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I've been in Melbourne for a few days, to celebrate my son's 21st birthday. I took he and my daughter to Counting House, a French restaurant in Mornington, for a birthday lunch. The restaurant is a heritage-listed, huge old weatherboard house – room upon room with hallways and a big front verandah/decking. The weather was lovely so we were able to sit out the front, very pleasant indeed.
We chose the $30 per head, 2 course + glass of wine option. I went for an entree and a main, and both of the kids had a main and a dessert. My entree (duck liver parfait) was delicious, a light and creamy pate with homemade brioche slices and a very rich caramelised onion chutney.
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Dessert chosen was the cheese platter x 2 – small but elegant and apparently the French triple brie was delightful.
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Use of the Westerman Aboriginal Symptoms Checklist - Youth (WASC-Y) to screen for mental health problems in Indigenous youth in custody
The primary aim of this study was to screen for mental health problems in Australian Indigenous young people in a youth detention centre using the Westerman Aboriginal Symptoms Checklist - Youth (WASC-Y).
Over the study period, all Indigenous young people admitted into custody were referred for screening with the WASC-Y, a culturally validated five-scaled instrument developed to identify Indigenous young people at risk for a range of mental health or substance abuse problems. The WASC-Y also incorporates a separate scale for cultural resilience.
High levels of mental health and substance abuse problems were reported, with 94.6% of males and 100% of females surveyed screening above the designated clinical cut-off on at least one scale. Based on moderate/medium levels of risk, 27.7% screened positive for depression, 34.0% for suicide ideation or intent, 89.4% for substance use, 36.2% for impulsivity, and 68.1% for symptoms of anxiety. Females screened higher than males across all five subscales, though differences reached statistical significance only for suicidal ideation or intent. Cultural resilience as a protective factor for mental health problems (excluding substance abuse) approached clinical significance.
Given their pervasively high levels of psychological distress, it is recommended that on admission into custody all Indigenous youth are referred for a mental health assessment and substance abuse counselling. It is important to assess for culturally resiliency or other strengths that may be protective against mental health problems.
Stephen Leslie Stathis
Child and Family Therapy Unit, Child & Family Therapy Unit, Royal Childrens Hospital, Herston QLD
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Mental Health Alcohol Tobacco and Other Drugs Service, Fortitude Valley QLD
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Golzari, M., Hunt, S. J., & Anoshiravani, A. (2006). The health status of youth in juvenile detention facilities. Journal of Adolescent Health, 38, 776-782.
Grisso, T., Barnum, R., Fletcher, K. E., Cauffman, E., & Peuschold, D. (2001). Massachusetts Youth Screening Instrument for mental health needs of juvenile justice youths. Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, 40, 541-548.
Indig, D., Vecchiato, C., Haysom, L., Beilby, R., Carter, J., Champion, U., et al. (2011). 2009 NSW young people in custody health survey: Full report. Sydney, NSW: Justice Health and Juvenile Justice.
Letters, P., & Stathis, S. L. (2004). A mental health and substance abuse service for a youth detention centre. Australasian Psychiatry, 2, 126-129.
Memmot, P., Stacy, R., Chambers, C., & Keys, C. (2000). Violence in Indigenous communities. Canberra, ACT: Crime Prevention Branch, Attorney General's Department.
Rutter, M. (2006). Implications of resilience concepts for scientific understanding. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1094, 1-12.
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OTTAWA — Public Safety Minister Vic Toews has dismissed an internal government memo that suggests scrapping the long-gun registry could result in an increase in firearms trafficking across the border.
He made the comments Tuesday during a House of Commons committee hearing on Bill C-19 which seeks to end the $2-billion registry and destroy all trace of its existence.
The memo, marked "secret" and written by Mark Potter — a senior public safety adviser — for the assistant deputy minister, talks about "potential implications" related to abolishing the gun registry.
He argued that eliminating the registry could result in the illegal importation of firearms as it would also eliminate the verification process that ensures importers are legally licensed to possess the non-restricted firearms they are trying to bring across the border.
"In (the) absence of verification or an alternative physical inspection of every imported firearm to determine classification, it is possible that restricted and prohibited firearms enter into Canada, either intentionally or otherwise, under the representation of being 'non-restricted,' " he wrote.
"Such a loophole could facilitate unregistered prohibited and restricted firearms trafficking into and through Canada."
The memo was prepared during the last Parliament when the House was debating a private member's bill considered the precursor to the government bill currently up for debate.
It was among nearly 1,000 pages of government records obtained through access to information by the National Firearms Association and posted on the organization's website.
On Tuesday, Toews called the analysis "factually flawed" and "incorrect" and said he's asked his deputy minister to look into it.
"The analysis of whether or not something is restricted or prohibited or a non-restricted firearm has nothing to do with the registry," he said.
"That's an analysis that the officer makes at the border and elsewhere throughout the country. Tying that to C-19 is a bit of a red herring."
The memo also raised concerns about the ability of law enforcement officials to link individuals to non-restricted firearms found, for instance, at the scene of a crime since the registry eliminated a requirement that businesses keep records of all firearms-related transactions.
"This would significantly compromise law enforcement's ability to trace firearms domestically or support international tracing efforts in relation to gun crime involving non-restricted firearms," Potter wrote.
"In such a scenario, Canada would no longer meet its international commitments relating to firearms tracing and record keeping."
Blair Hagen, a spokesman for the National Firearms Association — which supports scrapping the long-gun registry and has gone a step further in calling on the government to get rid of licensing as well — said he posted the memo as it "demonstrates the mindset of the firearms bureaucracy," that doesn't trust lawful gun owners and believes their intentions are "less than noble."
He calls the allegations in the memo "offensive" and argues scrapping the registry won't affect border controls as people will still be required to obtain export and import permits.
