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PHOENIX -- A retrial to decide whether convicted murderer Jodi Arias is sentenced to life in prison or the death penalty has been pushed back from March 17.
The delay is being caused by a scheduling conflict for the prosecutor.
Prosecutor Juan Martinez is supposed to begin another potential death penalty trial on May 12.
In a hearing Tuesday in Maricopa County Superior Court, Presiding Criminal Judge Joseph Welty ruled the trial of a man accused of killing a Phoenix-area police officer in 2007 will go first. It's the oldest capital murder case in the county awaiting trial.
Welty left the rescheduling of Arias' penalty phase retrial to Judge Sherry Stephens.
The 33-year-old Arias was convicted last May of killing her boyfriend at his suburban Phoenix home in 2008, but the jury couldn't reach a verdict on her sentence.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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By Jordan ReimerAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, March 11, 2010 A month after the release of the 2010 Quadrennial Defense Review, a senior defense official directly addressed concerns about the report here yesterday.
The 2010 QDR, released on Feb. 1, is a comprehensive review of Defense Department strategy and priorities and identifies several key goals for the department in the next decade.
Speaking on background at a two-day seminar on the review hosted by the National Defense University, the official said it has become a well-established tradition to take issue with the QDR, the fourth published to date.
"We've learned a lot about the critiques over the years [and] how they've evolved," the official said.
The official noted the importance of having opposing viewpoints to make sure the administration is aware of all possible concerns.
"The great thing about this country truly is that we have this debate and that this debate creates innovation," the official said. "It asks the hard questions, it pushes us to rethink our assumptions. I think that's critical."
The official outlined several observations that the current report has generated, and presented the department's response to each.
Beginning with the assertion that the 2010 QDR doesn't provide a strategic vision or overall conceptual framework, the official said that the review process begins with a thorough assessment of the U.S. security environment through extensive interagency meetings and discussions with allies and partners.
"We wanted to have very strong strategy themes. We didn't want our QDR to be misconstrued as either about [one particular weapons system or another]," the official said. "We wanted a very clear, obvious, strategy approach to the QDR, and that's how we came to the 'prevail, prevent, prepare, and preserve' themes."
Those themes, the official said, provide a 20-year outlook for Defense Department prerogatives, as the congressional mandate for the review requires.
The official noted that concerns expressed about the review sometimes are contradictory, asserting that while the QDR has strategic vision, that vision is too divorced from fiscal realities.
"You get this a lot with QDRs," the official said. "You get hit on all sides."
The 2010 report is tied closely to the budget, the official pointed out, because the preceding QDR was accused of being too separated from the budget.
"I guess we would plead guilty. … The secretary [of defense] did indeed push the department through the program review [and] budget process to ensure that we were always linking our decisions back up to what our strategic goals were," the official stated.
Regarding the concern that the QDR is too focused on prevailing in today's conflicts at the expense of tomorrow's threats, the official said it does address future challenges by laying out several high-end threats from potential state adversaries. But more importantly, the official added, the emphasis on today's threats is warranted.
"The secretary's emphasis is right," the official asserted. "We would be irresponsible if we did not pay foremost attention to giving the support necessary to the men and women in uniform in harm's way in operational theaters today."
The official added that military planners foresee that ongoing operations in Iraq and Afghanistan are not aberrations, but rather are harbingers of the types of warfare in which the U.S. will engage over the next several years.
In reference to criticism that the report outlined decisions made before the process began and that its conclusions were out of line with the current administration's goals, the official stressed the unprecedented level of cooperation and coordination during the review process, both within the Defense Department and with other departments and agencies.
"All of the combatant commanders were brought into the process from the beginning, which is the first time that has occurred," the official said. The review team also "worked very closely with the national security staff to make sure we understood the president's priorities."
The official acknowledged that the QDR could not address every issue related to the Defense Department, and that in only setting forth a way ahead, the QDR leaves some issues undecided for now. However, the official added, these omissions provide opportunities for those outside of government to contribute their insights.
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Known for its excellent acoustics and ornate Gothic Revival proscenium, is an elegant performance space. The Theater's mission is to serve as a lively cultural arts venue that enriches the neighborhood, the city, and the University campus. The Theater hosts both international and national productions as well as public University lectures and readings.
The 478-seat recently renovated theater at USF's School of Education was previously known as the Ira and Leonore S. Gershwin Theater, Presentation Theater and, prior to that, the Little Theater. In 2002, the University of San Francisco once again renamed it University of San Francisco Presentation Theater.
The School of Education Building was constructed in 1930 on land purchased by the Sisters of Mercy in the early 1800s. It was later purchased by the Sisters of Presentation, whose two city convents had been destroyed in the 1906 earthquake. Here, the Sisters, headed by Mother M. Reginald Leahy, opened the Academy of the Presentation (later known as Presentation High School) in 1930.
