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About SITT
SITT's mandate is to accelerate Canada's economic growth and innovation through the development and use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs).
To achieve excellence in our policies, standards, research, regulation and advocacy on behalf of a competitive ICT industry and a strong ICT infrastructure in Canada.
SITT fulfils its mandate by leveraging its policy and regulatory powers, its R&D and its marketplace and industry development services to:
- ensure that Canadians have access to a world-class telecommunications infrastructure
- enhance the international competitiveness of Canadian ICT industries
- promote the strategic use of ICT by all sectors of the Canadian economy and make Canada a world leader in e-commerce
- provide leadership in strategic areas of ICT R&D on behalf of federal organizations
- maximize economic and social benefits from the use of the radio frequency spectrum.
We strive to deliver our mandate, guided by the following values:
- Leadership: We focus on people, teamwork and results.
- Commitment to Clients and Quality Service: We focus on our clients' needs. The quality of our service is measured by their satisfaction.
- Excellence and Integrity: We strive for excellence. We maintain the highest standards of integrity.
- Innovation and Continuous Improvement: We explore new ideas and diverse perspectives. We broaden our learning to continually improve our services.
- Commitment to Employees: We value each other and respect the differences in our individual talents and cultural backgrounds. We celebrate accomplishments.
- Communication and Consultation: We ensure the well-being, creativity and productivity of employees through effective two-way communication.
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A sector of Industry Canada, SITT has more than 1000 employees across Canada, operating under the direction of the Assistant Deputy Minister (SITT), the Deputy Minister and the Minister of Industry. SITT is composed of seven branches and the Communications Research Centre:
- Communications Research Centre Canada (CRC): Conducts world class research that provides insight into future advanced information and communications technologies to help IC develop telecommunications policies and regulations; supports other government operations such as national defence and public safety; and supports Canada's communication sectors by engaging in industry partnerships and working with other research organizations.
- Digital Economy Planning and Coordination Branch (DEPC): Industry Canada's lead branch responsible for the coordination, design and implementation of Canada's Digital Economy Strategy (DES).
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promotes business innovation, competition and growth through the development of policies,
legislation and regulations and ensures equitable broadband access through the Broadband
Canada program.
- Engineering, Planning and Standards Branch (DGEPS): Ensures the effective and efficient use of radio frequency spectrum and Canada's satellite orbital resources, and the orderly evolution of Canada's telecommunication infrastructure by negotiating treaties, international agreements and arrangements, setting technical standards and regulations; certifying equipment and broadcasting facilities; analysing security of telecommunications networks; and ensuring emergency telecommunications services.
- Governance, Policy Coordination and Planning (GPP) Branch: Provides the support necessary for SITT to deliver on its key strategies including strategic planning, human resources, financial planning, management accountability, corporate functions and policy coordination; and delivers the Prime Minister's Awards for Teaching Excellence and Excellence in Early Childhood Education.
- Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) Branch: Provides value-added knowledge, expertise about Canadian ICT industries and advocates on their behalf, and manages programs that support technology development.
- Office of the Assistant Deputy Minister (ADMO): acts as a central point of coordination and advice within the sector for matters related to scheduling, briefing, correspondence and executive services to the Assistant Deputy Minister (ADM) and Associate Assistant Deputy Minister (AADM).
- Spectrum Management Operations Branch (DGSO): Promotes an economically efficient use of the radio frequency spectrum by developing and implementing operational regulations, policies, procedures, processes and incentives, and providing the tools, systems and coordination to support the program.


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Step out the door and you're footsteps away from the beach and the wrap-around pool. The family friendly resort is well-maintained, secure, and offers up everything you could ask for in a Florida vacation. Splash in the year-round heated pool, have a snack at the poolside Tiki bar, play some beach volleyball, or grill out on the beach.
After a soothing day enjoying the award winning beaches, kick back on your own private balcony overlooking the miles of open beach and watch the dolphins play. Then, simply relax and savor a front row seat to one of the most beautiful sunsets in the world.
This tastefully furnished beachfront stateroom features two double beds, a complete kitchenette, ceiling fans, a 37" flat screen TV, ceramic tile flooring, and an amazing view. Fully equipped for your comfort and pleasure with cold A/C, warm blankets, fine linens and towels, beach towels, DVD/VCR, a hairdryer, a coffeemaker, a toaster, blender, microwave, cooking utensils, pots & pans, iron & board. With it's balcony directly overlooking the pool, you'll be able to easily watch the activity down below while relaxing in your own private space.
If you like, we can also arrange to stock your kitchen for you. Ask about gourmet grocery delivery available pre-arrival.
Nearby activities include sailing, kayaking, biking, shopping, parasailing, jet skiing, boat rentals, shopping, or fine dining. If you're more of a sports fan, catch a game with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Tampa Bay Lightning, Tampa Bay Rays, or one of the many teams that visit the area for Spring Training. Visit world-class museums, exciting concerts, or historic Florida landmarks. There's always something to do.
