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- Freeport murder suspect Damon Dixson taken into custody in Rockford
- Local gas station employee arrested for selling liquor to minor
- Renewable Fuel Standard delay 'a mixed blessing,' Bustos says
- Rockford delegation presents inaugural 'Rockford Award' to Norwegian Air
- Education in Illinois making slow progress, according to report
- Illinois GOP Congressional delegation: Obama's immigration plan undermines rule of law
- Suspect, 17, charged in Halloween hit-and-run in Roscoe
- Saint Anthony College of Nursing president to retire
- Man found guilty in deadly August 2013 crash at Mulford and Garrett Lane
- 'The Price is Right Live!' at Coronado March 1; tickets on sale Nov. 21
RAMI Christmas Party a success, voting starts Feb. 1
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The Rockford Area Music Industry (RAMI) Musicians' Organization held their first Christmas Party last Thursday, Dec. 9, at Big Al's at Giovanni's. The event was sponsored by RAMI, LaMonica Beverage, The Rock River Times and Giovanni's. Music was provided by alternative folk rock country artist Kelly Steward, and free beverages and appetizers were provided.
Dan Eisman, RAMI chairman, said: "It was great to see so many representatives from the music scene come out and join the RAMI Musicians' Organization and spend time with fellow musicians. The changes made this year by the Nominations and Voting Committee will allow the musicians, technicians, booking agents and venue operators the ability to come together and show the people of this community the strong music scene Rockford has and will continue to grow in the future."
The Christmas Party will become an annual event.
The Nominations and Voting Committee members—Eisman, Bruce Hammond, Gordy Butt, Joe Licari, Chip Messiner, Justin Milnes and Greg Johnson—released the new rules and regulations several weeks ago, and they are available on the RAMI's website, ramiawards.com.
The nominations are open until Dec. 31, and the general public can nominate. The voting in all music categories will be completed by the members of the RAMI Musicians' Organization. The Recording Nominations deadline is Jan. 31, 2011. Nominations can be made online at ramiawards.com or mailed to RAMI, P.O. Box 4128, Rockford, IL 61110.
Musicians, technicians, booking agents and venue operators can join on the RAMI's website, or by sending a check or money order to the RAMI's mailing address.
Nominations are also being accepted in the People's Choice categories—Favorite Music Venue, Favorite Radio Station and Artist of the Year. The general public can vote in these categories.
Voting will start Feb. 1, 2011, and end March 19, 2011.
Other important RAMI dates include the following:
→ Feb. 26, 2011—Youth Charity Jam auditions; applications will be accepted until Jan. 31, 2011, and an application form is available on the RAMI's website.
→ March 19, 2011—13th Annual RAMI Spring Benefit
→ March 26, 2011—RAMI Youth Charity Jam
→ April 29, 2011—20th anniversary of the RAMI Awards Ceremony.
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Supporting Germany's capital club is a labor of love at the best of times. Born and bred Berliners have dealt with more than their fair share of pain over the last 20 years.


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Chat about the latest Ipods and talk about the latest gadgets with your friends. What is your favorite electronic gadget?
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Ummm not to rain on your parade, but the update is only for the 4th generation ipods.
"cb3919" wrote:I have a ipod 4th generation. There isnt much difference. It only has a camera. u can download the new software (IOS 5.1) via itunes. The camera isnt very good and u proberly r better of with the older 1 as it cant have facetime and camera stuff which takes up memory! i would be fine with ur version. another problem i find with mine is that its really slim which means it can slip down small places which r hard 2 get 2. u should get more games and music which take ur mind off other things. or if ur that desperate, save up and see how much ur old 1 is worth and sell it. but i would use that as a last opition (depending on who got it 4 u) and might hack ur parents of 4 being un-thankful and if they got it 4 u hacked off. Basicly, ur better off with ur old 1. Hoped this has helped cb3919
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MWS continues to recycle all toner cartridges and cell phones, just bring them to either office. Storage is easier if toner boxes are recycled at home. Thank you!
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We are looking for a family home to rent, 2+ bedrooms, yard and parking for two cars. We are a Waldorf family from VT, currently participating in the parent-child program. We are looking for a long term lease starting in May - July whichever is most convenient We have a very well behaved dog. Ideally, we would like to be within 20 minutes of the Portland / N. Deering area. Please let us know if you or someone you know is looking for a caring family to move into a rental property. Contact information: 802-399-2717 or firstname.lastname@example.com. (03/12)
Lost: A favorite metal serving tray, about 15" galvanized with low verticle sides and small handles. Left at the Community Hall at a recent HS event. Please call Valerie Konstantino 233-0012. (03/12)
Grades 1, 2, 3 Lantern Walk:
Wed, Nov 19, 4:45 pm. Lantern Walk for Grades 1, 2, 3. 4:45 arrival to walk to the end of the field by 5 pm.
Thurs, Nov 20, 7 pm, Community Hall, 57 Desert Rd, Freeport. The 7th grade class performs Pinocchio.
Fri, Nov 21, 10:30 am: Performance for the grades.
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Sat, Nov 22, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm.
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Fri, Dec 12, 9 - 10 am.
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Greater Freeport Community Chorus Winter Concert:
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The GFCC's "Gloria!" Winter Concert will feature Robert Ray's "Gospel Mass" with soloist Chas Lester and Franz Schubert's "Magnificat." Director Virgil Bozeman leads the 70 member chorus accompanied by pianist Kellie Moody. Tickets may be purchased at the door and are $10 for adults with a per-family maximum of $25.


