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Hospital Volunteers Spread Comfort – And a Few Hugs
Janet Frank
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April 10 — PROVO — For the past three years, Maureen Holdaway has volunteered in the Gift Shop at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center selling candy, cards, magazines and munchies.
But her hugs come free of charge.
"My husband was a patient here for nine years. We were so impressed with his treatment and care that we felt it was appropriate to give back and volunteer our services," said Holdaway. "A lot of my time is spent listening and comforting guests who are going through difficult times. I usually end up giving a lot of hugs."
Holdaway is part of Utah Valley Regional's
Volunteer Auxiliary
. Its members – young, old and everywhere in between – donate thousands of hours of service each year to improve the experience patients, family members and visitors have at the hospital.
Dallan Yeoman, an emergency management major at Utah Valley University, volunteers as a liaison in the hospital's Operating Room. He spends most of his time with guests and patients' families explaining procedures, schedules and answering questions.
"I have the ability to make the experience at the hospital better for patients and guests," said Yeoman. "Generally, people at the hospital aren't too excited to be there or are feeling some anxiety, nervousness, and fear. I really enjoy comforting them and showing them they have a friend at the hospital."
The college student recognizes the importance of the services offered by all hospital volunteers. He said they often have the extra time needed to better the experience and healing environment for guests and patients.
Cheryl Call, director of Volunteer Services at Utah Valley Regional, has proof that happens on a daily basis. "When I receive a note or email from staff or a patient or family about how a volunteer has helped them, it just validates what I already knew. Volunteers make a difference," she said.
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Two Charged In Heroin Distribution Scheme
PITTSBURGH, Pa. - Two residents of Pittsburgh, Pa., have been indicted by a federal grand jury in Pittsburgh on charges of violating federal drug laws, United States Attorney David J. Hickton announced today.
The six-count superseding indictment, returned on March 21, named Michquel Curington, a/k/a Michael Currington, 37, and Devon Horne, 25, as defendants.
According to the superseding indictment presented to the court, from in or around August 2010 to September 2010, Curington and Horne conspired to distribute and distributed heroin. The superseding indictment also alleges five different distributions of heroin in August and September of 2010.
The law provides for a maximum total sentence of 20 years in prison, a fine of $1,000,000, or both, for each of the six counts. Under the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, the actual sentence imposed would be based upon the seriousness of the offenses and the prior criminal history, if any, of the defendants.
Assistant United States Attorney Brendan T. Conway is prosecuting this case on behalf of the government.
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, in conjunction with investigators from the Pennsylvania Attorney General's office and the Pittsburgh Police, conducted the investigation leading to the superseding indictment in this case.
A superseding indictment is an accusation. A defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.
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In Outlook 2010 Power Shortcuts, author David Diskin shares an assortment of time-saving tips and tricks to maximize efficiency and productivity in Outlook 2010. The course covers tips for organizing and sending email, working with tasks, scheduling appointments, and maintaining contact lists. Also included are tutorials on email etiquette, Outlook customization, and much more. A quick reference guide to shortcut keys accompanies the course.
Every now and then, you want to compose an e-mail in advance, but you'd like to let it sit in your Outbox and wait. Now here's a couple examples. Let's say your client's birthday is coming up, but you don't want to send a note too early. Or maybe it's 2 in the morning and you're still working, but you don't want anyone to know. Let's see how we can ask Outlook to hold on to the message for us until the time is right. When composing e-mail, before we send it off, we can click on the Options tab and then Delay Delivery.
This brings up the Properties window and places our cursor here. We can change the time and date that we want the message to be held until. Here I am saying that this message won't be sent until Monday at 7:30 in the morning. I'll double-check the message, make any other changes that I'd like to, and then hit Send.
Now normally this message would have gone right out, but if I look at my Outbox, I can see the message is waiting to go. It will stay here until Monday morning. Before you use this, you need to be aware of one simple limitation of the feature. Your computer must be on and online when you want Outlook to finally release the e-mail. In other words, if I defer the message until noon on Saturday, you better leave the computer turned on over the weekend. If the computer is turned off or disconnected from the network, it will eventually send it out, but not until he gets back online, and this is true even for users in an Exchange network environment.