During Tuesday's meeting, Toews found himself on the hot seat trying to defend his government's plan. He blamed New Democrats for confusing gun control with the registry and dismissed several examples of the registry's effectiveness put forward by Liberal Francis Scarpaleggia
Scarpaleggia noted the RCMP recently tracked down 50 long-guns that were allowed into Canada only to be recalled because they were re-classified as restricted.
"Without the registry, how would police know where to address those letters?"
He also suggested police stopped a potential copy-cat following the Dawson College shooting thanks to the registry.
Toews argued the same information that enabled RCMP officers to find the imported weapons is available through sales records and that the very idea that police might be alerted to a dangerous individual due to the registry "doesn't make any sense."
The government has promised to use its majority in the House of Commons to abolish the registry, which it says targets law abiding gun owners and does nothing to prevent crime or protect front-line police officers.
The issue has divided rural and urban Canadians and several provinces and police groups have argued against it. Quebec and Ontario have both asked for access to the data so they can start their own provincial registries, but the bill promises to destroy the information.
The government has said the legislation will not affect registration requirements for restricted and prohibited firearms. Gun owners will also still be required to pass a police background check and a firearms safety course and they will have to comply with all safe storage and transportation requirements.


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I was first introduced to Humanism in kindergarten. Our Sunday school class had just sung "Jesus Loves Me" when our kindly Unitarian minister came in and told us how lovely our singing was. Then he asked what the song meant to us and he told us that it was a song about love-not the same kind of love that our parents give us, but a wonderful kind of love for everyone that a man named Jesus, now dead, tried to teach when he was alive. He told us that the Bible is a book that tells stories about some of the ways Jesus showed his love for people, and that there are also many other books that teach us about love. He said we do not belong to Jesus-maybe to our parents, but our bodies and our ideas can not be owned by anyone except ourselves. And he said that we should never think of ourselves as weak. For if we try, we can do and be almost anything we want. We do not need to have someone like Jesus look after us; we can take responsibility for our own lives and accomplish marvelous things.
This is such a sensible and simple philosophy that I remember it still, and I have followed it since. In that brief conversation with a group of children, the minister managed to cover the basic tenets of Humanism:
However, I did not learn everything I needed to know about Humanism while in kindergarten. Through my years of religious education in various Unitarian churches, I felt the affirming love of a religion that had a deep concern for the worth and dignity of all people-including me. I learned to affirm and celebrate life in this world and to work for the betterment of the world and its people. I was nurtured by the feeling that I had the potential and the freedom to experience all kinds of things, to enjoy life and liberty, and to explore many different ideas. I was encouraged to use my mind, to question even the seemingly obvious, and to trust in my own experiences and perceptions.
As I became more involved in the world, I came to value many expressions of the human spirit and the power of human imagination. I appreciate art, music, poetry, drama, and literature. I came to realize that creativity is best nurtured in a climate of freedom where innovation is esteemed. I am glad to have a religion that encourages me to explore and express my aesthetic and sensual side, and to open my heart and mind to the fullness of life in all its aspects.
During the years of my formal education, I particularly valued that Humanism honors reason and encourages integrity. I liked that it invited me to think for myself, to explore, challenge, and doubt; to approach the important questions of life with an openness to new ideas and different perspectives; and then to test these ideas against reality, filter new knowledge through my own active mind, and believe according to the evidence. Humanism provided me with the "tools" I would use to pursue the "free and responsible search for truth and meaning." It invited me to ask about each idea, "Is it reasonable and responsible to believe this? Does it make sense in terms of what is known about the world and the universe?" This is not to suggest that we do not also learn and gain insights from intuition, hunches, flashes of inspiration, even emotion or unexplainable experiences—we do. But when making important decisions that will affect ourselves and others, it behooves us to test our perceptions against reality.
This testing led me to realize that we are all connected to the world, the cosmos, and everything therein. I discovered that Humanism teaches that our well-being and our very existence depend upon the web of life in ways we are only beginning to understand, that our place in nature has to be in harmony with it. Humanism leads me to find a sense of wider relatedness with all the world and its peoples, and it calls me to work for a sound environment and a humane civilization. Because everything is interconnected, I cannot be concerned with my own life and the future of humanity without also being concerned about the future of the planet.
My Humanist religion also prods me to consider the moral principles by which I should live. Humanist ethics, based on love and compassion for humankind and for nature, place the responsibility on humanity for shaping the destiny and future direction of the world. I am called to find my better self and to try to become the best person I can be. Humanism also makes me aware of the existence of moral dilemmas and the need to be very careful and intentional in my moral decision-making, for every decision and action has a consequence now and for the future. I am compelled by my own analysis of the world situation to become involved in service for the greater good of humanity, recognizing that things are changing so quickly that an open-ended approach to solving social problems is needed.
As I grow older, I appreciate more and more the need for a spiritual life. I find my spirituality mostly in using my intelligence and creativity to try to build an enduring peace and beauty in my life. My Humanist belief helps me to see that to be honest with myself, to face life openly, and to be loyal to high ideals is to be spiritual. There is a unique spark of divinity in each of us by virtue of our human endowment; we need only try to find it. My search for that spark within me gives me constant challenge and consoling calm.
Finally, I have come to respect the important role Humanist principles have played in history. From classical Greece through the Renaissance, the Enlightenment, and the modern age of science, there has been a grandeur in Humanism that has animated some of the most influential people and generated some of the most enduring ideals. I have been particularly inspired by the very Humanist sentiments of the women ministers in Iowa at the end of the last century, and I am proud to play a small part in continuing their legacy.
These are some of the things I have learned since kindergarten, and some of the reasons I am proud and happy to be a Unitarian Universalist Humanist. It is a religious perspective for those who are in love with life, and one that I embrace joyously.
