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|Monument to Ole Borneman Bull,
Ole Bull State Park
On a recent drive northward, I stopped at a state park that I had passed so many times but had only stopped at once or twice before. Ole Bull State Park is located along Route 144 in the Kettle Creek Valley between Renovo and Galeton.
The park is named in honor of Old Borneman Bull, a world famous Norwegian violinist of the 1800s. After a number of tours in America, he decided that he wanted to set up a colony here for his fellow Norwegians.
In September of 1852, Ole Bull arrived in Coudersport having bought 11,144 acres of land in the Kettle Creek Valley from John Cowan of Williamsport. On September 17 of that year, a second group of settlers (about 104 this time) arrived in Coudersport and joined with Ole Bull and his first group and they were soon on their way southward into the Kettle Creek Valley. They would settle in the area of the current state park and this is the location where he would set up his "castle," Nordjenskald.
In the Kettle Creek Valley, they would set up four towns: New Bergen (current day Carter Camp), Oleana (still exists at the northern end of the park), New Norway (no longer in existence, about one mile south of Oleana) and Vahalla (at the current park where he was going to build his home). By January of 1853, the settlers had erected a steam sawmill and two water mills in the valley, along with a school being erected at New Norway.
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It was in May of 1853 that it was discovered that much of the land that had been improved upon did not belong to Ole Bull. It has been debated by many historians whether Old Bull misunderstood his purchase or was misled about it, but the colony which was supposed to be 120,000 acres was much smaller than he had thought. The colonies of New Bergen and New Norway (both on prime fertile ground compared to the rest of the valley) did not belong to him so the money and time developing them was wasted.
The settlers had to move off of these lands and onto lands not fit for farming. On September 22, 1853, all of the lands bought by Ole Bull were sold back to John Cowan for the same price it had been purchased for. Ole Bull's friends would later claim that Ole Bull lost between $70 to $120 thousand dollars in the venture. Before winter arrived, most of the settlers had left the valley; the majority of them moved westward to Minnesota and Wisconsin, though some remained in the valley.
Ole Bull would return to his home country in 1857 and died on the Isle of Lyso in 1880.
The park was developed in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps, who built the original dam and park facilities.
Stopping at the state park, I grabbed a map of the park and my eyes immediately caught a notation for a monument to Ole Bull. In a couple minutes, I had passed the camping area and crossed over Kettle Creek to the monument to Ole Bull. It stands along the mountainside, next to the road, with the flags of Norway and the United States flying overhead. It was erected in 2002 by residents of Norway on the 150th anniversary of the founding of New Norway.
Nearby was the start of the trail that led to the ruins of Ole Bull's castle. After debating the time, I realized that my hike up to the remains of Ole Bull's Castle would not be happening this trip, but I eagerly await a return trip to do more exploring of this little gem in the wilds of northern Pennsylvania.


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Kevin O'Leary thinks the fact that 85 rich people hold the same amount of wealth as the poorest 3.5 billion will motivate the impoverished to become the next Bill Gates. To say 85 people serve as "the motivation" everyone else needs to be the next Bill Gates is to admit that you've never spent time with anybody who makes less than $60,000 a year.


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I airbrush this last Sunday before Football.
Lapco barrels looks great on any marker. That barrel makes an A5 accurate!
NOTICE the SPEC Ops logo on the stock. I just masked off the existing Spec Ops logo on the stock.
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that was easy. I was on a Spec Ops sponsored team and somehow, someway I got some of the official Spec Ops computer graphics. I simple cut some Spec Ops logo's out through my vinyl cutter/plotter. Then placed the logo over the spec ops logo already on the stock.
that shroud was military spec quality - one solid piece of metal. It had a bit of weight too it, but felt great on that A5. I used it often at night to mount my tac light, IR flashlight etc to it.
I got it from a seller on ebay that made them 2+ years ago. Not sure if they are still available. This guy knew the guys over at OPSGEAR. about all I can recall on the purchase details. freaking awesome
piece of metal! The A5 barrel directly threaded into it. I begged the guy to make them with autococker threading...he never would
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At 3 pm on tuesday – I knew what was going on in the morning meetings because of this little jewel.
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The galaxy M81 shows delicate spiral arms, lanes of dark dust, and a bright central bulge of stars in this recently released image from Hubble Space Telescope. The galaxy is about 12 million light-years away. Star clusters form small blue and white blobs around the galaxy. [NASA/ESA/Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA)]


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After reading Heber Taylor's editorial ("A good bill, but not a real solution to flood insurance," March 6, The Daily News) I have a comment or two.
I have been dealing with flood insurance requirements and regulations for probably 20 years — typical government operation. There are some good requirements and some that aren't so good. There are a lot of things that just do not make sense, but if you are going to have flood insurance, you must play by their rules.


