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Students were given a chance to work one-on-one with a Barber Cosmetologist student to get a makeover that included a new hairstyle, hair color options, and makeup suggestions. The best part of the whole deal was that the makeovers were free!
Casey Peterson set up an appointment with Barber Cosmetologist student Tiffany Lebal for a consultation. Casey, a part-time student in the Administrative Professional program, is married with two sons. She told Tiffany she wanted a "wash and go" hairstyle. They worked together to find a hairstyle Casey liked. After her initial consultation, Casey returned to Shear Inspiration CVTC Salon and Spa to get her new hairstyle. Casey said of Tiffany, "She was very professional and worked with me to find a hairstyle I liked." Casey was very pleased with Tiffany's work and said the whole experience more than met her expectations.
Deborah Miner-Shong, a full-time, first-semester student in the AP program was teamed up with Abby Lindahl. Based on Deborah's face shape, they found a hairstyle for her, an inverted bob. At her first session Abby cut and colored Deborah's hair, and at the second session Deborah's hair was foiled and two highlighting colors applied. Abby also gave Deborah suggestions on applying makeup and colors that would look good on her.
When asked about her experience, Deborah said, "It made me feel good. I was so happy with how it turned out - the cut, the color, everything!" She has received a lot of compliments from her instructors, classmates, her sister, and her husband, who, according to Deborah, is her biggest critic. She also said that Abby will make a wonderful beautician.
In all, 17 students took advantage of the free makeovers.
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Fewer StormsJuly 10th, 2014 at 6:49 pm by Jason Smith under FOX10 Stormtracker Weather
We saw a significant increase in moisture in the atmosphere today. A break has developed in the upper ridge, and we saw a weak sagging front in central and northern Alabama. As a result a nice round of showers and storms swept through the area, dumping a half inch to an inch of rain in most spots.
Mid-level ridging rebuilds by Friday and the weekend. Drier air should move in, leaving us hot ! Rain chances will be lower by Saturday and Sunday, and this is good news for outdoor events like the Blue Angels. Daytime highs will be in the low to mid 90's, and overnight lows will work their way back up into the low to mid 70's. The tropics are quiet.
Long range models hint at the idea of another front arriving late next week. This should bring back scattered t-storms and perhaps slight lower temps by Thursday and Friday.


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About three months ago I started volunteering again at the Longmont Humane Society (LHS) offering Reiki Healing to the dogs and cats up for adoption. It was fun, difficult and rewarding all at the same time. I wanted to take them all home (Scott's allergic to cats, so I was safe there) and I often went home feeling sad for all the homeless dogs, but then I would return the next week and be elated to see how many of them had been adopted. LHS does an amazing job!
Wednesday, May 22, 2013 was my last day volunteering, at least for the summer. Camp YaYa was beginning, which is weekly summer camp for my grandkids here at Zen on the Range...I'm YaYa.
I was making my rounds of the kennels to decide who I was going to offer Reiki that day. I'm a big-dog kind of gal, that's mostly what I've had, but I was over in the area where the small dogs and puppies are kept. A new little face was staring up at me...a very worried little face!
Her name was Olivia, 6 months old, Chihuahua mix weighing all of 10 lbs. and had been surrendered because her owner passed away. They had her separated from her pack of 3 that she came in with. I took her out to a grassy area, she was extremely frightened of everything, tail tucked tight between her legs. I walked her for a bit than sat down and she very quickly jumped into my lap and plastered her little body next to mine, burying her head into my arms and her insides were trembling. I knew right then but was still in a bit of denial. I sent a text to Scott with her picture and asked him if i could bring her home, only slightly serious. His response, "I would rescue them all, but it's up to you." I had just begun my rounds, so I literally peeled her off of me and took her back to her kennel. She was actually happier to be in her little space than outside.
After working with another dog and some cats, I went back to see Olivia. This time we went into an inside room where she promptly glued herself to me again, so we sat until I had to leave.
I had this strong feeling that if she was meant to be mine, the Universe would allow that to happen. I needed to think about it and I was a little concerned about how our dogs, Gracie & Badger would be with such a little girl, if the wide open spaces of RRanch would be appropriate and what about the horses???


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Because obesity rates have been escalating at annually measurable rates, much research money has been devoted to determining the underlying causes. Despite the world's brightest and best scientific efforts, no single gene or direct pathway explaining obesity has been identified. Numerous genetic factors may contribute to an obesogenic genetic risk profile, but this profile is only an indicator of the potential for someone to gain excess weight under obesogenic conditions. It also happens that most humans share this genetic profile favoring weight gain. There has been no significant genetic shift, mutation, or other biological change in humans in thousands of years. Thus, if the obesogenic genetic risk profile has remained the same in humans since the obesity epidemic began, what has changed?
The answer to this conundrum is both simple and complex. The simple answer is that our environment has changed; the complexity lies in determining the aspects of our environment that have changed to make it obesogenic and how we can reverse the obesogenic environment.


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PrintJinni allows you to print different format files from your Android via WiFi
First off, take into account that only a list of printers with WiFi supports this technology. Check out the list provided by the developer to know if you're printer is compatible: PostScript® 3/PCL 5®/PCL 6® compatible, and SNMP-enabled with Wi-Fi support or accessible on a Wi-Fi network.
