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Our client, in the service industry, based in Nairobi, is looking to hire a Sales and Marketing Manager, whose main responsibility will be: to generate new business, identify and develop new accounts, and development and expansion of long-term customer relationships.
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- Extremely enthusiastic about Sales and Revenue Generation
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Two continents down, 5 to go: Firefox 3 top browser in Europe
Watch out, Microsoft, Firefox is continuing its quest to dominate all seven continents. While the news last month of Firefox achieving 100% share in Antarctica was more more than a little tongue-in-cheek, the announcement today from StatCounter is more on the serious side.
For the first time ever, Firefox 3 has surpassed Internet Explorer 7's European browser market share. Firefox pulled ahead by just over half a point, registering 35.05% to IE7's 34.54%.
The news is tempered by the Internet Explorer 8 RTM, though it's still a significant milestone for Mozilla. With its recent increase in popularity, Firefox is now just ten percentage points behind all Explorer versions in Europe.
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Most of the time foot issues just need time to heal, shoe changes, or anti-inflammatory medication like ibuprofen. But if you have tried rest, ice, compression, and elevation (R.I.C.E.) and still have problems, it might be time to pay a visit to a podiatrist in Chattanooga.
If you experience pain and swelling in one foot but not the other, it could mean that you have a broken bone, tendonitis, or some kind of infection. As a general rule, your feet should look similar so differences in the appearance of your feet could indicate a problem.
It's more common to have swelling in both of your feet, but you can still have it checked out by a podiatrist, especially if the swelling causes discomfort. You may have lymphedema, a condition that blocks the lymph vessels from draining the fluid that is needed to keep immune cells moving throughout your body.
If you have foot pain that lasts for more than 24 hours or gets worse with movement, you should see your podiatrist. You could have a stress fracture. Remember it isn't safe to try to work through the pain. Seeing a doctor can prevent a more serious injury from occurring.
Pain in your feet whenever you elevate them or lie down could be peripheral artery disease, meaning that your blood isn't moving effectively through your body. Try dangling your legs over the bed to see if the pain goes away. If it does, see your podiatrist right away. In this instance, visits to other specialists might also be included in your treatment plan.
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When you experience any unexplained changes in your feet, it will warrant a visit to the doctor. It doesn't matter if the changes are with a mole or a discoloration; it's always a safe bet to get it checked out.
A few things to look for include hard bumps on your foot, especially your ankles. This could be a bone spur, a calcification of the bone that might have to be removed if it causes pain. You can also notice if the arch on one foot looks lower than the other. This can mean tendon problems. When the tendons aren't pulled correctly, it can cause problems with the joints. This problem is easier to fix sooner than later. Finally, a mole that is growing or changing color on your foot could mean infection, poor blood flow, or even a cancerous body. It's important to have it looked at.
There are all kinds of problems that can occur with your feet, but there is also a podiatrist in Chattanooga that can take care of it. It's always better to have a problem checked if there is a question. The sooner you get it looked at, the faster you'll return to your normal life.


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A few months ago I attended a viewing for a family member, E., who had succumbed after a three-year fight with prostate cancer. E. was only 60 and his death was hardly a quiet passing in the night, but ultimately we mourners had to admit it wasn't the worst tragedy imaginable: He'd lived an interesting life and had amassed many friends, relatives, and co-workers who loved, respected, and admired him.
E. grew up in a brutally poor family in rural Minnesota. His father was alternately negligent and violent--so stingy he wouldn't buy beds for his children but made them sleep on old car seats he got from a junkyard; so cruelly self-indulgent that he would leave his wife every time she got pregnant and shack up with a girlfriend (presumably one unencumbered by weight gain or morning sickness) until the baby was born. E. had escaped that cold, miserable place, had excelled at a state college, gone to grad school at Harvard, become an influential urban planner. He also escaped his paternal legacy, for the most part, to become a genuinely nice guy--although he ended up dying of cancer, just as his dear old dad had.
He had hobbies and passions, spent hours at woodworking and building a garden. He was a science-oriented guy, an agnostic, although he remembered loving to sing in church as a boy. He had a son, an ex-wife, a new wife, stepsons, a still-living mother, several siblings, and a gaggle of towheaded nieces and nephews. One of his brothers had followed in his footsteps and gone into urban planning. Lots of people loved E. At the wake, the young secretaries and assistants from his office were so distraught that they spent several hours sitting in the back composing themselves before daring to approach the open casket.
Apparently none of this mattered much, if you listened to the rent-a-preacher who showed up at the wake. The preacher hadn't known E. personally and so was incapable of referring to specific details about his life, but his sermon implied that the specific details were meaningless anyway. It simply didn't matter that many people cared for this man despite his flaws, or that some had been jealous of him sometimes, furious with him, attracted to him, bored by him. It didn't matter that he'd done first-rate work at his job but had also been irresponsible about his health (ignoring symptoms for years before seeing a doctor) and negligent about important practical tasks (he never wrote a will or a solid financial plan for his inevitable widow). The good and bad of his life didn't matter. What mattered was that E. had finally thrown off the burdensome yoke of earthly existence, its endless doubts and sufferings (I'm actually putting this more eloquently than the preacher did, sorry to say), and had gone home to be with the Lord in perfect peace and eternal rest. It was a glorious day. E. had embarked on a magnificent journey. We should not feel sad but joyous, for one day we'd all be reunited with E. in the great beyond.
