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ANDERSON TOWNSHIP, Ohio (Liz Bonis) -- The American Heart Association celebrates Healthy Eating Day Wednesday, but it also reminds all of us that diet is just one factor playing an important role in heart disease risk. Medical reporter Liz Bonis explains why in today's Medical Edge.
"The pain was different, it was not like anything I had ever felt before, radiated down my arm, I could feel it in the back of my throat." John Fovel admits, cardiac rehab was not part of his fall fitness plan. But he's here now because 14 days ago, he and his wife were heading home when he felt this unique pain and by the time he got to the hospital, "it was very apparent from the EKG that there was something wrong, within about 25 thirty minutes in was in the cath lab having an angiogram, and angioplasty."
Now as he rebuilds his heart after a heart attack, he reminds all of us that diet and exercise play a big role in heart disease risk but so does something else, "I race bikes, I eat well but I've got family history and family history got in the way."
It's also why Tracie Saelinger, the cardiac rehab coordinator here, says we should all know the early warning signs of a heart event and that you can have a heart attack at any age: "we have people from their 20s up to age 90."
Part of the reason we wanted to share this story, is that not only can this happen to you because of your family history, but it can happen regardless of what you know. John's wife is sort of a special friend of ours, she is the communications director for the American Heart Association."You know, it's a little scary when your husband is saying he has a pain going down the right side of his arm."
Lori Fovel has shared a number of patient heart stories with us throughout the years but she says John's story really brings it home. "When we did find out he had a heart attack, hearing all those words about my husband, pretty scary, pretty different."
Lori says she now appreciates not only the cutting edge care and research supported by the American Heart Association even more but also the man she loves, who perhaps because it survived, "I am, I think I appreciate, I think I appreciate him a little bit more."
Click here for a link to the early warning signs of a heart attack from the American Heart Association.
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Everyone loved a bit of Empire Of The Sun back in 2008. They popped up in MGMT's slipstream, looking ridiculous and making blissed-out pop that crossed borders. Sleepy Jackson chap Luke Steele and Pnau's Nick Littlemore made themselves up like Adam Ant on… who knows? Something stronger than acid though. And in 'Walking On A Dream' they couldn't have chosen a more apt title for their debut album, a pie-eyed set of synth-glam that picked up gold discs all over the world.
Since then things have been even more haphazard. First Littlemore went AWOL - leaving Steele to tour Empire Of The Sun alone - then he reappeared and got back into bed with Pnau again, promptly making a number one record out of some old Elton John odds and sods. Clearly Steele and Littlemore have some strange alchemy going on and now they're back in harness with a new EOTS album 'Ice On The Dune' coming out on 24 June. Let's see what it's like.
An intro really, with tattoos of drums and Phantom Of The Opera strings pulling together to form a nightmare fairground ride. It's not long though and - as we'll see - it's about as dark as 'Ice On The Dune' gets.
"Dreamtime, it's a special place/Let's keep each other awake… Our hearts/Now they beat the same" - The Emperor and The Prophet (as Steele and Littlemore style themselves, obviously) are shipping in the new-age hippie philosophy nice and early. 'DNA' is utterly synthetic phased disco, but warm too, and seems to make a bridge out of elements of Enya's 'Orinoco Flow'.
We know this one, the perfectly formed single. "Say hello to my people!" It's so joyous and cuddly, you probably will.
This bops along happily for a couple of minutes - "I live in this world that I created/I did it for you," coos Steele over synths so airy they barely exist - before realisation dawns that it's Fleetwood Mac's 'Everywhere' remade by acid-casualty computers. That's not a bad thing per se, but it's a hard idea to shake over the next few songs.
Now he even sounds like Christine McVie. "Let's go running away/We can last forever," is the theme as EOTS mine a seam of fluffy Eurodance that flirts with their customary cheese but - right now - is too friendly to resist.
A change of emphasis here as the pace switches to pale funk, with the odd guitar jangle and techno bleep. There's something almost jazzy about the complex melody, but the lyrical content holds firm: "The eternal flame… You are my horizon". We're all about big vistas, love being something bigger than the land, transcending the corporeal. Man. It's pleasantly weird anyway.
Um, this still sounds a bit like 'Everywhere'. However, it's also one of the strongest tracks here, its chorus of "I've made up my mind/I will be around for a while" so simple and sweetly delivered, but powerful too. Steele's like a guardian angel, "harder than diamond" too, which is good to hear.
Tropical rave synths, woodwind straight out of Duran Duran's 'Save A Prayer' and slightly thicker beats. Promising stuff, but a bit misty and empty in the end.
