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Thursday, 08 May 2014 00:00
Mineola vs. Great Neck - May 9
Standards Sing - May 9
Eagle Court - May 9
Night on the Town is at 7 p.m. in the Jericho Terrace at 249 Jericho Tpke. in Mineola. Sample cuisines from 22 different local restaurants. The event will honor Senator Jack Martins and CPA Michael Costa. Tickets are $100. For more information, call Harry Zapiti at 516-426-1652 or Tony Lubrano at 516-316-9271 or visit Li.nightontown.LLSevent.org. All proceeds will benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
The Village of Mineola will hold a work session at 6:30 p.m. in Village Hall at 155 Washington Ave. in Mineola. A public meeting will follow at 7:30 p.m.
The Mineola Mustangs varsity baseball team will face Island Trees High School at 4:30 p.m.
The Mineola Mustangs boys varsity lacrosse team will face Friends vAcademy at 4:30 p.m.
The Mineola Mustang softball team will face the Island Trees Bulldogs at 4:30 p.m. at Mineola High School at 10 Armstrong Rd. in Garden City Park.
The Wheatley School varsity baseball team will travel to East Rockaway at 4:30 p.m. at 443 Ocean Ave. in East Rockaway.
The East Williston School Board will meet at 8 p.m. in room 450 of the Wheatley School at 11 Bacon Rd. in Old Westbury.
The Mineola School Board will hold its budget hearing/workshop meeting at 7 p.m. in the Willis Avenue School at 121 Jackson Ave.
The Mineola Mustangs girls varsity lacrosse team will face Plainview-Old Bethpage JFK at 50 Kennedy Drive in Plainview at 7 p.m.
The Mineola Mustangs boys varsity lacrosse team will face Great Neck South High School at 345 Lakeville Rd. in Great Neck at 4:30 p.m.
Mineola School teacher Ed Murray and Lisa Anne Egidi will host a cabaret show celebrating Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme at 7:30 p.m. in the William Gill Theatre at 1420 Jericho Tpke. in New Hyde Park Village Hall. Two additional shows are set for Saturday, May 10 at 2 and 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $10 each, $5 for seniors 62 and over and children 13 and under. For tickets, call Ed Murray at 516-426-2339.
Mineola Boy Scout Troop 45 will hold its Eagle Court of Honor at 7:30 p.m. in the First Presbyterian Church at 182 Main St. in Mineola. Scouts Michael Beatty, Daniel Gavin, Douglas Llanes, Dylan Perro and Christopher Strauss will be certified as Eagle Scouts.
The Mineola High School Drama Club and Thespian Troupe 276 will present Disney's Mulan Jr. In Asia, the story of Mulan is as familiar as Cinderella is in the United States at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, May 10 at 2 and 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $9 in advance by calling the fine arts office at 516-237-2625 or $10 at the door. Tickets for children 10 and under are $5.
The North Side School will hold an all-day used books drive in the school at 110 East Williston Ave. in East Williston.
The East Williston School District will hold a public hearing and business meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Wheatley School at 11 Bacon Rd. in Old Westbury.
The Village of Mineola's Architectural Review Board will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Village Hall at 155 Washington Ave. in Mineola.
The Jackson Avenue School will hold its third grade concert at 7 p.m. in the Mineola High School theater at 10 Armstrong Rd. in Garden City Park.
The Mineola School District Safety Committee will meet at 3 p.m. in the Willis Avenue School at 121 Jackson Ave. in Mineola.
East Williston School District voting registration is from 4 to 8 p.m. in the Wheatley School at 11 Bacon Rd. in Old Westbury.
The Mineola High School Music Parents will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Mineola High School at 10 Armstrong Rd. in Garden City Park.
The Mineola Mustangs boys varsity lacrosse team will travel to Malverne High School at 4:30 p.m.
The Wheatley Wildcats varsity boys lacrosse team will face Friends Academy at 4:30 p.m. at 270 Duck Pond Rd. in Locust Valley.
The Mineola Choral Society will hold its spring concert at 8 p.m. in Mineola High School at 10 Armstrong Rd. in Garden City Park. The event will honor the late John DaVanzo, a pillar in the Mineola community. The program will feature Mozart and other composers, including Aaron Copland, Samuel Barber and Randall Thompson. Tickets are $20. Seniors and students pay $15. For more information, cal 516-294-1175 or visit mineolachoralsociety.org
Wednesday, 22 October 2014 00:00
Local school districts are reaffirming student hygiene standards in the wake of the non-polio enterovirus (EV-D68) that's been found in the United States. A strain of the enterovirus was found in Southampton's middle and high schools, but officials say it was not the virus that has caused the national EV-D68 outbreak.
The enterovirus disproportionately affects infants, children and adolescents who lack immunity, according to the Center for Disease Control. School districts have been notified to follow New York State Health Department guidelines to combat possible infections.