These clichés were repeated for an excruciating 40 minutes. Like most sermons I've heard, it was composed entirely of bland, repetitive rhetoric designed to wear you down into soporific submission. There was absolutely nothing in the way of surprising insight, moving testimony, or narrative development, nothing that might shock you awake and focus your attention on useful truths. Even my husband, who is generally not as hypersensitive on these matters as I, turned to me and whispered angrily, "This guy makes it sound like it's just positively great to die!"
Granted, this preacher was a particularly mediocre one. But I've heard magnificent orators make the same basic point--earthly life is meaningless; only heaven counts--and it offended me no less. Even for those who do believe in life after death (as E.'s mother and widow do), how much comfort can they possibly get from a grab-bag of religious catch phrases and worn-out ritual? How can they skip from mourning--such a visceral, body-draining, earthly feeling--to this rarefied spiritual "joy" they seek, without paying any attention to the actual life of the person in question? What I yearn for in moments of extreme grief--and I'm sure I'm not the only one--is for someone to honor the exact, individual humanity of the deceased, not to fill my ears with language that's as generic as a toe tag.
I have a beloved friend, A., who's so verbally combative, such a royal pain in the ass, that I can hardly imagine how we've managed to stay friends through 13 years and dozens of screaming matches. At her father's funeral, A. simmered in silence while various funereal officials and facilitators spouted pieties about what a wonderful person this man was. A. finally stood up and said, "Listen, my dad was a complete asshole. I loved him, but he was a total jerk most of the time, to most people in his life. Can we talk about that a while?" People were shocked and offended, but, by and by, others started coming forward with their stories--some funny in retrospect, others still disturbing--about what a complete asshole and total jerk this man had indeed been, and how they would miss his annoying, burdensome, insufferable earthly presence anyway.
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Lakeland — The Sagemont boys basketball team can finally call itself state champions.
The Lions rallied from a eight-point first half deficit to defeat First Academy 53-41 for the Class 2A state championship Thursday at the Lakeland Center. It was the first team championship in any sport at Sagemont.
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A sold home is seen in this file photo.Photo by Associated Press /Chattanooga Times Free Press.
By the numbers
• $143,000 - Median price of Chattanooga homes sold so far this year, up 11.4 percent from a year ago
• 664 - Number of homes sold in June by local Realtors, up 21.2 percent from the same month a year ago
• 667 - Number of homes started in the first half of 2012 in the Chattanooga area, up 12 percent from a year ago
Sources: Greater Chattanooga Association of Realtors, The Market Edge
Home sales in Chattanooga rose for the sixth consecutive month in June despite a downturn in sales nationwide.
The Greater Chattanooga Association of Realtors reported Thursday that 664 homes were sold in June by area Realtors, up 21 percent from a year ago. Improving home sales in Chattanooga helped cut the inventory of unsold homes by nearly a fourth and pushed up the median price of homes sold locally by 11.4 percent to $143,000.
"I think the worst is behind us and Hamilton County is doing better than most areas because of the influx of people drawn here by the new industry that has located here," said Jay Bell, president of Bell Development Co. and one of Hamilton County's biggest home builders. "We're certainly not back to where we were a few years ago during the peak. But we're seeing a slow, steady rebound in the market."
After seven years of declining home starts, housing starts in the Chattanooga area also were up in the first half of the year, according to another report released Thursday. The Market Edge, a real estate reporting service based in Knoxville, reported that 667 new homes were started in the Chattanooga area during the first half of 2012, up 12 percent over the same period in 2011.
In the five-county Chattanooga area tracked by Marked Edge, the biggest gain was in Hamilton County where builders started 461 houses this year, up from 374 in the first half of 2011.
Builders are returning to the market as homes are selling at a faster pace. Chattanooga Realtors said that the average home sold last month in 124 days, down by 4.6 percent from the previous month.
"Increased employment, and job creation along with incredible affordability, all contribute to a more positive consumer outlook and spurs confidence to invest in a home," Greater Chattanooga Association of Realtors President Mark Hite said in his monthly report. "Keeping the affordability picture afloat, the Fed has vowed to keep interest rates around 4 percent through mid-2013."
Nationwide, the National Association of Realtors said median home prices rose in June by 5 percent to $189,400.
But Realtor sales of previously occupied homes fell 5.4 percent in June to the lowest level since October.
"It is only one month and the rest of the housing indicators have all continued to show improvement," said Jennifer Lee, senior economist at BMO Capital Markets. "Let's hope this June decline is a blip."
Builders broke ground last month on the most new homes and apartments in four years. And the number of new single-family homes, the bulk of the market, rose for the fourth straight month to the highest level since March 2010.