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Bob Ryan of The Boston Globe: "All those years, all those playoff series, and we've never seen anything like this around here. One playoff game in which the visitor leads late, real late, and loses? Sure. It happens. You know, you can't win 'em all. ...Blog | April 20, 2011
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Bob Ryan of The Boston Globe: "I can hear the weeping and wailing among the faithful. 'Perk? Perk! How could they give up Perk?' Well, here's how: You trade Perk if in return you get someone who is a much more accomplished basketball player and one w...Blog | February 25, 2011
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Bob Ryan of The Boston Globe: "The Knicks made the Celtics dig very deep to bag this one. The score doesn't lie: This was an old-fashioned NBA game showcasing extraordinary offensive skill, the kind of entertainment spectacle that made the league gre...Blog | December 16, 2010
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Bob Ryan of The Boston Globe: "It was won in the beginning. It was preserved in the end. "Leads come and go in the NBA, where great shooters reside and where the 24-second clock eliminates the idea of holding the ball. Funky stuff happens at the end ...Blog | May 17, 2010
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Bob Ryan of The Boston Globe: "The Celtics had to sign Rajon Rondo long-term, didn't they? He's far too good to be allowed to slip away, and what was their alternative? They have nice backup guards, but no true backup point guard. If one of their vet...Blog | November 03, 2009
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Bob Ryan of The Boston Globe: "The principals on both sides understand that this was only the beginning of a very long journey. By the next time they meet, in 121 days, we will have gone through Thanksgiving, Christmas, Elvis's Birthday, the Super Bo...Blog | October 28, 2009
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Bob Ryan of The Boston Globe: "The time has come to appreciate the lovable spunk of this Celtics team. There is no Kevin Garnett, nor is there a Leon Powe. James Posey and P.J. Brown are home watching on the high-def. The entire experience is di...Blog | May 13, 2009
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Celtics vs. Lakers Bob Ryan of The Boston Globe: "Embrace it. Ogle it. Relish it. But, above all, believe it. The Boston Celtics did not just win franchise championship No. 17 last night. They snatched it. They swallowed it. They demanded it. So th...Blog | June 18, 2008
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Celtics vs. Lakers Bob Ryan of The Boston Globe: "That was all prelude to the 'Leon Powe Show' in the first 4 1/2 minutes of the fourth quarter. Powe brought the crowd to its feet on the first Boston possession when he beat the shot clock with an a...Blog | June 09, 2008
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Celtics vs. Cavaliers Bob Ryan of The Boston Globe: '"The Truth' may be a reach, but he sure lived up to his Captain's title yesterday. Paul Pierce brought his certified 'A' game to a deciding seventh game against the Cavaliers. He stood tall in the ...Blog | May 19, 2008
July 16th. Big NBA Day.Henry Abbott
Posted by Kelly Dwyer Next-to nothing happened in the NBA over the weekend, but I've already made three quarts of iced tea, I've but eight hours until PTI (fingers crossed for a Bob Ryan appearance), and I'm going to treat today like we're hours away...Blog | July 16, 2007


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January 9, 2011
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The latest round of Aviva Premiership action threw up a host of mesmerising showdowns - but who did enough to make our Team of the Week?
15. Ben Foden (Northampton Saints)
Was almost upstaged by his opposite number, the venerable Geordan Murphy, but showed his pace and guile for an early try and was a constant menace to the Tigers from deep.
14. Nick Abendanon (Bath)
A moment of magic and solo try from Abendanon, played out of position on the wing by Steve Meehan, turned Bath's narrow win over Leeds the way of the home side.
13. George Lowe (Harlequins)
The youngster is maturing into a top-class Premiership player and his added pace makes him a real threat in midfield. Had a hand in Mike Brown's try and did not shirk in defence when Quins were under pressure.
12. Anthony Allen (Leicester Tigers)
He may not be the biggest or fastest but he was too much for the brawny Saints midfield to handle with a couple of intelligent breaks, the first leading to Craig Newby's try.
11. James Simpson-Daniel (Gloucester)
England's loss remains Gloucester's gain as the in-form Simpson-Daniel ran through his full repertoire of tricks on his way to a try in the Cherry and Whites' 37-23 win over Exeter, securing fulsome praise from coach Bryan Redpath in the process.
10. Charlie Hodgson (Sale Sharks)
The England fly-half is on his way out of Edgeley Park but appears keen to keep the Sharks afloat. He was on top form as they eked out a draw with Newcastle, landing 14 points and keeping the Falcons honest with ball in hand.
9. Ben Youngs (Leicester Tigers)
Youngs' best attribute is to bring pace to the game and he refused to let Northampton settle, taking quick taps where possible early on and later playing a major role in his side's winning try.
1. Marcos Ayerza (Leicester Tigers)
Was part of a Tigers front-row that suffered at times in the scrum but was a major force around the park and rounded off an eye-catching display with the decisive try against Northampton.
2. Steve Thompson (Leeds)
The England hooker dragged Leeds back on to an even keel by showing all of his nous and power to peel off a maul for the Yorkshire side's try.
3. Brian Mujati (Northampton)
The former Springbok tight-head was his usual destructive self at the scrum, taking the Tigers pack down a peg or two in front of their own fans.
4. Louis Deacon (Leicester Tigers)
Deacon dismantled the Northampton lineout and turned in a typically gritty performance in the tight, also helping Newby across the line for the Tigers' opener.
5. George Skivington (Leicester Tigers)
The Tigers faithful are warming to the former Wasps lock, who was a menace in the lineout and athletic in the loose to complement Deacon's hard graft.
6. Thomas Waldrom (Leicester Tigers)
Another standout performance from the former Crusader, who continues to trot out pitch perfect support angles and vital carries for Leicester. And he looks like Rodney Dangerfield. There's almost too much to like about him.
