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(UNC), Chapel Hill. Her research involves the design and testing of innovative clinical and community-based nutrition and physical activity intervention approaches for chronic disease risk reduction in primarily low-income and minority populations. Her most recent research interests focus on school nutrition policy associated with childhood obesity, sustainable agriculture as it relates to improved nutrition, and social entrepreneurship as a sustainable approach to addressing health disparities. Dr. Ammerman is engaged in research and practice collaborations across North Carolina addressing childhood obesity and has served on several statewide advisory boards regarding childhood obesity and sustainable local food systems. Dr. Ammerman is principal investigator for 1 of 10 National Institutes of Health (NIH)-funded Health Disparities Centers, with a focus on cardiovascular disease. She is co-principal investigator of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)-funded Center of Excellence for Training and Research Translation at UNC, charged with the identification, translation, and dissemination of evidence-based interventions for the control and prevention of obesity and cardiovascular disease. In 2000, Dr. Ammerman received the Greenberg Award for excellence in public health research, service, and practice, and in 2011 the Ned Brooks Award for Public Service. She received her doctoral degree in nutrition from UNC, Chapel Hill.
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July 13, 2014 - A ripe nose of blackberry, fig, herbs and licorice lead way to much of the same on the palate along with a tobacco, vanilla and a roasted meat quality flavor profile. While good it left me wanting more.
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April 12, 2014 - Merveilleux accompagnement aux fromages que ce Châteauneuf du Pape aux nombreux cépages. Tannins très bien fondus et une finale qui perdure fort agréablement.
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April 11, 2014 - Bright garnet. Medium nose of boysenberries and blackberries, properly ripe palate of dark berries and some plum, but a little hollow. The finish is medium-long and pleasing. This wine has reasonable tannic grip for a CdP, no obvious alcohol despite the 14.5% ABV.
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Velvety cream cheese and the heady, exotic flavour of preserved lemons give kick to this simple opener. The surrounding liquid in a jar of preserved lemons is preserved lemon oil. This dip gets even better after 24 hours in the fridge. You can buy preserved lemons in specialty stores or easily make your own with this Preserved Lemons recipe.
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Phil Giebler completed the final 13 laps of his rookie test just after the Indianapolis Motor Speedway opened for practice Monday, then quickly moved up to a best lap of 217.091 miles per hour.
"Everything went smoothly today," the Oxnard native said after completing his day's work in the No. 21 Panoz-Honda fielded by Playa Del Racing.
Because of his team's engine-lease agreement with Honda, Giebler won't get on the track again until May 15, then will try to earn one of the 33 starting spots during second weekend of qualifying, May 19-20.
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AUDITIONS for EMU's The Boy Who Loved Monsters and the Girl Who Loved Peas - on Thursday, March 26, from 7:30-10pm in the Lab Theatre/Room 107 Quirk, and Friday, March 27, from 3-5pm , in Room 131 Quirk. For auditions come prepared to move. Plan to stay the entire time, if possible. Auditions will consist of movement, games and cold readings from the script.
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FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. (AP) -- Coach Mike Smith likes what he's seen from one of the Atlanta Falcons' two high-profile rookie offensive linemen. Peter Konz, a second-round draft pick from Wisconsin, looked the part of a potential NFL starter as the Falcons opened a three-day rookie minicamp Friday. Unfortunately, tackle Lamar Holmes, a third-round pick from Southern Mississippi, wore a protective boot on his left foot and will not participate on the field this weekend. Smith described Holmes' injury as minor but declined to give details other than to say it was discovered during a post-draft physical. The Falcons drafted Holmes to push Sam Baker and Will Svitek for the starting job at left tackle. Of 46 players participating in the minicamp, only five or six are expected to make the 53-man roster in September.
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Rare Model 1908 Game Getter 22/44 Pistol w/Stock Offered herein is an exceptional example of one of those delightful little gun oddities of the collecting world – the Marble's Game Getter
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Here's what I have so far:
So, going by those details, after all that is finished, the 5th floor and 14th floor in the Tower is left, then everything else can start.
- 6th and 12th Tower Floors under Tarps
- 12th floor being brought into line with 14th floor, and a new lounge will swallow up 3 rooms on the western side of the tower.
- South Wing still under refurb.
- This is nothing new but, Disney relalises Hotel is short on theme, trying to make up for it in service. Trying to change guest perception from "Hotel Across the street from MK" to a Destination resort in itself. Changes are ment to transform hotel from 'kicthy to classy', such as front desk cast to be dressed in Armani type black and tan suits. <<< All that posted by XS-Spence at WDWMagic, and it all makes me Very Happy!
