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The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) and the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) issued a Discussion Paper (DP) entitled, "Leases: Preliminary Views." The DP invited public comments. The comment period is open until July 17, 2009.
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Advocacy Recommends that FASB and IASB Develop Small Business Alternatives in New Accounting Standard on Leases
June 30th, 2009 · 1 Comment
The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) and the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) issued a Discussion Paper (DP) entitled, "Leases: Preliminary Views." The DP invited public comments. The comment period is open until July 17, 2009.
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Capitol Hill Connection Week of June 29
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The Capitol Hill Connection will resume when Congress returns from recess.
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"Health Reform in the 21st Century: Proposals to Reform the Health System" was the title of a hearing held yesterday by the House Committee on Ways and Means. The hearing opened with statements from Chairman Charles Rangel (D-NY) and Ranking Member Dave Camp (R-MI) who clearly drew the battle lines around which the two [...]
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Small Businesses Share Healthcare Concerns At New Jersey Roundtable Event
June 24th, 2009 · 2 Comments
On Friday, June 19, I attended a healthcare roundtable at F3 Engineering, a small, women-owned manufacturing facility in Paterson, NJ, to discuss with women-owned firms the state of health insurance in the small business world.
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Capitol Hill Connection Week of June 22
June 22nd, 2009 · 1 Comment
Each week while Congress is in session the Office of Advocacy will post a highlights schedule of congressional hearings and committee markups that we think will be of interest to stakeholders in the small business community. For further information on the hearings in question please contact the relevant congressional committee.
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Small Business Benefits From Regulatory Cooperation
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Last Wednesday, Advocacy attorneys attended the American Bar Association's 5th Annual Administrative Law & Regulatory Practice Institute meeting. All of the panels over the course of the daylong event focused on new directions in agency rulemaking following the transition into a new administration.
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DHS Delays Implementation of E-Verify Employment Eligibility System
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) agreed to delay until September 8, 2009 implementation of a new rule that would require federal contractors to use the federal government's E-Verify employment eligibility system. This rule applies to employers with federal contracts worth more than $100,000 and a performance [...]
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Fed Chairman Bernanke Testifies On The Economy
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Ben Bernanke, Chairman of the Federal Reserve, has become one of the most famous men in America over the last year. Rising from relative obscurity as the Princeton professor who became Alan Greenspan's successor, he has appeared to handle both the financial crisis and oversight from Congress with the equanimity of a seasoned pro. [...]
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Advocacy Field Trip Gives a Glimpse of Sophisticated Mom-And-Pop Cable Shop
June 4th, 2009 · 3 Comments
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A Debate on the Future of Health Care Reform
June 4th, 2009 · 4 Comments
Nothing seems more important to Congress right now than healthcare reform. Who better qualified to debate the issue than the previous administration's Health and Human Services Secretary, Michael Leavitt, and the former Senate Minority Leader, Tom Daschle? At a National Press Club Newsmaker Program this week, the debate was suspiciously polite, bordering on outright cuddly, [...]
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Beer of the Week: Elysian Dragonstooth Stout
Note: This column appeared in the Contra Costa Times/OaklandTribune on Sept. 3, 2008.
What's on Tap: Beer of the Week
Dragonstooth Stout – A blast of licorice
By William Brand
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AN UNUSUAL cooperative agreement between one of America's smallest but most highly regarded breweries and America's third-largest craft brewery is going to widen the Bay Area's already generous stock of great beer.
The deal is between relatively tiny Elysian Brewing of Seattle and New Belgium, Fort Collins, Colo.
New Belgium will begin brewing its most excellent special beers, such as Eric's Sour Peach Ale**** in Seattle for distribution in the Pacific Northwest.
Elysian is brewing several of its award-winning beers in Fort Collins and beginning in the next month or so, we're going to be able to taste and purchase them. They are:
- Night Owl Pumpkin Ale**, 6 percent alcohol by volume, made with organic pumpkin pureee;
- The Loser Pale Ale ***1/2, 6.5 percent.
- The Wise ESB***1/2, 5.9 percent; (The Immortal IPA***1/2 5, 6.3 percent;
- Avatar Jasmine IPA**, 5.6 percent;
- Bete Blanche Belgian-Style Tripel***1/2, 6.9 percent.
- Perseus Porter ***1/2, 5.4 percent.
Last, but far from least is Dragonstooth Stout****. It's a dark, delicious 7.45 percent stunner and our Beer of the Week.
Elysian Brewing was founded in 1996 on Seattle's Capitol Hill by brewer Dick Cantwell and two friends, David Buhler and Joe Bisacca. They now have two more brewpubs, Elysian Fields, across the street from Qwest Field, and Tangletown.
The star, of course, is head brewer Dick Cantwell, 51, who, when he's
not brewing, writes about beer. He was named Brewmaster of the Year by the Brewers Association, the craft beer trade group, in 1999, 2003 and 2004.
A native of Northfield, Minn., he started as a home brewer and when he moved to Seattle, he used a six-pack of his home-brewed beers as a portfolio for job applications. He worked at a small brew pub, then at Pike Place, then Big Time, winning awards along the way.
Dragonstooth Stout is one of his winners. At the Great American Beer Festival, it won gold in 1992 and 2004, silver in 2002, 2006, 2007. It won gold at the World Beer Cup in 2006.
Cantwell says it's a traditional oatmeal stout, ramped up in strength by his assistant, Marcus Stinson. It's a blend of three dark-roasted barley malts, roasted barley and oats, which provide the delicious, smooth taste. Hops are German Northern Brewer, which Cantwell likes for their anise-licorice notes.
