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January 26, 2011 -- President Obama's State of the Union address on Tuesday called for a reorganization of government to reduce redundancies and a five-year freeze on domestic spending.
The announcement poses a challenge to agencies of "continuing to do more and more with less and less," said Carol Bonosaro, president of the Senior Executive Association, in an interview with Your Turn with Mike Causey.
While feds already face a two-year pay freeze through 2012, a bill in the House proposes a five-year federal pay freeze through 2015. An extended freeze could cause "long-term damage," Bonosaro said, "not only to the executive corps but the civil service generally."
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Hi I'm Rach – a freelance writer, blogger and environmental educationist based in Cape Town, South Africa. Born into a family of wildlife lovers, I spent my childhood immersed in nature and developed a love for wild places that has continued to grow for 26 years.
I often find, when reading other people's blogs, that it's almost as if we've become good friends (even if we've never met ). Maybe, if I write well enough, I can be yours too
Here are 10 things about me…
- I wanted to be a farmer.
11 year old me: Dad, I'm always going to like cows. I'm going to be a farmer like you.
Dad: [teasing] Well, someday you will also like boys and wear lipstick…
Me: No WAYS! I will NEVER!!! I PROMISE you Dad…
Dad: But It's not a bad thing Rach, It's part of growing up.
Me: But I WON'T!!
Dad: Well let's make a bet!
… About 5 years later I lost the bet
A dairy farm in the Kwa-Zulu Natal Midlands was a pretty awesome place to spend a childhood.
When not skipping school to go on family bush adventures, we (my brother, sister and I) would wake up at 5 o clock every morning to feed our calves. How three of us fit on our now knee-high motorbike is a mystery. I remember my eyes streaming in the frosty morning air as we rode, the humming and swishing sound of milking machines and the friendly morning wave from Fred herding the cows. But my favourite part was stirring the warm powdered milk in big buckets, and letting the calves suck our fingers with their foamy, milky mouths. After school it was off to the hay bales to make forts and catch wild cats. It was a wonderful way to grow up – surrounded by forests, dams, mountains and animals.
Preparing for a cow show is serious business! Some pictures to prove it…
Dad often gave talks to groups of kids – which would include my siblings and farm friends – on showing and judging cows. I remember being very embarrassed when he told the kids that judging cows was very much like judging women, you want them to have long legs and good udders!
2. African travels with the Family
Luckily for me, my family are passionate about traveling Africa. Dad has made it his life goal to visit every reserve in Africa and is doing pretty well so far! He spent a lot of time in Kruger drawing vegetation maps and, as a kid, his room (according to my Gran) was like a museum – full of nests, insects, snake skins, feathers and stuffed birds (killed in the name of 'science', apparently, I try not to think of it.):( Nothing is as wonderful as listening to his campfire stories. Mum is a city girl, but just as comfy sleeping in a tent. She's also the best campfire cook in the whole world and keeps us all safe by 'keeping watch' for lions in the camp at night. Beth is happiest riding really fast on her motorbike, her blond hair streaming behind her. She's the only girl in the family to wear high-heel shoes and she shot a porcupine once. We are very different, but it makes things all the more fun (most of the time!). Caiden is a poet and a fisherman, people thought we were twins when we were little. He recently kayaked around the whole of Lake Malawi, a real adventurer my brother is.
One of my favourite memories of all time is stripping off my clothes and leaping wildly into the icy Okavango river in Moremi Game Reserve at the age of 7.
3) Field Guiding
In 2010 I did my field guiding qualification. This meant hours spent on foot learning about tracking, birds, trees and animals. In other words, hours spent in my absolute element!
4. When in doubt, draw a pretty picture!
A typical afternoon scenario when I was a kid…
Mum: How's your homework going Rach? Are you finished yet? You've been working very hard darling … you started at 3 o clock and it's nearly 5 already…
7 year old me: Nearly finished Mum!
Mum: Can I see?
Me: Ok! [holding open book]
Mum: But… you haven't filled in any of the answers to these maths sums Rach…
Me: But do you like the pretty borders I've drawn? Look, on this page I've done lilac-breasted rollers! And I've made these boxes into Landrovers … this one is even rainbow colours!
Mum: um … I think those boxes are where you are suppose to write the answers darling.
Me: But they look pretty don't they!? Do you know I've used every single colour in my pencil case, cool hey?
Mum: Yes Rachie, it looks beautiful… (sigh)
(My amazing, beautiful Mum, always so patient and encouraging!)
5. Owls and elephants
These are some of my favorite animals and I will probably be writing about them quite a lot…
Read about some of my ellie experiences in a blog post that I did for Africa Geographic here
6. Closer to heaven
I LOVE climbing trees, it's something I've never grown out of.
But climbing up is always easier than getting down…
7. Words
I've always (as soon as I could write I suppose) kept a journal. I'm so grateful because it's provided such joy when reading back on all the wonderful memories. It's also made me really appreciate the awesome life that my parents have given me. Thank you Mum and Dad
Here are some little bits taken from diaries of bush holidays (I may as well admit it now – spelling and grammar have never been my strong points!)
9. Kids
I am passionate about sharing a love of wildlife with kids, through stories, pictures and hands-on sensory experiences in the wilderness.
