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Physical problems resulting from a stroke, may mean that you aren't able to perform self-care activities. Problems may include:
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When physical, cognitive, visual, or perceptual impairments are present, you may not be able to complete basic care needs and may need verbal and/or physical assistance. For example, to think through a task completely, you may need reminding to dress the affected side of an extremity first.
Following a stroke, dressing can be one of the most challenging, but also the most rewarding, activities of the day. Dressing involves vision, motor skills, balance, perceptual skills, and cognitive skills. Clothing for therapies should be comfortable and casual with minimal fasteners. Many find jogging or sweat outfits to be the easiest and most comfortable during the therapy workday. Having your own clothing and shoes available is essential for the morning therapy program.
A Mary Free Bed occupational therapist teaches you methods and strategies to increase independence. Every morning, you'll work to learn one-handed techniques, compensatory strategies, and safe positioning. When physically possible, dressing is done out of bed and in the same place each day. Dressing in the same manner and in the same place helps maintain good habits and make the most of learned skills. You're encouraged to do as much of the task as safely possible to help facilitate independence.
Performing grooming and hygiene activities require motor, cognitive, and perceptual skills. Grooming and hygiene items used during therapy are usually kept where you can easily reach or retrieve them. Your occupational therapist helps maximize independence with hair care, face washing, teeth cleaning, make-up application, and shaving. Instructions for using one-handed techniques and adaptive equipment, as well as repeated practice, provide training needed to increase independence. Since you may be on blood-thinning medications, using an electric shaver is recommended for your safety.
Another essential activity of daily living is toileting. Mary Free Bed's therapists take great care to protect your dignity and privacy during this activity as well as with other personal self-care tasks. Safe toileting requires the use of sensory-motor skills, balance, and cognitive skills.
Bathing the entire body in the shower, tub, or at the sink, from a seated or standing position, is difficult if vision, strength, endurance, balance, sensation, or body awareness are impaired. Therapists work with you and your family to address equipment needs for safety and increasing independence. Having equipment within reach and easily accessible during bathing minimizes the need for help. However, because wet surfaces increase the risk of falling, you may need help.
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Here's what you'll find from Fantagraphics on the "new arrivals" racks at your friendly neighborhood comic shop tomorrow (subject to last-minute change): • Krazy & Ignatz 1943-1944: He Nods in Quiescent Siesta I've also seen these listed by unofficial sources; who knows? • The Complete Crumb Comics Vol. 14 (New Printing) Be an informed customer by checking out our descriptions and previews at the links above, and happy shopping!
Following yesterday's look at the newest volumes in our Krazy & Ignatz series of Krazy Kat reprint volumes, here's a look at an upcoming reprint: The Complete Sunday Strips 1925-1934, the giant hardcover compiling the 5 volumes covering the strip's second decade, in a second limited edition. Click here if the slideshow doesn't appear above.
The email one gets when one works at a comics publisher is way more fun than the email one gets when one works at, say, a shoe company.
Later this month, the great Robert Pollard will head out on tour with his new band, Boston Spaceships (featuring former GBV bassist Chris Slusarenko and Decemberists drummer John Moen), to promote not one but two new albums, as well as his first book, our very own Town of Mirrors: The Reassembled Imagery of Robert Pollard. Pollard will have ToM for sale at each stop on the tour, so don't forget to hit that ATM on the way down to the show. The tour kicks off Sept. 25th in Chincinnati. Don't miss it!
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During those heady mid-1990s, Seattle's The Stranger (which has employed, at times, a slew of comics-related folks, from co-founder James Sturm, to former art directors Jason Lutes, Joe Newton, and Dale Yarger, and columnists like Tom Spurgeon and yours truly) was a hotbed for local cartooning. Strips would come and go and you could always count on the paper's back page for some quality cartoons. One of my all-time favorite Stranger strips was a short-lived feature by Jeremy Eaton, called Jackass. This surreal gem featured a disembodied head at the mercy of Eaton's imagination, and the results were always a great blend of humor, Dada, and handsome cartooning. The reason I mention the strip is that Eaton has written a pretty great post-mortem of the strip, ten years later, featuring everything you could possibly hope to learn about Eaton's process along the way. Once you're done reading it, go buy the collection from our own Jason T. Miles' press, Drink Me.
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Who doesn't enjoy a tall, cool glass of juice? The color is vibrant, the taste sweet, and it's good for you, too. Not so fast, say some dietitians. Although the best kinds of juice deliver a bounty of vitamins, the worst are hardly better than liquid candy. WebMD helps you spot the difference.
Best Choice: Vegetable Juice
Drinking your veggies is a convenient way to add powerful plant-based nutrients to your diet. The lycopene in tomato juice appears to lower the risk of prostate cancer. Beet juice may reduce blood pressure. Pulpy vegetable juice is also packed with fiber that can help control hunger. And all of these benefits come without a catch. Vegetable juice has far less sugar and fewer calories than the typical fruit juice, but it is high in sodium unless you choose the low salt version.
Worst Choice: Juice 'Cocktails'
Be on alert for the terms juice cocktail, juice-flavored beverage, or juice drink. Most of these products contain only small amounts of real juice. The main ingredients are usually water and some type of sugar, such as high-fructose corn syrup. Nutritionally, these drinks are similar to most soft drinks — rich in sugar and calories, but low in nutrients. Research suggests that sugary fruit drinks put kids at risk for obesity and related health problems. The 2010 Dietary Guidelines recommends water over sugary drinks.
