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JP Pietersen says the Blues won't be predictable, varying their play between forward surges and backline strikes.
The Blues were relatively conservative against the Stormers last week, adopting a largely forward-orientated approach and feeding off the hosts' errors.
However, they did display the ability to play expansively when the match situation allowed, and this has the Sharks wary of their hosts.
"The Blues have a pretty complete team with a good pack and a great backline. They have some dangerous players like Joe Rokocoko and Jerome Kaino and they have players like Ali Williams coming back from injury which will be a big boost for them," Pietersen told keo.co.za.
"It should be a similar game to the one against the Chiefs but a little bit more physical and they will definitely come at us from the start."
Speaking about their narrow victory over the Chiefs last week, Pietersen said while the result was satisfying they know the Blues will punish them if they produced a repeat performance.
"It was definitely a big result for us and it's always good to win your first game on tour because it gives everyone the belief that you need to do well over here. Playing any team in New Zealand is not easy. We got some lucky calls and we defended really well so it was a big relief at the end," he said.
"We know that we need to improve against the Blues. They had a very good result last week against the Stormers and they beat the Force in Perth so they've picked up some valuable points on the road so they should have a lot of confidence and it's their first home game of the season.
"But if we take our opportunities when they are presented to us we won't find ourselves in the sort of position we were against the Chiefs."
From a personal perspective 2009 has seen a return to try-scoring form for Pietersen, who failed to score a single try in the 2008 tournament. This after he finished 2007 as the tournament's leading try scorer.
"It's an awesome feeling to have scored one try – just to break the ice. I'm very pleased with the three tries I've got so far especially considering the dry spell I had last year," he said.
"I've definitely adopted a different mindset compared to last year. I think I've also matured a lot. Last year I was still in that World Cup frame of mind and thought everything was just going to happen for me and it was quite a shock to my system.
"Your confidence will take a knock when you're not scoring and you're getting dropped from the team. Doubts start to set in and you begin to question your ability so it certainly was a wake up call for me."
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Havelock senior running back Derrell Scott was not done collecting honors when he received the Most Valuable Player award in the state 3A title game. Scott was voted to the N.C. high school Associated Press All-State Team last week.
Scott joined Charlotte Catholic senior Elijah Hood, Concord junior Rocky Reid and Garner junior Nyheim Hines as running backs on the list.
Hood, who has committed to play at North Carolina, received 12 votes, while Scott, Reid and Hines all got four nods apiece.
"It feels great and it is an honor that I am really thankful for because there are a lot of great running backs in the state of North Carolina," Scott said.
Havelock coach Jim Bob Bryant said Scott's selection to the team was definitely no surprise.
"Not a surprise at all," said Bryant, who was voted the state's Coach of the Year. "It is a great culmination for a great career for Derrell to be picked by the sports writers to the AP All-State Team."
Scott ran for 2,147 yards and 25 touchdowns on the season, averaging 9.4 yards per carry. He set a state 3A championship game record with a 96-yard touchdown run on the way to a 209-yard, three-touchdown performance in Havelock's 21-13 victory over Concord, earning MVP honors.
In his career at Havelock High, Scott rushed for 6,096 yards and 87 touchdowns.
Bryant called Scott a hard worker who continues to do what's necessary to improve.
"I think my blocking probably is where I have improved the most," Scott said. "It's because of a combination of me getting stronger and learning better angles and technique."
Bryant recalls another aspect of the senior's game in which he has been rock-solid.
"I think his ball security is amazing." Bryant said. "His freshman year, he fumbled a few times, but since then, I can only think of one or two times he's fumbled. That is usually unheard of for a back who gets the carries he does – 18 to 20 per game."
Scott remains undecided on his college choice. He has said that N.C. State, Tennessee and South Carolina remain high on his list.
Scott, who fractured a bone in his hand late in the state championship game, missed out on playing in the Shrine Bowl as well as the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl.
"Healing is mainly what I am focused on now," Scott said. "Getting my hand better and then getting back in the weight room to get my body ready for college."
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Federal agencies have kicked it into high gear to prepare for hurricane season which began June 1st. Two of the agencies working together are FEMA and the Defense Logistics Agency. They just finished a three-day training exercise designed to test their ability to collaborate in emergencies.
Army Colonel Aaron Geduldig, Chief of the Joint Logistics Operations Center at DLA, told Federal News Radio getting meals, fuel, and medical supplies to FEMA isn't as easy as it may sound at first.
"We're a Defense agency," said Geduldig, "they're a civilian agency, so we come into it with two different types of languages as we begin any of these processes."
And learning to speak the same language is only the first step in the process. That's why these exercises are held.
Every time that we can get together and refine our engagements, the requirements - especially how we generate the paperwork, and the requirements at FEMA's end for us to respond and then push the supplies out to them, it's always a good-news story and helps us significantly and getting the end result to the people on the ground.
Then there's the matter of learning FEMA's preferences, so DLA can anticipate needs.
Initially many of our rations would come from our warehouses, but as we begin to draw down those supplies in the event we need a large push of meals, then... we go right to the private sector. Initially FEMA likes to get the more commercial types of meals than they do the military Meals Ready to Eat that you see in the plastic pouches.
This exercise, said Geduldig, was a chance to learn something new.
The challenges we face is always in the communication. Our greatest challenge for this was asset visibility. FEMA is striving to not only see the status of their orders in our systems, but to also be able to see the goods as they move across America's highways to get to their staging areas. So total asset visibility is one that we're working with FEMA to be able to provide them that asset visibility. So as it's loaded from a dock and gets on a truck, that they'll be able to see it, know what's on it as it arrives at their staging area. That is one venue that we're pushing hard to resolve and it's one I think we have a solution for, but it's going to take a couple of months for us to bring it online.
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|SAFE KIDS Coalition Annual Meeting Highlights
More than 200 guests attended the annual Safe Kids luncheon held in the All Children's Education and Conference Center on June 23. The event saluted Safe Kids members as All Children's "most valuable players" in preventing unintentional injuries.
The Florida Suncoast Safe Kids Coalition is sponsored by All Children's Hospital and is comprised of more than 350 members representing 100 organizations in Pinellas, Manatee, Sarasota, Polk and Pasco counties. The Coalition consists of child advocates from every sector of the community: education, law enforcement, fire/rescue, private industry, public health, health care, social services, parents and volunteer service groups.
Staffed by ACH Outreach Coordinators Amy Heinzen and Jean Shoemaker, the Safe Kids program addresses the greatest injury risk areas for children 0 - 14 years: motor vehicle injury, bicycle and pedestrian injury, drowning, and other injuries in the home, school and community.
The event included awards to four individuals: Guiga Vieira, a mom who started a walking school bus in Pasco County; Stacy Cummings, a mom whose son was involved in a near drowning. This year Stacey served as a Safe Kids spokesperson for pool safety; William Koshedub-Colaco, a 10-year old who helped save a life by administrating CPR; and Sara Becont, a 2nd grader who promotes the importance of wearing a helmet when riding her bike.