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Dave Flessner is the business editor for the Times Free Press. A journalist for 35 years, Dave has been business editor and projects editor for the Chattanooga Times Free Press, city editor for The Chattanooga Times, business and county reporter for the Chattanooga Times, correspondent for the Lansing State Journal and Ingham County News in Michigan, staff writer for the Hastings Daily Tribune in Nebraska, and news director for WCBN-FM in Michigan. Dave, a native ...


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At the sight of Emma Watson at a Stateside soirée, we were reminded of how much our fashion radar has missed the presence of her sheer chicness. And after having the image of her wrapped in a Burberry trench imprinted on our minds, what a delight to see her stepping it up with some edgy leather and racy lace, and it couldn't have been a more appropriate choice for the event. Indeed, Emma saw it fitting to turn to Brit designer Christopher Kane's latest collection when schmoozing with the fashwan elite for the London's Emerging Designers launch, which raises the profile of British talent in the States - and hasn't she done well! Oh and one more thing, how fierce are those patent heels? Overall, totally fantabulous we say! You?
Skipping onto another young starlet, we have girl-of-the-moment Carey Mulligan who was the first celeb spotted wearing Kane's AW10 designs last month. But for the LA premiere of new flick "The Greatest", Carey and her cute-as-pie dimples turned to trusty Chanel chic for a smart and sharp twist on her modern oeuvre. Yep, the actress went all grown-up in this midnight blue tweed shift from the Pre Fall 2010 collection, cementing her style statement as a sophisticated and intelligent star. See, you don't have to overtly flaunt your feminine wiles in order to get noticed as a Hollywood starlet (we're talking to you, Megan Fox). Go Carey!
Speaking of the more seductive aesthetic, we have sensuality personified in the fabulous forms of Miranda Kerr and Alessandra Ambrosio. The Victoria's Secret angels donned their glad rags to celebrate the anniversary of the lingerie brand's swimwear catalogue and lordy, look at those legs! The future Mrs Bloom - who looks as glamourous in jeans as easily as a sexy shift - looked down right marvellous in a teeny tiny swath of emerald green Dior silk. The glimmering metal slab clinching the neckline brings a quirky twist and that Kate Bosworth-esque bun a-top her ahead keeps the look on the sweet side of sexy. Meanwhile, Ambrosio followed in the fashionable footsteps of Cheryl Cole and struck a pose in this fresh beaded dress by Hervé Léger, the master of figure-sculpting. Huh, as if she needs it...
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Have you ever been confused by the same name cropping up again and again in your family tree? I don't mean the surnames - that's part of the reason behind it all! - but surnames coupled with given names. It can be very useful - after all, it is easier to trace Otho POPHAM and his son, Otho POPHAM - or Archelaus EDWARDS and his son, Archelaus EDWARDS - but how about if the name is not so unusual?
Take, for instance, my great great great grandfather, John ELLIOTT. Baptised in 1785 in South Pool, Devon. On This Day, incidentally: he was baptised on 29 January 1785. His father was also John ELLIOTT. And his grandfather - John ELLIOTT. And his great-grandfather - John ELLIOTT. And his great great grandfather - John ELLIOTT - all in the same small village. I received a GEDCOM a few years back, where the researchers who had contributed had obviously got completely confused by all these John ELLIOTTs - and the result was such a tangle that it took me months to try and work it out.
And, BTW, the first John 1785 had a son - yes, you've guessed it - called John. I'm so glad I descend from his sister, Eliza...except she went and married a man called John...
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. - A Maryland assistant attorney general says a court ruling that pit bulls are "inherently dangerous" is not yet in effect, pending a decision by the state's highest court on a request that it reconsider the decision.
Kathryn Rowe, an assistant attorney general, wrote the opinion Tuesday at the request of Delegate Heather Mizeur, D-Montgomery.
Rowe writes that the attorney general's office believes the decision is not currently in effect, because of the motion for reconsideration.
The ruling by the state's highest court means pit bull owners could be liable for bites without previous evidence of a dog being dangerous.
A task force of Maryland lawmakers is examining ways to change the law to address concerns raised by the court ruling.
Mary Jarvis, Chief Operating Officer at the Washington Animal Rescue League, disagreed with the court's initial ruling, "For one, what is a pit bull? It's a mixed breed, so how do you say a mixed breed is dangerous?"
She added that pit bulls are "some of the nicest dogs we have" and any dog can be friendly or aggressive based on its upbringing.
At the League's shelter, workers were quick to point out that identifying a pit bull is difficult. They showed four dogs that were each considered a "pit bull mix," with none looking like the stereotype of the animal.
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At its August 20, 2014 meeting, the Oversight Committee approved the release of proposed changes to existing agency rules as well as a new agency rule.
CPRIT completed an extensive revision to its administrative rules in January 2014, conforming agency practices to newly-enacted legislative requirements and implementing recommendations made by the State Auditor's Office in its January 2013 report, Grant Management at the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas and Selected Grantees. In the course of incorporating the new administrative rules into the agency's policies and practices, CPRIT has identified some rule provisions that would benefit from additional clarity. The new rule proposed in Chapter 701 of the Texas Administrative Code gives a procedure for a member of the public to use when requesting rulemaking by CPRIT. The proposed changes to Chapter 703 are intended to clarify and explain agency processes related to the matching fund requirement and the audit requirement.
