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Birds imported from Canada to the U.S. are exempt from quarantine requirements. However, all birds must be examined by a United States Department of Agriculture port veterinarian at the time of entry. Birds that are imported via land crossing do not require an import permit but do require examination. Birds that are imported via air or sea require both an import permit and an examination by a port veterinarian.
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If Santa Claus is ever looking for a more efficient production model for his toy-making elves, he might want to take notes at one local church's annual Christmas giveaway.
The First Baptist Church in downtown Sevierville held its enormous Christmas giveaway Saturday in Building B, where over 400 families — approximately 1,600 people total — received a meal, brand new toys and spiritual guidance over the course of the day.
Beginning at 8 a.m., families made their way through the gymnasium in a streamlined process that involved over 300 church members who volunteered to work the event.
Families were served a meal, then the volunteers led them to the toy section, where they picked out one small toy and one large toy per child. Other volunteers then wrapped those toys and sent them to still more volunteers to package those gifts with other items, like clothing, toiletries and a food basket.
During this process, families were taken into another building to receive spiritual guidance if they wished.
"If they have a need, or if they want to talk about some spiritual matter, we have several counselors who are ready to talk to them," said Pastor Dan Spencer.
Once they were finished, they went back to the other building to receive the packages the volunteers had been putting together.
"It's an efficient process, and it's evolved over the years," said Pastor Jerry Hyder.
This giveaway began 28 years ago with just a few families. Members of the church would try to repair old toys and take them to families in need, said Judge Dwight Stokes, a deacon of the church.
"There were some good things to that. You'd actually get to be with the families in their homes," Stokes said. "But we decided that we'd have a store where we'd have brand new toys, brand new everything, and the families would come in and we could serve them all at one location."
Now the church has families sign up in advance for certain time slots, so not everyone packs into the building at once. During the sign-up phase, the church interviews each family to find out its specific needs and tries to meet those needs at this giveaway.
"We're trying to help folks at a time of year where a lot of people hurting," Spencer said. "It's a great ministry to the community where we try to pinpoint the families that have the greatest needs."
All items were purchased and donated by members of the church. Spencer said it was important to get new items for the families.
"It sends a message to folks that they're not getting leftovers or second-hand things, and that we care about them and want them to have something nice," he said.
Volunteers also prepared the food that was served Saturday, as well as provided child care to families so the children could stay in one area while the parents chose their toys. Several volunteers also worked as translators for Spanish-speaking families.
This was Spencer's first time at the giveaway. He joined the church just after last year's event, "but I heard people talk about it all through the year," he said.


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Kent State University will host its third annual Symposium on Advances in Organic Photovoltaics (OPVs) on April 16 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Moulton Hall Ballroom on the Kent Campus. The symposium is free and open to the public and serves as a platform for discussions about OPV research, opportunities and development. A poster session and reception will follow the presentations starting at 4:30 p.m.
OPVs are specialized, carbon-based materials used in solar cells and unlike typical solar cells that are silicon or thin-film-based. They are flexible and have the potential to be produced at much lower costs than conventional solar cells using processes such as jet-printing, spray painting and roll-to-roll manufacturing.
The symposium's morning keynote speaker is Zhenan Bao, Ph.D., professor of chemical engineering at Stanford University. Prior to joining Stanford in 2004, she was a Distinguished Member of Technical Staff in Bell Labs, Lucent Technologies from 1995-2004.
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The afternoon keynote speakers are Peter Green and Lars Müller-Meskamp. Green is the Vincent T. and Gloria M. Gorguze Professor of Engineering and chair of the Materials Science and Engineering department at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. He also is the director of the Center for Solar and Thermal Energy Conversion (CSTEC), a Department of Energy-sponsored Energy Frontier Research Center (EFRC). His presentation, "Morphological Design, Transport Processes and Device Performance of Organic Solar Cells," will discuss research on carrier transport processes (carrier mobilities recombination, charge generation) in specific morphologies for the poly(3-hexylthiophene):phenyl-C61 butyric acid methyl ester (P3HT:PCBM) system, engineered to possess different morphologies, and the effect on device performance parameters.
Müller-Meskamp heads a research group for alternative transparent electrodes and encapsulation for organic optoelectronic devices at Institut für Angewandte Photophysik, Technische Universität Dresden (IAPP). Before joining the IAPP, he worked at Qimonda Dresden in the development of flash memory technology. His presentation, "Alternative Transparent Electrode Technologies and Encapsulation for Organic Photovoltaics," will discuss a number of materials and technologies for transparent electrodes.
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Theodore von Karman
Born in Jozsefvaros district of Budapest Hungary, on May 11, 1881. von skolloskislaki Karman Todor became to be known as Theodore von Karman. His scientific reputation rested on a series of profound insights on the nature of aerodynamics, which he demonstrated through a highly intuitive style of applied mathematics. He published more then two hundred papers, which laid much of the technical basis of flight. He forged scientific cooperation and founded a number of powerful aerospace institutions.
Described as one of eight true geniuses, Von Karman's inspiration for aeronautics came about during doctoral study at one of the world's foremost universities in the 1900s, the University of Göttingen. After an all-night party in Paris, a friend suggested that instead of going to sleep, they watch the French aviation pioneer Henri Farman fly his machine. Farman successfully completed a 2-kilometre (1.25-mile) course and Von Kármán embarked upon a long career in the aeronautical and astronautical sciences.
In 1911 he made an analysis of the alternating double row of vortices behind a bluff in a fluid stream, now famous as Kármán's Vortex Street. This happens when the air stream that flow around a body fails to stick to the shape, but instead breaks off behind it into a wave. This wave is a form of drag that tries to keep the object from flying, or in some instances can also cause damage. One example of this is the Tacoma narrows bridge. In 1940, a bridge was built across the narrowest section of Puget Sound, which connected the Olympic Peninsula with the rest of the state. On November 7, 1940, a forty-two mile per hour wind caused the bridge to oscillate with rhythmic up-down waves as large as twenty eight feet, as well as violent twisting spiral motions, which appeared to make the bridge roll completely over. After a couple of hours, the stresses on the bridge were too much and the bridge collapsed.
