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19 U.S. Code § 3 - Superintendence of collection of import duties
Source(R.S. § 249.)
R.S. § 249 derived from act May 8, 1792, ch. 37, § 6,1 Stat. 280.
Section, prior to its incorporation into the Code, contained the words "and tonnage," after "duties on imports". These words were omitted as superseded by section 3 of the former Appendix to Title 46, Shipping, which charged the Chief of the Bureau of Navigation and Steamboat Inspection with the execution of the laws relating to the collection of the tonnage tax. Section 3 of the former Appendix to Title 46 was repealed by Pub. L. 109–304, § 19,Oct. 6, 2006, 120 Stat. 1710.
Analysis Regarding CES Program; Effect on Implementation of Program
Pub. L. 100–203, title IX, § 9501(c),Dec. 22, 1987, 101 Stat. 1330–380, as amended by Pub. L. 103–182, title VI, § 691(b)(1),Dec. 8, 1993, 107 Stat. 2224, provided that:
"(1) The Comptroller General of the United States shall conduct a comprehensive analysis, including a cost-benefit study, of the centralized cargo examination station (CES) concept from the perspective of both the United States Customs Service and business community users. The analysis shall be submitted on the same day to the Committee on Ways and Means of the House of Representatives and the Committee on Finance of the Senate (hereinafter in this subsection referred to as the 'Committees') not later than March 30, 1988, and shall include recommendations as to how best to implement cargo inspection procedures.
"(2) The United States Customs Service—
"(A) may not, after the date of the enactment of this Act [Dec. 22, 1987], establish any new centralized cargo examination station at any ocean port, airport, or land border location unless the Customs Service provides to the Committees advance notice, in writing, of not less than 90 days regarding the proposed establishment; and
"(B) shall, on such date of enactment, suspend operations at each centralized cargo examination station that was operating at an airport on the day before such date until the 90th day after a date—
"(i) that is not earlier than the date on which the analysis required under paragraph (1) is submitted to the Committees, and
"(ii) on which the Customs Service provides to the Committees notice, in writing, that it intends to resume such operations at the station.During the period of suspension of operations under subparagraph (B) at any centralized cargo examination station at an airport, the Secretary of the Treasury shall maintain customs operations and staffing at that airport at a level not less than that which was in effect immediately before the suspension took effect.
"(3) The Commissioner of Customs is authorized to obtain from the operators of centralized cargo examination stations information regarding the fees paid to them for the provision of services at these stations."
[For transfer of functions, personnel, assets, and liabilities of the United States Customs Service of the Department of the Treasury, including functions of the Secretary of the Treasury relating thereto, to the Secretary of Homeland Security, and for treatment of related references, see sections 203 (1), 551 (d), 552 (d), and 557 of Title 6, Domestic Security, and the Department of Homeland Security Reorganization Plan of November 25, 2002, as modified, set out as a note under section 542 of Title 6.]
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Villagers hold annual carol singing event (From Harrow Times)
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Roe Green people hold annual carol singing event in Kingsbury
5:30pm Tuesday 11th December 2012 in News By Emma Innes
Carols and the smells of mulled wine and festive foods will fill the air when Roe Green people gather for a festive singalong on December 20.
More than 50 people are expected to turn out to sing carols on the village green in Roe Lane at 7pm.
Father Christmas will make an appearance bearing gifts for the children of the village and the singers will tuck into mulled wine, mince pies and sausage rolls.
Everyone is welcome to head out and hear the singers but organisers have said mulled wine supplies are limited.
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Welcome to the Voice and Swallowing Center – dedicated to pioneering the diagnosis and treatment of voice and swallowing disorders. Established in 1990, the Center for Voice and Swallowing Disorders of Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center is part of the Department of Otolaryngology.
The Voice Center is devoted to the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of voice disorders. The research and clinical activities of the Voice Center are multidisciplinary, and involve laryngology, speech pathology, neurology, gastroenterology, and vocal pedagogy.
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Diane Rehm, popular NPR talk show host, visited Winston-Salem and spoke with Dr. Carter Wright of the Center for Voice and Swallowing Disorders about her own voice condition – spasmodic dysphonia. >>> view video
Cindy Wheeler took talking for granted. But when her constantly hoarse voice became barely audible, she could hardly speak to her children. Her work as a teacher's aide suffered. In desperation, Cindy went to Wake Forest Baptist's Center for Voice and Swallowing Disorders for evaluation by specialized surgeon, Dr. Carter Wright .
