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The Pets' Trust, a popular citizen initiative that could save the lives of thousands of unwanted pets, goes to a vote of the Miami-Dade County Commission on Tuesday.
Approval would mean that Mayor Carlos Gimenez can build funding for the trust into his upcoming budget, based on a $10-per-$100,000 property tax assessment that voters overwhelmingly supported in a straw ballot last November.
The average property owner would pay $20 a year starting in November. Residents who don't own property would pay nothing.
The money raised, an estimated $20 million, would underwrite high-volume spay/neuter clinics in parts of the county where veterinary care is hard to find or too expensive for residents, and help the county fulfill the "no-kill'' objective it set last year.
The clinics would charge a small fraction of the retail cost of sterilizing a cat or dog, for which veterinarians sometimes charge several hundred dollars. In some cases, the procedure would be free.
If the clinics can start sterilizing at least 1,500 cats and dogs every week, trust proponents say the death rate at the county's Medley animal shelter should soon begin to fall because fewer strays would be reproducing in the streets, slowing the shelter intake.
Each year, more than half of the 37,000 animals that end up at the shelter die there because no one wants them. The "no-kill'' goal is to reduce euthanasia to 10 percent.
In the long run, the Pets' Trust will save money, organizers say. It costs around $300 to euthanize an animal because it must be cared for during the mandatory five-day holding period that gives owners a chance to reclaim, which few do.
In contrast, spaying and neutering costs $65.
The nonbinding proposal on the November ballot got 500,000 votes — 65 percent of all votes cast — a proportion that amazed and delighted proponents who figured it might squeak by.
That margin gives trust organizers confidence that the County Commission will follow through. Still, they've been meeting one-on-one with commissioners since the Public Safety and Animal Services Committee voted May 15 to send the proposal to the full panel.
"Hopefully, they will listen to what the people say they want,'' said trust co-founder Michael Rosenberg, a Kendall businessman.
He estimates it will take about five years before the county begins seeing the results.
The money raised won't become part of Animal Services' budget, but the county agency could apply for funding for special projects.
A volunteer board would decide what groups that provide rescues, behavior-modification programs, neuter-spay services and responsible pet-ownership courses would get grants.
The trust's "action plan,'' which the commission would adopt on a "yes'' vote, earmarks 95 percent of the funding for programs, 5 percent for administrative costs.
Voters would decide periodically whether to maintain the assessment, or to let it expire.
The most vocal opposition to the plan has come from the South Florida Veterinary Medical Association, on the grounds that the money might be misspent, and that instead of establishing new clinics — most likely customized trailers — it should subsidize low-cost surgery at existing veterinary hospitals.
Trust co-founder Rita Schwartz, who operates a South Miami furniture consignment store, said that the action plan mandates proper oversight.
"After this passes, this is the only way the money will be spent, on the animals,'' she said. "Any other way, we defeat the purpose of what we've done.''
Correction: This story, which appeared online June 3 and in print June 4, gave the mistaken impression about how money might flow to the Animal Services Department. Some of the money from a possible tax increase would be earmarked for the department, some for rescue groups. An advisory board will examine grant proposals from community groups and offer recommendations to the commission, which will decide which ones to fund. The commission would review the spending plan periodically and vote to end it or extend it.
Also, the item on the county's agenda June 4 was not the Pets' Trust proposal, but instead a "No Kill" plan put together by Alex Munoz, director of the county's Animal Services Department.


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Google's MapReduce programming model serves for processing large data sets in a massively parallel manner. We deliver the first rigorous description of the model including its advancement as Google's domain-specific language Sawzall. To this end, we reverse-engineer the seminal papers on MapReduce and Sawzall, and we capture our findings as an executable specification. We also identify and resolve some obscurities in the informal presentation given in the seminal papers. We use typed functional programming (specifically Haskell) as a tool for design recovery and executable specification. Our development comprises three components: (i) the basic program skeleton that underlies MapReduce computations; (ii) the opportunities for parallelism in executing MapReduce computations; (iii) the fundamental characteristics of Sawzall's aggregators as an advancement of the MapReduce approach. Our development does not formalize the more implementational aspects of an actual, distributed execution of MapReduce computations.


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KFIX Rock News: Paul McCartney Calls For Worldwide Ban On Cosmetic Tests On Animals
Continuing his support of animal-rights causes, Paul McCartney is backing an initiative by the Cruelty Free International organization seeking a global ban on cosmetics testing on animals.
In March, a similar ban went into effect throughout the European Union after a long campaign by the BUAV, the founding organization of Cruelty Free International.
"I have supported…the BUAV over the years with its campaign to end cosmetics testing on animals," says McCartney in a statement.
"I am so proud to be part of this historic event and congratulate Cruelty Free International for succeeding in taking the cruelty out of beauty across the European Union. Together we have made a huge difference, yet animals continue to suffer because over 80% of the world still allows cosmetics testing on animals."
He adds, "I am now supporting Cruelty Free International with its campaign to seek a global ban to ensure that animals do not suffer for the sake of beauty anywhere in the world."
Countries that still allow cosmetics to be tested on animals include the U.S., China, Australia, Japan, India and Korea. In China and some other countries, animal tests are required before cosmetic products are allowed to be sold there.
"We have been grateful for the support of Sir Paul over the years for our campaign to end cosmetics testing in the EU," says Michelle Thew, Cruelty Free International's chief executive. "We are delighted that he will now join us on our global mission to end the use of animals to test cosmetics worldwide."
Other celebrities who also support the initiative include singer Joss Stone, Game of Thrones actor Peter Dinklage and comedian Ricky Gervais.