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Rivals: Two stars (2006)
Scout.com: One star (2006)
ESPN: No. 43 overall wide receiver (2006)
Honors: Class 4A All-State as senior ... Two-time All-Area and All-TriState ... Chattanooga Times Free Press 2005 All-North Georgia.
Stats: As a senior in 2005, accounted for more than 1,700 all-purpose yards and 15 touchdowns ... Caught 41 passes for 704 yards and seven touchdowns to go with 947 rushing yards and eight touchdowns ... As a junior, caught 49 passes for 912 yards and eight touchdowns ... Also in 2004, carried the ball 12 times for 187 yards.
Misc: Originally signed with Tennessee in 2006 and has four years to play four years ... Three-year high school starter at wide receiver ... Offensive captain and offensive MVP senior season ... Also started at defensive back as sophomore in 2003 ... Three-year letterwinner in track and field ... Events included 100M, 200M, 4x100M and 4x400M ... Top time in 100M was 10.5 seconds ... Redshirted 2007 season at Coffeyville Community College ... Coach at Dalton High School: Ronnie McClurg ... Coach at Coffeyville Community College: Jeff Leiker ... Full name: Stephaun Bershaud Raines ... Born: June 16, 1988.
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Days Inn - Kelowna features a spa tub and a seasonal outdoor pool. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. This Kelowna hotel also offers multilingual staff, coffee/tea in the lobby, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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War stories of 'Black Watch' are explosively intimate
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Cameron Barnes stars as Macca in National Theatre of Scotland's production of "Black Watch," presented by Chicago Shakespeare Theater at the Broadway Armory, Oct. 10–21, 2012.
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"No, you do NOT understand," shouts one of the emotionally battered young soldiers in Gregory Burke's "Black Watch" who is being interviewed about his service in 2004 in the war in Iraq, where he was part of the fabled Scottish regiment of the title.
He is right, of course. For it is not just the nightmarish mixture of boredom, bravado, homesickness, horniness, nerves, idiocy and terror, or even the metabolism-shifting response to ear-shattering bombs — all of which are a part of war. You might get closer to the insanity of it all by knowing something about the absolute horror of seeing your mates blown to bits by a suicide bomber — a woman who has been stopped at a checkpoint. But even then, you're still not really quite there.
I have been thinking about the emotional minefields planted in "Black Watch" ever since the Chicago Shakespeare Theater first presented this devastating National Theater of Scotland production at the Broadway Armory in March 2011.
Watching Wednesday night's return engagement of the enthralling mix of grand-scale spectacle and intimate storytelling — a testament to both dramatic invention and physical expressiveness — I began to make a list of unforgettable moments in this 110-minute intermissionless work, which is based on interviews with former soldiers but which goes far beyond "testimony." It was a very long list. Every scene grabbed hold. As directed by John Tiffany and choreographed by Steven Hoggett (who subsequently teamed on the unique Tony Award-winning Broadway musical "Once"), "Black Watch" becomes a hybrid of pure theater, cinematic motion and the powerhouse balletics of military life. It creates a language of its own, just as war does.
The production is set in motion in a pub, where ex-soldier Cammy (the small, fleet, marvelously intense Ryan Fletcher) has gathered some pals around a pool table. They are expecting a sexy young woman from the theater to interview them. They get a shy guy (Robert Jack, who later plays a steely young sergeant) carrying a messenger bag.
Before long, the pool table becomes a berm, or a coffin, or the truck in which five men spend endless days knowing that an improvised explosive device could well be waiting for them on the road. They are sitting ducks.
Of course the obscenities (which sound better with a heavy brogue) fly at every turn — whether at the meaninglessness of orders on paper, or the command to rid the barracks of "pornographic" pictures, or the fantasies of unattainable favorite foods. Letters from home trigger a haunting quiet moment as the men stand apart, using nothing but small gestures to suggest their immense longing, loneliness, heartbreak. An extended "dance" of hand-to-hand combat suggests that what might be boys "playing rough" in basic training can easily turn into men at war. And as Cammy is continually dressed in updated uniforms, these latest members of the Black Watch recount how soldiers in this centuries-old regiment have seen combat in every corner of the world, even if they have particular vitriol for THIS expedition, in which they are backing the Americans. As one of them says, they are fighting for "porn and petrol." (The politics get far more pointed than that, too.)
Along the way, with little more than Laura Hopkins' scaffolding-and-"barracks box" for a set (and with brilliant sound by Gareth Fry and lighting by Colin Grenfell), Davey Anderson's superb musical scoring counters the blasts in an entirely organic way.
In the show's breathtaking finale, the cast of 10 (which effortlessly suggests hundreds and includes Fletcher, Jack, Chris Starkie as the short-fused Stewarty, and Cameron Barnes, Scott Fletcher, Andrew Fraser, Stephen McCole, Adam McNamara, Richard Rankin and Gavin Jon Wright), breaks into a grueling maneuver, alternately marching in formation, falling and getting hauled back into high-stepping line. By then you might still not fully understand what it means to be in the war zone, but without doubt you are profoundly changed.
Note: Now onstage through Oct. 28 at Chicago Shakespeare's Upstairs Theater at 800 E. Grand on Navy Pier is yet another production by the National Theater of Scotland — "The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart." It's a real doozy. So if you start to hear bagpipes, rest easy: It's nothing more than a Scottish cultural invasion.


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On Saturday, May 5, members of the Pushmataha County Sportsman Club held a team bass tournament on Hugo Lake. Twenty-seven anglers competed in the tournament. The lake level was near normal and the weather was cooperating with clear to party cloudy skies, warm temperatures and breezy conditions. These conditions allowed a few anglers to put together some nice stringers of bass.
