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PLYMOUTH, Mich., May, 1999 — It's a scam artist's dream come true.
"I got a call from a man who said he represented my financial institution. He said they're having trouble preparing for the Year 2000 and that I need to transfer my money to a special account until the bank can comply with the Year 2000 requirements. I hung up when he asked me for personal information."
"I got a call from a woman who said she needed my credit card number to verify that the card would work after January 1, 2000. Is this a scam?"
Reported by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the above accounts illustrate the latest twist in "identity theft." Defined by the FTC, identity theft occurs when someone uses the identifying information of another person to commit fraud or engage in other unlawful activities.
This personal information can be used, for example, to either take over or open a credit card account under someone else's name, take out loans in another person's name, and write fraudulent checks or transfer money from another person's bank, credit union or brokerage account — all of which can have dire financial consequences for the identity theft victim.
Identity theft isn't new, but thanks to the hype and hysteria surrounding the Year 2000 change, scam artists are pursuing a fresh angle.
"The confusion about the Year 2000 computer issue is providing more opportunity for scam artists to take advantage of consumers," said Darlys Lawinger of CUMIS Insurance Society, the property and casualty bond underwriter for more than 11,000 credit unions in the country. Lawinger also oversees a fraud awareness program that arms front-line personnel with the latest fraudulent schemes directed against credit unions and their members.
Some con artists have tried to persuade people to take their money out of banks and credit unions to avoid computer foul-ups, then turn it over to be invested with them in gold, silver, small-company stocks or other assets.
Other unscrupulous fraudsters claim to be financial institution examiners or regulators. In this scenario, the caller insists that the financial institution is not Y2K-ready, and instructs the person to transfer funds to a bond account specially designed to safeguard funds into the new millennium. The scammer asks for personal information and/or the account number and verbal authorization to transfer the money.
The Year 2000 computer issue is likely to provide greater opportunity for fraud as the millennial date change draws nearer, Lawinger said.
"I expect to see more of these Y2K-related incidents as we get closer to January 1, 2000," Lawinger said. "Fraudsters typically strike when the iron is hot — when fear is at its peak."
Knowledge is power.
Because of the essential role they play in depositors' lives and the economy, credit unions and banks are closely regulated for safety and soundness — and the Year 2000 issue is no exception.
Whether a Michigan credit union member or bank customer, your funds are federally insured up to $100,000. In the case of credit unions, member deposits are insured by the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund. Bank customer deposits are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
Even if you have more than $100,000 on deposit your funds still could be fully protected. That's because, under the insurance rules, money held in different types of ownership accounts (joint accounts, retirement accounts, etc.) is separately insured up to $100,000.
That's why the safest place for your deposits — in the new millennium and every day of the calendar year — is with your credit union or bank, where your funds are federally insured.
Protect yourself.
The FTC suggests consumers employ the following to avoid becoming a victim of identity fraud:
* Never give out personal information — including your credit union or bank account or credit card numbers — over the phone or online unless you're familiar with the business and have initiated the contact. Scam artists have a way with words. Don't fall for lines from strangers telling you how to "verify" their identity. Scam artists can use your personal information to commit fraud against you.
* Be on the alert for unauthorized charges to our credit card. If you haven't authorized a charge, don't pay it — dispute it. Follow you credit card issuer's procedures for disputing a charge.
* If you notice unauthorized debits to your checking or savings account, contact your financial institution immediately.
* Check the FTC Web site, www.ftc.gov, for interesting reading and further information on avoiding scams.


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All the food pyramids in the world won't get your kids interested in healthy eating as much as getting their hands and hearts into it will. Connecting food to everyday experiences, letting them be hands-on in the kitchen and helping them to see food as a part of culture and history or art and science will make eating fun and interesting.
For Little Children
The younger crowd has not yet been bombarded with nutrition facts and figures, or an overload of "eat it, it's good for you." They are still receptive and open to experiencing food. If you can set aside a small space in the kitchen and a small bit of your tolerance and patience (face it, they're going to make a mess and waste some food), then they will begin to learn about food inside and out, while you sneak in a few comments about nutrition.
1. Curiosity Cabinet
In a lower cupboard, set aside at least the lower shelf for use by your baby and toddler. Supply it with the kitchen tools they need. Those include only those your imagination can put to use — yogurt containers with lids, (fill with beans to make a tambourine), an old oatmeal box (good drum material), plastic bowls (for stirring and mixing), plastic measuring spoons, wooden spoons, rubber spatulas, plastic cookie cutters, a rolling pin and plastic measuring cups.
2. Salt Dough
If you haven't already experienced salt dough, you'll be more than happy with this new discovery. It was a real mainstay in my house for many years. Together, you and your child can mix up the dough, then you can set him to work molding, sculpting, rolling and cutting, pounding and squishing.
