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Dedication to Public Service Drew Nejla Calvo to Miami Law
Born in Bolivia to a Turkish mother and a Bolivian father, Nejla Calvo came to the United States at a young age. After growing up in Rhode Island, Calvo attended Middlebury College, where she was chosen by members of the faculty as a Student Advisory Board Member of the Center for Comparative Studies of Race and Ethnicity. Along with her work promoting diversity and racial and social justice at Middlebury College, Calvo conducted an independent research study as a Metcalf Fellow in Bolivia, where her work in community justice projects truly began to take root. Read More.
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Diversity Policy
1. IntroductionSwick Mining Services Ltd and all its related bodies corporate (Swick), as the context permits) are committed to workplace diversity. Swick recognises the benefits arising from employee and board diversity, including a broader pool of high quality employees, improving employee retention, accessing different perspectives and ideas and benefiting from all available talent.
Diversity includes, but is not limited to, gender, age, ethnicity and cultural background.
To the extent practicable, Swick will address the recommendations and guidance provided in the ASX Corporate Governance Council's Corporate Governance Principles and Recommendations (ASX Principles).
Swick is required to have its own employment related policy, and this Swick policy (Diversity Policy) is to complement that existing documentation. This Diversity Policy does not form part of an employee's contract of employment with Swick, nor gives rise to contractual obligations. However, to the extent that the Diversity Policy requires an employee to do or refrain from doing something and at all times subject to legal obligations, this Diversity Policy forms a direction of Swick with which an employee is expected to comply.
2. ObjectivesThe Diversity Policy provides a framework for Swick to achieve:
- a diverse and skilled workforce, leading to continuous improvement in service delivery and achievement of corporate goals;
- a Workplace culture characterised by inclusive practices and behaviours for the benefit of all staff;
- improved employment and career development opportunities for women;
- a work environment that values and utilises the contributions of employees with diverse backgrounds, experiences and perspectives through improved awareness of the benefits of workforce diversity and successful management of diversity; and
- awareness in all staff of their rights and responsibilities with regards to fairness, equity and respect for all aspects of diversity, collectively, the (Objectives).
3. Responsibilities3.1 The Board's Commitment
The Swick Board is committed to workplace diversity, with a particular focus on supporting the representation of women at the senior level of Swick and on the Swick Board.
The Remuneration Committee is responsible for developing measurable objectives and strategies to meet the Objectives of the Diversity Policy (Measurable Objectives) and monitoring the progress of the Measurable Objectives through the monitoring, evaluation and reporting mechanisms listed below.
The Remuneration Committee may also set Measurable Objectives for achieving gender diversity and monitor their achievement.
The Nomination Committee will conduct all Board appointment processes in a manner that promotes gender diversity, including establishing a structured approach for identifying a pool of candidates, using external experts where necessary.
3.2 Strategies
Swick's diversity strategies include:
- recruiting from a diverse pool of candidates for all positions, including senior management and the Board;
- reviewing succession plans to ensure an appropriate focus on diversity;
- identifying specific factors to take account of in recruitment and selection processes to encourage diversity;
- developing programs to develop a broader pool of skilled and experienced senior management and board candidates, including, workplace development programs, mentoring programs and targeted training and development;
- developing a culture which takes account of domestic responsibilities of employees; and
- any other strategies the Board or Remuneration and Human Resources Committee develops from time to time.
Monitoring & EvaluationThe Company Secretary will monitor the scope and currency of this policy.
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Volleyball Travels to Iowa State
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – The West Virginia University volleyball team is set to travel to the No. 23 Iowa State Cyclones in a midweek Big 12 matchup on Wednesday, Oct. 10, at 7:30 p.m., at the Hilton Coliseum in Ames, Iowa.
"We are looking forward to getting better," coach Jill Kramer says. "We are, first and foremost, still looking to improve some real specific areas of our game and to be better at those things in crunch time. The team has done a really good job of cleaning some things up throughout a match, but we still need to be consistent when it counts."
The Mountaineers (8-11, 0-5 Big 12) are coming off a week where the team dropped matches to then-No. 24 Kansas (1-3) and Duquesne (2-3). In the match against the Jayhawks, WVU took a set from a ranked opponent for the first time this season and the first time since 2010 when the Mountaineers went five sets with then-No. 23 Cincinnati.
Freshman outside hitter Hannah Sackett led WVU over the two matches with 22 kills, 2.44 kills per set and a .358 hitting percentage. Sackett recorded 20 kills against Duquesne, which was a match-high and the fifth time this season that she has led the team in kills.
After posting six service aces in the two matches this past week, sophomore middle blocker Evyn McCoy moved up to No. 5 in the Big 12 in service aces per set with 0.36. Freshman setter Brittany Sample also recorded her league-leading 10th double-double with 45 assists and 13 digs against the Dukes.
Iowa State (9-6, 3-12 Big 12) will be looking for their program's 700th win when the Mountaineers visit the Hilton Coliseum on Wednesday. Last week, the Cyclones fell to then-No. 14 ranked Kansas State (0-3) before defeating Texas Tech (3-1).
Junior libero Kristen Hahn made Big 12 history on Monday when she became the first played to be named Defensive Player of the Week four weeks straight. Hahn averaged 6.00 digs per set in the two matches and has had 25 straight matches with double-digit digs.
"Christy (Johnson-Lynch) has created a really great thing at Iowa State," Kramer says. "I am looking forward to going there because I know it is going to be a great environment to compete in and the fans just love good volleyball in general. They have seniors in important positions, and they are going to be a really fun team to play against."
Wednesday's match will be the fourth time the teams have met, with Iowa State holding a 2-1 record over the Mountaineers in the series. The last meeting between the teams came in 2003 at a tournament in Bowling Green, Ohio, where the Cyclones swept WVU 3-0.
Fans unable to attend tomorrow's match can follow the Mountaineers via GameTracker or a live WebStream at Cyclones.com.
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Lindsay Lohan "Upset" About Glee Remarks
It looks like Dina Lohan and daughter Lindsay aren't going to sue Glee for defamation (as was rumored), but that doesn't mean the star and her mother aren't very saddened by what transpired on the Gwyneth Paltrow episode last month.
Fans will remember that Paltrow's substitute teacher mocked Lohan for being crazy and spending a lot of time in rehab. "Lindsay is so upset with Gwyneth," Dina Lohan told RadarOnline.com. "Lindsay was watching it while in Betty Ford, then she called me and was upset and said, 'Why did she have to do that?'"
Dina says that Lilo and Gwen are supposed to be friends, but that's not how friends treat each other. "Lindsay thought she was a friend and it was disappointing," Dina said. "It was really hard for her to watch... it was hurtful not funny."
Still, Dina says that Lindsay isn't thin-skinned about her troubles, despite the Glee blowback. "We are the first to make fun of ourselves in our family, and Lindsay has even done SNL a few times," Mama Lohan said. "But Gwyneth went overboard and it was [sic] unecessary."
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B.L. Makepeace Inc.
Early Days
His first job, stock boy at the R.H. White & Co. department store in Boston was followed by employment at Coleman, Mead & Co., a wholesale dealer in underwear and hosiery, where he rose to head the domestic hosiery department. Lured by prospects of better income, he jumped to a competing firm as a traveling salesman, This move proved a mistake, coinciding with the panic of 1893 and leading to a series of short-lived jobs alternating with bouts of unemployment. Things got so bad that he took a job as bellboy at a summer hotel at Sorrento, Maine.