Retiring member Lou Jorden, Polk County Safe Kids Council, was given special recognition, while All Children's and Safe Kids presented the Children's Burn Foundation with a check to support its efforts with burn camps for kids. The Curlew Creek Elementary School "Walkers" presented their original Keep Safety C.L.O.S.E. campaign and sang Safety Doodle for those attending.


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What is an unlawful detainer?
An unlawful detainer is a court action which determines who has the legal right to the possession of real property (usually a rental unit).
Reasons for bringing an unlawful detainer action:
The most common cause for an unlawful detainer action is non-payment of rent. Other reasons for an unlawful detainer action are:
An unlawful detainer action is to recover real property; it does not recover back rent. If you wish to start an action to recover back rent you must file in Conciliation Court if the amount is $10,000.00 or less or in District Court if the amount is over $10,000.00.
When is unlawful detainer Court held?
Unlawful detainer court is held at the Ramsey County Courthouse three days per week. The hearing date will be set seven to fourteen days after the complaint is filed. You are given a hearing date when you file an unlawful detainer complaint.
Filing an unlawful detainer complaint:
In many unlawful detainer cases it is the landlord who brings the action against the tenant. Because the landlord files the complaint, he or she becomes the plaintiff and the tenant is the defendant.
The complaint must be initiated by owner of the property, by an attorney who represents the owner, or by a person entitled to Possession of the property. An owner may designate an agent to commence, maintain or conduct an action by attaching a power of authority to the complaint and filing it with the Court.
If the landlord is a corporation, Minnesota law requires that A LICENSED ATTORNEY REPRESENT THE CORPORATION IN THE HOUSING COURT OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT. THIS INCLUDES COMMENCING THE CASE BY FILING THE ACTION AND MAKING ANY APPEARANCES IN HOUSING COURT.
You can file an unlawful detainer complaint in this court only if the property in question is located in Ramsey County.
You will need to file the original complaint, plus a copy for each named defendant and two additional copy. If the complaint involves a written lease, it would be helpful to the court if you attach a copy of the lease. The fee for filing an unlawful detainer complaint is $327.00. (Checks should be made payable to Court Administrator).
Compliance with Minnesota statute 504B:
Minnesota Statute 504B require that you advise the tenant of the following in writing, and post in a conspicuous place in the building:
If you have not complied with this law, your complaint may be dismissed unless you can prove that the tenant has had actual knowledge of this information for at least 30 days before you filed the complaint. When filing your complaint, you must indicate on your form that you have complied with this law, and be prepared to prove in what way.
The Complaint Form:
You may download the Eviction Complaint form by clicking here. These forms are available, on a limited basis, at the court office. Complaint forms may also be purchased at stationery stores which handle legal forms.
The correct terms of the lease, if there is one, must be clearly presented on the complaint form. You must know the following:
Further, you must:
The Summons:
A summons is a written notice informing the defendant that court action has been started and that the case will be heard on a specific day. It also directs that if the defendant wishes to contest the action or to offer further explanation, he must appear in court at that time.
Once the complaint has been completed, the clerk will prepare a summons and sufficient copies for service upon the defendant, and give them to the plaintiff.
A brochure informing defendants of their rights regarding the eviction action will be attached to the summons by the court office.
Service of summons and complaint:
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It is your responsibility as plaintiff to see that the Summons and Complaint is served properly on the defendant in one of three ways:
Personal Service - The Sheriff, or any other responsible person not named in the complaint, may serve the Summons and Complaint by handing it directly to the defendant. The summons must be personally served on the defendant at least seven days before the date of the hearing. YOU cannot personally serve the summons.
Substitute Service - If the process server cannot personally locate the defendant within the county, he or she can have the document delivered by substitute service using whichever of the following methods is appropriate:
The server can leave a copy of the Summons and Complaint at the defendant's usual residence with "a person of suitable age and discretion residing therein."
If the defendant has no usual place of residence, the server can leave a copy upon the premises described in the complaint with a person of suitable age and discretion occupying the same or any part of the premises.
Substitute service must be made at least seven days before date of the hearing.
Posting and Mailing - If the defendant cannot be found in the county, of which the return of the sheriff shall be prima facie proof, and in the case of nonresidential premises, no person actually occupies the premises described in the complaint, or, in the case the premises described in the complaint is residential, personal or substituted service has been attempted at least twice on different days by the sheriff, with at least one of the attempts having been made between the hours of 6:00 and 10:00 p.m., you can deliver the summons and complaint by way of posting and mailing.
This method takes more time than the other forms of service. Also, the Sheriff or other process server requires extra fees.
When posting and mailing, you must:
Writ of Recovery:
A Writ of Restitution is a legal order commanding the defendant to vacate the premises described in the complaint. Once the Writ has been served, the defendant has 24 hours to vacate the premises. The fee for the Writ is $57.00. It must be served by the sheriff who will charge fees for service. If he is unable to serve it personally he may post it in a conspicuous place.
If the defendant disobeys the Writ you should notify the Sheriff, who may then physically remove the defendant. A bonded moving company, under the direction of the Sheriff, will remove defendant's personal belongings and store them in a bonded warehouse. You must arrange for the moving and storage and pay the fees.
The defendant has 60 days to redeem the stored property. To redeem it, he must pay for the moving and storage costs. If unclaimed after 60 days, the property may be auctioned off by the landlord. The proceeds are then applied to the moving, storage, and related expenses incurred.
Landlord and Tenent Resources
Additional information regarding landlord-tenant disputes may be found on the Self-Help Center website. Anyone with a legal problem in a Minnesota Court may visit our Self-Help Center website. There are no restrictions on income to use these free services. Self-Help Services provide resources to people who represent themselves in court without an attorney, providing court forms, instructions and limited assistance with court procedures. You may also find help links to other resources from the Self-Help Services website.


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Preseason is upon us once again. We are gearing up for a quieter-ish, more spacious, hopefully not rainy February without Dad. Preseason is preceded by off-season, it's exact opposite. We go from loads of time together to next to none in a matter of days. It starts with physicals and team meetings and quickly goes full force to two-a-days and team trips that are two weeks long. While it's exhausting for the guys and we see less of our men, it's still something that I think everybody is ready for. You can only have so much time off before you start feeling antsy. And I don't have to cook as much in February, so at least there's a tradeoff.
It can be lonely, and long, especially as a newcomer. Last year that was me. In fact, tomorrow will mark one year since our arrival in Vancouver. It's amazing the difference a year can make. Last year at this time I was packing frantically while getting ready to fly cross country with a 9 month old and a 2 year old. I had no idea what Vancouver would be like, or how it would work out for us. I didn't know if I would find friends. I was optimistic though, and luckily my intuition proved to be true as Vancouver has treated us well. So thank you, Vancouver, because now this preseason will not be as lonely.