The proposed rule changes will be published in the Texas Register (expected publication date October 3, 2014). Written comments from the public will be accepted for 30 days following the date of publication. The comments will become part of the formal rulemaking record and provide guidance in crafting a final set of administrative rules. Written comments may be submitted to CPRIT's General Counsel, Kristen Doyle, by fax (512/475-2563); by email (email@example.com); or by mail to the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas, P.O. Box 12097, ATTN: Rulemaking Project, Austin, Texas, 78711.
The Oversight Committee expects to consider a final order that reflects the comments received on the proposed rules and any recommended changes at their meeting November 19, 2014.
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Matt the squirrel has a new home, but misses his old friends.
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7. Best for serious sequencing: Steinberg Cubase 6.5
Like GarageBand with very ornate knobs on, this ups the ante for the serious artist, offering high-end multi-track recording, arranging and editing options as part of a digital audio workstation (DAW). Files of all kinds can be converted to the Red Book standard to burn to CD, or converted to MP3 for web publishing.
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Of all the teams that finished outside the top 3 last season, Williams perhaps has the most reason to feel confident about 2013. Williams' 8th place finish in 2012 didn't reflect it's competitiveness through-out the season. In Pastor Maldonado, Williams has an incredibly talented lead driver, and a man who won a Grand Prix last season. If last year's criticism of the car was over-complexity, that has certainly been addressed for this season, with a simplified front wing and sidepods designed to create extra downforce.
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The pilot was flying a series of maneuvers when he broadcasted to the local air traffic controller a loss of engine power. During the forced landing, the helicopter impacted terrain and was found resting on its right side. The pilot did not recall the events of the accident. During the postaccident airframe and engine examinations, the engine was started and operated over a range of power settings, from idle to full power. After several minutes of normal operation, the engine was shut down. Further examination of the engine and airframe revealed no evidence of any mechanical malfunctions or failures that would have precluded normal operation. During the cabin examination, the carburetor heat control knob was found in the down or "OFF" position. The latch that locks the carburetor control knob in the down position was found engaged around the shaft of the control knob. The latch and its attachment bracket were bent upward. A review of the carburetor icing chart revealed that the helicopter was operating in an area conducive to serious icing at cruise power. It is likely that the pilot did not utilize carburetor heat, which resulted in the accumulation of ice in the carburetor and the subsequent loss of engine power.
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I've won four out of the last five times, and the 5th time I came in 2nd. Alot of the other casual players are complaining and I'm worried that they might not play a game for awhile. My logic: I lose and they win = they are happy. I know I can beat them so throwing a game wont hurt too bad. I can go all in on a 'bluff' and lose all my chips to the worst player and have them win.
Am I crazy? All we play with his a $5 buy in and a $30-$40 pot. I've made over $100 in the last 3 weeks just on poker alone, so a weekend without winning is ok with me.


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UPDATE: 4/11 at 6 p.m.
MILWAUKEE (AP) -- A Florida teen injured in a Wisconsin amusement park ride finally got to meet the companion dog that actor Charlie Sheen is funding.
Teagan Marti suffered brain, spine, pelvis and internal injuries when nets and air bags that were supposed to catch her were not raised in 2010. She was paralyzed initially but can now walk with a walker.
Sheen wired $10,000 to the family in February after a family friend helped contact Sheen for help.
The family named the dog Charlie in honor of Sheen.
Fifteen-year-old Teagan says she was excited to meet the 4-month-old English Golden Retriever puppy Thursday. The family traveled to Milwaukee to meet Charlie, who is being trained in the Fond du Lac area.
She will get the dog for her September birthday.
ORIGINAL STORY: 2/15 at 9:06 a.m.
MILWAUKEE (AP) -- A Florida teenager who plummeted 100 feet from a Wisconsin amusement park ride in 2010 is getting some help from actor Charlie Sheen.
Teagan Marti suffered brain, spine, pelvis and internal injuries when nets and air bags that were supposed to catch riders on the free-fall ride were not raised. She was paralyzed initially but through physical therapy is now able to walk with a walker.
A Marti family friend in Eau Claire asked Sheen for $6,000 to cover therapy dog training, and Sheen wired $10,000 on Thursday.
Sheen said he found it impossible not to help after getting the request and he likes to "pay it forward."
The 15-year-old said she didn't really know much about Sheen before but now thinks he's kind and generous.
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Photo by Ann MarsdenEight years ago, a 22-year-old Nathan Keepers auditioned for a play at the Jungle Theater that he'd never even heard of. The one-man tour de force turned it into a hit, and now he is back for another run of Fully Committed. In Becky Mode's play Keepers plays Sam, an out ... More >>
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CUMBERLAND — Looks like this new Division II thing is suiting Cumberland just fine.
After years of struggling in the Division I ranks and winning no more than five games in each of the last eight seasons, the Clippers are thriving in the state's second division and off to their best start in recent memory.
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STUART, FL- Roger L. Gingras, 66, of Stuart FL, formerly of Cumberland, died Monday September 3, 2012 in Florida. He was the loving husband of Nancy (Baker) Gingras whom he married in 1982.
