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A Tool for How the Mind Works
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Is mind mapping for you? If so, then this is our favorite software!
And now for something completely different.
We do a lot of brainstorming … projects, problems, reports, how to communicate a difficult idea. And we're pretty visual folks around here; we work best when we can "see" how our thoughts relate.
A while back, I wrote an article about the top ten application tools [1]that consistently made our day. MindJet's MindManager [2]was (and still is) on the list. It's the tool that lets us develop our ideas and visually map out plans of action on the spot, then share those creations with others.
Given our happy experience, I'd love to turn you on to mind-mapping. We mentioned the program to our colleague, Fredric Gluck, who was so thrilled, he wrote up this review so I could share his (and our) enthusiasm. Think of this as one of my very few word-of-mouth spots! Read the rest of this article [3].
Read the entire newsletter: Volume 126 [4]
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Every club member practicing, participating, or traveling with the club must complete a club-specific waiver for the current academic year for Campus Recreation to keep on file. Only members on the official club roster may participate in club activities.
Why do club members need to complete and sign the Waiver / Agreement to Participate form?
If you've ever participated in an activity with the potential for risk that is sponsored by any organization, you've probably signed a release form and completed an emergency contact form in the case of illness, injury, or accident. Think of a time you might have gone whitewater rafting, entered a running race, triathlon, gone bungee jumping, gone horseback riding, etc. etc. (the list goes on). Agreement to Participate forms seek to inform participants of the potential for risk involved with a particular activity before participating in the activity.
As a recognized Sport Club, you and your club members are part of the William and Mary organization. The William and Mary organization, therefore, wants to inform each participant if the potential for accidents while engaging in college sponsored activities. It is absolutely necessary that each participant understands the possibility of accidents before practicing or playing with the sport club. This is why the Waiver/Agreement to Participate Form is required.
Steps for processing waivers:
- Every new club member must complete a waiver before participating in any Sport Club activity
- online waivers are required for all participants, but for those under 18 years of age, a parent or legal guardian must sign Form W and either email or fax it to the Sport Club office
- participants under 18 years of age may not participate in any activity, including tryouts, until Form W is returned to the Sport Club office
- paper waivers may be used temporarily at practices for new members, but an online version must be submitted within a week
- to participate in multiple clubs, a new waiver must be submitted for each sport club
Other Safety Forms
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- Use of Weapons Agreement - for clubs that use weapons, such as Fencing and Kendo
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Head Coach Bill Garvey
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Bill Garvey enters his second season at the helm of the Bison, coming off a four-win conference season for the first time since the 2008 campaign.
2013 was a solid first year for the Bison under Coach Garvey as Bethany saw seven of their ten games decided by a touchdown or less. The Green & White posted a 4-6 record, and a 4-4 mark in PAC play. Bethany totaled wins over Saint Vincent (56-35), W&J (24-19), Grove City (34-31) and Waynesburg (27-20).
The win over the Presidents' marked the first victory for Bethany over W&J since the 1980 season. It was also the first season in school history that the team defeated W&J and Waynesburg in the same year.
Under the offensive direction of Garvey, the Bison boasted the most prolific passing offense in the conference in 2013, averaging a league best 311.9 yards per game through the air. Senior quarterback Matt Grimard and sophomore wideout Eric Blinn also shattered the Bison record books. Grimard threw for 3,100 yards and 23 touchdowns, while Blinn hauled in 95 catches for 1,300 yards and eight scores.
In four years under Coach Garvey, Grimard broke 19 single-game, single-season and career school records. Also, upon his graduation, Grimard was the career active leader in total yards, posting 11,560 in four seasons.
In 2013, Garvey also displayed his ability to get the most out of his players, having 10 Bison named to All-PAC teams, including first-teamers Blinn and junior defensive back Wyssmy Despagne.
Garvey previously served as the offensive coordinator of the Bison for the last seven years and is the architect of some of the most dominant offensive seasons in school history.
During his tenure as the offensive coordinator, 66 school records have been broken, re-broken or tied, including 19 in 2013. One of Garvey's greatest strengths is his ability to adapt his system to the players in the program. In 2008, the Bison set a new single-season record for passing yards, but then shifted gears in 2010 and the team rushed for 2,024 yards, second-most in one year at the school.
Not only has Garvey built one of the most dynamic offenses in the region, his work on the recruiting trails has helped the Bison consistently field rosters of more than 140 players over the last several years. The 2013 recruiting class brought in by the Bison coaching staff featured more than 90 players from a dozen states, including Alabama, Florida, Tennessee and South Carolina, as well as the tri-state area.
Garvey came to Bethany after spending two seasons as an assistant at Stonehill (Mass.) College, an NCAA Division II program that plays in the Northeast-10 Conference. Prior to his time at Stonehill, Garvey was an assistant at Harvard University from 2000-2004. He started his coaching career at Hofstra University in New York, working as a graduate assistant from 1997-99.
Garvey attended Iona College in New Rochelle, N.Y., where he was a three-year member of the football team and was on the 1993 squad that captured the MAAC championship. He went on to earn his Bachelor of Business Administration in Management Information Systems.