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DIABETES: The term "diabetes mellitus" refers to a group of diseases that affect how your body uses blood glucose, commonly called blood sugar. Glucose is vital to your health because it's an important source of energy for the cells that make up your muscles and tissues. It's your brain's main source of fuel. If you have diabetes, no matter what type, it means you have too much glucose in your blood, although the reasons may differ. Too much glucose can lead to serious health problems. Chronic diabetes conditions include type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes. Potentially reversible diabetes conditions include prediabetes — when your blood sugar levels are higher than normal, but not high enough to be classified as diabetes — and gestational diabetes, which occurs during pregnancy. (Source: mayoclinic.com)
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NEW TECHNOLOGY: Ford has announced the launch of the first mobile health app to connect to certain Ford models via the car company's Sync AppLink platform: IMS Health's Allergy Alert app, which is powered by data from IMS Health's Pollen.com site. Gary Strumolo, Manager, Vehicle Design & Infotronics, Ford Research and Innovation explained that Ford had architected three ways for mobile health services to interact with its cars: Bluetooth connectivity between the car's computer and personal medical devices, remote access to cloud services via the car's computer, and synching up to the health apps users already have on their smartphones.
Allergy Alert was one of mobile health apps that were on display at Ford's event last year. Medtronic and WellDoc also showed off their wares: Medtronic demo'd a continuous glucose meter (CGM) that connected to the car via Bluetooth and allowed users to hear alerts about their blood glucose readings instead of having to fumble with their monitor's screen while driving. WellDoc demonstrated its cloud-based DiabetesManager service, which could encourage drivers to double check their blood sugar right when they get behind the wheel if they had a low reading earlier that day. More recently, Ford Motor announced that it had built on its in-car health monitoring initiative by teaming with Microsoft and Healthrageous to research how people can monitor their health and promote wellness with connected devices while in their vehicles. The number of allergy related apps is on the up and up. Allergy-related apps, like IMS Health's Allergy Alert, are an emerging and fast-growing subcategory of iOS health apps. (Source: Ford.com)
Gary Strumolo, Manager for vehicle design and Infotronics and Global Manager for interiors, Infotainment, and Health and Wellness Research, talks about the development of new technology for our cars that may help to keep us healthy.
Why did you think it was important for people to be able to monitor somebody's health issues while they are driving?
Gary Strumolo: Well, in one way we want to expand the notion of automotive safety. If you ask the person on the street what automotive safety is, they would say crash worthiness. How does a car perform during a crash? How many air bags does it have? What are its star ratings? The reality is that most people go through their entire driving lives without ever being in a serious auto accident, but if they have a chronic illness they suffer from that every day of their lives. So if we really want to address the issue of automotive safety and safety in general, for people with concerns that they have on a daily basis we need to address those chronic illness concerns.
Start with diabetes and asthma, why are they the main focus for this kind of test-drive?
Gary Strumolo: Because they hit the greatest population. In the U.S. alone there are 26 million diabetics, and the diabetic rate in the U.S. is growing at twice the global average. There are 60 million sufferers of asthma and allergies. So those are 2 very big hitters and we thought those would be the appropriate ones to address first.
Talk about the technology a little bit. How did you tweak this and kind of make this work with Sync, with voice, and with Well Doc?
Gary Strumolo: Sync is a connectivity system that enables you to take devices that come into the car and connect them through Bluetooth. So it enables you to access them and use them in the vehicle. It was a natural technology for some of the things that we are bringing in. There are 3 ways that we can bring technology into the car. One is to build it in directly, the other is to bring it in, and the third is to beam things in from the cloud. So what we looked at were ways to use those techniques. The diabetic application is through Medtronic. Medtronic makes a continuous glucose monitor which not only gives you your current blood sugar level, but which way it is trending. Both pieces of information are critical because you need to know if you are heading towards a problem in advance so that a corrective action could be taken. Since the device communicates through Bluetooth, we saw it as a natural pairing with Sync. So in the future instead of having to fumble to look for your device and see your reading, you would simply press the Sync button and ask for the reading and it would give you that reading verbally while you maintain your eyes on the road and your hands on the wheel.
Can you beam straight from the monitor?
Gary Strumolo: That is the goal. The device which communicates already wirelessly between the monitoring device and the pump, that we would then continue that communication to the car itself.
We talked a little bit about the fact that some of these hypoglycemic events might not be registered or talked about, but this could, even if they are not registered or talked about, help cut down on them.
Gary Strumolo: Absolutely. If you go hypoglycemic, you know the conditions are blurry vision, confusion, lightheadedness; those are problems if you are just sitting in your living room. They are really problematic if you are operating a vehicle, not only for yourself but for others on the road. We think it is important for people to have the peace of mind to be able to say that I can check on my condition at any time without compromising my safety or the safety of those on the road with me.
You are still building on this system for the diabetes. With the Well Doc app, the car will actually give you examples of what you need to do to get your blood sugar up?
