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http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070228/pl_nm/usa_security_congress_dc_1 So the Republican Party has become so anti-labor that they're now going to jeopardize our national secruity to appease their fatcat millionaire base?
What does being a member of a union have to do with national security? What pupose is served by attaching this sort of legislation to a natioanl security bill? Was unionizinf airport workers for the purpose of national security a recommendation of the 9-11 commission? Links?
So because you hate unions and workers, veto an entire national security bill? Ridiculous. Like Lieberman said, the more motivated the workers the more likely they're going to do a better job.
To the contrary, if Democrats are so intent on securing the nation then why insist on inserting this politcal, union labor measure? If it's so inportant to secure the country, why insist on it?
Unionized airport screeners = free cavity search for all passengers and no repercussions! Regards, Chris
Yes veto the bill and have congress take out irrelevant riders that have nothing to do with national security. In my experience I haven't found union workers to be especially motivated or more competent than non union workers. Since most unions contribute to democrat pols I interpret this part of the legislation as a fundraiser for the DNC that has no place in a bill about national security. YMMV
What does it have to do with national security? I take it from your answer nothing. Who is the independent?
The independent senator from Connecticut, Joe Lieberman, who chairs the Homeland Security committee, says, "When you give employees a right to join an employee organization you are likely to improve their morale." We want high morale don't we? Even if you hate workers do you really need to make that point by stalling critical secruity installations? Seems highly irresponsible to me. Go into 2008 saying, "Yep my party blocked the 9/11 recommendations." Go right ahead.
HA! The independent who? Lieberman? Ah, ok, so basically the dems are trying to earmark a piece of pork for their constituency, organized labor, over security, and you're trying to blame in souly on the republicans. Too funny. Why is it in there at all? Politics is comical.
Gimme a break, that's such BS. Not surprised that you would spew it. Pretty objective analysis. We need the TSA to be union so they'll vote for us, and so the other unions, who are on our backs because they've dropped to being 7% of the work force, will think we're doing something for them. Total political BS. This is what I hate about politics. People don't need to be union for "morale". Want good morale, pay good $money$. What a farce.

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Andre Schurrle's hat-trick helped Chelsea win 3-1 at Fulham, Stoke beat Arsenal 1-0, but Alan Pardew's attempted headbutt stole the headlines.
Moussa Sissoko scored a goal in each half as Newcastle beat Hull City 4-1 at the KC Stadium, but the game will be remembered for Pardew's apparent attempt to headbutt David Meyler.
Newcastle forged ahead in the 10th minute when Mathieu Debuchy got down the right before pulling the ball back from the by-line for Sissoko to sweep beyond Allan McGregor at the near post.
Hull came close to an equaliser on 35 minutes when Nikica Jelavic's deflected free-kick struck the crossbar before Newcastle were gifted a second goal three minutes before half-time.
Maynor Figueroa's weak back-pass from just inside his own half was seized upon by Loic Remy and the on-loan striker took the ball round McGregor before slotting into an empty net.
The Tigers got back into the game in the opening minute of the second half when Curtis Davies beat Tim Krul to Tom Huddlestone's inswinging free-kick and the defender's header clipped the Newcastle keeper's gloves on its way into the net.
But a catalogue of errors from Hull presented Newcastle with a third goal on 55 minutes as Sissoko tucked away the loose ball after McGregor had failed to hold onto Yoan Gouffran's shot from the edge of the area.
Pardew was then sent to the stands following a touchline altercation with Meyler when the Newcastle boss appeared to aim a head-butt the Hull midfielder.
With Pardew watching on, Newcastle scored a fourth goal in the final minute when Vurnon Anita tapped home at the far post after Paul Dummett's shot from a tight angle had deflected into his path.
Chelsea opened up a four-point cushion to Arsenal at the summit after Schurrle's second-half treble secured a 3-1 success over bottom-of-the-table Fulham at Craven Cottage.
Maarten Stekelenburg almost gifted Chelsea a first-half goal when he dithered before clearing the ball against Fernando Torres, but the Spanish striker was unable to take advantage as his eventual shot was saved by the Fulham keeper.
Chelsea did take the lead seven minutes after half-time when Eden Hazard's ball over the Fulham defence was met by Schurrle's run and he cut inside before finishing past Stekelenburg.
The same two players combined again on 65 minutes as Hazard slipped a pass into the penalty area and Schurrle placed his shot beyond Stekelenburg.
Germany international Schurrle completed his hat-trick on 69 minutes with another clinical finish, this time after he had been played in by Torres.
Fulham pulled a goal back five minutes later when a corner from the left bounced around the box before Johnny Heitinga poked home the ball from close range.
Arsenal lost ground in the title race after Jonathan Walters' penalty earned Stoke a 1-0 victory at the Britannia Stadium.
Stoke scored on 76 minutes when Walters netted from the penalty spot after Laurent Koscielny had been penalised for handball following a challenge with the Republic of Ireland international.
Yaya Sanogo had a late chance to salvage a point for Arsenal, but the young substitute scooped his shot over the bar when he should have done better.
Substitute Romelu Lukaku marked his first appearance in over a month by scoring a late winner as Everton saw off West Ham 1-0 at home.
Everton finally made the breakthrough nine minutes from time when Leighton Baines rolled a pass across the penalty area and Lukaku reacted the quickest to side-foot beyond West Ham keeper Adrian.
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I never thought the economy would affect a little guy like me, but my word. Orders have shrunk back to where I'm only 1-2 weeks out. I've done a little poking around other maker's sites and it "appears" that other wait times have shrunk as well. Not quite to 1-2 weeks, but substantially.
I haven't been this slow since I opened the website almost 2 years ago. I guess the getting is real good, now.


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Slickhaired she was up there in the tower of vice hemmed in by slickfaced men in slick shirts crowding around because her hair fell in locks down past her shoulders, the edges highlighted slightly and from here, below, in the nether reaches of the shifting bodies, Jack could see the inner curving slope of her thigh beneath her skirt edge and he quickened his step. He would have clicked his heels brightly against one another with bravado, if not for the twenty-something hag in front of him, waving a blue fluted glass over her head, glittering gin splashing up and over and down her wrist, flecking off onto the front of Jack's shirt, blossoming wildly, unethically into dark patches like the floorboards around an Orge's spittoon.
