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- 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 3/4 teaspoon ground cumin
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- kosher salt and black pepper
- 6 medium radishes, grated
- 4 large carrots, grated
- 1 1/2 pounds large shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 1 jalapeno, seeded and finely chopped
- 2 teaspoons grated orange zest
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/4 cup fresh cilantro sprigs
- tortilla chips (optional)
- Combine the lemon juice, cumin, 2 tablespoons of the oil, ½ teaspoon salt, and ¼ teaspoon pepper in a large bowl.
- Add the radishes and carrots and toss to combine. Set aside.
- Pulse the shrimp in a food processor until coarsely chopped. Add the jalapeño, zest, ¾ teaspoon salt, and ½ teaspoon pepper. Pulse to combine.
- Place the flour in a shallow bowl. Shape the shrimp mixture into 8 patties and dredge in the flour, tapping off the excess.
- Heat the remaining tablespoon oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Cook the patties until golden brown and cooked through, about 2 minutes per side.
- Divide the shrimp cakes among individual plates and serve with the carrot slaw, cilantro, and tortilla chips, if desired.
Nutritional Information
- Per Serving
- Calories 336Calories From Fat 35%
- Protein 36g
- Carbohydrate 16g
- Sugar 4g
- Fiber 3g
- Fat 13g
- Sat Fat 2g
- Sodium 906mg
- Cholesterol 259mg
What does this mean? See Nutrition 101 .
Quick Tip
The patties can be refrigerated for up to 1 day (or frozen for up to 2 months and thawed in the refrigerator). Dredge in flour just before cooking.
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Two Men From Campbellsville Arrested In Marion County
Date of News Release: 01/08/07
(Columbia, KY) - At approx 9:00 a.m. Trooper Walker received a complaint that a theft had occurred at Summa Technologies in Lebanon. Upon Trooper Walker's arrival he contacted the safety and quality manager at the plant.
Trooper Walker was advised that twenty one base plates machined for the Tomahawk Missile had been stolen.
Trooper Walker then contacted Officer Masterson with the Lebanon Police Department and obtained additional information in regard to the case.
After a seven hour investigation Trooper Walker arrested two men in relation to the theft.
Nathan A. Edwards age 26 of Campbellsville was arrested and charged with Burglary 2nd Degree.
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News: Jay-Z Knocks The Hustle, Secret $4 Mil Champagne Scam Exposed
Wednesday, Mar 23, 2011 12:00PM
Rap mogul Jay-Z is reportedly being linked to an under-the-table scam involving champagne brand Armand de Brignac.
According to a report by published by The Atlantic, Jay is banking up to $4 million with the company, yet does not publicly claim any association to the brand and its owners.
Empire author Zack O'Malley Greenburg quotes wine industry experts who vehemently bash Armand. Greenburg also claims that Armand is identical to the drastically cheaper Antique Gold, a brand distributed by Armand's parent company, Cattier, until 2006 -- right as Armand came on the market. The biggest takeaway: Greenburg's anonymous sources claim that, despite publicly stating he has no financial ties to Armand, Jay secretly makes up to $4 million a year for his promotional work. Does it really matter that Jay-Z is getting paid for an under-the-radar sponsorship deal? ... So did he consciously develop an alternative, more subtle promotional deal? If the details of his deal with Armand are true, he's basically knowingly pushing crappy Champagne. In every other aspect, Jay-Z's taste is generally perceived as impeccable. That he's compromising that element of his persona to squeeze out a few extra mill a year feels a bit icky. (New York Mag)
Following the report, Atlantic took down their piece on Jay/Armand.
Yesterday The Atlantic ran an excerpt from a book on Jay-Z that shows the rapper in some rather unflattering light. Now that article is nowhere to be found (here's a reposting of it). The author, Zack O'Malley Greenburg, writes that Jay is receiving millions per year for endorsing a sparkling wine called Armand de Brignac. The problem is that everyone affiliated with the wine - as well as Jay-Z - denies any business ties. As you can see, if authorities ever confirm the ties between Jay-Z and Armand, they will definitely try to knock the hustle. Which leads FishbowlNY to wonder: Did Jay have his people pressure The Atlantic to pull the piece? As of now, the link to The Atlantic is still dead. The only evidence is a tweet from the magazine yesterday afternoon, saying the piece would reappear after "further edits." We did find two major typos in the article - whole quotes are repeated twice - but if that's all it was, you'd think the piece would be back up quickly. (Media Bistro)
Armand is reportedly made and based out of France.
Armand de Brignac is produced by Armand de Brignac Champagne of Reims, France. The Cattier family has owned and cultivated land in the Champagne region's Montagne de Reims Terroir since 1763, and coined the Armand de Brignac name in the 1950s. In our search for a Champagne that would meet our standards for a finer luxury Champagne, we chose the Cattier house because of their history and reputation for producing exquisite Champagne. M. Cattier was able to create a blend of grapes that fit what we had sought. Armand de Brignac bottles are filled, corked, and cultivated by hand by our caretakers throughout the aging process. The Armand de Brignac cellars are considered the deepest in the Reims Terroir. (Wine)
In 2006, Jay explained why he would no longer support or endorse luxury champagne company Cristal.
The champagne that was once the libation of choice for wealthy hip-hop stars will no longer be served at Jay-Z's 40/40 Club. The hip-hop mogul/club owner says he was highly offended by Cristal Champagne owner Frederic Rouzaud's comments to The Economist in which Rouzaud called the shout-outs rappers give to his company's beverage in their music "unwelcome." "It has come to my attention that the managing director of Cristal, Frederic Rouzaud, views the 'hip-hop' culture as 'unwelcome attention,'" Jay said in a statement. "I view his comments as racist and will no longer support any of his products through any of my various brands, including the 40/40 Club, nor in my personal life." Jay has also asked the hip hop community to support him in boycotting the pricey beverage (SPIN)
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I've been working out since the game ended just to get rid of all this anger and disappointment and i just need to put down some positives into writing to help deal with it all.
We probably just played one of the worse games all year. We had blown coverages in the secondary. there was zero pass rush from our front four. champ played possibly one of the worse games of his career. manning played horribly. we lost our no 1 rusher and though hillman did well he was no knowshon moreno (hah never thought i'd say that). the situational playcalling throughout the game was horrible (still can't get over taking the kneeldown to end the game). the penalties were sloppy though i'm sure thats partly on the horrendous refs and we were -2 in turnovers. AND WE LOST BY THREE POINTS ON A 47 YD FG IN DOUBLE OT AGAINST A GOOD TEAM.
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Interesting article in the Emergency Medicine Journal on the use of Valsalva maneuver or the 'forcible exhalation against a closed airway' for reverting Paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia (SVT).
Techniques to stimulate a vagal response such as the Valsalva or dunking the head in a bowel of ice water, or carotid sinus massage are usually attempted as first line management before pharmacological interventions are used1.
Despite the wide use of the Valsalva, there is currently no gold-standard on how to perform the technique.
Usually the patient is managed sitting up, and I have seen various instructions given to the patient from "blow through this straw" to "close your mouth, pinch your nose and try to unblock your ears" and even, "pretend you are really constipated and 'push down' really hard to do a poo" ( not a good instruction to give an elderly patient… believe me ).
