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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- Shortly after officially starting his second term, Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon has wrapped up a meeting about early childhood education.
Nixon says expanding early education programs would help improve academic achievement and opportunities for Missouri children. He called it a "smart investment." Reporters were permitted to observe a discussion Monday in the governor's office that came immediately after the outdoor inaugural ceremony.
The Democratic governor met with state Education Commissioner Chris Nicastro, St. Louis Public Schools superintendent Kelvin Adams and Coordinating Board for Early Childhood Education Chairman James Caccamo. Also attending was Child Care Aware of Missouri CEO Carol Scott and teacher Linda Smith.
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In the immediate aftermath of Walgreens' announced purchase of drugstore.com, the burning questions of the moment in mass retailing are these: Is a drug store a retail outlet or a health care provider? Or can it be both?
Inside This Issue - Opinion
Clearly, Walgreens is buying drugstore.com for one reason: to gain greater access to its potential customers, particularly those who shop online. The expectation is to convert at least some of those consumers into Walgreens drug store shoppers. Along the way the drug chain's management team hopes to learn more about online shopping from a company that has clearly mastered the art, and so sharpen its own online presentation, already one of the more impressive in retailing, thanks in large part to the presence and ability of Sona Chawla, the company's president of e-commerce.
Walgreens, it should be noted, even now boasts one of the strongest online businesses in mass retailing, one that attracts some 8 million unique visitors a month. Uniting with drugstore.com will surely move the Deerfield, Ill.-based drug chain into the very forefront of online shopping.
Contrast this approach to business with that of CVS, Walgreens' rival for chain drug supremacy. Four years ago CVS spent $26 billion to join forces with Caremark, at the time the nation's No. 3 pharmacy benefits manager (PBM). The intent was equally clear. As Tom Ryan, the architect of the merger, put it recently: "We were close to the end-user of our products," he said. "The Caremark merger brought us close to the payer."
As Ryan, who just stepped aside after 17 years as CVS' chief executive, has repeatedly stressed: In merging with Caremark CVS was no longer merely a drug chain. Rather it had been transformed, overnight, into a health care provider, a company that manages patient lives and influences disease outcomes.
Here, then, is an instance where two closely competitive companies have taken different paths to build their businesses. CVS, on the one hand, is convinced that, going forward, an aging population facing the increasing cost of health care will reward a company that can monitor, influence and alter the health of its customers.
Walgreens, on the other hand, is equally certain that, at a time when online shopping is at record levels, a time when consumers increasingly use the Internet to find and evaluate products, compare prices and determine whether to shop online or at a brick-and-mortar retailer — and, in the latter instance, which brick-and-mortar retailer — for a particular product, its decision to purchase drugstore.com makes sound business sense.
In this instance, the strategy of both retailers appears to make perfect business sense. Though CVS' merger with Caremark has come into question of late, there is no doubt that, in theory, merging a health care retailer with a health care administrator makes sense. And though Ryan admits that the merger involved a steeper learning curve than originally anticipated, he is firmly convinced that the ultimate result of this amalgamation will be a positive one.
Similarly, it is difficult, at least at the outset, to fault the decision of Greg Wasson, Walgreens' CEO, to buy drugstore.com. Indeed, those who know the online drug store company cannot help but be impressed with the level of sophistication its staff has brought to online shopping, the strength it has shown in several core drug store categories and, most particularly, the success it has enjoyed in attracting upscale beauty care companies to its website while simultaneously building its mass beauty business.
Still to be determined, of course, is how Walgreens will approach its new acquisition, how it will handle the difficult task of integrating drugstore.com's business with its own — for now, at least, drugstore.com will remain in Bellevue, Wash. — and how it proposes to utilize the online company's very capable marketing and merchandising staff.
Whatever the challenges, integrating the two companies and identifying and utilizing the strengths of each will certainly prove more difficult in practice than on paper — as CVS has long since learned with Caremark.
