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Anyone know if/when the infamous glade deal will start? Haven't shopped T in a long time with all the hassle it's caused so I'm hoping to get back into it with this deal. Thanks and will rep!!
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I understand the need for limits. What I don't get is how T. thinks a limit of ONE is reasonable.
I wonder on these stories of people using huge stacks (of the same Q), do they ever question them or even try to limit them at the time of purchase?
Purina One 8lb + dry dog food $1/1 TQ (12/31/12)
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Crapyness I love to shop at the springfield pa stores when I visit family. Eta: in hindsight maybe the qs were all for different things. Anyway...ouch I feel bad for the store's margin but we dont know whether the qs went through or if they were pushed...how many like qs...yada yada yada.
Id say if you shop there talk to LODs and GSTLs if not even the manager to show good faith and that you follow the policy and coupon language. That store is probably in trouble. Would it hit the employee pockets?
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Trading Standards - Underage Sales Restrictions
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Since 1st October 2011 it has been illegal to sell cigarettes, or any tobacco product, from an automatic vending machine in England - regardless of age. For more information download the guidance note attached below.
Trading Standards has responsibility for enforcing the laws that protect young people by setting age restrictions for the sale of certain products. Some of the goods which have age restrictions are set out in the table below with the applicable age restriction.
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National lottery tickets
For the sale of tobacco products a statutory shop notice should be on display. Copies of the notice are attached below.
If you sell age restricted products you need to take precautions to avoid breaking the law.
- Train your staff and keep records of all training. Ask staff to sign the training records to confirm that they have received the training.
- The training should ensure that staff are aware of proof of age cards and ask for them if they are unsure of a customer's age.
- Display the statutory warning notices for cigarettes and fireworks.
- Consider other warning notices for customers and reminders for staff.
- Keep a Refusal Book and instruct staff to record when they refuse to sell a restricted product. (Copy of a refusals register is attached below).
- Refuse to sell to anyone whose age you are unsure of.
Trading Standards provide comprehensive advice for businesses. Remember that both the manager/owner of the business and the employeee who sells an age restricted product, may be liable to prosecution for an illegal sale. For a 'No ID - No Sale' poster to display in your shop, please see below.
Test Purchases on Shops
We conduct checks on businesses, using child volunteers, to establish those traders who are selling these goods to those who are underage. The checks, which are carried out using strict national guidelines, are undertaken to ensure traders are complying with the law. If a trader sold to the child volunteer, then an investigation will take place which may involve legal action being taken.
If you are aged between 13 and 16 years and would be interested in volunteering to take part in such an exercise, contact Trading Standards via our Trading Standards Contact page, and we will arrange a meeting with your parents/guardian. For more information about what is involved, see our underage sales checks page.
Niche Tobacco Products Directory
The Niche Tobacco Products Directory (NTPD) has been launched by Local Government Regulation. It provides a good source of reference material and will help those organisations which regulate this market. NTPD is supported by both the Department of Health and Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs as an aid for regulators, health professionals and businesses offering advice and information about the diverse nature of niche tobacco products and the legislation that applies to them.
Preventing Illegal Sales
Birmingham Trading Standards have joined forces with the Department of Health to prevent illegal sales in Birmingham. This is aimed at any trader who sells tobacco or alcohol in Birmingham. We are carrying out visits to traders to issue information packs which provides information on age restricted sales, related health issues, smokefree legislation, what to do to comply with the law and also how to avoid buying illicit goods which could be passed on to other consumers. The pack is available to download and can be found at the bottom of this page.
Report the sale of age restricted products
If you would like to report a trader for selling to underage persons or you would like more information about this matter, contact Citizens Advice consumer helpline on 0345 404 0506.
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Office of Student ResearchPsychiatry: Connecticut Mental Health Center: Outpatient Division; Recovery and Community Health, Yale Program for; Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health; Psychology Section
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Western travel in the Czech Republic is comparatively new. Democratic since the "Velvet Revolution" of 1989, its capital, Prague, was once something of a traveller's secret, with breathtaking medieval buildings, handsome residents, and beer cheaper than cola. Today, one of Europe's most picturesque cities is also one of its most visited. It comes as no surprise that the country that gave the world Pilsner and the original Budweiser (and Dvorak and Kafka, too) is also the world's highest per-capita beer drinkers in the world (160 litres a year). Whether you're in a trendy café in Prague or a tilting a pint with villagers in Moravia, this is the place to develop a taste for the golden brew.


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FRANKFORT — House leaders announced this week that state Rep. Fitz Steele will serve as chairman of the House Budget Review Subcommittee on Economic Development and Tourism, Natural Resources and Environmental Protection, and will also be appointed to serve on the House Appropriations and Revenue Committee.
House Speaker Greg Stumbo said that Rep. Steele, who is current chair of the General Assembly's Program Review and Investigations Committee, was "a natural choice to take on this responsibility. He has a deep understanding of this portion of the budget, having served as its vice chair for the past five years. This committee is in good hands."
Rep. Steele, D-Hazard, said this appointment "is a true honor, and I appreciate the confidence House leaders have put in me. I have thoroughly enjoyed my time leading the Program Review and Investigations Committee , but this move will give me a better chance to be more involved in crafting the state's budget. It also gives me a stronger voice in areas especially important to our region of the state, such as increasing our economic development opportunities and boosting our tourism and the use of our natural resources."
Rep. Steele was appointed to fill the vacancy left behind by the resignation of former state Rep. John Arnold. The budget review subcommittees will craft the House's version of the two-year state budget that will be considered during the 2014 Regular Session, which begins in January.