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Life really can get the best of you sometimes and it can be so easy to let months pass between visits with good friends. Back in February we decided to stop procrastinating and plan something fun for a small group of us. We finally booked the weekend away that we seemed to talk about for years, but never made happen. So […]...continue reading →
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Two weeks ago I had a full.on.week. Andrew and I traveled to Melbourne for a wedding on Friday, then Sunday I flew from Melbourne to Auckland where I conducted some training sessions for a few of our business partners on Monday and Tuesday. On Wednesday I woke up at 1:50am Sydney time and headed to the airport where I flew back […]...continue reading →
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I've slept in a lot of uncomfortable places and on a lot of terrible beds in my time. There was the time I chose to sleep on an ottoman half my size rather than the rock hard rollaway bed in Bali, the time I had to drag a mattress down the hallway of a hotel room to avoid the snoring of […]...continue reading →
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Anthropology & Sociology
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The Department of Anthropology and Sociology believes that anthropology and sociology are closely related social sciences. Both are oriented toward the systematic study of beliefs and practices of diverse peoples and groups, though sociologists traditionally study people in contemporary America while anthropologists traditionally study people far away in space or time (from modern day Africa to pre-Columbian America). Both fields nevertheless share the desire to understand the meanings of social behaviors and cultural products, both material and non-material, that emerge from, and influence, these behaviors.
Members of the department study a wide range of topics, from the archaeology of pre-colonial and colonial Eastern Pennsylvania to the effects of globalization on people in such countries as India and Peru, from the experiences of Americans at work today to the experiences and effects of gender, race, ethnicity, and social class in a wide range of sites, from the cultural practices of African immigrants to America to the effects of computer age technologies on the social psychology of people in America today, from the study of the cultural meanings of hats worn by Bolivians of the Andes to the study of social movements (protest movements and the like).
The department teaches the foundations of anthropology and sociology in the classroom through its curriculum and it seeks to enhance the education of its students by utilizing a number of applied or "hands-on" experiences. Students are encouraged to become involved in specialized projects, such as local archaeological excavations and community organizing internships. The department also encourages students to develop an interest in international concerns. Toward that end, students are periodically offered the opportunity to participate in overseas trips under the guidance of department members.
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Kokomo Tribune
---- — When I scan the Wash-ington horizon, I see few, if any, heroes, at least in their current stations.
There are good people who go there to change the world, then go native once they're in the club. They fail to accomplish the peoples' business.
Heroes are often presidents and generals. But in World War II, it was the grunts and captains who kept the destroyers running or took out the Nazi artillery. I remember the shoe storeowner on my paper route in Peru, who had a limp. I later learned he did so because of the frostbite he sustained near Bastogne. I had a grade school classmate in Michigan City 50 years ago who told me harrowing, seemingly unbelievable tales that her family had endured. I later discovered she was a daughter of the Holocaust.
I watch members of the General Assembly name highways and bridges for their "heroic" members, when it's the troopers, deputies and EMTs who save lives on those berms and in the ditches.
I scanned the horizon for heroes as Peyton Manning returned to Indiana over the weekend.
How can I compare a football quarterback to a Medal of Honor winner? Or to Rick Genth, the Elkhart firefighter who lost his life a generation ago trying to save people from a flash flood?
I do so when I ponder the other continents on our little planet. In many of these lands, the flesh and soil are torn by artillery and bomb-laden vests that sneak into crowded bazaars. Innocents are showered with sarin and mustard gas.
In 2011, I had the rare opportunity of coming face-to-face with "Victory," the beautiful statue that stands atop the Soldiers & Sailors Monument in the heart of Indiana. She was disassembled at Stout Field, as artisans repaired the cracks in her bronze castings after standing over our state for 117 years.
It's appropriate that Victory stands astride a star-adorned ball while her flanks are guarded by statuary of Union soldiers. At about the time Victory was hoisted over Indianapolis' emerging industrial skyline, the wars on the North American continent drew to a close. Americans were to take up their domestic quarrels and settle issues of pride on Big Ten gridirons and basketball courts. The war between the states became New Year's Day dramas between Notre Dame and Alabama, or Butler and Duke as March Madness churned into April. Indiana and Illinois don't shoot howitzers at each other. We shoot treys at our assembly halls. Our bombers are named Mount, Skiles, Alford and Macy.
The stars on the ball underneath Victory's foot in the minds of Hoosiers could be sports heroes named Robertson, Wooden, Bird and Miller. Or our patriots in the foreign battles we fight, Medal of Honor recipients named Antrim, Biddle, Shoup, Sterling and de la Garza, or a reporter named Pyle.
We project our values in our arenas where our athletes emerge from places like Plymouth, Bedford and French Lick.
On our benign fields of battle, individuals emerge who inspire us. Or agitate us.
Some become transformative figures. Drew Brees left Purdue University only to rally a city and bring triumph a few years after the New Orleans Katrina catastrophe. There's Evansville native and Purdue grad Bob Griese, who suffered a broken leg and dislocated ankle in the fifth game of what would be an undefeated season for the Miami Dolphins. He would return that January and lead them to a Super Bowl.