7. Chris Robshaw (Harlequins)
Robshaw beats the excellent Newby to the No.7 jersey after marshalling a magnificent defensive effort from Quins as Wasps threw the kitchen sink at them in the second-half.
8. Andy Powell (Wasps)
The Wales No.8 did not deserve to end up on the losing side at the Stoop and captured the Man of the Match award thanks to a massive 22 carries and a strong offloading game.
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At 42-years of age Darra Torres is no stranger to Swimming World Championships so it came as little surprise that the Olympic champ was in the finals of the 50-meter freestyle final on Sunday in Rome.
To help get into the finals Torres switched from her older Speedo Racer swimsuit to one of the newer high tech swimsuits.
After the gun sounded and the some 24 seconds later, Torres finished 0.75 seconds behind winner Britta Steffen in the 50
meter freestyle race. The German swimmer had set a new world record of 23.73 seconds and Torres finished eighth the race and thus eight in the world this year.
"I like to win but I' m eighth fastest in the world at 42, so I can' t be too disappointed," she said.
Last year in Beijing Torres had won the Silver medal in the same race.
"I know people expected a little more after getting silver last year,"
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It never fails.
Let's just say I have never been that much of a fan of 'reality' TV because in all honesty, it's probably the furthest thing from real life as you can get. Who can be 'natural' when there are lights and cameras tracking your every move?
There comes a time when you just have to part with things.
Whether you are an ardent sports fan or just a casual observer you really can't go wrong taking a few minutes out of your schedule to sit down and watch the Olympic Games. Chances are, you get one of the many channels that are carrying them, with nearly nonstop action all day, depending on where you turn.
All right, I can tell on myself. This column and the ones our reporters periodically provide for this page are due on the Friday before the next Wednesday's paper. Typically, a 5 p.m. Friday deadline, though I have been known to let people email them to me on a Saturday as long as I know it's coming and can still get it proofread in time for the page to be built. But it has been an extremely busy time for me so I gave myself a break and put the deadline off until – yikes! – Monday. Besides, I ...
Two games, two losses, each by two points.
They needed two.
From the youngest third and fourth grade participants to junior high school players, future Mustangs are being put through their paces every week on the hardwood.
An early afternoon multi-vehicle accident near the intersection of Highway 108/120 and South Stearns Road just east of Oakdale on Thursday, Jan. 9 claimed the lives of two local residents.
A multi-vehicle accident near the intersection of Highway 108/120 and South Stearns Road just east of Oakdale resulted in injuries to several people and one fatality.
A furious fourth quarter saw Oakdale get close – but not quite close enough – as visiting Tracy walked off the Mustang gym floor with a 66-58 non-league victory in hand on Friday night.
Three games in three days made for a busy stretch of basketball for Oakdale's varsity boys but coach Jeremy Fields says the more games, the better.
Some people just aren't meant to wear heels.
Taking the holiday theme of giving to the next level, Oakdale students and teachers helped a Sonora elementary school impacted by fire get back on firm educational ground.
Weatherwise, it was a cold and nearly blustery night, with the decided chill in the air making you believe it could snow.
October is over. And on a brief shopping excursion on Saturday, Nov. 1, I noticed with more than a little horror that the Halloween costumes that were placed on 75 percent clearance were right next to the brightly decorated Christmas trees, tinsel and holiday wreaths.
Oakdale voters overwhelmingly approved continuation of a half-cent sales tax in voting on Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Longtime Escalon Unified School District board member John Largent was returned to the board by an overwhelming majority in the Tuesday election.
In the Turlock Octoberfest Tournament over the weekend – all games were played at Mistlin Sports Complex in Ripon – a trio of Oakdale United competitive travel soccer teams battled hard, coming way with different results.
The most dramatic hit in the era of the modern day San Francisco Giants – a three-run, pennant clinching blast off the bat of journeyman Travis Ishikawa – landed in the hands of Oakdale's Frank Burke.
The most dramatic hit in the era of the modern day San Francisco Giants – a three-run, pennant clinching blast off the bat of journeyman Travis Ishikawa – landed in the hands of Oakdale's Frank Burke.
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Bill Mebane will give a talk in Laube Auditorium Thursday, discussing his work with the Sustainable Aquaculture Initiative he directs in Haiti. He is a researcher based out of Woods Hole, MA. The lecture will last about 45 minutes and is open to the public.. Mebane is the originator and director of the Sustainable Aquaculture Initiative as well as the Superintendent of the MBL's Marine Resources Aquaculture Engineering Division. He has been actively involved in the field of aquaculture for over 25 years. His first visit to Haiti in 2000 introduced him to the problems of rural mountain fish ponds; he has been working to develop and implement low-resource tilapia production techniques in Haiti ever since. At the other end of the spectrum, Bill is additionally involved in developing sophisticated laboratory based life support systems for zebrafish and xenopus culture.
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Since I am currently vacationing in the Florida Keys, I thought it would be fitting to share swatches of a tropical collection with you! First off, let me just state that writing blog posts poolside with a cocktail is my favorite way to write. I am confident I will get a descent amount of blog posts done in this relaxing atmosphere. Ahhh...vacation!
So let's talk about Cirque Colors and their resent limited edition Kontiki Collection! I have been a big fan of Cirque for a while now. They produce some really stunning holographics and opaque glitters. There polishes are a little on the pricey side ($13 for a bottle) but the quality is amazing and I think they are worth every penny. The Kontiki collection consists of three bright jelly polishes with amazing shimmer. I am a sucker for jelly finishes and hadn't had any from Cirque before. I actual didn't just swatch these, I wore each of them as a whole mani for the day. Nice wear on these jellies! This collection launched in August, but I was late on the boat to get them. They are listed as limited edition, though. So, if you like these, you should pull out your credit card and snag them before they are gone for good! Let's get into some swatches and macros!