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#------------------------------------------------------------------------------## ************* ARE YOU SURE HANK DONE IT THIS WAY ************** written and performed by Waylon Jennings. Capo on the 2nd fret. Verse 1: A D A It's the same old tune,fiddle and guitar D Where do we take it from here A D A Rhinestone suits and new shiney cars D We've been the same way for years A We need to change Verse 2: A D A Somebody told me when i got to Nashville D Son you finally got it made A D A Old Hank made it here,we're ll sure that you will D But i don't think Hank done it this way A I don't think Hank done it this way Verse 3: A D A Ten years down the road,making one night stands D Speeding my young life away A D A Tell me one more time just so i understand D Are you sure Hank done it this way A Did Ol'Hank really do it this way? Verse 4: A D A I've seen the world with a five piece band D Looking at the back side of me A D A Singing my songs and one of his now and then D But i don't think Hank done it this way A No i don't think Hank done it this way. Thanks to David M. Potter for the lyrics. Perret Charles-Amir.
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by paunnet
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A little red blouse whipped up in a few hours. Instant gratification!
You can read more about it here.
Jul 21, 2012, 07.19 PMby Meg Hardin
Such a bright and beautiful blouse!
Mar 8, 2012, 10.38 AMby Ri-Twenty
You must be freezing but… hey WOW! La blusa ti dona molto, ed anche l'abbinamento con la gonna – tesoro è decisamente azzeccato. Complimenti :)
Mar 8, 2012, 11.20 AMby paunnet
Grazie! :D
Feb 29, 2012, 01.01 AMby servareginae
This is beautiful. I like the boxy (I would say boufant) shape. The skirt adds to the shape of the blouse. Lovely cotton and gorgeous color.
Feb 25, 2012, 12.06 AMby SarsCox
Love this shirt – do you think that it would work with a chiffon fabric? I was thinking it would be a little less boxy?
Feb 25, 2012, 10.56 AMby paunnet
I think chiffon would be lovely, but in order to make the fit less boxy, I think you need to add darts, at least in the back. That's what would work for me, but then again, everyone is built differently :)
Feb 24, 2012, 12.40 PMby bernieandi
What a bold and pretty blouse! Everything you make is gorgeous and I love look of the bright red against the stark white snow :).
Feb 25, 2012, 10.57 AMby paunnet
Thank you so much! I came to know your blog recently and I'm already a huge fan of yours :D
Feb 23, 2012, 09.39 PMby Julia Burks
What kind of material did you use? You inspired me to want to make one
Feb 24, 2012, 12.07 PMby paunnet
It's a gauzey cotton, it's textured like linen. Sorry, I can't be more precise but it had been in my stash for years. Anyway, it gives a nice body to the bow, so it doesn't look floppy.
Good luck with your blouse! :)
Feb 23, 2012, 03.04 PMby deids
skirt is also fab! is it vintage or did you make it?
Feb 23, 2012, 04.52 PMby paunnet
Thank you. It's second hand, but I don't think it's vintage. It was love at first sight, such an unique piece.
Feb 23, 2012, 03.04 PMby deids
love the big bow! xx
Feb 23, 2012, 02.51 PMby pinkgribble
Beautiful I think I might try this……my daughter will love it. Thanks for making it so lovely bringing it to my attention.
Feb 24, 2012, 12.10 PMby paunnet
Thank you for your lovely comment :D
Good luch with your version!
Feb 23, 2012, 01.55 PMby Sewing And Style
Congratulation Anna- well deserved!
Feb 23, 2012, 02.14 PMby paunnet
Thanks, Juliette! :D
Feb 23, 2012, 12.33 AMby MumJ
Far too busy looking, although it would look considerably better without that skirt.
Feb 23, 2012, 08.31 AMby paunnet
Believe me, it doesn't. It's very boxy and makes me look shapeless. It looks better tucked in, maybe you'd like it more with a less busy skirt.
Feb 23, 2012, 03.07 PMby deids
you're kinda mean MumJ…
Feb 23, 2012, 11.03 PMby leashbean
Why would your one comment be negative? This is a lovely shirt and skirt, and I think that there is no need for you to point out your negative opinion.
Great job paunnet! your work is always beautiful and inspiring :)
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Feb 23, 2012, 08.30 AMby paunnet
Aww, thank you!!!
Feb 22, 2012, 05.56 PMby Anne Wagenhauser
Really cute, love the skirt too!!
Feb 21, 2012, 03.05 AMby olystyrene
Gorgeous! That large bow is killer and the colour is perfect on you!
Feb 20, 2012, 10.58 PMby freakusbzzz
You wont get lost in the snow with that on!
Not only pretty but survival conscious too.
Feb 21, 2012, 08.16 AMby paunnet
Ahaha! That's true!
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Feb 20, 2012, 05.55 PMby Jolands
Very beautifull and the color too.
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I love the blouse and the skirt too!
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Marijuana smoking often starts during adolescence - and the timing could not be worse, a new study suggests.Young adults who started using the drug regularly in their early teens performed significantly worse on cognitive tests assessing brain function than did subjects who were at least 16 when they started smoking, scientists reported on Monday.
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The function of capitalization is to give distinction and emphasis to words. Capitalizing the first word of a new sentence sets it apart and makes it clear that a new sentence has begun. Proper nouns are capitalized to signify their importance as official names of people, places or things.
In most cases of capitalization, only the first letter of a word is capitalized. Proper nouns are always capitalized, regardless of where they fall in a sentence or the punctuation that precedes them.
