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''We still have a bad habit of government encroaching on business,'' says Barham Salih, the prime minister of one Kurdish region. ''It's very hard to change the culture after decades of authoritarian rule.'' Simply selling off the state-owned enterprises is politically risky, because it could provoke a popular backlash and lead to new kinds of crony capitalism favoring either rich Iraqi families with ties to the old regime or large American companies with ties to the Bush administration.
''If you were to privatize state-owned industries tomorrow,'' Salih says, ''the only Iraqis with the money to buy them would be the former partners of Saddam Hussein. Privatization has to be done carefully so as not to sustain the power of a corrupt elite.''
The American occupiers and Iraqi leaders have endorsed the concept of diverting future oil revenues into a special trust fund that would go directly to citizens, but the Americans haven't forced the issue, and Iraqi politicians have shown little inclination to forgo control. The idea of quickly transferring sovereignty to Iraq and scheduling elections may please the United Nations and Republican campaign strategists, but it dismays scholars who have watched other new democracies degenerate into autocracies or split along ethnic lines. Given the religious and tribal divisions in Iraq, an election campaign could easily resemble the recent one in Kenya in which tribal leaders exhorted their followers to vote with the rallying cry: ''It's our turn to eat.''
''Iraq's civil society is so weak and decimated that there's a great danger of a new state abusing its power,'' says Larry Diamond, a political scientist at the Hoover Institution and co-editor of the journal Democracy. He, Zakaria and other experts say it would be better to wait at least two or three years, or ideally as long as five, before holding national elections. Such a delay is probably impractical, but it would suit at least one bourgeois family in Baghdad.
During a rare moment off from their many enterprises, Nader and his parents sit around the conference table at their office debating when Iraq should hold national elections.
''Maybe in a couple of years,'' Nader says. ''We need Iraqi administrators to guarantee stability and contracts and property rights, but until we develop parties that are based on ideas instead of religion or ethnicity, we should hold off on elections.''
''Five years,'' his father says. ''That's enough time for a new generation to go through college.''
''Never,'' Nader's mother says, and it's hard at first to tell if she's kidding.
''Well, someday,'' Nidhal says, ''but I can't imagine when. People here have been through so much turmoil they're just not ready to vote.''
What Iraq needs most, Wathiq says, is a respite from politics. ''Focus on economics,'' he says. ''Politics divides people because you compete for dominance. You please the Shiites, the Sunnis won't like it. You please the Kurds, the Arabs won't like it. But business unites people. If you're a Sunni and I'm a Christian, we can always make a deal. When we make money together, everybody gets a dividend. It's like a dinner with enough food for everyone.''
He and Nader would like to expound further on the topic, but this talk of a deal reminds them of a potential customer waiting to talk to them about power generators. They head out to their S.U.V. ''We'll talk more about this later,'' Nader says as they pull away, and there is a certain logic to his priorities. Talk of democracy can wait. Business comes first.
Photo: Rebuild it, and they will come: Nader (left) and Wathiq Hindo are back in Baghdad and dealing with oil companies, the U.S. Army and anyone else willing to invest in Iraq. (Photograph by Stephanie Sinclair; Corbis)


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The National Information Center on Health Services Research and Health Care. (2008). Finding and Using Health Statistics. Bethesda, MD: National Library of Medicine.
This online course is divided into two parts: (1) About Health Statistics discusses the importance of health statistics and how they are created, how the perspectives of organizations that collect and report these statistics shape the material reported, and how health statistics promote population health and enhance societal well being; and (2) Finding Health Statistics which reviews approaches to finding health statistics and helps the user develop search strategies and identify key sources. Supporting material includes a glossary and links to web pages where health data and statistics can be found.
Partners in Information Access for the Public Health Workforce
Partners is a collaboration of U.S. government agencies, public health organizations, and health sciences libraries which provides timely, convenient access to selected public health resources on the Internet. They are a major source of health data tools and statistics, available at the link below. Brief descriptions of sources and links are provided to data at the national, state (from national as well as individual state sources), and county and local; demographic data; statistical reports; training and education materials; and tools for data collection and planning.
Rowan, Cheryl. (2010). Health Statistics on the Web: It's as Easy as…1, 2, 3! Bethesda, MD: National Network of Libraries of Medicine, National Networks of Libraries of Medicine.
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Selden, Catherine. (2004). "Finding Public Health Statistics and Data Sources," in Allee, Nancy, et al. Public Health Information and Data: A Training Manual. Bethesda, MD: National Library of Medicine.
This document is part of a larger training manual. Other chapters include: Staying Informed about News in Public Health, Finding Information for Others: Health Education Resources, and Supporting Decisions with Best Evidence. This chapter opens with a brief discussion of important features of health statistics and data sets. This is followed by an extensive listing of federal data sets, state and local data available through federal government and national organizations, and state and local data through individual state systems. Each entry includes a brief description and a web address. Sources of results of statistical analyses (reports, tables, figures) as well as links to tools for building reports and tables also are provided.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Office of Applied Studies (OAS)
This website is maintained by SAMHSA's Office of Applied Studies and is the primary source of information on prevalence, patterns, and consequences of alcohol, tobacco, and illegal drug use. It also contains links to mental health data and data from special studies on risk factors and outcomes. The most recent data and reports are available from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH), Drug Abuse Warning Network (DAWN), and the Drug and Alcohol Services Information System (DASIS). OAS also makes available the public use files from its major data collection systems for online, interactive analysis.