It won't be as lonely due to the friends we've made, the church we go to, the other soccer wives who are in the same boat, house projects, Evelyn's preschool days, the downtown library, apartment neighbors, trips to Whole Foods and walks outside. Some days I fee like my life is super hard and stressful, but then I read that list and realize I probably just complain too much. Our lives have been made full. There are good days and bad days, and there will surely be a mix of both during preseason, but who escapes that reality? What I'm realizing more and more is that contentment and joy are choices, and I can either choose to embrace this preseason and take advantage of all the fullness we've been blessed with, or I can choose to wallow that my husband is gone for a handful of days and I might have to take the trash out more. There are worse things.
Besides, if preseason goes as quickly as off-season did, it'll be over in a snap and before I know it I'll be back to cooking on a regular basis.
Cat Watson
Wifey to 'Caps player, Matt Watson. Mommy to Evelyn and Theo. Cook, maid and laundry lady to the aforementioned parties. Oh, and I take pictures. And blog. (www.catwatson.com.)
A baby boy's hair is not to be messed with unless the momma bear gives permission. Especially when that hair is curly and blonde. Imagine my shock and, let's be honest, heartbreak, when I walked in the door to find it strangely quiet in our apartment. Quiet doesn't happen here much, so I knew something was up. I rounded the corner to our bathroom to find Matt going to town with the razor. I thought he was being nice to let me step out of the house alone, little did I know his plans to shave our son's head. And the quiet? The kid has a thing for brushing his teeth, it's like Disney World to him, so Theo happily brushed (also known as drooled) while Matt happily shaved. And I silently cried.
Funny thing has happened though -- Theo is slightly faster, nimbler, and not falling as much (big accomplishment for him). His head has less bruises from staying afoot. We even thought we heard him say "good" the other day when we asked him how his day was going. Could it possibly be? Could the Power of the Mullet be the cause for his advances? We like to think so.
I've now embraced his Mini Mullet. Not only is it probably enhancing his physical, as well as mental, capabilities, it looks pretty darn cool for a one-year-old.
To increase the Power, we joined a few of the 'Caps at Sugar Skull Salon on Wednesday for one last shape up before today's game. There were no tears this time, but just as much drool as Theo sat still for about three and a half minutes thanks to a lollipop and his rockstar stylist, Gracie. A few new power stripes in there, a snip or two off the top, and he was good to go. I tried to get a snapshot of Theo with the original mullet, but Theo didn't want to share the spotlight. Clearly the Mini Mullet isn't helping his manners.
Regardless, today, of all days, is really the day for the spotlight to be on our 'Caps. So in light of this afternoon's momentous match: here's to faster feet and greater goals -- here's to the Power of the Mullet.
If, by now, you are getting tired of hearing about my kids, I get it. But, no matter how many times in a single day I'm tempted to scream, I still think they're the best and their bums the cutest. Plus, they consume about 97% of my time, so what else would I write about? So, bear with me. I'll get to soccer in a second…
I had a girl first, so I didn't know any different. I just figured her playful, energetic, on-the-go personality was normal. Not that she's abnormal, but I know little girls who will sit still and read books for hours. Ha! Not mine. She's not a boy, but she sure can keep up with the best of them. She wears me out, but that aspect of who she is is one of the things that I love the most about her.
I thought that maybe because I had a girl with a boy's disposition when it comes to sitting still, maybe my boy will be calm. Quiet. Gentle. Most of all, maybe he won't be non-stop. Maybe he'll give me a break every once in awhile. No such luck. While our Theo is most definitely sensitive, he gives Evelyn a run for her money. The kid is a little daredevil.
Essentially, I've got two monkeys on my hands.
This makes game day interesting.
It's really all about timing. Those 8 p.m. games? Forget it. Half of the moms won't even try. We want to be supportive WAGS, but in all honesty, will our attendance, accompanied by tired, cranky kids wearing our patience thin, affect the result? Hardly. If anything, the game will go smoother since our kids won't be around to annoy the nearby fans. We are, after all, indebted to the fans. Our husbands wouldn't have jobs and we wouldn't be able to feed those screaming kids if the fans didn't care enough, so the least we can do is let them watch in peace. Besides, those few precious hours after bedtime are hard to compete with. Fans watch in peace, mommy watches from the couch, everyone wins. And we always hope for a home win.
But say we do luck out and get a 4 p.m. game. Everyone is fresh and just up from naps. The game occupies the whole afternoon, so it's straight home and straight to bed, which, if you're a mom and you're honest, it's your favorite part of the day. The afternoon is looking great, until every mom shows up with every kid in tow at the same time, and we realize we've now got a circus on our hands. Popcorn is flying, someone is crying, Theo fell down the stairs again, we're screaming to say hello, God forbid the crowd goes wild - it'll send at least two babies into hysterics, and our awesome suite host gets stuck with babysitting duties. It can get a little out of control sometimes, but that's life with kids, eh?
Game day can be crazy and exhausting, but one thing it never is – boring. At the end of the day, we love game day, screaming kids and all. And we love it even more when it ends with a big win.
No one really left much when I was younger. Or at least if they did, I didn't notice. That small state on the East Coast was all I knew, and all I ever thought I would know. And at the time, I was fine with that. I didn't know any different, anyways…
What I knew was volleyball, basketball, swimming and school. But not soccer. Or boys. Not romantically at least. Soccer season interfered with volleyball, and instead of being liked by the guys, I was one of the guys.
Imagine my surprise when I went off to college and it turned out that the big man on campus, that handsome soccer-playing English boy with the accent, liked me. Despite my outfit at our first meeting, duck slippers and red plaid pajama pants, I guess he saw something he liked. Or he just wanted me to keep writing his papers for him. Either way, 8 years, 2 kids, 1 ring, and many moves later, we're still together.
Through all the moves, however, Vancouver never even remotely entered my mind. Why would it? I just always assumed we'd stay relatively close to home. Raleigh was a mere 5 hour drive from Maryland, and even then I still shed more than one crocodile tear when saying my good byes.
I should know by now not to assume. None of this was ever the plan, really. Soccer, married with a kid by 23, 2 by 25, Canada, moving, leaving, changing constantly. It's just not what I imagined, or where I imagined, or who I imagined I'd be.
Maybe I need to broaden my thinking a little, because, it's a lot better than what I imagined. It's better than I imagined because of the people, the experiences, and the growth that's been forced upon us with the constant change. It's been a blessing in disguise.
When I first walked into BC Place for the 'Caps home opener versus Montreal Impact, I was at a loss for words. This was definitely not something I had envisioned being part of, even if in a small way, back in my volleyball days. It was too huge and I felt too small. Watching Matt over the years to that moment was surreal. And it's that point in time that made me realize that I need to think bigger, because you never know what life holds and where you may end up.
