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Afolabi Olaniyi is president of the Rotaract Club District 9125, Federal University of Technology (FUT), Minna, Niger State. The 500-Level student of Library and Information Technology spoke with FAITH OLANIRAN.
What have you achieved so far as Rotaract president?
We have been able to undertake projects like feeding the less privileged which we did during the Ramadan fast last year. We also visited orphanages where we distributed laundry materials and food items. We also partnered with the National Blood Transfusion Service, Abuja where we mobilised our students to donate blood for the blood bank which is meant for accident victims. We realised 578 bags of blood from the exercise. Equally, we hold sanitation every month on the school campuses, in conjunction with the Servicom Student Unit.
What do you have in stock before you hand over?
No administration can finish all the projects which it plans to achieve, but all we need is sustainability and ensuring that our projects are impacting, on people which is what we need in this country to attain a better society. I will want to leave the club much better than I met it.
Other projects we are working on now include a quiz and spelling bee competition for secondary schools in Minna, renovation of the club's bus stop and water project to assist the Bosso community.
How have you been able to combine Rotaract activities with your studies?
It has been a challenge, but we thank God since all what do is to affect lives positively. I also thank my club members who had made my work easy so far, with their active support.
What is your driving force?
Rendering service to the indigents is a priority for me because it gives me great joy.
What are your challenges?
Life itself is a challenge. A lot of challenges have come up since my emergence as the club president, but I will always thank God for how far He has gone with me.
There was this word from one of my lecturers who said I cannot satisfy everyone but I should just do my best to satisfy my conscience. That has been a great help.
Are your leadership qualities inborn?
I believe they are inborn, because I have been acting in leadership capacities since my primary school days where I represented my school when I was in primary school in debating competitions. I was also the head boy.
What is your philosophy of life?
Giving voice to the voiceless and hope to the hopeless through humanitarian acts.
What is your counsel to students like you?
My word is for them to pass through school and also allow the school to pass through them and do things that will affect lives positively, permanently.
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In this movie, I'll show you a few tips and tricks for working with Adjustment layers. I've save the corrected version of the light butterfly as Adjustment_layer.psd found inside the 07_luminance folder. Now I'm not all that happy with the name of this adjustment, because after all, it's my only brightness contrast layer and it really doesn't state what the layer is doing. So I'm going to double-click on the layer name and call it Darken. All right, now let's switch back to the dark butterfly image and let's say I want to re-express the adjustment as an Adjustment layer.
But first, I need to undo the static adjustment. So I'll go up to the Edit menu, the Undo command is dimmed, because the Undo command only undoes the last operation in the image I performed the operation in, which wasn't this one. So what I need to do instead is either back step in the History panel or I can choose a step backward command, which has a keyboard shortcut of Ctrl+Alt+Z or Command+Option+Z on the Mac. And that goes ahead and undoes the adjustment as you can see. All right, now let's say I want to create a Brightness/Contrast adjustment layer, but I want to name it as I create it.
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All right, now let's say I want to get these butterflies matching each other. We'll go ahead and hide the Properties panel, then I'll go up to the Window menu, choose Arrange and choose 2-up Vertically so that I can see the butterfles side by side. I'll go ahead and scroll them independently here so that we can see the bodies of the butterflies. And it looks to me like the one on the left could stand to be brightened up a little more. And then the one on the right has a little bit too much contrast. So I'm going to start by editing the active image, which for me is dark butterfly.
To edit in the Adjustment layer, you double-click on this thumbnail in the Layers panel and that brings up the Properties panel. Now I showed you how you can select the first value by pressing Shift+Enter or Shift+Return. You can also select either value, Brightness or Contrast, by just clicking on its name like so. You have the option of scrubbing a value by dragging directly on the word Brightness or Contrast. If you want to change the value more quickly, you can press the Shift key in order to change the value in increments of 10.
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When you run Microsoft Exchange Server in a mixed-mode Exchange Server environment, users who are members of nested distribution groups cannot access resources in the public folder store. For example, users who are members of a nested group cannot see a public folder in the public folder hierarchy.
When you investigate this issue, you find that only the top-level group was converted to a Universal Security Group (USG). The nested groups remain Universal Distribution Groups (UDGs). You expect the Exchange store to automatically convert UDGs to USGs when the UDG is part of a discretionary access control list (DACL) for a public folder.
This issue occurs because nested UDGs are not converted to USGs if their parent is already a USG. The converter function determines whether to continue enumerating a member based on the member's group type. If a top-level group is a USG, the converter will not try to enumerate any nested groups to determine whether they also require conversion. Otherwise, every time that a DACL changed on a folder, Exchange would have to enumerate the entire membership of a group. Group enumeration affects the following items:
To work around this issue, convert the affected UDGs to USGs. You can either do this manually or by using a script. To do this manually, follow these steps:
Microsoft Exchange Server version 5.5 distribution lists and Active Directory security groupsExchange Server 5.5 uses distribution lists both for message delivery and for access control. However, Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server and Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 use distribution lists only for message delivery. Both Exchange 2000 and Exchange 2003 use Active Directory security groups for access control.
The following are the two types of Active Directory groups:
Conversion of UDGs to USGsThe Exchange store will automatically try to upgrade a UDG to a USG if a UDG is listed in the DACL for a public folder. The converter will enumerate the membership of a UDG. Additionally, the converter typically converts the nested member UDGs.
Important note The UDG must be in a Windows 2000 or Windows Server 2003 native mode domain to enable the Exchange store to upgrade the group to a USG. In a mixed Exchange 2000 and Exchange 5.5 environment, or in a mixed Exchange 2003 and Exchange 5.5 environment, the ADC will display a warning if you replicate Exchange 5.5 distribution lists to a non-native mode domain.