But don't worry; Outlook will warn you if you ever try and shut down while they're still messages deferred in your Outbox. Coming up next is a quick video on sending a screen capture, or screenshot, with your e-mail. This is great when you've got an error message and need some IT help.
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Luanda — The three candidates to the leadership of the Angolan Basketball Federation (FAB) will formalise their candidacies this Tuesday, in Luanda, with the electoral commission, which includes the presentation of the list of their respective staff.
The three candidates are António Henriques, Paulo Madeira and Conceição Sampaio.
According to a note from the electoral commission, the campaign is scheduled to start on Wednesday to end on December 06, 2012.
The election is set for December 08 and four days after the first temporary results must be made public.
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Lightning Win Fifth In A Row, Defeat Senators 5-4
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Prague - The Czech Republic will focus on regional development, administrative affairs and transport in negotiating about the portfolio for its European commissioner, Vera Jourova (ANO), candidate for the post and local development minister, told CTK today.
She said she will not attend the negotiations. She is now preparing for an introductory meeting with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and the "grilling" of candidates in the European Parliament (EP) in September.
"We will be primarily negotiating about regional development, administrative affairs and transport," Jourova said.
She said the government could also negotiate about other fields, including industry, but it prefers the three above ones that Jourova herself prefers in the order she listed them.
Jourova said the chairmen of all three government coalition parties, that is Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka (Social Democrats, CSSD), Andrej Babis (ANO) and Pavel Belobradek (Christian Democrats, KDU-CSl), will hold negotiations with Juncker.
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A dedicated space-based telescope is needed to achieve a congressionally mandated goal of discovering 90% of all near-Earth asteroids down to a size of 140 metres by the year 2020, says a report NASA sent to the US Congress on Thursday. Asteroids of that size are large enough to destroy a major city or region if they strike the planet - but NASA says it does not have the money to pay for the project.
The study says Venus is the best place for the telescope. That is because space rocks within Earth's orbit - where Venus lies - are most likely to be lost in the Sun's glare, potentially catching astronomers off guard. The telescope could be placed either behind or ahead of Venus in its orbit by about 60° - the stable Lagrange points, known as L4 or L5, where the gravity of the Sun and Venus are in balance.
"There are quite a few [objects] that are interior to Earth's orbit," NASA's Lindley Johnson told New Scientist. "Those are really hard to detect [from Earth]; the opportunities to see them are very limited."
From the orbit of Venus, however, "you're always looking away from the Sun, always looking out", he says. "And, of course, you can observe 24 hours a day - you don't have to worry about night and day." Even from Earth orbit, a telescope's view of any given part of the sky is blocked about half the time by the Earth itself.
In addition, because Venus orbits the Sun in about two-thirds the time the Earth does, a telescope in that orbit would catch up with any near-Earth asteroids in their orbits more frequently than Earth does, offering more opportunities for discovery. "You're able to sample that population more rapidly in the same amount of time," Johnson says.
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An infrared telescope would be more effective than one that studies visible light, because asteroids reflect sunlight more strongly at infrared wavelengths. The background sky is also much less bright in the infrared, providing better contrast for discovering even small, faint asteroids.
With the Venus-orbit IR telescope, NASA could exceed its goal by three years, finding 90% of the most dangerous space rocks by 2017. But the space telescope is estimated to cost $1.1 billion for 15 years of operation, and NASA says there is currently no money in its budget to pursue any of the search proposals it studied.
That means it would take until at least 2026 to achieve its goal - and that is assuming a large telescope in Chile called the LSST (Large Synoptic Survey Telescope) is completed. But the LSST, which would be funded through the National Science Foundation, itself has not had final approval (see Unique wide-field telescope will make 'sky movies'). Without the LSST, the goal would slip beyond 2030.
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By Arif Durrani, campaignlive.co.uk, Thursday, 27 March 2014 08:00AM
To be cynical about a local TV channel for London, put together by a bunch of press folk, is all too easy.
The very idea of local TV, the brainchild of Jeremy Hunt, has attracted criticism from the start. Hunt's comparisons with media in the US were flawed from the outset, his critics (of which there were many) claimed.