Some pretend rock riffs now on the synths; think Daft Punk or Justice. In fact, the chorus - "We celebrate, we celebrate our love" - is rather Chic too, but eventually it's all woozy dreaminess and a nagging sense of stasis.
While we're talking Daft Punk here's a vocoder and a jaunty skip straight off one of the more smarmy 10cc records. "Let's push through four dimensions 'til our brains turn to jelly," suggests Steele, and it doesn't seem a bad plan. This one's sugary and luxurious. You'd wallow in it, but not for too long.
Imagine if Kate Bush joined Erasure. It'd be a bit like this, with its chiming synths, clip-clopping beats, mystical lines about "ancient hearts" and going "round past the rocks to a waterfall", and Steele's skyscraping vocal. Actually, Kate Bush joining Erasure would be amazing.
A dramatic change of tempo for the close with cushioned beats and bass and minor-key piano throwing 'Ice On The Dune''s overall sound into sharp relief. It's been a steady pop-disco ride, sometimes memorable but usually just hazy, and the switch-up for the final track is a jolt. Oddly, 'Keep A Watch' is very Lennon, plush like 'Imagine' or 'Woman' until a gospel choir swoops in for the second half. No half-measures for this lot.


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At first look, she reminds you of the simple, innocent and demure Bhagyashree in her blockbuster hit 1989 debut film, the Salman Khan starrer 'Maine Pyar Kiya'. She loves to be a home-maker most of the time, though very few would know – or expect – that she is an expert horse-rider. Her top priority is her husband and her three children, and her favorite pastime is spending time with the family.
Could such a woman be a politician, willing to take the grime and dust of the election trailin her stride, campaigning in the countryside and winning elections for her party. Many would answer with a resolute "No". But Dimple Yadav has proved her detractors wrong time and again.
The woman who created history by winning unopposed from Kannauj in the 2012 by-election, is ready to don the mantle of the political gladiator once again. In fact, in this Lok Sabha election, she would be the star campaigner of the SP. Party sources say the maximum demand from SP candidates all over UP is for the Yadav 'bahu' to campaign in their constituencies. A senior SP leader confirmed that while Mulayam and Akhilesh would address rallies, Dimple would lead road shows in the seats chosen as "winnable". She is also contesting the Kannauj seat again.
Though the string of hoardings featuring her prominently alongside Mulayam and Akhilesh Yadav have now been removed due to Election Commission rules, she has firmly established herself as a committed torch-bearer, strong campaigner and crowd-puller for the Mulayam brigade.
She is the sixth Yadav in Samajwadi Party (SP) partriarch Mulayam Singh Yadav's family to join politics. But her primacy in the Yadav clan is different as she is the wife of UP chief minister Akhilesh Yadav besides being the perfect 'bahu' who Mulayam dotes on.
Dimple belongs to a family from Uttarakhand with an army background. During her graduation in commerce from the Lucknow University, she met Akhilesh and the two fell in love. They got married when Akhilesh returned from Australia after getting his environmental engineering degree.
Those who know Dimple closely say her political status has not changed her at all. "We have always known her as a person who moulds herself according to the situation," says her close friend Sakshi. "Even though we don't meet frequently, I know that despite being an MP and the UP chief minister's wife, she is the same girl we knew."
Party leaders who have seen her campaign, admire her grit and gumption. "When she was fighting her first election in Ferozabad (against Raj Babbar in 2009), we were surprised at the energy with which she campaigned. Though she lost the election, the party got a strong and committed leader," says senior SP leader Naresh Agarwal. Attempts to contact Dimple on phone and via email failed to elicit any response.
Firsts to her credit
Dimple's victory from Kannauj in 2012 was historic for more reasons than one. She became the only woman MP whose husband was Chief Minister, and also one whose father-in-law was also a member of the same House (Lok Sabha). Dimple became the 44th person in the country and only the fourth in UP since Independence to be elected unopposed.


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GameplayThe gameplay basically revolves three buttons, which uses a weak attack, a medium attack and a strong attack. Moves are pulled off with nothing more than a simple push. You can also do combo's which let's you link certain moves together to create a better attack.
And button mashing will also help out greatly in this game. For example, if you have been bashed to the ground you must mash the buttons to quickly get up before being pummeled with more attacks. However, always mashing buttons will not get you through the game, in fact, it will have the opposite effect. If you just randomly mash at the buttons your opponent will most likely come out as the victor.
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While the concept of the American dream has been a part of our national consciousness for generations, you'd be hard-pressed to find two people who define it precisely the same way. We can say that with some authority, because, as part of our series, American Dreams: Then And Now, we asked you to share your own take on the dream. Sure enough, no two responses were the same. From the freedom of the open road to farming and family, take a look below to see your own definitions of the American dream.