Knute Rockne still inspires legions of young athletes more than eight decades after a plane crash took him from Notre Dame. Bob Knight revived the glory at old IU, Brad Stevens brought the echoes of Tony Hinkle back to Butler.
The kids on the sandlots still imagine that bottom of the ninth homer by Ron Kittle. Larry Bird epitomes the small town kid who found the Big Ten too big, then captured the heart of an entire nation . . . for decades. You can still go to Broad Ripple and have a beer with Bobby Plump.
We love the pugnacity of Tony Stewart, who not only toils at the legendary speedways at Daytona and Indy, but on the dirt tracks from Ohio to Iowa mid-week.
Those of us who were born and raised in the Region and across Northern Indiana know that NFL highlight reels of Dick Butkus, Gale Sayers, Walter Payton and Mike Ditka define the essence of toughness, speed, flexibility and true grit.
And then there's Peyton Manning.
I walk out of my backdoor in Indianapolis and a block away stands Lucas Oil Stadium. Babe Ruth built Yankee Stadium, and Manning built the home of the Colts. Without him, Jimmy Irsay might well be tweeting from Los Angeles. Manning transformed Indiana from a basketball state, to one of a formidable gridiron stature that transcends all levels. Just a few weeks ago, the Brown County Eagles played on a Friday night at Lucas Oil.
In Manning, we find a man who is focused, prepared and intellectually superior. And we love how he bends the minds of those who oppose him. We name hospitals in his honor. Some day his statue will stand outside this stadium.
With luck (pun intended), perhaps this generation of Hoosier leaders will borrow these attributes from those who inspire us on these fields of dreams.
Brian Howey publishes at www.howeypolitics.com. Find him on Twitter at twitter.com/hwypol.


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One of the most sought-after defensemen in the 2011 NHL free agent market won't be joining the July 1 party. Joni Pitkanen of the Carolina Hurricanes will remain Joni Pitkanen of the Carolina Hurricanes, having signed a three-year, $4.5 million deal with the club on Tuesday.
Pitkanen has been a member of the 'Canes for the last three seasons, and he's progressively grown as a defenseman sin that time. He's their No. 1 player at the position and it certainly seems like he's taken a bit of a pay cut to stay there, which could help explain the relatively short term of the deal.
It seemed almost certain that Pitkanen was going to test the free agent market, and there was a large belief that he'd go to the Detroit Red Wings to join Nicklas Lidstrom and replace the retired Brian Rafalski -- likely for more than $4.5 million a year.
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Season 5 welterweight tournament champion Douglas Lima returned to the cage for his first fight since the defeat to world champion Ben Askren. Get a behind the scenes look at him and past opponent Ben Saunders during Bellator 79 fight week.
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New plan to serve real ale until 10pm (From Basildon Recorder)
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New plan to serve real ale until 10pm
1:00pm Tuesday 17th June 2014 in News By Chloe Chapman
REAL ale and beer lovers could soon benefit from a unique night-time venture in Billericay.
The Essex Beer Shop and Microbrewery, in Chapel Street, has revealed ambitious plans to double in size, just a year after opening.
Owner Trevor Jeffery, 50, from Warley Woods Crescent, Brentwood, will start renting the empty shop, a former accountants of about the same size, next door and is keen to open until 10pm, Monday to Saturday.
The venue, which will hopefully feature live music too, will eventually compete with a host of pubs and bars along Billericay High Street, and the surrounding streets.
Mr Jeffery, a former teacher, said: "We brew our own beer and ales, so if you're someone who enjoys a drink, but doesn't like the hustle and bustle of pubs and bars, then this is an alternative.
"I always thought in a few years we would end up doing something like this, but it's happened much quicker than I expected.
"It was a case of good timing. The unit became available, so we snapped it up.
"We had to apply for a new premises licence to cover the new unit, so we thought while we're doing that we might as well go for the later opening times.
"We have been having monthly tasting events recently, but every time we have to apply for a temporary licence. This way we'll be covered all the time."
As well as brewing its own ales – including Billericay Blonde, Billericay Dickie, A Mild With No Name, Mayflower Gold, Chapel Street Porter and Dead Zeppelin – the shop also stocks more than 100 locally-produced or rare beers, wines and ciders.
The business, which opened last June, has also submitted a licensing application to play live music from 11am until 9pm on Friday and Saturday, and 11am until 6pm on Sunday. Mr Jeffery wants to keep the Essex Beer Shop and Microbrewery open from 8am until 10pm Monday to Saturday, and 11am until 6pm on Sunday.
The business, which offers customers tours of its brewery, is currently open until 5pm every day.