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Canoes line the river in Lau Village. This village is at the frontline of a massive land grab that sees 5.2 million hectares of PNG's forests slated for destruction. The communities in Pomio rely on the forests for food security, building materials and their future livelihoods. Logging companies promise development and much needed services but all they deliver are dirty rivers and destroyed forests.10/25/2011
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Place emphasis on (something) again: recent empirical findings re-emphasize that broad-based economic growth
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- Significantly, Downing Street's suggestion that exile would head off war re-emphasises that disarmament is no longer the sole aim of what is being called the 'coalition of the willing'.
- But a new album, released tomorrow, re-emphasises the importance of the protest singer and the protest song.
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- Because a corporate badge or logo has become the norm, the older signals - from the architecture itself or from integrated words - seem to need re-emphasis.
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"Gaylord Perry and Willie McCovey should know each other like a book. They've been ex-teammates for years now."
—Jerry Coleman San Diego Padres announcer
Holiday Happenings!
Programs taking place during December at the Jerseyville PL.
Children's Programs
Saturday, December 6 @ 10:00 a.m. -- Ornament Exchange
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Saturday, December 20 @ 10:00 a.m. -- Movie Day
REGISTRATION REQUIRED!! All programs begin promptly at 10AM; please try to be on time. Call 498-9514 for more information.
Teen & Adult ProgramsSunday, December 7 from 1 - 4 p.m. -- Save the Clock Craft Show & Flea Market
Come to the Jerseyville PL Meeting Room and buy a ticket to win a quilt or just shop for something you might like. All proceeds go towards the restoration of our 110 year old Grandfather Clock!
Monday, December 8 @ 6:30 p.m. -- Annual Cookie Exchange
Bring 3-dozen of your best cookies or candy along with a copy of the recipe. You'll sample each and vote for your favorite. "Cookie Games" will be played with prizes awarded to the winners as well as for best cookie!
Tuesday, December 9 @ 1:00 p.m. -- White Christmas
Tuesday, December 16 @ 1:00 p.m. -- New Christmas movie TBD
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From December 1—December 31, the Jerseyville Library will accept canned goods or other non-perishable food items for each overdue item that you return, with all goods collected going to the local Salvation Army Food Pantry. All materials must be returned at the circulation desk. The fine on the item(s) must occur during the month of December. Any lost or damaged item is not Food for Fines eligible.


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Trinidad & Tobago Newsday article.
Port of Spain, Trinidad - National team manager, Manohar Ramsaran, says he was left disappointed with the showing by the Red Force in their Nagico Super50 opening match against Barbados on Sunday at the Queen's Park Oval, Port-of-Spain.
Trinidad Express article.
Port of Spain, Trinidad - That was the sobering assessment of Trinidad and Tobago coach Kelvin Williams after his team lost to Barbados by 28 runs in their first NAGICO Super50 tournament Group B match, on Sunday night at Queen's Park Oval, Port of Spain.
Port of Spain, Trinidad - The PowerGen Secondary Schools Cricket League (SSCL) continues today with four Premier Division fixtures.
Port of Spain, Trinidad - So far ticket sales and crowd attendance for the NAGICO Super50 tournament has been "below par" but the organisers expect that business will pick up as the competition progresses.
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PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad - Jonathan Carter scored his maiden century in 50 overs cricket to steer Barbados to a 28-run victory over host Trinidad and Tobago in the NAGICO SUPER50 Regional cricket tournament at the Queen's Park Oval on Sunday.
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2014 New Mexico Nursing Excellence Awards
Congratulations to this year's Honorees!
Here is a list of all the Honorees.
This year marked the 10th year of the Center hosting the Nursing Excellence Awards!The gala was held Saturday, October 11th at the Hyatt Regency Tamaya and, by all accounts, it was a great success.
To view photos of this wonderful evening, checkout the photographer's website.
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Stem Cell Trickery
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A postdoctoral research fellow at Emory University falsifies stem cell research data.
Daily News Roundup
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A postdoctoral research fellow at Emory University falsifies stem cell research data.
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An advisory committee urges the federal funding agency to take steps to counter racial bias in the granting process.
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Protesters crash the BIO conference to protest the delayed approval of a breast cancer drug.
June 19, 2012|
A public interest legal group has renewed the fight against DNA patenting.
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Exposure to doses of radiation used in some diagnostics in childhood can triple the risk of brain cancer and leukemia as an adult.
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The regulatory agency will allow early-stage breast cancer patients to try experimental drugs previously reserved for those with advanced disease.
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A Texas cancer institute is taking a second look at the largest grant it ever awarded after concerns were raised that the proposal never received proper scientific review.
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Vesicles released by melanoma cells stimulate pro-metastasis behaviors in bone marrow cells.
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Cancers due to radiation will not increase in Japan, according to studies conducted in the wake of the 2011 nuclear disaster.
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The Rural Police on Sunday arrested B. Rangarao (60) of Appanaickenpalayam, an associate of Madanagopal, on the charge of cheating.
The police said Rangarao was into real estate business along with Madanagopal, brother of DMK functionary E. Anandan (district panchayat vice-chairman, who is in judicial custody in three cases of cheating). Rangarao was involved in forging documents and selling lands, the police said. Based on a complaint from Ranganathan of Kempatty Colony, the police have registered a case and arrested the accused.
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We live in snow country and deal with the fluffy white wet stuff about half the year. This is my all-time favorite gadget for drying soggy gloves/mittens, boots, shoes, damp socks, or anything small…
This is Offbeat Home's archive of laundry posts.