If the UDG is in a Windows 2000 or Windows Server 2003 native mode domain, the Exchange store will upgrade a UDG to a USG when the following conditions are true:
Circumstances where UDG to USG conversion does not occurUDG to USG conversion will not occur when the following conditions are true:
For more information, see the "Types of Groups Used in Access Control Lists" topic in Chapter 7 of the Working with the Exchange Server 2003 Store guide. To view this guide, visit the following Microsoft Web site:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa996360.aspxFor more information about the role of groups and of access control lists in Exchange 2000, visit the following Microsoft Web site:
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STUART - On March 19, from 6-9 p.m., hundreds of friends, family, and fans joined emerging artist Miss Katie Henderson as she celebrated her birthday and her self-titled exhibition at the Steinhausen Gallery in lovely downtown Stuart. Ten percent of the net proceeds from the exhibition at the Steinhausen have been pledged to support the Treasure Coast Down Syndrome Awareness Group, affiliated with "Stand Up For Independence" (SUFI).
In addition, Henderson is holding a drawing for one of her giclée prints entitled "Fashionista" to raise funds for the group. Henderson's desire is to provide financial assistance to officers and their families to attend the national self-advocacy conference, "Self-Advocates Becoming Empowered," in St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 30 - Sept. 2. During this one special evening, Henderson raised more than $300 toward her goal. Henderson's work will be displayed through June 18 at the Steinhausen Gallery.
Katie Henderson was born in Woodbridge, Va., a suburb of Washington, DC. Henderson is an evolving artist living with Down's Syndrome. Henderson believes that one can do anything, even if others think it not possible. Her motto is "I can do it!"
Henderson's love for art was inspired by her love of fashion and fashion design. Henderson taught herself how to draw from fashion books. In 2008, she began tracing illustrations of posing models repeatedly. Henderson's work is unique style, and her eye for composition, vision of movement, and her attraction to shape and design enables her to create extraordinary images. Much like Picasso, Henderson's art transcends boundaries as she captures the essence of the beauty of the female form. Henderson's unique perspective transforms the ordinary into a cubist world. From whimsical to classical fashions, it is Henderson's hope that people will smile and have fun when viewing her women. Henderson is currently experimenting with watercolors, and studying with Lynne Barletta at the Visionary School of the Arts in Stuart.
In February 2012, she was one of three women featured in her first gallery show entitled, "Empowered Women" at Osceola 32 in Stuart. She has also exhibited in several juried fine arts shows and won second place in Mixed Media at the Palm City Art Association 2012 Annual Show. Henderson was also recently selected as one of five artists for the "Emerging Artist Exhibit" at the Art Mundo in Fort Pierce.
Recently returning from the successful "A Night of Art & Blues" Down Syndrome Research Foundation fundraiser, University of Notre Dame campus, South Bend, Ind., Henderson could not be more thrilled that all three of her pieces submitted for Art Association of Martin County's (AAMC) juried event will be featured at the "Art of Association" exhibit at the Lighthouse Art Center Museum and Gallery in Tequesta.
"The Art of Association" runs June 4 - July 26, with the opening and awards reception to be held on June 21. Several regional art associations will jury and exhibit outstanding examples of works by their members. Her new pieces were created from the Contour Fashion Week that she attended in 2010. The Hendersons traveled to attend several shows in New York City. Her drawings were inspired from the pictures of models from this show. These drawings represent Henderson's unique interpretations.
The collection featured at "The Art of Association" is entitled "The Charmed Ones." Henderson loves to watch television and DVDs while she is drawing. "The Charmed Ones" is one of her favorites. "The Charmed Ones" was a supernatural drama from Spelling Television; the program ran from 1998 to 2006. The main characters in the drama included a sisterhood of the three supernatural beings that dedicated their lives to protecting innocents and the world from the forces of evil.
Join us at the Lighthouse Art Center Museum and Gallery and meet Piper, Phoebe, and Paige, For more information, please visit: http://www.lighthousearts.org/.
Henderson is also looking forward to hearing word about her "Prue," which has been submitted to the Art Association of Martin County, Inc.'s (AAMC) "Color Me Creative" show, and an exhibit at the 2012 National Down Syndrome Congress Convention (NDSC) in Washington, D.C. For more information, please visit: http://convention.ndsccenter.org/.
Henderson is actively supports promoting individuals with disabilities by donating originals and giclée prints for fundraising events. It is her dream that people will purchase her works and enjoy them in their homes.
Upcoming events:
Through June 18 [June 2 opening reception] exhibit, Steinhausen Gallery, Stuart
June 4 - July 26, "The Art of Association," at the Lighthouse Art Center, Museum & Gallery, Tequesta
July 11 - Aug. 1, "Emerging Artist Exhibit," [opening reception July 11], Art Mundo, Fort Pierce
July 20 - 21, National Down Syndrome Congress Convention, Washington, D.C.; self-advocate exhibit.
The Steinhausen Gallery is located at 307 Colorado Ave., Stuart. The gallery hours are from noon to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and the gallery is closed on Sundays. For more information, please see: http://www.steinhausenart.com. For more information about Miss Katie Henderson, and Miss Katie's Kreations, please visit: http://www.MissKatiesKreations.com.
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Iceberg Economies and Shadow Selves
This story originally appeared at TomDispatch.com.
After the Macondo well exploded in the Gulf of Mexico, it was easy enough (on your choice of screen) to see a flaming oil platform, the very sea itself set afire with huge plumes of black smoke rising, and the dark smear of what would become five million barrels of oil beginning to soak birds and beaches. Infinitely harder to see and less dramatic was the vast counterforce soon at work: the mobilizing of tens of thousands of volunteers, including passionate locals from fishermen in the Louisiana Oystermen's Association to an outraged tattoo-artist-turned-organizer, from visiting scientists, activist groups and Catholic Charities reaching out to Vietnamese fishing families to the journalist and oil-policy expert Antonia Juhasz, and Rosina Philippe of the Atakapa-Ishak tribe in Grand Bayou. And don't forget the ceaseless toil of the Sierra Club's local environmental justice organizer, the Gulf Coast Restoration Network, the New Orleans-born poet-turned-investigator Abe Louise Young and so many more than I can list here.