For now, however, Wasson must be applauded for taking this bold step to separate Walgreens from its competitor, just as those who knew best congratulated Ryan on his perspicacity in joining CVS and Caremark. With each day and each new initiative, Wasson is showing himself to be an exceptionally creative leader, an innovative executive willing to take risks, even when the possibility of failure is involved.
For now, however, observers of chain drug retailing in America must be content to draw this conclusion: In acquiring drugstore.com — after recently divesting itself of its PBM — Walgreens has succeeded in formulating and developing a strategy that is dramatically at odds with that of its closest competitor.
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quote:I was looking through the performance of the market over the past few years and noticed it almost always drops some amount during the May-July timeframe. Is this a recognized phenomenon? Noticing lots of funds at historical highs and want to avoid getting in at the peak if possible / lucky.
quote:Yes. May-October is historically weak. Hence the old saying, sell in May and go away.
quote:"OCTOBER: This is one of the peculiarly dangerous months to speculate in stocks. The other are July, January, September, April, November, May, March, June, December, August, and February."
quote:You're right. What was I thinking? It just rhymes and sounds good. History has no bearing here. Carry on.
quote:What are the numbers if you don't get back in for October, but wait for November like I originally posted? Split the year November 1- April 30 vs. may 1- October 30?
quote:You plan on selling the funds in September? Probably shouldn't invest in mutual funds then. If not, then pay no mind to the "sell in May, then Go away" philosophy, because Timing the market is STUPID, but Time IN the market is the key to long term returns.
quote:Yeah, you are probably right.
quote:Long story short, buy and hold is more efficient, less risky, and less work.
quote:Here is my strategy. Build a good core portfolio with some balanced funds and a few other holdings that you keep pretty much year round. During the Nov.-April time I add equity ETFs to create that little extra alpha. It is not always perfectly on those dates, but market momentum will tell you. For example, this year past year it didn't really happen until December. I set trailing stops behind them around April and protect my gains. Sometimes I miss a little return, but I rarely take the big hit one must avoid.


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Make Your Own Pie Crust
by Dana Angelo White in Cookies & Other Desserts, Healthy Holidays, Healthy Recipes, November 8, 2010There's something extraordinary about pastry. It's the perfect combination of crisp, delicate, flaky and tender. Ready-to-bake versions from the store promise convenience but you can make your own in a matter of minutes. Something this special deserves a homemade touch — make yours now and freeze it for Thanksgiving.
The Price of Convenience
Packaged refrigerated and frozen pie crusts use trans fat-laden partially hydrogenated oils or lard. They are also expensive, costing $3.00-4.00 each on average.
Pastry 101
Pie dough is one of the easiest pastries to make. You want it light and flaky and the secret is using cold ingredients. When the cold crust enters the oven, steam is produced, which incorporates tiny pockets of air between the layers of dough. Most recipes can be made by hand or with a few pulses of a food processor. Once the ingredients are combined, they make another visit to the fridge for more chilling before rolling and baking. You can also freeze finished pastry for 3 to 6 months for easy holiday prep.
Flour, salt, water and maybe a pinch of sugar are the basic ingredients of any dough. Another necessity is a source of fat— while none of them are low in calories, you can decide which type you prefer.
Nutrition information per tablespoon: 100 calories; 11 grams fat; 7grams saturated fat
Butter will give you a flaky and flavorful crust, but has the highest amount of saturated fat. Enjoy, but try to keep portions modest – especially if you're watching your cholesterol. Be sure to use unsalted butter so you can control the seasoning.
Vegetable Shortening
Nutrition information per tablespoon: 110 calories; 12 grams fat; 3 grams saturated fat
Shortening is flavorless, light, and famous for making dough super flaky and tender. It's lower in saturated fat but traditionally very high in trans fats. Check labels carefully to find a brand with the lowest amount of trans fat possible. Another thing to consider is that
most recipes call for a combo of shortening and butter which means those recipes come in with the most fat and calories.