Licensing officers from Basildon Council will decide on the proposals next month.
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pubs and bars, closing at 5pm as he does now seems a good idea
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Home-grown Watford defender Tommie Hoban delighted to be back on the pitch after nightmare year-long absence
Updated 11:03am Friday 14th February 2014 in Latest Sport By Tom Allnutt
Tommie Hoban watched Watford kick-off their play-off final in May among the Hornets supporters but unlike those standing around him at Wembley, he wasn't feeling excited.
The Golden Boys academy graduate had just had surgery on an ankle injury that had kept him out of action for three months and would see him sidelined for nine more.
While he was delighted for his teammates and supportive of the team's success last season, Hoban says not being involved against Crystal Palace that day was the one of the toughest times during his year-long absence.
"To play at Wembley is a dream of mine so to not be able to do that was really gutting," said the 21-year-old.
"It was definitely one of the toughest times – seeing how well the team was doing at the end of last season.
"Obviously I was so happy for the boys and for everyone but it was just so frustrating for me not be involved.
"I was with the Watford fans in the crowd and that was a great experience to be up there with them but times like that were pretty tough – I can only hope I'll get more opportunities to play at Wembley in my career."
Hoban first felt pain at the back of his foot towards the end of 2012. Initially it was thought to be an Achilles injury but when he returned in February 2013, his foot soon flared up again.
A scan revealed a problem with the cartilage in his ankle and he was eventually sent to New York for surgery in April. After being on crutches for three months, Hoban returned to Watford in October and started running in December.
Two weeks ago the talented defender played 66 minutes for the club's Under-21s and he was included on the bench for the first team against Birmingham City on Tuesday night.
Twelve months is a considerable lay-off at any stage of a player's career but it was particularly gauling for Hoban, who had come through the ranks at Watford and just broken into Gianfranco Zola's starting line-up, making 19 appearances in 2012/13.
"I must have gone about ten months without actually kicking a football – I couldn't do it, they wouldn't let me do it," he said.
"I think that's what I missed most, literally, just kicking a ball.
"Before I started training when I was doing work with the fitness guys, I found a ball and struck it.
"It sounds so simple but it is just little things like that that you miss. It was definitely a good feeling.
"Once I could do that with no pain, I felt like I was actually getting better – I wanted to make sure I could still do it."
Looking back now, Hoban believes it was better to be away from the club while he was injured because staying around the training ground was too demoralising.
Hornets skipper Manuel Almunia recommended he learn a new language, which he admits was a sensible idea, but the youngster insists the rehabilitation process actually makes being injured more time-consuming than playing.
When Hoban suffered a setback upon returning to Watford in October, he admits he began to wonder if he would ever play again.
"I started to run again in October and it flared up," he said. "I was really down then – I started to think it just might not get better.
"But I took some time out and realised these injuries, they take time and I slowed it down, took a bit of a breath, came back and now it's starting to feel good."
Medics told Hoban the injury may have ended his career had he been slightly older but his age and mobility increase his chances of making a full recovery.
And there was one player too who gave Hoban particular cause for optimism.
"Matej Vydra, before he came to us was out for a long, long time and he was about my age," Hoban said.
"Then he came here the season after that and look at him now, he's got his move to the Premier League.
"Obviously so many players have had long-term injuries and not recovered but then at the same time I know plenty of boys who have been out for a year around my age but have come back and gone on to even better things."
Hoban had targetted the start of next season to challenge for a place in the first team again but the youngster is ahead of schedule and he believes he is a stronger person for his time on the sidelines.
"It makes you appreciate the chance we have here," he said. "To have a dream job playing football – I think if anything it will make me stronger and work harder.
"If I have down times in my career it'll teach me to stay strong mentally and if I have another injury I'll know to stay calm and get back fit and that it's always possible to come back better."
Hoban says the thought of running out of Vicarage Road again in front of the Watford faithful spurred him on during the worst times and he added his gratitude to the fans for their support.
"The support they've shown me has been brilliant," he said.
"They've always been so kind and they're a big part of why I've tried to keep focused and strong mentally.
"Their support really has helped me get through tough times on and off the pitch and I'm very thankful for that."
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11:29am Fri 14 Feb 14
Harry's Bar says...
bristol hornet wrote:Very slim. More likely to be on the bench again.
What chance him getting a game tomorrow with Ekstand, Hall, and Nosworthy unlikely to appear?
I didn't know he'd had a set back last October. I'd have been worried at that point, but sounds like the ankle was just getting used to being pulled around.
A class player who will play regularly when fully fit.
11:37am Fri 14 Feb 14
endean2 says...
bristol hornet wrote:What's there problem now?
What chance him getting a game tomorrow with Ekstand, Hall, and Nosworthy unlikely to appear?
