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Professor Cobie Rudd is Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Health Advancement) at Edith Cowan University (ECU) and was one of five National Teaching Fellows appointed by the Australian Government Office for Learning and Teaching in 2011. Her National Teaching Fellowship, now concluded, focussed on Enhancing uptake of learning through simulation in health on a national scale. In 2008, Professor Rudd led the team that was the State Winner (WA) of the Health Employees Superannuation Trust Australia Innovations Award for achievements in developing simulated learning environments, building on her creation of the ECU Health Simulation Centre in 2007.
Professor Rudd is also the Professor of Mental Health at ECU and leads a major research project within ECU's Collaborative Research Network program that concentrates on developing evidence-based models of health care and the subsequent educational approaches required.
She has also lived and worked in Queensland and Canberra in senior policy research and advisory roles for both state and commonwealth governments. Professor Rudd presently provides leadership for a number of Statewide and national education and clinical training projects aimed at addressing the challenges of providing a skilled, inter-professional and sustainable health workforce that is responsive to evolving community needs.
Professor Rudd holds the degrees of Bachelor of Health Science in Nursing from the University of New England - Northern Rivers, Master of Public Health from Queensland University of Technology, and Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Western Australia. Additionally, she is licensed to practise as a Registered Nurse and a Registered Nurse - Specialty Mental Health.
Professor Rudd currently has a Government of Western Australia Cabinet-endorsed appointment to the Ministerial Council for Suicide Prevention and was elected Chair of the Council's Research and Evaluation Reference Group. She served as a Director on the Board for the International Society for Simulation in Healthcare (2010-2012), as a Director on the Board for the International Association for Research in Service-Learning and Community Engagement (2008 – 2010), and is presently an invited member of the International Health Workforce Collaborative. She has been Chair of the Combined Universities Centre for Rural Health (Western Australia) (2007-2010), a Director on the Nurses Board of Western Australia (2005 – 2006), a Director on the Board for the Injury Control Council Western Australia (2005 - 2007), and Vice-Chair of Western Australia General Practice Education and Training Ltd (2000 - 2003).
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|Three startups win more than $500,000 seed money
by Gary Gosselin | Oakland Business Review
Monday July 07, 2008, 11:56 AM
Startup companies in Flint, Midland and Novi have landed more than $500,000 in pre-seed money to give their efforts a boost.
Flint's Global Energy Innovations, Inc. received $250,000; Novi's 3IS got $92,499 and Fulcrum Composites in Midland received $200,000.
The three join 22 others that have received $5.4 million as part of a program that targets start-ups in one of the state's identified competitive edge technology and have the sponsorship of its local SmartZone. In addition, companies must have received grant, angel or venture capital funding greater or equal to funding requested of the Michigan Pre-Seed Capital Fund.
Global Energy, sponsored by the Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti SmartZone, provides advanced auxiliary high temperature PEM fuel cell power systems capable of reforming various fuel sources to provide multiple, reconfigurable power output channels.
3IS, sponsored by Automation Alley, received $92,499. 3IS is a business information aggregator that provides Web-based data portals for the global electronics industry.
Fulcrum Composites works with advanced materials and designs to develop structural components for the trailer and energy industries and was sponsored by the Mt. Pleasant/ Midland SmartZone.
The Michigan Pre-Seed Capital Fund is an equity fund that invests in technology-based companies to support business formation and acceleration. The fund will receive the same returns as the third party investor. The returns that the Michigan Pre-Seed Capital Fund receives from its investments will serve as seed money for the Fund's continuation.
Each SmartZone is responsible for recommending an investor to the review board. Ann Arbor SPARK serves as the Fund's administrator. The fund just received its first loan payback - with interest -- in May from an investment in a wind turbine startup company, Simms said.
But, he said, the organization only has funds for about five more investments with the original $8 million it was awarded in 2006 from the Michigan 21st Century Jobs Fund to operate the program.
Simms said he's talking to the Michigan Economic Development Corp. to obtain more funds and was confident the organization can be self-sustaining in just a few years.
"Those contacts have been made but its not a done deal yet," Simms said. "It's a high priority were told by MEDC and we're hoping to get funded fairly soon."
Over the 17-month life of the program so far, 70 companies have expressed interest and 31 have gone through the entire process.

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To be eligible for regional scholarships at UAB, students must be admitted by December 1. New freshmen are typically considered for all university-wide academic scholarships upon admission to UAB. However, a few scholarships require supplemental applications. If a supplemental application is required, it will be noted in the award's description below.
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These awards are reserved for seniors in the Birmingham City School System who are enrolled in Advanced Placement (AP) courses. And rightly so! All that extra effort deserves some extra recognition and reward. To be considered for one of these two awards, apply by March 1st with this application:
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FIREFIGHTERS were called out when a blaze broke out at Winchester cathedral yesterday evening (February 21).
At around 7.40pm, nine firemen from Winchester fire station and two appliances were called to the scene after a fire started in the void of the roof.
No one is reported to have been injured and no structural damage was found.
Winchester station crew manager Phil Foxton said: "I think they'd been having some sort of entertainment going on and a lighting rig was left on a wooden plank which started the fire.