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I can be shy at first, but once people get to know me I'm really animated and energetic! I'm hoping to meet someone new!
So on the advice of a friend, I decided to sign up for online dating. Never really tried this before, and to be honest I don't have too high of hopes, but I'm willing to try almost anything once haha Some things about me: I love being active and working out. I used to be a competitive swimmer, and ride horses at an English jumping school. Unfortunately I haven't had time recently to do much of either of those, but I still make time for the gym 3-4 days a week. I love traveling and exploring new places! My favorite place to be is Japan, and I have spent a lot of time traveling through the islands, as well as several other Asian countries! I'm always looking for a travel buddy, and someone with a sense of adventure^^ I find learning languages fascinating. I grew up learning Spanish (even though I don't really use it anymore) and started self teaching myself Japanese at a young age. I feel learning a language is a great way to learn about a new culture, and meet awesome new people. Because of that I'm always interested when people say they speak more than one language. I can be shy at first, but I open up pretty fast. I'm really just looking for someone I can connect with, start out with as friends, and maybe grow with into something more :) so if your interested, send me a message! I promise I won't bite haha
Camping , Cooking , Hobbies and crafts , Movies/Videos , Music and concerts , Playing sports , Travel/Sightseeing
Aerobics, Cycling, Swimming, Walking / Hiking
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I like Cats, Horses
Middle of the Road
I haven't really had the opportunity to go out much since I've moved back to Texas from Japan. So I'd like to find someone who is willing to explore and find new and interesting places to visit
I have a love for Japan, and it's culture, both traditional and pop. I also really love Asian music, traveling, learning languages, sketching, and working out
I love to draw, and read. I also love to be outside, ride horses, exercise, and listen to music.
Harry potter in Japanese. I've been trying to read them when I get some spare time in different languages.
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|5'11" (180cms) to 6'3" (190cms)
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|About average, Athletic and toned
|No preference
|Light brown
|No preference
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|No Way
|Travel / Hospitality / Transportation
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|I'll tell you later
|$35,001 to $50,000
|Never Married
|Never Married
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I have some Dominican heritage from my grandmother
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Dr. Heidi Steltzer, associate professor in the Biology Department at Fort Lewis College, has been selected by the U.S. Department of Energy as a member of the Visiting Faculty Program, which seeks to increase the research competitiveness of faculty members and their students at institutions historically underrepresented in the research community.
Yohannes Woldemariam, associate professor of Political Science, weighs in on the Eritrea situation in the Toronto Star.
Read the Toxicology in Vitro article, coauthored by David Blake, associate professor of Biology, and students: Soluble extracellular Klotho decreases sensitivity to cigarette smoke induced cell death in human lung epithelial cells.
Ten students were named to the USA Cycling's Collegiate Academic All-Stars Spring 2015 class.
Tim Birchard, an Academic Services Coordinator in the STEM3 program, recently published the book There Is No Other: Ego vs. Heart.
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Read the Journal of Chemical Education article by Chemistry faculty, Kenneth Miller and William Collins, and FLC alumna Katherine McLain: "Natural Product Isolation of Thymol, Camphor, and Citral: Monoterpenes Sharing a Unified Biosynthetic Precursor."
Javier Read de Alaniz (Chemistry, '99), an assistant professor in the Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry at UC-Santa Barbara, received the 2015-16 Harold J. Plous Award
Carrie Meyer, Director of the Athletic Training Education Program, was named the winner of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Trainers Association's 2015 Distinguished Educator Award
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He uses a spatula to flatten the Onions and the meat together, creating a broad circular patty with an uneven edge.
The winding, sloping roads had been a pleasure to navigate, the air perfumed with Onions growing by the roadside.
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early 12c., from Anglo-French union, Old French oignon "onion" (formerly also oingnon), and directly from Latin unionem (nominative unio), colloquial rustic Roman for "a kind of onion," also "pearl" (via notion of a string of onions), literally "one, unity;" sense connection is the successive layers of an onion, in contrast with garlic or cloves.
Old English had ynne (in ynne-leac), from the same Latin source, which also produced Irish inniun, Welsh wynwyn and similar words in Germanic. In Dutch, the ending in -n was mistaken for a plural inflection and new singular ui formed. The usual Indo-European name is represented by Greek kromion, Irish crem, Welsh craf, Old English hramsa, Lithuanian kremuse.
