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Dr. Bohus Svagr repairs former Marine Bill Walford's crippling vertebrae damage
Apr. 20, 2012
Like a car with a few hundred thousand miles on it, Bill Walford's 61-year-old body had seen its share of wear and tear. The administrator at Hill Air Force Base and former Marine stayed in shape teaching wall climbing at the base, climbing an average of 1,500 vertical feet per week. But a slip on winter ice was the last straw for his back, and it was time for a serious surgical overhaul.
On Feb. 3, Walford found himself being prepped for surgery at Davis Hospital and Medical Center to have several vertebrae in his spine fused together.
"Due to gradual degeneration of his vertebrae, Bill had serious stenosis or narrowing in his lower spine, which pinched the nerves that connect to his lower extremities," said Bohus Svagr, M.D., orthopedic surgeon on the medical staff at Davis Hospital and Medical Center. "When I first saw him, he was in intense pain and already couldn't walk, with his condition worsening. We scheduled surgery right away to relieve pressure on the nerves and prevent further damage."
During the successful six-hour surgery, Dr. Svagr stabilized lumbar vertebrae three, four and five with rods and screws, and he used a bone graft to fuse the three vertebrae to the sacrum. Following surgery, Walford was concerned about adequate pain management because of his size – 6 feet 5 inches tall and 270 pounds. But hospital staff kept him comfortable, and the physical therapists got him moving quickly toward full recovery.
"Dr. Svagr was terrific, showing great concern for my personal comfort and going to great lengths to make sure I received the treatment I needed," Walford said. "He and the nurses and other staff at Davis Hospital remind me of the Marine Corps with the support and teamwork they showed. They are a truly compassionate group and I'm proud to have them on my side."
Dr. Svagr said, "As a physician, it's important to combine professional passion for medicine with personal compassion for the patient. When someone is actively living life and then suddenly one day can barely walk, it is rewarding to be able to help them heal and return to a quality life with friends and family."
Walford is making a complete recovery and is back to work at the base, looking forward to watching his odometer roll over another hundred thousand miles.
Davis Hospital and Medical Center is a physician-owned hospital as defined by 42 U.S.C. § 1395nn(d)(3).


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Greece World Cup Shirts Home And Away Unveiled For 2014: Official [PHOTOS]
Nike have unveiled the home and away kits for Greece that the team will wear at World Cup 2014.
Greece's National Team will wear its white shirt with blue trim as the home kit, while the away kit will be blue with white trim.
The design of the shirts is simple, clean and uses the Greece football federation's crest as a central focal point.
Read our World Cup preview of the Greece national team.
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Aha…so you thought it was Spring!
You don't necessarily have to do anything around here to get a good laugh.
After a rather soggy winter and lacklustre spring, we're finally feeling some genuine warmth from the sun and are able to believe we may have finally left the cold months behind.
But not before Tassie pulled out one of its typical spring surprises, catching us unawares as we put up our blinds on Nov 10 with a heavy snowfall on the Great Western Tiers.
Not only was it unseasonal, but looking towards the mountain we wondered whether Nature had conspired to laugh at us as we waited in vain for spring to really get going, or whether the mountain was beckoning us with its crazy grin to come and play in the snow.
Certainly grabbed your attention, and with the steady stream of vehicles heading up the mountain during the day, it was obvious many responded to the call.
Poatina Permaculture (aka NanaTechnology)
Over the last month in Village Morning Tea, we have been sharing our stories about how we care for Creation in our daily lives. Here is a selection of some of the simple and complex, small and big, traditional and innovative ideas that came up…
"Tear used paper in half and make pads of scrap paper."
"Walk around the village rather than drive."
"I've begun keeping paper and tearing it up to put between layers of food scraps in the compost bin."
"Solar power – yah!"
"Using baking paper rather than glad wrap or alfoil to wrap sandwiches, since it can be composted and broken down."
"Mending socks with holes in them and tearing up t-shirts for rags!"
"Using the paper off a new tub of mayonnaise to grease biscuit trays."
"Using vinegar and bicarb as a cleaner."
"Shreading paper and giving it to gardeners."
"Renewing my thinking that what I have is enough."
"Recycled telephone cable made into baskets; Willow made into furniture and sculptures."
"Apple trees planted in enclosure; veggie garden."
"Trinity kitchen garden nearing completion!"
"Recycled chook shed – 10 chooks."
"Using second-hand timber for structures."
"35 year old car still going – LPG."
"Bought some local wallaby meat – cheap ($6/kg), tasty and local."
"Our backyard is being fenced and possum-proofed so we can steward our little-patch – permaculture forest garden with fruit and nut trees, herbs, veggies and happy ducks!"
"Drying citrus peel for firelighters."
"Wood stove heats our home, cooks our food and heats our hot water."
… and last but not least…
"Cooking disaster buried in the backyard."
This initiative was dreamt-up by a group of village residents who have been working on a sustainability plan for Poatina. Stay tuned for further developments…
Poatina Arts Podcast
Poatina Arts has recorded it's first podcast. The podcasts will feature words, music, and interviews of the Artists In Residence who come to spend time in the village to create art and come alive.
Joel McKerrow is the subject of our first interview.
Download it below to listen to the interview and a preview of a new poem from the Wandering Feet album to be released on thursday of this week.
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these wandering feet
Our most recent Artists In Residence have created a beautiful album of poetry and music.