The 100% Fruit Juice Dilemma
What about pure fruit juice with no added sweeteners? Such an innocent-sounding drink has sparked endless debate. No one disputes the fact that real fruit juice is loaded with vitamins and disease-fighting antioxidants. The problem is juice can also be naturally high in sugar and calories. A cup of pure apple juice can have as much sugar as some candy bars. That's why many experts recommend sticking to one juice serving per day.
Good Choice: Pomegranate Juice
If you're only going to drink one glass of juice each day, you want to make it a good one. So let's explore which juices offer the biggest nutritional payoff per sip. Pomegranate juice tops the list. It's high in sugar and calories, but delivers an abundant dose of antioxidants. These substances appear to protect brain function and may ward off cancer. In one study, 8 ounces of pomegranate juice daily reduced the recurrence of prostate cancer.
Good Choice: Cranberry Juice
Cranberry juice is packed with vitamin C, which is vital to a healthy immune system. There is also evidence to support a folk remedy — drinking unsweetened cranberry juice may help reduce your risk of urinary tract infections.
Good Choice: Blueberry Juice
Animal studies suggest blueberries may keep the brain healthy and protect against age-related conditions, such as dementia and Alzheimer's disease. In one study, aging rats that ate a blueberry-rich diet had the mental capacity of younger rats. Many of the antioxidant properties of blueberries carry over to blueberry juice; so drink up to boost brain health.
Good Choice: Acai Berry Juice
Researchers have only begun looking into the health benefits of acai juice, which is made from a berry found in South America. But early studies are promising. Acai pulp appears to have a higher concentration of antioxidants than cranberries, blackberries, strawberries, or blueberries.
Good Choice: Cherry Juice
Besides delivering a wealth of antioxidants, some berry juices appear to have anti-inflammatory properties. According to one study, drinking cherry juice before and after your work-out can reduce exercise-induced muscle pain.
Good Choice: Red Grape Juice
We've all heard that red wine, in moderation, can be good for the heart. The same is true of red grape juice. The key is that wine and juice are made with the entire grape – seeds, skin, and all. When you eat fresh grapes, you miss out on nutrients hiding in the seeds.
Good Choice: Prune Juice
Another viable folk remedy, prune juice has long been recommended to relieve constipation. It works because it's extremely high in fiber and contains a natural laxative called sorbitol. But the benefits of prune juice don't stop there. The juice is also packed with antioxidants, iron, and potassium.
What About Orange Juice?
It's a staple at breakfast, but does this popular juice carry its weight? The good news is orange juice is loaded with vitamin C, a star for its immune-boosting benefits. In addition, orange juice is often fortified with calcium and vitamin D, nutrients that strengthen the bones. Unsweetened orange juice has fewer calories than some berry juices or grape juice. The trade-off is that it also has fewer antioxidants overall.
Kids and Juice
Most children love juice, but the American Academy of Pediatrics has set clear guidelines on how much is too much. For kids younger than 6, the AAP recommends no more than 4 to 6 ounces of pure fruit juice per day. For ages 7 to 18, the suggested amount is 8 to 12 ounces.
Water It Down
If you or your kids crave more than a single cup of juice per day, try watering it down. By mixing water or sparkling water and juice, you slash the calories in every serving. Instead of drinking one glass of pure juice, you can enjoy two or three cups of the water-juice mixture throughout the day.
Go for Whole Fruit
Dietitians say a great alternative to guzzling fruit juice is to eat the whole fruit. This provides fiber and additional nutrients from the flesh and pulp. Unlike juice, fresh berries or orange wedges also help control hunger.
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Oakland first baseman Nate Freiman, claimed off waivers from Houston on Saturday, hit a two-run double off Jhoulys Chacin to put the A's ahead 6-5 with two outs in the fifth.
Cespedes Homers, A's Defeat Cleveland In Cactus League
Yoenis Cespedes homered, Daric Barton had a tiebreaking RBI single in the 10th inning and the Oakland Athletics held off the Cleveland Indians 7-6 on Tuesday.
Scutaro Shows Off Dare And Dash, Giants Top Padres
Marco Scutaro came up with a rare play, taking an extra base after a walk Tuesday as the San Francisco Giants beat the San Diego Padres 4-2.
Vogelsong Works 6 Innings, Giants Beat Cubs In Cactus League
Ryan Vogelsong appears ready for the season to start now after working six strong innings to help lead the Giants to a 9-3 win over the Chicago Cubs on Monday.
Griffin Throws 8 Ks In A's 7-4 Defeat Of Dodgers
Carl Crawford hit his first home run for Los Angeles and played left field for the second time since elbow surgery in the Dodgers' 7-4 loss to the Oakland Athletics on Sunday.
Parker Strikes Out 5, A's Tie White Sox In Cactus League
Jarrod Parker, who had struggled in his two previous starts, gave up two runs on three hits, walked two and struck out five in six innings.
Vogelsong Sharp, Giants Split Squad Tie Brewers 0-0
San Francisco right-hander Ryan Vogelsong and Milwaukee left-hander Chris Narveson each pitched six impressive innings in a neat 0-0, 10-inning tie between a Giants split squad and the Brewers on Wednesday.