Salt Dough:
1 cup flour
1/2 cup salt
A little less than 1/2 cup water
Mix flour and salt, add water until mixture holds together like dough; knead. This dough will keep in the refrigerator for a few days if stored in plastic.
Once the final shape has been decided, bake it in a warm oven (200 to 250 degress F) until dry. Thicker pieces will take longer and may be better air dried. Once dried, they can be painted. Some great ideas are: hand impression plaques, cookie cutter ornaments, animal sculptures, beads and freeform shapes.
2. Fruit and Vegetable People
Choose fruits and vegetables that are edible when raw. Use toothpicks or peanut butter to put the pieces together.
Some people you can make:
Curtis Cucumber
Begin with a small cucumber for the body, poke a hole in each side and insert a couple of green beans for arms. Two small cherry tomatoes can be applied as bulging eyes. Insert a small carrot stick or baby carrot for the nose. Make a smile with a red pepper slice and add parsley for hair.
While you are creating this green man, you can talk about how eating carrots help you see in the dark and that red peppers help cuts to heal faster. Talk about how the food is grown, then follow that up with growing a garden in the summer. After having made this clever creation, your child may just be enticed to eat him. Or, serve him at dinner for the whole family to enjoy. Your kid's pleasure in your reaction may also inspire her to take a few bites of those fresh vegetables.
Annie Apple
This is a creation on a flat plate. Cut two round apple slices for big eyes, add some blueberry pupils, a strawberry nose, orange section ears, banana cheeks, grapefruit section smile, and orange and apple peel curls for hair. You can use the rest of the fruits for a mixed salad. Your little one's plate now holds a fruit-filled smiley face begging to be eaten. Offer a little vanilla yogurt for dipping the fruit into.
Try your collective imagination at creating Tommy Tomato, Penelope Peach, Pepper Pete, Buster Banana, or make up other creations like melon boats and banana cars. All the while you can discuss what the food is, who else likes to eat it (monkeys, kids on the other side of the world, grandma) and how else it is used (juice, tomato sauce, soups).
3. Bean bags
Fill a couple of resealable sandwich bags with dried beans, offer a target and allow a little bean bag tossing.
4. Pretzel animals
In a big bowl, mix together 1 package yeast, 1 1/2 cups warm water, 1 tablespoon sugar, and 1 tablespoon salt. Stir in 4 cups white flour and 2 cups of whole wheat flour and knead on a counter dusted with flour until the dough is smooth. Shape into animal shapes, brush with a beaten egg and sprinkle with a little salt. Bake in the oven for 15 minutes at 425 degrees F.
5. Muffin mixes
You can find some wholesome ones that require only an egg and milk to be added. It's an easy project with quick results.
For older children
Older children will enjoy a little bit more responsibility and sophistication in their kitchen projects. They now might be tired of hearing about which foods are good for them and which are not. Other aspects of food may help keep them interested while deepening their knowledge of food.
1. Try a Cultural Approach
A very memorable cold, rainy evening at our house involved renting the movie Ghandi and ordering takeout food from the local Indian restaurant. The food was wonderful, and very different from our normal fare. The kids were more willing to try it than under normal circumstances, and they were able to make a much better connection between the food and its people. This same idea can be applied to any age group. How about Mary Poppins and a tea party with scones and tea? The Sound of Music and some cheese fondue would be wonderful fun.
Here is a fondue recipe that contains no wine (like the traditional recipe) and is easy enough for most kids to make, or help make. Fondue is the French word for "melted" and it originated in the French-speaking part of Switzerland (the country to which the Von Trapps escaped to).
2 cups of low fat milk
1 pound grated Swiss cheese
3 tablespoons flour
Cubes of sturdy bread, like a French baguette
1. Heat the milk in the top of a double boiler until simmering.
2. Mix the flour and the grated cheese (it helps keep the cheese dispersed while melting instead of ending up in a big blob to sink to the bottom of the milk).
3. Drop the cheese by handfuls into the hot milk and stir until the cheese is all melted and bubbly.
4. Place the double boiler (or put into a fondue pot) and put in the middle of the table with the basket of bread cubes.
5. Using fondue forks or regular forks, spear the bread and dip into the cheese.
2. Try An Economic Approach
This is a bigger project and will take lots of involvement on your part. Give your child a certain sum of money and allow him to plan, shop, and prepare a meal.
Make sure you have some kid-friendly recipes around the house for your child to use. A particularly favorite book my children (now 11 and 13) have been using for the past three or four years is a cookbook written by kids called Kids Cook! by Sarah and Zachary Williamson. It includes a section on kitchen safety, useful utensils and kitchen terms. We've enjoyed lots of yummy recipes from the book, including oven fried chicken, Faux Lasagna and Dad's Belgian Waffles.
