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Please congratulate the following individuals who received a Seahawk Kudos award for their outstanding customer service:
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Opiate Addiction: Who's to blame?
Some people raise their eyebrows about legal opiates. They tend to blame the "substance" but not the "user." Yes, these drugs are addictive, but the responsibility of taking the right dose is in the person himself. Physicians even prescribe opiates to relieve pain.
Legal opiates are also widely used for cough, diarrhea, dysentery and other illnesses. Drugs like morphine and codeine are used legally when they are prescribed based on the U.S Department of Justice Guidelines. These narcotic substances have the ability to inhibit pain, suppress appetite, and produce a sedative effect. Some studies even claim that a certain amount of opiates can substitute alcohol consumption because of its "tranquilizer effect." People who have difficulty in sleeping sometimes resort to using legal opiates because they can induce sleep. This type of drugs surely has positive effects (of course with the proper dosage).
On the other hand, there are also quite a number of side effects linked with excessive use of opiates. Some of these are: constipation (most common), anxiety, fatigue, constricted pupils, itching, spasms, tremors, sweating, delirium, and hallucination. Some people also reported symptoms of allergic reactions like difficulty breathing, rashes, itching, and swelling. Intravenous users are at high-risk for HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) and Hepatitis infection because of the direct contact through the bloodstream.
Moreover, with habitual opiate use, a person can develop addiction and tolerance which will make it hard for them to withdraw from the drug.Because of these, the person will be taking larger doses of opiates that can lead to overdose and even death. Adverse effects from chronic opiate use include: respiratory depression, cardiac arrest and coma. The lifestyle of an addicted person can also be affected because most of the users spend most of their time trying to obtain the drug. Because of this, they tend to ignore the things that were important in their lives before they even began using the substance.Interpersonal relationship, as well as friendship and families, become less important for the addicted person.
Because of the pleasurable sensations provided by opiates, consumers find it really hard to resist the temptation of getting higher doses than what they need. However, the drugs are just non-living things. They are not responsible for the addictions; the users are. If they don't want to be addicted, they shouldn't try it. Or maybe at least they should keep the dose to a minimum or just follow what the doctor's prescription says.

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Picture: Paul Reubens aka PeeWee Herman at the opening night of the 'Pee-Wee Herman Show' held at the Club Nokia Los Angeles, USA - 20.01.10
Paul Reubens' man-child alter-ego Pee-Wee Herman is set for the big screen again - the actor has signed a movie deal with producer Judd Apatow.
The Knocked Up producer set the project in motion after seeing Reubens' zany revival of the Pee-wee Herman Show, which ran in Los Angeles from January to February (10).
The show was a revamp of Reubens' 1981 stage production that landed the actor and his beloved character a TV show and a film franchise.
Paul Rust, whose credits include Inglourious Basterds and I Love You, Beth Cooper, will reportedly pen the new screenplay, which will take Pee-wee on "a gigantic adventure".
Apatow tells Daily Variety, "Let's face it, the world needs more Pee-wee Herman. I am so excited to be working with Paul Reubens - who is an extraordinary and ground-breaking actor and writer. It's so great to watch him return with such relevance."
The movie deal follows Reubens' announcement he will take his smash stage revival to Broadway, for a six-week New York run in November (10).
The actor previously took the character to the big screen with Pee-wee's Big Adventure in 1985 and Big Top Pee-wee in 1988.
He retired the character in 1990 after 13 episodes of Emmy Award-winning children's TV series Pee-Wee's Playhouse.


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Hope for the River, By Will Rice
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Coastal panel wants Navy to revise plans
Commission staff dismisses Manchester attorney letter as 'hyperbole,' looks to possible mediation with Navy
The current effort is linked to the required "consistency determination" that federal coastal developments work in tandem with state coastal law policies.
While there may be no urgency to reach a meeting of the minds, Delaplaine agreed that the project will have to be considered when the San Diego Unified Port District submits its revised master plan later this year for the North Embarcadero.
The port has no authority to plan or approve the Manchester project. But Delaplaine said the coastal commission will have to put the two together to arrive at a plan that makes sense for the entire waterfront.