Wang, Hongjie. (2011). Data Detective: Finding the Gems of Health Data. Health Data Course. University of Connecticut, Information and Education Services.
This is a 142 slide power point presentation that addresses topics related to: statistics, data and data sets; the importance of health data; major types of health data and how it is collected and managed; common tools to retrieve data and how to use the tools to create data sets. Detailed instruction using real screen shots is included for many sources of data, including: CDC WONDER (Wide-ranging Online data for Epidemiologic Research), WISQARS (Web-based Injury Statistics Query and Reporting System), BRFSS (Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System), and Fedstats.
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Balzer, Lars. Evaluation Portal.
This site was developed and is maintained by Lars Balzer, Head of the Evaluation Unit at the Swiss Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training. It provides links to categorized information about evaluation and, to a lesser extent, social science methods. It contains links to evaluation journals, books, tools (e.g., online surveys, statistical software), checklists, handbooks, approaches, resources sorted by topic, societies, and glossaries. http://www.evaluation.lars-balzer.name/links/
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Office of the Associate Director for Program Evaluation. Evaluation Resources.
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Shackman, Gene. Free Resources for Program Evaluation and Social Research Methods.
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PLEASE tell all your gardening friends, family, and colleagues! Were having the annual Central Indiana Plant Swap on May 17th.
Over the past few years, the numbers have started to grow. I got some terrific plants the last couple of years and got rid of a bunch of extras. I have a ton of stuff this year to share, and IÂm sure that many of you do, too. If you donÂt have many plants to share, come anyway. The people I have met at this event in the past have had very generous spirits. Most of us would be delighted to help out a new gardener with some of our extras.
â¨Date: Sunday, May 17, 2008 â¨
Time: 2:00 P.M. â¨
Location: Holliday Park, 6363 Spring Mill Road, Indianapolis, IN 46260 â¨
Directions inside the park: Once you enter the park take an immediate left. Then pull into the first parking lot on the right. We will be under the giant sycamore tree. â¨Bring yourself, plants & trades, family, friends, tables, chairs, beverages and snacks to share. IÂll bring some lemonade and cookies. It would be nice, but not necessary, if others would brings some treats.
plants, well rooted cuttings potted up, bulbs, shrubs, happy seedlings, garden ornaments, extra gardening implements, gardening magazines, etc. â¨
PLEASE MARK ALL PLANT MATERIALS WITH THE PLANT NAME AND CARE REQUIRED!!! Also, mark any plants as invasive or poisonous, if known. I just go to an online nursery that sells the plants that IÂm giving away and cut and paste the care instructions into a document. I print out the directions and staple them to the plant, a piece of window blind, or container.
Since it worked fairly well last year, we're trying the Round Robin swap again: â¨Round One - pick one plant â¨Next Round - pick one plant â¨Next Round - pick two plants â¨Next Round - pick two plants â¨Next Round - pick three plants â¨Next Round - pick four plants â¨And so on, and so on....
This way everyone gets a chance to get some of the plants they really have on eye on. This works well and other swaps have had great success with it in the past. Everyone should be able to take home as many plants as they bring. â¨For folks who only bring a few plants, many of the folks who have LOTS of extra plants can usually be convinced to part with some of their extras AFTER the official Round Robin is finished.
Additionally, you can pre-arrange individual trades through other GardenWebber's trade lists. (PSSST! Everyone should update their trade lists!) These trades will happen before (or after) the big Round Robin trade.
Our Swap's motto is KEEP IT SIMPLE, HAVE FUN, MEET FRIENDS. â¨Some tips for the day: â¨Bring a box or container labeled with your name to put your new plants in after swapping. â¨If you have room in the car...bring an extra table to arrange your plants on. â¨Print out pictures of your plants in bloom, so folks will know what they look like in all their glory! â¨If it looks like rain, bring those rain coats, umbrellas, etc. We plan to meet even if it rains.
**Post here if you are attending so that we can all see who is coming and can check trade lists. Or email me, so we can get an approximate head count for the swap. â¨E-mail me if you wish to be put on the plant-swap e-mail list or if you have any questions. â¨I can't wait to see you all there! Hopefully we will have a great crowd with all the new gardening friends you may bring along! â¨
Here are some of the plants that I plan on bringing, so long as they still need dividing and didn't die over the winter:
Clematis blue lights
Coreopsis moonbeam
Purple reblooming miniature iris
Yellow reblooming miniature iris
Salvia May Night
Various hostas-maybe
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--'Candy hearts"
-- Patriot
--Red reblooming Ruby Stella
--strawberry frappe
--lemon custard
Red bee balm Jacob Klein
Various tomato seedlings
Various herb seedlings
Heliopsis summer sun
Lambs ear Helen Von Stein
Purple coneflower
Black eyed susan herbstonne
My tomato seedlings are looking great. I had 100% germination and they're all getting big and strong. I just transplanted them into 9 ounce cups and buried about 3/4 of their stems, so they should have really strong root systems by mid May. So long as I don't kill them off, I will have at least 2-4 extras of the following cultivars to bring to the swap:
white current
bloody butcher
sweet tangerine
napa grape
yellow pear
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You can arrange trades/buys before you come. You could also ask a gardener friend for a couple of clumps of plants that you could divide into 4" pots. I have some garden newbie friends that I will give some plants to trade, since I have a lot of plants. You might also bring garden-related stuff like garden magazines, books, pots, etc to trade. Every year that I've come, there have always been extras at the end of the trading that people generously give away to newbies.