Joel and Heidi McKerrow lived and worked with village artists and residents for 6 weeks. During their stay they recorded a CD, and a book, of the poems which will be published by The Poatina Tree and available for purchase and download from Aug 22nd.
The music was penned by local composer Spike Mason and was played by an ensemble including clarinet, viola and guitar.
The album was recorded in Poatina's own "Studio On The Spur".
Here is a preview video of one of the tracks.
breakfast with God
This Sunday past, the daily 7am mountaintop morning prayers were a little different.
As the sun broke over the mountain, a fire was lit, and breakfast was cooked and shared.
It was just another example of an accent within the rhythms of life in Poatina.
water for life
Not many people would choose to watch an outdoor dance performance in the freezing rain on a misty night, but that's exactly what the residents and guests of Poatina did last friday night.
The second Poatina Pop Up Performance, entitled "Water For Life", a dance performance heralding our reliance on water, was underway…
Headlights from a 4WD shone toward a table with a vase of flowers…
and one by one the performers moved from the tray of the ute to the table…
singing and dancing as they went…
playing music on rain filled plastic water bottles..
until they all reached the table and drank the water from the bottles…
the headlights went off and the applause began…
BTW – if you'd like to taste the cleanest and freshest gravity fed mountain stream water you've ever had- come and visit us in Poatina… it's on tap here throughout the village!
spinners and weavers
Last weekend we were visited by some of Tasmania's most creative spinners and weavers. They set up their wheels and looms and went to work on creating some new pieces with a theme of "recycled".
There were many beautiful patterns created, using both recycled and new materials,and an open and joyful feel of encouragement, teaching, and learning.
Some weaves were very open
others were textured
but all were simply beautiful.
The village is already looking forward to these artists returning again next year, and will keep the spirit alive by having our own spinners and weavers group that meets (or at least attempts to meet) each Thursday at 1pm in the chalet.


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THE defence counsel for the Secretary General of the Council of Islamic Organization, Sheikh Ponda Issa Ponda, has requested the Director of Public Prosecution (DPP) to revoke his certificate filed at the Kisutu Resident Magistrate's Court in Dar es Salaam, for objection of bail to their client.
"We sent a letter with reference number LJ/CC/245/2012 for our request to the DPP on December 24, last year," advocate Juma Nassoro, one of the lawyers defending Ponda in the case, said yesterday in the city.
He told reporters at the court premises shortly after adjournment of Ponda's case that there was no justification at the moment the accused should not be granted bail, considering the nature of evidence so far presented by witnesses in court.
"Of (three) prosecution witnesses called, none of them has testified that there has been breach of peace, which was the bases for the DPP to file his certificate. After all, Ponda faces similar charges with his co-accused who are out on bail," the counsel stressed.
The DPP, Eliezer Feleshi, could not be reached for comment on the matter. He had objected to bail the Muslim cleric after filing a certificate under the National Security Act. Ponda was subsequently denied bail, while his 49 co- accused were bailed out on conditions of securing sureties working in a recognized institution, who later signed bonds of 1m/-.
In Monday's session, the prosecution had planned to call three more witnesses, but none of them showed up. Senior State Attorney Tumaini Kweka told presiding Magistrate Victoria Nongwa that one of the summoned witnesses was sick and the other had travelled.
He pointed out, however, that the third witness could not give any notice of his failure to attend the hearing session. The magistrate issued a warrant of arrest to the third witness for his failure to heed the court summons. The case has been set for another hearing on January 17, this year.
Ponda and his followers are accused of committing crimes of conspiracy, trespassing and criminal possession of property owned by Agritanza Limited at Chang'ombe in Temeke municipality. Other charges include stealing of building materials from Agritanza limited including 1,500 bricks and 36 tonnes of aggregate and iron bars, all worth 59.6m/-.


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Clitheroe Castle
|Clitheroe Castle
Clitheroe Castle August 2007
|Clitheroe, Lancashire
|53°52′15″N 2°23′35″W / 53.8709°N 2.3931°WCoordinates: 53°52′15″N 2°23′35″W / 53.8709°N 2.3931°W
|OS grid reference
|10 April 1915 [1]
Listed Building – Grade I
|19 May 1950 [2]
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Clitheroe Castle in Clitheroe, Lancashire, England, is a motte-and-bailey castle built on a natural carboniferous limestone outcrop.
It has been suggested that Clitheroe Castle may have been first built before 1086 as there is reference to the "castellatu Rogerii pictaviensis" in the Domesday Book. However, it is likely the passage refers to another castle.[3] One alternative is that it was built around 1186 by Robert de Lacy as an administrative centre for his estates in the area but later passed by inheritance to the Crown. It consists of one of the smallest keeps in the country[nb 1] and at one time it was surrounded by a curtain wall. It was anciently the seat of the Lords of Bowland.
A document from 1304 mentions ditches and moats surrounding the castle, however these have since been filled in.[5]
There is a legend that the Devil threw a boulder from Pendle Hill and hit the castle creating the hole visible in its side today, but this hole was made in 1649 as ordered by the government. It was to be put in "such condition that in might neither be a charge to the Commonwealth to keep it, nor a danger to have it kept against them".[1]
Clitheroe Castle Museum[edit]
Clitheroe Castle Museum can be found in the Steward's House built in the 18th century. It is a museum of local history. The museum underwent a £3.5-million refurbishment, starting in 2007 and open to the public in May 2009.[6] Today the castle is freely open to the public and in the bailey is the Clitheroe Castle Museum, which does have an admission charge.