'If we want children to flourish, to become truly empowered, then let us give them time to connect with nature and love the earth before we ask them to save it.'(David Sobel, educationalist and author)
10) I love being in contact with other African adventures, and people who, like me, want to make a difference in our beautiful continent. If you would like to work with me, please send me an email – I'm always on the lookout for story ideas and places to travel to! If you have stories of your own to share, please email them to me: firstname.lastname@example.com


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Individual Coffee Cakes
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 20 mins
This is an OLD recipe from Armour Star Lard handed down from my grandmother. My grandfather used to work for Armour. I substitute shortening for the lard!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄2 cup sugar
- 1 cup cake flour
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 2 eggs
- 1⁄2 cup milk
- 1⁄4 cup lard, melted (I use shortening)
- 3 tablespoons sugar
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
- 4 tablespoons chopped pecans
- Stir dry ingredients together.
- Combine slightly beaten eggs and milk and add to dry ingredients.
- Add melted shortening and stir until ingredients are well mixed.
- Fill greased muffin tins 2/3 full of batter.
- Combine topping ingredients and and sprinkle evenly over each cake.
- Bake at 375* for 20-25 minutes.
- For the Vegetarian option use Vegetable shortening.
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These are delightful! I just love coffee cake so this recipe was right up my alley. I added a few raisins to some of the muffins, and that is a nice addition too. I got 10 muffins out of this. Thanks for the recipe!
My dh was over the moon Karen, he was in heaven. Best mini coffee cake, he has ever had. These little gems were moist and tender, with a lovely crumb and flavor. Thanks for sharing a new family favorite. The coffee cakes were quick and easy to make. I made half the recipe and ended up with 6 lovely treats.
WOW! I had saved this recipe FOREVER & this am broke it out... What a FABULOUS crumbcake! I did add 1t vanilla extract to the mix but otherwise made as directed (using good old Armour lard LOL - we keep it for pastry & seasoning our pans). The texture & taste is just like the little coffee cakes we used to get as kids from a local bakery. Next time I'll stir in a few raisins for fun. This is going into the "Make for House Guests" cookbook too! Thank you Karen =^..^=!


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|ZoneAlarm Free v9 - did it screw up PSI 18.104.22.168 results?
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XP SP3 with all Belarc-advised MS updates/fixes:
1) I use Belarc because (tho' legit) somehow MS Autoupdate doesn't work (even MS Fixit doesn't!).
2) Secunia PSI 220.127.116.11 had been working effectively under ZoneAlarm Free v8 .
3) I upgraded to ZA v9.2.057 two days ago.
4) Now my Secunia score has gone from 92% (consistently) to 0% - no programs are seen by Secunia PSI.
ZA v9 claims to require less user input than before; is it possible that it is taking the decision for me that PSI (as seen by ZA) is a naughty boy? If so, tell me to take it up with ZA; else - what can I do?
NB there is nothing in ZA's logs suggesting they are blocking PSI - but the timing of the "failure" of PSI can hardly be co-incidental - can it?
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You could try updating your Secunia version to 188.8.131.52 or to the auto- update version 18.104.22.168 ("beta") Tech Preview.
http://secunia.com/vulnerability_scanning/personal... You can download the Technology Preview of the Secunia PSI with Auto Updates here:
The FAQ's may also be worth reading thro'/checking; if you havn't already.
Hope it helps....regards
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|I upgraded from v184.108.40.206.0 to 220.127.116.11.02 (cannot just now see the exact #) and it bloody worked!
Honest, I had looked for a changelog -
Dammit, now I'm in the middle of replying, I can't see the name of the respondent who pointed me in the right direction - many thanks!
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on 17th Jul, 2010 20:29, mogs wrote:
...The FAQ's may also be worth reading thro'/checking; if you havn't already. http://secunia.com/vulnerability_scanning/personal...
Taken from the link supplied by mogs. Under "Running and scanning", #3. Actions will be different for ZA but similar:
... The Secunia PSI needs to be able to connect to Secunia servers to complete its scanning. However, if you have configured the security settings of your Internet Explorer, the Secunia PSI may be prevented from getting the scan results. To receive your scan results, you need to do some changes to your Internet options.
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Go to Tools>Internet Options>Security tab.
Select the Internet zone and click on the Custom Level button.
In Security Settings, go to the Scripting>Active Scripting option.
Make sure that Active Scripting is Enabled (rather than Disabled or Prompted).
Press OK then Yes.
Back in the Security tab, select the Trusted sites zone and click on the Sites button.
Look at the bottom of this window, and uncheck the field labelled "Require Server Verification (https) for all site zones".
Type in the following and press the Add button to add them to the Trusted Sites list:
Press Close, then OK.
Run the Secunia PSI again to view the scan results.
If this has still not fixed your problem, please try opening Internet Explorer, then go to Tools->Internet Options->Advanced->Security->Check for server certificate revocation.
The Secunia SSL certificate is signed by Thawte. If the Thawte site is not accessible from the computer, and if this option is selected, then the PSI will fail to connect to our site. So please remove the check at Check for server certificate revocation". However, please understand that this means your computer would not notice if a site publisher revoked his/her certificate, which could indicate a theft or loss.
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The only times since then that they have won their final game before the offseason came in 1992 and 1999. They hope this season is like '99, when a win over Kansas City on the final weekend knocked the Chiefs out of the playoffs, salvaged an 8-8 record and helped Gruden keep his job.