Hunt suggested the fact that Birmingham, Alabama (population: 210,000), has eight local TV services while Birmingham, UK (population: 1.1 million), does not have one highlighted the gap in the market. However, on closer inspection, US television is divided into major affiliate "networks", more akin to the old ITV franchise model than individual local services.
Meanwhile, Hunt's high-minded idea of providing local communities with a new platform through which to hold politicians to account – part of the Big Society (remember that?) – was roundly dismissed as idealist and quaint. Yet, on we ploughed.
Commercially, the fear has always been that any government-backed local TV service will end up competing with the already embattled local newspapers and commercial radio for ads.
'London Live promises to catapult both the Standard and The Indy back in the game in terms of digital'
Let's also remember that both the BBC and ITV offer regional news as part of their public-service remit. Suffice to say, it was not the most celebrated of conceptions. Indeed, as London Live's chief executive, Andrew Mullins, now freely tells us, the group was not initially interested in Hunt's vision (read my interview with Andy Mullins here).
But that was back in early 2012. Fast forward to today, and Mullins views the local TV service as an essential addition. You have to admire the audacity. When Evgeny Lebedev gave the green light to submit a bid in 2012, his papers were losing more than £2 million a month. The decision injected a new sense of purpose into the group and promises to catapult both the Standard and The Indy back in the game in terms of digital. Chief among the buzzwords currently being bandied around Northcliffe House are "fresh", "dynamic" and "different".
The channel will not be challenging ITV, Channel 4 or Channel 5 for ratings any time soon, and Jon O'Donnell's sales team will be lucky to pull in £10 million by year three, but that's not how success will be measured. London Live is less about launching a TV channel and more about future-proofing a publishing group as a fit-for-purpose multimedia company.
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Scott Juniper has been the women's soccer head coach at UC Irvine since January 2006. In five seasons at the helm, Juniper put the Anteaters on the national map, leading the program to a historic 19-3-2 season and reaching NCAA Tournament for the first time in history in 2010 and returning for a second straight year in 2011 after a 16-win season.
The women's soccer club won its second consecutive Big West regular season title leading to an at-large berth into the field of 64 in the NCAA Tournament. A heart-breaking first-round loss in penalty kicks would end UCI's promising run, but Coach Juniper, currently with 73 wins in his six seasons at UCI, has built the Anteater program into an annual contender that has taken out top-tier programs such as Texas A&M and Portland.
Juniper guided UCI to the Sweet Sixteen with victories over Arizona State and Wake Forest, before losing 1-0 in double overtime to the University of Washington at Anteater Stadium. The 2010 team also captured the Big West regular-season title with a record of 8-0-0, the first time that a team has ever been unbeaten and untied in Big West Conference play.The women's soccer team concluded the season ranked No. 14 in the nation and second in California (NSCAA). For his efforts, Juniper was recognized as the 2010 Big West Coach of the Year and NSCAA West Region Coach of the Year.In the last four years, Juniper has compiled an overall record of 50-26-8.
The 2010 season saw four players named to the Big West first team and the Anteaters came away the majority of conference's awards. Danielle de Seriere was named the Big West Goalkeeper of the Year, Coco Goodson garnered Defender of the Year recognition and Tanya Taylor was voted the Offensive Player of the Year. UCI also had four all-region honorees, two of whom were also named All-Americans, three Academic All-Americans and the program's first ever Women's Professional Soccer league draft pick as Tanya Taylor was selected by the Boston Breakers.
In 2009, Juniper's Anteaters reached the Big West
Tournament going 12-7-2 overall and 4-3-1 in Big West play
finishing in a tie for fourth place. In Juniper's first season, he
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Prior to joining the Anteater program, Juniper was an assistant coach for the UC Riverside men's soccer program for three seasons from 2003-05 and an assistant coach at the University of Bristol (England) from 1998 - 2002. Juniper earned his Bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of Bristol (England) in 1998 and went on to receive his Master's in sport and exercise science from the University of Bath (England) in 2002. His Master's thesis investigated group dynamics of elite soccer. Juniper's research was published by the English F.A. Coaches Association Journal in 2003 and "The Sport Psychologist" in 2006. His research, which was based on work with collegiate soccer programs in the U.S. and professional soccer academies in England, highlighted key elements of effective teams. Coach Juniper has delivered presentations on building effective teams to a number of organizations.
