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Kim Snedden was at her wits end. Her son Sam was constantly frustrated and angry, easily distracted and annoyed
"There was just a lot of frustration in the house, a lot of tears, a lot of misunderstood feelings," she said. "People felt under siege, they felt sad all the time. They didn't know why and a lot of times, it seems like my kids... like wires were crossed."
At the suggestion of a neighbor in 2008 Snedden decided to try eliminating foods with artificial dyes from her family's diet. She purged the house of products like fruit loops, pop-tarts and Cheetos and refused to feed her family anything with "Red 40", "Yellow 5" or other manmade dyes in the ingredients list.
"For maybe two days we went dye free and on the third day I had a new family and I knew that was the answer. In three days I had a whole new scenario at home," she said.
Sam, now 13, was doing better in school and his moods had improved drastically.
"Sam before was grumpy, [had] headaches, couldn't concentrate. Now I remember everything, you know, it's like normal," he said.
Eliminating dye does not mean eliminating sugar, Snedden said. Naturally colored fruit jellies, dye-free "Fruitful O's" – similar to Froot Loops-- and Frito Lay chips are still fair game.
"You don't need to go to any special lengths. You just need to, again, get your hand off the Doritos -- the bright orange -- and stick them on the other Frito Lay products that now are very dye free," Snedden said.
The safety of artificial food dyes has come under serious scrutiny lately at the federal level. The Food and Drug Administration's Food Advisory Committee met Thursday in response to a 2008 letter from the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) urging the food regulatory committee to ban eight of the nine FDA-approved dyes. Citing a lack of scientific evidence to prove their connection to increased hyperactivity, the panel voted Thursday 11 to 3 against banning the dyes.
"They have to ban these items. It makes no sense," Snedden said. "There's no reason that I should have to go to the grocery store and have it be like a mine field. I should be able to walk down any aisle, choose any item, and not be afraid that my house will turn upside down just because somebody had a little something that we didn't know about."
Artificial dyes are found in everything from M&Ms to many types of applesauce. In fact, it is difficult to find processed foods that do not have the dyes. For example, Quaker oatmeal squares and Vlasic sweet pickles have Yellow 5, Nutrigrain bars have Red 40, and Kraft marshmallows have Blue 1.
See which foods we found with dye in our trip to the grocery store. There are some surprising results.
Food companies argue the dyes are perfectly safe ways to enhance the visual appearance of food.
"Food colors are used to brighten colorless foods, enhance existing color or make up for color losses which occur when food is exposed to air, light, moisture and variations in temperature," said Kraft spokesperson Valerie Moens. "The colors we use have gone through independent scientific review in regards to their safety."
Moens said the company is trying to extend their product line to include more foods with only natural coloring in response to customer demands.


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Some multi-millionaire venture capitalists buy boring yachts. Luckily, Gerard Lopez isn't one of them
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This is what I love about the guy: he's had Miuras (two, in fact), and though his analysis of the Carrera GT is spot-on ("If you work up to it from more ordinary cars, it's a real handful. But if you get out of a serious racing car and into one, it's easier to understand"), it's the 928 GTS that really lights his fire.
He could buy anything, and, over the years, he has ticked plenty of boxes. He co-owns his own F1 team, for God's sake. Yet top of the shopping list right now is a 1983 Golf GTI Pirelli edition. I kid you not.

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The January 12th earthquake that has taken the lives of more than 200,000 people in Haiti has touched off a groundswell of global support for the Caribbean nation. Lehigh has also responded and is working to shed light on the challenges facing Haiti and its people.
In the past month, faculty, staff and students have hosted a number of events related to Haiti. The university has created an emergency Web site and encouraged people to contribute to relief efforts. A fundraising goal of $50,000 has been set.
Worldwide, billions of dollars in aid are being sent to Haiti in what has been characterized as one of the most ambitious global relief efforts ever undertaken.
No one debates the merit of that support, but questions have arisen about the delivery of aid, what it should be used for, and how it should be administered.
Now, the Lehigh community has a forum where people can share views on these topics and on Haiti's economy, environment, history, culture and political system. A new university Web site, "Opinions and Deliberations," is already spurring a lively exchange of ideas related to Haiti's long-term development. Visitors are encouraged to submit their own comments or join a current open thread.
"Opinions and Deliberations" features an online poll regarding the organizations that are involved in Haiti's redevelopment, as well as links to information on foreign aid and news stories from around the world. Campus events related to Haiti, including video footage and event podcasts, are also available.
Reconstruction on an unprecedented scale
According to The Miami Herald, 500 earthquake experts and engineers from 22 countries are looking at ways to rebuild the capital region. In a Feb. 9 article, Mark Schneider, a former administrator with the U.S. Agency for International Development, wrote, "I suspect that's going to mean a long-term reconstruction project that is the largest ever imagined for a single country."
Economist Jeffrey Sachs, Lehigh's commencement speaker in 2008, has said that upwards of $3 billion each year will need to be channeled into Haiti over the next five years to cover reconstruction and development programs.
International aid is only part of the picture. Haiti has a troubled history that has long been shaped by foreign interests. Rarely has Haiti experienced the stability needed to expand its economy and provide opportunity for its people.
Before the earthquake, Haiti was the Western Hemisphere's most impoverished nation—in contrast to the Dominican Republic, with which it shares the island of Hispaniola. Only 40 percent of Haitians enjoyed access to clean drinking water before the earthquake, according to the BBC. The nation had also neglected its rural economy, resulting in the explosive growth of the capital city of Port-au-Prince, whose population has more than tripled, from 750,000 to more than 2.5 million, since 1982.
The short-term outlook is uncertain for Haiti. The rainy season will arrive in a few weeks, and the hurricane season—always a cause for concern for any Caribbean country—begins in June. Civil unrest, environmental degradation, educational challenges, medical care, the collapse of orphanages and other issues also need to be addressed.
Join the discussion
These are just a few of the topics that faculty, staff and students examine on Lehigh's new Web page. Faculty members who have offered perspective include:
Nandini Deo, assistant professor of political science
Jack Lule, professor of journalism
Bruce Moon, professor of international relations
Clay Naito, associate professor of structural engineering
Frank J. Pazzaglia, professor of geology
Iveta Silova, assistant professor of comparative and international education
Joel Sutherland, managing director of the Center for Value Chain Research
Todd Watkins, professor of economics
A few Lehigh students have weighed in as well. They are College of Education graduate students William Brehm '08, Anuradha Sachdev and Mike Russell, as well as Hubert Dabgo '12 and Ann Girdano '12 of the College of Business and Economics.
"Opinions and Deliberations" will be updated as developments arise. If you would like to make a comment or propose a topic for discussion, please do so at the comments page.
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The other day, I stood outside the strangely silent building where I began life as a journalist. It is no longer the human warren that was Consolidated Press in Sydney, though ghosts still drink at the King's Head pub nearby. As a cadet reporter, I might have walked on to the set of Lewis Milestone's The Front Page. Men in red braces did shout, "Hold the front page", and tilt back their felt hats and talk rapidly with a roll-your-own attached indefinitely to their lower lip. You could feel the presses rumbling beneath and smell the ink.