Modified Valsalva:
In this study, a modified Valsalva manoeuvre based on a literature review was adopted as departmental standard.
In a retrospective 6-month audit of patients managed before the introduction of this standard, only 1 out of 19 patients was successfully reverted by Valsalva.
After standardising the technique, 6 out of 19 were reverted2. Not bad.
How to perform the valsalva:
Following routine observations, cardiac monitoring and obtaining a 12-lead ECG to confirm the diagnosis of SVT the following procedure was used:
- The patients bed was raised to its full height.
- The head of the trolley was then lowered so that the patient was in a Trendelenberg (head down) position of around 10-15 degrees3.
- The patient was then instructed to blow through a length of suction tubing as hard as possible for at least 15 seconds. For the study, this tubing was connected to a pressure gauge with the aim of generating 40mmHg pressure.
- If not successful the patient would relax for a minute before attempting the maneuver again….up to 2 more times.
- If SVT persisted at this point pharmacological intervention was initiated.
The exclusion criteria for this technique included:
- Glasgow Coma Score <15/15
- Evidence of new heart failure
- Cardiac-sounding chest pain
- Systolic blood pressure <90 mm Hg
The paper concludes:
This appears to be safe, simple and more effective than current practice and, as it can be adapted by patients for use at home, has the potential to reduce presentations to hospital, prevent the need for cannulation and decrease drug costs.
Could orgasm revert SVT?
But thats not where the story ends….
What about the really, really modified Valsalva?
I have already explored the use of vagal stimulation generated during orgasm for the management of persistent hiccups.
So the question must be asked: Can the big-O successfully terminate persistent SVT?
Could it be a case of out with the Adenosine and in with the Viagra?
Clearly much more research needs to be conducted in this field.
- usually Adenosine [↩]
- that's an improvement from 5.3% to 31.7% with no reported significant adverse
effects [↩]
- Using the supine position is thought to augment the patients' vagal tone as well as increasing venous return. The authors propose these effects are increased by the Trendelenberg position [↩]
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Ian – I know things are done differently 'Down Under' so I need help with how to dunk a head in a "bowel" of ice water. I have lots of pictures in my head, though!


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Whether you are raising monarch butterflies in a classroom, or just observing them in your backyard butterfly garden, you've probably noticed that a percentage of your monarch caterpillars never reach adulthood as a butterfly. Some just seem to disappear, while others show visible signs of disease or parasitism.
After several years of raising bumper crops of monarchs in my own milkweed patch, I started to notice a decline in the health of my caterpillars. This past summer, nearly all the monarch caterpillars in my yard slowly turned black, and then died. I also found black monarch chrysalides. A healthy chrysalis does turn dark just before the adult butterfly is ready to emerge, but this was different. These chrysalides were solid black, and just didn't look healthy. I couldn't see the monarch's wing marking through the pupal case. The adult butterfly never emerged. Why were my monarchs turning black?
You can see what a healthy monarch chrysalis looks like in these time lapse photos of a monarch butterfly emerging.
Symptoms of Butterfly Black Death
Butterfly enthusiasts sometimes refer to this condition as the "black death." One day, your caterpillars are munching away on their milkweed, and the next, they turn lethargic. Their colors seem a little off – the black bands look wider than usual (as in the inset photo above). Gradually, the entire caterpillar darkens, and its body appears deflated. Right before your eyes, your monarch caterpillars turn to mush.
Signs that your caterpillars will succumb to black death:
- lethargy
- discoloration of the cuticle (skin)
- watery droppings
- regurgitation
- shriveled tentacles
Causes of Black Death
In most cases, black death is caused by either a bacterium in the genus Pseudomonas or by the Nuclear polyhedrosis virus.
Pseudomonas bacteria are ubiquitous; they're found in water, in soil, in plants, and even in animals (including people). They prefer moist environments. In humans, Pseudomonas bacteria may cause ear, eye, and urinary tract infections, as well as other hospital-acquired infections. The opportunistic Pseudomonas bacteria typically infect caterpillars that are already weakened by other diseases or conditions.
The Nuclear polyhedrosis virus is usually deadly to monarchs. The virus resides within the catepillar's cells, forming polyhedra (sometimes described as crystals, but this is not quite accurate). The polyhedra grow within the cell, eventually causing it to burst open. This is why the infected caterpillar or pupa seems to dissolve – the virus ruptures the cells and destroys the cellular structure of the insect. Fortunately, the Nuclear polyhedrosis virus does not reproduce in humans.
Tips for Preventing the Black Death in Your Monarchs
If you're raising monarch butterflies in a classroom or in your backyard butterfly garden, there are a few things you can do to lower the risk of your monarchs succumbing to the black death. The Pseudomonas bacteria like moist environments, so keep your breeding environment as dry as possible. Watch for condensation in breeding cages, and let milkweed plants dry thoroughly before watering them again. If you see any signs of sickness in a caterpillar (lethargy, discoloration, etc. as listed above), isolate it from the other caterpillars. Be vigilant about removing sick caterpillars from your breeding area to keep infections from spreading to healthy larvae.
- Monarch Predation by Invertebrates, Parasitoids and Disease, Monarch Watch. Accessed January 7, 2013.
- Nuclear Polyhedrosis - A Basic Description, International Butterfly Breeders Association. Accessed January 7, 2013.
- Pseudomonas Infection, Medscape Reference. Accessed January 7, 2013.
- Pseudomonas, Southern Illinois University. Accessed January 7, 2013.
- Parasites and Natural Enemies, MonarchLab, University of Minnesota. Accessed January 7, 2013.


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NEWBURYPORT – A sluggish beginning for the Clippers gave way to a dominant conclusion as Newburyport girls basketball downed North Reading 57-33.
It was a rematch of the season-opener for Newburyport (11-4) and a true test of growth over the span of 14 games.
"We are a different team now," said Clippers head coach Gregg Dollas. "We have gone through a rut these past few games and struggled offensively. Today we did a reset in our brains and the girls came through offensively."
Scoring just seven points in the first quarter, only Newburyport's Emily Pettigrew and Aly Leahy could find any sort of rhythm. In fact, it wasn't until 5:17 remaining in the second quarter that any other Clipper tallied a point or gathered a rebound.
"Last game neither of them took shots and today they shot the ball with confidence," Dollas said. "They're great leaders for us."
Then, nearly simultaneously, players wearing a white jersey other than number one or 10 came alive for Newburyport.
The Clippers outscored North Reading 22-6 in the second quarter to take a commanding 29-17 lead into halftime. While Pettigrew and Leahy combined for 16 of the Clippers 29 first half points, Mary Pettigrew also finished the second quarter strong with seven points.
From there, the Clippers didn't look back, outscoring the Hornets 34-16 in the game's final two quarters.
"I think it's huge for us," Dollas said. "With these next games being against teams like Hamilton-Wenham, Masconomet and Pentucket, we really had to play well tonight and I thought these girls represented Newburyport basketball well. Even though we got down early, nobody got really crazy on us which was nice to see."
The Hornets also had a tough night shooting, though it didn't diminish as the game progressed. Only North Reading's Morgan Maiola scored more than four points,, finishing the game with 16 points and three rebounds.