Floor fog dripped over down the steps like a slow cat, and the crowd around her was entranced and intent on carrying her away from him on pumpkin carriages into dewy nights where she would never meet him and so they would never get what they wanted. What he knew she could bring him. He saw it in the movement of her hair, which made it seem as though he'd known her all his days of wandering through cubicles filled with small wits and thin wallets and all this was love. Love was all he wanted out of it, not her thighs wrapped powder white around his ears, muffling her groans. None of that. What he wanted was love and fingers in his hair and his ear against her sternum which caught and reverberated her heartbeat.
Was that so much to ask? He wiped at the dull spots of his shirt and thought the heat, that swelled up everywhere, would likely dry these spots before he could reach her. If he could reach her, through this crush of peasants packing in through the door where sentinel giants stood with flicking lights and thick necks poking over tight black tee-shirts. He lowered his shoulder in earnest and knocked aside a court jester who tottered away waving his hands and shouting, Whoa whoa whoa cowboy, and then, when Jack was past him, the clown added, Fucking asshole.
He was nearly at the stairs and she was no longer in sight, but Jack no longer needed her image to climb the thin metal steps of the beanstalk.
Even the stalk's steps were now crowded, as though the gargoyles were breaking off their perch to barricade him from her above. He'd seen her before, when she'd been leaning forward over the bar towards the thin jawed man with his unsmiling bartending face and then, drink secured, she had turned to look down at Jack and he knew that when she smiled then, despite the waving arms and milling heads and slurping drinks, that her smile was meant for him, that she was giving it to him, laying it forward for him as though on a bed of cotton too soft to be believed, through which one could feel the slightest bump, a misplaced pea.
Excuse me, he screamed into the rising din that crashed like waves on a shipwrecked shore, Jack forced to straggle through shattered boards and broken bodies and he twined himself between two beautiful girls with large breasts who meant nothing to him, were nothing in his sights but wide trunks in a dark forest full of wolves and warlocks and then he was squeezing past a wide young man who leered viciously at a poor and shy girl in loose black pants who might as well, for this is how things were going, hurl herself backwards over the bar and plummet into the crowd.
Jack felt his feet separating themselves from him, as though he were lifting off and he could rise above the milieu and float himself over to hang like a mote of dust in blind broken slants of light above her who could bring him love, would and could and then he could settle down lightly beside her and everything else would be blown apart like topsoil. Their love would land like a house on the worthlessness of these young, snappy men and their western witchiness and they would be cleared away like so much drift.
But he was just making his way slowly and the lights were crashing off the mirrored stalk's steps and coming back to Jack with his own face, drawn tight and long in the twisted image and had he forgotten to shave? How many drinks had he had and who was paying for them and had he left a credit card and would he need to get it, before the night was out, from the fat and rushed man in a tight and sweaty shirt below, or would he leave it, rush out into the coolness of the night with his love because sweat was breaking under his arms, in the hollow of his back, his chest, blotting up with gin remains on his Brooks Brother's shirt with it's stiff and hot creases, down his arms, at his wrists.
Somehow, through force of will and love, Jack pushed his way to the top, his feet disappearing into the false fog that pumped from weary, clanking machines in corners that added to the unending din and he did not see her there, at first, his eyes darting, his hand flying to his side as though to brandish a sword, clear out the interlopers. He patted his wallet, felt it through the now getting-wet fabric of his pants and he pushed further into the crowd who all laughed and wobbled on their feet like badly constructed tin men with pretty, pretty faces.
And then he saw her and he felt himself rising, because finally it was over and he was here and she would look up, she would look up and smile at him and her head would tilt, just to the right and this would mean that everything was ok and that love was still here in the broken world and everything everyone said about nothing meaning anything and nothing bringing lightness into a world of drudge would be proven wrong. But then he noticed her hand. Which was on high on the leg of a tall, thin man who sat beside her with his beautiful face leaned towards her and his hair, so clearly sculpted into disarray, brushing her cheek and she was laughing. For a moment Jack stood there, waiting, while people pushed around him, he waited for her to look up and of course she did, but when she did she glanced at the crowd and right over his face to point at one of her girlfriends, another gorgeous brunette in a blazing red shirt open three buttons down the front who leaned forward and slapped her knee and raised her drink and then everyone there in the circle was drinking and the boy with sculpted hair was whispering into the ear of the woman Jack knew he was meant to love and then she pulled away slightly, kissed the boy on the mouth and everyone was laughing.
Blinking and blinking again because blinking seemed to be the only thing he could manage, blinking and breathing and then finally turning away, Jack directed himself towards the bar where the crowd bore him, slowly, arms pushed into various contortions by the shorter girls weaving beneath him like troglodytes until finally wood pressed hard into his stomach and what did it matter? He ground his teeth. He sought the attention of the thin, handsome bartender who served only the pretty girls and then talked with them with a smooth, worthless smile.
Impossible, someone said beside him. Isn't it? the voice said, and it was clear this was directed at Jack and so he turned to find a pretty young girl with short hair and thick glasses and a perfect nose, thin and leading to a gentle smile.
What's that? Jack asked. A waving arm bumped the back of his head like a storm tossed beam.
Getting a drink in this bar. It's impossible, the girl said. Jack liked her voice, the way it caught in his ear despite the roaring morons around them.
He leaned in towards her and said, Impossible and stupid and she laughed and lay a hand, as someone shoved her from behind, on Jack's own and he looked down at her dark blue fingernails and looked up to find her looking down, though her eyes would eventually rise and then they would meet his and they would both be smiling.


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Hi just got my self a v6 mondeo can any one tell me of any well none problems the car can have she's done 107.000
Hi just got my self a v6 mondeo can any one tell me of any well none problems the car can have she's done 107.000
Hi just got my self a v6 mondeo can any one tell me of any well none problems the car can have she's done 107.000
mate that doesn't really make sense.try again
mate that doesn't really make sense.try again
I think it was he meant well known problems.