This was the Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph, where I learned to report crime, courts, sport, killer bees, Rotary meetings and the arrival of almost famous people from that mysterious land, "overseas". The proprietor was a former boxer, Frank Packer, immortalised in Cyril Pearl's Wild Men of Sydney, and knighted for his vendettas against anyone to the political left of Pontius Pilate.


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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa -- Rock bands played Saturday hoping that music soothes a Cedar Rapids man with a rare and incurable disease.
The Chrome Horse Saloon in Cedar Rapids hosted the benefit for Rob Ramirez. He has scleroderma, a condition that attacks the skin and internal organs.
Bands started at noon Saturday and played until closing, raising money to help with Ramirez's medical bills.
Ramirez has been playing music in Cedar Rapids for more than 2 decades. That's why so many bands plugged in and played tonight.
"You know it's just awesome to see a smile on his face and that's what it's all about," said organizer Al Finley.
"I didn't know just by smiling and being nice to people it would affect people like it has," said Ramirez. "There's a lot of people that have been coming and want to help and support me and that's awesome. That's a great feeling."
Ramirez played the final song in tonight's concert, as the bass guitarist for Skin Kandy.
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The tragic deaths of 19 firefighters at Yarnell Hill in Arizona have put a sharp focus on the dangers faced by the teams deployed to fight the intense wildfires that ravage the western US each summer. New Scientist asks what can be done to keep them safer
How unusual is the Yarnell Hill tragedy?
Losing so many firefighters to a single wildfire is exceedingly rare. This is the biggest loss of life since 1933, when 29 firefighters perished in a blaze at Griffith Park in Los Angeles. But fatalities are common: between 1990 and 2006, 310 wildland firefighters died in fire-related accidents. Of those, 64 perished after being trapped by the fire itself.
What happened in this case?
It seems from preliminary reports that the firefighters were engulfed by the advancing fire-front. Some managed to hide beneath personal "fire shelters" – which look like small tents – that each firefighter carries into the field, but these were unable to protect them.
So do we need to design better fire shelters?
That's already happened once, in the late 1990s. Earlier shelters consisted of flame-retardant fibreglass bearing a single layer of aluminium foil, to reflect heat. But in experimental fires, this foil melted if it came into direct contact with flames for 10 seconds or so, says Bret Butler of the US Forest Service in Missoula, Montana, who led the research.
Today's shelters have multiple layers of foil and flame-retardant fabric, and can provide protection for the couple of minutes it takes most wildfires to pass through. But if fires move more slowly, or are especially intense, they can fail. Adding further layers of protective material is not an option, says Butler, as the shelters would then become too heavy for firefighters to carry.
What other safety measures are available?
Shelters are intended only as a back-up for when things go very badly wrong. Firefighters' primary safety strategy is to establish a safety zone away from flammable vegetation to which they can retreat if they are unable to control the flames – and to make sure that there's a practical escape route to get there.
Misjudging escape-route viability has been a factor in previous tragedies, notably the deaths of 14 firefighters in the South Canyon Fire on Storm King Mountain, Colorado, in 1994. Their escape route led up a steep slope, and fire is known to move more rapidly uphill than on level ground – especially when fanned by strong winds. An official report into the incident concluded that shortly before the retreating firefighters were overrun, the fire was advancing at speeds approaching 3 metres per second.
But if firefighters get to their safety zones, they should be OK?
Not necessarily. The current rule of thumb, laid down in a document called the Incident Response Pocket Guide, is that safety zones should be established so that firefighters can maintain a distance between themselves and a fire of four times the flame height, which means finding or clearing a sufficiently large area free of flammable vegetation.
This is based on models of fire behaviour that assume the main factor involved is the spread of radiative heat. But Butler's latest, unpublished research shows that convection – the transfer of heat via the movement of air – poses a significant additional risk. While we usually think of convection in terms of air rising vertically, in wildfires convective flows can also hug the ground, especially on slopes. "There's a lot of flow horizontally," Butler says.
Butler is now devising new guidelines for the pocket guide that will ask firefighters to account for factors like slope and vegetation type when calculating the size of their safety zones. "I'm trying to come up with a system that firefighters can use simply and easily," he says. One idea is a smartphone app to make the necessary calculations.
What lessons will be drawn from the latest tragedy?
That may depend on the scope of the official investigations. One prominent critic of inquiries into previous tragedies is Ted Putnam, a psychologist formerly with the US Forest Service who also served as a "smokejumper" – the elite firefighters who parachute in to combat major wildfires.
Putnam argues that there is typically too much focus on factors such as wind and topography, and too little on errors in decision-making by the people involved. He suggests that human-factors experts need to conduct individual interviews with survivors from the field, and those in their chain of command, to see if errors were made – and how they might be avoided in future.
"If you don't send in the right people, and send them immediately, you lose information," Putnam warns.
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Mobile devices can be used to deliver podcasts covering laboratory techniques and conceptual information that provide vital modeling and scaffolding for students working in laboratories taught with an inquiry-based curriculum. These resources are delivered electronically, which allow students to work more independently at their own pace. Faculty members at three institutions have collaborated on the Mobile Enhanced Inquiry-Based Learning (MEIBL) project. This presentation will include data collected on student performance and student approaches to learning at the three institutions, as well as challenges and successes in adapting mobile device use for different curricula.
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St. Anthony native Leanne Roberts, 17, attended a seven-week Power Pilot Scholarship training course this summer in Greenwood, Nova Scotia where she was awarded a private pilotтАЩs license and a Royal Canadian Air Cadet Wings Qualification Badge.
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Fellow cadets celebrated RobertsтАЩ first solo flight by pouring buckets of water over her as she stepped out of her plane.
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Roberts was one of eight cadets from the camp in Greenwood to receive their private pilotтАЩs license and the only female in all of Atlantic Canada. Back, from the left: Ryan Kothbauer and Spencer Kothbauer. Front, from the left: Leanne Roberts; Tyler Mason; Ethan Roy; Kent Doucette; Ryan Taylor; and Alexander Chapman
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Roberts receiving her Royal Canadian Air Cadet wings qualification badge during a special ceremony.
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St. AnthonyтАЩs Leanne Roberts, 17, receives private pilotтАЩs license
Not many teenagers can say they were licensed to fly a plane before becoming a licensed driver, but Leanne Roberts doesnтАЩt mind soaring 5,500 feet above the rest.
Taking to the skies in a Cessna 172N for the first time earlier this summer, the St. Anthony native didnтАЩt allow her composure to falter as she ascended high above the Kings County municipal airport in Waterville, Nova Scotia.
It wasnтАЩt until she stepped out of the plane after landing that the reality of her first solo flight hit her: a waterfall of accolade that poured from seven separate buckets, as fellow cadets honored her with a тАЬsolo soakingтАЭ.
тАЬThey do that to every cadet after their first,тАЭ laughed Roberts, in reference to the traditional drenching.
After turning 17 years old on Aug. 28, Roberts was awarded her private pilotтАЩs license and coveted Royal Canadian Air Cadet wings qualification badge after attending a seven-week Power Pilot Scholarship training course this summer in Greenwood, Nova Scotia тАУ making her the youngest cadet this year to achieve such a feat.