Born in Cumberland, he was a son of the late Marcel and Anais (Guilbault) Gingras. He was raised and educated in Cumberland. He relocated to Florida in 1980.
Roger was known to family and friends for his love of fishing and boating, leading him to earn his captain's license.
LINCOLN – A woman who allegedly robbed the Navigant Credit Union on Front Street Wednesday afternoon was arrested about a half hour later in Cumberland.
Chief Brian Sullivan said the suspect, a woman in her 20s, walked into the credit union about 2:45 p.m. and demanded money from a teller.
The woman made off with an undetermined amount of cash and was seen fleeing the bank in a motor vehicle, heading toward Cumberland, said Sullivan.
"We believe we have someone in custody," Sullivan said late yesterday. "We are working to identify that person right now."
Helen G. Leclaire
BURRILLVILLE- Helen G. (Burnett) Leclaire, 88, of Harrisville, died Monday, Sept. 17, 2012 at home surrounded by her family. She was the wife of the late Ralph E. Leclaire.
Born in Providence, she was the daughter of the late Charles Burnett and Marion (Hill) Burnett-Tetreault.
Helen worked with the children at Pine Harbor, then as a nursing assistant at Zambarano Hospital and later at Overlook Nursing Home, all of Pascoag. She enjoyed crocheting, crossword puzzles and caring for her dog Buddy.
Clement Henry Levitre
BLACKSTONE- Clement Henry Levitre, 92, of Blackstone, MA passed away Tuesday, September 18, 2012 at his home. He was the Husband of Lucienne (Crochiere) Levitre.
He was born in Quincy, MA son of the late Henry G. and Rhea (Gauthier) Levitre.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – Police say the victim of a fatal pedestrian crash on Route 146 Tuesday night was a 29-year-old Woonsocket woman.
Jessica M. Gill was struck by a minivan as she crossed the southbound lanes in the vicinity of Iron Mine Hill Road about 10:17 p.m., said Capt. Glenn G. Lamoureux.
She was pronounced dead at the scene by the state medical examiner.
Conrad H. Dansereau
WOONSOCKET- Conrad H. Dansereau, 74 of Mendon Road, died Monday, September 17, 2012 in Landmark Medical Center. He was the husband of Shirley (Berube) Dansereau.
Born in Woonsocket, RI, Son of the late Conrad H. Dansereau, Sr. and Edna (Kozacka) Dansereau. Conrad worked as a Supervisor at Avery-Dennison for 35 years before retiring.
Chad F. Croteau
WOONSOCKET- Chad F. Croteau, 33, of Woonsocket, RI passed away on Saturday, September 15, 2012 at home. He was the beloved son of Leo G. Croteau and his wife, Maria Sciabarrasi-Croteau of Wakefield, RI and his mother Carolyn E. (Cutting) Croteau and her partner, James Jarret of Woonsocket, RI.
Lorraine J.
NO. SMITHFIELD- Lorraine J. (Dionne) Sutherland 74, entered into eternal life Monday, September 17th, surrounded by her loving family. She was the beloved wife of Roger M. Sutherland. They celebrated their fifty-sixth wedding anniversary on June sixth of this year.
She was born in Woonsocket, a daughter of the late Gerard and Alida (Marquis) Dionne.
Jacqueline Macamaux
WOONSOCKET- Jacqueline Macamaux 81, of Front St. died Saturday at The Friendly Home. She was the wife of the late Robert M. Macamaux.
Born in Lincoln, she was the daughter of the late Ernest and Noelia (Plante) Noel. Jacqueline was a stitcher for Macamaux Upholstering for many years.
She is survived by her son Robert G. Macamaux of Warwick, a brother Julien Noel of Woonsocket, three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
A private burial was held in St. Jean Baptiste Cemetery.
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8 November 2007 - British Energy, the UK's biggest power generator, said its Hartlepool and Heysham 1 nuclear power plants would remain shut until inspections of the facilities are completed.
"A timetable for the return to service of these units can only be formed when inspections and a full assessment of the situation have been completed,' British Energy said in a statement.
The generator said on 22 October it had shut the stations to examine a faulty wire winding in Hartlepool's Reactor 1. An inspection of the Heysham 1 Reactor 1 identified a similar problem whereby a wire failed because of corrosion, the company said in yesterday's statement.
Inspections of Heysham 1 Reactor 2 have now started, and the Hartlepool Reactor 2 will be examined "shortly,'" it said.


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Michael Saunders
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November 19, 1986
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Michael Ryan Saunders (born November 19, 1986) is a Canadian Major League Baseball center fielder for the Seattle Mariners. He is a left-handed hitting, right-handed throwing outfielder. He was nicknamed "The Condor" by Dave Sims who attributed the origin of it to Lee Tinsley.[1]
Professional career[edit]
Seattle Mariners[edit]
Mike Saunders started his baseball playing Little League at Gordon Head Baseball Association. While attending Lambrick Park Secondary School in Victoria, British Columbia, Saunders played high school baseball for the Victoria Mariners of the B.C. Premier Baseball League. He was selected by the Mariners in the 11th round of the 2004 Major League Baseball Draft.