Saturday, 11 October 2014 00:00
Audition Hosts: Eleanor Rigby's Restauant, Mineola Village Hall, Piccola Bussola and Plum Tomatoes
Audition Team: Master Performance Artist Ed Dennehy of Huntington/ formerly of Mineola
Robert Busch, Little Neck and Melville Fire Department, Adrian Gaeckler: Oyster Bay/ Nassau Coliseum Staff, Nigel Gretton: Hempstead/ St John's University Performing Arts Chair Lady Laura, Hempstead/ Global Performing Artist, Ralph DeSalvo: Williston Park, Musician/ Band Leader.
Al Trompeter, Entertainment Promoter
Special Touches: Bagelman of Mineola ( Entertainment Committee Host)
Creations de Belle of Mineola (Street Decorations/ Balloons)
Thursday, 16 October 2014 00:00
The Mineola Mustangs ended last year's playoff run in a 34-6 drubbing from the West Hempstead Rams. Mineola was poised for another post season push in 2014 and it showed last week, with a 15-14 victory over the Rams in homecoming weekend.
With a slow start in the first half, Mineola (4-1) put their first points on the board in the second quarter with a field goal by senior Robert Lang. After a touchdown by the Rams (2-3), they headed into halftime 7-3.
Thursday, 09 October 2014 00:00
Despite two goals from Liam Going, the BU11 Mineola FC squad fell to a relentless and talented Hota Panthers team at Soccer Park in Plainview on Sept. 6. Hota jumped out to a 4-0 lead before Going connected on his first tally, launching a 30-yard free kick that dropped over the Hota keeper. The Mineola striker's second goal brought his team to within two goals of their opponent, but Hota scored several more goals in the second half in a strong performance. Mineola's Nicholas Buffolino and Luke Sommese gave solid efforts for Mineola in the season-opener for both teams.
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Mineola Faces Oyster Bay - October 16
Bingo Night - October 17
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Tag: Garmin StreetPilot
Garmin updates StreetPilot app with improvements and fixes
If you follow my reviews, you know I had mixed emotions about the newly released iPhone Garmin StreetPilot. Chief among my complaints was an incredibly tinny and distorted voice. I'm happy to report that, after an update, the voice sounds much better and is now useful. Garmin has also increased the...
Driving around with the Garmin StreetPilot iPhone app
It was only a matter of time before Garmin had to get on the iPhone navigation bandwagon, and now it has finally happened. Garmin StreetPilot joins a crowded field of nav apps wanting some space on your iDevice. StreetPilot is US-Canada only and sells for $39.99. I spent two days driving with the...
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Brown orcs/half ogres
undead blood elfs
Earthen/dark iron
Fire night elves
zandalari trolls(rastakhan(?) isn't evil to our knowledge)
High Elves/Those vampire elves/creepy fel elves
lepper gnomes/ mecho gnomes
other Goblin species
more Worgen wolf varieties
mutated Draenei/Eredar
Give each one a unique starting 1-5 and have them all coincidently end up in their cousin race starting zone.
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Business News
Study: Vietnamese, Chinese choose capitalist road
What would Mao say? Free market more popular in communist China, Vietnam than in capitalist US
History of the Jeep Wrangler and its predecessors
A brief history of the Jeep Wrangler and its predecessors
Latest iPads, Mac system expected at Oct. 16 event
Apple expected to unveil its attempt to boost slumping iPad sales at Oct. 16 event
Do-it-yourself flu vaccine? Study shows it works
Do-it-yourself flu vaccine? Military study suggests people can give themselves the nasal spray
Applications for US unemployment aid fall to 287K
Applications for US unemployment benefits fall to 287,000; monthly average at 8-year low
Tesla expected to introduce all-wheel-drive system
Speculation swirls as Tesla Motors and its market-moving CEO Musk promise a 'D'-velopment
Dow average has biggest drop of the year
US stocks swoon, led by a slump in energy shares as oil price falls; Dow's worst drop of 2014
Stone Brewing Co. to build Virginia facility
Calif.-based Stone Brewing Co. tapping Richmond, Va., for $74 million East Coast facility
Correction: Child Labor Report story
Correction: Child Labor Report story
Airline delays, cancellations rise from last year
Leading US airlines are running late more often and canceling a few more flights
New HealthCare.gov improved, but with a glitch
New HealthCare.gov website shows improvement, but at least 1 goof and a new challenge
US stocks slump a day after biggest gain of year
Another sharp drop in US indexes, a day after biggest gain of year, as volatility returns
US wholesale stockpiles climbed 0.7 pct in August
US wholesale stockpiles rise in August by most in 4 months as sales fall sharply
TSA tactics and airplane photo ops: 5 things to know about travel today
There's plenty of stuff business travelers don't know about life on the road. Stuff that maybe they should know, but never understood or never took the time to think about. Here are five things you really should know.
Giuliani to defend video game firm vs. ex-dictator
Video game maker says Rudy Giuliani will defend it in court vs. ex-dictator Noriega lawsuit
Endo Intl to buy Auxilium in deal worth $2.6B
Endo Intl to buy Auxilium in cash-stock deal valued at $2.6 billion
US mortgage rates down for third straight week
Average 30-year US mortgage rates fell to 4.12 percent; 15-year loan at 3.3 percent
US stocks open slightly lower after a big gain
US indexes slip in early trading, a day after the market's biggest gain of the year; Gap drops
Gap Chairman and CEO Murphy stepping down
Gap Chairman and CEO Glenn Murphy will leave Feb. 1, company names Art Peck successor
German recession threat as exports plunge
Drumbeat of weak economic data continues for Germany, as exports plunge raises recession risk
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Questioning regeneration: answers from Alejandro Sánchez-Alvarado
Alejandro Sánchez-Alvarado's dynamic enthusiasm comes through as he talks about his passion: regeneration. In an interview for Biome he reflects on his personal experiences in science that have shaped his current research.