On Tuesday May 8, 2012, the students participating in the Special Olympics will travel to Stillwater to compete in the State Special Olympics games. Students will compete in track events such as the 50 meter dash, the 25 meter partner walk, the standing long jump, the softball throw and the turbo javelin . This group of students have raised money throughout the year by growing and selling plants, working concession stands, and with business and personal sponsors.
Members of the Pushmataha County 4-H recently competed in the S.E. District Shooting Sports Archery Contest in McAlester. Several of the members attending from Pushmataha County placed in the competition.
Members of the Pushmataha County Sportsman Club held the 41st Annual Big Bass Rodeo on April 21st and 22nd. The big bass tournament was held on Pine Creek Lake. Fifty-five boats with over one hundred anglers were entered in the event. Cash prizes and trophies were awarded to the top five finishers.
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Members of the Pushmataha County Junior Bassmasters Club will travel to Lake Eufaula on Sunday, April 29, 2012 to compete in the 2012 Oklahoma B.A.S.S. Federation Nation Junior Bassmasters State Tournament.
Six members of the club qualified to compete in this year's event. In the 11-14 year age group, Jake Nabors and Jordan Haddox will be competing. Four members qualified in the 15-18 year age group. They are Dillan Holiman, Chelsi Thomas, Jessie Shrader and David Atwood.
If you enjoy bass fishing, winning cash, prizes and trophies, then you might want to enter in this year's Big Bass Rodeo. The Pushmataha County Sportsman Club will host the 41st Annual Big Bass Rodeo on April 21-22 at Pine Creek Lake. This is the oldest, continuous running big bass tournament in the state and quite possibly the nation. This is the club's only fund raising event.
Last Saturday night, coaches, players, parents, and friends gathered to celebrate this 2011/2012 Basketball season. The LadyCats finished their season with a 2nd place trophy from the Talihina Tournament, a Championship Trophy from the Tushka Tournament, Championship trophy from our Antlers Festival, and a District Championship Trophy.
Our Bearcats walked away from this season with a 2nd place trophy from the Tushka Tournament, and Championships of Antlers Festival. Awards received at this year's banquet included:
On Saturday, April 7, thirty members of the Pushmataha County Sportsman Club competed in bass tournament held on Sardis Lake. It was either feast or famine for most the anglers. Those that were able to locate some bass were able to put together nice stringers while others had difficulty in finding a single keeper.
The Rattan Junior High Baseball team has won their second 1st place trophy of the year at the Hugo Jr. High baseball tournament. In the tournament, the team defeated Atoka, Hugo and Broken Bow. Pictured (L to R) are: Front Row: James England, Will Lewis, Dakota Cogburn, Roho Chandler, Alex Clay, Gavin Birchfield, Max Pruitt, Easton Winship, Jarrett Scott, Gage Haddox; Back Row: Coach Michael Clay, Jimmy Harvey, Jacob Parson, Reed Shaw, Conner Copeland, Hayden Farmer, Jordon Haddox, Cameron Carter, Tanner Woodruff, Braden Dennison, Logan Tomlinson and Coach Ryan Cordell.
On Saturday, March 17, 2012, the Pushmataha County Junior Bassmasters and Conservation Club held its first fishing tournament of the 2012 season. The tournament was sponsored by the Mills & Coffey Funeral Home in Antlers. The local business donated money that was used to purchase prizes for each youth contestant in the tournament. It was an adult/youth team tournament and was held at McGee Creek Lake. Launch time was at 8:00 a.m. with the weigh-in being held at 2:00 p.m. at the Buster Hight Ramp.


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Beatrice Country Club's 18-hole course unfurls across 7,169 yards of Nebraska countryside for a par 72 course that blends elements of woodland golf and a traditional, links-style layout. The majority of the course's fairways tunnel through tight tree lines that temper aggressive impulses at the tee box like a caddy studying to be an anger-management therapist. Encroaching timbers vanish for a stretch, during which relatively open fairways run alongside water hazards and thickets of tall grass, affecting the landscape of golf's seminal Scottish links. With five tee options, the course caters to clubbers of all stripes. Arching drives trace the sky at the onsite driving range, where duffers prepare for their round and practice balls efficiently sign waivers before launching themselves into the stratosphere.
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While teaching jazz dance in the 1960s, Judi Sheppard Missett decided to step away from tradition by offering an experimental class that allowed her students to simply dance without the judgment of mirrors or the constraints of rigid technique. In these sessions, she began infusing popular dance moves with specific fitness workouts to forge a distinctive blend of cardio exercise, strength training, and dance instruction. Little did she know that this "just for fun" class was the prototype for what would become the national fitness sensation known as Jazzercise.
Today, Jazzercise takes its aerobic techniques from a variety of sources that include jazz dance, hip-hop, resistance training, Pilates, yoga, and kickboxing. The class formats, which vary according to different toning goals, are just as diverse as the program's move set. Two-time Dancing with the Stars champion Cheryl Burke is a big fan of the improvisational routines, although her advanced skills aren't needed to get the most out of classes. Instructors cultivate a noncompetitive atmosphere where all exercisers—with the exception of those marked as cursed by jazz-hand palm readers—are welcome regardless of age, build, or fitness background.
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Angie Lewis never considered herself an artist. When she first began dabbling with paint, she found herself overwhelmed by choices. After fretting over what paintbrush to use and what brand of paint to buy, she eventually gave up and stuffed her art supplies—and her creativity—in the back of her closet.
They remained there until one day, while visiting friends in Denver, Angie attended an "entertainment-style" art class. It had music, wine, and a casual "it's OK to mess up" vibe, and Angie knew she just had to bring the concept home with her to Nebraska. And thus The Corky Canvas was born, a place where friends and artists of all skill levels gather with paintbrushes in one hand, and wine glasses in the other. At two Corky Canvas locations, Angie and her team of instructors lead groups through nightly featured painting, private parties, team buildings, and more. Painters are always welcome to change the colors of their class's suggested design, or to even paint something new entirely, following the whims of their creative spirits.
