen and Fran Drescher as they filmed a new TV commercial. Check it out here first!January 31, 2014
For the inaugural episode of Fly Girl, Wicked headliner Lindsay Mendez introduces viewers to Team Green and introduces her co-stars Katie Rose Clarke and Derek Klena.July 3, 2013
In this week's episode of Looks Not Books, Matilda's Lesli Margherita takes viewers through her hectic week of work, chats up Emmy-winning choreographer Joshua Bergasse (Smash) and proves that she is not Facebook's Zinnia Wormwood.October 21, 2013
The Tony-winning musical The Lion King celebrated 15 years on Broadway with a triumphant performance and lavish celebration. Hear from the award-winning creators and current cast about why The Lion King is unlike any other show on Broadway.November 19, 2012
If/Then's James Snyder is pretty fired up in this week's vlog and who could blame him? He's got a new cast album, he's chatting with Jenn Colella, he's getting a haircut AND working the merch table. What a week!May 22, 2014
Think you know everything there is to know about New York City? Get the facts (while laughing and chowing down on an Italian meal) from Kevin James Doyle, co-writer and star of off-Broadway's How To Be a New Yorker at Planet Hollywood.September 30, 2013
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The Church of Madre del Buon Consiglio (or Basilica dell'Incoronata Madre del Buon Consiglio or Maria del Buon Consiglio) (Italian: Uncrowned Mother of Good Counsel) is a Roman Catholic church in Naples, Italy. It is located on the hillside leading up to the Capodimonte palace and art museum and is visible from many quarters of the city.
The church has its roots in two miracles observed by local girl Maria di Gesù Landi (21 January 1861 – 26 March 1931). Known for her devotion to Our Lady of Good Counsel (Madonna del Buon Consiglio), she created a painting of the saint in 1884, which apparently stopped an outbreak of cholera in the city in that year. 22 years later, the same painting appeared to clear the ash clouds from the 1906 eruption of Mount Vesuvius.
Vincenzo Vecchio designed the church in imitation of St. Peter's in Rome. The church was constructed between 1920 and 1940, on top of the ancient Catacombs of San Gennaro. It has become the destination of pilgrimages in the name of Maria di Gesù Landi. The church houses a number of works of art rescued from closed, damaged, or abandoned houses of worship in the city.
Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madre_del_Buon_Consiglio
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The Church of Madre del Buon Consiglio (or Basilica dell'Incoronata Madre del Buon Consiglio or Maria...
The Church of Madre del Buon Consiglio (or Basilica dell'Incoronata Madre del Buon Consiglio or Maria...
While exploring the alleys of old Naples, I chanced upon a print shop where they still operate a Lino...
Napoli, Piazza Cardinale Sisto Riario Sforza
The name "Italy" is shrouded in mystery; some etymologists trace it to a Greek word meaning "the land of young cattle."
Italy was fond of Jupiter and Mars from the very start, Jupiter for fatherly good luck and Mars for war!
But it all began with Rome. Rome was founded by Romulus and Remus who were sons of Rhea and Mars.
The twins were abandoned at birth out of a fear that they would grow up and later overthrow Amelius, usurper of their grandfather's rightful throne.
Wrongful mis-doings most foul! Treachery and sabotage!! HOW would these two blessed infants make their way in such a world?
As it turns out, the twins didn't have to make their way very far, because one of them killed the other one and then they weren't twins anymore. But that happens later.
First they got rescued by a she-wolf who suckled them with her milk and raised them as her own until they were discovered by the shepherd Faustulus.
Faustulus fed them meat and bread and also raised them as his own until they were old enough to return to Amelius and hack him up as planned. They reinstated the grandfather Numitor to his rightful throne and went off to celebrate by starting a town of their own.
They chose a hilly area where the mama wolf had saved them from certain death in the barren wilderness and began scouting locations.
Romulus liked one hill. Remus liked another. The circle of crows like Romulus' hill, so Romulus killed Remus and named the town after himself. Thus Rome was born and Italy with it.