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Overman applauds professionalism in inter-agency pursuit
Scotts Bluff County Sheriff Mark Overman says he was pleased there were no injuries, no shots were fired and no damage to vehicles during a high speed pursuit Saturday afternoon that involved Wyoming and Nebraska law enforcement agencies. The two Texas fugitives, who were armed and had an assault rifle in their vehicle, were eventually apprehended north of Henry.
Overman Monday applauded all the officers for the cooperation between agencies and their professionalism. Overman told KNEB News the possibility of injuries to the public, officers and suspects go "way, way,up" in such pursuits. But he says when they are chasing people who are armed and dangerous, there is "no way we are not going to pursue people like that."
Overman says officers with local agencies and the two State Patrols still have issues communicating with each other, but the two communication centers were able to keep a line open, and the agencies were able to overcome the problems.
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- Electric Current Abroad
- Business Ethics: A Manual for Managing a Responsible Enterprise in Emerging Market Economies
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National Export Strategy, 2012 Edition
The newly updated National Export Strategy reports on the third year of the Obama Administration's National Export Initiative, including results to date and ambitious plans for 2013.
International Trade Update, June 2011 issue
The June issue of the International Trade Administration's monthly newsletter features an in-depth report on meetings of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Forum this past May that focused on green growth, the needs of small exporters, and anticorruption efforts. Other reports include a look at a new online tool that facilitates finding tariff rates for 20 free trade markets, an interview with an exporter of pet care products, and a report on one of the winners of this year's E Awards.
The Impact of Exporting on the Stability of U.S. Manufacturing Industries
This paper, part of the series "Manufacturing and Services Economic Briefs," investigates the link between exporting and the economic stability of the U.S. manufacturing sector. The authors found that "non-U.S. sales, including exports from the United States, reduce the normalized volatility of the value of total shipments of U.S. manufacturers."
The Commercial Outlook for U.S. Small Modular Nuclear Reactors
Small modular reactors (SMRs), many of which are built on proven, well-known technology, could meet the power and heating needs of countries worldwide while significantly reducing carbon emissions. This report takes a detailed look at the U.S. SMR industry and identifies 27 "best prospect" international markets for SMRs.
Annual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board
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Packaging Machinery: Sustainability and Competitiveness
Sustainable manufacturingthat is, the use of processes that minimize negative environmental impacts; conserve energy and natural resources; are safe for employees, communities, and consumers; and are economically soundis a practice that is being driven both by market forces and regulation.This report, the result of more than a year of research and interviews, examines the changing business environment for U.S. packaging machinery manufacturers, looks at sustainability as a means to gain competitive advantage, and offers case studies of five leading manufacturers in this sector.
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Southend group to appear live on 'Got to Dance' (From Echo)
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Southend group to appear live on 'Got to Dance'
10:00am Saturday 23rd February 2013 in Local News By Luke Lambert
A SOUTHEND dance troupe has grooved its way into the live semi-final of a UK TV talent show.
The 10 dancers who make up Poison have beaten off the competition to line up alongside 29 other acts in the Sky1 hit show Got To Dance.
They will now line up alongside five other dance acts this Sunday in a bid to win the public vote and a spot in the final.
Head dancer Christabelle says the group, who train at Wiggles Dance Studio, on Aviation Way, has been rehearsing for 15 hours a week since progressing to the semi-finals and are in a confident mood heading into the live shows.
She said: "We are very excited and will be giving our all. We only have a minute and a half to show the judges what we have got and if everything comes off then I know we can do a good job and stand a chance."
Lorraine Field, who runs Wiggles Dance Studio, said: "The girls have worked so hard for this and deserve their recognition. I have seen them grow into a very good dance troupe and I can't wait to see them perform live."
The live show can be seen at 6pm this Sunday on Sky1.
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Ashland Creek Press is delighted to announce the publication of a mystery novel by Cheryl Fischer '80. Fischer's captivating debut novel, Falling into Green (forthcoming in May), is the first in an eco-mystery series featuring psychologist Dr. Esmeralda Green. A pilot for a TV series, based on the characters in the book, is also currently being developed.
Published: March 12, 2012
Emily Sheehan has a show titled Drawing on Experience running from January 9 through January 31 at Indiana University Southeast in New Albany, IN.
Mike Sgier '08 had a comic featured in the Philadelphia City Paper's annual comics issue (December 1, 2011). The comic was also chosen as "Best-in-Show" by guest editor Art Baxter.
Amy Sands was a Juror at the 2011 Metris Uptown Art Fair in Minneapolis.
Sands will also be a part of a collaborative installation titled Recall at the Pratt Institute in New York.
Encounter the whimsical spirit of winter through this energetic exhibition of oil paintings by Nicholas Reti '01. Caught in Crested Butte, a Colorado snow-globe, Reti illuminates the fascinating forms created by snow on familiar objects and local landscapes.
Quodlibetica's latest constellation, the Icy Issue, has launched!
This time contributors include One Room Schoolhouse, Salon Saloon's very own Andy Sturdevant, art historian Marsha Olson, critic Mason Riddle, and the usual suspects—Thomas O. Haakenson, Lightsey Darst and Christina Schmid.
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Bill Rebholz's illustration was published in the Isthmus, which is Madison, Wisconsin's version of City Pages.