Hi just got my self a v6 mondeo can any one tell me of any well none problems the car can have she's done 107.000
Welcome to the club Paul :)
I think it was he meant well known problems.
That was my guess, too, but I still don't understand '2.5 16V V6'; that'll be the less popular 2.6666667 valves per cylinder engine, won't it :D
In any case, if you want a useful answer to the original question, you might want to tell what year and spec the car is, as that doesn't define it very clearly.
ok girls claws in so i made a few mistakes on my introw carm down
Hi Paul,
Its likely meant in tongue and cheek, I would take it with a pinch of salt :)
If you can offer more details such as the year, model, fuel, mileage etc and then we can offer a bit more help. Also if you can advise of the service history.
ok james hear we go mk 3 53 plate one of the first face lift model's in that year mondeo ghia x 2.5 24V V6 FFSH 11 staps in book 107.000 miles . the car run's sweet as a nut just would like to no of any problems it might suffer with if you can help that would be grate thx
Thanks for the info Paul,
So the engine I believe is the best part of bullet proof, I havent really heard of any issues directly there. However, some members with slightly different engines (stooge) has had issues where he has needed new injectors amongst other things.
Unfortunately the MK3 is not my strongpoint, and so I cant offer you a lot of information, however there are a good bunch of guys here with a lot more knowledge on them!
Hi Paul, I've had my 53 plate Zetec S for 7 years, and like others have said before, the engine is bullet proof but watch out for a bit of misfire and bogging down when it's time to change the HT leads and plugs and a nice KN filter helps its breathing (anyone else notice that the engine doesn't decelerate as well when you lift off with an after market filter fitted?). I've changed both rear hubs, easy 20-25 min job per side, both front springs have been changed, and to be frank, it's never handled right since (which is my major gripe!) and the rear bushes could do with changing. The brakes can be a bit soft, but I've found knocking the ABS off and 10 mins of harder braking soon sorts that out. On the touchy subject of fuel efficiency....it's just not! I average 25 MPG on my daily run into Belfast from Bangor, and only reach the sunny side of 29 mpg when the engine governess is sitting in the passenger seat! Unfortunately 99 octane petrol hasn't reached NI yet (they think that 97 is super unleaded :sleepy:) so it's filled up with the good stuff when I'm home in Scotland....and it does make a BIG difference.
After changing the plugs yesterday, I'm having a visit from the chimney sweep from Terraclean NI so will post the results to see if they rounds up any lost horses.
All things considered, it is getting a bit long in the tooth...the rust has appeared along both front door sills, and she does creak...but would I swap it for the mediocrity and 55 mpg of her-in-doors A4....no chance!
Happy motoring! :driving:
Thx for the info steve . ive only had her about three months now no problems with her so far shes in for a mot tomorow so fingers crossed .be interested to see what the results are like after the terraclean im thiking of having it done my self only thing is the nearest feller doing terraclean is 80 miles away let us no haw you get on chears.
be careful with the ol terraclean thing mate. i had my 4 injectors done a while back & right after,all 4 failed(£600 bill).
Im not saying its a bad thing or a good thing,but something you might wanna think twice about.& I know Ive read all the reviews etc, just make sure you have some spare cash in case. could be that my injectors were so bad they needed replacing anyway,but..............food for thought
I would have thought that if there was damage as a result of terraclean, they should fix the problem? if that means replacing four injectors, then they should do that shouldnt they?
I would have thought that if there was damage as a result of terraclean, they should fix the problem? if that means replacing four injectors, then they should do that shouldnt they?
try proving its the terraclean that did it. theyre absolved from this liability. I actually kinda understand that point as they wouldnt want any one coming in with failing injectors etc(even intermittently failing injectors) & claiming the terraclean did damage.
those injectors lasted since new on the car for 118k though so not all bad lol
when i had 4 new ones fitted,he showed me my old ones disassembled & the little discs at top wouldnt rotate.very sticky. he couldnt pinpoint the actual reason why they do this as he said it only takes a few microns out & voila,no worky
True point I guess! good old fights that you need to prove these faults. As you say 118k out of the originals isnt a bad deal, but never the less, you could do with that money in your pocket!
When someone does buy your car though, they are in for a treat!
lol, well hopefully you can find a mixed bag of offers.


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Caption: Caption: The team of third-year College of Law students Clifton Dortch (left) and Tayo Popoola (right) placed second in the E. Earle Zehmer Worker's Compensation National Moot Court Competition.
Orlando, Fla. – A team of law students from Florida A&M University (FAMU) College of Law went undefeated in the E. Earle Zehmer Worker's Compensation National Moot Court Competition's preliminary and semifinal rounds, and finished the competition in second place. On August 22, 2011, the team argued against Florida Coastal before a panel from the Florida First District Court of Appeals. The team was composed of third-year law students Clifton Dortch and Tayo Popoola, and was among 14 teams participating in the competition held in Orlando, FL. The team was coached by Associate Professor William Henslee and College of Law alumna Elizabeth Henslee.
The E. Earle Zehmer Worker's Compensation National Moot Court Competition is widely known for its complex issues and concepts designed to immerse the student in worker's compensation law. Schools represented at the competition included Stetson University College of Law, Florida Coastal School of Law, and the University of Florida Levin College of Law.
"I'm glad we competed as well as we did," said Dortch, who also serves as Chair of the College of Law Advocacy Board. "This was definitely another step in the right direction. We're progressing; however, we need to continue to the point where we are winning entire competitions."
Although finishing second place in a national moot court competition is an enormous achievement, both Dortch and Popoola are no strangers to success in moot court competitions. Dortch received the award for Second Best Oral Advocate in the 2010 Appellate Lawyers Association Moot Court Competition, and Popoola was a finalist in the 2009 Navy JAG (Judge Advocate General) National Moot Court Competition.
