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Editor's Style: Ruthie Friedlander Is Monochromatic in Red
I love a monochromatic look.
Editor's Style: Justine Harman's Technicolor Dream Outfit
It's easier than it looks. Unless it looks easy, in which case, experts only.
Editor's Style: Danielle Prescod's Off-the-Shoulder Cardigan
To celebrate spring, I am wearing my cardigan off my shoulders, tucked into my mom jeans.
Editor's Style: Sally Holmes's Outfit-Making Coat
I firmly believe that a coat can make an outfit.
Editor's Style: Victoria Hoff's Socks and Sandals Combo
I am so sick of wearing my bundled up uniform during this never-ending winter, so Im happy to embrace spring and show some leg.
Editor's Style: Natalie Matthews' Lace-Up Heels
This is blasphemy, but: I'm not a shoe person, and I'm probably disinterested in heels most of all.
Editor's Style: Leah Chernikoff's Almost-Spring Skirt
"I really wanted to wear this spring Band of Outsiders skirt I bought about a month ago."
Editor's Style: Dobrina Zhekova's Statement Jacket
"Most of the times, you only need one statement piece to make a basic outfit memorable."
Editor's Style: Danielle Prescod
Another day, another turtleneck.
Editor's Style: Ruthie Friedlanders Seasonal Mixing
Editor's Style: Megan Cahn's 'I'm Ready for Spring' Look
I'm boycotting winter with my outfit.
Editor's Style: Victoria Hoff's Parisian Friday Look
I love the way this silky pleated skirt flows in the breeze, my vintage chapeau always makes me feel like a Saint Laurent model meets Indiana Jones, and I even dared to show a little skin via this DIY-ed crop top.
Editor's Style: Justine Harman's Fashion Coat
Justine Harman welcomes spring in a very bright, very chic Giambattista Valli fashion coat.
Editor's Style: Kate Winick's Full-On Feminine Look
I'm on the hunt for a pair of slightly tougher shoes to contrast with the girliness of the skirt, but as long as we're doing full-on feminine why not twirl?
Editor's Style: Natalie Matthews' Yellow Coat
Even if my guy friends say I look like Jim Carrey's 'The Mask' character in it, I love this yellow coat.
Editor's Style: Danielle Prescod's Frayed Jeans
My jeans are from Marques Almeida.
Ruthie Friedlander's Walk Into Spring
My best friend Sam convinced me to buy this Dolce & Gabbana dress and it was the best decision I ever made.
Editor's Style: Sally Holmes's Dark Ensemble
I'm holding on to my all-black-everything uniform.
Editor's Style: Shilpa Nadella's Vintage Leather Skirt
There's always investment pieces I splurge on every season.
Editor's Style: Allison Watters' Boy-Meets-Girl Basics
There's something about sporty fashion that always gets me.
Editor's Style: Megan Cahn's Wardrobe Regulars
This outfit is a combination of my wardrobe staples.
Editor's Style: Natalie Matthews' Boyfriend Chic
'No offense to my sister or my girlfriends, but honestly, my boyfriend has a much better closet to raid than any of them do.'
Editor's Style: Justine Harman's Tri-Color Carven Coat
There are some items you own that never let you down. For me, it's this alpaca-and-wool Carven jacket and cuffed, Reed Krakoff trousers.
Editor's Style: Dobrina Zhekova's Boho Chic
Editor's Style: Victoria Hoff's Gingham Dress
Working with a fashion editor on a daily basis is something I could really get used to--its like having a stylist for free.
Editor's Style: Ruthie Friedlander's Solution to the Winter Woes
I, too, am super excited for spring, but I have a weapon that makes this season a bit more bearable than its been for everyone else and it comes in the form of my favorite coat by The Row.
Editor's Style: Natalie Matthews' Outfit-Making Coat
They say if you wear a good coat and nice shoes, the rest of your winter outfit doesn't really matter.
Editor's Style: Sally Holmes' Leopard on Leopard
If there's anything I love more than a good leopard print, it's two good leopard prints.
Editor's Style: Megan Cahn Borrows from the Boys
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Editor's Style: Ruthie Friedlander's Cuffed Denim
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ELLE.com editor Megan Cahn's winter white.
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Oct. 4 (Bloomberg) -- DP World Ltd., Dubai's state- controlled port operator, said its London Gateway deep-sea port will begin operating by the fourth quarter of 2013.
The project, on the Thames river about 25 miles (40 kilometers) east of London and adjacent to a logistics park, will have capacity for 1.6 million 20-foot containers, the company said in a statement today. DP World, which has planned to invest 1.5 billion pounds ($2.3 billion) in the port, said it will spend $1 billion on the project in the next three years.
DP World, the world's fourth-largest port operator, is dredging about 106 million cubic feet (3.2 million cubic meters) to accommodate the world's biggest ships at London Gateway. The company aims to win clients by combining a harbor terminal with an on-site distribution center, luring wholesalers and retailers away from older ports such as Hutchison Whampoa Ltd.'s terminal in Felixstowe, about 50 miles northeast.