I totally agree. Wow. It pours with a thick, creamy head that lasts and lasts with a licorice nose. The taste is glorious, silky smooth, complex, like liquid bread.
Dragonstooth Stout is Seattle's answer to my all-time "liquid bread" favorite, Anchor Porter. This is a beer worth buying.
The beers won't reach the Bay Area until October. But all of them are going to be on tap at an evening fest this Wednesday, Sept. 17 at the Toronado, 547 Haight St. in San Francisco. See you there.
About New Belgium's Eric's Ale. In the East Bay they still have it at Luka's, 2221 Broadway in Oakland and another keg is due at the Bistro, 1001 B St. in Hayward.
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Pacific Symphony Performs Handel's MESSIAH Today
Timeless melodies paired with a choir of heavenly voices celebrate the beauty and revelation of the season during Pacific Symphony's performance of Handel's "Messiah," now a cherished Orange County tradition. Rejoice to thundering trumpets, triumphant timpani and the spine-tingling "Hallelujah" chorus as Pacific Chorale's Artistic Director John Alexander leads the orchestra, Pacific Chorale and esteemed vocal soloists Kiera Duffy, soprano; Jane Shim, mezzo-soprano; Norman Shankle, tenor; and Stephen Morscheck, bass. Handel's radiant masterpiece conjures a feeling of joy that reminds audiences of the peace in humanity-a message of inspiration to all. One of several holiday concerts offered by the Symphony, "Messiah" takes place today, Dec. 9, at 3 p.m. in the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall in Costa Mesa. Tickets are $25-$102; for more information or to purchase tickets call (714) 755-5799 or visit www.PacificSymphony.org.
"'Messiah' is simply pure genius: one of the greatest stories of all times, created by one of the greatest musical geniuses of all times," says Maestro Alexander.
Handel's "Messiah" is highly visual. Each word the chorus sings is painted in the music, as the composer tells the epic story through his grand musical composition; words like "mountain" and "exalted" are replicated with high notes played by the orchestra. The fluttering of wings as the angels appear to the shepherds is conveyed by arpeggios in the strings. This popular holiday performance is both a musical spectacle and an emotional ride for those who share the experience.
"Many regard 'Messiah' as one of the greatest compositions ever written," says Alexander. "In the realm of choral orchestral music, 'Messiah' has probably received more performances than any other composition ever written. I have conducted some 30 performances of 'Messiah' during my career, yet I have never grown tired of performing this great masterwork. Each time that I approach it as a conductor, I marvel at its beauty, structure and originality."
Born in Germany in 1685 during the Baroque period, Handel began his practice in music as a violinist with an opera orchestra in Hamburg. Then, at the age of 9, he began making his mark as a classical musician. The Duke of Saxe-Weissenfels heard young Handel play the organ, which led to the Duke's persistent urging to his father that the boy continue his studies in music. Following his father's approval, Handel moved to Italy, where he began to develop into a master of music. His travels served as his inspiration in composing oratorios and operas. "Messiah" remains his most famous composition. Known today as a Christmas classic, it was originally intended to plant the seed of Christian thought and faith centered on the Lent and Easter season.
"As with most music of the Baroque era, Handel leaves many more decisions to be made by the performers than we find with composers of later times," continues Alexander. With this type of freedom being granted to the conductor and performers, each rendition of 'Messiah' can be a new and refreshing experience. When dealing with a work like 'Messiah,' every performance has the freedom to be a new creative experience, with new decisions being made to create new musical results."
Alexander is praised for his four decades of work in Southern California as the artistic director of Pacific Chorale (since 1972). He is one of America's most respected choral conductors-for his inspired leadership on the podium and as an advocate for the advancement of the choral art, which has garnered national and international admiration and acclaim.
Alexander's long and distinguished career has encompassed conducting hundreds of choral and orchestral performances nationally and in 27 countries around the globe. Most recently, in June 2008, Alexander received the "Michael Korn Founders Award for Development of the Professional Choral Art" from Chorus America, and celebrated his 40th season with Pacific Chorale in the 2011-12 season.
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WVU Finishes 40th in Directors' Cup Standings
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – West Virginia University finished 40th in the final Learfield Sports Directors' Cup standings, the third-best finish in school history.
WVU has finished in the top 50 in the Directors' Cup standings for four consecutive years. Last year, the Mountaineers finished 37th, posted a school-best 30th-place finish in 2009 and placed 50th in 2008.
West Virginia accumulated 542.30 points, ranking third among BIG EAST schools. Notre Dame, which does not play BIG EAST football, finished 18th overall. Louisville finished second among BIG EAST schools with a 34th-place finish. Rounding out the top 100 among BIG EAST schools were Connecticut (44th), Villanova (50th), Georgetown (55th), Syracuse (61st), USF (86th), St. John's (94th) and Marquette (96th).
"Our 40th-place finish in the Directors' Cup caps off a solid year for our department," says Director of Athletics Oliver Luck. "Along with a very strong APR score, it shows that our athletes are performing in the classroom and in competition. Four straight Top 50 finishes is a nice achievement, but there is always room for improvement. Our next goal is to consistently finish in the Top 30 and then we can set new standards from there."
The Learfield Sports Directors' Cup was developed as a joint effort between the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) and USA Today. Points are awarded based on each institution's finish in up to 20 sports – 10 women's and 10 men's.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -- A Columbia high school honors teacher accused of having sex with two students has been fired.