The Raiders won the AFC West the next three years, playing in two conference title games and one Super Bowl before beginning the darkest stretch in franchise history. Oakland is 24-72 since the start of 2003, the worst team in the NFL over that period and the only one in league history to lose at least 11 games in six straight seasons.
"We need to play like we did the last couple of weeks, consistently throughout the year," offensive lineman Robert Gallery said. "The challenge next year is to come in and be a playoff team and play like we did the last two weeks, play more consistently throughout the year, and we will be a playoff team."
After taking over for Kiffin, Cable lost five of his first six games as the team struggled to overcome the distraction of the nearly yearlong feud between Kiffin and Davis.
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Franchise quarterback JaMarcus Russell played his best football after Cable took over the play calling, completing 61.2 percent of his passes with seven TDs, four interceptions and a passer rating of 88.5 in seven starts.
"He brought us from one direction and took us up the ladder," Russell said. "He always told us that deep down inside he always thought we were a good football team. By him becoming coach, he guided us in a different way. He talked to us about what needed to be done, we need to make some changes and within that, I think we did."


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Individuals Anonymous Tina S. Alster, MD, FAAD Linda L. Alston, MD, FAAD* Emily M. Altman, MD, FAAD Jamie F. Altman, MD, FAAD Peter L. Babinski, MD, PhD Mark R. Balle, MD, FAAD Jay G. Barnett, MD, FAAD Rodney S. W. Basler, MD, FAAD* David and Sheila Beal Daniel D. Bennett, MD, FAAD Brenda J. Berberian, MD, FAAD Frank W. Berry, Jr., MD, FAAD Kay Bishop, MD, FAAD Bill Bohnsack Daryl A. Brockberg, MD, FAAD Clarence W. Brown, Jr., MD, FAAD Howard A. Bueller, MD, FAAD Nancy J. Burnside, MD, FAAD William M. Burrows, Jr., MD, FAAD Jeffrey P. Callen, MD, FAAD* John A. Carlson, MD* Miriam N. Casal, MD Robert L. Chappell, Jr., MD, FAAD Michelle L. Cihla, MD, FAAD Justin W. Clark, MD, FAAD Martina Coiley Paul Contorer, MD, FAAD Lucius P. Cook, MD, FAAD Bruce A. Deitchman, MD, FAAD Sandra Ellison Paul E. English, MD, FAAD Brandon J. Erdle, MD James R. Esther, MD, FAAD* Victoria G. Farley, MD, FAAD Z. Charles Fixler, MD, FAAD Barbara J. Fox, MD, FAAD Julie S. Francis, MD, FAAD Kathryn E. Frew, MD, FAAD* Russel S. Glaun, MD, FAAD* Sharon A. Glick, MD, FAAD* Gary Goldenberg, MD, FAAD Jane M. Grant-Kels, MD, FAAD Suzana V. Hampe, MD Jane A. Harness, MS David R. Harris, MD, FAAD* Curtis W. Hawkins, MD, FAAD James J. Herrmann, MD, FAAD* Robert J. Herten, MD, FAAD Molly A. Hinshaw, MD, FAAD Mrs. Paul Hirsch (Harriette)* Steven E. Hodgkin, MD, FAAD* Hiba A. Injibar, MD Farouk Iqbal, MD* David B. Jackson, MD, FAAD J. Mark Jackson, MD, FAAD David A. Jones, MD, PhD, FAAD Mark D. Kaufmann, MD, FAAD Jay C. Klemme, MD, FAAD Larry L. Legum, MD, FAAD* Aimee L. Leonard, MD, FAAD Eve J. Lowenstein, MD, PhD, FAAD Stephen H. Mandy, MD, FAAD* Jeffrey L. Marx, MD, FAAD Charles J. McDonald, MD, FAAD* Jeffrey L. Messenger, MD, FAAD* Richard L. Miller, MD, FAAD Ronald L. Moy, MD, FAAD* Joseph A. Muccini, Jr., MD, FAAD* Eileen M. Murray, MBA, CFRE, CAE* Marcy Neuburg, MD, FAAD Dennis E. Newton, III, MD, FAAD Xuan H. Nguyen, MD, FAAD Cynthia L. Olson, MD, FAAD Robert L. Orme, MD, FAAD Lisa Ostrich Herbert M. Parnes, MD, FAAD Steven M. Passman, MD, FAAD Robert M. Paull, MD Roger W. Pearson, MD, FAAD* Jacques Peyrot, MD Arthur S. Phelps, MD, FAAD Gerd Plewig, MD* Harper Price, MD, FAAD Adam S. Pritzker, MD, FAAD* Michael M. Pugliese, MD, FAAD The Pulver's Eric O. Rasmussen, MD, FAAD Steven E. Rasmussen, MD, FAAD* Thomas L. Ray, MD, FAAD Jack S. Resneck, Jr., MD, FAAD* Jennifer M. Ridge, MD, FAAD* Thomas E. Rohrer, MD, FAAD* Robert J. Roth, MD, FAAD Donald Rudikoff, MD, FAAD Beata L. Rydzik, MD, FAAD* Hakeem Sam, MD, FAAD* Bryan D. Sands, DO Sarah K. Short Sarbacker, MD, FAAD* Kathryn Schwarzenberger, MD, FAAD Patricia L. Seal, MD, FAAD* Karen A. Sherwood, MD, FAAD Milton D. Soderberg, MD, FAAD* James M. Spencer, MD, FAAD Michael S. Spicer, MD, FAAD Jacques Tanguay, MD, FAAD Elizabeth Tanzi, MD, FAAD Kenneth J. Tomecki, MD, FAAD* Charles B. Toner, MD, FAAD* Paul R. Vandersteen, MD, FAAD* Steven R. Weasen, MD, FAAD John W. Weiss, MD, FAAD A A G P Wiraguna, MD Dr. Barbara A. Wolf Masaru Yasuda, MD, PhD