Published: March 8, 2012
Metalwork by Chris Rand '00 was selected to appear in a new book from Schiffer Publishing titled Ironwork Today 3: Inside and Out. The book showcases the work of over seventy artists from across the U.S. and Canada. Rand's work is featured on four of the book's 256 pages. Rand creates custom designed metalwork for architects, residents, and churches upon commission.
Liz Plahn '09 was recently promoted to senior designer at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (MASS MoCA) after working as a junior designer since 2009.
Christy Oates '06 has three pieces in a group show at the Renwick Gallery in Washington DC in July. Oates's work will join that of 39 other artists in an exhibition entitled 40 Under 40.
MCAD alum Nick Schenk, who wrote Clint Eastwood's Gran Torino, is now working on a rewrite for the RoboCop film with Jose Padilha.
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The Electric Information Age Book by Adam Michaels and Jeffrey Schnapp is the third installment in the Inventory Books series.
The work of Marc Manke '11 and Raina Belleau '11 was included in the exhibition Art on the Plains XI at the Plains Art Museum. The show was juried by Hesse McGraw, curator for the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts in Omaha, NB, and assistant director of Max Protech Gallery in NYC.
Published: March 5, 2012
Dr. Anna Tahinci delivered the French paper "Athènes-Paris et les élèves grecs de Bourdelle" ("Athens-Paris and Bourdelle's Greek students") at the Paris-Athens Double Journey 1919-1939 international conference at the Benaki Museum in Athens, Greece, on January 20. The papers of the conference will be published in a special volume in 2013.
The publishing house of Peter Lang Oxford is proud to announce that in 2012 it will begin publishing the book series Studies in German Visual Culture, co-edited by Dr. Thomas O. Haakenson, MCAD Chair and Professor of Liberal Arts, and Dr. Deborah Ascher Barnstone, of Washington State University.
Robert Hoffman '80, animation director of MotiveStudios, recently received the following awards:
Andy DuCett was accepted into the Viewing Program at the Drawing Center in New York City. DuCett was also commissioned to do a drawing for the Walker Art Center, for use in their First Free Saturday program. Finally, DuCett's work was published in a book on contemporary collage by Laurence King Publishing.
Dan Lund '89, an animator working for Disney, was just nominated for an ANNIE award—essentially the equivalent of an Oscar for animators.
Published: March 1, 2012
Catherine Kennedy '05 had an exhibition titled Contemporary Journeys: Installation Art that was on view at the UW-Parkside Foundation Gallery January 17 through February 9.
Monica Haller received a $55,000 grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board for the development of the second half of the Veterans Book Project.
Gregory Euclide '08, MFA, is opening a solo show at the Nevada Museum of Art. The show opens March 24 in Reno, Nevada.
Jody Williams's book exhibition Connections: 18 Images with a Common Thread opened at Form+Content Gallery on January 5 and ran through February 4.
Adjunct faculty member Jennifer Danos has a show at Bethel University's Johnson Gallery titled Arcitectronic Obtrusion 3. The show opened on February 8 and will continue through March 25. Danos also gave a talk on the exhibition on February 8 at Bethel.
Nine collage pieces of Zach Collins's have been accepted into the exhibition Art of Recovery, sponsored by the MN State Arts Board. The exhibition opens in Lowertown, St. Paul, April 2 through June 29.
Published: February 29, 2012
Along with co-author Jennifer Nelson, Keith Braafladt '86 had a book published by the American Library Association. The book is titled Technology and Literacy: 21st Century Library Programming for Children and Teens.
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SCHOOL HOLDS POKER RUN: Fairhaven School, 420 Lincoln Way, Niles, will hold a poker run and cornhole tournament from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the school. The event will include food, raffles, drawing for Harley Davidson, and entertainment. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Fairhaven Special Olympics. First bike out at noon. For information and registration call Sherry at 330-367-7761 or Tracy at 330-652-9800.
CLOTHING TO BE OFFERED: Cortland's Trinity Closet will hold a free clothing giveaway from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at the church, 2576 McCleary-Jacoby Road. Entrance is in the back. For information, call Betty at 440-685-4564 or church office at 330-637-1421.
CHURCH HOLDS SALE: Bristolville United Methodist Church, corner of Routes 45 and 88, will hold a rummage sale form 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
FAMILY NIGHT PLANNED: Rock of Grace Ministries in Kinsman will present a Rock Solid Kids Community Family Night at 6:30 p.m. Friday. The event will include clowns, crafts and other activities. There will also be the grand opening of the remodeled children's room. For information, call 330-924-4431.
ICE CREAM SOCIAL: St. Mary Church will hold the annual parish raffle and ice cream social from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday in the church parking lot. Volunteers are needed on Saturday to help prepare for the event and on Sunday to help set up and put away tables.
CONCERT TO HELP MAN: A benefit concert for Jody Daniels will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday at 717 Union Hall, 2950 Sferra Ave. N.W., Warren. In 2012, Daniels was diagnosed with myasthenia gravis, a neuromuscular disorder, after battling with the symptoms unknowingly for five years. He is in need of a thymectomy which is the removal of the thymus gland. Proceeds from the event will help with medical expenses and cost for the surgery.
