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Enhancing civil service capacity: South Sudan signs Memorandum of Understanding with Ethiopia, Kenya, and UgandaJun 23, 2015The Republic of South Sudan on 18 June signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda for the deployment of Civil Service Support Officers (CSSOs). The MoU will pave way for the second phase of a capacity building project between South Sudan and the three countries.
U.N. to scale up aid and peacekeeping in South SudanDec 26, 2013Aid agencies are preparing to scale up their work in key locations across South Sudan, as continuing clashes kill hundreds and drive tens of thousands from their homes, while the UN urged all forces to lay down their arms.
Statement by Toby Lanzer, UN Deputy Special Representative & Resident Coordinator, UNDP Resident RepresentativeNov 26, 2013Mr. President, Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen. Thank you for inviting me to speak here this morning. It is a privilege to address you in Freedom Hall as I did one year ago. This is the tenth Governors' Forum held since 2006; and the third held in independent South Sudan. This Forum is becoming a tradition that serves the country well. UNDP is proud to have supported the previous Governors' Forums, and to work under the leadership of the Government to make it a success.
South Sudan to launch its first national MDGs status report as country moves towards sustainable future beyond 2015 target dateNov 25, 201325 November 2013 – Juba: From 26 – 29 November, ten state governors, members of the Legislature, key ministers and development partners will gather at the Freedom Hall in Juba for discussion and action on policies related to transparent and accountable service delivery for local development. The event will be organized by the office of the president with support from UNDP.
Governors' Forum convenes in Juba to discuss service delivery for Local development Nov 21, 201321 November 2013 – Juba: The Office of the President, with support from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), will host a 4 day Governor's Forum with the theme "Transparent and Accountable Service Delivery for Local Development", from 26-29 November 2013 at the Freedom Hall, Juba
Government launches campaign for a gun-free culture Nov 13, 2013The Acting Head of the South Sudan Bureau for Community Security and Small Arms Control (CSSAC Bureau), Dr Riak Gok Majok, yesterday flagged off a 'Community Security Caravan' (the Caravan) which will use a multi-faceted public information and community sensitisation approach that incorporates behavioural change messages and innovative drama to sensitise civilians about the dangers of misusing small arms and light weapons.
Japan supports constitutional review process in South Sudan Nov 1, 2013The Government of Japan has approved US $300,000 (29,475,000 Japanese Yen) to UNDP to support the constitutional review process in the Republic of South Sudan. The funding, provided through the Japan-UNDP Partnership Fund, will support the activities of South Sudan's National Constitutional Review Commission in holding public consultations, especially with women, supporting media strategies to galvanise public participation, as well as the printing and distribution of the Transitional Constitution 2011.
As 91 CSSOs leave South Sudan, Norway and UNDP sign new capacity enhancement agreementNov 1, 2013A two-day Exit Workshop for the second group of 91 Civil Service Support Officers (CSSOs) under the RSS/IGAD Initiative for Capacity Enhancement concluded sessions today at the Juba Bridge Hotel with the signing of a new extension agreement for a further two years between Norway and UNDP. The Exit workshop, which began on 30 November, had been organized to bid farewell to the group, as well as to look back at what has been accomplished, and share experiences based on the key objectives of the program.
Rapid Prisons Assessment Report reveals dire prison conditions Oct 31, 2013The National Prisons Service of South Sudan (NPSSS) launched the Rapid Prisons Assessment Report 2012 on Tuesday, 29 October 2013. The report and the accompanying photo book highlight the existing conditions of the prisons infrastructure and rehabilitation facilities and the urgent need for support to the Prisons Service.
New Community Security projects handed over to Unity StateAug 29, 2013The government of Unity State has officially taken charge of three police posts, 19 hand-pump boreholes and the seven kilometre long Guit Canal which will transport much needed water to the Naam River, saving cattle keepers in Guit County from a routine seven mile trek and holding the promise of calm in the area known for competition over access to water and pasture.

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HOLDING your hands up and saying "we got things wrong" is a difficult thing to do. But that's exactly what the FBI and US Department of Justice had to do last week, as the initial results were released of a review of thousands of criminal cases in which FBI scientists' testimony may have led to wrongful convictions.