The cadets were selected out of 300 applicants for the prestigious award and she was just one of eight people to receive the honor from that specific location, as well as the only female in all of Atlantic Canada.
тАЬIt was really exciting,тАЭ she boasted, of the title.
The highly intensive summer program included a series of theoretical and practical lessons to train student pilots who have no previous experience in flight, with 45 hours of ground school and 45 hours of flying. Roberts, however, was well acquainted with aviation before the trip.
тАЬAfter my first year of cadets I went away to a two-week general training course and they explained to us the different programs that Air Cadets offered,тАЭ she said. тАЬWhen I found out you could get your private pilotтАЩs license, it really interested me.тАЭ
During her time as an air cadet, the White Hills Academy senior has continually worked her way towards wing status by attending a seven-week glider camp, as well as an advanced aviation course, mastering theory of flight, navigation, aircrew survival, and a plethora of additional training.
Over the course of this summerтАЩs agenda she accomplished 16 successful solo flights тАУ 18.5 hours worth of air time -- with her longest lasting three and a half hours. All of which were in prep for the final determining flight.
тАЬWe had to write a Transport Canada exam, which requires a minimum of 60 per cent, and then it was the in-flight test where I had to take a qualified examiner as a passenger and they determine whether or not youтАЩre proficient in flying,тАЭ said Roberts.
She whizzed through landings, and circuits, and forced approaches; she stayed calm during simulated engine failure, sideslips, and a stall. She even had to do a spiral dive recovery.
Clearly, proficiency wasnтАЩt a problem.
тАЬItтАЩs quite an accomplishment on her part,тАЭ said Joseph McLean, G-Flight Instructor at Greenwood. тАЬI think Leanne would be a great mentor for women interested in aviation, if she decides to promote it.тАЭ
While Roberts still has one year of high school remaining sheтАЩs adamant about applying to the Royal Canadian Air Force after sheтАЩs finished, with the goal of obtaining a commercial pilotтАЩs license.
Until that fateful day, Roberts will continue fine-tuning her craft by visiting the airstrip in Gander from time-to-time.
тАЬNow that I have my private pilotтАЩs license, I can pretty much fly whenever I want to тАУ I can rent a plane and take my friends up,тАЭ she said. тАЬBut IтАЩm thinking about a trip during Thanksgiving so I can take my family flying.тАЭ
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The most ancient settlements of Naxos were directly on the square in front of the Greek Orthodox cathedral. You'll note that several of the churches set on this square, like the cathedral itself, hint at Naxos's venerable history as they are made of ancient materials. In fact, this square was, in succession, the seat of a flourishing Mycenaean town (1300–1050 BC), a classical agora (when it was a 167-foot by 156-foot square closed on three sides by Doric stoas, so that it looked like the letter "G"; a shorter fourth stoa bordered the east side, leaving room at each end for an entrance), a Roman town, and early Christian church complex. City, cemetery, tumulus, hero shrine: no wonder the Early Christians built here. For more of ancient Naxos, explore the nearby precinct of Grotta.
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We've been snowed in for three days. Ugh! It's finally starting to warm up and slowly melt away. I was able to make a very quick run to the grocery store Friday just as it was starting to snow. I didn't have a list and I wanted to get home as soon as possible. I pretty much ran through the grocery store, throwing whatever looked good in my cart. I typically plan my meals out in advance but did not have time. I had to get creative with meals but sometimes the best meals are served when this happens. This yummy soup is the result of needing to get creative with what I had on hand. It's delicious, filling and loaded with goodness. Enjoy!
I've been on a real soup kick lately. When the snowpocalipse started Friday I knew some soups and comfort food were in our near future. This soup I came up fairly quickly as I wanted something filling and nutritious. Let's get down to business.
Start by chopping your celery and carrots into similar size pieces. Chop your onions and garlic. Don't forget the kale and parsley too!
In a large pot over medium-high heat sauté the mirepoix(celery, onion & carrot) & garlic in 1 tbsp olive oil for 2-3 minutes. Season with salt & pepper to taste.
For my broth today I'm using the fabulous better than bouillon. I love it. I have most of the flavors. It's the best! Trust me on this one. For six cups of water I use about 2 tbsps. I like to add the mixture to the water after its already in the pan. So add your water than your chicken bouillon paste. I also like to add a little onion & garlic powder for extra flavor. Totally optional but I highly recommend it. Next bring your liquid up to a boil. Add your tortellini & kale.
Bring the liquid to a boil again after you add the pasta & kale. Reduce to simmer and cook for 10-12 minutes or until the tortellini is cooked through. Garnish with parsley and serve. I season with salt & pepper to taste after the addition of each of the ingredients. Make sure you taste the finally product before you serve.
This soup is so flavorful and yummy. The creamy, cheesy tortellinis melt in your mouth.
The vegetables & parsley give it the perfect flavor. This is the perfect bowl of soup for a snowed in day.
Before the recipe I'll leave you with a picture of Mason loving the snow!
- 1 cup chopped celery(about 3 celery stalks)
- 1 cup chopped carrots(about 3 carrots)
- 1/2 onion, diced
- 2 garlic cloves, thinly sliced
- 1 tbsp. extra virgin olive oil
- 6 cups water
- 2 tbsp. better than bouillon chicken stock paste
- 1/2 tsp. garlic powder
- 1/2 tsp. onion powder
- 8 oz. cheese tortellini
- 2 cup chopped kale
- salt & pepper to taste
- 2 tbsp. fresh parsley, roughly chopped
- Saute your celery, carrots, onion and garlic over medium high heat in olive oil for 2-3 minutes.
- Salt & pepper to taste.
- Add your water, chicken bouillon paste, garlic & onion powder.
- Bring to a boil then add your tortellini & kale. Bring back up to a boil then reduce to a simmer. Simmer for about 12 minutes or until the tortellini is tender.
- Add more salt & pepper if needed. Garnish with parsley then enjoy!
- *Cut the celery and carrots as uniform as possible for more even cooking times.
- **You may substitute homemade chicken stock if you'd like.
- ***You could easily make this recipe vegetarian by using the vegetable bouillon, which is delicious.


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By Gregg Xenakes, Associate College Basketball Editor
FACTS & STATS: Site: Orleans Arena (7,471) -- Las Vegas, Nevada. Television: ESPNU. Home Record: UTA 7-7, NMSU 15-1. Away Record: UTA 10-5, NMSU 6-8. Neutral Record: UTA 2-0, NMSU 2-1. Conference Record: UTA 11-7, NMSU 14-4. Series Record: New Mexico State leads, 11-2.
GAME NOTES: The Texas-Arlington Mavericks try to leave a lasting impression in their one and only season in the Western Athletic Conference, as they challenge the New Mexico State Aggies for the conference tournament title at Orleans Arena on Saturday night.
The fourth seed in the 30th annual event, the Mavericks are a perfect example of the ever-changing landscape in college sports, coming over from the Southland Conference this year and then moving on to the Sun Belt Conference beginning next season. Needless to say, the team has made an impression in the WAC by defeating Utah State in the quarterfinals on Thursday, 83-78, and then topping Texas-San Antonio yesterday, 69-53.