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Harold H. Doiron
- Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering, University of Houston (1970).
- B.S., Physics, Mathematics, University of Louisiana at Lafayette (1963).
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According to his biography at the Seventh International Conference on Climate Change, Harold Doiron is known for his experience in eliminating unstable vibrations in liquid propellant rockets.
He organized and led the NASA/industry team, titled the "Pogo Prevention Panel"
that successfully eliminated this pogo stick vibration problem from the Space Shuttle design.
Stance on Climate Change
According to an open letter signed by Doiron,
"We believe the claims by NASA and GISS, that man-made carbon dioxide is having a catastrophic impact on global climate change are not substantiated… . With hundreds of well-known climate scientists and tens of thousands of other scientists publicly declaring their disbelief in the catastrophic forecasts, coming particularly from the GISS leadership, it is clear that the science is NOT settled." [2]
Key Quotes
"Public policy decisions with potential major changes to energy use in the USA to affect climate change, should have more engineering input … The Physics, chemical, biological and heat transfer processes involved in Climate Change modeling and analysis are similar to large, complex systems familiar to Aerospace Engineers." [3]
Key Deeds
September 25, 2014
Harold Doiron attends the "At the Crossroads; Energy & Climate Policy Summit" in Houston, Texas, hosted by the Texas Public Policy Foundation and The Heritage Foundation. Doiron presents in "Panel I: The State of the Science," with Judith Curry and Roy Spencer. [8]
July 7 - 9, 2014
Harold Doiron was a speaker at the Heartland Institute's Ninth International Conference on Climate Change (ICCC9) in Las Vegas, Nevada. [7]
DeSmogBlog has done in-depth research on the other speakers and sponsors from Heartland's ICCC9, which can be found here.
May 21, 23, 2012
Doiron registered as one of four former NASA scientists and astronauts to speak at the Heartland Institute's Seventh International Conference on Climate Change (ICCC7). [4]
DeSmogBlog researched the co-sponsors behind Heartland's ICCC7 and found that they had collectively received over $67 million from ExxonMobil, the Koch Brothers and the conservative Scaife family foundations.
March 28, 2012
Doiron was one of 49 former NASA scientists to sign an open letter to NASA and the Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS) to cease their "unbridled advocacy of CO2 being the major cause of climate change." [2]
SkepticalScience published a critique on the claims made in the letter, which was also republished in The Guardian. [5], [6]
September 12, 2011
Harold Doiron was a member of the organizing committee for the JSC NAL Symposium on Climate Change where he delivered the opening remarks (PDF).
"Our speakers today could be generally classified as being on the side of the debate that argues that Catastrophic Anthropogenic Global Warming (CAGW) is an unproven theory with very little credibility," Doiron said.
Walter Cunningham was also a speaker at the event. [3]
NASA Alumni League JSC Chapter — Member (PDF).
InDyne, Inc. — Past VP, Engineering Analysis and Test Division.
McDonnell Douglas/Boeing — Past Sr. Manager, Loads and Dynamics.
Reed Tool Company — Past Director, Technical Services and Field Engineering. Studied methods to reduce costs of drilling for oil and gas, and provided "drilling bit applications technical support, oil and gas well drilling planning."
NASA Johnson Space Center — Past Aerospace Technologist.
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According to a search of Google Scholar, Harold Doiron has not published in peer-reviewed journals on the subject of climate.
He has published some articles on engineering, space structures, and "space shuttle pogo prevention."
"Harold Doiron," LinkedIn Profile. Accessed May 4, 2012.
Gus Lubin. "49 Former NASA Scientists Send A Letter Disputing Climate Change," Business Insider, April 11, 2012.
"JSC NAL SYMPOSIUM ON CLIMATE CHANGE" (PDF), NASA Alumni League JSC Chapter.
"Former NASA Scientists, Astronauts to Attend Heartland Institute Climate Conference, May 21 - 23 in Chicago," PRWeb, April 19, 2012.
"NASA Climate 'Skeptics' Respond with Science! Just Kidding," SkepticalScience, April 12, 2012.
"Attacks on climate science by former NASA staff shouldn't be taken seriously," The Guardian, April 12, 2012.
"Return of Climate Denial-a-Palooza: Heartland Institute Hitches Anti-Science Wagon to Vegas FreedomFest," DeSmogBlog, July 7, 2014. Archived July 14, 2014.
Harold Doiron. "Speakers," At the Crossroads; Energy & Climate Policy Summit, Texas Public Policy Foundation, The Heritage Foundation, September 25/26, 2014.