Gary Strumolo: That is right. Well Doc services are essentially a personal healthcare coach which operates in part through your phone. Because it does and Sync can connect to your phone, again it was a perfect opportunity for us to leverage that technology. With Well Doc, you can make sure that you are following the regimen that you have agreed upon with your primary care physician, and we spend a lot of time in our cars. The Department of Transportation in the U.S. estimates that commuters spend about 500 million commuter hours per week in their vehicles. That is a lot of time that you are in your car. It is an opportunity for you to leverage that time and to maintain your wellbeing.
Is the goal overall for the diabetes monitor to be Bluetooth connected to the monitor to the car?
Gary Strumolo: Right.
With the asthma application, what is the goal with that?
Gary Strumolo: Well again, because so many people, 60 million in the U.S. alone, suffer from allergies and asthma it is important to take beamed in information from a cloud. There are many apps on your smart phone. If you look in the Apple App Store or the Android Marketplace, you will see that there are literally thousands of health and wellness related apps. This is a way in which we can again use App Link, which connects those apps to your car, to leverage that capability. The first one we looked at was Allergy Alert. What Allergy Alert does is it gives you your pollen level, as well as your asthma, cough cold and UV indices. So when you get into your car, if you suffer from pollen, and many people do, you can find what that estimation is not only for the day but for 4 days ahead. Then you can plan what you need to do; if you have to get extra medication, you can do that. The car could also intelligently monitor that and maybe turn the recirculation air mode on, keeping the pollen laden air from getting into the vehicle. Then we can go even one step further. If we know the air quality in the area then we could fundamentally change the notion of what a navigation system does. Today, a navigation system does 1 of 3 things. It gives you the shortest route, the quickest route, or the most fuel efficient route, but imagine that you could ask for the healthiest route. If it knows the air quality around the area and knows where you need to go, it could route you around areas of bad air quality. It might take you a little longer to get there, but your lungs would appreciate the difference.
What other possibilities are out there?
Gary Strumolo: Our researchers are even looking at monitoring heart rate. Not necessarily to alert the driver that their heart rate is elevated, but to use it as an indication of stress. So we take that piece of information along with what is going on around the car, the amount of traffic that is around him, as well as what the driver is actually doing in the car because we know if he is pushing buttons, how he is using the steering wheel, the gas, the brake, and to come up with what is called a workload estimator. Now with that, we can be intelligent about information that comes into the car. For example, if the workload is deemed to be high and a phone call comes in, we would route that call directly to voicemail. If the workload is very low, then there is no reason why the driver could not take the call. Now the car can be intelligent about managing information, looking out for the driver, and making sure that if he is at high stress level we do not add to it by bringing other information in.
Is this something that you saw a demand for or is it something you just decided to tackle?
Gary Strumolo: We thought it was a natural extension of the connectivity capabilities of the car. Sync as it exists today is principally an infotainment system: making a phone call, playing music, and so on. As a result, it has been subject to criticism from places like the Department of Transportation. We see it as an enabler for driver distraction. With health and wellness, we can change the dialogue on that.
It seems like a natural route because that is something that you really have not seen out there yet.
Gary Strumolo: No, no one has really looked at this, but it is a tremendous opportunity. People are very concerned with their health and wellbeing. It is as personal as one can get. There is a lot of business involved in maintaining and monitoring your health and wellness so why should you not do that in the car particularly when you spend so much time in the vehicle?
Do you see other car companies following suit?
Gary Strumolo: Some other companies are looking in a research vein. For example, Toyota is looking at some research for monitoring heart rate as well on the car. We are not quite sure what they want to do with that; to alert the driver to potential conditions. One thing we want to make clear: we are not trying to turn the car into a medical device. We are simply enabling the owner of the vehicle who may have medical devices with them to access them in a safer way so that they can keep their eyes on the road and their hands on the wheel.
Any idea when we might start seeing some of these things pop up in cars?
Gary Strumolo: Sure, they vary depending on the application. The Allergy Alert has just been released as an app in the Apple App Store. Something like the continuous glucose monitor will take a bit longer because you have to go back to the FDA to inform them that the device has been modified a bit because of the Bluetooth connectivity and to make sure that from their standpoint nothing significant has changed on it. The Well Doc is probably in the middle because it already exists as a product, and so we just need to be able to hook into it through Sync like we do with our normal phone.
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Wrexham set up a play-off semi-final showdown against Luton after completing their season with a convincing 5-1 home victory over Braintree.
The Dragons, already assured of second place in the Blue Square Bet Premier, started strongly and took the lead in the 19th minute through player-manager Andy Morrell, who converted Stephen Wright's right-wing cross.
Adrian Cieslewicz added a second from the centre of the penalty area just before half-time.
Jay Harris hit a post as the hosts went in search of a third but it was Town who reduced the arrears through Ben Wright's 52nd-minute header.
