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CORPUS CHRISTI - Dog owners with ideas on what makes a good pooch park can share them with parks department representatives Monday night.
The city's Parks & Recreation Department is in the early stages of planning for the city's first dog park and wants residents' help in deciding where such a park should be, as well as the amenities and how to fund it.
"We'll take notes on the recommendations, the pros and cons," said Billy Delgado, superintendent of parks and special projects. Parks department staff also will be on hand to answer questions.
Dogs are allowed into city parks but must be on leashes.
Dog parks can be as simple as a fenced-in area or more extravagant with games, equipment that works a dog's agility or dog-themed art and statues.
Robert Armistead, assistant director of the Parks & Recreation Department, estimates a park could cost $25,000 to $70,000. Within six months, he hopes to know what funding is available and identify a good location, which likely will be on land already owned by the city.
Opening a park would be later, depending on how long it takes to get and install equipment, fencing or infrastructure. Creating a dog park was added the department's recently revised top 10 priorities list, which is up for approval by the City Council this week.
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Orange, CA - On Friday, September 15, Thompson Boxing Promotions will feature what will be another sold out event. This will the last show from Omega Products International in the city of Corona, CA, and the last of Thompson's "Path to Glory Summer Series." The high-octane event will feature the explosive talent of two South American warriors, the experience of valiant boxers, and the speed of flashy youngsters..
In the main event, Fernando Zuñiga (23-8, 18 KOs) from Esmeraldas, Ecuador, fighting out of Downey, CA, will face Darnell Boone (10-6-2, 4 KOs), from Youngstown, OH, in an eight-round middleweight clash.
Zuñiga is an unorthodox brawler who faced opponents such as William Joppy, Thomas Tate, and Sam Soliman and wants to get back into the limelight with a victory next Friday. The Ecuadorian is a consummate showman that has only being knocked out once by powerful David Lopez. Boone, on the other hand, is a rough customer who went the distance and even knocked down Olympian Andre Ward. He also beat James Countryman and Ronald Johnson who were undefeated before the faced Boone.
The under card will feature Colombian powerhouse Yohny Perez (5-0, 4 KOs) against human windmill Larry Olvera (6-6-2, 4 KOs) in an eight round bantamweight bout. Also, Benjie Garcia (10-7-3, 1 KO) from San Diego, will battle Jesus Valadez (4-5) from Los Angeles, in what could be a six round slugfest in the super flyweight division.
Also on the card, highly regarded California prospect Anthony Salcido (9-0-1, 6 KOs) from San Diego, will test the super featherweight division in a six round fight. The Ñformer lightweight has been training in Mexico with legendary champion Marco Antonio Barrera. An opponent will be announced shortly. Finally, featherweights Hector Roman (1-1), from Los Angeles, will face Osvaldo Medina, from La Habra, will be making his pro debut.
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One gay rights advocate said that even before the NBC interview, Biden had been hinting that his personal views of gay marriage may have evolved more quickly than the president's.
The advocate described a private meeting Biden had with about 30 gay and lesbian supporters in Los Angeles earlier this spring. When the vice president was asked about his personal views of gay marriage, the advocate said Biden told supporters that when his views differ from the president's, he often has to keep his opinions to himself.
This person spoke on condition of anonymity because participants at the meeting agreed not to discuss publicly what was said at the private gathering.
Biden did mention the Los Angeles event in his interview Sunday. He said that after meeting the children of the gay couple hosting the event, he told them he wished "every American could see the look of love those kids has in their eyes for you guys. And they wouldn't have any doubt about what this is about."
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The students had stopped to take photographs on the edge of the Beas river in Himachal Pradesh when water released from a dam washed them downstream, transport minister G.S Bali said.
Rescue workers using torches in the dark were attempting to find the students in the picturesque Kullu Valley, some 200 kilometres (130 miles) north of the state capital Shimla, the minister said.
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The Bell County Cooperative Extension Service along with Mainstreet Pineville will sponsor their annual Appalachian Craft Fair on Sept. 11 around the Bell County Courthouse in downtown Pineville.
Local crafters and entertainment will be on the square demonstrating their skills and talents. Come out to see the wood carvers, wood turners, knitting, crocheting, quilters, ceramics, drawing and much more.
A soup bean or hot dog dinner will be available for $6 and will include soup beans, cornbread, cole slaw, dessert and drink; or hot dog, cole slaw, dessert and drink.
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As part of speeding up the pending maintenance work of streetlights, the Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB) convened a review meeting here on Wednesday. The city Corporation will grant Rs.25 lakh to the Electricity Department shortly for the purpose.