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Very difficult class. With this specific class I feel as though his teaching style was to watch us struggle and fail but learn from the experience. He promised us that it will be very difficult but everyone will get through it -- he was RIGHT. Very hard, but worth it. I really enjoy classes I have with him.
This prof is awesome, I took two online classes from him and he was super helpful. The human sexuality class is really interesting and I liked that there were weekly quizzes that keep you on track. I also took the positive psychology class and it was great that he uses video and discussion forums. He is a good marker as well.
I had Peter for a distance course in Positive Psych and he was great. Innovative teaching style, highly recommended. It takes a bit of getting used to though - his style is not very traditionally academic, but if you can get your head around what he's looking for, his classes are a rewarding experience.
Peter is a fantastic lecturer with a great sense of humor. He makes even dull material extemely interesting. Great professor!
Took his sex ed class and it was one of the best i'd taken at UCCB. Very clear and makes the subject matter highly interesting!
peter is a awesome prof, take his sex class if you can, it is a riot. most of it is common sense, but show up to classes, you may learn something!!
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Two Lamar County families are homeless after a fire gutted their apartments Thursday afternoon.
It happened at a duplex near the intersection of Lincoln Road and Oak Grove Road about 3:30 p.m.
The fire began in back of one of the apartments and heavily damaged the interior of both.
Two firefighters from Oak Grove and Northeast Lamar Fire Departments did respond quickly to the scene and kept the blaze from spreading.
No one was hurt and no cause has been determined.
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09/18/2013 Theoretical/Computational Neuroscientist, University of Rochester
The Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences at the University of Rochester is seeking to hire a tenure-track faculty member in the area of theoretical and computational neuroscience. We are primarily interested in candidates who employ theoretical and/or computational approaches to address fundamental questions regarding neural coding, sensory and perceptual processing, motor control, cognition, and decision-making. Candidates who demonstrate a strong interest in collaborating with experimentalists are especially encouraged to apply. The successful candidate will join a dynamic, collegial department whose focus is the study of learning and development, perception, motor control and cognition, through combined neurobiological, computational, and behavioral research (http://www.bcs.rochester.edu); she or he will also be part of a university–wide neuroscience community engaged in graduate and undergraduate education. Applicants should submit a CV, a statement of research and teaching interests, and contact information for three referees via the following website: http://www.rochester.edu/fort/bcs. Questions concerning this position can be addressed to Dr. Gregory C. DeAngelis, chair of the search committee [email: ]. Review of applications will begin on November 1, 2013. The University of Rochester is an Equal Opportunity Employer with a strong commitment to diversity, and actively encourages applications from candidates from groups underrepresented in higher education.
09/18/2013 Systems Neuroscientist, University of Rochester
The Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences at the University of Rochester is seeking to hire a tenure-track faculty member in the area of systems neuroscience. We are primarily interested in candidates who employ experimental approaches to address fundamental questions regarding the neural basis of behavior. Specific areas of interest include sensory neural coding, motor control, decision-making, plasticity, learning and memory. Candidates working in both primate and non-primate model systems are encouraged to apply. The successful candidate will join a dynamic, collegial department whose focus is the study of learning and development, perception, motor control and cognition through combined neurobiological, computational, and behavioral research (http://www.bcs.rochester.edu/); she or he will also be part of a university–wide neuroscience community engaged in graduate and undergraduate education. Applicants should submit a CV, a statement of research and teaching interests, and contact information for three referees via the following website: http://www.rochester.edu/fort/bcs. Questions concerning this position can be addressed to Dr. Gregory C. DeAngelis, chair of the search committee [email: ]. Review of applications will begin on November 1, 2013. The University of Rochester is an Equal Opportunity Employer with a strong commitment to diversity, and actively encourages applications from candidates from groups underrepresented in higher education.
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09/18/2013 Asst. Prof. (Tenure-Track), Human Developmental Neuroscience, Carnegie Mellon
The Department of Psychology and the Center for the Neural Basis of Cognition (CNBC) at Carnegie Mellon University seek to fill the Ronald J. and Mary Ann Zdrojkowski Career Development Chair in human developmental neuroscience at the assistant professor, tenure- track, level. A successful candidate will be committed to high-quality teaching and should have a background that includes core areas within cognitive neuroscience, developmental neuroscience, or social neuroscience, a strong grounding in theory, cutting-edge methods, and experience fostering collaborations with other areas in psychology, development, cognitive science, and neuroscience. Carnegie Mellon is committed to an expansion of its faculty and facilities in the area of mind and brain research and is particularly seeking scientists who span multiple disciplines and employ multiple methodologies in their research. Facilities include a state-of-the-art MRI facility, EEG, NIRS, and MEG systems, and several large-scale, high-performance computing clusters.
The appointment will be joint between the Department of Psychology and the CNBC. The candidate will join a growing and highly interactive computational, cognitive, and neuroscience community and is expected to be an active participant in the CNBC – an interdisciplinary and collaborative research and training center jointly administered across the Carnegie Mellon and the University of Pittsburgh. Carnegie Mellon offers highly competitive salaries and start-up packages in an attractive and highly livable urban environment.