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- Notes
- Footnotes
- ^ a b Historic England. "Clitheroe Castle (1016196)". National Heritage List for England.
- ^ Historic England. "Clitheroe Castle (1071553)". National Heritage List for England.
- ^ Harfield 1991, p. 386, citing Edwards 1984
- ^ Clitheroe Castle Museum –Castle Keep & Grounds, Lancashire County Council, retrieved 2011-01-12
- ^ Scheduled Ancient Monument – Clitheroe Castle, Lancashire County Council, retrieved 2011-01-26
- ^ News: Quality Assurance for Clitheroe Castle Museum, Lancashire County Council, 9 November 2009, retrieved 2011-01-12
- Bibliography
- Adams, Paul (2005-6), 'Clitheroe Castle', Castle Studies Group Journal, Vol 19 p179–192
- Edwards, B. J. N. (1984), "George Vertue's engraving of Clitheroe Castle", Antiquaries Journal 64: 366–372, doi:10.1017/s0003581500080501
- Farrer, William; Brownbill, J. (eds) (1911), "Townships: Clitheroe", A History of the County of Lancaster: Volume 6, pp. 360–372
- Fry, Plantagenet Somerset (1980), The David & Charles Book of Castles, David & Charles, ISBN 0-7153-7976-3
- Gooderson, P.J. (1980), A History of Lancashire, Batsford, ISBN 0-7134-2588-1
- Harfield, C. G. (1991), "A Hand-list of Castles Recorded in the Domesday Book", English Historical Review 106: 371–392, doi:10.1093/ehr/CVI.CCCCXIX.371, JSTOR 573107
- Jones, R.O. (1982), Clitheroe Castle
- Langshaw, A. (1940), A Guide to Clitheroe Castle
Further reading[edit]
- Farrer and Brownbill, The Victoria history of the county of Lancaster Vol 2 (1908) pp. 523–524
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Clitheroe Castle.
- Clitheroe Castle
- Clitheroe Castle Museum - Lancashire County Council
- Clitheroe Castle Museum - Ribble Valley Borough Council
- Clitheroe Castle Virtual Tour Image
- Castles in Lancashire
- Clitheroe
- Ruins in Lancashire
- Grade I listed buildings in Lancashire
- Scheduled Ancient Monuments in Lancashire
- Buildings and structures in Ribble Valley
- Visitor attractions in Ribble Valley
- Museums in Lancashire
- Historic house museums in Lancashire
- History museums in Lancashire
- Local museums in Lancashire
- Art museums and galleries in Lancashire
- De Lacy family
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Apparently, there is now something called "new adult" literature.
I know this because The New York Times told me so. They say that new adult books "fit into the young-adult genre in their length and emotional intensity, but feature slightly older characters and significantly more sex."
This piece first ran in Printers Row Journal, delivered to Printers Row members with the Sunday Chicago Tribune and by digital edition via email. Click here to learn about joining Printers Row.
According to unnamed publishers, the target audience for "new adult" books is 18- to 25-year-olds, and when they say 18- to 25-year-olds, they mean 18- to 25-year-old women because apparently no one even bothers pretending that 18- to 25-year-old males read anymore. The protagonists of new adult novels are supposed to be doing the sorts of things that a typical 18- to 25-year-old woman is doing: moving away from home, first job, first serious relationship, laundry, that sort of thing.
It's not clear even to me why this sticks in my craw — what's in a name, or marketing label, after all? — but I've been gnawing this over for the better part of a week, and it's time to unburden myself on you good people. In no particular order:
1. By declaring that this category of books with these particular concerns is what a particular reading demographic desires, we're essentially signaling that what people want or need in books are characters that are mirror reflections of themselves. It turns reading into an act of narcissism, whereas I believe one of the greatest pleasures of literature is the chance to spend time inside the lives of characters we'd otherwise never know.
2. The notion that the difference between young adult and slightly more adult literature is a matter of adding graphic sex scenes is an insult to both young adult and adult novelists. Given that by the time you exit high school, you're more likely to have had sexual intercourse than not, it's hard to argue that the sex act itself is the dividing line between not adult and adult. Young adult writers have the same goals as adult writers, to bring to life the emotional interiors of their characters. If we believe that writers should have the freedom to write in ways that are true, they should neither feel compelled to age up their characters or call their work "new adult" just because they're writing about sex.
3. As a teacher of college for the last 13 years, and therefore someone who spends many hours per week in the company of this so-called new adult demographic, we're not doing the 18- to 25-year-olds of our society any favors by codifying the idea that they're not expected to be fully adult and therefore need their own category of book. While we can all recognize that additional age and experience brings wisdom, the notion that these people are somehow not yet capable, or somehow not interested in "adult" literature is sort of sad.
I know, I know, it's a marketing thing, not an actual reflection of the world of books, but I believe this kind of increasing segmentation doesn't do the book business any favors. When we signal that certain books are for certain people, we lose the opportunity to cross pollinate, to experience worlds other than our own.
Under this ultra-niche model, all I'll have to look forward to are novels about old white guys with swollen prostates. Who's to say I can't enjoy a novel about boyfriend problems?
I'm glad I came of age when it was OK for boys to read Judy Blume or when "The Clan of the Cave Bear" was the introduction to sex for many a teenage girl. (Caveperson sex, but still.)
I don't want to be a demographic. I just want to be a reader.
Biblioracle John Warner is the author of "Funny Man." Follow him on Twitter @Biblioracle.