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↵Today's Calls: 2008 NBA Draft vs. 2010 NBA Free Agency, Pat Riley vs. Michael Beasley, O.J. Mayo vs. Kevin Love, Twins vs. Rays, Rich Harden vs. Cliff Lee, Maria Sharapova vs. Andy Roddick and More! ↵↵
↵The Opening Pitch: The Nets might as well have drafted LeBron James yesterday. ↵
↵The Nets were the big winner of draft day, and it only partially had to do with the draft. You have to look at the bigger picture: ↵↵
↵*They traded Richard Jefferson for Yi Jianlian, which gives the Nets an instant foothold in China. And LeBron LOVES the Chinese market. ↵↵
↵*The move will free up a lot of cap room by 2010, positioning the Nets to be able to pay LeBron his max. ↵↵
↵*And they capped the day by getting the steal of the first round in Brook Lopez, the top true center and an ideal post complement for a team featuring the league's most versatile player. Um: LeBron. ↵↵
↵(The Nets even snagged BOTH of SN's sleepers: Ryan Anderson at 21 AND Chris Douglas-Roberts, the steal of the second round. Sheesh: With this many sleepers, Woody Allen is rooting for the wrong New York-area NBA team.) ↵↵
↵To review: The Nets entered China, got loads of 2010 cap room and drafted a 20-year-old 7-footer and two versatile sleepers. (Oh, and team owner Jay-Z is still LeBron's mentor, and the team is still scheduled to move into the center of the NBA's biggest media market.) ↵↵
↵Connect the dots, friends: It's all about LeBron. The Nets want LeBron. The Nets are now in a perfect position to lure LeBron. When the Nets eventually sign LeBron, we will look back and say that the 2008 NBA draft was a critical moment -- perhaps THE critical moment -- in that process. ↵↵
↵Timberwolves and Grizzlies create blockbuster: Minnesota gets Kevin Love and Mike Miller (and parts); Memphis gets O.J. Mayo (and parts). It's a win for both teams: ↵↵
↵Kevin McHale gets the draftee he really wanted (his heart was never in Mayo) and, in Miller, a bona fide stud -- Mr. Outside to Al Jefferson's Mr. Inside (with Love as the connective tissue). ↵↵
↵The Grizzlies get a Face of the Franchise: Neither Rudy Gay nor Mike Conley was going to be that guy, although Memphis is now awfully perimeter-heavy, particularly when you add in extra draftee Donte Greene. ↵↵
↵Three other big storylines: ↵↵
↵(1) Freshmen rule: 10 freshmen in the first round, a new record. Wow, David Stern, that age limit SURE IS WORKING! It is arguable the one-and-done rule has made things worse; expect even more frosh to bolt next year. ↵↵
↵(2) Pat Riley backs down, drafts Beasley. In the end, of course he didn't take Mayo over Beasley, a once-a-decade talent (well, twice, if you want to count Kevin Durant). This was the right pick, although Riley didn't seem particularly ecstatic about making it. ↵↵
↵Three other big storylines: ↵↵
↵(1) Freshmen rule: 10 freshmen in the first round, a new record. Wow, David Stern, that age limit SURE IS WORKING! It is arguable the one-and-done rule has made things worse; expect even more frosh to bolt next year. ↵↵
↵(2) Pat Riley backs down, drafts Beasley. In the end, of course he didn't take Mayo over Beasley, a once-a-decade talent (well, twice, if you want to count Kevin Durant). This was the right pick, although Riley didn't seem particularly ecstatic about making it. ↵↵
↵Other picks I liked: Derrick Rose, obviously. ... Jerryd Bayless, because "fit" matters, and playing next to big Brandon Roy -- after the Pacers traded Bayless' draft rights to Portland -- is a perfect match for this undersized combo guard. ... In the same trade, Brandon Rush to the Pacers, where he is an all-rookie team sleeper. ... Courtney Lee, who instantly fills a need for the Magic (and was a rare rep for the senior class). ↵↵
↵(3) Knicks get booed. If the Knicks were going to take Danilo Gallinari, they should have done a better job through the media to prep fan expectations. Fans HATED the pick. ↵↵
↵(I do not buy the canard that Knicks fans demand winning now. In fact, it's that mentality that has ruined the franchise. All they want is to see a plan; I'm not sure they saw how Gallinari fit into that plan.) ↵↵
↵Other picks I didn't like: Hard to keep count. I love Joe Alexander, but how will he fit with Richard Jefferson? ... MJ ruins another one: Why replace Raymond Felton with another short PG (D.J. Augustin?), and Alexis Ajinca averaged 4.7 ppg (in France) and defines "project." ... Really: Jason Thompson?!?! JaVale McGee?!?! ... Anthony Randolph is yet another big man project for a Warriors team that wants to win now. ↵↵
↵Second-round sleepers: Mario Chalmers -- drafted 34th by the T-wolves, then traded -- was a steal for the Heat; he could step in and play next to Dwyane Wade immediately. ... I already mentioned Chris Douglas-Roberts. ... Bill Walker is a top 10 talent with a questionable knee; as a Wizards fan, I was bummed to see him traded to the Celtics, who can afford to take a risk. ↵↵
↵Draft Fashion: O.J. Mayo earns "Best in Show," both from me and the Head Chick in Charge at Leave The Man Alone. (The "Bar Mitzvah Boy" Award goes to Eric Gordon; he just looks 13.) ↵↵
↵Everything else, very quickly ... ↵↵
↵MLB Instant History: The Twins are on fire, with their ninth straight win. ↵↵
↵The Rays are on fire, too: Matt Garza pitched a one-hitter (10 Ks) for the Rays' best pitching performance of the season, completing a sweep of the Marlins. ↵↵
↵Fantasy Studs: Cliff Lee (11-1) and Rich Harden (5-0) both had 11 Ks and both should make the AL All-Star squad. ↵↵
↵Walkoff Watch: Gotta love the walkoff walk; Tigers edge Cards. ↵↵
↵Astros oust Shawn Chacon: Apparently, the team didn't like the way the pitcher beat down the GM. ↵↵
↵Indiana AD Rick Greenspan resigns: Well, it's about time. Because he hired Kelvin Sampson, the AD had to assume major responsibility. ↵↵
↵Wimbledon upsets: Maria Sharapova and Andy Roddick both ousted. That is two less reasons to watch. Two big reasons.
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↵Euro 08: Spain trounced Russia 3-0 to set up an intriguing final matchup with Germany. ↵↵
↵Shaq resumes celebrity-sheriff duties in northern Alabama: The sheriff's department there didn't seem to mind Shaq's rapping. ↵↵
↵The Last Word: Bon voyage to Deadspin's Will Leitch on his final day as full-time editor. He has had a wild ride, from its launch on September 8, 2005 until today, establishing Deadspin (and himself) as the preeminent sports blog (and sports voice). All best to Will at New York magazine (and, soon, for the relaunched Sporting News magazine!), though I hope to see him slumming it at Deadspin regularly. ↵↵
↵Dan Shanoff writes The Wake-Up Call every weekday morning for SportingNews.com and blogs daily at DanShanoff.com. Got any comments, questions or feedback? Email Dan at shanofftsn-[at]-gmail-[dot]-com. ↵↵
This post originally appeared on the Sporting Blog. For more, see The Sporting Blog Archives.