12:43pm Fri 14 Feb 14
VOReason says...
2:32pm Fri 14 Feb 14
WessexLad says...
Plenty to choose from in the Hornets' dressing room!
3:19pm Fri 14 Feb 14
84AGAIN says...
3:49pm Fri 14 Feb 14
andyhooked says...
4:41pm Fri 14 Feb 14
Kismet110 says...
Belkalem is back in training and Brown is, how do I put this? Not very good.
Birmingham weren't much of a threat and I expect Boro to be a much sterner test but Angella, Lloyd and Cassetti were very good on Tuesday.
5:43pm Fri 14 Feb 14
reids1 says...
84AGAIN wrote:He already signed a 4 or 5 year contract last year!
Do not sell him, give him a 3 year contract and play him with Nyron whenever we can. From what I saw last season he could have been the difference between our likely promotion and staying down.
6:01pm Fri 14 Feb 14
endean2 says...
Kismet110 wrote:Hall did not even get on the pitch for more than I hour in the
Hall has an Achilles problem (usual 3/4 great games then injured again sadly), Ekstrand has knee problems and not sure if Nosworthy has any actual physical issues but seems to be out of the loop?
Belkalem is back in training and Brown is, how do I put this? Not very good.
Birmingham weren't much of a threat and I expect Boro to be a much sterner test but Angella, Lloyd and Cassetti were very good on Tuesday.
Last 4/5 games,I have never known a player so injury prone.
Will we see Belkalem play again for us again?
If Hoban is fit,give him go
6:47pm Fri 14 Feb 14
Sahorn says...
Welcome back Tommie, our multilingual centre back - excellent player and translator - that will increase your value for the premiership...
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9:00pm Friday 9th November 2012 in Worcester
DOG walkers are being warned to control their pets after a sheep was savagely mauled to death on the Malvern Hills.
The incident took place on North Hill on Tuesday and was the third of its kind in the last month.
Farmer Matthew Rouse, who grazes the northern hills for the Malvern Hills Conservators, said he has now lost almost 20 sheep to in more than 60 incidents over the last four years.
He said no one reported the attack to him and the first he knew was when he was contacted by the Conservators. He found the sheep close to the clocktower on West Malvern Road.
"I came across wool and chunks of flesh and when I found the sheep she was still alive. But her tail was missing and her back legs had been badly mauled and there was no choice but to put her down," he said.
Conservators director Stephen Bound warned that anyone who fails to keep their dogs under control around livestock on the hills is committing a criminal offence and can be fined up to £1,000.
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1932 - First landline recording of the running of the Melbourne Cup
1950 - Recorded the first symphony in Australia. (John Antill's ballet suite with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra)
1954 - The studio was re-located to EMI's new head office building at 301 Castlereagh Street in the city and renamed EMI Studios. There were 3 recording studios: A, B, & C plus disc mastering facilities. As well as music for release on record labels, much of the work undertaken in the early days was for local radio broadcast including the immortal "Dad & Dave" programmes. Jingles for commercial radio & TV, as well as film scores were also a significant part of the studio's business.
1958 - Stereo Recording is introduced. (First Stereo recording is of Don Burrows All Star band)
1962 - The first fully transistorised mixing console is installed. (Designed and built by EMI)
1965 - A Scully 4 track 1/2″ recorder introduced for music recording
1969 - Transition to 8 track recording using a 3M 1″ machine
1973 - The EMI "Abbey Road" Console with a 16 track 2″ machine is installed
1975 - Transition to Studer 24 track 2″ recording
1978 - In 1978 the entire facility was rebuilt, re-equipped and expanded by EMI to provide 4 studios and was renamed Studios 301
1979 - Australia's first fully digital recording is made at Studios 301. (Kerrie Biddell and her band)
1985 - The studio's first SSL console is installed. (Richard Lush records Debbie Byrne album)
1996 - EMI sells Studios 301 in a management buy-out. Studios A & B closed down and the facility consolidated to one recording and mixing studio, a programming suite, and the mastering operation
1998 - Studios 301 sold to a private investor. The 301 Studio Group takes over Soundtrade Studios in Stockholm, Sweden
1999 - Studios 301 recording facilities are relocated to Alexandria at a cost of AUS$8 million under the direction of Tom Misner
2001 - Studios 301 celebrated 75 years of recording in Australia, and Studios 301 Cologne, Germany opens
2002 - Studios 301 Byron Bay opens
2003 - Soundtrade Studios (Stockholm, Sweden) re-opens after a major refurbishment and is renamed Studios 301 Stockholm
2004 - SSL 9000K series console is installed in Sydney Studio 2
2006 - Studios 301 Mastering relocates to the extended premises at the 301 studio complex in Alexandria, Sydney
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An Anderson man was killed crossing Scatterfield Road last week. (Article published Oct. 6)
◆ "There is not a single crosswalk on Scatterfield Road, and no sidewalks for pedestrians either. Something needs to change before more of these tragedies occur. This town is extremely pedestrian and bicyclist unfriendly."