Garvey and his wife, Gina, reside in Bethany with their children Emma (10), Will (9), Jack (4), and Grace (3).
Assistant Coach Jacoby Watkins
Office Phone: 304-829-7030
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Jacoby Watkins is in his fourth year on the Bison staff and third as the defensive coordinator. He will also coach the defensive backs for a fourth season.
In 2013, the Bison continued to make strides on the defensive side of the ball, as Watkins coached six different players to All-PAC status, including First-Team All-Conference defensive back, Wyssmy Despagne. Others who were named all conference performers included lineman Jarrett Rahymes, linebacker Larry Kapadehyea, defensive backs Dion Williams and Aaron Frye, as well as punter Stephen Amic.
Watkins' work with the defensive backfield helped Bethany rank as the #1 pass defense in the PAC in 2012 with 155.5 passing yards per game. Teams also completed just 53 percent of their passes during the year, the second-lowest percentage in the league.
Watkins came to Bethany after serving three years as the assistant athletic director at Seventy First High School in Fayetteville, N.C. In addition to his administrative duties, Watkins was the defensive passing game coordinator and receivers coach and helped the Falcons football program win the 2008 North Carolina 4A State Championship, as well as the 2010 Mid-South Conference title. The 2008 title team, which finished 14-2 that year, was the top-ranked scoring defense in the state and ranked in the top five in total defense.
Watkins attended the University of North Carolina and was a four-year letterman for the Tar Heels' football team. His top season statistically was his sophomore year in 2004 when he posted 61 total tackles and was named ACC Defensive Player of the Week after making five stops and picking off two passes in a 34-13 victory over Georgia Tech. That season, Watkins helped UNC earn a bid to the Continental Tire Bowl and for his career, he recorded 136 tackles and 14 passes broken-up.
Following his collegiate career, Watkins signed with the Miami Dolphins as an undrafted free agent in 2007. He also had a stint with the Hamilton Tiger-cats of the Canadian Football League.
Watkins graduated from North Carolina with a bachelor's degree in sports administration in December, 2006. He is currently enrolled in Bethany's Master of Arts in Teaching program.
Assistant Coach Andy Upton
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Andy Upton is now in his 11th year with the Bethany program. He has been the wide receivers coach for eight seasons and also serves as the assistant head coach.
The 2013 season was a prolific one for the Bison receiving core, as they had two players with eight or more touchdown receptions. Furthermore, First-Team All-PAC selection sophomore Eric Blinn had a breakout season under Upton, leading the league in receptions (9.5) and receiving yards per game (130.0). Blinn also finished the year ranked second in all of Division-III in receptions per game, third in receiving yards, and eighth in all-purpose yards per contest (185.5).
Bethany finished the 2012 season with the top passing offense in the PAC. The team totaled 260.5 yards per game through the air and finished with a 136.7 passing efficiency. Under his direction, three Bison receivers finished in the top five in the PAC in receptions per game, and Blinn was second in the conference in receiving yards per contest (79.0). During Upton's time leading the wide receivers, that group has accumulated 14 All-PAC honors and broken 16 school records.
Upton came to Bethany after spending five years as an assistant coach at West Virginia Wesleyan College in Buckhannon, W.Va., where he worked with the wide receivers, tight ends and special teams. He helped lead the Bobcats to the 2002 West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WVIAC) Championship.
Prior to his time at West Virginia Wesleyan, Upton worked for a season at his alma mater, West Virginia Institute of Technology, where he coached the wide receivers.
Upton graduated from West Virginia Institute of Technology in 1996 with a Bachelor of Science in Business Management, with an emphasis on Marketing. He received his Master of Business Administration from West Virginia Wesleyan in 2001.
Upton, who is also the head men's and women's track and field head coach at Bethany, and his wife Rebecca, who is the Bison's head women's basketball coach, reside in Wellsburg with their son Christopher (5).
Assistant Coach Chad Boskat
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Chad Boskat is in his third year at Bethany as the helm of the defensive line.
In two seasons with the Bison, the defensive line has improved statistically in each season under Boskat's tutlage. He has coached two players to All-Conference status, including Jarret Rahymes in 2013 and Blake DeBoard in 2012. The line also upped its sack total in 2013. After posting 16 in 2012, the defensive front captured 19 last season, led by freshman Khallid Pierce who totaled seven.
Prior to his time with the Bison, Boskat spent the 2011 season as an assistant coach at Millikin University in Decatur, Illinois, prior to making the move to Bethany. In addition to being the head defensive line coach, he assisted with the preparation of the defensive game plan, helped breakdown offensive and defensive game film and recruited, concentrating mainly in the Chicago and St. Louis area.
Boskat's coaching career began in 2010 at his alma mater Washington & Jefferson. He was the assistant defensive line and special teams coach for the Presidents, who finished 9-2 that year and defeated Franklin & Marshall in an ECAC Bowl. Boskat was also a three-year letterman on the field for W&J on the defensive line. The program sported a 40-7 record during his career, won the 2006 and 2007 PAC championships, earned berths in the NCAA Playoffs all four years and reached the 2008 quarterfinals.