"London Gateway is located closer to the U.K.'s largest consumer markets of London and the southeast, ensuring that U.K. business will soon be able to take advantage of a more cost- effective way of getting the nation's goods to consumers," DP World said in the statement today.
DP World inherited London Gateway when it bought Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Co., at the time the U.K.'s biggest port operator, in 2006. The purchase also gave it stakes in container terminals at Southampton, England, the U.K.'s second- largest port, and Tilbury on the River Thames, the distribution hub for the London 2012 Olympic Games.
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Police are looking for the suspects who shot a man in East San Jose Tuesday morning and then drove away, a police spokesman said.
San Jose police were called at 10:22 a.m. to the area of Senter Road and Baltic Way, a few blocks south of Tully Road, police Officer Albert Morales said.
They found the wounded man, who was shot at least one time, and had him transported to a hospital for treatment, Morales said.
The suspects fled the scene in a vehicle, Morales said.
Police are still investigating the motive and circumstances of the shooting and are searching for the suspects, he said.
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At ProNicaragua, the government investment agency in Managua, phones rang steadily during the last days of July. The reason: the impending vote in the U.S. House of Representatives on the Central American Free Trade Agreement.
"Once it became clear that CAFTA was going to pass, we had a record number of potential new investors visit us on fact-finding missions," said Carlos Sequeira, Nicaragua's chief negotiator for CAFTA. Some of those visitors, mostly in the apparel industry, later committed themselves to investing in Nicaragua after they received word that CAFTA had passed. It was a pleasant turnaround for Sequeira. He acknowledged that some investors had canceled planned investments in Nicaragua when rejection of CAFTA seemed likely.
North of the border, CAFTA's supporters see a quick payoff for U.S. companies that currently sell to the region. "There will be a very quick impact on trade in Central America," said John Hyatt, vice president at Irwin Brown & Co., a New Orleans customs broker and freight forwarder.
The agreement will immediately eliminate import duties on U.S. products that have been priced out of the market. For example, U.S. poultry exporters, long stymied by duty rates as high as 164 percent in Central America, will see their rates drop to zero. "It will make U.S. poultry competitive," Hyatt said.
Another major beneficiary, he predicted, will be U.S. automakers. Their exports to Central America, a region with no auto-assembly plants of its own, have been restricted as a result of local tariffs that range from 50 to 75 percent. Once those tariffs are eliminated, U.S. cars will more competitive against Asian vehicles.
It will be months before CAFTA takes effect. Although the governments of El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala have already ratified CAFTA, three countries - Nicaragua, the Dominican Republic and Costa Rica - have yet to approve it. Sequeira expects Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic to ratify CAFTA within 60 days. He said ratification by Costa Rica could take two years. "The tradition is, Costa Ricans are the very last to jump," Sequeira said. Despite Costa Rica's absence, Sequeira expects CAFTA to formally go into effect by next January for the other six signatories. (The agreement allows the pact to take effect even before all signatories approve it.)
The real impact of CAFTA could take much longer, as multinational companies reassess their international supply chains and decide if they want to expand their presence in Central America.
Textiles and apparel are the industry most likely to benefit. A major appeal of CAFTA, Hyatt said, is that its preferences will be permanent, unlike those of the U.S.-Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act, enacted in 2000 to provide preferences from 24 U.S. trading partners that use U.S. materials and then re-export them to the United States. Hyatt said relatively few U.S. companies have taken advantage of the Caribbean act's preferences to invest and source in Central America. The reason, he said, is that the Caribbean act was only for eight years. By contrast, "CAFTA locks the preferences in stone."
After CAFTA takes effect, most of the new investments will be in low-value-added apparel assembly. "Right now, we are most interested in apparel because it employs a lot of people," Sequeira said. Nicaragua's population is growing rapidly, and the country must create 2.5 million new jobs over the next 15 years. "Over the next 10 years, we hope to train our labor force, and jump into higher value activities. We have to look beyond low-value-added apparel into textiles and fabrics," he said.
CAFTA's benefits may not be enough to counter the overwhelming presence of China and other Asian countries in global markets, Hyatt said. "They will have to compete against China, India, Bangladesh and Indonesia, which are vertically integrated," he said. Nicaragua, the poorest country in Central America, offers the region's lowest wages, along with proximity to the U.S. market. But Sequeira admits that Nicaraguan labor productivity is poor, as is much of the region's infrastructure. He said the average speed of a truck traveling on a major Costa Rica-Guatemala route is only 15 miles an hour. "It's hard to compete against areas where it is 50 miles an hour," he said.
Greg Mastel, chief international trade adviser at Miller & Chevalier, a Washington-based international law firm and a former chief economist for the Senate Finance Committee, said that although apparel is a traditional starting point for economic development, Central America faces a tough challenge in that sector. "China has made such an impact, it will be hard for Central America to make a big dent," he said. "The numbers for China are pretty overwhelming."