As for the third-seeded Aggies, a squad which came over from the Sun Belt and are the defending tournament champs, they began the road to the title game this time around with a 65-49 triumph over Idaho two days ago, and followed that up with a 74-65 victory against Texas State on Friday. Owners of a 16-4 mark all-time in this event, NMSU has won the championship three times.
These teams split their two regular-season meetings, but still the Aggies hold a commanding 11-2 advantage in the all-time series.
The Mavericks made it look easy on Friday night as they opened the meeting with UTSA on a 20-8 run and never looked back. Karol Gruszecki scored a game- high 19 points, thanks to a 5-of-10 showing behind the 3-point line, followed by Jamel Outler with 13 points off the bench in just 15 minutes as he made goof on 3-of-6 beyond the arc. Kevin Butler accounted for 10 points and a team-best seven rebounds as the team shot 50.9 percent from the floor and held the Roadrunners to just 35.3 percent.
A defensive-minded squad, UT Arlington is limiting its opponents to just 62.1 ppg this season, based on 38.6 percent shooting from the floor and only 31.9 percent behind the 3-point line. Butler is the lone double-digit scorer for the group with his 11.1 ppg, but as the Mavericks showed on Friday, there are several players who can answer the bell when called upon.
A balanced scoring attack and a strong defensive effort was just what the Aggies needed in order to drop Texas State on Friday, holding the Bobcats to just 34.5 percent shooting from the floor and 5-of-17 beyond the arc. Sim Bhullar recorded a double-double for the Aggies with 14 points and 10 rebounds, followed by Renaldo Dixon with 13 points and six boards. K.C. Ross- Miller checked in with 12 points and five assists, although he did shoot just 3-of-9 from the floor, followed by Remi Barry with 11 points and five rebounds in only 18 minutes off the bench.
Bhullar, one of four players averaging in double figures for NMSU this season with his 10.1 ppg, leads the team with 79 offensive rebounds, which means he is creating his own scoring chances. However, while shooting an impressive 61.8 percent from the floor, he has knocked down a dismal 46.4 percent at the free-throw line and that has taken the entire group down to a mere 65.8 percent. Daniel Mullings (14.0 ppg), Sy (11.8 ppg) and Tyrone Watson (10.8 ppg) are also key figures on offense for the program.
Dominating the paint with as many as four active players clearing at least five rebounds per contest, the Aggies are a tough bunch to handle on the interior, something the Mavericks will see yet again on Saturday night.
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HARARE City Council has approved the construction of Zimbabwe's biggest shopping complex, the US$100 million Mall of Zimbabwe in Borrowdale.
The approval flies in the face of reports in some sections of the media that council would not approve the construction of the mall. The environment management committee met on Tuesday and approved the construction of the state-of-the-art mall.
Committee chair, Clr Stewart Mutizwa, confirmed the approval to be adopted by full council in two weeks time.
"We have finally resolved that the Mall of Zimbabwe is a good project. We have approved it," he said.
Clr Mutizwa said the Mall of Zimbabwe would go a long way in sprucing the city's image as it endevours to be a world class city by 2025.
He said city officials were now permitted to work closely with the property developers in their supervisory role.
"We are no longer distancing ourselves from the project," he said.
Chairman of the business committee, Clr Thomas Muzuva, said councillors had no power to stall the development of national projects.
"It's a national project. Cabinet has approved the project. Council is a substructure of Central Government. We cannot be seen going against national policies.
"Council has no power over Cabinet decisions. We cannot fight Cabinet," he said.
He said the land allocated for the construction of the mall was part of the payment to Augur Investments for the construction of the Airport Road, yet another national project.
"We agreed to pay Augur Investments with land on the agreement that Government would compensate us with land elsewhere. All that has not changed and why should we stand in the way of the project?" he said.
Although an Environmental Management Agency official was quoted in the press saying the agency had not approved the project - an internal memo signed on March 6, 2012 indicates that the project was approved.
"The project is a development of service infrastructure on a site allocated to it by the City of Harare in Borrowdale low-density suburb in Harare. The project cost covers roadworks, water reticulation and sewer reticulation," reads part of the memo.
The mall which is expected to start operating in October 2014 is located 7km from the CBD and situated on the land bounded by Borrowdale Road to the East, Whitwell to the North and Teviotdale to the West.
The mall would consist of a closed air-conditioned apartment made up of shops, restaurants, banks, recreational and fast foods.
The construction of the mall has been viewed in positive light as it sells Zimbabwe as a healthy investment centre. Estimates indicate that up to 4 000 people would be employed at the mall that has so far attracted big retailers like Pick'nPay, Mr Price, Woolworths, among other big brands.
The company contracted to construct the mall, McCommick Property Development, has built 49 other malls worth US$1 billion worldwide.
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Floridaââ¬â¢s House District 59 encompasses most of the city of Tampa. Itââ¬â¢s been represented the last several years by Arthenia Joynerââ¬Â¦..But she is moving on up, running for State Senator Les Millerââ¬â¢s seatââ¬Â¦.That leaves a vacuum ââ¬â and so far, 4 Democrats and 1 Republican, are vying for that seat.
The Republican is Willis ââ¬Å KC ââ¬Å Bowick, who was a Democrat until he switched parties after his unsuccessful bid for the Hillsborough County Commission 2 years ago.
WMNF spoke to Bowick this morningââ¬Â¦.He has never held public office. We began by asking him about HIS thoughts on one of the most volatile issues affecting the local community in recent years, - the Jennifer Porter case, where the white former dance teacher received no jail time for her role in leaving the scene of a car accident, in which 2 young African American children diedââ¬Â¦(roll tape#1 o.q.ââ¬?thank you very muchââ¬?)
Thatââ¬â¢s K.C Bowick, so far the only Republican running for the Florida House in District 59, which essentially covers Tampaââ¬Â¦.
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Heading south on a hard-packed mud road and enjoying the curves and dips and climbs.
The forest ended and the land was taken over by farmland but the horizon was exciting with mountains all around.
Panorama of the ride with some jagged peaks in view.
The mountains of Northern Mozambique.
A shot of my GPS and a basket from a friend in Kenya.
Twin peaks and sanDRina.
I hit the pavement near the town of Lichinga and aired up the tires with my CyclePump.
A single lane tar road took me through villages and then...
...I rounded a corner and wow, grand old Lake Malawi was spread out across the horizon.
I passed through the lakeshore town of Metangula and headed for the Chuwanga Beach Hotel...
...where they had this little hut for 250 Meticais ($8.43) per night.
The view from my beach hut of beautiful Lake Malawi.
The mountainous shoreline of Lake Malawi that I had to descend down to get here.
The waves of Lake Malawi. This lake holds a special place in my life as my family used to vacation on the opposite shore in Malawi when we lived in Zambia during my childhood. I wasn't going to pass through Malawi, due to visa complications, but coming back to these waters was enough to stir up the nostalgia.
On the Mozambican side, the lakeshore isn't developed and the lake is used as the primary source of water for the local population. They bathe, wash their clothes and take water back home for cooking and drinking.