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Nico Rosberg reckons the Yeongam circuit "suits" his W03 despite overheating the rear tyres.
Rosberg and his team-mate Michael Schumacher finished Friday's practices for the Korean Grand Prix seventh and fifth on the timesheets respectively.
Mixing it behind the Red Bulls with the Ferraris and McLarens, Rosberg says Mercedes have cause to be happy.
"It's been a good day for us; I think we've made some good progress," said the German.
"Michael had some new things on the car - some small things to try - and they seemed to work well.
So I think maybe a little bit of an upward trend for us today and going in the right direction on this track [which] I think suits us a little bit more."
As for tyre wear, Rosberg believes Mercedes are looking good despite a bit of overheating of his rear Pirellis.
"Tyre-wise it's wearing quite well. I mean we're overheating [the tyres] a little bit in the long run, but it's okay. I think this circuit suits our car quite well."
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. City officials are hoping to increase security on Beale Street with the addition of dozens of cameras.
Jon Shivers with Performa Entertainment, which manages the historic district, says that there are now about 55 cameras on Beale Street.
Shivers says the cameras are intended to discourage crime and other disturbances, but also have a record if they occur. Police have responded to a number of fights in the area in recent months.
"We'll have security guards and personnel actually watching the cameras on a day and nightly basis to kind of survey the whole street and alley ways," Shivers said.
Last week, Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. said he wants to add three blocks to the district and take the street to the Mississippi River. He says the current boundaries of the entertainment section of Beale Street are too constrictive.
The City of Memphis will have control of Beale Street within two months and that's when the city will get to work.
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Robin Kundis Craig is the William H. Leary Professor of Law at the University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law in Salt Lake City, Utah, where she is also affiliated with the Wallace Stegner Center for Land, Resources, and the Environment. Professor Craig specializes in all things water, including the relationships between climate change and water; water and energy; the Clean Water Act; the intersection of water issues and land issues; marine biodiversity and marine protected areas; water law; and the relationships between environmental law and public health. She is the author or co-author of five books: The Clean Water Act and the Constitution (ELI 2nd Ed. 2009), Environmental Law in Context (Thomson/West 3rd Ed. 2012), Toxic and Environmental Torts (Thomson/West 2010), Comparative Ocean Governance: Place-Based Protections in an Era of Climate Change (Edward Elgar 2012), and Modern Water Law (Foundation Press, forthcoming 2013). She has also written over 50 law review articles and book chapters. She was appointed to three successive National Research Council committees on the Clean Water Act and the Mississippi River; has consulted on water quality issues with the government of Victoria, Australia, and the Council on Environmental Cooperation in Montreal, Quebec, Canada; and was one of 12 marine educators chosen to participate in a 2010 program in the Papahanamokuakea Marine National Monument, spending a week on Midway Atoll. Professor Craig also serves as Co-Chair of the ABA Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources' Water Resources Committee and as a consultant to the Environmental Defense Fund; she will also serve as the Chair of the 2015 ABA SEER Water Law Conference. At the University of Utah, she teaches Environmental Law, Water Law, Ocean & Coastal Law, Toxic Torts, and Property.


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Local author Justin Wilson has recently penned his first published book, Shadow Strike. It's a milestone for Wilson, a college student who began writing at the age of 13. He was diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome as a child. He hopes to convey a message to others with the condition, that anything is possible. He shares on his new action thriller, it's characters, and his literary inspirations.
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This is my first year applying for the NELRP but I have known about it for about 3 years, I just recently got a job at a facility they recognize. I was wondering if anyone here has applied before and is the process really as... Read More
- 1Mar 7, '13 by wife&mommyRNThanks CHCRN!!!!! That link really helps to ease some of my anxiety Notifications are still in Sept/ Oct, but I see many past recipients were notified starting in August (being hopeful
- 0Mar 7, '13 by wife&mommyRNEverytime I try to activate the participant account, it won't let me. Anyone else having this problem?
- 0Mar 10, '13 by StaceeRNQuote from ricki76They have always allowed consolidated loans, as long as they are consolidated before the application deadline OR after you are awarded (do not consolidate between the two) AND the loans that were consolidated were acquired by you to go towards your nursing degree (can't include spouse's loans or loans acquired for a different degree in the consolidation.)Hi, this is my second time applying for the program, didn't get it last year. It really does take as long as they say, I believe I got my rejection email in September. They don't tell you why you didn't qualify, but I'm sure mine is because I work at a non-DSH hospital and so I'm in tier 4. I don't actually know how many tiers they got to last year but I'm guessing most of the awards were in tier 1 or 2. I have a high debt:income ratio but since I work at a non-DSH I am thinking I'm not super likely to get it this year but it doesn't hurt to apply anyways. I figure I'll keep applying every year until the loans are payed off....
One thing I noticed is different this year is that they used to not accept loans that had been consolidated, now you can have consolidated loans but they must have been consolidated before the application was submitted.
- 0Mar 30, '13 by josienurseHi there! I'm in the waiting club too! In reading last year's thread, seems like some people noticed changes with their application in late march or early april....anyone seen anything?
- 0Mar 31, '13 by mschyckrnQuote from josienurseHi there! I'm in the waiting club too! In reading last year's thread, seems like some people noticed changes with their application in late march or early april....anyone seen anything?
What kind of changes would we see? I have seen under review since the day after the deadline date. Is this your first time applying? Its kind of nerve wrecking. I want to go on and check everday and I know most people said you won't hear anything until after June. I'm really hoping this year is different.
- 0Apr 1, '13 by josienurseYeah this is my first year and I'm worried I somehow didn't do it right. And for some reason my facility's rating wasn't updated since like 2005 or so.