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- In July of this year, Google failed to renew the FeedBurner domain in Japan – feedburner.jp. A listing with Domain Tools indicates the domain is now owned by Satoshi Mito and is now inactive.
- On July 26th a post on the FeedBurner Blog, known as "AdSense for Feeds" indicated the blog was shutting down because as Google said, "we're just not generating enough content here to warrant your time, so we won't be posting here any longer."
- On July 26th Google shut down the FeedBurner Twitter account with this message:
- On October 20th Google shut down the FeedBurner API causing developers who still rely on RSS technology to worry.
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In the event you've forgotten how the RSS service works here's a brief description. Once you connect your RSS feed with FeedBurner, Google caches the feed on its servers and delivers it to those who have subscribed to it. Subscribing to your feed is made easy because an HTML page replaces the XML file in your browser. Owners of the feed may also choose to embed ads in their feeds in order to monetize it. Most importantly, to many, FeedBurner provides a number of statistics such as the number of subscribers and the number of views to your blog posts, for example.
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Here are the latest Detroit Lions news and notes for July 6, 2012:
• Tony Scheffler found the end zone six times for the Lions last season, despite catching just 26 passes. It's possible that the athletic tight end could see both those numbers rise in 2012, as Detroit may look to expand his role in the offense. — kffl.com
• Pat Kirwan of CBSSports ranked the teams with the best "triple" threats in the NFL, which he defined as any roster possessing at least three offensive weapons that present matchup problems for opposing defenses.
Kirwan pegged the Lions as one such team with that luxury, thanks to Calvin Johnson, Brandon Pettigrew and Jahvid Best. Where did Detroit land on his list? — CBSSports.com
• The Lions have very high expectations for safety Louis Delmas this coming season. He's been solid for Detroit when he has been able to avoid injury and stay on the field, but the coaching staff wants an even better performance in 2012. The folks at Pride of Detroit rated Delmas as the seventh most important player to the success of this year's squad. — PrideofDetroit.com
• This has been one of the themes of the offseason for the Lions, but Titus Young, despite having issues away from the field, appears primed for a breakout second season with the honolulu blue and silver. Is he set to take the NFL by storm in 2012? — Bleacher Report
• The Lions have had their fair share of legal troubles this offseason (not including Young's tiff with Delmas during a workout). But does the arrest of ex-Lion and current Buc Eric Wright offer further proof of disciplinary issues in Detroit's locker room? Braden Shackelford asks that question. — Sidelion Report


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CB2 thanks: the drake hotel
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 at 3:00PM
We love to travel and meet new people, see new places—especially when they're in our next new neighborhood.
Last week—in preparation for the opening of CB2 Toronto—we experienced the Drake Hotel for the first time of many more to come.
Not only is their customer service top notch, the decor full of character—their restaurants are first rate.
Serving fresh local foods deliciously prepared by Chef Anthony and his team, we started our days with the same order everyday—we're just saying: 4 people, 3 days = 36 eggs.
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Kick-Ass' Aaron Johnson – CELEBRITY BEEFCAKE
In 2010, Brit actor Aaron Johnson became a household name (well in the houses of people I know and I'm betting in most of yours too) when he appeared as Dave Lizewski, the wetsuit-clad student-turned-superhero in Matthew Vaughn and Jane Goldman's film Kick-Ass, based on Mark Millar's superhero comic book of the same name. Once I spotted some of these circulating the net, and read up on this Kick-Ass boy, I thought I'd share. I figure, at least I'm younger than his pregnant fiancee so I'm not TOO much of a dirty old man. Or at least no more than usual. He is adorable, and I thought that BEFORE the self-tanning scene.
5 ft 11 Kick-Ass star Aaron Perry Johnson was born June 13, 1990 in Holmer Green, Buckinghamshire, England to a homemaker and a civil engineer father. He bagan his career in entertainment at the age of 6, attending the Jackie Palmer Stage School in High Wycombe between 1996 and 2008, where he was tutored in drama, tap, jazz, acrobatics and singing. In 1999 at the age of 9, he played the son of Macduff alongside Rufus Sewell's Macbeth, and in 2000 he performed in Arthur Miller's All My Sons.
By the age of 12 the future Kick-Ass vigilante made his silver screen debut in Tom & Thomas (2002). In 2003, he protrayed a young Charlie Chaplin in Shanghai Knights. His starring role in The Thief Lord (2006), based on the book by Cornelia Funke led to his casting that year as young Eisenheim in Edward Norton's flashbacks in The Illusionist.
He first gained heartthrob status as the sought after young hunk Robbie in in the British teen comedy Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging. He was also seen as the doomed son in 2009′s The Greatest.
TV roles have included: Niker (BBC's adaptation of the novel Feather Boy 2004 ), Owen (E4′s, Aaron (Talk to Me),Nearly Famous) and Lorimer Black (Armadillo).