I was just a tomboy ready to live my life with no surprises. Then one day I put on my duck slippers, crossed the hall of my dorm to hang out with my best friend, and instead of just having a regular night I met a boy. It's amazing to think that that started a series of events that led us here, two extra souls in tow, for soccer, to Vancouver.
Dr. Seuss said, "I like nonsense, it wakes up the brain cells. Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in living." Given that my life has ended up nowhere close to what I imagined, it can't hurt to introduce a little bit of nonsense into my thinking. I'll just be less surprised when the fantasy becomes a reality.
Cat Watson
Wifey to 'Caps player, Matt Watson. Mommy to Evelyn and Theo. Cook, maid and laundry lady to the aforementioned parties. Oh, and I take pictures. And blog. (www.catwatson.com.)


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Proxy-o-Matic lets you create dynamic proxies fast and in an homogeneous way
Contribution Overview
Proxy-o-Matic lets you create dynamic proxies fast and in an homogeneous way. Groovy has the option to create proxy implementations of interfaces, abstract classes and even concrete classes based on closures and maps. You can see them as a poor man's version of anonymous inner classes, but they are not an exact replacement as you can't qualify method calls with this nor super.
Proxies created with Proxy-o-Matic also suffer from the this/super problem but they add a couple of features that the standard proxy creation mechanism doesn't offer:
- ability to define overloaded methods
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- ability to proxy more than 1 interface at a time
- ability to proxy from Expandos as well
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Just drop proxyomatic-<version>.jar into $GROOVY_HOME/lib or ~/.groovy/lib and your done.
Have the latest stable version of Groovy installed, that's all baby!
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Recycled and collected water is a valuable resource, and many self-serve carwash owners are missing out.
While the calendar year may be different, it seems that the grim reports on water usage have stayed the same. In the U.S., though it is still a few weeks until summer, water shortages and usage restrictions have begun to pop up across the nation. In some areas, the lingering results of last summer's damaging droughts are to blame. In others, a severe lack of winter snowfall is the culprit.
Ask almost anyone in the water industry what the resource's future holds, and you will frequently hear the same refrain. The infrastructure is old and insufficient. As the population grows, the fresh water sources are shrinking. And, as water wars between certain states and urban areas have intensified, it has become clear that clean, potable water is now a precious commodity.
Reading through carwash news stories, it is plain to see that this industry will not be immune to any upcoming changes. Many municipalities have recognized the conservation efforts made by a number of wash owners. Yet some legislative bodies will still seek to change industry practices through new laws, restrictions and selective zoning.
Before these laws hit the books, carwash owners can prepare their businesses by utilizing water reclaim systems. Specifically in the self-serve market, these systems offer the owner the opportunity to recycle all wash water. But, that's not their only use. These systems can reclaim and clean rain water gathered from roofs and parking lots as well.
Self-serve reclaim
When recycling water for carwashes, there are two options available to an owner or operator, Steve Suchanek, owner of Water Reclaim Factory, said. The first, partial reclaim, captures and recycles water from the wash phases only; rinse water is not collected. The other choice, total reclaim systems, is ideal for self-serve locations because both wash water and rinse water are reclaimed and cleaned.
By recycling wash water, reclaim systems reduce overall fresh water usage, according to Gary Hirsh with New Wave Industries. This reclaim water can then be effectively reused in all high-pressure applications. Here, the reduction in the use of fresh water would also lead to "significant savings."
With a functional reclaim system, Suchanek explained that reclaimed water can commonly be used right up until the final rinse. The system provides a carwash with crystal clear water that is often cleaner than tap water.
"The only thing different between tap water and the reclaim water is that it's higher in total dissolved solids (TDS), which means it's going to have a bigger spot, a more noticeable spot when it dries," Suchanek said.
Even so, water spotting can be one of the biggest customer complaints a carwash owner can face. Suchanek noted that spotting should not be a problem if a carwash has a dryer system or a "good blast" of reverse osmosis rinse water available.
Cleaning the water
When it comes to cleaning the reclaimed water, some systems use large filters, reverse osmosis filtration and sand filters. Suchanek said that when he started learning about water recycling technology he decided to instead address the contaminants found in the water. A reclaim system has to be prepared to deal with these problems, mainly through the development of a unique filter that will remove problem contents.
A list of common chemicals found in reclaimed carwash water includes:
- Soaps;
- Detergents;
- Dirt;
- Grease;
- Oil;
- Road grime; and
- Brake dust.
One way to remove these items is to oxidize the dissolved solids. "I had to do a lot of oxidizing in order to bring things that were sort of dissolved in the water but were oxidizable," Suchanek revealed. "It would bring it out to a state where it could be filtered. Then, the filter had to be good enough to remove it from the water. It's not that easy, but you've got to figure out a way to do it," Suchanek said.
Hirsh described a water reclaim system that utilized "proprietary hydrocyclones." This system spins solids out of the reclaim water at 600 Gs. This process is totally physical, and it does not require disposable filters or ongoing chemical costs.
Other savings
It is easy to see how a reclaim system can save an operator money on the front end — every gallon an owner does not need to buy means a water savings on the gallon. But, it is a carwash's sewer cost reductions that can offer the biggest savings.
According to Suchanek, sewer and waste water charges are usually based on the amount of water a business buys. Sometimes, the sewer charges end up being as high as three or four times the cost of the water. By buying less water, an owner can avoid the significantly higher cost involved with getting rid of it.
Another area where cost savings may be possible is in chemical usage. Suchanek is experimenting with the TDS content of reclaimed water. When soaps and detergents are added to wash water the first time, there are certain things that cannot be taken out of the water afterwards. Because certain TDS remain, Suchanek is thinking that, perhaps, a wash may not have to use as much soap and detergents in the reclaimed water afterwards. "You could conceivably save on chemical costs," he said. "It might be minute, but it would be a savings."
Using a reclaim system may also allow a carwash to tap into other resources for water. Owners may be able to gather water from their roofs and filter it. Also, there are ways to gather reclaim water runoff from a carwash's black top or cement parking lot. Suchanek said he has heard of carwashes doing this quite a bit, and he said the practice is pretty common in areas of Wisconsin.
Another way a carwash could utilize a reclaim system to save money would be using excess reclaim water for tasks outside of the bays. Hirsh said that his company often sets up a carwash so it can use reclaimed water for irrigation. Instead of paying to irrigate plants with municipal water, businesses get government approval and use the reclaim water instead.
Suchanek agreed saying many washes use recycled water to water their lawns, trees and shrubs. In addition, the water can be used to clean different areas of the carwash. Businesses currently use the water to spray driveways, clean floors in attached oil change centers and wash their buildings.
Reclaimed water is fit for non-potable use, and Suchanek offered one bit of advice. If an outside spicket outputs reclaimed water, it must be clearly marked as only for non-potable uses.
When retrofitting an existing self-serve wash with a reclaim system, there are two options, Hirsh stated. The first would be a wash that has an existing underground tank or is interested in installing an underground tank. The second option would be a wash that wants to install an above-ground tank. Other than these tanks, the system has a relatively small footprint.