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Oil Mills Group seeks clarification on SMC shares
CONCERNED whether it could still count San Miguel Corp. (SMC) shares as part of its assets, the government-owned CIIF Oil Mills Group (OMG) is seeking clarification on a court decision declaring such equity as government-owned.
In a letter to Solicitor General Francis H. Jardeleza, CIIF-OMG president and CEO Jesus L. Arranza asked whether the Supreme Court ruling of Jan. 24 (modified in a resolution dated Sept. 5) was final and ready for implementation.
In the ruling, the high tribunal sustained an earlier decision declaring the government the owner of CIIF-OMG, 14 holding companies and roughly 750 million SMC preferred shares.
The ruling enables the government to decide on how to utilize the assets for the development of the coconut industry and for the benefit of coconut farmers, whose levies funded the purchase of SMC shares.
Assets used to buy SMC stocks were wholly owned by 14 holding companies under CIIF-OMG which, in turn, is composed of six firms: Legaspi Oil Company Inc., San Pablo Manufacturing Corp., Cagayan de Oro Oil Co. Inc., Southern Luzon Coconut Oil Mill Inc., Granexport Manufacturing Corp. and Iligan Coconut Industries Inc.
Last Oct. 5, CIIF-OMG redeemed the dividends for the SMC shares amounting to about P56 billion.
On the same day, CIIF-OMG turned over the checks to the Bureau of Treasury on orders from the Presidential Commission on Good Government, which controls the sequestered companies.
Arranza also sought the Solicitor General's opinion on whether the 14 holding companies should continue to recognize the cash dividends and redemption proceeds as their assets.
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Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has served evacuation notices to residents of the controversial Campa Cola society.
About a week ago, the Supreme Court had dismissed the residents' petition to stay the demolition of their flats till the court decided on a curative petition filed by the residents.
Renowned singer Lata Mageshkar too has a flat on the eighth floor of the Esha Ekta Apartments – part of the Campa Cola Society - which is currently occupied by her nephew, Adinath, son of music composer Hridaynath Mangeshkar.
She also pleaded for the case of the residents on her Twitter account, "I want to tell Maharashtra government that by demolishing the building in the society they would render thousands of people, including many kids and senior citizens, homeless."
She wrote "It's wrong that public should be made to suffer because of the mistake of the builders."
Seven buildings of Campa Cola Housing Society in South Mumbai were built between 1981 and 1989. The builders had permission to construct only six floors. However, one building, 'Midtown,' has 20 floors and another, 'Orchid,'s has got 17 floors.


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LIMA — The Mercedes 190SL is also known as the "Baby Merc" or the "Little Brother" to the 300 SL. The Mercedes-Benz 190SL is a two-door automobile with an optional removable hardtop produced by Mercedes-Benz between May of 1955 and February of 1963. These cars were guaranteed to sell to car enthusiasts who couldn't afford the sporty Mercedes Gullwing. The 190 SL was arguably pretty, but was more cute than sexy. Production of the 190SL ended in February of 1963. The production total for the Mercedes 190 SL was 25,881 cars and about 10,000 of those cars were sold in the United States.
Ted Miller, of Lima, brought his 1960 Mercedes 190SL to The Lima News' Real Wheels Cruise-In. Miller's Mercedes is sure to get heads turning while motoring down the road in the summer time.


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This tour was one of the highlights of our trip to Rome. Our guide, Rebecca, was absolutely fantastic. Really personable and was able to remember all of our names (a feat in my opinion as I am terrible with names). We began our journey with a wonderful ride in the coach that was filled with information regarding wines long history as described by Rebecca before arriving at the vineyard in Frascati. The vineyard was beautiful and we even got to go to the cellar which is partially within an ancient roman aquaduct. So cool! During the tasting itself, we were given an ample amount of some of the best wine I've ever had and at the end we were given the option to purchase, which we did because it was so well priced. An amazing tour from an amazing tour guide. I couldn't recommend it more.
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Prep baseball: Tougher schedule looms for Estero in second half
ESTERO - Any question marks that lingered in the first half of Estero High's baseball season will likely be answered one way or the other in the second half.
That's because the slate will be a lot more demanding than the first half. Estero will encounter the meat of its schedule in its final nine games, starting March 28 against Mariner.
Cypress Lake, which already has wins against Fort Myers and Mariner, comes to Estero on April 2.
After what should be good tests in a two-game trip to the central part of the state to face Lakeland's Jenkins and Winter Garden's West Orange, the Wildcats will be home to meet Cape Coral on April 10. The Seahawks entered this week with a 10-1 record.
Estero will conclude its regular season against Fort Myers and Riverdale, the latter of which was recently dealt only its second loss of the season by Jenkins.
Following a 12-day break from games, Estero started this week on a seven-game winning streak.