The Richland District 1 school board voted earlier this week to fire 34-year-old Kinsley Wentzky from her position as an English teacher at Dreher High School.
Wentzky was arrested earlier this month by police in Columbia and Forest Acres on charges of sexual battery with two 17-year-old male students.
School district spokeswoman Karen York says Wentzky had been on administrative leave with pay as the district conducted its own investigation into the accusations.
York would not reveal details of the school board's findings, saying the case was a law enforcement matter.
Wentzky's teaching certificate was suspended by the state education department on Jan. 9.
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By Craig Hlavaty | April 17, 2014 | Updated: April 17, 2014 2:33pm
Photo By Johnny Hanson/Houston ChroniclePortrait of Kyle Coplen, 29, who is a public administration graduate student at the University of Houston who is starting a non-profit organization that will train and arm law-abiding citizens with break-action, single-shot 20 gauge shotguns like the one he is holding at Collectors Firearms Thursday, Feb. 21, 2013, in Houston.
A gun store in southwest Houston was robbed Tuesday, according to the Houston Police Department, and now Crime Stoppers is offering a reward for information.
Collectors Firearms, located in the 3300 block of Fondren, was broken into in the early morning hours of April 15. Police told KHOU-TV that two men could be seen in surveillance video entering the shop from a hole in the wall.
A spokesman for the shop declined to comment on the burglary or what was taken. The store's website touts a changing inventory of nearly 10,000 firearms, including a selection of antique weapons.
The shop has been located near the corner of Richmond and Fondren since 1975.
KRIIV-TV reporter Isiah Carey posted a picture on Instagram of the spot behind the building where it is believed that suspects entered the store with a sledgehammer.
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|371 ft (113 m)
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San Augustine is the county seat city of San Augustine County, Texas,[3] in East Texas, United States. The population was 2,108 at the 2010 census.
The town began in 1832 with land owned by Thomas S. McFarland. The town was named after the Presidio de San Agustín de Ahumada, which had been named in honor of the (1755-1760) Viceroy of New Spain, Don Agustín de Ahumada y Villalón.[4]
San Augustine is located at 31°31′52″N 94°06′39″W / 31.531086°N 94.110971°W (31.531086, -94.110971).[5]
According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 4.8 square miles (12 km2), of which 4.7 square miles (12 km2) is land and 0.1 square miles (0.26 km2) (2.08%) is water.
The climate in this area is characterized by hot, humid summers and generally mild to cool winters. According to the Köppen Climate Classification system, San Augustine has a humid subtropical climate, abbreviated "Cfa" on climate maps.[6]
As of the census[1] of 2000, there were 2,475 people, 859 households, and 573 families residing in the city. The population density was 525.2 people per square mile (202.9/km2). There were 1,076 housing units at an average density of 228.3/sq mi (88.2/km2). The racial makeup of the city was 37.82% White, 57.94% African American, 0.08% Native American, 0.69% Asian, 3.07% from other races, and 0.40% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 5.13% of the population.
There were 859 households out of which 29.8% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 37.3% were married couples living together, 26.0% had a female householder with no husband present, and 33.2% were non-families. 30.5% of all households were made up of individuals and 17.0% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.57 and the average family size was 3.23.
In the city the population was spread out with 26.9% under the age of 18, 8.1% from 18 to 24, 22.6% from 25 to 44, 19.7% from 45 to 64, and 22.7% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 38 years. For every 100 females there were 80.4 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 67.6 males.
The median income for a household in the city was $25,489, and the median income for a family was $33,203. Males had a median income of $23,750 versus $17,628 for females. The per capita income for the city was $14,918. About 19.1% of families and 24.7% of the population were below the poverty line, including 35.0% of those under age 18 and 30.7% of those age 65 or over.
The city of San Augustine is served by the San Augustine Independent School District.
Notable people[edit]
- Kenneth Lewis Anderson - The last Vice President of the Republic of Texas
- Joseph Barton Elam - U.S. Representative from Louisiana's 4th congressional district from 1877 to 1881; spent part of his childhood near San Augustine
- Sam Houston - First President of the Republic of Texas
- Kenneth M. Hoyt - U.S. District Judge
- Memucan Hunt, Jr. - Secretary of the Navy of the Republic of Texas and Texas' Minister to the United States
- Frances Cox Henderson wife of Governor Henderson, helped establish Episcopal Church in San Augustine
- Governor J. Pinckney Henderson-The first governor of the State of Texas
- Governor Oran M. Roberts
- Texas Lieutenant Governor John A. Greer
- Texas Lieutenant Governor Ben Ramsey
- John A Ramsey prominent libertarian entrepreneur and philanthropist. (Nephew to Ben Ramsey)
- Edward A. Clark — U.S. Ambassador to Australia
- Dominique Edison- Seattle Seahawks wide receiver
- John William "Bill" Davis- businessman and entrepreneur who received the Horatio Alger Award and was a member of the Beverage World Hall of Fame[7]
- ^ a b "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ "US Board on Geographic Names". United States Geological Survey. 2007-10-25. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ "Find a County". National Association of Counties. Retrieved 2011-06-07.
- ^ "City of San Augustine, Texas". City of San Augustine, Texas. Retrieved August 4, 2012.
- ^ "US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990". United States Census Bureau. 2011-02-12. Retrieved 2011-04-23.
- ^ Climate Summary for San Augustine, Texas
- ^ Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans http://www.horatioalger.com/member_info.cfm?memberid=dav90
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The names represent the real reason for the celebration. The names belong to real people.