In 1912, von Karman became Professor as well as Director of Aeronautical Institute Aachen Germany, at the age of 31, remaining until 1930. In World War I, he was called into military service for the Austro-Hungarian Empire and eventually became head of research in the air force. At the Military Aircraft Factory ( Fischamend Austria) he led the development of the first helicopter tethered to the ground that was able to maintain hovering flight. This was developed to solve problems plaguing the observation balloons then in use. After WW1 , many students were attracted by the intellectual and social atmosphere von Karman created. To help reestablish contacts and friendships broken by the war, he was instrumental in calling an international congress on aerodynamics and hydrodynamics at Innsbruck, Austria, in 1922. This meeting resulted in the formation of the International Applied Mechanics Congress Committee, which continues to organize, and gave birth, in 1946, to the International Union of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, with von Kármán as honorary president. He began traveling widely in the 1920s as a lecturer and consultant to industry. His first visit to the United States in Fall 1926 was primarily to advise on establishing the new graduate school of California Institute of Technology Aeronautical Lab supported by the Douglas Aircraft Company, now Boeing. In 1930 he returned to assume the direction of the school, and shortly after his arrival at the California Institute of Technology, his laboratory became a Mecca of the world of the aeronautical sciences.
His personal scientific work continued unabated with important contributions to fluid mechanics, turbulence theory, supersonic flight, and mathematics in engineering, aircraft structures, and wind erosion of soil. His open-mindedness was well demonstrated by his involvement in the development of astronautics. In 1936, in spite of the general disbelief in academic circles in the possibilities of 'Buck Rogers'-style rocket propulsion and its applications, he supported the interest of a group of his students in the subject. Within two years the US Army Air Corps sponsored a project at his laboratory on the use of rockets to provide super-performance for conventional aircraft, especially to reduce their distance of takeoff from the ground and from naval aircraft carriers. This project was known as JATO (Jet Assist Take-off rockets.) These rockets were what started the company Aerojet, which is located in the city of Azusa. Other missiles that were made through the years are: AEROBEE FALCON, HAWK, BULLPUP, SPARROW, and Standard Missile.
In 1944, he became the cofounder of the present NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, when it undertook America's first governmental long-range missile and space-exploration research program for the US Ordnance Department. In 1944, he chaired the forerunner to the Pentagon's US Air Force Scientific Advisory Board, and as General Arnold put it, "You know, we've been winning this war by brute force and mass production and I don't like it. Maybe next time we won't be able to produce as fast and we'll get snowed under. I want you people to look ahead 20 years in aviation and tell us where we're going and how we are going to get there." This realization that the Allies were years behind influenced the development of extremely focused in-house research capability in a number of breakthrough technologies. The board's blueprint for post-war military systems was titled Where We Stand (which in 1945 predicted supersonic flight, ICBMs, nuclear warheads, and SAM missiles) and the 12-volume Toward New Horizons introduced by Von Kármán's SCIENCE: The Key to Air Supremacy
His dedication to international scientific cooperation led him, in 1947, to propose to the United Nations the establishment of an international research center for fluid and soil mechanics in the Middle East, which, though unfulfilled, contributed to the development by UNESCO of the Arid Zone Research Project in 1950. He conceived the idea of cooperation among aeronautical engineers of the member nations of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and in 1951, obtained approval to launch the Advisory Group for Aeronautical Research and Development (AGARD), of which he was chairman until his death. In 1956, his efforts brought into being the International Council of the Aeronautical Sciences (ICAS) and, in 1960, the International Academy of Astronautics. One of the outstanding activities of the academy under his presidency was its sponsorship, in 1962, in Paris, of the First International Symposium on the Basic Environmental Problems of Man in Space, at which for the first time scientists from the United States and the Soviet Union, as well as other countries, exchanged information in this field. It was scientific exchanges such as these that secured arms limitation treaties between the super-powers and turned the nuclear clock back somewhat from "one minute to midnight". In the post-World War II years, there was hardly an Aeronautics Department in the world that if he visited, faculty members did not come out to greet their old mentor. And as had been his traditional teaching technique, they fell into immediate animated conversations about what was the latest in aerodynamics, what new theory, who solved what problem, and--always a von Kármán question--what cutting edge challenges faced the former students. In later years he was again associated with Aachen, Germany, where he died May 7, 1963..
In 1963 he was the first recipient of the National Medal of Science from President John Kennedy. He wrote his autobiography Wind and Beyond in 1967 and in 1992 Mike Gorn wrote The Universal Man: Theodore von Kármán's Life in Aeronautics from the perspective of a generation once removed from von Kármán's life, a life of enduring contributions to aeronautics and aerodynamics. Dr. von Karman was one of the world's foremost aerodynamicsts and scientists and is widely recognized as the father of modern aerospace science.
Cal Tech Archives "http:// WWW.caltech.edu/~ archives/bios/KarmanTV.html"
A History of Aerojet: Chapters Http://www.csz.com/history/chapters.htm
Von Karman http://www.aceflyer.com/ Karman
The wind and Beyond, Theodore von Karman pioneer in aviation and pathfinder in space. Theodore von Karman with Lee Edson, Little Brown and Company, Boston, 1967
The Universal Man, Theodore von Karman's life in Aeronautics. Michael H. Gorn Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington and London, 1992
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CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif. - Laeha Hill hit a bases loaded single in the bottom of the seventh inning to give the Boise State University softball team is second straight win of the season in a 13-12 victory over the University of Wisconsin in the final day of competition at the Cathedral City Kickoff.
The Broncos came back for the victory after giving up a six run lead earlier in the game. their second straight win over Wisconsin. Boise State won 13-12 after giving up a six run lead.
The Broncos (2-2) will take next week off before returning to California in two weeks to play five games in the University of San Diego Tournament on Feb. 20-22 (Friday-Sunday).


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It has been quite a run to 10 years for the Trot
Celebrate 10 years with us!
The Pacific Marine Credit Union O'side Turkey Trot has enjoyed quite a run as it prepares to celebrate its 10th anniversary on Nov. 26. The running turkey logo first debuted in 2006. Since then, the race has become a holiday tradition in North County, with 10,000 running and walking in 2014. All that has helped raise more than $210,000 for local schools and non-profit organizations over the years. The O'side Turkey Trot celebrates its 10th year with some exciting innovations:
New > 10K course (see Course Map Page and Races Page for details).
New > 10-year finisher medals (above).
New > Courtesty of PMCU, all entrants receive a complimentary high-res digital photo file with a 10-year logo. See right photo. Details to come.
New > All participants receive a royal blue, high tech, moisture wicking shirt!