Nutrition information per tablespoon: 120 calories; 14 grams fat; 1 gram saturated fat
A different spin on pastry is to make it with oil. The texture is less flaky, but surprisingly tender, with a pleasant, gentle crunch. Oil also means the pastry will be high in heart-healthy fats, vegan and cholesterol free. Here's Liz's famous family recipe — it was so easy to make!
Canola Oil Pie Dough
(Makes enough for 1 double-crust pie)
2 cups unbleached white flour
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup canola oil
5-8 tablespoons cold water
Combine flour and salt in a medium bowl. Mix the oil and 5-6 tablespoons of the water in another bowl. Make a well in the center of the flour mixture and pour in the oil mixture. Mix with a fork until just combined (about 30 seconds). If it doesn't combine immediately, add 1-2 more tablespoons water. (The dough will be soft and smooth and a little less dense than traditional pie dough.) Divide into two balls. Chill or roll out immediately between two sheets of waxed paper.
Dishing Out Servings
Instead of the typical recommendation to serve 6, divvy up a standard 9-inch pie to serve 8 people to help keep the portions of fat and calories lower.
TELL US: What's your holiday pie-crust secret? (We promise, we won't tell!)
Dana Angelo White, MS, RD, ATC, is a registered dietitian, certified athletic trainer and owner of Dana White Nutrition, Inc., which specializes in culinary and sports nutrition. See Dana's full bio »
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YREKA, Calif. – People are being told to leave their homes in a small town in Northern California, as a wildfire puts structures in danger. The Goff Fire has now come close to homes in Seiad Valley, which has prompted a mandatory evacuation.
An evacuation center has been set up here at the Yreka Golden Fairgrounds, waiting for people who could be on their way with an evacuation notice in place in Seiad Valley, which is directly in the path of the Goff Fire. The evac area is ready to go, as the fire forces people from their homes.
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Can you see my problem now?
13 comments:
- esbboston said...
He he, I think I can see several (potential) problems.
- May 21, 2011 at 10:33 PM
- Merisi said...
For crying out loud, "Tyson's Galleria", "Costco" and "Reuben Sandwich", all at once? You could as well have thrown in "Whole Foods" and "Dolly Madison Road - All Roads lead to Tyson's"! The Ruben Sandwich hit me particularly hard, the sauerkraut and Russian dressing sticking to my hair.
I imagine Cate shrieking with delight about the way you made sure nobody would ever guess it was her, when she is tearing through the wide marbled halls of the Galleria. Ah, those wide open spaces .... - May 22, 2011 at 12:59 AM
- The New Diplomat's Wife said...
I'm not going to lie, i love to do a little shopping when I'm at home as well. I always bring an empty suitcase - you'd think they had just let me out of the sahara the way I stockpile American goods, and now with a daughter, it's only magnified.
On a business trip to malaysia, the airline lost my luggage and I had to buy some replacements in KL and one saleswoman after the next told me I will need to go to the "Big and Tall Lady Store" but with such innocence it didn't deliver the same sting that we often get here. - May 22, 2011 at 2:40 AM
- The New Diplomat's Wife said...
ps - love the redesign!
- May 22, 2011 at 2:41 AM
- Kathryn Ashcroft said...
Hehehe 'it is Indianapolis...It is not the Louvre!'
- May 22, 2011 at 3:18 AM
- simon said...
OMG.. can I help you mate?
- May 22, 2011 at 3:26 AM
- R2K said...
: )
- May 22, 2011 at 8:52 AM
- Cheers! said...
My hubby says you should have Mrs MoneyPenny get on the high later to change your lightbulbs while she's there. We both had a good laugh for a second til my brain caught up with his meaning....then I smacked him while he guffawed at my naiveté. ;)
- May 22, 2011 at 9:57 AM
- fmcgmccllc said...
Well at least the salespeople told her without shrieking, jumping, pointing and rolling on the floor laughing. It can be depressing.