Crawford Leads Giants Over Padres In Cactus League
Brandon Crawford had three hits and an RBI, leading a San Francisco Giants split squad to a 6-4 victory over the San Diego Padres on Wednesday.
Zito Strikes Out 5 In A Row, Giants Lose To Mariners
Barry Zito struck out five in a row in the first and second innings, but Brandon Mauer shut down the Giants and led the Seattle Mariners to a 6-3 victory over San Francisco on Tuesday.
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Instrument that records the performance and condition of an aircraft in flight. Regulatory agencies require these devices on commercial aircraft to make possible the analysis of crashes or other unusual occurrences. They are housed in heavy steel within layers of insulation, protecting them against impacts and fires. The recording tape is also protected against inadvertent erasure and contact with seawater. It records airspeed, altitude, heading, vertical acceleration, and aircraft pitch. It also includes a separate device that records voice communication within the aircraft and by radio. Both recorders are carried in the tail of the aircraft.
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A flight recorder is a recorder placed in an aircraft for the purpose of facilitating the investigation of an aircraft accident or incident. For this reason, they are required to be capable of surviving the conditions likely to be encountered in a severe aircraft accident. They are typically specified to withstand an impact of 3600 g and temperatures of over 1,000 °C (as required by EUROCAE ED-112). There are two types of protected Flight Recorder, Flight data recorder (FDR) and Cockpit voice recorder (CVR). In some cases, the two recorders may be combined in a single FDR/CVR unit.
EUROCAE ED-112 (Minimum Operational Performance Specification for Crash Protected Airborne Recorder Systems) defines the minimum specification to be met for all aircraft requiring flight recorders for recording of flight data, cockpit audio, images and CNS/ATM digital messages and used for investigations of accidents or incidents. When issued in March 2003 ED-112 superseded previous ED-55 and ED-56A that were separate specifications for FDR and CVR. FAA TSOs for FDR and CVR reference ED-112 for characteristics common to both types.
In order to facilitate recovery of the recorder from an aircraft accident site they are required to be coloured bright yellow or orange with reflective surfaces. All are lettered "FLIGHT RECORDER DO NOT OPEN" on one side in English and the same in French on the other side. To assist recovery from submerged sites they must be equipped with an underwater locator beacon which is automatically activated in the event of an accident.
Early attempts at making flight recorders were made by François Hussenot in July 1941 at the Marignane flight test center, France; they were essentially photograph-based flight recorders. In 1947, Hussenot founded the Société Française des Instruments de Mesure (today part of the Safran group) with an associate, so as to market his invention, which came to be known as the hussenograph. In 1953, Australian engineer Dr. David Warren conceived a device that would record the voices and instruments reading, when working with the Australian Research Laboratories.
Since the 1970s most large civil jet transports have been additionally equipped with a "Quick Access Recorder" (QAR). This records data on a removable storage medium. Access to the FDR and CVR is necessarily difficult because of the requirement that they survive an accident. They also require specialist equipment to read the recording. The QAR recording medium is readily removable and is designed to be read by equipment attached to a standard desktop computer. In many airlines the quick access recordings are scanned for 'events', an event being a significant deviation from normal operational parameters. This allows operational problems to be detected and eliminated before an accident or incident results.
Many modern aircraft systems are digital or digitally controlled. Very often the digital system will include Built-In Test Equipment which records information about the operation of the system. This information may also be accessed to assist with the investigation of an accident or incident.
Such systems, estimated to cost less than $8,000 installed, typically consist of a camera and microphone located in the cockpit to continuously record cockpit instrumentation, the outside viewing area, engine sounds, radio communications, and ambient cockpit sounds. As with conventional CVRs and FDRs, data from such a system is stored in a crash-protected unit to ensure survivability.


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PHOENIX -- The Phoenix Police Department employed its youngest officer for his first assignment Saturday. The rookie had the mock assignment of catching the kidnappers who abducted his brother.
His brother was not really kidnapped but rookie officer Darius Lee got to participate as part of his wish for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. The Phoenix Police Dept. was happy help make Lee's dream of becoming a police officer for a day a reality.
"This is one of the best parts of the job...being able to fulfill a wish like this for Darius. It's incredible," said T.J. Martin, Commander of the Tactical Support Bureau.
Darius even got to make an arrest after he caught the "perpetrators" that "kidnapped" his brother.
"I'm just so ecstatic for him that he got to have his wish granted," said mother Andrea Lee. "It's something that he's been talking about since he learned it in school and he just gravitated to police officers so it's good to have a child who wants to do something good."
The day was a huge boost for Lee who was born with a blood disorder which forces him to endure hospital stays for months at a time.
"It has been two months since we had to deal with any sickness or been in the hospital," said mom Andrea Lee. "So he's been having…a great two months so far, no shots, no IV fluids, or anything like that."
The Make-A-Wish Foundation serves children with life-threatening medical conditions and reaches more than 250,000 children around the world to fulfill their one true wish. It was started in Phoenix in 1980 after a little boy named Chris Greicius realized his wish to become a police officer.


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Biographical and Playing Info
Given Name: Samuel R. LeCure
Born: Jefferson City, MO, USA, in 1984
School: Did not attend college.
