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MUMS in Nottinghamshire are to benefit from part of a £10 million investment in maternity care.
The cash has been allocated to 63 hospital trusts across the country to improve facilities where women are cared for before, during and after birth.
One of the hospitals to benefit is Kings Mill Hospital, in Sutton-in-Ashfield, part of the Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
The hospital will receive £25,000 to improve ante-natal and breast-feeding facilities.
Maternity minister Dr Dan Poulter said: "Making sure families receive a good experience when having a baby in NHS maternity units is a top priority for me, as both a doctor and a health minister.
"Since 2010 we have seen huge improvements to maternity services across the country. We have more midwives working in more midwife-led units, record numbers of midwives in training, more birthing pools, and more family rooms. More mums and babies are being helped to have the best start in life.
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The ship honors Navy Rear Adm. Gordon P. Chung-Hoon, born in Honolulu, July 10, 1910. Chung-Hoon attended the U.S. Naval Academy and graduated in May 1934. He is a recipient of the Navy Cross and Silver Star for conspicuous gallantry and extraordinary heroism as commanding officer for USS Sigsbee (DD 502) from May 1944 to October 1945. In the spring of 1945, the Sigsbee assisted in the destruction of 20 enemy planes while screening a carrier strike force off the Japanese island of Kyushu.
On April 14, 1945, while on radar picket station off Okinawa, a kamikaze crashed into the Sigsbee, reducing her starboard engine to five knots and knocking out the ship's port engine and steering control. Despite the damage, then Cmdr. Chung-Hoon valiantly kept his antiaircraft batteries delivering "prolonged and effective fire" against the continuing enemy air attack while simultaneously directing the damage control efforts that allowed his shipto make port under her own power. Chung-Hoon retired in October 1959 and died in July 1979.
Commander, U.S. Pacific Fleet, Adm. Walter F. Doran will deliver the ceremonys principal address. Michelle Punana Sorge, niece of the ships namesake, will serve as sponsor for the ship named for her uncle. In the time-honored Navy tradition, she will break a bottle of champagne across the bow to formally christen Chung-Hoon.
Chung-Hoon is the 43rd ship of a planned production run of 63 vessels and the 20th Aegis destroyer to be built by Northrop Grumman Ship Systems. These highly capable, multi-mission ships can conduct a variety of operations, from peacetime presence and crisis management to sea control and power projection, in support of the National Military Strategy. Chung-Hoon will have capabilities in cooperative engagement and is capable of fighting air, surface, and subsurface battles simultaneously. The ship contains a myriad of offensive and defensive systems designed to support maritime defense needs well into the 21st century.
Cmdr. Kenneth L. Williams, a native of Darmstadt, Ind., will be the prospective commanding officer of the ship having a crew of approximately 32 officers and 348 enlisted personnel. The 9,300-ton Chung-Hoon is 509.5 feet in length, has a waterline beam of 59 feet, an overall beam of 66.5 feet, and a navigational draft of 31.9 feet. Four gas turbine propulsion plants will power the ship to speeds above 30 knots.
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Monday 15 Oct 2007
Greetings from inside the SEOigloo!
I've been looking forward to October 15th for weeks now. Today is Blog Action Day, and as I posted some weeks back, we joined up and promised to post something helpful about protecting the environment on our green blog Tangergreen.com about the toxicity of the world's most widely used herbicide, Roundup. Tangergreen is our place to share our hopes and cares about our planet, and having it is the preventative measure my husband decided we should take so I don't come to the SEOigloo blog raving about Global Warming!
Our business plan behind this hobby blog was to share what we know about green living, organic farming and other environmental concerns while monetizing our efforts with Google Adsense. For beginners, Adsense is an advertising program in which you agree to have other businesses' advertisements appear on your blog or website. It is a nice way to earn a little extra income if you love to write.
However, having launched this blog several months ago, we've come to the unfortunate conclusion that Adsense really stinks for green blogs. I write about dangerous cleaning products and get served up ads for the dangerous cleaning product companies. I write about toxic toothpaste and get toxic toothpaste ads. And, as you can see if you click on my Tangergreen link above, I write about a dangerous herbicide, and get tons of ads selling toxic herbicides! This is, to put it mildly, lame.