The usual Latin word was cepa, a loan from an unknown language; it is the source of Old French cive, Old English cipe, and, via Late Latin diminutive cepulla, Italian cipolla, Spanish cebolla, Polish cebula. German Zwiebel also is from this source, but altered by folk etymology in Old High German (zwibolla) from words for "two" and "ball." Onion ring is attested from 1952.
Onion dome attested from 1956; onion grass from 1883; onion skin as a type of paper from 1892. Onions, the surname, is attested from mid-12c. (Ennian), from Old Welsh Enniaun, ultimately from Latin Annianus, which was associated with Welsh einion "anvil."
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The Israelites in the wilderness longed for the "onions and garlick of Egypt" (Num. 11:5). This was the _betsel_ of the Hebrews, the Allium cepe of botanists, of which it is said that there are some thirty or forty species now growing in Palestine. The onion is "the 'undivided' leek, _unio_, _unus_, one."


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Media-Consumption Trends: Many Americans Likely to Swap Traditional Tech with Tablets and New Media in 2013, New Belkin Study Finds
Thirty-nine percent of U.S. adults between the ages of 18 and 34 would consider replacing their television cable/satellite provider with a streaming media subscription service in 2013, according to the results of a new survey released this week by Belkin, a provider of people-inspired technology products for today's connected home.
Comparatively, 31 percent of those ages 35 to 54 and 20 percent of those over 55 would consider replacing their television cable/satellite provider with a streaming media subscription service, such as Netflix or Hulu Plus, this year. Additionally, Americans who have children under 18 in their households (37 percent) are more likely to consider replacing their cable/satellite subscription than Americans with no children in their households (27 percent).
The survey, conducted online by Harris Interactive on behalf of Belkin among more than 2,100 U.S. adults, also revealed that 38 percent of U.S. adults between the ages of 18 and 34 would consider replacing their laptop with a tablet in 2013 — 34 percent of those between 35 and 54 would do so, and only 21 percent of those over 55 would do the same.
Additional highlights of the Belkin survey include:
- Among U.S. adults between the ages of 18 to 34, 41 percent plan on using either their desktop or laptop computers as the primary source of news and entertainment in 2013. Adults in age groups over 34 plan on using television as their primary source of news and entertainment in 2013 (43 percent of those age 35 to 44; 56 percent of those age 45 to 54; 67 percent of those age 55 and over).
- Forty-two percent of Americans anticipate a desktop/laptop computer to be the most-used technology device in their household in 2013.
- A majority of American households — 62 percent — have at least one smartphone in the home. One-quarter of the households with five or more members have three to four smartphones in their home, while households with only three to four members mostly have two smartphones (29 percent).
- More than half of Americans who have children under 18 in their household (52 percent) would consider purchasing or upgrading to a new WiFi router in 2013. Only 39 percent of Americans without children in their household would do the same.
o The next most common device that Americans see being the most-used is the television (31 percent), followed by smartphones (27 percent).
o Though tablet sales have taken off in the last few years, only 20 percent of American adults anticipate a tablet to be the most used technology device in their household in 2013. Other less-used devices include gaming systems such as Xbox, PS3 and Nintendo Wii (6 percent), streaming devices such as a Blu-Ray or Apple TV (3 percent) or eReader such as Amazon Kindle or Nook (2 percent).


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Jobless Jump
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RAY SUAREZ: When the unemployment rate jumped 0.4% last month, it was the highest single-month increase in 15 years. One reason for the upswing, the 141,000 jobs lost in the manufacturing sector, which has seen its employment plummet by one million since July of last year. For more on these numbers, we turn to Jared Bernstein, senior economist at the Economic Policy Institute, and Mickey Levy, chief economist at Bank of America. Well, Jared Bernstein, let's start with you. What is a four tenths of one percent one-month jump mean?
JARED BERNSTEIN: It means that the slowing economy has clearly caught up with the labor market. The American worker is now very much in the grips of a slowdown from his or her perspective, this looks like a recession at this point. Up until a few months ago it was possible to argue that the slowdown was isolated in a few sectors of the economy, particularly manufacturing, as you mentioned but also of course the high-tech sector with all the dot-com implosions we've heard about. At this point, weakness is quite pervasive throughout the labor market. We lost 26,000 jobs in retail sales last month, suggesting that the American consumer is clearly pulling back. The services, which has been the primary generating or of job growth over this recovery have been adding on average only 10,000 jobs per month since March. This is a sector that has, over the past few years, was adding over 100,000 jobs per month. The great American job machine has shifted into reverse, and the key difference between our view of the labor market now and, say, a few months ago is pervasive. Unemployment rates are up not simply for manufacturing workers, they're up 2.2% for manufacturing workers, they're also up .7% for professional workers, they're up 1.1% for service workers. It's very difficult at this point to find any sector in the economy in the labor market that's been unscathed by the slowdown.