Councillors aligned to the ruling party alleged that the protest now being staged by the Opposition in the name of dysfunctional streetlights was a farce and meant to make political gains. The city Corporation had taken all the necessary steps to ensure the timely maintenance of the lights, they said.
According to them, it was a ruling from the State government that local self-government institutions should find their own funds for the maintenance of streetlights that created confusion. It was quite an unfeasible move on the part of the government as no local self-government institutions were equipped to do so, they said.
The councillors also said that the city Corporation was, however, taking a pro-active step to tackle the crisis and deciding to remit the required sum to the KSEB to do the maintenance. The KSEB would take up the work for the next six months, they said.
In a communication issued here on Wednesday, the councillors said the maintenance work would begin in all locations in two days.
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Pune: Maharashtra's maternal mortality rate (MMR), the state health officials claim, will drop to a record low by the year-end. Better health care facilities in government hospitals and provision of post-delivery care by the government being major reasons for the improvement.
In 2009, the maternal mortality rate of the state stood at 104 deaths per lakh deliveries, following which the state family welfare bureau started implementing the Janani Suraksha Yojana. The free service for pre and post delivery, they claim, worked wonders and reduced the maternal mortality rate to 87 per lakh deliveries in barely three years bringing Maharashtra to the second position after Kerala. While the state family welfare bureau officials say the MMR rate has dropped below 80, they expect the state will have the least maternal mortality rates by the end of this year.
"The Janani Suraksha Yojana is the major reason for reduction in maternal mortality rates from 104 per lakh to 87 per lakh. While the MMR rate has reduced to below 80, attempts are being made to see if we can even better Kerala's score," said Dr Sudhakar Kokane, assistant director of health services, State Family Welfare Bureau.
This year, approximately 96 per cent deliveries have been institutional, i.e., in hospitals with proper medical attention. In government hospitals, women are provided with nutritious food, supplements and medicines to avoid any post-delivery complications. "We have achieved a 50 per cent distribution of deliveries in private and public hospitals throughout the state," added Kokane.
The major reasons for increased MMR is improper medical services, deliveries at home and poor post-delivery health care for women. The rural and low-income class sees high number of maternal deaths for lack of medical services.
"For the low-income group, there are centres throughout the state for free vaccinations during pregnancy, medical check ups every 3 months and post-pregnancy check ups," said Kokane.
The state family welfare bureau has started propagating the necessary precautions to be taken during and after pregnancy by arranging awareness programmes, advertisements through media channels and workshops.
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While the state MMR stands at 80 deaths per lakh deliveries, the city family welfare bureau officials claim that they have made leaps of progress.
Current figure for MMR stands at 30 deaths per lakh deliveries between April 2013 and March 2014. The city's health department has stressed on improvement in post-delivery care by providing medical assistance and appropriate nutrition to the mother. "We have introduced better pre and post facilities in the public hospitals with minimum costs. Deliveries in government hospitals have increased from 18,674 in 2013 to 21,474 in 2014 and the rate of mortality has decreased," said Anjali Sabne, deputy health officer of the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC).


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Inflation is a hidden tax, an insidious crime against the public. It is the easiest way for any government to confiscate the savings of the public and for generations, wealth has been transferred in this manner.
Remember, money is supposed to be a store of value, however due to reckless central bank-sponsored inflation, it can no longer fulfill this critical role. Unfortunately, nobody questions the inexplicable loss of the purchasing power of their savings, thus, central banks get away with financial murder.
Inflation distorts the economy, it brings great harm to the public and it encourages speculation and mindless risk-taking. In fact, inflation acts as a poison for retired people since they are no longer able to earn more money in order to maintain their standard of living. So, thanks to inflation, most senior citizens are unable to enjoy the fruits of their labor.
Before we delve further, we want to make it absolutely clear that inflation is defined as the increase in the quantity of money and debt within an economy. And contrary to what the governments want you to believe, inflation is certainly not an increase in the general price level within an economy. Instead, an increase in the general price level within an economy is a consequence of inflation. Allow us to explain this subtle yet critical difference:
For the sake of simplicity, let us assume that America's money-supply is US$100 and this is the amount available to buy the five oranges its economy produces. Common-sense dictates that under this situation, each orange will cost US$20. Now, let us introduce a banking-cartel called the Federal Reserve, which is able to extend credit (via its debt-based fractional reserve banking system); thereby inflating the supply of money within America to US$1,000. Under this scenario, with a 10-fold increase in money available to purchase the same amount of produce, each of the five oranges will now cost a whopping US$200! An orange is still an orange; it does not change. What changes is the purchasing power of the paper money that is used to buy that orange.
Hopefully, you can see from the above-simplified example, how an inflation in the supply of money and debt causes prices to increase within an economy.