You have to register to have full access to the trial version of PrintJinni. Once done, you can start enjoying the app. First, you need to detect your printer from the Board, select the files you want to print, preview them, and print. Such easy. Formats supported: Microsoft Office 2003, 2007 & 2010 versions (Word, Excel, Powerpoint). What's more, it also supports PDF, JPEG, native e-mails, attachments, files from Dropbox and webpages (by sharing).
PrintJinni is easy to use and it's one of first app on performing an action that will get used to do in a few months/years: printing from our mobile device with no cables. It's a pity that there's only a Free 30-day trial for new users, though it's more then enough to test it. What's more, the range of compatible printers is still poor. Beside this, a good start. Recommendable.
Print Email, Microsoft® Office documents, PDF files, Photos(from Gallery, Google+, Flickr™, Picasa™, …), and more, from several apps including those that work with Google Cloud Print (Beta), to a wide range of printers/All-in-Ones/MFPs. Get great quality preview of Microsoft Office documents. No PCs, cables or memory sticks required.
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Some lists where this application appears: Reviewed by Emmanuel Lund.
Using Samsung galaxy tab 2 10.1 with Canon Pixma 920, am already registered with Cloud Print having tried a few apps..got message to 'try later' when registering with this app(is it essential?) but pressed on with print of jpeg,got response it was'not supported'.
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Acid Rain and Related Programs: 2009 Highlights
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The Acid Rain Program (ARP), established under Title IV of the 1990 Clean Air Act (CAA) Amendments, requires major emission reductions of sulfur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen oxide (NOx), the primary precursors of acid rain, from the electric power industry. The SO2 program sets a permanent cap on the total amount of SO2 that may be emitted by electric generating units (EGUs) in the contiguous United States, and includes provisions for trading and banking emission allowances. The program is phased in, with the final 2010 SO2 cap set at 8.95 million tons, a level of about one-half of the emissions from the power sector in 1980. NOx reductions under the ARP are achieved through a program that applies to a subset of coal-fired EGUs and is closer to a traditional, rate-based regulatory system.
The 2009 compliance year marked the fifteenth anniversary of the ARP and fifteen years of compliance emissions monitoring data. The program's success has demonstrated that market-based trading systems can cost-effectively reduce pollution and address environmental damage. The ARP's example led the way for programs like the NOx Budget Program (NBP) and the Clean Air Interstate Rule (CAIR).
From August to October 2010, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released three reports detailing progress under the ARP. This report highlights the key results from the previous reports and discusses the effects of CAIR.
Detailed emission results and other facility and allowance data are publicly available on EPA's Data and Maps website. EPA also offers emission and other facility information in an interactive file format using Google Earth or a similar three-dimensional platform. Updated quarterly SO2 emission data for ARP coal-fired power plants is also online. For general information on cap and trade programs, please visit EPA's Cap and Trade website.
Key Components of the ARP SO2 Trading Program
Phases and Reductions: Title IV of the 1990 CAA Amendments set a goal of reducing annual SO2 emissions by 10 million tons from all sources (8.4 million tons from power plants) below 1980 levels. To achieve these reductions, the law required a two-phase tightening of the restrictions placed on fossil fuel-fired power plants. Phase I began in 1995 and Phase II began in the year 2000.
Allowance Allocation: The EPA allocates allowances to affected utility units based on their historic fuel consumption and a specific emissions rate. Each allowance permits a unit to emit 1 ton of SO2 during or after a specified year.
Annual Reconciliation: For each ton of SO2 emitted in a given year, one allowance is retired, that is, it can no longer be used. Allowances may be bought, sold, or banked. At the end of each year, sources are granted a 60-day grace period to ensure that they have sufficient allowances to match their SO2 emissions during the previous year. If they need to, they may buy allowances during the grace period. Sources may sell allowances that exceed their emissions or bank them for use in future years.
Allowance Trading: SO2 allowance trading minimizes compliance costs, and since unused allowances can be sold to other program participants, the system encourages units to reduce emissions beyond required levels.
Flexible Compliance: Each source can choose the most efficient way to reduce its SO2 emissions. Installing new control technology, switching to lower-sulfur fuel, or optimizing existing controls are all options.
Stringent Monitoring: Each source must continuously measure and record its emissions of SO2, NOx, and CO2, as well as heat input, volumetric flow, and opacity. Most emissions are measured using a continuous emission monitoring system (CEMS).
Automatic Penalties and Enforcement: Any source that fails to hold enough allowances to match its SO2 emissions for the previous year must pay to EPA an automatic penalty of $2,000 (inflation-adjusted to $3,517 for 2009) per ton of emissions in excess of allowances held. The source must also immediately surrender to EPA an amount (referred to as an "offset") of allowances, issued for the year the payment is due, equalling the tons of excess emissions.
Key Results of the ARP SO2 Trading Program
Affected Units: The SO2 requirements under the ARP apply to EGUs, fossil fuel-fired combustors that serve a generator that provides electricity for sale. The vast majority of ARP SO2 emissions result from coal-fired EGUs (close to 99 percent), although the program also applies to oil and gas units. There were 3,572 EGUs subject to the ARP's SO2 requirements in 2009. These units were at 1,231 facilities and 417 of those facilities had coal-fired generating units.
