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I wonder why no one didn't invent it still!
It is very simple. Look on the display of any mobile. What indicators do you see? Correct, connection level and battery level.
But there is at least one thing you have to check time to time. It's your balance - money.
Why not to create separate online indicator for money? Of cource, there are some issues - it will be appropriate for prepaid tariffs only.
There are some details:
1) User can set a maxumum level of such indicator by himself. For example, for me - I usually fill up my balance to $10. It is my maximum. I can set it up in preferences of my mobile.
2) Indicator refreshes after each call, SMS or internet connection. I don't know technical issues very well, but it can be done by trivial USSD-request to operator, I think.
3) Of cource, all request and answers are different, that the puzzle for technical guys: how to make a phone to read balance from operators billing system. Maybe, its time to create come standard guides?
Well, that's my idea. I 'll be glad to read your answers and discuss it!


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Although the format is all the rage with the kids these days, I've yet to invest in a Blu-ray player. That, however, may change come November 23rd, when action guru Sylvester Stallone's high-octane action extravaganza "The Expendables" blazes a cinematic trailer across television screens all over North America. To say that I enjoyed the film would be a serioius understatement, and my desire to see this entertaining flick in high definition is almost overwhelming. IGN has the details for the picture's home video release, which has been scientifically transplanted and positioned below.
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– Audio Commentary with Sylvester Stallone
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It's possible Mr. Costas doesn't know ( or more likely doesn't care ) that the 2nd Amendment reflects the entire reason for the existence of the Constitution: to prevent government from expanding it's power to the point of becoming a tyranny by the use of checks and balances. In the case of the 2nd Amendment, an armed citizenry represents a physical check on would-be authoritarian statists. In the 20th Century alone, over 170 million innocent citizens were 'legally' murdered by authoritarian statists. The assumption of moral authority by statists who routinely violate the Constitution and bankrupt the country while forging our chains via 'fairness' legislation is the hypocrisy of a criminal elite. Costas is merely one of their tools.


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A 17-year-old Billings teen, who crashed a plane on a solo flight, is giving her first television interview since that accident.
KULR-8's Katharine MacKnight sat with McKenzie Morgan Thursday, where McKenzie said she was confused about her location in the air, and next thing she knew, her attempt at landing was unsuccessful. But even after crashing in rough terrain Northwest of the abandoned mining town of Kerwin, she was rescued and returned home to her family unharmed.
"We sat on our deck for several hours not knowing anything about where she was," said Kristy Morgan, McKenzie's mother.
"As soon as I crashed, I'm upside down hanging with my shoulder harness and my lap belt, the only thing that's really keeping me secure in there. And I started freaking out. So I made a video to my parents, just to say bye and whatever in case nobody found me. Yeah, I'm based crying the whole time and I'm like, sorry I crashed it and I don't know if they'll be able to find me but if they do and they check my phone records, I just want you to know that I love you. And hoping whatever you're going through right now isn't too bad and I'm sorry," said McKenzie, who showed the video to her parents after her rescue. "They cried. My mom cried, my dad choked up. I cried. I showed my grandma too and yeah, she balled a little bit."
"There's nobody for miles and I realized it was going to be a long walk, and I didn't have that much food with me. Half an hour or forty-five minutes in, I saw Josh, the horseback rider and his horse and I started screaming for help. That was crazy, just to see somebody out in the middle of nowhere with a horse who could bring me back to safety. At that point, I was relieved," said McKenzie, who was spotted by two hunters who saw the crash. "And I was trying to calm down and trying not to freak him out or anything so I was like, 'Oh hey, I crashed my plane over there.' And he laughed a little bit and was like 'Yeah, I saw that. I'm really glad you could walk out.'"
"I am so thankful that they had the wherewithal to get to that location and send somebody else for help," said Kristy Morgan after learning the two hunters separated to call law enforcement for help.
"I know everyone has been telling me that somebody was there watching over me and that's definitely, I believe that one hundred per cent. So faith is stronger through that definitely," said McKenzie. "Since the crash, I hung out with my family for a long time, spent time with them. And we all talked and had fun like normal... To be given that extra opportunity to do it, you take it. You have to."
"I'm going to finish, I'm going up tomorrow in the airplane again. So, I mean it's quick, quick turn around. But going up, just getting back in it before I get too scared and don't want to anymore. Because I loved it and I still do, and I want to pursue that," said McKenzie. "I mean to survive that. There's got to be somebody there just looking out for me. I mean, I like to think there is anyways. That's kind of a cool feeling, just to know that something that horrible happened and I walked away with just some scratches. That's unheard of."
"How do we take this situation and turn it positive? How do we learn from this? Where do we go from here? What's next? Stay strong. Stay positive," said Kristy Morgan. "I wasn't ready to say goodbye. And I'm glad I didn't have to."


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Sounders part ways with ex-Puma keeper Meredith
Bryan Meredith caught a flight from Seattle to Newark, N.J., on Wednesday night, not knowing where his soccer career is headed next.
The 23-year-old goalkeeper, who won a Premier Development League national title with the Kitsap Pumas in 2011, won't be back with Seattle Sounders FC after spending two seasons with the Major League Soccer club.
Meredith posted a message on Twitter early Wednesday, thanking fans and teammates for their support.
When reached Wednesday night, Meredith said at his end-of-season meeting with the Sounders, the club let him know it would not be picking up his contract for a third season.
"I completely understand the whole situation," Meredith said.
Meredith, a New Jersey native who played collegiately at Monmouth University, began the 2012 season as the No. 3 goalkeeper in Seattle. He filled the No. 1 position for a time with starter Michael Gspurning out with injury. Meredith appeared in 12 games, making 10 starts. He had a 3-3-5 record with a 1.27 goals against average. He posted three shutouts.
When Seattle signed veteran goalkeeper Marcus Hahnemann late in the season to back up Gspurning, it was a sign that Meredith's days might be numbered.