I guess when I read the 2012 thread again, it seems like they saw changes in April not March. Something about when you go to your application review, you can see a few files added in, like a credit check or something. And I have no idea if having that in your file translated to later being awarded or if it happened to everyone or what.
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- 0Apr 1, '13 by wife&mommyRNI know what you mean!!! No changes for me, just says Under Review I will keep checking, hopefully no news means good news.


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Alexander Lervik designed this chocolate lamp as a tasty curiosity. An incandescent light hides inside a big block of real chocolate, and as the light is switched on, the chocolate begins to warm. After roughly 15 minutes, the chocolate completely melts away, and you have light. And dessert.
Saas Instruments worked with Lervik to create Lumière au Chocolat:
The Poetry of Light chocolate lamp, unlike other lamps, is completely dark when you first turn it on, mimicking light spreading along the horizon at sunrise. The heat from the lamp causes the chocolate to begin melting, and it takes several minutes for the first rays of light to penetrate. Holes soon form and as the light grows the chocolate melts. The material and structure of the lamp are the result of pure curiosity. Alexander Lervik wanted to explore the possibility of creating a contrast to light, i.e. dark. The shape of the lamp has been devised based on extensive testing involving the melting process.
Lumière au Chocolat and other works by Lervik will be unveiled on today at Galleri Kleerup Jacobs torg 3 in Stockholm. Watch the video and click through the gallery to see Lumière au Chocolat in action as it starts out as a solid pyramid of chocolate and transforms into a functioning light source.
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Are Rich People Leaving New York? Evidence Points The Other Way
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This article first appeared in the Clarion.
Supporters of tax cuts for the rich never get tired of repeating the same claim: If you tax rich people, they will leave.
Governor Cuomo has said it. Mayor Bloomberg has said it. The Partnership for New York City, a group of 200 CEOs, has said it. But despite how often this line is repeated, there's no evidence for the claim that wealthy populations are moving in response to tax rates – and quite a bit of evidence pointing in the opposite direction.
"Taxes Not Seen as Making the Rich Flee New York," concluded a 2009 analysis/article in the New York Times that looked at the data behind the claims. The Wall Street Journal's Wealth Report reached the same conclusion in February 2011: "New York's Vanishing Millionaires – and Other Myths" was how the Journal summed it up.
Even E.J. McMahon of the right-wing Manhattan Institute concedes the point. "I kind of clench my teeth every time [then-Gov.] Paterson says people will leave," he told the Times in 2009. "It is the selling point. It's also a dumb point," McMahon said. "Nobody says your wealthy enclaves will shrink dramatically."
Here's some of what recent studies have found:
• From 2003-2005, New York imposed a temporary tax hike on its highest-income residents. During the years that surcharge was in place, the state saw a 30 percent growth in high-income tax returns.
• New York consistently ranks high in its percentage of high-net-worth households: currently New York is 12th among the 50 states. Significantly, four of the states that outrank New York have top income tax rates that are as high or higher.
• The current income tax surcharge on the highest-paid people in New York was adopted in 2009. In the year after these high-end tax rates went into effect, the number of high-net-worth households in the state grew by more than 10 percent.
• California voters raised the tax rate on millionaire earners to 10.3 percent – higher than New York's current top rate. The outcome there? California's millionaire households increased by nearly 38 percent over the three years after the voter-approved tax hike took effect in 2005 – while the total number of taxpayers rose only 4.2 percent.
• A similar trend – disproportionate growth of high-income households – also followed when California temporarily raised high-end income taxes in the 1990s. The California Budget Project calls the idea that rich people have left the state due to taxes "one of the oft-cited urban legends in California politics."
When the number of high-income households in a state increases, it can be hard to distinguish how much this stems from incomes rising in the upper brackets, and how much it stems from people moving from one state to another. Still, it's striking that none of these studies found evidence for predictions that the rich will flee from higher taxes.
Following the passage of a "half-millionaire" tax in New Jersey (at the same income level and rate as New York's current surcharge), Princeton University researchers conducted a detailed analysis of individual New Jersey tax data before and after the tax change. The bottom line? New Jersey's tax increase has raised close to $1 billion a year – and led fewer than 1 percent of affected households to consider a move out of state.
The authors of the Princeton study noted the difficulty of pinning down the motivating factors for migration patterns. But here's what they did determine: people moving out of New Jersey are more likely to be on the lower end of the income scale, and move to places with lower housing costs. Similarly, a 2007 study by the New York City Comptroller looked at population data for a recent period when New York City temporarily increased income taxes on top earners (2003-2005). According to the New York Times, the city's study found that "households with incomes of $250,000 and higher were the least likely to leave."
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Retailer Art Van Furniture will hold a job fair in Orland Park to find employees for a store it will open later this year in the community as well as for a distribution center to be located in Bolingbrook.
The job fair will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. April 12 at the Orland Park Civic Center, 14750 Ravinia Ave., directly south of village hall, the company said Tuesday.
Art Van said it wants to fill 60 to 100 part-time and full-time positions, including sales associate and store manager positions.
The Michigan-based retailer is expanding into the Chicago market and is renovating a former Dominick's Finer Foods store in Orland Park, at 15080 S. LaGrange Road.
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Issue: June, 2005
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Why Do I Feel So Unfulfilled When I Have So Much?