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It's a dicy proposition to gauge consumer interest in electric vehicles --in January-- especially when gasoline prices today are lower than last year's in a majority of U.S. metro markets.And eventually, Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn may regret the decision...but for now, Nissan is trying to pump some life into the Electric Vehicle market and its own entry, the Leaf, for which one could say sales have been dormant.Automotive News reports that Ghosn opened his press conference last week at the Detroit auto show with a bombshell: Nissan will cut the base price of the Leaf electric vehicle by $6,400 to $28,800. That's an 18 percent reduction from its current base price of $35,200. Ghosn says the Leaf will still...
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April 3, 2010
ANDERSON, S.C. For the second time in as many days, the Anderson softball team split a Conference Carolinas doubleheader winning the first game of the twin-bill versus Pfeiffer 5-2 while dropping the second game 3-2. Anderson moved to 17-13 overall and 7-3 in league play, while the Falcons record went to 16-26 and 6-10.
The opener saw the Trojans looking at a 2-0 deficit early as Sarah Waylock and Mariah Chalk picked up RBI-singles in the first and fourth frame. Anderson got on the board in the bottom of the fourth inning when a Cameron White double tied the game at two driving in Kinsley Durham and Amber Duncan. Sophomore Amber Sutherland followed with a single that put the Trojans ahead 3-2. Senior Meredith Knox led off the fifth inning with a solo home run off the scoreboard in deep center field, her sixth on the season. Two batters later Amber Duncan hit her seventh homer of the season, another solo shot that put the Trojans up 5-2.
Senior pitcher Katie Van Gieson completed the game for the Trojans, giving up just two runs on eight hits. It was her fifth complete game on the season, and second in two outings, and boosted her record to 5-1.
The Falcons led the nightcap 3-0 going into the fifth inning on a RBI fielders choice by Amber Johnson and two-run blast by Heather Nobles. Saturday marked the fourth-straight doubleheader where Nobles has gone deep, pushing her current hit streak to seven. Anderson used a two-out single by Sutherland that paved the way for an Elisa Sebastyan dinger.
Trying to put together another rally in the bottom of the seventh, Sutherland kept the game alive with a two-out single as Sebastyan followed with a deep fly ball to center only to have the Falcons Bryttny Kreshka make a diving catch that sealed the win for Pfeiffer. Melanie Conklin earned the game two win tossing the complete game two-hitter with five strikeouts.
Pfeiffer will now return home to wrap up the 2010 regular season with a pair of crucial Conference Carolinas matchups against leading-leaders Limestone (Thursday) and Queens (Friday). The Lady Falcons currently stand in eighth place as only the top eight teams make it into the conference tournament at Coker.


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Agencies now can access a host of tools, guidance and advice for jumping deeper into the mobile world.
The Office of Management and Budget marked the one-year anniversary of the Digital Government Strategy Thursday by expanding the range of ways agencies can implement smartphones, tablet computers and mobile apps.
"It's been quite a year of innovation and embracing technology to drive innovation to help the economy and make a more efficient, effective and accountable government," said Steve VanRoekel, the federal chief information officer, yesterday during a briefing with reporters.
VanRoekel said he hopes the new tools and guidance will be a "big, giant innovation permission slip" for every agency.
"It's telling government now is the time to innovate," he said. "In a fiscally constrained environment, the pressure of cybersecurity and the pressure of citizen expectations who are expecting more from their government, how do you meet those two together to deliver a great product? It's about innovating and doing innovation in the context of efficiency and effectiveness. A lot of what you see in the digital strategy on how are we buying mobile, to how are we driving this thing, to how we are building the next generation of apps, not only thinks about risk and cyber and other things, but how can we do it in an efficient and effective way."
The milestones under the strategy fall in three broad categories:
- Information-centric
- Shared platform
- Citizen-centric
VanRoekel said the General Services Administration launched the application programming interface (API) catalog with more than 400 bits of software code to help developers create mobile apps. He said developers can find government resources and data streams more easily through this catalog.
"Most agencies have launched their developer pages. If you go to the agency website slash developer, you can see information on how to access those APIs and to utilize those resources," he said. "Today also marks the launch of a new beta version of Data.gov that really embraces the principles of the open data policy and brings a new model to the way we present government data."
Security baseline, architecture
The shared platform focus area probably brings the biggest benefits to agencies.
OMB and an interagency team that includes the departments of Defense, Justice and Homeland Security, and the National Institute of Standards and Technology released a mobile security baseline, architecture and use cases.
VanRoekel said the guidance focuses on government-furnished devices initially.
"What we intended to do here is layout a consistent way of approaching this across government, and get that out there in a way we can catalyze and accelerate the use of smart technology," he said. "The future for us really holds a future where mobile is the default computing platform. Today we treat mobile, on premise computers, desktops and laptops, as a separate computing environment. There's actually kind of separate security guidelines, separate ways of deploying applications and separate ways of managing it."
VanRoekel said the speed at which computing and technology advances requires the merging of all of these platforms.
"We're not far from mobile being the default computing environment," he said. "The fact we treat them different is a disconnect."
The security baseline and architecture, the app development and mobile device management guidelines are the three key pieces to improving how agencies securely manage mobile devices and apps.
The third area focuses on customer centric, which builds on the open data executive order and policy released May 10. It includes a Web analytics tool that will let agencies better understand who and how citizens are using their websites and data.
Website consolidation
VanRoekel said the Office of Federal Student Aid in the Education Department used these concepts of digital innovation to improve its services to the citizen.