RAY SUAREZ: Mickey Levy is that pretty much the way you see it?
MICKEY LEVY: I think that may overstate the case. A key thing to point out here is the last thing employers do is lay off people. So there's no question but that we're in an economic slump. Businesses, in response to a slower demand particularly in manufacturing, have been slashing production so as to reduce undesired inventories. And now they're cutting back aggregate hours worked in employment. The key point that I would make is that employment and the unemployment rate are characteristic of lagging indicators; that is, they reflect what's been happening in the economy, but they don't point toward further deterioration. And, in fact, if you look back at rebounds from recessions, like in 1990, '91, the previous recession in the early '80s, retail sales and consumption always reaccelerated and employment stayed rather weak for a full year. So, yes, the employment report does reflect the slump but it doesn't point toward further deterioration. In this regard, I would say the decline in the stock market had perhaps more to do with the market's concern about the future profits relative to expectations rather than continued deterioration in economic activity.
RAY SUAREZ: A lot of the reaction from the securities houses today said that this is a sign that things are going to go south in the consumer sector. Now not to minimize the terrible toll it can take on an individual when they lose their job, but how can a 1% shift in unemployment mean that much to the overall psychology of a consumer sector, Mickey Levy?
MICKEY LEVY: Well, one of the key determinates of consumer sentiment is job security or insecurity. So when you have increasing unemployment and people are worried about their job, then people become worried and they tend to save a little more and consume less. But here I think it's important to point out that while consumer spending has slowed in its rate of growth, it's certainly not declining and the most recent statistics show that it is not declining, will not decline, and a key point I would bring out is consumer spending tends to lead employment and the fact that the unemployment rate has gone up, which everybody should have expected because it's quite natural, does not portend a fall in consumer spending.
JARED BERNSTEIN: Well, I think Mickey Levy and others will make a mistake if they somehow try to downplay or dismiss the magnitude of the increase in the unemployment rate. The fact that the unemployment rate is a full percentage point above where it was last fall, that recently it's trended up quite quickly and that 1.4 million more people have been consigned to the ranks of the unemployed over this period. It's very correct that unemployment is a lagging indicator, but what that means and what it's meant in past recoveries is that the unemployment rate will now continue to rise even if the economy reverses pace and increases relatively soon. And there are actually no forecasts that see the unemployment rate coming down in the near term. In fact, virtually every forecast expects the unemployment rate to continue to rise. Now if you want to understand the importance of that point, I think you have to probably get away from Wall Street and think more about Main Street. Working American families saw the first gains in real wages and real incomes in decades when the unemployment rate hit 3.94%, when it… When we hit full employment in 1999-2000 and even at the early part of this year. Once the unemployment rate begins to climb and we leave that very important and beneficent condition of full employment, those real wage and income gains will be begin to tail off and the American working class is very likely to see a return to stagnant wages and incomes and increasing income and equality. The stock market is certainly an important component of this, but in my view more important are the wages and income of working families who depend on full employment. 4.9% unemployment, where we got today, is far from full employment. I'd say it's a percentage point above that level.
RAY SUAREZ: Mickey Levy?
MICKEY LEVY: Well, two points here, yes, the unemployment rate is rising. It should be and it should come as no surprise. But I think a key point to bring out is, number one, wages are rising faster than inflation so workers are enjoying increase in real wages and disposable income is rising, not just due to higher wages but lower taxes. And another silver lining in this, if you will, is businesses, despite the slump and the sharp reduction in production, they have been maintaining productivity gains, which is quite surprising at this stage of a slump. One final point: While it's very easy to look at all the negatives of the slump, I would say if you look at the Federal Reserve's easy monetary stance, that is, their stimulus so far this year by lowering interest rates, the tax cuts and the lower energy prices, I think we… I do see the light at the end of the tunnel and I do expect the economy to start picking up. But I agree with the other speaker that even if the economy starts picking up, employment should be flat and the unemployment rate should drift up.
RAY SUAREZ: Does this also mean, the way the numbers are going, that if you lost your job last month, if you were part of this large number of new claims, that it will be a longer time before you get a new job?