Only a couple runs separate Estero and a perfect record. Its lone blemishes on a 9-2 mark have been a pair of one-run losses.
Perfection is what Kyle Miller delivered on March 6. The FAU-bound senior righty fired a perfect game in a five-inning 16-0 win against East Lee County.
"I know people will say it's East Lee County, but a perfect game is a perfect game," said Estero coach Frank Turco, who noted that Miller's gem is believed to be the first perfect game in team history.
Following the graduation of ace Will Anderson, Miller has stepped up to form a powerful one-two punch with senior Matt Pearce.
"Hopefully we'll have the same problem as we had last year with a 1 and a 1A. Both kids are throwing well," Turco said.
Miller entered this week with a 3-0 record and an anorexic ERA of 0.36, having allowed just one earned run and only three walks in 19 innings.
Pearce has compiled similar numbers. The Polk College-bound senior has permitted only three free passes in 19 innings while allowing just four earned runs.
Senior Collin Martin hasn't allowed more than two hits in any of his six appearances while compiling a 3-1 record with one save.
Before the break, Estero pitchers had held opponents to two or fewer runs in six of its last seven games.
Offensively, after a slow start, Estero has generated more production in recent weeks. In fact, the team batting average — .333 — isn't too far off the pace of the past two seasons (.351 last year and .341 in 2010).
Veterans such as Tyler Selesky (five multiple hit games), Ryan Withstandley (home runs against Lehigh and East Lee), Chris Brennan (team-high five doubles), Zach Culvahouse (hit safely in 10 of 11 games) and Anthony Prohaska (team-high nine RBIs) are among the bats that are expected to produce.
Newcomers have also emerged.
Entering the break, sophomore Zeke Pietrzyk had hit safely in seven of his last eight games with a team-high .450 batting average. Ryan Keegan had a five-game hitting streak entering this week. Brooks Rhorhman had a three-hit game against Immokalee on March 2. Jason Moore drove in three runs in Miller's perfect game against East Lee.
Statistics aside, Turco wants his team to have better games between the ears and from the heart in the second half, or in other words, mental toughness, as he likes to say.
"Are they going to step up?" he asked.


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"We do not need to organise caste abolition conferences or meetings to foster communal harmony if we were able to organise blood donation camps as a movement as there lies both a symbolic and functional gesture to bring in social amity," said Collector U. Sagayam.
Delivering the special address at the 41st Blood Donors' Day organised by Government Rajaji Hospital (GRH) Blood Bank and Madurai Medical College (MMC) Blood Donors' Club at the medical college auditorium on Monday, he said that Annadhanam (serving free food), highly seen as an epitome of munificence, was not needed as the State had been providing free rice under its welfare scheme. Hence donation of blood was the need of the hour and it stood above all gestures as it saved lives. "Real humanity lies in blood donation as we do not know the background of the beneficiary."
Speaking earlier, Medical Superintendent V.Ramanujam said, "There was a time during the late 70s and 80s when people had apprehensions about blood donation; but things have changed for the better and we have come a long way."
A. Pragatheeshwaran, Resident Medical Officer, GRH, recalled the concerted efforts of the Collector to upgrade and improve the facilities at the hospital. Edwin Joe, Dean, MMC, said that MMC Blood Donors Club had a great tradition and called for making it a model club in future.
Prabha Samiraj, Medical Officer, GRH Blood Bank, said that 258 blood donation camp organisers would be felicitated on the occasion. She also said that on an average the GRH Blood Bank despatched 50 to 60 units of blood everyday.
D. Soundararajan, staff advisor, Blood Donors Club, reminded the contributions made by former Dean S.A. Kabir who was instrumental in founding the club. He also talked about the difficulties they had during those times in transportation of blood without proper refrigeration facilities.
P. Sankara Thiagarajan, pre final-year student and secretary, Blood Donors Club, read the annual report. He mentioned that 152 blood donation camps were organised and 14,282 units of blood donated during the camps.
A mini-marathon was organised to mark the occasion. The Collector honoured the top five winners in the men's and women's categories.
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Danilo Lim resigns from BOC after Aquino's Sona rebuke
MANILA, Philippines—Customs Deputy Commissioner for Intelligence Danilo Lim resigned from his post a day after President Aquino admonished the Bureau of Customs during his annual address to the nation.
"I congratulate the President on a well-received State of the Nation Address. As a member of his official family, I am privy to the truths that ring out in his speech and am profoundly moved. It is in this spirit that I tendered my resignation as Deputy Commissioner for Intelligence of the Bureau of Customs," Lim said in a statement.
He said he agreed with the President's SONA observation that the BOC has not performed in accordance with the expectations of the people.