The Biblioracle offers his recommendations
1. "Calico Joe" by John Grisham
2. "Lost" by Michael Robotham
3. "Gone Girl" by Gillian Flynn
4. "About the Author" by John Colapinto
5. "The Sparrow" by Mary Doria Russell
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Paul and Adrienne, a young couple burning up the desolate miles on the road between Texas and LA, check into the equally desolate but eternally stylish Roy's Motel and Café.
As if preserved in time, the motel proves to be a strange and surreal place where the guests are forced to confront the secrets that they keep – from the world and from each other.
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social design issue
I chose to pick my topic on permanent and semi permanent solutions for Katrina victims. I say permanent and semi permanent because these people that were displaced by the hurricane and flooding need both a place to live, and a place to stay so they can get back on their feet. A fema trailer for 6 months is not going to be enough help for a family with 4 kids that has been displaced, what happens after they have to move out of the trailer?Federal disaster declarations covered 90,000 square miles (233,000 km²) of the United States, an area almost as large as the United Kingdom. The hurricane left an estimated three million people without electricity.
The biggest problem is that many of the homes are being rebuilt just the way they were before, this could result in the same problem happening again, their or in any large flood plane.
While it is rather foolish to think we can just rebuild everything from the ground up, it isn't at all possible from an economic standpoint. I think we can do something, and the global green foundation is. By gather some larger celebrities behind their cause they like Brad Pitt has helped bring much needed attention to this cause. He helped pick a energy efficient low income housing model that could possibly reduce a families energy bill by 75 percent.
They are hoping to shoot for implementing this design and having 18 homes built by the second anniversary.
Here is a picture of the winning design, which by using careful positioning and shielding helps to regulate temperature.
Here is a link to global green:


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Should the "good guys" be able to use spyware? Similar questions have been raised about police hacking. The methods that law enforcement officials are allowed to use to investigate crimes vary (as does public opinion, reports say) depending on what part of the world you are in.
In the United States, the FBI recently used a secret surveillance program, a computer and internet protocol address verifier, to catch an alleged teen bomb threat suspect.
While many countries worldwide have been trying to get to the bottom of phishing scams and identity theft attempts, Italy has just made progress with an operation dubbed "Phish and Chip."
Not too long after its announcement of progress with "Operation Bot Roast", the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation has promised more steps forward in prosecutions for spam and botnet related activities in the coming months.
The U.S. FBI has released news that its "Operation Bot Roast" has identified over one million victim computer IP addresses being used in criminal activity. The arrest of three men accused of using the army of hijacked computers for spam related crime was also announced.
A Connecticut, USA judge has granted a new trial for the so-called "Spyware Teacher" Julie Amero, who was facing up to 40 years behind bars after being convicted of exposing students to pornography on a classroom computer.
According to reports, the computer that had been the subject of debate in the trial was sent to a state laboratory following the trial, and those findings may contradict the testimony that had been presented by a state computer expert.
Spam update:
Robert Soloway, considered "one of the most persistent professional spammers" by Spamhaus, has been arrested following an indictment by a grand jury in Washington, USA on charges of mail fraud, identity theft, fraud and money laundering.
If convicted, Soloway faces fines of over $772,000 U.S. and could potentially face up to 65 years in prison.
On Tuesday, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Internet Spyware Prevention Act, which you may know as I-Spy, a bill that aims to create a federal law to take on spyware. I-Spy calls for:
- making it a criminal offense for an individual to place unauthorized code on a computer and use it to obtain or transmit personal information or to impair the security protections on the system.
- fines and prisons terms of up to five years for those responsible for such acts.
Sentencing in the so-called 'Spyware Teacher' case has been delayed - for the third time.
40-year-old Julie Amero was to be sentenced in a Connecticut court today (April 26). The case will now be heard May 18.
This time around it was the Assistant State Attorney who prosecuted the case asking for a continuance. David J. Smith wrote, "The state has not completed a full examination of all the issues which may affect its position at the sentencing hearing".
The U.S. Congress has been trying for years to pass uniform legislation to curb spyware and adware.
Now, identity theft concerns are also being pushed forward, with a federally convened task force urging Congress to look towards a new national strategy for punishing identity fraud.
To all of us who have been the victims of spyware, it's blaringly clear that more needs to be done to penalize spyware distributors. Many in the security industry have called for consensus anti-spyware legislation in order to fully hold distributors accountable for their actions, and to deter spyware vendors from violating consumers' privacy.
Members of the U.S. House of Representatives vowed yesterday to push forward the Spy Act, a bill that aims to impose extensive regulations on what types of action software may perform.
Cnet has the full scoop.
In January, we brought you news of the N.Y., USA settlement that held advertisers, not just third party media buyers, responsible for ads delivered through adware.
But we haven't seen the end of advertisers displaying online ads through software installed without computer users? consent. Researcher Ben Edelman says that two of the companies in that N.Y. settlement have yet to sever their ties with spyware vendors.


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Real Housewives of Atlanta
Do Gregg and NeNe Leakes Lack Chemistry?
Wendy Williams struck a nerve with NeNe Leakes when she insinuated that the Real Housewife of Atlanta's relationship with Gregg is not much more than a friendship with business benefits. Even worse, she added that they shouldn't televise their wedding because everyone would know it's a lie.
Clearly Wendy isn't one to hold back, and NeNe was beyond furious with the talk show hostess so she took to Twitter to vent her frustration.
We don't blame NeNe for raging... after all, NeNe's personal life is really none of Wendy's beeswax.