Some of the 7,500 entrants in the 5K start their race on a sun-splashed day in Oceanside. (Rich Cruse photo)
OCEANSIDE, Nov. 27, 2014 – Like many in the record crowd of 10,000, Sarah and Darren Brown started a new holiday tradition at the 9th annual Pacific Marine Credit Union O'side Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving morning. Only, theirs is a bit out of the ordinary.
Darren shattered the course record in the opening 5 Mile Run. A few minutes later, Sarah finished as the easy winner in the women's 5 Mile Run. Welcome to Oceanside and North County.
"We just moved out here last February for my job at ElliptiGo in Solana Beach, so this will be our first Thanksgiving here," said Darren, who broke the course record of 25:16 set here last year by Lukas Verzbicas. Brown ran 25:05 to lower the mark by a substantial 11 seconds. "My wife, Sarah, runs also, and she'll probably win the 5 Mile, too."
Sure enough, a few minutes later Sarah was an unchallenged champion in the Women's 5 Mile Run in a time of 28:10.
"It was really fun," Sarah said. "I was leading the whole way and felt comfortable out there because I ran with a pack of guys. This will give my self-confidence a boost when we go to Pennsylvania on Dec. 13 for the club nationals."
5K alone has more than 7,500 participants
The Browns were part of a record-setting day that dawned cloudless and brisk for the opening 5 Mile Run, then turned warmer and dry for the later 5K, which alone had a field of more than 7,500 participants who went off at the starting line near the Oceanside Civic Center in a series of waves. Together with kids races for entrants 12 and under, it pushed the 2014 O'side Turkey Trot to record participation.
"We were thrilled with the event for our 9th year and look forward to the 10th year of the race," said Race Director Kathy Kinane of Kinane Events. "We love the fact that North County embraces this event and that so many families come together at it to spend some quality time together on Thanksgiving morning."
The runners and walkers, who stretched back blocks in downtown Oceanside, celebrated a race that began nine years ago with the slogan: "Move Your Feet Before You Eat!" Since then, thousands have not only taken that slogan to heart, but also have made the O'side Turkey Trot a holiday tradition in North County.
Family traditions run deep at race
It is a tradition that includes thousands of families, many of whom gather together to start Thanksgiving with a run and walk. The record field was dotted with multi-generational family groups, as grandparents ran with younger family members. In fact, participants were on hand from 41 states and five countries as families gathered here from around the country and the world to actively begin a day of giving thanks.
The first family of the event – certainly in terms of numbers – are the Bices. Their connection to the O'side Turkey Trot began when former San Diego State student Austin Bice ran in the event in its early years. He loved the event. But, as a 22-year-old senior, he went to Madrid, Spain to study international business. In January of 2011, he was found dead in the city's Manzaneres River. In his memory, his parents created the Austin Bice Memorial Scholarship Fund for study at San Diego State. And this year's edition of Team Austin Bice had 524 members who were clad in bright red shirts. Needless to say, Team Austin Bice easily won the race's annual team participation competition.
The record crowd will have a big impact on local schools and non-profit organizations because the PMCU O'side Turkey Trot is unique in that entrants can choose to have $5 of their entry fee go to support a local school or non-profit. And, most entrants did just that. The Austin Bice Memorial Scholarship Fund, the Boys & Grils Club of Oceanside, the Semper Fi Fund, and the Move Your Feet Before You Eat! Foundation are among the leading non-profit beneficiaries this year. Tri City Christian, whose 9th grader Andrew Seelhoff ran his first race at the O'side Turkey Trot since having a leg amputated in June, is among the leading schools benefiting.
Race continues to help local beneficiaries
In its first eight years, the PMCU O'side Turkey Trot raised more than 180,000, and that figure will rise considerably with this year's record crowd. The net effect will be scholarships and other opportunities for young people, help for those serving in the military, and a boost to countless other organizations that make a difference in Oceanside and North County.
The growth of the event has been remarkable - from less than 2,000 in its debut to this year's record crowd. Along with the increased crowds have come faster times, as evidenced by Brown's record in the 5 Mile Run.
In the event's 5K Run, local standout Tom Kloos, now a Bay Area running fixture, ran away from his competition to win in 14:43. A longtime Oceanside resident, Kloos captured his fourth 5K title at this event, also having won here in 2008, 2009 and 2013.
"I'm thankful I'm able to be healthy and still be able to do this," said the 37-year-old Kloos, now a track coach at St. Mary's College in the Bay Area. "I'm especially thankful for the beautiful lady there (pointing), who I married this summer. Stephanie keeps me young. I hope to be able to stay healthy and do this for many more years."
Carlsbad's Lindsey Drake, 25, won the women's 5K title with a time of 16:45.
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Tracy Frank, Published February 10 2009
Knowing the culture key to international business
While in France, he once made an innocent remark during a conversation that prompted some people to leave abruptly.
He later found out that the phrase "part two" has a sexual connotation he did not intend.
Gussiaas, who owns Gussiaas Family Farm Inc. in Carrington, N.D., was one of 15 business professionals to take part in a workshop on international business Monday in Fargo.
"It's not just to help me in my business, but it's also very interesting," said Gussiaas.
The event was coordinated by the Northern Crops Institute, which supports regional agriculture.
"We're seeing, not only in Fargo, but in our entire region here, we've got companies that are involved with trade overseas, and I see that just increasing as we move along," said Brian Sorenson, Northern Crops Institute director.
The workshop provided information on topics such as presenting business cards and gifts, making introductions, and dining etiquette.
"You can have a good business, but if you don't know the culture that you are working with and you don't have the proper etiquette skills, it puts you at a disadvantage," said
Pat Berglund, a corporate etiquette and international protocol consultant, who lead the workshop. Ignorance in international dealings can cost companies business opportunities, she said.
O'Day Caché owner Cindy O'Day has become an expert in international travel – at least to China. O'Day has visited the country 24 times to buy products for her Fargo and Minneapolis stores.
She said learning to do business internationally was like putting a puzzle together.
"It's a very different culture," O'Day said. "Establishing friendships was my No. 1 (priority) because if you build a friendship, you can build a business."
Understanding and accepting differences, such as different dining habits, was also important, she said.
"You don't insult them, you just become one of them," O'Day said.
Readers can reach Forum reporter Tracy Frank at (701) 241-5526


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Workshop, exhibition first steps in Greece and Portugal
The Athens and Lisbon chapters are both engaging urban issues this year through community-and-designer conversations.
Greece is facing a peculiar situation of urban flight that Athens Chapter hopes to short circuit. Lisbon chapter has identified holes in the urban fabric of the district of Graça, and is working with several local partners to workshop ideas that form a foundation to an appropriate design response.