As a collegiate soccer player in England at the University of Bristol, Juniper was named both Freshman and Player of the Year in 1996 and was the leading scorer in 1996 and 1998. During that time, Juniper represented England Universities at the regional level. In 1995, he captained the Colchester Sixth Form College to a high school national title and in 2001 he was part of the National Championship winning team at the University of Bath. He also played for a number of semi-professional teams in England. Juniper holds the U.S. Soccer Federation "A" coaching license, UEFA "B" license, USSF National Youth License, NSCAA Goalkeeper license, and a Speed, Agility and Quickness trainer accreditation. He is also on the Cal South coach education staff, coaches with the Cal South and Region IV Olympic Development programs in addition to local clubs and community programs.
Juniper's Publications
Juniper, S. W. & Mellalieu, S. D. (2003). The Impact of Role States on Team Effectiveness. INSIGHT - The Football Association Coaches Association Journal, 4, Vol. 6, 59-61.
Mellalieu, S. D., & Juniper, S.W. (2006). A Qualitative Investigation into Experiences of the Role Episode in Soccer. The Sport Psychologist, 20, 399-418.


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Symantec Launches Initiative to Close Cybersecurity Workforce Gap
(ENP Newswire Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) ENP Newswire - 27 June 2014 Release date- 24062014 - MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. - Symantec today announced the launch of a first-of-its-kind program, the Symantec Cyber Career Connection (SC3), to address the global workforce gap in cybersecurity and provide new career opportunities for young adults who may not be college-bound.
The program was announced as a Commitment to Action today at the Clinton Global Initiative America meeting by Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton and Symantec's executive director of the program, Aled Miles. A pilot of the program will start in August in New York City, Baltimore and San Francisco Bay Area, and will be implemented through a network of partners, including Year Up, NPower and LifeJourney, working in conjunction with Symantec's charitable foundation, the Symantec Foundation. The program will expand internationally in future years.
'This has been a priority for us because six years after the financial crash, many young people are still struggling. In fact, one of the most terrifying statistics is that nearly six million young Americans between the ages of 16 and 24 are out of school and out of work, and for those who don't get a college education or even high school, most doors just won't open no matter how hard they knock,' said Secretary Clinton. 'We want to get to work and it's one of the highest priorities for CGI America and I'm delighted that there is so much interest because ultimately it's about more than paychecks.' Secretary Clinton is prioritizing youth employment as one of the key issues for her work at the Clinton Foundation, and believes that business-led initiatives will play a critical role in addressing this important economic challenge. The Clinton Foundation is working closely with businesses and leading nonprofits, economists, and advocates across the country to identify and scale effective ways for companies to address their core business needs through engaging our nation's opportunity youth. At the 2014 CGI America meeting, Secretary Clinton announced Job One, a major set of commitments - including Symantec's - focused on improving job pathways for youth in the United States. To facilitate the sharing of best practices, and encourage more companies to adopt youth employment activities, Secretary Clinton also announced at the 2014 CGI America meeting that CGI will be creating a U.S. Youth Employment Action Network to help CGI members continue to work on this important issue over the year ahead.
In a world of increased cybersecurity attacks, an estimated 300,000 cybersecurity jobs are vacant in the United States; among those, 60,000 could be filled by individuals without a four-year college degree.1 Demand for cybersecurity professionals is expected to increase as the private sector faces unprecedented numbers of data breaches and cybersecurity threats. Symantec's Internet Security Threat Report has shown that the amount of data breaches grew by 62% in 2013 and that approximately 552 million identities were exposed worldwide as a result of data breaches.
'Symantec is committed to making the world a safer and better place, and as a leader in cybersecurity we believe we can help solve the cyber career gap and move underserved young adults -including people of color, women and veterans - out of low-end jobs and into highly paid and meaningful careers,' said Cecily Joseph, vice president of Corporate Responsibility at Symantec. 'SC3 will also help us meet the critical needs of our customers and strengthen national security in challenging economic times.' The pilot program will include a cybersecurity curriculum developed by Symantec in partnership with the nonprofits, as well as a virtual mentorship program designed to promote and familiarize students with the industry. Following their training, students will be placed in cybersecurity internships to learn how to be anything from a systems administrator to a network defense technician. Symantec will help program graduates seek jobs through its network of customers and partners.
