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Dr. Stephen Leffler & the University of Vermont Medical Center Support a Tax to Reduce Obesity and Health Care Costs
The University of Vermont Medical Center has been outstanding in its support of a two cent per ounce excise tax on sugary drinks to reduce obesity in Vermont. Stephen Leffler, the Chief Medical Officer for the hospital, has been a tireless advocate testifying before a legislative committee, speaking...
2 Mar 2015
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Getting Some Traction on the Sugary Drink Tax!
Legislators left Montpelier for their March break with interest hanging on the sugary drink tax. The House Health Care Committee took testimony on the tax as a possible source of revenue for health care reform measures and will likely vote on the tax when they return on March 10 th . Read more here....
2 Mar 2015
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Cutting Funding for Tobacco Prevention is a Step Backwards
Despite the historic successes of Vermont's tobacco control program, tobacco use is still the number one preventable cause of death and disease. While we've made great headway, there is more work that needs to be done and the program is at risk. The Governor's proposed budget would...
2 Mar 2015
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Campaign to Pass a Sugary Drink Tax Picking Up Steam! You Can Help!
Campaign Launched at Press Conference! The American Heart Association along with the Alliance for a Healthier Vermont officially launched our effort to pass a 2 cent per ounce excise tax on sugary drinks at a Statehouse press conference on January 20 th . The result? Legislators, media and Vermonters...
2 Feb 2015
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Tobacco and Obesity - A $550 Million Dollar Price Tag for Vermont
Though prevention is a lot less expensive than the treatment of chronic diseases, Vermont legislators are now considering a budget proposal from the Governor that would cut $500,000 from tobacco and obesity prevention initiatives in Vermont at the same time the State is spending $550,000,000 on health...
2 Feb 2015
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Dr. Niels Giddins - Fighting Obesity for the Health of Vermont Kids
This generation of kids is the first to have a shorter life expectancy than their parents. Currently, 29% of Vermont's children are overweight or obese. Dr. Niels Giddins is a pediatric cardiologist at the University of Vermont Medical Center and a board member for the American Heart Association...
2 Feb 2015
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Tobacco Tax is a Win Win
Vermont is currently spending $348 million each year to treat smoking-related illness, $72 million of which are taxpayer-funded Medicaid expenditures. We need to do more to reduce tobacco use and this financial burden. Increasing Vermont's cigarette tax by $1.25 is part of the answer. It will...
5 Jan 2015
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An Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure
Theses famous words from Benjamin Franklin can ring true in a whole new way for Vermonters this year. Obesity has become an epidemic, and the health of our country is worse than it's been before. But in Vermont, we can do something about it. A two-cent-per-ounce sugary beverage tax will set...
5 Jan 2015
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Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital, No Sugar Added!
Congratulations to Laural Ruggles and the Fit and Healthy Coalition at Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital. They're taking obesity seriously and have launched a "No Sugar Added" campaign. The social marketing campaign helps educate the community about the harms of sugar-loaded...
5 Jan 2015
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Do You Live in a HEART Safe Community?
Its Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month. Do you know if your community is HEART safe? The HEART Safe program recognizes communities that meet specific criteria that help increase the potential for saving the lives of individuals who have sudden cardiac arrest through the use of CPR and increased...
30 Sep 2014
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Medical Students Turned Advocates
Peter Evans, Christina Cahill and Lana Khuong know there is more than one way to save a life. They've organized CPR trainings, worked on tobacco cessation counseling protocols, coordinated cardiovascular research and fundraisers, and helped create healthy living lessons for adolescents. They're...
29 Sep 2014
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Sharing Your Story Can Save Lives!
There is nothing that brings about public and legislative support for an issue more than a real-life story from someone close to home. Your personal stories can make our advocacy issues real by putting a face to a cause. Please share your stories about how sugary drinks or obesity have impacted you...
29 Sep 2014
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Dr. Jan Carney, Vermont
The American Heart Association recently released a new position paper on e-cigarettes and reconfirmed its desire for the Food and Drug Administration to take action soon to regulate these devices. Vermonters like the Attorney General, the Coalition for a Tobacco Free Vermont and Dr. Jan Carney, a member...