This project can be a good way for kids to learn about the price of food, why some people may end up going hungry, and how difficult it can be to make a budget work.


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With fewer than 30 seats, this café is a kind of secret locals like to keep to themselves—in order to have a better chance of scoring one of the red booths. Appetizers such as escargots share menu space with (decidedly less French) onion rings and shrimp fritters; the fabulous salad of warm spinach, bacon chunks, feta and caramelized walnuts is a meal in itself. Excellent mushroom risotto can be ordered as an appetizer or
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"Dumbing down of Williams-Sonoma "
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I have been working at Williams-Sonoma part-time (more than 5 years)
-Hired when the associates were bright, fun, hardworking, and informed about product.
-40% is a good discount but as an associate, there are no benefits and the hourly is not competitive
-Product is getting stale and dated while prices going up too much without increased quality to customer.
-Customer service taking a huge nose-dive due in large part to all of the corporate directives
-Cutting hours, hiring inexperienced staff with no particular interest in kitchen stuff and given no training, useless "secret shopper"
-Slow and still antiquated computer systems
-Sloppy new dress code - what kind of first impression does an associate make who is dressed in sloppy jeans and a motley shirt. Let's go back to a classic look or moniter the dress of your staff better.
-Weekly scheduling is done last minute and hours are sporadic.
-Rarely promote from within at the store level
-Tracking individual sales does not promote team approach to selling
-Hawking for email, zip code, VISA etc.is annoying
-Too much favoritism and small-time power play that goes with many retail businesses
Go back to what Chuck thought was important - sell a great product, put your people first, and give great customer service. All else follows.
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I have been working at Williams-Sonoma part-time (more than 10 years)Pros
Great people--some of the best in this type of retail business
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Aggressively clueless upper management.
Pressure to perform as a top tier comissioned sales person with no commission or incentive and a limited set of business tools (only notepads/paper, cryptic computer system).Advice to ManagementAdvice
Refocus on core business concepts like service and employee satisfaction. Bad financial deals on the new WS credit card have skewed priorities--$25 is not an incentive for a high end customer to sign up for a new credit card. Make it meaningful or don't do it--a transaction discount at the time of purchase would help. The holiday business has literally been "blown up" by pulling all payroll from stores. Sales numbers were down, but the decision to underserve customers at a critical time of year is reckless. Multple customers walked out in anger over the very busy weekend--years of building business and customer loyalty can be lost in a single season. Every season, WS becomes less special--the customers can get this stuff elsewhere. Don't fool yourself into thinking you can run a sophisticated clientelle-based business without any business intelligence tools--it's 2012. (And associates are not paid or treated well like the Nordstrom employees this approach is taken from.) Don't think that associates who build a strong clientelle (despite the limitaions) won't take their talents elsewhere when they wake up to the reality that they could make a living wage elsewhere. The knee jerk reactions in payroll management, discount/markdown strategy, are amateurish and inexcusable for a retailer with a pedigree like WS. I can only hope the board takes a hard look at leadership when the stock crashes post holiday (and it will--big time). They may realize that a good furniture buyer, who was in the right place at the right time may not have the fortitude, conviction (and love) to run a large organization with the values that built the Williams Sonoma brand. The hard decisions that demonstrate "people first" have not been made--she has not walked the walk of Howard or Chuck (or Gary!)--very sad.Doesn't RecommendNegative OutlookDisapproves of CEO
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Don't panic over Melky
Posted By Jeff Fletcher on August 16, 2012 10:08 am
Hey, this blog still exists?
I know that both of my loyal readers probably gave up on this blog since I haven't written anything on it in months except for those posts that looked strangely like paid advertisements. Hmmmm. Anyway, I'm back because, as often happens, I started to make a point on twitter and couldn't sufficiently explain myself in 140 characters.
The point is this: The loss of Melky Cabrera is tougher blow for the Giants emotionally (among the players and fans) than it is realistically.
What? You're an idiot, Fletch! Do you realize how much better Melky is than Gregor Blanco? And do you realize that one game can be the difference between making the playoffs and not?
What I mean is this: 45 games is not a lot of games. A lot of weird things happen over 45 games that wouldn't happen over 162. I could give you a million examples of someone who looked awesome or terrible over 45 games, when the opposite was actually the case. For 45 games, anything can happen. To players and teams.
Now, let's look at this statistically. I kinda hate the stat WAR, because I don't like the defensive component. But if you take that out, and look only at offensive WAR, I think it's semi-useful, if only as a means to compare. So Cabrera's offensive WAR, according to B-R, is 4.5. Gregor Blanco's is 1.2.
Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but WAR is a cumulative stat, so a guy who plays more has a higher WAR than a guy who plays less, even if their production is equal. Blanco has about 70 percent of the plate appearances of Cabrera, so I think we can say if he had that extra 30 percent of PAs, producing at the same levels, his WAR would be 30 percent higher, so about 1.5.
So the difference between 500-PA Cabrera and 500-PA Blanco is about 3 wins. Over the final 45 games there are maybe 180 PAs left for Cabrera/Blanco, so that's a difference of … what? … maybe one win? (And this isn't even taking into account that Blanco is actually better than Cabrera defensively.)
But one win is the difference between making the playoffs or not!
Yes, that's true. But this theoretical one win is the average. If the Giants played the final 45 games a million times with Cabrera and a million times with Blanco, on average they'd be one win better with Cabrera. But you know that there would be wide variations within that. Sometimes they'd be five wins better with Blanco, because even bad players get hot and good players get cold over short spans. It happens. Happens all the damn time.
We're talking about replacing 11 percent of a team's plate appearances over 25 percent of the season.
That's nothing.
Don't believe me? Look at the Reds. Did you realize that Joey Votto has been out for a month? What have the Reds done since he's been gone? They've gone 21-8!
That's a fluke, Jeff. They are not better without Joey Votto, and you're an idiot for suggesting it. It's just a small sample … oh wait!
So the point to all of this is you should step away from the ledge. The Giants did get worse yesterday. No question about it. But over 45 games (44 now, since they already lost their first post-Cabrera game on Wednesday), teams don't always play to the level of their talent.
I expect that the Giants will be in the race right till the end, just as I did before Cabrera got suspended. They may win and they may lose, but whatever happens is going to be determined on the virtual randomness of a few bounces here and there, or a few well-timed hits. That's what truly affects the outcome of those two or three or four games that will be difference between making the playoffs and not making it.
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I am more worried about the pitching, with the problems of Lincecum and the inconsistency of Zito and the problems in the bullpen. The Giants are not scoring a lot of runs, and probably will continue to do so. They will need to get better pitching or rather, more consistent pitching from top to bottom of the rotation.
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change everythingmy hips used to hurt!
I had entirely forgotten that until I read some old entries. Now, other parts of me hurt, for sure, but my hips have not really hurt at all since I started up again. I think the new shoes made a big difference (and of course, I'll probably need to replace them by next summer…they'll look fine but be all shocked out…that's one thing I still don't like).
I went again today, and it's remarkably easier. I've been doing a good job incorporating it into my mornings, and at least right now, I'm enjoying it more than the gym. I like that it's free, I like that it's getting easier, I like that it's been hot and I'm still doing it. So I guess I'm marking this as done. 4 years ago


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It was a night of orchestral and opera music, only the local symphony and opera company weren't involved.
It was "Fantasia" night at the Plaza Classic Film Festival, the sorcerer's cap on a day that explored the wonderful world of Disney.
It started in the morning with "Waking Sleeping Beauty," Don Hahn's 2009 doc about Disney's return to animation glory. It continued in the afternoon with a couple of cheesy '60s live-action family movies — the Hayley Mills comedy "The Parent Trap" (which was well attended) and the adventure "In Search of the Castaways" (which was not) — and concluded in the evening with what amounts to one of the first music videos ever made.
"Fantasia" has had an interesting life. It started out as one of Disney's "Silly Symphonies" — the "Sorcerer's Apprentice" segment — and turned into eight visual interpretations of different pieces of classical music performed by the Philadelphia Orchestra, conducted without a baton by Leopold Stokowski, and created by more than 1,000 artists and technical personnel.
It was Disney's third animated feature, an attempt to take classical music to a wider audience. It failed at first. Originally shown in 13 cities across the country beginning in late 1940, its commercial prospects were dampened by the war and the high cost of showing it.
It went into wide theatrical release in 1942, but didn't start to turn a profit until 1969 when pot-smoking, acid-dropping college kids embraced it.
"Fantasia" is considered one of Disney's great achievements, and one of the animated division's most experimental movies. It's also one of the studio's most inventive films.
There was a big crowd — 1,300 — for Wednesday's show at the Plaza Theatre; kids of all ages, really, from little ones getting exposed to the classical classic for the first time, to grayhairs (and no hairs) who grew up with it.
The buzz of anticipation was palpable from the first enthusiastic ovation PCFF artistic director Charles Horak received to introduce it. Judging by the oohs, aahs and pointing fingers, a showing of the theater's specially created "Western Skies" light and projection show made clear that many of the people in the historic movie palace were there for the first time, or at least the first time in many years.