I just did an initial inventory of what needs to be divided in my garden. Here's a list of what I will bring:
2 dwarf spruce trees
a couple of suckers from Viburnum opulus 'Roseum' AKA snowball bush
Shade perennials:
sweet woodruff
sweet autumn clematis
hosta patriot
hosta candy hearts
unidentified hosta that my sister gave to me-small medium green with yellow edges on the leaf
lamium (nettle) pink and lavender
sun perennials:
May night salvia
small purple reblooming iris (blooms for a second time in the fall)
small light yellow reblooming iris (blooms for a second time in the fall)
hardy geranium (cranebill)-pink and pinkish purple
yellow Asiatic lilies
ruby red stella daylilies (reblooming)
lamb's ear-Helen Von Stein-large leaf, clumping, not invasive
Jacob Klein bee balm
black eyed susans
purple coneflower
malva zebrina (reseeds readily-best in its own space
25 tomato plants including:
white current
bloody butcher
sweet tangerine
napa grape
yellow pear
These tomato seedlings are already 6"-12" tall! I'm just beginning to harden them off, so that they will be ready to plant out soon.
Basil plants:
Siam queen
sweet basil
lemon basil
dark opal basil
lime basil
Other herbs:
Greek oregano
German Chamomile
parsley extra curled dwarf
I'm also bringing 2 baggies full of half full seed envelopes:
vegetables and herbs
What are you bringing to the swap?
I have a bunch of everbearing strawberries that I can divide. I dont know the species of them but I do know they are everbearing. Would that be appropriate to bring? Does anyone know if I should pot them up or just bring them bare root? I could also split up some of my ornamental grass.
Still need to update my trade lists, but I know that I have already potted:
French Sorrel
Toadflax (pink)
Celadine Poppy (yellow)
Marginal & Pond
Hardy Water Lily (white)
Irises (purple)
Some unknown rushes/reeds/sedges
Will be updating my trade lists soon, am happy to pot up more stuff to swap.
I look forward to attending the plant swap on the 17th. I will be a newbie to the group but not to the gardening world.
I would love to collaborate with the moderators to continue this wonderful group in a setting which would not be face to face...
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Ok, I have these potted up and ready to swap!
Herb & Veggie
French Sorrel
English Sorrel
Bronze Fennel
Sweet Bell Peppers
Hollyhocks (unknown colors)
Toadflax (pink)
Celadine Poppy (yellow)
Spiderwort (purple)
Columbine (purple, cream, wild)
Rattlesnake Master (err...funny flower, green/white/spikey?)
False Sunflower (orangey/yellow)
New England Aster (purple/blue)
Northern Sea Oats
Canada Blue Rye
Bottle Brush Grass
Indian Grass (or Big Blue Stem, I haven't keyed it out yet)
Marginal & Pond
Hardy Water Lilies (white, also might have some miniatures)
Irises (purple)
Some unknown rushes/reeds
Could also bring some lovely orange oriental poppies and some small forsythia bushes, but only if I hear a request for them.
I hope to make it. :) I will have ferns, lemon balm, purple coneflower, some irises and a few unidentified hosta plants.
Katie, I'll have my eye on your Sweet Autumn clematis, irises, lambs ear and bee balm. Do you need any ferns? ;)
My wife, kids, and I are planning to come out tomorrow. This event is great idea, but where do you start?
Is there a "wish list" of plants that people are looking for?
I am looking for a d'Anjou, Bosc, or Comice pear tree to pollinate a Bartlett that I planted last year. The Bartlett has produced a number of large "suckers" that someone could replant. Would there be an interest in "suckers" from various fruit and ornamental trees?
I posted this notice on the Indy Craig's List, farm and garden section, so hopefully that will draw more people.
My contribution is down this year -- I had a plant sale where I sold a lot of plants, plus, my parents moved in with us last month, and settling-in time took away from my gardening time.
I'm looking for:
stevia (sent a message to Katie)
I plan to bring to trade:
Roma and Super Beefsteak tomatoes
mixed hot peppers
canterbury bells
Lamium -- common silver
False Lamium "Herman's Pride"
ventricosa hosta
Stella d Oro daylily
Sedum "Autumn Joy"
Obedient Plant
"Aphrodite" amaryllis
Aloe vera
Variegated Scented (citrus) Geranium
I have available to trade, but won't dig up unless I get a request for it:
Siberian Iris "Caesar's Brother"
...Francis William
...Green Gold
...Autumn Moon
...Tiara Gold
...Canadian Border Patrol
...Caphis Robes
...Hot Pepper
...Chorus Line
Purple Coneflower
Coreopsis "Moonbeam"
Common Lambs Ear
Rudbekia (Black-eyed Susans)"Goldstrum"
Lamium "Golden Anniversary"
I'll also be bringing some potted willows tomorrow. Several varieties. I have the scientific name of each on the containers so that people can look up care and descriptions.
I bought them last year from the website linked below and the one in the link is one of the ones I'll have available.
To Katie or Indyrose... I would love some coreopsis "moonbeam", if you get this in time to dig some up. Also for anyone with black-eyed susan and shasta daisies, I'm interested in those if they are taller varieties. I'll check this forum before Sunday afternoon.