CAR CRUISE TO HELP SCOUT: Nash Timko's car show and cruise-in will be held from 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday at Hartford Center, state Routes 7 and 305. The event is an Eagle Scout project fund raiser. Timko plans to build a trophy case for Badger Elementary School. The event will include door prizes; 50/50 drawing; food, music and entertainment by DJ "Goody.''
HONOR VOLUNTEERS: Volunteers will be recognized by the Mahoning Youngstown Community Action Partnership from 5 to 8 p.m. today at a volunteer recognition ceremony at the Tyler Mahoning Valley History Center, 325 West Federal St., Youngstown. Over the past year volunteers helped with various projects and programs such as job fairs, health fairs, mailings, outreach activities, community parades, and office tasks. Volunteers donate their time according to their own schedule. MYCAP has an office at 1325 Fifth Ave., Youngstown. For information about volunteer opportunities or about the programs available, call the Youngstown MYCAP office at 330-747-7921, or the Western Mahoning County office at 330-938-6166.
FREE CONCERT: First Presbyterian Church, 890 Churchill Road, Girard, will present a free concert with Rudy and the Professionals from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Sunday. Free refreshments will be served. Those attending are to bring a lawn chair. In case of bad weather, the concert will be held inside the church.


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|Pines hall of famers to be inducted Aug. 30
By Gary Ridderbusch
Area sports fans are reminded the Eagle River/Northland Pines High School Athletic Hall of Fame Committee will induct two standout athletes, a longtime coach and a State Championship hockey team to the hall Friday, Aug. 30.
The two athletes to be inducted are 1986 graduate Shawn (Gremban) Sullivan and 1973 graduate Joe Sparks. They will be joined at the ceremony by former football and track coach Ray Dillahunt. In addition, the 1984 State Championship boys hockey team will be inducted as a team.Sullivan was a four-time letter winner on the Northland Pines
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Goshen (Orange co.) May 1. In the gale last evening the fine large Church, recently erected in this village, was completely leveled to the ground, besides considerable other damage done in the village. It was by far the most tremendous gale ever witnessed in this place.
COMMENT: Another account specified that it was the newly-built Episcopal Church that was totally destroyed, and that the ``Brick Academy'' was much damaged.
Glorious result of unshaken Patriotism. The excellent Governor Tompkins will be re-elected by the sweeping majority of near nine thousand! 13 of the 17 states of the Union, are firmly republican. We have a free trade, excepting British orders and French decrees, which brother Jonathan knows how to shun or manage.
We congratulate our good farmers who have provided themselves with bread till September -- we understand wheat is rising in price.
TORNADO IN GEORGIA SAVANNAH. (Geo.) April 7. A gentleman just arrived from the upper parts of the State, has communicated to us in substance, the following distressing information: On Wednesday the 28th ult. (March) the citizens of Laurens county, were awakened a little before sun-rise, with an incessant flood of rain, a violent wind, and a frequent falling of trees.
In about 20 minutes the alarm became general, and the destruction of every object around seemed to be threatened, by one of the most dreadful tornadoes, perhaps, ever witnessed in Georgia.
So great has been its ravages, that whole forests have been laid prostrate, and some of the finest high land in this state rendered an heap of ruins. Many of the best plantations have become unfit for immediate cultivation; houses, fences and stock have been swept away or destroyed, and the distress of the planters, (many of who were new settlers, and had just began to surmount their difficulties) is indescribable. Some of them have lost their all -- having neither a horse to plough, nor a cow to milk.
The width of the tornado is supposed to have been about six miles; but its extent has not been ascertained. It passed over the Oakmulgee, about the 7th district of Baldwin, in an easterly direction.
COMMENT: This story was printed in newspapers all over the country. The only eye-witness account I can find, evidently from a letter, reads as follows:
``At Creek Agency, March 27, the thermometer was in the morning 42 -- at 3 o'clock it stood at 80 -- at 10 at night 72 -- the forepart of the day was clear -- the sun descended with rays of clouds pointing to it -- the evening was serene -- at 4 in the morning on the 28th, it began to thunder in the west -- two clouds nearly parallel to each other appeared, rising slowly in that quarter; the thunder continued at short intervals for half an hour, but the direction of the electric fluid was more from cloud to cloud than towards the earth.


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Hey guy, I was wondering if you mirrors in your old '03 shook or vibrated from the wind or when driving? Because I'm looking at actually getting around to buying some from 1A auto. I remember you telling me thats where you got yours a long time ago. I think. lol that was quite a few beers ago!