SO2 Emission Reductions: As Figure 1 shows, ARP units have reduced annual SO2 emissions by 67 percent compared with 1980 levels and 64 percent compared with 1990 levels. Sources emitted 5.7 million tons of SO2 in 2009, well below the current annual emission cap of 9.5 million tons, and already below the statutory annual cap of 8.95 million tons set for compliance in 2010 (see Figure 2).
Figure 1: SO2 Emissions from Acid Rain Program Sources, 1980–2009
Compliance: All 3,572 units at ARP facilities complied in 2009 with the requirement to hold enough allowances to cover SO2 emissions.
Allowances: EPA allocated 9.5 million SO2 allowances under the ARP for 2009. When added to the 8.5 million unused allowances carried over (or banked) from prior years, there were a total of 18 million allowances available for use in 2009 (see Figure 2). ARP sources emitted approximately 5.7 million tons of SO2 in 2009, less than the allowances allocated for the year, and far less than the total allowances available. As a result, between 2008 and 2009 the bank increased by nearly four million allowances to 12.3 million allowances, a 45 percent increase. In 2010, the total number of Title IV allowances allocated annually dropped to 8.95 million and remains statutorily fixed at that level.
Figure 2: SO2 Emissions and the Allowance Bank, 1995–2009
Allowance Market: In 2009, 2,716 private allowance transfers involving approximately 15.1 million allowances of past, current, and future vintages were recorded in EPA's Allowance Management System (see Table 1 for a summary of the SO2 allowance market at the close of 2009). About 4 million allowances (26 percent) were transferred in economically significant transactions (i.e., between economically unrelated parties). Transfers between economically unrelated parties are "arm's length" transactions and are considered a better indicator of an active, functioning market than are transactions among the various facility and general accounts associated with a given company. In the majority of all private transfers, allowances were acquired by power companies. Figure 3 shows the annual volume of SO2 allowances transferred under the ARP (excluding allocations, retirements, and other transfers by EPA) since official recording of transfers began in 1994.
Table 1: SO2 Allowance Market in Brief (close of 2009)
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|Total Allowance Volume (Allowable Emissions)
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|2,716 transactions moving 15.1 million allowances 26 percent of allowances transferred between economically unrelated parties
Figure 3: SO2 Allowances Transferred under the ARP
Key Results of the NOx Program
Title IV requires NOx emission reductions for certain coal-fired EGUs by limiting the NOx emission rate (expressed in lb/mmBtu) to a value based on a unit's boiler type. The goal of the NOx program is to limit NOx emission levels from the affected coal-fired boilers so that their emissions are at least 2 million tons less than the projected level for the year 2000 without implementation of Title IV. EPA estimated this projected number to be 8.1 million tons.
NOx Emission Reductions: Figure 4 shows that NOx emissions from all ARP sources were 2.0 million tons in 2009. This level is 6.1 million tons less than the projected level in 2000 without the ARP, or more than triple the Title IV NOx emission reduction objective. Although the ARP was responsible for a large portion of these annual NOx reductions, other programs — such as CAIR, the NBP under EPA's NOx State Implementation Plan (SIP) Call, the Ozone Transport Commission (OTC), and other regional and state NOx emission control programs — contributed significantly to the NOx reductions achieved by sources in 2009. The significant drop from 2008 to 2009 is the largest single year decline in the history of the program. Lower demand for electricity contributed to reduced NOx emissions, but ARP sources also reduced their NOx emission rate from 0.22 lb/mmBtu in 2008 to 0.16 lb/mmBtu in 2009. This large reduction in emissions is primarily attributable to compliance with the annual and ozone season CAIR NOx programs beginning in 2009.
Compliance: In 2009, all 960 units that were subject to the ARP NOx Program achieved compliance.
Figure 4: NOx Emission Trends for All Acid Rain Program Units, 1990–2009
Overall Progress Lowering Emissions
Figures 1 and 4 provide a sense of the emission reductions of SO2 and NOx that have resulted from the electric power industry from the ARP and related programs over time. Another useful measure is the improvement of the emissions rates of the fossil generation fleet over time. Table 2 provides this information for SO2 and NOx from 1990 through 2009. For this time period, the SO2 rate has dropped 71 percent and the NOx rate has dropped 77 percent.
Table 2: SO2 and NOx Emission Rates, 1990–2009
Environmental Results
SO2 Air Quality: Data collected from monitoring networks show that the decline in SO2 emissions from the power industry has improved air quality. The national composite average of SO2 annual mean ambient concentrations decreased 76 percent between 1980 and 2009. The largest single-year reduction (20 percent) occurred in the first year of the ARP, between 1994 and 1995. The second largest single-year reduction (16 percent) occurred most recently between 2008 and 2009.
Acid Deposition Improvements: Monitoring data show significant improvements in the primary acid deposition indicators:
Wet Sulfate Deposition: Between the 1989 to 1991 and 2007 to 2009 observation periods, regional decreases in wet deposition of sulfate averaged 43 percent for the eastern United States (see Figure 5).