About the same time he Johnson took on the complicated role of a young John Lennon in the 2009 biopic Nowhere Boy, directed by Sam Taylor-Wood. He must have really impressed the boss, because it was announced on Halloween 2009, that Johnson was engaged to 43 year old filmmaker Taylor-Wood. As of January 2010, Taylor-Wood is pregnant with the couple's first child. Can't blame a cougar for pouncing on that… the boy has an 8-pack. He is next slated to star in Hideo Nakata's upcoming dramatic thriller Chatroom.
Aaron Johnson WILL be reprising the role of Dave Lizewski in Kick-Ass 2: Balls to the Wall due in 2010. Lets hope that title isn't literal. That would hurt. But then again, who knows what he's into. From the look of some of the more candid shots, Aaron Johnson is not that innocent.
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I value the opinions of all of those here and was wondering if Prozac was safe to take with Suboxone. I have a sponsee that is on 16mg of Suboxone and was recently prescribed 20mg of Prozac. I made the mistake of looking online and have seen horror stories about them counteracting each other. Any experience?Don't be afraid of withdrawal. The sick feeling will pass and then the real work starts: staying sober. For me, the rooms of AA were the last thing I tried and the first thing that worked, but it will only work if you work it.
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I have a friend thats on the same mix..20mg Prozac, 16mg sub.I was on 20mg of Paxil while on sub. Now 2 months off sub,still on Paxil.I did not experience anything while using the 2 together. My friend was prescribed this by an addiction MD who told him there was no interaction between the 2. However, many MDs, including addiction specialists still don't know how to manage patients on sub!! There are so many side effects with both meds and it is sometimes hard to predict how each individual reacts. Funny, sub can make you depressed so they prescribe an antidepressant instead of decreasing the sub...such is modern medicine.I was on the paxil for a couple of years before the sub, so I just don't know. Have ytour sponsee pay close attention to how she feels. The Prozac really won't kick in for 3-4 weeks. Hope this helps!
It seems to be a safe combo. Who really knows? But it may also be the prozac is being scripted to mask the symptoms of a HUGE sub dose. A mechanistic approach.
Personally if it were my own plan, I'd taper the sub down to single digits B4 adding a controversial AD...(or any other med).
You can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking that caused them in the first place.
Sage advice, gang. Thanks for the input. It's true about the Sub and depression, then the Prozac for the depression that the Sub caused. It's like a cat chasing its tail!
I have no experience with prozac. But I have had a severe reation to a another medication, back about 4 years ago, while on suboxone. It was a type of antidepresant that is now being prescribed for ADHD called strattera.I hadn't taken adderall for almost 5 years, and I thought that a non-stimulant ADHD med would be a safe choice. Boy was I mistaken. It was by far the worst 3 days of my life. I felt as though I was tripping on lsd and overly caffinated at the same time. I had the most twitchy reflexes, that couldn't be controlled. I also had trouble putting a sentence together. I couldn't eat, sleep or even drink water without being violently sick. Maybe that's what it feels like to be on a month long meth binge. But when I told my sub. Docter he just dissmissed it as a personal reaction. And asked me if I think I'm ready to back on adderall again. My answer was no. I find adderall to very unenjoyable to me. It seems people who don't have ADHD like it a lot better then us who do have it.


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Amid billows of smoke and steam, the Delta II rocket with its Mars Exploration Rover (MER-A, Spirit) payload lifted off the pad on time at 1:58 p.m. EDT on 10 June 2003 from Launch Complex 17-A, Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.
MER-A, known as "Spirit," was the first of two twin rovers launched to Mars. When the two rovers arrived at the red planet in 2004, they bounced to airbag-cushioned landings at sites offering a balance of favorable conditions for safe landings and interesting science.
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The English Springer Spaniel is a dog breed used as hunting dogs to retrieve animals. It is one of many spaniel breeds. They are clever and cheerful. Their coat can be brown and white, black and white, or have tan spots. They look like their cousins, the Welsh Springer Spaniel and Cocker Spaniel.


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Session Y8: Experiences and Issues for Young Physicists in the International Arena: Impact on the Future of Physics followed by Panel Discussion
8:00 AM–11:00 AM, Friday, March 25, 2011
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Abstract: Y8.00002 : Overcoming the Cultural Barrier: An International Physicist's Experience
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Doing experimental physics in the midst of an international community, a necessity in certain fields due to the breadth and the complexity of the projects involved, is a task that presents many advantages but also challenges. I will be reviewing some of these from the point of view of an international physicist working in China. I will also be sharing my personal experiences in overcoming the cultural barriers and in transitioning from a country that is traditionally underrepresented in science.
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Weston-super-Mare boss Craig Laird is urging his players to be more decisive in both penalty areas.
