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UA Experts Co-Author National Report that Focuses on How to Save More Lives from Cardiac Arrest in the U.S.
How likely are you or your loved ones to suffer a cardiac arrest and, most importantly, how likely are you to survive this devastating and common event in the United States? The Institute of Medicine tells us just that in a new report, "Strategies to Improve Cardiac Arrest Survival: A Time to Act," released this morning in Washington, D.C.
The Institute of Medicine report examines national data on the incidence and survival rates from cardiac arrest in the United States, assesses evidence on existing lifesaving therapies and recommends public health strategies that could save lives. Additionally, the report explores CPR and the use of automated external defibrillators, emergency medical services and hospital resuscitation systems of care and resuscitation research.
Two University of Arizona Department of Emergency Medicine researchers are co-authors of the report: Arthur B. Sanders, MD, MHA, professor and a member of the Arizona Emergency Medicine Research Center (AEMRC) – Tucson and the Institute of Medicine, and Bentley J. Bobrow, MD, professor and co-director, AEMRC – Phoenix, and medical director for the Arizona Department of...[read more]
Rare National Certification for Pediatric Asthma Program
The Terry family was new to Tucson in 2007 when their daughter Ashanti, then 5, had an asthma attack so severe she was intubated and hospitalized for a week, near death.
Now 13, Ashanti is thriving at her Oro Valley school, stays active and plays the viola. She has never again had such a terrifying experience with her asthma – a testament to her own determination, the vigilance of her parents and excellent medical care.
"We got the resources we needed to keep her asthma under control, and we ran with it," said Ashanti's mother, Keyshanna Terry, a nurse, respiratory therapist and an asthmatic herself. "We connected with great doctors, got educated about her triggers and got her on the right meds."
Last month the Pediatric Asthma Program at Banner – University Medical Center Tucson was re-certified by The Joint Commission, the national health-care quality improvement and accrediting body, with a gold seal of excellence following a rigorous, day-long survey. Banner – UMC is the first hospital in Arizona with this elite certification.
One of the program's strengths is its focus on asthma education, including videos now under production specifically...[read more]
Arizona Health Sciences Center Students Practice Use of Telemedicine in a Rural Setting
Ten health sciences students from the University of Arizona recently participated in a pilot simulation using telemedicine to support patient care in a rural setting. The event was funded by the Advanced Nursing Education Grant awarded to the UA College of Nursing, and was a collaborative effort among the Arizona Area Health Education Centers (AHEC) Program, the Arizona Simulation Technology and Education Center (ASTEC) and the Arizona Telemedicine Program (ATP).
During the event, the students tested a cutting-edge teaching/learning model, implementing iPad technology in an interprofessional patient care simulation. Four students, two each from the UA Colleges of Nursing and Pharmacy, participated in the simulation remotely from Flagstaff, Kingman and Phoenix via iPad video conferencing. They provided support to a six-student, in-person team delivering care to a simulation manikin experiencing a heart attack. The in-person team consisted of two students each from the UA Colleges of Medicine, Nursing and Pharmacy. Both groups were facilitated by an expert simulation instructor.
"This is a perfect concept, and one I envisioned when I wrote the grant three years ago...[read more]
Unique Professor-Student Collaboration Brings Public Awareness to Often Silent, Yet Potentially Devastating Virus
Felicia Goodrum, PhD, University of Arizona associate professor of immunobiology and member of the BIO5 Institute, has spent the last 20 years researching viruses. Most of that time has been devoted specifically to the cytomegalovirus (CMV), one of eight human herpes viruses, infecting 60-99 percent of adults worldwide.
CMV infects most people early in life, but in healthy individuals causes no symptoms and is controlled by their immune system. However, in those with compromised immune systems, or when passed from a mother to an unborn child, the virus can have devastating consequences.
To raise awareness of the risks involved with being a carrier of the CMV virus, as well as tips to prevent passing it on, Dr. Goodrum and Bre Eder, a UA undergraduate student in the UA Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health, have developed a unique cross-disciplinary collaboration.
During the past year, the duo has worked together to create educational materials targeting the public as well as health providers. The...[read more]
UA Department of Surgery Recruits Dr. Taylor Riall as Chief of General Surgery/Surgical Oncology
Taylor S. Riall, MD, PhD, a surgical oncologist specializing in pancreaticobiliary disease (complex disorders of the pancreas and bile ducts) has been named chief of the Division of General Surgery/Surgical Oncology in the University of Arizona Department of Surgery. She is internationally known for her work on comparative effectiveness (research comparing different treatments to understand the right treatment, for the right patient, in the right setting) and patient-centered cancer and general surgery outcomes. Dr. Riall will join the department Oct. 1.
Dr. Riall is coming to the UA from the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, where she is the John Sealy Distinguished Chair in Clinical Research and the director of the Center for Comparative Effectiveness and Outcomes.
"We are extremely pleased to welcome Dr. Riall to the University of Arizona College of Medicine and Banner – University Medicine," said Leigh Neumayer, MD, professor and chair of the UA Department of Surgery. "She brings a wealth of expertise and experience in decreasing variation in approaches to treatments and thus improving...[read more]
21st Annual Father of the Year Awards Dinner and Gala Raises $150,000 for the UA Steele Children's Research Center
Father's Day Council Tucson celebrated five outstanding Tucson fathers at its 21st annual "Father of the Year Awards Dinner and Gala" on May 28 at Loews Ventana Canyon Resort.
The event raised approximately $150,000 for type 1 diabetes research, faculty recruitment and the "Father's Day Council Tucson Endowed Chair for Type 1 Diabetes" at the University of Arizona Steele Children's Research Center.
This annual event honors men who have demonstrated they are dedicated fathers, outstanding community role models and successful in their chosen field. This year's honorees were:Greg Byrne, vice president for athletics; University of Arizona Lorenzo Livingston, master sergeant; U.S. Air Force Patricio P. Lopez, III, partner/attorney; Rusing Lopez & Lizardi Attorneys at Law Warren S. Rustand, chief executive officer; Providence Service Corp. Mark Wheeler, MD, associate professor; Division of Endocrinology, University of Arizona, Department of Pediatrics; UA Steele Children's Research Center
Over the past 20 years, Father's Day Council Tucson has raised nearly $...[read more]
UA Pediatrics Professor Dr. Alan Bedrick Appointed Executive Director of Critical Path Institute's 'International Neonatal Consortium'
Alan Bedrick, MD, professor and division chief of neonatology at the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson, was appointed executive director of the International Neonatal Consortium (INC), established recently by the Critical Path Institute (C-Path).
The consortium was launched in May at the European Medicines Agency (EMA) in London during a workshop focused on developing and implementing new therapies for neonates. INC's purpose is to develop practical tools that can be incorporated into clinical trials for neonates, which then should lead to more successful, efficient trials and provide this population with better treatments.
As executive director, Dr. Bedrick is responsible for the overall strategic planning and management of collaborative research endeavors among academic neonatologists, industry clinical staff and regulatory agency staff that will accelerate an understanding of medicine use in neonates. Dr. Bedrick will continue to serve as division chief for neonatology at the UA Department of Pediatrics.
"The International Neonatal Consortium embodies the collaborative...[read more]
Summer Shines the Light on Diversity Programs At the Arizona Health Sciences Center
With a population that is 35-percent Latino and Native American, Arizona suffers from serious health disparities, made even more severe by the need for a more diverse biomedical and health-care workforce.
In response, the Arizona Health Sciences Center (AHSC) is offering a full array of programs this summer, based in Tucson and Phoenix, to help increase the diversity of Arizona's health-care workforce. These include an introduction to health care program for high school students to programs to train diverse professionals already in the field.
These highly competitive University of Arizona diversity programs launch in June and range from Med-Start, a statewide summer residency program for high school seniors, now in its 46thyear, to new programs that are bringing in outstanding local and national graduate-level students and academic clinicians for advanced training.