"They announced as part of the digital government one-year anniversary the launch of a student aid app. Prior to this administration, the Department of Education student aid group had 14 different websites that would allow students to learn about student aid, to apply, different websites to reapply and things like that," he said. "They have been doing really great work thinking in a very customer- centric way on how to bring all that together. Today they launched an app as part of that with an API and other things."
VanRoekel said the Student Aid Office's example shows just how powerful data analytics could be in helping to simplify federal services.
OMB expects more agencies to follow in the footsteps of the Federal Student Aid Office in how they present data and websites to the public. VanRoekel said there are dozens of other examples of agencies developing apps to improve service, including the Office of Personnel Management's USAJobs app and the Transportation Department's SaferBus app.


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CARSON, Calif. – Landon Donovan, Robbie Keane and Gyasi Zardes got the goals in the LA Galaxy's 5-0 demolishing of Chivas USA, but midfielder Michael Stephens was one of the true unsung heroes in the victory.
Stationed on the right side of midfield, Stephens was efficient as he completed 59 of 68 passes on the evening while frequently testing Chivas left back Jaime Frias. The 24-year-old assisted in LA's build up play in the final third throughout the match, but he nearly got on the score sheet in the 57th minute when he launched a pass to Robbie Keane that was deflected off a Chivas defender in the penalty area.
After being afforded the chance to start for the first time since June 28, Stephens admitted that he was desperate to capitalize on the opportunity.
"I had a good game. I just kept it simple because there was not much running to do with how hot it was out there. It made my job easy and I just played small touches which is what Bruce wanted of me and it worked out," said Stephens. "Any time that you get an opportunity, you want to do well with it and this year, I haven't always taken the most of my opportunities, but today was a good one. I'm trying to build on it at the end of the year."
Following the match, associate head coach Dave Sarachan took notice of Stephens' stellar play.
"Mikey competes. The guy competes. He's tactically very sharp in terms of knowing where to position himself. You never have to question his desire and his effort that he's going to put in," said Sarachan. "I think he made good decisions today. Fair enough, we had some space to play, but I think Mikey, in that role, both sides of the ball, did a very good job."
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CARSON, Calif. -- LA Galaxy associate head coach Dave Sarachan addressed the media following the LA Galaxy's 5-0 victory over Chivas USA on Sunday.
Sarachan's thoughts are below...
(On the win...)
SARACHAN: "It was no secret that we were at a point now that we needed three points. I thought the guys, given the conditions today and as hot as it was, came up with a very good attitude and came up with three points, which is the most important thing. It gets us closer to a playoff position. Sure it's nice to score five goals, but the key was getting three points and we did that. It's massive. We kind of think that the season started today."
(On Landon Donovan tying the MLS all-time regular season record...)
SARACHAN: "We've known Landon for a long time. Very proud over these years to follow Landon, to be a part of Landon's career. We say it over and over when Landon is healthy and in full tilt you take him over anyone else. Very proud and he should be very proud of the achievement, but he will be the first to tell you that the three points were more important. Just hope it continues."
(On Gyasi Zardes' performance today...)
SARACHAN: "Gyasi has been like a caged lion for us in terms of getting some points on the board. We spent some time in training, and hopefully it paid off a little bit for him, on recognizing moments where he can really use his speed to get by guys. Today, I thought he did an excellent job of finding those moments to find some space to use his speed to beat the defenders. That's part one. Part two is that once you've beaten the defender you get to serve it properly, which he did. He had two assists and got himself a goal. Production wise we are very pleased for Gyasi. I thought in the second half, like most guys, tired a little bit, maybe took his foot off the gas. He's a young guy, so he needs to understand that 90 minutes is 90 minutes, but this was a big game for him. I was pleased."
(On Michael Stephens' performance today...)
SARACHAN: "Mikey competes. The guy competes. He's tactically very sharp in terms of knowing where to position himself. You never have to question his desire and his effort that he's going to put in. I think he made good decisions today. Fair enough, we had some space to play, but I think Mikey, in that role, both sides of the ball, did a very good job."
(On defeating Chivas USA...)
SARACHA: "I'm just happy we won. It didn't matter who we played today. It's a Clasico, and I know that you guys build that up as an emotional affair. I think that we are at a point in our franchise that it's not quite the emotional affair that you guys think it is. It was just another game today. We respect them. I think their coach is a classy guy. I think their staff is trying to get that ship righted. We respect them. We look at this as we banged in some goals, which we were pleased about, and got three points. It happened to be against Chivas."
CARSON, Calif. -- Landon Donovan further solidified his place as the greatest player to play in MLS on Sunday as he tied Jeff Cunningham for the MLS all-time regular season goal scoring record.
Donovan tied Cunningham's mark of 134 career regular season goals on Sunday with with goals in the 23rd and 41st minutes respectively. Whereas Cunningham reached 134 goals in 365 appearances, Donovan reached the tally in 301 games.
Donovan's record-tying goal is below...
Landon Donovan and Omar Gonzalez will be heading joining U.S. National Team for their World Cup qualifiers against Jamaica and Panama after being called up by head coach Jurgen Klinsmann on Sunday.
The LA Galaxy duo were among the 20 players called up by Klinsmann for their World Cup qualifiers against Jamaica on Oct. 11 at LIVESTRONG Sporting Park in Kansas City, Kan. and Panama on Oct. 15 in Panama City. The pair is likely to join up the U.S. squad immediately following Sunday's SuperClasico against Chivas USA.
As for how the international call affects the Galaxy, the lone question mark surrounds their status—and that of Robbie Keane and Jaime Penedo—for LA's Oct. 16 match against the Montreal Impact. The timing of the match may make it impossible for any of LA's four players to feature against Montreal just a day later.