Hey, jus curious, how wide are those 33s on your 2500? Also, what leveling kit do you got?
lol sadly next to my truck it was the best vehicle ive owend.....i beat that thing daily and it never once complained, a shop down in TN did my clutch and i dont think they did something right because a couple weeks later i destroyed the tranny
I'm sorry to hear to had to drive a civic haha actually I rode in a 94 integra this weekend and actually say i wouldn't mind having one lol
ive only seen one for sale and thats it, i liked the yellow because sadly i had a civic that was bright yellow and it kind of reminds me of that lol
ya the raven editions are sick!!! thats what im looking for, and if i cant find a raven addition im gonna look for one of the yellow ones just because i havent seen a single yellow bike up where im from. i should probably google the recal and see if it is true or not, then again the kid that told me rides GSXR's and doesnt like R6's that much and may have been trying to persuade me to get a suzuki
ok cool, i heard 05-06 had a recall on for something coming off and making it so the throttle get stuck wide open, im probably gonna end up getting a 05-06 just because there arent that many newer ones up here, since the riding season isnt that long
so im looking at getting an R6, itll be my first bike, ive riden GSXR's, CBR's, Ninja's and R6's but the R6 is the only one i was really comfortable on, i just dont know that much about them and was wondering what years are better than others
How is it holding up? I really want one for my truck but i may have to settle for the triffecta.
I was wondering how and where you installed your amp,sub,train horn and pa system. I plan on installing them all this summer and was just curious how someone else had it set up.
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Cristobal de Col. Photo: ISA/Watts
The surf dropped a bit more, but winds stayed light today and performances were through the roof at La FAE point in Ecaudor. Unfortunately Quiksilver young guns Garrett Parkes, 2006 Under 16 winner of this event and Matt Banting, who had made 36 finals in a row coming in to this contest, went down today. Peruvian sensation Cristobal de Col rampaged through two repechage heats today only to go down to a suspect judging call in Round 6.
Quiksilver team riders still in the event are Maxime Huscenot of France and Mikey February of South Africa. Roxy girls Laura Enever and Kristy Delport have also been killing it and are still going.
Our webcast crew of Martin Potter, Chad Wells, Ryan Hakman and Magnum "the Ricky Martin of surfing" Martinez are going strong despite long days in the booth and searing temperatures on the beach. They've even been stepping up their game by creating a running tally of overused words and doing their best to avoid saying them.
The race for team gold is incredibly close with the Hawaii, France, South Africa, USA, Brazil and Australia all still in contention for the top spot. Watch all the action on the live webcast at www.quiksilver.com/isa


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P90X3 Review & Workout Schedules – P90X or Power 90 Extreme was developed by Tony Horton in the year of 2002. It is a commercial home gym regimen with a high level of intensity and designed to take 90 days. The program consist of cross training and periodization combined with a dietary and nutrition supplement plan. The program was first released in 2002. The latest version of P90X, which is version 3.0 was released in December 2013. It include 16 routines with yoga, mixed martial arts, plyometrics with upper & lower body workouts and Pilates. P90X version 3.0 will work your body to the extreme in as little as 30 minutes per day. More information can be read on the Facebook.com – P90X3 Review Fanpage.
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According to San Diego-based pet psychic Aimee Johnson, dog communication is simply a matter of rejecting conventionally held beliefs and tapping into a hidden skill that all human beings possess. 'It really is a matter of where and how you choose to focus your awareness,' she says. 'Everything is available for everyone, as we live in an inclusive and expanding universe. If we decide to limit this inclusive expansion with thoughts of exclusion and non-possibility then this is our right. We are blessed with the freewill to create whatever it is we want, including limitations and fears. Not being able to hear is really not wanting to hear, mostly due to fear.'
Animal communicators may sound like something out of Doctor Doolittle but they are capable of achieving shockingly accurate results. In August 2009, a skeptical reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle took her pet Chihuahua, Kai, to see a telepathist out of sheer curiosity. The psychic made a number of very specific observations, including the fact that Kai liked to eat noodles, occasionally wore a green sweater and had previously hurt his back. She also said that he wanted his picture taken with an abalone shell, which seemed a very random thing to say… until later that day when Kai unearthed this exact type of shell during a visit to the beach.
The case of Canadian dog owner Josee Poulin and her three-year-old Shetland sheepdog Lady-Belle is equally impressive. Josee consulted psychic Maggie Carruthers after Lady-Belle went missing. Carruthers said that she had seen an image of the dog on the meadow between the golf course and Wyman Road in her local town of Yarmouth. Incredibly, Lady-Belle was found exactly where this talented clairvoyant had predicted her to be.
Remarkable as these cases might be, there are still those who believe that pet communication is simply make belief. Wilfredo Perez of the San Diego Colaition of Reason is outspoken in his criticism of animal telepathists. 'So-called "pet psychics" are nothing but conmen or women,' he says. 'There is absolutely no scientific evidence proving that humans can read the thoughts of animals and vice versa. People believe in pet psychics because they desperately want to believe in them but strongly believing in something doesn't make it true.'
'Pet psychics are all about cold reading the human owners of the pets. Obviously the pets are entirely immune to these readings but it is not the pet that must be convinced but rather the owner so it is the owner that gets cold read by the pet psychic. My wife and I have four cats. If a so-called "pet psychic" ever visited our home and asked, "What are the names of your cats?" then I would respond, "You tell me." Somehow, I seriously doubt that our cats could tell a pet psychic their names.'
The 'cold calling' explanation still fails to account for the results obtained by those who communicate with dogs from a distance. Aimee puts skepticism of animal telepaths down to the fact that people are hung up on what they believe to be 'real'. 'Communicating with a pet is no different to communicating with your own inner being,' she says. 'Folks who do not believe they have the power to communicate simply do not as a result of their decision not to believe. If they changed their belief and focused awareness, they too could hear what the animals are saying. You must always be willing to forget what you think you know in order to receive that which actually is. All we really need to do is love and trust ourselves enough to enjoy the realities of this existence and they are endless, limitless and always abundant.'