A native of Jamestown, N.Y., Boskat graduated from W&J in May, 2011 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Accounting. He is currently enrolled in Bethany's Master of Arts in Teaching program.
Assistant Coach Steve Terlesky
Office Phone: 304-829-7242
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Steve Terlesky is currently in his second season with the Bison football program and will be in charge of the linebackers for the second-straight season in 2014.
Terlesky demonstrated his coaching ability from the start, helping sophomore linebacker Larry Kapadehyea receive an All-PAC honorable mention nod. Last season, Kapadehyea ranked second among all PAC linebackers in sacks (3.5) and tied for fifth in the conference in tackles for loss among his counterparts (8.0).
Prior to his time at Bethany, Terlesky was an assistant at Guilford College in Greensboro, N.C. where he coached the defensive backs. During that two year stretch, Terlesky coached three All-ODAC defensive backs. The defense also ranked first in interceptions in the ODAC during a 5-5 campaign in 2012.
Before his stint with Guilford, Terlesky spent four seasons with Ursinus College where he served in multiple facets, including coaching the linebackers, defensive line and defensive backs during different times of his tenure. During that time he coached three different players to All-Centennial Conference distinction, and helped the team to three-straight winning seasons between 2009 and 2011.
As a player, Terlesky spent three seasons at West Virginia University before playing his final year at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
Terlesky, a 2004 graduate of West Virginia University, will be enrolled in Bethany's Master of Arts in Teaching Program during his time with the Bison. Steve and his wife Rebecca reside in Saint Clairsville, Ohio and are expecting their first child in January.
Assistant Coach Anthony Pedrotti
Office Phone: 304-829-7377
E-Mail: email@example.com
Anthony Pedrotti is in his second season with the Bison football program, with the task of coaching the running backs.
In 2013, Pedrotti improved the ground game, having two backs average five yards or more per carry.
Prior to coming to Bethany, Pedrotti was a four-year member of the offensive line at SUNY-Cortland, where he was a member for four, winning seasons and two NCAA playoff appearances.
During his time with the Red Dragons, Pedrotti helpped the program to a 38-10 overall record in four seasons.
Prior to his college experience, Pedrotti was a member of West Genesee High School's, 2007 state championship program, the first championship in the school's history.
A graduate of SUNY-Cortland, Pedrotti will be enrolled in Bethany's Master of Arts in Teaching program.
Assistant Coach Zack Gordon
Office Phone: 304-829-7030
E-Mail: email@example.com
Zack Gordon officially joins the Bison coaching staff after serving as a student assistant last season. In 2013, Gordon was an assistant wide receivers and special teams coach where he helped run both individual and group drills during practices.
During game days, Gordon worked on the sidelines as the assistant wide receivers coach, where he helped the Bison offense put up great numbers in the passing game, to the tune of 310.0 yards per contest. He also helped sophomore Eric Blinn garner First-Team All-PAC distinction, ranking second in all of Division-III in receiving yard (1,300), receiving yards per game (130.0) and recptions per contest (9.5).
Prior to helping on the sidelines, Gordon was a four-year member of the Bison football team from 2009-2012. During his time as a Bison, he played and started in all 30 games between his sophomore, junior and senior seasons on special teams. He also appeared in all 30 games as a wideout. In 2012, he was honored by the team as the Bison's Special Teams Player of the Year.
Assistant Coach Gage Lotozo
Office Phone: 304-829-7030
E-Mail: email@example.com
Gage Lotozo enters his first season as a member of the Bethany coaching staff and will be in charge of the running backs in 2014.
A four-year member of the Bison football team, Lotozo was a three-year starter for the Green & White at linebacker. Over the course of his career, Lotozo totaled 126 tackles, 8.5 tackles for loss and five sacks. He graduated from Bethany with a degree in History in 2012.
A native of Somerset, Ohio, Lotozo will be enrolled in Bethany's Master of Arts in Teaching program in 2014.


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Apartment Colombo (2+2)
Apartment | 1 bedrooms | sleeps 4
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Apartment "Colombo"
Sqm. 50 - Sleeps 2 + 2
Modern and elegant apartment of 50 square meters on the second floor (30 steps, no elevator) located in the district of Santa Maria Novella (this beautiful church is only 300 mt.), 5 minutes walk from Duomo and 2 minutes from Central Station. Easily accessible by private car from Station Square and Via Maso Finiguerra, is not included in the zone limited transit. Many garage available in the area.
It can accommodate up to 4 people and consists of an entrance hall, living room with dining table for 4/6 people, fully equipped kitchen (oven standard size stove with 4 gas hobs, fridge-freezer, toaster, dishwasher), a bedroom with a large wardrobe and a double bed (bed size 160 x 200 cm with possibility two single beds (80 x 190 cm). Available baby bed. further two beds in the living room with a sofa "ready bed" bed), bathroom with shower.
It's been completely renovated, decorated and furnished with care in February 2013.
It 's very quiet in the room not facing the main road, but a court has broad and bright.