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This spring I have had the privilege to take a sabbatical from my teaching and administrative responsibilities at Seattle Pacific University and come with my family to Oxford University where I am a visiting research scholar for 2012 at Blackfriars Hall. Blackfriars is what is termed a permanent private hall (PPH) of Oxford University which is a bit distinct from the other colleges. Permanent Private Halls are established by … There's more to read here.
Jeff's latest book, Your Neighbor's Hymnal,
provides a winsome and thoughtful exploration of popular music, from rock to hip-hop to metal to soul, as a vital source contemporary culture continues to go to learn about faith, hope, and love. Where some Christians have kept their focus only on a hymnal found in their church or formed by the genre of Contemporary Christian Music, Keuss argues that your neighbor's hymnal is filled with great music that God is using and deserves a deeper listen. Offering forty songs spanning time and genres, each section includes a number of representative reflections on the history and artist that created the song, reflections on its lyrical content, and theological and biblical connections that will hopefully show some ways in which the song illustrates how your neighbor is hearing, seeking, and finding faith, hope, and love through popular music.
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ANDOVER, Mass. — A state legislator is calling on a local district attorney to resign over her handling a high-profile domestic murder case involving the son of longtime Boston Red Sox broadcaster Jerry Remy.
Jared Remy, 34, has pleaded innocent to murdering his girlfriend, 27-year-old Jennifer Martel, last Thursday night. Remy had been arrested days before Martel was slain. He was released without bail last Wednesday in an open assault and battery case in which Martel was the alleged victim, said Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan.
Remy has a violent criminal history, including 15 criminal charges since 1998, according to Waltham court records, but there was no restraining order against him at the time, said Ryan.
State Rep. Jim Lyons, R-Andover, said while responsibility for Martel's death "rests with the criminal who committed the act," he noted that she "was a victim of domestic violence who reached out to the system, and the system totally failed her."
Even with Remy's past, he said, "the Middlesex District Attorney's office released him on Wednesday without a dangerousness hearing and without any bail requirement. The fact that the district attorney's office let this man walk free after beating his girlfriend on Tuesday night is a total lack of competence."
Ryan's office rejects the call for her resignation. A spokeswoman, Stephanie Guyotte, said Lyons' message is "an unfortunate attempt to politicize a tragic situation. Our focus is on prosecuting the person responsible for killing Jennifer and seeking justice for her and her family."
Attorney General Martha Coakley said Ryan is reviewing the circumstances of the case "to determine what, if anything, could have been done differently." The state should review its domestic violence laws, Coakley added, to determine if victims could be better protected.
Dustin Luca is a reporter for The Eagle-Tribune in North Andover, Mass.


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SAN BRUNO, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 12/05/12 -- Aconex, provider of the world's most widely used online project collaboration solutions for the mining, construction, infrastructure, power, and oil and gas industries, today announced its selection by Alderon Iron Ore Corp. for the Kamistiatusset (Kami) Iron Ore Project in western Labrador. Alderon, a leading iron ore development company in Canada, chose the Aconex platform to manage the huge volume of documents shared among the geographically dispersed organizations involved in the multiparty project.
"Alderon's Kami project is expected to bring substantial, long-term economic benefits to the region, and Aconex is helping us keep our project on track to deliver those benefits," said Bernard Potvin, executive vice president, project delivery at Alderon. "It's crucial that all of our global teams, from China to St. John's, have real-time access to current documentation around the clock. The resulting increase in productivity -- for administration, information management, and personnel tracking and reporting -- has shortened document turnaround time among team members, directly improving our bottom line."
Prior to Aconex, Alderon had not deployed a third-party collaboration solution to manage the hundreds of thousands of documents involved in Kami, with 150-plus document types ranging from AutoCad drawings and 3D models to contracts and procurement materials. Previously, correspondence and collaboration among participating companies had occurred on email, various internal servers and additional channels.
By deploying the Aconex solution, Alderon is able to operate more efficiently in managing correspondence, documents and workflows. An important benefit for Alderon was ease of deployment and local support, which enabled the project team to become fully operational on the Aconex platform in a matter of weeks from the day of implementation.