4 Sep 2014
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Back to School Should Mean Exercise for Kids of All Ages
With our kids back to school, are they getting as much exercise as they did this summer? This year, Vermont's State Board of Education required Vermont schools to offer at least 30 minutes of physical activity to kids a day. Ask your schools what they are doing. Physical activity can be easily...
4 Sep 2014
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Me, Affected by Obesity?
Think about whether your life might be affected by obesity. Now think again. Over 60% of Vermont adults and 29% of our kids are overweight or obese. Are you paying for that? New estimates from the Rudd Center for Food Policy shows it's pretty likely. Obesity-related health care costs among...
4 Sep 2014
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New crusader in fight to reduce consumption of sugar drinks
The Alliance for a Healthier Vermont is poised to fight for a 2 cent per ounce tax on sugar-added drinks to fight obesity in Vermont. And our coalition has an experienced leader joining the fight. Anthony Iarrapino will be the sugar sweetened beverage tax campaign coordinator. He has served previously...
4 Aug 2014
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Burlington event focuses on sugar's impact on cardiovascular disease and health
The American Heart Association recommends no more than 100 calories or 6 teaspoons of added sugar a day for women and 150 calories of 9 for teaspoons for men. But the reality is people are consuming far more. And sugary drinks are the primary source of added sugars in American diets. Learn more about...
4 Aug 2014
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Summer is Sweet Enough Without Sugary Drinks
Sugar sweetened beverages are the primary source of added sugars in Americans' diets. Consumption of these drinks has increased 500% in the last fifty years! It's no wonder we're in the midst of an obesity epidemic that's responsible for 21% of all health care costs. Join...
17 Jul 2014
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Michelle Johnston - Promoting CPR Every Chance She Gets!
Having helped pass CPR in Schools legislation in Vermont, Michelle traveled to New York this month to push hard for their bill. Michelle talks about her experience working with fellow advocate Annette Adamczak below. When I went to my Lobby Day in DC last year, I never expected to leave having a new...
6 Jun 2014
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We need your help in fighting obesity!
We need your help in our effort to provide Vermonters more places to recreate. Legislation which would give schools protection from liability to open their facilities to the community for recreational use has stalled. Though we had some amazing testimony from supporters before the House Education Committee...
3 Feb 2014
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Williston Volunteer Tommy Watson Passes 1,300 Trained in CPR!
American Heart Association Volunteer Tommy Watson - who set a goal of training 100 people in "Hands-only CPR" two years ago -- has now trained over 1,300 people! Among those trained by Tommy at the American Heart Association's Go Red for Women Luncheon was former Vermont Governor Madeleine...
1 Feb 2014
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Volunteer Ed Adrian Argues for Shared Use Legislation
Burlington Attorney Ed Adrian rallied behind the American Heart Association's effort to pass legislation providing schools with greater liability protection to open their buildings to the community for recreational purposes. Ed testified before the House Education Committee this month telling committee...
27 Jan 2014
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Vermont principals support community use of schools - but are also concerned about liability
The American Heart Association supports legislation providing Vermont schools with greater protection from liability to encourage schools to open their buildings and grounds to the public for recreational use during non-school hours. Research shows people are 38% more likely to exercise when they have...
27 Jan 2014
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Tobacco trust fund is needed
Fifty years after the surgeon general first told Americans that smoking causes disease and death, the American Heart Association and other public health advocacy groups have announced bold new goals to end the tobacco epidemic for good, including reducing adult tobacco use to 10 percent. As the president...
27 Jan 2014
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Vermont legislative session begins!
January 7th kicked off the first day of Vermont's legislative session. Our work to pass legislation fighting heart disease and stroke kicks into full gear. AHA legislative reception – A reminder that our legislative reception will be held February 5 th from 4:30-5:30pm at the Cedar Creek...
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At Dutch Lane, we all "strive to reach our personal best, as we gain knowledge, learn to respect ourselves and others and continue to be responsible members of our community, now and always."
The Dutch Lane PTA President, Mrs. Christine Weih, presented the New York State PTA Honorary Life Award to Mrs. Cathy McVeigh, Dutch Lane School's beloved secretary. The whole school gathered for the ceremony that acknowledged Mrs. McVeigh as an individual of distinguished service to the welfare of children and youth.
Please visit the link above, or click the "PTA News" quicklink to the left, to find out more information about the Dutch Lane PTA.