And he believes the Seagulls can learn from their 3-0 FA Trophy exit at the hands of Blue Square South leaders Salisbury last weekend.
He said: "We played well against them, but they just had that little bit of quality at either end of the pitch and that made the difference.
"That is what you get when you have a big budget. We don't have that kind of money at Weston, but we can work hard to get the best out of what we have got and try to close the gap that way."
Laird is confident a similar level of performance will yield dividends when his side returns to Blue Square South action against Havant & Waterlooville at the Woodspring Stadium.
The visitors will be in confident mood after thrashing Dorchester 4-0 in midweek, but Laird insisted: "It is all about what we do.
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Belen to change 1,600 addresses in city to comply with state statute
Belen city officials are gearing up to change more than 1,600 addresses of residents and businesses to comply with state statute.
"It's not just one area in the city. It's scattered all over the city," said Steve Tomita, the city planning and economic development director at the city council's March 18 meeting.
Although the process of how these address changes will occur or when it will happen hasn't been outlined. Tomita said those affected will be notified by the city and have questions addressed at public meetings.
The changes are in response to a New Mexico statute stating a "local governing body in an enhanced 911 service area shall provide GIS addressing and digital mapping data to the public safety answering point (dispatch) that provides the enhanced 911 service to the local government."
This statute was implemented after the state was chosen to complete a pilot program enhancing 911 service areas through consistent mapping, said Lisa Miller, zoning enforcement specialist.
Those within the state received New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration funding to purchase equipment for these enhancements, and signed agreements with DFA stating they would correct up to 96 percent of addressing, street naming and signage errors.
"We want to make you aware that this is going to be a big issue," Tomita said. "We're going to try to resolve everything as reasonable as possible, but there are probably going to be circumstances when we don't have a choice but to change an address and it's going to have an impact."
Errors include odd and even numbered homes listed on the same side of the street, duplicate addresses, addresses listed on the wrong streets and gaps in street numbers, Miller said.
One instance Miller encountered was where seven residences had the same address.
Miller said changes are much needed for emergency personnel to accurately respond to incoming calls. Emergency responders at times respond to the wrong place or don't know where they need to go due to the errors.
"In two instances in that trailer park (on Orchard Place), one trailer completely burned because (emergency responders) were thinking (the home) was farther down the road," Miller said.
"Dispatch didn't know where it was. They thought it was in the county, because they thought it was on Orchard Road."
Miller told the council she wasn't sure how the errors occurred, but some of them might have been city errors, and the others were from residents assigning themselves addresses.
Belen City Councilor David Carter called the address changes an "unbelievable burden to the people of Belen" on top of being costly for businesses.
But Miller said Belen isn't the only municipality facing this issue.
"Albuquerque had over 1,600 pages of address errors listing from here to here," she said, pointing from the top to the bottom of the page.
Accurate and quicker response times would be worth the address change headache, said Belen firefighter Chris Martinez.
"If I have to change my PNM (bill) and everything else for first responders — police and fire — to get to my wife faster, I wouldn't mind changing my bills," Martinez said.
Before implementing changes, Miller will analyze the "most reasonable adjustments" and bring those before councilors for feedback and approval.
Once the address changes are completed, Miller will notify the post office, the city's water department and the county, but it would be up to residents to notify other utilities and necessary entities.
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The return of artisan skills is one of the better things happening in food. We may have an obesity epidemic, fried chicken and burgers, but the counterculture rocks with handcrafted speciality foods. There's a growing market for real bread and handmade cheese, yet these skills are rarely taught in schools except as part of design and technology. It was this that prompted Alison Parente to create a school where students can learn such trades as traditional baking, cheese-making, brewing and butchery.
The School of Artisan Food is housed on a Nottinghamshire country estate, Welbeck, which is also home to a fine farm shop and bakery with bread from wood-fired ovens. Courses range from short ones for curious amateurs with no experience, to advanced or professional sessions, to a full one-year, live-in diploma.
I was especially pleased to learn that, for certain students, funding is available. Baking is an essential human art – everyone should be able to learn to do it if they want.
This summer the baking courses on offer include a four-day course making bread and patisserie (you need no prior experience) running from August 22-25, and a one-day European baking course on July 28.
There are also professional and advanced ''fine-tuning'' courses, and other artisan skills courses.
I begged a recipe from the school to put to the test. You will love this great rich bun dough – which can be varied to make ginger and sultana Chelsea buns.
500g/1lb 2oz strong white flour
270 ml lukewarm milk, infused with 1 split vanilla pod
25g/1oz fresh yeast (or 14g dried yeast)
60g/2½oz caster sugar
1 egg, lightly beaten
7g/½oz salt
60g/2½oz unsalted butter plus extra for brushing
200g/7oz sultanas
1 tsp ground ginger or cinnamon
2 tbsp Demerara sugar
150g/5oz chopped crystallised ginger (optional)
Zest of 1 lemon and 1 orange, plus juice
• Butter a 9in x 12in baking sheet and line with baking parchment. Butter again. Sift the flour into a bowl and make a well in the centre. Add the yeast and caster sugar to the milk and stir until the yeast is dissolved. Pour in the bowl with the flour and add the egg, then mix to a wet dough. Cover with a cloth and leave in a draught-free spot to rise for about one hour until doubled in size.