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Manchester City is going to be without their captain and arguably their best player until September, at the very least. Vincent Kompany came off injured in the second half of City's season opener against Newcastle on Monday and will miss approximately three weeks with a groin problem, according to The Guardian.
Kompany was not able to have an MRI on Tuesday, so his current prognosis is merely an estimation. At some point in the next few days, he should be able to have a scan to determine the exact extent of his injury.
City plays Manchester United on Sept. 22, which would be a reasonable target return date for Kompany if his scan doesn't reveal that his injury is much worse than first feared. In his absence, defensive midfielder Javi Garcia will likely drop back alongside Joleon Lescott to fill in at central defense. Young star defender Matija Nastasić is nearing fitness after suffering an injury in preseason, but is unlikely to be fit for City's game against Cardiff on Sunday.
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The Library of Congress has recently digitalized a collection of over 10,000 photographs, taken by the "American Colony" in Jerusalem, a group of Christian utopians who lived in Jerusalem between 1881 and the 1940s. The photographers returned to the US, and bequeathed their massive collection to the Library of Congress in 1978. The collection includes Winston Churchill's visit to Jerusalem, Jewish expulsions from the Old City during Arab riots, and the building of Tel Aviv.
Beneath the Old City of Jerusalem, not far from the Damascus Gate, is the entrance to an enormous cavern, one of the largest man-made caves in Israel. The American Colony photographers visited the cavern 100 years ago.
From the cave's entrance to the end is 300 meters; its width is 100 meters, and its height in some parts is 15 meters tall. The total size is estimated to be five acres. And the cavern, which was used to quarry limestone blocks, dates back 3,000 years.
According to legend, King Solomon may have taken blocks from the cave to build the First Temple (circa 950 BCE). While archaeologists are sceptical, there is little doubt that King Herod (circa 50 BCE) quarried stone for building his massive expansion of the Second Temple, including what we call today the Western Wall.
Five men in "Solomon's Quarry," circa 1910.
Solomon's Quarry tourists (circa 1910).
"Hanging pillar" in Solomon's
Quarry (circa 1910).
Entrance to Solomon's Quarry (circa 1900).
The Quarry as a bomb shelter (1940s).
Another legend claims that King Zedekiah of Judah (circa 586 BCE) fled from the Babylonian conquerors through the cave. Talmudic literature dating back to the 2nd - 3rd century CE refers to Zedekiah's Cave.
The quarry was used throughout the Middle Ages, but it was sealed in the 16th century by Suleiman the Magnificent to prevent enemy infiltration under the Old City.Open & shut, open & shut...The cave remained sealed and undiscovered until 1854 when, according to another legend, missionary Dr. J. T. Barclay was walking his dog outside of Damascus Gate. The dog ran down a hole that had been opened after heavy rains. Barclay followed him in and discovered the massive cavern.
In the 1880s a German cult took over the cave until they were removed by Turkish authorities. In 1893 the Turks sealed the entrance once again.
To secure stones for a clock tower the Turks were building at Jaffa Gate they reopened the quarry in 1907. Presumably, the American Colony photos are from that period because the cave was sealed again in 1914 during World War I.
An advertisement announcing tours and admission rates to the Cave appeared in a Hebrew paper Hatzvi during this period, in April 1909.
During the British Mandate Zedekiah's Cave was reopened and actually converted to a bomb shelter during World War II. The cavern was closed again in 1948 by the Jordanian authorities because of its location along the Jordan-Israel armistice line. In 1967, after the reunification of Jerusalem, Israel reopened the cavern.
Read this excellent description of the cave written by Thomas Friedman when he was serving as The New York Times' Jerusalem bureau chief in 1985. More photos can be viewed at http://www.israeldailypicture.com.


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The site's administrators Price Waterhouse Coopers announced yesterday that they had been unable to find a buyer for the refinery and were seeking to start negotiations with unions and employers over its closure.
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The latest Swedish import in our house didn't come from Ikea, can't be downloaded from iTunes, and isn't made of denim: It's the new issue of Fashion Tale, a magazine dreamed up by one-time adman Carl-Axel Wahlström, which will be available stateside next week. "Our mission is constant reinvention of the fashion magazine," says Wahlström. "Because we have the possibility of going our own way, we will always be like a Kinder Surprise to our readers." Kinder Surprises, for all of you non-Europeans, are the little toys that come inside chocolate candy. The surprise of the latest issue is its size. The debut magazine was hardbound; this one is purposely smaller and was made using printer's overstock paper, which was both a cost-reducing and environmentally friendly measure. If that doesn't do it for you, maybe this will: On the magazine's blog, each photographer featured in the issue contributed a playlist to accompany their editorial. More information at fashiontalemagazine.blogspot.com.


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Nitro Marine has been a Gold Coast business since the early 1980's, with a strong reputation for quality service and competitive prices.
Stacer National Account Manager Drew Jackson has commended the business on their outstanding effort.
"The Stacer Dealer of the Year Award assess dealerships on criteria such as their dealership presentation, sales staff, customer service and marketing activities to promote the brand, all criteria of which Nitro Marine has gone above and beyond to succeed in," he said.
"Nitro Marine has had an overall growth rate of 23% from the previous year.
"Not only does Nitro Marine have very proactive marketing campaigns they have also established a strong reputation for outstanding customer service," he said.
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Once again forecasters were particularly concerned. The atmosphere was a perfect breeding ground for intense and possibly deadly storms.
One of the most important tools forecasters use in determining the probability and type of severe weather is what's known as the forecast sounding. When forecasters looked at the sounding from Friday afternoon, they found what's known as a loaded gun.
That means that there is plenty of energy in the atmosphere to propel air parcels upward, a must for thunderstorm development.
There's also an inversion, which keeps a lid on convection until daytime heating hits its peak, further strengthening storms that manage to break through.
There was also directional wind shear, which means winds are coming from different directions as you head upward in the atmosphere. A setup like this indicates a strong likelihood of severe weather, and possibly large, damaging tornadoes.
Knowing this, forecasters used the words "particularly dangerous situation," also referred to as a PDS. These words are rarely used. The last time a PDS was included in a watch was back in April of 2012.
As this front makes its way toward the Carolinas, very different results will occur. Thunderstorms are possible, but severe weather is unlikely. The front will be less pronounced and upper level dynamics seen in the Midwest simply aren't there. However, with the slow progression of this line, localized flooding will be possible.