Primary Position: Pitcher
Batted: Right Threw: Right
Major League Games: 169
Primary Team: Cincinnati Reds
Played For
Cincinnati Reds (2010-2013)
First major league game: 5/28/2010
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Hall of Fame Voting
No Hall of Fame elections.
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New York Eliminates e-File Opt-Out By Chris Gaetano Posted on 10/14/10
Starting Jan. 1, 2011, tax practitioners currently subject to New York's electronic filing requirements will no longer be able to opt out of electronic filing, and failure to comply could potentially result in a $50 fine. The policy change was signed into law as a provision in one of this year's New York state budget bills in August.
The original e-filing mandate, which went into effect in 2006, required paid preparers in New York to file client tax returns electronically if the practitioner prepared more than 100 returns over the course of a year -- and to continue doing so each subsequent year.
However, practitioners used to be able to opt out of the requirement on behalf of their clients by filing Form TR-800 IT, Taxpayer Opt-Out and Reasonable Cause Record for Tax Return Preparers, which could be used if a client did not want to use the system or if the practitioner had other reasonable cause not to e-file a return, according to Brad Maione, a spokesperson with the state Department of Taxation and Finance.
Starting Jan. 1, 2011, however, the option to use this form will be eliminated for returns and documents that are required to be filed electronically, which includes all general business and New York State S corporation returns and extensions, as well as all monthly sales tax returns and Prompt Tax sales returns. If someone still has reasonable cause not to e-file, then he must maintain adequate documentation proving it, said the state tax department's website. This documentation will need to be provided to the state if or when the practitioner receives a penalty bill for failing to e-file.
The state tax department will consider what constitutes reasonable cause and adequate documentation on a case-by-case basis, Maione said, giving examples. One scenario that the department would deem an acceptable reason for opt-out would be if a return cannot be e-filed because the tax preparer's software doesn't support all the required parts of the return, in which case the preparer would be asked to identify the software to the state and explain which parts couldn't be filed for that return. Another example Maione gave would be if an e-filed return is rejected multiple times, in which case the preparer would be asked to submit proof of these rejections.
The state tax department's website also elaborates on what it calls "special circumstances" where the filer won't have to electronically file certain parts of certain forms:
If the filer's approved e-file software doesn't support the e-filing of a required attachment, like a credit form, that filer would be allowed to file a paper return.
Manhattan/Bronx Chapter member Jonathan M. Horn, who chairs the statewide Taxation of Individuals Committee, said that he understands why the state wants to make this change, noting that some unscrupulous preparers were charging extra for e-filing, which caused most of their clients to opt out and paper file instead. As a result, the state tax department has imposed a penalty for practitioners who charge extra for e-filing, in the amount of $500 for the first offense and $1,000 for each subsequent offense, according to the tax department's website.
But Horn said once the opt-out officially ends on Jan. 1, 2011, he will need to charge his clients an extra $50 to cover the state penalty if they insist on doing a paper filing. He said he will also be changing his engagement letter which currently says "you will have the option to e-file your return" to "you must agree to e-file your return."
Eileen F. Hamlin, a former Utica Chapter president, said that she is a big advocate of e-filing, but said that if people don't want to e-file -- if they're just more comfortable with paper filing -- then they should not be required to do it.
"I think that if they would prefer not to, then that should be their right," said Hamlin, who also sits on the New York, Multistate and Local Taxation Committee.
Nassau Chapter member Richard L. Feldman noted that, in his personal experience, people who don't like to e-file -- representing a very small minority of his overall clients -- tend to be older individuals who don't trust computers and would prefer to paper file like they have for years. "I have one [client] in particular … he wants to know the return he signs is what goes in the mail and goes to the state, and the electronic method, I guess, takes a little control away from the taxpayer," said Feldman, also a member of the New York, Multistate, and Local Taxation Committee.
This line of reasoning, though, didn't resonate with Manhattan/Bronx Chapter member Louis E. Feinstein, who said that it's not productive to fight a change that is inevitably coming. Feinstein, a member of several NYSSCPA statewide committees, said he thinks there are better fights that people can pick with the state tax department than e-filing.
"We're in the 21st century and it seems crazy to have people arguing that computers and electronic filing should not be used. Or arguing that electronic filing should not be mandated," he said.
Feinstein said he understands that people feel eliminating the option to opt out of e-filing is unfair to older filers who may not want to give out their bank information over the Internet, but said that anyone banking in this day and age has already allowed his information to be put out there.
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Horn said that the state could have tried other methods of addressing the issue of coerced paper filing, which includes privacy concerns and reluctance to trust new technology, instead of eliminating the opt-out completely.
But for the state, the bottom line is increasing compliance with the existing mandates for e-filing, said Maione. He added that the tax department will be monitoring compliance and sending out warning letters to practitioners who do not appear to be following those mandates.
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Ferries form a lifeline
In a small nation comprising the Jutland peninsula and 406 named islands, 75 of which are inhabited, it is little wonder that ferry services have historically played an essential role.
Although many island communities are less dependent on the local ferry than they once were thanks to bridges and tunnels, the network of ferries remains an important element in Denmark's transport network. This is reflected in the relatively large number of ferry companies for a small population.