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Sean Penn is continuing his efforts to help the people of Haiti following the 2010 earthquake that killed thousands of people and left scores more homeless, with a little help from his celebrity friends, including "Punky Brewster."
The 51-year-old actor, humanitarian and political activist, as well as actresses Miley Cyrus and Zooey Deschanel, comedienne Sarah Silverman, actor Edward Norton, "Office" star Rainn Wilson and singer LL Cool J star in a PSAs filmed for a campaign called "Help Haiti Home," which shows the celebrities explaining what home means to them.
The clips were directed and produced by Soleil Moon Frye, who played the title role in the 1980s sitcom "Punky Brewster" when she was a child, and her brother, photographer Meeno Peluce. The actress came up with the project after an "inspiring trip to Haiti," according to a statement from Penn's J/P Haitian Relief Organization, obtained by OnTheRedCarpet.com on Tuesday, December 20.
"Visiting Haiti was an eye-opening experience to say the least," Frye said. "I am deeply inspired by the will of the Haitian people and their determination to rebuild their beautiful country."
The new campaign aims to raise funds to help about 23,000 displaced Haitians who live in a camp managed by Penn's charity.
Its celebrity participants also contributed a personal item that potential donors can win. The collection includes a "one-of-a-kind Polaroid" photo of Cyrus, a "naughty voicemail" from Silverman, an an autographed album by Deschanel's band "She and Him" and a copy of Penn's favorite play, William Saroyan's "The Time of Your Life," which the actor also signed.
Frye nowadays mostly does voice work for children's shows and published a memoir in August. She made her directorial debut in 1998 with the independent film "Wild Horses," which she co-helmed and co-wrote with her brother. Frye also directed the 2004 documentary "Sonny Boy," which depicted her relationship with her father, Virgil, who is battling Alzheimer's disease.
Kim Kardashian and Kris Jenner, her mother and co-star of their E! reality show "Keeping Up With The Kardashians," also recently visited Haiti. They do not appear in the "Help Haiti Home" campaign.
The two visited the county with "Prime Suspect" actress Maria Bello as part of a trip organized by her charity group We Advance. Kardashian has been fending off negative press reports and even an online boycott launched after she filed for divorce on October 31 after 72 days of marriage to second husband Kris Humphries. The couple's wedding was part of an E! special that generated record ratings for the cable network.
In a blog post published on Tuesday, Kardashian denied she attended a fashion show in Haiti, as reported by gossip outlets and the National Enquirer tabloid. She added that she did go to "the Haitian Artisan Fair, where the amazing men and women who make their jewelry and crafts sell them to visitors to make a living, and I bought some beautiful jewelry!!"
Check out two PSAs for the "Help Haiti Home" campaign, featuring Sean Penn, Soleil Moon Frye and other stars, below as well as a video of Frye visiting Haiti.


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March 17, 2005 Volume 26, No. 22
Commencement volunteers needed for May ceremonies
University employees are needed to volunteer to be ushers at the May 14 and 15 Commencement ceremonies. At least 80 volunteers are needed.
The total time commitment per ceremony would be three-and-a-half to four hours. Volunteers will need to arrive approximately two hours prior to a ceremony — 3:30 p.m. for the ceremony at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, May 14;
7 a.m. for the ceremony at 9 a.m. Sunday, May 15; and 11 a.m. for the ceremony at 12:30 p.m. Sunday, May 15. It is preferred that Sunday volunteers help with both ceremonies.
Additional volunteers are needed for the Harpur College recognition ceremonies at 8:30 a.m., 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Saturday, May 14, at the Events Center. Volunteers will need to arrive approximately one hour prior to the recognition ceremonies.
All volunteers will receive a small token of appreciation. Those who volunteer at more than one ceremony on Saturday or at both ceremonies on Sunday will be provided with lunch between the ceremonies. Refreshments will be provided for all volunteers. To volunteer, contact Tammy Behonick at firstname.lastname@example.com or 777-2143 by Friday, March 18.
Speech team members to compete nationally
Two members of the University's speech team, junior Nancy Tang and freshman Dana Stecker, will compete at the Forensic National Championship April 14-18 in Ohio.
During the district qualifiers for the competition, Tang placed in the top three in both interpretation of prose literature and dramatic interpretation earning a spot at the national competition. As a team, Tang and Stecker placed third and qualified for the national competition in the duo dramatic interpretation category.
Other students competing at the district qualifiers also experi-enced success. Freshman Margaret Ambrose placed sixth, for impromptu speaking, composing and presenting a five-minute speech within a period of less than two minutes. Sophomore David Baril placed fourth in the after-dinner speaking event and Stecker placed fourth in dramatic interpretation.
The team also had a chance to shine at the New York State Speech Championship held March 5-6 at Hofstra University.
Tang placed first in the dramatic interpretation category, which involves a 10-minute performance from a play. Tang, with teammate Stecker, also placed first in the duo dramatic interpretation event, a two-person 10-minute performance from a play. Stecker also earned second place for prose interpretation, a 10-minute presentation of prose literature.
Baril placed third in the after-dinner speaking event, which requires competitors to compose and present a comedic and poignant 10-minute speech.
The Binghamton team placed third overall in the competition, which included teams from universities across the state.
Homecoming 2005: Welcome back to the '80s
A theme has been selected and dates are set for Homecoming 2005. The '80s-themed weekend, set for Oct. 21-23, will offer a variety of events and activities, including a parade, performances and fireworks. Old favorites such as the barbecue and the "Greek God" contest are also on the schedule.
"We are working hard again to make Homecoming even bigger and better than last year. Students and everyone else will have a blast," said Adam Cohn, student activities coordinator.
Other activities will include recognition of the class of 1955, which will celebrate its golden anniversary; the announcement of the winner of the Exemplary Student of the Year award; the Black Student Union fashion show; and Late Nite Madness in the Events Center.
For more information about Homecoming 2005, contact the Alumni Office at 777-2431 or visit
SUNY Instructional Technologies Conference
Binghamton University will host the 2005 Conference on Instructional Technologies (CIT) from May 23-26.
The 14th annual CIT will explore opportunities, challenges and issues involved in teaching methods, technology and learning.
Themes to be addressed include:
� Preparing Tomorrow's Teachers with Technology (PT3)
� Learning Outcomes and Assessment: Raising the
Bar with Technology
� Emerging Technologies
� Instructional Partnerships
� Current Grant Projects and Funding Opportunities
� Faculty Development:New Approaches and Opportunities
� Issues in Technology and Education
� Scholarly Communications, Information Literacy
and Research
CIT, SUNY's foremost event for sharing best practices and visions for using new technologies that support academics, is held annually on a SUNY campus.
Established in 1992 by the SUNY Faculty Access to Computing Technology (FACT) Advisory Committee, the conference allows faculty and instructional support professionals to share experiences and expertise. Sponsored by the University Faculty Senate and the Faculty Council of Community Colleges, the conference has become a unique learning and net-working opportunity across all 64 SUNY campuses and beyond.
Registration for CIT 2005 runs through Friday, May 13. No walk-in registrations will be accepted. Visit for conference and registration information.
Effective organizational marketing topic of workshop
Effective Organizational Marketing will be offered by the Professional Development and Research Division in the School of Education and Human Development from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Thursday, April 7, at 218-222 Water St., third floor, Binghamton. The fee is $135. This one-day course will help participants better understand why marketing is essential for nonprofit organizations.