I'm bringing:
several sedum "Autumn Joy"
daylilies, unknown name, but yellow blooms
Four o'clocks bulbs/tubers (Marvel of Peru)
various nice ceramic pots
perhaps some other odds and ends or seeds
My sister is coming too, and I know she's bringing hostas and maybe some vegetable starts. We're looking forward to our first year at the plant swap! Thanks for posting it on Craig's List!


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On 30 March the AFET Committee and SEDE Subcommittee will hold an exchange of views with Jens Stoltenberg, NATO Secretary General. After this exchange of views AFET and SEDE MEPs will have a debate with Gilles de Kerchove, EU Counter-Terrorism Coordinator. On the same day Members of the AFET Committee will hold the first consideration of the own-initiative report "The security challenges in the MENA region and the prospects for political stability", Rapporteur: Vincent Peillon (S&D).
Last 19 and 20 of March, Mr Afzal Khan chaired the AFET delegation to the capital of the Iraqi Kurdistan (Erbil) with the aim to discuss the relations between the Iraqi federal and Kurdish regional governments (especially on the negotiations for oil sharing), the fight against ISIS/ Da'esh, the humanitarian and human rights situation (especially ethnic and religious minorities) and the overall regional context. Members held meetings with authorities of the Kurdish Regional Government, including the President (Mr Masoud Barzani), the Prime Minister (Mr Nechirvan Barzani), the deputy speaker of the Kurdish parliament (Mr Jaafar Eminiki), as well as the Ministers of Interior, Peshmerga Affairs, Planning and Natural Resources. Members also visited Baharka refugee camp and held meetings with ethnic and religious minorities.
On 23 March the AFET committee held a first exchange of views on its draft report on the state of EU-Russia relations (Rapporteur: Gabrielius Landsbergis). The report considers the EU's policy options vis-à-vis Russia following the recent developments in the EU's Eastern Neighbourhood.
A delegation of the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the European Parliament, chaired by Mr Elmar Brok, Chair of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, met on 18 March 2015 with Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, the President of the Republic of Turkey. The meeting took place in a very cordial and constructive atmosphere. The Members of the European Parliament and the President of the Republic discussed the complex security situation in the Middle East and the value of foreign policy dialogue and cooperation between the EU and Turkey. The EU and Turkey should also further cooperate on energy. This would reinforce both the EU and Turkey's energy security and diversity of energy sources. The EU and Turkey together can address the shortcomings of the Customs Union. The concerns of Turkey on the impact on its economy of FreeTrade Agreements concluded by the EU with third countries should also be addressed. Now that the Readmission Agreement between the EU and Turkey is in place, dialogue on visa liberalisation should advance. The delegation of the Committee on Foreign Affairs discussed the accession process and other issues of common interest between EU and Turkey. Mr Brok stressed the importance of developing EU-Turkey relations further and promoting constructive dialogue on issues of common concern.
A delegation of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, chaired by Elmar Brok, Chair of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, met with Ahmet Davutoğlu, Prime Minister of the Republic of Turkey, on 17 March 2015. During the meeting Mr Brok and the Prime Minister discussed the value of foreign policy dialogue and cooperation between the EU and Turkey, with particular reference to stability and security in the region and the threat of radicalism. Mr Brok stressed the continuous commitment by Turkey in delivering assistance to the large refugee population in Turkey. Further cooperation in fields such as energy security, the upgrade of the Customs Union and the development of EU-Turkey Relations were also discussed. The importance of the Kurdish peace process was also emphasised.
The EU's new eastern partnership policy should boost cooperation with its eastern neighbourhood countries to reduce both parties' energy dependence on Russia, said MEPs and MPs from eastern partnership countries at the fourth Euronest Parliamentary Assembly, which closed in Yerevan, Armenia, on Wednesday. The Assembly's resolutions also call for more trade coordination, solidarity with Ukraine to counter Russian aggression there and an official recognition of the Armenian genocide 100 years ago. (Przeczytaj więcej)
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Yakima Campus- Yakima Valley Community College will offer a Flagger Certification Training on April 17, 2015. YVCC's Flagger Training provides certification for work zone traffic control flaggers. Participants will receive a flagger handbook, classroom instruction and group planning activities. Individuals will also have the opportunity to take the Washington State certification exam. The training will be held from 8:00am - 4:00pm in YVCC's Yakima Valley Skills Center Building, Room W106, on the Yakima Campus. The cost is $45. Deadline to register is April 16, 2015.
How to Register
Step 1: Visit YVCC's Registration Office and complete the Registration Form
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Step 3: Bring a copy of your receipt to the training
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Yakima Campus - YVCC's Aerospace Machining Technology will host an Open House on Friday, April 17 from 9:00-1:00pm. Participants will have the opportunity to tour the machine shop, meet with instructors, learn about careers available in the industry and register for fall quarter classes. The event will take place in YVCC's Skills Center building, Room W212 located on the corner of S. 16th and Prasch avenues.
YVCC now offers an associate of applied science degree in aerospace machining technology. The program prepares student for entry-level positions in the manufacturing industry. Students can also earn certificates in CNC operator or machining technology. Course instruction includes: blueprint reading, manual machining, computerized machining, metrology, quality control, engineering drawing, CADD and CAM software as well as CMM programming.
Degree Options:Associate of Applied Science in Aerospace Machining Technology
Certificate Options:Machining TechnologyCNC Operator
For more information visit YVCC's website: www.yvcc.edu/machining. Contact YVCC instructors Rajkumar Raj at 509.574.4752 / firstname.lastname@example.com or Don Roeber at 509.574.6800 x 3314 / email@example.com
Yakima Campus - Join Instructor Libby McRae for an Information Session about YVCC's Allied Health Technology programs including medical assisting, medical billing & coding, pharmacy technician, surgical technology, phlebotomy, and medical interpreter.