That being said, NeNe herself has emphasized over and over this season how Gregg is her best friend and how the two of them have known each other forever. And every time Gregg has tried to get sexy with her, she's pretty much rolled her eyes and pushed him away.
Is there some truth to what Wendy is saying? Vote below!


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Although I agree in principle with the idea of reducing meat intake, and the corresponding reduction in saturated fat, I am not so sure about Meatless Monday's sound-bite promotion tactics.
The US Department of Health and Human Services initiative "Healthy People 2010" has the ambitious objective of cutting Americans' intake of saturated fat by 15 per cent. But trying to achieve this by inspiring people to have a day a week without meat seems flawed.
I very much doubt that one day without a significant amount of saturated fat would have as much of a health benefit as reducing the daily intake by a few per cent. What's more, it fails to take into account people's reward system - the one that lets you be more gluttonous than usual following a period of abstention. A few hours with the average dieter will usually illustrate this thinking with a "Well, I ...
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Haiti Schools Update: March 2012
With Montrouis celebrating its Grand Opening (the be-all, end-all of openings, see below), three Students Rebuild schools remain under construction, in various states of...Wall Phase.
At this point, Elie, Pele and HOK will start being somewhat hard to distinguish. Concrete block may not be glamorous in and of itself - a building's character tends to emerge towards its completion. (Montrouis is a perfect example of that.)
Montrouis may have been the first to finish in 2012 (and the students there pretty stoked to get back to school), but we're nothing but excited to see continued openings throughout the year...and watch the characters of these schools come into their own.
Bon Berger Montrouis
On Leap Day, February 29, the school threw an enormous celebration. Here are some shots from the party:
Do you 400 have hall passes?
Elie Dubois
Elie's cafeteria is slowly getting off the ground. To be fair, this crew is working on several buildings for Elie at once. The bloc sanitaire, or toilet block, has had its foundation steel approved for concrete pour, and the designers are finishing construction drawings on the historic building retrofit.
Cafeteria floor slab steel underway
Steelwork updated with column reinforcing tied in. You're looking through what will be a wrap-around porch and one end of the cafeteria
Steel's lookin' good, let's whip up some concrete! Cement courtesy of CINA
Pouring and smoothing the cafeteria floor slab
Home of Knowledge
The HOK crowd has been facing some continued frustrations. While progress has been made on perimeter and retaining walls (holding earth back on a slope), the local authorities have confiscated the site's cement mixer. This likely has to do with the contractor that was dismissed for unsatisfactory work. The Team has filed supplemental paperwork with Delmas to resume construction.
Retaining walls being placed on site
Bon Berger Pele
A few weeks ago, walls were begun for the first floor of the classroom block
Walls go up around column frames. This way, two sides of the yet-to-be-poured columns are already covered, making them easy to tie into the block walls with the upcoming concrete pour
Column formwork goes up - these babies are ready for a pour
Meanwhile, in the print world, two of the Students Rebuild schools are being featured in the publication Architectural Record as part of a Design for Social Change article.
The magazine got some great shots of Montrouis under construciton and Ecole La Dignite, where Madame Vivianne Vieux - who we met nearly two years ago - is now teaching her students in new classrooms. The magazine also features a project by Studio Drum who we worked with to develop those protective reed / bamboo window screens.
It's amazing how Students Rebuild-supported buildings are becoming example-setting architecture in Haiti - we could never have done any of this without you!
More Haiti school updates on the Students Rebuild Haiti blog.


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Anyone see it, it was a thing of beauty. Hamilton grabs the ball off the wall and throws a no-hop screaming beebee to second and catchs the runner sliding.
Anyone see it, it was a thing of beauty. Hamilton grabs the ball off the wall and throws a no-hop screaming beebee to second and catchs the runner sliding.
I missed it. Anybody able to put it on youtube??
It would be appreciated.
I was in awe. Amazing. Reminds me of some of Vladimirs highlight throws. I was incredible how quick he came up with the ball and turned and fired and freaking GPS guided laser to second.
It was an amazing throw.
glad I stayed in my appartment sick today. This was the first I've been able to watch Hamilton, and I came away pretty impressed. Should definitly be our 4th outfielder until proven otherwise
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The Reds second baseman looked like he had given up on it and was just suspecting a late throw to the base, when all of a sudden the ball was upon him. It was an impressive throw.
Trent was impressed.
Hamilton went 1-for-3, sending his average down to .400. But he got his SportsCenter highlight -- an absolute bullet from right to get a runner at second in the ninth. Since the Reds were playing the Red Sox, we know the game will get a highlight. Maybe Hamilton will make it. -- CTR
I think he was trying to deke the runner a little. The guy may have been safe too. Very close play, but a sick throw.The Reds second baseman looked like he had given up on it and was just suspecting a late throw to the base, when all of a sudden the ball was upon him. It was an impressive throw.
"This isnt stats vs scouts - this is stats and scouts working together, building an organization that blends the best of both worlds. This is the blueprint for how a baseball organization should be run. And, whether the baseball men of the 20th century like it or not, this is where baseball is going."---Dave Cameron, U.S.S. Mariner
It helped that the hitter was Alberto Castillo, a slow-footed, banjo-hitting backup catcher. But that throw was a laser beam no matter how you slice it.
I wonder if ESPN will be interested, though. There wasn't any diving involved, and that's what they care about.
ESPN only showed the Dice-K highlights... big surprise.