There are now some 30 bridges and tunnels connecting landmasses in Denmark. This includes the Øresund rail/road fixed link between Denmark and Sweden, the biggest foreign destination for Danish ferries. A major 19-kilometre bridge is planned to connect Denmark and Germany across the Fehmarn Belt, with construction due to be completed in 2020.
Despite this, Denmark very much remains interconnected with ferries. The maritime history of Denmark is partly based on ferries sailing between the islands.
An interesting example is the ferry route between Assens and Aarøsund. For over 700 years, it formed one of the important postal routes between Hamburg and Copenhagen. It was used by royalty and beggars, tradesmen and soldiers alike. Between 1920 and 1972 ferry company A/S Lillebelts-Overfarten carried thousands of passengers, cars, live pigs and tonnes of vegetables over the stretch of water known as the Little Belt which separates the islands of Funen and Jutland peninsula.
For over half a century, the company operated each way several times a day in the face of adversity: competition from bridges and other ferry operators, mined waters and rising operating costs. Not only was it a means of transport, it also connected local communities.
Ferries mean economic activity
The ferry is more than a means of transport. As users of local ports, they are also contributors to economic activity and growth. They generate employment in and around the ports. According to the Danish Car Ferry Owners' Association, more than 95 per cent of ship calls in Danish ports have for many years been by ferries. In 2010 this figure rose to 96 per cent as the number of freight vessels calling dipped in line with falling economic activity. In 2010 there were 520,000 vessel calls in the Danish ports to (un)load freight or passengers, but the association reported a 7,000 decline in 2011.
The railways are no longer users of ferries to cross from island to island – much faster bridge/tunnel fixed links have put paid to that.
Ferry travel to Sweden held up well, while to other destinations passenger volumes were unaltered or fell and routes were closed. There are five ferry routes between Denmark and Sweden, with 11 million passengers carried in 2011, an improvement of more than 12 per cent from 2010. With the exception of the Øresund routes – where the fixed link across the Øresund means it now takes a mere 20 minutes or so to travel from central Copenhagen to Malmö in Sweden by train – Swedish passengers seem to be returning to ferry travel.
Going south to Germany are four ferry routes, which together carried 7.8 million passengers in 2011, not least on the key Rødby-Puttgarden and Gedser-Rostock routes. There was a 3.7 per cent dip in transport in 2011 from the year before.
Norway is also a destination from Denmark with a total of five routes which carried 3.4 million passengers in 2011, unchanged from 2010.
The Danish Car Ferry Owners' Association notes that the UK ferry service was affected by strong competition from low price airlines. It is now served only by DFDS' Esbjerg-Harwich route, where in 2011 passenger numbers were down by 9.6 per cent. Similarly, there is now only one ferry route to Poland from Denmark, and only one route to the Faeroes.
In all, the international ferry routes have seen a slight decline in passenger kilometres. This slipped to 1.48 billion km in 2011 from the 1.5 billion km in 2010. This contrasts with 1.8 billion a few years ago, before the financial crisis set in. Domestic ferry routes remain firm largely by necessity. Around 9.3 million passengers were carried on domestic routes in 2011, a decrease from 10 million in 2010.
Small Danish islands are served by 28 ferry routes and companies that are gathered in an association. The larger islands of Ærø, Samsø, Læsø and Fanø are served by their own ferry company. The Car Ferry Owners' Association states that financial crisis has had little effect on domestic traffic, which it believes bottomed out in 2010. The local ferry is often a vital lifeline to some islands for the transport of goods as well as people.
There are 174 passenger ferries registered in the domestic or international ship registers, according to the association, and these represent a good 18 per cent of the total number of merchant vessels in the two registers.
The biggest players in the domestic Danish ferry market are Scandlines, Mols-Linien and Danske Færger.


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TRiO Student Support Services has a student computer lab for TRiO students use. Students access the lab to write papers, complete on-line homework assignments, research on the internet, check email, register for classes, access Canvas and print.
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Sometimes students may need a little extra help with courses at UVU. To help in this area, TRiO provides a free, professional, one-on-one tutoring in those subjects where students have traditionally shown the greatest need, i.e., math, English, and science related courses. The peer instructors working for TRIO SSS are typically working towards a bachelor degree in the subjects they tutor. In addition, they care about students and are invested in student success. As with all other services offered to students through the TRIO SSS Department, tutoring is absolutely free to you.


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On my recent trip to the Twin Cities for Easter I attended the Macy's flower show. It is one of my favorite events that I usually attend every year.
If you have an opportunity to attend it one Spring, expect a fairly long wait to enter the auditorium (my wait was an hour) for the Show displays while the walk through the gorgeous blossoms took about 45 minutes
This year the theme was India, The flowers were displayed against India architecture including the famous Taj Mahal. I really enjoyed it as I could relate to it because one of our sons made several trips to India and shared several pictures with us.
There were many beautiful varieties of flowers including herbs often used in cooking. One of the herbs was Agave now showing up on store shelves and popular with the Health-Conscious set. It is sweeter than honey and has become very popular for making a liquid sugar—a combination of fructose and glucose sugars. It has a low glycemic index, so it does not have much effect on blood sugar levels.