JARED BERNSTEIN: Absolutely. It absolutely means that. The labor market of the latter '90s was characterized by a high level of churning. That is, job losses were actually more common than we might have expected given how tight the labor market was. But folks found themselves getting rehired pretty quickly. That's a function of a tight labor market where employers need workers. In the current labor market, that's reversing. The average durations of unemployment are lengthening. We have more folks obviously coming into unemployment. And those folks are having a harder time finding work. By the way another indicator of that, which I think has been under appreciated in these numbers, is that the labor force has actually fallen over the last few months. Our labor force is 350,000 persons smaller now than it was in the first quarter of the year.
RAY SUAREZ: Which means what?
JARED BERNSTEIN: Which means that many workers are discouraged about their job prospects and are not even looking for work at this point. Therefore, they're not showing up in the unemployment rate. This decline in the labor force, this decline in the rate of employment actually masked the increase in the unemployment. Unemployment would be higher, were these persons in the labor market unsuccessfully seeking jobs. It's another indicator of just how pervasively weak labor demand is right now.
RAY SUAREZ: So quickly, Mickey Levy, if we are looking down the road, you mentioned that this is a lagging indicator, could we not see job increases net until the middle of next year or later?
MICKEY LEVY: I think that's a fair estimate. Once again I think the factors are in place for the economy to rebound. And keep in mind, the economy is in a slump following three years of absolute boom. You don't stay in a slump forever and the factors are in place for a pick-up in demand in the economy next year. But even if the economy rebounds, businesses are going to be very slow to rehire and so I think the unemployment rate will drift up and aggregate hours worked will stay at about their current level even as the economy picks up.
RAY SUAREZ: Mickey Levy, Jared Bernstein, thank you both.
JARED BERNSTEIN: Thank you.


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Naturopathy, meaning "to follow the path of nature," is the essence and foundation of Michael's Naturopathic Programs, San Antonio, TX, started 30 years ago. The company's commitment to the natural products industry and to healthy longevity has shined through over the past three decades, and is unwavering to this day. After launching more than 100 products over the years, company founder and president Michael Schwartz insists not much has changed about the company and its mission, besides the fact that, as he says, "I have gotten older."
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Who knew a bunch of plants could be such big business? According to a report by Amadee + Company, sales of plant-based omega-3s are set to grow twice as fast as their fish and marine counterparts over the next several years (1). This means that plant sources are staking an increasing claim within the multi-billion dollar omega-3 industry.
What kinds of promotions and activities does your store have planned for the month of October? Carving your logo into a pumpkin? Gluten-free pies in your café?
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GLENDALE, AZ - NOVEMBER 05: Duncan Keith #2 of the Chicago Blackhawks skates with the puck during the NHL game against the Phoenix Coyotes at Jobing.com Arena on November 5, 2009 in Glendale, Arizona. The Coyotes defeated the Blackhawks 3-1. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
Chicago Blackhawks defenseman Duncan Keith says he meant no disrespect to women during an argument with a female radio reporter in Vancouver. Keith, preparing for a game in Edmonton against the Oilers, said Wednesday he was ''fired up'' after Chicago lost 3-1 to the Vancouver Canucks. Reporter Karen Thomson asked him about a possible penalty involving Canucks forward Daniel Sedin. Keith questioned her hockey knowledge and mockingly suggested she might be a candidate to become the NHL's first female referee. Keith says he doesn't like losing and adds he doesn't differentiate between male and female reporters. Thomson said on Twitter she believes the comments were made in the heat of moment and she has moved on.
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Last year we told you about Ruby Ridge Dairy. Workers there were threatened with a gun, had their wages stolen, were forced to eat lunch while milking cows-- avoiding getting feces into their food, and had to drink water out of the same hose used to wash the cow feces and urine off the floor.
It's happening again. This time it's not Ruby Ridge. It's DeRuyter Brothers of Sunnyside, WA, another dairy that also supplies milk to the huge milk cooperative Darigold. Here is what workers at DeRuyter Bros have shared. The workers asked that their names remain confidential because they are afraid of the type of retaliation that happened at Ruby Ridge.
One worker, we'll call him Pedro, told us that he worked about 9 hours every day, making only around $75. Sometimes he had to work 10 hours for the same amount. Any time he took a day off, he was docked an additional day's pay from a day he actually worked. "Because we didn't have a lunch hour, nor soap to wash our hands, nor time to eat, I had to eat with my dirty hands, with my gloves on because there is no time to even take off your gloves... When I ate, I would eat at the same time that I was milking the cow. You have to work at the same time that you have iodide and cow excrement in your hands. If you don't pay attention the cow poop will fall into the food."
He also told us, "During a meeting, Kelley [the general manager] got really mad at a worker, she took out some bullet shells and she threw them forcefully on the table and she yelled that right there she is the one who gives the orders and that whoever doesn't like it can leave. They were bullet shells. We all stayed very quiet, very scared."