I think of one ornithologist I met in Grand Bayou who had been dispatched to the Gulf by an organization, but had decided to stay on even if his funding ran out. This mild-mannered man with a giant pair of binoculars seemed to have some form of pneumonia, possibly induced by oil-fume inhalation, but that didn't stop him. He was among the thousands whose purpose in the Gulf had nothing to do with profit, unless you're talking about profiting the planet.
The force he represented mattered there, as it does everywhere—a force that has become ever more visible to me as I live and journey among those who dedicate themselves to their ideals and act on their solidarities. Only now, though, am I really beginning to understand the full scope of its power.
Long ago, Adam Smith wrote about the "invisible hand" of the free market, a phrase which always brings to my mind horror movies and Gothic novels in which detached and phantasmagorical limbs go about their work crawling and clawing away. The idea was that the economy would somehow self-regulate and so didn't need to be interfered with further—or so still go the justifications for capitalism, even though it took an enormous armature of government interventions to create the current mix of wealth and poverty in our world. Your tax dollars pay for wars that make the world safe for giant oil corporations, and those corporations hand over huge sums of money to their favorite politicians (and they have so many favorites!) to regulate the political system to continue to protect, reward and enrich themselves. But you know that story well.
As 2010 ends, what really interests me aren't the corrosions and failures of this system, but the way another system, another invisible hand, is always at work in what you could think of as the great, ongoing, Manichean arm-wrestling match that keeps our planet spinning. The invisible claw of the market may fail to comprehend how powerful the other hand—the one that gives rather than takes—is, but neither does that open hand know itself or its own power. It should. We all should.
The Iceberg Economy
Who wouldn't agree that our society is capitalistic, based on competition and selfishness? As it happens, however, huge areas of our lives are also based on gift economies, barter, mutual aid, and giving without hope of return (principles that have little or nothing to do with competition, selfishness, or scarcity economics). Think of the relations between friends, between family members, the activities of volunteers or those who have chosen their vocation on principle rather than for profit.
Think of the acts of those—from daycare worker to nursing home aide or the editor of TomDispatch.com—who do more, and do it more passionately, than they are paid to do; think of the armies of the unpaid who are at "work" counterbalancing and cleaning up after the invisible hand and making every effort to loosen its grip on our collective throat. Such acts represent the relations of the great majority of us some of the time and a minority of us all the time. They are, as the two feminist economists who published together as J. K. Gibson-Graham noted, the nine-tenths of the economic iceberg that is below the waterline.
Capitalism is only kept going by this army of anti-capitalists, who constantly exert their powers to clean up after it, and at least partially compensate for its destructiveness. Behind the system we all know, in other words, is a shadow system of kindness, the other invisible hand. Much of its work now lies in simply undoing the depredations of the official system. Its achievements are often hard to see or grasp. How can you add up the foreclosures and evictions that don't happen, the forests that aren't leveled, the species that don't go extinct, the discriminations that don't occur?
The official economic arrangements and the laws that enforce them ensure that hungry and homeless people will be plentiful amid plenty. The shadow system provides soup kitchens, food pantries, and giveaways, takes in the unemployed, evicted, and foreclosed upon, defends the indigent, tutors the poorly schooled, comforts the neglected, provides loans, gifts, donations, and a thousand other forms of practical solidarity, as well as emotional support. In the meantime, others seek to reform or transform the system from the inside and out, and in this way, inch by inch, inroads have been made on many fronts over the past half century.
The terrible things done, often in our name and thanks in part to the complicity of our silence or ignorance, matter. They are what wells up daily in the news and attracts our attention. In estimating the true make-up of the world, however, gauging the depth and breadth of this other force is no less important. What actually sustains life is far closer to home and more essential, even if deeper in the shadows, than market forces and much more interesting than selfishness.
Most of the real work on this planet is not done for profit: it's done at home, for each other, for affection, out of idealism, and it starts with the heroic effort to sustain each helpless human being for all those years before fending for yourself becomes feasible. Years ago, when my friends started having babies I finally began to grasp just what kind of labor goes into sustaining one baby from birth just to toddlerhood.
If you do the math, with nearly seven billion of us on Earth right now, that means seven billion years of near-constant tending only to get children upright and walking, a labor of love that adds up to more than the age of this planet. That's not a small force, even if it is only a force of maintenance. Still, the same fierce affection and determination pushes back everywhere at the forces of destruction.
Though I'm not sure I could bring myself to watch yet again that Christmas (and banking) classic It's a Wonderful Life, its premise—that the effects of what we do might best be gauged by considering what the world would be like without us—is still useful. For the American environment, this last year was, at best, a mixed one. Nonetheless, polar bears got some protection and the building of at least one nuclear power plant was prevented; the work of groups like the Sierra Club continued to keep new coal-fired power plants at bay; and Californians defeated a sinister oil-company-sponsored initiative, to name just a few of the more positive developments. Erase all the groups at work on the environment, hardly noticed by the rest of us, and it would have been a massacre.
The Alternatives to "There Is No Alternative"
We not only have a largely capitalist economy but an ideological system that justifies this as inevitable. "There is no alternative," as former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher used to like to say. Many still argue that this is simply the best human nature, nasty to the core, can possibly hope to manage.