Do I personally believe in dog telepathy? I am yet to come to a conclusion. I do however believe that it should never be used in place of taking animals to the vet. Psychic communicators and healers may help to put an owner's mind at rest but it is always advisable to seek the opinion of a health professional if your pet is ill or behaving strangely. Animal telepathists can provide a second opinion or offer additional guidance but should never be taken as the sole authority on a dog's well being. After all, the fact that some of them are accurate does not necessarily mean that they will all fall within this category. It is best to view them how you would view astrologers; it is interesting to see what they have got to say but probably not advisable to take their words as gospel.
Richard Silverwood is an animal lover from Manchester, England. His first pet was a goldfish called Goldie and he is currently the proud owner of a lovable yet contrary black and white cat called Mitten. He has contributed to a range of different pet-related magazines including Equestrian Life, Tails and Bella Dog and ghost-writes non-fiction books.


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Kansas City Mayor Sly James said Monday afternoon he is strongly leaning toward implementing a citywide 9 p.m. curfew for youth starting this Friday.
James is asking community leaders for their input after violence on the Country Club Plaza Saturday night left three teens injured and the mayor's security team forcing him into a flower bed to avoid gunfire.
"It is also to advise you that it is a distinct possibility, after extensive discussions, the city of Kansas City will implement a 9 p.m. citywide curfew beginning as soon as Friday," James wrote in the letter released by his office Monday afternoon.
Last week, James had been tepid about a 9 p.m. citywide curfew after the owners of the Plaza called for one. But his opinion evolved after he was 50 yards from gunfire Saturday night.
The current curfew is 11 p.m. on weeknights and midnight on Friday and Saturday nights. This is for those 17 years old and younger. Violators face a $1 fine for first offense.
Council members are leaning toward agreeing to change the curfew as James wants, but the issue is whether to make it 9 p.m. or 10 p.m. As of Monday, James was telling council members he preferred the 9 p.m. time.
Another issue is whether any curfew change should be citywide, just for the Plaza or just for designated shopping and entertainment districts.
Councilman John Sharp, who heads the Public Safety Committee, has yet to add the discussion of a curfew to Wednesday's agenda. Sharp said curfews are difficult to enforce.
"I think our police are spread too thin as it is right now," the Sixth District councilman said. "We don't have enough police. We ought just to admit that and studies have shown our officers spend way too much time just running from call to call."
Sharp also said that teen violence deserves more attention than it has received before now.
"This is a problem that's been going on for a long time," he said. "You've been having young people killed for a long time in other parts of Kansas City and it should have reached a crisis stage way before this."
Three teens ages 13, 15, and 16 were wounded after gunfire erupted on the Plaza about 11:30 p.m. Saturday. The teens were "inside a mob of hundreds," the mayor's office said.
All three are expected to recover and all should be released from the hospital by Monday afternoon, the mayor's office said.
James, former Mayor Pro Tem Alvin Brooks and other community leaders were at the Plaza Saturday night in an effort to quell problems since this was the last weekend before most area students return to school. James was near the Cheesecake Factory when the shots rang out and his bodyguards from the Kansas City Police Department shoved him to the ground and shielded his body.
The bodyguard previously served Mayors Emanuel Cleaver, Kay Barnes and briefly Mark Funkhouser.
Earlier Monday, KCTV5's Heather Staggers interviewed James at City Hall.
"We'll address whether or not there will be a curfew and if so what it would look like after we have heard from the police department and legislative session on Thursday," James said.
But later Monday, James had a stronger tone in his letter to community leaders. He began the letter by saying Kansas City "has joined an unfortunate, but growing, list of cities throughout the world that are forced to deal with large congregations of young people and violence associated with those gatherings."
"While we may not be able to stop shootings like the one last weekend, understand that this situation cannot stand," James wrote. "Reducing crime in our neighborhoods and keeping our children safe will require a coordinated effort. It cannot just be the city or the police department or churches or schools. Rather, it must be all of the above and more. Whatever the solution is, I know it begins and ends at home. Parents are the first and best option to monitor their children and keep them safe."
Councilman Jermaine Reed, who represents the Third District, said any curfew change should not be just for the Plaza or a single area.
"There are a number of things that can be done to address this issue of teens just hanging out," Reed said. "This is a citywide issue in terms of them having a place to go during the summer and things to do."
James said he has tapped his aide, Genaro Ruiz, to handle this issue on behalf of the mayor's office.
"Working together, I know we can turn this negative incident into a positive turning point in our community," James said.
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Kansas City's mayor Sly James says they will begin talks this week on how to handle the problems with recent youth violence...particularly after what happened on the Country Club Plaza this past weekend.
Today, Mayor James and Council members say they will be tied up with other city matters and will not take any action today.
Mayor James mentioned the possibility of moving up the weekend curfew for those under 18 from 11 p.m. to 9 p.m.