Learning to fold: everything I know about laundry I learned from working shitty retail jobs
When I was in college, I worked for The Disney Store. They taught me this thing called "The Disney Fold" … a laundry folding method that I use to this day.
I like cleaning my house: WTF?! When did this happen?
Somehow, I've gone from a person who found herself filled with resentment and rage while cleaning to someone who actually (get this) enjoys doing my chores. Somehow, I now understand the concept of "domestic bliss." I genuinely don't know when this happened. Somehow, I'm that asshole who shouts "LAUNDRY ZERO!!" with a sense of genuine accomplishment once all hampers are empty and all clothes are folded. I don't know how or why this happened, but in the interest of bottling it and sharing it, here are a few of my theories…
Earning extra income at home by doing laundry
There are a lot of articles and blogs out there about making money from home, most of these are targeted at stay at home moms and include things like, "Get a job as a virtual assistant" or, "Sell your handmade goods through an Etsy shop." These are great ideas, and I am sure they work for a lot of people, but in my experience with this a lot more time is spent scouring the interwebs for opportunities than actually generating any income. What I have found works best for me is low tech and old fashioned. I wash clothes and I bake bread.
Where can I find an awesome double laundry hamper that's easy to carry?
Right now our laundry system is a little all over the place: we're putting everything into one medium-sized wicker hamper my husband thrifted a few months ago. It's kind of driving me crazy, so I've decided the solution is a double hamper — one side for lights, one side for darks. But here's my problem: everything I've found online doesn't seem to be apartment/laundromat-friendly.
Changing my underwear: how merino undies got me to change teams after 20 years of wearing Jockeys
A random piece of TMI you should know about me: I have been wearing the same underwear since 1991. No, not the same pairs, but the same style — a very basic black cotton string bikini from Jockey. They're practical but a little flirty, functional and easy to order in bulk. They have been on my butt since I was in high school, and mostly I just don't really think about them at all. But after two decades, I've finally changed teams. I've got new underwear, inspired by literature and mildew. Lemme explain…
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Due to some boring logistics, we will probably end up placing the washing machine in the garage. The problem is that there is no drain there, and it's cost prohibitive to install one right now. Our solution is to recycle the greywater from the wash. In the summer we will use it to water the lawn. However, in the winter the temperature drops below freezing, and we don't really need an ice skating rink in our back yard. What ideas do you have for recycling greywater in the winter?


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Name: Gaurav 'GP' Pal
Age: 40
Organization: Smartronix
Title: Director, Cloud Services and IT Modernization Solutions Practice
Nominated for: Helping drive the evolution of Recovery.gov, which included its migration to a public cloud and the addition of visualization features, Web 2.0 widgets and mobile applications.
First IT mentor: Darrel Hinkelman, who taught me the importance of customer service in IT and was a big advocate of "managing by walking around."
Latest accomplishment on the job: Helping build a standards-based data analytics platform for identifying risk in federal awards and payments.
Career highlight: Delivering Recovery.gov 2.0 in 11 weeks with a great team and a happy customer.
Your advice for a government IT wannabe: Understand the mission, and bring innovative and executable solutions to the table.
What you enjoy most about working in government IT: The challenge of solving big problems that affect millions of people.
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Steve Kelman considers the costs of corruption in Mexico, China, and most developing countries -- and argues that Americans should keep their own government troubles in perspective.
Agency leaders must proactively invest time, energy and resources to shape the future rather than reactively wait for change to happen.
Meet 24 men and women who are driving key changes in federal IT -- and shaping up as the community's likely leaders of tomorrow.
GSA's administrator talks with FCW about short-term hiring, long-term planning and Robert Frost.
Without a future vision and an appetite for risk, reforms lead down a rabbit hole. There is a better way.
VA's top tech official says he is balancing risks while trying to keep the department's online services open for business.
After five years on the job, the founding director of the Office of Government Information Services believes that a deeper understanding and acceptance of FOIA is seeping into the federal government.
The September attack, made public Nov. 10, potentially puts customer and employee personal information at risk, including addresses, Social Security numbers and emails.
The General Services Administration's Matthew Goodrich predicts more agency-driven authorizations and previews a new two-year road map.
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Once a year, Flatbed is pleased to open their studio doors for EAST, East Austin Studio Tours. EAST is a self guided studio tour organized by the arts non-profit, Big Medium, and they provide maps and a well designed and printed catalog free for Austin art lovers who search out artists and their studios. The tour is slated for two consecutive weekends, November 15-15 and November 21-22 and the studios are open from 10 am until 6 pm each day. There will be an opening reception for EAST exhibitions which will be open to the public on Saturday evening from 6-8 pm.
Flatbed Press, located in the Flatbed Building, has exhibtions and well as on site printmaking demonstrations open to the public for the two weekends. On November 15 from The building houses an active art community of over twelve studios, many of which participate in EAST.
For more information and an on-line catalog of the studios, visit http://east.bigmedium.org/. The catalogs are free to the public while supplies last at public libraries and the on-line version for mobile devices can be found here: http://m.eastaustinstudiotour.com/
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Quality Systems International (QSI) is a global leader of Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) and related laboratory software and technologies. The company's flagship product, WinLIMS™, is one of the most powerful LIMS systems available that is ready to use, out-of-the-box. WinLIMS is used by leading companies and organizations throughout the world in their ...
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Environics is a world leader in computerized gas flow instrumentation. All service is handled factory direct. Environics is a world leader in computerized gas mixing, dilution, and calibration systems. Our gas mixing technology is based on very precise control of thermal mass flow controllers. Our calibrators and dilution systems exceed the accuracy required by the ...
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- There is a new face leading a well known community group in Charleston.
The East End Main Street Board of Directors picked Dickinson Gould to become the group's new president.