"It's all the same players -- we're all in this together -- the port, the Navy, the commission," he said. "We'd all like to have the most seamless, well-designed waterfront where the pieces do fit together... The commission has some authority and ability to try to integrate everything."
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Alan Camina's suggestion that peer review selection of grants could be replaced by a random lottery has a good track record (Letters, 2 March, p 49). Doges in Venice were appointed by a random draw from the pool of eligible candidates (and Venice did not do particularly bad in the course of history). Imagine the American presidential election by a random draw from a few finalists. Political campaigning would probably be more healthy, constructive and cooperative and much less loaded with false promises.
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WILLIAMSBURG, Ky. - University of the Cumberlands student Alaina Berube was awarded the 2007 Exercise and Sport Science Award at the Honor's Day convocation service held April 23.
Alaina, of Escanaba, Mich., is the daughter of James and Cheryl Berube. She is a double major in exercise science and public health and a minor in education. Berube has achieved a 3.4 GPA while successfully completing her public health internship at Marymount Hospital and the Laurel County Health Department.
During the past four years, she has had several successes. Berube has served as team captain of the women's wrestling team at University of the Cumberlands. She has also ranked second on the national team in wrestling and placed second at the 2004 Olympic trials for wrestling.
Upon graduation Berube plans to attend graduate school and pursue a master's degree in education.
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May 30th, 2006 #1
--Saimon's Sketchbook of Renewed Enthusiasm!--
Yeah, so I bought a new sketchbook and some ace new pencils. Was gonna stick it in my old mini-sketchbook thread but I went n' lost that Then again I wasnt being too dedicated to it, sooooooooo.....
Old stuff from last thread -
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First Page Christened with assorted stuff (apologies for the dodgy scan) -
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Not much time to doodle today so did some loomis manequin stuff from memory, i'll start studying about fleshing 'em out tomorrow
And this is what iv been doing all day, front cover for my Year 3 Games Design, design document. Its a working title wjich is why the logo's so shit
June 1st, 2006 #3
Agh!, file corrupted.....no time to sketch...heres low quality animation instead...
Stomp Stomp Stomp
June 2nd, 2006 #4
Rawr...busy sorting out 3D portfolio, just enough to do more posey, skeleton proportion thingies, dunno what happened to the little guy, his hips seems to have exploded...
June 9th, 2006 #5
Woo finall had time to do something, even if it isnt much. Big hand drawn from my own sexy left hand, the rest are all no ref as Im sure you can tell
June 9th, 2006 #6
I like it!
"That's cute.... but it's WRONG"
Scary sketches (might cause health problems)
ok, ok so not scary, true. But the health problems I'm not so sure off...
June 10th, 2006 #7
Torso-fun. First one done pretty after waking up, then looked around and did some studies then did the rest no ref.
Cheers Iso
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June 11th, 2006 #9
hey saimon nice stuff man keep at those studies, can get tedious but its gonna help ya out so dam much,


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"There are all these actresses who have emerged in the last year or two, and they get to emerge as this complete human being. And I'm so jealous!"– Emma Watson reveals to Elle magazine that while most aspiring actresses would love her nearly 15-year career, she's envious of stars like Jennifer Lawrence who have only just begun.
Growing up in the spotlight can of course be hard (I would know–I learned at a very early age that it's tough being the cute one and having all eyes on you all the time). Em shared an anecdote about realizing that she needed a life outside of her acting career: "I remember reading this thing that Elizabeth Taylor wrote. She had her first kiss in character. On a movie set. It really struck me. I don't know how or why, but I had this sense that if I wasn't really careful, that could be me," she shared. "That my first kiss could be in somebody else's clothes. And my experiences could all belong to someone else."
But luckily, Emma seems to have her "common people" life separated from her Hollywood one. I hear that she's been seeing hunky Oxford rugby player Matt Janney as she continues studying at Brown University. While she doesn't give me any scandal to report on EVER, I do love Em. It's a shame more celebs aren't like her, although I guess, what would be the fun in that? XOXO
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The look says it all. Nashville Predators forward Gabriel Bourque appears despondent as the Phoenix Coyotes celebrate following Martin Hanzal's second period goal Sunday in the Coyotes' Game 2 victory over Nashville at Jobing.com Arena in Glendale, AZ. Down 2-0 in their second round playoff matchup, the Preds must now find a way to bounce back as the series moves to Nashville with games this week on Wednesday and Friday nights at Bridgestone Arena. (Photo: Ross D. Franklin/AP)
Was It OVER When the Germans Bombed Pearl Harbor?