Nitrogen Deposition: Inorganic nitrogen in wet deposition decreased in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, but to a lesser extent than sulfur (see Figure 6). Wet nitrogen deposition is influenced by sources outside the ARP.
Figure 5: Annual Mean Wet Sulfate Deposition
Figure 6: Annual Mean Wet Inorganic Nitrogen Deposition
Surface Water Quality Improvements: Acid rain resulting from SO2 and NOx emissions is one of many large-scale anthropogenic impacts that negatively affect the health of lakes and streams in the United States. Surface water chemistry provides direct indicators of the potential effects of acidic deposition on the overall health of aquatic ecosystems. Long-term surface water monitoring networks provide information on the chemistry of lakes and streams and on how water bodies are responding to changes in emissions. Since the implementation of the ARP, scientists have measured changes in some lakes and streams in the eastern United States and found signs of recovery in many, but not all, of those areas.
Sulfate Concentrations: Measurements of sulfate ion concentrations in surface waters provide important information on the level of acidification of a water body. Decreasing sulfate concentrations in surface water signify a trend toward recovery from acidification. Figure 7 shows that sulfate concentrations are declining at most sites in the Northeast (New England, Adirondacks, Catskills/Northern Appalachian Plateau). However, in the Central Appalachians, sulfate concentrations in some streams (21 percent) are increasing. This region has highly weathered soils that can store large amounts of deposited sulfate. As long-term sulfate deposition exhausts the soil's ability to store sulfate, a decreasing proportion of the deposited sulfate is retained in the soil and an increasing proportion is exported to surface waters. Thus sulfate concentrations in surface waters, mainly streams in this region, are increasing despite reduced sulfate deposition.
Figure 7: Trends in Lake and Stream Water Chemistry at LTM Sites, 1990–2008, Sulfate Ion Concentration (μeq/L/yr)
Acid Neutralization Capacity (ANC): ANC is a measure of the sensitivity of a water body to acidification. Movement toward recovery of an acidified aquatic ecosystem is indicated by an increase in ANC.
Figure 8 shows that ANC, as measured in surface waters, is increasing in many of the sites in the Adirondack and Catskills/Northern Appalachian Plateau regions, which in part can be attributed to declining sulfate deposition. The site trends also indicate variation within each region. Only 12 percent of sites in New England and the Central Appalachians have improving ANC trends, but overall, only seven sites in all regions have a significant downward trend in ANC.
Figure 8: Trends in Lake and Stream Water Chemistry at LTM Sites, 1990–2008, ANC Levels (μeq/L/yr)
Clean Air Interstate Rule (CAIR)
CAIR was issued on March 10, 2005, in order to build on the emission reductions under the NBP and the ARP. The rule was designed to permanently lower emissions of SO2 and NOx in the eastern United States. CAIR, as promulgated, was designed to help states address ozone nonattainment and attain the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) for PM2.5 by reducing transported precursors, SO2 and NOx. CAIR was also expected to improve visibility in Class 1 areas, including national parks, monuments, and wilderness areas. To achieve these emission reductions, it created three separate compliance programs: an annual NOx program, an ozone season NOx program, and an annual SO2 program. As Figure 9 shows, the two annual programs affect the same set of states.
Figure 9: The CAIR Program Region
Each of the three programs uses a two-phased approach, with declining emission caps in each phase. The first phase began in 2009 for the NOx annual and NOx ozone season programs, and started in 2010 for the SO2 annual program. The rule also establishes a second phase for all three programs beginning in 2015.
Monitoring and reporting according to EPA's regulations began in 2008 for the NOx programs and in 2009 for the SO2 program.
Litigation and CAIR Replacement Rule
On July 11, 2008, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit issued a ruling vacating CAIR in its entirety. EPA and other parties requested a rehearing, and on December 23, 2008, the Court revised its decision and remanded CAIR to EPA without vacatur. This ruling leaves CAIR and the CAIR Federal Implementation Plans (FIPs) — including the CAIR trading programs — in place until EPA issues new rules to replace CAIR.
EPA is committed to issuing rules to replace CAIR that will help states address the interstate air emissions transport problem in a timely way and that fully comply with the requirements of the CAA and the opinions of the D.C. Circuit. EPA has developed a proposed Transport Rule that is intended to replace CAIR in 2012. The proposed rule was signed in July 2010.
Current CAIR Implementation
The CAIR NOx ozone season and CAIR NOx annual program requirements to hold allowances equivalent to ozone season and annual emissions started in 2009. For results of the first year of these programs please visit the CAIR Progress Report page.
The CAIR SO2 program requirements for continuous monitoring and reporting started January 1, 2009 in the participating eastern states (see Figure 10). ARP sources that are already complying with Part 75 monitoring and reporting provisions essentially do not have to do anything additional to comply with CAIR SO2 monitoring requirements. Sources not subject to the ARP but subject to CAIR began complying with Part 75 monitoring and reporting in 2010. The requirement to hold allowances in the CAIR SO2 program began on January 1, 2010.