Fortunately, it's not true. Not only is there an alternative, but it's here and always has been. Recently, I had dinner with Renato Redentor Constantino, a climate and social justice activist from the Philippines, and he mentioned that he never cared for the slogan, "Another world is possible." That other world is not just possible, he pointed out, it's always been here.
We tend to think revolution has to mean a big in-the-streets, winner-take-all battle that culminates with regime change, but in the past half century it has far more often involved a trillion tiny acts of resistance that sometimes cumulatively change a society so much that the laws have no choice but to follow after. Certainly, American society has changed profoundly over the past half century for those among us who are not male, or straight, or white, or Christian, becoming far less discriminatory and exclusionary.
Radicals often speak as though we live in a bleak landscape in which the good has yet to be born, the revolution yet to begin. As Constantino points out, both of them are here, right now, and they always have been. They are represented in countless acts of solidarity and resistance, and sometimes they even triumph. When they don't—and that's often enough—they still do a great deal to counterbalance the official organization of our country and economy. That organization ensures oil spills, while the revolutionaries, if you want to call them that, head for the birds and the beaches, and maybe, while they're at it, change the official order a little, too.
Of course, nothing's quite as simple as that. After all, there are saints in government and monsters in the progressive movement; there's petroleum in my gas tank and money in my name in banks. To suggest that the world is so easily divided into one hand and the other, selfish and altruistic, is impossibly reductive, but talking in binaries has an advantage: it lets you focus on what is seldom acknowledged.
To say there is no alternative dismisses both the desire for and the possibility of alternative arrangements of power. For example, how do you square a Republican Party hell-bent on preserving tax cuts for the wealthiest 2 percent of Americans with a new poll by two university economists suggesting that nearly all of us want something quite different? The pollsters showed a cross-section of Americans pie charts depicting three degrees of wealth distribution in three societies, and asked them what their ideal distribution of wealth might be. The unidentified charts ranged from our colossal disparity to absolute equality, with Swedish moderation in-between.


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Phil Clarke wonders if enough is being done to get home-grown talent playing in the Super League.
Last Updated: 09/05/12 1:08pm
Overseas players. It's a topic that's been written about that often in the last 25 years that I'm not sure anybody is interested in it anymore.
From the time when Halifax won the league with almost a full team of Australian players, under their Australian player/coach Chris Anderson in the mid 80's, through to today it has been a subject of lessening interest in rugby league circles. As I write this article, I'm worried that it has become a subject that people no longer wish to debate or read about.
I suppose that it's become even more complicated in the last few years after players like Rangi Chase and Chris Heighington were selected for England. Who knows who the 'overseas players' are anymore?
Last Friday night in Wigan, Hull KR fielded a side with what I would call 10 overseas players. They hadn't learned to play the game in this country, nor were they born here. Wigan had four of their seven backs from Australia or NZ and two of these four played at scrum-half and stand-off, key positions in the modern day team.
Last Saturday I watched a Hull team beat Leeds with only two of their 17 players actually trained and developed by the club. I looked back at the Hull side that played in the 2006 Grand Final and noticed that on that day there were eight players that the club could honestly say they had produced.
I understand that most of the time the head coach is only really bothered about winning the next match and will select the players that give him the best chance to do this.
In my opinion Anthony Gelling was outstanding for Wigan against Hull KR and I can see why he was selected ahead of Matthew Russell, but I want to ask if this is the right way for the sport in this country?
Sam Tomkins is one of the most exciting players in the Super League and yet may never have had a chance to shine had it not been for an injury to an Australian player. How many other young players are denied an opportunity like Sam?
Not good enough?
I have heard some people say that they are not good enough or just not ready, but unlike the NRL, our clubs rarely give a player from a lower division an opportunity at Super League level when they get past 22. Even if we did have a brilliant system to help our more talented players during their development phase of say 18-22, would they ever get picked ahead of an older player from Down Under?
It's not just in rugby league that the goal posts have shifted so far that we have lost sight of the pitch!
Last weekend rugby union Premiership side Sale were criticised for selecting an all-English team to play in their last game of the season! Surely if we care about sport in this country we should be applauding Steve Diamond at Sale?
There are some rugby league clubs in this country who have changed their philosophy and reliance on overseas players. Warrington have invested time, effort and money to start to produce their own players in a better way than ever before. Huddersfield are also trying, and have bought and recruited British players from other clubs. I am told that Hull have now addressed the issue and are looking to get back to helping their young players maximise their potential. However they have all done this voluntary and I wonder if the game need to make it compulsory.
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Whilst talking to a few Hull supporters before their game against Leeds, I raised the subject of overseas players and was slightly shocked when one of them told me that he would have a full team of Australians if it meant that they might win from now on. Therein lies one of the problems.
The next hurdle put forward by some is that if you reduce the number of overseas players you'll reduce the standard of the competition. Is that true?
I have heard Brian Noble and Steve McNamara both say this, but I want to know the alternative. Do we just continue on the path that we are on waiting until Anthony Gelling qualifies to play for us?
Warrington signed a player in his mid-20's from the Co-operative Championship last year. His name is Chris Hill and he's doing quite well for them. Can you honestly say that he is the only player in that division capable of playing in the Stobart Super League?
I believe that we could fill the spaces of some overseas players with lads from clubs like Halifax, Batley, Dewsbury, Leigh, Keighley and Featherstone. This would provide an opportunity for the late developers. Many of the overseas players that we get in the UK didn't make their NRL debut until their mid-20's anyway!
And why do I say all this? Well, partly because I was born here and want to see others given a similar chance and secondly because I want to see more competition for places in the England team. I also think that we spend a great deal of money on player development which never gets off the production line. It can't get a space on the shelf to shine.
Could the game, and I mean both the clubs and the RFL, be better off if it came up with an agreed plan to buy British?