Planarian flatworms have remarkable regenerative capacity, being able to regenerate a whole organism from a tiny fragment of its body (for a general introduction see his Q&A in BMC Biology ) but what led Alejandro to work on this organism?
A focus on the past and a chance meeting at a conference were his inspiration. His interest was aroused on finding the book 'Regeneration' by TH Morgan, who is as Alejandro comments "the father of modern genetics on Drosophila", and who undertook "forgotten classic" …


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The Pittsburgh Penguins had numerous prospects with standout seasons this year, but few if any rivaled the performances of NHL rookies Simon Despres and Beau Bennett. Drafted in 2009 and 2010 respectively, Bennett and Despres were instrumental in helping the team to a 36-12 record.
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Team Rankings: Detroit Red Wings deep prospect pool leads the middle group
Below is the middle section of the Hockey's Future Spring NHL Team Rankings, the staff's ranking of each NHL team's system based on the strength of the entire prospect pool. For reference, just the top five prospects are listed. To be eligible, a prospect must meet HF's prospect criteria. The ranking is done twice a year, with this edition being an update to the Fall ranking.
Pittsburgh Penguins show preference for NCAA talent
With a front office and coaching staff made up almost entirely of former NCAA hockey players, it should come as no surprise that the Pittsburgh Penguins love to draft and develop collegiate level talent. However, there are also pragmatic reasons as to why Penguins draft collegiate bound players. The biggest reason is because NHL teams are afforded two more years with NCAA players before they have to make a decision regarding whether or not they will sign the player to an entry-level contract. That extra development time is crucial for a team like the Penguins, who rely heavily on mid-to-late round draft picks to keep their cupboard stocked.
Derrick Pouliot leads deep and talented group of Pittsburgh Penguins prospects
With the NHL salary cap scheduled to go down by almost 6 million dollars in the 2013-14 season, the Pittsburgh Penguins appear to have positioned themselves well for the short and long-term future. Many of their top prospects are either playing in the NHL or knocking on the door, and given the typically affordable salaries young players make, the organization should have plenty of room to retain several star players who will be up for contract in the coming years.
Curtain coming down on D'Agostino's career at Cornell
It wasn't all too long ago that Cornell senior captain Nick D'Agostino was passed up in his OHL draft year, but that motivation has helped the Big Red defenseman develop into the player he is today.


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Nomination papers available for South Thomaston seats
South Thomaston — A three-year term on the town Board of Selectman held by Robert Branco is up for election in 2014.
Nomination papers to run for the seat have been available at the town office since Dec. 31 and are due returned with signatures by Feb. 10. Residents will vote for selectman on the floor at the town meeting, which is set for March 25.
Christine Curtis' seat on the Regional School Unit 13 board is also listed as up for election in March.
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Dunkle has previously served as editor of The Republican Journal in Belfast. He has worked as a reporter and photographer in the Midcoast for 15 years.
Recent Stories by Dan Dunkle
The man behind the scandalOct 23, 2014
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City to host forum on solid waste challengesOct 21, 2014
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Written on: 25/02/2014
I like this sweater - its very nice & warm. The only complaint I have is this: Your charge for shipping is way too much - it puts the garment in a more expensive category so the original price doesn't count any more. I live in Vancouver Canada and the chge was $14.00 Can $. I would purchase more if I didnt have such a large delivery chge… Read Full ReviewVisit woolovers.ca
Written on: 22/02/2014
It's seemingly impossible to find a simple black wool men's cardigan in North America. When I found this one and saw that the cost of shipping didn't exceed the cost of the sweater, I was incredulous. The sweater arrived and it was exactly what I wanted: simple, warm, and given the fact that it was not manufactured in an Asian sweatshop, remarkably good value… Read Full ReviewVisit woolovers.ca
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Written on: 21/02/2014
The delivery was a little slow-but it was Christmas , however I was totally unprepared for the custom's charge of $24 on a sweater with a value of less than $50. this would certainly stop me from placing further orders… Read Full ReviewVisit woolovers.ca
Written on: 21/02/2014
Great prices for quality made goods. Easy web site to use. Lots of options to view the product images, in detail. Love the added info of garment dimensions.. for those not familiar with UK sizing. Love that there is notation , if the stock is low . Just an all around great online shopping experience Have already ordered another sweater ! Shipping was reasonable , per cost and travel times to North America. Extra buttons etc.. clear washing instructions on the clothing label. I… Read Full ReviewVisit woolovers.ca
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I have bought 6 wool sweaters and 4 wool vests from Woolovers & I enjoy them all . They are warm, comfortable and easy to care for! Anxious to try out some spring /summer ones made of cotton/silk or a mixture of cotton/wool!… Read Full ReviewVisit woolovers.ca
Written on: 20/02/2014