The 1936 Disney short "Mickey's Grand Opera," was the perfect opening act for the two-hour marriage of symphonic music and animation that followed. Mickey Mouse (voiced by Walt Disney himself) conducts "Rigoletto," Goofy chases a magician named Hoodunit's rabbit and dove-spewing top hat and diva Clara Cluck, a chicken, and Donald Duck try to "sing" through the mayhem.
It was the first magical moment I've experienced at this year's fourth annual festival, when the CGI-weaned kids little kids in the crowd laughed in all the right spots. I got a little emotional just hearing it (maybe all these 13 hours days have something to do with that), not to mention teary-eyed from laughing.
By poking gentle fun at opera — with Clara clucking and Donald quacking their parts — it not only inroduced a lot of novices to that rarefied form of musical theater, but did so in a most effective way, through humor.
"Fantasia" takes a different tack, with composer and music critic Deems Taylor doing the professorial introductions and Stokowski and the Philadelphia orchestra providing the soundtrack for the eight segments created by that vast team of illustrators and others.
To illustrate the concept of creating images to music — and believe me, this is far more imaginative than your average music video today — Walt's crew starts with Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, the imagery slowly shifting away from shots of the musicians and their shadows to impressionistic animation.
The movie's best known segment, of course, is "The Sorcerer's Apprentice," in which a lazy Mickey enchants a broom to hoise water buckets for him, only to find his bit of magic goes awry. It clearly was one of the biggest audience pleasers of the night.
But there's so much more, like the inventive use of color flowers as ballet dancers in Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker Suite," the frolicking unicorns, centaurs and cupids (whose naked behinds drew plenty of giggles from the little ones) of Beethoven's Pastoral symphony and (my personal favorite), the dainty hippos, gawky ostriches and nimble elephants who humorously tiptoe and spin their ways through Amilcare Ponchielli's "Dance of the Hours."
Interestingly, the dissonant music of Stravinsky's ballet "Rite of Spring" lent itself to a literal portrayal of evolution theory, but also seemed to get under the kids' collective skin. There was more shuffling around, more anxiety, more noise beng generated by the youngest audience members during that piece.
Talk about your mass psychological experiments.
Restless kids aside, "Fantasia" is not only a movie that has gotten more interesting with time, the imagination with which Disney and his team interpreted these pieces from the classical repertoire seems more ingenious now than ever.
It's a wonderful world, indeed.
In other PCFF news:
• The third and fourth collectible programs debuted Wednesday. These feature Warholish images of Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall in "To Have and Have Not," which showed Aug. 5, and James Dean in "Rebel Without a Cause," which will be shown at 7 p.m. Aug. 12, with an introduction by screenwriter Stewart Stern and critic Leonard Maltin.
They join the first two covers — Harrison Ford's Indiana Jones from "Raiders of the Lost Ark," which shows at 6:30 and 9:15 pm. Aug. 11, and Marilyn Monroe in "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," which played opening, Aug. 4.
• You may have noticed that two previously announced guests have not shown up.
Nick Clooney, a hit at the last two festivals, had to cancel due to an illness in his family (not George, I'm told). And Boston Phoenix film critic Gerald Peary, who was here last year, had to bow out.
Chicago Sun-Times arts editor Laura Emerick, who is Roger Ebert's editor, stepped in to help fill the void. She introduced "In Search of the Castaways" and Orson Welles' "MacBeth" today.
She'll also talk about Shirley Temple's "The Little Princess" (3:30 p.m. Aug. 11 in the Philanthropy Theatre) and the Robert Aldrich-directed Mike Hammer film noir "Kiss Me Deadly" at 10 a.m. Aug. 12 in the Plaza.
• Originally, Boston trio the Alloy Orchestra was only announced to accompany the 1927 silent film, "Underworld," Josef von Sternberg's prototypical crime drama, at 7 p.m. Aug. 13 in the Plaza.
But the group also will perform original music to the Hans Richter experimental silent short "Filmstudie" at 10 p.m. Aug. 12, before the main attraction, Stanley Kubrick's "A Clockwork Orange."
No one under 15 will be admitted, BTW.
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Insider Trader is a column about professions by Basil "Euripides" Berntsen, who also writes Gold Capped about how to make money using the auction house. Email Basil your questions.
It's been pointed out before that I happen to use the very laziest of profession and auction alts: a level 65 death knight. Death knights start at 55 and can be facerolled to 65 with the least investment of time of any class. In my reply to that comment on the original post, you'll see my method: I never level anything except the character I plan on playing in the endgame. I'm a busy man, and among all the activities that can be done in World of Warcraft, I prioritize leveling just under patching my client and just above reputation grinding.