Second-year law student M. Taylor Tremel and third-year law student Joan Matthews also represented FAMU at the E. Earle Zehmer Worker's Compensation National Moot Court Competition.
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Amrit Desai (born October 16, 1932) is a Yoga master who founded the Kripalu Center and currently oversees the Amrit Yoga Institute in Salt Springs, Florida, located in the Ocala National Forest.
Desai was born in the state of Gujarat India. At the age of 16 he began training with his guru, Swami Sri Kripalvanandji (Bapuji) and Bapuji is Eternal.[1]
In 1960, he went to the United States to study art near Philadelphia.[2] While pursuing an art and design career in the United States, he also taught hatha yoga.[2] Around 1966, Yogi Desai founded the Yoga Society of Pennsylvania, a nonprofit organization providing yoga classes and training for yoga teachers.[3] The name of the Society was later changed to Kripalu, to honor of Swami Kripalvandanda. During his time with the Fellowship, Yogi Desai developed the yogic system popularly referred to as Kripalu Yoga.
After concluding that "holistic health" would be "an effective way to introduce yoga to people who needed it but were not yet open to its more traditional forms", in 1979 Desai started the Kripalu Center for Holistic Health in Lenox, Massachusetts.[2] The organization continues to operate in Stockbridge, Massachusetts as a nonprofit entity under the name Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health.


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The residents would protest was one, though the field faces mostly commercial lots near Santa Monica Blvd. Another was that the school's underwater springs could possibly short-circuit the wires. Regardless of the reason, that will change with tonight's game versus Locke when University plays their first home game with permanent lights in the school's 88-year history.
This won't be the first time night game at University High. Since 2006, the school has brought in portable lights from their homecoming game and the success on the field was immediate.
[Related: Football Preview: Its No Joke, University High Sets Their Sights on a City Championship.]
"When we first implement the lights, that was the first year we had [Detroit Lions WR] Titus Young and we actually beat Westchester [at home] for the first time in school history. Its nice to come back in 2012 and see how far the program as come," said offensive coordinator Jerron Tatum.
The anticipation from the school and the community has been building up with the recent addition a new gymnasium and now the promise of a new turf field and scoreboard for next season.
Yet it is the talk of night football games that has grabbed the attention of the players.
"The support system is going to be higher. We had a few fans and family members at our 3 o'clock games but its going to be more [now]," said senior defensive back Jah-Real Mills. "It's going to get more kids [pumped] up cause I have people out here watching me,"
Last week, the Wildcats had an opportunity to test out the lights in field conditions.
"We had the night scrimmage to get the kids acquainted with the lights. It looked good and the backdrop was," said head coach Lee Lowe.
The previous portable lights had its share of problems. The dreadful system produced dark patches where players had trouble seeing parts of the playing surface and the uneven lighting cause headaches for everyone on the field.
None of that seemed to be a concern last week during the scrimmage.
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"The difference was the whole field was covered with lights. There weren't any shadows and it was much brighter. It felt good playing on it," said linebacker Myles Jackson
Junior lineman Isaac Yoshinaga also agreed.
"It felt really great even though there was no one here to watch us, but the intensity was really good and come Thursday it going to be nice,"
Expect a large crowd for tonight's game and the Wildcats will depend on them in a bid to upset their Coliseum League foe.
"[The crowd] It means a lot to us," said Jackson. "Because we have the crowd behind us, pumping us up, and getting us into the game. They are our 12th man on the field."
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The Whoopie Pie is Maine's Official State Treat
Since early spring of 2011, a light-hearted legal debate has been going on in the state of Maine over the unlikeliest of causes: The Whoopie Pie. Fortunately, both the Boston Globe and freelance writer, Nancy Griffin, have been following developments every step of the way.
On April 20, 2011, a bill was introduced to Maine's state legislature that designates the Whoopie Pie as Maine's Official State Treat. In a noteworthy display of bipartisanism, the bill deems Blueberry Pie the official state dessert.
Whoopies, however, don't share the same wholesome and clear-cut image that the blueberry pie has historically maintained. The Whoopie Pie, which is actually made by sandwiching frosting between two cakes, has a much more controversial past than one would assume a confection could claim. Though Maine has adopted the treat as its own, there remains a dedicated opposition in Pennsylvania, who feels that the state of Maine is stealing their invention. Compounding the contention, Massachusetts has also asserted ownership of the illusive indulgence. The Whoopie Pie's origin, however, has yet to be decisively proven.
Regardless of its genuine home state, there is no doubt that the Whoopie Pie is deeply rooted in Maine's cultural history. Recipes have been handed down over generations and the delicious concoction of cake and frosting can be found in bakeries all across "Vacationland," just waiting to be shared and enjoyed. Treat yourself to our Maine Coast: Purely Acadia vacation, and sample all the Whoopie Pies you can eat as we take in historic lighthouses and breathtaking coastlines, burning off a few tasty calories along the way.


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Professor Wolf was calling for differentiation between courses because she believes that 'pretending that all vocational qualifications are equally valuable does not bring them respect'. Despite the headlines, this was not a criticism of vocational education, in fact she wrote in her report that vocational studies are 'a stimulating and demanding part of the curriculum'. And as Michael Gove wrote in the foreword to the Review of Vocational Education: ".....we know that encouraging genuine, high-quality, vocational education can guarantee access to further and higher education and rewarding employment. The kind of courses which lead to a passionate understanding of, and commitment to, the joy of technical accomplishment are immensely valuable."
In the FE and Skills sector we have always recognised that vocational courses are 'immensely valuable' – there are are the heart of what further educatiuon and skills have always been about - and so this is something that LSIS celebrates and continues to support across the sector. The value of vocational qualifications was highlighted during the recent annual Apprenticeship Week when BIS reported an increase in apprenticeships of 63.5 per cent on the previous 12 month period. And here at LSIS we demonstrated our support of apprenticeships by confirming we have achieved our goal of having our own workforce of whom 10 per cent are apprentices.