From the Chapter Quarterly Spring 2013 publication
Imagine the City: Pyrgos 2013
The recent economic crisis and the general degradation of life in cities increasingly augments the wave back to the countryside bringing structural change in the relationship between city and countryside.
New balance is created and new demands arise concerning habitation and life in the Greek region. The relation of the urban - rural landscape is negotiated and combination arises as a major issue. These thoughts will be explored through the workshops and will be directly related to the social, economic and environmental impacts in the urban space of the city of Pyrgos, and the wider environment of Ilia.
The exhibition, as well as the parallel events, is organized by Architecture for Humanity Athens, based on a platform designed by Imagine the City, a collaborative interdisciplinary scheme of people and institutions which develops projects on the form, image and culture of the
greek cities.
Students, architects, urban planners and citizens of the area, are exhibiting their ideas and projects (architectural, artistic, planning) on the whole county of Ilia and challenging the locals to imagine their cities and area.
The presentation of the work will be complemented by social actions, such as lectures and forum discussions.
On a parallel level to the main exhibition, various other events took place May 16th through 25th in Pyrgos in the Amaliada area.
City Block D. Leonor of Graça, Lisbon
Lx & REACTION - Lisbon Chapter
The Lisbon chapter of Architecture for Humanity and Reaction Lx have established a partnership to bring design students from around the world to Lisbon for a 15 day workshop aimed at reviving certain areas of the district of Graça.
The workshop will serve as a catalyst for change with issues being identified and the students proposing real solutions that can be designed and carried out during the workshop. Students will create new programs, structures, urban furniture, urban art, or other interventions to activate and re-enliven these dead zones. The workshop intends to promote contact with the Lisbon community and welcoming students to use design to take a pro-active stance.
The workshop will take place August 3-18. The Chapter is still recruiting workshop leaders - positions open to Lisbon Chapter members. Deadline for applications extends to June 30.


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The only thing I'll be keeping from the frames is the rectangular hoop that the cases actually clip on to. I like the latching/locking portion of the program but dislike how that section mounts to the bike. There are just too many rotating/flexing mounting points. The system would be great for someone who rarely needs the panniers and likes to pull the racks off when not in use. The 1/4 turn fasteners are handy but lacking for an adventure rider in my experience. I'm just planning on "remounting" the hoops with my own brackets.
You can see how far out the left Pelican is compared to the right. Also, the cases aren't straight or square to each other.
Thanks for the reply! My problem is more fundamental than yours, in that I can't get mine to fit at all with the Akro pipe (check out how tight the fit is with your new pipe - the Akro is a bit taller).
The panniers not sitting parallel to each other is almost a Hepco trademark - my Strom was the same.
Did you think about a steering damper? Ever feel the need on such a long trip?
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Are low interest rates good policy?
Norm Miller, University of San Diego
In the short run we have no choice, but we should slowly wean the economy away from the 61 percent U.S. bought Kool-Aid by buying fewer mortgage backed securities and treasuries over the next few years. Anyone who understands interest rate induced price-risk is already shunning our long-term debt. While Bernanke seems to believe he can put the brakes on inflation prior to a run-away train, I am not so certain. If you thought sequestration was bad, if Congress plays dice with our debt limits and takes us to the debt cliff, the stock market could be in for a plunge.
Lynn Reaser, Point Loma Nazarene University
In order to maintain low interest rates across the board, the Fed is buying $85 billion of mortgage-backed securities and Treasuries each month with newly created money. At this pace, the Fed's balance sheet will swell by $1.0 trillion this year to $4 trillion by year-end. This policy could lead to either an asset price bubble (junk bonds, farmland prices, etc.) or higher inflation down the road. Ultra-low interest rates are doing little to relieve the uncertainty weighing on businesses and consumers that is holding back growth. The risks of easy money are now outweighing the benefits.
Dan Seiver, Reilly Financial Advisors
The economy is still well below potential GDP, and did not grow at all in the fourth quarter. Fiscal policy, with or without the sequester, will get tighter, which will reduce aggregate demand. Europe is still in big trouble and that also has a negative effect on our economy and financial markets. So we need to continue with very expansionary monetary policy and very low interest rates. The risk of inflation right now is very low, and inflationary expectations are low. The Fed can begin unwinding its expansionary policy later this year or next year when the economy gets closer to its potential.


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31st October 2007
Gay themes at the Jewish Film Festival
4:05 PM — The UK Jewish Film Festival in its 11th year is presenting an eclectic range of films this season, including several that are concerned with Jewish-gay issues and perspectives.Screenings of 43 films, 25 of which are UK premieres, will open in cinemas all over London this November, and a new "on tour" initiative will be bringing the films to cinemas across the UK from January to March.
Gay philanthropist leaves masterpieces to the nation
4:05 PM — The late Simon Sainsbury, a reclusive member of the supermarket dynasty, has bequeathed 18 works of art worth an estimated £100m to the National and Tate galleries.His bequest is the most generous gift to the nation in recent times.The National Gallery, where Sir Simon funded the much-admired Sainsbury Wing with his brothers, is to receive five works by Monet, Degas, Gauguin and Rousseau.
Gay workplace protection law stalls in Congress
3:24 PM — The Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA) was due to come before lawmakers this week, but a slew of other business has delayed its passage, as arguments about trans protections continue.Attempts by a lesbian lawmaker in the US Congress to include trans people in new workplace legislation may fail to gain support from Democrats.Many of the Democrats elected for the first time last November do not want ENDA to include protections for trans people, fearful of a backlash from conservatives.
Pride petrol bomber charged with hate crime
3:00 PM — Prosecutors in Croatia yesterday charged a 25-year-old with a hate crime for attempting to throw petrol bombs at a Pride parade.Identified only as Josip S, he is the first person accused of a hate crime in the country since they became an offence under the country's Penal Code in 2006.Police spotted him at the Pride event on 7th July with petrol bombs but he fled the scene. He was later arrested.
Irish gays drum up support for civil unions 13
2:45 PM — The leading gay organisation in the Republic of Ireland has called on all political parties in the country to support a bill legalising same-sex civil unions.The opposition Labour party are to re-introduce the legislation in the Dáil, the Irish parliament, this evening.Eoin Collins, director of policy change at the Gay and Lesbian Equality Network (GLEN) said the proposed new legislation was a significant step.