If Amerinadian, of the Detroit Red Wings-centric blog, Winging It In Motown will forgive my blatant plagerization of his brilliant headline, quoting John 'Bluto' Blutarsky's miscarriage of historical fact from the movie Animal House, I wish to play off the irony surrounding the Nashville Predators' postseason fortunes so far, and hopefully point PredsNation in a slightly different emotional direction, as we await Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Western Conference Semifinals at Bridgestone Arena this Wednesday night.
To those Preds fans who are still seeing red after Friday and Sunday night's two-game miscarriage of Nashville hockey versus the Phoenix Coyotes, resulting in the 0-2 series hole in which the home team now suddenly finds itself, I would commend a couple of questions to ponder, along with an observation.
Did you really think this was going to be easy? And if so, why?
Or perhaps you haven't been paying attention to the fact that during the Dave Tippett era in Phoenix, the Preds are a thoroughly unimpressive, 5-6-1 against the Coyotes in the regular season since 2009-10.
Oh, wait. I get it. You thought that because the 'Yotes had financial and attendance problems, and because they were almost moved to Canada a couple of years ago, that they'd be sort of a pushover — 'cuz non-traditional market hockey teams with financial, ownership, and attendance problems really can't be taken seriously, right? I mean, they can't be as good as the Preds, a team who not long ago battled through those exact same issues, could they?
Guess what? They could, and they should. Why? Because Phoenix has hasn't been modeling themselves after the Boston Bruins for the past five years; they've been modeling themselves after the Nashville Predators.
The Coyotes have now fully exorcised the demons of the Wayne Gretzky era in the Valley of the Sun, which plunged the once-consistently successful franchise into nearly a decade of darkness. In 2007, they decided to go a different way — The Predators' Way of David Poile and Barry Trotz.
They say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. You'll forgive the Preds if they don't feel all that flattered, but shame on them if they're the least bit surprised. And given their response to the Coyotes' play in the first two games of this series, there's plenty of shame to dole out.
Third-Generation Role Model
Just as Preds' General Manager, David Poile has freely admitted that he has modeled Nashville's hockey team-building efforts after the Detroit Red Wings, Phoenix GM, Don Maloney revealed recently that upon taking the job in 2007, he decided The Team That Gretzky Built needed a new role model.
In a story previewing the Preds /Coyotes series last Friday, NHL.com Correspondent Jerry Brown quoted Maloney as attributing Nashville's example as a franchise that has risen from trying circumstances, with its strong work ethic and philosophy of strength from the goaltender out, as a worthy model for the Coyotes going forward.
"Since I've been here, I've looked at them as a model for us," Maloney said. "Nashville managed their payroll well, they have a great coach much like ours, great goaltending and they got the most out of what they had.
"We really are mirror images of each other, quite frankly, when it comes to style, commitment and work ethic. You don't get a free night when you play Nashville, and we feel the same is true with the Coyotes. This should be a very interesting series."
A true statement, indeed, and fascinating — not so much in the way the Coyotes have played, but in the way the Preds have responded. They've exhibited a close similarity to the way that other teams respond to them when they're on their game.
A Taste of Their Own Medicine
Thus far, the Coyotes have been relentless; bending but never breaking — a longstanding characteristic of Trotz's teams. Nashville on the other hand has broken down numerous times — particularly after scoring to either tie or pull to within a goal of the Coyotes, only to allow Phoenix to quickly answer and regain momentum. Three times this weekend, Nashville gave up a quick goal to Phoenix, at intervals of 5:08, :30, and 2:43 following the Preds' own scores.
This has actually been a lingering problem we've seen displayed by Predators teams for a few years now, but never in the playoffs, and never in the epidemic proportions witnessed in this series. Just when they've thought they were back in the driver's seat, they've relaxed and managed to plow straight into another telephone pole.