It was a celebration of the third birthday of the Starkville Senior Enrichment Center located on Miley Drive.
More than 60 guests crowded into the room that is the Senior Center and some spilled out into the foyer of the Golden Triangle Planning and Development District (GTPDD) building where the Center is housed.
Rudy Johnson, executive director of GTPDD welcomed the crowd and a few remarks were made. Afterward everyone enjoyed caramel cake, zuchinni cake, rum cake, and a plain white "Maxine" cake served with ice cream, coffee, and iced tea. Shoulder-to-shoulder everyone visited as they ate.
During the past three years, over 7,000 visits to the Center have resulted in new friendships, laughter, and many fun times shared. Retired life can be great, especially when fun times are shared with other folks.
The aches and pains of aging seem to fade away for a while when visits are filled with laughter and good conversation.
Among the crowd were Mayor Wiseman, Alderman Jeremiah Dumas and Oktibbeha County Supervisors Carl Clardy, Marvel Howard, and Don Posey, County Administrator.
The idea for a Senior Center started with the MSU Extension Service Smart Aging/Healthy Futures Forum directed by Dr. Bonnie Carew and Ann Sansing in 2008.
It was decided that a Retirement Community should have a Senior Center. A small group was formed to research possibilities for such a venture.
Rudy Johnson graciously agreed to provide space for the Center and the GTPDD staff welcomed seniors with friendly, helpful attitudes. Sharon Duke, GTPDD staffer was named Center Director.
Dan Allison, Mike Williams, Jack Denson, Arma Salazar, John Hardy, Jacky Dorsey, Elizabeth Gwin, Nancy Eddy, Jim McKell, Georgia Murphy and Supervisor Daniel Jackson were the first volunteers. They helped in so many ways to get the Senior Center off to a good start.
Other volunteers who signed on are Lynda Graham, Amy Ford, Marie and Donnie Mestas, Margaret Weining, Bobbie Potts and Kay Hardy.
During the past three years, over 5,000 hours of volunteer service have been logged. The Center is run entirely by volunteer service of senior citizens.
Cooperative associations between the Center and the Starkville community have taken place.
Some churches and civic clubs, Starkville Daily News, the Mayor's Healthy Starkville Committee, MSU Day One and DAWG Days groups have shared various engagements with the Senior Center.
Operation Christmas Child, S.O.S. for Servicemen Project, and Christmas gifts for Veterans Project have been yearly service projects of the Center.
A Senior Center Advisory Board was established. Made up of citizens from the community, GTPDD staff associated with aging, and senior volunteers at the Center, Sheriff Dolph Bryan, Dr. Larnzy Carpenter, Sharon Duke, Nancy Eddy, Bobby Gann, Kay Hardy, Rudy Johnson, Jim McKell, Larry Mullins, Georgia Murphy, Matthew Rye, Sandra Sistrunk, Patsy Stuart, and Margaret Weining serve as the Advisory Board.
Over 150 presentations or activities have taken place at the Senior Center.
Members of the community have graciously served as speakers, shared musical talent, given demonstrations, and led activities enjoyed by seniors.
Starkville Daily News Around Town Column lists the daily happenings at the Senior Center.
Senior retirees who visit the Center should be independently active.
Snacks are available at the Center, but no meals are served. A wide variety of table games are played and a jig saw puzzle is always in the works.
The Senior Center is located at 106 Miley Drive inside the Golden Triangle Planning and Development District building. The phone number is 324-1965. Seniors are always welcome.
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Pope Benedict XVI has resorted to court action after apparently being offended by a German satirical magazine.
The July edition of Titanic published a photograph of the Pope with stains covering his cassock below the waist on the front and back covers. On the front cover the stain is yellow, and on the back it is brown.
The pictures were published under the headline "Hallelujah in the Vatican: The leak has been found!" referring to a recent scandal over correspondence to the Pope and his close associates being leaked to the media, the German N24 channel said.
The edition's impudence infuriated some Catholics including clerics in the Vatican.
Archbishop Angelo Becciu acting on behalf of the Pope of Rome has already contacted a law firm in Germany, Matthias Kopp, spokesperson for the German Bishops' Conference told Spiegel Online. He also added "Titanic oversteps every measure of decency."
The magazine's editor-in-chief Leo Fischer denies the edition has violated the Pope's personal rights and says the picture is offensive only in people's minds, as it shows that the Pope has spilled a drink. "Everyone knows that the Pope is a big fan of Fanta," Spiegel Online quotes Fisher as saying.
A court in Hamburg has already issued temporary sanctions against Titanic until the case is ruled. The magazine has to suspend further distribution of the July issue featuring the Pope's picture. They are also banned from publishing the image online. Issues already in circulation don't have to be called off.
The court's decision dissatisfied Titanic's editor-in-chief and he is prepared to fight a long battle.


text: This doesn't bode well. The divorce rate for those 50 and above is increasing. Given the poor financial situation in the US suspect we will see along with more divorce more poverty and its attendant social ills among aging baby boomers. More divorce, more poverty, more loneliness, and less and less sense of community. I wonder, is the Church prepared for this? Or will we be caught unaware? Read the whole story here. In Christ, +Fr Gregory


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Apple fires supplier after finding 74 underage workers0
Geeks Hut has obtained a report which is about Apple's auditing process, which describes Apple firing one of their suppliers due to 74 underage workers working at Real Faith Pingzhou Electronics Co., Ltd, one of Apple's suppliers for their products.