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NASA's 30-year shuttle program ended more than a year ago with Atlantis the last shuttle to orbit the Earth. Now, it's the last of three shuttles to leave the coop. Friday's one-way road trip over a mere 10 miles represents the closing chapter of what once was a passionate endeavor for so many.The latest wave of layoff notices struck the same day last month that a small group of journalists toured Atlantis' stripped-down crew compartment. The hangar was hushed, compared with decades past. Despite pleas from management to put on smiles, many of the technicians and engineers were in no mood for happy talk as reporters bustled about. The way many of these workers see it, they're being put out to pasture, too. Joe Walsh's walking papers are effective Dec. 7. "Pearl Harbor Day," the 29-year shuttle program veteran pointed out as he showed a reporter around the crew compartment. Three-hundred jobs are set to vanish by January, with more layoffs coming in the spring. Shuttle contractor United Space Alliance already has let go about 4,100 from Kennedy and its Florida environs since 2009. Just over 1,000 of its employees remain at the space center; at the height of the program there were 6,500. President George W. Bush, in 2004, ordered the end of the shuttle program, to be followed by a new moon exploration program named Constellation. But President Barack Obama axed Constellation and set NASA's long-term sights on asteroids and Mars, with private U.S. companies providing service to the International Space Station.
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> Peter, I visited the site and in the "Restaurant" part of the site
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> Ruth
Went and had a look......... and checked the menu.
It's one of the sides...........
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There are several varieties of scientific societies: multidisciplinary (American Association for the Advancement of Science; Sigma Xi—The Scientific Research Society), disciplinary (Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology), and targeted to a particular underrepresented group (Association for Women in Science; American Indian Science and Engineering Society). Whatever the type, these societies are voluntary organizations that reinforce professional identity, provide forums for face-to-face interaction, and represent a special kind of "club" for those who elect to join.
Many scientific disciplinary communities and their principal professional associations are wrestling now with their role in advancing education. Given the dominance of doctoral education in the sciences it is not surprising that these associations tend to reward behavior that validates contributions and status associated with that degree—primarily advancing knowledge through research and publication. For some, however, there is now at least some philosophical discussion of the place of education broadly construed in their mission. And for others, societies have moved further ahead, making this an important transition period, both generally and potentially for master's education.
Professional societies play a vital role in the lives of scientists. They bridge the world of education to the world of work by providing members—both individuals and organizations—with access and support. These societies serve as advocates, watchdogs, certification agents, clearinghouses, and recruitment and placement services. They monitor the match between skills and opportunities, supply and demand, the marketable and the actual market.
If scientific societies are integral to learning "what matters" to excel professionally, then their role in master's education will only grow through the 21st century. To accomplish this they may develop an overall strategy for addressing education, including master's education and the PSM, in their fields. To specifically further the PSM, they could create society-wide committees on master's education, dedicate conference sessions and presentations to master's education and PSM programs, recognize faculty who have led successful PSM programs, and serve as a field-specific clearinghouse of information on PSMs.
More broadly, the Commission on Professionals in Science and Technology (CPST) manages a clearinghouse on the latest data and information about master's education in science, mathematics, and engineering. It includes a database (http://sciencemasters.org/) of more than 2,000 programs from over 300 institutions as well as articles, tables, and data pertaining to science master's education and the master's workforce.
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On the back of "Jungle," and "Sleep," here is yet another advance listen of Ganglians' forthcoming double LP Still Living. "Drop The Act" is the sunniest yet, the most California classic pop of the bunch, with the sort of spritely, clear-eyed melodies popularized by the Beach Boys. It's cloudy and grey as hell in NYC; dropping this track on an overcast afternoon like this is our form of wishful thinking.
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I realize that it is very difficult to pinpoint the cause of
. I'm just wondering, for someone who hasn't had problems with
in the past like me, if I should be worried about something serious. And I'm also sick of being constantly drowsy on benadryl! Would a detox water fast help? I dunno.... any thoughts on the matter would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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For around three or four years now, I have been suffering from headaches some two hours or more after the consumption of any amount of
- although typically as few as two drinks upwards of any kind of alcohol. The headaches come on slowly but persistently and follow a line from the left side of my neck across the top of my head to just above the left eyebrow. They are not sharp pains but more of a constant 'throb' and can go on for hours.
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I'm a 29 y.o female who has had
9 months. When I first saw my doctor he gave me a course of steroids, that didn't help at all. I have tried all sorts of antihistamines... Zyrtec, Claritin and now i'm trying Chlor-Trimeton. All of them not helping much anymore. I have read article after article about hives and the more I read the more down I feel about it.. not being able to find a cause. I have had an allergy test and I have high allergy to dust mites.