Participants will explore current marketing plans, develop new ones and develop strategies to get the most out of their budget. The session will offer hands-on activities, self-assessment and successful, practical methods. Bring your organization's logo, graphic designs, brochures, posters and other materials used for marketing. Diane Brown, executive director of the Southern Tier AIDS Program, and Anne Baron, program assistant in SEHD's Division of Professional Development and Research, will instruct.
For more information or to register, call 777-4447 or e-mail


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What A Bug's Life demonstrates is that when it comes to bugs, the most fun ones to hang out with hang exclusively with the gang at Pixar.
The Umbrellas of Cherbourg has stood the test of time as beautifully as Deneuve and seems likely to enchant future generations as fully as it has audiences over the past four decades.
There's nothing casual about the way this film has been put together, yet that painstaking care leads to laughter that is completely unrestrained.
Never does Down by Love, handsome and fully crafted, have the feel of being a filmed play. It emerges as a fresh, challenging and unpredictable experience with a stunning finish.
Love and Death on Long Island is sharp, sophisticated and completely delicious, a purposeful comedy that focuses on the power of screen images to uproot lives and the poignancy of amour fou, totally mad love.
Smart and beguiling, it manages the impressive feat of believing wholeheartedly in the power of love without checking its mind at the door.
A memory play and a sleight of hand, Eternal Sunshine is more than anything else deeply sincere. Like Spike Jonze, who directed "Adaptation" and "Being John Malkovich," Gondry succeeds principally by balancing Kaufman's churning skepticism with unflinching hope.
Not long into this most exhilarating and enjoyable of movies, it becomes reminiscent of such vintage jewels as Carol Reed's simultaneously thrilling and amusing "Night Train to Munich."
If you care about the best kind of independent filmmaking, if you want the option of experiencing artistic films when you go to the movies, missing out on One is not an option. When a film like this appears, attention should be paid.
As meditative and beautiful as its title would indicate. What is a surprise is the extent to which it manages to be involving if you can put yourself on its wavelength.
Working with excellent site-specific music and this trio of exemplary -- and exceptionally well-cast -- actresses, director Bertuccelli does a superb job of touching just the right emotional notes in recounting the consequences of deception and the importance of family.
It's all terribly tortured, often laugh-out-loud, absurdly funny and, as with all of Maddin's movies, conveyed through images that are as lush and beautifully over the top as the story's emotions.
Director Demme has done other potent and meaningful films, but The Agronomist defers to none of them in its effectiveness and its power.
The more things change, the more we have to laugh if we are to have a prayer of remaining sane, and the Pythons are the best possible step in that direction.
What makes this film special, as in his other films, is the getting there. Téchiné is the master of subtle shifts in mood, an acute delineator of psychological interplay, and therefore demands the utmost of his actors.
Moving and invaluable.
It's a laff riot that also contains a torrent of scathing social satire that couldn't be more timely in light of the dismantling of affirmative action.
One of the most harrowing and plausible visions of apocalypse since George A. Romero's 1968 zombie shocker, "Night of the Living Dead."
Bridges turns a two-dimensional image into a presence so vital, so filled with breath and blood, that you uneasily fall in love with his character and abandon all thought of the artifice that's brought it to life.
Leisurely yet intense (Sayles does the editing himself), Lone Star reveals a director whose mastery does nothing but increase. Perhaps now his audience will as well.
Think of writer-director Waters as the Frank Capra of an alternate universe and this film as his genially twisted version of "It's a Wonderful Life," and you'll begin to understand.
Rarely does pop come with such sizzle.
A bravura act of self-revelation, its vivid portrait of one man's fears, fantasies and neuroses uses a mixture of reality, imagination and comedy to create one of the writer-director's most involving films.
Patrice Leconte has long ago mastered a Gallic specialty: the knack of making impeccably polished, graceful films with an unpretentious ease while allowing them to emerge seeming fresh and spontaneous. Leconte's latest film to reach the U.S. reveals him to be at his slyest best.
Contact is superior popular filmmaking, both polished and effective. But despite its success and its serious intentions, it's finally a movie where the storytelling makes more of an impact than the story.
As a result of Mann's craftsmanship and concern, Collateral crackles with energy and purpose, a propulsive film with character on its mind and confident men and women on both sides of the camera.
The vigorous Bang Rajan moves with a sure sense of direction and authority to its major culminating battle, a singularly savage and wrenching encounter that for all its bloodshed is never exploitative and concludes the film on a resounding note of tragic grandeur.
Mean Creek's greatest asset is its sense of truth. It doesn't pander to or indulge its characters like the teen films we're used to. It looks at them straight ahead and with respect. It's something you wish Hollywood, and even parents, did more often.
Taut, atmospheric, impeccably made psychological thriller.
Soulful and reflective film, as gentle as it is potent.
Though he's adapting the same story Grisham always tells, that of an ethical, talented and inexperienced attorney taking on and outwitting powerful and corrupt legal opponents, Coppola has infused The Rainmaker with enough humor, character, honest emotion and storytelling style to make it one of the year's most entertaining movies.
A remarkable and remarkably compelling document.
Genteelly erotic, surprisingly emotional, exquisitely made from start to finish.
There's such a rich sense of the fullness of life in Moolaadé that it sustains those passages that are truly and necessarily harrowing.
Cassavetes' riveting film not only re-creates the glory days of the Z Channel through a generous offering of film clips and interviews, but also presents a clear-eyed portrait of its creative driving force, Jerry Harvey, and the tragic circumstances of his death.
One terrific concert film.
By turns heartbreaking, amusing and disturbing, the film features people from different regions, economic classes and religions, recounting stories that are sometimes bleak, sometimes encouraging, but always compelling.
A gloriously cynical black comedy that functions as a wicked smart satire on the interlocking worlds of politics and show business, Wag the Dog confirms every awful thought you've ever had about media manipulation and the gullibility of the American public. And it has a great deal of fun doing it.
Marvin's performance, much enhanced by "The Reconstruction," is a marvel.
Intelligently written and directed with a pleasing frankness by Bill Condon and well played by Liam Neeson, Laura Linney and a strong supporting cast, the film skillfully uses the forms of old Hollywood to tell a story that would have given heart failure to Harry Cohn and his fellow tycoons.
With Bad Education, Almodóvar is at his most breathtakingly complex and mature, and at his most pessimistic.
Director Wong is at his best in this rerelease of the 1991 film.
As atmospheric and moody as a film noir, the stylish, sometimes perplexing Purple Butterfly is a remarkable period piece, evoking the bustling, dense and increasingly dangerous Shanghai of the '30s
An exquisitely evocative movie that elevates rueful melancholia to a superpower.
Bardem's performance is a marvel of restraint and control, both physical and emotional.
Denis and Testud, in a wondrous collaboration of a gifted director and equally gifted actress, succeed in making Christine a tragic figure.
Secret Ballot, which has a rich, spare score by Michael Galasso that blends Eastern and Western motifs, is funny, provocative, well-paced and leaves a memorable bittersweet aftertaste.
The most accurate assault against the media age since "Network," To Die For's killer lines and wicked sensibility are given added poignancy by the off-center, sensitive performance of Joaquin Phoenix, River's younger brother, the only person more deluded about Suzanne than she is about herself.