• Add the rest of the flour with the salt and knead on the worktop with your hands until you have a smooth dough. Put back in the bowl and rest the dough for five minutes. Repeat this "knead and rest" technique twice, then work the butter into the dough with your hands. Rest the dough again – it will be very "active" and elastic – then fold it and place in the bowl for one further hour. Again it will double in size.
• To make the buns, place the dough on a lightly floured work surface and roll to a rectangle measuring 18in x 12in. Brush all but one inch of the shorter end of the dough with melted butter and scatter the Demerara sugar over the surface. Mix together the sultanas, spice, most of the citrus zest and ginger (if using.) Scatter over the surface of the dough. Wet the shorter unbuttered edge with water (to seal the buns) and then roll up the dough from the other long end to make a "Swiss roll".
• Cut the roll into 12 pieces and place three rows of four on the baking tray. Leave to prove one more time until doubled in size. The school's top tip is to do this in the oven, before you turn it on. Take out and preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4 then bake until golden and puffed. Remove and, when cool, brush with a glaze made from two tbs of citrus juice and 90g (3oz) sifted icing sugar.
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Thanks to all the readers who sent in their ideas for using egg whites (Ref. the Baking Club's wedding cake génoise sponge from June 22). Online readers' ideas were prolific.
From 'Baggage': "Pavlova or Angel Food cake, both terrific with summer berries. Freeze the whites until you are ready for the Mother of the Bride's Recovery Afternoon Tea."
Kerryn Humphreys also says that egg white freezes exceptionally well: "one per ice cube [in a] tray." Also to "use in fruit sherbets, a lighter fruitier ice cream or, finally, if you have lots and lots you can always have a go at your own marshmallows which require about half a dozen whites to make 30ish."
'Slippery Eel' (whoever he, or she, may be) suggested fresh fruit financiers (little cakes) and some readers advised making egg white omelettes — not my thing, as you can imagine.
Meanwhile Baking Club's heroine Tania Marshall, the Mother of the Bride making her daughter's cake, has written to say she added a few whites to make up the egg weight of the cake, and it worked perfectly. More on this soon.
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Buy bread and patisserie from the Welbeck Farm Shop, welbeck.co.uk
Next week: angel food cake in a ring tin, with summer berry compote. You will need nine egg whites, lemon and orange zest (or vanilla essence), plain flour, cornflour, caster sugar, cream of tartar and butter, plus a mix of summer berries.


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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2003 The Bush administration doesn't anticipate returning to settlement talks with the plaintiffs in the long-running trust fund lawsuit, Secretary of Interior Gale Norton said on Wednesday. Testifying before a House subcommittee on her fiscal year 2004 budget request, Norton said the two sides were too far apart on an historical accounting of the Individual Indian Money (IIM) trust. The Department of Interior doesn't think Indian beneficiaries are owed billions, she told lawmakers. "There is a tremendous difference between our position and the plaintiffs' position," she said, referring to estimates of the amount that has passed through the system for nearly a century. "The difference is so vast that there are very few opportunities for sitting down and resolving the issue." With the Cobell case entering its seventh year, outside pressure to settle has been mounting, although most of it originates from a few members of Congress. Sen. Ben Nighthorse Campbell (R-Colo.) plans to introduce a bill to allow beneficiaries to voluntarily extinguish their right to an historical accounting for a settlement. "If left alone, it will go on for years and years," Campbell said on Tuesday at the winter session of the National Congress of American Indians (NCAI) in Washington, D.C. Keith Harper, a Native American Rights Fund (NARF) attorney, said the plaintiffs have always been willing to discuss settlement. But proposals that put the federal government in sole control won't ensure justice to account holders who haven't been treated fairly for more than a century, he said. "What the Secretary and Sen. Campbell have proposed is essentially allowing multi-million dollar claims to get settled for pennies on the dollar," he said. "It's absurd to suggest that you should be able to allow a Secretary of the Interior -- who is an unfit trustee-delegate and who has demonstrated a propensity to lie at every stage -- full authority [of the accounts] without any oversight." Since the case's inception in 1996, nearly a dozen settlement attempts have been made. A deal was reached at the end the Clinton administration but was rejected by the Department of Justice. Talks were revived with Bush officials but failed last year, prompting Deputy Secretary J. Steven Griles to ridicule large dollar figures cited the plaintiffs. Sen. Daniel Inouye (D-Hawaii) said he wants to see the dispute resolved. "The time has come to close the chapter, if at all possible," he told tribal leaders on Tuesday. But he also noted that the federal government must live up to its fiduciary obligations. "If it takes $2.4 billion, let's find that $2.4 