LSIS will continue to support improvements in vocational teaching and learning qualifications throughout the year. From April we will be supporting the independent Commission on adult education and vocational pedagogy. As stated in New Challenges, New Chances, the overall purpose of the commission will be to ensure there is a clear sector-owned policy to support outstanding teaching and learning in FE. That's why its independence is so important. It is also tasked with offering advice on how to make full use of the potential of technology. An important first step for the commission will be to shape its terms of reference, and LSIS - in partnership with the Institute for Learning - is currently gathering views from teachers, trainers, sector leaders, teacher educators, employers, professional bodies, the research community and Ofsted in order to inform the Commission, as it begins its work.
In addition, LSIS is establishing a network of expert practitioners in FE in specific vocational fields. To quote New Challenges, New Chances, this is intended to 'build excellence in dual professionalism in key industry areas, and will also contribute to the expert training for annual UK Skills competitions and international competitions." Looking forward to 2012, LSIS will continue the drive for excellence in the FE and Skills sector by encouraging the sector to develop innovative, effective, vocational provision.
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Student Wins RT Wynne Medallion Prize for Transport Paper
May 14 2014Lucy Baker, a doctoral student in the School, has won the RT Wynne Medallion Prize for 'Best Student Paper - Transport' at the recent CILT Cymru National Transport & Logistics Awards.
School Staff Nominated for Student-led Awards
April 22 2014Bethan Clemett, Dr Craig Gurney and Dr Dimitris Potoglou were all nominated in the University's Enriching Student Life Awards.
Hong Kong Field Study Visit 2014
April 17 2014Undergraduates visit Hong Kong as part of their final year field study visit.
End of Year Dinner Raises £200 for Charity
April 4 2014Masters Graduate School end of year dinner a success and raises £200 for charity.
MSc Food, Space and Society - Apply Now
March 14 2014The School is now welcoming applications for its new masters course.
Urban Design Lifetime Achievement Award
March 12 2014The Urban Design Group awarded Professor John Punter a prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award at their annual awards ceremony.
Mapping Cities of the Future
March 10 2014Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude visited the School to meet with students and lecturers at the forefront of the development of tools and designs that will ensure the cities of today are fit for the future.
Research Centre Launch in China
February 25 2014Professor Paul Milbourne and Dr Li Yu visit China to launch the new "China-UK Research Centre for Eco-Cities and Sustainable Development".
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February 20 2014Two masters courses - MA Urban Design and MSc Spatial Planning and Development - receive Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) accreditation.
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February 7 2014Cardiff University confirms Postgraduate Taught Scholarship Scheme for Home and EU Students starting a full-time Masters course in September 2014.


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Cut the Rope Experiments Getting Started Walkthrough. Do you have a problem with a particular level in Cut the Rope Experiments? Are you tired of seeing that sad look on the little green Om Nom face or hearing sounds of disapproval in her voice professor?
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Second to Angry Birds, Cut the Rope is probably one of the most addictive games to earn for IOS, and with 3 stars on all levels to unlock an achievement, you probably want more. Cut the Rope is now gone, Cut the Rope: Experimental is here and now for the iPhone, iPod Touch and the iPad. The sequel follows the green monster Om Nom experiments discovered him as a scientist in him, learning to love the creature candy.
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Going, going …
… caught. Shawn Chacon escaped trouble in the fifth when Justin Upton's deep ball to center field was caught by Jose Cruz Jr. in front of the 413-foot sign. Any other place in the ballpark and the game is tied at 6.
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String of quality starts ends for Chacon
By allowing five runs today, Shawn Chacon's streak of five straight quality starts has come to an end. A quality start is any time a pitcher goes at least six innings and allows three or fewer earned runs.
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Chacon gets out of 4th inning jam
Shawn Chacon got out of the fourth inning barely clinging to 6-5 lead. The Diamondbacks stranded Jeff Salazar at second base when Eric Byrnes chased a high fastball.
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Arizona sent pinch-hitter Jeff Salazar to the plate with two runners on base and one out in the fourth inning. That ends the afternoon for Randy Johnson, who is in line to suffer his first career loss to the Astros. The move paid off. Salazar hit a RBI double over the head of Hunter Pence, […]
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D-Backs within 6-3
Conor Jackson hit a first-pitch fastball off Shawn Chacon that just cleared the yellow stripe on the left-center field wall in the third inning. The Diamondbacks still trail 6-3.
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Getting to the Big Unit
By now you've heard Randy Johnson has never lost to the Astros. He is 4-0 in five career starts against his former team. The six runs allowed in three innings today are the most Johnson has allowed to the Astros in any of those outings. His previous high was four runs in six innings on […]
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Seeing double
Catcher Brad Ausmus has two doubles off Randy Johnson in the game. What's more surprising: he has two hits or both are off the Big Unit. The two hits match his entire total from his previous 25 at-bats this season. In the process, Ausmus has raised his average from a supermodel light .080 to .148.
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Apology accepted
You never doubted Cecil Cooper, did you? I can tell you Coop doesn't like sweets, so maybe a nice handwritten note will do. All the pregame concern about today's lineup was premature. He knew what he was doing all along, right? • Hunter Pence is 2-for-2 with one RBI. • Brad Ausmus has a double. […]
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First inning struggles for Chacon
Shawn Chacon entered the game with a 2.45 ERA and five no decisions. But the first inning has not been kind to the Astros righthander this season. After the Astros scored four runs in the top of the inning, Arizona rallied for two runs off Chacon. Of the 11 earned runs allowed by Chacon this […]
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Part of blogging road games is getting used to watching things off TV. Well, at first, I wasn't digging the music FSN was playing when Miguel Tejada stepped to the plate in the first inning. Then they pointed out that Tejada is hitting well with the music. (Not sure Miguel has his earphones in for […]
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An innovative tool for high throughput, cost-effective monitoring of chromosomal abnormalities in stem cells
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Most normal, human cells have two copies of each chromosome – one inherited from one's Mom and the other from Dad. Though normal stem cells have two copies of each chromosome, they can lose or gain chromosomes as they are grown in the laboratory. These abnormal stem cells are not like their normal counterparts and there is evidence that such cells might cause cancer when transplanted into patients. The development of chromosomal abnormalities in stem cells is one of the major barriers preventing the clinical application of stem cell therapies. This was demonstrated recently when the FDA suspended a clinical trial of a stem cell based treatment for spinal cord injury over concerns that the cells might have chromosomal abnormalities. Here we propose to generate stem cells that will emit a fluorescent signal when they develop chromosomal abnormalities. This way, scientists can study how the laboratory conditions in which the cells are grown influence whether or not the cells develop chromosomal abnormalities. Once we understand what causes the cells to develop chromosomal abnormalities we can grow stem cells in a manner that will prevent this, thus hastening the progress of stem cell therapies from the laboratory into the clinic.