In the 1980s and 1990s, forensic scientists routinely compared hairs under the microscope, looking for physical similarities that might indicate that a hair found at a crime scene came from a suspect. This still happens today, but it is usually backed up by mitochondrial DNA testing.
Two years ago, the FBI launched an inquiry into 2600 convictions from that period, seeking instances where FBI analysts may have exceeded the limits of science when presenting their conclusions in court – saying a hair matched to the exclusion of all others, for example, rather than simply saying it looked similar.
About 10 per cent of the cases have been reviewed so far, and the "vast majority" of these contained errors, according to the figures released last week. As a result, 136 defendants, including two on death row, will receive letters informing them of their right to DNA testing as a means of proving their innocence. This is in addition to 23 letters that went out last year, including 14 to people on death row.
Some think that the FBI's admission could trigger a landslide of similar cases involving state labs – many staff at which were trained by the FBI.
"I think it's just the tip of the iceberg," says Peter Neufeld, co-director of the Innocence Project in New York, which works to exonerate wrongfully convicted people by doing DNA testing.
Of the 317 DNA exonerations in the US so far, 75 of the original convictions included testimony from hair analysts. Of these, 70 involved experts from state labs, rather than an FBI lab. "Most had some kind of scientific error in their testimony," Neufeld says.
Other areas of forensic science could also come under fire. Many disciplines hinge on using a microscope to visually compare samples and declare a match. Ballistics, fibre analysis, tyre and shoe print comparison and tool and bite-mark analysis all take a similar approach to hair analysis.
"This review is likely to have an effect on any discipline where they didn't have a statistical reference to estimate the chances of another person being a match," Neufeld says. He believes it could even filter through to disciplines with a more robust statistical basis, such as fingerprinting, but which have been exposed as flawed in recent years.
Of course, in many of the cases under review, there may have been additional evidence that saw the person convicted. "The review does not evaluate if a potentially erroneous statement was material or relevant to the conviction," an FBI spokeswoman told New Scientist.
"In almost no case is a person convicted on just a single piece of evidence," Neufeld says. However, he adds that before DNA testing, a matching hair would often be a crucial point that prosecutors would emphasise in their closing remarks. "Combined with an unreliable eyewitness statement, it could create a perfect storm," he says.
This article appeared in print under the headline "FBI forensic errors cast doubt on convictions"
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Here's her long story! I was diagnosed with irritable uterus syndrome around 33 weeks. I started having nightly contractions from then until 37 weeks when one night they became very close together and were starting to hurt. Because my labor with Liam (my 2nd baby and also a VBAC) went so fast the doctors and midwives wanted me to head to the hospital once I felt sure. And so we did just that. They hurt and nothing I did made them worsen or lessen which is a sign of true labor. We get to the hospital they monitor my contractions and baby's heart rate. Everything looks great. I'm still breathing through contractions on the birthing ball when a midwife shows up to check me. I'm only 1.5 cm and have a thick and high cervix. Which was zero progress from my last appt. She asks me to walk for a couple hours and then she wanted to check me again. While walking I noticed the contractions weren't as strong anymore and were spacing out. I felt so deflated. I was so sure this was it. When she did the second check I hadn't progressed and my contractions weren't hardly showing up on the machine anymore so they sent me home. The triage nurse felt sure that I was just in early labor and that I would be back in a day or two. Well in two days, I started having contractions in the middle of the day, which hasn't happened before. They slowly worsen, I ended up leaving work early because they were hurting my back. Justin convinced me to go in to my doctor's office for a labor check. I was once again experiencing what I would considered early labor painful contractions. Nothing I did made them lessen so I agreed to go in just so I would have peace of mind and not require another L&D visit later that night. Doctor checks me and I'm still high, thick, and 1.5 cm. I graciously accept a shot of terbutaline to stop them and go home feeling like I'm so out of touch with my body. The doctor said its just my irritable uterus doing this to me and that this would be my new normal from here on out. And he was right. Contractions continued everyday, sometimes making me think it was the real deal but I refused to go to L&D on a false alarm again so I would force myself to wait them out until they started to lessen which would take hours.