Mango season was in full bloom and I asked the hotel workers to get me a few from the mango tree in the parking lot. I enjoyed these luscious fruits over the day and had my fill of fresh mangoes.
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A fisherman heading out for his evening catch. Lake Malawi is the second-deepest lake in Africa, after Lake Tanganyika, and is the southernmost of the Rift Valley Lakes. Its isolation and great depth has allowed hundreds of species of endemic fish to evolve over its lifetime. The lake is also known for its snail population that harbor the deadly bilharzia parasite. Bilharzia wasn't an issue when I was a kid but recently, with certain snail-eating fish being over-fished, bilharzia has become more of an issue.
As dusk falls, a young lady with her baby tied on her back walks past a fisherman mending his net.
Enjoying the strong breeze coming off of Lake Malawi in my simple beach hut.
Heading out of Chuwanga Beach and soaking in the grand views of Lake Malawi.
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I really, honestly, don't even know how to begin this post. I was contacted by Leah about 4 months ago when she stumbled across my blog and loved what she saw. She was planning on getting married in a few months and was in the market for a wedding photographer. She wanted something different, a bit more authentic and candid than what she was used to. She wrote about how their wedding would likely be very unique compared to what I was used to. She was Jewish Hasidic and was going to be marrying a Rabbi. She explained some of their traditions and customs and asked if I was up for the challenge. Right from the start, I adored her. I adored her genuine heart. I adored her drive and spunk. And I adored their story.
I met Michael and Leah a couple weeks before their wedding to do a get-to-know-you shoot. She had warned me ahead of time that they could not be photographed together, only separately because of tradition. As we sat down over smoothies and cake pops (ok…so I was the only one to have a cake pop and smoothie…) they began telling me their story. They had met a few months ago through matchmakers. In the lobby of a hotel they would continue to meet, 4 times to be exact, and then he proposed. He gave her a necklace and asked her to spend forever with him as his ezer kenegdo (Hebrew), or in simple English – loving, helping wife. She said yes and the wedding plans began. They did all this without ever holding hands, kissing, or touching at all. I was blown away. And inspired. I have been shooting weddings for a long time and I am not sure I had ever met a couple who was so obviously, genuinely, authentically in love with each other. And here they were, head over heels in love…having never touched, and having only met a few months prior. It was beautiful.
Fast forward a couple weeks to their wedding day where Leah started the morning reading her prayers in the quietness of her parents home. Guests gathered at the synagogue and began mingling over appetizers as she made her way through the crowd, one parent on each arm. Everyone was beaming. Leah was radiant and everyone could see how happy she was. In a room to the side Michael was going over a lot of documents with the other men, making sure he knew what he was agreeing to. Minutes later, he was led by the men out to meet Leah. They had not seen each other or spoken to one another in over a week so the looks on their faces when they saw each other were priceless. He put the veil over her face (hasidic wedding tradition) and they proceeded to the ceremony. The better part of their wedding day was very solemn and reverent. They knew that there was more to promising forever than just an expensive fairy tale wedding. As he slid the ring on her finger (the first time he has touched her), everyone cheered and clapped loudly. A solemn and reverent day then turned into one of the most incredible, loud, fun parties I have ever witnessed. If there is one thing you can be certain of it's that Hasidic Jews know how to throw a party. And you better believe they know how to dance!
Michale and Leah, thank you so, so, so very much for believing in me to capture your day, despite the fact that you knew it would be different for me. I left your wedding feeling inspired, encouraged, and empowered. I had a renewed sense of hope. Hope for marriages to succeed. Hope for love the prevail. It truly was a wedding that I will never, ever forget!
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Congratulations, Jennifer Aniston! Her star is now a part of the Hollywood Walk Of Fame! The ceremony took place yesterday and the actress looked lovely wearing a floral Prada dress and Gucci shoes. She and boyfriend Justin Theroux have now gone like, public public, because he not only attended the event, but he cleaned up (bye-bye beard) and sat front and center at the ceremony! Can we also admit that's it's only just now that we recognized who he is? Now that the beard's off we made the Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle connection! Hah. But we do like the skinny tie-white shirt combination. Jennifer's pals Chelsea Handler and Jason Bateman also showed up to lend their support. Looks like things are on the rise for Jen again. Professional life — check! Personal life — check!
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Health & Fitness
Top 10
- Death By Pedicure: the dirty secrets of nail salons
by Robert Spalding
- The Nurses Action Guide to Starting Your Own Business
by Wendy Getchell
- Troubled Teens
by Lindsay Mc Intyre
- Baseball Artistry 1st Edition
by Jorge Delara
- Spanish for Radiology Professionals
by Olive Peart
- Nursing: A Wicked Profession
by Wendy Getchell
- Dao Artistry by Jorge De Lara
by Jorge Delara
- Fly With Me; A True Story of Healing from Multiple Sclerosis
by Helen Phillips
- Poems from the Edge
by Christopher Titmuss
- Let's Go Shopping: A Guide for the Fashionably Challenged
by Tia Shorts
- No Hope? Know Hope! A Healing Journey
- by Nikki Rosen
"Just like moons and suns, with certainty of tides,
Just like hopes springing high,
Still I'll rise."
Maya Angelou
I knew how to fight. And I knew how to survive. My focus was on getting through one day to the next and getting there alive. It never dawned on me I could be free or happy. But even in the darkest moments, I felt it, a hunger to experience life and be fully connected, not in brokenness, but in passion, adventure, excitement and love.
Hope made the difference. Hope that pushed back despair.
From surviving to thriving!
The journey to be free!
From the Author of In the Eye of Deception & Dancing Softly
- Water Equals You
- by Sandra Verley
People around the world are concerned about water. Water Equals You will not only connect the dots between what has transpired and what we believe is water, but the author will also introduce you to the next era of drinking water. She shows you how people around the globe are coping with pollution and its results. She shares with her readers what to look for in this new era of ionized water technologies. You will learn that ionized technologies have long surpassed all others world-wide. She warns the public, commercial entities and Health Boards of the dangers lurking in this new industry with some less credible copycats in the era of water ionization and pollution.
Hydration is key to health. Who would have thought that something so simple as water would become such an amazing revolution and be the actual key to most people's good health?
Sandi Verley opens the eyes of her readers to the importance pH plays in regards to the human body as she highlights the myths created pertaining to water. She shares with you the relevance of living water in your body and most importantly, your bodies' inability to effectively communicate without it. Water Equals You has been written based on life after massive pollution vs. education written before pollution, and based on the new era of ionized water. She will show you and those you love what to look for in ionized technologies.
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- Entering the Age of Elegance: A Rite of Passage & Practical Guide for the Modern Maturing Woman
- by Chloe Jon Paul
"Thanks to Chloe Jon Paul, women finally have a practical guide to planning their fabulous journey into their Age of Elegance. Pack your bag and travel wisely and well as a maturing modern woman. You won't find a better road map anywhere to help you through the sometimes confusing labyrinth of second adulthood. Give this book to friends, family, and even the men in your life. Let them travel with you. You will be glad you did."