Creating a diverse health-care workforce representative of the population it serves is a priority for Joe G.N. "Skip" Garcia, MD, UA senior vice president for health sciences. Thanks to his leadership, the Arizona Health Sciences Center...[read more]
Dusty Secrets Could Help Asthma Sufferers
Researchers in the University of Arizona's BIO5 Institute have entered into a collaboration with Johnson & Johnson Consumer & Personal Products and Janssen Biotech Inc. to leverage foundational discovery research aimed at determining environmental factors that underlie asthma and allergies.
The project's goal is to identify compounds present in dust in the farm environment that may be protective against asthma. Findings from this study could lead to the development of medicines to prevent the disease.
While asthma is known to have a genetic component, the recent dramatic increase in its prevalence across westernized countries cannot be due to this factor alone, suggesting that environment plays a major role. Asthma, the most prevalent childhood disease, affects more than 278 million people worldwide and predisposes individuals to a range of serious consequences later in life. Yet, current approved therapies address only symptoms and do not halt disease progression.
"This important study seeks to determine which environmental factors predispose for — or protect against — respiratory diseases like asthma," said Dr. Fernando Martinez,...[read more]
Pediatric Hospitalist Dr. Geetha Gopalakrishnan Joins Banner and UA
The University of Arizona Department of Pediatrics and Banner Children's – Diamond Children's Medical Center welcome new faculty member Geetha Gopalakrishnan, MD, assistant professor, to the Division of Hospital Medicine.
As a pediatric hospitalist, Dr. Gopalakrishnan will provide care for hospitalized children at Diamond Children's. Pediatric hospitalists are pediatricians who take care of children in the hospital and coordinate the patient's care with other pediatric specialists, medical staff and the child's pediatrician, as needed. Hospitalists are in the hospital throughout the day and night, so families have access to pediatric hospitalists 24/7.
In addition, Dr. Gopalakrishnan will participate in training pediatric residents completing their hospitalist rotations and medical students who are completing their pediatrics clerkships.


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i agree with everything. I hate the damn divas, its always kelly/eve vs bellas, wtf. Get rid of those four, they are horrible.
The brand split isn't over. They are just putting the main smackdown guys on raw for the time being to compete with Monday Night Football. It will be back to "normal" by 2012
I liked the brand extension…for about 5 minutes.
I agree, I agree. I am so glad the brand split is over. Seriously, it was gay. It is like the attitude era again where people can appear on both brands. There is definetly a new era in the air.
Give the women who can wrestle 15 minutes like Cena and Punk, and they would put on a fucking great match. TNA let their knockouts main-event sometimes because they're capable. It's just a shame that some of the female roster can't 'wrestle' that well. K2 is getting better though.
I also think they should keep both belts, but the WWE champion should be recognised as above the WHW champion. The US championship should go, seeing as the 'E has such an international roster. And I totally agree with bringing back Cruiserweights. They are incredibly entertaining.
All in all a good blog. A blog is about expressing opinion, so well done.
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The Rock sucks!! Always has and always will - just ask his boyfriend. You sir are dillusional in thinking that Ryback is a big draw, and that there wasn't any talent in the WWE since Rock left - Rock didn't need to come back - all that needed to happen was for Vince to pull his head out of his ass and retire already.
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I agree with you on some points, but I don't think there's anything irrational to liking CM Punk. He's great on the mic, charismatic, and fantastic technical wrestler. I think there are some valid criticisms for Rock. Yes, he's perhaps the greatest of all time, but would it kill him to show up more? I can tell you're probably a Rock fan because you appear to think more people like Punk than The Rock. Believe me, coming from a Punk fan, that's not the case.
There is no issue in liking CM punk but subjectively speaking there is nothing propriety about him as a performer, give Antonio Cesaro the same gimmick and he will deliver. I can respect his skills yet they are average in comparison to past performers (i.e angle)
Haha in regards to him showing up more, it probably would kill him, we must remember his other commitments
Originally Posted by bryanb1306
Did Damien Sandow write this blog? Couldn't get past the first paragraph without thinking he wrote this.
There are some viewers who have a bit of intelligence... Sandow may be my favorite character because, unknown to a lot of users, his character is the most developed in terms of authenticity
The actor plays him well and his material is legit (his segment with Shelby backstage regarding psychology was spot on, I was highly impressed)
But no, it's somewhat insulting i'm compared to a wrestler haha
Did Damien Sandow write this blog? Couldn't get past the first paragraph without thinking he wrote this.
Im falling right into your little IWC/Troll Trap but to say ANYONE could have cut that punk promo is nowhere even close to the case. He was quick on his feet, he was articulate, and heres the kicker, he was PASSIONATE. And you see it in the mans eyes every single time he is out there, that he wants to be out there. If Randy Orton had an eighth of the passion CM PUnk does, hed be the longest reigning champion of the modern era.
Yes, the IWC, which WERE ALL PART OF BY THE WAY. Likes to voice their opinions on what they want and what they dont like. So whats wrong with that, if people want Bryan vs. Ziggles and streak vs. streak, why cant they WANT that? And why does it matter to you?
I have no problem with Cookie Pusses and Slinky Tits and the like, I have a problem with the rock telling me he had come home in 2010 and wouldnt leave home again...and then....he left. Maybe THAT has something to do with peoples opinions while watching him.
I agree quite a bit with your blog, Punk/Rock are two of my faves, but the IWC and their moaning about the Rock is getting a little too much. Especially with some of the flaws in their arguments, some of which you've brought up.
I found myself fast forwarding Punk's promo last night. Wake me up when he says something interesting again. As stale as the Shield has become, so have Punk's promos.
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Love is in the air on TV
But, much like life, we don't always agree on who should be together. I really like P.J. and Bobby together on "My Boys" but I've learned many of you don't. So I thought we would take a look at the new couples who have popped up this season and discuss . . .
Juliet and Sawyer on "Lost:" One of the smartest decisions "Lost" made this season was the role reversal between Jack and Sawyer. Sawyer is in charge and Jack is surprisingly okay with that. While this quadrangle (Jack, Kate, Sawyer, Juliet) was brewing last season, it was with Jack being torn between the two women and Kate being torn between two men. But when the timeline advanced three years and showed Juliet and James (as she and Locke call him) in domestic bliss it somehow made perfect sense. And their union was a nice departure for the show in that it was free of angst. I'm rooting for them to stay together, how about you?
Charlie and Chelsea on "Two and a Half Men:" Even in comedies, characters need to evolve so they aren't perpetually stuck in a revolving story line. We had seasons of Charlie's womanizing, it's been great and very funny to see him commit to one woman.
Owen and Cristina on "Grey's Anatomy:" I really like this relationship because it made sense to me that Cristina would wait to date again after her break-up with Burke and it made sense to me that she would be drawn to someone as complex as Owen. Sometimes it really does seem like this is the only adult relationship on the show. I fear their relationship has the potential to become melodramatic but so far it's been the season's bright spot.
Barney and Robin on "How I Met Your Mother:" I've been a fan of this pairing since it was first hinted at and this season Barney's silently pining for Robin has added depth to his character (Barney has feelings!) while placing him in an unfamiliar situation (he doesn't have confidence to declare his love). Plus it's allowed the show runners to write more scenes between Barney and Lilly, who became Barney's exclusive confidant. Now I've heard the concerns that if Barney starts dating Robin, he won't be Barney anymore. But I have faith that the show runners won't let us down.
Penny and Leonard on "The Big Bang Theory:" The comedy has successfully avoided letting the series wallow in a "will they or won't they" dynamic. I kind of think they should let Penny and Leonard date for more than five seconds and see what happens. I don't think it will take away from the show at all.