Many members of the bar throughout our country struggle with the question of fulfillment. On one level, as attorneys we enjoy a privileged place in society with opportunities, corresponding responsibilities and incomes greater than the average. On another, many members of our profession experience a continuing lack of fulfillment and happiness in their work. Is it us or the world around us that makes this so? We live in a society that preaches and sells a model of life based upon happiness. Happiness, a turbo-charged state of life enjoyment, has become a largely commercialized concept that encourages people to consume consistently. We seek the perfect body type, the ideal home, the latest technological advance because doing so offers the possibility of an enhanced life state. For many, life in this Happiness Society takes place against financial and physical wealth never before seen in the history of mankind. Individual and societal wealth has increased dramatically over the past 50 years. In the United States, for example, real per capita income doubled between 1970 and 2000. And, yet, large numbers of us fail to feel fulfilled by life in this happiness-based society. Public opinion polls conducted over time reveal that happiness has declined generally over time and that Americans are generally less happy now than they were in 1950. Other polls demonstrate that even within a society, greater incomes do not mean greater happiness.Why? Because of the pursuit of heightened state of life pleasure that we call Happiness creates a treadmill which many find impossible to escape. There is always something better than the present thing. And, having purchased this latest Next Great Thing our lifestyle adjusts to new levels of comfort. While we continue to feel less than fulfilled, society creates a newer, better Next Great Thing. Proceeding along with the societal flow, we thoughtlessly reset our sights on that new purchase with renewed (but unjustified) hope that fulfillment will follow. Economists identify this endless process of searching for fulfillment consistent acquisition as the "Hedonic Treadmill." Highlighted by research conducted by Professor Richard Easterlin at the University of Southern California, the Hedonic Treadmill exists because our material desires adjust to match newly acquired wealth. We quickly grow used to new levels of comfort and material consumption, rendering them meaningless to us. As the name implies, life on the Hedonic Treadmill leaves us constantly acquiring, going nowhere and feeling unfulfilled.Life on the Hedonic Treadmill leaves us unfulfilled because it does not address the three consistent challenges to contentment: constant change, competing priorities for our time, and financial uncertainty. Constant change presents evolving views of our present and our future which challenge our view of what is important. We ask: What is important to me? We face many competing priorities for the use of our time and the expectation to produce more in less. We ask: How should I be spending my time? Financial uncertainty presented by job worries, market ups and downs and uncertainty about our life in retirement, drive us to greater levels of concern about both our present financial lives and our long-term financial future. We ask: How should I be dealing with money? The lack of answers provided by life on the Hedonic Treadmill leaves us vulnerable to suggestion, manipulation and misdirection. Many today feel this lack of direction in symptoms ranging from constant, low-level anxiety to a desire to escape to a completely different life. It is no surprise that the lack of fulfillment in our collective lives on the Hedonic Treadmill has produced record levels of depression, obesity and personal bankruptcy.So, at least at the outset, one can say that society, if not to blame, certainly creates conditions that are ripe for our personal lack of fulfillment to exist. At the same time, as I'll discuss below, because the solution rests in us, we are responsible for our own failure to feel a continuing sense of contentment in life.The cure to the distress of life on the Hedonic Treadmill lies in stepping off the treadmill by rejecting society's happiness model and creating a path that defines our unique, personal direction. In fact, one might argue that living our lives by moving forward on the path defined by the important things in our lives represents a purpose common to each of us. That is not to say that we all must lead identical lives, but, rather, each of us must define what is important to us to create our own path. As such, there are many different paths, but our common purpose remains the same: to live along the path defined by the important. Defining your own path requires you to determine those relationships, responsibilities and activities that are the most important in your life. There are many ways to begin the process. (At the Wyoming State Bar Annual Meeting & Judicial Conference in Gillette last year, I presented a series of worksheets and exercises designed to help delineate the most important elements in your life. Copies of these are available from the Bar and may help as a starting point.) The goal in creating a path is to enable you to develop a written statement of the path on which you want your life to proceed. Here's mine as an example:I live my life as a person of faith with a giving and compassionate spirit. I am a loving husband, father, son, brother and friend. I help people solve problems they cannot solve themselves and teach them to live their lives more fully.You can see that my path was developed in light of my personal religious beliefs. Your beliefs will influence whether your path has either an end or a destination. If you believe in God and a life after this one, your path culminates in the creation of your after-life. If you do not believe in a life after this one, your path comes to an end. And, therefore, life's accomplishments and milestones become more critical.Regardless of your religious or spiritual mindset, once having established the path, your decisions each day determine your sense of movement along your path. Creation of the path means that you know what is important to you. As the world changes around you, you are stalwart in knowing that you know what matters to you even if society tells you otherwise. Having a path allows you to make decisions about how to spend your time: if you truly believe in what is important to you, you will make decisions about the use of time that eliminate the competition among priorities. You can use your path to help you make decisions about money. You come to see that money is not the end point of life and, instead, you make decisions about lifestyle, accumulation and retirement in light of your personal priorities rather than what the Happiness Society says you need. In sum, you trade financial security for the constant, acquisitive insecurity that fuels the Hedonic Treadmill. In sum, then, use of your path answers the three questions outlined above that permeate the Happiness Society. I've tried to cover a lot of ground relatively quickly. A single quote from Friedrich Nietzsche reiterates my main premise. Formula of my happiness: a Yes, a No, a straight line, a goal.In the end, society creates an environment hostile to finding what is important to you. Your role in creating personal fulfillment is to take responsibility and find your own path. Take the time today to begin creating a written statement of your path. Use it to govern your relationships with time and money. Step off the Happiness Treadmill and into an engaged state of living in which each moment of your day connects to what you know to be important to you. You'll be a better lawyer and, more importantly, a better person!John E. Moore is the managing partner of the Vero Beach, Florida law firm Rossway Moore & Taylor, where he maintains an active estate planning practice. He is also an actively licensed CPA. Moore received his undergraduate degree from Notre Dame and his law degree from the University of Virginia. His experience profile includes tenure with Arthur Andersen LLP and service as an official of the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development and the Government National Mortgage Association and time in private practice with a large firm in Washington, D.C.Copyright © 2005 – Wyoming State Bar
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MITW is at it again with their Futures of Entertainment 4 Conference. They had a real interesting panel discussing Producing Transmedia Experiences: Stories in a Cross-Platform World. If you are the slightest interested in storytelling in it's broadest form, this a must see!