The U.S. complete squad is below.
GOALKEEPERS : Brad Guzan (Aston Villa), Tim Howard (Everton), Nick Rimando (Real Salt Lake)
DEFENDERS (6): DaMarcus Beasley (Puebla), Matt Besler (Sporting Kansas City) Geoff Cameron (Stoke City), Edgar Castillo (Club Tijuana), Brad Evans (Seattle Sounders FC), Omar Gonzalez (LA Galaxy)
MIDFIELDERS: Kyle Beckerman (Real Salt Lake), Alejandro Bedoya (Nantes), Mix Diskerud (Rosenborg), Jermaine Jones (Schalke), Sacha Kljestan (Anderlecht), Graham Zusi (Sporting Kansas City)
FORWARDS: Jozy Altidore (Sunderland), Terrence Boyd (Rapid Vienna), Landon Donovan (LA Galaxy), Aron Johannsson (AZ Alkmaar), Eddie Johnson (Seattle Sounders FC)
In LAGalaxy.com's video preview, Landon Donovan, Todd Dunivant and Robbie Keane preview Sunday's SuperClasico.
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CARSON, Calif. – Chivas USA has struggled to find the back of the net this season with just 29 goals to date, but with Erick "El Cubo" Torres leading the attack, they possess a weapon as dangerous as any in MLS.
The 20-year-old Torres has scored seven goals in 12 appearances—all coming in his first nine games—since joining the team in July on loan from Chivas de Guadalajara. Although the young forward has been held off the scoreboard in the Rojiblancos' last three games, Landon Donovan insists that he's a major point of concern for the LA Galaxy heading into Sunday's SuperClasico.
"He's a really good player. I've been really impressed with him," said Donovan. "He's as effective of a player as there is in the league when he's playing this way. We have to be very aware and often times this year, he's pulled off plays that have gotten them points or kept them in games, so for me, he's the focal point of their attack. No question."
With the young Mexican forward drawing great acclaim for his ability to find space behind opposing defenses, the Galaxy understand that they must be aware of him at all times.
"He's always moving along the backline and always towing the line of being offside. He's crafty and he has a nose for the goal similar to a [Chris] Wondolowski," said defender Todd Dunivant. "He's got aggressiveness about him and no fear. Those are good qualities for a striker and he's got a lot of goals."
In the latest edition of "The Scouting Report" MLSsoccer.com's Dan Haiek and Matthew Doyle take a look at Sunday's SuperClasico.
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CARSON, Calif. – Call Sunday's SuperClasico against Chivas USA a "must win" for the LA Galaxy or whatever you like, but LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena is preaching patience and focus for his club as they look to solidify a spot in the postseason.
Arena will be suspended for Sunday's match after leaving the technical area during last week's 1-0 defeat to the Portland Timbers, but when asked if his team –which sits just a point from of being out of the postseason—is facing a must win, the Galaxy boss countered that sentiment.
"This is what we do for a living. People that can't take pressure, can't take criticism and all of that stuff that is tough and can damage your ego and confidence a little, that's part of the game," said Arena. "I've watched our congressional leaders tear themselves a part and they'll have to deal with that and get everything headed in the right direction. Our job is easy; we're just playing a game. This can't be the hardest thing in life that we're experiencing right now.
"As for any of that fine line stuff, this is it. We've been a team that has generally responded well to big games, so we have to show that down the stretch."
Whether the match is a must win remains to be seen, but the Galaxy head coach is quick to note that with four games remaining in the 2013 MLS Regular Season schedule, every game counts.
"We're now entering October and there's not a team qualified for the playoffs yet. Every game is pretty important," said Arena. "Everything is up for grabs at this point. The team with the most points in the league has 52? We've got 45 and you're already writing our obituaries."
The partnership between MLS and adidas has had major benefits for the players, but thanks to the folks at adidas and Kamp Grizzly from Portland, I was able to take advantage of the new LA Galaxy originals line.
The good folks sent me the items earlier this week and rather than post pictures of myself "modeling," I'll let Galaxy defender Omar Gonzalez model the gear far better than I ever could. However, you can check out my gear below. I will say that all of the gear is high quality and fashionable -- as well as soft and comfy.
You'll have a chance to get your own gear on Saturday during the launch party for the originals line at the adidas store at Santa Monica's Third St. Promenade from 5-8pm and get a 30% store wide discount.
CARSON, Calif. -- The LA Galaxy will need to make do without head coach Bruce Arena for their match against Chivas USA on Sunday.
The MLS Disciplinary Committee suspended Arena one game for leaving the technical area during second stoppage time of LA's 1-0 defeat to the Portland Timbers after Robbie Keane's goal was negated by Assistant Referee Eric Boria for offside. Per league policy, leaving the technical area is an automatic one game suspension, which means that Arena will not be allowed on the sideline or in the locker room during Sunday's SuperClasico.
With Arena suspended, it is likely that his second in command, associate head coach Dave Sarachan will lead the Galaxy on Sunday. Following training, Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena declined to really address the suspension.
"I really have no comment. I'm going to save that for my book," said Arena. "Really, the best thing is to say no comment at this point. You should look at it yourselves and make your own decisions. ... There will be a time and place for me to discuss [the suspension] with the right people. My view is that these [suspensions] are never personal. They shouldn't be. It's just a matter of talking it out. Listen, to the letter of the law, who can argue? But we'll leave it at that. ... The story of this game is going to be Galaxy against Chivas, that's where my focus is."