The ESL students at Dutch Lane were elated when they learned that they could take home the wonderful new books that were donated by First Book!
The home to school connection is essential to academic success. We are committed to maintaining open lines of communication between parents and their child's teachers. In order to foster greater communication, parents are now able to email their child's teachers. Please click on the link for more information.
Dutch Lane had our annual Spelling Bee. Congratulations to Jason, our school champion! Jason is a 5th grade student in Miss Sullo's class. We wish you the best of luck at the Long Island Regional Spelling Bee, which will take place at Hofstra University.
The Dutch Lane School community learned that the John Theissen Children's Foundation, a charitable organization that provides holiday gifts to children in local hospitals, lost many of the toys during the recent nor'easter.
Nicole, a fifth grade student at Dutch Lane School, was honored at the December Hicksville Board of Education meeting for designing the school district's holiday card. Nicole was joined by her family, her classroom teacher, Miss Sullo, her art teacher, Ms. Germinario, the chairperson of the Fine Arts Department, Mr. Grusenmeyer and her principal, Susan Strauss. We are so happy that Nicole's talents have been recognized and celebrated!
The fifth grade students read the book Wonder by R.J. Palacio. They enjoyed reading the book. The students took part in a few book talks.
Computer Science Education Week takes place from December 8th through December 14th. To celebrate this, all Dutch Lane students were invited to participate in the "The Hour of Code" either in their classrooms or in the Computer Lab.
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This year is my first Cantaloupe attempt.
I planted early April and risked the frost(none) and2 and a half moths later both plants are about 5 feet long BUT there are only 2 melons on one and a fertilized melon on the other that is not growing.
They are growing at a scary pace and look healthy, any words of wisdom out there?


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Buyers and Sellers are equally advantaged. Homes sell at approximately the same rate at which they are listed. Homes will often sell at the asking price.
Rent prices are relatively stable, and availability is good. If your yearly income is around $55,000, you can afford to rent in this market. Rent prices have not changed over the past 3 months. This is 146% lower than the state average of $2,719 and 115% lower than the country average of $2,372.
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Bossa Nova (Jazz Piano Solos Series Volume 15). Composed by Various. For Piano/Keyboard. Piano Solo Songbook. Softcover. 96 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.311906).
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Stephen Geber, head of CIM's cello department, was principal cello and held the Louis D. Beaumont Chair for The Cleveland Orchestra from 1973 until 2003. He is also head of the cello department at the Kent/Blossom School. He is a faculty member of the New World Symphony (Miami, FL), the National Orchestral Institute of the University of Maryland the Round Top International Festival of Texas and the Aspen Music Festival and School. He was previously a faculty member at the ENCORE School for Strings.
Mr. Geber heads an annual cello festival in Carmel, California for gifted and advanced cellists. He graduated from the Eastman School of Music with a Bachelor of Music degree and a Performers Certificate. Prior to The Cleveland Orchestra, he was a member of the Boston Symphony Orchestra from 1965 to 1973, and a faculty member of the New England Conservatory of Music. Mr. Geber has been a soloist with leading orchestras, and has performed throughout the U.S., Canada and Europe with The Cleveland Orchestra. He has appeared extensively with the Emerson, American and Cavani String Quartets. In addition, he has recorded chamber music with Vladimir Ashkenazy and Franklin Cohen, as a member of The Cleveland Orchestra String Quartet for London/Decca Records. In August 2003, Shar Music Company released his CD recording of 18 prominent orchestral cello solos. Former students are members of nearly all major orchestras throughout the U.S., Canada and Europe. In 2007, Stephen Geber was appointed to the advisory council of Chamber Music Two at Lincoln Center. In 2008, he received the prestigious Eva Janzer Award from Indiana University. This is given in recognition for lifetime contributions to cello performance and teaching. He was appointed to the CIM faculty in 1974.
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Students from CIM and the CWRU early music program present a wide range of repertoire in this series of early evening performances. To make your evening even more musical, attend the 8pm CIM Orchestra Concert at Severance.
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Protecting hardwood floors during renovation?
My oak floors are being refinished this week. The oak is throughout the entire 1st floor (with a few exceptions). My cabinets get delivered next week.