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An imaginative eye, a love for the natural world and a camera are all it takes to enter the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Competition, the world's longest-running and most prestigious wildlife photographic competition. Open to both amateurs and professionals of all ages and nationalities, the competition last year attracted over 18,500 entries from more than 50 countries, including Poland, South Africa, Canada, New Zealand, Finland and Brazil. This year a new category, Nature in Black and White, will offer an additional challenge to photographers. All entries must be submitted by 4 April 2005 to have a chance to win a share of the £16,500 prize pool.
Doug Perrine from the USA won the overall title Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2004 for his dramatic image of bronze whalers charging a baitball, and Gabby Salazar, also from the USA, became the Young Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2004 with her image of a green anole lizard. Any category winner has the chance to carry off the grand title, with categories ranging from Animal Behaviour and Wild Places to the Underwater World and Urban and Garden Wildlife, and three age categories for photographers 17 and under.
Winning photographers not only receive a share of the £16,500 prize fund, they also see their images featured in a special supplement with BBC Wildlife Magazine. The winning images – those considered the most outstanding and memorable – together with at least 50 commended ones, will go on display at the Natural History Museum, London, from October 2005 before touring the UK and worldwide. They will also be published in a hardback commemorative portfolio book by the BBC.
Photographers have until 4 April 2005 to submit their entries. Entry forms are available in the February issue of BBC Wildlife Magazine, from the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Competition office
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The Chicago Benchmarking Collaborative, launched in 2009, is an alliance of seven education and human service agencies that collectively work with more than 12,000 low-income individuals throughout some of Chicago's most underserved neighborhoods. Christopher House is the Collaborative's Project Manager.
The Collaborative is dedicated to increasing the quality of services offered to low-income families. To this end, the Collaborative:
This system drives meaningful and tangible change for Chicago's at-risk population.
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In 2011, as a result of comparing data, the agencies identified early childhood math education as an area for improvement across all organizations. On the Teaching Strategies GOLD assessment, children in 3-5 year-old classrooms scored an average of 3.3 in math across all agencies.
To improve math scores, the Collaborative organized a 6-month math professional development cohort for teachers from all member agencies. This cohort was designed and run by Christopher House's Associate Director of Curriculum. Through classroom observation, analysis, discussion, and exploration of research-based methods, teachers learned to use mathematical language to promote cognitive conflict, construct knowledge, and develop creative and critical thinkers.
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The ballbusting theme looms prominently in the male Hillaryhating imaginationthat's why she can be both a lesbian and a siren who has Bill by the short hairs. But it isn't just men who get a bit unhinged by Hillary. Maureen Dowd has compared her to Tony Soprano, "so power-hungry that she can justify any thuggish means to get the prize." Peggy Noonan: "Cold and ambitious." Ann Coulter: "Pond scum." "White trash." Well, okay: For Ann Coulter, that's fairly restrained.
In any ordinary primary, I'd probably vote for John Edwards on straight policy grounds, or for Barack Obama as the slightly lefter, fresher face, the candidate who can bring in the most new voters and give America's relations with the rest of the world a new start. Or I might just say the heck with the top threewho are much less different from one another than their self-branding would have you believe and who would probably do equally well (or not) if electedand vote for Dennis Kucinich, who actually stands for things I believe in, like single-payer health care and not bombing Iran. But then I come across one of these sulfurous emanations from the national collective unconscious and I want to sit down and write Hillary's campaign a check immediately. I want to knock on doors for her every Saturday from now until primary day, on which I want to vote for her twice. Sisterhood is powerful! We are all Hillary Clinton! After all, the hysterical insults flung at Hillary are just franker, crazier versions of the everyday insultsshrill, strident, angry, ranting, unattractive that are flung at any vaguely liberal, mildly feminist woman who shows a bit of spirit and independence, who puts herself out in the public realm, who doesn't fumble and look up coyly from underneath her hair and give her declarative sentences the cadence of a question. I've found a Hillary-with-apenis photo in my inbox more than once, to say nothing of anonymous e-mails calling me a "fat, ugly bitch" from people who I doubt know what I look like. Every woman I know who calls herself a feminist, or is even just doing especially well in a field in which men also contend, deals with some version of this, an underlying unease she evokes merely by being a woman who doesn't devote every waking minute to making some man feel 10 feet tall. Sure, you can brush it off, but that brushing off, over a lifetime, has psychic costs. And anyway, why should you have to?
Think of it this way: If all the castrating bitches voted for Satan's daughter, we might actually move the feminist revolution out of the parking lot where it has been sitting, low on gas and with major transmission problems, for the past decade and a half. As long as women in positions of power are as rare as Florida panthers, their femaleness, with all it connotes, will be the lens through which people see them. We'll never be equal as long as ambitious is a dirty word when applied to women (as if male politicians are modest and self-effacing); as long as serious and businesslike read as cold. It works the other way too: We'll never be equal as long as the president has to be the national Daddy. Maybe the only way to defuse the immense fear so many Americans have of a woman assuming the quintessentially masculine mantle of the presidency, her delicate, manicured index finger hovering over the nuclear button, is for them to experience it and get over it.