The long-term impact of any major trade agreement is harder to predict than its supporters or opponents usually anticipate, Mastel said. "My experience from NAFTA is that it is not a light-switch phenomenon that goes on instantly with companies," he said. "Many companies that have benefited the most from NAFTA were not deeply focused on NAFTA when it was approved by the U.S. Congress" in 1993, Mastel said. "Many electronics companies that now benefit from cross-border plants in both the U.S. and Mexico only vaguely thought about NAFTA at the time, and did not have such plants in mind."
He said industries besides apparel that could emerge in the region include agricultural commodities, and assembly plants for electronics, automobiles, chemicals and other products. Another possible winner is tourism, which hopes to take advantage of relatively low prices, pristine rain forests and beaches, and proximity to the U.S. market. Following in the footsteps of Costa Rica, which has carved out a major market in high-end eco-tourism, Nicaragua is luring hotel developers with a wide range of tax incentives, including 80 to 90 percent exemptions on income taxes, import taxes and value-added taxes. "CAFTA will put Nicaragua more on the map in the mind of U.S. investors," said Maria Rivas, Nicaragua's minister of tourism.
Rivas said U.S. investors already contribute nearly 40 percent of foreign investment in tourism. With assistance from Costa Rican experts, Nicaragua and Costa Rica are jointly developing and selling "eco-tours" that combine four days in each country at such luxurious "eco-lodges" as Morgan's Rock, on Nicaragua's unspoiled Pacific Coast. Hilton and Marriott will soon be opening hotels in Nicaragua. CAFTA will make it possible for hotel developers throughout the region to stock their hotels with a wide range of U.S.-made furnishings and consumer products that were previously subject to high duties.
All this will inevitably spark increased ocean-carrier services to the region. Carriers, however, are watching cautiously. When the Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act was enacted in 2000, some ocean carriers introduced new vessels on routes to the region, because they expected "exponential growth," Hyatt said. "With CAFTA, you will see some exponential growth, but the carriers got burned the last time around and they will take a wait-and-see" approach.
Mark Miller, spokesman for Crowley Liner Services, said his company will carefully assess how quickly trade expands as a result of CAFTA before making any moves to increase service. "With the passage of CAFTA, the stage has been set for market growth both southbound from the United States and northbound from Central America and the Dominican Republic," Miller said. He said Crowley, with more than 40 years in the Central American trade, has increased sailings and added services over the years as markets have developed. "We plan to take a similar approach to accommodate new customers and/or new commodities that may begin to move as a result of CAFTA."


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Oct. 11 (Bloomberg) -- Poland's WIG20 Index fell 0.2 percent to 2,273.40, falling for the first day in five.
The following are among the most active stocks on the Warsaw Stock Exchange today. Stock symbols follow company names.
KGHM Polska Miedz SA (KGH PW), the copper producer with the biggest European mine output, fell 1.1 percent to 141.4 zloty, retreating for the first time in five days. Copper declined on concern about the outlook for demand in top global consumer China, where figures due this week may show slower growth in exports.
Grupa Lotos SA (LTS PW) fell 1.4 percent to 24.17 zloty after Mariusz Machajewski, the chief financial officer, said Poland's second-largest oil refiner won't be able to reach its forecast of 1 billion zloty ($314 million) in 2011 net income at the current zloty rate, which pushes up the value of its foreign debt.
PBG SA (PBG PW) jumped 4.1 percent to 83 zloty, extending yesterday's 8.9 percent gain. The construction company, the worst-performing stock in the WIG20 Index this year, raised its sales forecast by 30 percent to about 3 billion zloty ($942 million) and earnings before interest and taxes by 13 percent to about 260 million zloty yesterday.
Voxel SA (VOX PW) slumped 24 percent to 14.5 zloty as the provider of medical diagnostic services started trading on the Warsaw Stock Exchange's NewConnect market for smaller companies.
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EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) - Northwestern hired longtime Duke assistant Chris Collins as its basketball coach Tuesday night, hoping he can finally lead the Wildcats to the NCAA tournament.
Collins, the son of Philadelphia 76ers coach Doug Collins, is a logical fit given his ties to the area, the academic similarities to Duke and his basketball pedigree. He is from suburban Northbrook, about 15 miles from the campus in Evanston, played for the Blue Devils and spent the past 13 years at Duke.
His task is to get Northwestern to the NCAA tournament. That's something the Wildcats have never done, although they came close in recent years under Bill Carmody. He was let go after 13 seasons.
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Brazil will miss its inflation target next year even if policy makers resume interest rate increases after cutting borrowing costs to a near record low, according to central bank estimates.
The bank, in its quarterly inflation report today, said inflation will slow to the 4.5 percent target by year-end, and then rebound to 5.3 percent in 2013, should policy makers fulfill economists' forecast for them to cut the benchmark rate to 9 percent this year and raise it to 10 percent in 2013.
Policy makers reiterated today they see a "high probability" of reducing the Selic (BZSTSETA) rate to slightly above the record low of 8.75 percent to protect Latin America's biggest economy from slower growth in advanced economies. The government is relying on a mix of tax cuts and lower interest rates to fuel growth of 4.5 percent this year after the economy expanded 2.7 percent in 2011.