Suchanek said the first step is an owner positioning the reclaim unit where he or she wants it. Next, a pipe must be run to the dirty water collection tank. After the water is pulled from there and run through the system, it is put into a holding tank. From the holding tank, it is run back into the wash's water system. "It's quite simple, and it takes less than a day to install," Suchanek noted.
Once installed, do self-serve carwashes offer any unique challenges for water reclaim systems? "I would say that the biggest challenge with self-serve always is somebody inadvertently or purposefully putting something down those drains that should not be put down those drains. That is definitely always an issue with self-serve," Hirsh said. If this occurred, it would require an operator to pump out the water tanks, clean the tanks and start over fresh.
Common misconceptions
Water reclaim systems have long been hounded by industry misconceptions. Hirsh offered two examples of common misnomers about the systems. First, many owners mistakenly think that reclaim systems are "very labor intensive." Second, there is the false impression that many reclaim systems have unchecked odor problems.
Suchanek said water reclaim's biggest public relations battles are odor problems as well as expenses. Also, some early reclaim systems that were less-than functional may have tarnished the reputation of water recycling for systems that actually offered results. Because of problems with some early systems, many owners today are vigilant when it comes to their results with reclaim. Due to this, Suchanek said he often spends more time educating potential customers than he does actually selling the product.
The final misconception Suchanek cited was that reclaim water was unsuitable for any rinsing. Many years ago, he installed reclaim systems that allowed a number of units to operate with no sewer connection. These washes would not use the reclaimed water for rinsing, so they ended up with a large amount of excess reclaim water from the wash process.
Looking forward
Suchanek feels that, with the growing water problems, water reclaim systems will be very important moving forward. "This is going to be a big market in the near future. The natural resource of fresh water is becoming less and less because of pollution and droughts and lack of rainfall and things of that nature," he said. As the world's water problems continue to rise, so too will the demand to cut down on fresh water usage.


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With the U.S. government expected to hit its borrowing limit in early October, Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX), Chairman of the Joint Economic Committee, today called upon President Barack Obama and Congressional Democrats to the "come to the negotiating table" and "find a bi-partisan solution that puts Washington on a responsible fiscal path."
"Over the weekend the President stressed the importance of having the nation pay its bills and demonstrate its credit-worthiness to the world. I agree with those sentiments. But he also repeated that he has no intention to negotiate with Congress over the size of the federal budget and how much he intends to borrow to sustain it."
"If, as many anticipate, the Federal Reserve tapers its purchases of long-term U.S. Treasuries and mortgage-backed bonds (known as 'quantitative easing') the pressure will be back on the President and Congress to get our country back on the road to 'regular order.'"
"Our country is enduring the weakest recovery since 1960. If the President seriously wants to see unemployed Americans get jobs, it is time he started doing his job. And one of the most important parts of the job of being President is sitting down with the people's elected representatives about the public's pressing business."
Brady said that he intended to urge his Democratic colleagues at today's JEC hearing to implore the President to negotiate with Congress. The Joint Economic Committee will be holding a hearing this afternoon at 2:30 p.m. in Hart SOB 216.


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Disney California Adventure Park
Paradise Pier
Preschoolers, Kids, Tweens, Teens, Adults, All Ages
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Get ready to be dazzled—there's a whole new World of Color at Disney California Adventure Park!
If you thought the popular nighttime spectacular was amazing before, just wait until you experience World of Color: Celebrate! The Wonderful World of Walt Disney—one of many all-new sights and sounds, courtesy of the Disneyland Resort Diamond Celebration.
Filled with never-before-seen surprises and dazzling special effects, and hosted by Neil Patrick Harris and the one-and-only Mickey Mouse, it's an unforgettable opportunity to follow along on Walt's incredible journey of imagination—from his earliest creations, to his very first visions for The Happiest Place on Earth, to today's Disney magic… and beyond!
Featuring soaring fountains, fire and laser effects, stirring music and towering screens that come to life with new and classic Disney animation, World of Color: Celebrate! reminds us all that if we never give up on our dreams, then anything is possible!
Please note: All entertainment and experiences are subject to change without notice.
World of Color is an outdoor, 28-minute nighttime spectacular show. This show features projected film clips on an immense water screen in Paradise Bay at Disney California Adventure Park.
As unforgettable scenes from family-favorite Disney and Disney•Pixar animated and live-action movies stream across the screen, you'll be inspired to reminisce about romances, look back at past friendships and relive remarkable adventures.
The World of Color show—the most impressive and fanciful nighttime extravaganza Disney has ever produced—is accompanied by momentous music, and also includes fantastic fire, fountain, fog and laser effects.
World of Color Is Big!
To create the approximately 19,000 square-foot projection screen, nearly 1,200 fountains shoot water 200 feet into the air. Watch as water dances and pyrotechnics explode!
Be wowed at how all the elements are woven into a kaleidoscope of imagination. Be awed as this sensational show sweeps and expands across the water at Paradise Bay.
And be carried away by the soaring soundtrack that spans decades of Disney movies—from classics to the most recent releases.
Exciting Updates and a New Show
On occasion, updates and changes are made to the World of Color show to include projected clips of popular characters from current movies.
Take the challenge as you wait for the show—the winner controls the lights on Mickey's Fun Wheel!
No app or download required to play!
Simple Set-Up
Let's Play!
Put on Your Blinking Caps
Use your Made with Magic items while you play Fun Wheel Challenge—and see what happens!
Additional Information
You must be in the World of Color viewing area to access the PierGames wireless network. Fun Wheel Challenge subject to change or cancellation without notice.
Get same-day World of Color tickets that reserve a preferred viewing spot in Paradise Park. Find out how.
What Is Disney FASTPASS Service?
Disney FASTPASS Service provides first-come, first-served tickets to same day World of Color shows and many other attractions at the Disneyland Resort.
Ticket Distribution
Tickets are available when the park opens at the Grizzly River Run Disney FASTPASS Service machines.
How to Get a Ticket
Insert your scanned theme park admission ticket into the machine to obtain your Disney FASTPASS ticket printed with World of Color showtime, viewing area and time you need to arrive at the viewing area.
At your designated arrival time, bring your Disney FASTPASS ticket with you to Paradise Park where Cast Members will direct you to the viewing area indicated on your ticket.
Advance Reservation Option
Disney FASTPASS Service distributes World of Color tickets for same-day viewing.
For an option that allows for advance (up to 60 days) reservations to see the show, book a World of Color Dining Package.
Book a World of Color Dining Package in advance, for an experience that includes a voucher to the show's preferred viewing area.
All reserved viewing areas for the 28-minute World of Color show are standing only. There are accommodations for Guests with disabilities.
Preferred Perspective in Paradise Park
The roped-off, reserved viewing areas are the preferred places to watch World of Color.