Furthermore, in its attempt to manipulate the masses, the establishment does everything in its power to suppress the official 'inflation barometer'. Governments achieve this goal by shamelessly doctoring their Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Producer Price Index (PPI) calculations via various seasonal and hedonistic adjustments. The chart below highlights the discrepancy between the CPI-U published by America's Bureau of Labor Statistics and the SGS Alternate CPI, which is calculated by Shadow Government Statistics using the old methodology. As you can see, over the past 20 years, prices have been rising much faster than the officials would have you believe.
Let there be no doubt, inflation is a total disaster and our world will be a better place without this reckless money-creation. Contrary to official dogma, our world experienced tremendous progress during the 19th century, and there was no inflation during that period. The chart below shows the changes in America's Consumer Price Index (CPI) over the past two centuries. As you will observe, the CPI fell for most of the 19th century as the purchasing power of the American currency rose. However, since the formation of the Federal Reserve in 1913, the CPI has exploded causing the purchasing power of the US dollar to spiral downwards.
Given the fiat-based monetary system and banks' vested interest in expanding credit, we have no doubt that most nations will experience very high inflation over the coming decade. Accordingly, we suggest that long-term investors protect their purchasing power by allocating capital to precious metals, commodity producers and fast-growing businesses in the developing world.
Puru Saxena is the founder of Puru Saxena Wealth Management, his Hong Kong based firm which manages investment portfolios for individuals and corporate clients. He is a highly showcased investment manager and a regular guest on CNN, BBC World, CNBC, Bloomberg, NDTV and various radio programs.
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Great article! We have a "stealth" tax imposed by those that control the currency. The chart showing CPI and the creature from 1913 says it all. Time for answers and time for the US Congress to do it's job.
"Time for answers and time for the US Congress to do it's job."
Yea, like that is ever going to happen……good luck!
The first thing you have to do is get their attention. This voting season, not one sitting member in congress will get my vote, including from my own state. I will do my part and fire every one of them. How many times of them being replaced do you think it will take before they start working for us instead of their own wallets? We The People.
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We're used to hearing your typical New Year's resolutions. Work out more. Quit smoking. Read more HardballTalk. You know, that kind of thing.
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- yankeesfanlen - Jan 1, 2011 at 1:25 PM
It is a pity, the vagarities of an injury. Certainly would love to have him back at the Universe. As Beep-beep said at the time, it was always just a ground ball double play away from getting Wang out of a jam.
Why is he on a NL team anyway?
- pisano - Jan 1, 2011 at 1:46 PM
It is a pity, but the Yankees would have held on to him if the reports of his injury were of an 80 to 90 % comeback of his former effectiveness. It tells me he won't ever be close to what he was which was a ground ball machine. Good luck to him.
- uyf1950 - Jan 1, 2011 at 3:16 PM
Unless I'm mistaken I believe the Nationals were the only team willing to give him a guaranteed contract both last year and this coming year. I tend to agree with pisano, I don't think he has a lot left. Hopefully I'm wrong, because for a couple of years with the Yankees he was very, very good but that was a long time ago..
- phukyouk - Jan 1, 2011 at 7:53 PM
He WAS our Ace for about 2 yrs. for a Mil guaranteed the Yanks should have brought him back. i mean if they can flush away money on Iguana why not Wang?
- uyf1950 - Jan 1, 2011 at 8:43 PM
The Igawa deal was done before Wang got hurt, and you can bet your life that if the Yankees had it to do all over they never would do Igawa. Beside the Yankees gave Wang a shot at a come back in 2008 & 2009 specifically but it wasn't to be. While it's never pleasant the Yankees did the right thing in cutting him lose. The only way for the Yankees to have kept him in 2010 was to offer him arbitration, and based on his $5M salary in 2009 they would have been on the hook for about that same amount in arbitration even though they know he wasn't going to be available to pitch. They made the only decision they could have made and let him go.
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A 2-out 3-run shot off the Yankees when the Tigers are struggling. Some guys just know how to hit in the clutch.
It can be a contagious thing, so let's hope two or three guys for the REDS start doing it, and turn this horrific clutch-hitting team into just an average clutch-hitting team.


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MOCNYC.com's NBA Injury Watch: Oklahoma City Preps for the Playoffs Without Injured Russell Westbrook
This week on the MOCNYC.com´s NBA Injury Report, based on data from NBA.com, features the injury of Westbrook, who is out of the playoffs for the first time in his career.