This syrup is obtained by extracting and purifying the sap of the blue agave plant. The syrup from this plant blends quickly and is popular in both hot and cold drinks. It can have side effects, especially if you have allergies. It grows in most tropical climates. In Mexico it is used to make Tequila, which can also have positive or negative side effects depending on consumption.
Some flowers can be used in cooking and baking. They can be used to decorate cakes and pastries. Other flowers such as squash blossoms are often deep fried and stuffed with Ricotta or other cheese.
The rose, a flower which is often used in India and other Asian cuisines to make Rose water, is used to flavor many dishes, as well as making perfume. It used to be used as an alternative to vanilla. It can be used in whipped cream, lemonade, cookies and cupcakes, or dishes such as shrimp and Basmati rice. It can be purchased in health food stores.
Dandelions, which are prolific in most areas, have leaves which can be used in salads. The blossoms are quite attractive for a few minutes. If you want to use dandelion blossoms to decorate a birthday cake, for example, you may not want to decorate the night before, as you might have disastrous results when blowing out the candles.
The next time you entertain, consider wowing your guests with cake or dessert decorated with edible flower blossoms, such as Pansies, Roses, Violets or Nasturtiums, enjoying not only their stark beauty but their surprising and delightful flavors as well.
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Joom!Fish is the solution for your multilingual website if control over the translations matters for you. The extension is totally free of charge available and allows translation of any content within your Joomla system. With an easy extension it is also possible to translate any 3rd party extension available for your favored CMS.
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Supplement 4 of the Server Resource Kit contains passprop.exe, a tool that helps you tighten security two ways:
/complex Force passwords to be complex, requiring passwords
to be a mix of upper and lowercase letters and
numbers or symbols.
/simple Allow passwords to be simple.
/adminlockout Allow the Administrator account to be locked out.
Once the account is locked out, as in response to an attempted break-in,
it can still log on interactively on domain controllers.
/noadminlockout Don't allow the administrator account to be locked out.


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Ojibwe declared official language of White Earth Nation
WHITE EARTH -- At a special meeting of the White Earth Tribal Council held Monday, Aug. 9, the council voted unanimously to declare Ojibwe as the official language of the White Earth Band of Chippewa Indians.
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This concept has been floating around for a long time and to be honest, like most concepts, I thought I'd never see it actually made. But I was pleasantly surprised when I saw this video of the Sydney Opera Trailer.
Check out this video of a guy who lives in an airstream. He has some interesting things about building and living in tiny spaces.
Here is a pretty interesting travel trailer, while it is pretty expensive (originally posted on the blog "Born Rich"), but the design concepts are neat and could be re-created. One feature I really like is the bathroom. The shower stall folds out around the person. The floor has a drain and when not in use, the stall folds flat against the wall, clearing up the bathroom area to create a open feel.
I was sent this link about Paul who lived in a Tiny Trailer that was towed by his bike. The Trailer was where Paul lived for Burning Man.
Reprinted: Dvice Charlie White 8/2009
Why tow around a bus-sized motorhome when you can create a 100-pound trailer that has nearly everything you need? Meet a guy named Paul, creator of this bicycle-towed camper with a wind turbine on top, a place he called home at the Burning Man project for a week.
He cooks his meals in a solar oven, and heats up water for showers and kitchen use with a solar water heating system. There's a urinal funnel on the outside, but unfortunately there's no facilities for taking care of number two. Guess he just had to squat for that. Overall, this is as off-the-grid as you can get.
Paul built this micro house as a design study, wondering what would happen if Swine Flu resulted in an apocalypse that required him to be entirely self-sufficient.
Check out the gallery below to peruse his Spartan accommodations, and don't miss our favorite feature, the bubble on the end where he lays his head at night, giving him a clear view of the stars.


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Who She?
Emily Green was born in 1956 in Covina, California. She studied French at the University of Grenoble and history (and ACC basketball) at the University of Maryland, College Park. She moved to the UK in 1979. In 1986, she became a contributor to the newly formed London Independent. She returned to the US in 1998 and joined the Los Angeles Times the following year.
1987-1996 Staff writer: The Independent (UK). Freelance contributor: The New York Times
1996-1998 Weekly columnist: The New Statesman. Freelance contributor: The Spectator, London Evening Standard, The Guardian, The Daily Telegraph, Independent on Sunday, The Sunday Times, The New York Times
1999-2006 Staff writer: Los Angeles Times. Freelance contributor: London Evening Standard and the "Oxford Companion to the Body" (2001, Oxford University Press, editors: Colin Blakemore and Sheila Jennet)
2007-2008 Freelance writer: water series for the Las Vegas Sun
2008-present Contributor: Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles Review of Books and High Country News. Editor: Chance of Rain.
Recent Awards: Quenching Las Vegas's Thirst: A five part series on plans by Las Vegas to tap the Great Basin Aquifer. Winner with online production staff of a 2009 Associated Press Managing Editors Award and 2009 Best of the West Environment and Natural Resources Reporting Award. From the Best of the West judges' remarks: "Emily Green's series on water was smartly conceived, deeply reported and compellingly written.
Water itself isn't a new subject; the fact of water scarcity and the political battles it causes have been reported extensively elsewhere. But Green's series brought the issue home. Her series' structure — profiling five figures — reinforced a key collective insight of the stories: that the state of water in and around Las Vegas is largely a function of the personalities who, over decades, made water-policy decisions.