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09/11/2013 Asst. Professor, Systems Neuroscience, Harvard Medical School
The Department of Neurobiology at Harvard Medical School invites applications for a tenure track position with a rank of assistant professor. We seek an outstanding scientist addressing fundamental or translational questions in neuroscience with a central focus on systems neuroscience. We are open to a wide variety of experimental approaches and animal models, including small mammals, non-human primates, and invertebrate model species. Expertise in computational modeling is also highly desirable.
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Applicants should send a C.V., and a 3-page research statement (1-page summary of research contributions and 2-page description of plans for future work) by Friday, Nov. 29, 2013 as a single PDF. Applicants should arrange to have 3 letters of recommendation sent directly to the search committee.
Please send all application materials to the following online portal: https://academicpositions.harvard.edu/postings/4982
Harvard Medical School is an Equal Opportunity/ Affirmative Action Employer. Women and minorities are especially encouraged to apply.
09/03/2013 Asst. Professor, Neuroscience, Pomona College
AFFECTIVE NEUROSCIENCE. Pomona College invites applications for a tenure-track appointment at the Assistant Professor level in the Department of Psychology with affiliate status in the Department of Neuroscience. We are seeking outstanding candidates with: 1) a commitment to teaching; 2) and the ability to integrate undergraduates into an active fMRI neuroimaging research program on emotions; and 3) a demonstrated commitment to recruiting and retaining students from underrepresented groups in the sciences. Competitive start-up funds will be provided. Post-doctoral experience is preferred. Teaching load is two courses per semester and will include Introductory Psychology, a laboratory course in emotions (2 courses), a laboratory course in neuroimaging of cognitive and affective neuroscience (2 courses), and an advanced seminar in area of specialty. Equal supervision of research and senior theses in Psychology and Neuroscience is expected.
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Pomona College is an equal opportunity /Affirmative Action employer and is committed to enhancing the diversity of its faculty and students. We especially invite applications from members of traditionally underrepresented groups including racial/ethnic minorities, women, members of the LGBT community, people with disabilities and veterans. The Psychology and Neuroscience Departments support equal access to high education and value working in a richly diverse environment.
09/03/2013 Asst. Professor, Developmental Psychology, Gustavus Adolphus College
Gustavus Adolphus College invites applications for a tenure-track position of Assistant Professor of Developmental Psychology (specialization open) in the Department of Psychological Science to begin September 1, 2014.
We seek candidates who have an earned doctorate in Developmental Psychology (specialization open), but will consider candidates who have achieved ABD status. The successful candidate will have demonstrated excellence in teaching, advising, and research collaboration with undergraduates. Previous academic experience with diverse populations is highly desirable.
Teaching responsibilities include introductory Developmental courses, an upper level seminar in the candidate's specialty area as well as core courses such as, General Psychology or Psychological Research Methods.
The Department of Psychological Science is housed in the newly-opened Beck Academic Hall with dedicated lab facilities to support teaching and research.
To apply, send PDF copies of cover letter, cv, statement of teaching philosophy and research interests, transcripts (scanned acceptable), and three confidential letters of recommendation to .
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Gustavus Adolphus College is a coeducational, private, Lutheran (ELCA), residential, national liberal arts college of 2500 students. The College maintains a longstanding commitment to excellence through diversity with a special emphasis on global engagement and service. Additionally, we strive to be a community supportive of all kinds of individuals and families. As an Affirmative Action employer, it is the policy and practice of Gustavus Adolphus College to provide equal employment opportunities for all. EOE/M/F/V/D


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Album Rating: 3.017th review guys, any constructive criticism is always appreciated.
Very well written review, pos.
one suggestion:
in the way these guys execute their studio ideas flawlessly.
Delete "flawlessly".Digging: Lisa Gerrard - Twilight Kingdom
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Album Rating: 3.0http://www.metalhammer.gr/magazine/hammer-tv/4336-anvil-hope-in-hell-stream.html
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Good review dude, pos'd.
I posted my 17th review only a couple of days ago.
One thing I noticed:
Hope In Hell is yet another testament to the band's personal view of how badass, mean and "Metal" can Rock 'n' Roll really be.
This would make more sense if it was worded like this: '...how badass, mean and "Metal" Rock 'n' Roll can really be.' (just move the word 'can').
Hope In Hell is yet another testament to the band's personal view of how badass, mean and "Metal" can Rock 'n' Roll really be.
Yeah this is an awesome album, decent review too
Album Rating: 3.0@Voivod
Thanks for reminding me Voivod, I forgot to erase that mistake.
Εαν το αλλαζα και το εκανα:
"in the way these guys execute their studio ideas in a flawless way" η κατι παρεμφερες, θα ταιριαζε ? βασικα, ηθελα να τονισω το "ποσο αψεγαδιαστες ειναι οι studio εκτελεσεις".
Thanks Jamie for your suggestion. It really reads better that way.
Αν σβήσεις τη λέξη που έγραψα πρωτύτερα, τότε το νόημα της πρότασης είναι ακριβώς αυτό που είχες κατά νου :-)
Loved Juggernaut but this one didn't quite grab me.