"Our auditors were dismayed to discover 74 cases of workers under age 16—a core violation of our Code of Conduct. As a result, we terminated our business relationship with PZ," Apple said in their Apple Supplier Responsibility 2013 Progress Report. "The agency had its business license suspended and was fined. The children were returned to their families, and PZ was required to pay expenses to facilitate their successful return. In addition, the company that subcontracted its work to PZ was prompted by our findings to audit its other subcontractors for underage labor violations—proving that one discovery can have far-reaching impact."
Apple conducted 393 audits last year, which is a 72 increase compared to 2011.
"Workers everywhere should have the right to safe and ethical working conditions. They should also have access to educational opportunities to improve their lives," Apple said.
Apple said that most underage labour was due to "third-party agents", with the tech giant saying "In many of the cases of underage labor we've discovered, the culprit behind the violation was a third-party labor agent that willfully and illegally recruited young workers." Apple is blaming Shenzhen Quanshun Human Resources Co., Ltd for supplying the children to Real Faith Pingzhou Electronics Co., Ltd, with Apple saying that this company was one of the regions largest labour agencies.
Real Faith Pingzhou Electronics Co., Ltd isn't just Apple's supplier, with Apple saying they are used by many other companies, in many different industries. Real Faith Pingzhou Electronics Co., Ltd, produces circuit board compoents for Apple, which they say are used by other companies too.
Apple have said that they alerted provincial governments about their findings and that the labour agency was fined and had their business license suspended. Apple said that "the children were returned to their families, and PZ was required to pay expenses to facilitate their successful return."


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Rodong Sinmun Calls for Accomplishing Juche Revolutionary Cause Started on Mt. Paektu
|Pyongyang, January 9 (KCNA) -- Let us accomplish the revolutionary cause of Juche started on Mt. Paektu by dint of single-minded unity around Kim Jong Un, supreme leader of the Workers' Party of Korea and people. This call is made by Rodong Sinmun Monday in an editorial.
The editorial goes on:
The single-minded unity of all service personnel and people around the great leader is an invincible banner making it possible for the Korean revolution to triumph in the future, too, as in the past.
The first generation of the Korean revolution provided a valuable tradition of unity by making long journeys of bloody anti-Japanese battles after holding President Kim Il Sung in high esteem as the sun of the nation.
The Korean people have firmly defended the bloodline of Mt. Paektu by having leader Kim Jong Il as centre of unity and leadership in the historic period when the modeling of all members of the society on the Juche idea came to the fore.
The dear respected Kim Jong Un is the monolithic centre of the single-minded unity of the DPRK being inherited generation after generation.
The single-minded unity of the whole party and army and all people around Kim Jong Un in the DPRK is the truest and most solid unity achieved on the basis of the unbounded attraction and deepest trust in him. It serves as a firm political foundation for firmly preserving the ideas, principles and revolutionary modes of the DPRK.
And it serves as a powerful treasured sword for winning one victory after another in the struggle for defending socialism from imperialism and a driving force for translating the desires and ideals of the great persons of Mt. Paektu to build a thriving nation into stirring realities.
Long and rugged is the march to be made in the next 100 years of Juche. But the DPRK is sure to triumph as long as it is under the wise leadership of Kim Jong Un and there are the guidance of the ever-victorious WPK and single-minded unity, matchless revolutionary army of Mt. Paektu and the strong foundation of the self-supporting economy, concludes the editorial.
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Olivia Olarte / 20 November 2011
The West Plaza of the Abu Dhabi Corniche turned into a large entertainment and educational park as children and adults assembled en masse at the Science Festival
The Abu Dhabi Science Festival aims to engage students in fun, active learning experiences outside the classroom at two venues in Abu Dhabi.
It is expected to be one of the largest hands-on science events in the world. The festival opened at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC) on Friday.
Feature opening performance at the Corniche was a stunt by Swiss pilot Yves Rossy, known as the Jetman who flew across the sky and landed on the beach, much to the fascination of the spectators. Later, he held a talk with his eagerly waiting fans where he discussed the discoveries he made about free falling and how he developed and refined his invention. This is the nearest thing to flying, like a bird, he expressed.
Mariam Khalifa, 10, who came with her sisters and mother at the festival was very impressed.
I watched the Jetman and he did a very good drop. I liked it when he was moving in a circle, he was turning like a small ball, she described. She was with her sister Noura, 4, at the parachute workshop and was very excited when she successfully landed her parachute without breaking the passenger egg.
I want to become an inventor too. I like science, maybe I will become a scientist, she enthused.
Dr Bunhead, a famous television scientist, also held a presentation with his heart-stopping, unbelievable and hilarious scientific contraptions of jaw-dropping displays of pyrotechnic wizardly. Other scientific experiments and hands-on workshops include creating smoke by pouring hot water on frozen carbon dioxide, creating bubbles, optical illusion, exploring the world of nanoscience and learning aromatic scents from different parts of the world. We have different show everyday, tomorrow we will show an experiment about the air with the hover craft and about chemical reaction, explained RJ, a trained scientist from one of the workshop tents.
Anchor attraction at the Corniche is the award winning international blockbuster exhibition the 1001 Inventions tent. 1001 Inventions is a global educational initiative that promotes awareness about scientific and cultural achievements in Muslim civilisation, celebrating discoveries that have had a huge but hidden influence on the modern world.
This is the first time that this touring exhibition is presented in Arabic-English where it reveals this astonishing heritage through education films, interactive experiences, motion-sensitive games, live demonstrations and models of engineering marvels, spread across seven zones within the exhibition. The 1001 Inventions will be at the Corniche till December 24, 2011.