The Predators are reacting exactly the way they want their opponents to react to them — to lose concentration and become frustrated; to press and hopefully make mistakes. Nashville has been knocked off their game because the Coyotes are out-playing them at their own game.
Preds' goaltender Pekka Rinne can't be expected to be Superman all of the time. I've always believed that a goalie — no matter who he is — is only 70% as good as the defense around him. And to that end, the Preds have failed Rinne miserably thus far in this series.
Phoenix now believes they have found Pekka's Kryptonite: crashing the net with impunity — and who could blame them? Nashville has done little to stop them in the series' first two games; and they won't abandon that strategy until the Predators make it impossible for them to employ it. That is perhaps the only certainty remaining in this series.
The Preds have to start using the body and their sticks more successfully or this will indeed be a short series.
Gut Check Time
Throughout the previous eight playoff series in their history, Nashville has twice been faced with an 0-2 deficit on the road. In both of those circumstances they were playing Detroit, and each time the Preds came home to Music City they responded by tying the series, but eventually lost nonetheless.
Those were obviously different teams at different times in the franchise's development. That was then; this is now. Although this series is far from over, the Preds cannot expect the Coyotes to simply roll over; they're not going to all of a sudden remember that they're not supposed to win.
The torch has indeed been passed, folks. However the ground the Predators now occupy as legitimate Cup contenders is far from firm. They are no longer considered by anyone the plucky upstarts they were just after the lockout or even last year when they broke into the second round for the first time in their history. They're now on the outskirts of the hockey establishment. No longer will they be given the benefit of the doubt; of a "courageous effort that just fell short." If they lose this series they will ripped mercilessly by the national media — by some, justifiably, and by others, out of a remaining contempt still held for the very existence of hockey in Music City.
Yeah, a lot of things have changed, but some things remain exactly the same. And the most important thing for Preds fans to remember is, this team has never done anything the easy way — like it or not.
The Nashville Predators eat adversity for breakfast and crap it out at Noon. They're survivors. They're warriors; and if Phoenix is able to continue their run over them, it will only make them stronger down the line, and their subsequent future successes, sweeter.
Like it or not.
There is no way that Trotz has not issued the proper message to those who need to hear it. Nashville will answer on Wednesday night, regardless of the series' eventual outcome. And if the Coyotes are ultimately successful, we can only tip our caps to Dave Tippett and Don Maloney for going to school on the Preds, just as the Preds went to school on Detroit, in building their team The Predators' Way.
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India: Home for Heart or Heart Disease
The Visualization is based on the impact of cardio-vascular diseases in India.Under the Premature deaths occuring in India,Cardiovascular Diseases take a huge toll.The disease is prevalent both in urban and rural areas.The disease is a huge burden on Indian economy. Every case of CVD reduces 9.5 healthy days and 9.5 productive years. The comparative data shows that in coming 30 years while other nations show a decline in the productive years lost, India shows an approximate 2X increase. So, preventive measures need to be taken. Low intake of trans-fatty acids,smoking and increased physical activity can reduce the occurence and intensity of disease.


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Johnson, Wentz Named ACC Players of the Week
Nov. 12, 2012
Raleigh, N.C. - Senior center Cam Wentz and junior cornerback Dontae Johnson were each named ACC Players of the Week for their performance in the Pack's 37-6 win over Wake Forest this past weekend.
Wentz tallied 13 knockdown blocks to help pave the way for the Wolfpack's 428 yards of total offense in the win over Wake Forest. Making his 36th consecutive start at center, Wentz was in for 86 snaps from scrimmage and posted the offensive line's top grade of 88 percent.
Johnson matched up against Wake Forest flanker Michael Campanero for most of the game in the Wolfpack's 37-6 win over the Demon Deacons. In the game for 55 snaps from scrimmage, Johnson limited Campanero to five catches for just 14 yards, shy of his average of 8.5 receptions and 86.3 yards. He tallied five solo tackles, including a three-yard tackle for loss, and forced a fumble in the second half.
Tobais Palmer was also honored this week, as he was named the CFPA National Kickoff Returner of the Week. Palmer returned the opening kickoff of the second half 100 yards for a score, tying the score record for longest kickoff return in school history.