Album Rating: 3.0@Voivod
ok, thanks man.
"Loved Juggernaut but this one didn't quite grab me."
Agreed, Juggernaut is better.
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A 21-year-old Apple Valley, California woman was arrested Monday on charges that she used chili powder to punish a 2-year-old girl who was pronounced dead after suffering a seizure.
Amanda Sorensen, the girlfriend of the child's father, allegedly fought with her significant other "like crazy," according to a neighbor who spoke to KTLA-TV in Los Angeles. It wasn't clear how exactly the chili powder was used, but authorities said it was likely employed as a punishment.
She was arrested on suspicion of child abuse after medical personnel found evidence that the toddler had ingested chili powder. A doctor told KTLA-TV that children so young cannot ingest powders without inhaling them, which might have lead to deadly respiratory inflammation.
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Natco Pharma Ltd faced a setback in its patent infringement case with Teva Pharmaceuticals pertaining to the generic version of Copaxone, a multiple sclerosis drug.
In a ruling delivered on June 22, 2012, the US District Court, New York, upheld the contention of Teva Pharmaceuticals that Natco's abbreviated new drug application (ANDA) for the generic version of Copaxone infringed all the asserted claims of Teva.
The Hyderabad-based company had filed an ANDA for Copaxone with its partner, Mylan Inc, in June 2008 and obtained a Para IV certification which challenged the existing patents held by Teva.
"Natco is disappointed with the court decision. While the company has not yet had the opportunity to review the court's opinion, it will fully investigate all available options for appeal,'' Natco said in a release on Monday.
Meanwhile, Natco's scrip tanked over 10 per cent at Rs 335 within hours of opening for trading.


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There are 3 boulders in this area with problems on them. The first two sit side by side right where the trail up the left side of the gully makes a turn back right towards the gully, for the purpose of locating problemswe will call the first one Boulder A and the one behind it Boulder B. The last boulder is bigger and more featured than the first two. One face in particular is overhanging with tons of positive edges and pockets, great warming up, we'll call this Boulder C.
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Head towards the gully, under the rock overhang then across the gully to a pretty worn in trail on the hillside. The trail makes a 90' turn to the right at the first two boulders and goes by the lower side of the third boulder.
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Built into a rugged steel frame, the 63% tinted tempered glass is mounted on a unique two-way, dual-window tracking mechanism that allows you to quickly slide open the window in either direction (except for YJ (87-95) models). Perfect for going through a toll booth or drive-through with ease. The toggle latch provides security for interior cargo.
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They say these are supposed to be a perfect fit, but my passenger side didn't seal correctly. I had to play with the seals a bit for a watertight fit. They look great and make driving a ragtop with half doors much better to deal with. The only problems are, it doesn't fit, after washing the Jeep the windows retain water and drain for hours, I also would not driving with them with the top off. They start to bow out and I pulled them out of fear of them growing wings. But, all in all it is a great buy. The price is a little high, but im pleased.
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One of our zippered windows broke so we deceived to replace them with the sliders. Like them better than the roll up windows. Opening the front or back independently is nice. And I can open them while driving. The ride is much quieter. Just a good all around investment. And much cheaper than buying new doors just to get glass windows.
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The sliders are great. Glass has nice tint and the seals are tight and rattle free. Much better than the stock plastic windows.I can see out the window even when the sun hits the glass.Shipped quickly and hassle free.Price seemed high but once on the Jeep price seemed low.


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SOCHI, Russia – For visitors to the Winter Olympics, Sochi may feel like a landscape from a dream — familiar and strange at once.
Palm trees evoke a tropical seaside resort, but the Black Sea is seriously cold; turn away from the palms and the jagged, snow-covered peaks of the Caucasus Mountains rise nearby. Lively and garish modern buildings mix with Stalin Gothic structures. Billboards are written in an alphabet in which some letters sound exactly like you think they do, others mean something else and the rest are flat-out alien.
What may seem oddest of all is the city's cheerful and relaxed aura in a country stereotyped as dour. Even a statue of Vladimir Lenin catches the casual vibe. He's not haranguing the masses, he's just standing under trees with one hand in his pocket as if he's killing time waiting for a date.
Here are questions and answers about the resort city often called the Russian Riviera.
Am I in Sochi?
Rather like New York City, Sochi is a sprawling municipality that incorporates four boroughs. One of the four is called Sochi. So it's possible to be in Sochi and say "I'm going to Sochi."
All the Olympic events take place in Adler borough, although the snow-sport venues often are described as being in specific settlements such as Krasnaya Polyana and Esto-Sadok.
Sochi borough is more or less the Manhattan of the city, home to the best restaurants, coolest clubs and main cultural institutions. The urban part of Adler also has attractive restaurants.
Although the attractions are relatively cosmopolitan and the coastline is 90 miles long, Sochi is not a big city in terms of population. It has about 350,000 people.
Language skills
Volunteer staff at Olympics test events spoke excellent English and sometimes struck up conversations to show off or improve their skills. But outside the Olympic venues and large hotels, communication in languages other than Russian is likely to be difficult. The Games' organizing committee recommends that mobile- device users download a translation app.