To guarantee possible damage is required, at check-in, a Security Deposit of €150 (refundable at end of stay)
All apartments are equipped with a complete change of bed linen, towels and kitchen has dishes, plates and cutlery.
The price is inclusive of: apartment, bed linen and towels, utilities (water, electricity, gas, heating, air conditioning), final cleaning.
Our guests are kindly requested to inform us the time of arrival and must leave the apartment by 10:00 am, unless otherwise requested. The apartment must be left in the same condition in which it was found by the guests.
Check-in: 16.00pm - 20.00pm
Check-out: 10.00am
Check-in past 20.00pm: €20
|Sleeps up to 4, 1 bedrooms
|Will consider
|Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest railway: Santa Maria Novella (Fi. Centrale)
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access
|Air conditioning, TV, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Fridge
|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Dining seats for 4
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Balcony or terrace
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5 Nov 2013
"Perfect Vacation"
My husband and I stayed in this wonderfully renovated Florentine apartment for a week in September. We were greeted by Alessandro's son, and he was such a delight. We were oriented to the apartme… More
12 Oct 2013
"Perfect apartment in a perfect area"
We had a wonderful stay in this very modern, comfortable and tastefully refurbished apartment with a very modern kitchen for those who enjoy cooking occasionally to eating out. Everything was supplie… More
16 Sep 2013
"Great location, well appointed, tastefully furnished"
We loved this apartment. Extremely comfortable, clean and generously appointed. Beds were comfortable and the complimentary wine in the fridge was a nice touch. The location is great - walked to eve… More
24 Jul 2013
Alessandro's apartment is a true gem. You simply cannot beat the location, amenities, convenience, plus working AC, wifi. We will definitely be back!LOCATION: After careful research, my daughte… More
Thank you for the opinion expressed in my apartment.
You and your daughter you are perfect guest and very friendly.
For the shower that alternated between hot and cold water is not a problem of the system that works perfectly but for temperature control of the water. A guest who preceded has changed the setting. For safety, the boiler stops dispensing hot water when the temperature is too high.
I set up the system and or everything is OK.
Come back soon.
8 Jul 2013
"location impeccable et propriétaire tres sympa"
Alessandro est un propriétaire qui est correct, ponctuel et s'adapte à notre heure d'arrivée.L'appartement est tres bien situé proche de la gare nova maria et des grands monuments. … More
10 Jun 2013
"Perfection in Florence"
This is an excellent apartment in a perfect location in Florence. It is extremely close to everything but is also on a street that is quiet. The apartment has been very tastefully renovated and has e… More
7 Jun 2013
"Fantastic accomodation"
The apartment was superbly located, easy to find and beautifully furnished. We arrived with our 2 young children to celebrate our wedding anniversary and had as good a time as if staying in a high end… More
6 May 2013
Wow, can not say enough great thing about this apartment. The location close to train station and the heart of Florence. I have travel in Europe many times and this place is a gem. The owner Alessandr… More
2 May 2013
"Great apartment in Florence!"
Great apartment in Florence! Definately recommended, if you're looking at it you should rent it right away... Excellent location: 2 or 3 streets away from Santa Maria Novella train station and 10… More
27 Apr 2013
"A fabulous, well equipped and comfortable apartment."
A real find, on the second floor the apartment was modern, clean and very well appointed, comfortable and with the bedroom at the rear of the building very quite for such a lively city. The location t… More
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Room with a sense of privacy on the Peninsula?
I'm organizing a small reunion next week and I'm looking for a good place on the Peninsula that will offer some sense of privacy -- secluded booths, some kind of partition, or even a generous amount of space around tables. Also, I'd love the food to be great, on the American or mediterranean or Italian side of things. (That is, not Japanese or Chinese.)
The only suggestion I have so far is the old-school Iron Gate in San Carlos, which has too... odd a vibe.
My home base is San Mateo, but it's been 20 years since I lived there, so I'm at a loss. Anywhere from Palo Alto up to Millbrae works.
many thanks! longtime reader, first time poster.
Kuleto's in Burlingame has two smaller rooms -- one good for about 10-20 people, the other 30-40. If you choose wisely you can get some good food.
LEft Bank in Menlo Park has a private room. Kingfish or Cappelini in San Mateo may have some as well, though I'm not certain.
You might look at the Parkside Grille in Portola Valley. Secluded spot, easy access from 280, decent food, very friendly servers, small private room, mediterranean-ish menu.
You can reserve the back patio at Tied House brewery in Mountain View, and NOLA in Palo Alto has at least two pretty nice private rooms. Both should fit your American bill.
There's a small private room at Marche in Menlo Park. Pricey, but arguably the best food on the Peninsula.
You didn't mention the number in your "small" group, but since you are in San Mateo, I'm surprsed you haven't considered the Left Bank in the shopping center near 10l. I had a wonderful birthday party there and was assisted ably by the private party planner. We only had about 11 people, but we got the smaller of their two private rooms. They have another such room that is considerably larger for at leat 25 people I believe. Both rooms can be closed off. The food, wine and service were all delightful.