How long is it going to take before Darigold takes action? How many more workers must come forward? We wanted to see if these were isolated cases so we went to many other Darigold dairies from Idaho, to Oregon, to Washington State. What we found were circumstances similar to these. During the next weeks we will share those stories with you in an effort to give these workers a voice. Please take action today.


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Is the Montmarte flea market open on Sundays and how far is it from the Moulin Rouge
Is the Montmarte flea market open on Sundays and how far is it from the Moulin Rouge
According to the website they are open Sat & Sun from about 9:30 to 18:00. I'm not very good at estimating city distances but I would say about 2km (walking or driving). Someone like Ed who's good at that sort of thing may give you more accurate info. By metro it's about 7 metro stops with a change at Barbes-Rochechouart (line 4 from Porte De Clignancourt, then line 2 from B-R to metro stop Blanche). I'm sure there's probably buses too but I'm not familiar with the routes around Montmartre.
Assuming this isn't a trick question: 1. Wow your pals with the knowledge that neither the Moulin Rouge nor the Saint Denis flea market are actually in or on Montmartre. 2. It's about a mile and a half walk, mostly flat, around the west side of the butte. It's undistinguishedly boring and the sidewalks are narrow so you have to do a lot of threading, figure at least a half hour. Nancy's description of the metro lines and switch looks right - - I've never done it. 3. The street vendors start pulling down mid-afternoon on Sunday. The book stalls and such in the buildings might remain open longer, beats me. I'd also guess that the street vendors are in business well before nine since their crap was set up Friday night and all they have to do is pull the tarps. I've seen people nosing around at the junk well before eight.
Wherever it is, it will be fun. It's amazing how French junk looks so much better than American junk.


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The Pirate Party of Iceland had a huge weekend, winning three seats in Parliament. That means anyone who owns intellectual treasure should be paying very close attention.
On Saturday, Piratar, formed in November 2012 and modeled after Sweden's Pirate Party, won 5.1 percent of the vote in Iceland's parliamentary election. It was the most successful Pirate Party victory in any national legislative body around the globe, according to Ars Technica.
According to TorrentFreak, the party also won two European parliament seats in 2009, arguably a more influential victory.
The Icelandic Pirate Party will focus on political transparency, protection of freedom of speech and privacy, which sounds harmless enough, and may even be widely embraced, according to TorrentFreak. The party calls itself "pirates" because of its anti-intellectual property stances, stances that could be a loss for intellectual property advocates.
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The New England Patriots have obtained cornerback Aqib Talib for their shaky secondary from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Talib will be eligible to play in the Patriots' next game on Nov. 11 after serving a four-game NFL suspension without pay for violating the league's policy on performance-enhancing substances. The Patriots acquired on Thursday the former first-round draft pick and a seventh-rounder next year for their fourth-round choice in 2013. New England (5-3) has allowed the fifth most yards passing in the NFL as it enters its bye week. It resumes play at home against the Buffalo Bills. Talib, the 20th overall pick in the 2008 draft out of Kansas, has 18 career interceptions. He sat out the last four games when he decided not to appeal the suspension.
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Critical Essay by R. W. Home
SOURCE: "Force, Electricity, and the Powers of Living Matter in Newton's Mature Philosophy of Nature," in Religion, Science, and Worldview: Essays in Honor of Richard S. Westfall, edited by Margaret J. Osler and Paul Lawrence Farber, Cambridge University Press, 1985, pp. 95-117.
In the essay below, Home focuses on the concept of force as a component in Newton's theories of natural phenomena.
One of Newton's most widely quoted methodological pronouncements appears in the preface he prepared for the first (1687) edition of his Principia. "The whole burden of philosophy seems to consist in this," Newton there wrote: "from the phenomena of motions to investigate the forces of nature, and then from these forces to demonstrate the other phenomena."1 He made the same point in his other great work, his Opticks, towards the end of the long, final Query that he...
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Man Booker Prize, Fiction, 2007
At the foot of Mount Kanchenjunga in the Himalayas lives an embittered old judge who wants nothing more than to retire in peace. But this is far from easy with the arrival of his orphaned granddaughter Sai, come to live with him and his chatty cook. Biju, the cook's son, is trying to make his way in the US, flitting between a succession of grubby kitchen jobs to stay one step ahead of the immigration services.Unbeknown to any of them, a Nepalese insurgency threatens Kalimpong, impacting Sai's blossoming romance, and causing the judge to revisit his past and his role in this grasping world of conflicting desires.