While the range of woolens is excellent, there are inherent difficulties in buying from a distance. despite this woolovers is helpful in correcting any initial mistakes in purchasing by facilitating exchanges in a helpful and timely fashion. I have been very satisfied by anything that I have bought and would have no hesitation in recommending their products and service to others… Read Full ReviewVisit woolovers.ca
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Great sweater, great colour, very warm and stylish, most of all, the price can not be beat! Very quick service… Read Full ReviewVisit woolovers.ca
Written on: 19/02/2014 by Donezk (1 review written)
Very nice place. Sometimes long delays in deliveries of parcels. 1 parcel was lost and I got the money back. Want to see the quality of PURE LAMBSSWOOL was higher. Wool even use a small rolled into small lumps. Quality of British wool - good… Read Full ReviewVisit woolovers.ca
Written on: 10/02/2014
Overall is good ,but it is just itchy… Read Full ReviewVisit woolovers.ca
Written on: 08/02/2014
Purchased from woolovers.ca because I thought it was a Canadian company - did not realize until after checkout that the sweater would be sent from the UK. The use of the .ca address was deceptive. No problem, I thought I had made the order in plenty of time for the sweater to arrive before Christmas. It did not. Shipping was more than 14 days. Only after searching fruitlessly in my emails and contacting Woolovers directly did I learn that they do not use a shipping co. that uses shipment… Read Full ReviewVisit woolovers.ca
Written on: 07/02/2014
I love V-Neck sweaters...not the deep V-Neck, just the classic, traditional ones. These sweaters are the best, the absolute best. They fit perfectly in the shoulder and lie a bit below the waist. The colour selection is fabulous. You can never go wrong in a classic V-Neck sweater… Read Full ReviewVisit woolovers.ca
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I just received my order and am jumping up and down with joy! they are all so soft and beautiful. The colours are all true to picture, although i am aware that it's not always the case. Well, my sea greens, rich roses, black and cerise items are just so! The sizes are on the roomy side, which work for me, i am a "large" small (4-6 US). I am definitely ordering again, waiting for some warmer weather to order camisoles, tanks, and short sleeve pullovers. PS the order took about 4 weeks to… Read Full ReviewVisit woolovers.ca
Written on: 09/11/2013
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Written on: 06/11/2013 by Ainegael (1 review written)
The quality of the sewing is excellent. The feel of the wool is so very soft. It washes so well and keeps its shape. Does not pill. All my other WoolOvers sweaters come out looking brand new no matter how many times they are washed. These sweaters will be just like the others. I feel great when I wear them and get many complements. I tell all my friends where I get my sweaters… Read Full ReviewVisit woolovers.ca
Written on: 06/11/2013
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The Iron Man
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Art Print
Collect your choice of gallery quality Giclée, or fine art prints custom trimmed by hand in a variety of sizes with a white border for framing.
Loosely inspired by the "Tetsuo" movies by Shinya Tsukamoto. Basically, is a man slowly turning into a machine. (If you're into weird movies, i strongly recommend it.)
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2014 Queensland Training Awards winners announced.
Congratulations to the Queensland Training Awards winners, announced at the State final Presentation Dinner and Ceremony held in Brisbane on Friday 19 September
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Winners' stories from previous awards
Find out how apprentices, trainees, students and organisations have benefited from entering the Queensland Training Awards.
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Queensland Training Awards
The Queensland Training Awards, in its 53rd year in 2014, are the state's highest recognition of people and organisations who strive for success, best practice and innovation in training.
Award categories recognise outstanding achievement by:
- completing apprentices and trainees
- school-based apprentices and trainees
- graduates of certificate, diploma and advanced diploma courses
- small and large employers who use training in their workplace
- registered training organisations (training providers), teachers and trainers.
A strong training system is a key part of the Queensland Government's commitment to grow a four pillar economy and reduce unemployment.
Thanks to our 2014 event and award sponsors
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The Australian Training Awards are the peak national awards for vocational education and training, recognising organisations, training providers and individuals for their contribution to skilling Australia. The Australian Training Awards bring together winners from each state and territory to vie for national recognition each year.


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Hello All!
I've been reading your forums for awhile now (this is my first post!) and I've noticed that there is hardly any information about brewing beer for our gluten-intolerant and celiac friends.
I am just curious if anyone has any experience brewing a GFB. If anyone has any tips, tricks, or recipes I'd be willing to try them out!
Welcome to the world of posting.
I have done some GF brewing and it isn't very hard. Briess has a couple different GF extracts and that is the simplest way to go. The trick is the roast and caramel flavors, which can be approximated with things like molasses, toasted rice, and the like. Hard core GF brewers go as far as using GF yeast, but I never have tried that, not do I know if it is available. Wyeast had some available I I assume they still do.
All my info I found by hunting around the internet. Good luck.
There are a few things on here, every now and then someone comes on asking or posts some recipes. Most I believe use spelt or millet, or sourghum....I'm not sure which exactly.