Within your Google Adsense account, there is a place for you to block specific URLs. The main object of this is to enable companies to block their competitors' advertisements from appearing on the site. We have attempted to use this feature to block unwanted ads from environmental enemies' websites, but it's a bit of a hopeless effort. I'll block 10 URLs, refresh my screen, and see 10 more undesirable ads appear. I could spend all day doing this and not get rid of the offenders. The result is that the efforts I'm making to publish helpful reading materials for green folks are looking like hypocritical hogwash. It's sending an absurd message when I say "Don't buy from Arm & Hammer; they test on animals" and my article is covered with ads for Arm & Hammer.
I am not an Adsense expert. I appreciate the little stream of income my Adsense sites bring in, and I enjoy using my skills as a copywriter to create articles I feel are of genuine use to people. My other hobby sites serve up great ads which are normally quite relevant to the subject, but this situation with the green blog is leaving me scratching my little green head.
Should I:
1) Forget about earning money and publish the content without ads? The humanitarian in me would like to say yes. The overworked business person in me says, "are you nuts, Miriam?"
2) Structure my posts in some other way so that when I am trying to do an expose on a harmful product or company, I hardly mention the product? Somehow, I feel that my post titles and content will lack snap and clarity if instead of writing "Arm & Hammer Tests on Animals", I say, "Some companies which produce white products in small orange boxes do animal testing". That seems like bending over backward in an attempt to avoid triggering unwanted ads.
3) Is there some other way for me to get relevant, subject appropriate ads going? Again, I just play around with Adsense. I'm not an expert. Is there any chance I've missed some type of channel specific option in Adsense that would enable me to get a certain category of ads showing on my blog…such as Environmental Ads, as opposed to anything goes?
Are green companies not spending enough on advertising to make running a green blog profitable for the blogger? Are green companies spending their advertising dollars someplace other than Adsense, so that my hope would have to be to get 'real' ads on Tangergreen.com, rather than Adsense program ads? Is there something bright I can do to continue to publish this blog and make a bit of money for my efforts? As you can imagine, I'm not earning a penny on it the way things are, and I would be most interested in my readers' suggestions, particularly if you have had an experience like this with Google Adsense.
In the meantime, Happy Blog Action Day!
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on 15 Oct 2007 at 8:14 pm David Mihm
Is there a way you could set up a "negative" channel and change the AdSense code you are serving for each of those posts? That way, you could track the income that was coming in from those "bad" companies & donate it to a worthy Green cause? Sort of like an "offset" ? Just a thought!
on 16 Oct 2007 at 1:44 pm Lori
Is there another channel of income besides AdSense? For instance, could you offer books from Amazon on living green (and gardening, and other related topics), and carefully control the book categories your blog displays? I'm not familiar with that, I'm just brainstorming.
on 16 Oct 2007 at 2:18 pm admin
That's a very interesting suggestion. I wouldn't have thought about that, and I appreciate the creativity of the suggestion. I'm afraid it would still be sending the odd message, however, that I am condemning something at the same time as profiting from it…Hmm…tricky. Interesting suggestion, though!
You know, I've fiddled with Amazon.com ads on another site I have, and have never made a penny from the program. I spoke to the Cre8asite folks before getting into that program, as I recall, and the general consensus seemed to be that the system is something that one seldom makes any money from. Too bad, huh?
On the other hand…maybe it would work on a site like this? It's not working on the other site I'm using it on, but if I put the very best books I could find up, that could be an interesting experiment. I'll give that some thought. Thanks!
on 16 Oct 2007 at 3:31 pm jim
Have you tried using AdSense's section targeting to block out sections of text that mention harmful products, and then using it to highlight a paragraph that talks about something environmentally responsible?
Heres an example:
Rant about dangerous products goes here…
use only "non-dangerous" keywords here…
Hope that helps.
on 16 Oct 2007 at 5:43 pm admin
I've just emailed you, Jim. I'd really like to see and post that code. Sorry the blog comments didn't accept the html! I'm really looking forward to seeing this.
on 17 Oct 2007 at 12:17 am tinkerbellchime
Wonderful post. I never thought about it, but it makes sense that a green blog would have this problem. I'd love to see the code that Jim mentioned, if you don't mind sharing. Miriam, someone told me that the average website makes less than $100 per month from AdSense. That's not very encouraging. Maybe you and your husband can start your own "Green Only" search engine? I'd promise to use it.
on 17 Oct 2007 at 9:01 am Lori
I had an idea last night – what if you created a "green" e-book with helpful tips, suggestions for products, etc. and sold it at Tangergreen for a modest fee, like $5.00? This would be very similar in concept to your Mexican dress website.