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It's rare the Arizona Wildcats football team has had consistently good quarterback play, but the past five seasons saw them get just that.
Whether it was Willie Tuitama, Nick Foles or Matt Scott under center, the Cats generally had little trouble generating yards and points via the air.
However, none of those three will be on the roster next season, as they've graduated and gone to either wait tables or play in the NFL.
The departure of Scott, who threw for 3,620 yards and 27 touchdowns last season to go along with 506 rushing yards and six scores, leaves a considerable hole for second-year coach Rich Rodriguez to fill as spring practices get underway.
"It's not so much about finding a starter, it's about finding guys we can win with," he told the media Tuesday. "We hope to find two or three at every position. I don't know if we're there yet, it may take us a couple years recruiting and development to get to that point."
As of now, Rodriguez has a few options to choose from, though only one has ever taken a snap for the team. Senior B.J. Denker started one game for the Wildcats last season and appeared in four others, and in all completed 25 of 37 passes for 259 yards and three touchdowns. He was intercepted once and ran for 74 yards and a score.
After him, though, it's an unproven mix of passers. Redshirt freshman Javelle Allen, USC transfer Jesse Scroggins, Louisiana Tech transfer Nick Isham and true freshman Anu Solomon all figure to have a chance, though Scroggins is recovering from foot surgery and Solomon is will not be able to join the team until he finishes up his senior year at Las Vegas Bishop Gorman High School.
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10 Best U.S. Road Trips to Take this Summer
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Hug the Eastern Shoreline
Start: Asbury Park, NJ
End: Outer Banks, NC
Distance: 385 Miles
Begin along the Garden State Parkway at the New Jersey shore in Asbury Park, which is recovering well post-Hurricane Sandy with a brand-new boardwalk. Farther south, Atlantic City unveils several new non-gaming hotels this summer, including the refurbished The Claridge Hotel. At the bottom tip of the state, hit Cape May for its quiet beaches, quaint charm, and historic lighthouse before moving on to Delaware. Fenwick Island to the south is the spot for watersports and the home of the DiscoverSea Shipwreck Museum. Onward, US 13 S leads you into Virginia, where you'll find the Virginia Aquarium and Marine Science Center, one of the best in the country. Next stop: the Outer Banks in North Carolina, a collection of barrier islands with great beaches, pleasant fishing villages, and historic sites such as Kitty Hawk, where the Wright Brothers first took flight.
Plan Your Trip: Visit Fodor's New Jersey Shore, Delaware, Virginia, and North Carolina Guides
Cruise Under Montana's Big Sky
Start: Red Lodge, MT
Finish: Cooke City, MT
Distance: 64 miles
Famed "On the Road" television host Charles Kuralt called the Beartooth All-American Highway, aka US 212, the "most beautiful drive in America." Though only 64 miles, this scenic drive, which winds through Montana and Wyoming, is meant to be leisurely, so expect it to take at least three hours and be prepared for weather changes. Keep your eyes open for wildlife while enjoying breathtaking scenery—20 mountain peaks and 10,000 stunning lakes. This is mining country, and outdoor activities are available along the way, from rafting to hiking, especially at the Cooke City terminus, which borders Yellowstone National Park.
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Discover Coastal New England
Start: Mystic, CT
End: Bar Harbor, ME
Distance: 400 miles
While some may prefer the fall foliage, summer is also prime time for exploring New England. Mystic's famous Seaport doubles as The Museum of America and the Sea. The galleries, historic wooden ships, and recreation of a 19th-century maritime village are a great way to steady your sea legs. Detour off I-95 North to Newport, RI to tour the opulent Gilded-Age mansions and tackle the 3.5-mile Cliff Walk nearby. Don't forget to grab some fresh lobster right on the harbor at the Aquidneck Lobster Bar, Newport's newest seafood spot. Head to Boston next via 95 N. Stretch your legs along the city's Freedom Trail, a 2.5-mile walk through famous sites from the American Revolution. Boston is also a prime stop for foodies; chef Barbara Lynch, known for No. 9 Park and B & G Oysters, was recently named Restaurateur of the Year by the James Beard Foundation. Pushing northward, stop in Portland, Maine, for its picturesque downtown before jumping a ferry to hop the chain of outlaying islands, full of beaches and artist havens. Wrap up the journey in Acadia National Park, 47,000 acres of woods, mountains, coastline, and lakes.
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Hit Maui's Hana Highway
Start: Kahului, HI
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Distance: 51.1 miles
Be sure to pack your bathing suit for Maui's most scenic drive. Sprawled along highways 36 and 360, picturesque coastlines and verdant jungles await at every twist and turn, along with black sand beaches, waterfalls, and roadside fruit stands. Plan on a full day in order to enjoy the various stops, such as the surfing stop Jaws and the chilly cascades of Twin Falls. A great detour for hungry travelers is in Paia at the Mama's Fish House or at the Paia Fish Market. Once you reach Hana, the gorgeous black sand Waianapanapa Beach is perfect for relaxing after the day's drive. Take a final dip in the Seven Sacred Pools at the Waianapanapa State Wayside Park.
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Savor the Pacific Northwest's Wine Country
Start: Salem, OR
End: Walla Walla, WA
Distance: 288 miles
Start in Salem, where over 200 vineyards await just outside the city limits in the Willamette Valley. Be sure to put the biodynamic winery Montinore Estate on the agenda—their pinot noirs are a stand-out and their 210 acres are lovely to behold. Then, get a taste of the big city in Portland, the culinary boomtown of the Northwest. Be sure to grab an award-winning meal at Le Pigeon or Beast, or opt for a more casual bite at one of the city's may food cart "pods." If passing through on a weekend, visit the riverside Saturday Market (it runs on Sundays, too, despite the name), the area's largest outdoor arts and crafts market. Head east via route 84, once part of the Oregon Trail, to the Columbia River Gorge to view the gushing waterfalls. Cross into Washington State to explore some of their great wineries, such as Chateau Ste. Michelle Estate in Paterson and K Vintners in Walla Walla.