Magistrate who refused to rule on gay adoption loses appeal 9
2:25 PM — A former magistrate who claimed unfair dismissal after he was told he could not pick and choose which adoption cases to rule on has lost his appeal.In March 62-year-old Andrew McClintock learned that his legal action against the Lord Chancellor, claiming that his Bible-influenced opinions should allow him to be excused from approving gay adoptions, was rejected by an employment tribunal.He said he was disappointed by today's decision by an employment appeal tribunal and vowed to take his case to the Court of Appeal.
Comment: It's STILL Elementary
1:35 PM — Academy award-winning director Debra Chasnoff on teaching American schoolchildren about LGBT people. When we released our film, It's Elementary - Talking About Gay Issues in Schools, a decade ago, the teachers featured in the documentary were breaking new ground by finding ways to talk to their elementary and middle school students about lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.The educators we found were rarities. Most teachers had never considered having such conversations.
Political parties reach out to gay graduates
1:24 PM — The Labour and Conservative parties are among the organisations and businesses featured in the latest Stonewall guide for gay and lesbian job seekers.The third Starting Out guide was launched last night at the University of London Students Union.Representatives of many of the companies listed in the guide attended, as did LGB students from across the country.At 322 pages, this year's Starting Out is the biggest so far.
London gay men three times more likely to use drugs
12:40 PM — New figures indicating that gay men are more than three times more likely to use drugs than other Londoners has prompted a gay health charity to launch a new campaign.37% of gay and bisexual men in London took drugs in the last year, compared to 11% of the general population.The new campaign by Gay Men Fighting AIDS (GMFA) highlights the increased risks that gay men may take when using alcohol or drugs and provides tips on planning for safer sex.
Hillary pledges AIDS funds if elected
11:21 AM — Senator Hillary Clinton pleased HIV and AIDS groups late last week by pledging that, if elected President, she will provide at least $50 billion for the fight against AIDS by 2013 and will "make significant progress toward providing an additional one percent of the U.S. budget to fighting poverty in impoverished countries."Religious and community leaders belonging to two groups, Iowans for AIDS Action and New Hampshire Fights AIDS, have been pressing presidential candidates to sign the "Presidential Pledge for Leadership on Global AIDS and Poverty."
Third of US high school footballers have gay sex claims sociologist 1
11:14 AM — A new study to be published in the Journal of Sex Roles suggests that one third of former American high school football players have had sexual relations with other men.Sociologist Dr. Eric Anderson, who is credited with being the first openly gay high school coach during his tenure at Huntington Breach High in the early nineties, conducted research questionnaires with a small sample of ex-high school football players who said that they have had some sexual contact with other men.
New community forum for LGB Leicestershire
10:54 AM — Leicester's Lesbian Gay and Bisexual Centre has set up a new forum to tackle homophobia and increase the involvement of lesbian, gay and bisexual people in their local community.The Community Forum will enable LGBT people who live or work in Leicester, Leicestershire or Rutland to give their opinions on topics which affect them.The next Forum meeting will be held on Thursday 22nd November.
Gay hate church trial nears end 3
10:43 AM — Shirley Phelps-Roper took the witness stand last week as the lawsuit brought against her father's Westboro Baptist Church drew to a close.Phelps-Roper told jurors at the courtroom in Baltimore that she was an angel sent to speak the truth to "earth dwellers" about the hate God has for their evil.She explained last week that's why she picketed the funeral of Matthew Snyder, a 20-year-old Marine who was killed in Iraq in March of 2006.
HIV may have come to US in 1960s
10:36 AM — The HIV virus arrived the United States in 1969 from Haiti, carried most likely by a single infected immigrant who set the stage for a world epidemic, scientists said on Monday.According to Reuters, Michael Worobey, a University of Arizona evolutionary biologist, said the 1969 U.S. entry date is earlier than some experts had believed.The timeline laid out in the study led by Worobey indicates that HIV infections were occurring in the United States for roughly 12 years before AIDS was first recognised.
30th October 2007
Interview: Pam Ann, A-List air hostess to the stars 1
5:51 PM — "Come Fly With Me is my first ever DVD. I guess you could say that it was a classic show!" says Pam Ann. "So if you like me, you ought to like it. I'm really happy with it."Oh, and there are extras, so even if you've seen the show there's something new there for you."Me and Pam's People backstage bitching about, and a mockumentary about Pam getting ready for the show. Oh and Lily my Chinese crew character does a run through China Town, oooh, and there's the classic safety video."
Former Australian PM was not gay says wife 2
4:32 PM — The widow of former Australian Prime Minister Sir William McMahon has said claims that her husband was gay are "outrageous."For a brief period in the 1970's Sonia McMahon was thrust into the spotlight as the spouse of one of Australia's shortest-serving Prime Ministers.Lady McMahon agreed to speak to author Susan Mitchell while she was writing her new book, Stand By Your Man.
Local paper censured over "lesbian lover" headline 1
4:32 PM — The Press Complaints Commission has upheld a complaint that a newspaper printed an inaccurate headline about a lesbian woman."Man attacked girlfriend's lesbian lover," which appeared in the January 26th edition of the Isle of Wight County Press, was judged to breach the PCC Code of Practice.Ms Leila Mahmoud, of Ryde, had been the subject of an assault by her friend's boyfriend, who had pleaded guilty at his trial.
Travel: Take the train to medieval Flanders
4:25 PM — From next month Eurostar will transport travellers to northern Europe in record time from their new terminal at London's St Pancras station.Taking the train through the Channel Tunnel has become commonplace in recent years, but there is more to see than just Paris and Brussels.Belgium boasts a range of attractive destinations, prime among them the beautifully preserved medieval city of Bruges.
Symbols of Nazi gay hate up for auction
2:37 PM — Two pink triangles, the symbols of Hitler's hatred towards homosexuals, are up for auction in Shropshire this week.They are expected to fetch hundreds of pounds when they go under the hammer at the Mullock's Auctioneers at Ludlow Racecourse on Thursday.Also being sold at the auction are other rare items including a description of a Spanish flu pandemic that killed millions and an apologetic letter from composer Edward Elgar.
2:37 PM — Gay pornography found on the computer of a US Navy doctor has been accepted as evidence in his trial on charges that he made secret video recordings of Naval Academy midshipmen having sex in his home, a military judge ruled.Even if Commander Kevin Ronan is found innocent at the conclusion of his trial this month, the emergence of such evidence often triggers a military investigation into a service member's sexual orientation, which could mean the end of his military career.