As far as the track, she is lucky she got out of Peoria alive, someone covered for her. - May 22, 2011 at 11:05 PM
- Annie said...
But Wombat is in NSW, quite close to Young, my home town!
- May 23, 2011 at 2:38 AM
- Badger said...
esbboston: Life is full of potential problems!
Merisi: And guess what: Her card was declined!
TNDW: Well it is the best place in the world to shop!
Kathryn Ashcroft: Yes - I am not sure what they expected - Mona Lisa?
simon: I need all the help I can get:
R2K: Exactly
Cheers: I did ask Mrs Moneypenny and she was up for it!
fmcgmcclic: Ah - buy they know Cate quite well.
Annie: I think there must be more than one! - May 23, 2011 at 12:43 PM
- Heather said...
Hopefully Cate never has to suffer the indignity of clothing shopping in Japan...everything is made for a 20" waist.
- May 23, 2011 at 1:19 PM
- Wanderlust said...
Clothes are ridiculously inexpensive here. I hope you sent her over with an extra suitcase.
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May 20, 2009 // 12:00pm — 2:00pm
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Countries affected by conflict often have high maternal mortality and morbidity rates. Experts discussed the need for evidence-based research for recovery and rebuilding of reproductive health systems in post-conflict settings.
Scaling Up Midwives and Traditional Birth Attendants To Reduce Maternal Mortality: Recommendations For Policymakers & Program Managers
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With no real progress towards MDG 5 in 15 years, women continue to perish at an alarming rate and one possible solution is to scale-up traditional birth attendants at birth. Experts discuss progress and remaining challenges.
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Healthy Debate: Are Detox Diets Safe?
by Dana Angelo White in Diets & Weight Loss, Healthy Tips, November 29, 2010Sure, it's tempting to try a detox or cleanse diet after all that Thanksgiving turkey, but are they safe? Here's what experts at the American Dietetic Association's recent Food and Nutrition Expo had to say about these controversial diets.
Detox Recap
We've discussed the ins and outs of detox diets before. Our research has lead us to an overall conclusion that the majority of the plans out there range from potentially unsafe to downright dangerous. Read for yourself:
- Ask HE: Are Cleanses and Detox Diets Safe?
- The Real Deal on the Master Cleanse
- The Lowdown on Cleansing Diets
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At the conference, Dr. Christine Gerbstadt, a medical doctor and registered dietitian, spoke about the extremely limited scientific research behind detox diets. She pointed out that while many plans promise relief from toxins, low energy levels and cravings by excluding things like sugar, dairy, yeast, alcohol and caffeine, there's virtually no evidence to back it up. While it's sound nutrition advice to only consume most of these types foods in moderation, most plans suggest an all out revolt against them indefinitely.
Gerbstadt also reinforced that the body can rely on its own organs to protect and detoxify itself. Dubbed with the anagram "S.K.I.L.L.," the skin, kidneys, intestines, liver and lymphatic system are responsible for the natural cleansing of the body.
The only relatively positive point that was made in favor of these types of diets may have been that the extreme nature may help jumpstart dieters — and in a way, set the stage for success. This may be best demonstrated in the short plans that only last for a couple of days. So the questions remains, can these plans provide the motivation that many dieters are lacking? Or is excluding most (if not all) food from your life (even temporarily) too extreme? The verdict among registered dietitians appears to be … yes.
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- There's currently a lack of scientific evidence to support that detox plans are safe or effective.
- The body has build in mechanisms to detoxify itself.
- While potentially risky, the drastic nature of these plans (for a short period of time) may be a good way to motivate someone to make big dietary changes.
TELL US: Would you still try a detox plan?