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"Oxford is pleased to provide financing to accelerate IntelliCyt's growth," said Christopher A. Herr, managing director for Oxford Finance. "IntelliCyt's experienced management team has created a capital-efficient business that offers an innovative suite of cell and bead-based screening solutions for its clients."
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Message.ResponseQueue Property
Gets or sets the queue that receives application-generated response messages.
Namespace: System.Messaging
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[MessagingDescriptionAttribute("MsgResponseQueue")] public MessageQueue ResponseQueue { get; set; }
Property ValueType: System.Messaging.MessageQueue
The MessageQueue to which application-generated response messages are returned. The default is null.
The message queue is filtered to ignore the ResponseQueue property.
The ResponseQueue property identifies the queue that receives application-generated response messages, which the receiving application returns to the sending application. The sending application specifies response queues when the application sends its messages. Any available queue can be specified as a response queue.
Messages returned to the response queue are application-specific. The application must define the contents of the messages as well as the action to take upon receipt of a message.
The following code example gets and sets the value of a message's ResponseQueue property.
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New research confirming the longevity toll of tobacco leaves no doubt about the dangers of smoking to our long-term health - with as much as a decade of life lost for continuing smokers. As an environmental toxin, smoking effectively makes you older than your chronological age - that is, your age according to the calendar. But some health advocates are wondering why these facts and figures aren't strong enough to get more people to quit. Enter an alternative approach: the Vanity Pitch.
Using age-progression software, some school boards in Canada and the United States have opted to show students photos of themselves that have been digitally altered to incorporate the effects of a long-term smoking habit. The software, called Aprilage, was developed in concert with the Ontario Science Centre in Toronto, Canada, shows the wrinkles and graying skin associated with tobacco use. It can also indicate how your skin will age over time thanks to sun exposure. Psychologists in Britain have examined the effect of viewing aged photos on young female smokers -- discovering many were upset enough at the prospect of future wrinkles to quit.
If our lungs were visible, perhaps we'd be more motivated to look after them.
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Morita A, Torii K, Maeda A, Yamaguchi Y. Molecular basis of tobacco smoke-induced premature skin aging. J Investig Dermatol Symp Proc. 2009 Aug;14(1):53-5.
Sarah Grogan, Keira Flett, David Clark-Carter, Brendan Gough, Rachel Davey, Deborah Richardson and Giri Rajaratnam. "Women smokers' experiences of an age-appearance anti-smoking intervention: A qualitative study." British Journal of Health Psychology Volume 16, Issue 4, pages 675-689, November 2011.


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Coons says the conference will be held Monday at Delaware State University in Dover. The forum will look at how businesses, faith communities and individuals in Delaware can participate African development. Kenya's ambassador to the United States is among those expected to speak at the conference.
Workshops at the conference will focus on issues including child health, security, hunger, human needs and careers in Africa.
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Paul Ryan on Free Trade
Republican nominee for Vice President; U.S. Rep. (WI-1)
We need to pass a farm bill that also gives the U.S. the ability to open up new export markets for our products. I will continue to push for reform with agriculture policies so that they work for the Wisconsin family farmer.
Proponents support voting YES because:
Rep. RANGEL: It's absolutely ridiculous to believe that we can create jobs without trade. I had the opportunity to travel to Peru recently. I saw firsthand how important this agreement is to Peru and how this agreement will strengthen an important ally of ours in that region. Peru is resisting the efforts of Venezuela's authoritarian President Hugo Chavez to wage a war of words and ideas in Latin America against the US. Congress should acknowledge the support of the people of Peru and pass this legislation by a strong margin.
Opponents recommend voting NO because:
Rep. WU: I regret that I cannot vote for this bill tonight because it does not put human rights on an equal footing with environmental and labor protections.
Rep. KILDEE: All trade agreements suffer from the same fundamental flaw: They are not self-enforcing. Trade agreements depend upon vigorous enforcement, which requires official complaints be made when violations occur. I have no faith in President Bush to show any enthusiasm to enforce this agreement. Congress should not hand this administration yet another trade agreement because past agreements have been more efficient at exporting jobs than goods and services. I appeal to all Members of Congress to vote NO on this. But I appeal especially to my fellow Democrats not to turn their backs on those American workers who suffer from the export of their jobs. They want a paycheck, not an unemployment check.
Declares that the Northeast Interstate Dairy Compact should be allowed to expire under its own terms on September 30, 2001. Expresses the sense of the House of Representatives that Article I, section 10 of the United States Constitution should not be used to renew the interstate economic protectionism of our Nation's early history.
The mission of the Cato Institute Center for Trade Policy Studies is to increase public understanding of the benefits of free trade and the costs of protectionism.
The Cato Trade Center focuses not only on U.S. protectionism, but also on trade barriers around the world. Cato scholars examine how the negotiation of multilateral, regional, and bilateral trade agreements can reduce trade barriers and provide institutional support for open markets. Not all trade agreements, however, lead to genuine liberalization. In this regard, Trade Center studies scrutinize whether purportedly market-opening accords actually seek to dictate marketplace results, or increase bureaucratic interference in the economy as a condition of market access.
Studies by Cato Trade Center scholars show that the United States is most effective in encouraging open markets abroad when it leads by example. The relative openness and consequent strength of the U.S. economy already lend powerful support to the worldwide trend toward embracing open markets. Consistent adherence by the United States to free trade principles would give this trend even greater momentum. Thus, Cato scholars have found that unilateral liberalization supports rather than undermines productive trade negotiations.
Scholars at the Cato Trade Center aim at nothing less than changing the terms of the trade policy debate: away from the current mercantilist preoccupation with trade balances, and toward a recognition that open markets are their own reward.
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Hopothesis IPA - Hopothesis Beer Company
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Ratings: 104 | Reviews: 21 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by mynie:
2.55/5 rDev -23.4%
On tap at a fancy hotel bar. The bartender said it was better than GI's Green Line, so my guess is she gets a cut out of each pint she sells.
Tastes like a decent homebrew IPA. Medium-alpha hops of no clear origin, lightly thick syrup malt, and a wee little hint of extract medicinalness. Not very good for a commercially sold beer. It actually tastes little bit like something from Minhas or Cold Springs--has the same nodes of poison--but thankfully the hops are okay and are strong enough to blot most of that out.