Also on Monday, The Atlantic Coast Conference announced that ESPN has declared its final six-day option of the year for the games of Nov. 24, including NC State's home finale against Boston College. ESPN will hold five ACC controlled games and announce those gametimes and networks no later than by noon on Sunday, Nov. 18.


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The East Coast is freezing right now. New York is bitterly cold, and D.C. is even getting snow. So let's head out to the West Coast, where the weather is warmer — and where associates are thrilled to be working with some superb partners.
Earlier this week, we presented ten California partners whom our readers nominated as being great to work for. We continue our coverage today with eight additional partners who earn this distinction. They hail from some of the country's preeminent law firms: DLA Piper, Baker & McKenzie, Latham & Watkins, Holland & Knight, Jones Day, Wilson Sonsini, Knobbe Martens, and Paul Hastings.
Let's find out who made the list….
Richard Mendelson. A corporate partner and co-chair of DLA Piper's Real Estate Restructuring and Loan Workouts Practice Group, Mendelson received the highest marks in all survey categories.
Ali Mojdehi. Mojdehi, a Baker & McKenzie bankruptcy partner, sets the bar for his firm in all survey categories.
Kelly Richardson. Richardson, a Latham & Watkins litigation partner, "is extremely knowledgeable in his field (due in part to his engineering background) and works as hard as anyone in the firm to keep clients happy, and yet he is extremely cognizant of his role as a mentor to the young attorneys that work with him as well as the associates' own schedules and personal considerations." Additionally, one associate says "the most important reason why I will go to bat for Kelly is that if I end up working a late night or weekend I know that Kelly will be there with me — he isn't the type to grind an associate down so he can go play."
Bruce Ross. Associates are lining up to work for Ross, a trusts and estates litigation partner and co-chair of Holland & Knight's Private Wealth Services Dispute Resolution Team, because he "literally wrote the book on probate in California and his experience in the practice area is unparalleled. He gets high-profile work and gives all of his associates, even his junior ones, a high amount of responsibility right away. He is respectful of personal time and rarely impedes on weekends unless absolutely necessary. He regularly sits down with associates and provides feedback. It doesn't hurt that he is also one of the most approachable people in the firm. During the slow-down he happily fed work to associates from other groups as their workloads lightened and likely saved many jobs. He is the anti-big firm partner and has been a pleasure to work with."
Rich Ruben. A Jones Day litigation partner, Ruben is "very hands-off – [he] trusts associates and lets them run with things, but is always available to answer questions or help with problems."
David Thomas. Thomas, a Wilson Sonsini employee benefits and compensation partner, received the highest ratings in all survey categories.
Jeff Van Hoosear. A Knobbe Martens intellectual property partner, Van Hoosear sets the bar for the firm in all survey categories.
James Zapp. An associate describes Zapp, a litigation partner and co-chair of Paul Hastings's Employment Law practice, "exactly what you want a partner to be." Namely, he is "smart and deeply knowledgeable, but willing to share that knowledge and give early responsibility." For example, "he takes associates to trial with him and he gives them major responsibility.
Next week we will wrap up our coverage of the top partners to work for in some of the smaller legal markets. If you are at a firm with partners whom you don't enjoy working for and you are considering a transition, let Lateral Link help you make a lateral move.
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Transfer-to-Excellence (TTE) is a competitive merit-based summer program that is intended to inspire California community college students to ultimately transfer and complete their Bachelor's degree in science and engineering. Before the completion of their community college studies, TTE participants experience life at UC Berkeley through an eight week residential research program. While at UC Berkeley, participants have access to enrichment activities to enhance their overall preparation and confidence to pursue studies in science and engineering and, eventually, a career that applies their technical education. Transfer advising is also provided. Upon completion, participants are expected to continue a science or engineering curriculum at a community college with the goal to eventually transfer to a four-year institution.
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MARTHA GRAHAM DANCE Leaps Into The Skirball Center 5/12-5/16
Paul Szilard Productions, Inc. in association with ATTRAct Productions (Greece) is presenting the Martha Graham Dance Company in a special engagement at the Skirball Center for the Performing Arts at NYU, 566 LaGuardia Place at Washington Square South, Tuesday, May 12th-Saturday, May 16th. The acclaimed company will be performing two programs of Grahams' work and on Thursday, May 14th there will be a special Gala honoring Paul Szilard (guests & program tba).