Women are just as muchwell, almost as mucha part of this double standard system as men are. Women don't like "cold," "ambitious," "angry" women either. That's why Hillary Clinton goes on the morning shows and girltalks about dieting and clothes. For every woman who is excited by the prospect of voting for a woman in the presidential electionand let's not forget that Hillary, as of this writing, has a substantial lead among female primary voters there's another who feels it's somehow dishonorable to take gender into account. I know, because I used to be one of them. In 1992, when Elizabeth Holtzman and Geraldine Ferraro were running in the New York State Democratic senatorial primary, I managed to find reasons to reject both of themFerraro favored the death penalty, I think it was, and Holtzman had gone after Ferraro's husband's business dealings in a way that felt sensationalist to me. I cast my ballot for low-key, humane State Attorney General Robert Abrams. I felt so lofty, so just, so rational. Abrams won, ran an invisible campaign, and lost to Republican Alfonse D'Amato in November.


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"The helicopter is a very expensive tool. It's a very exceptional tool," he said. "If we're in a position to say that there should be an expansion, then we'd make the recommendation. We're not there yet." He added that his helicopter has been grounded primarily due to staffing issues arising from two pilots quitting in recent months. "This is a tool we want up as much as we possibly can. Two less pilots makes an impact" McCaskill said.
The chief advised the committee that the helicopter had flown for 1,100 hours and responded to over 2,000 incidents since January 2011. It helped net 147 arrests last year and flew an average of 81 hours each month. During the first three months of 2012 the aircraft flew about 40 hours each month on average. A search is ongoing to find another pilot while the department prepares a more detailed update for city officials.
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Health IT
Six months after the buggy launch of HealthCare.gov, the project has been rated "moderately high risk" by the CIO of the Department of Health and Human Services on the federal IT Dashboard.
Although the move might not seem timely, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services have a number of key releases in the pipeline that have been delayed because of the scramble to make HealthCare.gov operational. Key among them are the financial management system that moves subsidy payments between the Treasury Department and insurance carriers and the planned migration of cloud-hosting services from Verizon Terremark to Hewlett-Packard.
In addition, IT projects designed to support certain features of the law have been delayed. For instance, the provision that requires small businesses to offer coverage has been extended to 2016. When HealthCare.gov was last evaluated, in July 2013, it was rated medium risk.
The IT Dashboard risk rating is done in part to notify oversight bodies and others of potential problems in government IT programs and to provide information for the TechStat oversight process that is used to examine and suggest fixes for troubled IT programs. However, it is not clear if HealthCare.gov is ripe for a TechStat session because the work is being led by a special adviser to HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius -- Kurt DelBene, a former Microsoft executive.
The designation comes as CMS is concluding the initial open-enrollment period for health coverage under the Affordable Care Act. After a disastrous launch period during which only a handful of individuals were able to obtain coverage, the government recently announced that 7.1 million had people signed up for coverage via the improved HealthCare.gov site, as well as by phone and in person.
Overall, the government approved around $688 million to $738 million in fiscal 2014 spending on IT related to the health care law. The discrepancy comes from a difference between figures reported by the Internal Revenue Service on the IT Dashboard and the Exhibit 53 document covering the same investments. The total is probably higher because there are more IT projects related to implementation of the health care law than are included in the CMS and IRS reports.
It is also important to note that there is no reliable estimate on how much of the approved funding was actually spent, but future Government Accountability Office reports are expected to provide a more accurate look at overall spending.
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This is so funny. The rush to roll it out meant the guts were not ready, especially the guts that actually controlled the flow of money from the Treasury to the insurance companies. This should be a lesson in extremely poor politics. When you want an answer real bad, you get a real bad answer. Remember the PUSH to get this out? And then the inevitable blame when it didn't go as the president wanted. What a poor manager he is. Injects politics into everything. Just give it a few years for the requirements to be stabilized, code up a prototype, test the crap out of it and then put out an initial release in a few years. What was the rush? Politics. The opposition might sink the whole thing. In other words the politicians on the other side who represent the majority of the country (the House) might sink it. so we must rush it. Well, that's called the will of the people which the president must yield to. But, no. Politics infected the whole Obamacare law from, "let's pass it to see what's in it", to a horrible rollout at great taxpayer expense. I know, I know, it's only (other people's) money. "Onward through the fog", should be the president's new battle cry. Lol!!
Say, did you notice your horse has left the barn? No?
Now you have all this people with goverment insurance, if and when the Republicans win the Presidency, Congress or Senate are they really going to take the insurance away from people that are now getting it. How dumb would that be and very, very costly to the rest of us whom we are going to have to flip the bill again. That is the middle poor Americans whom for years have finance this country. The rich continue to find loop holes to line there pockets with riches and the rest of us continue to finance the country. When you vote for all this people you hav better think about what is going to happen to you and the rest of the people whom can not afford to go backwards again.
It's a good thing that Healthcare is making steady progress.
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AUSTIN – Gov. Perry appointed six individuals to the Texas Medical Board for terms to expire April 13, 2013. The board serves to protect and enhance the public's health, safety and welfare by establishing and maintaining standards of excellence used in regulating the practice of medicine and ensuring quality health care for the citizens of Texas.