So that's how I'm feeling about some of the new couples who have gotten together (or almost gotten together) this season? How about you? Also want new couples have you liked this season? Talk about it below.
Where Have I Seen Them Before?
Katie and Ryan were so excited to see Mayim Bialik, Blossom herself, as the best friend of the dead bride-to-be on"Bones." But we all wish she had had more than one scene.
Cristian de la Fuente had a busy Sunday night. He's Raphael on "In Plain Sight" and he was Cal, the temp accountant Sarah slept with, on"Brothers & Sisters."
Robin recognized Maureen Flannigan as Leslie on "90210." She was Matt's girlfriend Shana on "7th Heaven."
Dennis recognized Andrew J. West as Ashleigh's new love interest on "Greek." I almost didn't recognize him with his shorter haircut. He's also Rose's boyfriend Max on "Privileged" and he's Hunter on the online series "Rockville CA."
Jeff recognized Dean Norris, Hank on "Breaking Bad," as the man who wanted Miles to help him talk to his dead son on "Lost."
Cindi recognized Thad Luckinbill as Connor on "CSI:NY." He's J.T. Hellstrom on "Young & the Restless" and you'll see him this Friday on "Ghost Whisperer," where he'll play a soap star.
Whatt recognized Jim Beaver, Bobby on "Supernatural," is the sheriff on "Harper's Island." He was also Whitney Ellsworth on "Deadwood."
Kathie recognized Karina Lombard as the French journalist and latest woman to fall for Tommy on "Rescue Me." She was Marina on "The L Word" and Alana Mareva on "The 4400."
Lauren recognized Tania Raymonde, Ben's "daughter" Alex on "Lost," as Lexi on "Bones." Raymonde has also been seen this season as Frankie on "Cold Case."
Dennis also caught Lisa Vidal is Mia the news reporter on "Southland." Vidal was Sandy on "ER" and Magda on "The Division."
That's all for today. I'm back on Friday with quotes of the week, Ask TV Gal and more. Have a question? Seen a familiar face? Want to nominate a quote of the week? Write me at email@example.com. Talk to you on Friday.
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Ian Somerhalder and Nina Dobrev Split Up — We're In Shock! Report
Ian Somerhalder and Nina Dobrev split up? We're in shock! We just can't believe our beloved Vampire Diaries showmance couple has broken up. Somehow we're hoping this report can't possibly be true, but all signs do seem to be pointing to an official Nina Dobrev and Ian Somerhalder breakup for real.
According to Us Weekly, an insider says Ian and Nina are "consummate professionals" and "will continue to work together and remain best friends, which is where the relationship started." Reps for the actors have so far declined to comment directly on the alleged demise of The Vampire Diaries couple's three-year relationship.
Rumors of trouble in Ian and Nina's relationship have been flying fast and furious for months, but we've mostly let them race on by because the sources have been rather unreliable. Still, we have noticed Nina and Ian spending a lot of time apart lately. Ian has been wandering around the world working on various projects, while Nina has been off vacationing with her girlfriends. Twitter chatter between the two has been much reduced as well.
We spotted Ian Somerhalder wandering around in New York City alone back on May 1st without girlfriend Nina Dobrev, even though she was in town. Even more troubling, Nina walked the red carpet alone at The Great Gatsby premiere shortly after, which made us question why Ian didn't accompany here since he was right there?
Although Ian Somerhalder and Nina Dobrev reunited later in NYC, Ian was shortly jetting off on the road again to attend a Vampire Diaries convention in Barcelona. Despite the rumors, however, we felt positive about the status of the relationship after Ian tweeted a sweet love poem from The Diary of Anais Nin: Volume 1 — which we assumed was meant for Nina.
If the news of a Nina Dobrev and Ian Somerhalder split are indeed true, we're going to need a hefty box of tissues to deal. We've been hoping we would hear an announcement about an upcoming wedding soon, not a breakup!
We hope they really are keeping it amicable and will be able to work together with the same chemistry as before. The Vampire Diaries Season 4 wraps up next week and filming for The Vampire Diaries Season 5 will begin later this year.


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I was at Iowa States wrestle offs last night. It was a nice little program. Much different than how Iowa runs theirs. Much more fan friendly. However, I think theres something to be said about cramming into the Iowa wrestling room to watch them square off. anyways...
There were a couple of good matches. The overall feel was pretty poor. I thought most of the wrestlers lacked intensity. But that could be because they were wrestling friends.
Finch and Larson had many good scrambles. Finch always came out on top. He gives up his leg too easy though. Larson got in on him multiple times but never could change off.
Meeks is very quick and so is Terukina. But Meeks is quicker. He needs a lot of work from the mat but he showed many good things from the feet. He turned it on in the third too which was good to see.
Moreno came out and took down Goettle right away. These two went into OT. I think they would split 5-5 if the wrestled ten times.
Tanner Weatherman beat Mike England in 2OT. Kind of a chess match. I dont' think this weight is settled after last night. Either guy will do fine.
Wish I would have saw Gibson and Queen Smith wrestle but got to see Gibson and Swope instead. Gibson Tf'd him in four minutes. The clones better hope that Smith is able to wrestle after this year.


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Anderson University is dedicated to helping students discover themselves, both academically and spiritually. Through various on-campus opportunities, AU students are given outlets to overcome challenges and pursue healthy lifestyles. The Kardatzke Wellness Center, the Career Development Center, Counseling Services, and a newly founded organization called the Gap all lend help to students in different ways.
Kardatzke Wellness Center An on-campus facility helping students enhance their overall well-being is the Kardatzke Wellness Center. Ashley Kern, a junior exercise science major with a complementary major in psychology, strongly believes in the programs offered at the Wellness Center. These programs include 15-minute abs, Pilates, Zumba, kickboxing, dance aerobics, and self defense, among others. Kern, a personal trainer and group fitness instructor, is intent on helping both students and faculty gain a better understanding of the benefits of exercise.
[Photo: Students enjoy a kickboxing class at the Kardatzke Wellness Center.]
Whether embarking on a workout routine or healthy diet, there are bound to be hesitations when asking for help. Kern suggests no one should feel they are not welcome in any class or seminar because of their fitness level.
"The KWC is such a great opportunity for students to enroll in a free fitness class or seek out the advice of an inexpensive personal trainer. The guidance of the KWC trainers will give students tools in fitness they can carry with them for the rest of their lives," said Kern.
Career Development Center
One of the struggles many students encounter when beginning college is the declaration of a major. The Career Development Center offers programs to help prepare students to make life decisions. Along with assisting students with major declaration, the Center also offers assistance in preparing and perfecting résumés.
"When I attended the CDC's résumé workshop, they walked me through the process of creating a résumé step by step," said junior Lauren Saenger, a family science major on the track of pre-occupational therapy. "Because of the workshop, I now have a better understanding on how to best present my skills and have used my résumé multiple times."
Counseling Services
An organization that helps students improve themselves overall is Counseling Services. "In addition to their primary focus of academic success, more students are being intentional about their overall wellness," said Director of Counseling Services Christal Helvering.
College is a special time where students independently work through issues, and these realizations have sparked the need for Counseling Services to be a safe place for students. "I strongly encourage those students who are struggling and contemplating counseling to not suffer alone, but to take that first step in getting connected with us for the help and support that can truly make a difference in their overall well-being and their academic success," said Helvering.
The Gap
A newly founded organization distinct from Counseling Services shares its goal to explore truth in the presence of other students. Called the Gap, the organization invites students to worship for the first hour and partake in small group discussion for the second hour.
Lisa Pay, professor of social work, helped create the Gap. With the help of the student leaders directly involved with coordinating the Gap, Pay hopes the time will be transforming for students, while also teaching them to understand their identity in Christ. During small group discussion, students can openly share with student leaders without fear of being reported if they are battling an issue that does not align with the student handbook. This new way of therapy is focused on spiritual support and fully understanding what that means in a community such as AU. "The Gap is truly about being in community with one another and growing through relationships," said Pay.