"If it was me, I wouldn't cut rates further," Luciano Rostagno, chief strategist at Banco WestLB do Brasil, said in a phone interview from Sao Paulo. "But the central bank will continue to cut. It has a short term view. It wants to stimulate the economy this year."
The central bank said today it expects the gross domestic product to expand 3.5 percent in 2012.
The yield on interest rate future contracts rose today after the report. The yield on the January 2014 contract, the most traded in Sao Paulo, gained two basis points to 9.52 percent at 2:24 p.m. local time.
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Since August, Brazil has cut the benchmark interest rate by 2.75 percentage points to 9.75 percent, more than any other member of the Group of 20 most industrialized nations. At the same time, the government this month extended tax cuts announced in December to boost sales of home appliances and other labor- intensive products.
"The focus of monetary policy was, is and will continue to be inflation," central bank's economic policy director Carlos Hamilton said.
More efforts to stimulate investment will be announced next week, President Dilma Rousseff said today in New Delhi, where she is attending a summit of leaders from Russia, India, China and South Africa, the so-called BRICS.
Should the central bank keep the benchmark interest rate unchanged, consumer prices will rise 4.4 percent this year and 5.2 percent in 2013, according to the bank's inflation report. In the previous report in December, policy makers forecast prices this year would rise 4.7 percent.
Inflation Outlook
Inflation in 2013 may be slower than the forecast published today given the favorable "balance of risks," Hamilton said, when asked whether policy makers would have to raise interest rates next year.
"We still see important risks in the international scenario," Hamilton told reporters in Brasilia today.
Consumer prices rose 0.25 percent in mid-March, less than all 42 analysts in a Bloomberg survey had predicted, taking the annual rate to 5.61 percent, the lowest since 2010. Consumer prices will rise 5.28 percent in 2012 and 5.5 percent next year, according to the median forecast in a March 23 central bank survey.
The real, which fell 0.3 percent to 1.8317 per U.S. dollar, was the biggest gainer of 16 most-traded currencies tracked by Bloomberg in the first two months of the year. This month, it declined more than all major currencies after the government raised taxes on foreign investment to help manufacturers being hurt by the currency gains.
Rousseff, in India, criticized today the response of the U.S. and Europe to the global financial crisis, saying monetary stimulus and budget cuts would not repair the world economy.
At the same time, monetary expansion in rich nations results in "artificial devaluations" that "introduce grave currency imbalances," that hurt faster-growing emerging markets like Brazil, Rousseff said.
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Rémy Di Gregorio
|Personal information
|Full name
|Rémy Di Gregorio
July 31, 1985
Marseille, France
|1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)
|67 kg (148 lb)
|Team information
|Current team
|Team La Pomme Marseille 13
|Rider type
|Amateur team(s)
Team Martigues
|Professional team(s)
|Major wins
|Infobox last updated on
11 May 2014
Rémy Di Gregorio (born July 31, 1985) is a French road bicycle racer, who rides for UCI Continental Team La Pomme Marseille 13.[1] He has previously competed professionally for Cofidis in 2012, after moving from Astana after the 2011 season.[2]
He rode his first Tour de France in 2007. He broke his elbow in a crash on the fourth stage. He finished the stage 7m 58s behind the leader and left the race. He broke clear on the 10th stage of the 2008 Tour de France edition, on Bastille Day, and led until the final climb.
On 10 July 2012, the first rest day of the 2012 Tour de France, Remi di Gregorio was arrested by French police on suspicion of doping.[3] In April 2013, it was revealed that Di Gregorio could resume his career, since the products found in his possession at the Tour turned out to be vitamins. Prosecutors said the case was not formally closed. Di Gregorio maintained he has never doped and successfully sued Cofidis for unfair dismissal.[4][5]
Di Gregorio returned to the professional peloton in 2014, with Team La Pomme Marseille 13.[1]
Major results[edit]
- 2005
- 5th Overall Tour de l'Ain
- 2006
- 1st Stage 8 Tour de l'Avenir
- 2007
- 17th Overall Critérium du Dauphiné Libéré
- 2008
- 10th Overall Tour Méditerranéen
- Combative rider for Stage 10, Tour de France
- 2011
- 1st Stage 7 Paris-Nice
- 2012
- 1st Stage 3 Vuelta a Asturias
- 2013
- 1st Overall Tour of Bulgaria
- 1st Stage 2
- 2014
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ARLINGTON, Va. – The Coalition for Smarter Growth honored Arlington County Board Member J. Walter Tejada on Thursday, May 15, 2014, for his efforts to advance the community's vision for transforming Columbia Pike into a more transit-oriented corridor while preserving its diversity and affordable housing stock.
"Walter Tejada demonstrated outstanding leadership in making the case for the plan and the Streetcar, which is essential to supporting the increased density and ridership expected in the corridor," said Coalition for Smarter Growth Executive Director Stewart Schwartz. "Moreover, with the demand and housing costs soaring, he spearheaded innovative housing policy and funding strategies to preserve and add affordable housing in the Columbia Pike corridor as it redevelops. The affordable housing strategies championed by Walter will be a model for other jurisdictions."