Still, he left Seattle with no regrets.
"Getting to play with Kasey (Keller) and Marcus and Michael, you can't ask for a much better situation," he said.
Heading into an uncertain offseason, Meredith said there's no doubt he still wants to keep playing.
"We'll see what options come up," he said.
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Happy World Book Day everyone! To celebrate I invite you to spread the word about your own book. Please leave a link below so readers can learn more about your writing.
Happy World Book Day everyone! To celebrate I invite you to spread the word about your own book. Please leave a link below so readers can learn more about your writing.
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LinkedIn Business profiles:http://www.amazon.com/How-business-profile-LinkedIn-ebook/dp/B00B91Y9TM
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All these books are normally $4.99 but are reduced this week.
Thanks Marie! This is what Larry Dossey, MD, the international and influential advocate for spirituality in healthcare has to say about Third Time Lucky: A Creative Recovery by Pasha Hogan: "This book is a joy to read, and I could not put it down. If you or a loved one have experienced cancer, this book should be at the top of your list." Also endorsed by the Irish Social Media for Good Goddess Marie Ennis-O'Connor!
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Thanks so much, Marie. My book is not yet out but this virtual book tour is good practice for the real deal. :) My first book, Apron Strings, is out April 26th. http://www.newisland.ie/books/coming-soon/apron-strings-recipes-family-kitchen/978-1-84840-241-6
What a great opportunity to share our books with others! My books are "Mourning Has Broken" and "The Pebble Path", both dealing with my breast cancer experience. They can be found on Amazon.com and BN.com. I look forward to other authors' contributions.
I am the author of the Pink Kitchen cookbook series. This series was originally created for breast cancer survivors, but is now well-loved by many people of various backgrounds who want simple recipes for healthy eating. All recipes are easy – and delicious! There are 4 books in the series so far, and all are available at Amazon or via http://www.pinkkitchen.info.


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Had to get to this today: some dude on Youtube gives a running commentary on the Ian Kinsler beaning over the weekend, and it pierces the psyche of the major league ballplayer's mind like nothing I've ever witnessed. Personally, if Kinsler can stand up and start yelling at someone, he can run over there and punch that guy in the mouth. And maybe throw in a joke about the professions of immigrants in America, because those are always so timely and well-conceived. Thanks, Macman Jones.
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Delhi Metro (DMRC) has vacancy for following posts.
Job Title – Assistant Manager (Legal)
Candidate should have full time LLB degree with 65% marks
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Job Title – Assistant Manager (Stores/ Material Management)
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- Interview – Candidates who qualify in written examination will be called for interview. The interview will be held from 12/09/12 onwards
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Last Date for applying – 02/08/2012
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Beach & Boaters paradise private home with pool & dock in Longboat Key
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Escape to paradise and enjoy this fabulous island home with 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths located on a deep water canal with dock and the beach a short walk away across the street. Beautifully appointed with chiseled stone and hardwood flooring throughout. Chef's kitchen with center island,2 sinks, stainless steel appliances and granite counter tops. Large sliding glass doors in Master Suite, Guest Suite and family room lead to a sparkling screened pool overlooking a tropical backyard the water and dock. Bring your boat and tie up in your backyard or relax and fish off the dock. Just a few houses to beautiful Sarasota Bay and only a mile to the inlet and the sparkling blue waters of the Gulf. This is a home the whole family can enjoy. Great location just minutes to St. Armands Circle with fabulous shopping and dining. A perfect ecsape to paradise! Non smoking and no pets. Thank you
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Large heated pool with lounge chairs, table and chairs in screened-in porch.
Free WiFi internet service, Verizon cable for 3 TV's and living room TV is 55inch flat screen, surround sound, DVD player with IPod docking station
Buildt in gas grilll. Outside table-seating for 10 or more.
High end kitchen with stainless stell appliance. Plates and dishes, silverware service for 12+ people. Cooking utensils, pots & pans all included.
Two car garage. Bikes, charis, floats and beach toys
Wahser and two dryers in the house. Lots of room to unpack and unwind.
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This is a perfect place for a family vacation retreat. Bring your kids and grandchildren. The home is located in a family neighborhood and there's something for everyone here.
If you love boating or beaching, you are in for a treat. There's a dock behind the house for you to use. Bring your own boat or rent one. You are only a mile to the Gulf inlet.
You can also kayak or canoe from here and explore the canals off of Sarasota Bay. There are guided Kayak tours at the south end of Lido Key.
Golf courses and tennis courts are nearby – there's even a community baseball field.
If you are into the beach, you will not find a more beautiful beach than here on Longboat Key. We have a deeded access to the beach within walking distance or you can use our bikes. We have beach chairs and toys for your use as well.
Forget shopping at a mall or outlet stores. Spend a day or more frequenting the unique shops at St. Armand's Circle – It's only 2 miles away. While you are there choose among some of the best restaurants in Sarasota. You could go to a different one each night.
For the occasional overcast day – go the Ringling Museum or the Mote Marine Aquarium (one mile south).
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Anyone know when they mail out tickets?
How about when single meet tickets go on sale?
I would think pretty soon. Next week is the intrasquad and should be able to get info there.
AMES, Iowa -- The Iowa State wrestling team will be holding the annual Cardinal vs. Gold intrasquad meet on Friday, Oct. 25 at the Lied Recreation Center on Iowa State's campus. The meet will be held on the first floor in the middle of the track.
Wrestling will begin at 6 p.m. CDT. Admission will be free, and the meet will provide Cyclone wrestling fans a great opportunity to see the team in action before the season starts
Got mine today here in Ankeny. Probably mailed out yesterday
Got mine a couple days ago.
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North Cumbrian mum caught drink driving on 'school run'
Published at 08:47, Friday, 17 February 2012
A Cumbrian woman was found to be over the drink drive limit on the 'school run.'