Individuals Anonymous (4) Roxanne J. Abitbol, MD, FAAD Beatrice B. Abrams, PhD John R. Adams, MD, FAAD Stewart P. Adams, MD, FAAD Flavia A. S. Addor, MD Mireya Aguilar Aguilar, MD Shino Bay Aguilera, DO Adekemi O. Akingboye, MD, FAAD Massefa J. Al- Mazrouei, MD Jalal M. Alabsi, MD, PhD Mersal K. AlArayedh, MD, MBBS Khalil Al-Arrayed, MD Ronald J. Algra, MD, FAAD Herbert B. Allen, MD, FAAD* Amna S. Al-Muhairi, MBBS Sahar H. Al-Natour, MD Sami N. M. Al-Suwaidan, MD Jason B. Amato, MD, FAAD Niroshana Anandasabapathy, MD, PhD, FAAD Lisa L. Anderson, MD, FAAD Thomas W. Andrews, MD, FAAD* Gina C. Ang, MD, FAAD Alexander V. Anstey, MD Maria Ivonne Arellano-Mendoza, MD Judith I. Arluk, MD, FAAD Antonio Ascari-Raccagni, MD Anthony Ausband Luna Azulay-Abulafia, MD Mohamed A. Azzouz, MD Shalini Bahl, MD, FAAD Cleve B. Baker, MD, FAAD Carmen Balding, MD, FAAD Phillip B. Bandel, MD Ranhy Bang, MD, PhD, FAAD Raymond L. Barnhill, MD, FAAD Keira L. Barr, MD, FAAD Silvia Cristina N. Barreto, MD Matthew D. Barrows, MD, FAAD Morgan R. Basanta, MD Ingrid B. Bassett, MBBS C. Enrique Batres, MD, FAAD Louis Bauman, MD, FAAD Dannise Beckley, MD, FAAD Jacqueline Beer, MD, FAAD Linda M. Beets-Shay, MD, FAAD Mustafa Belhaj Jaye E. Benjamin, MD, FAAD Oliva E. Benmaman, MD, FAAD Robin M. Berger, MD, FAAD Paul R. Bergstresser, MD, FAAD Ron Berne, MD* Whitney Berrien Kelly M. Bickle, MD, FAAD Barbara Birkett, MD, FAAD Fiona P. Blanco, MD, FAAD Michael G. Bodnar, MD, FAAD Gary G. Bolton, MD, FAAD Olga Boudoulas, MD, FAAD* Lisa Boyon Kaitlin Brangan Mike and Kathi Brangan Wayne T. Branom, Jr., MD, FAAD Jeremy A. Brauer, MD, FAAD Irwin M. Braverman, MD, FAAD Robert T. Brodell, MD, FAAD Roger H. Brodkin, MD, FAAD Erin Browder Tracey D. Brown-Maher, MD, FAAD Philip Bruder, MD, FAAD Christopher B. Bunker, MD Melissa Burnett, MD, FAAD Stephanie A. Burns Lori Bush, MBA* David F. Butler, MD, FAAD Christine E. Cabell, MD, FAAD Michael J. Camilleri, MD, FAAD Steven E. Caplan, MD, FAAD Adela R. G. Cardones, MD, FAAD Lyle E. Cartwright, MD, FAAD John A. Carucci, MD, PhD, FAAD David Casper, MD, FAAD Andrew N. Cattano, MD, FAAD Alex Chamberlain, MBBS Devin Chang Dong L. Chang, MD, FAAD John C. Chapman, MD* Diana P. Chavez, MD Sung San Chen, MD Louis C. Chiara, MD, FAAD* Alexander Chiaramonti, MD, FAAD Elvira Chiritescu, MD, FAAD* Young S. Cho, MD Susan Choi Loretta M. Ciraldo, MD, FAAD Stephen W. Clark* Todd and Danielle Clark Eduardo Cobiella George F. Cohen, MD, FAAD Kyle M. Coleman, MD, FAAD Joseph C. College, MD, FAAD Kristina M. Collins, MD Francisco Colon-Fontanez, MD, FAAD Nneka I. Comfere, MD, FAAD Nicholas Compton, MD Joseph D. Conlon, MD, FAAD Charles D. Connor, MD, FAAD* Michael Cork, MBBCh, PhD Osvaldo J. C. Correia, MD, PhD Izelda M. C. Costa, MD Marilusia M. Costa, MD* William R. Crain, MD, FAAD Lisa Crall Caleb and Desi Creswell David M. Cryan, MD, FAAD Mary K. Cullen, MD Rebecca E. Cummins, MD, FAAD Tomas N. Dam, MD, PhD Edward P. Dancewicz, MD, FAAD* Jan P. Dank, MD, FAAD David Dasher, MD, FAAD Fa Abigail C. de Imus, MD, FAAD G.A. De La Bretonne, Jr., MD, FAAD Fernanda C. De Menezes, MD Frank W. Deanovic, MD, FAAD Cynthia DeKlotz, MD, FAAD Edmund N. Delle, MD David G. Deneau, MD, FAAD Kwame S. Denianke, MD, FAAD Michele Dieulangard, MD Gina M. Dillig, MD, FAAD Arthur F. DiMattia, MD Dayna G. Diven, MD, FAAD Nicole L. Donester, MD, FAAD Sarah Dougenik Margaret C. Douglass, MD, FAAD Pauline M. Dowd, MD* Amanda K. Doyle, MD Susan E. Dozier, MD, FAAD Krisada Duangurai, MD Bruce C. Dundon, MD, FAAD* Blondelle A. Durant, MD Daniel B. Eisen, MD, FAAD Richard F. Eisen, MD, FAAD Jerome N. Eisman, MD, FAAD Ayman Elattar Sandra M. D. P. Elder, MD, FAAD Maxim El-Gholam Michael K. Elm, MD, FAAD Said I. El-Shamy, MD Marvin L. Engel, MD, FAAD* Mauro Y. Enokihara, MD Orval M. Eshelman, MD, FAAD Colby C. Evans, MD, FAAD Tracy B. Evans, MD, FAAD Jeffrey A. Evanson, MD, FAAD Vilma C. Fabre, MD, FAAD Amy C. 