Returning to Boston at season's end, he found work as an outside salesman for Charles Spaulding of the Spaulding Print Paper Company. A subsequent merger of Spaulding with the Charles E. Moss Company created the Spaulding-Moss company, a pioneering blueprint firm. Enthusiastic about the prospects of this new industry after a year in harness at Spaulding-Moss, Mr. Makepeace decided to go into business for himself.
He raised startup money from friends and relatives, and went to New York to establish connections with suppliers of the paper and equipment needed to produce blueprints. He received a traditional New York welcome: nobody wanted to listen to him, let alone extend credit to an unconnected young man and his fledgling business.
Rebuffed in New York, Mr. Makepeace travelled to Philadelphia, finding a warmer reception in the person of Frank A. Brunner, owner of Keystone Blue Paper Company. Brunner quickly came to terms with the young Makepeace, setting him up with the necessary equipment and providing a line of credit for blueprint paper.
Returning to Boston, he hired an errand boy and opened shop on the top floor at 345 Washington Street. After three months of operation, net profits fell slightly short of $25.00; he reached his first anniversary in business with a weekly income of about $18.00.
In those days, blueprinting was a volatile business because it was largely at the mercy of the elements. Prints were made by placing tracings atop sensitized paper, clamping them in a flat frame under glass, and rolling the whole business out the window on rails - hence the early preference among blueprinters for the upper floors of buildings. When the sun didn't shine, printing stopped. Fancier print frames could pivot and tilt on special carriages to follow the sun for maximum effectiveness throughout the day. Exposure times were very slow, and each print had to be individually exposed and developed by hand in a bath of water and chemicals that turned the exposed image areas a rich Prussian Blue.
Mr. Makepeace Builds His Company
Beginning in 1898, Makepeace added lines of drafting supplies and drawing instruments from Keuffel and Esser Company of Hoboken, New Jersey. From its founding in 1867 until its demise during the freebooting 1980's, K&E was the preeminent manufacturer and innovator of drawing supplies and equipment. Wilhelm Keuffel introduced the slide rule to America in the 1880, and began producing them here in 1891. Until the advent of low-cost calculators in the 1970s, the K&E slide rule was the engineer's constant companion, coveted for its carefully selected mahogany body and beautifully engraved, highly accurate scales. Our long association with K&E established our position as the preeminent firm of its kind in New England. This affiliation represented the most important business alliance in the company's history, and was the engine for continued strong growth and expansion.
By 1909, the business had taken just about all of the available space at 345 Washington Street. Faced with a need for even more room, Makepeace moved the company to roomier quarters at 387 Washington Street, at the corner of Bromfield, where it remained until 1947. A retail store was opened at 10 Bromfield Street in 1934, to make room for upstairs expansion at 387 Washington. In 1919, the business was formally incorporated, and in 1922 a branch was established at 394 Boylston Street in the Back Bay, which moved to more spacious quarters at 462 Boylston in 1930. A second branch opened at 10 High Street, which was closed during the depression.
During the second decade of the century, the company became actively involved in the sale and repair of surveying instruments, and during World War One contracted with the government to produce illuminated peloruses (a form of navigational compass) and similar technical instruments for the U. S. Navy and Coast Guard.
After the Armistice in 1919, Mr. Makepeace bought an instrument manufacturing business established by brothers Stephen and Carl Heinrich, who had emigrated to the U.S. from Hungary. He established a factory at the corner of First and Main streets in Cambridge, with Stephen Heinrich as Superintendent and brother Carl as Assistant Superintendent. There were as many as fifty machinists on staff at the Kendall Square shops during the 1920s. Makepeace began producing the Loxo farm level (a rudimentary instrument for coarse grading work), the Loxo dumpy level, the Loxo compound level (a combination of level and simplified transit for the building trades), the Makepeace preliminary transit, and an alidade (a directional sighting instrument used to establish the location of fires) which found wide use in the fire towers of the northern forests. These instruments were based on patents which Mr. Makepeace acquired with his purchase of the Heinrich business. The farm level was especially popular, and for many years we supplied an o.e.m. version to Montgomery, Ward and Company of Chicago, shipping 300 units per month for several years.
In 1921, Mr. Makepeace bought the assets of the Kinkead Manufacturing Company at 7 Water Street. A pioneering firm in the use of optical methods for the alignment of industrial drive shafting, the Kinkead acquistion enabled Makepeace to add higher order transits to its instrument line.
In 1927, Mr. Makepeace was one of the original incorporators of the International Association of Blue Print and Allied Industries, the blueprinters' trade organization. The IABPAI (now the International ReproGraphic Association) held its first national convention in Boston that year, and Mr. Makepeace remained an active member of the organization to the end of his life.
In 1931, Makepeace purchased the Boston branch of H. H. Sullivan Company at 54 High Street. Headquartered in Rochester, N.Y., Sullivan had gained its foothold in Boston through the acquisition of Frost and Adams Co., founded in 1848 and thought to be the oldest dealer in drafting supplies and artists' materials in New England. The acquisition of these diverse operations enabled the company to maintain steady growth.
Our relationship with K&E continued to strengthen, and in 1932 we were appointed their exclusive New England agent. At that time, Mr. Makepeace ended the manufacture of surveying instruments and instead marketed the complete K&E line. Despite the severe economic downturn, the company remained strong through the thirties. Mr. Makepeace took pride in not only surviving the depression, but also in having avoided a single layoff during that time. During World War II, the company grew at a pace which was moderated by widespread shortages of paper and other strategic materials diverted for use in the war effort.
A New Era Begins
In 1948, the company moved to new quarters at 1266 Boylston Street near Fenway Park and closed its branch locations. The decision was subsequently made to concentrate on the engineering and architectural markets to better exploit our relationships with K&E and Hamilton Manufacturing Company, the pre-eminent manufacturer of drafting room furniture. We withdrew from from the fine arts supply business in the mid-1960s, bringing to a close our long-standing relationships with Winsor & Newton, F. Weber Co, and other noted manufacturers of artists' materials.
In 1956, Makepeace established a fully equipped converting department to better meet the demand for sensitized materials and drafting media. The only operation of its kind in New England, our converting department, fed by continuous mill roll shipments from K&E's coating plants, allowed unprecedented control over product availability and freshness. In the late 1950s and early 1960s, the introduction of the Blu-Ray tabletop diazo whiteprint machine for office use led to further growth in the popularity of diazo media of all kinds.
In 1959, Makepeace purchased the Henry Johnson Company, a printing firm established in 1932. The acquisition of the Johnson company broadened our market base and provded us with valuable expertise in small format printing. We maintained an offset department until 1987, when we decided to concentrate on high speed xerography to better support the needs of our customers.
In 1966, Makepeace purchased the Providence Blue Print Company, a venerable firm in a new market for us. We maintained this branch operation until late 1969, when it was sold to its present owners.
In 1977, Joseph Edwards retired, and his stock was subsequently purchased by the corporation. Stephen Joyce served as president and treasurer of the company from 1976 until his retirement in 1980, when management of the company passed to the next generation of owners. Steve Joyce, who died in 1990, is remembered by all who knew him for his integrity, fairness, and kindness. The high standards he established continue to guide us in our dealings with the business community, with our employees, and with our neighbors.