Dana Angelo White, MS, RD, ATC, is a registered dietitian, certified athletic trainer and owner of Dana White Nutrition, Inc., which specializes in culinary and sports nutrition. See Dana's full bio »
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This Ruppert family is descended from Joseph Ruppert who arrived in Baltimore in 1837 with a multitude of in-laws. Among these allied families is found the surnames of WEITZEL, BUCHHEIMER, DANNENFELSER, HOLDEFER, HUEBNER and others. These immigrants were primarily from the village of Westhofen in the Rheinland or from neighboring villages such as Worrstadt and Monzernheim. Subsequent generations of the Ruppert line in Maryland married into the following families: BRAUN, GEIGER, SCHMIDT, WESTPHALE, KORNMANN, ZORBACH, ZIRKLER, YINGLING, HEISE and others. Some of the non-German surnames in this family include: PENTLAND and OLIVER. A family history of the immigrant Joseph Ruppert was published in the National Genealogical Society Quarterly in December 1994 (Volume 82, Number 4, pp. 269-292) under the title, "From the Rheinland to the Chesapeake: The German-American Rupperts of Nineteenth-Century Baltimore." Current research is focused on identifying the European homeland of August Schmidt (1852-1915) and his wife Caroline Pauline Walters (1855-1929). This is an ethnically German family who was living somewhere in Russian or Polish provinces until emigration in 1889. Any inquiries concerning the above surnames is welcome. I'm looking forward to sharing my family data with lots of eager genealogists! This is the first attempt at presenting a Home Page on the WWW. I'll hopefully be improving it soon with more data and entries from FTM. Hope to hear from any interested "cousins." |
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- HTML Validator: Validate HTML code to correct and optimize your code and html size of your page
- And many more features: See page cookies, get pixel color on a page, make a page screenshot.
24-Firebug Firebug integrates with Firefox to put a wealth of web development tools at your fingertips while you browse. You can edit, debug, and monitor CSS, HTML, and JavaScript live in any web page. It can be downloaded from here.
- Jeremy, 25 June 2008
lots of usefull stuff there, thanks for your effort.
- sir jorge, 25 June 2008
there are definitely useful items, but i'm not sure if all them are applicable in certain elements of design; ie e-commerce.
- liam, 25 June 2008
Wow! WaveMaker Visual Ajax Studio looks amazing! Great list.
- jeff, 25 June 2008
- BlackHat Fish, 25 June 2008
Noura, you missed a really important new framework that was released earlier this month, the JUNE Javascript Framework.
There's more about it and info by the developer over at http://www.shoutingzone.com/blog/june-js/ that milw0rm posted.
It's probably the fastest, lightest JS framework to date and honestly should be listed, no questions asked! As always, great round up and awesome post!
- kenchill, 25 June 2008
Hey, you missed out on Firebug!!!
- Clay, 25 June 2008
Has anyone use Jaxer in web development yet? It sounds cool 'n all but i'm curious on how practical it is in relation to deployment, functionality, security, etc
- aaron, 25 June 2008
Hey, Where is the firebug? You've made a greate mistake.
- Noupe, 25 June 2008
Thanks Everyone for pointing out the Firebug being missed. Yesterday i added Firebug at the top of the Browser Tools list but i guess i didn't include it by mistake when i was cleaning up the post in the Admin area.
I added it again to the list and hopefully i am forgiven ;)Thanks @ BlackHat Fish. I didn't hear about June before nor tried it. Could you give us your experience with it?
- Cory, 25 June 2008
You are totally forgiven, this list has saved my day :)
- Gadnews, 26 June 2008
very nice and useful, thanks
- Pinkpetrol.com, 26 June 2008
Great list of useful links, not going to lie to you but ive bookmarked a few of them!!! :P
- Paradise, 26 June 2008
I very much rely on Web Developer extension for Firefox & Firebug and would happily recommend it to any other web developer and designer.
These make my life much more easier.