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My 6 year old son has been getting
now everyday for about 2 months. He sounds a lot like your condition. When he plays really rough he gets hives. When he gets hot in school he gets hives. I am so worried that he has some sort of a medical condition that we don't know of that is causing these hives. Lately his eyes look sickly to me. I know I worry about him alot but after all he is my baby. I wish I had some answers.
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It sounds like you suffered acute alcohol poisening, and maybe your system is reacting alergically to the
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when I drank!
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In the beginning of my vacations I had diarrhea that lasted for 10 days (I thought it was due to a food
and lack of aftercare - I drank cocktails, ate everything a person with diarrhea shouldn't) but my feces remained soft (not diarrhea though) until I returned in my hometown. So I thought it was just traveller's diarrhea. A week after I returned home from vacation I started getting hives after the shower (no matter what the water temperature).
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allergy would be very uncommon. This involves your immune system where in it mistakenly identifies a specific food or a component of that food as a harmful substance. Signs and symptoms of allergy include tingling in the mouth, hives, breathing difficulties, and swelling of your lips, tongue or throat. Take care and keep us posted.
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I do feel full more often, even if I haden't eaten anything. Could food
of some sort cause this? Could I be lactose intolerant? What? I'm not having fun eating anymore.
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In the beginning of my vacations I had diarrhea that lasted for 10 days (I thought it was due to a food
and lack of aftercare - I drank cocktails, ate everything a person with diarrhea shouldn't) but my feces remained soft (not diarrhea though) until I returned in my hometown. So I thought it was just traveller's diarrhea. A week after I returned home from vacation I started getting hives after the shower (no matter what the water temperature).
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(the over the counter creams and antihistamines are useless for these rashes) If not, perhaps give the dermatologist a call and suggest them to him/her. My rash took off on about week 10 (
, all sizes of red bumps, flat red patches, red skin). What finally got it under control was Hydroxyzine 50 mg every 6 hours, clobetesol soln., and Fluocinonide ointment. The rash is systemic which is why Hydroxyzine tabs help so much.
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One reason I am concerned is about three years ago I drank too much two times to the point that I think I had
. I hardly ever drink, maybe once a month but can you damage your liver in a night of binge drinking to the point that you would get cirrhosis? I drank a whole bottle of wine in about 30 mins :( Do you think it would be serious if just a few weeks ago my Calcium and Blood Protein was normal and now it is not. Could medications like Omnicef cause this increase?
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The gamma part of the test is the one that shows intake of substances that the body cannot deal with. Usually it is excessive
or drugs that cause this part of the liver test to be high. A normal alcoholic will have a reading of 4 to 6 time the normal level. My reading for the gamma is a massive 10 times what it should be.
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I quit when it seemed like my body could not procees the
, kinda like not processing the meds and become allergic to them. I do not take pain meds as I don't like the way I feel on them and I have a 11 year old to take care of. Mothers side of family consists of over 100 people living and NOTHING like I have effects any of them. DO NOT know my BIO father. Diagnosis so far: FIBRO, Graves disease raidioactivated gland on Active duty (now hypothryroid on meds .
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age 4 double phnemonia (doctors thought polio - couldn't walk) 8 tonsillectomy 15 thyroid surgery 20 kidney stones 21 lyme disease 23 gallbladder surgery 29 kidney stones 31 paracarditis 33 migraine headaches (started after auto accident) 38 hystorectomy 39 kidney stones 41 bacterial meningitis 42 post tramatic stress + symptoms from auto accident 43
43-45 major dental surgery abcess on one tooth 46 diagnosised with Fibromyalgia 47 Restless
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A great number of people mention headaches, seizures, mental confusion or memory loss,
, and gastrointestinal problems (among others). This begs the question... If aspartame earned over a billion dollars in 1996, and if it is truly "safe", what can possibly be the Monsanto, Searle, NutraSweet objection against ONE more test to PROVE it?
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A great number of people mention headaches, seizures, mental confusion or memory loss,
, and gastrointestinal problems (among others). This begs the question... If aspartame earned over a billion dollars in 1996, and if it is truly "safe", what can possibly be the Monsanto, Searle, NutraSweet objection against ONE more test to PROVE it?
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I'm broken out in
..... not unbearable, but bad enough it wakes me up at night. Plan to buy some benadryl to help the itching.... I have chronic Hep B, with a high viral load..... otherwise healthy. A specialty company that searches for hep B patients sought me out to donate, as the use my plasma for test kits to train healthcare providers how to read test results...... It's a good thing, but here's the deal....... I GET $400.00 per donation... yes four hundred dollars, US currency.......