Would you have the cabinets put inside the house? I have an empty dining room i could put them in. Or would you put them in the attached garage? I am thinking the dining room since the laundry room is above the garage and there is always the potential for a leak I guess. Plus we dont have pallets to raise the cabinets off of the garage floor.
Also - what are some tips/tricks to keep your wood floors looking good during a renovation? We were thinking of taping down thick canvas tarps. This is a DIY remodel so there wont be any GC to blame if the floors get scratched.
I stored my cabs in an attached garage. My cab maker put down large moving blankets on the floor first. My cabs were custom made locally so were not boxed. He laid blankets between cabs also. They were safely stored for 3-4 months that way.
As for protecting the floors, I'll link a thread from late last year on the same topic where my answer can be found. There are other threads with the same discussion if you want to search around.
Good luck!
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Welcome to the SSEF Role Profiles and Staffing Website
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Is it possible to define generic operators in Scala?
Scala lets me map arbitrary operators on functions, which is incredibly useful. It seems restrictive however, in a case where I might want the operators to change given the state of the application.
To give an example: I have a table with users and a table with their respective relationships. Each relationship has a type, such as: "friends-with", "works-with", etc.
Based on my domain model, I would like the DSL to allow for:
is(john friends-with mary). In this case, both
john and
mary would be of Object
User, which would have a generic operator
def <relationship> (a:User): Boolean = {...}.
What I wanted to achieve was exactly what Dynamic would allow me to do (see answer). The description fits perfectly:
A marker trait that enables dynamic invocations. Instances x of this trait allow calls x.meth(args) for arbitrary method names meth and argument lists args. If a call is not natively supported by x, it is rewritten to x.applyDynamic("meth", args).
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5. Qxc6#
i beat it in the second try. The answer is for white : Bc6+,Bxd7+, Rb8+,Qb5+,Qxc6#
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I just wonder why woudn't the black king attack the bishop!
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If the king "agrees" in being extracted, then follows the check with the white queen in b5. The black king will have three choices: 1) Kc8,to get immediately mated by the white rook (Rb8); 2) Kd6, to get immediately mated by the white queen coming to d5 (Qd5); 3) Ke6, trying to escape along a corridor between its own black pawns and the "forbidden rank" swept by the white queen. Bringing the white knights to the fourth rank, first with Nf4+ and then Ne4#, you'll complete the job. Knight checks restrict the choices of the defense to capture or flight, since interposing a piece doesn't work. Knight checks, then, restrict changes in the position, during the chase to the king. I hope I may be right and may help you.
Nicly said,and you are correct,Thank's
theres mate in 4 too
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Can't this be Nd5, Bxd5, Qb5+, Rd7, Rb8#?
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Love and Age Poem by Thomas Love Peacock
I play'd with you 'mid cowslips blowing,
When I was six and you were four;
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Lies And Addiction
by Ari Rosenberg on Jun 25, 11:00 AM
The debate on whether to use ad networks continues to occupy agenda slots at industry conferences. This feud of sorts is far from sorted out. My own issues with ad networks are clear and unusually personal. Their very existence makes me profoundly uncomfortable. Ad networks foster an environment for lying and addiction.
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Zen And The Art of Online Selling
by Kevin Mannion on Jun 18, 12:00 PM
It is an aphorism that selling begins with customer knowledge. The customer, after all, is king -- or queen, as the case may be. May I disagree? It is the customer of the customer who rules, after all, isn't it? In other words, the starting point for successful selling online is deep audience insight. And here clickstream metrics cannot give you the answers. There is no substitution for audience knowledge and insight. You know, the kind of understanding that comes from actually speaking to them, listening to them, engaging in dialogue with them.
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Evolutionary Or Revolutionary?
by Kory Kredit on Jun 11, 11:15 AM
Technically speaking, the difference between evolutionary and revolutionary is just one single letter. When speaking of technology, however, the implications of each word are worlds apart. While an evolutionary product is a step forward from where you currently stand, a revolutionary product forges an entirely new path. It is different, bold, and risky -- and also has the potential to be highly rewarding. While the evolution in online advertising continues, we seem to be falling short when it comes to revolutionary ideas.
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The Most Expensive Mistake You Can Make
by David Koretz on Jun 4, 9:45 AM
If your primary revenue stream is advertising, and you cannot afford a single salesperson --
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The popular notion that it is okay to not have your own salespeople is cute, idealistic,
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