Green avoided easy preaching, instead telling the tale of a desert metropolis' water fight in all its moral complexity, which made for much more interesting reading. And yet she uncovered plenty of disturbing facts — particularly, in the series' final installment, how the shifting allegiances of scientists played to the advantage of local political figures.
Through it all, Green wove in rich observations, from the physical lay of the land to the politics of the Mormon church, that made the series all the more evocative. She wrote an epic narrative for an epic tale."
In May 2010, Green was one of 60 cultural leaders featured in the LA Weekly 'People' issue for her work on Chance of Rain. Click here to read "Waterblogged." In May 2012, High Country News published the result of a 15-month study of LA's Flood Control System in which engineers have been forced to admit they have run out of dumping space for mountain debris choking their dams, but left no rivers intact for the sediment to flow downhill naturally. To read it, either subscribe to this indispensable Western environmental fortnightly magazine, or take out a temporary 30-day free subscription.


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Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Coco avant Chanel (Coco before Chanel), the second film in Westminster College's Tournées Film Festival, will be shown Tuesday, Feb. 7, at 7 p.m. in the Sebastian Mueller Theater of the McKelvey Campus Center. The event is free and open to the public.
The contemporary film will be subtitled in English. A discussion will follow the screening.
The 2009 film is directed by Anne Fontaine. It earned honors for Best Costume Design (César Awards, France), Film Composer of the Year (World Soundtrack Awards), and Best Music (Etoiles d'Or) and was nominated for numerous others.
The movie tells the story of Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel (Audrey Tautou), one of the world's great fashion designers, from her arrival at a French orphanage to the heights of the fashion world.
Additional films are: Le fils de l'épicier (The Grocer's Son), Feb. 14; Des hommes et des dieux (Of Gods and Men), Feb. 21; and Entre les murs (The Class), Feb. 28.
The Tournées Festival is hosted by Westminster's Departments of Modern Languages and English in conjunction with the Jake Erhardt International Film Series. The festival is supported by a grant from the French American Cultural Exchange and support of the Cultural Services of the French Embassy, the French Ministry of Culture (CNC), The Florence Gould Foundation, the Grand Marnier Foundation, and Highbrow Entertainment.
Westminster faculty involved in planning and organizing the festival are: Dr. Andrew Ade, associate professor of English; Dr. Jeffrey Bersett, associate professor and chair of Westminster's Department of Modern Languages; Dr. Leslie Kealhofer, visiting assistant professor of French; and Dr. Deborah Mitchell, professor of English and film studies.
Contact Kealhofer at (724) 946-6260 or email for additional information. Visit the festival website for additional information about the festival, the films, and a complete schedule.
About Westminster College...
Founded in 1852 and related to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), Westminster College ranks first in the nation as "Best College for Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math," according to Forbes.com. Westminster, a top-tier liberal arts college, ranks third in graduation rate performance, according to U.S. News Best Colleges guide. Westminster ranked 6th among liberal arts colleges in social mobility, according to the Washington Monthly College Guide, and is one of the most affordable national liberal arts colleges in Pennsylvania. Westminster is also honored as one of "The Best 376 Colleges" by The Princeton Review, and is named to the President's Honor Roll for excellence in service learning.
Nearly 1,600 undergraduate and graduate students benefit from individualized attention from dedicated faculty while choosing from 42 majors and nearly 100 organizations on the New Wilmington, Pa., campus. Visit www.westminster.edu/advantage to view "Advantage: Westminster" A Strategic Plan 2010-2020.


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I forgot to mention, only unpack ammo WHEN YOU NEED IT.
The Zone of Alienation mod is an adaptation of the renowned AMK mod. It is built on top of a specialized variant of AMK that uses a magazine system. From this premise, it has expanded to aim to include the following:
I forgot to mention, only unpack ammo WHEN YOU NEED IT.
It's a bitch moving individual rounds between stashes.
I like it! However, I do not look forward to reloading a 100 round magazine...
Can the rounds be removed from the magazines again?
Yes, rounds can be removed from magazines, this was even part of the old system.
This is one of the most intense and Action packed video i have ever seen
I know, it's exciting, isn't it, that wall didn't even know what hit him.
I don't think I can handle such realism and immersion.
Don't be sad, I appreciate what you did. This is perfect, exactly how I imagined it would be. I suggested this in the past. Great job! I for one would love if all mods had a magazine system.
It's still sort of buggy, but changing they way that boxed ammo is classed cleans up a lot of things for me and makes ammo management less convoluted.
will this fix the issue being unable to reload w/ a partially filled magazine?
I've heard, and I've tested the fact that loose rounds can already be loaded, but I don't know if this works with any of the new rounds.
Um, just a suggestion, but 5.45 strippers and loading spoons are readily available, and allow you to load 15 rounds in about 3 seconds (5.45 strippers hold 15 each; 2 can fill an empty mag in about 10 seconds, counting the time to replace the clip). NATO calibers (and 7.62x39) fit 10 to a clip. If you can implement that, It would make the reload of those 20 & 30 rounders much less tedious.
If you need loaded mags in a hurry why not just loot them?
I rarely even load mags in ZoA, since I scavenge most of mine.