Gould takes over for Andy Milovich who resigned earlier this month. He has served on the board for the past three years. He is also the president of Buzz Food Service.
Gould graduated from Charleston Catholic High School. He spent several years in Washington, D.C. before moving back to the east end.
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A number of cities and counties have implemented photo enforcement programs to improve traffic safety. These programs use cameras to identify drivers running red lights or speeding and issue tickets to owners of identified vehicles. Such programs are eligible for funding through Department of Transportation (DOT) highway funding programs. GAO examined the role that federal funds have played in the local deployment of photo enforcement programs. GAO agreed to (1) identify local jurisdictions that are using photo enforcement devices--red-light cameras or photo radar--on federal-aid highways; (2) identify local jurisdictions that have received federal funding for photo enforcement; and (3) determine, for those jurisdictions that have received federal funding, how much revenue their photo enforcement programs have generated and the amount of that revenue received by private contractors.
Of the 73 jurisdictions GAO contacted, we identified 65 local jurisdictions that were operating photo enforcement programs at the time of our survey (Oct.-Nov. 2002). Through the survey or information provided by DOT, we determined that 40 of these jurisdictions were operating photo enforcement devices on federal-aid highways. Five jurisdictions have received federal funds totaling $508,000 for photo enforcement over the last 6 years. These jurisdictions had collected a total of $50.4 million in fines from these programs and paid $46.2 million to private contractors to operate the programs. Two of these jurisdictions reported that the revenues from their photo enforcement programs were greater than the program costs, while the other three reported revenues less than program costs. The share of program revenues paid to contractors varied greatly among these five jurisdictions.
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Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act:Additional Outreach and Notification of Tribes about Offenders Who Are Released from Prison NeededGAO-15-23: Published: Nov 18, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 18, 2014.
Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act:Survey of Federally Recognized Tribes on Implementation of the Act (GAO-15-30SP, November 2014), an E-supplement to GAO-15-23GAO-15-30SP: Published: Nov 18, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 18, 2014.
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Alternatives to Detention:Improved Data Collection and Analyses Needed to Better Assess Program EffectivenessGAO-15-26: Published: Nov 13, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 13, 2014.
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Immigration Detention:Additional Actions Needed to Strengthen Management and Oversight of Facility Costs and StandardsGAO-15-153: Published: Oct 10, 2014. Publicly Released: Oct 10, 2014.
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Bureau of Prisons:Information on Efforts and Potential Options to Save CostsGAO-14-821: Published: Sep 30, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 30, 2014.
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Medicare Fraud:Progress Made, but More Action Needed to Address Medicare Fraud, Waste, and AbuseGAO-14-560T: Published: Apr 30, 2014. Publicly Released: Apr 30, 2014.
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Local golf column: Jeremy Wells wins Coors Light qualifier; Derek Lamely commits to field
NAPLES - Jeremy Wells of Fort Myers won the qualifier for this weekend's Coors Light Open at Fort Myers Country Club on Tuesday.
Wells shot a 67, one better than Jon McDonald of Cape Coral, David Haley of Hilliard, Ohio, Rob Corcoran of Melbourne, and Hunter Ford of Paducah, Ky. All of them qualified.
Matt Solis won a seven-way playoff for first alternate. The seven shot 69s.
Former PGA Tour player and Florida Gulf Coast University golfer Derek Lamely, who has battled a thumb injury for months, confirmed in a text that he will play in the tournament, which has no admission fee for spectators.
Lamely joins PGA Tour player George McNeill of Fort Myers, who tied for sixth in the Northern Trust Open in Los Angeles on Sunday. It was McNeill's second tournament back after breaking his collarbone in November.
The first round is Saturday, with the final round this Sunday. To get to Fort Myers Country Club, take Interstate 75 to Exit 136 (Colonial Boulevard). Go west to McGregor Boulevard. Go north, and the club is on the right.
For more information, call 321-7488.
Fuzzy and The First Tee: Fuzzy Zoeller, a Naples National Golf Club member, will be part of a First Tee fundraiser Wednesday at Miromar Lakes Golf Club near Estero.
Zoeller will have a golf exhibition and cocktail reception from 4 to 6 p.m. A $50 charitable donation per person will receive a bottle of Fuzzy's Ultra Premium Vodka.
The First Tee of Lee County is part of an initiative introducing the game of golf and integrity, respect and perseverance through the game of golf.
Space is limited. To attend, contact the Miromar Lakes Golf Club at (239) 482-7644.
Derek Lowe and Red Sox: Former Boston Red Sox pitcher Derek Lowe is the honorary chairman of the Red Sox Children's Hospital Celebrity Golf Classic and "Tee" Party this week.
Lowe will meet with fans, pose for photos, and sign autographs during the "Tee" Party on Thursday from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at The Forest Country Club in Fort Myers. Thursday's golf tournament is sold out.
Fred Couples and Riviera: Don't look for 2010 ACE Group Classic champion Fred Couples to come back to Naples, at least as long as the PGA Tour's Northern Trust Open in Los Angeles coincides with the Champions Tour's ACE Group Classic.
Couples was given a sponsor exemption to play in record 32nd time at Riviera Country Club. Beyond that, he's been named the ambassador for the tournament, meaning he'll recruit players to the field.
Symetra Tour: The development tour of the LPGA released its 2014 schedule Wednesday, and that included the Chico's Patty Berg Memorial at Cypress Lake Country Club in Fort Myers from May 2-4. The $100,000 event was announced late last year.
The tour also has three other Florida events — the Florida's Natural Charity Classic in Lake Wales, March 21-23; the IOA Golf Classic in Longwood, March 28-30; and the Guardian Retirement Championship at Sara Bay in Sarasota, April 23-27.