Here's some stuff from the "search" feature. I won't say there's a lot, but it may be helpful. The wiki is even a little thin on it...(first link in the search)http://www.google.com/custom?domains...D%3A1%3B&hl=en
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While doing that search I saw an old thread where a guy was researching African Brewing Techniques.....I went over to his blog, (He's using sourgham and millet-which makes it gluten free) His blog is pretty interesting, but also there was a link on it about working with Gluten free grains.http://www.sillyyak.com.au/gfb/gfmalt.html
His blog is, http://africanbeer.blogspot.com if you're interested.
For a friend, I once looked around the internet for gluten-free brewing information. I found quite a bit. It has been a while, but it was not too hard. I imagine all that stuff still is out there.
I do not know if that WYeast gluten-free yeast was a permanent offering or not. I used the GF American Ale II about six or seven months ago because the LHBS was all out of WL California V and the normal WYeast American II. It worked just fine.
Here's a nice article from BrewPoll:Gluten Free Beer in Australia
So I've been formulating my gluten free beer! But I don't know how to balance the tastes.
Heres the idea:
2lbs malted buckwheat steeped at 160 for an hour (does this sound right?)
6lbs sorghum extract. (northern brewer says it has mild flavor and pale color)
hops. I don't know what kind and hour much to use for this kind of beer.
Wyeast American Ale II GF yeast 1272GF
any suggestions would help me very much!
If anyone is interested on how I malted the buckwheat let me know and I'll document it next time I do so!


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No incidence of food contamination from RPCs
Study shows high proportion of reusable plastic crates are in poor sanitary condition
The B.C. Food Processors Association now offers the Post-Farm Food Safety program, which will help companies produce the safest food both nationally and domestically
From a tweak to full-on redesigns, the packaging industry is constantly striving for new and better
The CFIA's National Microbiological Monitoring Program conducts thousands of tests each year. In 2011-2012 it found 98 per cent of our food was safe
MOCON Inc. has launched a fully automated water vapour transmission rate (WVTR) testing system for packaging and other barrier structures
The funding is going to the Canadian Agri Traceability Services to develop a national livestock traceability data service
Repacking services can save manufacturers time and money, but present added traceabilty challenges
New Hygienic Gear Pumps from Viking Pump offer truly hygienic models suitable for dairy, egg and meats
After noting risky food preparation behaviours in consumer kitchens, a food scientist and consumer behaviour expert from the University of California calls for meat irradiation


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Secretary Pritzker Outlines Bold Policy Agenda Focused on U.S. Trade and Investment, Innovation, and Data
Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker today outlined a bold new policy agenda for the Department of Commerce, centered on U.S. trade and investment, innovation, and data. This "Open for Business" Agenda reflects the department's role as the voice of business, and the Obama Administration's focus on economic growth and job creation. Additionally, this new vision recognizes the demands of a globally competitive economy.
Among the new initiatives Secretary Pritzker announced are a revitalized National Export Initiative, an enhanced and expanded program to attract foreign investment, a first-of-its-kind, Commerce effort to ensure skills training programs meet industry needs, and a focus on public-private partnerships that enable businesses and communities to make better use of government data.
Secretary Pritzker also committed to leading a robust environmental agenda at Commerce, and to ensuring that operational excellence and public accountability are top priorities of departmental leadership.


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Nathan Cooke isn't a miscreant. He isn't a troublemaker or a misguided teen. He is a 26-year-old industrial design major in his final two trimesters at the prestigious Art Center College of Design in Pasadena. Cooke's a good student too — a rare Art Center scholarship recipient and an active force on campus. He's the president of the EcoCouncil, a student organization designed to promote environmental responsibility on campus and beyond. Befitting his position, he's an idealist, and when talking about his work he makes earnest statements like, "I want to use design to make lives better — to make a difference."
Nathan Cooke is exactly the kind of student Art Center wants. That is, until recently, when Cooke inadvertently launched a campus-wide revolt.
It started with Styrofoam.
Despite branding itself as a world leader in sustainability education, Art Center's cafeteria uses disposable Styrofoam dishware. For nearly two years, Cooke says, EcoCouncil, fellow students and even some faculty lobbied Art Center's administration to ditch the Styrofoam in favor of something more environmentally friendly. Some recycling bins around campus wouldn't hurt, either, they argued.
"But, we were consistently told there wasn't enough money," Cooke says.
After seeing tuition jump more than 5 perecent each year — it's currently $45,000 a year for the three-year undergraduate program — Cooke found it troubling that a school which goes out of its way to promote sustainability couldn't cough up enough cash to fulfill even its most basic environmental obligations. Then, last month, Cooke attended an on-campus Art Center–sponsored sustainability conference, which featured reusable plates, biodegradable utensils and recycling bins. The next day, the plates and bins were gone and the cafeteria was back to Styrofoam.
Cooke had had enough: "I didn't want the school greenwashing itself."
And so he did what many college kids might do under similar circumstances — he blogged about it.
"Art Center is in danger of becoming highly irrelevant to the very world it is trying to influence," Cooke wrote. "While touting its desire to be a leader that prepares students for the world tomorrow, Art Center lacks any understanding of what that world will be. Or, at least, lacks the legs to walk the path it loves to talk about."
Benign enough, but what he said next really rattled the monkey cage.