Fast forward to 39 weeks... Both boys were born at 39 weeks so I sort of expected this baby to show up around then. My midwife did a membrane sweep and said I was 2 cm. so I had hardly progressed. I had contractions throughout the evening but mostly I felt like I was experiencing the worst period ever. At 40 weeks I was finally3 cm and 50% effaced. At 41 weeks I was4 cm. I also had to have a NST and an ultrasound for fluid levels. Baby passed with flying colors weight was estimated at 10lbs. Later that week I spoke with my favorite Ob regarding induction. We decided on Friday which was exactly 42 weeks. She wanted me to come on Thursday to see her and get another NST. Thursday morning I woke up with some contractions. Nothing bad but they were regular and consistent. My appointment was at 2 pm. She said I was 4 cm almost a 5, 50% effaced and baby was still high. She stripped my membranes again and sent me off for the NST. During the NST my contractions were coming every4 minutes and baby passed again.
I got home around 5pm with contractions still present but not really painful yet. Since I was already scheduled for an induction the next morning we decided to let the boys spend the night with a friend. Around 8pm we decided to head to the hospital and walk around the parking lot. My thinking was if contractions worsen while there then I could go on in and if not we could just head back home. I was still scared of a false alarm. Contractions stayed consistent and were starting to get painful. Finally we went in at 9pm.
The midwife checked me and I was still a 4 but I was 80% effaced. I was so deflated again thinking that this was just another false alarm and tomorrow I would return for my induction. The midwife, Lisa, says its pointless for me to go home that I may be in early labor but she still figured I'd need the induction. We decide to stay the night. Justin's parents came in the room around 10:30 said a quick hello and headed to the hotel. Mom showed up at 11pm and since my contractions were spacing out we sent her to the hotel to wait for the induction. I crawled in the bed to try to sleep. I actually told Justin that I just wanted to go home that it was killing me that my labor was stopping.
Right when I was ready to ask to leave, Lisa came in to do another check. Not shockingly I was still the same as last time. So she convinces me to get cozy and rest before the induction. This was 11:30 ish. She hadn't been out the door more than 5 minutes when I jumped out of the bed and begged Justin for counter pressure on my lower back. Suddenly my contractions came back and were 1 min long with 30 second breaks! The RN, Carmen, and Justin were shocked. I immediately begged for a drug of some sort. Carmen suggested Stadol saying it would take the edge off and give me a drowsy feeling between contractions. So Stadol it was. I knew I didn't want an epi nor was there anyway in hell I could sit still long enough for them to insert it.
I had to be checked before she could give me the drug. At this point it's midnight, only 30 min after my last check. This time I'm 6cm and 100% effaced. Carmen runs out to get the drug and I resume my standing position. I've lost nearly all control. I'm trying so hard to breathe through the contractions like I did with Liam but it was impossible. My crotch and butt/back hurt with every contraction. I never felt them in my stomach. I was a mess. Stadol goes in my IV and I get zero relief! The contractions hurt too much but oddly enough I found the 30 second breaks more bearable because of the drowsiness. Before the Stadol I would just tense up in anticipation of the next contraction but now I was relaxed for those few seconds.
Carmen makes me get back in the bed for another check. One contraction in the bed and my water breaks. It's now 1am (big damn clocked stared me in the face so I mentally noted everything that was happening and when). Carmen checks me and I was 9.5 cm with just a lip in the way. Then suddenly my water breaks again much to everyone's surprise. Apparently when it broke the first time it sealed off the largest portion of my water and thus had to break again. This time they saw meconium in the water. So a NICU nurse was called. No one told me this and I was too busy crying and begging someone to help me to notice the chaos.
The next hour and half was spent trying to get the baby to come down. My body had started pushing on its own trying to move her and they put me on all fours, made me use a birthing bar, had me hold my own legs during pushing, then finally someone suggested tug of war. I had to pull on one end of a knotted sheet while a nurse pulled on the other end. That finally did it. She engaged and I was able to touch her head during a contraction break.
It was 3:10 when they told me the lip was finally gone and she was engaged. I didn't feel a "ring of fire" with Liam but boy did I with her. Once I felt it I knew I was close. And then she was out. At 3:30 am.