Before officially signing with the Mariners, Saunders spent the 2004 season playing for the Tallahassee Community College Eagles. He then spent the 2005 season with the Everett AquaSox of the Northwest League, hitting .270 with seven home runs and 39 RBIs. In 2006, he was promoted to the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers of the Midwest League, hitting .239 with four home runs and 39 RBIs. Despite struggling in 2006, for 2007 he was promoted to the high A High Desert Mavericks of the California League, where he excelled, hitting .299 with 14 home runs and 77 RBIs, before he was called up to the West Tennessee Diamond Jaxx of the AA Southern League, where he finished off the season hitting .288 with one home run and 7 RBIs in 15 games. Saunders started the 2008 season once again in West Tennessee, where he hit .290 with eight home runs and 30 RBIs in 67 games before being promoted to the AAA Tacoma Rainiers of the Pacific Coast League on June 17.
After beginning the 2009 season with the Triple-A Tacoma Rainiers where he hit .313 with 13 HRs and 32 RBIs in 243 at-bats, Saunders was promoted from Tacoma on July 25, 2009 when the Mariners designated Wladimir Balentien for assignment.[2][3] He made his MLB debut that day in a game against the Cleveland Indians at Safeco Field, where he went hitless against Jeremy Sowers in the Mariners 10–3 loss. His first major league hit was a single off of Cliff Lee on July 26, 2009.
On May 6, 2010, Saunders was recalled from Triple-A Tacoma after the Mariners put Milton Bradley on the restricted list.[4] Three days later, he hit his first Major League home run off Angels pitcher Ervin Santana.
International career[edit]
Beijing Olympic Games[edit]
Saunders also represented Canada at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, China.[5] Serving as Canada's primary right-fielder, Saunders had 8 hits in 28 at-bats out of the third spot in the lineup. He scored five runs and had four RBIs in seven games, while his two home runs led Canada to a 6th place finish.
World Baseball Classic[edit]
Saunders represented Canada at the 2013 World Baseball Classic and was named to the All-WBC Team for his good offensive performance.
- ^ Twitter: Dave Sims, June 13, 2012
- ^ MLB.com: Mariners promote Saunders from Minors Retrieved on July 25, 2009
- ^ Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Mariners recall Saunders; designate Balentien Retrieved on July 25, 2009
- ^ Outfielder Michael Saunders recalled from Triple-A Tacoma
- ^ WCTV.tv: Former Eagle Michael Saunders Knocking on Door of Big Leagues Retrieved on July 25, 2009
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It has been great fun seeing the religion and diplomacy interfaces become implemented during the last week. What have also been interesting are the long discussion meetings weve had on which event series to implement in the game. We are aiming to have an amount of events that will exceed the count of any other game weve released. Of course that may change as we go through the beta. What we really want is to have character driven events like those in Crusader Kings, with as an example, events triggering on stats of rulers, and contextual event-series simulating for example Civil Wars, Religious Spread and Civilizing Processes amongst other things.
In our series of introducing team members, it is now time for Besuchov, or Thomas Johansson as hes known on the credit-lists. Thomas has been working with us for almost four years now, and before that he was an active forumite. He is mostly working with game-logics, interfaces and network programming, and is nowadays the lead programmer of our team. Besides his strong programming skills, he is also a gamer and fan of history. Thomas is the cornerstone of experience and knowledge for our team, and we would not be able to make these games without him.
This screenshot indicates a few aspects of the new religious features. The most important is the calling of Omens. Omens are something people believed in during the era, and a feature we believe will create an extra layer of strategy. Omens can be called about twice a year, and you can only have one active Omen. Depending on the abilities of the priest, your religious discoveries and powers, and what ideas you may have, you will get either success or failure, when invoking an omen. A failed omen is a curse that will be hurting your nation over that time period.
Omens are of coursed named depending on the religion of your state, since a Blessing of Jupiter does not really fit all that well if you are playing a Jewish state.
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Morning Quesadilla
Serves: 2 portions
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1 oz. - Red Onions, sliced 1/8"
1/4 tsp. - Kosher Salt
1/8 tsp. - Ground Black Pepper
4 ea. - Eggs (large), scrambled
2 tsps. - Vegetable Oil
2 ea. - Flour Tortillas (8")
4 oz. - Monterey Jack/Cheddar Cheese Blend
2 oz. - Black Beans (cooked)
3 slices - Bacon Slices, cooked crisp, cut into 1/4" pieces
1 ea. - Mild Green Chile, whole roasted, seeds and stem removed
1/2 fz. - Red Chili Sauce
1/2 fz. - Salsa Verde
1/2 oz. - Green Onions, chopped
2 Tbls. - Cilantro Leaves
1 oz. - Romaine Lettuce, sliced 1/4"
2 oz. - Guacamole
2 oz. - Pico de Gallo, drained
2 oz. - Sour Cream
1/2 tsp. - Green Onions, chopped
1/2 tsp. - Parsley, chopped
Ladle the vegetable oil into a 10" non-stick sauté pan set over medium high heat. Add the peppers and sliced red onions into the pan. Season the mixture with salt and pepper. Cook the vegetables until they become tender, and are hot throughout.