Tejada was awarded the prestigious Livable Communities Leadership Award for his work in 2013 as Chairman of the Arlington County Board. During his tenure, Tejada hosted a Streetcar Town Hall that drew hundreds of County residents to an informative discussion of the County's planned Columbia Pike streetcar.
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Board of Directors-Healing Reins Therapeutic Riding CenterThe Healing Reins Board of Directors provides governance, business expertise, and fundraising support for all aspects of the organization which allows Healing Reins to sustain its unique services for Central Oregonian families with special needs. The Board is seeking additional members to serve three-year terms in 2014!
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Robin Kenney – PresidentRobin Kenney retired in 2006 after a 27-year career in commercial banking, commercial property management and finance. Born in Tennessee, Robin graduated from the University of Tennessee and Stonier Graduate School of Banking. She moved to Phoenix, Arizona in 1987 and relocated with her family to Bend in 2006. The Kenney family has personally been touched by the phenomenal services of Healing Reins. Robin's husband, Jon, suffered a massive stroke in 2008. Healing Reins Therapeutic Riding Center has been a key element in Jon's recovery, both physically and motivationally. The Kenney's own "Cowboy", an important member of the Healing Reins herd, and sponsor both "Cowboy" and "Hannah Mae" as well. Robin is passionate about all of the horses that give 100% every week of every year to strengthen adults and children with all types of disabilities. Robin's non-profit experience includes Arizona Interfaith Counseling (Phoenix/Mesa, Arizona).
Moe Carrick – Vice President
Moe Carrick is the founder and principal of Moementum, Inc., a senior leader "unconsulting" firm dedicated to helping leaders all over the world transform themselves and their companies. With a special affinity for those in Central Oregon and the magnificent Pacific Northwest, Moementum enables brave leaders to make a positive impact through their work by unleashing the power and capacity of their people. With 25 years of experience in her field, Moe has woven a cohesive and provocative tapestry of personal leadership experiences, Fortune 100 consulting, academic and institutional learning, keynote addresses, authorship, strategic partnering, and masterful facilitation. Moe is an avid horsewoman who understands the power of the horse to not only heal but educate people of all ages and abilities, including leadership groups. Moe has partnered with Healing Reins, its program horses and staff to facilitate senior leadership team building retreats since 2009 with tremendous results.
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John Ogan is an Attorney at Karnopp Petersen LLP in Bend. For 20 years, John has focused his law practice on Natural Resources and Environmental Law and Federal Indian Law. John has continued that focus during his 8 years at Karnopp Petersen, and he currently serves on the firm's Executive Management Committee. John attended Oregon State University where he earned a degree in Fisheries Science, and he worked as a field biologist for the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife before transitioning to a legal career. John earned his law degree at Lewis and Clark, Northwestern School of Law located in Portland, Oregon. John believes that vitality and livability of Central Oregon is directly tied to excellence in health care services, including physical, emotional, and mental health. Horses are a part of John's family and life, and he has seen how a horse joined with a receptive rider can engage that rider physically and mentally, with direct and obvious results. John is proud to be part of Healing Reins and believes that it will continue to be a tremendous asset to not only those using its services, but to all of our community.
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Kathie Gedde grew up in Western Colorado and settled in Bend in 2006 and is a Certified Public Accountant. She has worked in the field of public accounting since 1990, graduating Summa Cum Laude from Western State College in Gunnison, Colorado with a Bachelors of Arts degree in Business Administration, with double emphases in Management and Small Business. Kathie joined SGA CPAs & Consultants where she was introduced to Healing Reins through co-worker and long-time HRTRC Treasurer, Judy Van Nice. Kathie's specialties include assisting closely-held businesses and their related individuals with analysis, planning, reporting and tax issues. She has also been involved with mentoring and supervising staff, training, and planning firm technology programs, along with assistance in private company audits and litigation support. Kathie is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Oregon Society of Certified Public Accountants. Along with her experience in accounting, Kathie brings to Healing Reins many years' involvement with horses and kids through 4-H, both as a member and leader.
Gunnar HansenGunnar is the VP of Finance for G5 Digital Experience Management. Gunnar has served as the Chief Financial Officer and Executive Vice President for Clear One Health Plans; the Chief Financial Officer of The Corvallis Clinic, a multi-specialty medical clinic in Corvallis, Oregon; and the Associate Administrator and Chief Financial Officer for Arizona Medical Clinic, a multi-specialty physician group in Peoria. A graduate of Oregon State University, Gunnar worked for several years in public accounting for Ernst & Young, and Perkins & Company in Portland, Oregon. Gunnar is a member of the Greater Bend Rotary and joined the Healing Reins board because he wants to help the program grow to meet demonstrated community demand with fiscal, philosophical, and leadership sustainability always in mind. He believes that Healing Reins programs are unique and its professionally accredited equine-assisted programs (the only nationally recognized and certified programs in all of Central Oregon) are vital to our community of individuals who experience disabilities and special needs. He lives with his wife Lori and their two children in Bend where the family participates in many community activities, doing their part to keep Bend the livable and vibrant community it is today.