By the time I looked down she was gone. They had rushed her to the bassinet thing and Justin was blocking my view of her. He turns around teary eyed and says "We have a daughter. It's a girl!" We are both crying and I'm begging for her. That's when someone informs me of what's going on. After they suction her and determine that she didn't swallow any meconium they place her on my chest. She never cried. It wasn't until she started rooting to nurse that she let out the tiniest cry and stole our hearts.
I'm so in love with our third child, our final child, and our first baby girl


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Spacious 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments for rent with washer & dryer, walk-in closet, extra storage and private patio or balcony. Walk through kitchens complete with refrigerator, range, dishwasher and microwave. The community features heated pool, fitness center and clubhouse. Just minutes to I-5, downtown Salem and on bus line.
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Forest Ridge Apartment Homes2844 River Road South Salem, OR 9730244.914770736681 -123.06554250297- Near Keizer, OR+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Welcome home to Forest Ridge in Salem, Oregon where we offer 1 and 2 bedroom apartment homes for rent with washers and dryers in most floor plans, carports, swimming pool, fitness facility, business center and tanning. We are located near Interstate 5 and Salem Golf Island Park.
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Country living at its best in Salem, Oregon. Our oversized 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartment homes have an an abundance of amenities including, gourmet kitchens, vaulted ceilings in upstairs homes, extra storage space, and balconies or patios in every apartment. You'll also enjoy our fitness center complete with free weights and sauna. Easy access to I-5, Hwy 22 and Lancaster Dr. Close by shopping, dining and public transportation.
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Ripplingbrook Terrace is located in Salem, Oregon near Interstate 5. Choose from 2 Bedroom Apartment homes or 1 and 2 Townhomes with Frost Free Refrigerator, Dishwasher Disposal, a Patio or Deck with Storage and with a Washer and Dryer. Fireplaces are available in select units and residents have access to the on site Comunity Room. We are pet friendly and close by shopping, dining and schools.
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Triple Crown1380 Seattle Slew Drive Salem, OR 9730144.91273 -122.961997- Near Keizer, OR+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Apartments and Townhomes for rent in Salem, Oregon. Our 2 and 3 Bedroom Homes include Washer and Dryer Hookups, Patio or Balcony, Cable, Dishwashers and Garbage Disposal. Townhomes include Attached Garages and a Gated Entrance. Residents also enjoy the Fitness Center on site as well as the safe tranquil Neighborhood. We are located near Corban College, Interstate 5, Highway 22, Shopping and Dining.
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Riverplace Apartment Homes201 DeAnn Dr Independence, OR 9735144.863946 -123.18298- Near Keizer, OR+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Brand new studio, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments for rent. All homes have contemporary cabinetry, granite counter tops, plank flooring, fully equipped kitchens including micro hood microwaves, air conditioning, patio or balcony and washer and dryer hook ups. Community features include pool, hot tub, fitness center, clubhouse, playground and bike storage. Close to public transit, walking and biking trails.
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Maplewood2195 Maplewood Dr S Salem, OR 9730644.877218529582 -123.07559877634- Near Keizer, OR+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Spacious 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath apartments for rent featuring fully equipped kitchens with refrigerator, range and dishwasher, patio or deck with storage and lots of closet space. Washer and dryer hook-ups in some homes with laundry facility on site. Shopping, dining and parks just minutes away and the school bus stop is right out front.
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Fountain Valley435 Fountain Valley Way NE Salem, OR 9730144.933748 -122.9804995- Near Keizer, OR+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments for rent in Salem, Oregon featuring washer/dryer hook-ups, extra storage, garages and covered parking, patios and balconies with gas fireplace in select units. Our community has a clubhouse with pool table and huge patio. Close to Lancaster Drive and minutes away from Hwy 22 and I-5. Great location close to Lancaster Mall shopping, various restaurants and businesses.
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Overlook Pointe1543 Wiltsey Rd SE #230 Salem, OR 9730644.869377 -123.025764- Near Keizer, OR+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Gigantic 2 and 3 bedroom apartments with open floorplans each with their own patio and/or balcony with storage, spacious closets and washer and dryers. Our pet friendly community features a courtyard pool, outdoor activity area and fitness center.