But that will take discussion between police, municipal court and citizens.
On Saturday, three teens ages 13,15, and 16 were wounded after gunfire erupted on the plaza.
The mayor, and other city leaders happened to be walking the plaza that same day the
The mayor, and other city leaders happened to be walking the plaza that same day talking with the youth. Mayor James was quickly guarded by his security staff when shots rang out.
We caught up with the Mayor at city hall today while he was at a public hearing.
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("We are in a hearing all day and could go into the evening. I don't expect the curfew issue to come up today. We'll address whether or not there will be a curfew and if so what it would look like after we have heard from police Dept and legislative session on Thursday.")
We also talked with several city council members today, some who had different views about the curfew issue. We'll have their opinions on the matter later this evening on our newscasts. Reporting live...
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I bought this oven for my 88 year old dad and it is easy to use.
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Extremely overpriced for the features it has. Poor quality control. I also has an issue with the bottom storage drawer being misaligned and lope sided. A new drawer was eventually. It was better (not lope sided) but still 1/4" inch to the left (I was told that was acceptable). I had to enlarge holes and move drawer track over. Drawer and track are extremely flimsy. Hopefully it will preform ok.
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Occupy's '99%' Slogan Cropping Up in Large Percentage of Unrelated NYTimes Stories
New York Times media reporter Brian Stelter may have let his personal views color his enthusiastic reception of the popularity of Occupy Wall Street's "99 percent" motif, but he was right that it is cropping up in a lot of places these days, especially among liberal activists. It has certainly sunken into the collective consciousness of New York Times journalists.
One prominent example: The front page of Monday's Times featured a story by William Broad on affluent tourists taking trips on a mini submarine for a view of the Titanic, "Plunging Deep (in Pockets) to See Titanic at 100."
Down, down, down you go, for two and a half hours, jammed with two other people in a tiny submersible, all the way to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean -- and all for a glimpse, through a five- or eight-inch porthole, of the ravaged remains of the once-grand ship where the Astors and the Strauses played, dined and, in some cases, died.
The trip is not for the claustrophobic, nor the 99 percent: a two-week cruise that includes one dive, lasting eight to 10 hours, costs $60,000.
The ideologically freighted phrase has found its way into spots in the paper both likely (a report on bankers complaints by Jesse Eisinger of the liberal nonprofit ProPublica) and unlikely (a review of three books about the designer Coco Chanel).
The November 30 story "When the Knives Come Home" by food writer Julia Moskin opened: "In the food world, chefs are the 1 percent, and the rest of us are the 99 percent."
The November 26 Letters to the Editor page was headlined "Inequality in the Air: The 1 Percent and the 99," with several letters from aggrieved liberals taking umbrage with a previous Times story on extra perks for first-class airline passengers.
Hard to imagine a Tea Party slogan taking a similar grip on Times writers.
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Submitted by Gary Hall on Tue, 12/06/2011 - 5:24pm.
Well - as long as NYT's applies the 99% thingy to . . .
. . . what we (well the audience of the MSM) didn't know about what was going on in the Clinton administration. See Scott's post on Bob Woodward, for the details.
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99% of the MSM are only capable of repeating talking points while only 1% of them can genuinely think for themselves.
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They are brainless parrots. This is to be expected.
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BOSTON (AP) - A Pennsylvania man has pleaded guilty to breaking into computer networks and conspiring to sell access to them.
The U.S. Attorney's Office in Boston said 23-year-old Andrew James Miller of Devon, Pa., pleaded guilty in federal court Tuesday to one count of conspiracy and two counts of computer intrusion.
Prosecutors said Miller remotely hacked into computers in Massachusetts and elsewhere from 2008 to 2011, getting access that he and his co-conspirators sold. Prosecutors said the scheme involved a variety of commercial, education and government computer networks.
Prosecutors said Miller installed so-called "backdoors" on some of the computers, allowing high-level access they sold as well as other log-in credentials.
Miller is to be sentenced Nov. 19. The most serious charge carries a potential maximum penalty of 10 years in prison.
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A.M. Young, L. Karp-Boss, P.A. Jumars, and E.N. Landis. (2012) Quantifying diatom aspirations: Mechanical properties of chain-forming species. Limnology & Oceanography, 57(6): 1789-1801.
A.M. Young and B.M.H. Larson. (2011) Clarifying debates in invasion biology: A survey of invasion biologists. Environmental Research, 111(7): 893-898.
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ARLINGTON — The Texas Rangers honored moms and survivors on Sunday.
The American League champions broke out the pink bats to support breast cancer research, and they invited a special bat girl onto the field at Rangers Ballpark.
Anne Embry's dad nominated her for the honor after she slugged her way through chemotherapy and surgery to inspire other women in their fight against cancer.
Derek Holland skipped through the outfield in pink shoes; Michael Michael Young walked out of the cage with a pink bat.
And Embry took it personally. For her, pink represents power.
She was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 28. "I was a very healthy active mom to a two-year-old with no family history of cancer," Embry said. "It was a complete shock."
On Sunday, her "Fight Like a Girl" campaign won her a spot as an honorary bat girl.