"The apprehension of smugglers as well as the guaranteeing of correct collections are continuing activities that need as much attention as the job of instituting reforms—a virtual guarantee that the latter activity will take time, much more time than the public would be willing to give us. In view of this, I see no other recourse but to leave this office," he added.
In an interview, Lim said that right after hearing the President's speech, he immediately wrote his letter of resignation, which he submitted to the Office of the Executive Secretary Tuesday.
He said he had not received any response yet from Malacañang regarding his decision.
"We cannot just leave our post without the response of the appointing authority. We have to wait until he says that you can already leave," he added.
He said in his statement that in the 22 months that he served in the government, he was very proud of his accomplishments, including "the seizures of smuggled items in record breaking numbers, the institutional changes I had installed, albeit in small steps and the stricter policing of personnel in my division."
"Though small compared to the Herculean tasks of cleaning these Augean stables, they are no less lasting and significant achievements. Nevertheless, during my tenure, Secretary Pacquito Ochoa will attest that I had asked to be relieved of my duties no less than six times, and in all those times have been told to wait for vacancies and possible transfer to other agencies," he added.—With a report from Tetch Torres-Tupas
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It doesn't take a crystal ball to foresee the bright future of Alex Young. There's a reason this pop star has crashed the charts, and now she's about to "Crash This Party."
It's hard to believe Young started out as a regular on "Sesame Street," especially now that she's all grown up and being compared to some of the top female artists in the world like Lady Gaga, Beyonce and Mary J. Blige. That kind of company is rare, especially at a time when that particular group of women are standing as the cream of the crop in the industry.
Young not only wedged her way into a rather crowded pop scene, she kicked open the door while opening for Cee Lo Green at the Mahaffey Theater in St. Petersburg, Florida back in 2012. She next moved WBLS Summer Stage show in New York City, and has been turning heads at every live appearance.
Fueled by the success of early releases like "Don't Play With Me" and "Government Name," Young rolled out "Crash This Party" in November 2013. The song features legendary Fatman Scoop and went viral in the weeks following its initial release thanks to a booming baseline and lyrics like "Drop it! Lock it! Pop It! Throw It! Tell the DJs to turn it up!" Fans not only feel the beat, they've experienced it around the world thanks to Young's International Club Tour that stopped in London, Berlin, Amsterdam and Japan (among many other places).
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PH eleven remembers the miracle of Hanoi
BANGKOK—The euphoria of victory has long died down, but the impact is still felt up to now. Players and coaches involved with the national side always look back to Dec. 5, 2010 with fond memories.
The Azkals, playing against AFF Suzuki Cup defending champion Vietnam, sensationally pulled off an upset for the ages before a partisan crowd at the My Dinh Stadium in Hanoi that sparked the renaissance of football in the Philippines.
The 2-0 victory opened the floodgates for the Azkals, then coached by Simon McMenemy, and for football in the country, spurring unprecedented support for a sport that has long been in the doldrums.
Bring up the stunning win and the faces of players like Phil and James Younghusband and Chris Greatwich light up.
Also part of that side who are here in Bang-kok are Jason de Jong and Chieffy Caligdong.
"Every time we see the highlights, it felt like yesterday," said Greatwich, who opened the scoring in the match with a 38th-minute header. "We're just glad to have been part of that moment."
"It's unbelievable how far we've come since the win against Vietnam," said Phil Younghusband, who wrapped up the victory 12 minutes from time despite suffering from the ill-effects of a stomach virus.
"To silence that crowd, to score those goals, it was just a great feeling to be a major part of our footballing history."
Azkals manager Dan Palami, who played a major role in bankrolling the campaign, said he will forever treasure the day he made believers out of the Azkals, who have carried the momentum of that win to chalk up more achievements.
"We can always look back at that game in Hanoi with a lot of pride," said Palami.
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Masterminded in 2006 by former Cotton Mather frontman Robert Harrison, Future Clouds & Radar formulated a kind of eclectic, ecstatic indie pop sound that nodded to the psychedelic swirliness of XTC and the Beatles, the punchy soulfulness of Elvis Costello, and the good-natured brass and sparkle of the Starlight Mints. Rounded out by bassist Josh Gravelin, keyboardist Hollie Thomas, drummer Nina Singh, and vibraphonist/trumpeter Kullen Fuchs, the Austin-based group released its self-titled double-disc debut full-length in the spring of 2007. They followed it up with a more modest EP titled Peoria in the autumn of 2008.
Future Clouds and Radar is Robert Harrison's follow-up to his band Cotton Mather. The first album, an eponymous double CD, was released in 2007. Their second release, entitled "Peoria" was released on November 4, 2008, on the Star Apple Kingdom label.