Plan Your Trip: Visit Fodor's Oregon and Washington Guides
Roam the Wilderness of the Blue Ridge Parkway
Start: Charlottesville, VA
End: Asheville, NC
Distance: 383 miles
Dense with aromatic forests, the Blue Ridge Parkway connects Shenandoah National Park in North Carolina and Virginia's Skyline Drive. The Poor's Farmer's Market at mile 178 is a great spot to pick up a quilt and the Blue Ridge Music Center (mile 213) is a must to experience and appreciate Appalachian music. Take in the best views at Waterrock Knob at mile 451 and be sure to explore towns such as Blowing Rock (mile 291) and Little Switzerland (mile 334). The bookend cities of Charlottesville and Asheville are worth a day or two each.
Plan Your Trip: Visit Fodor's Virginia and North Carolina Guides
Wend along the Pacific Coast Highway
Start: Monterey, CA
End: Morro Bay, CA
Distance: 144 miles
One of the country's most iconic drives, PCH always makes for a great trip. Start in Monterey, once the capital of California, to uncover the state's Spanish and Mexican past, and do not miss the famous Monterey Bay Aquarium. The noted artist community of Carmel is next; pull over to observe the kingfishers and pelicans at Carmel River State Beach. Due south, Point Lobos Reserve covers 550 acres and includes the U.S.'s first undersea ecological reserve. Continue on to stunning cliffs of Big Sur and further south, where sea otters await at Soberanes Point. The drive ends in Morro Bay State Park Museum of Natural History, a draw for Morro Rock and its panoramic views.
Plan Your Trip: Visit Fodor's California Guide
Follow a Southern BBQ Trail
Start: Holly Hill, SC
End: Austin, TX
Distance: 1,224 miles
Work up an appetite and pace yourself for the best BBQ the south has to offer. Starting in South Carolina, the "dark" and "light" pork of Sweatman's makes for the perfect starter. Be sure to order a side of the house mustard sauce. Then, hit the road and follow I-20 due west until Birmingham, Alabama, where Miss Myra's Pit Bar BQ's (3278 Cahaba Heights Road) vinegary, mayo-based white sauce will win you over. Next, it's deeper south and west to Ocean Springs, Mississippi, to the iconic The Shed, just outside of Biloxi. Here, take in live blues with your pork ribs before continuing on to New Orleans, where you can digest several days of history, music, food, and fun. Don't forget to hit The Joint, where the ribs are said to be the best in the city. Your last stop is Austin for two barbecue landmarks. The Salt Lick is known for its beef brisket, smoked over an open pit. Finally, you won't regret braving the lines at Franklin BBQ, hailed by many as the best BBQ the U.S. has to offer.
Plan Your Trip: Visit Fodor's South Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, New Orleans, and Austin Guides
Explore the Empire State's Great Lakes
Start: Dunkirk, NY
End: Cape Vincent, NY
Distance: 315 miles
Begin at Dunkirk Historical Lighthouse on Lake Erie, where you can take a harbor cruise from the Dunkirk Pier to learn about local shipwrecks. Continue northward on Route 190 around the lake and take a breather at majestic Niagara Falls. Enjoy Fort Niagara State Park to experience living history programs and the stunning views, before traveling north and continuing along Lake Ontario on Route 18. A historic detour worth taking is Murphy Orchards and Underground Railroad in Burt, New York. Continue on Route 104 to Oswego to stop at the Fort Ontario State Site, the Safe Haven Museum, and the Oswego Lighthouse. Finish at the mouth of the St. Lawrence River at Cape Vincent.
Plan Your Trip: Visit Fodor's Niagara and Western New York Guide
Circle Puerto Rico's Best Beaches
Start: San Juan, PR
End: Dorado, PR
Distance: 290 miles
Start in cosmopolitan San Juan, where you can explore the ancient fortifications of historic Old San Juan by foot. Once on the road, head east to the marinas of Fajardo to spend the day sailing. Or, if it's a clear evening, set out in kayaks in the bioluminescent bay, where the waters glow in the dark. Continuing south, explore the fishing village of Naguabo, then head southwest to the historic city of Ponce before hitting the beach again in Guanica, home of the island's dry forest reserve. On the western coast of the island lies some of the best surfing zones, including Cabo Rojo and Rincon. Looping around the island's northwest end, trade the car for a horseback ride along the beach in lovely Isabela. Finish in placid Dorado Beach, a favorite with families, and gourmands for celebrity chef Jose Andres' Mi Casa restaurant at the Dorado Beach Ritz Carlton Reserve.
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As you're heading north from Mystic to Bar Harbor, be sure to stop off in Portsmouth NH—you can divert along Route 1B to enjoy NH's 18 miles of seacoast and stop in Portsmouth—more restaurant seats than citizens, tax-free shopping and 10 historic sites (National Trust "Distinctive Destination") including Strawbery Banke Museum, the 10-acre living history museum spanning ordinary life in America, 1695-1954. http://www.strawberybanke.org
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By Mehgaan Jones
Like mother, like daughter. Forty-eight-year-old Laura Hinshaw, who has been a registered nurse for 28 years, is back in school, working to earn a Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree.
Often sitting in those same Clayton State University classrooms, is her 22-year-old daughter, Anna Hinshaw, who also is seeking a Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree (BSN).
Both women have a passion for the nursing field and a desire to care for patients.
"I consider myself a prudent nurse," said Laura Hinshaw. "I care about my patients, and I want to do the right thing at all times. I chose to obtain my BSN because it is evidence-based that the BSN nurse achieves better patient outcomes."