Police had been outside Beaconside Primary School on February 2 to target parents parking irresponsibly.
There was suspicion about Mary McNeill's state so officers followed when she drove off with her young son in the car.
McNeill, 34, of Milner Mount, Penrith, was found to be nearly three times over the limit. She admitted drink-driving.
Defence solicitor Chris Toms said she was a single mother of two who was under enormous stress.
McNeill was banned from the roads for 24 months, ordered to carry out 60 hours unpaid work and told to pay £85 court costs.
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I think someone who's "been there, done that" as a front line SG in the NBA would an ideal mentor for DeRozan. He only spent one season at USC, and hasn't had the chance to take on the demands of a leadership role. A mentor could help speed up the maturation process, and perhaps allow him to take on a share of the leadership mantle in a few years.
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Bosh had mentors like Sam Mitchell, Michael Curry, and I forgot the other one he mentioned. However, most of their guidance likely fell under "how to be a pro", rather then tricks of the bigman trade.
It would be ideal if DeRozan could gain a teammate who could teach him both. Someone who was once a good starting NBA SG, but is now just happy to get a contract and a chance to contribute. An example from the past is Ron Harper. From wiki article Ron Harper:
Harper starred at Miami University in Ohio, where his high flying playing style drew rousing comparisons to Julius Erving. Harper averaged 24.3 points per game, 11.2 rebounds per game, 3.2 steals per game, and 2.4 blocked shots per game.
...After Harper's collegiate basketball career he was selected 8th overall by the Cleveland Cavaliers in the 1986 NBA Draft. He averaged 22.9 points per game in his rookie season, placing second in Rookie of the Year balloting.
...While with the Clippers Harper sustained a knee injury which robbed him of much of his speed and jumping ability
...After his first tumultuous season in Chicago, he reinvented himself as a defender and jump shooter. With the return of Jordan in late 1995, Harper remained a key component of the Bulls' perimeter defense and a third scoring option on offense.
...He was a mainstay of five of Phil Jackson's ten championship teams, following Jackson to Los Angeles to win two more championships (after winning 3 with the Bulls). Along with Harper, Dennis Rodman and Robert Horry are the only players to win consecutive NBA Championships with each of two different teams.
This is the kind of player, and career arc, that would serve as a good example to DeRozan. Someone who came in as a premier scorer, yet already realized the importance of the otherside of the court.
From CNNSI article during his college days:
"Before the season began, he inscribed the word DEFENSE on his left sneaker and DUNK on his right one because, he says, "those are the things I do best." With those prodigious pincers at the ends of 39-inch arms. Harper can strip his man with the ease of a professional pickpocket, then take off for a breakaway dunk. "When you pick a guy, you make him look bad," Harper says. "And when I'm on my way to the hoop, my eyes get real big."
Do you think he would've believed that, sans hops, he would go on to win five championships as a key component along side some the 90's best players?
Who are a few of the vets in the NBA that could fill a mentor type role for DD, and not let their ego get tied up in how many minutes they receive?
(On a somewhat related note, I leave you with this last pic. Perhaps Agent Zero could've learned a thing or two from ol Ron as well ;-)
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There is nothing wrong with the WCO. The Vikings just do not run it as well as they could.
Percy Harvin is a near perfect back for the WCO. He should get more touches.
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There is nothing wrong with the WCO. The Vikings just do not run it as well as they could.
Percy Harvin is a near perfect back for the WCO. He should get more touches.
You are right there isn't nothing wrong with the WCO. When we had Favre he made it into the 2nd best offense in the league, and made chilly look like an offensive mastermind. Thing is though.. WE THREW THE BALL DOWN THE FIELD. Favre had 52 completions 20+ and 13 40+. The WCO can work if our coaches stop being stubborn and realize that this is a PASSING LEAGUE NOW!!! and we have a great RB that we can catch people off guard with, but you can't be a PRIMARILY RUNNING TEAM!! The Texans can THROW THE BALL.. the Titans can't throw worth shit, and look how fucking HORRIBLE they look. CJ2K can't even get 40 yards in a game. The Ravens can throw, Jags can't and they get their ass beat too. This is a stretch the field league, and unfortunately ponder can't stretch the field with zip. All Ponders passes downfield have a better hangtime than Kluwe's punts! Thats why I wanted Ryan Mallett, he is a true NFL QB. Now Mallett sits on the bench behind Brady, and he takes over 2 years from now, and the pats continue to rip people apart! Ponder is TOO smart for his own good over thinking plays! Ponder doesn't have an above avg or elite arm. Gabbert has an elite arm and showed it. We chose an old school QB, in the New Era NFL. No top 16 QB has a noodle arm. Christian Ponder = Brad Johnson. Brad Johnson didn't suck, but Brad would get killed with this new hybrid D, and linebackers who can actually cover now. Brad never threw past 20 yards unless it was wide open. Corners and LBs are faster and stronger and smarter, so you need a QB who can thread needles, and launch it downfield so your WR can make a play.. Not a guy who floats it in the air giving the Defender time to think about it, and judge it! Ponder only has zip on 5-15 yard throws, which is why he won't throw further than that! We need a new YOUNG head coach to come in with a NEW YOUNG PHILOSOPHY and get the OLD SCHOOL WAYS THE HELL OUTTA HERE.
Cover 2 is an idiotic scheme in almost any format.
Man coverage has much better potential and should always be preferred, imo.
6-7 guys tied up on the line or in the backfield leaves only 4 (usually at most) heading out, down field. The math says that with 2 corners and 2 safeties, that issue is covered. End of problem. With 7 defenders up near the line and the QB usually dropping out of play right away...that leaves 7 D's to cover 6 O's. Is that really a problem?!
And btw..........wtf is with the playing it soft, BS?!?! Jam those receivers at the line and throw them off their timed routes. Sorry.....bit of a side note, there. :D
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As I watched the game, I sure saw alot of DB's and LB'rs dropping into zones/handing off players in zones than I did man to man coverage.