Lee LegowikBrigadier General Lee Legowik has joined the Board of Directors at Healing Reins Therapeutic Riding Center. Retired in2002 after a 40 year career in the United States Army and United States Navy,Lee served on both Active Duty and the National Guard of the State of Washington. Born in Montana, he graduated from the University of Montana and began his military career in 1965, serving in the United States Navy as an enlisted seaman. He received his officer commission in the United States Army in 1968. His Active Duty career included combat tours in South Vietnam and tours with the 82nd Airborne Division. His National Guard commands included an Armor Company, an Armor Battalion and a Mechanized Brigade, and eventually, Commander of the Washington Army National Guard. Parallel to his National Guard career, Lee was a senior Engineering Manager for the Westinghouse Corporation. His focus as a Healing Reins Board member is to serve as military liaison working to sustain and grow the Equine Services for Heroes program now available for veterans in our community
Barbara Newman, MDBarbara Newman is a Board-Certified Obstetrician/Gynecologist, who is the Medical Director of Outpatient OB/Gyn Services in Redmond for St. Charles Medical Group. She was the senior partner in a six member OB/Gyn practice in California for 26 years, and has had a home in Central Oregon for15 years. Appreciation for community service and organization arose from her active-duty military service as an Army physician, both in the United States and Korea. As a horse owner and sponsor of "Major", a new addition to the Healing Reins family, Barbara believes in the unspoken bonds that develop between horse and rider, and the unique relationships which make Healing Reins' programs so important to the well-being of its riders, instructors and volunteers.
Mindy Laidlaw, OT
Mindy Laidlaw is an Occupational Therapist and has worked for St. Charles Health System for twenty-five years. A graduate of Pacific University, she is the Therapy Supervisor for Inpatient Rehab and Acute Care. Mindy has served for fifteen years as the Regional Representative for Central Oregon on the Occupational Therapy Association of Oregon team. Mindy is passionate about helping people reach their highest potential and offers a depth and breadth of experience to those seeking to improve their quality of life through rehabilitation and experiential learning. She is proud to be a member of the Healing Reins Board of Directors and believes that educating the community about the many opportunities equine-assisted programs offer to support people with special needs can help to change lives. In her spare time, Mindy is actively engaged in fundraising to support schools and nonprofits in Bend and is the mother of two amazing daughters that are currently on the path of furthering their college education.
Keith Krueger, DMD
Dr.Krueger is a native of Central Oregon who grew up with horses on his family's dairy farm. His father's hard-working and well-loved draft horses made a lasting impression about the multiple positive impacts horses can have on people of all ages and abilities. Dr. Krueger graduated from Oregon State University in 1985 and then attended Oregon Health Sciences University School of Dentistry where he received his doctorate in1989. He completed his internship while serving three years as an officer in the U.S. Air Force. Dr. Krueger then began his four year residency, pursuing his passion for Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, completing his training at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey in 1997. He practiced in Portland, Oregon for three years before establishing his practice in Bend in 2000. Dr. Krueger is a Diplomat of the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and is an active member of the Medical Staff at St. Charles Medical Center. He is thrilled to lend his expertise and enthusiasm to the Healing Reins Board of Directors to ensure that accredited equine-facilitated activities and therapies are available to everyone who can benefit in our community.


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This Moroccan slow-cooker lamb stew features lamb stew meat, flavorful spices, apricots, and hearty root vegetables like parsnips and carrots. Serve with rice or couscous.
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Place lamb in a bowl; toss with flour, 1/2 tsp. salt and pepper.
Melt butter in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add half of lamb and cook until browned, about 7 minutes. Transfer to a slow cooker. Repeat with remaining lamb. Pour broth into skillet, add remaining 3/4 tsp. salt and scrape pan with a wooden spoon. Add liquid, spices, onion, apricots, raisins, carrots and parsnips to slow cooker. Cover and cook over low heat until lamb is tender, about 5 1/2 hours.
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Software defined storage (SDS) is a term that seems to have spread like wildfire in the last few months. But what actually is it and what are the benefits of it? In this post, I share my thoughts based on current research and conversations with peers.
SDS feels very much feels like a marketing term at the moment - used by vendors to capture mindshare and attachment to the broader topic of software-defined datacentre - a term popularized by VMware last year. For further reading on software-defined datacentre implementations, please review the following VMware case study that features Symantec's recent internal transformation.
SDS, rather than being an actual product, is really an architectural outcome for next generation storage designs. Founded on storage virtualization, SDS uses abstraction to pool storage from commodity hardware to provide flexible, efficient and cost-effective storage services. You might say, "well can't we do that already with current storage virtualization technologies?" Well yes to an extent, but therein lies the difference to what SDS promises and what can be delivered today.
Traditional storage virtualization technologies provide an abstraction layer to simplify storage management through common tools sets, some of which support a wide variety of hardware and operating system vendors to give greater flexibility. These tools facilitate many advanced functions such as snapshots, replication, incremental mirror syncs, de-duplication and compression to name a few.
However, traditional storage provisioning and management techniques are still time-consuming and complex. One exception to this is thin provisioning. Organizations that have operational maturity to confidently over-provision have found day-to-day storage management simplified to some extent.