That was a tremendous throw, funny thing was I had just told my friends, who didn't know anything about him, how much arm strength he has. Seems like the more I brag on the guy, he one ups my expectations, I really hope he keeps it up
I loved the fact that we wont 5-0, but there was not 1 Reds highlight shown.
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Andrew Lam, of an unknown address, was pronounced dead at 4:06 a.m. Friday at Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center, according to the Cook County medical examiner's office.
He was behind the wheel of a van that was rear-ended by a sport-utility vehicle about 11:50 p.m. Thursday on northbound I-294 near the O'Hare Oasis and the Irving Park Road exit, according to Illinois State Police Master Sgt. Chadd Brody.
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Billy Summers: 'Promised Land' is a good flick about nothing
Someone once told me to beware of any movie that is written by the person(s) who star in it. Although some movies have been great successes, such as Sylvester Stallone's "Rocky" and Billy Bob Thornton's "Sling Blade," others — such as Jon Favreau's "Swingers" — have been only marginally successful.
The new movie, "Promised Land," is directed by Gus Van Sant ("Good Will Hunting," "Milk," "My Own Private Idaho"), who directed a movie that Matt Damon wrote with friend Ben Affleck.
More than 15 years after his success with "Good Will Hunting," Matt Damon ("Good Will Hunting," the "Bourne" series, "The Departed") stars as Steve Butler, a big business pitchman who sells dreams to those living in a nightmare.
Damon's character is the best at what he does, which is selling drowning farmers on the life raft of an idea that drilling for natural gas underneath their land will "save the farm."
His coworker is Frances McDormand ("Fargo," "Burn After Reading," "Almost Famous") as the extremely practical Sue Thomason, a woman who is focused on the sale, and nothing else.
Sue is the voice of economic reason, as Butler becomes disenchanted with the high pressure sales tactics of a product that has become ecologically questionable.
The extremely attractive Rosemarie DeWitt ("The Watch," "The United States of Tara," "Rachel Getting Married") appears as Alice, the wholesome "Breck Girl" schoolteacher who turns Steve's head away from Corporate Greed and toward good ol' family values.
In the meantime, third wheel Dustin Noble arrives in town, played by John Krasinski ("The Office," "Leatherheads," "Jarhead"), who also co-wrote this modern fable against corporate tyranny. Noble seems to be the ecofriendly smile, charming his way into, not only the farm folks hearts, but into Alice's as well.
Although most, if any, romantic sparks between she and Noble are intimated and not actually pictured, leaving it to the audience to decide whether she is as much of a "good girl" as she seems, or if she collects handsome strangers like Leatherface collects 20-somethings on a meat hook.
Nice second-tier performances are given by the veteran, Hal Holbrook ("Evening Shade," "Lincoln," "Designing Women") as Frank Yates, local science teacher/informed ecology-minded citizen, and Titus Welliver ("Gone, Baby, Gone," "Argo," "The Town") as Rob, the convenience store owner, who becomes pretty darn convenient as the other romantic spark for the pair of traveling salesmen.
The IS a story somewhere in "Promised Land," it's up to the viewer to decide what it is. Were you to look at it one way, it could be a "you CAN come home again" rebirth tale, done much better by Kurt Russell in "Amber Waves" (1980).
This could be a great ecology lesson, if it went deeper into the "fracking" debate and made more of the environmental consequences issues involved. For my money, it's a movie about the corporate Big Brother, the so-called One Percent, who keeps the world going 'round and 'round, even as it uses and abuses people like they are simple cogs in the machine.
The fact that Butler's company not only "plays" the local farmers, but its own employees as well, speaks volumes, and makes me wonder how the higher ups in these kinds of businesses can even sleep at night.
As far as movie making goes, there are some odd moments, here, such as how an out-of-town salesman put together a town fair in only a couple of days, or why the local school teacher can pick up the cute newcomer in a bar and take him home, in a small town atmosphere, without EVERYONE in town whispering about it the next day. That, in itself, is more unbelievable that alien invasions or "one man verses an army" concepts in Movieland.
"Promised Land" is a good movie about nothing, a Jerry Seinfeld version of "Green Acres." It keeps you interested in the characters and their situations, but not in the outcome. Where this movie ends, the viewer should be left hanging, but for me, that wasn't the case. It's was like, "I wonder if it's still cold outside, and where am I going to eat?"
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Flight MH370, carrying 239 passengers and crew, disappeared from radar screens on March 8 shortly after taking off from Kuala Lumpur bound for Beijing.
Investigators say the little available evidence, including the loss of communications, suggests the Boeing 777 was deliberately diverted thousands of kilometres from its scheduled route.
The search was narrowed last month after a series of "pings" thought to be from the plane's black box recorders were heard near where analysis of satellite data put its last location, some 1600 km (1000 miles) off the northwest coast of Australia.
"The Australian Transport Safety Bureau has advised that the search in the vicinity of the acoustic detections can now be considered complete and, in its professional judgment, the area can now be discounted as the final resting place of MH370," the agency in charge of the search said in a statement.


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In comparison to Cataclysm, Zen Leatherworking will be much easier to level. First of all, no funky ingredients are needed. You can get all the way to 600 skill with just leather, leather and more leather. I'm happy about this because it means no need for alts to provide additional items. On top of this, the amount of materials needed is significantly lower in this expansion. I feel like I'm seeing a trend here :)
The total materials used to reach the Zen level cap is 330 exotic leather and 1 Spirit of Harmony.