According to a media statement from Clayton State University Spokesperson Erin Fender, Laura Hinshaw has been a registered nurse, or RN, for nearly 30 years, and through her passion and dedication for her work, has been an inspiration to her daughter.
"I am proud of her choice of profession," the elder Hinshaw said. "I can truly see that it is what God intended for her to be," added Hinshaw, who currently works as a charge nurse on the orthopedic/neurological floor, at Southern Regional Medical Center, in Riverdale.
She earned an associate's degree in nursing, in 1983, from Clayton State University and recently returned to her alma mater for the RN-to-BSN program-- a program for registered nurses, who are graduates of associate degree-or diploma-nursing programs.
Hinshaw's daughter, Anna, is a senior nursing student, who said she never felt pressure from her mother to follow in her same career path.
"My mom never pressured me to become a nurse," said Anna Hinshaw. She added that once her mother noticed her interest in nursing, the mother began to educate the daughter about the benefits of nursing.
She said her mother's zeal for patient care was a big influence on her.
Dr. Karen Weaver, associate professor of nursing, and director of the RN-BSN program, has had both mother and daughter in her classroom, since they began their journey toward their degrees, according the statement from Fender.
"They are both pleasant, conscientious, responsible, and extremely bright students," said Weaver. "Laura is an outstanding registered nurse, and I'm certain Anna will be an exceptional nurse, too," she added.
According to Fender, Dr. Weaver knows first-hand how it feels to have a child of hers follow in her footsteps. Her daughter graduated, in 2006, from the Clayton State University School of Nursing.s
"I think there is no greater honor than to have a child follow in the footsteps of a parent," Weaver said.
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Unofficial Guild Wars Build Suggestion Thread
I have seen all around the web, other people's ideas of what character build is best in Guild Wars, and which ones aren't any good. I am a firm beilever of every build can be useful, it just depends on what role you want to play.
The purpose of this thread is to extract anyone's ideas of their useful build, or talk about a build that didn't allow them to approach the came as they would have liked.
Also, for those who have ascended, did you change your secondary class? If so, would you mind explaining? This way, people like me who are finding less and less use for my secondary class can have an idea of what might compliment my primary.
Re: Unofficial Guild Wars Build Suggestion Thread
okay, my build is a Fire Ele/Death Necro. The role i enjoy is dealign as much damage as fast as possible and disabling the enemy. For most of the game, i would raise undead minions in an effort to keep the enemy grouped together while i AoE'ed them. As i have progressed, I find that my necro minion skills are not as useful because i am able to deal alot more damage.
I am having a tough time deciding what class to choose once i ascend. but i will say that anyone thinking of benig a caster, choose the elementalist. having Energy Storage as an updating attribute is great. I have a ton of energy.
Re: Unofficial Guild Wars Build Suggestion Thread
My Warrior/Monk at this time: LVL 16
Healing - 8
Smiting- 3
Strength- 7
Swordmaship- 10 (8 +2 with runes)
Sprint: Move 25% faster for 11 seconds
Sever Artery: Foes Bleeds for 18 seconds
Gash: foes takes 8 points of damage and looses 20% health fo 15 seconds
Galrash Slash: does +27 damage
Final Thrust: does +27 of damage, if foe is less then 50% health it does +54 damage
Baltazars Spirit: get energy and adrenaline each time I take damage- decreased energy regeneration by 1 arrow.
Mending: Health Regeneration of 3, decreased energy regeneration by 1 arrow.
Restore Life: raise dead allies with 39% health and 68% energy.
My strategy:
Enchant myself with Mending and Balthazars Spirit, this will make my energy regeneration a zero, but I get energy everytime I take damage, so energy is not a problem during fights. I then use sprint to get to the foes quicker, so they'll concentrate on me rather them my party members. I use Sever Artery, Gash, Galrash Slash, and Final Thrust to take down foes quickly. If the party monk gets attacked I concentrate on the attacking foe. If the monk dies, I use Restore life to raise the monk back to life and try to lead any foes away from the monk.
Re: Unofficial Guild Wars Build Suggestion Thread
wow.. thats a great strategy! i should have included a little more about my guy..
fire skill - 15
energy storage - 13
i have 551 health, so if the baddies get past the warriors, i get in their way of the monk. i dont have great armor, btu i can stop them long enough to get the warriors near. i use knock-down spells and setting them on fire. nothing is better than seeing them flee or chase someone, and a fireball might miss.. Immolate will not :)
all this makes me wonder what a secondary could be. maybe amonk cause i have so much energy. 75 energy
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (Nov. 30, 2012) The University of Kentucky has created the nation's first working model for electronic health record (EHR) reporting of cancer cases to the state's cancer registry.
Cancer incidence is higher in Kentucky than in any other state in the U.S. The EHR model allows Kentucky oncologists and other providers to feed clinical data to the Kentucky Cancer Registry in "real time," helping epidemiologists see trends in cancer statistics more quickly than before. It is an important step towards ensuring the statewide cancer control efforts have the most current information about cancer diagnoses and treatments in Kentucky.
The project was funded as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) Comparative Effectiveness Research activities through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Principal investigators Tom Tucker and Eric Durbin were awarded a sub-contract in the amount of $976,449 to develop the methods and standards for physician EHRs to report directly to the Kentucky Cancer Registry, the state's population-based cancer surveillance system.
"This project is laying the groundwork for electronic reporting not only in Kentucky but across the United States," said Durbin, director of Cancer Informatics at the Kentucky Cancer Registry.
The model was officially put in use Oct. 19. Reports for five cancer cases newly diagnosed by Dr. Halden H. Ford were securely transmitted from Paducah Dermatology PLLC, in Paducah Kentucky, using the Team Chart Concept (TCC) EHR system, provided by Ulrich Medical Concepts, Inc.