By the late 1970s, we had all but outgrown our Boylston Street quarters, and the search for a new location was begun in 1981. In 1983, the company purchased a 30,000 square foot building located at 125 Guest Street in Brighton formerly owned by Clorox Corporation, and renovated the interior space to accomodate our varied operations. With the exception of the reprographics division, which remained at Boylston street until 1987, the company occupied its new quarters in 1984. Our new building enables us to serve our customers efficiently, and happily allows us to remain Bostonians in good standing.
In August of 2000, we opened a second location at 77 Main Street in Hopkinton. This branch has been equiped with state of the art digital printing systems that will enable us to better serve Metro-West customers.
An Industry in Transition
One of the most important innovations of the postwar era was the introduction of the diazo process, which used ammonia, heat, and moisture to develop prints, instead of the slow and costly wet bath needed for blueprinting. Because of its speed, convenience and low cost, diazo printing quickly supplanted blueprinting. Our last blueprint machine was taken out of service and scrapped in 1972.
The application of text to drawings has undergone steady evolution from the early years of handwork using special pens and calligraphic techniques, providing an apt metaphor for overall changes in drawing practice. The demands of productivity forced the abandonment of ornate lettering in favor of more simplified letterforms. The 1935 introduction of the Leroy lettering system of engraved templates, scriber, and pens in numerous line widths guaranteed consistent results independent of the skills of the user. As microfilm and microfiche became important archival tools for engineering drawings, controlled lettering methods enjoyed universal use, and specialized fonts were introduced which best withstood the effects of extreme reduction and enlargement. In the 1960s, transfer lettering from Chartpak, Letraset, and others introduced an incredible variety of typestyles and sizes, though the slow process of burnishing one letter at a time significantly restricted its use. In the 1970s, the introduction of type-on-tape lettering systems led to the rapid decline in the use of both Leroy and transfer lettering. Today, the powerful text management tools in today's CAD software have effectively eliminated the use of mechanical lettering methods.
The development of techniques to manufacture thin polyester film resulted in the adoption of polyester as a base material by Eastman Kodak and others who recognized its stability and strength as the ideal medium for photographic films. The need for greater durability and permanence in engineering and architectural documents led K&E to pioneer the use of polyester as a base material for drafting media in the early 1960s. In less than ten years, drafting film had replaced costly tracing cloth (a finely woven cotton fabric transparentized with starch), and led to the introduction of technical pens with carbide or synthetic jewel points hard enough to withstand the abrasive effects of the kaolin-based drafting surface applied to polyester. The wash-off process, enabling photographic duplicates to be erased with a moistened vinyl eraser, was originally introduced on tracing cloth, and quickly migrated to polyester base products.
Technology Takes Command
The calculator was the harbinger of the personal computer revolution. Defense and manufacturing industries began to adopt computer-aided design based on mainframe computer systems as early as the 1950s. The software was typically created for a specific, narrowly defined task, and was difficult or impossible to adapt to other uses. Despite the existence of these pioneer CAD systems, conventional drafting techniques embodied in the drafting machine (introduced in rudimentary form by K&E as early as 1909!), drafting furniture, and drawing tools remained the unchallenged method of design development.
In the late 1970's and early 1980's, innovative companies like Applicon and Computervision introduced turnkey CAD workstations based on minicomputer architecture and proprietary software customized to specific end uses.These powerful new systems, which cost about a quarter million dollars per station, found immediate acceptance in large engineering environments, and included a choice of plotters, both pen and electrostatic, which for the first time automated the production of hard copy engineering documents. We began to sell papers and films, pens and toners developed specifically for these plotters - and, it might be noted, hundreds of Hamilton drafting table bases to Applicon for use in its workstations. The move toward CAD began to develop momentum among major corporate users, while the rest of the design community remained wedded to traditional methods.
In the early 1980s, Charles Bruning Company and Bausch & Lomb pioneered low-end CAD systems, priced at between fifty and eighty thousand dollars, aimed at companies who found the Computervision and Applicon systems priced beyond their reach. Such systems enjoyed a brief popularity, but were hobbled by proprietary software, and were soon made obsolete by the introduction of the personal computer.
The introduction of the personal computer by IBM in 1982 has changed everything. Relative to its predecessors, the PC was inexpensive, and its open architecture produced dozens of clone systems and an astonishing variety of software, good and bad. Among the many competitors for preeminence in the CAD world, Autodesk introduced Release 1 of AutoCAD at the Comdex show in November, 1982, and it began its steady climb to the top of the heap. The migration to CAD began slowly; rapid adoption was inhibited by the relative slow performance of early PCs, the lack of uniform document format standards, and uncertainty about the best software to choose and learn - no easy task, given the almost complete lack of experienced users and competent training facilities. In time, however, as personal computers delivered greater and greater performance at steadily lower prices, AutoCAD emerged as the de facto standard for desktop CAD applications, and training became readily available. Soon, digital documentation became a project requirement, forcing adoption of CAD by even the most reluctant firms. All of this momentum built and in the early 1990's reached a sort of critical mass; the CAD flood has become a torrent.
Our involvement in CAD hardware and software sales began because of advances in surveying technology. Surveying equipment manufacturers introduced the field-to-finish surveying concept, linking digital total stations which combine electronic angle measurement and infrared distance measurement, linked by electronic recording field notebooks to office-based CAD systems. The need to support this advanced technology led to the addition of computer workstations, peripheral devices, and software products to our line. Today, Makepeace is a leading AutoCAD dealer, and sells computers and peripheral devices from Hewlett-Packard, Océ and other leading manufacturers.
As we begin our second century, the long reign of diazo has neared its end. In the commercial environment, wide format xerography made its appearance with the Xerox 2080 in 1980. Its ability to copy and change the scale of opaque documents on demand and at extremely low cost immediately impacted traditional photographic services. Competing models from Shacoh and Daito offered more features and full 36" output width matched by Xerox with the 5080 Engineering Copier in 1989. The subsequent introduction of xerographic printers operating at speeds comparable to commercial diazo printers has resulted in the gradual displacement of commercial diazo printing by plain paper imaging, a trend which continues to accelerate.
The introduction of the affordable Xerox 2510 Engineering Copier in 1986 brought the convenience of xerography to end users large and small, and all but eliminated the once ubiquitous tabletop diazo whiteprinter from drawing offices. Successive models introduced by Xerox and others continue to add productivity and flexibility to office-based plain paper imaging.
Analog plain paper printing is itself rapidly yielding ground to fast digital printers, driven by high volume file servers where scanned and CAD-generated files are stored. These new products will again revolutionize our industry, led by Océ, who introduced the groundbreaking 9800 digital print system at the International Reprographic Association convention in May, 1995.
Reprographic firms were quick to grasp the growing importance of short run color imaging as their clients migrated toward computer-based design. The use of color to better communicate information began with the use of different colors in multi-pen plotters to better distinguish elements of architectural and mechanical designs, and with the adoption of Versatec color electrostatic plotters in geological and mapping applications. The introduction of the first Canon Color Laser Copier in 1987 brought affordable photorealistic copy technology to market.