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I have sun
, something which is extremely weird considering that im Argentinian and dark skinned. This whole business of sun reactions is really shocking! WHATS WRONG WITH THE WORLD!? WHY IS THIS HAPPENING ALL OF A SUDDEN??? Eddie M.
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I finally looked up my symptoms online and came across a website about carbon monoxide
. I bought a test for the home and put it in my car. Sure enough, my car had been emitting these poisons. I then began to think back to when I was the most sick and I, too, almost passed out in my car. If they test you for it, it will be through blood work. However, I think the carbon monoxide leaves the body and can be difficult to find after a certain amount of time surpasses.
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I have the same bumps, and just like Smoran they mainly show up on my right leg, near the ankle. I have been applying
thinking that would help it dry out, and have had nod luck. Just started a cortizone treatment, still waiting on results for that.
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Since this is the worst it's ever been (which indicates I've been building up worse reactions to contact with this 'allergen' and means it will get worse - actually developed
on my skin and it started to wrap around my thumbs to the sides of my hands and up my wrists - was using a stiff brush to itch after trying the desk corner and my finger nails - kids found the dog brush in their efforts to assist - thank you thank you thank you!).
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and labled danger/poison. Maybe if the child suffering with (PLEVA) just rubbing
will give them some comfort.
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Yesterday, I couldn't get enough of it. I find it interesting that people are sharing that it causes
. Which I have had a lot of in the last year. I came up with allergy to liquid adhesive that happended more then once and so my sensitivity to things is high. How do you figure out foresure of having a caffine allergy? How or what do I replace it with.
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I chalked it up to our arguement. At this point I dropped ALL
, ALL chocolate, ALL white flour and unnecessary sugar, corn syrup, etc from my diet. So far (it's been since Jauary) I have lost 15 lbs without increasing my exercise, just from diet alone. Wish I could have done this WITHOUT the palps:) *to be continued in the comments section- it exceeded the "8000 character limit".
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The first week I started itching really bad, even after washing. I broke out in
and itches until there was near blood. Sounds gross, but I had a reaction to SOMETHING in th bra. I called the store and spoke to someone, and she was very rude. She informed me I could bring the bra back, but she would have to mark it as damage and give me only store credit.
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Alot of people here have it and everybody seems to get it for different reasons. I think that it's much like
, where people can get them from freaking out or from an actual allergic reaction.
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I used to have this, I found it was definatly the Meds, and differant ones can do it, try if you can without them and see if it makes a differance SSRIs do it and stomach Gerd Meds can, I also found some of the natural Remedys like 5HTP and Sam-E did it aswell its like an internal trembling, it was definatly the stuff I took causing it, I havent had it for ages and I take nothing now even though I have Hives, the last anti Histimine was the same.
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Hi, This does seem to be an allergic reaction which is manifesting as rash/
are raised, often itchy, red welts on the surface of the skin. When you have an allergic reaction to a substance, histamine and other chemicals are released into your bloodstream, causing itching, swelling, and other symptoms. The common triggers are medications, foods (shellfish, fish, nuts, eggs, milk, and other foods), pollen and insect bites.
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Given the burden of history and extended conflict, negotiating with Pakistan has never been easy. But unlike his predecessors, Singh has certainly had more opportunities to take important steps forward but could not convert them into practical results, thanks to the dissipating domestic political consensus on Pakistan.
Rajiv Gandhi reached out to General Zia-ul-Haq during 1985-88 and made an all-out bid to seek a rapprochement with Benazir Bhutto, who succeeded the military dictator. By the time Rajiv�s tenure came to an end in 1989, the relationship with Pakistan was in tatters as the Pakistan army, flush with a newly minted nuclear deterrent, fanned the flames of insurgency in Kashmir with impunity.
A decade later, Atal Bihari Vajpayee faced a daunting challenge as cross-border terrorism from Pakistan acquired great intensity. At the same time, the international pressures to mediate on Kashmir acquired some traction. He had to reverse the Pakistani aggression in Kargil in the summer of 1999 and manage the prolonged military confrontation that followed the terror attack on Parliament in December 2001.
Vajpayee, however, kept faith with the proposition that changing the relationship with Pakistan was in India�s national security interest. After trial and error � which included his visit to Lahore in February 1999 and the invitation to General Pervez Musharraf to visit Agra in July 2001 � Vajpayee successfully hammered out a framework for building peace with Pakistan when he travelled to Islamabad in January 2004. Meanwhile, Vajpayee�s significant outreach to the United States helped make Washington neutral on the Kashmir question and reduce the international pressures on India.
The Vajpayee-Musharraf framework involved three elements: Pakistan army reins in cross-border terrorism, India negotiates on Kashmir, and the two sides put in place expansive confidence-building measures. The most important of these was the agreement in November 2003 to observe a ceasefire on


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