THB: According to police, a street light was non-functional at the time of the accident also.
Frankton absorbs new energy with new solar park. (Nov. 6)
◆" These are the projects our local/state government should be pursuing. These projects will support local economies long into the future."
THB: Agreed, kudos to Frankton for being receptive to this project. Maybe other communities should be looking into these solar parks. How about it, Anderson?
Anderson University to cut theater, French and philosophy majors, (Nov. 5)
◆" I majored in French at Anderson. I became a French teacher and was an educator for 33 years before retiring. I took graduate level courses at IU and Purdue, and in France, and my ability to use the French language that I acquired at Anderson allowed me to be successful elsewhere. This is sad."
THB: Sign of the times.
Former Elwood park official found not guilty on charges over how he handled public funds. (Nov. 7)
◆ "Finally Dan has cleared his name. Politics railroaded a good man from a mayor who just cannot stand a honest man. Dan the park man cleared of all charges."
THB: Justice served.
Anderson High School star Troy Lewis profiled by Big Ten Network. (Oct. 30)
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How Important is Vitamin D for Your Health? Let Us Count the Ways …
The evidence just keeps pouring in that vitamin D is a superstar for your health. Here we have compiled some of the TOP references proving beyond a doubt that getting proper sun exposure is not a luxury, but a necessity.
New Vitamin D Recommendations: A bad joke?
On November 30, 2010, the Institute of Medicine's Food and Nutrition Board (FNB) released their updated recommendations for vitamin D (and calcium), which has sent shockwaves of disappointment through natural health community.
According to the FNB, the new recommended daily allowance (RDA) for pregnant women and adults up to 70 years of age is the same as that for infants and children – a measly 600 IU's. This despite the overwhelming evidence showing that vitamin D is extremely important for a wide variety of health conditions besides bone health, and that most people need about ten times this amount or more.
Vitamin D3: Drug industry's best kept secret?
I don't check site stats very often, so I only recently found that my recent post on Vitamin D3 had drawn quite a few hits on the first post (in Greek) on the subject. However, most hits came from countries where people are not very likely to speak Greek, therefore I decided to rewrite it in English. And here it is:
It looks like vitamin D3 and its attributes is one of the best kept secrets of our time. Why would I say that?
Research on vitamin D3′s effects has been increased over the past 15 years. However, although results have already been produced and advisories have been issued by various Universities and health organizations all over the world, as to the consequences of vitamin D deficiency, the issue still does not seem to receive any particular attention from mainstream channels…
Could this be related to the fact that sufficient levels of vitamin D3 allegedly decrease chances of 17 different kinds of cancer to appear, by 30% to 77%, depending on the case? And also that survival prognosis increases for patients already with cancer? After all, treating a sickness is much more profitable than curing or preventing it, isn't it?
Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that D3 is a cure for cancer; I'm just saying that D3, or the lack thereof, seems to be somehow related to cancer… and many more health conditions, for that matter (Vitamin D Council):
Technically not a "vitamin," vitamin D is in a class by itself. Its metabolic product, calcitriol, is actually a secosteroid hormone that targets over 2000 genes (about 10% of the human genome) in the human body. Current research has implicated vitamin D deficiency as a major factor in the pathology of at least 17 varieties of cancer as well as heart disease, stroke, hypertension, autoimmune diseases, diabetes, depression, chronic pain, osteoarthritis, osteoporosis, muscle weakness, muscle wasting, birth defects, periodontal disease, and more.
Vitamin D3, aka "the Sun vitamin", is produced in our skin by exposure to sunlight and UVB radiation in particular. Vitamin D deficiency is more common in populations of northern geographic areas, where they don't get much Sun. But not only there, since the modern way of life keeps us indoors most of the time and encourages us to avoid the Sun, or pack ourselves with UV sunscreen or sunblock in the summer, for fear of skin cancer. Ever wondered how come cancer seems to be getting almost as common as the common cold? Could this be connected to our societies getting less and less exposure to sunlight?
Levels of D3 in our body can be measured by a simple blood test, called serum 25(OH)D. According to a Harvard University research, 25(OH)D levels should be around 50 ng/mL or more:
Vitamin D status by blood levels of 25(OH)D*
|Vitamin D status
|25(OH)D in nanograms per milliliter (ng/mL)
|Less than 20 ng/mL
|20 to 29 ng/mL
|30 ng/mL or more
|Potentially harmful
|More than 150 ng/mL
|*25-hydroxyvitamin D3 (vitamin D precursor)
Source: Holick MF. "Vitamin D Deficiency," New England Journal of Medicine (July 19, 2007), Vol. 357, No. 3, pp. 266–80.