Figure 10: The CAIR SO2 Region
Of the 3,321 units in the CAIR SO2 program, 2,595 (78 percent) were also covered by the ARP in 2009. The other units are largely fossil generation units that entered SO2 control under the broader applicability requirements of CAIR. All the CAIR SO2 program facilities participated in a monitoring and reporting training year in 2009. In 2010, the first year of operation of the CAIR SO2 trading program, facilities were obligated to hold SO2 allowances. Since SO2 allowances from the ARP are used in CAIR, there has been an incentive from 2005 to 2009 for units to lower SO2 emissions in order to have allowances under CAIR. Except for a small number of facilities with pending applicability questions, all participating units reported data in 2009. Their total SO2 emissions were 5.0 million tons.
Figure 11 shows that most of the SO2 emissions under the ARP are also subject to CAIR, and that the CAIR SO2 program continues and complements the ARP's history of SO2 emission reductions.
Figure 11: SO2 Emissions from Sources in the ARP and in the CAIR Annual SO2 Program Region, 2004–2009
Online Information, Data, and Resources
The availability and transparency of data, from emission measurement to allowance trading to deposition monitoring, is a cornerstone of effective cap and trade programs. Clean Air Markets Division (CAMD), in the Office of Air and Radiation's Office of Atmospheric Programs, develops and manages programs for collecting these data and assessing the effectiveness of cap and trade programs, including the ARP.
The CAMD website provides a public resource for general information on how market-based programs work and what they have accomplished, along with the processes, information, and tools necessary to participate in any of these market-based programs. For information about EPA's air emission trading programs, see EPA's Air Markets website. More information about the ARP is available on the Program's web page.
In a recent effort to increase data transparency, EPA began posting updates of quarterly SO2 and NOx emissions data from coal-fired power plants controlled under the ARP and other programs to make it easy for the public to track changes in emissions from these sources. The data presented on the quarterly emissions tracking website compare emissions, emission rates, and heat input from power plant units in the ARP. These files graphically and spatially compare quarterly emission data from the most recent completed quarter with data for the same quarter from 2008. A key feature on the quarterly tracking website is the use of interactive motion charts to show, historically, how coal-fired power plants have responded to the ARP.
To utilize other interactive data tools, visit the CAMD Interactive Mapping page.


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Meaning and name origin
Barrak \b(ar)-rak\ as a boy's name has the meaning "lightning; blessing" and is a variant of Barack (Hebrew, Swahili, African), biblical: a valiant warrior who cooperated with the prophetess Deborah to win victory in a battle against overwhelming odds.
Barrak has 1 variant form: Barak.
Barrak is also pronounced similarly to Barek, Barric, Barrick and Borak. Other suggested similar baby names are Barra and Barrat.
Barrak is not a popular first name for males and an equally uncommon surname or last name for all people (2000 U.S. Census).
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Concert Health Plan members receive excellent service, responsive claims administration, and access to a strong provider network under a services agreement with Florida Hospital Healthcare Systems (FHHS). Under the agreement, CHP members benefit from FHHS's 15 years of experience working with Central Florida employers, its reputation for quality health care administration, and its extensive provider network that includes Florida Hospitals, Centra Care urgent care centers, primary care and specialty physicians, and ancillary providers.
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The presidents of Drake University and Iowa State University will attend a meeting Thursday at the White House to discuss how to increase access to college for low-income students, officials said. Both Iowa State University President Steven Leath and Drake President David Maxwell have pledged to take steps to accomplish this goal. Drake ...
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Add U.S. Rep. Bruce Braley to the bipartisan list of politicians agitating for federal approval of a new government health care program for low-income Iowans. Braley, a Democrat representing Iowa's 1st Congressional District, sent a letter Thursday to the U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius asking for approval of ...
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The state of Iowa still has not received federal approval for its novel plan to expand health care access for low-income residents, Gov. Terry Branstad acknowledged Tuesday. But the governor was hopeful the state will get the OK from Washington soon, and has asked for a personal meeting with the president ...
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Iowa's two U.S. senators offered sharply different reactions to the Senate's move on Thursday to rewrite its rules to allow simple-majority votes for the approval of most judicial and administration appointments. Democratic Sen. Tom Harkin, who has supported reforms to the filibuster since 1995, praised the change in a statement released ...
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My first impression of Taiwan when I came back last time in January was the revamped Terminal 1 of Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport. I noticed there were a lot of signs courting Chinese tourists in the Airport's duty free shops. I also found that there seemed to be a lot more R.O.C. flags hanging along the main roads of Taipei.
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We always have a great time in Taiwan.
About a year and a half ago I had the chance of doing an internship in mainland China. After four years of studying Chinese I felt this was the best way of furthering my language skills. It was a great experience, pushing me to apply for a master's in Taiwan. So far I've been here for almost three months and until now have really enjoyed my stay.
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Taipei was the first Asian city that I visited and I couldn't have chosen better! As a Portuguese, I was interested by the fact that my compatriots had once called Taiwan "Formosa" and now I understand why!
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On April 28, 2012, more than 700 Malaysians students gathered at Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall in Taipei. They were not holding new student orientation, not preparing to take a tour bus, but conducting an assembly.