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Arizona, country suffered entrepreneurial lapse, Brookings report says
PHOENIX -- The land of opportunity appears to be turning into a wasteland for entrepreneurship.
According to the Brookings Institution, business dynamism plummeted in all 50 states and all but one of the 366 metro areas in the country during from 1978-2011. Only McAllen, Texas, has had more new businesses open than close.
Brookings defines business dynamism as "the process by which firms continually are born, fail, expand, and contract, as some jobs are created, others are destroyed, and others still are turned over".
In Arizona, more than twice as many businesses have shut down than opened their doors during that time period. Robert Litan with Brookings said his research group doesn't have a definitive answer as to why this is happening, but he does have a few theories.
"One may be that society is becoming more sclerotic (not being able to adapt). Big firms may be coming bigger. There may be more regulation that may be deterring new firms from forming," he said.
While he doesn't know of a definitive reason, Litan said he has the perfect solution for America to start churning out entrepreneurs once again: Immigration.
"Greatly liberalize our immigration laws to let in high-skilled immigrants -- people who come here to study to get master's and PhD's in the so-called tech areas," he said. "(Another solutions is) to let in foreign entrepreneurs."


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Monday, June 23, 2008 - by Jeff Cain - MMAWeekly.com
C.B. Dollaway got a second chance at becoming "The Ultimate Fighter," and a second chance to defeat Amir Sadollah, who eliminated him from The Ultimate Fighter 7 competition. Dollaway was then brought back when finalist Jesse Taylor was kicked off the show for his conduct only days after filming concluded.
Dollaway lost to Sadollah by arm bar, again, and spoke with the media about the tap that he wishes he could take back.
"With the tap, I didn't fully commit to the tap, but I did hit him once," said the Tempe, Ariz. native. "I guess they ruled that a tap. I thought you had to go on and start tapping out. I did hit him once. Right as I did that, I felt my arm get into a position where I could get out. At that point Herb (Dean) ruled it as a tap out."
The disappointed Dollaway reflected on The Ultimate Fighter 7 Live Finale loss to Sadollah. "It's kind of a crappy way for it to end for me after putting in all the hard work, training and everything for this fight," said the 24-year-old fighter. "I would have at least liked to have went a few more rounds. Having it end so quick is just a disappointment."
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Using projections of water-quality trends based on hundreds of water analyses made during a 40-day period following the release of approximately 39,000 tons of coal ash into the Dan River on Feb. 2, 2014, North Carolina State University soil scientists conclude that the river water is suitable for use as irrigation water on crops and as drinking water for livestock.
N.C. State University Extension Specialist Dominic Reisig wants to find a way to keep growers with kudzu bug problems out of the "spray continuum." So he and his colleagues from South Carolina and Georgia will use a $168,644 U.S. Department of Agriculture Southern Regional IPM grant to find out why kudzu bugs leave their home in kudzu patches to move to soybean fields.
Almanac Gardener, a weekly horticulture program of UNC-TV, began its 31st season on April 5. The weekly show features long-time host Mike Gray and N.C. Cooperative Extension horticulture agents sharing information and tips for home gardeners.
Tickets are now on sale for the annual Farm to Fork Picnic, June 8, 4-7 p.m., at the Breeze Farm in Orange County. The picnic, which pairs some of the area's best chefs with local farmers, has been called the "the best country's best all you can eat feast" by Bon Appetit magazine.


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When Christopher Schardt lost his wife, Ginny, to breast cancer 10 years ago, he resolved that her passing could not be in vain.
"We didn't want it to not impact us," he said. "We wanted to do something to change us, to change others, and to make a difference."
On Sunday morning, June 10, the Red Devils, a charity inspired by Ginny Schardt and Towson resident Jessica Cowling, will hold its 10th anniversary 5k run and walk at Goucher College — marking a decade of making a difference in the lives of local breast cancer patients.


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Hollow Cylindrical Amulet
Among the rarest of Middle Kingdom amulets are hollow gold cylinders, usually decorated with tiny gold balls arranged in a geometric pattern. Goldsmiths attached these balls to the cylinders by granulation, a soldering technique developed in Mesopotamia (modern Iraq) about 2500 B.C. Some amulets of this type contained tiny pieces of papyrus inscribed with magical spells.
- Medium: Gold, copper (?)
- Place Excavated: Lisht, Egypt
- Dates: ca. 1938-1759 B.C.E.
- Dynasty: XII Dynasty
- Period: Middle Kingdom
- Dimensions: 2 1/16 x Diam. of cap 1/4 in. (5.3 x 0.7 cm) (show scale)
- Collections:Egyptian, Classical, Ancient Near Eastern Art
- Museum Location: This item is on view in Egypt Reborn: Art for Eternity, Old Kingdom to 18th Dynasty, Egyptian Galleries, 3rd Floor
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- Accession Number: 59.199.1
- Credit Line: Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund
- Rights Statement: Creative Commons-BY
- Caption: Hollow Cylindrical Amulet, ca. 1938-1759 B.C.E. Gold, copper (?), 2 1/16 x Diam. of cap 1/4 in. (5.3 x 0.7 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund, 59.199.1. Creative Commons-BY
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- Catalogue Description: Amuletic cylinder in gold. Decorated with vertical registers of granulation; at each end slightly flaring cap, the upper one furnished with suspension loop. Small holes toward top of cylinder reveal corrosion and suggest presence of copper (?) inner case. Condition: Upper cap slightly dented. Several minute holes in upper cylinder where granulation has been lost
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Pittsburgh Man Sentenced To 6 Years In Prison For Heroin Distribution Scheme
PITTSBURGH, Pa. - Acting United States Attorney Robert S. Cessar announced today, May 13, 2010, that on May 12, 2010, Curtis Lawrence Burton, a resident of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, was sentenced in federal court in Pittsburgh to 72 months (6 years) in prison, to be followed by 6 years supervised release, on his conviction of violating the federal drug laws.