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Hernandez-Lugo, MD Kathleen B. Herne, MD, FAAD Melba C. Herrera, MD Mehran Heydari Seradj, MD Francis M. Highly, Jr., MD, FAAD Risa Hill Howard Hines, MD, FAAD* Tetsuya Hirano, MD, PhD Jeannine K. Hoang, MD, FAAD Michele A. Holder, MD, FAAD Kristen E. Holland, MD, FAAD Chang Kwun Hong, MD Richard H. Hope, MD, FAAD Karen R. Houpt, MD, FAAD Pamela B. Hu, MD, FAAD Charles I. Huddleston, MD, FAAD* Hendrik J. Hulsebosch, MD John M. Humeniuk, MD, FAAD Sammy A. Hutman, MD, FAAD Francis W. Iacobellis, MD, FAAD Suguru Imaeda, MD, FAAD Sidney Indgin, MD, FAAD Masaaki Isonokami, MD Nathan Jackson, DO Sharon E. Jacob, MD, FAAD Klaus B. Jade, MD, FAAD Burton Jay, MD Yihong Jiang, MD Anthony W. Johnson, PhD Eric Johnston Family Cornelie M. Jones, MD, FAAD Jo Ann Jones, MD, FAAD Kastytis A. V. Jucas, MD Wendy B. Kahn Dalia Kalai, MD, FAAD Helen G. Kaporis, DO Jeffrey E. Karaban, MD, FAAD* Vibeke H. Kassis, MD Robert Katz, MD, FAAD Ravneet R. 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White House to Brief Obama on H1N1 Flu
The White House is expected to hold a special briefing for President Barack Obama Tuesday on U.S. government preparations to combat H1N1 swine flu, a senior administration official confirmed.
Top officials involved in the government's national preparedness campaign, including Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, will advise the president on the status of the disease and what's been done thus far, administration officials said.
Officials are bracing for an expected rise in cases as children and college students return to school. Dozens of students on several college campuses have already reported flu-like symptoms. Schools are known as breeding grounds for infectious diseases because children congregate in groups and spread viruses more easily and for longer periods of time than adults.
Prevention and preparedness have become crucial since officials learned an H1N1 swine flu vaccine won't be ready for most Americans before the brunt of swine flu is expected to strike, so the briefing will also offer the White House a chance to have Obama ratchet up the volume on that campaign by speaking directly to the public, officials said. The first 45 million to 52 million doses of vaccine are expected to be ready in mid-October, with 195 million doses ready by the end of the year. Each person may need two doses.
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The Food Law and Policy Clinic of the Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation was established in 2010 to address growing concerns about the health, environmental, and economic consequences of the laws and policies that structure the U.S. food system. Under the supervision of FLPC attorneys, Harvard Law students get hands-on learning experience by conducting legal and policy research for individual and organizational clients working to increase access to healthy foods, prevent diet-related diseases such as obesity and type 2 diabetes, and assist small and sustainable farmers in breaking into new commercial markets. Students have the opportunity to develop a range of problem-solving, policy analysis, research and writing, oral communication, and leadership skills.
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The clinic has an on-campus office in the WCC clinic wing, where students meet with clinic staff and conduct the majority of their clinical work. There are also frequent opportunities to travel both within and outside Massachusetts to work with clients and partners.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va --Injured New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees missed his fifth day of practice on Sunday as the team returned to the field for its final few days of training camp at The Greenbrier.
Brees, who was merely a spectator during the Saints' win over the St. Louis Rams on Friday night, injured his left oblique on Aug. 2 and has been held out since.
Brees continues to rehab on the side. He did some light running and agility drills before throwing with injured wide receiver Kenny Stills.
Head coach Sean Payton said he'll remain cautious as he hopes to avoid any lingering issues.