The duration of the whole discussion is about 2 hours, but worth every minute of it.
As the production of transmedia experiences becomes more commonplace, this panel seeks to pick apart some of the tensions emerging around transmedia as creative practice. As a narrative form, what is transmedia anyway? How can we keep it from being more than a shorthand excuse for multi- or cross-platform narratives? Is it anything more than that? Need it be?
Focussing around a series of case-studies, this panel digs into questions around genre, interactivity, and franchising? Are there certain genre constraints to transmedia narratives, particular genres — science fiction, drama — better suited to become transmedia properties than others? What might a transmedia event built around a romantic comedy look like? What role does interactivity play in transmedia narratives? Can transmedia narratives be satisfying simply by distributing their narrative in lots of forms, or does an "effective" transmedia narrative require opportunities for the audience to "participate" in a more active way than simply interpreting and discussing amongst themselves? Does transmedia require room for the audience to take a narrative in their own directions?
Moderator: Jason Mittell – Middlebury College
Panelists: Brian Clark – Partner and CEO, GMD Studios; Michael Monello – Co-Founder & Creative Director,Campfire; Derek Johnson – University of North Texas; Victoria Jaye – Acting Head of Fiction & Entertainment Multiplatform Commissioning, BBC; Patricia Handschiegel – Serial Entrepeneur, Founder of Stylediary.net
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Nike has just released a limited edition basketball sneaker to pay tribute to LeBron James and his first NBA championship with the Miami Heat. This limited shoe will be released in very select locations, and very limited quantities across the United States and China on August 11th. The shoe was designed to the specifications of Lebron James and his multi-dimensional game. the LEBRON 9 will be the first Nike Basketball shoe that combines both Flywire technology and Hyperfuse construction in the upper.
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"Nike Basketball pays tribute to LeBron James and his first championship with a limited edition footwear pack launching August 11. Designed to the specifications of James and his multi-dimensional game, the LEBRON 9 is the first Nike Basketball shoe to combine Flywire technology and Hyperfuse construction in the upper.
Worn by James the first game after being awarded the 2012 MVP Award, the LEBRON 9 MVP features striking team colors. A gradient fade from red to black with yellow detailing comprise the upper, while details including an MVP graphic on the heel and trophies printed on the sockliner mark the award.
The two shoes will be sold as a pack and will be available in very limited quantities across North America and China."
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December 10, 2012
For those who do not celebrate Christmas, and even for those who do, the National Museum of American Jewish History is hosting an event that will make everyone feel included on the holiday. Being ____ at Christmas is perfect for anyone who looking for a little off-the-radar celebration on Christmas Day 2012. Local businesses and […]Read more»
December 10, 2012
You've spent the past few weeks preparing for the holidays by wrapping presents, hanging stockings and decorating the tree, so it's time to take a break and let some of the region's top chefs take care of your holiday meal. From extravagant brunches to fanciful feasts, restaurants throughout the Philadelphia area will make your Christmas […]Read more»
November 12, 2012
The actors may be silent, but the audience won't be able to keep quiet when 1812 Productions presents Dave and Aaron Go to Work, opening at Plays & Players Theatre on November 29. You just can't help but laugh out loud at the antics that go on in this wordless comedy about two friends in […]Read more»
November 26, 2012
The story of Cinderella gets a fresh spin when Arden Children's Theatre presents this classic tale, starting on November 28. In this version, Cinderella is extremely feisty, the stepsisters are twins, the prince plays a larger role than usual and Mozart makes an appearance. When it comes to children's fare, the Arden Theatre Company looks […]Read more»
December 17, 2012
Longwood Gardens is one of the Philadelphia region's most special attractions, a lush world of exotic flowers and plants, with each season bringing a different pleasure: spring magnolias and azaleas; summer roses and water lilies; fall foliage and chrysanthemums; and winter camellias, orchids and palms. This season is an extra-special time to visit Longwood Gardens, […]Read more»
October 15, 2012
100 years ago, on April 15, 1912, the world's largest ship of its time sank into the depths of the ocean after colliding with an iceberg, tragically claiming more than 1,500 lives and bringing to a halt the world's unshakeable confidence in modern technology. The Franklin Institute is honoring the centennial anniversary of one of […]Read more»
November 30, 2012
Cantina Dos Segundos is giving you a whole new celebration of what, to them, is holy, throughout the month of December. Consider this your Tequila-fied Advent Calendar: from December 1 until Feliz Navidad, the 25 Days of Tequila will allow you to count down the days to Christmas with tons of drink deals, prizes, surprises, […]Read more»
November 15, 2012
No holiday in Philadelphia is complete without a visit to Longwood Gardens Christmas, where 500,000 twinkling lights, thousands of poinsettias, magnificent Christmas trees and spectacular fountain shows will transform the property into a brilliant winter wonderland. Longwood Gardens Christmas opens on Thursday, November 22 and will stay up through January 6. Horticultural highlights include topiaries […]Read more»
November 15, 2012
Kick off the holiday season with a trip to Chestnut Hill's Morris Arboretum where the young and the young at heart are sure to be wowed by the Holiday Garden Railway. With a quarter mile of model railroad track featuring seven loops and tunnels, 15 different rail lines, two cable cars and nine bridges, including […]Read more»
October 4, 2012
One part Civil War hero, one part architectural adventurer, 100 percent Philadelphian — Frank Furness provides the focus of the current exhibition at PAFA, Building a Masterpiece: Frank Furness' Factory for Art, part of a citywide celebration of the 100th anniversary of his death. Locally-born Furness had to fight for more than just the preservation […]Read more»