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ANN ARBOR, Mich.—After the first day at the Dr. Richard Porter Classic, Miami University's senior synchronized skating team sits in first place among the eight-team field, while the junior team is in eight place among the nine-team field in the season-opening competition for the RedHawks.
The senior team, skating to the music "Let It Be", posted a score of 59.36 for its short program and holds a 1.26 edge over the second-place Crystallettes (58.10) heading into Sunday's free skate event. Skyliners sit in third place with a score of 53.36 and are followed by Starlights (49.50), ICE'Kateers (47.84), California Gold (46.06), Adrian College (31.92) and Team Excel (25.58).
The junior team posted a score of 36.34 for its short program to the music "Anything Goes" and "Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better". Although the RedHawks are in eighth place, they are 6.40 points ahead of ninth-place Team Delaware (30.40) and a mere 0.98 points out of fifth place.
Nexxice leads the junior field with a score of 47.40 for their short program and are followed by Skyliners (47.04), Chicago Jazz (46.56), Saint Louis Synergy (40.68), Hockettes (37.32), Starlights (37.10) and Fond du Lac Blades (36.82).
All three RedHawk teams will be in action on the final day of the Dr. Richard Porter classic, all showcasing their free skate programs.


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Gallery: 2010 Pritzker Prize Awarded to SANAA
The distinguished and well decorated seven-member jury praised the duo's body of work "that is simultaneously delicate and powerful, precise and fluid, ingenious but not overly or overtly clever." SANAA is more known for creating an architectural experience for the people inside the building than for those on the outside and the The New Museum of Contemporary Art is a perfect example. It has simple facade of stacked boxes reaching up into the sky, but on the interior provides a perfect backdrop to present contemporary art with daylit interiors, allowing visitors to focus on the art rather than the architecture. SANAA's design for the Serpentine Gallery Pavilion in Hyde Park, London, provided a temporary shelter for visitors that changed appearances with the weather. The mirrored aluminum ceiling of the pavilion reflected the ground, trees and exterior world around it – bringing the outdoors inside. As typical of SANAA's work, the design focused more on the interior user experience of moving through space rather than the exterior view of the structure.
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Baystate Visiting Nurse Association and Hospice (BVNAH) and Baystate Home Infusion and Respiratory Services (BHI&RS) are working even closer together to provide a coordinated model of care. As part of the State Action on Avoidable Rehospitalizations (STAAR) project, both programs have been key to our success in decreasing heart failure rehospitalizations and the overall rehospitalization rate.


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On a lot of my hunts, the things I see while hunting accentuate the memory. Seeing a couple of antelope bucks fight 50 yards from you while oblivious to your presence; seeing a bobcat or a lion, watching two bulls spar, etc.
This year while bear hunting, my partner and I watched a small black bear feeding in the Gambel Oak. It had climbed to the top of the trees and looks like Tarzan, clinging to the violently swaying small branches while trying to stuff more acorns in his mouth. We decided to watch the show for a bit...
The bear climbed down and started feeding on the dropped acorns for a bit. We noticed that it had an ear tag. A juvenile delinquent apparently. Suddenly the little guy bolted at top speed. We thought it had been frightened by something, but had to laugh when it simply sprinted to the nearest pine for a scratch. The return trip to the acorns was made at the same speed. I can't remember the last time I laughed so hard.
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Fair enough (if not a tad didactic and presumptuous), but conceded that the point has merit.
However, you completely failed to address the other issues which are of concern not only to me, but also to Sam Harris, and telling us that the problem is with our attitude and not the true actual bullshit, pomp and circumstance of the particular sect solves nothing.
Sorry for the presumptuous tone. I think one aspect of the problem is that any group organized around a legitimate teaching system is going to show aspects of cult-like behavior (bullshit, pomp, etc.) just because that is the way that people are. Somebody finds a system and the first impulse is to become a "follower" rather than a "student." It seems to be the way that people react (for what I consider excellent descriptions of this the writings of Idries Shah are hard to beat). As I see it, this means that there will always be the problem of dealing with the bull and one way of determining whether a method/system is likely to be legitimate or not is the extent to which the bull is encouraged or discouraged (some time ago in the cult thread I posted a listing of cult symptons).
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The fact is that Asian rituals and culture do not translate well into western culture. Christianity evolved over many centuries in Europe, and then the USA, and we all know how completely European culture bastardized it, and how American culture has made it into a complete joke. But it is accessible to westerners.
Tibetan Buddhism and Zen have been exposed to western culture (at least popular culture) for less than a century, and are accessible to westerners only insofar as they retain some actual Buddhism (and/or Taoism). But for westerners to walk around in funny clothes, engage in meaningless rituals, bow to people - in short, trying to act Asian - is unnatural.
We're in complete agreement here: it is difficult for a Westener to really get into any of the Asian systems. Having said that, I do know of some who have, but mostly it just doesn't work. To make matters worse, the older Western philosophical systems were supressed by the Church, went underground and degenerated into occult magical systems. Any Western system now would have to grow out of the past few centuries scientific culture.