With large, open terraces, these reserved viewing areas present a panoramic perspective, and provide the recommended vantage point to fully enjoy the show's special effects and movie clips projected on the water screen.
In order to enter the reserved viewing areas, Guests must present one of the following:
World of Color Dining Packages
With a World of Color Dining Package, enjoy a 3-course, prix fixe menu at one of the participating Disneyland Resort restaurants—plus, receive one World of Color voucher (presented at the completion of the meal) with each package purchased.
Your voucher lists the location of your viewing area, the time you should be at your viewing location and the performance time.
Please ask your server if you need directions from the restaurant to the reserved World of Color viewing area.
Viewing Area Sections
The reserved viewing areas are divided into sections labeled by signs. Signs may include the name of the dining package restaurant or indicate the Disney FASTPASS section.
Guests with Disabilities
For Guests with mobility disabilities, there are designated wheelchair accessible locations in each viewing area.
For Guests with hearing disabilities, Disney's Handheld Devices, which provides assistive listening, can be used within the World of Color viewing area. Obtain a receiver (deposit required) at the Guest Relations Lobby inside Disney California Adventure Park.
Paradise Pier is packed with fun for the whole family—find out what to do before the show, and note some attractions close for the show.
Paradise Pier
Before the show begins, take a leisurely stroll along the newly enhanced Paradise Pier. Journey under the sea on The Little Mermaid ~ Ariel's Undersea Adventure, go for a high-flying spin on the Silly Symphony Swings and compete for high scores at the fast-paced 4-D midway-style game, Toy Story Mania!
Or simply sit back and relax at Paradise Pier. On warm days, kids can cool off in the park's wet play area, but please keep in mind, shoes are required.
Attraction Closures for the Show
Please note some Paradise Pier attractions will close prior to World of Color in order to offer Guests the best possible viewing experience.
Attractions closing for the show include:
Attraction availability subject to change. Some Paradise Pier food and merchandise locations may also close.
Get answers to select questions about the viewing area, Disney FASTPASS Service and Disney California Adventure Park.
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The Mann Center's Frances Marlin Mann Awards for Leadership and Character are given annually to outstanding student leaders from across the University. Honorees are selected for their consistent leadership and strong character, based on attributes such as humility, courage, self-control, and justice. More information is available here.
Samford University awards the Mann Medal to nationally or internationally known leaders whose efforts have made significant contributions to ethics in society. More information on the medal, including the nominating process and criteria, can be found here.
The center is developing a four-year honors initiative that will prepare students to be leaders and agents of change in diverse institutional, professional, and societal contexts. The program is in the final stages of the approval process, with the first cohort of students expected in Fall 2014. Learn more.
The center has provided assessment services to the University Fellows honors program, using research methods to gauge the moral development and ethical competencies of Fellows and a control group of other Samford students. Assessment rubrics and instruments can be customized for any academic area.
The center also works with faculty to enhance the integration of ethics across the university curriculum so that every Samford student develops competencies in ethical recognition, analysis, and action. To this end, center faculty and staff work with individual members of faculty and lead class sessions in courses across the university, introducing course content through lectures, simulations, and decision exercises. Learn more.


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Good Manufacturing PracticesAt Enzymatic Therapy, they've been following the FDA's Pharmaceutical Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs) for years. In fact, they're the industry's first and only company to be an FDA-registered drug manufacturing facility, and an organic certified processing facility.Demanding more from supplement companies is a good thing, but they ve been taking it further for a long time. After all, Pharmaceutical GMPs are the toughest around. That means they have Food and Dietary Supplement GMPs covered - and then some. Tougher standards are nothing new for us - they're just part of our mission to bring you the world finest supplements to let you know what better feels like, everyday.
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ABC has decided not to order any more episodes of Back in the Game, their Wednesday night sitcom. The network initially ordered 13 episodes and filming was completed yesterday.
Co-creator Robb Cullen broke the news about the cancellation on Twitter. He wrote, "So, ABC has decided NOT 2 move forward w @BackInTheGameTV 2 all of u fangles and friends, I can't begin 2 thank u for all of ur support." He later indicated that the remaining seven unaired installments are expected to be broadcast.
Airing out of The Middle, Back in the Game follows a single mother (Maggie Lawson) and her son (Griffin Gluck) who move in with her gruff father (James Caan). Despite having no experience, the boy desperately wants to play baseball so his mom, a former All Star, gets roped into coaching a new team of misfits. Others in the cast are Lenora Crichlow, Ben Koldyke, Kennedy Waite, J.J. Totah, Cooper Roth, and Brandon Salgado.
The sitcom debuted in late September to a 2.2 rating in the 18-49 demographic with 8.01 million viewers. Unfortunately, the numbers have been dwindling downward since then.
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Look for clues with Blue, weekdays on Nick Jr.
If you're curious about where slippers sleep (and who isn't?), click the arrows at the end of each page to turn to the next. As each page turns, a new question such as "Do they sleep beside my sneakers?" is asked, inducing a little soporific humor to your bedtime ritual. The words to the story appear on the screen as the narrator reads.
Parent Tip: Point to simpler words, such as "bed" and "sleep" as they appear on the screen to develop word recognition.
Hop aboard the train and uncover clues in all three cities!
Can your little ghost tracker help find Blue's ghost friends in the old house?
It's Doodle time! Can you help Blue guess what Doodle is drawing?
Coloring without crayons? You betcha.
What will Blue and Magenta wear? Kids decide!
Blue can't wait to see what the new puppy will look like!
Whoa, it's Joe! And he is on a journey to the Blue's Clues house!
Come on down to Blue's Room for games galore with all Blue's friends
Woop Dee Doo! Come on and dance the Blue!
Polka Dot is blowing bubble letters that will form a word. Pop, pop!
Learn more about Blue!
It's her party and she'll dress how she wants to.
Play matchmaker! Help Blue find the pairs of cards that match.
Kids skidoo and play the music pattern with Blue!
Is there a doctor in Blue's house?
Can you imagine what's in the box for Steve?
Play a reading game with Blue where she teaches words to you!
"I'm not tired!" Sound familiar? That's what a bird on a hill kept saying.
Help Blue find her baby brother!
Help your little sweetheart direct this cute play.
Kids learn manners and colors while trying to make Dora's friend dance
This is serious! A baby triceratops needs your help.
Orange you glad it's not a monster?
Diego's Field Journal is filled with fascinating facts about animals.
Who doesn't like a fairytale fiesta at a castle? A mean witch, that's who!
Want Sandra Bernhard to read you a story?
Whoopi's reading a story? Whoo-pee!
Wish upon a star that has wishes of her own.
Can you imagine what's in the box for Steve?
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Date: Saturday, July 27, 2013
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Maldives has been ranked the 4th place in the BEST IN TRAVEL POLL 2012, voted by readers of SmartTravelAsia.com, the only dedicated travel magazine for Asia which has consistently high search engine rankings. This is a worldwide poll with SmartAsiaTravel.com's frequent traveler readers voting from Europe, USA, and Asia, where voting was from May to July this year.