'We're excited to partner on a program that so closely aligns with Year Up's mission to enable low-income young adults to move from poverty to professional careers,' said Gerald Chertavian, founder and CEO of Year Up, an intensive one-year program that provides participants with six months of technical and professional skills training followed by a six-month corporate internship. 'We've known that cybersecurity is one of the main subjects that our students are interested in, and as an authority on cybersecurity, Symantec is an ideal partner. This program will open the door for so many young adults to the lucrative cybersecurity field.' 'Our mission is to provide access and opportunity to underserved young adults through our proven tech and professional skills program,' said Stephanie Cuskley, CEO of NPower. 'By expanding our existing partnership with Symantec, our New York City program will prepare these talented young adults to obtain industry-recognized CompTIA Network+, Security+ and Ethical Hacker certifications, and permanent employment to ultimately help fill the IT security field talent gap.' Symantec, together with the Symantec Foundation, is providing financial support, software and human capital in the pilot program. See the SC3 website for complete information,
About Symantec Symantec Corporation (NASDAQ: SYMC) is an information protection expert that helps people, businesses and governments seeking the freedom to unlock the opportunities technology brings-anytime, anywhere. Founded in April 1982, Symantec, a Fortune 500 company, operating one of the largest global data-intelligence networks, has provided leading security, backup and availability solutions for where vital information is stored, accessed and shared. The company's more than 20,000 employees reside in more than 50 countries. Ninety-nine percent of Fortune 500 companies are Symantec customers. In fiscal 2014, it recorded revenues of $6.7 billion. To learn more go to www.symantec.com or connect with Symantec at: go.symantec.com/socialmedia.
About The Symantec Foundation The Symantec Foundation is a 501(3) private foundation created by Symantec Corporation to enable a sustainable and diverse future for the technology industry through global community partnerships.
About Clinton Global Initiative America The Clinton Global Initiative America (CGI America), a program of the Clinton Global Initiative addresses economic recovery in the United States. Established in June 2011 by President Bill Clinton, CGI America brings together leaders in business, government, and civil society to generate and implement commitments to create jobs, stimulate economic growth, foster innovation, and support workforce development in the United States. Since its first meeting, CGI America participants have made over 300 commitments valued at more than $15 billion when fully funded and implemented. To learn more, visit cgiamerica.org.
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The Kardashians
Kim Kardashian's Movie, Temptation: What Is The Theater Release Date?
Kim Kardashian is headed to a movie theater near you!
Before she got knocked up with Kanye West's baby, the infamously curvaceous reality star filmed scenes for Tyler Perry's new movie, Temptation, and the film's release date is almost here.
Temptation, which also stars familiar faces like Vanessa Williams and Brandy Norwood, debuts in theaters on Friday, March 29, 2013. The film tells the story of a married marriage counselor — played by Friday Night Lights vet Jurnee Smollett-Bell — whose affair with a charming young man soon comes back to haunt her.
Kim plays the role of Ava, a drop dead gorgeous fashionista with a thing for tight, body hugging dresses. (Note: We're assuming it didn't take too much work for Kim to get into character every day!)
The movie marks Kim's third foray into film. She previously appeared in the 2008 comedy Disaster Movie and the 2009's Deep in the Valley. In other words, this is her first... well... serious movie role. Screwball comedies and silly spoofs are one thing, but this newest role gives Kim her first chance to show us her more serious acting chops.
The silver screen. Kim Kardashian's face towering over us, over 20 feet tall. The world is about to witness Kim's first foray into the world of dramatic movie acting. We can't wait to see how she does!


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Star Trek: The Motion Picture: Behind The ScenesPosted by T'Bonz - 05/03/10 at 03:03 pm
A ten minute behind-the-scenes "making of" documentary featurette reel for Star Trek: The Motion Picture has been posted to YouTube.
"Space, the final frontier. Gene Roddenberry invites you to go where few have gone before, behind the scenes of Star Trek: The Motion Picture," says the narrator of featurette, before taking fans on a trip to the movie-making world of 1979.