Being part of a Christ-centered community is what AU strives to offer each student. These programs provide opportunities for wellness, self-discovery, and support in times of struggle.
— Hannah Schumacher is a junior from Bluffton, Ohio, majoring in communication arts and writing. Schumacher is an associate with Fifth Street Communications™, writing on behalf of the Anderson University Office of University Communications.
Anderson University is a private Christian university of 2,600 undergraduate and graduate students in central Indiana. Anderson University continues to be recognized as one of America's top colleges by U.S. News and World Report, The Princeton Review, and Forbes. Established in 1917 by the Church of God, Anderson University offers more than 65 undergraduate majors and graduate programs in business, education, music, nursing, and theology.


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Virginia to Alaska and back on an '86 Yamaha Radian
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Location: Charlottesville, Virginia
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Day 9: Cardston - Lake Louise, AB
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May 29, 2012
Cardston, AB - Lake Louise, AB: 308mi
Before I left Virginia my mechanic gave me a one hour crash course on motorcycle maintenance. With the bike on a lift, tank and seat removed, he identified all the parts. Most of this I forgot and had to look up later in the manual to discuss issues over the phone. He demonstrated how to adjust the idle, change the oil, adjust the rear break, and tighten the chain.
After putting on brand new tires he assured me they would last until Alaska, but the chain he wasn't so sure about. It was in good condition before I left but we didn't know how many miles were already on it or how old it was.
Overall I never had any mechanical problems with the bike, other than a couple minor breakdowns I'll get to later in this report. However, if there's one mechanical thing I learned well, it was how to tighten my chain.
I woke up in Cardston at 4:30am. It got light so early and dark so late my body was not adjusting well to the northwest light. Unable to go back to sleep, I spent some time studying the Milepost, searching for the best route. The Icefield's Parkway sounded stunning and I had heard Banff and Jasper were incredible "must sees". But I wanted to avoid Calgary so it looked like I should get on 2-N, then head west to 22-N just south of Calgary, to get to 1-W which would then take me to the Icefield's Parkway.
Before packing up the bike, I checked the chain as I did religiously every morning. I noticed it seemed a bit loose and was concerned with the thought of trying to tighten it for the first time by myself. At this point I had only seen it get done. The kind couple from the night before came down with some hot chocolate as they saw me rummaging around my tools. I told them my concerns and they informed me they had a brother that was a mechanic in Mountain View just 20k away.
They assured me he would be happy to tighten the chain for me and they would even call him to let him know I was on my way. It would require a minor detour however, heading west on 5 towards Waterton Park prior to getting on 22-N.
I decided this would be better since I was feeling insecure about doing it myself. I took them up on the offer and headed to Mountain View. Again, this was another providential detour. Mountain View was one of the most beautiful small towns I saw in Alberta. It is just east of Waterton National Park that touches north of Glacier National Park.
It's a one street town and didn't have much other than a church, a school, a gas station, and of course a mechanic. I was told I couldn't miss it, since he was the only mechanic in town and with a bright yellow garage no less. When I pulled in I was surprised to see the skeleton frame of a small airplane. I realized this wasn't just a car mechanic, but a plane builder as well.
The man was very friendly and eager to help me out. I watched him attentively as he tightened my chain. I was a bit nervous that he didn't appear to be a motorcycle mechanic specifically. However, he assured me he had done a lot of work on bikes before. It had just been a long time.
He didn't charge me for the favor and was intrigued to hear about my journey. We talked some about my trip and he informed me as a mechanic in that area the majority of his work was often on planes more than cars. There were more people there with a pilot license than a car license apparently. It is the easiest way to travel with few roads, tons of snow, and lots of water.
I left Mountain View heading west towards Waterton Park. I remember feeling so small surrounded by such vast amounts of land facing massive, rugged, blue peaks ahead. I took 6-N to 3-W which then got me to 22-N. I followed the Rockies along 22 and lost count of the number of hawks I saw. I couldn't help but feel like it was a sign Dan was watching over me.
I was glad to avoid a storm I could see sitting over Calgary. However, I still managed to ride through scattered showers and freezing rain the remainder of the day as I got up to the Parkway. The higher I got the colder and wetter it got, but I stayed warm and dry.
I was planning on finding a place to camp on the Icefield's Parkway but I got tired fast and barely made it to Lake Louise before feeling like I had to stop. Unfortunately the weather looked like it was going to continue raining before turning to snow overnight so I thought camping may not be so fun.
When I asked some people at a gas station about cheap places to stay, I was surprised to hear there was a hostel in Lake Louise. I was even more surprised to find out when I got to that hostel that there were dozens of hostels along the entire parkway. I was a bit disappointed the Milepost failed to mention this.
I have stayed in a lot of hostels in my life. Lake Louise was by far the most grand. It is the largest, cleanest hostel I have ever stayed in and the most private. It felt like a hotel. It even costs the same to stay there as it would to camp in the park- $30/night.
There was a sauna and a restaurant with a pub. There was a library with books and computers and internet access. There was a laundry room and private hot showers. There was a full kitchen with three to four stoves. I even had my own bathroom that I only had to share with one other person.
I met a few interesting people there traveling through on their own adventure from all over the place. My roomate was from the Netherlands and looking for work with horses, which gave us a lot to talk about with my own horse experience. One guy I met in the kitchen was riding his bicycle across Canada from Saskatchewan. His roommate was from Scotland and taking a roadtrip through the States and Canada. We all enjoyed sitting at the pub together with a pitcher of beer, sharing our stories.
This is what I have always loved about staying in hostels. The inspiring people you meet and exciting stories you hear. They are houses of adventure addicts; people with independent souls on their own pilgrimage. It's a place where encouragement can be found and bravery can be appreciated. There's something so grounding about connecting with strangers on similar escapades and sharing time together, living in the moment.
The weather was calling for flurries overnight and scattered freezing rain with snow tomorrow. Although I was hoping for better weather to enjoy the Icefield's Parkway, I wouldn't mind staying in Lake Louise hostel one more night if the roads were bad. After riding 3200 miles in nine days, I was making great time. I was kind of hoping to get snowed in and have a zero day.
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And wind be always at your back
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At the atelier "La Grande Chaumière,"
where he was painting, Staude met the Austrian sculptor, Ludwig Kasper.
Kasper was of farming stock. He was a man of few and grumpy words, but
in the course of their visits to the Jeu-de-Paume, where the French
impressionist paintings were hanging, Staude realized that this follower
of the sculptor Adolf Hildebrand and the painter Hans von Marées
had something fundamental to teach him, and he insisted that he should
pass on to him some of his knowledge.
Eventually, in front of the paintings by Cézanne and his contemporaries,
Kasper spoke to him of the "concept of form," a concept that
defines the great art of all times and cultures and that now helped
Staude to clarify and strengthen his own artistic intentions. 'Nobody
like Cezanne has mastered "trees", "houses", "faces"
etc., turning them into the compositional elements of a painting,' he
wrote years later to his German friend Herbert Schmidt-Colinet. 'He
is the mother's milk to us all.'
The break-up of the 'motif' into its elements of space, volumes, light
and shade, and the composition of the painting according to formal and
colouristic values derived exclusively from 'the intrinsic law of the
painting itself' is Cézanne's imperative, an imperative that
lies at the heart of Staude's art as well. To see today's reality through
the filter of ever-valid forms: that is what Paris had taught, and what
Kasper had helped Staude understand.
After his stay in Paris, Staude saw Cézanne as well as Degas
and Manet as his direct teachers, his forerunners. With them he would
converse, to them he would compare himself, and this dialogue with the
French impressionists continued throughout the years, till one of the
last days of his life when, on being shown a watercolour by Manet, his
eyes lit up: 'Masterly - and so contemporary!'