Heck Cooks INT was a result of consistent pressure on the QB (making him hurry a throw) than it was from a DB providing man coverage. To tell the truth, Cook was doing just that. Standing back (way behind the receiver) waiting in his zone.
So, if I'm understanding you correct. Our DB's just need to sit back in their zones all by themselves and wait for the DL to apply sufficient pressure to the QB that he throws errantly to the position they happen to be hanging out in. Coverage, schmoverage.
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mrsteve0924 November 10, 2012 @ 1:54 PM
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LO limit not working?I have an L4081B aquastat and it doesn't seem to be behaving like it should or like i think it should anyway.
From a cold start with no call for heat (I turned down the
thermostats) the burner stayed on all the way to the HI setting (in my
case 180°). Shouldn't it cut off at the upper limit of the LO setting if no call for heat?
My Hi is set to 180° and LO at 130 with a 20° DIFF. I have a tankless coil. From what I can gather the LO limit range with a 20° DIFF at 130° is 120° to 140°.
AMi not thinking about this right? Thanks
billtwocase November 10, 2012 @ 2:34 PM
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zones?I would disconnect T-T on the control, and see where it ends up. May be an end switch in a zone valve, if you have them
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additional infoi just remembered that we used to have an indirect storage tank hooked up to the boiler but removed it a few years ago. maybe i need to re-wire to work properly with the tankless coil now?
mrsteve0924 November 10, 2012 @ 8:41 PM
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HI not working either?The more I observe my boiler the more I am thinking it is not working like it's supposed to.
So I turned off the thermostat and water temp drops from HI setting of 180° to 170° and then burner turns on and temp goes back up to 180°.
Why would the burner turn on at 170° if no call for heat? I understand there is a built in 10° differential but it should only kick in on a call for heat. In the summer how will the water temp ever be allowed to drop down and utilize the LO limit settings if the burner keeps going on at 170°?
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AquastatThere has to be something else that sets up the functions of that aquastat.It is just hi,lo and differential......no relay, no transformer. I have no idea why anyone would choose that aquastat. It is not designed for what you want.It doesn't maintain at lo-limit. The lo-limit for that one only controls the circulator.This post was edited by an admin on November 10, 2012 10:04 PM.
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Your thermostat works this way:An L8041B is a dual aquastat. If you have it set at 180 and the low at 130 the boiler will maintain 180 degrees and the circulator will stop at 130 degrees. I would reccomend setting them at 180, 160 or 160, 140.
A triple acting thermostat would work the way you expect this one to work. It would maintain temperature at the lower setting until there was a call for heat from the thermostat.If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy!
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dualfrom what i read i thought it was a triple aquastat. but if it's a dual, then i guess it is acting the way it should. thanks
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Ford did his best to ignore the two women, who are members of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, as he stepped on and off the scale at city hall, and told a reporter afterwards that he wouldn't go vegan.
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The mayor gained one pound on Monday to 312 pounds, compared to his last weigh-in on April 2.
His brother Coun. Doug Ford weighed 249 pounds, relatively unchanged.
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9/28/2013 — NEWVILLE, Pa. - The Penn State Altoona men's and women's cross country posted solid placements at the Dickinson College Invitational today at Big Spring High School. The men's team came in 11th place out of 19 teams in the 8K race, while the women placed 14th out of 21 squads in the 6K race.
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From the very beginning, The Clinton Global Initiative annual meeting has fueled my inspiration at Urban Zen – it's where a global community comes together to connect, collaborate and commit to creating change – everything I believe in. There is nothing more important. We are in a time of historic change and everyone needs to come together so that we can support each other.
The opportunity to gather with so many amazing people, sharing thoughts and coming up with solutions is a gift. A perfect example of this is the meeting I had with the Grief team that I originally met in Haiti. Not only did Grief come to the table, they came with solutions.
I loved seeing Francine LeFrak who is committed to putting a human face on important social issues. Francine has been my friend since high school and it's always such a joy to see her and catch up with the extraordinary projects she's working on. Seeing her at CGI was a brilliant opportunity to reconnect the dots all over again.
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This year, CGI focused on pressing topics like the advancement of women and girls, job creation and environmental solutions – issues that I have been emmersed in through my work in Haiti and my commitment to creating jobs in Haitian artisan communities. Last year we talked about Hope, Help & Relief Haiti. This year, the focus is on rebuilding Haiti. If not for the Clinton team, I could not have been as effective in my work in Haiti. Greg Milne and Laura Graham have been invaluable to me and nothing would be possible without my team and friends on the ground in Haiti.
The focus on Haiti became brilliantly clear on Tuesday evening when I had the great privilege of hosting President Martelly, President Kagame and Dr. Paul Farmer at Urban Zen Center to share that Haiti is open for business and ready to rebuild. I invite you to read the whole story here.
To say this week was a crazy week is a serious understatement. I was like a child in an amusement park, wanting to go on every single ride without enough time to do so. The experience left me in total awe of Bill Clinton, the man who holds it all together. From his opening speech to his closing remarks – he continued to ground everyone with the base-line understanding of why we were there: to be an answer to the world's most pressing problems.
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In a beautiful example of the Urban Zen mission to connect, collaborate and communicate to create change, the women of Haiti now include yoga and breathing techniques in their daily lives thanks to a group of individuals and their non-profit organizations that came together to treat mothers and daughters of Haiti in mind, body and spirit with "The Art of Living", a program to assist women to relieve stress in the midst of danger and devastation.
Hunter and Andrea Herz Payne, founders of Aid Still Required, formed a collaboration amongst The International Association of Human Values and We Advance to provide four, four-day sessions to the women in the Wharf Jeremie area of Cite Soleil, the poorest neighborhood in the western hemisphere. Initial concerns of a lack of interest due to heat, daily chores and childcare were immediately dismissed as 143 women attended yoga classes and 118 participated in all four days of instruction.Learn More


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MURFREESBORO, Tenn. – Political signs for congressional candidate Lou Ann Zelenik have been vandalized, and she suspects her stance on a proposed Islamic center made her the target.