Program A (5/12; 15; 16 eve): Clytemnestra (Music: Halim El-Dabh; Set by Isamu Noguchi; Costumes Martha Graham; Lighting by Jean Rosenthal, Adapted by Beverly Emmons; Premiere: 4/1/58). This classic tale of love, betrayal and murder at the time of the Trojan War is reimagined by Graham through the eyes of Agamemnon's queen, the all-powerful Clytemnestra. The full-length Clytemnestra, is a landmark work not seen in its entirety in decades. Recently reconstructed for the company's 50th anniversary, it's believed by many to be Graham's finest dance-drama built on Greek mythology and the great Greek tragedies. The New York Times called the work "nothing short of epic drama." Fang-yi Sheu to dance the lead.
Program B (5/13; 16 mat): A program of diverse repertory ranging from Graham's compelling rejection of war in Sketches from "Chronicle" to her lighthearted spoof, Maple Leaf Rag as well as three contemporary choreographers offering their take on Graham's iconic solo Lamentation. "Sketches from Chronicle" (Music: Wallingford Riegger; Costumes: Martha Graham; Original Lighting: Jean Rosenthal, lighting for reconstruction - 'Steps in the Streets' David Finley, 'Prelude to Action' Steven L. Shelleu; Premiere 12/20/36); Errand Into The Maze (Music: Gian Carlo Menotti; Set: Isamu Noguchi; Costumes: Martha Graham; Original lighting: Jean Rosenthal Adapted by Beverly Emmons; Premiere 02/28/47); Maple Leaf Rag (Music: Scott Joplin, Orchestrated by Aaron Sherber; Costumes: Calvin Klein; Lighting: David Finley; Premiere 10/2/90) and Lamentation Variations (Choreography by Aszure Barton, Larry Keigwin and Richard Move; Lighting: Beverly Emmons; Conceived by Janet Eilber; World Premiere 09/11/2007 Joyce Theatre). All programming subject to change
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On May 12, 2010, SGI-Spain youth members sponsored a forum focusing on peace and based on A Dialogue Between East and West: Looking to a Human Revolution, a dialogue between Ricardo Díez-Hochleitner, Club of Rome honorary president, and SGI President Daisaku Ikeda. The event was held at the Can Fabra public library in Barcelona, Spain.
Founded in 1968, The Club of Rome is a global think tank consisting of experts from various scientific disciplines, public policy, civil society and the corporate sector. Its mission is "to act as a global catalyst for change through the identification and analysis of the crucial problems facing humanity" and to build awareness of such problems among public and private decision makers as well as the general public.
Dr. Hochleitner and Mr. Ikeda first met in 1991 and began their dialogues ten years later, covering a wide range of topics from politics, economics, the environment and education to problems facing global society. The dialogues were first published in 2005, followed by the Spanish-language version in 2009.
Since February 2010, SGI-Spain youth have been holding a series of peace forums throughout the country to educate the public about the humanistic philosophy introduced in the Díez-Hochleitner -Ikeda dialogues. To date, approximately 2,000 have attended these forums.
SGI-Spain youth representatives gave an overview of A Dialogue Between East and West: Looking to a Human Revolution as well as the authors' respective contributions to peace. This was followed by a question and answer session.
In addition to the forum, SGI-Spain youth also hosted the exhibition "From a Culture of Violence to a Culture of Peace: Transforming the Human Spirit" throughout the country during May and June. The exhibition was shown at three different venues in the City of Calatayud, in Aragon, with approximately 1,300 attending.
On June 13, the SGI-Spain Arts Group organized a concert in Madrid with over 200 attending. The concert included opera and dance performances.
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This review is definitely going against the general reviews on Le Pain, but I had lunch at Le Pain and was not impressed at all. Of the 5 of us at lunch, 1 said they really liked their meal... the rest were impartial or did not like the meal. Although I would say the ingredients were fresh, it was masked by the overpriced meals and lack of service. In summary… Overpriced. Service was mediocre at best. Bread was excellent though. How do places like this have chains across the city and the good ones can't afford to say in business…
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This place presents a great atmosphere, but the service has varied for me. At the one on 7th, the service has never been that good, but at the one up town (70-something?), it was great. The food is good, but it won't blow you away. I had the platter of bread and it was pretty good, as was the cheese platter.