Major League Baseball has been going to bat for breast cancer since 2006, with big league sluggers using pink bats to bring attention to the cause on Mother's Day.
Rangers outfielder Josh Hamilton had his pink bat ready, and took time to cheer on Embry in her fight.
Rangers fans who got to the game early went home with pink T-shirts, and pitcher Mike Adams autographed a few.
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This year marks the 17th straight year that this newspaper will be seeking donations in excess of $55,000 to support the nationally acclaimed Warm The Children program. The area's cold climate and the current economic slump continue to escalate the need.
The program is coming off a year of near record demand in 2012, when 550 children received new winter clothing. Our fund-raising goal is down slightly because the community's generosity was higher than expected last year, creating some welcomed carryover.
Enthusiasm is high among our volunteer shoppers because Shopko Hometown is gearing up to offer an even greater selection than the store did in its first year, following 15 years of super service from the former Pamida store in Eagle River. The Shopko Foundation has stepped up in a big way, ensuring two shopping locations will be available. Both Shopko and Glik's offer discounts for program purchases.
In a nutshell, the program locates impoverished families in the North Woods and provides up to $130 in new winter clothing to each recipient — an increase of $10 from recent years. Purchases are limited to clothing such as coats, footwear, mittens, scarves, sweaters, snowpants and other basics.
Program coordinator Sharina Adams, a longtime photo technician in the News-Review's production department, coordinates dozens of volunteer shoppers who take families to the stores to ensure the right winter clothing is purchased.
Because the community's need is so great, we are again asking our readers, service clubs and businesses to help fund this vital public service. It is those who can afford to give, and even many who couldn't, who have kept this program going for what is now its 17th year.
Monetary donations are tax deductible and are accepted under the auspices of the Eagle River Rotary Club Foundation, a 501(c)(3) charity that partners with the News-Review every year. It is a fitting program for the Rotary to be involved with, an organization that promotes "Service Above Self."
It's important that donors know that every penny they give goes toward the purchase of winter clothing for the children. All administrative fees, bank fees and every other cost associated with the management of the program are borne by the Vilas County?News-Review and The Three Lakes News.
Because of this program and the community's overwhelming support of it, the News-Review — your community newspaper — was recognized by the National Newspaper Association in 2011 with a first-place award for Community Service. That's in competition with weekly newspapers in 50 states.
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PLATTSBURGH — The Skating Club of the Adirondacks dug into its archives and emerged with "Snow White's Magical Adventures on Ice."
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The cast is Santana Vicencio-LaBarre (Snow White), Karlee Stephney (Evil Queen), Elizabeth Roberts (Doc), Bryanna Garrand (Dopey), Ella Messner (Grumpy), Abby Breyette (Happy), Saige Stephney (Sneezy), Rheanna Meier (Bashful), Jenna Worley (Sleepy), Meghan Mazzella (Huntsman) and Briana Sterling (Crow).
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"Snow White" was among the first productions the Skating Club performed.
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The Saranac High School Jazz Ensemble also performs.
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Set design includes a huge, lighted mirror.
"We have a number with all of our advanced students, which are basically our dwarfs and the animal characters," Roy-Collin said.
"They change in the Spooky Forest. They have a six-minute change into a black unitard with LED lights attached to them. The field house will be pitch-black. All you will see are the lights in the Spooky Forest, and the Witch will be chasing Snow White in that scene."
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It was an historic exit for Pope Benedict XVI Thursday at the Vatican. He is the first Pope to resign in 600 years.
He promises to be loyal to his successor, but leaves behind a church in crisis.
To tap into how Washingtonians feel about Benedict's resignation, FOX 5 had a talk today with a theology professor at Catholic University and attended noon mass at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.
Father Michael Weston asked church members to continue to pray in Thanksgiving for Benedict XVI. He also acknowledged how social media savvy the 85-year-old Benedict was as pope. Father Weston referenced his final Tweets, hoping that "all of us would be able to know the job of having Jesus as the center of our life."
Some Catholics told us they respected his decision to leave, but were saddened that church scandals are clouding his legacy.
Christopher Ruddie, who teaches a course on Benedict's writings at Catholic University, said it's clear that scandal and the Vatican leaks scandal were weighing on him. Ruddie said it was unprecedented for a pope to meet with the victims and survivors of sexual abuse as Benedict did when he visited Washington several years ago.
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"I make different toppings so we can enjoy our favorite snack-ice cream sundaes," explains field editor Nancy McDonald of Burns, Wyoming. "This smooth chocolate sauce is always a big hit."
- 1/2 cup butter
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- 2 cups sugar
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- 1/2 cup light corn syrup
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- In a large heavy saucepan, melt butter and chocolate; stir until smooth. Add the sugar, cream and corn syrup. Bring to a boil, stirring constantly. Boil for 1-1/2 minutes. Remove from the heat.
- Stir in vanilla. Serve warm or cold over ice cream or pound cake. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: About 3-1/3 cups.
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Like all KOHLER fixtures and accessories, this P-trap in Polished Chrome finish is reliable and durable. It features cast solid brass construction, adjustable rotation on the outlet tube, a slip-joint inlet and a cleanout plug.
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Height 4-7/8"
Length 11-3/4"
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