"In the age of Big Data and multiparty collaboration, there's an increasingly massive amount of information being created, and companies are forced to deal with the deluge or be left behind," said Leigh Jasper, CEO of Aconex. "We've witnessed first-hand how our clients have overcome that challenge to streamline their processes and realize major cost savings and productivity gains -- and ultimately improved profitability."
About Aconex Aconex provides the world's most widely used Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform for managing information, processes and people throughout the life cycle of construction and engineering projects across multiple industries. The Aconex suite of solutions -- secure, neutral and centralized -- enables project managers to reduce the cost and risk inherent in capital projects of all sizes and improve efficiency, productivity and accountability for all project participants. Aconex has served projects valued at more than US$600 billion, with over 280,000 users. Customers include many of the world's largest mining companies, nine of the world's top ten engineering procurement and construction (EPC) firms, 23 of the 25 leading global design firms, and nearly all Fortune 500 construction and engineering firms. For more information and examples of Aconex in action, see www.aconex.com. Follow Aconex on Twitter at @aconex and on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/company/aconex.
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CHICAGO -- As Randy Wolf stepped on the mound to pitch the third inning of Tuesday night's All-Star Game at U.S. Cellular Field, he had his mother within eyesight and the feeling that his deceased father was somewhere sharing the joy of the moment.
Making his first career All-Star Game appearance, Wolf allowed one run in one inning, and then watched the American League rally for a 7-6 win over the National League to ensure itself of home-field advantage in this year's World Series.
"You're so far out of your element in a game like this," Wolf said. "You don't have the opportunity to prepare like you normally do. It was a strange experience, but amazing at the same time."
After striking out Yankees catcher Jorge Posada to begin the third inning, Wolf, who was the Phillies' only participant in Midsummer Classic, issued a walk to speedy Mariner Ichiro Suzuki, who went to second on a wild pitch and later scored on a two-out single to left field by Toronto's Carlos Delgado. The 26-year-old southpaw struck out two of the five batters he faced.
"It was amazing having the opportunity to go out there and pitch and not embarrass myself," Wolf said. "I'll never forget this."
During pregame introductions Wolf displayed a batting glove that had "4 U Dad" on it to honor his father, who died during Randy's senior year of high school. Wolf said he started feeling a little sentimental during the National Anthem.
"I got sort of emotional as the planes went overhead," Wolf said. "[Phillies reliever] Dan Plesac told me I would get a little choked up during the Anthem and I did."
Wolf's father's passing denied him the opportunity to see his development into a top-level starter, who has already ensured himself of a fourth consecutive double-digit season win total. He enters the post-All-Star break portion of the schedule 10-4 with a 3.31 ERA and has limited opponents to a .204 batting average, which ranks fourth in the NL.
"I don't say that I have arrived yet," Wolf said. "Not until I win 20 games over five seasons will I say that I've arrived. There are a lot of parts of my game that I can improve."
Wolf has always been known as an intense individual and he said much of his determination was inherited from his father.
"You feel in some way [that my father] is enjoying the moment," Wolf said. "Just to keep him in my heart is the most important thing. He doesn't have to physically be here to appreciate the event."
This day was completely different than any Wolf has ever experienced. His normal routine on the days that he is going to pitch never includes looking at carpet samples with his mother.
But when Judy Wolf arrived in Chicago Tuesday afternoon, her motherly instincts took over and she began showing her son different carpet patterns that he might want in his new Los Angeles-area home.
"It's awesome to have her here," Wolf said. "She's been such a big part of my life. When I told her that I was going to the All-Star Game, she cried, and she's not a crier. It's a great feeling. You always want to make your mother proud."
Wolf certainly made his mother proud and appears to have the stuff that will allow him to honor his father in many more All-Star Games before his promising career is complete.
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Lauren Rebecca Sykes and Nicholas Burke Stoltmann were united in marriage at noon on Saturday, May 18, 2013 in Forsyth Park in Savannah. The Rev. Tim Moore officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Sykes of North Augusta. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brent Valentine of North Augusta and Mrs. Millie Sykes and the late Mr. Russell J. Sykes of Easley, S.C.
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