Vitamin D is naturally present in very few foods, but it is also available as a dietary supplement. Currently suggested daily intake of Vitamin D3 is around 400IU, but that really should depend on where you live, the way you live and the amount of sunlight that you get. Most Americans and Europeans would seem to need at least 2000IU to maintain adequate levels of D3 in their blood (combined intake from food sources and dietary supplements, to make up for limited direct exposure to sunlight). People living further north (say, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Canada, etc) may even need 8000 or 10000 IU!
Here are some more external links:
- The urgent need to recommend an intake of vitamin D that is effective
- Canadian Cancer Society Announces Vitamin D Recommendation
- Vitamin D3: Higher Doses Reduce Risk of Common Health Concerns
- Vitamin D Needed To Cut Cancer Risk, Researchers Say
- Vitamin D3 and Cancer
- Vitamin D deficiency is a worldwide epidemic
- Vitamin D3, Flu, Cancer, Colds, Asthma, Crohns, Heart Disease and Diabetes. Oh .. and Depression and Schizophrenia and Many More.
- Vitamin D and Cancer
Needless to say, medical advice should be obtained from your doctor before you start taking any food supplements, particularly if you're pregnant of if you're facing any health challenge. Also beware of D3 supplements containing Vitamin A and keep in mind that, along with serum 25(OH)D levels, you may also want to monitor PTH (Parathyroid Hormone) and Calcium…
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- Vitamin D deficiency linked to arterial stiffness in black teens (scienceblog.com)
- What Do You Lack? Probably Vitamin D (nytimes.com)
Lack of Vitamin D linked to Parkinson's disease risk
Greater levels of vitamin D have been linked to a lower risk of Parkinson's disease in a study in Finland where low sunlight leads to a chronic lack of the nutrient, researchers said Monday.
Scientists from the National Institute for Health and Welfare, Helsinki, Finland, first hypothesized that Parkinson's "may be caused by a continuously inadequate vitamin D status leading to a chronic loss of dopaminergic neurons in the brain."
After adjusting for potentially related factors, including physical activity and body mass index, those with the highest levels of vitamin D (top 25 percent of the group) were found to have a 67 percent lower risk of developing Parkinson's disease than those with the lowest level of the vitamin (bottom 25 percent), the study said.
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Animal health experts in southern Scotland say they are braced for the Schmallenberg disease to spread.
The virus was confirmed last week for the first time in mainland Scotland when it appeared on a farm close to Dumfries.
The disease, which can lead to birth defects in sheep and cattle, has already appeared in Cumbria.
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We here at Baseball Nation, along with the rest of you, have been waiting for the Nationals' Bryce Harper to become the nasty boy we thought he might be at the major-league level. About three weeks ago, in fact, Jeff Sullivan wondered whether that was ever going to happen; the gist was that nothing was happening and that was a bit of a surprise. Not only that, but Harper appeared to be doing everything the right way.
Then Sunday, Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen got into a bit of gamesmanship regarding what was supposedly too much pine tar on Harper's bat, and Grant Brisbee wrote that Harper was good-natured about it.
The next day, Harper's teammates got into the act. Juan C. Rodriguez picks up the story:
Monday, some of the Nationals veterans who are friendly with Guillen used the opportunity to punk him.
They had the unknowing Harper sign a bat and added a message along with a generous amount of pine tar before sending it to the Marlins' clubhouse.
"It had pine tar all over the place," Guillen said, laughing. "They put the rest: 'To my hero, Ozzie. Love you.' I thought it was funny."
The Nationals involved were Edwin Jackson, who pitched for Guillen when Ozzie was White Sox manager, and Adam LaRoche, whose dad, Dave LaRoche, was at one time White Sox pitching coach during Guillen's playing days.
This incident had two benefits: First, it trolled Ozzie Guillen, and second, it showed how Harper's teammates have clearly accepted him as one of them. That wasn't something that could necessarily have been predicted when Harper was first recalled to the major leagues, given the "welcome" to the big leagues he was given by the Phillies' Cole Hamels, as well as the reputation he'd gotten from the kiss he blew at a South Atlantic League pitcher against whom he'd just homered, which led Grant Brisbee to write this a year ago:
But it's more likely that Harper is probably just a brash, unbearable, once-in-a-generation talent -- a fascinating combination that will get tiresome after about two months. He's going to come up and be LeBron crossed with A-Rod and birthed by Lady Gaga.
Not in the least, it seems. From what we've seen in Harper's two major-league months is a player with immense talent who respects the game and his peers and who's gotten that respect back from his teammates, who, perhaps not entirely coincidentally, appear headed to the postseason. You can't help rooting for someone like that.