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"Kiran Desai is a terrific writer. This book richly fulfils the promise of her first." (Salman Rushdie)
"An insightful and often humorous commentary on multiculturalism and post-colonial society." (Guardian)
"A Stirring Novel"
The story resonated well with me, with my own experience growing up in small town Malaysia. It aptly captures the ambivalence of identity, the rage and the hope, and pretenses, that we, too, at newly independent Malaysia felt (and, in a way, continue to feel) and exhibited.
The narration of Tania Rodrigues was excellent, although it took me a while getting used to her pauses between sentences. Some familiarity with Kalimpong, its surrounds and the insurgency of the 1980's will enhance the listening pleasure.
Bottom-line: a highly intelligent and engaging post-colonial novel.
"When will something happen?"
This turgid account is written with beautiful prose which drew me in. Unfortunately nothing actually happened. The story circles endlessly round as the characters experience repeatedly the diappointment of their small lives being affected by the grand sweep of local, national and global influences.
Every 50 minutes or so it seemed as if something was about to happen which could constitute a storyline, but within minutes it vanaished and we moved scene and/or time and the story was gone.
Beautiful to hear but like candy floss - lacking in substance.
"post-Post Colonial Fiction"
For those of us brought up with the staple diet of Prawer Jhabvala, Rushdie, and Naipaul and have watched as the new generation of Ali and Zadie Smith have rushed headlong into presenting the new experience in Europe ? Kiran Desai provides a welcome new voice and a welcome new perspective.
Here the standard ?British influence in India/Last Days of the Raj' axis forms only the backdrop to the Indian experience in New York and the remnants of history?s lesson to the development of the Indian Constitution. A new voice addresses the gap in expectation and reality that is imposed on people who have had their own cultural market driven norms mixed up and undermined both politically and personally in a manner that is fresh and accessible.
Kiran Desai represents a new wave, a new chapter ? where the box of Post Colonial Fiction which has been used to carry so much before is finally put to one side. An Inheritance of Loss?, maybe for the characters but this is a thrilling major gain for the new generation of readers - and in this performance a joyous and skillful new voice in narrator Tania Rodrigues.
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|Unsalted butter
|3 1⁄2 Ounce, melted (100 Gram)
|Dark chocolate
|2 Ounce (50 Gram)
|Cream cheese
|1 Pound (500 Gram)
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|1⁄4 Pint (150 Milliliter)
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|4 Ounce (125 Gram)
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2. Put the chocolate in a bowl set over a pan of gently simmering water (do not let the bowl touch the water) and stir until it has melted. Keep warm.
3. Put the cream cheese, cream, eggs, sugar and vanilla extract in a clean bowl and, using electric beaters, beat together until smooth. Pour into the tin and drizzle over the melted chocolate, using a skewer to create a swirling pattern over the creamed mixture.
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It is common for a pressure sensor to perform well at first and then later fall outside of the acceptable range of performance. Frequently such errors are classified as drift, when in reality there are other forces at play. This article reviews the influence of barometric pressure, installation and drift on sensor performance.
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CHICAGO, July 6, 2010 - West Suburban College of Nursing has been renamed Resurrection University. In addition, Steven D. Langdon, Ed.D., A.T.C. (photo at right), has been appointed Chancellor of the University after serving as Interim Chancellor.
After his appointment as Provost/Vice Chancellor of the college in 2007, Dr. Langdon served as Interim Chancellor this past year. He previously was Dean, College of Health Sciences and Human Performance, Vincennes University (Indiana).
Dr. Langdon earned a Doctor of Education from Oakland City University, a Master of Science from Ohio University, and a Bachelor of Science from the University of Kansas.
"I am honored to lead the school at this exciting point in its long history," commented Dr. Langdon. "There is a great demand for highly skilled nurses and other health professionals to meet the growing health care needs across the nation. Resurrection University can help fill that gap with graduates from its outstanding, flexible degree-granting programs. The continued affiliation with Resurrection Health Care allows numerous, convenient clinical sites for practicums, internships and employment."
From its founding in 1914, West Suburban College of Nursing has been affiliated with West Suburban Medical Center. Although West Suburban Medical Center will be transferred to Vanguard Health on July 1, the University will continue as a member of Resurrection Health Care. The University will remain on the West Suburban Medical Center campus in Oak Park until a new site is determined, a process that is currently underway. The relocation is expected to occur within a year.