billion," he said, referring to a Bush administration estimate, now rejected, of the cost of an historical accounting. Last summer, Rep. Dale Kildee (D-Mich.), co-chair of the Congressional Native American Caucus, led the fight against a legislative attempt to limit the government's trust obligations. "After six years of litigation, the Department of the Interior remains unable or unwilling to provide an accounting to beneficiaries," he said on Wednesday. Norton yesterday said the new approach, to cost $335 million over five years, is much more limited. Although the overwhelming majority of beneficiaries want a transaction-by-transaction accounting, the department plans a combined transactional and statistical sampling of the money. The actual land holdings, however, won't be accounted. Norton also acknowledged the loss of trust records necessary but said it was still possible to do a "credible" accounting. "We certainly cannot say we have every piece of paper," she said. Paul Moorehead, an aide to Campbell on the Senate Indian Affairs Committee, said the settlement bill was not "ready" to be introduced. "It's not a perfect idea," he said in an interview. "There is not even 100 percent consensus." The Interior admits that at least $13 billion has passed through the IIM system since 1909, all of it unaccounted. The plaintiffs say a more realistic figure, which includes land sales that occurred from 1887 to 1934, when 90 million acres of the Indian estate fell into non-Indian hands, is $137 billion. Relevant Links:
Indian Trust, Department of Interior - http://www.doi.gov/indiantrust
Indian Trust: Cobell v. Norton - http://www.indiantrust.com
Trust Reform, NCAI - http://www.ncai.org/main/pages/
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Budget not kind to Indian Country (2/10)
Trust programs see historic increase (2/4)
Court asked to reject Bush accounting plan (02/03)
Norton's plan faces court scrutiny (1/27)
Tribes debate response to trust reform plans (01/13)
Standards guide reform effort (1/8)
What happened to all the land? (1/8)
Congressman accuses Norton of 'stealth' moves (1/8)
Sioux chairman calls BIA talks a 'sham' (1/8)
Cobell trust reform plans filed (1/7)
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Norton won't account for assets (1/6)
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Models that will take pride of place in the Britain: One Million Years of the Human Story exhibition made their entrance last week.
Two eerily lifelike models of a Neanderthal and a Homo sapiens were delivered to the Museum on Friday, before being whisked off into hiding until early next year.
The specially commissioned models were created by the Kennis brothers, twin artists who specialise in scientifically accurate sculptures of ancient humans and animals.
Ancient visitors: the Neanderthal, left, is modelled on a Neanderthal who was in his 20s. The artists were surprised by scientific evidence of his anatomy, particularly his flat bottom. The Homo sapiens is based on a man in his 50s.
The naked models, both with tattoo-like markings, are wizened and look disturbingly similar to modern men. The Neanderthal is lighter-skinned than the Homo Sapiens, based on evidence from recent and ancient DNA.
The Neanderthal figure is modelled on a skeleton found in a cave in Belgium and is short and stocky, whereas the modern human, whose ancestors came from Africa, is much taller.
Drawing on scientific data, the Kennis brothers rebuilt the skeletons of these ancient humans in their studio in Arnhem in the Netherlands built up clay muscle and tendon and took a cast of each body. These were then filled with silicon to create the models.
They coloured and specked the silicon from the inside out to recreate accurate skin tone. Both Neanderthals and modern humans probably used pigment to mark their skin.
Museum palaeontologist Prof Chris Stringer, Director of the Ancient Human Occupation of Britain project (AHOB) that inspired the exhibition, provided replica bones and advised the artists on skin pigmentation, markings and hair style.
The AHOB project is a 13-year multidisciplinary collaboration between the Museum and Royal Holloway, Oxford and Cambridge Universities, the British Museum and Queen Mary University of London.
The exhibition itself has taken three years to create.
Neanderthals are our closest extinct relatives, and although our species, Homo sapiens, did not evolve from them directly, many of us have a small percentage of Neanderthal DNA as a result of ancient interbreeding.
Neanderthals were skilled toolmakers and hunters, great survivors who colonised Britain many times between 400,000 and 50,000 years ago, at times coping with ever-changing environments, and at other times disappearing.
Modern humans first arrived in Britain from Africa around 40,000 years ago. Homo sapiens were the first human species to sculpt objects not just for survival but to interpret the world around them, through artistic expression.
The models will take pride of place in the exhibition, Britain: One Million Years of the Human Story, which opens 13 February 2014.


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Nominations for the 49th annual Academy of Country Music Awards came out this morning, and Miranda Lambert and Tim McGraw lead the pack with 7 each!
Nominations for the 49th annual Academy of Country Music Awards came out this morning, and Miranda Lambert and Tim McGraw lead the pack with 7 each!
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