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The State of California faces immense challenges to its health care system, with soaring medical costs and an aging population. At the same time, investors are becoming more wary of funding high-risk technology development that has fueled California's high-tech and biotech booms. The taxpayers of California have made a substantial investment in scientists who are dedicated to development of stem cell therapies that may revolutionize medicine and health care by providing new treatments for incurable conditions such as diabetes, Parkinson's disease, and spinal cord injuries. Stem cell therapies, however, are in an early stage and it is critical that research over the next few years be focused on development of cells that will be both safe and effective. A significant roadblock to progress toward the clinic is the fact that stem cells become chromosomally unstable with prolonged time in culture and such cells, when injected into patients, may cause cancer. Our current understanding of the factors that cause cells to develop chromosomal abnormalities is inadequate. We propose to develop tools that will allow scientists to monitor chromosomal abnormalities in live stem cells in a high throughput, cost effective manner. This information will be used to optimize the large-scale culture of chromosomally stable human embryonic stem cells (hESCs) for therapeutic purposes. The technology and data developed for this proposal will help to ensure that stem cells used for therapy are normal and free of chromosomal abnormalities that can cause devastating effects like cancer. We propose to develop this technology so that it can be integrated into the repertory of methods that can be used to ensure quality control and safety of cell therapies. We will make these tools available to stem cell researchers and clinicians throughout California. Ultimately, this technology will benefit California by attracting highly skilled jobs and tax revenues, and by making the State a leader in a field that is poised to be the economic engine of the future.
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How the Health Care Law is Making a Difference for the People of Minnesota
The Affordable Care Act is working to make health care more affordable, accessible, and high quality for the people of Minnesota by:
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The Health Insurance Marketplace
Through the Health Insurance Marketplace Minnesotans can compare qualified health plans, get answers to questions, find out if they are eligible for lower costs for private insurance or health programs like Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), and enroll in health coverage.
At the end of the first annual open enrollment period, enrollment in the Marketplace surged to eight million people nationwide. In Minnesota alone, 48,495 individuals selected a Marketplace plan between October 1, 2013 and March 31, 2014 (including additional special enrollment period activity through April 19, 2014).
Of the 48,495 Minnesotans who selected a plan:
- 51% are female and 49% are male;
- 34% are under age 35;
- 24% are between the ages of 18 and 34;
- 34% selected a Silver plan, while 25% selected a Bronze plan; and,
Although open enrollment for 2014 coverage is over, the next open enrollment period begins on November 15, 2014 for coverage that can begin as early as January 1, 2015. Click here to learn more about your coverage options outside of open enrollment.
Minnesota has received $155,020,465 in grants for research, planning, information technology development, and implementation of its Marketplace.
Thanks to the Affordable Care Act, states have new opportunities to expand Medicaid coverage to individuals with family incomes at or below 133 percent of the federal poverty level (generally $31,322 for a family of four in 2013). This expansion includes non-elderly adults without dependent children, who have not previously been eligible for Medicaid in most states.
Minnesota has seized this opportunity to expand Medicaid and, as of this July, more than 179,424 Minnesotans have gained Medicaid or Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) coverage since the beginning of the Health Insurance Marketplace's first open enrollment period in October, 2013. Across the nation, 8 million more Americans are now enrolled in Medicaid and CHIP.
Mental Health
The Affordable Care Act increases access to comprehensive coverage by requiring most health plans to cover ten essential health benefit categories, to include hospitalization, prescription drugs, maternity and newborn care, and mental health and substance use disorder services. The health care law expands mental health and substance use disorder benefits and federal parity protections for 62 million Americans nationwide, including 990,061 Minnesotans.
New coverage options for young adults
Under the health care law, if your plan covers children, you can now add or keep your children on your health insurance policy until they turn 26 years old. Thanks to this provision, over 3 million young people who would otherwise have been uninsured have gained coverage nationwide, including 35,000 young adults in Minnesota.
Ending discrimination for pre-existing conditions
As many as 2,318,738 non-elderly Minnesotans have some type of pre-existing health condition, including 298,134 children. Today, most insurers can no longer deny coverage to anyone because of a pre-existing condition, like asthma or diabetes, under the health care law. And they can no longer charge women more because of their gender.
Better Value
Providing better value for your premium dollar through the 80/20 Rule
Health insurance companies now have to spend at least 80 cents of your premium dollar on health care or improvements to care, rather than administrative costs like salaries or marketing, or they have to provide you a refund. This means that 1,915 Minnesotans with private insurance coverage benefited from $523,254 in refunds from insurance companies, for an average refund of $522 per family because of the Affordable Care Act.
Scrutinizing unreasonable premium increases
In every State and for the first time under Federal law, insurance companies are required to publicly justify their actions if they want to raise rates by 10 percent or more. Minnesota has received $7,075,221 under the new law to help fight unreasonable premium increases. Since implementing the law, the fraction of requests for insurance premium increases of 10 percent or more has dropped dramatically, from 75 percent to 14 percent nationally. To date, the rate review program has helped save Americans an estimated $1 billion.
Removing lifetime limits on health benefits
The law bans insurance companies from imposing lifetime dollar limits on health benefits – freeing cancer patients and individuals suffering from other chronic diseases from having to worry about going without treatment because of their lifetime limits. Already, 2,043,000 people in Minnesota, including 754,000 women and 553,000 children, are free from worrying about lifetime limits on coverage. The law also restricts the use of annual limits and bans them completely starting in 2014.