"I'm glad someone in Art Center was able to find the $385,068 in 2005 to pay Gehry Partners to design our new 'advanced technical center.'"
Cooke was referring to the nearly decade-long effort to build a $50 million Gehry-designed research center on campus, an effort that happens to be the pet project of Art Center president Richard Koshalek. Since he took over as president in 1999, Koshalek has been pushing hard for the Gehry building — which would contain a digital library and a series of high-tech studios built to accommodate the design world's changing technology — an effort that many faculty and alumni have privately said for years is to the detriment of the school's educational responsibilities. Cooke was among the first to publicly put words to that frustration, and the timing couldn't have been more explosive.
One day after Cooke's post, Art Center's Chief Academic Officer Nate Young resigned under curious circumstances — with Koshalek hinting it was due to Young's handling of a $1.1 million educational budget deficit. A short time later, Young's assistant, Rachel Tiede, fresh off maternity leave, was fired after speaking up for her former boss at a student government meeting.
Outraged students, faculty and alumni flocked to Cooke's site to make their voices heard. Within days, the post had nearly 800 comments questioning Young's firing, the Gehry building and Koshalek's leadership. Signatures began to appear on an online petition calling for a moratorium on all new Gehry-related building expenses. The site has garnered more than 1,000 signatures — including several prominent alumni and the chair of Art Center's top-ranked Industrial Design program, Andy Ogden. A separate Web site has called for the Art Center Board of Trustees to deny Koshalek a new contract when his expires at the end of next year.
Days after his site took off, Cooke received a disturbing conference call from school administrators, encouraging him to take down the post. The not-so-subtle suggestion on their part was that if he refused to comply, it could impact his scholarship money.


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Miley Cyrus
Miley Cyrus a former Disney superstar and portrayed "Hannah Montana" in the successful series. Now, Miss Cyrus is an edgy pop singer who took twerking to a whole new level. She recently broke up with fiance Liam Hemsworth and is now living a carefree, single life.
Watch out Katy Perry! It looks like Miley Cyrus has moved on. Just a few days after shocking the "Dark Horse" singer with a big, wet smooch, the "Wrecking Ball" crooner found a new lip-smacking target.
Brooke Candy posted a sultry photo on her Instagram account, showing herself making out with Miley.
It's not all that shocking that Paula Patton is leaving Robin Thicke, though rumor has it that Miley Cyrus' 2013 MTV Video Music Awards stunt was the final straw.
An inside source told TMZ that the "Party in the USA" songstress' dry-humping all over Robin's manhood during "Blurred Lines" put Paula over the edge as she felt "utterly disrespected."
His forthcoming album G I R L is now streaming on iTunes and Pharrell Williams' "Come Get it Bae" duet with Miley Cyrus is off the hook.
The new track is upbeat, fresh and definitely a Williams joint, given the complex beat made up of various noises.
Given the pot leaf-printing on her tour attire, it's no surprise that Miley Cyrus is all about the wacky tabacky.
And the "We Can't Stop" songstress sings of her love for the sticky icky on the new single "Smoke Signals" from her pal, rapper Buddy.
She may bear a striking resemblance to Mary Martin from the 1960 film, but Miley Cyrus is not at all interested in taking on the role of Peter Pan.
As tabloids reported that the "Wrecking Ball" singer was interested in starring in the NBC live production of the classic tale, she took to Twitter to confront the rumors herself.
Assuring fans that she's giving it all in her performances, Miley Cyrus shared a pic of her bruised legs on Monday (February 24).
Along with the photo of her banged-up gams, the "Wrecking Ball" singer wrote, "#bangerztour sure knows how to make a bitch look really shady #werkin #fo #dat $."
It's becoming a bit of a tradition, and Miley Cyrus had another intimate encounter with a fan's underpants during her concert in Los Angeles on Saturday night (February 22).
During the course of the evening, the "Wrecking Ball" songstress had many memorable moments (including kissing Katy Perry), but perhaps the most controversial event occurred when she put another pair of panties in her mouth.
Putting on quite a show for the hometown L.A. crowd, Miley Cyrus performed at the Staples Center on Saturday (February 22).
The "Wrecking Ball" singer twerked her way through her hits in a variety of outfits including a marijuana leaf leotard and gingham midriff-baring top with matching hot pants.
Always finding ways to keep herself in the headlines, Miley Cyrus locked lips with Katy Perry at her concert on Saturday night (February 22).
During her new tune, "Adore You," the twerking 21-year-old bent down from the stage to kiss her taken-by-surprise fellow female pop star.
Whenever fans and critics alike think that Miley Cyrus can't get any racier, she throws them through a loop, and this time is no different!
In order to gain fame for her name, the "Wrecking Ball" singer allegedly simulated oral sex on a Bill Clinton impersonator and reportedly chewed on a fan's thong, and now, on her Bangerz Tour, she grabbed and sipped a fan's beer.