Michael Arambula of San Antonio is a physician with ZA and Associates and is being reappointed to the board. He previously served as an appointee of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Correctional Office on Offenders with Medical and Mental Impairments. Arambula is a member of the American Medical Association, American Psychiatric Association National Hispanic Medical Society and American Society of Law, Medicine and Ethics. He earned a bachelor's degree and doctorate in pharmacy from the University of Texas, and a medical degree from the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio.
Patricia S. Blackwell of Midland works for the West Texas Geological Society and is being reappointed to the board. She previously served on the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners and the City of Midland Street Commission. She is a board member of the Community Partners Rainbow Room, and volunteers with the Permian Basin Geological and Geophysical Auxiliary and the Permian Basin Petroleum Museum and Library.
Melinda C. McMichael of Austin is a physician at the University of Texas at Austin University Health Services where she previously served as medical director. She is board certified in internal medicine, and is a member of the Travis County Medical Society and American College of Physicians. McMichael is also a member of the Texas Medical, American Medical and American College Health associations. She volunteers regularly at the Volunteer Healthcare Clinic of Austin. McMichael received a bachelor's degree from Kansas State University and a medical degree from the University of Kansas.
Margaret Carter McNeese is the associate dean for admissions and student affairs, and a professor of pediatrics at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston. She is a member of the Texas Medical Association, American Academy of Pediatrics, Harris County Medical Society and Houston Pediatric Society. McNeese also served on the Texas Legislative Subcommittee on Child Abuse and Neglect, and Harris County Child Welfare Medical Committee. She earned a bachelor's degree from Mary Baldwin College and a medical degree from the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston.
Charles Edward Oswalt III of Waco is a trauma surgeon at Hillcrest Baptist Medical Center and formerly served as a captain in the U.S. Army. He is a fellow of the American College of Surgeons and a member of the Advisory Council on Breast Cancer Treatment Alternatives within the Texas Department of Health. Oswalt is a member of the Texas Medical Association and Texas Surgical Society, and past president of the American Cancer Society, Texas Division, and Graham General Hospital. He received a bachelor's degree from Texas Christian University and a medical degree from the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston.
Timothy Webb of Houston is an attorney with Webb & Associates and formerly served as a captain in the U.S. Air Force. He is a member of the State Bar of Texas, American Bar Association, and Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. Webb previously served as chairman of the Texas State Board of Physicians Assistants Examiners. He received a bachelor's degree from Tennessee State University and a law degree from Texas Southern University Thurgood Marshall School of Law.
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- In its latest report, Fitch Ratings forecasts that casino operators and gambling firms in 2012 will experience varying levels of success in continuing expansions of margins and paying off debts.
Meanwhile, global casino gaming revenues around the world will grow at a 9.2% over the next five years, rising from $117.6 billion in 2010 to $182.8 billion by 2015, PricewaterhouseCoopers projects. During this period, spending in the U.S. will rise by 5% to $73.3 billion from $57.5 billion in 2010.
The latest edition of Global Gaming Outlook analyzes that the casino and gaming industry revenue will grow at an 18.3% from $34.3 billion in 2010 to $79.3 billion by 2015.
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The generous dividend that GLW pays represents a payout ratio of only 24% of earnings. This means not only is the dividend sustainable, it's likely to be increased in the year ahead. This stock still looks like a bargain from my perspective.Finally, there's good old Dollar General (DG), a company I've written about before. It's still my #1 pick when it comes to discount retail stores, and by many measurements it makes Wal-Mart's (WMT) stock look expensive. To make matters sweeter for DG, it will be added to the benchmark S&P 500 after the close of trading on Friday. It'll take the place of Cooper Industries (CBE), which is being consumed by Eaton (ETN). So every fund and every manager that claims to duplicate the action of the S&P 500 will be buying DG shares real soon and in significant numbers. It's difficult to know how much this may help the price of DG, but the analyst consensus of a one-year price target near $61 is beginning to look more doable. DG will be announcing its latest quarterly numbers on Dec. 11, and if the Thanksgiving weekend retails sales estimates were accurate, it wouldn't surprise this analyst if DG surprises to the upside. Consider buying some on the next down day and then wait for the earnings details to come. Who says there are no bargains to be found in stocks? CROX, GLW and even DG are attractively priced and have the retained earnings and revenue (and some special circumstances) that should make investors smile throughout the remainder of 2012 and into the new year ahead. As of the time of publication the author has a position in DG. This article was written by an independent contributor, separate from TheStreet's regular news coverage.
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The stabbing of Sen. Creigh Deeds and the death of his son Gus has shone a spotlight on the weaknesses in Virginia's mental health system, including that involuntary mental health evaluations can only last for less than a work day.
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A Senate committee advanced one bill Tuesday that would force Virginia voters to take photo identification to the polls, while a House panel effectively killed a similar measure.
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Gov. Bob McDonnell used his annual address to the state Wednesday to make one big, last push for an enduring legislative legacy, urging lawmakers to enact his education and transportation reforms.