- Tl7, 26 June 2008
Great round up man :)
- morkil, 26 June 2008
One _very_ important tool is missing: JSLint by Douglas Crockford:
It doesn't make coding faster, but it forces you to write a clean, relatively safe code that is compatible with different browsers, so you spend less time finding bugs… and it WILL hurt your feelings ;) - BlackHat Fish, 26 June 2008
@ Noupe
It's one of the simplest frameworks i've used, and every inch of it is customizable to my liking, like my own personal library that does what I want/need it to do. It's a wicked framework, light and what I would call a tool for hardcore JS coders that just want to code JavaScript. Sure it doesn't include features like drag and drop and such, even though there are ways of implementing this, but it's simply made for JS lovers, who just want to play with JS alone. Ah even though it might not be decent for huge sites, its perfect for small to middle sized online business/sites and easy enough to use by a novice too. Like i said, feel free to check out http://www.shoutingzone.com/blog/june-js/ blog where the JUNE developer commented on the software and went into detail about it and so on. Thumbs up to Noupe for rocking as always!! - paresh, 26 June 2008
very imp. & useful list.
- Jacksonville Web Design, 28 June 2008
Thanks a lot looks like a good collection of resources!
Jim S.
http://tentonweb.com/ - eClikx, 28 June 2008
Very usefull tools. Thanks for the tips.
- JSHAW, 04 July 2008
I am always looking for js tutorials, it makes web so much more enjoyable. great post! thanks!
- A learner, 17 July 2008
I really appreciate your effort.
- aq82, 30 July 2008
very nice !bookmarked.
- sszilveszter, 08 August 2008
I used Clean ajax and I do not use it anymore.
Because it hangs up Firefox when a get or a post call
hangs because of the server.
And the development of Clean ajax was stopped.
I use prototype now yuicompressed and gzipped
so it is 23 kbyte now.
And oncomplete function is much more easier in prototype. - blogsarticle, 08 September 2008
there are definitely useful items, but i'm not sure if all them are applicable in certain elements of design; ie e-commerce.
- blogsarticle, 09 September 2008
Wow! WaveMaker Visual Ajax Studio looks amazing! Great list.
- Andrija, 10 September 2008
DO NOT, I repeat DO NOT use Snippely, as it does not have a backup option. So if you want to reinstall Windows and save your snippets, YOU CAN'T.
- nice post, 17 October 2008
thank you
- gdc, 11 December 2008
I'm glad firebug was added to the list. It's a life-saver :)
- another simple one, 26 July 2010
I use a simple JavaScript development tool called Zenwyin WebDev Tool. It basically just has some helpful hot keys that speed stuff up a bit. Its somewhere on this site under the Our Applications page:
- Emmitt Fickert, 07 November 2010
Whoa! Photograph looking bing all night in this and i last but not least think it is below!
- Oleg, 09 May 2011
You should also try
jsFiddle – great for client side prototyping
Akshell – free hosting of more complex projects, together with the ability to run server side code - Plugo, 13 September 2011
Old article, but still good article. Thanks.
- Raj Sandhu, 21 November 2011
Some of the stuff is totally new for me and I have bookmarked for my future reference. Thanks :)
- Michael Kors Bag, 08 September 2012
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- Anna Harris, 21 January 2013
Great list of tools. From above all SproutCore and Snippely both are very important for me.