Zelenik, a Republican, has been outspoken against the center planned for Murfreesboro.
The center was approved by the Rutherford County Planning commission last month.
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Her campaign stated Monday, "It's time for community leaders to demand answers to how this proposed center is being financed, who is doing the financing and what ties exist between its board members and terrorist organizations."
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WWNO's "Inside the Arts" features NOMA's Odyssey Ball & Lifelike Exhibition and moreNews Item
WWNO's "Inside the Arts" features NOMA's Odyssey Ball & Lifelike Exhibition, Central City Festival, LPO Brass and more! Published: Tue November 6, 2012 Click here to listen to the full interview at WWNO.org "This week on Inside the Arts we'll… read more
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A wooden box with glass window contains a chrome, rounded bar, which is attached horizantally at either end. It bears two metal rings. A wine glass holding a glass marble ist below, and a wooden ball is poised above, on… read more
Portrait of Colonel George Watson (1718-1800)Object
This is a three-quarter length male portrait of Colonel George Watson. He appears as a middle-aged man, dressed in a full powdered wig and an olive-brown coat with gold buttons and braid. He holds written document in his proper left… read more
Street artist Swoon creates sea goddess at New Orleans Museum of ArtNews Item
An ocean goddess will soon rise inside NOMA, pointing out the water's oil spill-related decline as well as the sometime graffiti artist's rise to stardom. A giant paper ocean goddess will soon dominate the atrium of the New Orleans Museum… read more
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Odyssey Ball, party with a purpose at NOMANews Item
By Doug MacCash, NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune on November 01, 2012 at 1:34 PM, updated November 01, 2012 at 3:45 PM The Odyssey Ball, the New Orleans Museum of Art's traditional fall fundraising extravaganza, takes place from 9 p.m. to… read more
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The Italian Collection NOMA's Italian painting collection from the early Renaissance through the 18th Century is particularly distinguished. A group of panel paintings in tempera with gilded backgrounds, some as early as the 1300s, includes Bartolomeo Vivarini's altarpiece of the… read more
Dario Robleto: The Prelives of the BluesVideo
Dario Robleto: The Prelives of the Blues is a solo exhibition of work by conceptual artist Dario Robleto, featuring sculpture and works on paper from the past ten years. This exhibition centers on the historical and emotional resonance of music,… read more
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NVC Membership entitles you to: Three general meetings a year with informative speakers and light lunch Camaraderie Newsletters Studio Salons Art Trips The opportunity to volunteer in our beautiful museum NVC Volunteer Opportunities: Fund raising events including Art in Bloom,… read more
NOMA Celebrates 100th Anniversary with 110 New Acquisitions and Centennial Odyssey Ball, 2011� A NOMA OdysseyNews Item
New Orleans, LA (October 12, 2011) - On November 12th the New Orleans Museum of Art will celebrate its 100th anniversary with the Centennial Odyssey Ball, 2011... A NOMA Odyssey, generously underwritten by the Lupin Foundation and Peoples Health. Since… read more
What is a Photograph?Video
What is a Photograph? describes and includes many of the most common photographic processes (daguerreotypes, salted paper prints, gelatin silver prints, and inkjet prints), but it also includes objects, artifacts, and practices that have typically been considered marginal to the… read more
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NOMA is honored to announce a major addition to the permanent collection this spring. The gift, Melic Meeting (Spread), 1979 by Robert Rauschenberg, was created during a pivotal period in Rauschenberg's career and NOMA is delighted to share it with… read more
NOMA Goes Green! Thanks to Keep Louisiana Beautiful AwardsNews Item
NOMA Participates in "America Recycles Day" Thanks to Keep Louisiana Beautiful (New Orleans, LA) – As New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) celebrates 100 years, the museum is implementing sustainable practices. NOMA recently received a grant from Keep Louisiana Beautiful,… read more
What is a Photograph?News Item
Posted by Wendy Rodrigue on Gambit blog. Few art exhibitions today span seamlessly two hundred years. I considered this at The Metropolitan Museum of Art recently during The Renaissance Portrait, a selection of paintings dated just prior to Leonardo da… read more
Great Collectors/ Great Donors: The Making of the New Orleans Museum of Art, 1910-2010Exhibition
On November 13, 2010, the New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) debuted the exhibition Great Collectors/Great Donors: The Making of the New Orleans Museum of Art, 1910 – 2010 at the 45th annual Odyssey Ball. The theme for this opulent… read more
Objects of Desire: Faberge from the Hodges Family CollectionExhibition
OBJECTS OF DESIRE: Fabergé from the Hodges Family Collection featured sculpture, jewels, smoking accessories, scientific instruments and other precious objects by Peter Carl Fabergé, and was on view from November 9, 2008 through January 18, 2009. The opening of this… read more
"Lifelike" & Odyssey BallNews Item
On view November 11 to January 27, Lifelike explores the boundaries between the real and fabricated in the work of over 50 artists from around the globe. Artists featured in the exhibition Include Andy Warhol, Ai Weiwei, Charles Ray, James… read more
Gambit Names NOMA Best Museum of 2011News Item
Gambit readers have a lot of opinions - and Gambit has a lot of categories in their annual Best of New Orleans® survey. Every summer, they ask for input in categories from Best Banh Mi to Best Political Scandal, from… read more
What is a Photograph?Exhibition
What is a photograph? How do we define its history? This exhibition, compiled mostly from NOMA's permanent collection, examines many forms of photography from the 1840s to the present, in order to explore these questions. Over the past 190 years,… read more
NOMA exhibit 'What is a photograph?'News Item
By Doug McCash, nola.com "What is a photograph?" an exhibit tracing the history of photo techniques from 1840 onward opens at the New Orleans Museum of Art April 20 and continues through August 19. The photographs were selected mostly from… read more
New exhibition at NOMA shows off permanent collectionNews Item
Truth is, there's nothing much new in the exhibition "Great Collectors/Great Donors: The Making of the New Orleans Museum of Art, 1910-2010," which meanders through the ground-floor gallery at The New Orleans Museum of Art. Of course, newness isn't the… read more