The Cyrillic alphabet isn't as hard as it may look, and spending a couple of hours to master it brings sizable rewards. Russian has many loanwords from English, French and German, so being able to sound out words can make the place pop into better focus.
For example, knowing that "teatp" is pronounced "teater," it's a reasonable and correct guess that it means "theater." Note that bars advertising "xayc" are offering "house" music and not a homey atmosphere.
How's the weather?
Rain, snow, sun, fog, warmish, cold — a few days at the Olympics likely will include them all.
On the coast, where the ice sports and opening and closing ceremonies take place, daytime temperatures should be around 50 degrees and freezing is unlikely. In the mountains, temperatures generally don't get severely cold; at the lower elevations, where ski-jumping and sliding sports take place, the prospect of rain and above-freezing temperatures is a concern.
What's to eat?
Russian cooking can be hard on the waistline but good for the taste buds. Even nominally low-calorie soups such as beet-based borscht boost their count when a typically large dollop of sour cream is added. Pelmeni, dumplings filled with minced meat or vegetables, please almost everyone's taste. Entrees often come without side dishes, so potatoes and other vegetables must be ordered separately.
Russia has a wine industry of sorts, but refined palates may find it disappointing. Vodka, seen as both Russia's treasure and its curse, is often ordered by the gram, with 100 grams (3.5 ounces) the standard to get the night started.
Sochi is a good place to sample the food of nearby Georgia, including the renowned cheese-filled hot bread called khachapuri; chicken in walnut sauce, called tsatsivi; and the plum-based soup kharcho.
Beyond sports
Downtown Sochi and Adler have long and appealing seaside promenades, complete with tacky souvenir stands, lively bars and restaurants. Sochi has an attractive passenger harbor, whose spired terminal is one of the city's standout buildings, and an art museum.
The most idiosyncratic attraction may be Sochi's extensive mountainside botanical garden, the Dendrarium, with an unusual array of plants showing the variable climate.
Sochi has long been a choice destination for Russia's political elite. Joseph Stalin's summer residence in Zeleni Mys features a wax mannequin of the dictator at his desk.
A swim in the Black Sea may make an unusual memory. The beaches are stony and the water temperature is about 50 degrees; concerns have been raised about pollution in the sea around Dagomys, north of downtown Sochi.
A classic Russian way to while away an afternoon is a trip to a banya, like a sauna but somewhat steamier. If your hotel doesn't have one, it can likely recommend a good one nearby. A proper trip to the banya involves several hours of repeatedly heating up and cooling down, along with snacking and having a few drinks.
Local tourist agencies offer other excursions. These include day trips to the separatist Georgian region of Abkhazia, but visitors will need a double-entry Russian visa to get back into Sochi. Travel to the rest of Georgia is forbidden to those who come to Abkhazia from the Russian side.
What about the rest of Russia?
A trip to Sochi can be a jumping-off point for exploring other parts of Russia, notably Moscow and St. Petersburg. Unless there's time to spare or the spirit of adventure overtakes you, the train isn't a good option. The fastest train from Sochi to Moscow takes 24 hours; St. Petersburg is another half-day beyond.
February is the most severe month in Moscow and St. Petersburg and visitors should be prepared for temperatures colder than anything they're likely to experience even in the mountains of Sochi.
Details: www.russiatravel.com.
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Demand for Feeding South Dakota's Backpack Program continues to surpass record levels and the non-profit struggles to keep up with the need.
But next week, you can share your love to your valentine while feeding a hungry child for an entire semester.
Thousands of food insecure students in the Sioux Falls area rely on a weekly sack of food for nourishment over the weekend.
Feeding South Dakota's Backpack Coordinator says the number of students continues to climb higher than expectations.
"This year has been a record year for us already and we still have three months left of the Backpack Program," Struck said. "Last night we filled 3,578 backpacks which is 200 more than we were doing in February of last year, so we continue to see the need."
To raise additional funds to serve children this semester, the non-profit is launching the Share Your Love promotion.
For $75, you can provide one weekend food package to a child every week for a semester. And that's not all. With this donation, Feeding South Dakota will deliver a rose to someone you love in Sioux Falls and also provide a Valentine's Day card from a child.
"Even if we could make up some of that gap through this promotion, it would be an incredible result for us," DeGraff said.
And with the growing need every year, Feeding South Dakota spends more than $500,000 on food for the Backpack Program, and right now, organizers say they need more.
"School administrators reach out to us and say, can we add this kid to the list, it's really difficult to say no, we can't do it. So that's where we have to kind of look at how we can be creative to continue to grow our fundraising base because that is not always the easiest thing to do," DeGraff said.
"We are just doing our best to meet the need. We do the best we can with the resources we have," Struck said.
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text: This is my second year having Dish and I watched all the Kings games last season with no problems. However, tonight when I tried to watch the game, I found out that Dish is not airing the game till 10:00pm. Utilizing their game finder, I found out that all of the Kings games are being shown three hours later than original air time. I wanted to know if other people are having the same issue or if its only me. Any help would be apprecaited. Thanks.