Leppo comes up short: Gulf Coast High School graduate and former Florida Gulf Coast University golfer Josh Leppo missed the cut in the second round of the Asian Tour Qualifying School Section B on Feb. 6.
Leppo shot 82-74, and missed the cut by five strokes. Leppo had come up just short in the Philippines Tour qualifier last month.
Women's International Four-Ball: Naples' Mary Jane Hiestand, a Hideout Golf Club member, and Diane Lang of Weston finished third in the Championship Flight on Tuesday at The Wanderer's Club in Wellington.
Hiestand and Lang shot 69-72/141, 12 strokes behind Tara Connelly and Meghan Stasi.
10-year-old ace: Grace Goodale, 10, made a hole-in-one on the 100-yard No. 7 on the Palmetto Course at The Glades on Feb. 10. Goodale used a driver. Ella Goodale, and John and Helen Rohaly witnessed the youngster's feat.
TOURAcademy at Tiburon: The academy is starting a Friday Full-Swing clinic and a Sunday Short Game clinic each week, from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Cost is $75 per clinic. Call 593-1111.
Naples Amateur Tour: Results, The Rookery (2-14): 1. Donnie DeLisio, Marblehead, Mass., 69; 2. Gary Sheppard, Nottingham, England, 71 (76 gross); 3. Ken Kowtoski, Cape Cod, Mass., 74; 3. Mark Dillon, Washington, D.C., 74; Upcoming events: Wednesday, Hammock Bay; Feb. 27, The Rookery. Open to 0-23 handicaps. Contact Rob Mucci at (978) 328-9145 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Durland Golf School: The Naples Grande academy is looking for one student to fill a three-day/full-day school Monday, Feb. 24 through Wednesday, Feb. 26, and also one student for a two-day school Thursday, Feb. 27-Friday, Feb. 28. Contact Mark Durland at email@example.com or 784-2208.
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Inscription: Inscribed in red pencil on paper sleeve, recto TC: "Série"; inscribed in ink on paper sleeve, recto TR: "des Roses".Verso of prints uncatalogued.
Descendants of Adolphe Braun; [Galerie Texbraun, Paris]; Gilman Paper Company Collection, New York, February 20, 1985
A series of ten poses entitled "Série des roses." Two identical sets, each kept in a sleeve, show the sitter in a ball gown striking different poses. One set remains as the camera photographed it (2005.100.387.1-.10); the other shows the retouchings intended by the Countess, indicated by bands of paper pinned onto the photographs (2005.100.388.1-.10). These alterations were faithfully transferred to the negatives. On the cover page of the sleeve containing the retouched photographs there is a list of titles that reads like a last farewell to a fashionable life: "Série des Roses / de Passy / des Tulieries / de Compiègne / du Caffé Voisin / de Boulogne / de 1856 à 1895..." This is followed by an aide-mémoire: "Same dress / pink silk Pompadour / black gauze peignoir / fresh roses / curly blonde [wig]." [PA; "La Divine Comtesse", p. 185-6]
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This weekend's fatal accident on the Northway has had a tremendous impact on people throughout the Capital Region, including the trained professionals first on the scene. Beth Croughan has their story.
HALFMOON, N.Y. -- "The initial call came in as a rollover accident with potentially four people injured," said Saratoga County EMS Coordinator and Clifton Park-Halfmoon Ambulance Corps Operation Supervisor.
It was a little after 10 p.m. Saturday when the call came in for a two car accident on the Northway. Members of the Clifton Park-Halfmoon Ambulance Corps coming back from another call were able to arrive in about two minutes time.
"Well, our paramedics that were there described it as one of the worst scenes that they had ever responded to," said McEvoy. McEvoy said several factors added to the difficulty of the situation, including the ages of the victims involved.
"Their job every day is to go out and deal with people that are having crisis in their life. And so they're good managers and the best parts of them come out in really difficult situations like this. And that's not to say that they're not affected," he said.
By now you know the crash claimed the lives of 17-year-olds, and Shenendehowa seniors, Christopher Stewart and Deanna Rivers. It also sent their friends Matt Hardy and Bailey Wind to the hospital with serious injuries.
"There wasn't anything easy about it," said Ed Tremblay, the Saratoga County Fire Coordinator and member of the West Crescent Fire Department.
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You go Joe! NOTE: for those who still have the old incandescent Christmas lights...if you can get ahold of a VARIAC, you're able to 'dial down' your power consumption:) Happy Thanksgiving...drill'.
You are 100% correct. Being from PA would like to see more clean burning coal power plants since we have such an abundance. I think that would be safer in the long run. Thanks wd
Watch that installation at South Texas. This one will ultimately be the largest nuke farms in North America. I am in my mid 60s and am therefore too old to make the multiyear committment (10+ years) to this EPC project.
The new nukes in Mississippi (Grand Gulf) and Louisiana (Riverbend 2), I just see the filling out of the Entergy footprint for units that were in the planning stages years ago. I worked for Entergy in the past. I would not consider EVER investing in them.
The new nuke plans for Duke Energy in North Carolina, and Southern Companies in Alabama are also not in fasttrack status. When I read the detailed plans in this area, I get the sense of regulatory hesitation on the part of these two companies. Yes, Plant Vogtle is also part of Southern Companies.
Florida is doing their mess as a pre emptive strike to deal with expected power issues. No approvals for new nukes in Florida are currently in the fasttrack stage.
At Plant Vogtle near Augusta, Georgia, the work has already started. I am from the PowerGen industry and have been actively recruited even though I am in my mid 60s. Georgia ratepayers actually are getting a better deal than the subsidies given to coal fired plants. Nukes are not necessarily win-win, but some deals are better than others.