10 Things to Do in New Orleans This WeekendNews Item
By Lauren LaBorde | MyNewOrleans.com This article originally appeared here Thursday, June 19 Paul McCartney cancelled his show in New Orleans tonight, but a bunch of New Orleans musicians had already taken off work. So they put together a concert… read more
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NOMA's Prints and Drawings collection is comprised of almost 7000 individual prints, books, portfolios and unique works on paper, the majority of which were executed by noted l9th and 20th century European and American artists. 20th century American drawings and… read more
Photos bring the Civil War into new lightNews Item
NOMA exhibit examines photography on the battlefields of the Civil War By John D'Addario | The New Orleans Advocate This article originally appeared here 2014 will mark the 150th anniversary of several key events of the Civil War, including the… read more
Shadow and LightExhibition
Every photograph depends upon the interplay of shadow and light for its existence. In fact, the earliest photographs were nothing but shadows, cameraless images created by placing some specimen directly on a piece of photographic paper. From the very origins… read more
Gentlemen Callers: Paul Cadmus and George DureauExhibition
"It's almost time for our gentlemen callers to start arriving. How many do you suppose we're going to entertain this afternoon?" -Amanda Wingfield in The Glass Menagerie TENNESSEE WILLIAMS World famous as an authority on Tennessee Williams and William Faulkner,… read more
Femme, femme, femme: Paintings of Women in French Society from Daumier to Picasso from the Museums of FranceExhibition
On March 4, 2007, the New Orleans Museum of Art opened an exciting and unique exhibition: Femme, femme, femmes: Paintings of Women in French Society from Daumier to Picasso from the Museums of France. Shown exclusively at NOMA, the exhibition… read more
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Highlights of NOMA's European modern paintings include outstanding examples of the important art movements of the 20th Century: Fauvism, Cubism, Die Brücke, Blaue Reiter, School of Paris, Surrealism and l'art brut. Fauvism burst onto the Paris art scene with the… read more
Organized by the Walker Art Center, Lifelike invites a close examination of artworks based on commonplace objects and situations, which are startlingly realistic, often playful, and sometimes surreal. This international group exhibition features artists variously using scale, unusual materials, and… read more


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November 13, 2013--Rocky Mountains facing serious global warming impacts (Summit Voice)
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May 23, 2013--Global warming: USGS study shows 20 percent decline in Rocky Mountain snow cover since 1980 (Summit Voice)
Long-time skiers often say that skiing was better in the good old days, and new research from the U.S. Geological Survey suggests that those claims are based on more than nostalgia — notwithstanding the occasional bumper crop of powder like in 2010-2011.
December 18, 2011--Nitrogen pollution building in remote wilderness lakes (Summit Voice)
Even some of the most remote mountain lakes in the northern hemisphere have been affected by the long reach of human pollution, according to researchers who found traces of nitrogen compounds in more than 75 percent of the lakes they surveyed in Europe and the Rocky Mountains of North America.
August 18, 2011--Trout numbers expected to plummet (Durango Telegraph)
Trout may just be the canary in the great Western coal mine. A team of 11 scientists has forecast a challenging future for the fish as climate change is expected to cut its habit in half by 2080. The research was published Monday and conducted by a team of 11 scientists from Trout Unlimited, the U.S. Forest Service, Colorado State University, the U.S.
May 12, 2011--La Nina brings flood risks, drought to the West (USA Today)
The winter and early spring have been extreme across the West, with record snowpacks bringing joy to skiers and urban water managers but severe flood risks to northern Utah, Wyoming and Montana. And despite all the wet weather in the Rockies and Sierra Nevada, parts of eastern Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona are in severe drought and gearing up for what is forecast as a bad fire season.
May 8, 2011--La Nina rules the West: Record snow year brings wild mixture of flood risk, drought and fire (Washington Post)
The winter and early spring have been extreme across the West, with record snowpacks bringing joy to skiers and urban water managers but severe flood risks to northern Utah, Wyoming and Montana. And despite all the wet weather in the Rockies and Sierra Nevada, parts of eastern Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona are in severe drought and gearing up for what is forecast as a bad fire season.
April 26, 2010--Report: Global warming may hit mountain areas harder (Summit Voice)
High mountain locations could be hit earlier and harder by global warming than surrounding terrain, according to the results of an Oregon State University study released last week. In some cases, temperatures at the mountaintops and ridges could warm three times as much as the air in nearby valleys.
March 12, 2010--Water shortages may hit northern Rockies (USA Today)
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I have looked into the Broan Allure series which claim to be quiet (1 sone). However on closer inspection, the claimed sound level is only for the lowest setting. The highest setting is 4 sones (4 times louder). Is this something with no workaround or are there quiet models out there.
One of the best ways to keep your hood quiet is to buy something that has adequate CFM ratings for your situation without being overkill. A 900-CFM hood is probably never going to be as quiet as a 600-CFM hood and 600 CFMs is usually overkill for all but the most professional of range tops. Also, if you can find a hood that has infinite fan speed like the Kenmore 50303, then you can select a speed that isn't as loud as High, but provides better ventilation than Low. After you figure out how much CFM you really need, then you can start comparing Sone ratings (which is usually tested and reported on the highest setting). As an additional tip, barrel-shaped centrifugal fans are usually quieter than standard blade fans that chop the air.
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So, there are quieter models available, but they will cost you much more money.


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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) – Two separate crashes on the Gene Snyder Freeway/I-265 sent at least two people to Louisville hospitals and caused a traffic mess during the morning rush on Monday.