Fans are treated to behind-the-scenes details about the movie, including the construction of several Enterprise models to be used in the movie; the space station Epsilon 9, destroyed in the beginning of the film; Klingon battlecruisers which met the same fate as the space station; the probe; Vulcan, including the matte backgrounds and an explanation of what the model was for Vulcan backgrounds; and the large V'ger set.
Persis Khambatta, who appears as the bald Deltan Lt. Ilia in the movie, is shown getting her hair cut and shaved to attain the alien look. A few tears welled up in her eyes as her locks fell to the floor.
Other aliens are shown donning their masks and makeup; both new aliens and familiar ones such as the blue-skinned, antennaed Andorians.
Three hundred extras, including over one hundred Star Trek fans invited by Gene Roddenberry and Susan Sackett, are shown getting ready for their part in the movie. The massive set upon which they would stand (used only for the one day of shooting, and then dismantled) took hundreds of hours to assemble.
Source: Slashfilm
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The McGregor Park Arena in Scarborough is set to attract not only hockey enthusiasts but also sunrays with its newly installed solar panels.
Scarborough Centre Councillor Michael Thompson, along with Jim Baxter, director of energy & strategic initiative at the city of Toronto, pulled the lever that officially launched the project on Nov. 12.
The arena will now host an array of solar panels that could potentially earn the city a hefty paycheque—once they pay for themselves.
Our organization believes strongly that this is what customers want and need.
— Jack Simpson, Toronto Hydro
"This is not just an energy savings initiative—it generates a return on the investments made," said Baxter at the official launch event.
Baxter's confidence in the money-making potential of the panels stems from a 20-year plan to supply electricity from renewable energy projects as part of Ontario Power Authority's feed-in tariff (FIT) program.
The panels are expected to pay for themselves in eight or so years, while the contract will last for 20 years in total, meaning the city's various solar arrays could bring $16 million to city coffers.
Baxter says there are another 12 panel arrays that the city hopes to install in addition to the 10 already in the works on buildings like Mimico Arena, Police College on Birmingham St., and the Agincourt Park Arena.
The McGregor Park location is the most recent location where solar panels are being installed, with 70 percent of them already positioned on the roof. About 390 panels will make up the complete installation.
The project is part of a joint City of Toronto and Toronto Hydro program to install solar panels around the city.
"This is an important partnership for Toronto Hydro. … As our electricity demand continues to exceed supply and the air quality deteriorates, renewable energy solutions that can supplement power from electricity grids are becoming increasingly important," Jack Simpson, manager of capacity planning & generation at Toronto Hydro, said at the event.
"Our organization believes strongly that this is what customers want and need."
The photovoltaic (PV) solar panels will be connected to the Toronto Hydro electrical grid, and the energy produced will then be redirected to its 715,000 Toronto customers in Toronto.
"We are the solar panel, the PV capital of the universe," joked Scarborough Centre councillor Michael Thompson. "This community is playing its part in our effort to create a sustainable energy future for our residents."
Thompson said the partnership with Toronto Hydro also provides more green jobs for locals. Eclipsall Energy Corp., the maker of the solar panels, is a Scarborough-based company and some 60 percent of the components are made in Ontario.
"The greening of our city, the greening of our world is clearly a responsibility of all of us working together to ensure that we understand the benefits, we understand the job opportunities, we understand the impact with respect to the attention that's needed for us to save our environment," Thompson said.
"All of us have a role to play."
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GSA Makes Long-Awaited Move to Consolidate FBI Headquarters
December 3, 2012
The General Services Administration on Monday issued calls to Washington-area developers for proposals to redevelop the office complex at Federal Triangle South and to create a consolidated headquarters for the FBI, which has long outgrown the J. Edgar Hoover Building on Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest.
The requests for information were presented as part of the Obama administration's efforts to save money by reducing federally-owned real estate.
"GSA is aggressively working to find new and innovative ways to save money and increase efficiency," GSA acting Administrator Dan Tangherlini said in a press release. "An exchange of the FBI headquarters not only saves money, but it also promotes efficiency by consolidating staff into a single state-of-the-art facility, shrinking the federal real estate footprint and eliminating multiple leases. With Federal Triangle South, we will contribute to a more sustainable neighborhood by creating opportunities for development, while at the same time saving taxpayer dollars by redeveloping outdated and underutilized properties."