McRae will host an Information Session on the first Tuesday of every month from 6:15-7:00pm in the Allied Health Technology building, Room Q102. The building is located on the South side of Nob Hill Blvd off Prasch Avenue.
Topics will include applying to YVCC, next steps to enroll in a program of your choice and specific program requirements. The evening will close with a questions and answers. Anyone interested is encouraged to attend. The event is free and open to the public.
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For more information visit: www.yvcc.edu/alliedhealthtech. Questions can be directed to 509.574.6845 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Yakima, WA - Yakima Valley Community College is proud to announce Daphne Fisher and Matthew Ellenberger as the 2015 members of the All-Washington Academic Team. They will be honored at the annual reception hosted in Olympia on Thursday, March 26, 2015. The reception will be held at South Puget Sound Community College.
Name: Daphne FisherAge: 20GPA: 3.71Area of Study: Exercise Science, Physical Therapy
First-generation college student Daphne Fisher grew up in the Yakima Valley. She graduated from Davis High School and enrolled at Yakima Valley Community College. A talented athlete, Fisher was a walk-on for the women's fast pitch team and has demonstrated her leadership skills as the team captain. This season, she is also playing for the women's basketball team. Unfortunately, she has suffered several knee injuries and has endured four surgeries during her time at YVCC. Despite injuries, Daphne continues to overcome adversity and in turn focuses her energy on supporting her teammates. Bright and driven to succeed, Daphne has also found success in the classroom excelling at several challenging courses. Outside the classroom she volunteers as a physical therapy assistant aid at Creekside Physical Therapy. Happy with her performance, Creekside has offered her a paid position following winter quarter. Daphne will graduate in June with an associate of arts transfer degree. She plans to transfer to a university and pursue a degree in exercise science or kinesiology. Ultimately, she hopes to attend Eastern Washington University's Physical Therapy Program and work in a clinic helping patients with their rehabilitation process.
Name: Matthew EllenbergerAge: 17GPA: 3.97Area of Study: Chemistry
Matthew Ellenberger knew from a young age that he was interested in science. While in high school he decided to pursue more challenging courses and enrolled in YVCC's Running Start Program. Ellenberger is also involved in campus life. He serves as president for YVCC's Chemistry Club. Under his direction the club has been active in providing outreach to local elementary, junior high, and high school students. In addition to his coursework, Matthew was selected to participate in YVCC's undergraduate summer research projects. These projects are made possible by a science, technology, engineering, and math grant through the US Department of Education. YVCC works in partnership with Heritage University to offer this opportunity to students. Ellenberger worked with YVCC faculty and a group of students in collaboration with local business John I. Haas. The students researched answers to current industry specific questions. Matthew also volunteers at Madison House, a local youth center, where he tutors and helps students with their homework. He will graduate with an associate of science transfer degree and with his high school diploma. Following YVCC he will to transfer to a university to continue his education in chemistry. He plans to earn a master's degree and work in the field as an oil chemist testing the quality of oil that comes from refineries.
The All-Washington Academic Team recognizes and honors students for outstanding accomplishments. Through support from KeyBank and the Washington State Employees Credit Union each of the members receive scholarships. In addition, many public and independent four-year colleges and universities offer a variety of scholarships to All-Washington Academic Team members who transfer to their institutions. For more information about transfer scholarship for members visit: http://www.spscc.ctc.edu/allwa/transfer-scholarships.
Yakima Campus – Yakima Valley Community College Music Department presents Jazz Night on Wednesday, March 11, 2015 at 6:00pm in Kendall Hall Auditorium.
The evening will feature students from YVCC's Salsa Band directed by David Blink, YVCC's Jazz Combo directed by Jeff Norwood, the Sunnyside High School Band directed by David Chavey-Reynaud, and the Washington Middle School Jazz Band directed by Robert Nelson.
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Been gone for a while, mainly because of I now have a job working as a IT/Webbmaster and Designer for Cupola Mälardalen. (Company takes care of everything that has to do with making sure a building is as firehazard safe as possible and everything involving that.) It's not very hard work if Im honest but yet it has left me without a will to draw anything, hence the lack of posts.
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How does religious policy effect the game?
How does religious policy effect the game?
Location: Iowa
Nationality: Yankee
Religion: Protestant
Ideology: Conservative/Reactionary
Issues: Laissez Faire, Free Trade, Limited Citizenship
Pop: Bureaucrat
Cash Reserves: $100
Revolt Risk: +2
Militancy: 5
Consciousness: 10
As far as I can tell religion really has no effect on the game whatsoever. Its kinda there, pops "have" a religion, but it seems to effect nothing.
Hell, create Israel and watch the Jews NOT flock there as it gives no bonus even though it probably should.
Thats just my only real example of how religion could have an impact but doesn't.
Only affects assimilation really.
I think it also effects emigration, increases it for minority religions if you have moralism.
I think it mostly affects voting habits. Minority religion POPs are more likely to vote for parties with more tolerant religious policies while state religion POPs are more likely to support moralist parties and such. Religion is something that V2 does particularly poorly.