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Those Who Kill
The series Those Who Kill (Dem Som Dræber) has already sold to over 25 countries with an American remake on the way. This crime thriller introduces another strong female lead, happy to run around in the dark with only a torch, Detective Katrina Ries Jensen. A big screen version of the series has just been released in Denmark.
Unit One
The first Danish drama ever to win an Emmy, Unit One (Rejseholdet) was massively popular at home before it went global. The series follows a mobile police unit which moves around Denmark supporting the local police with difficult cases. Unit One stars Denmark's most recognisable male actor, Mads Mikkelsen, who plays Hannibal Lecter in a major US TV series.
The Protectors
Winner of the Emmy for Best International Series in 2009, The Protectors (Livvagterne) follows the unit of the Danish National Police Force tasked with protecting politicians and the Royal Family. Intrigue, personal conflict and terrorism plague the unit in this high-octane series.
The Eagle
The Eagle (Ørnen) is the name of an Icelandic inspector drafted in to help the Danish police force with particularly difficult cases. Winner of the Emmy for Best International Drama Series in 2005.
Nikolaj and Julie
Starring Sofie Gråbøl, The Killing's Sarah Lund, this Emmy-winning series follows the lives of thiry-somethings Nikolaj and Julie as they struggle through life's challenges in Copenhagen.
Young Andersen
Young Andersen is a dramatisation of the early life of legendary fairytale writer Hans Christian Andersen. It won the Emmy for Best International Miniseries in 2005.
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May 3, 2010
AARC is seeking information about High Performance Teams, especially those with respiratory therapists. The AARC has been working with the Hospital Care Collaborative, a national organization of six health care professions, focused on improving outcomes through teamwork.
Bill Dubbs, AARC Director of Management and Education Services, is seeking input of the respiratory therapy community by May 17 to take back to the Collaborative.
What's this all about? Since 2009 the AARC has participated in The Hospital Care Collaborative (HCC) with leaders from six health care professions-representing nursing, pharmacy, case management, social work, respiratory therapy, and hospital medicine. The HCC is focused on improving clinical outcomes through teamwork and accountability in the nation's hospitals.
The group is currently planning to develop approaches to promote the utilization of High Performing Teams (HPT) at our nation's hospitals and out into our health care communities.
Dubbs said "High Performance Teams are making a positive impact on health care outcomes." He provides examples from such as the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality and the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, groups that are supportive of the HPT concept.
The Collaborative defines a High Performing Team as an interdisciplinary group of individuals who work interdependently within a larger organization, have complementary skills, have a common purpose or goal, and share accountability of outcomes.
The HCC is interested in learning more about existing HPTs to be better prepared to develop strategies in education, training, implementation, and the research aspects of HPTs.
The AARC is assisting in this effort by attempting to identify HPTs. While we are most interested in identifying teams in which respiratory therapists have or are playing an active role, we are most focused on identifying effective interdisciplinary teams.
The Hospital Care Collaborative plans to interview members of selected teams on August 13, 2010 virtually over the web. Each team and as many of their team members who are available only need to be available for 30–45 minutes to present and discuss their team.
If your institution has a team and would like to be considered, please provide the information requested on the attached form and email it to Bill Dubbs by May 17, 2010. Selected teams will be notified by the end of June 2010.


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Bill Kenwright presents one of the best loved and longest running musicals in theatrical history, as the sensational Starlight Express explodes back onto the stage with a new production for 2012, destined to take the UK by electrifying storm.
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In its response to Martin Wheatley's consultation on reforming LIBOR, the Investment Management Association (IMA) strongly advocates correcting current deficiencies with LIBOR rather than replacing it with a new benchmark. Market confidence in such a vital benchmark requires any reform to take place without delay.
A reformed LIBOR should give the regulator a central role and create a more robust and transparent governance structure. However the suggested changes to long-standing criminal offences need to be carefully reviewed for unintended impacts.
Guy Sears IMA Director of Wholesale said:
"The LIBOR scandal has caused significant reputational damage to London so it is imperative that reform is swift, well-thought through and robust. However we do not support a rush to alterations to criminal offences without more work on potential impacts. Current powers, including fines and the ability to ban individuals from working in the industry, should in the short term be significant deterrents."
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Corned Beef & Cabbage
I make Corned Beef & Cabbage in the crockpot every St. Patrick's Day, but I love it so much I could probably eat it much more often. It's a simple recipe with only a few ingredients, and the crockpot makes it even easier.
Tradition dictates that Corned Beef be served with Cabbage and Potatoes, and if you do not include white potatoes in your diet you could certainly leave them out. However, I left them in because they actually serve a purpose. Corned Beef brisket is very salty, so throwing the potatoes into the cooking liquid towards the end helps to absorb the excess salt. This is also a great way to fix any sauce or soup that has been over-salted. But, if you prefer the salty flavor of the corned beef, you could leave them out.
1 Corned Beef Brisket, mine was 4 pounds (remember, they shrink significantly when cooked)
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1. The night before cooking, place the brisket into the crock pot insert and add enough cold water to cover. Soak in the refrigerator overnight.
2. Remove the brisket from the water and dry off with paper towels. Discard the soaking water.
3. In a large pan, heat olive oil on medium-high heat. Sear the brisket on both sides.
4. Place the seared brisket back into the crockpot insert. Add spices. Add enough Beef Stock to cover about 3/4 of the brisket.