As a small-town boy, I had set my life goal to explore the world when I first purchased a world map at the age of 7. It is not an easy task to travel nonstop without being home sick. When I arrived in Taiwan to visit my college friends, I assumed it would be another culture shock combined with not-so-much contact with local people. To my surprise, I only guessed the first part right.
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Taiwan, the great country that it is, suffers from a malaise: it mistakes prestige for success. It thinks itself small and unknown and pities itself thus.
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Press conferences are not couples therapy — Anthony Weiner (a.k.a. Carlos Danger's) presser yesterday dropped a bombshell and released a mushroom cloud of cable news commentary. But Laura Bennett of TNR argues that sex scandal press conferences are being treated like couples therapy, and they shouldn't be. As Bennet points out, MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell enlisted the help of a sex therapist last night for a segment on "standing by your man," and Rachel Maddow was chastising Weiner's "redemption tour" and his "online, no-pants exchanges." On Fox, Donald Trump diagnosed Weiner as "a sick guy." A common theme among all cable coverage of sex scandals, Bennett writes, has become close analysis of the body language, rhetoric and chemistry of the politician and "the good wife." In the past, the disgraced politician's wife's silence and solemn looks left the door wide open to this type of interpretation. But at yesterday's press conference, Huma (known by her first name in Washington, as CNN's Dana Bush noted) took the podium herself, seemingly leaving little room for interpretation of her feelings. But that didn't stop the media from giving the replay of the presser a close analysis.
Why you should read it: The sex scandal press conference has become almost like a championship sports game, complete with post-game analysis. But Bennet offers insight that this type of analysis shouldn't continue with the next sex scandal, which is sure to be just around the corner.
Where do speeches come from? — As President Obama gave his speech on economic policy today, there is little evidence of the multiple drafts, copious notes and many discussions that went into writing it. Yahoo! News' Oliver Knox sat down with head speechwriter Cody Keenan for an inside look at how the speech went from an idea in early June to Obama delivering the speech at Knox College. Beginning with a half-hour meeting on June 14, in which Knox took detailed notes of "unfiltered POTUS," Keenan assembled a 20-page outline that turned into the first draft. Working long hours with many people, Obama included, the speech became "tidier and tidier" until it was ready to go. Keenan mostly goes under the president's direction, but occasionally argues against a presidential edit, though it's rare. His office is full of political memorabilia, but Keenan's favorite item is a signed football from 1985 Super Bowl champion Chicago Bears. Knox closes the piece with a sharp left turn, quoting Keenan saying that "Mike Ditka [who coached the team] could have prevented Barack Obama from becoming president, because he almost ran against him in '04, in Illinois." Hmmm… Ditka 2016, anyone?
Why you should read it: Knox provides a fairly detailed account of a speech's journey from idea to delivery. Keenan also works ungodly hours in a basement office, so it may also help you feel better about your work schedule.


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With Hollywood as its meeting point, Los Angeles has always been separated into the East and West sides. And while both belong to the same city of angeles, they couldn't be more different.This photo was shot on film. Taken by blueskyandhardrock with a Lubitel 166B (available in our Online Shop) loaded with Ilford HP5 (120, 400 iso) film in Los Angeles, CA, United States. These tags describe this photo: random, b&w, black and white, fall, autumn, rainy, east side, york street, and los angeles. Date: 2012-11-30. Time: Afternoon. This photo can also be found in the album York Boulevard (Lubitel 166B).
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S T A T E O F N E W Y O R K ________________________________________________________________________ 5488 2013-2014 Regular Sessions I N A S S E M B L Y February 28, 2013 ___________ Introduced by M. of A. ENGLEBRIGHT, THIELE -- read once and referred to the Committee on Environmental Conservation AN ACT to amend the environmental conservation law, in relation to the definition of the term "development" for purposes of the Long Island Pine Barrens maritime reserve act THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, REPRESENTED IN SENATE AND ASSEM- BLY, DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS: 1 Section 1. Subparagraphs (i), (xiv) and (xv) of the second undesig- 2 nated paragraph of subdivision 13 of section 57-0107 of the environ- 3 mental conservation law, subparagraph (i) as amended by chapter 289 of 4 the laws of 2006 and subparagraph (xiv) as amended and subparagraph (xv) 5 as added by chapter 448 of the laws of 2005, are amended and a new 6 subparagraph (xvi) is added to read as follows: 7 (i) IN THE COMPATIBLE GROWTH AREA, public INFRASTRUCTURE improvements 8 WHICH ARE undertaken, OWNED AND OPERATED BY THE STATE, A MUNICIPALITY, 9 OR A PUBLIC CORPORATION AND ARE LOCATED ON PROPERTY BELONGING TO THE 10 STATE, A MUNICIPALITY, OR A PUBLIC CORPORATION for the health[,] OR 11 safety [or welfare] of the public. Such public improvements shall be 12 consistent with the goals and objectives of this title[, and shall 13 include, but not be limited to, maintenance of an existing road or rail- 14 road track]; 15 (xiv) in the compatible growth area, renovations, reconstructions, 16 additions or extensions to existing commercial or industrial uses 17 providing the addition or extension conforms to the uses permitted in 18 the zoning district in which said parcel is located and which does not 19 increase existing square footage by more than twenty-five percent; [or] 20 (xv) in the core preservation area, the state or public corporation 21 projects on parcels identified in the comprehensive land use plan 22 adopted by the commission in June of nineteen hundred ninety-five, as 23 amended on February twenty-first, two thousand one and October twenti- 24 eth, two thousand four[.]; OR EXPLANATION--Matter in ITALICS (underscored) is new; matter in brackets [ ] is old law to be omitted. LBD09237-01-3 A. 5488 2 1 (XVI) MAINTENANCE OF AN EXISTING ROAD OR RAILROAD TRACK OR OTHER 2 EXISTING PUBLICLY OWNED INFRASTRUCTURE, EXCLUDING EXPANSIONS AND ADDI- 3 TIONS, PROVIDED THAT SUCH ACTION SHALL BE CONSISTENT WITH THE GOALS AND 4 OBJECTIVES OF THIS TITLE. 5 S 2. This act shall take effect immediately.Go to top


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Founded in 1990, BAYCOM is a subsidiary of TECOM, a member of TECO Group. Starting out as a research firm, BAYCOM has evolved into a manufacturer of high quality optical telecom products. Baycom is the first manufacturer in Taiwan who is capable of supplying both active and passive optical components. Our products range includes indoor & outdoor optical cables, tight buffered cables, optical patch cords, connectors, transceivers and media converters. Clients worldwide have utilized our products with great satisfaction.