'I really mean it, we'll go day-to-day,' Payton said.'He's making progress and yet I just want to make sure it's something we don't hurry back. Same way with Kenny (Stills), we'll just be smart day-to-day.'
Stills has been out since the first day of practice, when he re-aggravated a quad injury he sustained while working in San Diego a few weeks before camp began.
In other injury news, starting left guard Ben Grubbs returned to practice for the first time since July 27. Payton never disclosed the nature of his injury, saying only: 'He's working through some things.'
Meanwhile, starting right guard Jarhi Evans did not practice. He left the field Tuesday with an unspecified injury and has been held out since.
The injuries to both starting guards gave some of the younger offensive lineman extended work in Friday's game. After watching the film, Payton said the group graded out well.
'I thought, by and large, they did a solid job, that group,' he said. ' There were some tough matchups at times, but I thought overall I was pleased with how that front played.They were playing against a pretty good defensive front.I thought some guys were moved up in the lineup and playing with the ones that normally haven't been.'
A BIG RETURN: Defensive tackle John Jenkins, who began camp on the physically unable to perform list (PUP) after off-season pectoral surgery, practiced with the team for the first time, signaling his return to the active roster.
'Being back and on the roster and practicing is one thing, but we have to be mindful that there's a transition here and it's not everything right away,' Payton said. 'He's in better shape and his weight is down. I think that's difficult when you're injured and you're a big guy.
'But I thought he had a pretty solid rookie season and I'm sure there are some technique things (he want to work on).And from a snap count, he's going to be a guy that factors in, and hopefully, he plays the role he did a year ago and makes improvement like all those guys that are going into year two.
'But he is conscientious and someone who learns fairly quickly, so short-term wise it's just getting him up to speed so we feel like he's ready to play in a game and he's strong enough in the area that he injured.'
Though Jenkins has been rehabbing with strength coaches since practice began on July 24, the Saints plan to ease him back into full-contact situations as not to overwork the 359-pound lineman.
'I think it is tough to be injured and still get the workouts in necessary,' Payton said.'I think his weight last year was solid, but it is something that he is conscientious of and there is a perfect weight for him and when it gets north of that you can see that it affects his play.
'The next week will be important for him transitioning back into what we are doing.'
While some players often rely on the sweltering camp temperatures to lose a few pounds, the West Virginia weather as made it tough in those regards. Payton isn't concerned, though.
'Overall, I haven't seen any bump one way or another,' he said.
NEW ADDITIONS: Fullback Greg Jones (No. 45) ran with the first unit, practicing for the first time since he was signed last week. Payton sees a lot he likes in the 10-year veteran who played for the Houston Texans a season ago.
Jones 'is experienced,' Payton said. 'He is someone that is very physical and looking at his tape from a year ago before we signed him, he played pretty well in that offense.He is tough. He plays with good pad level and he will strike you.He has good size. ...He will be a good look for us and him.'
Payton said he plans to work Jones into Friday's game against the Tennessee Titans in New Orleans.
Tight end Richard Quinn (85) and wide receiver Tobais Palmer (87) also practiced for the first time since being signed last week.
INJURY NOTES:The Saints continue to proceed with an abundance of caution with safety Jairus Byrd, who, once again, was held out of live team drills. Byrd began training camp on the PUP list after undergoing offseason back surgery. He did not play against the Rams on Friday.
Defensive back Terrence Frederick and wide receiver Andy Tanner also returned to practice after missing a few days last week with unspecified injuries.
Running back Pierre Thomas (undisclosed), linebacker Victor Butler (undisclosed), defensive back Champ Bailey (undisclosed), defensive back Rod Sweeting (undisclosed), fullback Erik Lorig (unspecified leg injury), offensive lineman Ty Nsekhe (undisclosed) and tight end Je'Ron Hamm (stinger) were all held out of practice.
QUOTEABLE: Running back Mark Ingram was asked if quarterback Ryan Griffin needs to run more like 'RG3,' Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III, in order to live up to the nickname 'RG4.'
'Nah, he's just RG4 man,' he said. 'RG3 runs, RG4 does what he has to do.'
MISCELLANEOUS: Defensive back Patrick Robinson left practice for unspecified reasons. ... 'No update,' Payton ubruptly said. ...With Bailey out, Robinson has emerged as one of the favorites to start opposite of cornerback Keenan Lewis.
Defensive back Corey White has been on an interception tear as of late. He picked off Griffin during the two-minute drill period for what would have been a pick-6. It was White's third interception over the last four practices. ...Luke McCown was equally ineffective during the drill. He was almost intercepted on first and second down before having his third down throw batted down. On fourth down, Parys Haralson forced a sack-fumble.
The Saints final day of practice at The Greenbrier is Wednesday. The team will return to New Orleans on Thursday and play the Tennessee Titans in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome on Friday.
So after almost three weeks at the Greenbrier, does the team feel like it's time to go home?
'Honestly it is Sunday, so I view it as a full week,' Payton said. 'I don't know that anyone is ready to leave the temperatures or the facilities or anything else. I see us with a full week of practice. Probably as we get closer to the end of the week, I am sure everyone who has family back home looks forward to getting back and finishing training camp in New Orleans. I think certainly right now, we have a full week of work here.'
OL/DL BATTLES: Often one of the most exciting position drills are the one-on-one battles between the offensive and defensive linemen. Today, was no exception.