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The Washington Redskins today unveil a stadium that is remarkable not for its architecture, but for who paid the architect.
The team becomes one of only four NFL franchises to play in a stadium constructed largely with the club's money.
As with most private stadium projects, the Redskins received significant government aid, but less than the norm in a league growing saturated with publicly financed palaces.


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Nvidia kicked off its GPU Technology Conference keynote with a bevy of new product announcements including a new GPU architecture and CPU-GPU interlink, codenamed Pascal.
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November 10, 1998
NEW YORK -- John C. Whitehead, former U.S. Deputy Secretary of State and former chairman of Goldman, Sachs & Co., has been redesignated chairman of the New York Federal Reserve Banks board of directors and Federal Reserve Agent for 1999 by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.
Mr. Whitehead has been serving as a Class C director since January 1995 and chairman since January 1996.
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Project X: The Birth of Wolverine, Chapter 1- The Wild Side
I was runnin' away as far as I could. I couldn't let go off my mind. Sometimes, you wonder where you're goin' these days. But it ain't happen like this. I always get confused of who or what I am. But am I seeing it for real? I just don't know. All the surroundings in the jungle...I can hear voices, screaming or shouting somewhere near me. It sounds like an animal voice. But no...It sounds like a big bad wolf.
I saw the wolf attackin' a young woman near her cabin. She was beautiful alright. I neva knew what she's capable of back then. But her beauty striked me. It's as if I have neva seen her before. If you ask me, I neva get along with such beautiful ladies. Yea, tell me about it. I have bad and tough luck with them.
The wolf was tearing half of her clothes apart and then I jumped and slashed the wolf. The wolf cried out in pain. After screaming in agony, the wolf ran off like a puppy. It's lucky that I was in this d@mn old jungle. Otherwise, the Native American lady would have been torn to shreds. The lady thanked me for saving her life. I didn't know what to say. Sometimes, my mind is too hazy and I couldn't think of such words. I was about to say it until I felt down. I was so tired runnin' and gettin' injured by those men from Project X. I hope they don't find me here. I may not know if what they will hurt the lady as well. The Native American lady told me if I was ok. But I kept feelin' dizzy and slept away in total darkness. I don't know how long was I out. But there is one thing for sure, is that I neva missed a beautiful daylight and a beautiful lady right in front of me.
I woke up and find myself battlin' the German troops in the 1940s. Yea, it was the time of World War 2. I used to join with the Americans to stop Hitler from conquerin' the American soil. I felt bad for the Jews who got tied up and beaten like Jesus Christ. Heck, I would have slashed the Germans' throats myself if I had the adamantium claws. But I had to use weapons and lots of gadgets on my back. Cap was there at that time. Yea, he came here to finish off Red Skull and his cronies. I neva knew what the Red Skull was up to. But he sure has somethin' up his sleeve. I wanna know what's going on in his skull.
While I was coverin' my men, a Texan was helpin' me out. He asked whether I was an American. But he could tell that I wasn't one of them. He sure knows a lot of things even for a man coming from Texas. To be honest with you, I neva been to Texas all my life. But I wish I could go to places at this time if there wasn't a war. Maybe after this war, I could go there for a change. I have been in the Canadian soil for too long. It's time to move out in the States.
The Texan man moved up to me and said, "Howdy partner, it sure looks like ya could get a hand with these toys." I said to him, I can handle it. Even though I had trouble usin' these weapons. "Hey bub, it's your responsibility to look out for your post. You may neva know what those German heads will come and hit ya." He was sort of stunned of what I said but he sure ignore those words. Anyways, he light out a fire to smoke. "You're not from Texas, are ya?" said the Texan soldier. "Yea, you're right. I might as well wished I was born an American. Although, I do like being a Canadian. But I'm pretty sure you have no problem with that." The Texan soldier smiled as always. I don't know why he would smile as if things are turning out ok for him. But he told me he left his family behind. I was like ok. Why would you do that? He said this, "Well, I had to become the best there is. You know what I mean, right?" That was my first motto from hearin' his mouth. Yea, I always wanted to become the best but I neva thought about it that way. "I see, bub. So you intend to die for your country?" The Texan guy answered truthfully. He was a honest man and I couldn't even get enough outta him.
Suddenly, Cap came by and see how we're doin' things. But there was an urgent mission that Cap has to face. He asked me if I can help him and take out Red Skull. "Logan, I infiltrated one of Red Skull's strongholds. I believe that he found something big." I thought about it but I wonder what Cap was talkin' about. I had to find out for sure. This could mean the defeat of the Americans who were trying to fight for their country. I had to join Cap in an unknown quest. I gotta say and I gotta say it now. There's always a risk behind enemy lines. If you don't accept these risks, you may neva know what consequences will they bring. I always have to accept these big risks. That's what war is all about. A total f*cked up risk.
I told the Texan soldier to cover the rest of the men and his tracks so that the Germans won't get them. I followed Cap through the wires and tunnels and whatnot. These days, I have been keep on goin' and neva stayed behind. Cap and I were close friends by the way. I helped him and his friend, Bucky to outwit the Germans from attackin' our men. Unfortunately, Bucky was presumed to be killed by the Red Skull. It's the only reason why Cap wanted to finish the Red head off. But there is more to it than that. I wished Cap would open up and tell me what's the Red Skull is plannin' his scheme. I sure ain't likin' it.
"I have a bad feeling about this, Logan," Cap said. Yea, I have a bad feeling too. Not that I'm scared of what might happen, but it's just that things go unexpectedly. You may neva know what might hit ya. Yea, that's my old saying of how you should be careful these days.
We reached one of the Red Skull's strongholds. We were in the underground alright. These Germans have a good hidin' place and they sure did a good job here. But not good enough.
Cap throws his vibranium shield at the steel door and it was smashed through. The shield came back to his hands. I wonder how it does work that way. He must have some kind of magnetic control device attached somewhere near his body or arms or whateva. Anyways, I'm with the "Greatest American Hero" yet. Unfortunately, my time as a hero would come sooner or later.
While we were walkin' through some old crates, I heard some crackin' sounds. The German soldiers were everywhere and we felt right into their trap. Cap said that this stronghold was empty as it should have been. But somehow, the Germans have found out that we're comin' here. What tough luck! You can add that to your resume. The Red Skull appeared from some kind of platform and starin' at us. "Well, Captain America, you have entered my trap. I see you have your friend, Logan here." He sure looks scary to me. Scarier than I thought. But I neva got scared due to the fact that the Red Skull was just a man. Underneath the mask, I couldn't even tell who that person really is. All I could say is this that he's the devil in the ranks. Cap came here to finish him for good.