Senior United States District Judge Gustave Diamond imposed the sentence on Burton, age 27.
According to information presented to the court by Assistant United States Attorney Troy Rivetti, from in or around April 2007 and continuing thereafter until in or around February 2008, in the Western District of Pennsylvania and elsewhere, Burton conspired with others to distribute and to possess with intent to distribute more than 20 grams but less than 40 grams of heroin, a Schedule I controlled substance.
Mr. Cessar commended the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police, the Drug Enforcement Administration, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the West Mifflin Police Department for the investigation leading to the successful prosecution of Burton.
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"We're doing an Adaptive Sailing Clinic to generate interest for our programs. We're trying to get more disabled sailors involved in the programs. We have two Martin 16 sailboats that we sail at Mallett's Bay and there's two Martin 16 sailboats at the Community Sailing Center, so there's a lot of opportunities for people with disabilities to sail," said Brad Stevenson, a disabled sailor.
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Australians have always loved a good show, as this new collection of essays demonstrates. The significance of exhibitions goes beyond mere entertainment. From the 1850s to the present, exhibitions have been a marketing tool for Australias advancements in global trade, migration and tourism. They have also been powerful vehicles for conspicuous consumption, civic progress, social status, and identity be it local, national or international.
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Angel Ramos from the Bronx had been suffering from heart palpitations and fatigue for several years. He was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation and was put on medications to treat the condition. Unfortunately, the drugs which worked for only a short time, actually increased his level of fatigue and caused abdominal discomfort.
After learning about Lenox Hill Hospital's Heart Rhythm Center, he opted for a new procedure that uses a balloon catheter to freeze the malfunctioning heart tissue to stop the electrical signals causing the arrhythmia. Mr. Ramos was discharged the day after his procedure and has not had any further recurrence of atrial fibrillation. "I felt better almost instantly," he said.
"This procedure is distinctly different from standard approaches to atrial fibrillation ablation, which uses heat to eliminate the electrical activity," says Neil Sanghvi, MD, who directs the Atrial Fibrillation Ablation Program at Lenox Hill Hospital. "It allows for a simple, safe and efficient approach and often results in no further recurrence of atrial fibrillation. Patients are able to resume their normal daily activity within days of the procedure."
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Starbucks Coffee Co. has reached a deal to produce and exclusively release a CD of 10 Dylan recordings from New York's Gaslight Cafe in 1962
Legend Bob Dylan inks a deal with Starbucks Coffee Co. as it's agreed to produce and exclusively release a CD of his 10 recordings from New York's Gaslight Cafe in 1962. And so, "Bob Dylan: Live at the Gaslight 1962" will be available at Starbucks stores in the United States and Canada on August 30.
The CD, includes the earliest known recordings of "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall" and "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right," as well as folk standards "Barbara Allen" and "The Cuckoo," will cost $13.95 at Starbucks' 4,600 U.S. stores.
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Recycling mobile phones is something being encouraged in North America this week via a governmental campaign.
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Each year, hundreds of Howard University students give up spring vacations and trips home to honor the University's motto of "truth and service" during the Alternative Spring Break (ASB) program. From March 8 to March 14, nearly 400 students will volunteer more than 16,000 hours in Baltimore, Chicago, Detroit, Memphis, New Orleans, Washington D.C. and Haiti. Students will help tackle societal issues such as gun control, homelessness and illiteracy.
Since 1994, the ASB program has fostered a spirit of service and leadership among Howard University students. The program is coordinated through the Office of the Dean of the Chapel with significant institutional support from the Office of the President coupled with the help of generous donations from Howard alumni, students, staff, faculty and residents from Washington, Maryland and Virginia.
"Every time I come back from ASB, I come back changed," said Taylor Davis, a junior nursing student. She is scheduled to volunteer in Detroit this year and has volunteered in Memphis and Atlanta the last two years. "As students, we come to give to our communities and quickly realize that those communities have just as much to give us in return."
Students will depart from Cramton Auditorium on Saturday, March 8 at 12 p.m. Before departing, students will participate in a send-off ceremony at 10 a.m. at the auditorium.
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Tom Knibbs Photography, Inc. filed as a Domestic for Profit Corporation in the State of Florida and is no longer active. This corporate entity was filed approximately thirty-five years ago on Monday, April 14, 1980 , according to public records filed with Florida Department of State.
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Stephen Battersby discussed the current debate over broadcasting messages into space with the intention of their being detected by extraterrestrial life forms (23 January, p 28). The editorial in the same issue (p 3) endorses the idea.
As an astronomer who has been involved in topics relating to the search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI) for 30 years, and as a former member of SETI advisory panels, I feel there is an arrogance in the transmission of these messages by small groups who have claimed the right to shout on behalf of Earth without consulting anybody else.
Many SETI researchers and others, including the editorial board of Nature, have asked for there to be a moratorium on these messages until broad international discussions can take place. These should involve biologists, historians, ethicists and members of the public.
That doesn't seem much to ask, given the importance of the matter ...
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