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Like Cotton Mather, Future Clouds and Radar has been described as being of the powerpop genre. Austinist called Future Clouds and Radar "Beatles-esque psychedelia" while the New Yorker described it as "sprawling orchestral art rock."
Upon release of the debut CD, NPR wrote:
It's up for debate whether Austin-based Robert Harrison's double-disc debut is pure genius with blind ambition, or the product of an excess of ideas. In any case, his band Future Clouds and Radar certainly knows how to entertain. The self-titled album crosses a dozen different styles and gets handed numerous genre-definers, all of which include the word "art" as a prefix. Future Clouds and Radar would seem to be inspired by The Flaming Lips or Guided By Voices, whose prolificacy Harrison emulates.^ "Indie Blog Heaven". ^ "Pop Matters, "Future Clouds and Radar"". ^ "Popfair - Classic Power Pop, "New Future Clouds and Radar"". ^ "Austinist Show Preview & Giveaway: Future Clouds and Radar at The Parish". ^ "We Heart Music". ^ "SXSW 2007: Future Clouds and Radar".
Nickelodeon animator Keith Graves was chosen to create a video of the song "Dr. No." Other videos include:Holy Janet Comes on WavesBack Seat Silver Jet SighterThis Is Really A BookBuild HavanaHurricane JudyThe Epcot View ^ "New Future Clouds and Radar video "Dr. No"". ^ "Future Clouds & Radar at YouTube".
The first album received high praise from critics, drawing comparisons to The Flaming Lips, 13th Floor Elevators, Electric Light Orchestra, Robert Pollard, Robyn Hitchcock, John Lennon, World Party, and the Kinks. David Greenberger says "...file this next to the White Album." NPR wrote ""Audacious? Sure. But undeniably impressive." Texas public radio station KUT listed it among the best albums of the year 2007 while Pop Narcotic listed it in its top 10 of the year.
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MSNBC Plays Racial Politics With Deceptive Editing, Says SAF
BELLEVUE, Wash., Aug. 20 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The Second Amendment Foundation today accused MSNBC of using deceptively-edited video from a Phoenix, Arizona anti-tax rally on Monday to invent a racial stereotype in its on-going effort to demonize and marginalize American firearms owners as "racists."
The MSNBC video, narrated by reporter Contessa Brewer, appearing with "Morning Meeting" host Dylan Ratigan, shows an AR-15 rifle being carried over a man's shoulder. The man is part of a crowd protesting near the national convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, where President Barack Obama spoke. Brewer notes on camera, "Yes, there are Second Amendment rights, for sure, but also there are questions about whether this has a racial overtone. I mean, here you have a man of color in the presidency and white people showing up with guns strapped to their waist. . ."
"What MSNBC purposely did not reveal with the deliberately doctored video is that the man carrying that sport-utility rifle was an African-American," said SAF founder nAlan Gottlieb. "MSNBC knows the man was black, yet all they showed in a brief film clip was a close-up of the rifle against the man's neatly-pressed dress shirt. It was impossible to tell the man's race.
"This is a detestable attempt to manipulate public sentiment," he continued, "in MSNBC's continuing effort to perpetuate a stereotype of gun owners as white racists. It was even suggested during the segment by MSNBC culture critic Toure that it would not be surprising 'if we see somebody get a chance and take a chance and really try to hurt' the president.
"By irresponsibly fomenting this kind of racial divisiveness through the use of carefully-edited video," Gottlieb stated, "MSNBC is not simply reporting news, it is provoking a reaction. If any harm comes to the president, MSNBC's hate-mongering should be blamed.
"I wonder," Gottlieb conclude, "if Keith Olbermann is going to name MSNBC as the worst news network in the world."
The Second Amendment Foundation (www.saf.org) is the nation's oldest and largest tax-exempt education, research, publishing and legal action group focusing on the Constitutional right and heritage to privately own and possess firearms. Founded in 1974, The Foundation has grown to more than 650,000 members and supporters and conducts many programs designed to better inform the public about the consequences of gun control.
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The town of Salina passed its final budget at its board meeting Nov. 13.
"With the challenging financial times, Salina continues to keep a watchful eye on the bottom line while maintaining the services residents expect," said Salina Supervisor Mark Nicotra in a release.
The budget increases taxes by a nominal amount. The increase will require a homeowner in the town with a home assessed at $100,000 to pay an additional $1.25 in taxes per month next year, or $15 a year, and a homeowner in the village with a $100,000 valued home to pay an additional 88 cents per month next year, equaling $10.56 annually.