Being 'contemporary,' being of its own time, was a value Staude highly
appreciated in a work of art, which is why Paris, the city where modern
art and literature were born, was to remain forever one of the havens
of his nostalgias.
Though 'the way' was now found, Staude remained restless, dissatisfied.
But one day, during a short stay at Mont-de-Marsan, in the South of
France, where he was resting at the home of a French cousin, Staude
saw a fig tree through his open window. In front of the vision of that
tree - which he must have likened to Italy itself - he recognized where
his mistake lay. The very next day he packed his bags and left for Florence
again, where he arrived on Whit Sunday. Sitting under the fig tree at
Maja Winteler's home, he wrote to Heino Elkan from the midst of the
Tuscan campagna. This to him was 'the landscape that I bear within me'
and he would never leave it again.
Of Germany he spoke little in the next decade. The friends from his
younger years were going their own ways. His mind, however, was doubtlessly
rooted in the German idealistic and romantic tradition, and with that
spirit he settled down in Florence and began to paint.


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Stalker Radar announced the release of CopTrax In-Car Video System with real-time streaming video technology to the law enforcement community.
"Real-time streaming video and lowest cost of ownership are just two features that distinguish the CopTrax system from a crowded field of look-alike in-car video vendors," according to Bill Switzer CopTrax Product Manager.
"CopTrax represents a major breakthrough in real-time video streaming technology. This sophisticated software-based video solution allows viewing of the in-car camera video along with GPS tracking of the patrol vehicle from any Internet-connected computer anywhere in the world.
"Using CopTrax, the chief, or watch commander, or shift supervisor - anyone with proper logon credentials and an Internet connection - can monitor real-time in-car video of events as they are happening."
CopTrax uses the patrol vehicle's laptop as the dedicated processor, meaning the system only requires one or two cameras and a GPS antenna. File storage, archiving, and retrieval can either utilize the agency's existing server infrastructure or Microsoft's Azure, an ultra-secure cloud-based storage application.
Since CopTrax is primarily a software solution, agencies will no longer have to purchase in-car video systems every time vehicles are upgraded. CopTrax is designed to work on In-Car Mobile Data Computers. CopTrax provides the following functionality:
The CopTrax system embeds geographic positioning data into the video stream. Now, what the officer is seeing, hearing, and where they are seeing it is captured in real-time. Agencies have greater situational awareness, better asset coordination, and more accurate event recreation.
The CopTrax System's Command and Control Center is accessible from any Internet connected computer - at the station, the Chief's office, even a computer located at a residence.
The Command and Control Center and Case Management System includes the following features:
CopTrax is available through Stalker Radar's network of Regional Sales Managers located in territories around the U.S. For more information, visit the CopTrax web site, CopTrax.net.
Founded in 1977, Applied Concepts, Inc., introduced the first Stalker Radar to the law enforcement industry in 1989. Stalker Radar is the dominant Doppler radar system and continues to lead the industry in technology breakthroughs and product innovations.


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Frequently Asked Questions
How Will the Affordable Care Act Affect Me?
Navigating health insurance can be confusing and sometimes complicated, but the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation is here to help.
Below you will find answers to frequently asked questions about the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) and how the changing health care landscape may affect you.
If you have specific questions or concerns about your health coverage, please contact the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation's Patient Assistance Resource Center at 1-888-315-4154 or email@example.com.
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I already have insurance. How will the Affordable Care Act affect me?
If you are satisfied with your health insurance coverage and your plan meets the law's requirements, you should be able to keep your plan. The ACA may offer you more protections, such as the elimination of annual and lifetime benefit limits. If you decide to look for a different plan in the future, there will be other/new options available to choose from.
What are grandfathered plans?
Grandfathered plans are those that were issued before March 23, 2010. To find out whether your plan is considered a grandfathered plan, call your insurance company.
How will the ACA help people with pre-existing conditions like cystic fibrosis?
Beginning on January 1, 2014, insurers will no longer be able to refuse coverage or increase costs due to a pre-existing condition like cystic fibrosis.
The only exception to this rule is if you are covered by a "grandfathered" individual health plan that has restrictions on pre-existing conditions. Grandfathered plans are those that were issued before March 23, 2010, prior to the passage of the ACA.
The exception applies only to plans purchased individually, not plans purchased through an employer. To find out whether your plan is considered a grandfathered plan, call your insurance company.
How long can I stay on my parent's plan?
You can stay on your parent's health plan until age 26 unless you are offered affordable coverage by an employer.
What will happen with federal and state assistance programs like Temporary Assistance for Needy Families or CHIP? Will I still qualify?
The new health insurance marketplace aims to streamline the application process and determines whether you are eligible for public coverage and assistance programs like Medicaid or the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP).
Each state has different eligibility requirements for state-based programs.
How does Medicaid expansion apply to my state?
States are able to choose whether or not to expand their Medicaid program to include more low-income adults. Many states have chosen to expand Medicaid, while others have chosen not to expand or are still deciding.
For more information about how Medicaid expansion applies to you and whether your state is participating, visit HealthCare.gov.
If my state doesn't expand Medicaid but my income is below 100 percent of the poverty line, will I be eligible for financial assistance through the health insurance marketplace?
At this time, people whose incomes fall below the federal poverty level (100% FPL) will be able to purchase coverage through the marketplace, but will not be eligible for assistance to pay their insurance premium.
In states that do not expand Medicaid coverage, anyone with an income between the state's current Medicaid limit and 100% FPL will have very limited coverage choices. Coverage options for this population will vary in each non-expansion state.
If you need assistance determining your coverage and assistance options, please contact the CF Foundation's Patient Assistance Resource Center at 1-888-315-4154 or email@example.com.
What is a health insurance marketplace?
A health insurance marketplace, sometimes called an "exchange," is a state or federally based online resource where individuals may compare and purchase health insurance coverage. The protections put in place by the ACA apply to all plans sold in the marketplace; none are considered grandfathered.
Is the marketplace only for individuals?
No. The health insurance marketplace will allow individuals, families and small businesses to purchase insurance. The marketplace will provide an online hub for individuals and families to compare plans and purchase insurance.
No, you do not need to buy a policy from the health insurance marketplace. However, to avoid the penalty for not having health insurance, you must have some form of health care coverage.
How will the marketplace work?
The marketplace is an online tool that allows individuals, families and small businesses to compare plans, determine eligibility for financial assistance and purchase health insurance coverage. Each state will have its own marketplace or will take part in one run by the federal government.
Through each state's program, you will be able to compare the coverage offered in each plan and make informed decisions about which plan best meets your health care and financial needs.
If the health insurance marketplace doesn't begin until 2014, how can I get coverage now?
If you need coverage immediately, you may purchase individual insurance online or through an insurance agent. If you need assistance with exploring coverage options, please contact the CF Foundation's Patient Assistance Resource Center at 1-888-315-4154 or email@example.com.
What plans will be offered through the health insurance marketplace? If I enroll in a marketplace plan and I don't like it, can I change my plan?
In every state, the health insurance marketplace offers private health insurance plans. Plans are divided into four categories: bronze, silver, gold and platinum. All four categories offer the same set of essential health benefits, but have different levels of out-of-pocket costs. Each plan will have its own rules for obtaining and changing coverage.
Will long-term care, such as in-home or hospice care, be included?
No, long-term care is not an essential health benefit in marketplace plans.
If I can't afford coverage, what should I do?
Individuals who cannot afford coverage may be eligible for financial assistance, also known as a subsidy, to help with the cost of premiums. You can learn more about financial assistance for health coverage on HealthCare.gov.
For more information, contact the CF Foundation's Patient Assistance Resource Center at 1-888-315-4154 or email@example.com.