Effortlessly graceful and burnished to a glow, Dinner Rush is surely as satisfying as any of the delicious-looking food served at Louis' restaurant -- and is as full of surprises as any dish Udo ever concocted.
This altogether remarkable film is as much of a paradox as Nong Toom: at once poetic and sensitive yet as gritty and hard-hitting as any boxing movie.
Intelligent, involving and serious, it is as honestly emotional as Hollywood allows itself to get, a story of the search for wartime truth whose own concern for the genuine makes all the difference.
Swimming Upstream evokes time and place without being showy about it and offers an altogether invigorating experience.
This witty and tender 1966 gem remains as timeless and fresh as ever.
Powered by an exceptional performance by Daniel Day-Lewis, this artfully disturbing film is a compelling, imaginative look at the potent emotional bond that forms not between romantic lovers but between fathers and daughters.
Kontroll is in fact an allegory, but one that oozes a gritty, dynamic realism.
What makes Look at Me such a deeply satisfying experience is its ability to combine insightful character portraits like this with wickedly funny situations that slyly skewer all-too-human weaknesses.
Brilliantly choreographed and shot, Kung Fu Hustle is often grisly, visually spectacular and unabashedly silly, sometimes all at once.
The film is a terrific scare show, fast and furious, made with a lot of style and energy, packing plenty of jolts yet never lingering morbidly over horrific images. It is anchored in strong characterizations, and its plot develops with chilling psychological suspense. It's such a skillfully made entertainment that its plunge into the supernatural is persuasive even for the skeptical.
It's a chilling, completely fascinating documentary.
Alternately witty, caustic, tender and endlessly imaginative and unpredictable.
As David Rakoff once wrote, "Youth isn't wasted on the young. It is perpetrated on the young." Exactly how is brilliantly captured by Andrew Bujalski in his debut feature, Funny Ha Ha.
It is the kind of superbly crafted, intelligent entertainment — a classic suspense thriller — that nowadays is as welcome as it is rare.
A documentary experience to savor. Warm, funny and very difficult to resist, this engaging film combines the charm of "Spellbound" with the kinetic energy of "Strictly Ballroom" in a way that will make you want to laugh, cry and do a little dancing yourself, maybe all at the same time.
A remarkable work -- lively, painful, humorous, deeply revealing of both father and son -- that is worthy of one of Hollywood's finest directors of photography.
A carefully thought out and consummately well-made piece of work, a serious comic-book adaptation that is driven by story, psychology and reality, not special effects.
Optimistic and humanistic to the core, Me and You and Everyone We Know is a paean to perseverance and finding ways to cope.
Two teen girls forge an explosive connection in a compelling Pawel Pawlikowski film.
Romero easily commands an enormous cast, a plethora of action sequences and a cornucopia of special effects -- some of them very gory -- and creates one darkly dazzling image after another that allows Land of the Dead to emerge without any nudging whatsoever as a bleakly humorous, hard-charging allegory.
As uplifting as anything you will find in theaters.
A remarkable film.
A deceptively simple, deeply resonant story about the inherent loneliness of family, the odds against assimilation and the enormous distances that can divide two people.
Wong brilliantly blends musical styles and eras to create an intoxicating mood.
Filmmaker Sauper put himself in harm's way numerous times to get so inside the situation, and the intimacy of his technique, his willingness to avoid hectoring voice-overs and simply talk quietly with his subjects, adds compelling believability.
Enormously entertaining.
A fascinating, veritable self-portrait, masterfully culled from a trove of archival materials.
Shows and tells an astonishing story, a disturbing and provocative tale of obsession, bravado and self-invention that leaves you open-mouthed for all kinds of reasons.
Mostow, with his first feature, has made such a convincing, fast-paced, edge-of-the-seat thriller that you'd swear you'd never seen anything quite like it.
Takes a premise that, in less competent, less empathetic hands, would have had the depth of a pancake, gives it a soul and turns it into a surprisingly sweet and funny ode to male friendship and middle-aged love.
A film that grips us dramatically, intellectually and emotionally.
Even though there are tedious stretches with less-than-riveting characters, the film gradually pulls you into its claustrophobic spell and becomes acutely suspenseful in its final half-hour.
An elegantly discursive examination of one of the great modern photographers, a surprisingly intimate portrait of an elusive, laconic man.
A potent and imaginative creative biography of virtuoso percussionist Glennie.
A glorious blend of kitsch, grit, humor and uplift.
There's not a second in the film that isn't a reminder that New Orleans in its architecture, cuisine and multicultural diversity as well as in its music is a unique and major American center of culture. Murphy has made a film more valuable than he surely ever could have imagined.
Flawless contributions by Armstrong's crew make Oscar and Lucinda a vibrant period piece, buoyant yet incisive, and easily sustaining interest, if not generating deep involvement, throughout a just-under two-hour running time. [31Dec1997 Pg.8]
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A ticking time bomb of a movie, a gripping, incendiary, casually subversive piece of work that marries pulp watchability with larger concerns without skipping a beat.
Has an intimate, personal quality. Rather than showboating for the camera, the soldiers get to a deeper level, conveying a surprisingly reflective and aware sensibility.
Miller and Futterman avoid the pitfalls of the genre by refusing to mythologize the artist, plunging instead into the soul of the man.
Acutely observed, faultlessly acted, graced with piercing emotion and unsparing honesty, it will make you laugh because you can't bear to cry.
Humor, sentiment and melodrama strike a balance as he brings to life nine major characters and a host of others as well.
Couldn't be more unlikely, more unfashionable -- or more compelling.
Most of all, Wallace & Gromit retains the clever, one-of-a-kind sensibility that made its shorter predecessors so delightful. With every studio comedy looking for a formula for success, it's refreshing to find a heroically whimsical film that succeeds by following no formula known to dog or man.
Crisp as the creases in its naval officers' uniforms, this tale of seething conflicts aboard an American submarine on the eve of nuclear war is strictly by-the-numbers, but hardly ever are traditional elements executed with such panache.
That rare episode film that actually accrues a cumulative power and doesn't merely proceed from one segment to the next.
Blessed with clever plot devices and a villainous horde that makes the once-dread Klingons seem like a race of Barneys, First Contact does everything you'd want a "Star Trek" film to do, and it does it with cheerfulness and style.
With his ability to understand and convey these absurdist scenarios in both adult and preteen terms, writer-director Solondz catches the unlooked-for humor in poignant, hurtful situations.
A captivating film that truly elevates the spirit, Ballets Russes is the most emotionally satisfying documentary since "Mad Hot Ballroom."
Director Nora Ephron and her co-writers, sister Delia plus Pete Dexter and Jim Quinlan (the latter two wrote the original story), bring a smart contemporary sensibility to the hokum, hilarity and heart-tugging that have made for many a classic Hollywood entertainment.
In his feature debut, writer-director John Mangold brings remarkably sensitive powers of observation to bear upon ordinary people living ordinary lives.
Its characters are as entertainingly quirky as any he's given us before, and his familiar themes -- strangers in a strange land, lives reformed by chance encounters -- are played out with much higher stakes and with greater purpose.