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News about Newark, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Apr. 8, 2015
RBH Group will raze former steel plant in the Ironbound neighborhood of Newark in order to construct high-tech complex for AeroFarms; structure will contain facilities for vertical indoor vegetable cultivation that will be among most productive in nation; project will clear blight and provide new jobs, and will be underwritten to tune of some $39 million by the Goldman Sachs Urban Investment Group. MORE
Mar. 15, 2015
Lisa Prevost Mortgages column examines offer of $1,000 vacant lots in Newark, NJ, noting that they come with a commitment to build and live on parcel; offers advice on navigating application for construction financing, which can be difficult to obtain; graph of mortgage rates in New York region. MORE
Feb. 24, 2015
The Appraisal column; City of Newark sells 100 municipally-owned vacant lots on Valentine's Day for just $1,000 to couples willing to build homes on land and live there. MORE
Feb. 1, 2015
Hockey is growing in popularity among Newark's youth, both girls and boys. MORE
Oct. 20, 2014
Op-Ed article by Newark Mayor Ras J Baraka argues local control must be returned to Newark's public school system; contends New Jersey has failed on all counts since it tool control of public education in 1995, making city a case study for failed experiments in top-down reforms. MORE
Sep. 29, 2014
Rachel L Swarns The Working Life column describes arduous work schedule of Maria Fernandes, 32-year-old who worked three jobs at three different Dunkin' Donuts stores in New Jersey; Fernandes was found dead in her car, where she regularly napped between jobs with engine running; notes that Fernandes has been held up as symbol of the range of hardships facing nation's army of low-wage workers. MORE
Jul. 23, 2014
Three-year Justice Department investigation finds that Newark Police Department engaged in pattern of unconstitutional practices, chiefly in its use of stop-and-frisk tactics, unwarranted stops and arrests, and discriminatory police actions. MORE
Jul. 10, 2014
Federal government will appoint a monitor to oversee Newark's Police Department as it moves to address longstanding allegations of brutality, discrimination and neglect of civilian complaints; effort is part of response to investigation begun by Justice Department in 2011 that has uncovered pattern of constitutional violations by police of New Jersey's largest city. MORE
Jun. 17, 2014
New Jersey prosecutors say plastic flowers acted as fatal accelerant in fast-moving blaze that killed six family members in Newark. MORE
Jun. 16, 2014
Fire breaks out inside Newark home, killing six people, including an 11-year-old boy; cause of blaze is under investigation. MORE
Jun. 2, 2014
Lewis Katz, financier and philanthropist who died along with six others in Boston plane crash, attempted to leverage his part ownership of the New Jersey Nets in late 1990s and early 2000s to revitalize the city of Newark, NJ; while plan detoured and eventually dissolved, team enjoyed its greatest success in the NBA during Katz's ownership. MORE
May. 25, 2014
Newark's Halsey Street, over past six years, has offered increasing number of cafes and art collectives, giving New Jersey's largest city a denser downtown culture district. MORE
May. 15, 2014
Election of Newark's new mayor Ras Baraka is seen by many as rebuke of both Cory A Booker, now a senator, and charter schools; Baraka had run campaign ads casting his opponent Shavar Jeffries, also a Democrat, as puppet of Wall Street groups that support charter schools. MORE
May. 14, 2014
Councilman Ras Baraka is elected mayor of Newark; election result heralds shift in the direction that New Jersey's largest city has embarked upon for most of the last decade; Baraka defeated Shavar Jeffries in a bitter contest that was in many ways a referendum on former Mayor Cory A Booker's reformist policies. MORE
May. 13, 2014
Michael Powell Gotham column holds that mayoral race in Newark has a brutal aspect to it; asserts that both Ras Baraka and Shavar Jeffries are intelligent, early-middle-age men exchanging windmill punches and uppercuts; contends that their campaign styles fit the stakes of bruised and limping city. MORE
May. 9, 2014
Mayoral race in Newark between Ras Baraka and Shavar Jeffries is seen as referendum against Cory A Booker, now senator, who defined city for decade as celebrity mayor; Booker elevated Newark's profile nationally, but was never able to shake accusations that he was only a visitor on his way to higher office, leaving unresolved debates over education and gentrification. MORE
Apr. 25, 2014
Dan Barry This Land column on the demise of Newark Bears, minor league baseball team; it is auctioning off everything and formal title of event--The Newark Bears Baseball Team Liquidation--underscores the harsh truth that, for all its pastoral charms, professional baseball is a fickle, difficult business. MORE
Mar. 30, 2014
Fran Schumer reviews Mompou Taas Wine Bar and Lounge in the Ironbound section of Newark (Metropolitan/New Jersey). MORE
Mar. 18, 2014
David Brooks Op-Ed column relates personal story of Shavar Jeffries, candidate for Newark mayor who overcame tremendous adversity as a youth; argues that race between Jeffries and Ras Baraka exemplifies conflict in cities nationwide between those who are part of the political structure and those, like Jeffries, who want to change it. MORE
Mar. 4, 2014
Michael Powell Gotham column observes that Sen Cory A Booker of New Jersey talks often in speeches about his regard for Newark, sharing a splendid narrative of his time serving city as mayor; holds that Booker's speeches do not tell the whole story of his tenure, citing state audit revelation that Newark Watershed Conservation and Development Corp, which Booker championed, was pilfering from city's coffers. MORE
Feb. 25, 2014
Study by American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey about police stop-and-frisk encounters in Newark finds that one quarter of police stops ended in an arrest or a summons, about twice as often as they do in New York City; study is first to examine stop-and-frisk policies of the Newark Police Department; group's executive director says new data could help spur public debate in Newark about the practice. MORE