Hope you have a great reunion wherever you end up, and report back!
Oops -- I just re-read your post and see you are no longer in San Mateo. However, the parameters still work for my just-posted suggestion.
Have you been to Viognier above Draeger's Market? They have a private dining room enough to seat 45 people. I had a small meeting in their private dinning room and the service was great, food is well prepared. Made it a great private gathering/dining venue.
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Good luck with your search & reunion
Don't sell the Iron Gate short - it is a delightful trip back in time to what was then called the Continental Dinner House - you will find nothing like it anywhere anymore - and the food was good, you will be reminded of the flair of tableside flambee dining and culinary classics that never should have been forgotten. The service is formal, the setting a little tired but with the right spirit of fun and adventure and tender kindness to this lost world of "continental" dining, it might be just the place for you to have a very fun evening. Be sure to dress up for the occasion too to give it just the right touch.
I don't know if this has already passed, but there is a big private room at 231 Ellsworth (expensive, very good food). And a wine cellar that comfortably sits 6 (maybe 8) at Central Park Cafe (moderately expensive, pretty good food).


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|Foymount, Ontario, Canada
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|Royal Canadian Air Force
|Partially Demolished
|Site history
|In use
|Built by
|Royal Canadian Air Force
|1,800 feet 0 inches (548.64 m)
|Garrison information
|203 Radar Squadron[1]
Canadian Forces Station Foymount (CFS Foymount) was a military radar station in Foymount, Ontario, Canada, (part of Bonnechere Valley).
RCAF Station Foymount was opened in 1952 as part of the Pinetree Line of NORAD radar stations. The radar itself was situated at the top of a 523 metre hill, one of the highest points in southern Ontario. The main lodger unit was No. 32 Aircraft Control and Warning Squadron, later renamed No. 32 Radar Squadron when the Semi Automatic Ground Environment system was implemented in 1961.[2]
In 1967, RCAF Station Foymount was renamed CFS Foymount with the unification of the Canadian Forces. A few years later, the base was declared redundant; radars at CFS Falconbridge and CFS Lac St. Denis were deemed sufficiently powerful to monitor Foymount's coverage area. The station was closed in 1974 and sold to private interests. Some of the residential and service buildings at the base are still in use.
- ^ A History of the Air Defence of Canada, 1948-1997. Commander Fighter Group. 1997. ISBN 978-0-9681973-0-1.
- ^ Ozorak, Paul (1991). Abandoned Military Installations of Canada. Volume I: Ontario. ISBN 9780969512714.


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Crop rotation and the role of microorganisms
Crop rotation has been used since ancient times to improve plant nutrition and to limit the spread of disease. A new study reveals this relates to enriching the soil with bacteria, fungi and protozoa.
Trial GM Monsanto wheat ends up in a farmer's field
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Op-Ed: Indian farmers smash crop yield records without GMOs or chemicals
In a village in Bihar, India's poorest state, farmers are growing world record amounts of rice. This without any GMOs or artificial chemical fertilizers or herbicides of any kind.
Polish farmers protest sale of farmland to foreign multinationals
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African Civil Society petitions the African Union to ban GMOs
In the wake of the recent ban by Kenya on the importation of GMO products until proper health evaluation has been completed, the African Civil Society is now requesting the African Union (AU) to ban GMOs.
GMO giant DuPont hires ex-cops to 'enforce' patents
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Jeffrey M. Smith: The GMO Threat (full length video)
If you have an hour to spare, this interview with Jeffrey M. Smith will be well worth the time. Smith documents how consumption of GM foods has been directly linked with health problems in humans.
British scientists awarded $10 million to research GM crops
London - The next in the list of countries to research and plant GMO crops is the United Kingdom. However, protesters say this is not a good idea.
New bill could make biotech companies immune to federal courts
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Monsanto convinces Nepal to accept GMO corn (updated)
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Argentinian farmers suing Monsanto for 'poisoning'
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Reports indicate peanut butter prices about to soar
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National Research Council mixed on impacts of GE crops
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Interstate 10 was blocked between Chaffee Road and U.S. Highway 301 for hours Friday afternoon after 20 crashes involving 53 vehicles in a four-mile stretch of the highway.
According to the Florida Highway Patrol, dispatchers began receiving calls of multiple crashes about 3:40 p.m. Ultimately, 13 trooper and 25 officers with the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office responded to wrecks.
The FHP says 18 people were transported to hospitals by Jacksonville Fire-Rescue. The extent of the injuries was not immediately known.
Troopers say weather was a factor in these crashes, as drivers involved report heavy rain was falling at the time.
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LAS VEGAS (AP) - A 68-year-old former paralegal who was arrested in August and accused of plotting to kill Las Vegas police officers to advance an anti-government sovereign citizen philosophy pleaded guilty Thursday to a much reduced charge, and a judge set her free.
Devon Newman pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit false imprisonment, a gross misdemeanor that could have gotten her one year in jail.
Clark County District Court Judge Elissa Cadish gave Newman one year probation and ordered her to have no contact with former co-defendant David Allen Brutsche.