Add the scrambled eggs into the sauté pan, stirring to incorporate. Cook the mixture until the eggs have become slightly firm.
Brush an equal amount of oil onto one side of each tortilla.
Place tortillas (oiled side down) onto the flat grill and cook the tortillas until they become warm throughout
Place an equal amount of cheese (2 oz.) onto each tortilla. Place an equal amount of black beans (1 oz.) onto each tortilla. Sprinkle equal amounts of bacon pieces onto each tortilla.
Slice the chile into four long pieces. Place 2 pieces of green chile onto each tortilla. Continue to cook until the cheese has melted, and the tortillas have become crispy and lightly golden brown (approx. 3-4 mins.).
Drizzle equal amounts of the red chili sauce over each tortilla. Ladle equal amounts of slasa verde over each tortilla.
Sprinkle equal amounts of chopped green onions and cilantro leaves onto each tortilla.
Place equal amounts of the egg mixture onto one side (half) of each tortilla. Fold the side of the tortilla without the egg up and over the other side with the egg and remove from the griddle. Never press the quesadillas with the spatula after you have folded them in half.
Place them onto a cutting board and cut in half. Never flatten the quesadilla as you cut them in half.
Place the quesadillas onto one end of a serving dish. Place the sliced romaine onto the opposite side of the serving dish. Place the guacamole and sour cream (slightly separated) on top of the sliced romaine. Place the pico de gallo in between the guacamole and sour cream.
Top the sour cream with a little more chopped green onions.
Sprinkle a little chopped parsley over the quesadilla.
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Happy New Year, Lord.
It's the morning of Rosh Hashana. So here I am — and there You are.
Usually I think about my mother and what might have been; the stuff that prayers are made of.
Today I must speak to you about the American people. We're not begging for a handout, since God isn't in the wish-granting business. But during these 10 "awesome" Jewish days, we're seeking Your advice.


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The pilot reported that he taxied his airplane from one hangar to another when he decided to take the airplane up for a quick flight. He flew the airplane around the local area and returned to the airport after about 15 minutes. The airplane was on a left downwind for runway 27, and the pilot had completed the before landing checklist (he extended the landing gear and lowered 20 degrees of flaps) when the "engine quit producing power." The pilot turned on the electric fuel pump, as well as the high boost pump, and made a left turn toward the runway. The pilot reported engaging the high boost pump switch until landing the airplane. He opened the throttle and applied a full rich mixture, but the engine did not restart. The pilot observed the fuel quantity gauges and noted that both right and left fuel tanks displayed needles "above the red warning area." The pilot realized the airplane would not make it to the airport and noticed a suitable landing site. He maneuvered the airplane over power lines and houses, and lowered the nose of the airplane to gain airspeed. He flared the airplane for landing, but the nose landing gear contacted the ground before the main gear. Subsequently, the nose gear and main gear collapsed and the airplane came to rest about 150 to 200 feet from the initial touchdown point after impacting a fence and a mailbox. Following the accident, inspectors from the Federal Aviation Administration Reno Flight Standards District Office (FSDO) examined the airplane at the accident site. According to the FSDO inspectors, approximately 1/2-inch of fuel or less remained in the left wing when it was placed in a level position. They reported that slightly more remained in the right fuel tank. The recovery personnel drained 3 gallons of fuel from the left fuel tank and 5 gallons from the right; however, he noted that some had spilled out during the recovery process. The pilot could not remember which fuel tank was selected at the time of the loss of engine power. The pilot reported no mechanical malfunction or failures. He added that he had last refueled the airplane in May 2006, about a month prior to the accident, in Ely, Nevada, before flying back to Carson City. Post accident inspections revealed no mechanical irregularities.
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EMB calls for suspension of the milk quota increase
To the Ministers of Agriculture of the European Union,
Members of the national parliaments and
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Hamm, 29 March 2012
The Milk Package adopted is a first step in the right direction – now there have to be further steps!
Dear Ministers and Members of Parliament,
The Milk Package which has just been adopted is a first step towards a long-term reform of the EU dairy sector. For this we wish to thank you on behalf of the European milk producers.
This new regulation has initiated some forward-looking steps that now have to be systematically implemented and extended. Otherwise the measures will remain ineffective by and large.
Above all the step we regard as particularly positive is the possibility of pooling dairy farmers in producer organisations, of obligatory contracts between producers and processors which can help balance the asymmetrical relations between the market players in the dairy sector and the new Price Monitoring Tool to be created.
However, these measures will only be effective if they are ideally adapted to the real market situation. This means that the pooling options have to be extended to members of co-operatives. In addition, an EU-wide obligation to enter into contracts must be introduced, taking into account the milk producers' production costs. Otherwise the provisions adopted cannot help improve the milk producers' position in the market.
The planned Price Monitoring Tool should be introduced as soon as possible and both empowered to monitor the milk market (prices, supply, demand and production costs) and equipped with effective regulatory powers to prevent market-damaging surpluses being produced. Price monitoring alone is not enough. Moreover it is important to keep an eye on margins. For instance, from July 2010 to July 2011 the prices of supplies required for milk production rose by 10-15% in many European countries. This means that the average costs of producing milk are now well in excess of 40 cents.