Outside the 1001 Inventions tent is a power lift where children can test their strength by lifting a large vehicle using the basic engineering principle of pivot mechanism.
On the ground, and adding to the mounting excitement, are cacophony of musical sounds created by mishmash of metal objects, pipes, tubes, bottles, tiles and water. Other mental and physical stimulators are also available, including a labyrinth, gravity defying mirrors and motion simulators. This is very good for the kids as they can learn a lot about the strange things around them. Some they already learn at school but they dont see them live like right now. It is also good for the parents as some of this are new for me too, commended Arwa Adiab, a Jordanian mother of three.
Finally, there is a place where we can bring the children to lean and have fun also, she added. The Science Festival will run till November 26. Timings are from 4pm9pm on weekdays and 2pm9pm on weekends at ADNEC and 5pm10pm on weekdays and 2pm10pm on weekends at the Corniche West Plaza.
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WASHINGTON — The future of the U.S. shrimp industry and a way of life along the Gulf of Mexico are threatened if the government doesnt set duties on the large volumes of foreign shrimp that are flooding the domestic market, shrimp producers told federal trade officials Tuesday.
Shrimping is about much more than economics, Louisiana Lt. Gov. Jay Dardenne told a hearing before the U.S. International Trade Commission. The men and women who catch our prized Gulf shrimp would call it a way of life. Allowing foreign countries to continue to engage in unfair practices will force Louisiana folks to relinquish their heritage.
The Coalition of Gulf Shrimp Industries, which represents producers from Mississippi, Texas, Florida, Alabama and Louisiana, claims that subsidized frozen warm water shrimp imports from seven countries are causing material injury to the domestic shrimp industry. The seven are China, Ecuador, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam.
Dardenne urged the commission to impose countervailing duties, which would increase the price of subsidized imports to how much theyd cost without subsidies.
The domestic producers say subsidized foreign shrimp reduce prices in the U.S. But some distributors and retailers are fighting the proposed duties, saying shrimp prices have been rising.
Prices for domestic and imported shrimp soared by 20 percent or more in the second and third quarters of 2013, said Warren E. Connolly, general counsel for a group of seafood distributors and retailers.
The commission is expected to vote Sept. 19 to decide whether to impose countervailing duties.
For each pound of shrimp thats produced domestically, the U.S. imports 6 to 8 pounds from the seven countries that are under investigation, the coalition said.
Customers frequently quote import prices in negotiations, said Elizabeth Drake, an attorney for the shrimp producers. And if domestic producers cannot lower their prices to meet the import quote, they lose sales.
Carson Kimbrough, the president of Carson & Co. Inc., a shrimp wholesaler from Bon Secour, Ala., said his customers have been quoting lower prices for imported shrimp on a weekly basis for the past three or four years.
According to Drake, the domestic industrys gross profit margin decreased to 7 percent last year and U.S. producers were earning only 25 cents on each pound of shrimp.
Domestic producers have also been forced to delay or forgo needed capital investments due to the instability in the market caused by subsidized imports, she said.
But Connolly said conditions have actually gotten much stronger this year, not worse. He offered an alternative explanation for the low prices that domestic shrimpers have encountered.
The domestic industry treats shrimp as a commodity and sees buyers as focused solely on getting the lowest price, he said. This view of the shrimp world is exactly the problem. They still dont realize that many of their prices are low because they have endemic quality problems.
The Medill News Service is a Washington program of the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University.


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A peculiar vegetable for the garden, the stout stems which carry a crown of 'greens' can be used to make walking sticks. Plants reach up to 2.1m (7ft) from an early spring sowing, and up to 3m (10ft) in the second year! A real talking point.
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The worlds most powerful particle accelerator is called the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) and is located at CERN near Geneva, Switzerland. It is installed in a 27-kilometer ring buried deep in the ground. High-energy protons traveling at 99.999999% of the speed of light in two counter-rotating beams are smashed together. This, in order to address the most fundamental questions of physics and advancing the understanding of the laws of nature.
The LHC produces about 15 Petabytes (15 million gigabytes) of data per year. All this data is not processed at one site alone but at about 150 computing centers around the globe that put together 250000 CPU cores, 160 Petabyte of disk storage and 90 Petabytes of tape storage at the time of writing. These distributed resources are combined in a 'Grid' infrastructure that allows more than 8000 physicists around the world to access and process this distributed data in a transparent way. These computing centers collaborate within the Worldwide LHC Computing Grid (WLCG) project. WLCG makes use of the EGI and OSG Grid infrastructures and Grid infrastructures from Asia.
The computing centers are organized in a multi-tiered setup, where CERN is the Tier0, eleven large computing centers in Canada, Germany, Spain, France, Italy, Scandinavia, Taiwan, United Kingdom, USA and the Netherlands are the tier1 sites and the other sites are so-called Tier2 or Tier3 sites. SURFsara collaborates with Nikhef, the Dutch National Institute for Subatomic Physics, in the Dutch Tier1 center. The Dutch contribution to the WLCG is funded by BiG Grid.


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Shutterfly is holding a multi-week (July 9th – August 8th), summer-themed, photo sweepstakes on their Facebook page, with instant prizes!
Each week (beginning with this week, which is Americana week) has a theme, and all you need to do is upload your favorite photo and caption based on the week's theme. Get a gift from Shutterfly just for entering! Also, you can enter at any point during the five-week long sweepstakes, you don't have to upload a photo and caption every week.