My state says it won't establish a marketplace. What do I do?
There will be a health insurance marketplace operating in all states. However, a number of states have chosen to allow the federal government to administer their marketplaces. If you live in a state where the federal government is operating the marketplace, you can still use HealthCare.gov to search for health insurance plans.
How can I learn more about the marketplace offered in my state?
More information about state marketplaces is available on HealthCare.gov, including information on how to apply for coverage and financial assistance.
To learn more about the marketplace, visit the CF Foundation's Patient Assistance Resource Library.
How much will health insurance marketplace plans cost?
The cost of marketplace plans varies by state, but every state categorizes its health plans into one of four categories: bronze, silver, gold and platinum. The average cost of a plan will depend on the plan category:
The cost of each plan to the participant will vary greatly depending on the benefits offered, co-pays, deductible, co-insurance and what services you choose to use. It is important to always find out these details for any plan you are considering.
How will the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) affect my out-of-pocket expenses?
Beginning in 2015, non-grandfathered plans and all plans offered in the health insurance marketplace will have limits on how much a plan may charge for out-of-pocket expenses each year. This limit is set at $6,350 for an individual and $12,700 for a family.
Will the ACA increase my premiums?
The ACA is designed to lower the cost of health care while expanding covered services. Through the health insurance marketplace, you will be able to compare premiums and benefits of different plans.
What if I cannot afford the plan I need?
If you cannot afford the plan you need, you may qualify for financial assistance or subsidies through the health insurance marketplace or you can explore alternative coverage options such as Medicaid, Children with Special Health Needs or coverage through a private insurance company.
To learn more about these options, please check out these web pages, National Programs and State Programs.
For more information, contact the CF Foundation's Patient Assistance Resource Center at 1-888-315-4154 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
What are essential health benefits?
All non-grandfathered plans and all plans offered through the marketplace must offer essential health benefits, including: ambulatory patient services, emergency services, hospitalization, maternity and newborn care, mental health and substance use disorder services, prescription drugs, rehabilitative services, laboratory services, preventive and wellness services, chronic disease management and pediatric services.
Will health care reform change my benefits? How will care change?
The ACA is designed to offer insurance coverage for more comprehensive care. In all non-grandfathered plans, pre-existing conditions — such as cystic fibrosis — are covered and insurers must provide coverage for essential health benefits.
What happens if I have a health insurance marketplace plan and move to a different state?
If you move to a different state, your insurance carrier may change. Contact your state's marketplace program before moving to see how long your coverage will be active.
Where can I get more information on health care reform?
HealthCare.gov is the central online resource for up-to-date information on health care reform. Each state will have trained individuals, called navigators or certified counselors, to provide information about your coverage options.
People with CF, their families and health care providers who have questions may contact their CF care center or the CF Foundation's Patient Assistance Resource Center at 1-888-315-4154 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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WINDSOR HEIGHTS, Iowa - Four people were taken into custody after a fight at the Windsor Heights Hy-Vee Tuesday evening.
Police said when they arrived at the scene in the 7000 block of University Avenue, two people were suffering from head wounds and had to be taken to the hospital.
Their conditions have not been released.
Investigators said the fight involved people using baseball bats.
Police said as many as eight people may have been involved in the brawl, and four have been charged.
Lindsey Williams, 23, William Freeman, 23, John Butts, 22, and Vicarro Butts, 26, were charged in the incident.
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Open Ears Festival welcomes new music, new sounds
KITCHENER, ON, June 3, 2014 /CNW/ - From a vaudevillian rendering of rock band Rush to an opera that travels the country by bicycle, the Open Ears Festival of Music and Sound welcomes all that's weird and wonderful in New Music and sound art this week, June 5-15, 2014, in Waterloo Region.
Performances include an 11-piece tribute to Rush by Canada's nuttiest musician, Toronto-based Friendly Rich. Rising Canadian artist Shary Boyle and musician Christine Fellows introduce new work. Best-selling Canadian poet, sound artist and visionary Christian Bök performs signature sound experiments.
"Open Ears is about hearing things you've never heard before," said artistic director Gregory Oh. "We encourage people to experiment with the unfamiliar, open their ears to new sounds and experience old ones in unfamiliar ways."
Open Ears is a partner in Waterloo Region's summer Festival of Art, Architecture, and Sound, along with CAFKA.14 and Building Waterloo Region. Visit www.openears.ca.
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A Story Bihind Onico - Nicotine free Swedish Snus
"Three years ago, a few genious were gossping about the possible production of Nicotine Free Snus at Swedish Match :" let us produce a nicotine-free pouch. "Maddness!" said one. "Impossible!" said another. A nicotine-free pouch snus well as caffe latte without milk, hamburger without meat or a beer without foam crown? Few understood the charm of this unlikely product, much less could they imagine that there would be a demand.
But this one was something that few other did. There was a gap to fill, a need that still. The nicotine-free pouch onico has been successful. Perhaps it is for the good taste, or the need to diversify itself. Whatever, we know that there are those who drink coffee with and without milk."
However there was a set back of Onico production due to bad quality of raw material of corn fiber. To date, some ten cases of dental caries have been reported from a total of approximately 100,000 Onico users,� says Freddi Lewin, doctor and medical advisor at Swedish Match. We have paid the costs for dental treatment and any travel expenses, loss of earnings and other costs for the individuals in these cases. After extensive research, new recepie has been developed and the risk of dental caries has been eliminated.
The new Onico is available in four varieties: original and mini, which are both similar in taste to traditional snus, and peppermint onico+ ginseng & guarana and juniper.
Onico - Nicotine Free Smokeless Snus
The product name Onico stands for "Zero Nicotine"
Snus Onico contains neither tobacco nor nicotine - nicotine free snus. It's made from vegetable fibers with aromatic that resembles both peppermint and tobacco in both flavor and smell. It is perfect free nicotine patch. Those who are looking for alternative to cigarette or planning to stop smoking in order to avoid cancer related diseases, Onico might be the best alternative solution for them
How to use Onico nicotine Swedish Snuff?Onico is a snus that has all the sensations of snus but contains no tobacco no nicotine. It can be put under your lip just like normal snus and is to be pleasured just as normal snus is. Three variants are available: Onico White Large snus, Onico Pepparmint White Large and Onico White Mini snus.
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Apply Online – Save $40!
Trinity will waive the usual $40 application fee when you apply online! Simply complete the questionnaire and essay portion of the application online, then mail us the rest of your application materials. This interactive version of the application walks you through the entire process.
Note: International students and students who have previously attended Trinity should complete to the appropriate downloadable version below instead of the online application.
Or, Download and Print the Application
If you do not wish to use the online application, or prefer to submit all your materials together, you can download the College of Arts and Sciences application in PDF format.
After downloading the application:
Print and complete the application
Refer to the checklist and collect all the required information and materials
Mail everything to the Trinity Office of Admissions, 125 Michigan Ave NE, Washington, DC 20017.
Supplemental Materials
- Supplement for International Students
Complete this form and submit with the rest of your application if you are not currently a US citizen or permanent resident. More information for international students.
- Application for the Joanne and William Conway Scholarship
Students must be invited to participate in this scholarship program for high-achieving, low-income students who intend to enter the nursing profession.
- Application for Non-Degree Students
To be used for anyone seeking to take credit-bearing courses at Trinity, but who does not wish to matriculate toward earning a degree at Trinity
- Application for Readmission to Trinity
For former Trinity students seeking to return to Trinity after being dismissed, or who stopped attending classes at Trinity more than two years ago.


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The Used Oil Collection Act of 1993 was enacted by the General Assembly in April, 1993 to reduce the amount of improperly disposed used oil by providing incentives to increase the number of public collection facilities for used oil. Today, do-it-yourselfers in Tennessee have access to more than 1,100 used oil collection sites. Used oil is a resource with considerable value. It can be re-refined to lubricant quality motor oil, burned for energy recovery, or burned in specially designed space heaters. Many local governments save on heating costs by burning do-it-yourselfer used oil in used oil fired space heaters at recycling centers and maintenance buildings.