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In an interview with Mining Weekly, Neal Froneman, CEO of Sibanye Gold Ltd. (NYSE:SBGL), said that illegal gold mining has become such an issue in South Africa that it might be a good idea to let the South African National Defence Force handle it.
As quoted in the market news:
'It's literally war,' said the highly regarded head of the JSE- and NYSE-listed Sibanye.
'It's at a level where I don't think it would be inappropriate to bring in the SANDF. It's way out of control,' he said, recounting incidents of 150-plus illegal miners attacking plants.
Sibanye was having to spend R300-million on security, made up of former high-ranking Hawks.
The South African Police Services was unable to help because of their lack capacity to go underground.


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When in politics, it is always wise to stand next to athletic heroes. Thus this weekend provided a drove of tweets from lawmakers cheering on U.S. Olympians who also happen to be constituents/voters.
On Sunday, Sen. Amy Klobuchar gave a shoutout to the U.S. men's Olympic hockey team and the hometown of T.J. Oshie, the hero of the team's shootout victory over Russia Saturday.
Another awesome game by #USAHockey, this one 5-1 vs. Slovenia. Excited to visit Warroad later this week!—
Amy Klobuchar (@amyklobuchar) February 16, 2014
Warroad is also home to Gigi Marvin, a defenseman on the women's Olympic hockey team. The town is, appropriately, going nuts for its local Olympians.
(Of course, note that Oshie may be from Minnesota, but Rep. Dave Reichert, R-Wash., would like to note he is also from Washington.)
Can't help but be excited by WA-born @OSH74's game winning goal yesterday! The spirit of 1980 is alive and well.—
Dave Reichert (@davereichert) February 17, 2014
Klobuchar and Reichert were obviously not the only ones excited about hockey:
Great job today to #TeamUSA on their incredible win against Russia this morning. Go USA!—
Rep. Bob Gibbs (@RepBobGibbs) February 15, 2014
U-S-A! U-S-A! reut.rs/1f7NJ4T #Sochi2014—
Sen. Lisa Murkowski (@lisamurkowski) February 16, 2014
And Sen. Mark Kirk, R-Ill., was rooting for a home-state hockey player on the women's team.
Good luck to @KendallCoyne & @USOlympic Women's Hockey in their first playoff game senatorkirk.tumblr.com http://t.co/0n7oANWoow—
Mark Kirk (@SenatorKirk) February 16, 2014
In the New Hampshire delegation, both sides are cheering on skier Bode Miller.
Congratulations to NH's @MillerBode for winning bronze in super-G! #GoUSA—
Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (@SenatorShaheen) February 16, 2014
NH is so proud of Bode Miller! #NHinSochi—
Kelly Ayotte (@KellyAyotte) February 16, 2014
Meanwhile, Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa — zagging where others zig, as usual — was touting champions closer to home: the University of Northern Iowa wrestling team.
UNI wrestlers remain undefeated beat Purdue 24/12. My friend Joey at 141 lost his first dual this season 13/9 4th ranked team UNI beat'14—
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Funny or Die's Oddball Comedy tour is back and better than ever with another stacked lineup of stand-up greats.
Dave Chappelle made it through his set at the Colorado stop of the Oddball Comedy Festival, though it was a tense and hilarious end to the festival.
Dave Chappelle, Flight of the Conchords to headline FunnyorDie.com "Oddball" tour at Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre
L.A. comic Rory Scovel is returning triumphant to Denver to headline Comedy Works after a mixed bag of past appearances in the Mile High City
Before "Flight of the Conchords" and "The Daily Show," comedy darling — and Longmont, Colo. native — Kristen Schaal was working with her brilliant comedic partner Kurt Braunohler. And she still is.
Louis C.K. skewing Ticketmaster and the truth behind money in stand-up comedy
A favorite of stand-up insiders and his fellow comics, Hannibal Buress has recently been branching out into the middle of the country with shows like this weekend's Comedy Works sets.


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This event was held for Anna Paquin, but I was in lust Dita von Teese.
The burlesque star stole Anna's thunder looking exquisite wearing a baby blue corset dress with a cone-shaped bra from Jean Paul Gaultier's Spring 2010 'G Spot' collection.
I think we are going to see a lot of this "underwear as outerwear" trend popping up on the red carpet.
Let's pray it's continues to be tastefully done.
I'm very much appreciating the hairstyle change and those stunning blue earrings.
Yet another BDOTW contender. It's getting packed already and it's only Monday.
Anna Paquin looked nice and neat wearing a fitted navy sheath Gianfranco Ferré dress, accented with a lavender sash tied to the waist.
Her sash was complemented by a lavender crystallized Gianfranco Ferrè clutch and Jil Sander platform heels.
Dita and Anna maybe worlds apart in the style stakes, but they both look fantastic.
Stylist Liz Goldwyn wore a sexy Gianni Versace LBD, with criss cross leather straps with jeweled buckles from the Bondage 1992 Couture collection.