"What are you planning, Red Skull?" asked the Cap furiously. He wanted to know that bad especially me. The Red Skull was hesitant and showed a slight smirk on his face. Cap was right, there was some kind of plan what's about to happen here.
"You really want to know, Captain America?", "Or is that you just came here for revenge?" I gotta tell ya. This Red Skull guy is somethin' which came out of a big old rug. Cap was seemed to be angry about Bucky's death. Sometimes, I wonder if revenge is always the answer. Huh! I just hope it ain't happen to me.
"I'll kill you, b@$t@rd!" said the Cap angrily. "Then, come and get me, the great Captain America!" the Red Skull laughed and told us that he had something precious that he will usin' it for power. I wonder what that precious somethin' is and what he will be doin' with it. But it's time to find out.
"Logan, are you ready?" said the big Cap.
"I'm ready as you are, bub."
To be continued in Project X: The Birth of Wolverine, Chapter 2- The Power.
Whoa, some things ain't turn out what they used to be. Who was the Native American lady whom Logan just saved? And what is this power the Red Skull will be using. Hmmmm. I think you know. Can Cap and Logan fight off the Germans and stop the Red Skull from accomplishing his goals? Find out in the next chapter of Wolverine. Revenge is neva sweet. SNIKT!


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Maybe you don't understand, Fred, but a company's POLICY is basically LAW within the organization. Example: Drinking alcohol is not illegal. A Day Care facily may have a policy that forbids its employees to imbibe alcohol while on duty. If said employee drinks on the job, they can be fired. Simple.
10% or less of those with Moobs have this "condition", the rest just need to hit the gym.
Corruption? Hardly.... thats business. Unfair and a waste of our money, YES!
Without comparing credit scores and other evaluating measures, this "study" is useless. If people of equal credit worthiness were receiving different approval ratings, then thats a huge problem. Lets see the facts before such sweeping statements are put on headlines.
Please provide links to actual sources verify this claim.
I don't understand why race is an issue with this to begin with. If you didn't pay for your fare, you didn't pay your fare. Thats it. Why bring race into it, as it is a still a very sensitive topic in this town?
These comments are funny. You already can not smoke just anywhere at the Zoo. There are specially designated areas and even mentions it in the article. So, for the whiners complaining about having to walk through the "Clouds of smoke", know what you're talking about before you raise your voice to complain. If you don't like religion, don't go to church. If you don't like alcohol consumption, don't visit a bar. if you don't like smoke, don't walk into a specially designated smoking area. Grow up, people.
Cleveland has this expertise and is sharing it? Then why do I see so many boarded up houses with unkempt yards on the way to/from work? Even in my neighborhood. I don't think whatever we are doing should be shared as a model because I do not think it works.
Why does this need to "get expensive". Surely there's enough evidence already that makes this an open and shut case, no?
We are Rock and Roll capital of the world in name only. The general public does not care about supporting local music acts - they have to be big names from out of town. If your band is from Cleveland, you have to leave to make it big and then everybody loves you.
The local "rock band" scene is pretty much non existent. As much as I like the idea of the Hall here, our general public could care less about keeping rock alive. Sammy Hagar had a great show outside there with Chickenfoot last year or so. Why don't they have shows there like that regularly? Inside or out. Several years ago MTV had the show 'Live at the Rock Hall'. Was one of the coolest things. But, didn't last very long at all.
How interesting that she never filed a police report but a month before elections, she comes forward. The timing alone makes the story suspect. It should be interesting to see how this pans out. The lack of any physical proof or police report will be challenging to try a case. I bet this is "settled" before it gets to court.
Well, at least its somewhat true. Better than our track record with political figures in this county.
Its a shame that this young generation was raised to not respect authority. They've been taught that they can do anything as long as it makes them happy, because they are "special". They've been inundated since birth with media glamorizing criminal and violent behavior and that all cops are buffoons and can be ignored. New parents: teach your children manners, personal responsibility and to be goal oriented, so that they can grow up and contribute something to society. Issues like this article outlines will cease to exist if done properly.
Why is there such a focus on race? Always race. Never about criminal activity. If a majority of people getting in trouble with the law are of a particular race, who cares? They shouldn't be causing problems regardless of what color their skin is. Don't be a nuisance or participate in criminal activity and you won't have a problem with officers of the law. Don't use your race as an excuse or in an effort to deflect blame.
If you cant get in the club, how can you eye any babe in the club? Thats the point. There's plenty of places to "get your game on" if you are 18-20 without hanging outside of some bar. Millions seem to get laid without doing the same thing.
Ok, so if gays just start hanging around places, owners should make everything gay?
If polka fans start loitering around, the businesses should change to placate them?
Why can't people just act within the boundaries of acceptable public behavior instead of constantly trying to push things past the limit? Regardless of race, gender, whatever, if people just acted appropriately, there would not be an issue at all.
It sounds like the biggest issues is the underage loitering outside the clubs. Not old enough to be there, then move on. Maybe I'm just getting old, but I don't see the point in hanging out in front of somewhere you cant get in. I didn't do that as a teen or under 21. Sure i'd fake my way into where I could but I never hung around outside. What the point? Only to cause problems and ruin other peoples' good times? Why?
Any other town would have had this built already. Why is it that we can't ever get anything done? The casino crap got voted in last year. Where is it? Other cities already broke ground and are building. Convention Center? Medical Mart? C'mon Cleveland leaders, do something.


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The Field House on Blairs Ferry is traditionally a Hawkeye hotspot, but more than 200 ISU alumni crowded the restaurant to watch the Cyclones battle UConn.
"It's not the Hawkeye mecca today. I think they should change the name of this place though, 'The Hilton,'" said Ron Hanus, an ISU fan.
Minutes before tipoff, Cyclone fan-demonium was at an apex, confidence too.
"I have us going all the way on several brackets. This is happening," said Robin Robison.
"I'd love to see them by 25. But if they can pull it off, I'd be happy," said Adam Shires.
Once the game got underway, cheers quickly turned to groans. At the half, Cyclones were down ten with UConn leading 36-26.
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When play resumed, Iowa State kept trying to close the gap and overtake UConn. It came down to the final seconds, but in the end the Cyclones couldn't get things done. The Huskies advance to the Elite Eight, 81-76.