5. Set the crockpot on Low heat for 8 hours.
6. When 2 hours are left on the timer, add washed red potatoes. Wash and remove the outer leaved of the cabbage. Remove the core and cut into wedges. Add cabbage to the crockpot.
7. Turn heat up to High and finish cooking the last 2 hours. The meat should be fork-tender.


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The so called Tallinn Gate used to mark the beginning of the postal road from Pärnu to Tallinn and was built during the Swedish period in the 17th century. The medieval fortification system of Pärnu was almost fully destroyed in the preceding Livonian War. The town was surrounded by an entrenchment and one could leave the town through the Vee värav (Water gate) which led to the riverside and into the direction of Riga.
During the teardown of the fortification in the 19th century only the Tallinn Gate was preserved, as well as the embankments and the trench that leads to the Venuse Bastion at the riverside - the so called Vallikäär. Now visitors are welcome to walk through the monumental Baroque gate and marvel at the beautiful beach district of Pärnu!
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Thinking about booking a cruise to Europe or Asia for the coming year? You'll want to take a look at the latest offer from Princess Cruises.
The line today is rolling out a six-day sale on 70 sailings in the regions that it says brings savings of up to $1,800 on a balcony cabin, plus as much as $100 in on-board credit per cabin.
The Veterans Day Sale, as the line is calling the promotion, is on a number of itineraries in the Mediterranean and the Baltic as well as in Southeast Asia and China.
Princess says that as part of the sale a balcony cabin on a 12-day Grand Mediterranean voyage that has been selling for $3,040 per person has been marked down to $2,540. A balcony cabin on a 12-day British Isles voyage that has been selling for $3,140 is now $2,790.
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In Asia, a 16-day Southeast Asia & China voyage that has been selling for $3,195 is now $2,295.
In addition to the discounted fares, passengers booking a balcony cabin or suite will receive an on-board credit of $50 per cabin on sailings up to nine days long and $100 per cabin on sailings 10 days or longer. Passengers booking interior or ocean-view cabins will receive an on-board credit of $25 (cruises up to nine days) to $50 (cruises 10 days or longer).
A caveat: Princess says the promotion is not combinable with discounts it offers its past passengers. In addition, deposits on cabins made during this promotion are non-refundable and non-transferable, the line says.
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Johnson, M.E., Brems, C., Hanson, B.L., Corey, S.L., Eldridge, G.D., & Mitchell, K. (in press). Conducting ethical research with correctional populations: Do researchers and IRB members know the federal regulations? Research Ethics.
Brems, C., Johnson, M. E., Metzger, J. S., & Dewane, S. L. (in press). College students' knowledge about fetal alcohol spectrum disorder. Journal of Population Therapeutics and Clinical Pharmacology.
Brems, C., Barnett, J. D., Cress Parret, V., Metzger, J. S., & Johnson, M. E. (in press). Alternative and complementary treatment needs and experiences of women with breast cancer. Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine.
Roberts, L. W. (Ed.), Brems, C., Johnson, M.E., & Smikowski, J. (2013).Community-based participatory research for improved mental health care: A manual for clinicians and researchers.New York: Springer.
Johnson, M. E., Hanson, B. L., Metzger, J. S., Brems, C., & Dewane, S. L. (2012). Changes in sexual activity following substance dependence treatment.Journal of Substance Use, 17, 340-347.
Eldridge, G. D., Robinson, R. V., Corey, S., Brems, C., & Johnson, M. E. (2012). Ethical challenges in conducting HIV/AIDS research in correctional settings. Journal of Correctional Health Care, 18, 1-10.
Johnson, M. E., Reynolds, G. L., Fisher, D. G., & Harbke, C. (2011). Vocational interests and needs of unemployedadults with severe substance abuse problems in Anchorage, Alaska. International Journal of Adult Vocational Education and Technology, 2, 1-10.
Eldridge, G. E., Johnson, M. E., Brems, C., & Corey, S. L. (2011). Ethical challenges in conducting psychiatric or mental health research in correctional settings. American Journal of Bioethics - Primary Research, 2, 42-51.
Chipp, C., Dewane, S., Brems, C., Johnson, M. E., Warner, T. D., & Roberts, L. (2011). "If only someone had told me…":Lessons from rural providers. Journal of Rural Health, 27, 122-130.
Brems, C., Johnson, M. E., Roberts, L. W., & Warner, T. D. (2010). Healthcare providers' reports of perceived stigma associated with HIV and AIDS in rural and urban communities. Journal of HIV/AIDS & Social Sciences, 9, 356-370.
Johnson, M. E., Robinson, R. V., Corey, S., Dewane, S. L., Brems, C., & Casto, D. (2010). Knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors of health, education, and service professionals as related to fetal alcohol spectrum disorders. International Journal of Public Health, 55, 627-635.
Chipp, C. L., Corey, S., Johnson, M. E., & Brems, C. (2010). Health risk factors in an adolescent psychiatric residential treatment facility. Residential Treatment for Children & Youth, 27, 314-325.