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Review of First Financial Bank's Kasasa Cash and Saver Accounts
First Financial Bank has started offering a reward checking account called Kasasa Cash. There's also a linked savings account called Kasasa Saver. Both offer very competitive interest rates, and the accounts can be opened online. Thanks to DA member 51hh who first posted on this in the forum. There is some worry that this deal may not last long, but as I show below, it's not really a hot deal compared to other reward checking accounts. So hopefully, it will last for some time.
First Financial Bank has the rates and details listed in its Kasasa Cash page and in its Kasasa Saver page as of 1/28/2013:
Kasasa Cash rates and features if monthly requirements are met:
- 3.00% APY on balances up to $15,000
- 3.00% – 0.61 % APY on balances over $15,000 depending on balance in account
- 0.05% APY if qualifications aren't met
- Unlimited nationwide ATM fee refunds
Kasasa Saver rates if Kasasa Cash requirements are met:
- 1.00% APY on balances up to $50,000
- 1.00 – 0.50% APY on balances over $15,000 depending on balance in account
- 0.05% APY if qualifications are not met on Kasasa Cash
Monthly requirements for the Kasasa Cash account:
- 12 debit card purchases post and clear
- Access online banking
- Receive free eStatements
The accounts are free with no monthly service fees and no minimum balance requirement. There's a limit of one account per social security number. Also, ATM receipt must be presented for reimbursement of ATM fees of $5.00 or higher.
Update 4/3/2013: The bank changed their policy in the last week of March. They are now only accepting applications from their market area (see where they have branches below).
There's an online application link at the bank's Kasasa Cash page.
I and other readers have been told by bank representatives that people in any state are eligible to open these accounts. As we have seen many times before, banks often change the eligibility rules. If you see a change, please leave a comment. First Financial isn't a small bank, so hopefully, it will be able to handle customers from all states.
Bank Overview
First Financial Bank branches are located in Arkansas and Mississippi. Its headquarters is located in El Dorado, Arkansas. The bank has $812 million in assets and $615 million in deposits. It has an overall health score at DepositAccounts.com of 4 stars (out of 5) with a Texas ratio of 10.39% (above average) based on September 2012 data. Please refer to our financial overview of First Financial Bank for more details. The bank has been a FDIC member since 1934 (FDIC Certificate # 28905).
How This Reward Checking Compares
As I mentioned above, I don't consider this as a hot deal. This is due to the $15K balance cap of the 3% Kasasa Cash account. We already have a nationally available reward checking account that pays 3% APY on balances up to $15K. That's the Max Checking Account from Lake Michigan Credit Union. This is an all-access credit union in which anyone can join via an association membership. The Max Checking has been paying 3% APY since 2009, so there's some hope that First Financial Bank can keep these rates and balance caps for awhile.
First Financial Bank does have one advantage over Lake Michigan CU. It also offers a Kasasa Saver account that pays 1% APY on balances up to $50K. This is a nice account if you have more than $15K that you want to keep liquid. You can get a little higher interest rate at some internet money market accounts, but this Kasasa Saver rate is close enough to make it a good alternative to the internet accounts.
To find reward checking accounts in other areas of the nation, please refer to the reward checking section of DepositAccounts.com. To learn more about reward checking, please refer to this reward checking overview.


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@marcorubio Defund! Repeal! Keep up the good work Senator!—
Jada Edwards (@JadainGA) July 25, 2013
More than 60 Republicans have signed a letter urging House Speaker John Boehner to defund the implementation and enforcement of Obamacare in any appropriations bill brought to the house floor, Politico reports today.
60+ House Republicans sign a letter urging @SpeakerBoehner to defund Obamacare: politi.co/1380NBC via @JakeSherman & @BresPolitico—
POLITICO (@politico) July 25, 2013
Those Congressmen join 12 Senators who signed their names to a similar letter. As Twitchy reported, Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) has been leading the drive in the Senate to defund Obamacare, and Tuesday he tweeted a video suggesting he had 15 Senators on board to sign the letter. RedState.com reported, though, that GOP leadership is actively working against Lee and urging legislators not to sign.
Lee, Cruz, and Rubio to hold Senate floor colloquy at noon on initiative to defund Obamacare.—
Byron York (@ByronYork) July 25, 2013
Sen GOP'ers who signed #Obamacare defund letter: Lee, Rubio, Cruz, Risch, Paul, Inhofe, Vitter, Thune, Chiesa, Enzi, Fischer, Grassley.—
David M. Drucker (@DavidMDrucker) July 25, 2013
Senator Mike Lee letter on Obamacare funding has 12 GOP signatures. Once had 17 – Sens Ayotte, Boozman, Cornyn, Kirk, & Wicker dropped off.—
Stephen Hayes (@stephenfhayes) July 25, 2013
Red State is not pleased with Sen. Cornyn for dropping off of Mike Lee's defund Obamacare train bit.ly/15NV56u—
Sam Stein (@samsteinhp) July 25, 2013
Sen. Marco Rubio declared in a tweet that the effort is gaining momentum, at least in the House. He also released an except of a floor speech giving five reasons to defund Obamacare.