He's a 42-year-old ex-convict from California, and remains jailed on $200,000 bail pending trial March 10 on a felony conspiracy to commit kidnapping charge.
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President Barack Obama
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Dear Mr. President,
On July 31, over 100 faith leaders and immigrant rights activists were arrested in front of the White House to urge you to end the inhumane immigration enforcement policies that are destroying families and fracturing our nation. Congress's refusal to enact immigration reform has ensured that deportations of immigrants continue at an alarming rate. Only administrative action will stop the deportations now.
As you consider executive action to protect immigrant families, we implore you to include three things:
- Stop deportations immediately. Every day, roughly over 1,100 people are being forced from their homes and sent back to countries of origin that many fled for fear of poverty, hunger, and violence. Deportations are not the solution to fixing the immigration system. Stop the deportations. Stop this injustice.
- Expand deferred action to immigrant workers and families. You can use the power of the presidency to keep families together by granting deferred action as you did for the "Dreamers," the children brought to this country by their parents seeking a better way of life for their families.
- Protect unaccompanied children who have sought refuge within the United States border. Give the children who are fleeing violence in Central America due process hearings to be considered for refugee status. Detentions and deportations are not the answers. Mercy and relief for children desperate to escape gang- and drug-related violence are needed now.
The world waits to see how you will handle our broken immigration system. Will you take the first step to finding a humane solution?
As a nation of immigrants, we must stand on the side of love with immigrant families. As a religious community, we cannot ignore the moral call to help those who are suffering. And as citizens of the world, we must respect the inherent worth and dignity of all.
In faith,
Rev. Peter Morales
President, Unitarian Universalist Association
Rev. Geoffrey A. Black
General Minister and President, United Church of Christ
Bishop Minerva G. Carcaño
The United Methodist Church, Los Angeles Area
Rev. Dr. Susan T. Henry-Crowe
General Secretary, Board of Church and Society, the United Methodist Church
Rev. John L. McCullough
President and CEO, Church World Service
Rev. Dr. Sharon Watkins
Minister and President, Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
This letter was sent to the White House today, providing important follow-up to support the coalition of clergy and faith leaders who took action and engaged in civil disobedience to urge deferred action for the immigrant community and refugee status for children at the border on July 31, 2014.
Thank you to the July 31 UU Arrestees
We are standing on the side of love with the 31 Unitarian Universalist clergy and leaders who got arrested as part of the July 31 Pray for Relief actions in front of the White House to stop deportations.
While many of the people arrested echoed the sentiment that theirs was a small sacrifice compared to the daily struggles many immigrants face, we are grateful for their witness nonetheless!
Thank you to these brave souls.
1. Rev. Lora Brandis, UU Justice Ministry California
2. Rev. Evin Carvill Ziemer, Central East Regional Group, UUA
3. Laura Davis, Palomar UU Fellowship
4. Rev. Barnaby Feder, Champlain Valley UU Society
5. Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray, UU Congregation of Phoenix
6. Rev. Fred Hammond, UU Congregation of Tuscaloosa
7. Carolyn Howe, First Parish Northborough, UU
8. Dee Idnani, UU Congregation of Fairfax, VA
9. Rev. Carie Johnsen, UU Community Church
10. Rev. Beth Johnson, Palomar UU Fellowship
11. Rev. Susan Karlson, NYC New Sanctuary Coalition
12. Rev. Amy Kindred, UU Fellowship of Charlotte County, FL
13. Rev. Linda Lawrence, UU Congregation of Phoenix
14. Yvonne Marlier, Unitarian Society of Germantown
15. Rev. Kent Matthies, Unitarian Society of Germantown
16. Rev. Kathleen McTigue, UU College of Social Justice
17. Paul Mitchell, UU Justice Arizona Network
18. Rev. Linda Olson Peebles, UU Church of Arlington and UUMA
19. Rev. Amanda Poppei, Washington Ethical Society
20. Rev. Jeanne Pupke, First UU, Richmond
21. John Reed, United First Parish Church
22. Rev. Cathy Rion Starr, Unitarian Society of Hartford
23. Rev. Christina Sillari, First Parish, Portland, Maine
24. Suzi Spangenberg, Seminarian, UU Fellowship of Laguna Beach
25. Carol Stowell, UU Congregation of York
26. Rev. Jan Taddeo, UU Congregation of Gwinnett
27. Rafaelina Veras, UUCY
28. Rev. Wendy von Zirpolo, UU Church of Marblehead
29. Laura Wagner, UU Mass Action
30. Sandra Weir, UU Congregation of Phoenix
31. Ross Wells, Washington Ethical Society
Statement at Interfaith Prayer Service for Immigration Justice
Rev. Kathleen McTigue, Thursday, July 31, 2014
We're gathered together here as people of faith, as well as conviction. We come from many different faiths, so I wouldn't presume to know all the reasons so many of you have gathered. But I can tell you why the Unitarian Universalists are here.
We're among those who find our home on the religious spectrum at the place that is most thoroughly grounded in this world, in this one precious and fleeting life. We are the religious descendants of people who believed that the God they knew, the God of pure love, could want only good things for every human being.