That way, you could make some money from your blog but control the content completely.
on 17 Oct 2007 at 10:52 am jim
I tried to reply to your email three times, and it kept getting rejected with the message that it contained spam content… lol
So, I'll direct you to Google's help page on adsense section targeting:
Just place the paragraphs that contain the "bad" information within the ignore tags. I feel your pain, I have worked with a site on home furnishings, and because the main menu contained the word "blog", adsense would serve up ads on bloging software, and "how to make a fortune blogging" e-books.
Best of luck,
on 17 Oct 2007 at 3:58 pm admin
Wow, Jim,
I completely struck out in enabling you to share with me. I'm so sorry about that! I can't believe my dumb email program rejected you, and I was so hoping you'd write to me.
Thank you for the link. It's exactly what I need. I really, really appreciate this, and it looks like this will help other readers, too!
Hi Tinkerbell!
Oh, wouldn't a green only engine be awesome??? Greengle? Heh heh.
Hi Lori,
That is a super idea. Those digital downloads are great fun. If I find the free time to invest in creating something like that, it could be a really neat thing. I'd want it to be very high quality.
Thanks, all!
on 17 Oct 2007 at 4:12 pm Lori
Yeah, I'm partial to digital items myself =)


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WASHINGTON — One Saturday last fall, President Obama interrupted a White House strategy meeting to raise an issue not on the agenda. He declared, aides recalled, that the administration needed to more aggressively use executive power to govern in the face of Congressional obstructionism.
"We had been attempting to highlight the inability of Congress to do anything," recalled William M. Daley, who was the White House chief of staff at the time. "The president expressed frustration, saying we have got to scour everything and push the envelope in finding things we can do on our own."
For Mr. Obama, that meeting was a turning point. As a senator and presidential candidate, he had criticized George W. Bush for flouting the role of Congress. And during his first two years in the White House, when Democrats controlled Congress, Mr. Obama largely worked through the legislative process to achieve his domestic policy goals.
But increasingly in recent months, the administration has been seeking ways to act without Congress. Branding its unilateral efforts "We Can't Wait," a slogan that aides said Mr. Obama coined at that strategy meeting, the White House has rolled out dozens of new policies — on creating jobs for veterans, preventing drug shortages, raising fuel economy standards, curbing domestic violence and more.
Each time, Mr. Obama has emphasized the fact that he is bypassing lawmakers. When he announced a cut in refinancing fees for federally insured mortgages last month, for example, he said: "If Congress refuses to act, I've said that I'll continue to do everything in my power to act without them."
Aides say many more such moves are coming. Not just a short-term shift in governing style and a re-election strategy, Mr. Obama's increasingly assertive use of executive action could foreshadow pitched battles over the separation of powers in his second term, should he win and Republicans consolidate their power in Congress.
Many conservatives have denounced Mr. Obama's new approach. But William G. Howell, a University of Chicago political science professor and author of "Power Without Persuasion: The Politics of Direct Presidential Action," said Mr. Obama's use of executive power to advance domestic policies that could not pass Congress was not new historically. Still, he said, because of Mr. Obama's past as a critic of executive unilateralism, his transformation is remarkable.
"What is surprising is that he is coming around to responding to the incentives that are built into the institution of the presidency," Mr. Howell said. "Even someone who has studied the Constitution and holds it in high regard — he, too, is going to exercise these unilateral powers because his long-term legacy and his standing in the polls crucially depend upon action."
Mr. Obama has issued signing statements claiming a right to bypass a handful of constraints — rejecting as unconstitutional Congress's attempt to prevent him from having White House "czars" on certain issues, for example. But for the most part, Mr. Obama's increased unilateralism in domestic policy has relied on a different form of executive power than the sort that had led to heated debates during his predecessor's administration: Mr. Bush's frequent assertion of a right to override statutes on matters like surveillance and torture.
"Obama's not saying he has the right to defy a Congressional statute," said Richard H. Pildes, a New York University law professor. "But if the legislative path is blocked and he otherwise has the legal authority to issue an executive order on an issue, they are clearly much more willing to do that now than two years ago."
The Obama administration started down this path soon after Republicans took over the House of Representatives last year. In February 2011, Mr. Obama directed the Justice Department to stop defending the Defense of Marriage Act, which bars federal recognition of same-sex marriages, against constitutional challenges. Previously, the administration had urged lawmakers to repeal it, but had defended their right to enact it.