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Tuesday, April 10, 2012 The Senate Judiciary Committee, chaired by Sen. Larry Martin, met Tuesday. Favorable report as amended: H 3385 Alcoholic liquors S 1124 Commissioner of Insurance Department to be elected S 772 Tort Claims Act (with Minority Report) H 4205 Nonprofit corporation that provides water service H 4726 Powers of Special Purpose Districts Commissions Carried over: H. 4614 Procedures and requirements of court-ordered child custody H 4473 Legal custody or placement of a child prohibited to a person on sex offender registry H 3604 Retrofitting of shopping malls and shopping centers S 10 Commission on Streamlining Government and Reduction of Waste Wednesday, April 11, 2012 The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on H. 4463, chaired by Sen. Gerald Malloy, met Wednesday. Favorable report: H. 4463 Transfer of Criminal Cases to Magistrate Court. Dan Goldberg, of the Fifth Circuit Solicitor's Office, testified on the bill. The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on S.1353, S.1205, S.128 and H.3248, chaired by Sen. Chip Campsen, met Wednesday. Favorable report as amended: S.128 Boards & Commissions Election Reform Act H.3248 Ethic Violations Carried over: S.1353 Disclosure of Economic Interest by Public Officers S.1205 Poll Managers The Senate Medical Affairs Subcommittee on S.1388, S.1395 and H.5028, chaired by Sen. Ray Cleary, met Wednesday. Favorable report: S. 1388 Certificate of Need Program S. 1395 Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation Favorable report as amended: H. 5028 Medicaid nursing home permit law The Senate Banking and Insurance Committee, chaired by Sen. Robert Hayes, met Wednesday. Favorable report: S. 1108 Federal law violation to certain consumer loan transactions is a violation of state law S. 1229 Reciprocal Agreements for Licensing Non-Resident Adjusters S. 1319 Closing or Settlement Insurance S. 1221 Dissolution of a Mechanic's Lien S. 1392 Total liabilities and derivative transactions defined Favorable report as amended: H. 4678 Mortgage Satisfaction in the Public Record S. 1044 Health Care Financial Recovery and Protection Act The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on S.1317, chaired by Sen. Gerald Malloy, met Wednesday. Carried over: S. 1317 Drug Court Program Act. David Ross, Executive Director of S.C. Commission on Prosecution and Coordination, and Dolly Garfield of the Fifth Circuit Solicitor's Office testified on the bill. The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on SC Workers' Compensation Commission, chaired by Sen. Raymond Cleary, met Wednesday. The Subcommittee heard testimony from Melody James on her SC Workers' Compensation Commission Appointment. Thursday, April 12, 2012 The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on S. 1225, chaired by Sen. Shane Massey, met Thursday. Carried over: S. 1225 Notice of Claim on a Contractor. Joe DaPore, Shaun Cranford, Peter Protopapas and Michael Seekings testified on the bill. The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on S.1243, chaired by Sen. Gerald Malloy, met Thursday. Carried over: S.1243 S.C. Probate Code. Franchelle Millender, Judge Debora Faulkner, Hugh Ryan, Drake Kaiser, Roger Jellinik, Catherine Kennedy and Professor Alan Medlin testified on the bill.
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Prayer for Newtown
Across the country, people have been reflecting on the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. Can we challenge ourselves to stand on the side of love with everyone involved in this terrible tragedy? Rev. Fred Small shared this moving reflection with us. Please feel free to share your own personal reflections, prayers, or anything else that has moved you.
Prayer for Newtown
Rev. Fred Small
First Parish in Cambridge, Unitarian Universalist
Hearing the news from Connecticut of the deaths of so many people, so many children, our sorrow is beyond words, beyond comforting.
This violence was concentrated terribly in that one schoolhouse in that one small town, and yet this violence is commonplace.
In our beautiful and beloved country, scores of people die from gunfire every day.
In Boston so far this year, 49 people have been murdered, 34 of them by guns. The youngest victim was 9-year-old Christopher Miles. The oldest was Mary Miller, age 70.
Each person precious.
Every violent death an abomination.
We are desolate. We are disconsolate. We are angry.
And so we pray.
Spirit of Life,
God of hope in our despair,
God of compassion and forgiveness,
God of many names and one abundant love:
We pray for parents whose children will never again dash through the kitchen, never slam the door, never spill jelly on the sofa, never wake in the night needing comfort, never leave home, never fall in love, never grow up.
We pray for children whose buddies will never again ask if they can come over and play, whose siblings will never again tease them about their hair or their clothes.
We pray for children whose parents or grandparents will never again pick them up, never hold them close, never tuck them in, never kiss them goodnight.
We pray for every person who has lost a lover, a companion, a friend.
We pray for every child and every adult who will never, ever forget what they experienced in that school Friday morning.
We pray for teachers who must learn lockdown drills as well as prepare lesson plans.