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While the uranium spot market remains plagued with uncertainty, Japan has become the bellwether for the nuclear and U3O8 industries. News that Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National (JOGMEC) signed a production-sharing agreement with the government of Uzbekistan is a strong indication that Japan's government is not committed to phasing out its nuclear power program.
JOGMEC was created by the Japanese government in 2004 and is tasked with securing stable supplies of oil, natural gas and nonferrous metal and mineral resources. By partnering with Uzbekistan to explore and develop uranium deposits, the Japanese government is essentially working to obtain uranium for its nuclear power program — which it claims will be phased out by 2040. Prior to Fukushima, the Japanese government had planned for nuclear power to supply about 50 percent of the nation`s energy demand by 2030.
In the U308 spot market, UxC has dropped its nuclear fuel price 75 cents to $45.75 per pound. TradeTech's nuclear fuel price indicator is unchanged from last week at $46.50 per pound as of September 28. "The abrupt turnaround in Japan's position has not reassured all market participants, and some sellers continued to drop offer prices over the course of the week," said TradeTech. "However, buying interest continues to emerge, particularly with the recent drop in prices."
China is expected to restart its stalled nuclear program in the fourth quarter of this year, with the second phase of construction at the Tianwan nuclear plant slated for December, reported TradeTech.
Company news
Last week, BHP Billiton (ASX:BHP,LSE:BLT,NYSE:BHP) asked the government of South Australia to extend the deadline for a decision on its proposed Olympic Dam expansion to October 2016. In August, BHP shelved the $30 billion expansion proposal citing poor economics for both copper and uranium extraction. The federal government's environmental approval for the project expires in October 2016. The South Australian state government said it will give "very careful consideration" to the company's request.
On Wednesday, shares of BHP were trading at $68.24 on the NYSE.
Also last week, Forsys Metals (TSX:FSY) announced the completion of an updated NI 43-101 resource estimate on its wholly-owned Namibplaas uranium project in Namibia. The indicated resource estimate at Namibplaas has been updated to 33.4 million pounds U308 grading 152 ppm at a 100 ppm cut off.
In addition, the company reported that it has started work on an updated technical report that will consolidate its wholly-owned Valencia uranium project with Namibplass. The goal is to combine feed from both projects to a single processing plant. Forsys expects the technical report to be completed in the second quarter of 2013.The company reported consolidated (resource estimates from both projects) measured and indicated resources of 93.9 million pounds U308 grading 175 ppm at a 100 ppm cut off.
On Wednesday, shares of Forsys were trading at $0.64 on the TSX.
On Monday, Denison Mines (TSX:DML,AMEX:DNN) announced that the first phase of the drilling program on its wholly-owned Mutanga uranium project in Zambia identified additional mineralization along the Dibwe-Mutanga corridor and deeper mineralization beneath the Dibwe deposit. Drill hole DMC 1220 intersected 25.5 meters at 327 ppm eU3O8 from 9.7 to 35.2 meters below surface. 10 holes have returned 12 intersections with a grade x thickness (GT) greater than 500 ppm eU3O8*m. The average GT of these 12 intersections is 1,864 ppm eU3O8*m.
Phase 2 is now underway, with 70 drill holes planned to follow up on the most prospective results from the initial phase. Denison anticipates completion of Phase 2 in November. The company is also conducting surficial geochemistry and radon orientation surveys over known mineralization at the Dibwe East, Dibwe and Mutanga deposits, with a goal of generating additional drill targets on the property.
On Wednesday, shares of Denison were trading at $1.44 on the TSX.
On Tuesday, Energy Fuels (TSX:EFR) announced the completion of its acquisition of Aldershot Resources' (TSXV:ALZ) interests in the Sage Plain project and several of Aldershot's prospective exploration properties in Northern Arizona. Energy Fuels — through Colorado Plateau Partners (a 50/50 joint venture between Energy Fuels and Aldershot prior to the acquisition, but now wholly owned by Energy Fuels) — now controls a 100 percent interest in the Sage Plain project, which is located in Utah.
The project is located near Energy Fuels' White Mesa mill, the United States' only conventional uranium and vanadium processing facility. Resource estimates for the project show it contains 642,971 tons of measured and indicated resources at grades of 0.22 percent eU3O8 and 1.39 percent V2O5.
On Wednesdsay, shares of Energy Fuels were trading at $0.19 on the TSX.
Securities Disclosure: I, Melissa Pistilli, hold no direct investment interest in any company mentioned in this article.


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Many young kids go through a stage between the ages of 2 and 5 when they stutter, repeating certain syllables, words or phrases, prolonging them, or stopping, making no sound for certain sounds and syllables. Stuttering is a form of dysfluency — an interruption in the flow of speech.
In many cases, stuttering goes away on its own by age 5; in others, it lasts longer.
There's no cure for stuttering, but effective treatments are available and you can help your child overcome it.
Experts think that a variety of factors contribute to stuttering, including:
The first signs of stuttering tend to appear when a child is about 18-24 months old as there is a burst in vocabulary and kids are starting to put words together to form sentences. To parents, the stuttering may be upsetting and frustrating, but it is natural for kids to do some stuttering at this stage. It's important to be as patient with your child as possible.
A child may stutter for a few weeks or several months, and the stuttering may be sporadic. Most kids who begin stuttering before the age of 5 stop without any need for interventions such as speech or language therapy.
However, if your child's stuttering is frequent, continues to get worse, and is accompanied by body or facial movements, an evaluation by a speech-language therapist around (instead of before) age 3 is a good idea.
Usually, stuttering drops to very low levels when kids enter elementary school and start sharpening their communication skills. A school-age child who continues to stutter is likely aware of the problem and may be embarrassed by it. Classmates and friends may draw attention to it or even tease the child.
If this happens with your child, talk to the teacher, who can address this in the classroom with the kids. The teacher also may be able to decrease the number of stressful speaking situations for your child until speech therapy begins.
If your child is 5 years old and still stuttering, talk to your doctor and, possibly, a speech-language therapist. You also may want to consult a speech therapist if:
Most schools will offer testing and appropriate therapy if you have been concerned about the stuttering for 6 months or more.
Try these steps to help your child:
Reviewed by: Amy Nelson, MA, CCC-SLP
Date reviewed: July 2013
Note: All information is for educational purposes only. For specific medical advice, diagnoses and treatment, consult your doctor.
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