Smart Travel Asia Magazine is an online magazine platform working on natural rank for searches like "Best Maldives resorts" and "Maldives resorts review" with a reach of over 1,000,000 high-end travelers.
"Readers come to us to seek independent trusted editorial recommendations" says Vijay Verghese, Editor of Smart Travel Asia. Vijay further added that they are also working to build powerful online brand visibility and demand for NTOs like Incredible India, Tourism Authority of Thailand and and also premium hotel brands like Conrad Maldives and Bulgari Bali etc.
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In attics and garages, underneath beds, piled in corners or just closeted away, our heritage is slowly but surely disintegrating. Based on an NET Television program featuring professionals from the Nebraska State Historical Society's Gerald R. Ford Conservation Center and the State Library Commission, this site provides practical and effective methods to help ensure that artifacts, photographs, and documents will survive into the future. This segment focuses on preserving Native American artifacts.
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Tongzhang Zheng DSc
Susan Dwight Bliss Professor (Adjunct) of Epidemiology (Environmental Health)
Biographical Info
Tongzhang Zheng is the Susan Dwight Bliss Professor of Epidemiology. He also holds Adjunct Professor positions at Lanzhou University in China, Dundee University in Great Britain and the Huazhong Science and Technology University in China. He is a Senior Research Scientist with the International Prevention Research Institute in Lyon, France. He was the Chairman (or Head) for the Department of Environmental Health Sciences, and was a Senior Advisor to the WHO's International Agency for Research on Cancer. Dr. Zheng currently directs two NIH Fogarty training programs at Yale in partnership with the Chinese Institute of National Environmental Health Sciences and China's National Cancer Center to train Chinese scientists in environmental health, environmental epidemiology, biostatistics, cancer epidemiology and genetics.
Dr. Zheng earned a Sc.D. in epidemiology from Harvard University, with minors in environmental health sciences and biostatistics, and a medical degree from the Tongji Medical School, Huazhong University of Science and Technology. Dr. Zheng has authored or co-authored over 300 articles/book chapters and co-edited the textbook, Epidemiology and Biostatistics. He has served on several committees for the National Academy of Sciences and the International Agency for Research on Cancer (WHO), including the Committees to Review the Worker and Public Health Activities Program Administered by the Department of Energy and the Department of Health and Human Services; the Expert Panel on Persian Gulf War and Health; the Human Health Effects from Chernobyl Radiation Exposure; Circadian Disruption and Human Health; and the Hair Dye Exposure and Human Cancer Risk. He has also served on several editorial boards including the European Journal of Cancer, Journal of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, International Journal of Molecular Epidemiology and Genetics, Journal of Environmental and Public Health, and Journal of Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention.
Zheng is the principal investigator for several epidemiological studies in the United States, including epidemiological studies of breast cancer, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, Hodgkin's disease, multiple myeloma and testis cancer. He has conducted or collaborated various epidemiological studies in China including epidemiological studies of breast cancer; liver cancer; lung cancer; asthma; air pollution and adverse birth outcomes; He is currently building three large cohort studies by collaborating with the scientists from China National Cancer Center and several universities in China (including Jingchuan Metal Exposure Cohort Study; A Cohort Study in Kailuan Coal Industry; and A Birth Cohort Study of Prenatal Exposure and Children's Health); stove intervention and respiratory diseases; air pollution intervention during Beijing Olympics and human health; prenatal exposure to metals, organochlorines and PAHs and low birth weights; and an experimental study of prenatal exposure to circadian disruption and development in rats.
International Activity
- International Lymphoma Epidemiology Consortium (InterLymph)
Switzerland; Sweden; Spain; Singapore; Norway; New Zealand; Netherlands; Italy; Germany; France(2013)
The goal of the InterLymph is to enhance collaboration among epidemiologists studying lymphoma, provide a forum for the exchange of research ideas, and create a framework for collaborating on analyses that pool data from multiple lymphoma studies. The countries involved include Australia, Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United States.
- A Cohort Study in Kailuan Coal Industry
This study includes 30,000 coal miners as exposed cohort and 100,000 nonexposed workers of the industry as internal controls. 60,000 study subjects have completed baseline interviews and donated blood samples. The study will follow-up the study subjects every two years.
- The Asia Cohort Consortium (ACC)
The consortium seeks to understand the relationship between genetics, environmental exposures, and the etiology of disease through the establishment of a cohort, or population laboratory, of at least 1 million healthy people around the world who will be followed over time to various disease endpoints, including cancer.
- A Birth Cohort Study of Prenatal Exposure and Children's Health,
We are building a birth cohort study by collaborating with several Chinese universities and women and children's hospitals to test the "fetal origin" hypothesis for human diseases. So far, a total of 27,000 mother-infant pairs have been recruited, maternal blood, cord blood, and placental samples have been collected. The prospective cohort study will follow up the participants to monitor children's diseases, pubertal development and long-term health impacts.
- International Head and Neck Cancer Epidemiology (INHANCE) consortium (http://inhance.iarc.fr)
China; France(2011)
INHANCE consortium was established in 2004 to study the etiology of head and neck cancer by pooling individual subject data from its member epidemiologic studies. INHANCE includes over 35 studies, which, when taken collectively, provide questionnaire data on over 25,000 cases and over 35,000 controls. The consortium combined questionnaire data into a centralized database with standardization to allow for pooled analyses.
- Jingchuan Metal Exposure Cohort Study
This study involves 50,000 workers exposed to nickel, copper, cobalt and zinc. All of the subjects have been interviewed and donated blood samples. The study will follow-up the subjects every two years by interviewing and collecting blood samples.
- Research Training for Study of Air Pollution Control in China
Beijing, China(2011)
China's extraordinary, rapid economic development has brought severe environmental deterioration which can have major global impacts through emissions of greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change and through large scale transport of pollution. The primary goal of this program is to build a center of excellence in research and teaching in environmental health sciences within the Chinese National Institute of Environmental Health and Related Product Safety (IEHS), which is mandated by the central government to be responsible for China's environmental health and monitoring. The program is (1) training scientists urgently needed in the IEHS to develop appropriate strategies to better understand and more effectively respond to the emerging threat from the vast environmental pollution and deterioration in China and (2) building an infrastructure that will allow IEHS to function as a national center for teaching and research in environmental health sciences. The training will emphasize principles and methods in six major areas: environmental health, environmental epidemiology and molecular epidemiology, risk assessment, intervention trials and biostatistics.