The PostScript page description language by Adobe Systems established a standard for printing computer-generated images. Pioneers Colossal Graphics and Bowers Imaging developed front end systems to process PostScript images and print them on wide format color electrostatic plotters, giving birth to an entirely new industry which Makepeace joined with the introduction of large-format digital printing in New England. Canon Color Laser copiers were soon paired with powerful front-end image processors like Fiery and Cyclone, enabling small format color printing direct from digital files. The introduction of large-format color inkjet printers by Hewlett-Packard has further expanded the large format graphic imaging market and produced numerous affordable, turnkey systems which smaller reprographic firms and many end users have adopted. Today, our digital imaging services are an increasingly important part of the reprographic spectrum.
The universal use of color - especially digital color - has blurred the once sharp distinction between the technical design worlds of architecture and engineering and the graphic arts professions. Traditional reprographic firms like Makepeace now provide imaging services to design professionals of every stripe, and have developed fluency in the language of desktop publishing and PostScript imaging.
Looking To The Future...
Makepeace has undergone a greater transformation in the last quarter century than in the seventy-five years which preceded it. As we move forward, we will continue to explore and develop new ways to help you succeed in an increasingly competitive world. The certainty we face is that technology will continue to fuel profound and frequent changes in the way that information is created, managed, and distributed. Thanks to the many talented, dedicated men and women who have helped Makepeace grow and prosper since 1895, and to those who continue our proud tradition of service and innovation, we welcome the challenges which lie ahead.
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CRESTVIEW — Residents don't need to go bankrupt to have fun, memorable vacations, University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences Extension agent Elaine Courtney said.
By planning a budget, saving for a vacation, checking Internet bargains, vacationing at home or traveling off season, travelers can maximize their vacation for minimal dollars, she said.
Saving toward a trip months in advance can save thousands compared to charging it to a credit card, said Courtney, who works in the Extension's Crestview office.
For instance, the average family's vacation costs $1,600; if charged to a typical credit card, it would take 14 years to pay off making minimum payments, and would cost $3,500 with interest, she said.
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Vacationers with limited budgets might consider a vacation at home, also called a "staycation."
"Most of us like to go on vacation, doing and seeing new things, but the dollars are limited," Courtney said. "We want to get the most vacation we can for the least amount of money."
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"It Begins with A Spark": Global Superstar Usher Joins Macy's in Curating the Concept, Music and Design of the 37th Annual Macy's 4th of July Fireworks®

 The nation's largest display of Independence Day firepower will feature 40,000 fireworks igniting the sky over the Hudson River in New York City

Thursday, May 09, 2013
"It Begins with A Spark": Global Superstar Usher Joins Macy's in Curating the Concept, Music and Design of the 37th Annual Macy's 4th of July Fireworks®12:30 EDT Thursday, May 09, 2013
NEW YORK (Business Wire) -- This 4th of July, the nation's largest patriotic pyrotechnic display will illuminate the night sky over New York City as the 37th annual Macy's 4th of July Fireworks® rumble to life. A spectacle like no other, this year's show will feature a first-ever, one-of-a-kind collaboration with global superstar Usher, who has sold over 50 million records worldwide throughout his illustrious career and will join Macy's in igniting sparks over the Hudson River.
Global superstar and eight-time Grammy Award- winning artist, Usher is set to curate the concept, score and design of the 37th annual Macy's 4th of July Fireworks. Usher is seen here during a creative meeting with the Macy's Fireworks team on Feb. 17, 2013. Photo credit: Kent Miller/Macy's, Inc.
"This year Macy's 4th of July Fireworks will be transformed into a giant party in the sky captivating audiences along the Hudson River and on television screens across the country," Amy Kule, executive producer of Macy's 4th of July Fireworks. "Since 1976, Macy's Fireworks have grown in scale and artistry. With this first-ever collaboration with Usher, we are taking the show to the next level of entertainment spectacle, combining the very best of Macy's Fireworks with Usher's unparalleled artistic vision."
"I'm really excited to add my flavor to the Macy's 4th of July Fireworks, the largest show in America. As an artist, it's important that I expand creatively into new areas. Working on the score and fireworks design has been a great experience that's allowed me to share my voice in a new way," commented Usher. "The 4th of July is a collective celebration of freedom and I hope that through the music and visuals, I've helped express the energy and passion of our nation. I can't wait for the countdown; we're getting ready to surprise the audience with the ultimate Independence Day party."
For the first time in the history of the show, a superstar artist is collaborating with Macy's creative and pyrotechnic teams. Lending his artistic inspiration and talent, eight-time Grammy® Award-winning artist Usher is curating the overall design of the show, entitled "It Begins with A Spark." From the rousing musical selections to the spectacular Fireworks in the sky, Usher is putting his visionary stamp on the nation's biggest Independence Day party.
Beginning with the score, Usher's musical tastes are evident and reflect a melting pot of influences that span several decades of music. From current smash hits by artists like Rihanna, Kelly Clarkson, Avicii and Swedish House Mafia to classic artists like Jimi Hendrix, Frank Sinatra and Sam Cooke, the explosive evening will feature a taste of musical styles ranging from pop and soul to country and electronic dance music. With a selection of Usher's top hits in the mix and Americana favorites such as "America the Beautiful," "God Bless America" and "The Star-Spangled Banner" rounding out the presentation, the Fireworks will have a spectacular back beat as they paint the night sky.
Usher's artistry also extends to the canvas in the sky. In collaboration with Macy's Fireworks designers Gary and Jim Souza, Usher is providing visual design cues, inspiration and direction for the pyrotechnics that are choreographed to the score. Featuring never-before-seen effects, shapes and colors, the partnership is yielding a dazzling spectacle that will spark a wave of awe in audiences from coast-to-coast.
The 37th annual Macy's 4th of July Fireworks will fire more than 40,000 pyrotechnic shells during a 26-minute synchronized display. SOUSA Fireworks is once again at the helm of the pyrotechnics which will be positioned on the Hudson River approximately between 24th and 40th Streets. With an average of 1,800 shells launched per minute, Macy's Fireworks show provides the biggest booms in the nation.
Macy's explosive spectacle is made possible in part by KitchenAid®, Kool-Aid®, Planters® and is presented in partnership with the City of New York. Revelers lining the Macy's Fireworks viewing locations are encouraged to enjoy the full experience by tuning in to radio stations 1010 WINS-AM to hear the musical score to which the show is choreographed. Spectators from coast-to-coast will also have a front row view of the pyro in the sky by tuning to NBC's national broadcast of "Macy's 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular" beginning at 9 p.m. ET/PT, 8 p.m. CT/MT (check local listings). In addition to the pyrotechnics, the 4th of July's most popular entertainment special will feature performances from the nation's hottest musical acts.
For more information on the 37th annual Macy's 4th of July Fireworks, please visit www.macys.com/fireworks or call the Macy's Fireworks Hotline at (212) 494-4495. Information will be available as of June 4, 2013.
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Macy's 4th of July Fireworks are the nation's largest 4th of July pyrotechnic display. Produced by Macy's and designed in conjunction with SOUSA Fireworks of Rialto, CA, Macy's Fireworks are a digitally-synchronized display of firepower that is choreographed to a rousing popular music and patriotic score. Annually fired from various locations across New York City, Macy's Fireworks features shells from all over the world. Seen by more than 3 million spectators and millions of viewers nationwide, Macy's 4th of July Fireworks have become the nation's premiere 4th of July celebration event.