Feb. 20, 2014
Michael Powell Gotham column; Archbishop John J Myers of Newark is adding 3,000 square feet to 4,500-square-foot vacation home in Pittstown, NJ, paid for by Newark Archdiocese; critics say half-million being spent on renovations could be better spent on parishioners and keeping Catholic schools open. MORE
Jan. 1, 2014
Fifteen-year-old New Jersey boy is charged with murders of 13-year-old Zainee Hailey and 15-year-old Kasson Mormon in Newark on Christmas Day; murders are among five committed on same day, raising fresh concerns over public safety in city. MORE
Dec. 29, 2013
Newark is experiencing an epidemic of carjackings; sharp rise in carjackings comes at a time when Newark is experiencing high rates of other violent crimes, and the feeling of lawlessness among residents is palpable. MORE
Dec. 27, 2013
Five people are shot and killed in two separate shootings in and around Newark, in outbreak of violence that leads to renewed questions about public safety in New Jersey's largest city. MORE
Sep. 26, 2013
Lynsie Lee, 26-year-old stripper from Oregon, reveals Twitter correspondence with Newark, NJ, Mayor Cory A Booker; Booker is currently running for United States Senate; exchange was published on BuzzFeed. MORE
Sep. 25, 2013
Archbishop John J Myers of Newark defends appointment of Archbishop Bernard A Hebda by Vatican as coadjutor archbishop, denying move is related to criticism over his own handling of sexually abusive priest Michael Fugee; coadjutor automatically succeeds current archbishop upon his retirement, transfer or death. MORE
Sep. 24, 2013
Paul Bergrin, defense lawyer who once had a roster of celebrity clients and boasted of having tried hundreds of cases in federal court, is sentenced in Newark, NJ, to life in prison without parole after his conviction on nearly two dozen counts, including murder conspiracy and racketeering. MORE
Aug. 8, 2013
Editorial asserts Newark Mayor Cory Booker, who is running for the Senate, has obligation to give a full and personal accounting of his involvement in an Internet start-up that he formed with the help of several high-powered investors from Silicon Valley; warns Booker that he must make certain his connections do not create a conflict or an appearance of conflict should he win the senate campaign. MORE
Jul. 21, 2013
Michael Kimmelman Critic's Notebook column highlights the quiet upheaval that is turning New Jersey's Passaic River into a front line of reclamation; notes that revamping ravaged waterfronts in cities like Newark has become a common approach in area planning and renewal. MORE
Jun. 30, 2013
Scott Veale reviews Nico Kitchen & Bar in Newark (Metropolitan/New Jersey). MORE
Jun. 28, 2013
David Goodell pleads guilty to murdering his ex-girlfriend Viviana Tulli after escaping in 2010 from custody of Newark halfway house run by Community Education Centers; case brought to light the many problems in state's system of halfway houses. MORE
Jun. 19, 2013
George Mendes, chef at Aldea in Chelsea, discusses classic Portuguese cooking and food during shopping trip to Ironbound neighborhood in Newark, area that still maintains Portuguese food culture. MORE
May. 26, 2013
Newark Msgr John E Doran is forced out of his post for failing to properly monitor the activities of Rev Michael Fugee, who had been forbidden from having contact with children; his departure is latest fallout from sexual abuse scandal that stretches back more than a decade. MORE
May. 20, 2013
Analysis by Metropolitan Police Program of the Brookings Institution finds that while the number of poor people in New York City and Newark has declined by 7 percent between 2000 and the 2008-2010 census, population of poor rose in suburbs rose by 14 percent. MORE
May. 18, 2013
Newark Mayor Cory A Booker, now a Senate candidate, reports that he earned $1.3 million in speaking fees over the last four and a half years; says he paid $476,156 in taxes and donated $619,253 to charity. MORE
May. 17, 2013
Op-Ed article by journalist and author Jonathan Schuppe describes how gun violence wreaks havoc on communities beyond blood and mayhem, as he has come to know from years of being crime reporter in Newark. MORE
May. 13, 2013
New Jersey Sen Steve Sweeney calls for Newark Archbishop John J Meyers to step down after reports surface that priest Michael Fugee, who was barred from being around children unsupervised, has been working with youths. MORE
May. 3, 2013
Five people are shot and wounded at a home in Newark; circumstances surrounding the shooting and the identities of the victims, all recovering at University Hospital, remain unclear. MORE
Apr. 14, 2013
Bard High School Early College in Newark is being lauded across the country as a way to provide low-income and disadvantaged students with a road map to and through college; students can earn both a high school diploma and an associate degree, and some are set on path to a four-year degree. MORE
Apr. 14, 2013
Michael T Luongo Heads Up column observes that culinary scene in Newark's Ironbound district, once dominated by restaurants serving traditional Italian or Iberian fare, has shifted gears in recent years; notes that area houses a variety of restaurant and nightclub hybrids with music and menus that cater to all comers. MORE
Mar. 26, 2013
Reassessment of property values in Newark shows that many commercial sites have doubled in value, with appreciation of some commercial properties outpacing that of office space in Midtown Manhattan; jump in land assessments has shocked Newark businesses, generating such a strong outcry that Mayor Cory A Booker describes situation as a crisis. MORE
Mar. 21, 2013
Roth Society and Newark Preservation and Landmarks Committee organize celebration of writer Philip Roth's 80th birthday in his native Newark; two-day event features daylong academic conference, photo exhibition, bus tour and party at the Newark Museum. MORE
Mar. 19, 2013
Jury in federal court in Newark convicts Paul W Bergrin, attorney known for his defense of drug lords and rap stars, on all 23 counts against him, including murder; Bergrin was accused of using his criminal defense practice as an elaborate front for prostitution, drug running and even the killing of witnesses. MORE
Mar. 5, 2013