Can you load like 4 FMJ rounds, 1 tracer, and so on?
is there a way to increase the speed of loading each bullet? i think it whould fit whithin the realistic range.
Also, not so important, randomise the sound to two or more different sound, just a little different from each other to make it less tedious to do this.
Edit: Ur voice is kind of smexy, no **** :P
Me explaining how the new boxed ammo system works, while Sid talks over me with his shitty one-liners.
I forgot to mention, that making these changes requires changing every trade file, (which is easy, I already changed Sid's trade file,) but more difficult for the treasure_manager.ltx, which requires re-calculating the correct amount of ammo to spawn in stashes.


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Well, apparently I am because the thought of making my own pie crust, from scratch, is synonymous with doing my taxes – necessary, but certainly not something I have ever looked forward to, especially when I can have someone else do it for me – like the Pillsbury dough boy.
So, maybe you are like me, you enjoy baking, have even made a pie or two, but have never ventured beyond buying a ready-made pie crust from the store. Or maybe you just really like pie – it is after all one of America's cultural icons, despite the fact that pie has been around long before Christopher Columbus even considered being an explorer when he grew up.
With the temperature outside dropping, this seemed like the perfect time to turn on the oven, sign up for Pie Baking 101 through Universal Class and tackle my fear of the big, bad crust. I have made it through the first lesson – "History of Pie – An Introduction" – who knew that the first pies date back to 2000 B.C. and were a favorite food of the Ancient Egyptians? Not me. And now I am ready to tackle Lesson #2 – "Cooking Pie Crusts". As my instructor says, "Cooking good pie crust is the most important part of preparing a pie."
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A host of factors come into play when finding the right match between student and university. Academics should always carry the most weight, but students should consider a host of other factors before ultimately deciding where to continue their academic careers. Cost In a perfect world students would not have to worry about financing their college educations. But thats not a world in which todays students live, so the cost of a college education is something nearly every college-bound student must consider before making his or her decision. According to the College Board, the average overall cost to attend in-state public college for the 2012-13 academic year for students who did not receive financial aid was $22,261, a nearly four percent increase from the previous school year. That sticker price includes the cost of living in a dorm, food, books, and the additional expenses college students typically have. And the College Board notes that, despite the cost increase, financial aid budgets stayed the same as the year before, meaning even those students who received financial aid paid more money. While cost should not dictate where high school students ultimately go to college, students should know that eventually student loans will have to be repaid with interest, so those who do not want to bury themselves in student loan debt after graduation would be wise to choose a university thats more affordable or one thats offering a more attractive scholarship and grant package. Unlike student loans, scholarships and grants do not have to be repaid. Distance from home While many high school students may think a school far away from their folks is ideal, the reality of being far away from home is a struggle for many college students who attend college outside of their home states. Homesickness is a very real thing for college students who are away from home and on their own for the first time. In addition to homesickness, college-bound students should consider the cost of travel before enrolling in a college or university thats far from home. Parents might not be able to afford to fly their college student home several times per year so that cost could fall on the student. Environment Both the academic and social environments at a college or university merit consideration when students are deciding where to continue their educations. Some students thrive in a competitive academic environment, while others tend to fare better in a more casual setting. Students should assess which environment is best for them and choose a university that best suits them as a student. A college or universitys social environment is another factor for students to consider. Larger schools tend to rely heavily on Greek life, while smaller schools may be more intimate and less exclusive. 0 comments Be the first to share your opinion on this article!
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I'm watching it, all the way from Portugal. It's beeing good, but those special teams are simply ridiculous.
I've been watching it a little, did you see the end of the navy/ maryland game? I couldn't figure out why Navy went for a TD on fourth down, they could have tide it with a FG.
I don't think that pass interference was as "obvious" as Musberger made it out to be. The guy was going up for the ball. Don't agree with that one at all.
Yeah, that one was a good one. Navy really shot themselves in the foot there. Between that bad call and the fumbles, they did themselves in. Should have went with the FG. Maryland's offense wasn't capable of sustaining a drive, and Maryland's defense had been on the field for 80+ plays. Going into OT definitely would have worked in Navy's favor.
Talking about college football. Did you see Michigan's Denard Robinson play the other night? I was amazed.
What the hell is up with VT's uniforms? UGLYYYYY! Actually BS's aren't very good looking either.. But very good game so far. Got some change on BS +1 already lost my shirt on Navy.
Kellen Moore is kinda disapointing, never liked him a lot though. Edit: saw his stats wrong. but still...
Heather...Cox? BTW, unfortunately Kellen Moore is rather undersized for an NFL QB, listed at 6'0", but I like the kid. Loving this game.
I've hated Boise State for years witout any reason in particular, maybe because of their stupid Broncos logo. Go VT !
Negative. The kicker needs only more more kick to tie the record for total field goals made. Pretty entertaining game so far. Wish Williams had more running room; he's awesome in the open field.
Thks i thought they said that if he made the 30 yard FG it would tie the school record. Those Boise RB's hard hard to bring down, wish we had Running backs like that.
Virginia Tech's offense is about to end this game. I wonder where that idiot Boise State fan "Mabeyitstrue" is at. Last year, he was arguing with me about how Boise State can hang with Florida, Alabama, and the rest of the SEC. Tonight, it doesn't look like they can even handle the ACC.


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