We pray for a culture that fetishizes violence in movies, television, videos, songs, and first-person-shooter electronic games.
We pray for a mental health system so emaciated it makes no pretense of reaching those who desperately need help.
We pray for a criminal justice system that privileges punishment over healing, incarceration over reconciliation.
We pray for a political system so corrupted by wealth and bullied by power that good people are frightened to do what they know is right.
We pray for communities where shootings and other violent acts are daily occurrences.
We pray for those abused by the slow-motion violence of poverty and oppression.
And we pray for ourselves, that we may have the wisdom and the courage to act;
to change the conditions that make these crimes not only possible, but inevitable;
and to build the Beloved Community on this earth,
in this community,
in our time.
Amen and Blessed Be.
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The Empress
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Title: 여제 / The Empress
Chinese Title: 女帝
Genre: Drama
Episodes: 13
Broadcast netwrok: E-Channel
Broadcast period: 2011-Oct-01 to 2011-Dec-24
Air time: Sat 23:00
This drama show a woman who rises to high authority takes revenge on the people who stepped on her life and caused her to step into prostitution.
Seo In Hwa (Jang Shin Young) is a college student studying painting at a prestigious university. She wants to live her life differently from her mother who ran a hostess bar, but she is trampled over by power and money. Because of this, Seo In Hwa becomes a hostess in a drinking establishment. She overcomes hardships to become the best in her field. She then seeks revenge on the men in power who destroyed her life and let her mother die.
Jang Shin Young as Seo In Hwa
Kang Ji Sub as Jung Hyuk
Jun Se Hong as Choi Yoo Mi
Choi Phillip as Park Hyung Il
Myung Kye Nam as President Gong
Kim Bu Sun as Seo Mi Young
Hyun Suk as Choi Gun Il
Lee Ki Yeol as Jegal Sang Moo
Jung Kyung Soon as Jung Shi Hwa
Kim Joon Hee (김준희) as Kang Ae Ri
Lee Dong Hoon as Lee Yong Gyu
Kim Hyung Jong as Tae Soo
Hwang Eun Jung as Cho Na Hee
Park Woo Chun as Woo Jang Tae
Production Credits
Original work: Manga Jotei Kaoruko by Ryo Kurashina
Director: Choi Do Hoon (최도훈)
Screenwriter: Choi Yoon Jung
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The Ohio General Assembly passed Senate Bill 165 which requires teaching founding documents of America in their original context. The documents required are:
Declaration of Independence Northwest Ordinance United States Constitution (including the Bill of Rights) Ohio Constitution In response to this legislation, the Ohio History Connection created a series of programs and activities to assist teachers in meeting the new requirements outline in the new legislation.
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FARMINGTON — Roberta Entwistle of Farmington, announces the engagement of her daughter, Crystal Entwistle to Michael Richardson, son of Daniel Richardson of Manchester, and Linda and Bill Sirak of Hooksett.Miss. Entwistle graduated from Spaulding High School and Southern New Hampshire University. She is a Staff Auditor with Service Credit Union in Portsmouth.Mr. Richardson graduated from Manchester West High School and the UNH Whittemore School of Business. He is a Financial Analyst with Darling Consulting Group in Newburyport, Mass.A fall wedding is planned.


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My husband has had gastric bypass & can literally only eat certain foods/portions. He asked to have a small amount of chicken salad as his meal. The waitress argued they are not allowed to do that as deli items can't be in the dining area (odd rule). She offered the platter or sandwich which he can't eat half of the items, let alone the amount of food. He explained it's a huge waste of food.
The manager then came over & proceeded to argue with my husband that it's against their policy to have any deli items in the dining room. My husband advised him of his issue & he refused to accommodate at all. So my husband left. We had a full table & he felt it was worth losing customers over this. We even offered to pay separately at the deli counter then have him rejoin the table. The manager said he'd be asked to leave.
We have always liked this place before but, now will never return.
I'm going to be sure to let everyone I know in Boca to NOT come here to Zingers.