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Covering preventive services with no deductible or co-pay
The health care law requires many insurance plans to provide coverage without cost sharing to enrollees for a variety of preventive health services, such as colonoscopy screening for colon cancer, Pap smears and mammograms for women, well-child visits, and flu shots for all children and adults.
Because of the Affordable Care Act, 76 million Americans with private health insurance gained preventive service coverage with no cost-sharing, including 1,465,000 in Minnesota. And women can now get coverage without cost-sharing of even more preventive services they need. Of the 76 million Americans with expanded access to free preventive services, 29.7 million are women, including 536,000 in Minnesota receiving expanded preventive services without cost-sharing.
Increasing support for community health centers
The Affordable Care Act increases the funding available to community health centers nationwide. Health Center grantees in Minnesota have received $63,433,946 under the health care law to offer a broader array of primary care services, extend their hours of operations, hire more providers, and renovate or build new clinical spaces.
Of the $63,433,946 awarded to Minnesota, $2,084,340 was awarded to Minnesota health centers to help enroll uninsured Americans in the Health Insurance Marketplace. Minnesota health centers used these funds to train 160 outreach and enrollment assistance workers who helped more than 38,390 Minnesota residents with enrollment into affordable health insurance coverage. These investments ensure that health centers continue to be a trusted resource for assistance with enrollment in the Marketplace, Medicaid and CHIP in Minnesota.
In Minnesota, 16 health centers operate 82 sites, providing preventive and primary health care services to 174,593 Minnesotans, including 39,751 Latinos and 42,932 African Americans.
Investing in the primary care workforce
As a result of historic investments through the health care law and the Recovery Act, the numbers of clinicians in the National Health Service Corps are near all-time highs with 8,900 Corps clinicians providing care to more than 9.3 million people who live in rural, urban, and frontier communities. The National Health Service Corps repays educational loans and provides scholarships to primary care physicians, dentists, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, behavioral health providers, and other primary care providers who practice in areas of the country that have too few health care professionals to serve the people who live there. As of September 30, 2013, there were 240 Corps clinicians providing primary care services in Minnesota, compared to 67 in 2008.
Preventing illness and promoting health
Through Fiscal Year 2013, Minnesota has received $40,581,114 in grants from the Prevention and Public Health Fund created by the health care law. This fund was created to support effective policies in Minnesota and nationwide, such as initiatives focused on tobacco cessation, obesity prevention, health coverage enrollment assistance, and increasing the primary care and public health workforce, so that all Americans can lead longer, more productive lives.
A Stronger Medicare Program
Making prescription drugs affordable for seniors
In Minnesota, people with Medicare have saved nearly $163,500,401 on prescription drugs because of the Affordable Care Act. In 2013 alone, 59,373 individuals in Minnesota saved over $50,608,811, or an average of $852 per beneficiary. In 2014, people with Medicare in the "donut hole" received a 53 percent discount on covered brand name drugs and a 28 percent discount on generic drugs. And thanks to the health care law, coverage for both brand name and generic drugs will continue to increase over time until the coverage gap is closed. Nationally, over 8.2 million people with Medicare have saved over $11.5 billion on prescription drugs since the law's enactment, for an average savings of $1,407 per beneficiary.
Covering preventive services with no deductible or co-pay
With no deductibles or co-pays, cost is no longer a barrier for seniors and people with disabilities who want to stay healthy by detecting and treating health problems early. In 2013 alone, an estimated 37.2 million people benefited from Medicare's coverage of preventive services with no cost-sharing. In Minnesota, 420,091 individuals with Medicare used one or more free preventive service in 2013.
Protecting Medicare's solvency
Medicare is stronger today because of the Affordable Care Act. The Medicare Trustees projected that the trust fund that finances Medicare's hospital insurance coverage will remain solvent until 2030, four years beyond what was projected in last year's report. Just a few years ago, the Medicare Trust Fund was projected to run out of money by 2017.
The health care law helps stop fraud with tougher screening procedures, stronger penalties, and new technology. Over the last five years, the administration's fraud enforcement efforts have recovered $19.2 billion from fraudsters. For every dollar spent on health care-related fraud and abuse activities in the last three years the administration has returned $8.10.
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Service is applicable only to single family dwelling units owned and occupied by the customer for permanent year around service.
Service shall be provided to the customer under this rate schedule for a minimum of twelve consecutive months, beginning June 1st of each year.
This schedule is experimental and may be modified or discontinued by the Cooperative at any time after giving the customer sixty days written notice.
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The bill calculated at the above rates shall be increased or decreased subject to the provisions of the Cooperative's wholesale cost adjustment Schedule P.
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If the account is not paid by the due date, a late fee in the amount specified in the Service Rules and Regulations may be added to the account. Further failure to pay a bill may subject a customer to disconnection and/or disconnection charges in accordance with the Cooperative's rules and regulations.
All charges are subject to applicable taxes.
Determination of On-Peak and Off-Peak Energy:
The On-Peak Energy shall be all kilowatt-hours used by the customer during the on-peak hours beginning at 3:00 p.m. and ending at 8:00 p.m., during Monday through Friday, from June 1 through September 15, excluding the observed Independence Day and Labor Day holidays.
The Off-Peak Energy shall be all kilowatt-hours used by the customer during all hours other than those described above.
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Multiple service is not permitted hereunder.
Budget Billing:
The customer may elect, with Cooperative approval, the option of being rendered a budget bill which has the effect of leveling the customer's monthly bill amount.
Load Management Adjustment:
All customers participating in the Cooperative's Load Management Program are eligible to receive a credit on their bill. The amount of the monthly credit will be determined under the provisions of the Cooperative's Load Management Adjustment Rider (LM).
Senior Citizen - Low Income Assistance:
Qualifying customers certified by the Cooperative will be eligible for a $7.50 credit to be applied to the $16.00 Service Charge.