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Capricorn: Dec. 22-Jan. 21): As the horoscope month of October gets underway Capricorn, there are 2 eclipses that could alter or change your life in many important ways. The Full Moon Total Lunar Eclipse at 15°07' Aries at 6:51 am EST. called a Hunters Moon on Oct. 08 influences your family, home, property matters, attachments, sense of independence, and self-sufficiency. The Partial New Moon Solar Eclipse in Scorpio at 0°15' on Oct.23 influences your friends, ex-lovers, live-in relationships, career and professional profits, favoritism, hopes and fears. You will want to check your natal birth chart for planets, asteroids and house cusps at 15° and 0° to find out how this month's eclipses will influence you. Eclipses have been known for centuries to be the bringer of change, are much more potent than normal New Moons or Full Moons.
The planet of communications Mercury ruler of communications is about to go retrograde in the sign of Scorpio where it influences your friends and influential people and then re-enters the sign of Libra where the planet Mars transited for 8 months this year. Since Mercury naturally influences your work, employment, health, day to day activities, pets, and conflicts this brings lots of attention back to your career, profession, ambitions, authority figures, older people, fame fortune and success in a way that puts more pressure on Capricorn. As the planet Mercury re-enters the sign of Libra for the 2nd and 3rd time through November 8th, there has to be a lesson here; especially since the Lunar North Node ruler of destiny, fate and forward moving karma, is also in the sign of Libra, ruler of relationships, beauty, wealth and marriage. The sign of Libra is all about partnerships and more importantly karma. You will get what you deserve in your career, and professional life. Your popularity will soar, and opportunities will come in.
Don't forget Mercury goes retrograde on Oct.04 in the sign of Scorpio at 2° at 1:02 pm Est. then resumes direct motion on Oct. 25th at 3:17 pm Est. at 16° Libra where it last transited on Sept. 14th. Opportunities to further your ambitions and goals come once again. During Mercury, retrograde our perception changes, and then again when Mercury goes direct our knowledge and perception changes once again. That is why major decisions solid or long lasting under Mercury retrograde and could change. However, there are times when we want things to be temporary and we want to buy time, and then it's ok to commit or make decisions under Mercury retrograde.
The Lunar South Node is closing transiting along with Uranus RX in Aries ruler of groups, friends, followings, and likeminded people. The Uranus-Pluto squares in December and then March are playing their roles in cultural revolutions adding to the tension. Your home can be a place of activity where friends get together and your ability to be independent and self-reliant increases that's if you don't rely on others like friends. Your month to month income increases and you need to prepare for and expect that rainy day. Since Pluto is in Capricorn's sun-sign you are very careful about not getting too close to people you don't know.
Uranus RX in Aries along with the Lunar South Node, which will pair up exactly in January 2015 suggests you not give way to strange and unusual yearnings; you could change your mind in January 2015. Going along with friends or the crowd, giving into peer pressure, and feeling like you are part of an elite group fades with the cold January air. The planet Uranus rules many things like group involvements, friends, helpful people, like-minded people, followers, organizations, gangs, organized crime groups, cults, and cliques. Along with the Lunar South Node, which rules the past, many feel it's easier or express their angst with like-minded people. Uranus rules the teen years, adolescence again, anyone? Where is the sign of Aries in your natal birth chart? You'll want to know where you should be an original but where you shouldn't go along with the crowd.
This Month as the Sun, the Full Moon, Mercury retrograde and Venus aspect the culminating Uranus-Pluto square which will be exact on Dec. 15th this month is filled with decisions, fast changing circumstances and sometimes, dire circumstances. It's easy to fall into the notion that all is lost or to get excessively worried and feel that everything is falling apart, or too insurmountable. This too shall pass. October just requires the same determination and stick-to-it-ness that has been the earmark of this entire year. The personal planets trigger and influence the larger outer planets Uranus and Pluto. All the little things mount up and make for a big reaction. Independence is key for Capricorn right now and as you get more and more recognition, you'll find more and more people want to do exactly what you're doing. People want to copy you.
The good news is that Saturn your ruling planet is in its last pass through 20°-23° Scorpio which influences friends, ex-lovers, live-in relationships, helpful people, career and professional profits, favoritism, hopes and fears where it started out in January! A Lunar occultation of the planet Saturn occurs in Scorpio 23° Oct. 25 at 12:11 pm est. where Saturn went retrograde on Mar. 2nd an indication that a letting go of the past is necessary, a time of overcoming challenges is upon us and it's time to realize that you are stronger than you could ever imagine. A new cycle gets underway let go of the past! What I love about the planet Saturn is there is always a substantial reward, depending of course on how well you have managed so far. You will want to check your natal birth chart for planets, asteroids and house cusps at 23°? What will Saturn reward you with? We are in the end game and can't give up now!
As the Sun enters Scorpio, which influences Capricorn's friends, ex-lovers, live-in relationships, career and professional profits, favoritism, hopes and fears the New Moon Solar Eclipse occurs at 0°15' Scorpio and the planet of love Venus enters the sign of all or nothing, Scorpio everyone wants or is thinking about a commitment. The very 1st degree of any sign indicates something new is on the way. Saturn starts to end the hardship in the sign of Scorpio and The New Moon Solar eclipse suggest hope springs eternal with money, love and commitment. A relationship could be reignited but under a new agreement with different boundaries.