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Japan's mobile carrier Softbank Corp is in talks to buy more than two-thirds of shares in US Sprint Nextel Corp, the third-largest mobile phone company, for more than $19.2 billion (1.5 trillion yen), news reports said Thursday.
The deal would enable Softbank, the vendor of Apple Inc's iPhone smartphones in Japan, to get a foothold in the US market, the Nikkei business daily reported.
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No techie list would be complete without a bit of booze. Drinks is a slick little app that contains everything you ever wanted to know about making drinks, complete with 4,500 drinks already in the database. It searches for drinks by ingredient, lets you save and note specific drinks, add your own recipes, and even select a random drink. Of course it might be overkill for those of us who prefer our Scotch neat, but it's invaluable for entertaining. $3.99 through App Store.


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If you have a kid, then you know one thing above all else: they cost a fortune. It's not really something that you completely comprehend until you actually have the kids, then it's something that only makes itself more apparent as the days go on. Not only do you have to feed them at least three times a week, but you're constantly buying things like diapers and new clothes. Well, there is only so much that you can do about all of these expenses, but now you have something in your corner to help out with all of those clothing expenses.
Plum is a unique company that offers a great alternative to buying new clothes all the time. Billed by many as the "Netflix of baby clothes," Plum allows subscribers to simply swap out old clothes for new ones as their child gets older. For example, let's say that you have a newborn baby. Instead of buying all new clothes, you'd get a subscription to Plum and they'd send you the newborn clothes you need. Then, when your baby outgrows those clothes, you simply send them back to Plum and they send you larger clothes. The older clothes are sent to other customers with smaller kids, and the cycle goes on and on. Obviously, if the clothes are so messed up that they couldn't reasonably be sent to another customer, they are recycled and not sent back to more customers. It's a really great system for conserving resources and saving money at the same time.
Part of the problems that arise from having kids is the cost. It simply costs money to raise kids, and that is an absolute fact. However, if you take some specialized steps to help mitigate those costs, you can go a long way toward saving way more money than you ever thought was possible.


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2010 Nevada commercial casino stats
- Number of operating casinos: 256 (FY 2010)
- Casino employees: 175,024
- Casino employee wages: $7.816 billion
- Gross casino gaming revenue: $10.40 billion
- Gaming tax revenue: $835.42 million
- How taxes spent: Education, local governments, general fund, problem gambling programs Legalization date: 1931
- First casino operating date: 1931
- State gaming tax rate: Graduated tax rate with a maximum tax of 6.75% on gross gaming revenue; additional fees and levies may be imposed by counties, municipalities and the state, adding approximately 1% to the tax burden
- Mode of legislation: Legislative action
- Visitor volume: 49.99 million
After two years of declining revenues, the U.S. casino industry showed more stable results in 2010, according to an annual report released today by the American Gaming Association. Gross gaming revenue from commercial casinos totaled $34.6 billion in 2010, a nearly 1 percent increase from 2009.
The AGA this morning released its "State of the States" results, a survey that looks at how the commercial casino industry was affected last year through national and state economic data, as well as public opinion results. The 2010 survey combined the 22 states with commercial casinos and those with racetracks, which AGA President and CEO Frank Fahrenkopf said gives a more accurate depiction of the industry.
"Clearly, a 1 percent increase is not indicative of a complete recovery. This recovery is going to be slow and laborious, particularly because the national economy is still struggling to fully emerge from the recession. As consumer discretionary spending goes, so goes our industry. We're not out of the woods yet, but this modest increase coming after two years of declining revenues is significant," Fahrenkopf said on a conference call today discussing the results.
Consumer spending at Nevada casinos increased slightly in 2010 to $10.4 billion from $10.39 billion in 2009. Of the 21 states that had commercial casinos or racetracks in 2009, 14 saw increases in consumer spending during the year-over-year period, the report indicated.
Once again, New Jersey took the biggest hit in 2010 with a decline of 9.4 percent in consumer spending, but maintained its second-place spot behind Nevada with $3.94 billion in revenue. The Atlantic City market has been one of the most affected by the recession as it struggles with declines in consumer spending and increased regional competition.
"The varying increases and decreases from state to state show that the industry is far from monolithic," Fahrenkopf said.
Pennsylvania, which had its first casino opening in 2007, saw the largest increase, at 26.4 percent. Fahrenkopf said the growth was mostly due to the introduction of table games in the state and the addition of the Sugarhouse Casino in Philadelphia in September 2010.
Fahrenkopf compared the growth in Pennsylvania and its ability to surpass Atlantic City to that of Asian markets and Las Vegas. The two hotel-casinos in Singapore have been open less than a year and may soon overtake revenues on the Strip in a short period of time, he noted.
But in the U.S, the Las Vegas Strip was the top U.S. gambling market, bringing in $5.77 billion in 2010, an increase of about 4 percent from 2009. The Boulder Strip area slipped from No. 10 to No. 11 on the 2010 list with $757 million in revenue. Downtown Las Vegas fell from No. 18 to No. 20, bringing in $493 million in revenue.
Nevada had more than 175,000 commercial casino employees in 2010, a 1.3 percent decline from 2009. According to the 2009 "State of the States" survey, Nevada saw a 12.3 percent decline in employment from 2008 to 2009, the largest decline of the states in the 2009 survey.
In total, the U.S. commercial casino industry employed 340,564 people in 2010, an increase from 328,377 in 2009.
The commercial casino industry contributed $7.59 billion in tax revenues in 2010, an increase 3 percent increase from 2009. Nevada returned $835.42 million in tax revenues in 2010, which is up slightly from the $831.75 million it contributed in 2009.
The "State of the States" report also included a section on public opinion on the casino industry. According to the survey, 31 percent of Americans visited casinos during 2010 and 25 percent said they gambled while there. Fahrenkopf said those visitation numbers stayed steady through the recession.
The survey indicated that of those who visited casinos in 2010, 73 percent said they ate at a fine dining restaurant and 56 percent said they saw a show or concert while at the casino. Others said they went shopping, visited a bar or nightclub or used recreational facilities such as the spa, pool or golf course.
"This is strong evidence that modern casino resorts are valued well beyond the gaming floor," Fahrenkopf said. "They've become entertainment hubs for gamblers and non-gamblers alike."


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It's been a tough year for middle America. Once again, everything that was already too expensive got a little more so. We avoided a double-dip recession, and The Second Great Depression was something that we talked about but never occurred. Unemployment rates continue to decline, but we are told that we can't tax the job creators because then we'll never find work. The logical alternative would seem to become a professional job creator.
One person who lives in that rarefied air is the CEO of Netflix, Reed Hastings. The guy who keeps all those envelope stuffers and button pushers employed just got some bad news: His company is giving him a pay cut next year. It may have to do with the way his company handled their price hike back in July. Or the way they decided to change their name to Qwikster for those who were content to do without all those envelopes, and choices. It was a pretty solid corporate train wreck that required a certain amount of damage control. Stock prices fell, members left in droves, but the company survived. That's why the powers that be at Netflix decided to keep Mister Hastings' salary the same, but to cut his stock compensation in half. He'll still pull in half a million dollars this year, but his stock options will be reduced from three million dollars to just one and a half million. Ouch.
That "ouch" assumes that you can feel it when someone skims one and a half million dollars off the top of the two million dollars you are making in a year. "Looks like that family trip on Virgin Galactic will have to wait until next summer, kids."