It has been obvious in the last few weeks and months that the dairy sector is not self-regulatory throughout the EU. The markets are noticeably under pressure, which is evident in plummeting farm-gate prices. In Belgium alone the base price fell from 29.84 to 28.5 cents between December 2011 and March 2012. Some French dairies have already announced a decrease in the farm-gate price to 27.5 cents for April 2012. There are similar developments in the other member states.
At the same time the producers have so far been unable to react appropriately to this conspicuous market signal. The volumes of milk supplied are still at peak levels.
That is why it is essential that the 1% increase in quotas scheduled for 1 April 2012 is abandoned for the time being to prevent the markets being burdened even further! This step is vital to stop prices plummeting again for now.
We call on you to take active steps in this direction. The market situation can be re-analysed in the middle of the milk year to evaluate the suspension of the increase in quotas.
Yours sincerely,
Romuald Schaber (President of the EMB)
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I can tell by observing you and me of course, that we're not rich. All my rich friends doesn't concern themselves with luxuries because as you said, there's only so much you can snort. The short-term reasons as you listed out are also valid. Namely doing what you love and money just comes in by accident, and earning it as a number game because all their friends have the Mercedes and the only way to "win" is to have bigger numbers.
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I am glad that the timing of TNG coincided with grade 12 when I was inspired by both my English teacher and Shakespearean plays. Coming home watching star trek with mom (TOS fan) is one of the great memories I have.
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Diamondback moths found on bell pepper crops in Abbotsford greenhouses an alarming threat to B.C. pepper production
Kevin Griffin, Vancouver Sun; with a file from Mike HagerPublished: Tuesday, March 26, 2013
A super-pest with a reputation for being extremely difficult to control has become an "alarming threat" to bell pepper plants grown in Fraser Valley greenhouses, according to an entomologist at the University of B.C.
Rana Sarfraz said he recently discovered the invasive diamondback moths in two commercial greenhouses in Abbotsford. Sarfraz, an expert in diamondback moths, said the infestation threatens pepper production worth about $75 million annually in B.C.
Sarfraz is alarmed because this is the first time the pest has ever been found on peppers, and he doesn't know why or how the moths have adapted to feed on the crop.
The diamondback moth is a specialist pest on crops, but is emerging as a serious threat to B.C.'s pepper production.
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"That's what we are trying to figure out. What's going on? " he said. "This is the first evidence of diamondback moths attacking peppers. (It) is an alarming threat to the pepper production industry. This has never been reported in any part of the world before."
The moths are the latest invasive species to threaten B.C. The mountain pine beetle has destroyed 18 million hectares of forest in the province since 2000, Stanley Park has long waged battles against encroaching foreign plant and animal life, an invasive snakehead fish was discovered in Burnaby last year, and global concern is growing about the numbers of plants and bugs becoming resistant to chemical treatments.
Sarfraz said diamondback moths feed on crops including canola, mustard, radish, cabbage and broccoli. Known as cole crops, they contain organic compounds called glucosinolates that act as a defence against most insects and diseases.
Diamondback moths, however, have adapted to glucosinolates and use them for laying eggs and as food.
Bell peppers don't contain any glucosinolates. Sarfraz said diamondback moths have been found before in B.C. but only outdoors on cole crops.
Sarfraz said he initially thought the infestation might be due to spillover from nearby cole crops, but none were found in the vicinity of the two greenhouses in Abbotsford, which requested not to be named.
Linda Delli Santi, executive director of the B.C. Greenhouse Growers Association, said her staff talked to Sarfraz Monday and will now research the diamondback moth, which has also switched to feeding on "cabbage in Kenya and some kind of lettuce in a lab."
Armand Vander Meulen, who along with his brother owns an Abbotsford farm under their family name, said he hasn't seen any of the moths on his peppers and is only now becoming aware of the issue.
"Moths for us this year have not been an issue, and historically have not really been an issue either for quite a few years," Vander Meulen said.
He added that the diamondback moths could certainly be "a potential threat" to an industry that exports about half its yield to America. The majority of greenhouse-grown bell peppers in North America are grown in the Lower Mainland and South-western Ontario, he said.
A recent study has shown that controlling diamondback moths costs more than $4 billion a year worldwide, Sarfraz said.
The insect's life cycle means the moths lay eggs on the upper side of a host plant. The eggs hatch and become caterpillars, which can eat any part of the plant, including leaves, flowers, buds, even seeds. The only part they leave behind are the roots.


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Andreas Christopoulos, beloved son of Peter and Zefy and brother of Sofia, passed away after a tragic car accident on the morning of Sunday, July 24, 2005.
Glen Cove Mayor Mary Ann Holzkamp performed the honors on Monday as she broke ground for the new road to the city's waterfront. Mayor Holzkamp said, "Today is an historic day for the residents of our city. It thrusts our city into an era that will see the restoration of Brownfield properties as well as the return of 50 prime waterfront acres to the city's tax rolls."
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