One crash happened in the eastbound lanes of the Snyder near Smyrna Parkway. The second crash happened closer to the Beulah Church Road overpass. Traffic was backed up on both sides of the Snyder.
According to a MetroSafe dispatcher, three cars were involved in the first crash at 7:23 a.m. There was no immediate word on what led to the crashes or the extent of the victims' injuries.
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Pakistan has stated that it does not have a chemical weapons capability, and there are no credible reports to contradict this claim. In particular, there are no reports associating particular locations or entities with chemical weapons activities. Pakistan has also ratified the Chemical Weapons Convention.
Given the relatively modest technical infrastructure needed to develop chemical weapons, the evident military incentive for a Pakistani chemical weapons program, and the number of other countries that have developed such capabilities, the apparent absence of chemical weapons in Pakistan is rather noteworthy.Entities potentially associated with chemical weapons research in Pakistan, including two associated with the Defense Science & Technology Organization, are:


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Hendrickson faces Batista in opener
Arizona (35-34) at Tampa Bay (29-41), Tuesday, 7:15 p.m. ET
Before Sunday's finale in Philadelphia, manager Joe Maddon didn't know which he was looking forward to more: Monday's off-day or returning home again.The Rays return from a 10-day, 10-game road trip to face the Diamondbacks in a three-game series starting on Tuesday. Tampa Bay went 5-5 in its three-city trip that included stops in Kansas City, Detroit and Philadelphia. The Rays have now played 41 of their 70 games away from Tropicana Field. "We have been the road warriors this year," Maddon said. "It seems like we've played hardly any home games to this point." When they do take the field again at the Trop, it will be for a matchup of the two youngest franchises in baseball. While both teams joined their respective leagues in 1998, they did not meet until 2004, when the Rays completed a three-game sweep at Bank One Ballpark (now Chase Field) in Phoenix. Arizona has never traveled to Tampa Bay. Taking the mound for the Rays will be Mark Hendrickson, who is an unlucky 3-7 with a 3.62 ERA. The 6-foot-10 lefty has not won a game since May 18, and has a 6.31 ERA at home. Hendrickson will be opposed by D-Backs righty Miguel Batista, who has alternated between bad and good months. Batista put together a 6.33 ERA in April, followed that with a 2.66 mark in May and is 1-2 with a 6.88 ERA in three June starts. Pitching matchup
ARI: RHP Miguel Batista (6-4, 4.68 ERA)
He allowed 10 hits, two walks and two wild pitches in a loss in his last start. TB: LHP Mark Hendrickson (3-7, 3.62 ERA)
He pitched nine innings without allowing a run in his last start -- a no-decision in Detroit. Player to watch
Jorge Cantu has three hits in four career at-bats against Batista. Interleague by the numbers:
All-time Record vs. Arizona: 3-0
All-time club Interleague records: 62-87, 14-10 vs. National League West. Thursday's starter, Scott Kazmir, is 2-0 with 20 strikeouts in two Interleague starts this season.
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Wednesday: Diamondbacks (RHP Brandon Webb, 8-2, 2.37) at Devil Rays (RHP James Shields, 3-0, 3.13), 7:15 p.m. ET
Thursday: Diamondbacks (TBA) at Devil Rays (LHP Scott Kazmir, 8-4, 3.39), 1:15 p.m. ET
Friday: Braves (TBA) at Devil Rays (TBA), 7:15 p.m. ET
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More trouble ahead for Del Nido and Sevilla
Dermot Corrigan on 13 September 2012
What started as a low-key pre-season friendly against UD Roteña has the potential for huge repercussions for Sevilla and their ultras.
Dermot Corrigan is an Irish freelance writer living in Madrid and writing about football at Sport 360, Fox Soccer, When Saturday Comes and elsewhere. Follow him on Twitter here.
Dermot Corrigan on 13 September 2012
What started as a low-key pre-season friendly against UD Roteña has the potential for huge repercussions for Sevilla and their ultras.
Dermot Corrigan on 24 August 2012
Following the arguments around TV rights in Spain can make your head hurt, but one man's name keeps cropping up: Javier Tebas.
Dermot Corrigan on 27 July 2012
Spanish Olympic coach Luis Milla is no stranger to controversy. Despite Spain's opening hiccup, his experience makes him a great choice to lead Spain to more glory.
Dermot Corrigan on 27 June 2012
Why are fewer people excited about Spain's football in this tournament, and why has Xavi been so quiet by his own remarkable standards?
Dermot Corrigan on 22 June 2012
Spain have looked decent at the European Championships so far, but are there still question marks over their defence?
Dermot Corrigan on 1 June 2012
In the latest of our Euro-themed Retro Ramble series, Dermot Corrigan recounts the tale of Ireland's famous win over England in Euro 1988.
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It's been a busy few days at the bottom of La Liga, as the under pressure teams scrapping for survival look to point the finger at their rivals' alleged impropriety.
Dermot Corrigan on 21 April 2012
After an initially bright start Cesc Fabregas' return to Barcelona is not going as well as the ex-Arsenal man will have hoped...
Dermot Corrigan on 13 April 2012
With all eyes on Cristiano Ronaldo, could the key to Real Madrid success this season actually hinge on the freshness of midfield general Xabi Alonso?
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After Real Madrid drew with Villarreal Jose Mourinho reportedly imposed a "law of silence" on them, but it could have been worse...
Dermot Corrigan on 15 March 2012
Tonight's second leg at the San Mamés stadium sees another clash between two of Europe's most storied clubs.
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Well there definitely is a parking problem at the Senior Center. If this new property provides parking for 35 cars, that will have been at a cost of only $100,000 each.
on Jun 24, 2009 at 4:25 pm
Two years ago, a property on Willowgate came up for sale right behind the current community gardens for about this amount. Would have provided a nice mini-park (or plenty of garden expansion space) in an area currently designated as "parks poor". Now, it's got a bunch of (albeit nice) row houses on it. Where was the city council then?