Happily, Congress just voted in the tax break extension, so he won't lose all that FICA money over the next couple of months while he struggles to make ends meet. Maybe he should consider cancelling his subscription to that DVD rental outfit - what's their name again?
Monday, December 26, 2011
Things Are Tough All Over
Posted by David Caven at 6:19 AM
Labels: pop culture
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The dollar value of his stock allocation will be reduced 50%, but the price of Netflix stock has dropped more than 50% in the past year. So he's actually getting a larger number of shares next year.
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2. An inspection of the premises by Security personnel prior to and immediately following an oval may be requested Officers and Advisors of the sponsoring organization are encouraged to request this inspection and accompany Security personnel.
3. Any damage or violation of policy noted will be reported to the Drinko Facilities Manager by Security. A complaint stating the violations damages, estimated cost of repair, etc, will be filed with the Coordinator of Judicial Affairs seeking payment for damages and loss of the privilege to schedule facilities or other penalties deemed appropriate by the Coordinator of Judicial Affairs.
4. Neither Marshall University nor the West Virginia Board of Trustees is responsible for any loss of or damage to equipment or property. Any equipment of the user remaining on the premises for more than ten (10) days shall be considered abandoned and may be disposed of by the Drinko Facilities Manager as he/she deems advisable.
5. No signs are to be posted upon University premises without prior written approval of the Drinko Facilities Manager. Materials such as nails, books, adhesive fasteners, tacks, or screws are prohibited. The Drinko Facilities Manager has the right to refuse permission to use any materials, devices, or procedures which might cause injury or bodily harm.
6. The use of lighted tobacco is not permitted in any University building. Illegal substances are strictly forbidden. The use of alcoholic beverages requires approval from the University President.
7. No parties using Marshall University facilities shall discriminate against any citizen of the United States or any person within the jurisdiction thereof, on the grounds of race, color, age, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, sex, or handicap.
8. Organizations sponsoring events with an estimated attendance of one hundred (100) are required to hire a minimum of two Marshall University Security officers. [Exceptions to this policy may be granted if the organization's advisor or approved designee will be in attendance. One officer and the advisor/designee will be required in lieu of two officers.)
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Civil cases
What is a civil case?
In the Local Court, civil cases are dispute about money or property, such as:
- loan agreements
- unpaid bills
- damages from a motor vehicle accident
- services paid for and not provided
- property not returned.
The NSW Local Court deals with civil disputes for claims up to $100,000.
The Local Court has two divisions to determine civil cases; the Small Claims Division hears claims up to $10,000 and the General Division hears claims over $10,000 (up to $100,000).
Small Claims Division
Proceedings in the Small Claims Division are generally less formal and less technical than other civil cases, and the rules of evidence don't apply. This means that witnesses are not called to give evidence in defended small claims matters, unless the court decides otherwise.
In defended matters, a pre-trial review is held before a hearing is set. The purpose of the pre-trial review is to help the parties reach an agreement if possible without the need for a further hearing. A pre trial review can be conducted by a registrar, assessor or magistrate. If agreement cannot be reached the court will give directions for the parties to file witness statements by a certain date.
Have a look at the Local Court Practice Note - Civ 1.
There is a limited right of appeal against decisions in the small claims division. An appeal can be made to the District Court but only on the grounds of lack of jurisdiction or denial of procedural fairness.
General Division
Proceedings in the General Division are more formal. In defended cases, witnesses attend and give evidence and cases are determined by a magistrate.
Have a look at the Local Court Practice Note - Civ 1.
Appeals against decisions in the General Division can be made to the Supreme Court on a question of law. Appeals in other circumstances require leave from the Supreme Court to appeal.
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If you have a problem or complaint about your employer, the Career Center will try to help you informally resolve the issue and can direct you on how to proceed with a formal complaint if the issue is not immediately resolved. Please see the complaint process in the Career Center Policies and Procedures manual. The Career Center contacts and other offices that can assist you are listed below.
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The roll out on the conduct of family development sessions(FDS) to civil society organizations (CSO's) for all Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4P's) beneficiaries, the flagship anti- poverty program of the Aquino administration has been piloted in three(3) regions in the country, regions 1, NCR and CARAGA. Family Development Sessions (FDS) is a very crucial component of the 4P's as this aims to sustain the gains of the program in the long run by strengthening families through learning sessions dealing with practical life skills and more active and responsible community involvement. Due to the massive implementation of the program, covering all municipalities and cities nationwide, the participation of NGO's has thus become indispensable in the delivery of this very critical program component. To assist NGO's become more capable in this partnership, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) a partner of government through the DSWD in this poverty alleviation program is directly supporting the CSO engagement or roll-out.
Thus, a pilot engagement was undertaken simultaneously for a period of one month, which officially started on July 24, 2012 through a formal signing of a memorandum of agreements in each region earlier mentioned. After this pilot run, DSWD hopes to roll out the conduct of FDS to CSO's on a nationwide scale.
For region 1, Molte Aries International Foundation, Inc. was one of the four NGO's chosen through strict evaluation criteria set by the national program office and ADB to participate in the pilot run. In fact it is the only one from the province of La Union, the three others are, one from Ilocos Sur and two from Pangasinan.
Its approved pilot engagement areas are in five (5) barangays of the city, Namtutan, Dallangayan Este, Dallangayan Oeste, Mameltac and Saoay consisting a total of 194 beneficiaries. They were given a series of three one and a half hours sessions each on the prescribed topics dealing on the important roles of families in community development and how active participation and involvement becomes a very potent force in the development of their communities. Some pictures of the engagement…..


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The new international terminal officially opened for business at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Airport on Wednesday. Airport officials say the new space promises to change the flying experience for the millions of passengers—even if they never fly internationally.The 1.2 million square-foot facility has been four years in the making, and it carries a $1.4 billion price tag. A total of $1 billion of the expansion is funded by municipal bonds that will be repaid by passenger fees, while the remaining $400 million was picked up by the airlines.Airport officials say streamlined travel is one advantage of the new facility. They also say it will allow more international and domestic flights into Hartsfield-Jackson and provide more jobs to the area for people like Derrick Smalls, who just started a job at a nearby airport parking lot."As far as the business is concerned, I hope that the business picks up a whole lot," said Smalls. Aviation General Manager Louis Miller said the new terminal created 3,000 jobs during its construction. He said the airport is adding 1,500 jobs in the airport, including concession vendors.Still others have their doubts, including the watchdog group Common Cause Georgia. They say the hefty price tag doesn't justify the additional fees charged to flyers and doubt whether it will encourage more international business."The case has been stated that this terminal was not needed, based on traffic patterns. It cost a lot more money than people were told in the very beginning. So we're left to ask the question why was it paid for," said Perry.The new terminal adds 12 new gates to the airport, which already had 195 gates. The first flight to leave from the 1.2 million square-foot facility departed for Tokyo at 1:25 p.m. The flight is heading to Tokyo. Forty minutes later, the first arriving flight from Dublin, Ireland landed.To get the Maynard H. Jackson Jr. International Terminal, you'll need to take Interstate 75 to exit 239. Road crews unveiled new signs along I-75 leading to the new terminal late Tuesday night.Some airport shuttle drivers told FOX 5 they were concerned that passengers could get confused and wind up at the wrong terminal, and perhaps even miss their flights. They do say that once you get used to it, getting to and from the new terminal is not a problem.For those planning to park at the new terminal, Peachy Airport Parking has built a new 10-acre indoor lot located off of Sylvan Road for international travelers.