This breakthrough represents the culmination of an important collaboration between Paducah Dermatology, Ulrich Medical Concepts, the Kentucky Regional Extension Center, the Kentucky Health Information Exchange, the Kentucky Cancer Registry and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to provide complete, timely, and accurate data needed to combat cancer in the
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Hernando mayor lobbies for Mississippi cities
Johnson takes concerns of municipalities before legislators
Usually he presides over the political process in Hernando, but recently Mayor Chip Johnson turned lobbyist.
As chairman of the legislative committee of the Mississippi Municipal League, Johnson was in Jackson to talk to state legislators about bills supported by the alliance of municipalities throughout the state.
"Everything we do (in Jackson) helps cities in Mississippi as a whole, which helps Hernando," Johnson said.
Johnson has been involved with the Municipal League, which also provides training for public officials, since becoming an alderman in 2001.
He serves on its executive board of directors, and he was chairman of the league's revenue task force before taking over as chair of the legislative committee.
As chair, Johnson held nine meetings around the state to gather the top concerns of mayors and public officials.
Johnson was at the Statehouse lobbying for four initiatives he identified as important to the Municipal League's membership.
One bill would make it easier for municipalities to clean up private dwellings that are declared a public nuisance. A second would increase the fines levied for tampering with utilities.
"At the meetings across the state, one of the top concerns from mayors was finding a more efficient way to be able to handle the clean-up of dilapidated properties," he said.
The third bill would increase the daily fee a judge can charge a convict for his incarceration. Under current law, judges can charge a prisoner $10 a day for his imprisonment. The new legislation would bump the fee to $30.
"I realize that a lot of the time, convicts don't have the money to pay that kind of fee," Johnson said. "But if a criminal does have the money, it gives the judge the flexibility to assess that penalty."
All three of the bills made it out of their respective house committees and were expected to make it through the Senate.
A fourth bill, a passionate subject for Johnson, would repeal tax breaks on Section 42 housing.
"Because of this law, millions of dollars in potential taxpayer revenues have been lost and are going into a very few rich landowners pockets," Johnson said.
Johnson said the bill passed through the House unanimously last year but never made it out of committee in the Senate.
This year, the bill had more trouble getting through the House. Johnson attributed that fact to a lobbyist hired by the supporters of the law.
However, the bill's chances of getting past the Senate look slim again in 2009.
"The best way to kill something is to double refer it (to two separate committees)." Johnson said. "And this bill has been referred to both the finance and housing committees."
While not all Johnson's political initiatives will turn out the way he likes, he said the important thing is that he is in Jackson talking with the people who are involved in the legislative process.
"While I was in Jackson I met the governor, the lieutenant governor, the speaker of the house and appeared before the House Ways and Means Committee," Johnson said. "In this volunteer position, I'm making contacts that help the City of Hernando."
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About a month ago, my 4 year old got this strange pimple right on her knee cap. It started out as just a red bump, and was really sensitive. After a couple of days it got a big white head on it. I mentioned it to my mom, who is a nurse, and she told me to keep an eye on it, becuase that can be a sign of staph. So, I called the Dr., and they said it's probably nothing, just watch for it to spread or become really red or inflamed. It never did, and after a couple more days, it just went away. I thought it was probably just an ingrown hair or something and dismissed it. Well, last night when I was getting her ready for bed, I noticed it was back, in the exact same place! So far it's just a red bumb, and again, it's really sensitive/painful and she won't let me near it. Has anyone experienced this? Any idea what it could be??
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No I dont but I would take her to the doc and explain what happend! If they dont take you serious then find another doc but do not give up! You wouldnt want it to be over looked and it could be something! GL!
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I've had ingrown hairs on my legs that seemingly go away, and then miraculously reappear...it could be that. I highly doubt it's a staph infection (it would have gotten worse, not better), but I would give my doctor a call again, or just go in if they have walk-in hours. Maybe she got bit by a spider?
so super important! my dh had got an abscess on his leg, it first looked like a pimple then got real hard all around and a huge white head. he let it go and tried to squeeze the white puss himself. it was so very painful for him! then about a week later my son who was only 10 months got one under his leg. he cried and cried. he even woke up screaming! it was so horrible! so both him and my son went to the emergency. they were given antibiotics because it is an infection they needed to get rid of or else it would just come back. and with my husband the doctor had to actually cut into it, to realese the pressure and puss.
with my son i had to soak him in hot water at least 3 times aday and give him his meds! the bath will help it come to the surface and eventually feel better!
please dont ignor it! i feel like crying just thinking of the pain they went through.
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Welcome to the Americinn Of Bloomington/Richfield, Mn
Free Wi-Fi, breakfast and parking, plus an indoor pool, hot tub and a location close to area attractions await Priceline guests at AmericInn Of Bloomington/Richfield, MN.
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This three-story property has 56 rooms, all equipped with complimentary Wi-Fi and newspapers, coffeemakers, seating areas and flat-panel cable TVs with pay-per-view movies. Non-smoking accommodations are available. In the morning, guests rise and dine on a free breakfast buffet that includes waffles, eggs, bagels, yogurt and more. The hotel has an indoor pool, hot tub, laundry facility, vending machines and 24-hour front desk. There is also lobby with fireplace and leather sofa. Parking and an airport shuttle are on the house.
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AmericInn is located off of I-494, nine miles from downtown Minneapolis. There are a number of eateries within walking distance in addition to the food court and restaurants at Mall of America, about one mile away. Minnesota Zoo and the Science Museum of Minnesota are 10 miles from the hotel. Minnesota Zoological Gardens is a 12-minute drive, and Valleyfair Amusement Park is 20 minutes. It's three miles to Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
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