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I am thinking maybe they only called the Thompson family
County Wide School districts, School districts are all top heavy, The state needs to get involed. Get the union's out, Get a single health care package for all school, state and local Employees , That will drop the cost and save the tax payer a huge amount of money.
I just did my own poll in a food line, 99 people took Obama and I took donald duck.
There are none of them worth anything, Obama is no more of a value to the USA as the Queen is to England,
This is a sad story, for so many that have ,do and may be thinking of attending Penn State.
That one sick man, ( there has to be some sort of mental illness, that allows any adult for any reason to have a thought, a disire, or follow throw with any act against a child), can destory the reputation of an intire school. Joe P. should retire and go with the little bit of pride he still can leave with, This looks to get real ugly for all involed.
There is a problem when a president, and other elected officials praise protesters. labor unions, and media compaines are donating money to there cause and paying people to protest, maybe next week Eric Holder will show up with a few of his own donations. We know that would scare a lot of people to death, If they get enough people on this crazy train, for long enough, and it gets out of control, Oboma can declare a state of emergancy, then he can for go the next election. When will the people get it? Its not about black or white, Dems or Reps, rich or poor. Its about the elected elite, thinking the are the royal family, BS they all work for we the people. Lets fire them. get regular people in office. Start issuing oil permits for USA oil production! get the price of fuel down where it should be, and the jobs will follow by the millions. then we can pay down the debt , with Oil
The filing that city council did, will not hurt . It may just be enough to take a good look at who and how the Harrisburg auth. is ran. I have to question how legal the auth. is. the city cant own anything. so why do they have so much say in it all. If there were co signers, where are they going to step in and take there share of the blame. If LT and her attorney friend would have found any illegal activaty, there would have been a scandle before the election. The inc. can be a money maker.
But it needs to get somewhere they are not fighting over it. I think all city, township, boro lines should be gone now, and the school distircts to. this is costing the tax payer way more then it should. Its time for the county to have control of the county and the state to over see that. If the City of Harrisburg was the only place in the world that had fin. trouble right now I would say Reed was a bumb, But most of the city's and school districts are in trouble, I dont have a degree in fin. or math. But you dont need to go to collage, to figure out we are spending more money then it is possible to bring in. If Oboma would have put some money in the INC. instead of the failing company's. We could have some real energy, (Trash + Fire + water)+ (Steam + terbine) = Electricity. to me that should be a no brainer, they get cash for the trash , cash for the stem and cash for the electricity.
She started her trouble 5 years ago when she started her bid for mayor
By starting trouble for everything Reed did or tried to do. She would probly do the job for nothing just so she can run home and watch her self on TV. I think they should do a reality show for her and call it, the village idiot pretends to be a mayor.
The school districts do not evan try to cut there cost, its all B S. There are way to many school districts. the savings in the admin. pay, State wide health ins for all school district emp. , county wide Bus transportation, county wide maint. staffing and state contracted lunch programs, cost could result in 100's of millions maybe 10's of billions, in tax reduction. If you want real tax benifit from gaming. then don't give the game to so few businesses.
let the local bars and clubs have 10 machines each. put a 15 % county tax on the profits. that would create real local jobs and real local tax rev. We need to take control now . and demand our canidates head towards local school district mergers to county school districts.
I forgot we evan had a new gov.
If he wasn't white they would not have evan printed this in the paper .
LT is cring wolf . what is she going to do when she is fired from the JOB she holds. When she figures out that she is not the queen. and she is going to be on her own. I would bet the PN will hire her on as an expert to city politcis. The disrespectfull way she is with everyone that she WORKS WITH
She will be lucky if the police are not the ones after her. That metal detector would be much better served at the school protecting the children.
I take it you are one of those over paid under worked public employes, that I pay so much tax for.
I have never had anyone tell me they became a millioniare, because they had perfect spelling.
You are more conserned about my spelling then my opion. Kiss my @zz
Dauphin county has some of the most inexperanced DJs There should be a educationial requirement for the holding of that position. There are laws that we all have to follow, and they should have to be tought those laws before they hold that office, We have some real winners. they should call it the office of no common sence. it is a shame that soloman is going because postelle should be the 1st one out, he is the newest, who ever heard of not being able to wear shorts into a DJs office. I think he watches to much tv.
how did the subject of unions get into this, or the republicans. Why would you say rep hate unions.
I belong to a union. The union has the retirement, the union has the health ins. We don't get paid holdays, paid vaction, or sick days. and the life to of health ins. comes from our own years of donations to the union. why should the tax payers be responsible for all public employes benifits for life. Do the news wack jobs really have this much control over the people. get a life. get a mind of your own. or at least change the tv station a couple times a week and get all the information. not just the hypnotic dose of BS they want us all to believe
I think you are way off the mark here this isn't about gays. Its about the way and the private setting in which they went about there freedom to express. This was not a public event. The next thing they will be able to protest at baby showers as abortion supporters or a kids first birthday party as anti abortion supporters. We also have a right for our privicy. and the respect for that, should be given,
This has nothing to do with gay's. I didn't see god with them. If they really had such an inportant message. that they had to voice. don't put it in gods name. put your own name and address on the sign. Gay was no where in the suit.
The next thing will be , suicide bombings will be protected as a freedom of expression .
Maybe they need some to interpred the meaning to them.
There is no rage just do not understand why and where we are headed . they try to shove legislation up our @zz, tell us it is there constitunial duty, while they sit back and play russian roulete with our economical future . they want to get fox off the air, they have tried to beat howard stern into the ground, Then Joe Bidden VP says this is a big f--king deal on every station in the USA with no recourse at all. Im still tring to get a look at Janet Jackson nipple, I have repalyed the super bowl show 100 times and I still haven't seen it.
maybe god will file a slander suit against them, for saying he hates gay's in public. If they would be carring signs that said Oboma hates gays, where do you think they would be today. not sitting ther all proud of them selfs like they are. Free speach gives you the right to express your opion. not express anyone or anything eles. These judges should all be removed.
She is playing the poor me game , The CMA game , tring to justify the body gaurds , next thing she will try to say, that its only white people that don't like her.
You are right on people seem to think what I posted was a demand for everyone to pay.
Unfortinatly I am part of everyone else as well as part of the tax payer population . I live outside the city and own property in 3 other townships and coumberland county. But the county is co signer to much of this debt. so the backrupt option is not a real good choice. The incinerator is very able to make profits and pay for it self. as an additioial point the city council members receive a pay check, it is not illegal but not a common practice for other's . It is way over do to elimanate all of the city's , townships, and borogh's and be done away with, let the county com. at 110k per year earn there pay. they are the highest payed party in this mess. why were there not safe gaurds put in place to stop losses, at there level. they co signed with the tax payer's dime to bak them up. just so hapens those dimes turned into dollars and millions of them.
The county is going to pay for there portion of the incinerator rather they like it or not.
It is not unusual for a project like this to get out of control, and exceed its budget. but the county should have been closer to the loop, to make sure that it didn't get as crazy as it is. the current mayor took the previous mayor to court, for control of the incinerator. But when the court order came down, she happen to be the current mayor . and didn't have a problem with the mayor having control of the incinerator. There was time, and money wasted. Now the county,state and fed govt. have property all over the city that they do not pay taxes for. that the whole state benifits from with services, jobs, and entertainment. so why should we exclude them from getting control of the incinerator. The incinerator will support it self.! Its a no brainer. If you got payed for the oil man to drop oil off . to heat your house would you be better off ? All the money thats wasted by the state and fed govt. they could put a couple hundred million to the tab so the problem can support it self.