New York City, NY (PRWEB) May 01, 2013
During the playoffs in the past week, we witnessed many turning points. The attention of Manhattan Orthopedic Care Team was captured by the injury of Russell Westbrook, the Oklahoma City Thunder point guard. Westbrook underwent surgery on Saturday after he tore the lateral meniscus in his right knee. At this point, it is unknown when he will be back in the game, although it is confirmed that he will miss the rest of the playoffs. His team hopes that his recovery will begin immediately and that he will join them on the court sooner than expected.
"The fighting spirit of Russell Westbrook urged him to play against the Rockets' Patrick Beverley who lunged for a steal near the sideline and caught Westbrook's right knee with his backside. A torn meniscus is quite a painful injury, disabling some movement. Arthroscopic surgery can be complex, depending on whether or not the meniscus is repaired with sutures" says Dr. Armin Tehrany, highly esteemed orthopedic surgeon.
The Thunder will certainly miss the 24 year old point guard who averaged 23.6 points per game and played an inspiring role in the offence. Westbrook has 32.8% usage rate, meaning that he had the third of Oklahoma's possession on the ball, which almost always ends up with him scoring.
"His presence on the team is crucial. It´s no surprise that without Westbrook, the team lost a game to Houston." concludes Dr. Tehrany.
Westbrook is not the only NBA superstar that will leave fans of the Playoffs desperate for entertainment and quality play. Manhattan Orthopedic Care has created an interactive NBA Injury Report, based on data from NBA.com, to help fans keep track on the injuries in their favorite teams. You can see the Infographic at the following link.
About Armin Tehrany, M.D.
Armin Tehrany, M.D., is a certified physician at Manhattan Orthopaedic Care. Although he specializes in minimally invasive treatment of the shoulder and knee, he treats all types of orthopedic conditions, including those of the upper extremity, lower extremity, and spine. Dr. Therani serves on the Board of Directors for the New York State Society of Orthopaedic Surgeons, as well as the Physicians Advisory Board for the New York County Medical Society. His current interests involve the development of minimally invasive techniques in the management of shoulder and cartilage disorders.
For the original version on PRWeb visit: http://www.prweb.com/releases/prweb2013/5/prweb10688728.htm


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He finds how far we have come and how far we have to go in delivering services to distributed learners. issue41 October 2004 review david parkes JISC Terminology Services Workshop Sarah Shreeves reports on a one-day workshop on current developments and future directions for JISC terminology services held in London, February 2004. issue39 April 2004 event report sarah shreeves What's in Artifact for Further Education? 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Things hardly got ugly here. We just had 2 sides voicing an opinion on a topic, which is exactly what a discussion board is for.
Let me use an example (only those who take an interest in UK politics will get this, but you'll get the gist I'm sure):
It's like when they have a debate in the House of Commons. If you watch it, it often seems to get 'ugly', but in reality, all it is is 2 sides voicing an opinion, which is FAR from things 'getting ugly'. I hate, HATE it when simple discussions where different opinions clash on EWN gets painted as 2 people or 2 sides arguing or having a 'fight' over something.
This is a forum people, if you're going to look at any discussion where 2 different opinions clash and take it as 'things getting ugly' or people 'fighting', or people 'not getting along' or whatever, then stick to the non topical tea spot section of the forum. 32


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Nikos Stabakis introduces this anthology by noting the conspicuous absence of Greece—its classical tradition a symbol of the "insipid rationality" against which André Breton and his circle rebelled—from the "Surrealist Map of the World" printed in Variétés in 1929. For most viewers of that map, the omission of Greece from a minuscule Europe comprising only Germany, an anachronistic Austro-Hungary, and a bull's-eye dot for Paris is probably far less noticeable than that of, say, the United States, or the fact that New Guinea is roughly four times the size of Australia. It is true, though, that to this day Greek writers and artists, even those personally acquainted with Breton, are neglected in anthologies and critical accounts of international Surrealism. Seeking to fill that gap, Stabakis has put together Surrealism
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Saturday 8 August 2015
In association with Ribble Valley Borough Council
Welcome to the Clitheroe Food Festival website and the home of one of the most successful food events in the North West. Now in its fifth year, nearly 20,000 visitors enjoy the festival and experience the finest Lancashire food and drink. 2015 will not disappoint - experience our ' World Cuisine' chef demonstrations, sample delicious street food and take home the finest Lancashire produce, then listen to live music whilst enjoying a drink from one of our pop-up bars. Book your kids onto 'The Food Academy' cooking workshops or entertain them at the Castle Field fair. All in all, a great FREE family day out. Make sure you order your tickets for our unique and entertaining demonstrations in advance, they sell out quickly!
With thanks to our headline sponsors
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We are now looking at this years programme of events.
If you are a Lancashire based food and drink producer, here's what you need to know to exhibit with us.
How to become a sponsor of the Clitheroe Food Festival 2015.
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