I could finish it, but I certainly would not recommend--especially in a city that has literally 10 excellent house IPAs at its disposal.
01-09-2014 19:41:20 | More by mynie
More User Reviews:
3.75/5 rDev +12.6%
07-04-2013 01:23:51 | More by Hairrrrrrrr
3.5/5 rDev +5.1%
03-22-2013 13:58:06 | More by pegordon
Alberta (Canada)
2.06/5 rDev -38.1%
355ml bottle. Another shell company selling Minhas product. Comical, sort of.
This beer pours a clear medium golden amber hue, with one finger of fizzy, somewhat foamy, loosely bubbly wan beige head, which leaves a few low bands of stringy lace around the glass as it quickly abates.
It smells of sharply metallic, flinty generic citrus and pine hops, pale caramel malt, and another jab of medicinal alcohol. The taste is like a shot of west coast hop-infused cough medicine - acrid, fake fruity, and chemical in its booziness. A bit of stringent caramel malt eventually burbles up, but to little avail.
The carbonation is a tad edgy, but at least evident in its quotidian work, the body medium-light in weight, and way too flinty to trick me into believing its up front pithy smoothness. It finishes off-dry, still hot-seeming, the hops and malt both corrupted and weirdly abetting.
This is hardly an English or American IPA overall, though perhaps there is a nod to the latter, but it's way too obfuscated by a certain alcoholic stank. Neither enlightened nor really hoppy, and a further waste of a decent pun in the name.
08-07-2013 18:18:18 | More by biboergosum
3.94/5 rDev +18.3%
Appearance: Clean, crisp, and golden. Excellent carbonation and lacing.
Smell: Raisins and licorice. Maple syrup in the finish. A tad sweet for an IPA.
Taste/Mouthfeel: Extremely malty. Sweet caramel (even some chocolate). Some more raisins. Again, a tad sweet for the style. Clean, moderate mouthfeel.
Overall: Not a great example of the style, but a good beer nonetheless.
12-23-2013 01:56:40 | More by tjsdomer2
2.7/5 rDev -18.9%
Trying hopothesis for the first time and I am not impressed. The beer carries more malt than hops and is very sweet. The beer pours a hazy copper with thin white head that is leaving a nice lace. The scent is mostly a sweet malt with very subtle hints of hops. The taste start bitter with a metallic twang then turns slightly sweet and then finishes bitter. The mouthfeel is medium in body with good carbonation. Overall, at 7%abv this beer really serves no purpose. It doesn't taste good enough to casually drink and it is too strong to session.
03-31-2013 01:33:58 | More by WoodBrew
2.5/5 rDev -24.9%
04-09-2014 00:15:23 | More by Scott231
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev +5.1%
10-30-2013 02:44:00 | More by sjones5045
2.2/5 rDev -33.9%
Poured a hazy copper color with thin white head.
The nose has a bit of a copper quality and a light bit of sweet malt.
The flavor is very odd. Has a sweet sort of artificial taste. Not much in the way of hops, just a l light bitterness.
The mouthfeel is thin.
Overall it's not very good. I wouldn't call it IPA at all. More of a bad amber.
12-13-2012 00:18:09 | More by bashiba
4.25/5 rDev +27.6%
09-09-2012 03:04:53 | More by zonker17
3.75/5 rDev +12.6%
08-02-2014 03:54:08 | More by Chris7482
3.25/5 rDev -2.4%
08-09-2013 03:16:38 | More by larryarms847
3/5 rDev -9.9%
04-24-2014 02:38:47 | More by robotiks
3.01/5 rDev -9.6%
July 13 printed on the bottle, guessing that's an expiration but hard to be sure. Brewed in Monroe, WI... Minhas? Really? If it was good enough for Randy Mosher (5 Rabbit), I guess so... *sigh*
Into a tulip glass it pours a dark reddish copper color, lots of sticky off white foam and lacing in the glass. Ok clarity, some retention after a few minutes.
Sweet caramel smell, light floral and orange peel, but pretty mild hop content.
Taste is similarly caramelly sweet and malt forward with vague citrus, a bit one dimensional. Sweetness lingers, a light bitterness in the aftertaste that fades quickly. Medium feel, the sweetness is a little session-prohibitive, but it's drinkable enough. Comparable to DFH 60 Min, or similar entry level pale ales, but even SNPA is hoppier. With so many more unique IPA's on the market, this will be hard to return to at $12 a six pack.
Half Acre's first beer was also contract brewed and pretty meh, so i'll give Hopothesis the benefit of the doubt that (hopefully) they can only improve from here on out.
11-13-2012 01:05:42 | More by emerge077
3.9/5 rDev +17.1%
Poured from tap into a pint glass. Pours a dark toffee color.
Balanced aromas of toffee, caramel, some spice.
Medium/full bodied with a real nice feel. Good balance with really good flavors of toffee, caramel, bitter hops and some navel oranges.
A very good EIPA. Well balanced and you don't taste the alcohol at all.
10-21-2012 18:31:59 | More by KDawg
4.05/5 rDev +21.6%
12 oz twist-off bottle poured into a nonic.
7.1% ABV, VEN JULY 13 on neck.
A - Leaving the sediment in the bottle might have been a good idea considering the pour still produced a hazy golden amber beer. Hopothesis' chunky ivory head rose quickly, surpassing my standards and caked the nonic in thick lace as it slowly descended.
S - Hopothesis' engaging aroma begins with a bold hop presence that blends light lemongrass citrus notes with those of earthier, more grassy and dry leaf-like hops and a floral finish. Hints of butterscotch elevate the grainy caramel malt background but a dry cardboard nuance brings it back down.
T - Grainy pale malt and husky notes take a turn to something quite different (and better) when bold caramel sweetness jumps out to overtake much of the hoppiness. Lemongrass citrus stays true in flavor, lingering along the finish with just a pinch of pine resin on the back end.
M - Hopothesis' IPA is a pretty hefty one weighing in just over 7% ABV and it shows in the mouthfeel. All the malt which goes into this beer provides a striking medium-full body and powerful lingering sweetness that is (thank goodness) balanced by a bit of dry, hoppy bitterness on the finish.
O - Hopothesis' IPA finishes much sweeter than one might anticipate from an IPA but, the beer as a whole is rather interesting and thought-provoking, a compliment I'd imagine. American hops are used in a manner that creates a somewhat English outcome, forsaking the bolder citrus characteristics for something a little more subtle and understated. Somewhat off target and a little higher in alcohol than what I'd look for in a sessionable IPA I'd say, but a good beer nonetheless.