And probly pay the money back. I think the math is simple Reed/LT-reed+LT+negative press-time lost= negitive a couple hundred million dollars of needing to have control. The problem is, no one thought she could be elected. shame on the county, shame on the state Spendell. this would have been alot cheaper 3 years ago


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An implantable drug delivery system has a housing, a collapsible reservoir, a microfabricated flow channel, and at least one magnet. The collapsible reservoir is disposed in the housing. The microfabricated flow channel is connected at one end to the collapsible reservoir and opens at an external surface of the housing. The magnet is disposed within the housing adjacent a membrane defining the flow channel and is movable in response to a magnetic force to deflect the membrane into the flow channel for inhibiting drug flow from the collapsible reservoir to the external surface of the housing, and for pumping drug flow from the collapsible reservoir to the external surface of the housing.
1. An implantable drug delivery system, comprising:
a housing;
a collapsible reservoir disposed in the housing;
a microfabricated flow channel connected at one end to the collapsible reservoir, and further opening at an external surface of the housing;
at least one magnet disposed within the housing adjacent a membrane defining the flow channel, the magnet being movable in response to a magnetic force to deflect the membrane into the flow channel for inhibiting drug flow from the collapsible reservoir to the external surface of the housing, and for pumping drug flow from the collapsible reservoir to the external surface of the housing,
wherein the at least one magnetic comprises:
three magnets disposed adjacent the membrane, the three magnets being capable of sequential activation, each collapsing the flow channel in a region adjacent thereto, thereby peristaltically pumping the drug through the flow channel.
2. The implantable drug delivery system recited in
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This application is a nonprovisional of, and claims the benefit of the filing date of U.S. Provisional Appl. No. 60/380,784, entitled "DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM," filed May 13, 2002 by Avtar S. Nat, the entire disclosure of which is incorporated herein by reference for all purposes.
The various drug delivery systems disclosed herein are ideally suited for use with, and preferably incorporates various microfabricated pump and valve systems as disclosed in U.S. Patent Applications Ser. Nos. 60/186,856, filed Mar. 3, 2000; 60/147,199, filed Aug. 3, 1999; 60/141,503, filed Jun. 28, 1999 and Ser. No. 09/605,520, filed Jun. 27, 2000.
An exemplary embodiment of an implantable drug delivery device is shown in
The protective housing can be made from any biologically inert material that will prevent buckling of the drug reservoir during implantation and while the delivery system is in use. The delivery end of this housing has openings (which may in a exemplary aspect be circular or rectangular) to allow the micro flow channels (which are connected to the drug reservoir) to discharge the drug into the patient's body. The circular area of the protective housing may be solid. The drug-reservoir end of the housing preferably has one or more circular openings or an optional mesh-like structure to both protect the drug reservoir during handling, implantation, and use, and to allow the reservoir wall to collapse when drug has been depicted from it. An example of a biologically inert material is titanium.
An advantage of having a collapsible drug reservoir is that, as the drug is pumped out of the reservoir (by the present microfabricated pump/vale system), a negative pressure is not created in the drug reservoir.
The drug reservoir and micro flow channels are created as an integrated, monolithic structure using soft lithography from any of the elastomers that are compatible with a specific drug, and according to any of the systems set forth in U.S. Patent Applications Ser. Nos. 60/186,856, filed Mar. 3, 2000; 60/147,199, filed Aug. 3, 1999; 60/141,503, filed Jun. 28, 1999 and Attorney Docket No. 20174-00230, filed Jun. 27, 2000.
The delivery end of the micro channels (through which the drug is pumped from the drug reservoir to the surface of the device) may be terminated with any suitable valve structure, for example a duck bill narrow diameter valve or a flap valve. These valves will normally remain closed and will open under the fluid pressure of the drug during expulsion from the micro flow channels. The present integrated, monolithic structure also houses several micro magnets that are located alongside of membranes that serve as shut off valves for the micro flow channels.
The battery operated pump module with flow control logic consists of a cylindrical structure that includes a battery, a programmable IC chip, and several electromagnets. The pump module is hermetically sealed and is assembled with the drug reservoir prior to encapsulation within the protective housing. The pumping dynamics will determine the flow rate within each micro flow channel and the total delivery rate is determined by the number of micro flow channels.
Depending on the program logic, the implantable drug delivery system can provide controlled release, pulsatile delivery, or programmable delivery (such as delivery only at certain times of day, or only on certain days). The size of the drug reservoir will determine the total amount of drug delivered and the duration of such delivery. In a preferred aspect of the present invention, as the drug is depleted from the reservoir, one wall of the reservoir collapses due to the vacuum that is created and takes up the space formerly occupied by the expelled amount of drug, in a manner similar to a bag of IV solution.
In optional aspects of the invention, the exit of the micro channels could also be terminated with a micro bore tubing which extends from the device, acting as a catheter for delivery to a site that may be hard or undesirable to access with the implantable drug delivery system (ie: a site where it is difficult to position the implantable drug delivery system).
The implantable drug delivery system described above could also optionally be positioned external to the body and connected by way of a micro bore catheter to deliver the drug to specific site within the body.
In a preferred aspect of the present invention, the electromagnets EL1, EL2 and EL3 are activated in sequence (
It is to be understood that peristaltic pumping can be achieved by magnetic actuation (as illustrated in
In the various aspects of the invention in which magnets M or electroded surfaces E are used for peristaltic pumping, the present structure preferably comprises a multi-layer elastomeric block, with a portion of the elastomeric block comprising a membrane which either separates the control channel from the flow channel, or separates a portion of the elastomeric block in which a magnet M or an electroded surface E, thereby permitting movement of the portion of the block comprising magnet M or an electroded surface E into the flow channel.
In another aspect of the invention, a monolithic microfabricated pump/valve system can be used to deliver a medicinal agent through the stratum corneum of the skin, akin to a transdermal patch. In this aspect of the present invention, the present system is placed at an external location on the patient's body and the system delivers drugs directly to the surface of the patient. The drug(s) then diffuse into the patient's body through the stratum corneum. Various optional techniques are available to enhance the transport rate through the skin barrier. These include, for example, the use of permeation enhancers and/or the disruption of the stratum corneum by mechanical or other means.
The present transdermal delivery system can also be used to meter precise amounts of a drug for delivery at a predetermined rate and/or delivery profile. This rate of delivery could be modified as desired. An exemplary embodiment of such a device would he similar to the implantable device shown in
Upon actuation, the larger flow channel will create a vacuum that will assist the flow of IBF into the array of micro channels and then allow it to flow past a sensor located inside the larger channel. The sensor will measure the amount of glucose and display the results.
The present invention also comprises systems which combine a sampling system with a drug delivery system (and link them to provide sensing-loop controlled drug delivery). In the case of insulin delivery, for example, this would be a tremendous benefit in diabetes management.
In accordance with the present invention, any suitable drug may be dispensed. This list of drugs includes, but is not limited to the following:
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(AP) WASHINGTON - Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky says he is considering a presidential campaign in 2016 but will not make a decision before next year.