#momentum! Over 60 House #GOP members sign letter asking for #obamacare defunding in short term budget. politico.com/story/2013/07/…—
Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) July 25, 2013
If defunding #obamacare not important enough for #GOP to draw a line in the sand, what issue is? youtu.be/iNAGH4DLry8—
Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) July 25, 2013
The momentum among the public has never died down, however.
@JohnCornyn you need to re-commit to Mike Lee's efforts to defund Obamacare or shut down the government. Texans do NOT want O-care!—
Scotty G (@scottygoldsmith) July 25, 2013
@GOPLeader defund Obamacare or we will finished as a country.—
Baggs the Piper (@MericleJerry) July 25, 2013
ObamaCare…DEFUND for now, dismantle, REPEAL a.s.a.p.—
Greg Boll (@GregBoll) July 25, 2013
Any Senator who does NOT vote to defund Obamacare doesn't deserve to keep their job!—
Kimberly (@ColtsGal72) July 25, 2013
@GOPLeader @johnboehner time to prove your worth and principles, defund the train wreck that is Obamacare.—
Bill Hooley (@bjhooley) July 25, 2013
@GOPLeader If you don't vote to defund ObamaCare then this is all for show.—
(@marnes) July 25, 2013
Republicans must defund Obamacare! There are enough Republicans in the House and Senate to do this! If not, we are done.—
Mike Israel (@mdi080968) July 25, 2013
I wish Boehner would be as passionate about defunding obamacare as he is about pushing amnesty #PRIORITIES—
Daniel Horowitz (@RMConservative) July 25, 2013


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The city of Charlotte owns the Convention Center, but it farms out the management of the building and overall tourism efforts to the taxpayer-supported Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority.
The city's elected officials know little about the economic impact of the convention business. In fact, they don't know much about the Charlotte Convention Center at all.
In an interview last year, Mayor Anthony Foxx said he didn't know the share of Mecklenburg's hotel business that is attributable to the Convention Center. He guessed that just under half of all hotel rooms sold in the county were tied to conventions.
Former council member Edwin Peacock said he assumed it was about 60 percent. Council member David Howard pegged the number at 25 percent. Beth Pickering, first elected in November, put the Convention Center's share of hotel business at one-third.
The reality is that in fiscal year 2011, the convention center's share of the countywide hotel market was 2.7 percent.
The CRVA doesn't give elected officials – or anyone else – context about its impact to the overall hospitality industry.
For instance, in its request to the city for funding this year, the CRVA said its goal is to "consume 6.5 million hotel rooms" in the Charlotte metro area. In reality, the CRVA has little to do with that business.
All CRVA bookings, including the Convention Center, total 6 percent. That includes small meetings in hotels, weddings and family reunions. Most hotel rooms are filled by people here on business.
This spring, City Council member Michael Barnes was upset that the CRVA continued to pay former chief executive Tim Newman as part of a severance agreement. Barnes asked City Manager Curt Walton if the city could scrutinize all CRVA expenditures, as the city did last summer when Newman was under fire for his management practices.
Walton said that the city could withhold CRVA's money, but he admitted the city's staff doesn't have enough expertise to know if the money is being spent correctly. "It's a very specialized industry," Walton said.
"The council only knows what the CRVA tells us," said council member Warren Cooksey, who previously served as a board member on an organization that preceded the CRVA, the Charlotte Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Neither the city nor the CRVA are aware of any study that examined how many jobs and how much new tax revenue the Convention Center generated.
The CRVA did a two-page analysis of economic impact earlier this year in response to Observer questions, but the tourism authority now says some of its findings were based on flawed data.
Under pressure from the City Council, the CRVA board hired a new chief executive, Tom Murray, in December. Council members had been upset about Newman's management of the CRVA, including inflated attendance estimates for the NASCAR Hall of Fame and his expense account spending.
Murray, a former chief operating officer with InterContinental Hotels Group, has reorganized the CRVA, including letting Newman go as a senior sales executive.
Murray said he made a pledge with his leadership team that each member would act in an "ethical manner."
The CRVA said he recently reviewed Observer questions about visitor spending projections. He agreed there were problems in its estimates. Still, Murray has said in interviews with the Observer that the Convention Center is performing well.
"It's not about a profit-loss business," Murray said. "We look at how we create economic impact. We think the story is good."
The City Council and mayor appoint members of the CRVA's 13-member board, which is responsible for hiring the chief executive.
After last year's controversy about Newman, some elected officials said they would nominate board members to better scrutinize the CRVA.
One new member is Russell Sizemore, an attorney with K&L Gates, who doesn't have a background in the hospitality business. He said the Charlotte hotel industry's rebound after the recession is a good sign.
"Those numbers are back where they were before the downturn," Sizemore said.
The Mecklenburg hotel industry is indeed posting increases in occupancy and revenue for each room sold.
Asked how much the Convention Center is a part of those gains, Sizemore said he didn't know. "I don't have a guess," he said. "That would be a great question to ask (chief executive) Tom Murray."
While the City Council wanted more scrutiny of the CRVA, chief Murray wants the board to step back. He will hold six board meetings annually, down from 12.
"The board became much more involved (in the daily operations)," Murray said. "I asked them to move back and let me do the decisions."
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