BAYCOM's vision is the principle and standard that represent who we are and what we strive to be. They guide our daily business operations and help us succeed in the market.
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You went to the mall with:today with icey, felix, yvette, nicolas, jackie, momo, and we met pplz there. Yelled at you: mrs. vanderdyke. Sent you an e-mail: brooke, she sends me those stupid fowards..shes like the only person who emails me. Said they were going to kill you: i duno..who wants to kill me? im cristy yo!HAVE YOU EVER... Gotten in a fight w/ your dog/cat/bird/fish,etc.? i argued with my moms birds cuz they r stupid. Been to New York? yeah, christmas that just past. Been to Florida? i live in florida BIOTCH..and i hate it!. California?yeah 2 summers ago.. i <3 californiA. Hawaii? never , but i wanna go and surf those killer waves :). Mexico? yeah i did, mexico is pretty weird. China? no. Canada? yeah... canada rocks eh. Danced naked? in my room, after the shower, dancing around playin air guitar, even though i have one anywho it was fun at the time so stop questioning me. Dreamed something really crazy and then it happened the next day? yeah sorta. Got a really bad feeling about something then it happened? yeah. Wish you were the opposite sex? yeah guys have it so easy, their hair can be whatever, just shave it off if its annoying, all u have 2 do is pull ur fly down 2 pee, you can dress in like shorts and a tshirt out and nobody thinks anything of it, and you just ask out the girl u like...girls have 2 wait 2 be asked.. damn guys ave the good life. Had an imaginary friend? no.. i never really ever resulted 2 needed a fake trick of my imagination. What are you going to do after you finish this survey? watch tv..eat...sleep..i duno. What was the last food you ate? pizzzzzaa at tout sweet..MMMMM. Are you bored? out my bunghole. How many buddies are on? 21. Last movie you saw? thirteen. Last noise you heard? i coughed. Last time you went out of the state: christmas, 2 new york. Do you have a crush on someone? eh i guess you can say that. Do they like you back? im not sure, sometimes i think so, and sometimes i think hes just lying. What's his/her name? biotch im not writing it. Worst feeling in the world? being all alone, and knowing that you dont have anyone to be with on the weekends, and not having peopple call you like they used to..and just hating yourself, and your life and wishing you were just not alive. What is the first thing you think when you wake in the morning? what time is it?. How many rings before you answer? till i get the phone...who really has to like plan out the rings..its like "okay i cant answer 2 u even though this is important cuz well, its only rung twice"STUFF. Have you ever loved someone you had no chance with: not really loved, but liked A LOT. Have You Ever Cried Over Something Someone of The Opposite Sex Did: yes. Do You Have A "Type" Of Person you always go after: not really.. i mean if hes not a thug wannabe, and has a good personallity, and okay looks, then yeah i'll consider him if he likes me. Want Someone You Don't Have Right Now: yes i do. Ever Liked a close Guy/Girl Friend:yeah. Are You Lonely Right Now: somewhat. Ever Afraid You'll Never Get Married: not really, i never think about marriage. i never think of my future, the only times i do i see some nomad always living in a new state just enjoying life. Do You Want To Get Married: ..refer to what i just wrote. Do You Want Kids: i duno..maybe.. i duno if i can really ever be a good parentIN THE LAST 48 HOURS, HAVE YOU:. Cried: yep. Said I Love You: yeah, to my mommy..... Talked To Someone: yes. Had A Serious Talk: yeah, with jackie today. Missed Someone:yah. Hugged Someone: yah i love hugging people. Kissed Someone: not the kind of kiss that really means something.. you know?. Fought With Your Parents: a lil arguement. Dreamed About Someone You Can't Be With: yeah . Had a lot of sleep: yes... i woke up at 1 today :). 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The treatment of benign esophageal strictures typically involves dilation combined with acid suppressive therapy. Advances in endoscopic equipment and dilators have improved the safety of esophageal dilation [1], but esophageal dilation may lead to complications even in the most experienced hands. Awareness of the complications associated with dilation permits early recognition and reduces morbidity and mortality.