Paul says at a breakfast sponsored by The Christian Science Monitor that he wants to be part of the national debate and being considered a potential candidate gives him a "larger microphone" on issues.
Paul plans to travel to early voting states of Iowa and New Hampshire this spring and South Carolina this summer as part of the process.
He says he is "considering it" but "we won't make a decision before 2014."
Paul is the son of former Texas Rep. Ron Paul, a libertarian Republican who sought the presidency in 1988, 2008 and 2012.
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For most of the fall at the Admissions Blog we've been dishing out advice about how to make your way through the admissions process while calmly reassuring you that you have plenty of time to get it all accomplished. With the calendar flipped to December and the weather noticeably colder, I'm here today to deliver a different message: it's time to finish those applications. With just 22 days until the application deadline, it's time to feel some urgency. But we're still here to help, and we've created this flow chart to assist you. If you need additional help, remember that you can always ask your admissions counselor.
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Hill Releases Song – 'All Gold Everything Pacers'
Hometown hero, NBA player and now rapper? George Hill wrote and rapped on a new single about the Pacers, just in time for the playoffs.
The idea to create a song belonged to Amp Harris, a friend of Hill's and a local event promoter. Earlier this week, Hill spent time with Comisce, another one of his friends, to write the song. On Thursday, they finalized the lyrics, laid down a beat and the final creation was made. He said the whole process was completed in less than 48 hours. They were in a bit of a hurry because Mike Epps, an actor and comedian also from Indianapolis who's also on the track, had to head out of town for work.
The song made its debut on Central Indiana radio on Friday.
"With Mike Epps and I being from here, we thought it would be a good collaboration," Hill told Pacers.com. "We just had fun and tried to interact with the fans and get the fans involved. That's what we tried to do."
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Former CIA director and overseas commander speaks at Duke
On the 12th anniversary of 9/11, retired Army Gen. David Petraeus, former commander of coalition forces in Iraq and Afghanistan, asked active-duty military, ROTC members and veterans to stand.
Nearly half of the audience within Duke's Page Auditorium stood up Wednesday to applause.
"It's wonderful to be in the Blue Devil Nation, even if it's in the Tarheel State," Petraeus said.
Petraeus, who served for 37 years and earned four stars, said the U.S. military is comprised of the "new greatest generation," a quote he gleaned from TV journalist Tom Brokaw while Petraeus was serving as the 101st Airborne Division commander in Iraq. Brokaw was visiting, and he began talking about World War II veterans being the greatest generation before climbing into a helicopter on the way to Baghdad.
Peter Feaver, Duke professor of political science and public policy and director of the Duke Program in American Grand Strategy, hosted the discussion. He sat across from Petraeus as they discussed the general's viewpoints on the 2007 surge in Iraq and withdrawal from the country at the end of 2011.
There has been "an enormous degradation of that central core of Al-Qaeda," Petraeus said of the terrorist cell as a whole. The U.S. killed Osama bin Laden, who was a leader who gave specific, tactical direction, but now there are "organic (terrorist) structures within these countries experiencing civil strife."
Feaver asked Petraeus to comment on academic criticisms that he sent troops to Iraq at a time when sectarian violence was already experiencing burn-out. Without that natural burn-out, critics say, the surge would have been less successful.
"I truly did believe we could do what we did," he responded. "What I could not guarantee is that we could achieve such dramatic results."
He said while he oversaw the Iraq surge, the U.S. military reduced violence by 90 percent in a country where three car bombs a day was normal.
The conversation switched to his leadership in Afghanistan. Petraeus said Afghanistan was a much different animal than Iraq, where Afghanistan had limited infrastructure and human capital and its major export was illegal narcotics.
While the United States prepares to bring most of its forces home from Afghanistan by the end of 2014, Petraeus said, "The Afghans are going to need continued funding … we are going to have to provide a certain number of enablers and support forces…I think we recognize that it's inescapable. If we don't want them to crumble, we have to continue to fund them and to support them."
Petraeus was asked of his views on Syria, which has rebels trying to topple the unrelenting regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. The U.S. also is in a stalemate regarding a disciplinary strike against Syria for its use of chemical weapons.
And Russia's recent plan, which would place Syria's chemical weapons under international oversight, may be a far-fetched idea, Petraeus said, in terms of having blue-helmeted United Nations officials cleaning up dozens of chemical weapons sites during a civil war.
"It's a challenging image, I guess, but again, it's worth a try," he said.
Audience members asked Petraeus about the CIA drone program and its number of civilian casualties, if Obama could do more to gather support for a strike against Syria, and the National Security Agency leaks by whistle-blower Edward Snowden.
Petraeus provided little comment about the NSA leaks, only that Snowden damaged national security and "that's why he's not coming home," and Petraeus said he couldn't release covert information about the drone program and civilian casualties.
"In war, you often make decisions on imperfect information and intelligence…You are not always successful, and that's as far as I can go on that, I'm afraid."
Petraeus joined the City University of New York's Macaulay Honors College this summer as a visiting professor of public policy.
He is currently teaching a seminar called, "Are We on the Threshold of the North American Decade?", which will examine America's leadership role in the emerging global economy.
"We can continue to lead around the world without becoming overextended, which has been argued that we have been over the past decade," he said.


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The 2010 Lawrence soccer season was a big let down for returning players.
By: Kaitlin McManus
This year Lawrence sports programs were cut in half due to budget cuts. As a result, Lawrence soccer only had seven games (with one more scheduled against Falmouth Academy) and one less practice per week. As well as that, the LAW soccer team has a new "no-cuts" policy which enforces the rule that all players, no matter how good they are, make the team and get to play at least two games depending on the person's commitment and focus during practices. As a result, the team had about forty players of all different skill levels.
The team had three great coaches; Mr. Holt and Mrs. Gangi-Holt were the two head coaches assisted by the high school English teacher Mrs. Cipriani. The coaches did a great job of inventing drills that would suit everybody's skill level and experience.
The first game of the season disappointed everyone. The opposing team, Plymouth South, never even showed up. There were some rumors going around about how Plymouth South didn't have a bus, and then when they got one they didn't have a driver, and then when they finally left, they arrived at Lawrence School instead of at Trotting Park field where the game was being held. Thinking that we had already given up on their arrival, since no one was there, Plymouth South drove back home. While all this was happening the Lawrence team continued to do drills unaware of anything being amiss besides the fact that their opponents were extremely late. Finally someone managed to find out what was going on and the game was rescheduled for later on in the season. The next game was in Mashpee and was played in muddy and rainy conditions. Despite all of the player's best efforts, Mashpee managed to score four goals and shut out Falmouth. Lawrence's next adversary was Plymouth North, who managed to get through the midfield and defense to score a few goals. Once again, everyone played well, but there were some issues on marking up. The fourth game was the make-up of the match against Plymouth South and they had two teams, so Falmouth split up into two teams as well. One of the teams managed to pull off a 2-1 victory. Our two goals were scored by Maddie Andrade and Kelsey Azzato. The other Lawrence team didn't have such a great turnout as they added another loss to our record. Next up was a match against Nantucket, which resulted in yet another loss for us. Then we played a miserable, wet game against Old Rochester that resulted in another loss, but our next game against Falmouth Academy brightened our spirits. We earned another 2-0 win but the victorious feeling was burned out when we lost our last game against Old Rochester.