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Columbia Village3684 Fisher Rd. NE Salem, OR 9730544.971362269049 -122.98853895026- Near Keizer, OR+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Spacious 2 bedroom apartments for rent in Salem, Oregon featuring vaulted ceilings with ceiling fans, washer/dryer hookups in lower units, Euro-style cabinets, privacy decks, stainless steel kitchen sinks, spacious bathrooms, built-in closet organizers, 4 on-site laundry rooms and whirlpool appliances. Located near I-5 exits 258 & 256 with access to downtown, shopping, medical facilities and recreation.
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Summit View401 Ratcliff Drive SE Ste. 100 Salem, OR 9730244.908589415482 -123.04415035049- Near Keizer, OR+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Summit View Apartments in Salem, Oregon offers Sudios, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments for rent with tiled entries, spacious kitchens and a washer and dryer in each home. Select homes have fireplaces and patio or deck with extra storage and we pay trash. Easy access to I-5, close to Commerical Street and Liberty Avenue and on bus line. Just minutes from Downtown Salem. Great choices for dining and shopping are all around.
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The Missouri House today placed limits on the private, nonsectarian school transfer option in a measure modifying the school transfer law when it backed the bill.
The House passed the bill tonight by a vote of 91-64 after about three hours of debate. The bill would modify the 1993 transfer law requiring unaccredited school districts to pay tuition and provide transportation for students who want to attend an accredited school in the same or adjacent county.
The Senate passed its own version of the bill in February. Any differences between the House and the Senate version would need to be reconciled before the measure is sent to the governor.


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Larry Gadea, upset with the demise on OnLive, decided to take matters into his own hands.
Larry Gadea, upset with the demise on OnLive, decided to take matters into his own hands.
It's been five years since the last instalment of the music-making game.
It'll use a a special iPhone case that lets you play real, physical GameBoy cartridges on your smartphone. This is not an April Fool's joke either. Hurray!
When you're hacking your way through a sweltering jungle in virtual reality, wouldn't you like to feel as disgustingly hot and humid as your video game character? No?
After worrying that Steam machines were dead in the water, we explore what's brought them right back on track.
Shows no sign of not naming everything it makes 'Shield'.
The futuristic London of PC adventure Capital has a new, Giz UK-shaped resident.
Until now game streaming has been for devotees only. But Microsoft just invited the filthy casuals like me.
And the robot that produced them is making money from them. Yes, the robot...
The Internet Archive just dumped nearly 2,400 old MS-DOS video games into one easy-to-navigate repository.
The only game worth playing is Quake on an oscillascope. I mean, holy crap would you look at this thing? It's as nerdy as it is awesome.
"We didn't know the game could do that": Hands-on with a shooter that genuinely hates you.
New Commodore 64 book bitmaps your coffee table: here's the Gizmodo team's preferred pixelated loading screens of plenty.
They are really making a Tetris movie. Which is only slightly more ridiculous than a Battleship movie.
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I once worked as a contractor for a "Big Australian" mining company. One day in the tea room the manager of the site said to me "Anthony, we are still hurting people. We need to stop this. How can we get people to behave at home the same way we do at work" I took his meaning to be the quasi requirement for people to perform the same safety rituals at home such as Take Fives and JHA/JSA's.
I said "good Idea" I explained that I was in the midst of breaking in a horse and had done all the ground work and was planning to ride the animal for the first time on the weekend. I suggested he come around to my place and assist me with the filling out of the Take Five and suggested we could complete a JHA to cover the task. He seemed interested and thought it was a good idea. I then suggested that the paperwork would be of good quality and that after completing the JHA that all the risks would have been identified and that HE could be the one to ride the horse.
He was suddenly mortified. I then said what we are going to do is he will stay out of the way. I suggested that I had planned this event very carefully by going through the appropriate training on the ground and that the reason I was prepared to ride the horse was due to my understanding that the horse was ready. I also explained that I was very experienced having don this many times over a 30 year period. I also explained that I was a very good rider.