SDS design principles are to support a self-service, policy-driven architecture that delivers, tracks and self-remediates storage services to meet SLA's.
Gartner defines SDS as having a number of key outcomes that differ from what broadly, traditional storage virtualization offers today:
- Orchestration: orchestrate storage services independent of where data is placed and how it is stored by matching SLA requirements and capabilities through an intelligent software layer.
- Automation: improves asset management and staff productivity by leveraging intelligent software to service requests and ongoing operational management.
- Commoditization: leverage commodity hardware to reduce dependency on proprietary hardware and puts the intelligence in the software.
- Programmability: common sets of APIs to integrate a wide variety of storage, compute, network and application services together.
So where are organizations today on the journey towards a SDS architecture? From my experience, it is in research mode discussing what it is and how it might benefit them.
What I have seen though, which is arguably an early iteration on the journey towards SDS, is the re-emergence of direct attached storage (DAS) and in turn the increased adoption of flash-based solid state drives (SSD).
Traditionally DAS has been associated with scale-up architectures that led to the creation of storage islands. With the general availability of significantly faster interconnects being more affordable (e.g. 1GbE/10GbE and Infiniband), DAS has re-emerged within scale-out, shared nothing grid architectures. Take for instance the advent of Big Data initiatives that are designed to leverage cheap commodity DAS storage.
SSD's can be implemented in different form factors. The most popular I see are in dedicated flash arrays connected via traditional SAN or PCIe cards installed directly into the server. The former offers obvious performance advantages by servicing higher random I/O rates on much faster SSD than traditional spinning hard disk drives (HDD). The latter is able to move hot data closer to the compute engine within the server for lower latency and improved response times.
However, both these trends need to consider an intelligent software layer within the architecture to help develop adoption and use cases further. Symantec specifically helps address two key areas with its upcoming Cluster File System 6.1 version:
- I/O Optimization: ensure the right data is on the right tier of storage based on its importance and use at any point in time.
- Automatic read and write-back caching to underlying SAN storage to maximize the use of relatively expensive SSDs for hot data whilst flushing cool data down to cheaper storage.
- Write coalescing helps increase the life span of SSDs
- Pre-determine hot data by pinning it into cache
- Data redundancy: Hot data stored locally within server SDDs leaves potential for a single point of failure unless methods are put in place to provide redundancy.
- Cache reflection to spread the data across multiple physical servers to protect data against the loss of a server.
The flash/SDD market still has a healthy number of startup organizations that are making strong in-roads into the datacentre. However, they are rapidly being consumed by larger traditional storage companies. This consolidation could help accelerate and achieve the vision of SDS. With much wider portfolios of diverse technologies these larger companies possess the intellectual property, R&D budgets and marketing capabilities to drive the integration needed.
So, if you are offered some software-defined storage from a vendor today? I'd recommend caution, because as far as I can see, it doesn't currently exist.


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Is hunger acceptable to the women of the Wilmette-based National Council of Jewish Women Chicago North Shore Section?
"Absolutely not," said Ellen Stafman, a 27-year Deerfield resident and NCJW Chicago North Shore soup kitchen project coordinator. "It's really easy to help somebody every day. We are all capable here and we all have so much in our lives that it's so easy to give and help people, that nobody should really go hungry especially in this area,"
On Aug. 6, NCJW volunteers prepared a meal and assembled sack lunches for more than 100 soup kitchen diners at the Evanston Beth Emet The Free Synagogue.
Beth Emet has provided a weekly Wednesday soup kitchen for 12 years, co-founded by Nancy Bashook of Evanston. Community groups like NCJW take turns donating and preparing meals.
Bashook can be found at the 1124 Dempster St. synagogue kitchen every other week lending her helping hand.
"We never know from week to week," the number of diners who line up to dine, Bashook said. The line Aug. 6 started forming about 4:30 p.m. for the 6 p.m. meal service.
The soup kitchen celebrates the Jewish value of "tikkun olam," which means "repair of the world."
"It's part of my life. I'm so grateful to be able to help out," Bashook said, as she quickly moved about the kitchen and dining area with comfortable familiarity.
The dinner Aug. 6 featured parmesan-encrusted tilapia, bread, a salad with multiple veggies, like freshly-snapped green beans, boiled potatoes with fresh dill and butter plus circuses such as manufacturer-packaged Rice Krispies Treats and pink iced cookies with sprinkles.
The sack lunches had a sandwich with lettuce and a protein like roast beef, a fruit cup or fruit plus a nutritious snack like a granola bar.
"This is a great hands-on project," Stafman said, who spoke next to the counter where Alison Baker Frank, of Deerfield, and Cheryl Gold, of Skokie, built brown bag lunches, which diners received on their way out.
"There's just no excuse for people to be hungry at any time," Stafman said.
NCJW Chicago North Shore volunteerism Aug. 6 is part of the organization's 'Feeding the Needy' initiative.
One can donate groceries, money to purchase groceries or come to staff a soup kitchen.