-Dr. Dorree Lynn, Psychologist, Media Personality, Founder/Editor of www.FiftyandFurthermore.com
Thirty-eight million baby boomer women have already entered the Age of Elegance, which is a new stage of life with a new identity. More will follow; yet many of these 40+ women are making this journey without any real advance planning. Many of them don't even think of themselves as "elegant" but this transition into the second half of their lives can take place with style and grace.
Now think F-A-S-T: *format *approach *style *tempo
These are the key elements which make this book original. It is written as a travel guide filled with valuable information that will whet the reader's appetite to explore resources in detail on the topics featured in the book. The Table of Contents provides such curiosity-evoking subtitles as Change Your "Oil Filter, The FGA Quotient, The F-Word You Need to Use, The 10 Commandments of Aging Motherhood, and Think MSN, Beyond Support Pantyhose, and Just heard It through the Grapevine.
The author has networked with more than 25 leading women's organizations across the nation and feedback on the book has been overwhelmingly positive.
- Let's Go Shopping: A Guide for the Fashionably Challenged
- by Tia Shorts
Let's GLAM it up, girls! Let's Go Shopping: A Guide for the Fashionably Challenged is an INTERACTIVE styling book personalized just for you. Simply click on your body type and you will discover ALL of your styling needs from head to toe. How easy is that? You will never waste money buying the wrong clothes, shoes, makeup & accessories again!
If you are constantly looking for fashion and styling guidance, help is just one click away. Written in a fun, straightforward style, this book will give you a complete shopping, style, and confidence makeover.
*Shop for clothes that fit and flatter the shape of your body, so you will always look like a perfect 10 whether you're at the office or out on a date!
*Strategically use your handbags, shoes, and jewelry like a professional stylist to accentuate your figure and minimize the not so flattering parts
*The 10 essential items you must have for a chic wardrobe
*Makeup #101: Find the best makeup and skin care products for a healthy, radiant glow
*Eat your way to beauty! Discover the top beauty foods for gorgeous hair and flawless skin. Including natural beauty recipes!
*Use your footwear to create shapelier, longer legs
*Find the best coats and swimwear to complement your figure
*Buy the right jeans to lift and shape you derriere
*Makeup artist tips for longer-lasting makeup. Plus, how to choose the perfect cosmetic colors for your complexion
*Learn how to give your home a mini makeover and turn your bathroom into a luxurious spa... and so much more inside!
*BONUS! Complete cosmetic ingredient list
Almost 400 full-color pages of styling, fashion and beauty tips personalized just for you. It's like shopping with a personal stylist and best friend!!
With the fabulous tips and tricks offered in this complete styling guide, you'll instantly look like a fashionista and be the woman who turns heads with her captivating style.
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Download your copy today and be a perfectly dressed fashionista tomorrow!
- Poems from the Edge
- by Christopher Titmuss
This collection of around 125 poems explores daily life, impermanence, love, including romantic love, nature, social issues, suffering and spirituality. Written mostly in classical metre form, as well as free verse, the poems offer inspiration, inquiry and insight into daily life. A former Buddhist monk in Thailand and India, Christopher Titmuss travels worldwide offering teachings. He draws extensively on his personal experience, meetings with others and contact with the nature. Author of numerous books, Christopher lives in Totnes, Devon, England.


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Veracruz – An Eclectic Port with Electric Excitement
Veracruz is a Mexican port city in the state of the same name. It is about 90 miles east of Mexico City. In addition to being a port city, Veracruz is rich in history, culture, architecture, tourist sites and celebrations.
The History of Veracruz
Veracruz is the location of the Spanish landing on Good Friday, 1519. Conquistador Hernan Cortez built the city shortly after his arrival. It was his home base throughout the Spanish conquest of Mexico.
Veracruz evolved as a Southeastern port for Mexican shipping. Just as the city was instrumental in the Spanish conquest of Mexico, it was also instrumental in the fight for independence. When the Spanish-American war ended in 1821, the last bastion for the Spanish was Fort San Juan de Ulúa on a small island off the coast of Veracruz. The Spanish armies held that position for 4 years before turning it over to Mexico.
Although the African slave trade in Mexico is not well documented, the first known slave rebellion occurred in 1537. Africans were brought to Veracruz to plant and harvest crops, and to work in the shipyards. Later they were instrumental in processing the crops to produce sugar and rum.
Today Veracruz is a cosmopolitan city. The locals, known as jarochos, have roots in Mexico, Spain, Africa, Italy and Cuba. The port brings sailors from around the world, and tourists are welcomed by the friendly local citizens.
The Culture of Veracruz
Much of the Veracruzian culture is centered on indigenous music known as "Son Jarocho".
Although this specific music is centered in Veracruz, 'son' music is popular in most of Latin America.
The Plaza de las Armas, or Zocalo, is active 24 hours of each day. It is tree-lined and filled with specialty shops, boutiques, and restaurants. This area is considered the cultural center of the city.
Here people play dominos and dance the danzón, a dance taught to those in Mexico by Cuban refugees in the 1870's. The coffee shops are meeting places much as they are in the United States. Coffee is served in glasses. To order a refill, one only has to clink the side of the glass with a spoon. This tradition can be heard throughout the city day and night.
The Architecture of Veracruz
Veracruzian architecture is exciting because of the diversity. However, Baroque and Neo-Classic designs are the most common. The most common buildings include:
– The building that now houses the City Museum was originally built as an asylum. It was then used by the French during their invasion (1861-1870). It returned to its original purpose for 100 years, and now houses the museum. It is a Neo-Classical design.
– The Municipal Palace is a Baroque design. It is the oldest municipal building in Mexico. It has a tower in one corner that was once used as a watch tower to keep the port safe from intruders.
– The Virgen de la Asunción Cathedral is a two-story Neo-Classical building. The main entrance is flanked by two huge Doric columns.
Sites to See in Veracruz
In addition to the architectural sites, don't miss the Fort San Juan de Ulúa. It is now a museum, but has served as a Fort and a prison. Some of the walls are 24 feet thick, a certain deterrent to prisoner escapes.
The Veracruz Aquarium houses a freshwater display of 13 separate exhibits, featuring fish specimens from Mexico, South America, Africa and Asia. The Salt water exhibits include a glass tunnel where sharks swim on all sides of the patrons as they walk through.
Four miles south of Veracruz, in Playa Macambo, is a great beach. Nearby, one can enjoy fantastic seafood in the fishing town of Boca del Rio.
An archeological site that should not be missed is El Tajin, or Cempoala. It contains the first Mexican home of Cortez, and the tallest Volcano in Mexico (it is also the second tallest in North America).
See the video below for more about the City of Veracruz:
The Local Celebrations of Veracruz
Veracruz is known for two annual celebrations. Visitors come from many countries to participate in the Afro Caribbean festival. Although the dates vary for this event (it usually occurs in July or August), those who are interested can contact the Veracruz Tourism Board for the precise date.
The Veracruz "Carnaval" is the largest in the country. It is held in the city center; events are new each year in order to make it fresh, yet it keeps the feel of its inception in 1866.
There is much to do in Veracruz; History, Culture, Architecture, Tourist Sites and Celebrations abound. Enjoy the eclectic port with electric excitement – Veracruz.


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Kick the Butt!