- Research Training for Cancer Epidemiology & Biostatistics in China
Beijing, China(2011)
Following the rapid economic development and the severe environmental deterioration during the past three decades, human cancer risk has been increasing rapidly in China. Cancer now is the number one killer in China. The primary goal of this program is to build a center of excellence in research and teaching in cancer studies within the Cancer Institute, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences (CI-CAMS, the designated China National Cancer Center), which is mandated by the central government to be responsible for China's cancer prevention and control. The program is (1) training scientists urgently needed in the CI-CAMS to develop appropriate strategies to better understand and more effectively respond to the emerging threat from the increasing cancer burden in China (2) building an infrastructure that will allow CI-CAMS to function as a national center for teaching and research in cancer-related studies and (3) strengthening China's National Cancer Registration Office to function as a national center of excellence for coordinating and monitoring China's cancer registration.
- Sexual Maturation in Chinese Girls
China(2008 - 2009)
This study investigates the current status of age at puberty and menarche among school girls aged 8-14 and tries to identify the factors affecting age at puberty and menarche.
- The Northeastern Breast Cancer Research Consortium
United States(1994 - 2000)
A US consortium to study the etiology of breast cancer, particularly the risk linked to organochlorines.
Education & Training
- D.Sc.
- Harvard University (1990)
Honors & Recognition
- Honorary M.A., Yale University


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GARETH DUNCAN reports on the Springbok Sevens' inconsistent performances on day one at the Wellington Sevens.
The Blitzboks will have to thank Canada for their place in the Cup section. After their 31-5 win over the latter, they suffered a 14-12 loss to France in their second group match. All France had to do to confirm their Cup spot ahead of South Africa was to beat the lowly North Americans.
A French victory was expected against Canada, who also lost 38-0 against Fiji. However, Canada upset France with an 19-14 win, handing the Blitzboks a Cup play-off lifeline. South Africa followed with a draw against Fiji, confirming second place behind the Pacific Islanders in Pool D. But it was a match South Africa should have won.
Fiji were far the better team in the first stanza and rightfully took the lead after speedster Seremaia Burotu ran in the corner for the first try of the game. In reply, the Blitzboks couldn't build any momentum on attack because of poor passing and handling while their defence was easily penetrated. South Africa were lucky to be trailing 7-0 at the break.
In the second half, the Blitzboks produced an improved performance. They camped inside Fiji's red zone for most parts of the half but could only score one try through Branco du Preez to level matters.
Bernado Botha had the opportunity to dive over for the match-winning try, but he lost the ball forward over the line. South Africa were then awarded an injury-time penalty in a kickable position to clinch the match, but they went for the try and failed.
The Blitzboks will now face Australia in the Cup quarter-final on day two. In the other Cup play-offs, England face Argentina, Fiji play Samoa and New Zealand take on Wales.
Blitzboks results (Day 1):
South Africa 31 Canada 5
South Africa 12 France 14
South Africa 7 Fiji 7
Blitzbok fixtures (Day 2):
South Africa vs Australia (04:17 k/o)
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On the southern edge of Japan, the inhabitants of Southern Cross Island lead seemingly normal lives - but far beneath the surface of this quiet island lies an ancient secret that lays dormant until Takuto Tsunashi washes ashore one night...
Upon enrolling at Southern Cross Island High School, Takuto and his friends become embroiled in a conflict with a clandestine society to control giant machines, called Cybodies, sealed under the island whose powers are bound by special shrine maidens. What secrets will Takuto dig up, and how will he deal with the obstacles that lie ahead of him? This struggle will threaten to tear apart the entire island!
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Middle Childhood Education - B.S.E.
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|The Middle Childhood teaching license is designed for grades 4-9. Students choose two concentration areas from reading and language arts, mathematics, science, and social studies. Upon completion of all program requirements, students are eligible for licensure in the selected subject areas, plus reading. In addition to content coursework and a substantial amount of field experiences, the program includes intensive pedagogy courses that prepare students to understand the unique social, physical, cognitive, and emotional needs of the young adolescent; these courses are taken as a cohort. Student teaching occurs during the final semester of the program.
The Ohio Department of Education has defined the Middle Childhood teaching license for grades four through nine. Students who choose this major will be required to select two concentration areas from reading and language arts, mathematics, science and social studies. Upon completion, they will be licensed to teach in those two subject areas.
While it is possible to complete the B.S.E. in middle childhood education in four years by taking 16-18 credits each semester, it is more probable that 4.5 years will be needed for certain combinations of concentrations.
Mathematics Concentration - The content coursework in the mathematics concentration includes classes in algebra, trigonometry, calculus, geometry and statistics.
Reading/Language Arts Concentration - The content coursework in the reading/language arts concentration includes classes in communication, grammar, literature, reading and writing.
Science Concentration - The content area coursework in the science concentration includes diverse classes in chemistry, biology, geology, and physics.
Social Studies Concentration - The content area coursework in the social studies concentration includes diverse classes in economics, history, political science, geography, and anthropology.
|Preschool, kindergarten, elementary school, middle school, and secondary school teachers, except special education, held about 4.0 million jobs in 2006. Of the teachers in those jobs, about 1.5 million are elementary school teachers, 1.1 million are secondary school teachers, 674,000 are middle school teachers, 437,000 are preschool teachers, and 170,000 are kindergarten teachers. The vast majority work in elementary and secondary schools. Preschool teachers, except special education, are most often employed in child daycare services (59 percent), public and private educational services (16 percent), and religious organizations (15 percent). Employment of teachers is geographically distributed much the same as the population.
(Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics)
|Students admitted to the College of Education, Health, and Human Services as freshmen must have been fully admitted to the university. Admission to the college does not guarantee admission to a major and/or admission to professional coursework for a selective admission program. To be admitted directly into a teacher education program and Community Health, it is required that new freshmen have a 2.75 high school GPA and 16 units of college preparatory curriculum or a 21 ACT or 980 SAT score. Students who do not meet the GPA requirements of their intended major may enroll as pre-majors for selected programs or EHHS General until which time they have the required 2.75 GPA.
Students seeking admission to this program must meet all professional requirements for admission to advanced study. To be admitted to the program, students must display evidence of adequate communication skills; sound content area knowledge (language arts, mathematics, science or social studies); a basic understanding of the teaching profession; a basic understanding of adolescents; and dispositions aligned with the conceptual framework of the College of Education, Health, and Human Services, including being open-minded, flexible, caring and responsible. Faculty will select the most qualified applicants based on an interview; letters of recommendation; GPA; Praxis I scores; and performance in English and communication studies coursework. Applicants to the ADED program must have experience working with young adults in a supervisory capacity, such as tutoring, camp counseling, volunteer work or related experience. Students should contact the College of Education, Health, and Human Services' Vacca Office of Student Services, 304 White Hall, during the first year of study to inquire about the procedures and criteria associated with admission to the adolescence/young adult education program.
|Minimum 128 credit hours. Minimum 2.75 cumulative GPA. A minimum grade of C (2.0) grade is required in some courses; view the program requirements to see specific courses.
Required for Ohio Licensure: Must pass Praxis II "Principles of Learning and Teaching, Grades 5-9" and Praxis II specialty tests "Middle Childhood Language Arts (passing score 156) and "middle childhood Mathematics" (passing score 143).
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