Here's the breakdown of the matchups (winners in bold):
OFFENSE (11 wins) VS. DEFENSE (13 wins)
Zach Strief vs. Cam Jordan
Terron Amstead vs. Junior Galette
Strief vs. Jordan - TIE
Marcel Jones vs. Tyrunn Walker
Jonathan Goodwin vs. John Jenkins
Senio Kelemete vs. Walker
Armstead vs. Galette
Thomas Welch vs. Akiem Hicks
Jason Weaver vs. Cam Jordan
Tim Lelito (center) vs. Jenkins - HOLDING
Manase Foketi vs. Brandon Deaderick
Bryce Harris vs. Kasim Edebali
Welch vs. Rufus Johnson Jr.
Weaver vs. George Uko
Lelito (center) vs. Jenkins
Foketi vs. Lawrence Virgil
Harris vs. Edebali
Welch vs. Johnson Jr.
Lelito (guard) vs. Glenn Foster
Matt Armstrong vs. Virgil
Foketi vs. Deaderick
Tavon Rooks vs. Uko
Lelito (guard) vs. Foster
Armstrong vs. Virgil
Foketi vs. Walker
NOTABLES: Defense --Jordan (2-0-1); Galette (1-1); Jenkins (2-1); Hicks (1-0). Offense: Strief (0-1-1); Armstead (1-1); Goodwin (1-0); Lelito (0-4).


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Study Links Obesity, Urban Sprawl
CORVALLIS – Is suburban life making people overweight? Or could it be that overweight people tend to choose the suburban life?
In a study recently published in the Journal of Regional Science, researchers from Oregon State University found that the relationship between obesity and urban sprawl may be a two-way street.
Economists Andrew Plantinga from OSU's Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Stephanie Bernell from OSU's Department of Public Health expanded previous studies that showed that people living in areas of urban sprawl tend to have higher body mass indices. Their analysis suggests that the relationship between obesity and urban sprawl may be due to personal preferences when choosing a home location rather than to direct impacts of the suburban environment on physical activity and weight.
Location, location, location. Research by Plantinga and Bernell suggests that an individual's body weight is a factor determining the desirability of a residential location. They found the relationship between obesity and urban sprawl can be explained by the way people sort themselves by personal preference.
In a follow-up study, Plantinga and Bernell used a national data set to test whether body mass index influences the decisions of adults to locate in counties with a high or low degree of sprawl. To measure body weight, the researchers used data from the U.S. Department of Labor's National Longitudinal Survey of Youth, which has tracked statistics on thousands of individuals since their youth in 1979. The researchers examined many factors, among them ethnicity, gender, age, income, education, marital status and body weight.
"Among people who moved recently, we find that in addition to a high body mass index, being female, younger, and married increases the probability of choosing to reside in a sprawling county," Bernell said.
"In many sprawling areas, distances are too great for people to walk to work or to the store," Plantinga explained. "Transportation infrastructure is often designed for automobiles, with the result that walking and bicycling are impractical and unsafe. The incentives are for people to drive instead of walk. In contrast, in urban neighborhoods like the Pearl District in Portland, Ore., people can walk to work, school, or shopping. In many cases, it's easier to walk to the store than to drive."
Previous studies had suggested that the relationship between obesity and urban sprawl is related to suburban environments that discourage routine physical activity such as walking and biking. However, previous studies did not consider the choices people make in selecting where to live.
"When you select a residential location, you are really choosing a bundle of attributes," Plantinga said. "The house you choose may be near a shopping center or a park, or it may have a three-car garage and a bonus room. The market prices each of these attributes. It follows that individuals, given their income, will choose locations that provide the attributes of greatest value to them. People who value walking will tend to choose walkable neighborhoods. People who do not care for walking will tend not to."
These findings have implications for urban planners and public health officials, according to Plantinga. Many recent planning initiatives include funding for bicycle and pedestrian facilities in order to increase physical activity. However, making communities more exercise-friendly may simply attract people who are predisposed to physical activity.
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BREAKING: Godfather of neoconservatism was 89
Irving Kristol, who emerged from the intensely Jewish milieu of New York's City College to become the godfather of neoconservatism in Washington, died this afternoon at a hospice in Arlington, Virginia. He was 89. His son, William Kristol, founder of the Weekly Standard, told The Washington Post that his father died of complications from lung cancer.
Kristol was born in Brooklyn in 1920 to parents who had emigrated from Eastern Europe and worked in the garment industry. His turn from the labor socialism of his childhood to a new brand of conservatism crystallized in the 1960s, in opposition to Lyndon Johnson's Great Society programs, and his ideas shaped the modern Republican Party under Ronald Reagan. Kristol once said neoconservatism was not a movement but an "intellectual current."
"His wisdom, wit, good humor, and generosity of spirit made him a friend and mentor to several generations of thinkers and public servants," wrote the editors of the Weekly Standard in a post on the magazine's blog.
Irving Kristol, Godfather of Modern Conservatism, Dies at 89 [NYT]
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Jul 24 2008
AICPA offers tips for recovering from financial disaster
Disasters such as the floods in the Midwest and fires in Northern California take an enormous emotional and financial toll on victims.Here are some tips on regaining financial balance in the days following a disaster from Disaster Recovery: A Guide to Financial Issues, published as a public service by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, American Red Cross, and National Endowment for Financial Education:Try to avoid making major financial decisions.If your home is damaged and uninhabitable, contact the Red Cross, your county office of emerge
Jul 10 2008
Greenwashing: Is this business green or only greenish?