So these ancestors of ours rejected the idea that God has a hell waiting for us after death. Instead, they pointed to all of the ways we human beings create hell for each other, right here on earth. Their faith called them to do something about that very real and present hell. Our faith — the same faith — is calling out to us still.
That's why we are here, as Unitarian Universalists. We see the hell of hopelessness that's been created for immigrants who are lost in detention, the hell of anguish when family members are torn away from each other, the hell of fear when people are so scared of deportation that they can't call the police when they need them. We see the suffering and the deaths caused by turning our borders into military zones. And we see the desperation that drives tens of thousands of children to flee their homes with nothing but a little sliver of hope that they might find safety here.
Religion, at its core, is not about our beliefs. Real religion is about what we do with our beliefs. Our faith calls us to act, in every way we can, to ease the suffering of migrants and to demand justice in our immigration laws. So today we call on President Obama — our elected leader — to lead us now in the right direction, and to join us in standing on the side of love. May it be so.


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5:30 p.m. Steamboat Celebration concert
(Strings Music Pavilion) Celebrating 100 years of the Winter Carnival and Steamboat's Olympians. Concert includes Copland's Suite from "Billy the Kid," Gershwin's "Strike up the Band," Williams' "Olympic Fanfare and Theme" and Respighi's "Pines of Rome." Tickets can be purchased at the Depot Art Center, the Chamber visitor center, All That Jazz, www.steamboatorchestra.org or 970-870-3223. $45 in advance, $55 at the door, $10 for youths, $1 for children.
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10 After-School Conversation Strategies That'll Get Your Kids Sharing
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On February 8, 2008 the final report of the Governor's Task Force Regarding the Management of Public Lands and Publicly Held Easements was submitted to the governor and the Maine Legislature. The Sierra Club was represented on the task force by Maine Woods Campaign director Karen Woodsum. All sixteen members of the task force, representing conservation, motorized, nonmotorized, land-owner interests (and state legislators) signed the final report.
The eight recommendations of the task force are:
1) Creation of the Recreational Access and Conservation Forum
A steering committee of seven appointed members representing diverse recreational interests (including Karen Woodsum for wilderness backcountry) will meet a minimum of three times per year to discuss continuing issues, address emerging conflicts, and seek cooperative solutions. Interested parties will be invited to participate.
2) Future Recreation and Conservation Needs
This topic will be addressed by the forum, which will project a vision for the next 50 years. This will address gaps in habitat conservation, the ecological reserve system, and in recreational opportunities in the state. Recommendations will be presented to the state to help guide its planning efforts.
3) Access to Moving Waters
An initiative will be undertaken to explore issues of access to Maine's moving waters - with a mix of walk-in, boat and hand- carry options.
4) Updating Maine's Ecological Reserve System
An independent scientific review panel will evaluate progress in establishing and monitoring the ecological reserve system in Maine.
5) State Funding Sources
The forum should explore new sources and methods to assure sustainable funding for recreation and conservation.
6) Further development of (Wilderness) Backcountry Recreational
With special attention to a long distance network of hiking and remote land and water trails.
7) Landowner Relations and Public/Private Partnerships for Outdoor
The state should dedicate some of its resources to maintain essential connections with private land owners whose holdings abut, or may be connected with, public lands.
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MESA, Ariz. - If the St. Louis Cardinals don't want to get anything done with Albert Pujols' contract, Cubs ownership isn't ruling out the possibility of the North Siders getting involved - the first sign of any substance that suggests the Cubs could be legitimate players for the slugger when/if he becomes a free agent next fall.
Chairman Tom Ricketts, in Mesa to address the team on the first day of full-squad workouts today, said that all he knows specifically of the Pujols situation is ``what I read in the paper.''
But even in a season in which the Cubs' major-league payroll has been cut by about 10 percent from last year, Ricketts said ownership is open to a potential ``mega'' contract if the player and the length of the contract are the right fits.
``There's going to be a little more financial flexibility at the end of the season than we've had in year's past. We'll have to assess the situation when we get there and see what's available,'' he said on the subject of any major contract commitment, adding, ``The fact is, we'll be open-minded to what we think is best for the team when that comes up.''
That could be as soon as the end of this season, when first-baseman Carlos Pena's one-year deal is up, and when nearly $40 million potentially falls off the books in three players alone (Kosuke Fukudome, Carlos Silva and Aramis Ramirez - although Ramirez has a club option for '12).
Pujols, 31, reportedly turned down a Cardinals offer said to be in the neighborhood of $200 millions for eight years, with a possible ownership stake after retirement. Now that he's reported for spring training in the final year of his contract, Pujols said he plans to have no contract discussions again until after the season.
``How many major leaguers are there? Like 300? If you ask all of them, everybody wants Pujols on their team,'' Cubs third baseman Aramis Ramirez said. ``But at the same time, we got Carlos Pena here, and you've got to respect your teammate. . But to answer your question, anybody would like Pujols.''
Whether it will take the 10 years, $30 million that Pujols was rumored to be seeking when talks with the Cardinals opened - or something between that and the St. Louis offer - could be the difference in whether the Cubs decide to become serious pursuers.