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This is a warm and authentic 3 bedroom villa 15 minutes walking distance to the beach with minibuses running into Marmaris Town from the location of the villa. The property comprises of 3 double bedrooms each with its own balcony, 1 shower and wc room on ground floor and a bathroom with Jacuzzi bathtub on first floor where the bedrooms are located. There is also a small landing on the second floor with a single bed that can sleep 1 extra person. There is a sofabed in the spacious living/dining room that can also sleep up to 2 people. The living room has 2 exits onto a large veranda that has outdoor seating and coffee table that overlooks the swimming pool and leads onto the garden with sun beds and a garden swing seat. It has a separate kitchen that leads onto a second veranda overlooking the swimming pool with an outdoor dining table.
The villa is one of twin villas set in a private gated garden with private central swimming pool for occupiers of the twin villas. The occupiers of the second villa are a young friendly working couple.
The villa is located in the old village which has the best of both worlds! there are supermarkets moments away from the property and old pebbled roads in the old village town with small local businesses including a bakery where you can find warm fresh bread in the morning. There are also very friendly villagers who can give you eggs freshly laid! This place has an amazing authentic atmosphere it is very peaceful and quiet! Only 10 minutes walk into the town centre is lively with lots of shops, restaurants and bars.
|Sleeps up to 8, 3 bedrooms
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Dalaman International Airport 90 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Jacuzzi or hot tub, Log fire, DVD player
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
|Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Safe
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 Shower rooms
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (3), Single beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seats for 12, Lounge seats for 9
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ, Bicycles available
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Sandwich toasting machine, juicer, floor standing water cooler dispenser, fully furnished
|Further details outdoors
Portable barbecue, bicycle, outdoor cushioned lounge seats for 4 with coffee table, sunbeds, swing seat, dining table for 6
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The Turkish Aegean Coast region
"Looking back over twenty-five years of exploration in Anatolia, I remember with most pleasure my journeys in Lycia... the country has, at least for me, a fascination not equaled elsewhere. The scenery is impressive, often spectacular, and seen by moonlight is out of this world; and the ancient monuments, especially of course the tombs, have a quality of their own."
George Bean, Lycian Turkey
"Take a blind man to Lycia, and he'll immediately know from the smell of the air exactly where he is. The acrid perfume of lavender, the pungent fragrance of wild mint and thyme, will tell him."
Cevat Sakir "Fisherman of Halicarnassus",
famous Turkish author
Southwest Turkey, along and inland from the popular "Turquoise Coast", was home to the ancient Lycians who were one of the most enigmatic people of antiquity. Although little historical record has been left behind them, what has been discovered reveals a fascinating people culturally distinct from the rest of the ancient world. Around twenty major sites remain today with the Lycians' unusual funerary architecture dominating the breathtaking unspoiled land of Lycia.
Icmeler is a small ,peaceful beach town increasingly developing into a most liked resort town of Turkey in the last 15 years .It is located at a distance of 8km from Marmaris and at the meeting point of Aegean and Mediterranean sea.
Situated on a bay, backed by rugged pine-clad mountains sloping down to beaches and blue sea, Icmeler is one of the most attractive resorts in Turkey, ideal for water sports and boat trips. It makes an excellent starting point for a Gulet ,Cruise boat trips touring the Aegean coastline.
You a enjoy every second of your vacation here getting involved in the adventures and activities available. Many water sports are offered at the beach like parasailing, diving, scuba diving, water-skis, banana boat, water scooter, beach volley etc.
You can go on the Blue cruise luxury trip that starts from Icmeler. Many other boat trips to nearby islands ,villages and historical locations are also provided .You can also hire a taxi boat of your choice to some islands and fascinating locations.
The temperatures are high in the peak season going above 30 ºC ,that makes it very hot to stay . You can opt for a vacation in either May or September, as you will enjoy the climate and touring most in these months.
You have good options for shopping available at Icmeler Holidays , where you can find bigger shopping malls or if you want marketing in less money you should go to the Wednesday markets held at Icmeler every Wednesday by the local villagers.
You should barter before buying anything . For getting real branded stuff ,you can also go to the nearby city of Marmaris.
At Icmeler there are many bars and restaurants but the nightlife is not as noisy and partying as you find in some other resorts. This is a peaceful area and nightclubs are less at Icmeler. Food you can get of any type and very delicious Turkish items.
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East from Marmaris (described on the Lycian coast pages) to the entrance to Fethiye Korfezi (the Fethiye Gulf), is approximately 30 miles. The first bay you encounter on leaving Marmaris (Aksaz Limani) is a military exclusion zone, not available to yachts. The first usable anchorage en route is at Ekincik, about half way along. From here, take an excursion to Dalyan to see the rock tombs, ancient ruins, and the beach where turtles nest.
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Washington dental commission stops short of requiring death investigations
The commission that oversees Washington's 5,800 dentists says it wants every dental death investigated, but it has stopped short of approving a formal process that would immediately identify the involved dentist and require an expert witness to examine the case.
The Dental Quality Assurance Commission, meeting Friday in Spokane, was considering changes in its practices after The Spokesman-Review and Seattle Post-Intelligencer last week reported on the commission's decision not to investigate three recent patient deaths, including the 2007 death of Spokane Gypsy leader James "Jimmy" Marks.
The stories prompted state Department of Health Director Mary Selecky to write the commissioners last week asking them to revise their procedures to ensure that every death is investigated. Her department had prepared a draft policy that called for all dental-related deaths to go immediately to state investigators, with an independent medical expert assigned to evaluate the case.