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Just a reminder of what the Obama Administration told us only recently...
As @JimGeraghty at NRO likes to say "All Obama statements come with an expiration date"...
*The Arstechnica article calls it a "stand-alone network not connected to the CIA's that could only be accessed by CIA personnel with the permission of the Senate staff." I would contend that this is still technically a CIA network, since they paid for it, built it, and maintained it. If they accessed it against an agreement, I will leave that to the lawyers to decide if that is "illegal")
Karzai to press showdown with Obama over security pactReally, Hill? Ya think?
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IT LOOKS MORE APPEALING THAN THOSE OBAMACARE ADS: Generation Opportunity Throws Anti-Obamacare Tailgate Party
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NBC: Police Remove Vietnam War Veterans at Memorial Wall12:50 PM, OCT 5, 2013 • BY JOHN McCormick
Via William Jacobson, NBC's affiliate in Washington, D.C. reports that police ordered tourists and Vietnam war veterans who were visiting the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall to leave the memorial at one point on Friday.
After one group of veterans went around the barricade, "the park ranger told them the wall was closed," NBC's Mark Seagraves reported. "Later another group of vets showed up and moved the barricades. At that point, the memorial filled with vets and tourists. That's when police came and moved everyone out."
Lawmaker says barricade of WWII memorial is 'Chicago thuggery'A group of Texas congressmen armed with wire cutters made their way to the World War II Memorial in Washington after they learned the National Park Service had reinforced the barriers blocking the site with wire.
"This is Chicago thuggery," Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) told me. "The president is trying to inflict the most amount of pain and suffering. This is not some bureaucratic mistake. This is Chicago thuggery. You try to make people hurt so they don't resist what you tell them to do in the future."
The World War II memorial on the National Mall has become a symbol of the shutdown of the federal government. Earlier this week the National Park Service closed the memorial and erected barriers. Republican lawmakers moved those barricades so that elderly war veterans could access the site.
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Life, Liberty, and Whatever
Instapundit subtly points out that the NYT editorial writers (and their overseers) need to go back to school and re-take U.S. History 101.Flash forward to 2013, and we can still find prominent lefties who profess alleged love of the Constitution, but have no idea what is (or is not) actually in it. Thanks to Ed Morrissey for pointing us to the confused rambling of the woman who was once only behind Joe Biden in line of Presidential succession. Watch and shudder....
THE NEW YORK TIMES' EDITORS think that the phrase "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" is in the Constitution. But then, they believe many things that are demonstrably untrue.Imagined NYT response:
"Constitution, Declaration of Independence...whatever. You are taking my words out of context, and missing the bigger point....blah, blah,blah."


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Bravo's REAL HOUSEWIVES OF MIAMI Episode is Highest-Rated of the Series
Bravo Media's REAL HOUSEWIVES OF MIAMI earned its highest-rated episode of the series with 1.63 million total viewers and 975,000 adults 18-49, up 48 percent and 68 percent, respectively, compared to the prior episode (11/1/12), according to Nielsen.
Tune in on Thursday, November 15 at 9pm ET/PT, as Elsa visits Lea to put an end to her ongoing feud with Marysol and Marta moves back in with Joanna and Romain to find a surprisingly amicable atmosphere. Sensing a rift in the group after Alexia's explosive dinner party, Karent tries to make peace with the ladies by co-hosting a dinner party with Miami's notorious bad boy, Thomas Kramer. For a sneak peek at next week's episode, click here!
"The Real Housewives of Miami" is produced by Purveyors of Pop for Bravo. Matt Anderson and Nate Green serve as executive producers and Maty Buss serves co-executive producer.
Source: Nielsen Media Research, LS data through 11/11/12.
Bravo is a program service of NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment, a division of NBCUniversal, one of the world's leading media and entertainment companies in the development, production, and marketing of entertainment, news, and information to a global audience. Bravo has been an NBCUniversal cable network since December 2002 and was the first television service dedicated to film and the performing arts when it launched in December 1980.
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