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Put used oil in a clean plastic container with a tight lid. Do not mix it with anything. Paint, gasoline, solvents, antifreeze, etc. will make the oil unsuitable for recycling. Take it to a collection center near you. Used oil collection centers will accept up to 5 gallons a day from do-it-yourselfers. To find used oil collection center near you, call toll free: 1-800-287-9013 or search your location in the Earth 911 box below.
Use a drain pan or a funnel to easily transfer used oil and other automotive fluids. If a small spill occurs, use kitty litter or an absorbent to soak up the spill. Absorbents can be reused until saturated then bagged and disposed in the regular garbage. If used motor oil is not disposed of properly, it can interfere with the operation of sewer systems and can easily get into our groundwater and streams. In fact, it takes only one gallon of used oil to contaminate a million gallons of drinking water. After depositing your used oil, take your reusable container home to use it again.
Drain the filter by puncturing a hole in the dome and draining for a minimum of 12 hours if it is hot or 24 hours if it is cold. Recycle your used oil filter at a collection center near you. To find used oil collection center near you, call toll free: 1-800-287-9013 or search your location above. If recycling is not available in your neighborhood, dispose of the oil filter in your garbage only after it has been properly drained and bagged.
Antifreeze is the engine coolant in most internal combustion engines that is used as a freeze protection and as a heat transfer medium for motor vehicles. Maintenance guides suggest antifreeze be flushed every 1-2 years. The most common type is made of ethylene glycol, a material that is toxic to humans and animals in small doses. Used antifreeze is hazardous to the environment if it contains dissolved heavy metals such as lead, tin, copper, zinc, and iron. A less toxic antifreeze made of propylene glycol may still contain some contaminates such as gas or oil that make it potentially hazardous also.
Used antifreeze should never be dumped on land or discharged in the storm drain, ditch, or septic system. Some sanitary sewer systems are capable of handling small amounts of used antifreeze. To learn more contact your local sanitary sewer system.
Antifreeze is accepted for recycling at many of the do-it-yourself used oil collection sites in Tennessee. Used antifreeze is also accepted by Tennessee's Household Hazardous Waste Collection Program. To find a collection center near you, call toll free: 1-800-287-9013 or search your location below.
For more information about Tennessee's Used Oil Program Contact Rhonda Paxton at 615-532-0807.
For regulatory and compliance issues contact the Division of Solid Waste Management, Nina Vo at 615-532-9268.


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The Fiberglass Extension Rod - 1/4" PT is available in four different lengths: 4 ft, 6 ft, 12 ft, 18 ft. The four and six foot items come as one rod. 12 foot item comes with four 36" rods and the 18 foot item comes with six 36" rods.
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Natalie Portman's Fiance, Benjamin Millepied, Tells Paparazzi to "Back Off" (VIDEO)
Natalie Portman is known for showing off her temper in Saturday Night Live raps and Lonely Island video cameos, but when the paparazzi got too close to her family, it was fiance Benjamin Millepied who got angry.
"Back off!" Benjamin exclaimed in a video taken by E! Online as he tried to hold baby Aleph and guide Natalie through the swarms of paparazzi.
While Natalie was more calm, both parents were visibly frustrated.
"Be safe," the actress cautioned, but her partner snapped when a paparazzo bumped into him. The couple then immediately got into the car — their son appearing upset by the commotion.
What do you think? Did the paparazzi go too far? Weigh in below!
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Judy W. Bossuat-Gallic, was the String Project Master Teacher at the University of California, Sacramento from 2002-2005 and returned to this position in Fall 2007. She received a Bachelor of Arts in Music Education from the State University College, Crane School of Music in Potsdam, New York, graduating Magna Cum Laude.
She is a 1978 graduate of the Talent Education Institute in Matsumoto, Japan where she studied with Shinichi Suzuki, returning in 1982 to do post-graduate work. Bossuat has been teaching strings, conducting orchestras, and training teachers for over 40 years; 16 of them at the "Ecole de Musique Suzuki" in Lyon, France. Many of her former students have attended prominent conservatories and are pursuing professional careers soloing and playing in leading orchestras worldwide. She is especially known for her work training music teachers both for public school positions and private studio teaching.
Bossuat-Gallic's career has included faculty positions at the University of the Pacific - Stockton CA and the University of Oregon – Eugene and the Suzuki Music institute of Dallas as well as private and public school teaching and youth orchestra conducting. She currently teaches at Bossuat-Gallic Music.
Bossuat-Gallic has served on the national board of the American String Teachers Association (ASTA) and is currently on the board of the National String Project Consortium (NSPC). She is an authorized Suzuki Method teacher trainer for the Suzuki Association of the Americas and the European Suzuki Association, and an honorary life member of the European Suzuki Association (ESA) and the "Association Musicale Suzuki en France" (FMSF). She has served as president of the California chapter of the American String Teachers Association (CALASTA) and orchestra representative of California Music Educators Association - Bay Section.
Named the "2007 Graduate of Distinction" by the Victor Central School District (N.Y), Bossuat-Gallic has also received an "Eminence Credential" from the California State Credentialing Board and been named numerous years to Who's Who of American Women, Who's Who in American Education, and Who's Who in America.
In addition to her current university work, Bossua'st teaching includes children, training teachers and instructing a parent education program. She is a frequent lecturer, conductor, and teacher at workshops in Europe, Canada, and throughout the United States. She has had numerous publications including articles, compositions and orchestral arrangements. Particularly popular is her theatrical piece for two rappers and beginning orchestra titled "Beginner's Rap," her two "Takataka Concertos" (one on E and one on A) for beginners and young string orchestra or piano, and her books, Left Hand Development for the Violin and Learning to Sight Read on the Violin.
Timothy Stanley holds an undergraduate degree from the University of Nevada Las Vegas, a Master Degree from Sacramento State in cello performance and began teaching on the project in fall 2004. He maintains a teaching studio in Sacramento. He performs in area orchestras and chamber ensembles. and is a founding member of the ensembles Citywater and Confluentes Baroque Quartet. Tim has completed Suzuki Method Training for cello books 1-7.
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Through their music curriculum, they receive private instruction on violin,
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Congratulations to May 2014 graduating Seniors Shannon Houston, Andrew Mearns, Carrie Miller and graduating Master student Sandro Ladu.
Cody Alves, from Yuba City is a Senior Music Education major studying violin with Anna Presler. He is spending his 8th semester on the String Project leading the orchestra room. Outside of his studies, he enjoys restoring and repairing stringed instruments under the tutelage of a local luthier.
Addie Camsuzou, violinist studying with Anna Presler, is a Junior Music Composition major from Paso Robles. This is her seconf semester working with the String Project. She rotates between the Intermediate and Orchestra Rooms. In her free time she enjoys reading.
Josiah Catalan is a Senior Music Education major studying violin with Anna Presler. leading the Intermediate room.
Kirsten Ebert, from Igo-Ono, CA is a Sophomore Music Education major studying voice with Robin Fischer. This is her second semester on the String Project. In her free time she likes to indulge in reading, writing, practicing her music and making crafts. Ms. Ebert is working with the beginning violins.
Luis Lugo is voice major studying with Claudia Kitka. He is in the Opera Program at Sac State and in his sixth semester on the String Project, where he says he "has loved every moment." His goal after the String Project is to learn more about the wonders of music therapy. Mr. Lugo works with the beginning cellos.
Zachary McGee, from Santa Barbara, is a first year cello performance graduate student studying with Andrew Luchansky. This is his second semester on the String Project. Mr. McGee heads the beginning cello room.