As the month of October concludes Capricorn has numerous opportunities for career and professional growth, finds themselves in the company of long lost friends and in new high end social circles.
Mercury resumes Direct on Oct.25 in the sign of Libra and brings new agreements in your career and professional life.
The planet of action Mars enters the earthy sign of Capricorn and you have energy to spare and it's a good thing since you will also have more responsibilities.
Happy Halloween! Will October trick or treat you? As complicated as the month of October might turn out to be this doesn't paint the entire picture or tell the complete story. How these planets will affect you is a much more personal story than any general horoscope could hope to tell.
October 2014
Oct.03 Venus in Libra inconjunct Neptune RX in Pisces 5°
Oct.04 Yom Kippur
Oct.04 Sun in Libra square Pluto in Capricorn 11°
Oct.04 Mars in Sagittarius Square Chiron in Pisces 14°
Oct.04 Mercury RX in Scorpio 2° goes retrograde at 1:02 pm Est Oct. 25th 3:17 pm Est at 16°Libra (Sept. 14th )
Oct.04 Mars in Sagittarius trine Uranus RX in Aries 14°
Oct.06 Helio Mercury enters Pisces
Oct.06 Helio Venus in Libra
Oct.07 Sun in Libra inconjunct Chiron in Pisces 14°
Oct.07 Sun in Libra opposite Uranus RX in Aries 14°
Oct.08 Total Lunar Eclipse in Aries 15°07' (6:51 am EST.) called a Hunters Moon
Oct.08 Venus in Libra square Pluto in Capricorn 11°
Oct.08 Mars in Sagittarius trine Jupiter in Leo 16°
Oct.10 Mercury RX re-enters Libra
Oct.10 Sun in Libra sextile Jupiter in Leo 16°
Oct.10 Venus in Libra inconjunct Chiron in Pisces 14°
Oct.11 Venus in Libra opposite Uranus RX in Aries 14°
Oct.13 Columbus Day
Oct.14 Venus in Libra sextile Jupiter in Leo 17°
Oct.15 Sun in Libra sextile Mars in Sagittarius 22°
Oct.16 Helio Mars enters Aquarius
Oct.16 Sun in Libra conjunct Mercury RX in Libra 23°
Oct.16 Mercury RX in Libra sextile Mars in Sagittarius 23°
Oct.17 Mercury RX in Libra conjunct Venus in Libra 22°
Oct.19 Venus in Libra sextiles Mars in Sagittarius 26°
Oct.20 Mercury RX in Libra sextiles Jupiter in Leo 18°
Oct.23 Sun enters Scorpio
Oct.23 Venus enters Scorpio
Oct.23 Partial Solar Eclipse in Scorpio 0°15' New Moon Eclipse
Oct.25 Helio Venus enters Scorpio
Oct.25 Sun in Scorpio conjunct Venus in Scorpio 1°
Oct.25 Mercury resumes Direct in Libra 16° 46'
Oct.25 Lunar occultation of Saturn in Scorpio 23° 12:11 pm est. Mar. 2nd Saturn RX 23° (visible from the UK)
Oct.26 Mars enters Capricorn
Oct.27 Venus in Scorpio trine Neptune RX in Pisces 4°
Oct.25 Sun in Scorpio conjunct Venus in Scorpio 1°
Oct.25 Mercury resumes Direct in Libra 16° 46'
Oct.28 Sun in Scorpio trine Neptune RX in Pisces 4°
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A home filled with reading material is a good way to help kids become enthusiastic readers. What kind of books should you have? Ask your kids about their interests. If they're too young to have a preference, your local librarian can offer suggestions about age-appropriate books.
Here are some other tips:
Keep a varied selection. Collect board books or books with mirrors and different textures for babies. Preschoolers enjoy alphabet books, rhyming books, and picture books. Elementary-age kids will enjoy variety: fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, plus dictionaries and other reference books.
Kids can understand stories they might not be able to read on their own. If a more challenging book interests your child, make it something to read together. Younger kids can look at illustrations in books and ask questions as they follow along.
And don't limit reading material to books. Kids might also enjoy:
Keep reading material handy. Keep sturdy books with other toys for easy exploration. Books near the changing table and high chair can be helpful distractions for younger kids at appropriate moments. Plastic books can even go in the bathtub. Keep books next to comfy chairs and sofas where you cuddle up so you can read after feedings and before naps.
Create a special reading place. As kids grow, keep age-appropriate books and magazines on shelves they can reach in their favorite hangouts around the house. Make these shelves appealing and keep them organized. Place some of the books with the covers facing out so they're easy to spot. Put a basket full of books and magazines next to their favorite places to sit. Create a cozy reading corner, and encourage kids to use it by setting up "reading corner time" each day.
Keep it appealing. Make sure reading areas have good lighting. Change the materials often — add seasonal books, rotate different magazines, and include books that relate to what kids are interested in or studying in school. Decorate the corner with your child's artwork or writing. Place a CD or tape player nearby for audio books.
Encourage kids to create the reading. Set up a writing and art center and encourage kids to make books, posters, or collages that they decorate with their own pictures and writing. Kids love to read things they've written themselves or to share their creations with family and friends.
Other ways to encourage kids to read:
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