In future, if we know of a parcel of land for sale that would be a good city acquisition, who do we tell?
on Jun 24, 2009 at 8:38 pm
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Parents now have a new way to have fun with their young children while playing at Sandy Springs Park. The Wonder Walk Trail is a path of interactive activities that promote a variety of skills in young children.
The United Way Year of Caring committee organized the trail. It's located on the old shuffleboard court near the picnic area at Sandy Springs Park. A ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for 12 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 19.
"The Wonder Walk is an engaging path of interactive activities that helps parents promote language and pre-literacy skills, motor skills, physical activity and school readiness in their young children," said Jessica Wallace. Wallace is Associate of Community Impact for United Way of Blount County. "The signs were designed by a group of early childhood professionals. Each one focuses on a key developmental area or important skill such as literacy, physical activity, cause and effect, conservation, observation and comparison."
Wallace said the Wonder Walk can be installed almost any place where young children and parents go together. Locations of the Wonder Walk across Tennessee include parks, greenbelts, malls, libraries and museums. "Here in Blount County, we have chosen Sandy Springs Park as our first location for the Wonder Walk," she said.
The Wonder Walk consists of 19 signs but any combination or number of signs can be selected for use. The signs are two-feet long by one-foot wide and are made of laminated aluminum. The United Way organizations in Tennessee have been working with a sign shop in Williamson County that is offering speedy processing and low prices. The signs are mounted on 6-foot long galvanized, metal posts. Two feet of each post will be in the ground, so each sign will be approximately four feet tall, Wallace said.
Several community partners including Maryville, Alcoa and Blount County Parks & Rec, City of Maryville and United Way of Blount County, along with many volunteers, are working together on the project.
The first Wonder Walk is being funded through a Project Diabetes grant received in August of 2009. East Tennessee Fence Company agreed to drive the metal posts into the ground free of charge.
"We have hopes of installing Wonder Walk trails all around Blount County. The planning and installation of the Wonder Walk is a great project for a group to take on. Each Wonder Walk will have an important impact on young children in our area for years to come," Wallace said.
Fort Craig School of Dynamic Learning teacher and Success by Six committee member Martha Bryant said the Wonder Walk Trail gives parents some different ideas of things they can do while they are in the park with their children.
"There are some creative things the kids can do to use their imagination. There are learning activities -- like finding different shapes and colors -- and then there are also physical activities to develop different motor skills for kids," said Bryant.
Year of Caring Committee chair Regina Jennings credited Wallace with researching the Wonder Walk Trail. The Year of Caring initiative started off as a Day of Caring in which volunteers spread out through the community one day each year, usually the first day of the annual United Way campaign. This past year it was changed to the Year of Caring to give companies and individuals more opportunity to serve.
Jennings said the first event was a food drive to support several local Blount County food pantries, second one was the Wonder Walk Trail and the third one is going to be a reading program in January.
"We are picking projects such as the Wonder Walk Trail to be able to advance learning of young children in developing skills as they are walking along the Greenbelt with their parents," said Jennings.
The subcommittee that coordinated the project included Bill Pyle with BB&T and Jeff Garrett of Volunteer Turf. "They talked to Parks and Rec and got it approved. Jessica wrote a grant to get money to fund items needed such as signage and poles," said Jennings. "East Tennessee Fence donated their time to put the poles in for us."
Jennings said Wallace painted the little signs to explain the different things children can see and do along the path. "We also spread mulch to spruce up the playground. That playground is used by a lot of people, and there are a lot of kids there," she said.
Wallace said she learned about the Wonder Walk Trail from the Born Learning Trail public awareness campaign sponsored by the United Way of America.
"United Way of Tennessee put together their own Wonder Walk Trail similar to a Born Learning Trail, and we decided to make it part of our Year of Caring project," said Wallace. "I have two great chairs with the Wonder Walk Trail - Jeff Garrett with Volunteer Turf and Bill Pyle with BB&T."
Wallace said she is excited about the new Wonder Walk Trail. "We think young children are pretty important and getting them ready to be successful is important. This is a way to do that. We'd love to do more trails in the future."


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Shoyu Chicken Bento
Just catching up with this very simple bento from a few days ago. We both had sudden changes to our schedules so swift bento preparation was in order. You probably recognize the shoyu chicken! It's my one of my "go-to" recipes and can be quickly prepared while the rice is cooking. I was done before I knew it!
Threw in edamame and leftover gobo kimpira and voila!
We have bento. I added furikake, yellow takuan and sprigs of enoki mushrooms to keep this lunch from being too boring.
Very rush-rush… I didn't even bother with baran but I think it turned out okay.
Haha! Looks like I'm still on the stainless steel kick!
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General Motors could ask for another $16 billion in government loans to implement a survival plan that includes cutting 47,000 jobs and closing five additional factories nationwide.
In a restructuring plan submitted to the Treasury Department Tuesday, the Detroit automaker said it will try and borrow up to $16.6 billion more from the government, on top of the $13.4 billion it has already received.
With the restructuring, GM expects to start repaying the government in 2012 and fully pay off the loans by 2017.
GM operates an assembly plant in Spring Hill that makes the Chevy Traverse. The plant employs 3,400 workers.
Whether Tennessee workers would be affected wasn't immediately clear.
Ryan Hall owns Joey's House of Pizza in Spring Hill said the GM plant is the heartbeat of the city.
He said employees bring in 30% to 40% of his business and should the plant go under, the city would suffer greatly. "It would be like a bomb went off, probably," Hall said. "This town was nothing. It was built by Saturn really and that's what brought all these people here."
Earlier Tuesday, Chrysler asked for another $5 billion to survive. The car company is also planning to cut 3,000 jobs and eliminate three vehicle models.
The car companies were asked to submit a restructuring plan to the government by Tuesday night.
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