"Because of the tremendous cooperation between town board members, the 2013 budget impact is far less than when the 2013 budget was first presented," Nicotra said. "When town board members work together, all the residents of Salina benefit."
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Eicher Engineering Components (EEC), the automotive component division of Eicher Motors Ltd (EML), has acquired the Dewas-based (Madhya Pradesh) transmission gear unit of British Motors Car Company Ltd (BMC).
"Our engineering components business has a portfolio of products ranging from differential and transmission gears to gear boxes," Mr Siddhartha Lal, MD & CEO of Eicher Motors, said.
Commenting on Eicher Motors' association with BMC, Mr Lal added, "Due to its excellent track record of developing and supplying transmission gears for medium and heavy commercial vehicles, BMC has been an established supplier to our CV division since 2004."
The newly acquired Dewas gear unit, which has a capacity of 5-lakh units per annum, has strengthened EEC's manufacturing muscle by enriching its portfolio of other two units namely Gurgoan and Thane, a company statement said.
Eicher Motors entered into a business purchase agreement with BMC on October 20, and formally completed the transaction on November 1. EEC is engaged in manufacturing of transmission and differential gears as well as gearbox assemblies. Its Gurgaon unit is focused on servicing global clients in their outsourcing needs from India whilst the Thane unit is in the process of acquiring TS-16949 certification.


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Australian Open Commercial
I sure hope that next year, Australian Open can come up with a new commercial other than that annoying one that came on every 2 minutes: "I wanna know where you go when your gone". They had the same one last year too. I put it on mute each time.
Agreed. That music is terrible.
Yeah, that is one thing this board can agree on. Melbourne advertising funds must be running low.
It is getting on my nerves.
2 year old commercial played ad nauseam, cant afford to make a new one? Didnt Melbourn have anything better than couple of women in mirrors and pedestrians in the streets?
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Then throw in the AO, then throw in all the other one off events such as the Presidents Cup in 2012, the FINA World Swimming Championships in 2007, the World Cycling Championships in 2010 and everything else, and quite frankly, you have no idea.
Melbourne has been voted the sporting capital of the world numerous times and by more than one org. Link:
So pardon Melbourne if it has to budget a bit. Recently made news that it forks out 30 million a year just to host the F1 GP, but according to Bernie Ecclestone, that's about right so go figure.
I like the commercial and the music. It has pretty pictures and the music relaxes me and puts me to sleep. So many more objectionable commercials around.
Best thread I've seen in months! I've been ranting about this commercial since the tournament started, but no one else I force to watch tennis with me seemed to remember it.
The commercials I don't think is Melbourne's doing anyway, not sure if it's funded by public money, more likely to be Tennis Australia (yes Melbourne based) in conjunction with it's international agencies.
Those commercials wouldn't be directed at the tennis fan anyway, tennis fans know the AO is on. I imagine it's directed at the mainstream who would have no idea it's the same commercial 2 years running.
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The strengths of families from culture to culture, when compared to each other, are remarkably similar and give us common ground around the world upon which to unite and develop mutual understanding. Strengths-Based Research and Perspectives: Strong Families Around the World, provides a conceptual framework for global family strengths, discussing the diverse strengths and challenges that families face regardless of location. This book presents 43 expert authors from 18 countries in all seven major areas in the world who explain what it means to be a family in the context of their country and the challenges their country faces in the world today. Focusing on the latest studies of similarities between strong families of different cultures, Strengths-Based Research and Perspectives: Strong Families Around the World presents a wide variety of disciplines, including family studies, family education, family therapy, modern languages, psychology, social work, sociology, cultural anthropology, and nursing. This insightful text centers on the Family Strengths Perspective, a paradigm that not only recognizes that there are problems in families today, but demonstrates clearly how these can be dealt with successfully. This valuable resource provides case study examples, quotations from literature and cultural mythology, tables, figures, and extensive references to give readers an in-depth understanding of the issues from strengths-based perspectives. Topics in Strengths-Based Research and Perspectives: Strong Families Around the World include:
John DeFrain, PhD, is an extension professor of family and community development at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln who has focused his professional energy for the past 35 years in better understanding how families learn to live happily together. He cofounded the National and International Symposium on Building Family Strengths, which grew into a consortium of groups organizing 35 allied conferences in the United States and around the world since 1978. His research with a team of investigators around the world has collected data on family strengths from 21,000 family members in 27 countries. DeFrain has served as consultant to courts, universities, churches, agencies, and individual families on marriage, parenting, grief, divorce, and child custody issues. He recently received the Outstanding New Extension Family Specialist Award, and the MISS Foundation Phoenix Award for service to bereaved parents who have lost children. He has coauthored more than 60 professional articles on family issues and 18 books.
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