10-09-2012 23:09:05 | More by BeerFMAndy
2.75/5 rDev -17.4%
03-30-2014 02:01:13 | More by Wiscodrinker
3.5/5 rDev +5.1%
04-12-2013 23:22:04 | More by enelson
2.5/5 rDev -24.9%
12 oz. bottle, with no apparent bottled on date present. Like others have noted, another faux craft beer "brewery" brewing cheap swill under a guise. Bottle says Chicago, IL and Monroe, WI on the label. Expectations are average, based on this knowledge.
Poured into a clear balloon snifter glass.
A - Pours two fingers of off-white head on top of a bright burnt sienna orange colored body. This could pass for a decent IPA, based on appearance. Head thins to a bubbly ring around the edges with a little bit of stringy lacing.
S - The smell is another story. Virtually no bitter hop presence from the centennial and cascade hops 'used' here. Smells like cheap swill, in all honesty. Cheap expired dusty malts & grains, a hint of caramel, and some rubbing alcohol fumes are about all you can expect out of this one.
T - Taste is more of the same: cheap dusty generic cereal grains, malts, coppery / metallic, and virtually no hop presence whatsoever. I thought this was supposed to be an IPA? Either way, the taste here definitely reflects the quality of the ingredients used. Very disappointing.
M - Feel is dry and bitter, but with that cheap dusty-shelf malt liquor edge to it. Carbonation is a tad overdone, but is tolerable.
Overall, another soulless shell of a beer from Minhas, posing itself as an authentic IPA, and further posing itself as a separate brewery based in Chicago, when they only have this one awful beer under their belt. High 7.10% abv is absurdly unnecessary. A true gimmick if there ever was one; I had high hopes but walked away disappointed. Avoid.
Hopothesis IPA ---2.5/5
08-23-2013 00:56:59 | More by mfnmbvp
3.5/5 rDev +5.1%
05-18-2014 15:25:23 | More by Kubrickx
2.75/5 rDev -17.4%
02-24-2014 03:08:11 | More by CWhite
3.5/5 rDev +5.1%
08-03-2013 18:49:33 | More by sgoro
4.25/5 rDev +27.6%
11-16-2013 04:58:30 | More by milwaukee512
3.25/5 rDev -2.4%
07-21-2014 15:16:31 | More by MidwestBA
4.25/5 rDev +27.6%
05-12-2013 19:19:56 | More by leprechaunandfatman
Hopothesis IPA from Hopothesis Beer Company
77 out of 100 based on 104 ratings.


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AARP Indiana is planning three free "Ready for Retirement" workshops this fall to help Hoosiers plan a secure future. A certified financial planner, elder-law attorney and former employee of the Social Security Administration will field questions from audiences Oct. 23 in Muncie, Oct. 28 in Evansville and Nov. 7 in Greenwood.
Participants at the evening events also will learn about AARP online retirement planning tools.
"The retirement landscape has changed dramatically in recent years," said June Lyle, AARP state director. "Traditional pensions have largely vanished, and many struggle to choose the right retirement strategy for themselves and their families."
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I finally have added a Moran FB01 to my Spyderco collection of knives(Thanks "Automatic"!! I'm not sure if that is his "handle" here). I have wanted one since they first came out. I always liked the crossdraw leather sheath, and mirror finish blade. Then they changed to no mirror finish, and a kydex sheath. No problem, I still wanted one, bid on a few on Ebay, had a trade or two that didn't work out, I knew I would pick one up someday, just never got around to.
I got around to it this week.  I picked up a slightly used mirror finish Moran, with a kydex sheath AND the original leather sheath!!! Happy Dance!!
 There are some faint kydex scratches on the blade, but it is so sweet/cool/awesome to finally own a mirror finish, signed, with leather sheath Moran FB01. I'm so happy!!


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Aug. 29, 2013
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This is one of the colorful quilts from the new book Cuddle Me Quick- 11 Baby Quilt designs by Christine Porter and Darra Williamson and published by That Patchwork Place.
Dear Quilters,
Whew! I'm just back from taping the second half of season three of Quilt It! The Longarm Quilting Show at Handi Quilter in Salt Lake City, Utah. Once again I was wowed by the talent of the stars who joined me to tape. As is usually the case one or two guests I know well or have worked with before, so it is always a pleasure to discover each of my new guests as we meet the evening before and then when the cameras roll.
This month my guest is Leslie Main who is an extremely successful quilt shop owner from Nebraska. She has sold a zillion longarm machines. But it's not the selling of them; it's the ongoing support she provides that makes her so successful. And so, it was a treat to have her in the studio to show us some of the things she teaches at her shop. She wowed us by putting the Pro-Stitcher through its paces, making a complete project right there on the longarm. She had me saying, "I didn't know you could do that on a longarm!"
Happy quilting,
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Episode #305 - Quilt (and Way More) Like a Pro
Leslie Main
Reverse applique is really easy and fun with the HQ Pro-Stitcher computerized quilting software add-on to the HandiQuilter longarm quilting machines. Leslie Main loads multi layers of fabric onto the machine; four is used in this example. Choose your design, fit to size and the machine does the rest. How easy is that? All that's left is exposing the various layers. Leslie stresses that most anything that can be done on an embroidery machine can be done on the longarm with the HQ Pro-Stitcher add-on.
Watch it here!
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A Republican Party whose more energetic precincts have been gripped throughout the Obama presidency by a desire to expel moderates and upend the establishment will have put itself in the hands of a candidate who, more than anyone in the race, comes out of a moderate, establishment Republican tradition.
But to get there — or get there without a protracted battle — he will have to fend off efforts by his rivals in South Carolina to emerge as the singular anti-Romney candidate.
With little left to lose, Newt Gingrich and Gov. Rick Perry of Texas are already assailing him as a heartless job killer in South Carolina, a state hit far harder by the economic downturn than Iowa and New Hampshire were.
But just fending off that attack may not be enough. He is also heading smack into an issue that has followed him through his national political career: his Mormon faith and the suspicion many evangelical Christians have of it.
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The Mormon faith of Romney is being used as a "red herring" to distract voters from following the trail of the critical public issues which should be discussed in the public arena prior to this year's presidential election.
Politicians of both major parties have issues that they do not want to publically discuss, in fact, they'd like to bury them.