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The utility-customer relationship is undergoing a drastic transformation -- the first in decades. Utilities have been plagued almost from their inception by the attitude that customers are just ratepayers. And customers have returned that outlook with minimal engagement or understanding about how utility companies operate and distribute power.
Now, the norms are changing, driven by cable, internet and mobile phone companies, who are all ramping up their customer service game. This leads to consumers -- not ratepayers -- that expect more from their service providers. Utilities, too, are beginning to see the value in adopting a customer-centric approach that embraces technology and communication.
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The energy industry still seems to be struggling with exactly what "satisfaction" means, but the tools exist to achieve this higher level of engagement. If executed properly, the benefits can be immense for both the customer and the utility. The key is to deliver consistent, positive experiences that lead to trust and brand loyalty.
"I personally think that for the first time in history, customers have the upper hand," said Maureen Russolo, Senior Director of Strategic Customer Relations at E Source, in an interview with FierceEnergy.
Satisfaction is just the "tip of the iceberg for utilities," according to Russolo, and "true customer engagement goes much deeper."
"Satisfaction alone does not mean, in the face of competition, that a customer won't change providers or services," she said .
Achieving a base of satisfaction is even more pertinent for utilities, as customers are often powerless to choose their energy provider and are often skeptical from the start.
E Source finds that positive experiences foster trust, which leads to customer engagement and even activism. ___________________________
"Utilities almost have to prove themselves to the customers," Russolo said.
E Source has developed a customer satisfaction hierarchy to augment utility understanding of customer engagement development. The progression is that positive experiences foster trust, which leads to customer engagement and even activism. This model will be expanded upon in 2013 into a comprehensive, step-by-step framework for utilities.
E Source views advocacy as the pinnacle of utility success. This is the point at which customers are comfortable supporting and promoting their utility in tough situations such as prolonged outages, rate increases, or infrastructure upgrades.
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Technology is also a pushing a consumer desire for more engagement.
"One of the nice things about smart grid…is the fact that it's based on innovation. It's based on transformation," said Kris Roberts of Smart Utility Systems, during a recent webinar.
He agreed that the utility industry has been held back by the mentality of simply selling a service to customers. But he said that technology fosters a more interested customer, one that hungers for more information and awareness of their behaviors, including energy use.
"[Customers] want to be involved in the technology that allows them to engage with third-party providers to a utility company or with the utility directly themselves," he said.
If utilities don't change, they risk being overtaken by third parties that can provide many of the same services. This is a challenge, especially as energy providers scurry to develop new revenue sources through demand-side management and energy-efficiency programs. And now they are dealing with competition -- something many power companies are not used to managing.
"A set of third-party products are coming in that actually can provide the same service and the same set of solutions that a utility does," said G. Satish, Senior Vice President of Business Development and Solutions at Smart Utility Systems.
Russolo agreed, noting that she sees as an expansion of the utility industry including professionals from other areas.
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I've really enjoyed this monstrous thread, I gotta say. Especially all the modding and add-ons of Beemerphile. Really looking at this bike hard lately with a couple reservations: My current bike, a CB600 which I have loved and modified in minor ways over the last four years, has been turned into a little not-so-naked mini tourer. Other than being a bit beat up on the open slab due to basically no protection (except for an aftermarket Givi screen), I've been happy with it.
Then I realized I was lusting for something with a bit more range, maybe a little more power or protection, but at bargain basement, since I've only ever bought the three bikes owned used (Reflex, Buell Blast and the CB600). Toyed with the idea of getting a two cylinder Beemer 650 gs, but they seem dear and hard to find (and potentially a mechanical nightmare) and not meant to be a touring rig really even with a lot of modding, which I would do. There's a very good Honda shop up the road for when I need any heavy duty work (or I blow it). The only real competition for me at the moment is the Wee. But totally different machine (my indecision). But lots out there used for the patient, which I could be.