"The projects have gradually expanded from working at one soup kitchen to working at multiple soup kitchens, twice a year and filling in when needed," said Julie Newman of Northbrook, NCJW Chicago North Shore membership and programming director.
This summer, NCJW assisted PADS shelters in North Chicago by buying food and preparing bag lunches for Lake County homeless.
"There's a large, unfilled need for bag meals during the summer months at these shelters," Newman said. "On nine dates over the summer, our volunteers made and donated approximately 700 sandwiches and about 350 bag lunches".
Mia Strubel-Iram, 12, her brother Ariel, 9, and their mother, Aleeza Strubel, of Skokie, worked as a team and as a family helping to set up the dining room.
Long tables with white linens featured cheerful blue-colored folding chairs. Live background music and fresh flowers like fuchsia zinnias gave the dining experience a feeling of warm hospitality.
"I started volunteering at a soup kitchen in Evanston in high school and when my kids got to be around 10, 11 and 12, I thought they're not too young to experience what I experienced," said Strubel, whose children both attend Chicago Jewish Day School.
"No matter what's going on in my life, no matter what I have that I think I need or don't need or have time for, I can always make time to really give to the community," she said.
Two months ago, Mia, a seventh-grader and Ariel, a fourth-grader, joined their mother by volunteering at an Evanston church.
"We had a really positive experience and enjoyed interacting with the community," said Strubel, who was raised in Wilmette and is a 1989 New Trier High School graduate. At New Trier, Strubel was active in a social service organization.
Years later, Strubel is building memories with her soon-to-be-teens while serving others.
"This is a mitzvah," said Mia, who will celebrate her bat mitzvah next year with more mitzvahs or "good deeds."
Mia's bat mitzvah project will assist a school in Israel, she said.
"I'm having a really good time, it's really fun," said Mia's brother, Ariel. "I have the pride of helping lots of people."
Alison Baker Frank offered a message to others to consider volunteering.
"Find an organization, any organization and sign up and just get going and do it," she said.
"Everybody should be able to get a healthy meal," said Beverly Copeland of Morton Grove.
Meanwhile, volunteers breaded the fish or manned the stove, getting the meal ready on time. By 5:47 p.m., everything was pretty much in order with time for the volunteers to pose for a group photo.
"We come from a people who like to eat, you know," said Cheryl Gold. "Food is love. We give love."


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This workshop will show some great apps/programs, such as Evernote, iAnnotate, Dropbox, Zotero, and more that will help keep your life in control. We will also go over notetaking apps such as Evernote and iAnnotate. We will also talk about managing your PDFS and other documents with Dropbox and Zotero. We will describe the formats each app can use for notetaking and PDF markups. Feel free to share your favorite program or app as well with attendees!
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Does anyone know of a decent gunsmith around Orlando? I used Boyers in Orange City, where I live and was not happy with his work.
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I live in Orlando and I've seen a lot of people go to Shoot Straight in Casselberry.
there is a gun and pawn in East Orlando on Rt 50 called Replay Pawn. They have a gunsmith that I and several others have used with positve results. He is not real pricey either.
I hear Shoot Straight has a good 'smith, but I just don't like the store.


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Spamassassin .user_prefs file keeps getting overwritten
I've searched everywhere on this forum but can't find an answer to this.
If a user adds some tests (for example, "score SUBJECT_DRUG_GAP_C 5.0") to their .user_prefs file in their home directory (/var/www/web1/user/nameofuser/.user_prefs), the next time a change is made to that user's ISPConfig email settings through the control panel, those custom settings are overwritten with the default template.
What can I do to stop this overwriting from happening? Should these custom settings be put somewhere else?
I'm completely out of ideas here - any help you could give would be much appreciated!
The .user_prefs shall not be edited manually in a ispconfig installation.
So then...
I guess this begs the question, where should these settings be stored?
If globally, where is the correct place to put additional "score" tests?
I found it
OK, I did some more searching and my last question has been answered before. But, for those who need the same info:
To specify additional tests in Spamassassin to be added to every mail user's spamassassin profile (you cannot make settings per-user, only globally), edit the file:
I tried this and it has worked like a charm!
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Take a look and let us know what you think. Sarita is a fantastic supporter of thecarboncult.com and has also created video teasers for the Plastic Pollution Coalition. It didn't take long to create the video. "In total music and animation (and waiting for paint to dry) less than 2 days," said Sarita. Awesome job. Thank you!
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Just had all four wheels off, brakes checked, rt/rear cylinder replaced. (note: steel exposed on inside edge of tread on both rear tires... replaced rear tires, no alignment, yet) Having to add brake fluid every 4-5 days.
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Answer #1ziptie12 July 10, 2012, 22:22Master
Look for the wet spot....................If no history of problems prior to wheel cylinder replacement start there.
Answer #2helpfull4u July 11, 2012, 07:50Journeyman
You said you have no leaks? Double check. The master cylinder is a week link also. If the master cylinder is mounted to the booster, remove it. you should not see any fluid between the two. If it's wet, it's coming from the master cylinder and contaminating the booster, creating more problems. Goodluck
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Thanks. Appreciate the assist.
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