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EntertainmentAmazing. Absolutely amazing. This year's list of Oscar nominees is so terrifically, breathtakingly right, I thought I must have been dreaming when they were announced early this morning. I've never come away from the Oscars announcement more satisfied that Hollywood really, really gets it—that the best movies really are movies for grownups. Just look at how the winners of this year's AARP Movies for Grownups Awards—announced last week—dovetail with the Oscar nominations:


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Published in the year 2012, this third edition of Asoka And The Decline Of The Mauryas is a book that provides the readers with in-depth insights into the life of Asoka, and the Mauryan Empire.
Summary Of The Book
Asoka And The Decline Of The Mauryas is a historical collection of information regarding the Mauryan Empire, by one of the most well-known historians on the subject, Romila Thapar. It was during the Mauryan period that the first sub continental empire began to surface. It required correct administration to cope with the changing political economy, communication specific to a sub continental territory, and new ideological efforts to gain support from a multi-cultural population.
This edition provides the readers with a fresh interpretation of India's early history, and the developments that followed, with an emphasis on Asoka's reign. Thapar dwells on the success achieved by Asoka during his reign, and attempts to throw light on the reasons behind his achievements. She then goes on to explain that it's the environment in which he was raised that contributed to his success. The readers are given insight into whether Asoka's pacifism made his empire crumble. Thapar goes on to explain that Asoka's empire was indeed large, and he would have battled west of the Hindu-Kush if he wanted to enlarge his territory, but he did not consider that suitable. Additionally, he was also in good terms with Antiochus of Syria, who was his only serious contender in the world known to Indians.
Thapar goes on to explain the reason for the decline of the Mauryan Empire after Asoka's reign. She tells the readers that the empire didn't believe in statehood, and thought only on the lines of maintaining the social order. She also explains that the top order of the Mauryan administration was very heavy, and the center couldn't cope with the periphery once the empire started weakening. Asoka's death did play a major role in the downfall of the Mauryan Empire, as his successors were not capable enough.
About Romila Thapar
Romila Thapar is a historian and author.
Apart from this book, Thapar has written From Lineage To State: Social Formations Of The Mid-First Millennium B.C. In The Ganges Valley, Cultural Transaction And Early India: Tradition And Patronage, and India: Historical Beginnings And The Concept Of The Aryan.
Thapar was born on 30th November, 1931, in Lucknow, British India. She completed her degree from Panjab University. Thapar then went on to finish her doctoral degree from the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London. She worked as a professor at Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi, where she taught Ancient History. She presently serves as the Professor Emerita at the university. Through the course of her career as a professor, Thapar has taught at the University of Pennsylvania, the College de France, and Cornell University. She has received honorary doctorates from the University of Edinburgh, the University of Calcutta, the University of Oxford, the University of Chicago, and the Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales, Paris.
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The New York Mets had declared closer Frank Francisco unavailable for Saturday night's game against the New York Yankees due to a "side injury".
Now, we know more about what this undisclosed injury turned out to be, and it's not good news for the Mets or their fans:
#Mets place RHP Frank Francisco on the 15-Day DL, retroactive to June 23, with a left oblique strain.— New York Mets (@Mets) June 24, 2012
Oblique injuries are tough to come back from, especially for a pitcher; Francisco could well miss several weeks.
Eric Simon of SB Nation's Mets blog Amazin' Avenue has the rundown of how the Mets will replace Francisco:
Bobby Parnell will get the first crack at closing games in Francisco's absence. His strikeout and walk numbers are very good — 30 whiffs and just eight walks in 30 innings — and he's pretty clearly a better option than any of Jon Rauch, Ramon Ramirez, or Miguel Batista.
The Mets will continue to go with a short bullpen for the time being; most teams regularly carry twelve pitchers but the Mets will make do with one fewer than that.
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The best music and talk stations
Playlists for any mood or activity
Custom radio by artist or song
New & classic episodes on demand
Tye Tribbett & G.A.
Mary Mary featuring Kierra 'Kiki' Sheard
Kirk Franklin featuring Da' T.R.U.T.H.
Israel Houghton
James Fortune & FIYA
CeCe Winans
Dave Hollister
Deitrick Haddon
Crystal Aikin
J Moss
The Murrills
Hezekiah Walker
Kurt Carr & The Kurt Carr Singers
Byron Cage
Donald Lawrence
Shari Addison
Donnie McClurkin
Dorinda Clark-Cole
Jonathan Nelson
Alvin Slaughter
Sound Of The New Breed
Stephen A. Hurd
Marvin Sapp
VIP Mass Choir featuring John P. Kee
Jennifer Hudson