Johnson, M. E., Pratt, D. K., Neal, D. B., & Fisher, D. G. (2010). Drug users' test-retest reliability of self-reported alcohol use on the Risk Behavior Assessment. Substance Use and Misuse, 45, 925-935.
Napper, L. E., Fisher, D. G., Johnson, M. E., & Wood, M. M. (2010). The reliability and validity of drug users' self reports of amphetamine use among primarily heroin and cocaine users. Addictive Behaviors, 35, 350-354.
Napper, L. E., Fisher, D. G., Reynolds, G. L, & Johnson, M. E. (2010). HIV risk behavior self-report reliability at different recall periods. AIDS and Behavior, 14, 152-161.
Smikowski, J., Dewane, S., Johnson, M. E., Brems, C., Bruss, C., & Roberts, L. W. (2009). Community-based participatory research for improved mental health. Ethics and Behavior, 19, 461-478.
Brems, C., Dewane, S., Johnson, M. E., & Eldridge, G. D. (2009). Brief motivational interventions for HIV/STI risk reduction among individuals receiving alcohol detoxification. AIDS Education and Prevention, 21, 397-414.
Brems, C., & Johnson, M.E. (2009).Self care in the context of threats of violence or self-harm from clients. In E. R. Welfel & J. Worth (Eds.), The duty to protect: Ethical, legal, and professional considerations in risk assessment and intervention. (pp. 211-228).Washington, DC: American Psychological Association.
Brems, C., & Johnson, M.E. (2009).Self care in the context of threats of violence or self-harm from clients. In E. R. Welfel & J. Worth (Eds.), The duty to protect: Ethical, legal, and professional considerations in risk assessment and intervention. (pp. 211-228).Washington, DC: American Psychological Association.
Roberts, L. W., Johnson, M. E., Brems, C., & Warner, T. D. (2008). When providers and patients come from different backgrounds: Perceived value of additional training on ethical care practices. Transcultural Psychiatry, 45, 553-565.
Johnson, M. E., Chipp, C., Brems, C., & Neal, D. B. (2008). Receiver operating characteristics for the Brief Symptom Inventory Depression, Paranoid Ideation, and Psychoticism scales in a large sample of clinical inpatients. Psychological Reports, 102, 695-705.
Chipp, C., Johnson, M. E., Brems, C., Warner, T. D., & Roberts, L. W. (2008). Adaptations to healthcare barriers as reported by rural and urban providers. Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved, 19, 532-549.


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The geotechnical analyses identified the overall stability and failure mechanism of the cell, and subsequently evaluated the excess capacity available in non-ruptured parts of the cell during the interim reconstruction process. In addition, the structural and geotechnical safety during the reconstruction of the cell was assessed.
Analyses with both the CCELL software and PLAXIS were utilized in order to determine cell interlock tension and the conditions for various failure mechanisms such as bursting, a slip along the vertical center-plane of the cell, horizontal shear, pull-out of the outboard sheeting, bearing failure of the foundation, or sliding of the base.
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earlier age and in more complex detail than originally thought. By preschool, they benefit from learning about a variety of shapes, both typical and atypical, and this knowledge is impacted by their acquisition of spatial language. Language input and spatial activities appear to be highly influential in the development of spatial categories and spatial skills during the preschool years.
Measurement is a fundamental aspect of mathematics, which "bridges two main areas of school mathematics—geometry and number" through the attachment of number to spatial dimensions (National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, 2000). The development of measurement skills usually starts with directly comparing objects along one dimension. Thus, children generally succeed in measuring length prior to area and volume (Hart, 1984; but see Curry and Outhred, 2005, for early success in measuring volume when the task involves successive filling of a container).
Certain skills, such as sensitivity to variations in amount, can be thought of as precursors to mature measurement skills and have been observed in infants. The ability to directly compare the lengths of objects is an early emerging skill and initially appears to be perceptually based (Boulton-Lewis, 1987). Infants demonstrate awareness of variations in amount in one dimension (e.g., noticing height) as early as 4 months (Baillargeon, 1991) and can discriminate between two objects based on height at 6 months (Gao, Levine, and Huttenlocher, 2000). For example, 6-month-old infants and 2-year-old toddlers are able to discriminate the length of dowels when they appear in the presence of a constant, aligned standard but not when there is no standard available with which to compare them (Huttenlocher, Duffy, and Levine, 2002).
Subsequent studies show that infants and toddlers are responding to the relative size of the standard and the test objects (Duffy, Huttenlocher, and Levine, 2005a, 2005b). This result is in line with the theory (Bryant, 1974) that relative coding precedes absolute coding. The ability to discriminate lengths in a more precise manner (distinguishing two heights that are fairly close without a present, aligned standard) develops some time between ages 2 and 4. However, even by age 4, children's sensitivity to variations in size is often influenced by the relation between two objects.
This early reliance on a standard to assess size may seem to contrast with findings by Piaget and his colleagues showing that young children do not spontaneously use a standard to measure objects (Piaget, Inhelder, and Szeminska, 1960). Piaget and colleagues argue that before school age, children's ability to encode metric information is limited because they lack the ability to make transitive inferences that are involved in measurement—that