If we had an objective and unbiased public press media, then most if not all relevant political issues would be discussed publically prior to this upcoming election.
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VERMILLION, S.D.—University of South Dakota head volleyball coach Matt Houk is pleased to announce the signings of Haley Walker of Lakeville, Minn., and Audrey Reeg of Dubuque, Iowa, to national letters of intent. Both plan to enroll at USD and compete with the Coyotes in the fall of 2013.
"I want to welcome both Haley and Audrey to the 'Yote volleyball family," said Houk. "They are great additions to our program and I could not be more proud to have them join our team."
Walker, a 5-foot-10-inch middle blocker at Lakeville North High School, played a key role in leading coach Walt Weaver's Panthers to the big-school state championship for the second time in three seasons. Weaver totaled 19 kills in three state tournament games. She led the Panthers in kill percentage and her 74 blocks ranked 14th in the state.
"Haley has a great vertical and will add a lot of quickness to our middle attack," said Houk. "We love how hard she competes on every ball and that she comes from a tradition of success at Lakeville North. She is a special athlete."
Reeg, a 5-foot-10-inch outside hitter at Dubuque Hempstead High School, earned first-team, all-state honors after leading coach Randy Dolson's Mustangs to the quarterfinals of the state tournament. Reeg had a match-high 30 kills and added 18 digs in the quarterfinal match. She averaged 3.9 kills per set this season, the second-best average in Iowa Class 5A.
"Audrey is a great all-around volleyball player who possesses a high volleyball IQ," said Houk. "She is a six-rotation, left-side attacker and proved to be one of the best at that position in the state of Iowa. Audrey has a competitor's mentality. We expect her to continue our tradition of great left-side attackers at USD."
Walker and Reeg join a program that won five consecutive matches to cap the regular season. The Coyotes finished 14-14 overall and 8-8 in Summit League play.
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Specialist theatrical drape manufacturer and installer J&C Joel has acquired an additional 10,000 square feet of operational area adjacent to its Corporation Mill building at Sowerby Bridge, West Yorkshire.
The new two-story building is ideal to accommodate J&C Joel's current growth, and ambitious plans to knock through and amalgamate the new space into a completely redesigned interior are already underway. J&C Joel's managing director Andrew Walsh explains, "When this great opportunity arose, we immediately saw the potential to streamline the operational capabilities of the company."
The new ground floor space contains two purpose-built loading docks, which will be incorporated into a new expanded warehouse area, making it easier to accommodate and load vehicles of all types— right up to 45ft articulated trucks.
The second floor is being developed into a new purpose-built, open-plan office area, accommodating Sales, Installations and Accounts departments. This is being specially designed and will have a contemporary, ergonomically styled look and ambience.
The strategic physical repositioning of all these departments will enhance the internal communications flow. It also allows improved access for wheelchair users.
The space in the existing building created by the move will free up large areas and allow expansion of the company's busy Fabric, Drape Manufacturing and Installation departments.
Additional enhancements will include increased car parking facilities, which are a great bonus in Yorkshire's famously quaint and historical textile towns not really designed for modern vehicles.
J&C Joel originally bought and moved into the Corporation Mill building in 1988—starting off in a 24,000 square foot area. When the new integration and construction work is completed they will completely utilise the entire 75,000 square foot premises and own the freehold.


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Levente (organization)
Levente Associations (Hungarian: Levente Egyesületek) or simply "levente"[1] were paramilitary youth organizations in Hungary in the interwar period and during the Second World War. It was established in 1921 with the declared purpose of physical and health training. Since mid-1930s they have de facto become an attempt to circumvent the ban for conscription imposed by the Treaty of Trianon and over the time it had openly become a pre-military organization under the leadership of veterans.[2][3] Since 1939, by the Act of Defense, all boys of ages 12–21 were required to take part in levente.[3]
It is usually compared to Hitler Jugend of Nazi Germany and Opera Nazionale Balilla of Italy. While having a common trait of military training with the latter two, levente was neither openly fascist nor particularly politicized, although it was not isolated of political influences of the time.[3]
Levente had also a smaller female branch, initiated as a voluntary association in June 1942. Under the rule of Ferenc Szálasi installed by Nazis in Hungary in October 1944 obligatory levente duties were imposed unto girls of ages 12–19 despite the strong opposition of the Catholic Church. However the latter was not actually implemented because of the advance of the Soviet Army.[3]
By the end of World War II Levente members had to actually serve in auxiliary forces.
During the Soviet occupation many levente activists were tried by Soviet tribunals, convicted of "anti-Soviet activities" and deported to the Soviet Union for penal labor.
- ^ "Levente" is an Old Hungarian word for "knight; see also "Levente"
- ^ Ernst Christian Helmreich (1957) "Hungary", Praeger, p. 45
- ^ a b c d Attila Horvath, "War and Peace: the Effects of the World War II on Hungarian Education" in: Roy Lowe (ed.) (1992) "Education & the Second World War: Studies in Schooling & Social Change", ISBN 0-7507-0054-8
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- Deutsche Jugend, a youth organization of ethnic Germans in Hungary
- Nationale Jeugdstorm (NJS), a Dutch far right youth group of World War II times [1]


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Dunn, Mullins Give ACC Sweep of 2012 MAC Hermann Trophy Awards
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Jan. 11, 2013
ST. LOUIS -- North Carolina's Crystal Dunn and Maryland's Patrick Mullins were named the female and male recipients of the 2012 MAC Hermann Trophy tonight in the awards presentation in St. Louis, Mo. The sweep for the league marks the fourth time that ACC student-athletes have claimed both awards in the same year, doing so in 1992, 1993, 1998 and 2012.
Crystal Dunn is the ninth ACC woman to win the MAC Hermann Trophy and first since 2007 when Florida State's Mami Yamaguchi earned soccer's highest honor. The 2012 ACC Defensive Player of the Year, Dunn is the eighth North Carolina women's soccer player to win the MAC Herman Trophy. She is the first Tar Heel to win the MAC Hermann Trophy since Catherine Reddick earned soccer's highest honor following the 2003 season.
Patrick Mullins is the 17th ACC men's soccer student-athlete to win the MAC Hermann Trophy and the second consecutive honoree as Duke's Andrew Wenger was honored in 2011. Mullins is the second Maryland men's soccer player to win the MAC Hermann Trophy as only fellow Terrapin Jason Garey earned soccer's highest honor following the 2005 season.