My only worry with the NC, is that I'll miss the HP on the SoCal freeway in and outa town, which, though I'm unmercifully buffeted on my hornet, has the oompah to get on past the crazies. But sorta unpleasant as it gets over about 70mph for any duration. Only considering the X, btw. I'm looking to retain the fun of the hornet in the twisties and sweepers, but have more comfort on the open road for some weekend/light touring. Looking to see if more touring is for me with more of a bike meant for it. And, a smaller bike appeals, as I'm a smaller person (hornet is just right, size wise). 5'5", 140lb, 32" inseam. I like to not be on my toes.
I have not had a chance to try either the DL or the NC, yet. Tried the Versys this summer and was disappointed at the engine feel. Way too shakey/vibratey, though it seemed to ride the rail on turns. Also tried the FZ6, which I sorta liked, but didn't improve range and wasn't quite upright enough for my ergos, though I did enjoy the engine by comparison.
Rowdymoose! You are exactly the person to give me your additional thoughts, as I see you have owned a Wee and live in SoCal. Any allaying of my HP fears as far as real world performance? I just like the "idea" and look of the adventure rigs (thus the Wee), but don't seriously think there's any more than a fire road or two in my future. The HP on my hornet is far higher and I worry a bit about being able to get around the wackos on the fwy.
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As a V-strom owner of both the 1000 and 650, it was time to move on after 10 years of Strom ownership. In my 60's and with only a couple of decades of riding left......, I want to experience something new upon opening the garage door and what I throw a leg over. I lived/camped on a Vstrom for a month riding in Canada and Alaska several years ago, and had no complaints with comfort and ridability.
V-stroms are not that good of a fire-road bike with stock suspension,....as even elevated 'water bars' in the road at a good clip seriously scrape the exhaust, or in my case the belly pan. I put a few more extras on my DR650, and will explore the Deserts of Az. as I start the 'Snowbird' exploring of retired life.
So, only 3 road bikes are tempting me at this time, A Harley XR1200X, a Triumph Scrambler, and go figure.....this new Honda NC700X. I am intruiged by the low and mid range torque, and heard rumors of the NC doing 60mph. at only 3,000 rpm. Is this true? I also am stroking the beard on how the NC mix of this torque and low center of gravity could be a handling smile maker.
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Combine flour and pepper in 9-inch pie plate. Dip chicken breasts in flour mixture to coat well.
Melt butter in 10-inch skillet until sizzling; add chicken. Cook over medium heat, turning occasionally, 7-8 minutes or until light golden brown. Remove chicken from pan.
Add whipping cream and mustard to same skillet. Cook over medium heat 4-5 minutes or until mixture comes to a boil and is thickened.
Return chicken to skillet. Add olives. Continue cooking 3-4 minutes or until heated through. Sprinkle with parsley. Serve over noodles, if desired.
*Substitute 1/2 cup sliced mushrooms.
Calories: 640
Fat: 47g
Cholesterol: 225mg
Sodium: 710mg
Carbohydrates: 17g
Dietary Fiber: 1g
Protein: 37g
This is really tasty! Only thing I would add is more cream for more sauce, and a little salt. Otherwise, it is a winner!
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Chicken Tacos
This is an easy Mexican-style dinner for a perfect kid-friendly fiesta.
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- 3 cups shredded rotisserie chicken, aobut a 3-pound chicken
- 1 (15-ounce) jar mild salsa, divided
- 2 tomatoes, diced
- 1 tablespoon freshly squeezed lime juice
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro
- 12 yellow corn taco shells
- 1 cup canned black beans, rinsed and drained
- 1 avocado, pitted, peeled and diced
- 2 cups shredded iceberg lettuce (1/2 head), rinsed and dried
- soy sour cream
In a large saute pan over medium heat, cook shredded chicken with 1 cup salsa.
In a medium bowl, toss tomatoes with lime juice and cilantro.
To assemble tacos, lay out all 12 tacos on a work surface. Evenly distribute the chicken, then beans, then avocado, then lettuce and finally the tomato mixture among the tacos. Serve tacos with sides of sour cream and the remaining salsa.
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I made the chicken tacos for dinner last night and everyone loved them! It was easy and delicious.
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