Resurrection University is a fully accredited, upper division educational institution supporting Catholic values. The University has a College of Nursing and a College of Allied Health and currently offers a bachelor of science and master of science degrees of nursing (BSN, MSN) as well as a bachelor of science degree in Health Informatics and Information Management (BS). The percentage of its nursing graduates who pass their state licensing exam is 92%, a testament to the quality of the program. Additional information is available at www.wscn.edu.


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Indian River County Fire Rescue went to Bangkok Sushi shortly before 2 p.m., Assistant Fire Chief Brian Burkeen said.
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Spike has just released the first trailer for its three-day event, TUT – the story of Pharaoh Tutankhaten, the boy king of Egypt. It's pretty spectacular – and not a little violent. Check it out after the jump.
TUT premieres on Spike on July 19th.
Spike has just released the first trailer for its three-day event, TUT – the story of Pharaoh Tutankhaten, the boy king of Egypt. It's pretty spectacular – and not a little violent. Check it out after the jump.
TUT premieres on Spike on July 19th.
When a movie carries the tag 'God Made Man. Man Made Immortality' you know there's some weirdness ahead.
Check out the trailer for Self/Less after the jump. Self/Less opens on July 10th.
The first trailer for Terence Malik's Knight of Cups is here! And, yes, it's as bewildering as ever.
Knight of Cups' world premiere will be at the Berlin Film Festival in February, It will be released in North America later in 2015.
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Laika, the company that produced the brilliant Coraline and fine ParaNorman, releases The Boxtrolls today. Sadly, while outdoing the first two in terms of technical wizardry, The Boxtrolls assembles a host of familiar elements with only one lead character and two minor ones really ever coming to life.
Continue reading The Boxtrolls: Just Another Message Movie About Intolerance!
Forty years ago today, a French tightrope artist named Philippe Petit walked from one World Trade Center tower to the other on an illegal wire. It was a caper worthy of Mission: Impossible and the subject of an award-winning documentary, Man on Wire. But neither Petit's book, To Reach The Clouds, nor Man on Wire could do what Robert Zemeckis is about to do – put you up there with Petit in a 3D/IMAX 3D film.
It's called The Walk and stars, among others, Joseph Gordon-Levitt (as Petit), Ben Kinglsey (Iron Man 3), James Badge Dale (Flight) and Charlotte Le Bon (The Hundred-Foot Journey). The Walk will premiere on October 5, 2015. Further details await just beyond the jump.
Continue reading Robert Zemeckis' 3D/IMAX 3D Caper The Walk Wraps Production!
Amidst the high-powered signings of the likes of Christopher Walken, Scarlett Johannson, Lupita Nyong'o and Ben Kingsley to voice beloved characters of Disney's The Jungle Book, it became apparent that a certain lovable, bumbling, kind-hearted bear had yet to be cast.
Now the movie has its Baloo and that it is Bill Murray makes perfect sense.
The official announcement came down from Disney this morning. The hybrid live-action/animated Disney's The Jungle Book will premiere on October 9, 2015.
Continue reading Disney Looks To Murray for the Bear Necessities!
The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) will honor Kathryn Bigelow and Sir Ben Kingsley at the 2013 BAFTA Los Angeles Britannia Awards on Saturday, November 9, 2013. Bigelow will the John Schlesinger Britannia Award for Excellence in Directing, while Kingsley will be given the Albert R. Broccoli Britannia Award for Worldwide Contribution to Entertainment.
George Clooney was previously announced as receiving this year's Stanley Kubrick Britannia Award for Excellence in Film. The 2013 BAFTA Los Angeles Britannia Awards will be televised live on BBC America as part of a two-hour block that will include footage of the Britannia Awards Red Carpet.
For more details, check out the BBC America press release after the jump.
Marvel Studios continues to create ambitious, successful superhero movies with Iron Man 3 – the best of Tony Stark's solo adventures to date. This time out, Stark is suffering post-traumatic stress disorder as a result of having his world upended in The Avengers – leaving him vulnerable both physically and emotionally.
While Iron Man 3 isn't (quite) the movie that The Avengers was, it is an outstanding superhero movie that develops aspects of Tony Stark/Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) in very human ways – thus anchoring the superhero exploits to a very relatable human being.
Seriously…? This whole teasing the trailer/TV spot thing is getting out of hand. Cool poster though.
Follow the jump for the teaser trailer.
Continue reading Disney Teases Iron Man 3 Super Bowl Ad With Poster and Trailer!
This week on GeekScholars Movie News, presented by Eclipse Magazine, we jump into the probability that Sir Ben Kinglsey will be playing the villain in Iron Man 3…but who?
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