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Alamos Gold Lists on the New York Stock Exchange
Alamos President and Chief Executive Officer John McCluskey to Ring The Opening Bell
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On Wednesday, February 13, executives and guests of Toronto-based Alamos Gold Inc. will visit the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) to celebrate the company's listing. Alamos Gold Inc. will begin trading on the NYSE that same day under the ticker symbol "AGI." Alamos Gold Inc. currently trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
To mark the occasion, President and CEO John McCluskey, joined by members of Alamos Gold's management team, will ring the NYSE Opening Bell.
Alamos Gold Inc. (NYSE: AGI)
Alamos is an established Canadian-based gold producer that is one of the world's lowest-cost gold miners. In 2012, less than a decade after its establishment, Alamos generated its billionth dollar of revenue and produced its millionth ounce of gold. Alamos owns and operates the Mulatos Mine in Mexico, and has exploration and development activities in Mexico and Turkey. The Company employs more than 600 people and is committed to the highest standards of environmental management, social responsibility, and health and safety for its employees and neighboring communities. Over the next few years, Alamos plans to more than double production, while continuing its track record of generating strong returns for shareholders. The Company has more than $350 million in cash and short-term investments, is debt-free and is unhedged to the price of gold. As of February 5, 2013, Alamos had 127,455,786 common shares outstanding (132,326,086 shares fully diluted), which are traded on the TSX under the symbol "AGI".
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Wednesday, February 13, 2013
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9:30 a.m. The Opening Bell rings
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The bad news for Chiefs receiver Dexter McCluster is that he has been downgraded to out for Sunday at Oakland. The good news is that he has been upgraded to not having MRSA.
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Darryl Geddes 315 464-4828
Catholic priest, who offered spiritual support and care to University Hospital patients, retires after 18 years
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The Rev. Alfred J. Bebel will say good-bye to University Hospital after 18 years of providing spiritual comfort and care to patients and staff members alike when he retires Saturday, July 31.
A reception for Bebel will be held Tuesday, July 27, from 2:30 to 4 p.m. in the small dining room located in University Hospital's cafeteria. You are invited to cover the reception. If you plan to cover, contact Darryl Geddes at 464-4828.
Bebel was appointed to the hospital's pastoral staff by Frank Harrison, bishop of the Syracuse Diocese, in 1986.
"University Hospital has been an extremely gratifying place to work," said Bebel, who was ordained in 1958.
Bebel believes the greatest support he provided patients was his ability to listen. "You can show great compassion toward someone by offering them a sympathetic ear," he said. "You must be able to acknowledge one's fears, wishes, desires and anger to help the healing process begin and to put someone at peace with their surroundings and situation."
In addition to counseling patients and staff, Bebel was active in numerous hospital committees, include the ethics committee and the Cooperative Campus Ministry Committee, which offers a forum on faith and values annually. Bebel also participated in the hospital's Clergy Day program.
Outside of his hospital responsibilities, Bebel was active in a diocesan task force on AIDS and HIV and the Eastern Farmworkers Association, based in Syracuse, which provides food and clothing for migrant farm workers in Central New York.
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Freight Train Derails In Cicero
Crews were notified at 4:18 a.m. of the derailment on Metra BNSF tracks in the 4700 block of West 26th Street in Cicero, Chicago Police News Affairs Officer Janel Sedevic said.
BNSF Trains Halted After Woman Jumps From Building Near Tracks
A woman who jumped to her death from an 11th-floor balcony near a Metra station Thursday night on the Near West Side halted trains for about 30 minutes, authorities said.
Metra Train Travels 13 Minutes With Door Open
Thirteen minutes. That's how long a door aboard a moving Metra train stayed open Tuesday evening before a conductor discovered the problem.
2 Struck, Killed By Metra Train Near Cicero Station
Metra trains are back up and running this morning, after an accident in Cicero that left two people dead.


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Syracuse Lacrosse Player Hayes McGinley Got His Face "Footballed" after He Punched a Woman
So drunk he hit a woman, then got beat down.
So drunk he hit a woman, then got beat down.
Jay Z called Drake "soft as a lacrosse team," setting up an epic rapper vs. sport feud.
Memorial Day weekend means that it is time for lacrosse, the fastest growing sport in the U.S., to take center stage.
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About 2 percent of children, mostly boys, go on to be adult sleepwalkers, walking around, doing chores, eating and even climbing out windows and urinating in odd places.