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I'll be entering every week (so long as I can find a good photo for each week!), so should you! I will do my best to remind you at the beginning of every week of the the Long Live Summer Shutterfly Photo Contest's Weekly Theme. I hope you join me, and please, let me know by leaving a comment! Good luck!
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If you don't protect your vision, you are going to miss it when it ultimately fails you.
Take a "proactive" approach to protecting your eyes with proactive wear, diet and eye exams to ensure health and longevity.Speakers for this event include; Tamela Martin, MD. Tamela Martin, MD is Board Certified in Ophthalmology.


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The short article on the mutation of the H5N1 virus found in Turkey (January 21, p 6) makes no mention of the fact that this mutation has been seen twice before - in Vietnam and Hong Kong - without significant effect on the transmissibility to and between humans.
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Chapter 1, A Theory
1. What is Heyerdahl's profession?
(a) Zoologist
(b) Anthropologist
(c) Microbiologist
(d) Chemist
2. What is Heyerdahl's native country?
(a) United States
(b) Sweden
(c) Norway
(d) Denmark
3. Heyerdahl's theory revolves around what region?
(a) Canary Islands
(b) Pacific Islands
(c) Java
(d) Norway
4. What is another name for the people of this region?
(a) Filipinos
(b) Polynesians
(c) Americans
(d) Danish
5. Heyerdahl went on an expedition to which island?
(a) Oahu
(b) Cuba
(c) Fatu Hiva
(d) Prince Edward Island
6. Who accompanied Heyerdahl on the expedition?
(a) His wife
(b) Tei Tetua
(c) Peter
(d) Herman
7. What is the common tradition of the people of this region?
(a) Sing-alongs
(b) Weaving
(c) Oral history
(d) Drum circles
8. What is the name of the old man that tells the history of the region?
(a) Knutson
(b) Tei Tutua
(c) King Kemah Mahe
(d) Cari
9. What is the name of the chief god of the island?
(a) Thor
(b) Odin
(c) Kon Tiki
(d) Rikki Tiki
10. In what increments do the Polynesians recount their history?
(a) 25 years
(b) 10 years
(c) 30 years
(d) 50 years
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Daily Travel Photo: Tasty Mutant River Shrimp
I had been looking forward to eating this. The Rio San Juan river is home to an interesting shellfish, the freshwater river shrimp. They are as big as small lobsters! Luckily I was able to find a restaurant in El Castillo that had some. Super tasty, and much easier to eat than lobster. Peel the shell of the tail and you get two giant pieces of meat!
Total Cost: $200 Cordobas ($10 US)
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Nicaragua Meta Guide (@meta_guide_ni)January 10, 2012
#ExpertVagabond: Daily Travel Photo: Tasty Mutant River Shrimp http://t.co/gAFIIQpd | travel lp
PatJune 15, 2011
Loved hearing about your motorcycle escapades. The seafood looks wonderful.
Matthew KarstenJune 16, 2011
It was! The river shrimp season was over (illegal to catch them at the time), I was lucky to find a place who still had a few.
Andi of My Beautiful AdventuresJune 15, 2011
WOW, that is huge!!!
The Travel ChicaJune 12, 2011
That looks incredible! I miss the cheap, fresh seafood.
Recent Post: The Worst Tourist Trap in Buenos Aires
The CurmudgeonJune 11, 2011
It sounds good. The photo leaves something to be desired. The shrimp looks like an owl pellet and the other stuff, well, I've seen similar on the sidewalk at Plymouth University (PU for short). You need to have another meal, this time take the picture before you digest it. What did you have to drink?
Matthew KarstenJune 11, 2011
The local beer Tona of course!


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"Secrets and lies...We're all in pain! Why can't we share our pain?" Secrets and Lies (Mike Leigh, director)
Anyone who has attended a family Thanksgiving dinner knows under all the patter and bonhomie is a time bomb of regrets and recriminations waiting to surface at the moment someone reveals a family secret or lie. As if he were taking that conceit to the next level, writer/director Julian Fellowes has everyone in the James Manning household, including maid and friend or two, know a dark lie in the first half hour. Sharing it however creates complications not even Mike Leigh's Purley family could have endured.
The maid's husband has died from a hit and run accident, and the offending car may have been driven by Anne Manning (Emily Watson), wife of London barrister Manning (Tom Wilkinson) while with her lover, Bill Bule (Rupert Everett). Finding out this secret/lie puts the righteous Manning in a serious bind because of his affection for his wife.
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"Hubble Repair"--NOVA scienceNOW covers the upcoming repair mission for the Hubble space telescope — one of the most famous orbiting telescopes — which has advanced our knowledge of the cosmos.
"First Primate"--If University of Florida paleontologist Jonathan Bloch is correct, we may have to downsize our image of what it means to be a primate. NOVA scienceNOW goes into the field with Bloch to search for our missing relatives from the shadowy period after the catastrophe that doomed the dinosaurs. There's a ten-million-year gap between the demise of the giant reptiles and the appearance of the first known primates, and Bloch thinks that tiny bones embedded in limestone may be the evolutionary evidence for the creatures that evolved into primates. One of the problems is extracting the bones from the limestone and cleaning them to look for telltale clues that connect them to primates, but Bloch's team manages to assemble three intriguing specimens.
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Paris Hilton and her model boyfriend River Viiperi are keeping their relationship under the radar as best they can. The low-key couple visited Barcelona recently so that Viiperi could walk in a fashion show for clothing designer Mango. Hilton reportedly skipped the photo call so she could just watch her man work.