Acupuncture is quickly becoming one of the most effective natural ways to stop smoking. The focus of treatment is to help eleminate nicotine cravings, as well as help the body detoxify from years of inhaling toxins.
Acupuncture also helps the recipient deal with the stress, anxiety and any other uncomfortable emotions that my come up during the cessation process. The treatment helps to balance the energy within the body to optimize one's health.
The treatment is 2x/week for the first month and "as needed" for support after that.
While acupuncture is not a magic cure, it is effective in making it easier to kick the habit and to remain smoke-free for good!
To schedule your appointment or to receive additional information please call FX Studios at (410) 771-1500 or email at email@example.com
Cosmetic Acupuncture
FX Studio's Beth Schoon talks about Cosmetic Acupuncture:
Hi I'm Beth Schoon. I'm the new acupuncturist at FX studios and I'm here to talk about Cosmetic Acupuncture.
Millions of dollars are spent every year on cosmetic procedures including creams and Botox and different types of surgeries.
Cosmetic Acupuncture offers a more natural approach to this, offering many healing benefits. It helps to stimulate collagen in the face. It helps to give you a more subtle relaxed look along with many health benefits.
Many of the points in the face are really good for digestion, for insomnia, for headaches so you get the health benefits along with the cosmetic benefits.
Cosmetic Acupuncture vs Botox
This offers a much more natural approach. We're not injecting any kind of toxins, or creating any damage to the body or face with this system. As I said before, it has many other healing benefits, along with stimulating collagen and relaxing the nerves in the face.
Sessions? Results?
So a typical session lasts about an hour and a half. To expect to see good results you need 10-20 sessions depending on the age. The results can last up to 3-5 years.
How long has Cosmetic Acupuncture been around?
More than 3,00 years and it's just now becoming very popular in this country. Especially with many stars in Hollywood.
Hollywood stars?!? Such as…
Sandra Bullock, Madonna, Gwyneth Paltrow, Sarah Jessica Parker.
Is Cosmetic Acupuncture painful?
Normally no because the needles, as you can see on Crystal's face are micro-thin. Sometimes when they go in, if it's a painful point you'll feel a little bit of pain on insertion but once they're in you don't feel anything.
Why needles in the feet?
When we do Cosmetic Acupuncture I'm putting so many needles in her face as you can see, that all the energy is being drawn up into the head so I put them in the feet to ground her. It just to make it a more relaxing treatment.
Regular vs Cosmetic Acupuncture
With regular Acupuncture you're coming in for pain or some sort of health problem. We wouldn't do Cosmetic Acupuncture on anyone with any health problems. This is strictly a cosmetic treatment. We're focusing on relaxing the nerves in the face and building collagen as opposed specific health issues.
Can anyone do Cosmetic Acupuncture?
No this is definitely special training that I've done. I've studied with women in China and then a number of other teachers here.
To schedule your appointment or to receive additional information please call FX Studios at (410) 771-1500 or email at firstname.lastname@example.com


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Matt Crookshank is a Canadian painter, animator, digital artist and master of all things mystical. He dares to paint fearlessly and without restraint.
After graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the prestigious program at Queen's University, Crookshank worked as an assistant to Vancouver conceptual superstar Ken Lum (famous for his Guggenheim Fellowship). Crookshank has also teamed up with high profile curators Jamie Angell, Wil Kucey and RM Vaughan to showcase his colorfully explosive paintings in Brooklyn, Los Angeles, London, Switzerland, Mexico and Toronto over the past 10 years.
He has been called "one of the most important Canadian painters" in the Globe and Mail, the National Post, Toronto Star and Canadian Art; and remains in the limelight as one of the best ones to watch in Carte Blanche, an exclusive hardcover book selected by the jury of the Magenta Foundation, which saw their launch at the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art in Toronto.
Represented by General Hardware Gallery inToronto, and Galería Anomalía/Hector Espinosa in Mexico City.


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The Mobile Ocean Science Information System from Western Washington University's Shannon Point Marine Center visited the Bellingham Public Library Thursday to teach community members about animals and plants native to the marine waters of the Pacific Northwest.
Western Washington University's MBA program has been ranked in the top 100 programs worldwide and first in the state of Washington by the Aspen Institute.
WWU's program finished 75th out of approximately 600 business schools invited to participate in the survey, which goes beyond mainstream academic content and ranks the programs on the institution's efforts to integrate social, ethical and environmental concerns. Stanford University's Graduate School of Business finished atop the list; Western finished ahead of such well-known programs as Boston University, the University of Texas, Oregon State University and Syracuse University.
Kathy Van Alstyne, a marine scientist at Western Washington University's Shannon Point Marine Center, has received a four-year $558,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to study the ways in which the naturally-produced chemicals made by marine seaweeds alter the chemistry of other plant species and the behavior of animals that prey on them.
New on Facebook: Photos from last night's free concert in the VU
Video: President Shepard addresses faculty and staff at annual convocation
WWU Announces Fall Program Options for Youth with New Offerings and Locations
WWU's Fairhaven College Announces Fall World Issues Forum Slate
Nationally Known Political Scientist and Writer Carol Swain to Speak at Western Oct. 13
Career Services Center Introduces Viking CareerLink
Western honors faculty, staff for excellence in leadership, community engagement, bridging and teamwork


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Eminem SurvivalŞu An Baktığınız Eminem Survival Şarkı Sözü, Eminem Survival Şarkı Sözleri konusuna Bakmaktasınız. Eminem Survival gerçekten çok güzel bir şarkı
Eminem Survival Şarkı Sözü, Survival Şarkı Sözleri
Skylar Grey:
This is survival of the fittest
This is do or die
Wasn't ready to be remembered, man, I was ill-prepared
I was prepared to be ill, though, the skill was there
In the beginning, it wasn't 'bout the ends
It was 'bout bustin' raps and standin' for somethin'
Fucking acronym
Quit the fuckin' act like you're happy, I'm fuckin' back again
With another anthem, why stop when it doesn't have to end?
It ain't over 'til I say it's over – enough when I say enough
Throw me to them wolves and close the gate up up
I'm afraid of what'll happen to them wolves
When the thought of being thrown into an alligator pit, I salivated it
Raise your hands up like it's 12 noon
Nah, homie, hold them bitches straight up
Wait until you dislocate a rotator cuff
Came up rough, came to ruffle feathers
Nah, egos, I ain't deflatin' 'em
Last chance to make this whole stadium erupt
Skylar Grey:
This is survival of the fittest
This is do or die
This is the winner takes it all
So take it all
So get your ideas, stack your ammo
But don't come unless you come to battle, jump in the saddle
This is it, it's what you eat, sleep, piss and shit
Lift, breathe, your whole existence just consists of this
Refuse to quit, refuse to slit, can't diffuse the wick
If I don't do this music shit I lose my shit
Ain't got shit to lose, it's the moment of truth
It's all I know how to do
As soon as I get thrown in the booth, I spit
But my respect is overdue
I'm showin' you the flow no one used
I don't own no diploma for school, I quit!