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I grew up downwind from the Hanford reservation in WA state. The cancer rate in that area is higher than other parts of WA state too. That and many other reasons is why no insurance company will insure a NUKE. Only the government will insure one. That should make it perfectly clear that the risks can be too high. We have had 3 major nuclear power disasters in the world and poisoned very large areas probably permanently. When we can get our power from the sun alone it makes no sense at all to go nuclear. The only reason why anyone would want to go the nuclear route is to be able to control the power. This also makes a grid less reliable when power sources are not diverse and distributed widely.
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The Demon Deacons look to go 2-1 on the season when they welcome the Warhawks to Winston-Salem this weekend. ACC Digital Network analyst Renaldo Wynn has been impressed by the play of Nikita Whitlock so far this season, and thinks Wake Forest will rely on him this Saturday.
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One of the strangest memories I have of the gaming industry is the way Sony went about trying to market and advertise the PlayStation 3 in the beginning of that console's life cycle.
Over the past few weeks we've all been amazed at the massive improvement in graphics that Rockstar has shoved into their Xbox One and PS4 versions of Grand Theft Auto V and the early videos and screenshots showed a near parity between the Xbox One version and the PS4, however it's not true.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare released just under a fortnight ago to much fanfare and a great reception. The single player is excellent (apart from that ending) and the multiplayer is as tight and well tuned as ever with the awesome addition of the exosuit.
For console gamers one of the most important, and often overlooked, aspects of gaming is the screen where all the 1080p goodness (or 900p goodness for those gamers) appears. But really how much difference does a good TV make?
Lumia are currently running a campaign called #MakeItHappenZA where they are giving people the opportunity to make your dreams happen. Just head over here to tell them your idea. As part of this campaign they approached us to ask us to tell you how we made Lazygamer happen.
Every company out there of a reasonable size has a slogan that they have carefully crafted that gives you an insight into who they are, what they are striving for and which is generally absolute horseshit.
We've heard a few times that video game developers are using the DMCA takedown option to remove unfavourable YouTube reviews and "let's plays" about their games. But they normally try hide the fact. However, not this developer.
Geoff posted an article a few days back asking if you were suffering from Lag in Advanced Warfare and while I hadn't heard anything yet the response to that article definitely convinced us that there was a real problem occurring.
The Wii U has had a bit of a traumatic start to life. It reminds me a bit of Oscar Pistorious, whose life started really hard but he ended up killing it… too soon? [Yes, yes it is]
I've obviously woken up on the wrong side of the bed this morning as one of the first emails I saw this morning had the subject "Rejoice! Pools are Now in The Sims 4!" and that just irritated the hell out of me.
So today is all about the brand spanking new Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare and our friends over at King Price have asked us to wrap up the cheapest ways to get into the game for all you penny-pinchers out there.
So Sunset Overdrive's reviews landed yesterday and the game is doing very well with a current Metacritic rating of 83. We personally gave it a 8.5 and if it wereup to me I would have nudged it over the 9 mark myself.
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Indian PM moves to cool panic as thousands flee cities
India's prime minister assured migrants from the northeast of the country that they were safe as thousands continued to flee
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- People from India's northeastern states wait to board a special train to go back home, at a train station in Bangalore, India, Thursday, Aug. 16, 2012. Thousands of panic-stricken Indians from the northeast were fleeing the southern city of Bangalore on Thursday, spurred by rumors they would be attacked in retaliation for communal violence in their home state.
New Delhi: India's prime minister assured migrants from the northeast of the country that they were safe as thousands continued to flee from Mumbai, Bangalore and other cities on Friday, fearing a backlash from violence against Muslims in Assam state.
Railway authorities have laid on extra trains from Bangalore and other cities this week for the two-day journey back to Assam in the northeast. Some media reports said that by Friday as many as 15,000 people had left cities in the south and west, including Mumbai and Pune.
"What is at stake is the unity of our country. What is at stake is communal harmony," Prime Minister Manmohan Singh told parliament.
"I assure you ... that we will do our utmost to ensure that our friends and our children and our citizens from the northeast feel secure in any and every part of our country."
Muslims across India have been alarmed by clashes in recent weeks between indigenous people in the northeastern state of Assam and Muslim settlers from neighbouring Bangladesh.
About 75 people have been killed and more than 400,000 displaced.
Two people were killed and dozens were wounded last week when about 10,000 people rioted in the city of Mumbai following a protest by Muslims against the violence in the northeast.
Rumours of revenge attacks by Muslims have been swirling, many of which have been carried on social media and mass mobile phone text messages.
"It is the obligation of all of us, regardless of the party, that we work together to create an atmosphere where this rumour-mongering will come to an end," Singh said.
The Assam violence angered India's Muslims, who represent about one-fifth of the population, and raised tensions in a country where religious and ethnic divisions have simmered for decades, occasionally erupting into communal blood-letting.
India's 1.2 billion people are predominantly Hindu.
Analysts have accused political parties and religious organisations of exploiting ethnic tension for their ends.
The Hindu nationalist opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which has in the past been accused of fomenting Hindu-Muslim violence, blames the Assam riots on uncontrolled immigration into the state from Muslim-majority Bangladesh.
It says the Congress party, which leads the coalition running the federal government, allows immigration to win votes from new arrivals.
Hundreds of thousands of people from the poverty-plagued northeast live in the south and west of the country, studying in colleges or working in industries such as construction, restaurants, hotels and security. Media reports said that in Bangalore alone there are about quarter of a million.
Interior ministry officials declined to put a number on the exodus, but in just one city - Pune in the west — railway officials said that at least 3,000 more than usual had taken trains to Kolkata, gateway to the northeast, since Monday.
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