All in all, the 2010 Lawrence soccer season wasn't very monumentous, but it finally came to an end with a great party in the Teen Center of the Falmouth Recreation Center. Thank you, coaches for hosting such a great season, and good-luck, eighth graders on your journey to the high-school.


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By Jim GaramoneAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15, 2004 Americans are an impatient people, Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz said, adding that this is both strength and a weakness.
Wolfowitz spoke at the Eisenhower National Security Conference here, Sept. 14. He said Americans must remain patient to win the war on terrorism.
"We will win, but victory will not be marked by anything as dramatic as the (Japanese World War II) surrender aboard the USS Missouri or the collapse of the Berlin Wall (signifying the end to the Cold War)," he said.
The deputy secretary reiterated that the government must use all instruments of national power, including law-enforcement efforts, economic incentives, military force, and educational efforts. The United States must challenge terrorists everywhere, Wolfowitz said, because the war on terrorism is truly global.
The American people should be impatient for results in the war on terrorism, but they must be patient for ultimate victory. That's because the war is more than just preventing attacks, but an ideological war more like the Cold War than World War II, he said.
The United States must confront terror not only in Iraq and Afghanistan, but also in other states that harbor terrorists and use terrorism as an instrument of policy. It must also confront terrorists in "ungoverned areas," where they seek to find safe harbor, and at home, "where terrorists can hide, essentially in plain sight."
The war on terrorism is not simply about killing and capturing terrorists; it is about generating the international will to oppose the ideology of hatred.
The biggest lesson from Sept. 11, 2001, is that the United States and its allies have to stop thinking of terrorism as "an evil but inescapable fact of international life." Terrorism is not a law-enforcement problem. It is an ideology that must be destroyed, Wolfowitz said.
"We can hope to see the ideologies that justify terrorism discredited as thoroughly and made as disreputable as Nazism is today," Wolfowitz said. "We can hope to see the bombing of churches denounced by Muslim leaders as it was in Iraq last month, or the slaughter of school children almost universally condemned as it has been most recently."
And change is coming, he said. Moderate Muslims are speaking out, and Iraqis and Afghans are working for freedom and democracy. Allies in other parts of the world are doing their part.
Following a string of bombings in Saudi Arabia, that government has captured or killed more than 600 al Qaeda operatives.
In Pakistan, the government has gone into traditional tribal areas in an effort to hunt down al Qaeda killers.
In Indonesia, the largest Muslim country in the world, the government has taken vigorous steps to rein in terrorists following attacks in Bali and Jakarta.
But it is in Iraq and Afghanistan that the real battle is happening, Wolfowitz said. In Afghanistan, some 10 million people -- including 4 million women -- are preparing for Oct. 9 elections.
In Iraq, local security forces are growing and gaining equipment and training. Elections there are set for January 2005.
"As democracy grows in the Middle East, it becomes easier for peacemakers to succeed throughout the region," Wolfowitz said.


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June 08,2009
Awful food
This place is located in BE block of salt Lake on the main Road itself. They got a dining area on the upper level where every one is sure to bang his head because of the low ceiling.
The Rotis are never good enough and their tikkas are extremely tough as if they have undergone rigor mortis and have been kept for years.
The only good thing you'll get here is sweetcorn soup, which is pretty OK. You can also try the milkshakes they offer on the lower level
November 10,2008
Food u can party with!
A simple place which offers tasty food....their pork dishes are really good. Not xpensive and good quantiy that they offer its worth a try. They have home delivery too....but a set bak that they dont accept any plastic mode of payment. Good palce to go along with frnds and family and enjoy the chinese dishes. Their indian dishes are nt tht gr8 but okay.
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Emami reaches 'acme' at bee
Tomé Elementary sixth-grader Yasemin Emami is on a winning streak.
She won the 2013 Valencia County Spelling Bee Tuesday, after winning first place in the district spelling bee, and she also won first place in the Spanish spelling bee.
Pearl Andrews, a Belen Middle School eighth-grader, was the second place winner, and Central Elementary fourth-grader Jace McNabb took third.
The winning word was, "acme," from the Greek, meaning a point, top, the highest point or peak.
"What is the origin of the word?" Emami asked. "Can you use that word in a sentence? What is the definition?"
The questions gave her important information and clues about the word's spelling, but they also bought her needed time to mull over each word and its possible spelling.
That's one of her strategies for spelling correctly, she said. Another is to study the words often.
"I write the words down, and then my parents test me," Emami said. "Then my parents go over the words I had trouble with."
She studies even on weekends, she said. But it also helps that she loves to read.
"She reads huge books," her mother, Leslie Rojas, said.
"I read the 'Harry Potter' series, and I like the 'Inkheart' books," Emami said. "'Inkheart,' 'Inkspell,' 'Inkdeath.'"
By the fourth round of the competition, all but four students remained. Some tears were shed when contestants misspelled their word and had to join the audience and sit with their parents.
The remaining four spellers battled it out for another six rounds before the three winners were culled from the group.
Andrews' mishap came on the word "origami," when she placed an "e" where the "a" should be. It was one of those errors similar to McNabb's. He knew the word he misspelled, but his mind just went blank, his father said. That's what really burned for him.
"I was too confident, I thought I knew it," said Andrews. "And I just said the wrong thing."
Many of the words were familiar, every day words, but some were tricky, such as "jitney" and "salubrious."
"I was really surprised when I made it to the final round," Emami said. "I'm glad that I'm able to go to state. I feel proud and excited that I was able to do this."
"But it's tough to win the state, it's very rough," said Michelle Gammill, Los Lunas Middle School language arts teacher and spelling bee coordinator. "You can do it — it's just really hard."
"Do your best and no matter what happens, at least you tried," Emami said.
The 2013 New Mexico Spelling Bee will be held at Sandia Preparatory School que at 9 a.m., Saturday, March 23.
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Based on Tamar Braxton's performance yesterday of "The One" on Big Morning Buzz Live, it's clear that her singing deserves all the attention, not her shade. But alas, headlines over rift with K.Michelle just won't die because both parties are keeping it alive.
Basically, if Tamar Braxton and K.Michelle were two girls sitting at the same cafeteria table, Tamar would be the slick-talking mean girl at the very end of the row, rolling her eyes, pointing and laughing in K's direction — essentially gossiping behind her back directly in her face. In turn, K. would be the girl who ultimately decides that she is fed up and proceed to throw something in Tamar's face. I don't know, perhaps a slice of pizza, only she'd take a bite of it before tossing it Tay Tay's way. Why? She's dramatic like that. Y'all have watched Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta.
Where would Toni Braxton be? Probably doing something better with her life. My, my, how some things never change.
The feud between the dually rising R&B stars capitulated earlier this summer and refuses to show any signs of dying down — mostly because one party in particular can't stop throwing daggers. I'm a Tamartian, but facts are facts. You see, following the premiere of Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta,Tamar posted the not so cryptic tweet: "Oh have fun and let this girl sell her fairytale." Many presumed her to be referring to K. Michelle's allegations of physical abuse from her former boyfriend, particularly because Tamar is a friend of the wife of the accused woman beater. Subtweets were sent from both directions, and at one point, Tamar sent out a cease and desist to K. after feeling threatened.
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