So there's nothing for me to fall back on, I know no other traits
So you'd better trade your fuckin' mics in for some tool-box-es
Cause you'll never take my pride from me
It'll have to be pried from me
So pull out your pliers and your screwdrivers
Skylar Grey:
This is survival of the fittest
This is do or die
This is the winner takes it all
So take it all
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-Microsoft have issued the recall on the power supply cords for over 14 million Xbox game consoles due to a possible fire risk with the power cord.
-The problem is with those cords made before 13th January 2004 in Europe and those manufactured in other regions before the 23rd October 2004.
-Microsoft say users should visit xbox.com and order a new cord for free, which will take around 4 weeks to arrive.
Microsoft have been keen to point out that this is a preventative measure, and that it is unlikely that anyone is in any immediate danger. Nevertheless, you should return such a cable (if you have one) immediately for a safe replacement.


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Uganda's private sector and the Government are in frantic discussions to enable an alternative route through Dar es Salaam away from Mombasa as a safeguard against possible interruptions from post-election violence from Kenya.
The discussions, according to Gideon Badagawa, the Private Sector Foundation (PSFU) chief, have reached the highest level of the country's Presidential Economic Council, as well as the ministries of finance and trade, as a caution for the unpredictable Kenyan route.
"Incentives are being weighed (as an option) to encourage traders to use Dar es Salaam and Tanga through Mwanza in the event of violence," said Badagawa.
He said in future as the states of Tanzania and Uganda develop appropriate infrastructure for the Dar-Mwanza route, the tax rebates, if adapted, will be scrapped.
"Ultimately, you put away the incentives when the infrastructure is developed and allow normal trade," said Badagawa.
It costs an additional $1,500 to transport a container from Dar es Salaam to Kampala, over and above what is paid for the shorter but equally inefficient and crowded Mombasa route.
One of the issues is offering tax rebates and incentives to businesses that decide to use the Dar es Salaam-Mwanza route instead of Mombasa in the event that chaos breaks up again.
"You cannot tell what will happen. We were sure until we got to 2007. I do not remember how far ago they (Kenya) had this turmoil."
"We might have a reoccurrence, you never know. What we are saying is, can we have an alternative route," Badagawa said.
The issue also emerged as an emergency because of the recent tax bonds imposed on vehicles and sugar destined for Uganda.
On the tax bond, PSFU say they are pushing to understand why Kenya took such an uncalled for unilateral decision.
PSFU, Uganda's umbrella business lobby group, has described the cash bond as one manifestation of a non-tariff barrier in the EAC.
"For the time being, it has been pushed away but who knows, it could bounce back. No country should institute policies that would affect others," said Badagawa, adding that he shudders to imagine what would happen if Uganda took such a decision against Burundi and Rwanda.
"There is an automatic tracking system and this has been a big issue," he added.
The tax bond led to the holding up of about 600 containers of sugar and 2,000 vehicles at Mombasa following a directive by the Kenya Revenue Authority that transit goods coming to Uganda execute a cash bond equivalent to the tax value of the consignments that would be imposed on the same goods were they to be sold in Kenya.
The August 29 Kenyan directive caused a cargo movement paralysis and a stand-off, bringing back bad memories to Ugandan importers who use Mombasa-a port that still remains the shortest route for inland states that have no direct access to the sea.
This later led to the question on where we are on the progress of developing these facilities. On paper, there are several good proposals on how to avert the abrupt Kenyan scenario should it occur again, especially with the impending February 2013 Kenyan general elections.
One of them is building smaller inland ports to access the sea via the lake side ports of Bukasa in Uganda and Musoma in Tanzania, connected by railway to Arusha in the Tanzanian interior and to the port of Tanga on the Indian Ocean.


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Microseeps Inc.
based in Pittsburgh, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Microseeps is a group of former Gulf Research & Development Company. Microseeps is a recognized leader in the development of specialized analytical methods to support Monitored Natural Attenuation and other in-situ remediation techniques. Microseeps has developed new methods and overcome several technical challenges for performing geochemical analyses on soils and ground ...
based in Terrassa, SPAIN
ASSAINISSEMENT TECHNIQUE INTERNATIONAL, S.L. (ATI-IN, S.L.) is part of group of 4 small companies, works in design and construction of water treatment plants (both residual and drinking) for municipal and industrial sectors, equipments for water treatment plants, commercializes the MICROCAT products for a better optimization of the wastewater and sludges treatment and on ...
PID Analyzers, LLC.
based in Sandwich, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
PID Analyzers develops sensors & analyzers for air, water and process applications and sells these products worldwide. The sensor technologies include photoionization, infrared, electrochemistry, catalytic combustion, flame ionization, capacitance, thermal conductivity, process gas chromatography... Many of our analyzers are multifunctional and include multiple ...
RGF Environmental Group, Inc
based in Riviera Beach, FLORIDA (USA)
RGF is a leading manufacturer of over 500 environmental products. RGF was incorporated in 1985 for the purpose of designing, engineering, manufacturing and distributing environmental solutions for industry. RGF has the unique ability to provide clients with total turnkey solutions for air purification & odor control, process water purification, food plant purification ...
based in Ottawa, ONTARIO (CANADA)
WESA specialized in the provision of high-level hydrogeology expertise to meet the clean water and sanitation needs of industry and municipalities. This service base has broadened significantly over the years in response to the needs of WESA`s many clients. WESA`s service offerings today include all aspects of environmental sciences, environmental management, industrial ...
Maxxam Analytics
based in Mississauga, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Maxxam Analytics has been committed to contributing to our customers' success through the application of our knowledge and expertise for over 40 years. Today, Maxxam is the market leader in analytical services and solutions to the energy, environmental, food and DNA industries. In 2012, our 2400 employees combined efficiency and customer service with rigorous science and ...
Advantec MFS, Inc.
based in Dublin, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Advantec MFS, Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of Toyo Roshi Kaisha, Ltd. (Japan); a major producer of filtration media and related scientific products since 1917.Advantec MFS, Inc. was originally founded in 1979 as Toyo Roshi International, Inc., a California corporation. Two of the three original divisions (Main Office and Micro Filtration Systems) were merged in 1995 ...
Fibrecount NV - part of Shield Group
based in Rotterdam, NETHERLANDS
Fibrecount was established as an asbestos survey consultancy and asbestos laboratory in Belgium in 1985. Since the very beginning Fibrecount has specialised in asbestos surveys, asbestos testing and asbestos removal. Fibrecount is the global market leader in the field of asbestos surveys and asbestos testing.Global service, no matter where you are, in which country or on ...
K.R. Komarek Inc
based in Wood Dale,, ILLINOIS (USA)
The Komarek name has been associated with briquetting innovation since 1920. Today, K.R. Komarek Inc. continues to specialize in the design and manufacture of roll type briquetting and compacting machines. These machines are used in the processing of materials for the chemical, mineral, agricultural, energy, metals, ceramic, and recycling industries. Some commonly ...
GE Healthcare UK Limited
based in Little Chalfont, UNITED KINGDOM
For generations, Whatman™ has earned a reputation for innovation and quality, and is a well-known global brand in separations technology. Since 2008, Whatman has continued in the tradition of innovative, high quality products as part of GE Healthcare Life Sciences.In addition to traditional offerings such as Whatman filter papers, membranes, and syringe filters, our ...