Mica Phan, violinist studying with Anna Presler from Davis, is on her second semester in the String Project. She enjoys working with children and adults, helping them cultivate an appreciation for music. In her free time she likes to read, go hiking and cook for family and friends. Ms. Phan works with the beginning violins.
Amanda Shafer is a Freshman Music Performance/Music Education major studying cello with Andrew Luchansky. This is her second semester on the String Project. In her free time Amanda likes to play her cello, crochet, and ride her bike with her dog Holly. Ms. Shafer is teaching in the Intermediate Room.
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A student group at Towson University has again drawn criticism from other students who claim it is racist. But school administrators say they won't be taking any action against the group.
On Saturday night, members of Youth for Western Civilization chalked messages that included the words "White Pride" at several locations on campus, including the Student Union and Freedom Square, said its president, Matthew Heimbach. When discovered Monday, the messages angered other students.


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Rogers police are investigating the second robbery in a week involving a man with a fake beard.
At approximately 11:30 p.m. Tuesday, a man wearing blue rain gear, a stocking cap and a fake beard entered Murphy USA, 2112 W. Walnut St., and demanded cash, police said in a news release Wednesday.
On May 8, a man wearing a fake beard and hooded jacket robbed a Dollar General store at 1519 W. Walnut St., according to police.
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Ctrl-Alt-F1 from an Ubuntu 12.04 install on a laptop the keyboard seems overly sensitive and if my finger lingers for a moment on a button I end up with repeats of the same letter. Is there a way to adjust keyboard sensitivity that would influence the keyboard response when accessing a login shell from a tty instance?
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How to: Tether BlackBerry Pearl to PC for use as a modemOctober 30th, 2006
More providers are encouraging the use BlackBerry handhelds as tethered modems, but few are detailing how it's done. We have created the following article to assist in the set up of your GSM/GPRS BlackBerry for use as a tethered modem for your Windows based PC.
The following article applies to users of the new BlackBerry Pearl (8100 series), 7130 series and 8700 series GSM/GPRS handhelds. BlackBerry Desktop Manager 4.1 or better will be required, so make sure you have that installed first.
Install the BlackBerry Desktop Manager
- When you install BlackBerry Desktop Software, the drivers that enable the BlackBerry device to communicate through the USB port and virtual COM port are installed. The Standard Modem, which is used by dial-up networking, is also installed.
Note: If you are upgrading your BlackBerry Desktop Software from version 4.0 to 4.1, the required Virtual COM Port and Standard Modem might be removed during the upgrade process. If this is the case, re-install the BlackBerry Desktop Software 4.1 or later and choose the Repair option to re-install these components.
Set up Internet APN
From your PC:
- Go to Start > Settings > Control Panel
- Double-click Phone and Modem Options
- In the Phone and Modem Options window, click the Modems tab
- Select Standard Modem and click Properties
- In the Standard Modem Properties window, Click the Advanced Tab
- In the Extra initialization commands field, type the following: +cgdcont=1,"IP","your Internet APN"
- Click OK
- In the Phone and Modem Options window, click OK
Note: If you do not know your Internet APN, or if you do not have an Internet APN, contact your service provider.
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Shaldon's Cafe-ODE scoops top sustainability award
Posted: November 14, 2012|
A SOUTH Devon cafe has been awarded the highest ever rating from the Sustainable Restaurant Association.
The award has gone to Cafe-ODE in Shaldon, which is the sister restaurant of ODE-Dining, the Sustainable Restaurant of the Year 2012.
Cafe-ODE was opened in May this year by owners Tim and Clare Bouget with the aim of being the most socially and environmentally responsible restaurant in the country – and they have succeeded.
The purpose-built cafe that serves local, seasonal food with an emphasis on local fish and seafood, achieved 100 per cent in six of the 14 sections of the SRA's Sustainability Rating and achieved an overall score of 94 per cent.
ODE-Dining scored an almost as impressive 90 per cent in its new, 2012 SRA rating. ODE's success comes two months after the River Cottage's Plymouth Canteen received the SRA's previous highest rating, scoring 89 per cent.
The SRA assessors were particularly impressed with the cafe's sourcing of locally produced organic vegetables and meat.
Tim said: "We are so thrilled that all our efforts to make Cafe-ODE as sustainable as possible have been recognised.
"We are very lucky that the cafe is situated in such a beautiful spot right by the sea, surrounded by fantastic producers.
"It would be a travesty if we did not take advantage of this great setting and take the opportunity to showcase the amazing available produce to our customers, many of whom really value the integrity of what we are doing."
As well as its almost flawless sustainable sourcing Cafe-ODE also demonstrated excellent environmental standards - recycling paper, glass, cardboard, cooking oil and plastic and using renewable electricity. Its commitment to sustainability is genuinely built in – with a grass roof, designed to attract local wildlife. Most of the materials involved in the construction were recycled and there is solar thermal energy equipment installed to keep the environmental impact to a minimum.
Equally notable was Cafe-ODE's dedication to the local community – running cooking classes for schoolchildren from the village as well as well as raising money for the local wildlife trust.
Next on the agenda for Cafe-ODE is its own beer – with a brewery due to open shortly.
Mark Linehan, managing director of the SRA, said: "With this outstanding rating, Cafe-ODE has really set a standard to which restaurants across the country can aspire. It's clear that Tim and his team understand the big picture and have a fantastic eye for the detail as well as for innovation and inspiration."
The SRA has rated more than 400 restaurants of all types across the UK including Michelin starred establishments like Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons and Restaurant Andrew Fairlie at Gleneagles, groups like Wahaca and D&D, as well as fish and chip shops, hotel restaurants and pubs.


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text: Pickard will be responsible for growing the Group's global brands in the region, which include Grayling, Huntsworth Health and Citigate. He will also play a central role in the strategic alliance with BlueFocus, China's leading PR company which, as announced in April this year, and subject to shareholder and regulatory approval, is making a £36.5 million investment in Huntsworth. Reporting to Huntsworth's Group CEO, Peter Chadlington, Pickard will continue to be based in Singapore, where he will establish Huntworth's new regional headquarters. With more than 23 years of public relations industry experience gained across five countries, Pickard has served as a senior agency executive in Asia for the past decade, during which time he was the North Asia President of Edelman, and most recently the Asia-Pacific CEO of Burson-Marsteller. Peter Chadlington commented: "This appointment marks not only an important step in Huntsworth's development and ambition in Asia-Pacific, but is also the first tangible step in preparing Huntsworth for the opportunities that our strategic alliance with BlueFocus will bring. Bob has an outstanding track record in the region and I'm confident that he will make a big impact on the scale of our operations and the development of our brands." Pickard has extensive experience serving clients in sectors including automotive, energy, financial, healthcare, resources, technology, and transportation. He has a long history of involvement in sustainability issues and has significant expertise in social media communications and the rise of Asia in the public relations industry. He was named 'Agency Head of the Year' at the Asia-Pacific PR awards in 2012.


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Carbo 520 Optical from Anton Paar is an inline CO2 sensor that is easily installed directly inline and in constant contact with the processed sample. Carbo 520 Optical measures CO2 concentration based on the spectroscopic approach of Attenuated Total Reflection (ATR), so the only "motion" in the system is the passing of infrared light through a crystal. Since the sensor has no moving or mechanical parts, there is no wear and tear and no disposables are required. Benefits of the Carbo 520 Optical include:
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Android: resolution independence and high performance graphics
Android is a mobile operating system designed to run on a wide variety of devices. By the end of the year, Android devices will exist in different screen resolutions and densities. In this session you will learn how Android copes with multiple resolutions and densities and how you can adapt your application.
You will also discover a new graphics technology developed for the "Eclair" branch of Android. This technology helps you easily write efficient visual effects and animations in your Android applications.


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