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Guilford College, a Quaker-supported four-year liberal arts school in Greensboro, N.C., was chartered in 1834 and opened in 1837 as New Garden Boarding School.
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The 1968 Guilford College yearbook, The Quaker, features candid shots of African American students in dorms, on organized and intramural sports teams, and as members of student organizations and clubs. Some of these students included Bo Whitaker and Walter Johnson. The first African American students to play for the basketball team helped bring the team to multiple championships. Also pictured is Mel Alexander on the soccer team, and Gertrude Judd as a member of the Women's Student Council. African American Fine Arts Department faculty member James C. McMillian is also pictured. Candid photos include Bo Whitaker with a white teammate after a winning basketball game, and white and black students protesting a business with signs that read: "Why should some Guilford College students have to go 6 miles to get a haircut?" refer to a student protest at a local barber shop that refused to cut black hair.
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text: I am pretty sure if you actually watch the panthers you would notice the beast at DE Greg hardy. Last year he was 8th among all DL in tackles and 1st in pass defenses with 12 more than more DB's (joke). He had four sacks but he also had a sack on a 2 point conversion (in my book counts) didnt on his stats. He had a sack vs the redskins they called intentional grounding and didnt give him the sack, much like this year when he hit drew brees it is suppose to be a sack by the rules. He has the size the speed and he makes the plays but these stupid ass coaches keep pulling him out or putting him at DT. They said he was terrible against the run last year well those numbers where against the Left side not where he played because he played the whole line he also makes crucial plays like the safety he had or knocking a team out of field goal range. Am I the only person that is questioning why the coaches arent keeping him at D end the whole game and letting him play the entire game. After weeks 1 and 2 of the year he was tied for first in tackles and had two sacks which are now both gone the first one at tampa ( I could possibly see being a half sack of his ) should have counted for him they took it away and gave it to the DT and then the hit on Drew Brees that was grounding. So when we played the Giants and not one person got any pressure the whole game you dont play him at all hardly?


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Jonathon (originally John) Albert "The Impaler" Sharkey (born 2 April 1964) is an American actor, director, professional wrestler and perennial candidate who has run in multiple state-level and national elections. He has attracted media coverage due to his unusual public persona as a Luciferian "sanguinary vampyre" and his run-ins with the law. He resides in Florida and has filed to run for President as a Republican in 2012. He has run both as a Republican and on the ticket of his own Vampires, Witches, and Pagans Party.
His legal difficulties involve threatening to personally impale George W Bush.
Sharkey strongly criticized President George W. Bush, whom he described as a "wuss" and a communist who was responsible for the deaths of innocent Americans in Saudi Arabia and Iraq. He has expressed a desire to try, and convict, and impale Bush, and has since stated that "Obama is even worse than Bush, and I never thought anyone could be worse than Bush. He has no idea how to run a country, nor should he be running a country."
Sharkey says that he will ban abortion and the teaching of evolution in public schools. On other social issues, he leans libertarian; he supports equal rights for gays. He opposes President Obama's health care reform and would replace it with a plan of his own in which the poor would receive free medical and dental care; the expenses would be paid with government taxes on marijuana and prostitution, which Sharkey supports legalizing and regulating. On foreign policy, he wishes to bring American troops home from foreign war zones.
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USA has got a military presence in almost every country around the world. People have had enough so a band of terrorists that calls themselves, the engineers, started a terror ultimatum called the blacklist.
Sam will be back in his famous suit and is more agil and ready than ever to fight for the freedom. During this game Sam will fly around different exotic places, cities and will find many many enemies during his way.
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"These results show that concentrated, community-wide interventions can save lives," notes NIAAA Director Ting-Kai Li, M.D. "This is the first study to explore the effect of the combined use of increased individually-oriented substance abuse treatment and environmental strategies to reduce alcohol availability."
Researchers led by Ralph W. Hingson, Sc.D, Professor at the Boston University School of Public Health and Center to Prevent Alcohol Problems Among Young People, analyzed traffic fatality statistics in communities that had received "Fighting Back" grants from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
Beginning in January, 1992 twelve such grants were awarded to communities throughout the United States to support the implementation of 10-year programs aimed at reducing substance abuse and related problems. The communities developed 15 different kinds of programs or actions that targeted alcohol abuse, including increasing publicly-funded treatment, establishing awareness campaigns about treatment services, initiating hospital emergency department alcohol screening and referral, conducting responsible beverage trainings, and enacting ordinances to prohibit public drinking.
"The efforts of five Fighting Back communities - Kansas City, MO; Milwaukee, WI; San Antonio, TX; Santa Barbara, CA; and Vallejo, CA - were considered 'concentrated' because they implemented eight or more actions to restrict alcohol availability and expand treatment," explains Dr. Hingson. Other Fighting Back communities implemented between two and six actions.
Fighting Back CommunitiesThe researchers found that Fighting Back communities that undertook concentrated alcohol interventions experienced significant declines in alcohol related fatal crashes during the 10 years of the program compared with the 10 years before the program. For example, Kansas City, Milwaukee, San Antonio, Santa Barbara, and Vallejo experienced a 22 percent decline in alcohol-related crashes involving blood alcohol concentrations (BACs) of 0.01 percent or higher, relative to same-state comparison communities.
The concentrated intervention communities also saw declines of 20 percent for BACs of 0.08 percent or higher and 17 percent for BACs of 0.15 percent and higher. In contrast, Fighting Back communities with less concentrated efforts saw no decrease in alcohol-related traffic fatalities.
Reducing Alcohol Problems"As research further defines the types of community interventions that successfully reduce alcohol-related problems," says Dr. Hingson, "communities can focus on intervention strategies likely to produce desired results. Community organizing interventions may not be sufficient to reduce alcohol-related problems unless they specifically identify and implement proven interventions or those that have a plausible rationale for reducing alcohol problems."
A report of the study appears in the April, 2005 issue of the journal Injury Prevention.


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Sometimes I book a conference room for 3 hours and turn my phone off, just so I can have a nap.
Haha, I briefly worked in an office (and quit) where I would take a nap during my lunchbreak. The supervisor didn't like it too much, even when I started to nap in my car. Then again, this is also the guy who told me that I shouldn't browse the internet at work because he can't tell if I am browsing on work time or lunch time (I said if I had food in my hand/on my desk and it is around noon I am probably on lunch )
us americans love to be punctual. what's stupid is that we should just relax and time should be flexible. also, tipping is stupid.
everything also closes really early. my fun time is usually at 9pm and everything is closed or is closing at that time.
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everything also closes really early. my fun time is usually at 9pm and everything is closed or is closing at that time.
Could be worse. From what I understand, the state of Georgia (only this year) allowed the sale of alcohol on Sundays. Now that's some disturbing shit.
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The scheme, which will see women being given vouchers for Matalan, John Lewis and Mothercare, as well as supermarkets, is examining ways to boost low rates of breastfeeding.
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