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The major complication of esophageal dilation is esophageal perforation, which is associated with a mortality rate of approximately 20 percent [2]. The incidence of perforation is influenced by the etiology of the stricture, the experience of the endoscopist, and the techniques and equipment used. In general, perforation rates associated with esophageal stricture dilation are low, unlike procedures such as pneumatic dilation for achalasia, where perforations are estimated to complicate three to five percent of procedures. (See "Pneumatic dilation and botulinum toxin injection for achalasia", section on 'Esophageal perforation'.)
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Black Box Canceled by ABC, Apparently Had Been Airing on ABCby Matt Richenthal at . Comments
Black Box has been canceled by ABC.
In related news, apparently ABC had been airing new episodes of a show called Black Box.
The drama, which starred Kelly Reilly as a famous neurologist with bipolar disorder, was planned as a limited event series and aired its final installment on July 24.
It didn't draw big ratings, however, and the network announced last night that it would not return for another go-around.
Few summer shows have found success over the last couple months, with Extant struggling on CBS and ratings for Under the Dome down.
NBC, however, has renewed The Night Shift, Undateable and Welcome to Sweden for second seasons.
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Loved the show. When they changed the day and time, maybe they should have announced it. I found it by chance flipping through the channels.
It was a good show, but wasnt my favorite. I am glad that Night Shift is getting renewed, and I will hope that Under the Dome gets another renewal.
Sorry to hear that, I enjoyed the show!
Tried it for 10 min. Worst overacting I've ever seen. Couldn't make it to first commercial.
Sorry to hear - Not my favorite for sure but I enjoyed it. Educational drama - They brought to light some rare conditions - At least one I have seen in a friend IRL.
I never watched it sounds to much like another series to me.
Honestly I am surprised it lasted as long as it did. I tried watching it but I just could not get in to it.
Sorry to those that did like the show.


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Seven weeks. 163 matches. 376 goals. 50 red cards. Over £400,000 worth of fireworks used. One on-pitch wedding. They're just some of the statistics that don't apply to the miracle of modern football that is Euro 2012.
But never mind all of that – tonight sees Spain and Italy meeting for the second time in the tournament. In THE FINAL. We're hoping that we get a classic match because, to be honest, the knockout stages haven't come close to the group games in terms of quality, with too much at stake and an 'avoid defeat' policy coming to the fore.
Spain will probably reinstate Cesc Fabregas and the 'false nine' formation that has been most effective for them so far, with Alvaro Negredo dropping to the bench.
For Italy, Ignazio Abate is fit again and will prompt a back four reshuffle if he returns to the team. Cassano, Balotelli and De Rossi have been slightly doubtful but are all expected to play.
We think that Spain will nick it. They won the Euros in 2008 and the World Cup in 2010 and having that winning habit should be enough to see them through. Their 'pass the opposition to death' strategy has been called boring by some but where does it say that the object of the game is to keep giving the ball to the opposition?
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Detroit Red Wings holds annual Smoke Detector Collection
Updated On: Feb 10 2013 04:35:15 AM EST
The Detroit Red Wings and captain Henrik Zetterberg are encouraging hockey fans attending Sunday's hockey game to support the team's 11th annual Smoke Detector Collection, presented by Comerica.
The team says fans who either donate a smoke detector with batteries or make a monetary donation at Joe Louis Arena will be entered to win an autographed Zetterberg puck and photo.
Representatives from local fire departments, including the Detroit Fire Department and Southfield Fire Department, along with volunteers from Comerica Cares, will be on hand to collect smoke detectors and monetary donations.
The money will be used to purchase additional smoke detectors. Zetterberg said he will personally match the donations made by fans toward the collection up to $15,000.
Zetterberg will also distribute smoke detectors from this year's collection on Mar. 4, following practice to representatives from local fire departments.
The team says its annual Smoke Detector Collection began in 2001 in memory of former Red Wings player Brendan Shanahan's father, who was a firefighter. Since the program's inception, the Red Wings said they have distributed more than 19,500 smoke detectors to local fire departments and agencies, including 5,065 smoke detectors last season.
Doors open at 11 am for Sunday's game at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit.
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A new book claims that players from the 1981-82 Knicks fixed games as a favor to their drug dealer.
In Brian Tuohy's book, entitled "Larceny Games: Sports Gambling, Game Fixing and the FBI," he cites FBI documents alleging three Knicks, reportedly "heavy users of cocaine," and their drug supplier shaved points.
But the federal investigation ultimately was dismissed and closed due to a lack of physical evidence in 1986, according to the New York Post, which reported the story Sunday.
The names of the players and the dealer were redacted in the FBI documents, the Post reported.
An NBA spokesman said the league is "not aware that such an investigation ever took place."
The Knicks went 33-49 that season under legendary coach Red Holzman. Michael Ray Richardson was the best player on that team, and had been a drug user. The NBA suspended him in 1986 after he violated the league's drug policy three times.
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