Most sleepwalkers don't kill people. Sleepwalking, or somnambulism, can involve getting dressed, strolling around the house or doing rote tasks.
Though the sleepwalker remembers nothing, the partner often reports strange behaviors.
Daniel Houghton, a 28-year-old teacher from Montpelier, Vt., jumped up one night, insisting to his girlfriend that he had a relationship with Osama Bin Laden.
"I think it was near the election debates," said Houghton. "McCain had just called Obama, 'Osama,' by accident during one of the debates. Apparently I was digging around the sheets for Osama Bin Laden's business card. In my dream it had fallen out of my pocket."
He had no memory of the nocturnal event. "Maybe she dreamed the whole thing," Houghton said.
But others can be a danger to themselves or others, driving cars, having sex with strangers and even killing.
In 2007, Nick Walker, 26-year-old British Air Force mechanic whose military nickname was "night walker," for his sleepwalking habits, was found not guilty of raping a 15-year-old during one horrific sleepwalking bout.
Surprisingly most violent sleepwalking occurs in the earliest part of the sleep cycle, during deep sleep, before REM (rapid eye movement) and dreams occur.
In another rare condition mostly seen in the elderly, REM behavior disorder, sleepers can react in direct response to a dream and hurt their bedmates.
Some researchers say it is an early precursor to Parkinson's disease.
"One case I had would sit up in bed abruptly, telling his wife he thought there was an anaconda in his bed," said Cartwright. "He told her, 'I'll grab the head, you grab the tail.' He thought he was protecting her."
In both REM and non-REM sleepwalking, eyes are wide open and sleepers are difficult to wake.
Usually, a sleepwalking session ends abruptly, leaving the person confused and disoriented upon waking, with no memory of the event.
Researchers say there is a genetic basis to sleepwalking -- children whose parents are sleepwalkers are two to three times more likely to go on to exhibit the same behavior.
The "architecture" of sleep looks like a skyline, according to Cartwright. As the brain begins to shut down all visual and audio input, the muscles relax and breathing is progressively slower and deeper.
In about 20 minutes the body is in deep sleep with the highest amplitude and slowest brain waves. It is during this time that walking and talking are most likely to occur. In children, those delta waves are accompanied by growth hormone.
"You are really out of it," said Cartwright.
But gradually, the deep cycle decreases and the waves have less amplitude, and after 30 minutes, the sleeper moves into the REM or rapid eye movement phase.
REM is characterized by a sudden and dramatic loss of muscle tone where the person is essentially paralyzed, except for the eyes, which dart like "ping-pong balls," breathing, and in men, erections.
It is also associated with dreaming and the blood pressure and breathing can be erratic.
Throughout the night, the brain moves between those two phases in 90-minute cycles, with deep sleep becoming shorter and REM periods longer.


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Join us for a Bay Area Discussion on EV Archive Indexing!
The Symantec User Research team is interested in collecting some feedback on Enterprise Vault during a group interactive discussion. We believe that the only way to build truly useful products is to ensure that our users have a voice in the design process. This is a great opportunity for you to get involved in shaping the future direction of Enterprise Vault.
We are looking for experienced EV or Messaging administrators willing to join us for an interactive discussion on Thursday, November 12, 2009 from 1-5pm Pacific time (lunch will be provided) at our offices in Mountain View, California. The focus of the discussion will be on managing and upgrading indexes. We are interested in the challenges you face managing indexes on a day to day basis.
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We are planning to run a remote version of this activity which we'd love to get you involved in, but the exact date and time are still TBD. We will definitely keep you posted about those details however. Thanks for expressing interest!
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In reading the book "Writing Scientific Software" by Oliveira and Stewart, I came across this interesting passage:
"Shared variables are dangerous and should be avoided in shared libraries
So if you are writing a shared or dynamically linked library, avoid
savedlocal variables and avoid global variables."
(page 55)
But what about
static member functions? Are these equally as dangerous in a shared library? Should I avoid these as well? Why/why not?


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Drop mixture by large spoonfuls on ungreased cookie sheet, making 8 to 12 mounds.
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Bake 45 to 50 minutes or until puffed, golden brown and dry and firm to touch.
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