TMZ has photos showing Hilton looking on as her 21-year-old boyfriend walks the catwalk for Mango. This isn't the first time Hilton, 31, and Viiperi have been spotted together recently, either. They've made appearances at one another's sides at the Sundance Film Festival and at the People's Choice Awards in January.
"Good morning everyone. Getting ready for another day in Barcelona with @RiverViiperi. Hope everyone has a great day!" Hilton tweeted, also posting a photo of them hanging out backstage at Barcelona Fashion Week. When someone commented that she is "such a good gf," Viiperi tweeted, "The best."
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JustFab is about to get its own reality show, thanks to its celebrity president and creative director Kimora Lee Simmons, but first there's some real-life business drama to report. Today, the women's fashion subscription service is announcing that it is acquiring FabKids, making its way into a category that its mom members have been requesting.
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FabKids has its own celebrity connection: actress Christina Applegate, the company's creative partner. Each brand will continue to exist separately and FabKids will remain in San Francisco, but they'll now be on the same platform and sharing operational efficiencies as they cross-promote. Brand-wise, Goldenberg sees it as being JustFab's version of Gap Kids, an offshoot of the larger site.
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A Faces reunion is apparently in the pipeline for 2015 after all.
Though keyboardist Ian McLagan denied it after Rod Stewart mentioned it last month, drummer Kenney Jones tells us that there in fact have been discussions about putting the group together in 2015, which will mark the 40th anniversary of the Faces' break-up:
"There's two things we want to do next year -- try to do a Faces reunion tour and a Small Faces reunion thing, not together, separate...Mac unfortunately didn't realize we were talking, Woody's (guitarist Ron Wood) management and myself, we were talking to Rod's management. But Mac never knew 'cause it's only in it's very early stages, and I don't really know how it sort of got out, really...But Mac understands it full now."
Wood, Jones and McLagen have played occasional Faces shows since 2009 with Simply Red's Mick Hucknall filling in for Stewart -- including at the group's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction in 2012.
Jones says he's looking forward to finally getting Stewart into the fold:
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Jones and McLagan were actively involved in compiling the upcoming limited edition Small Faces box set, "Here Come the Nice -- The Immediate Years 1967-1969," which releases on January 27.
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The plastic is nice to walk into the hotel with at the end of your day. The bad is that the sun kills them. Laches are junk and you must always carry tie downs (straps) with you. This is 4 when the latch breaks it don't fall on the road.
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I'm going to check out those Jesse bags. They look more narrow but deeper that the plastic crap I have now. Not sure about walking into hotel.
They are about the same width inside (remember the Gobi's have that water jacket in them) and are much deeper, but closer to the bike, narrower than your bars. You can get heaps more into them.
I just looked at you first post, I note that you have what looks to be a CJ Aux tank. You may need to do some fiddling to as these can take a little more space than the stock exhaust. The Bottom of the Jeese racks is sort of under the exhaust. I think CJ has a solution for this - but let the guys at Jeese know as they will work with you to sort it.
They are not as good to walk into a hotel with as the Gobi's that is for sure, to get around this I pack the hotel stuff into a top box (I use the HB Journey box for this) and I was doing this prior to having the Jeese's anyway. When I do need to carry the bags I have a couple of little straps attached to box to carry them. If I get a chance I will take some photos.
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Signature Wedding Cocktails: Tips from an Award-Winning Pro
One of the hottest wedding trends right now isn't related to the food, music or décor; it's the cocktail! In the age of DIY weddings, creating a custom cocktail for the big day is an easy and fun way for the bride and groom to inject their personality into the event. But where do you start?
As head of the W Austin's cocktail program, award-winning Libationist, Joyce Garrison knows a thing or two about shaking it up. Here are a few of Joyce's tips for creating a unique and delicious cocktail sure to wow your guests.
1. Make it personal.
Cocktails can be very personal. Think about selecting flavors and special touches that highlight both the bride and groom's personalities. For example, a drink that incorporates both sweet and spicy flavors is a great way to symbolize a bride with southern charm and a groom who loves spicy food.
2. Think outside the glass.
Dating back to the pre-bar days, punch bowls were an important part of the community and a great way for everyone to socialize. Create a special punch to serve during cocktail hour as a way for guests to mingle or try a masculine punch to place near the groom's cake. For another personal touch, freeze water in a letter jello mold and have your own floating initial ice cube.
3. Keep it local & seasonal.
Using seasonal, local ingredients can help integrate the wedding location and any regional features, while also keeping costs down. Check out local farmers markets to see what is in season and available near your venue. There's no need to pair the cocktails with the food, as your signature cocktail can be an experience on its own.
4. Parting is such sweet sorrow.
Receptions are usually a little crazy towards the end. Create personalized bottles of a cool-down drink for the road, such as a coconut water spritzer with a sprig of mint. This amazing parting gift is refreshing and will help guests recover from the evening's festivities.
So…what will your signature cocktail be like?
About Nicole Denton
With a love of planning just about anything — from her own wedding, to bridal and baby showers, to dinner parties, and more – Nicole is the Plunge Project's founder and former editor-in-chief. A New Jersey native, Nicole has called Chandler, Arizona home since 2013, where she currently lives with her husband Michael; two pit bulls, Shelby and Link; and cat, Kity Perry. A University of Tennessee graduate, Nicole has a bachelors in communications and a career at a rapidly-growing digital marketing firm.