The ACC was also represented by Virginia's Caroline Miller among the 2012 finalists. She was the 2012 ACC Offensive Player of the Year.
North Carolina's Dunn, Maryland's Mullins Win 2012 MAC Hermann Trophy
ST. LOUIS, MO. (NSCAA) - Junior midfielder Crystal Dunn from the University of North Carolina and junior forward Patrick Mullins from the University of Maryland are the winners of the 2012 Missouri Athletic Club's Hermann Trophy, presented to the best female and male players in NCAA Division I soccer. The winners were decided by a vote of NCAA Division I soccer coaches whose programs are current members of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA), along with a fan vote that cumulatively counted as the equivalent of one coach's vote.
Dunn (Rockville Centre, N.Y.) is the sixth player from UNC to win the award, following Cat Reddick (2003), Cindy Parlow (1997, 1998), Tisha Venturini (1994), Mia Hamm (1992, 1993) and Kristine Lilly (1991). The seven MAC Hermann Trophies for the Carolina women are the most by any school.
Dunn was a key member of the 2012 U.S. National Team that captured the U20 World Cup in Japan in September. As a result, she missed the non-conference portion of the Tar Heels' schedule, but once she joined the lineup, her experience and versatility made an immediate impact. Dunn started at center back for the first 11 games back in the lineup before being moved to the center midfield for UNC's six-game NCAA Tournament run.
She played a key role in helping Carolina capture their 22nd national championship in school history. Dunn assisted on goals in both College Cup games. The three-year starter earned NSCAA First Team All-America honors and was named the ACC Defensive Player of the Year.
The first runner-up was Penn State senior midfielder Christine Nairn (Arnold, Md.) followed by Virginia senior midfielder Caroline Miller (Rockville, Md.).
Mullins (New Orleans) led Maryland's high-scoring attack with 17 goals and 10 assists. He tallied seven game-winners to lead Maryland to the best winning percentage in the country (20-1-3). The Terrapins made it all the way to the College Cup semifinal where they lost on penalty kicks
An NSCAA First Team All-American, Mullins' 2012 season ranks sixth in points and goals, and eighth in assists in Maryland program single-season history. The forward was named ACC Offensive Player of the Year and tabbed Most Valuable Player at the ACC Championship after leading the Terps to their third ACC tournament crown since 2008. He also helped Maryland capture the ACC regular season crown for the first time since 2005. Mullins is the second player in Maryland history to win the MAC Hermann Trophy. Jason Garey received the crystal soccer ball trophy in 2005.
The first runner-up was Notre Dame forward Ryan Finley (Lumberton, N.J.) followed by Creighton senior midfielder Jose Gomez (Santa Ana, Calif.).
The Missouri Athletic Club has been presenting college soccer's players of the year awards since 1986. The MAC was established in 1903 as an athletic, dining and social club. It has a "Platinum Club of America" status, which is awarded to the top 3 percent of private clubs in the country.
About the NSCAA
Founded in 1941 and based in Kansas City, Kan., the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) is a non-profit organization with a mission to educate coaches, encourage excellence and serve the soccer community. The NSCAA is the world's largest soccer coaches' organization with members at every level of the game. The membership is primarily made up of coaches, but also includes administrators, referees and others in the soccer industry. The NSCAA provides its members ways to enhance the game of soccer by providing a national education program, interaction and networking opportunities, and membership benefits. For more information about the National Soccer Coaches Association of America, visit NSCAA.com.


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ROC-NY, ROC the Bay, and USFSA Members Food Chain Workers Alliance and Food First Call Out Hunger in the Restaurant Industry
Posted: July 24, 2014 at 4:18 pm
Today, ROC-NY along with USFSA members Food Chain Workers Alliance and Food First released a new report, Food Insecurity of Restaurant Workers, a first comprehensive look at food security and employment conditions of workers in the restaurant industry.
The report, based on over 280 surveys and interviews with restaurant workers in New York City and the San Francisco Bay Area, highlights the crucial ways in which restaurant workers' employment conditions affect their ability to feed themselves.
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- An astonishing 41% of NYC restaurant workers surveyed were food insecure
- 67% of undocumented restaurant workers surveyed were food insecure
- Tipped workers in NYC were 30% more likely to be food insecure than their non-tipped counterparts.
While NY's minimum wage is set to rise to $9 by 2016, tipped workers in New York earn a sub-minimum wage of just $5 per hour. NY Governor Cuomo has the ability to raise tipped workers' base pay administratively through a Department of Labor Wage Board.
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Celebrating International Day of Farmers' Struggles
Posted: April 16, 2014 at 10:53 pm
The US Food Sovereignty Alliance launches its Seed Report on the International Day of Farmers' Struggles in Defense of Peasants' and Farmers' Seeds. La Via Campesina, the largest social movement in the world, designated April 17 as a day to celebrate and support the struggles of farmers, rural people and their allies for justice and self-determination.
Call to Action! World Food Day & Food Week of Action
Posted: February 7, 2014 at 10:46 am
The US Food Sovereignty Alliance (USFSA) Calls on Individuals and Organizations to Celebrate World Food Day and the Food Week of Action!
World Food Day – October 16, 2014
Food Week of Action – October 12-19, 2014
World Food Day reminds us that everyone has the right to be able to feed herself and her family. Yet our current systems are depriving nearly a billion people around the world (and in the U.S.) of the basic necessity and dignity of sufficient, culturally appropriate and healthy food.
So we must turn our unjust food and farming system upside-down and focus our energy, organizing and resources on rebuilding local food economies — everywhere! Therefore, the US Food Sovereignty Alliance joins with La Via Campesina, the Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance and food sovereignty movements locally and globally to fight against multinational corporations responsible for privatizing seeds and for promoting chemical-dependent, industrial-scale forms of agriculture and fisheries that bankrupt, displace, and exploit fishers, farmers, farmworkers, and other food workers. At the same time, we celebrate and are mobilizing to establish a rainbow array of diverse and resilient communities and agro-ecological food production around the world.
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The Kaibab National Forest has two new district rangers.
Danelle Harrison will oversee the Williams Ranger District, while James Simino will lead the Tusayan Ranger District.
Harrison previously worked in the U.S. Forest Service's Washington, D.C., office in resource restoration and forest products analysis. She replaces Martie Schramm.
Simino had been a fisheries biologist with the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest in southwestern Oregon. He succeeds Nick Larson.
Both Harrison and Simino began their new jobs Jan. 6.
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