Jennifer Bressi, a Department of Health program manager, told commissioners that 14 other states she had surveyed since last week don't mandate such investigations but tend to do them anyway. Not one of the states she queried has a law requiring them to investigate dental deaths, Bressi said.
Spokane dentist Dr. Pramod Sinha, the commission chair, asked colleagues on the dentist-dominated commission whether they wanted to modify current policy.
It calls for an informal review by a single commission member and presentation of the case to a three-member panel after a dental death is reported. State law requires all dentists to "self report" all deaths and hospitalizations within 30 days.
Only if the panel agrees the case should be pursued is it declared an official "complaint" and referred to Department of Health investigators. If the panel decides not to pursue the case, it is not included on the state's database of disciplinary action against dentists.
The commission's inquiry into Marks' death June 27, 2007, five days after he was given anesthesia in the office of Spokane dentist Dr. Mark Paxton, was closed within two weeks by the initial panel and not investigated further.
Dr. Andrew Vorono, a Tacoma oral and maxillofacial surgeon, said identifying dentists who've treated patients who die would make him the "bad guy" and discourage him from treating fragile people.
"Death in a dental office is a major, major concern. … If this goes to a mandatory investigation, every death report becomes public knowledge," Vorono said.
Lynnwood dentist Dr. Russell Timms disagreed, saying an investigation wouldn't necessarily result in a "black mark" against a dentist because a practitioner could be exonerated.
Dr. Robert Achterberg, a Spokane pathologist, argued for keeping the commission's informal panel system. "I caution against a knee-jerk adoption of this," he added.
But Dr. Robert Faine, of Mercer Island, said thorough investigations are important for public confidence.
"The public perception is we're having problems. I think a complete investigation is important. If we sweep this under the rug, we aren't doing our duty," he said.
In the end, the commission voted provisionally to expand its initial inquiry panel to include five people, including at least one member of the general public. That panel would decide whether a death would warrant further investigation. The state's draft proposal requiring immediate health department investigations of all dental-related deaths was dropped.
"We are trying to tell the public we are taking this very seriously," said Issaquah orthodontist Dr. Padmaraj Angolkar, the commission's president-elect.
Dr. Fred Quarnstrom, a Seattle dentist who recently resigned from the commission out of frustration over its handling of the previous dental death cases, said he wasn't surprised by Friday's vote. Quarnstrom complained to Gov. Chris Gregoire in his resignation letter in June that the commission isn't thorough enough, especially in cases of deaths.
"They basically did nothing Friday. They really don't want things to change, and they think the past outcomes were appropriate," Quarnstrom said in a telephone interview.
Spokane attorney Russell Jones, who is representing Marks' widow, Jane Marks, in her recent lawsuit against Paxton, attended the meeting and said he was disappointed.
"These changes were not made retroactive. The death of Jimmy Marks still will not be investigated," he said.
It's not possible to go back and re-investigate a dental death, Quarnstrom said.
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In another development this week, the Post-Intelligencer reported on a fifth death within the past three years. Mikhail Manyak, a 20-year old University of Washington computer engineering student, died Sunday after an allergic reaction to medicine prescribed after surgery to correct his jaw alignment, the newspaper reported.
Manyak's death had not been reported to the state, but practitioners have 30 days to report a death or hospitalization related to a dental procedure.
Also, a dental commission panel that met last Friday decided to continue an investigation into the unreported death of 71-year-old Jon Gellner in Spokane last year. He was hospitalized after palate surgery in the office of Spokane dentist Patrick Collins and died Sept. 1.
In a story last week, The Spokesman-Review identified Gellner as the fourth death following a dental procedure in the state in the past three years. His case will now go to state investigators, said Taylor Stair, a case manager in the health department's investigation unit.
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tmawby writes:
2001 Chrysler Sebring LX Review
over all value
not much, just keep up on the transmission
Good Reliable Car — great car - I have had this for 8 years now (bought it with 33k miles on it) and over all it has served me well. I did have to replace the transmission when I first bought it but I flush the transmission every 30k miles religiously and now have 144k miles on it with no major issues like that anymore.
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Luke writes:
2001 Chrysler Sebring LX Review
Good gas milage, durable, fast, good looking
Oil change, Lots of recalls on parts
Good Car — Good car. Pretty fast Except for from basically every mechanic i've ever talked to about this car they say the oil should be changed every 1,500 miles to keep the motor from going out But still all in all a great car I would get one if you don't need to carry more than 4-5 people around. great daily driver Pretty highly recommended
Matt writes:
2001 Chrysler Sebring LXi Review
comfortable, good looking (if your in your 40's)
Terrible build and service quality
Dont Buy This Car!! Or You Will Regret It 3 Years Later! — The car looks, drives, and rides good. But the fact is Chrysler makes the crapiest cars in history. I've had everything possible go wrong with this car including sway bars, wheel bearings (3 of them) switches for headlights, radio, air conditioning (twice), and brake rotors. There's more, but I've had so much trouble with this car I can't even remember all of it. I have a Toyota Tachoma 4x4 now and I love it.
Primary Use: Family transportation
MsQuick86 writes:
2001 Chrysler Sebring LXi Convertible Review
Convertibles are always a luxury, and they're fun vehicles to drive. My particular Sebring is very spacious, luxurious, and smooth riding. You're almost floating down the road.
The motor for the convertible top, is potentially an added expense should it fail to operate properly. The engine has a bad reputation. So far, my car is leaking oil like it's going out of style.