To qualify, the customer must be 62 years of age or older with total household income of $14,355 or less per year, provided that the electric service is the customer's principal place of residence and is individually metered and in said customer's name.
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Snake or be snaked, nothing like cutting off 200 people at a time to get through the line faster. Pretty mellow opening compared to years past.
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I made it up around 10:30 or so, got a front row spot, took two runs, and drank beer in the parking lot until 2 or so. The snow wasn't as sketchy as I expected, and the vibes were good considering how packed it was.
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Congratulations to Walter Trout, The Blues Foundation has nominated him for a 2009 Blues Music Award in the category of "Rock Blues Album of the Year" for the CD The Outsider.
Hear the Walter Trout interview where he talks about being in John Mayall's Bluesbreakers. Walter also talks about his CD The Outsider, which is nominated for "Rock Blues Album of the Year" by The Blues Foundation. As always we will hear songs from his CD.
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Walter Trout was born in 1951 in Ocean City, New Jersey. His parents were not musicians but they were very much into all kinds of music. From this Walter develop an appreciation for many kinds of music as well. Walter played trumpet and was in the High School Orchestra. For his 10th birthday his mother arranged for him to spend a day with Duke Ellington. The folk music craze was hitting America with people like Chad Mitchell Trio and Bob Dylan. Walter realized these were easy to play songs so he got a guitar. Through out High School he was in cover bands doing rock songs.
In 1974 he moved to L.A. where he played in many bands backing different artist on tour like Big Mama Thorton, John Lee Hooker, Lowell Fulson, and Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson. From 1980 to 84 he was in Canned Heat for whom he recorded two records with called Canned Heat Live in Australia then a studio record The Heat Brothers which Walter said is better to forget.
After that he joined John Mayall's Bluesbreakers in 1984 – 1989. This was the time John had two guitarists in the band well really three. Walter Trout, Coco Montoya and of course John Mayall. John liked having Coco and Walter in the band because every night the two of them would try in out do each other on stage. This made for a great shows.
Walter made three records with John Mayall's Bluesbreakers:
1985 – Behind the Iron Curtain
1987 – Power of the Blues (double live recorded)
1988 – Chicago Line
Walter's song "Life In the Jungle" was on Chicago Line this song would later be the title track for his first solo record.
Walter Trout's solo carrier started in 1989 with a tour if Europe. 1990 brought the first Walter Trout solo recorded Life In the Jungle. In Holland he scored a number one single with his song "The Love That We Once Know". This is still played by many bar bands every night in Holland.
With more than a dozen solo recorders out Walter has become a very popular blues-rock artist. His current CD The Outsider is nominated for "Rock Blues Album of the Year" by The Blues Foundation (was the W.C. Handy Awards). As you will hear in the show Walter has put out one really great CD. The opening song "Welcome to the Human" is a hard-hitting blues-rocker that delivers both musically and lyrically. The song talk about all the problems we all face in our lives and hey, welcome to the human. "The Next Big Thing" is kind of a country-blues ballad some-what like Bon Jovi's "Wanted Dead or Alive". The music is well done with a nice change of sound for Walter. The song is about how the music industry is a very disposable industry always looking for the next big thing. "All My Life" you will get to hear Walter do some fine finger picking to a nice melody. "The Love Song of J. Alfred Bluesrock" is back to what Walter is best known for doing those tuff blues-rockers. There is some cool organ playing in here too, look out Walter is taking off with a rip roaring guitar solo. "Child of Another Day" is one of the songs you've heard on the radio along with "Welcome to the Human" and "The Next Big Thing". If you have not heard these songs on the radio you need to find a new station because they are robbing you of your time. Back in the day when MTV had videos these would all been hits. Walter really shows that he is not just a one trick pony there are many styles on The Outsider. Another good example is his song "A Matter of the Heart" a tender hearted song with nice vocals just an all round pretty song. Walter wrote all songs with the title track "The Outsider" is being a co-written song. I certainly see why Walter Trout's The Outsider is nominated for best "Rock-Blue Album of the Year". If you like the songs in the show please buy the CD, (links below) call your radio station to play songs by Walter Trout and get out and see Walter Trout when he comes to a city near you.
Songs used in the show are all from The Outsider:
Welcome to the Human Race
The Next Big Thing
All My Life
Child of Another Day
Click here to see Walter Trout's Tour Dates, you know I'll be there.
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I would like to thank Walter Trout for taking the time to do an interview with me.
Thanks to Nancy B. Sayle and PJ Olay for all there help in putting this show together.


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That's right ... The supergroupie and former Tootsie's Cabaret stripper (who scored 2010/11's Best 15 Minutes of Fame by claiming to have humped the entire Young Money crew, Soulja Boy, Bow Wow, and basically every other rapper who ever rolled through Dade, Broward, or Palm Beach counties) ain't gonna be deported.
Yesterday, as reported by NBC 6, Ms. Stacks (born Andrea Herrera) was ordered by Judge Jerry Beatmann Sr. to be released from the Louisiana immigration detention center where she's been on lockdown for over 24 months.
UPDATE Kat Stacks supports the Dream Act! So the supergroupie's tweet-chatting with DreamActivist.org and some undocumented youth.
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-Will Kat Stacks Get Deported to Venezuela? Her Twitter Says No
-Kat Stacks, Infamous Hip-Hop Groupie, Faces Deportation
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Your visitors may enjoy a cup of special coffee or a variety of hot and cold meal selections in our Atrium, which is located on the first floor near the North elevators.
The hours are:
Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday, 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Our employee cafeteria, located on the ground floor near the South elevators, also serves your visitors. Patients cannot be served in the cafeteria.
Monday through Friday
Breakfast - 7 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Continental breakfast - 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Lunch - 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
DCMH's cafeteria is located on the first floor of the hospital. The cafeteria is available for all employees, visitors, and family members.
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Breakfast Buffet: 7 to 10:15 a.m. (cafe closed from 10:15 to 11 a.m.)
Lunch: 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (Grill and hot foods from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Deli, soup, salad bar, pizza, beverages and dessert from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.) (cafe closed from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m.)
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