``It's particularly important when you look at the length of some of the contracts behind offered for the bigger starts of the game because those are big, big, big commitments, Ricketts said. ``The length of the deal is often a bigger problem than the amount of the dollars. You have to be very careful that if you're going to sign one of those longer deals, if you're going to take on one of those guys for seven, eight, nine years, you better make sure that's the guy you want.''


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With the weather getting cooler, who doesn't love cuddling up and staying warm? There's no better way to do that when you're dining (or drinking) and enjoying the evening out than to be around a nice cozy fireplace at one of your favorite bars or restaurants. Aside from the warming heat, fireplaces also serve to give a very sexy and relaxed ambiance. From gorgeous views of Downtown LA to cozy couch settings, we've compiled a guide of Los Angeles' best spots anywhere to sit back and enjoy a drink or dinner around a fireplace. So, get ready to cozy up to a warm fireplace with a delicious meal and a tasty cocktail.
1510 N Stanley Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90046
(323) 876-1400
When you step into Acabar, you walk into a whole new world filled with intricate designs, tall pillars and a large central fireplace decorated with red rose petals. Located in Hollywood, this seductive and alluring venue serves up the finest caviar along with tasty cocktails by top mixologists. It sits in the former Dar Maghreb location and has been designed with many of the same Moroccan details including a warming fireplace. Along with food and fine cocktails, come by to listen to a variety of live music.
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3000 Los Feliz Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90039
(323) 644-0444
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448 S Hill St .
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(213) 802-1770
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Le Ka
800 W 6th St .
Los Angeles, CA 90017
(213) 688-3000
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clients yesterday explaining his departure. At Mesirow he also oversees agricultural asset management. Chairman and CEO Richard Price said Mr. Klopfenstein did "a great job helping us build this business" and wished him success in his new venture
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Director:Thomas Doran, Brenda Faulkner, Eugene Joseph
Runtime:86 minutes
Cast:Felix Ward, Maria Pechukas, Dan Scott, Alec Nemser, A.J. Lowenthal
I don't understand how a movie that takes three directors can be so poorly made. I'll give credit that the effects weren't too bad, but that's really the only good thing about the film, because everything else was pretty crappy. The film starts off with a group of people who just got kicked out of a party, who decides to roam the roads out in the middle of nowhere and somehow stumble upon an old mansion, which they thought to be vacant. Little do they know that an evil sorcerer lives there with his many ghouls and monsters.
The movie is filled with plot-holes, bad acting, directing, lighting, and scripting. Like I said above, the only positive thing is the makeup effects of some of the monsters. In one scene a woman gets possessed and ends up looking like something out of Evil Dead, which I thought was a bit of a rip-off, but was also kind of cool at the same time. Later on we encounter other odd creatures like some weird zombies that make farting noises for some reason and other beings that resemble those from the House series.
When we reach the conclusion of the film it's nothing special -- a girl runs away from a crap-load of zombies for like five minutes and a few other things happen. The reason I gave the movie a 3-rating and nothing lower was because of the special effects. The movie really could have been a lot better had it been better scripted and directed.
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The high court on Monday refused to hear an appeal from two scientists who have been challenging the funding for the work.
The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the Washington area earlier this year threw out their lawsuit challenging federal funding for the research, which is used in pursuit of cures to deadly diseases. Opponents claimed the National Institutes of Health was violating the 1996 Dickey-Wicker law that prohibits taxpayer financing for work that harms an embryo.
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All-purpose threat Percy Harvin totaled 116 yards and two touchdowns, and a dominating defensive effort helped upstart Minnesota roll past listless Tennessee.
Christian Ponder threw two touchdowns and rookie Blair Walsh kicked three field goals for the Vikings (4-1), who surpassed their win total from all of last season. Minnesota shut down Tennessee (1-4) star running back Chris Johnson, who ran for just 24 yards on 15 carries, after breaking out for 141 yards against Houston last week.
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Minnesota was in control from the start. Harvin's 4-yard touchdown run capped a nine-play, 91-yard drive and gave the Vikings a 7-0 lead late in the first quarter.
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GAME NOTEBOOK: Johnson ran for 12 yards on eight carries and lost a fumble in the first half. ... Commissioner Roger Goodell was in attendance. ... Harvin had more total yards (95) in the first half than the entire Titans' team (88). ... Minnesota rookie safety Harrison Smith was ejected in the second quarter for shoving an official during a scrum.
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"In the general course of human nature, a power over a man's subsistence amounts to a power over his will." - Alexander Hamilton
"Experience should teach us to be most on our guard to protect liberty when the government's purposes are beneficial. Men born to freedom are naturally alert to repel invasions of their liberty by evil-minded rulers. The greater dangers to liberty lurk in insidious encroachment by men of zeal, well-meaning but without understanding." - Justice Louis Brandeis
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The tools of applied economics are well developed and well integrated into college and professional school curricula. However, the efficacy and value of public policies which promote or impinge upon economic freedom are less discussed and less well understood.
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