Sexy, Pretty, Fun, Exciting, Luxuious, Attractive. — There are far more pros in my opinion for this vehicle than cons, though I haven't had it all that long, and I haven't had to drive it through the winter yet. What I CAN say, is even with the current issues, no horn- due to the "AIR BAG" light coming on, and oil leaking out from under the passenger side of the car so fast I have to put oil back in the car at least once a day, I still wouldn't trade it in. I'm still happy with my purchase. (photo is not actual personally owned vehicle)
Primary Use: Family transportation
jaasby writes:
2001 Chrysler Sebring Limited Convertible Review
Fun, wind in your hair.
no probles so far, so can't say why to avoid (can't stand girls?)
Top Down Delight — The good: drives very nice, good gas mileage (in 20s both highway @ 80 mph and city); incredible heater, just a beautiful auto. Great fun to drive, especially with top down. No mechanical problems so far. The not so good: poor traction in snow, worse on ice; top doesn't seal well. The 2001 2.7 engine is reputed to need frequent oil changes to avoid sludge buildup.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Witt writes:
2001 Chrysler Sebring Limited Convertible Review
Decent mileage, sexy car.
Not anything I can think of that wasn't my own fault.
Really Pretty Car, Take The Top Down And Breath A Little — When we got the car, we got ripped off in the fine print. The car was in excellent shape, it only had a few miles on it. The cream leather survived the kids without much harm. Ran like a top. I had to let it go to pay off it's loan.
Cynthia writes:
2001 Chrysler Sebring Limited Convertible Review
Worth Every Penny. — This car was one of the best I've ever owned. Acceleration was excellent, it needed no repairs, cost was average, it was a blast to drive and the appearance was incredible then and is still today! I'd buy it again.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Zyn writes:
2001 Chrysler Sebring LXi Review
Family friendly, safe, dependable, I loved this vehicle very much.
Acceleration was a bit slow
Wonderful In Every Way — Safe and extremely controllable. I never had any issues with this vehicle whatsoever. I drove it daily, it was great on gas and handling. The insurance is also affordable. The sunroof added to the whole experience. It feels very roomy and will comfortably seat five people.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Jules1987 writes:
2001 Chrysler Sebring LXi Coupe Review
Fast, low maintenance, durable!
Small interior,battery problems
Love This Car! — I've had my Sebring for about 4 years now. It's overall a great car. Fast, low maintenance, decent on gas mileage and you can beat the crap out of these things and they'll still run!I would recommend this car to anyone without kids.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
purplegal writes:
2001 Chrysler Sebring LX Coupe Review
I like this car because it is sleek. I like that it picks up quick
Seems to be a lot of issues as the car gets older but it is to be expected
I Love My Sebring.... Why Do You Cause Me So Much Pain — I have had my car since 2002... I bought it brand new ..... As my car got older things started happening... replaced transmission, new radiator, and two batteries... etc.... Over ten years and it has been a great car. I am looking to get my baby back on the road.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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Reviews From Other Years
1995 Chrysler Sebring Reviews
Good Looks, Mitsu Engine, But Repairs And Insurance Are Costly!
not too fast of a car but not slow either! handled well and looked good, the build quality was very good, it felt like a luxury coupe. depreciated faster than any other vehicle i've owned. When th... Read More
Fast Enough But A Gas Guzzler
Although this car guzzles gas like fish breathe water, I can definitely say that I love her speedometer for a Chrysler Read More
1996 Chrysler Sebring Reviews
A Cruiser At The Most
The only thing I dislike about this car is how small the engine is for it so much more to be desired from it. Comfort is amazing even after sitting 10 years in my garage. Needs a bigger engine for it ... Read More
It Was Good When It Worked
This was my first car, I loved it when it worked. I took very great care of it; oil changes every 3000, regular maintenance, ect. However, this car was terrible. So many engine problems, even with rel... Read More
1997 Chrysler Sebring Reviews
I'm Pretty Sure This Car Tried To Kill Me About 3 Times. Reminds Me Of The Movie Christine!
This car tried to kill me around 3 times though. Our last (and hopefully final encounter) was when I was going around 55 miles down a highway at 8am (perfect morning traffic) and literally without war... Read More
She's My Baby!!
I Love Everything About Her, Except The Water Leak! Men Always Had Their Over The Hills Thrills, and I Always Told Myself Ever Since The Beginning Of Time... I Would Own My Own Over The Hill Thrill! ... Read More
1998 Chrysler Sebring Reviews
Fun Relitivly Low Cost Convertable.
I purchased this car in 2000 with 60K and has been a rock solid reliable for the last 14 years. Luckily (or unluckily as there is not one good mechanic in the Chicago metro area and was forced to lea... Read More
I Loved This Car.
I miss it. I would drive it now if I could. It was passed down to me and It only has 130,000 miles on it. I love convertibles and because it was my first car, those are the only cars I will ever drive... Read More
1999 Chrysler Sebring Reviews
Cant Go Wrong With A Convertible Sebring
For the money you can get a convertible sebring for, I dont think you can beat it. They are beautiful, bad a** looking vehicles that allow you to let the power top down for sun, fun and really some th... Read More
Good Looking Reliable Coupe.
It has lasted me for over 16 years and 250k miles. It's hard to make sharp turns and handles rough. It still looks slick despite its age. Handles great in snow and ice. The way the door closes and win... Read More


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