Green has many meanings. Green can mean fresh. But green cheese is spoiled. A green employee could be a rookie on the job, or a staff member who got sick eating the green cheese. A green bottom line is flush with profits. A green business is environmentally friendly. Of course there is the actual color green. And then . . . there's greenwash. Greenwash or green sheen occurs when a company understands that being green is good for business, therefore markets itself as green without making any real efforts toward being environmentally friendly.
Jul 10 2008
CPA mobility legislation gains national momentum
Twenty-three states have approved laws to make it less burdensome for certified public accountants to represent clients across state lines.The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants is seeking enactment of similar laws in every state so that a national uniform mobility system will become a reality for CPAs, CPA firms, and the state boards of accountancy that regulate them.
May 15 2008
Amazon cries foul: e-tailer sues New York State over sales tax law
The online giant Amazon.com Inc. has filed a complaint with the Supreme Court of the State of New York saying it is unconstitutional to require e-tailers based outside of New York to collect the state's sales and uses taxes.Amazon, which is based in Seattle, filed the complaint on Friday against the new law, which has been coined the Amazon tax since it was passed last month.
May 15 2008
Maryland becomes 18th state to enact CPA mobility legislation
The Maryland General Assembly last week passed a CPA mobility bill that will make it easier for CPAs to do interstate business.
Apr 17 2008
Resource Guide - Issue 181
Brought To You By: PricewaterhouseCoopers' ComperioAccounting Department Templates from PolicySoftTHIS WEEK'S RESOURCESFraud Prevention Tops Corporate Boards' To-Do ListsCompanies Pushing For Lower Audit Fees for 2005California Launches ReadyReturn Tax Program CFOs Say, Cash is Still King W
Feb 22 2005
Resource Guide - Issue 179
Brought To You By: Geac Industry Profiles From First ResearchTHIS WEEK'S RESOURCESTax Professional Suspended for Joking About TaxesWhen Love and Work Collide: Setting "Workplace Romance" Rules Majority of Fast-Growth CEOs Likely To Move OnSEC Approves Use of Data-Tagged Corporate Re
Feb 8 2005
Resource Guide - Issue 178
Brought To You By: The AccountingWEB 2005 Tax CalendarIndustry Profiles From First ResearchTHIS WEEK'S RESOURCESReport Identifies Ways U.S. Could Raise More Tax Revenue New EITC Tool Helps Taxpayers Determine EligibilityCritics Give "Public Eye" Awards for Corp.
Feb 1 2005
News Wrap-Up - Issue 279
This News Wrap-Up Brought To You By:First Research's Industry ProfilesThe 2005 Tax CalendarTHIS WEEK'S NEWSJudge Rules BDO Arbitration Clauses UnenforceableFinal Regs.
Jan 27 2005
Resource Guide - Issue 177
Brought To You By: The AccountingWEB 2005 Tax CalendarIndustry Profiles From First ResearchTHIS WEEK'S RESOURCESCompanies Delaying 401(k) Deposits, Costs Workers MillionsBusiness Roundtable Supports Auditor Liability CapVendors Bid to Operate .Net DomainAuditors Hesit
Jan 25 2005
News Wrap-Up - Issue 278
This News Wrap-Up Brought To You By:Accountstreet Incorporation & LLC Services for AccountantsLIVE LAST MINUTE 1040 CLIENT UPDATE WITH SIDNEY KESS THIS WEEK'S NEWSTax Denial Movement Grows with Help of Internet "Survivor's" Hatch Faces Jail, Fines in Tax Evasion CaseEEOC Brings Suit that Cou
Jan 20 2005
News Wrap-Up - Issue 275
This News Wrap-Up Brought To You By:PolicySoft's Accounting Department Templates THIS WEEK'S NEWSFannie Mae May Sell $5B of Preferred Stock IRS Expands Pre-Filing Agreement ProgramObservers Say Radical Tax Changes Are Unlikely E&Y to Pay $125M to Settle Claims Over Failed Illinois Bank IRS Warns Business Against Abuses in Retirement PlansSEC Charges Walt Disney with Disclosure Violat
Dec 29 2004
AccountingWEB's Weekly News Wrap-Up & Resource Guide
Special Holiday EditionTHIS WEEK'S NEWSIRS Issues Optional Sales Tax Tables IRS Updates Ethical Standards for Accountants, Tax AttorneysSEC Creates Committee to Examine SOX Impact on Small Public Cos.Tax Day Is Coming: Helpful Hints for Small Business ClientsExperts' List of How Practitioners Can Optimize Individual ReturnsThe CIO's Transformation from Technology Steward to Business LeaderShortage of Accountants Leads to New Recruiting Strategies Self-Employment Up Sharply For Women, Blacks,
Dec 22 2004
News Wrap-Up - Issue 273
This News Wrap-Up Brought To You By:Geac's Complimentary Whitepaper Accountstreet Incorporation & LLC Services for AccountantsTHIS WEEK'S NEWSCourt Defies SEC, Upholds Limitations on Expiring Fraud Claims Controversial Provision Removed from Spending BillJudge Bars MCI from Paying Add
Dec 9 2004
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