Mayor Cory A Booker of Newark, NJ, who is preparing to run for US Senate seat, says he earned about $1 million from public speaking engagements in his seven years in office, but that he donated almost all of the outside earnings to charity; pledges to put forth a full accounting of his earnings beyond his roughly $135,000 annual salary. MORE
Mar. 3, 2013
Newark, hometown of author Philip Roth, is planning bus tours, parties and conferences to honor his 80th birthday (Metropolitan/New Jersey). MORE
Feb. 14, 2013
Newark Mayor Cory A Booker denounces not only three men charged with forcing another man to strip naked before savagely whipping him, but also those who knew of the attack, which was posted on YouTube, and did not tell police; Ahmad Holt, Raheem Clark and Jamaar Gray are charged with armed robbery and aggravated assault and face up to 20 years in prison if convicted. MORE
Feb. 12, 2013
Ronald Salahuddin, former deputy to Mayor Corey A Booker of Newark, is sentenced to a year and a day in prison for conspiring to commit extortion. MORE
Feb. 6, 2013
Newark is in midst of a building boom and Military Park is poised for its own makeover; $3.25 million renovation will be overseen by Daniel A Biederman and his firm Biederman Redevelopment Ventures. MORE
Jan. 29, 2013
Plans to close or reorganize public schools in Philadelphia, Detroit and Newark are drawing complaints of discrimination against black and Hispanic students, and those with disabilities. MORE
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Highlights from the Archives
In Newark, Proposing a First Step in Regulating Guns
The new policy calls for local laws that would require the registration of all firearms in Newark and the reporting of lost or stolen guns.August 17, 2007 nyregionNews
In Newark Murder, a Mixed Band of Men and Boys
A disturbing portrait is taking shape of the suspects linked to the shootings of four young people.August 15, 2007 nyregionNews
White Police Chief Could Upset a Balance in Newark
In Newark, the decision to place two white men at the helm of the city's Police Department could threaten the good will and unity that Mayor Cory Booker has been enjoying.August 15, 2007 nyregionNews
3rd Suspect, 15, Held in Newark Killings as Hunt Continues
A 15-year-old youth on Friday became the third person arrested in the fatal shootings of three young people on a Newark playground last week.August 11, 2007 nyregionNews
The Hard Part
After Killings, Sense of Unity Surprises Newark
A brutal triple murder has provoked a level of outrage not seen since the riots of 40 years ago.August 14, 2007 nyregionSeries
Man and Youth Held in Killings of 3 in Newark
At least three other suspects were still being sought in the murder of three young people and the wounding of a fourth.August 10, 2007 nyregionNews
New Communication System, Tested at Newark Airport, Could Ease Takeoff Delays
With a new electronic-messaging system, pilots can receive a revised route from the control tower more quickly.
May 22, 2015, Friday
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One Killed in Shooting After Motorcycle Blessing in Newark
New Jersey authorities said one person is dead and at least three are wounded after a shooting during an annual Mother's Day motorcycle blessing event.
May 10, 2015, Sunday
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Wolverine at Newark Airport Is an Uneasy Rider
Authorities at Newark Liberty International Airport had to find an intact cage for a 40-pound wolverine being shipped from Norway to Alaska that apparently chewed through its original enclosure.
April 16, 2015, Thursday
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In Newark, a Vertical Indoor Farm Helps Anchor an Area's Revival
AeroFarms, which produces vegetables and herbs indoors, is transforming an old steel factory into a $39 million, 69,000-square-foot complex in the Ironbound section.
April 8, 2015, Wednesday
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Newark Valentine's Day Homesteaders Face Financing Challenge
Newark's offer of $1000 vacant lots came with a commitment to build and live on the land. But finding construction financing can be difficult.
March 15, 2015, Sunday
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American Cup Headed to Newark
The 2016 American Cup will be held at the Prudential Center in Newark. The invitational is considered the kickoff of the run-up to the Olympic Games.
March 5, 2015, Thursday
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Stolen Picasso Work Is Seized in Newark
"La Coiffeuse," or "The Hairdresser," had been missing from Paris for more than a decade. It resurfaced in December in a FedEx shipment from Belgium.
February 27, 2015, Friday
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Falcon Baseball Drops 5-4 Decision to Open Up League Weekend at Coker
March 15, 2013
HARTSVILLE, S.C. - A go-ahead run in the bottom of the seventh turned into the eventual game-winner as host Coker College defeated Pfeiffer University 5-4 to open a Conference Carolinas baseball series on Friday afternoon. The win sends the Cobras to 15-7 on the year, 7-3 in league play while the Falcons drop to 9-16, 5-3.
After Coker struck first in the opening frame, Pfeiffer responded with a tying-run in the second as a two-out walk to Kyle Hackney paid off in the form of a Dalton Lindley RBI-triple to left-center on an 0-2 pitch. The Cobras would use a pair of Pfeiffer errors and a run-scoring double by Fico Kondla to grab a 3-1 lead through two.
Pfeiffer came back for two in the third to square the contest at three as Jacob Yates started with a double to left and later scored on a Cole McGraw single to left. McGraw would later tally the tying run on a Matt Wade single to right.
After a quiet few frames, Coker would take a 4-3 lead on a triple and double to lead off the sixth before a Jon Gray homer tied it again at the seventh-inning stretch. The decisive run came with a leadoff double and groundout in the bottom of the seventh.
Kondla and Gray would each lead their respective teams with three hits on the day. tyler Witzel picked up the win for Coker tossing seven frames allowing all four runs on eight hits. Zach Loraine picked up the two-inning save without a blemish to his line.
Both teams will wrap up the series with a Saturday afternoon doubleheader beginning at 12:00 p.m. Live stat swill be available through http://www.gofalconsports.com.