In the following months, the administration increased efforts to curb greenhouse gas emissions through environmental regulations, gave states waivers from federal mandates if they agreed to education overhauls, and refocused deportation policy in a way that in effect granted relief to some illegal immigrants brought to the country as children. Each step substituted for a faltered legislative proposal.
But those moves were isolated and cut against the administration's broader political messaging strategy at the time: that Mr. Obama was trying to reach across the aisle to get things done. It was only after the summer, when negotiations over a deficit reduction deal broke down and House Republicans nearly failed to raise the nation's borrowing limit, that Mr. Obama fully shifted course.
To those criticizing Obama as some kind of dictator. STOP CRYING WOLF: you've been saying that since he took office, and continually compared him to Stalin and Hitler for wanting to give the nation health care. You've unfairly never accepted him as president, partly, let's face it, because of his race. For his first two years in office, he honestly tried to reach out to Republicans again and again only to be responded to in the most undignified and insulting manner a president has had to suffer in modern history. The "Party of No" has been using obstructionism as a political tactic to put their party's chances of victory ahead of critical national priorities. And now the president finally is doing something about it. He's not, however, becoming a dictator or doing anything unconstitutional. He's not declaring martial law or declaring some new powers the office has never had. He's finally using some of the powers that he's thus far been reluctant to use. I applaud his decision. He honestly tried bipartisanship for years only to have Republicans in Congress act like a bunch of petulant children who refuse to play at all if they can't be in charge. Our nation has too many serious problems to wait for Republican officials to start acting like adults.
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A SPITFIRE animated the East Staffordshire skies as part of an event to celebrate those who gave their lives while serving in the RAF.
The aircraft dipped and swooped above the National Memorial Arboretum, in Alrewas, as part of the RAF Association's annual remembrance service.
The day provided the opportunity for serving members and retired veterans to meet and talk about their experiences.
Secretary General Nick Bunting said: "The RAF Association annual remembrance service at the National Memorial Arboretum is an extremely important event that we hold on behalf of the whole RAF family.
"The short service was an opportunity to unite us all once again to remember those who devoted their lives to their country.
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During the service, guests had the chance to enjoy the RAF Association Band under the musical direction of Peter Skellon.
A spokesman for the event said: "Remembrance is an important part of what the RAF Association does to ensure people are kept united and strong.
"Through the solidarity of maintaining connections and ensuring that nobody within the RAF family is left alone or in need, and by paying tribute to the lives of those lost, it helps enable the organisation to connect with all generations of service personnel and their families, and to help support the needs of the living after, in some cases, their relatives or friends have passed away."
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'Red Dawn' is a mindless entertainer, featuring plenty of coming-of-age beefcake and boom boom. Think of it as a Junior Expendables - where aeging, alpha superstars are replaced with pimply teenagers doing what they do best - huff and puff till they make a million teenage girls feel faint. The movie may prove a little too 'pretty boy' for fans of the original 1984 movie, but it's still a fun ride.
A sleepy American town receives a nasty jolt when the North Koreans launch a surprise invasion. As enemy paratroopers fall from the skies, a bunch of youngsters manage to escape arrest. The group consists of jaded marine (Chris Hemsworth), his love interest (Adrianne Palicki), his little brother (Josh Peck) and others (Josh Hutcherson, Connor Cruise, Steve Lenz). As more refugees add to their group and some see their parents brutally murdered, the gang christen themselves the Wolverines and decide to fight back, in the hope that more will rebel and overthrow Korean rule.
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With the Superbowl only 23 days away, we decided we needed to start thinking about what we would be eating that day. We are tossing around the idea of doing something and now is the best time to try out that list of appetizers, we have been meaning to make. So, over the course of the next couple of weeks we will be sharing with you some of our old and new favorite appetizers, that would be a great addition to any Superbowl party. As well we will be keeping within our Ten in 10 Healthy Challenge, by making these dishes as healthy as possible.
The first appetizer we have for our Superbowl Healthy Eats Series is this fantastically delicious Meyer Lemon and Sumac Hummus. Hummus is such an easy appetizer and/or snack to make, that it really surprises us that anyone would buy a pre-made one. I took our basic hummus recipe and decided to add a lot of fresh Meyer Lemon juice/zest and Sumac to give it a Middle Eastern flair. It has such a great clean and fresh taste. It was really good the day I made it and it was even better the next day, so feel free to make it at least a day before your event. To keep this recipe healthier, serve it with lots of fresh vegetables or you can make your own pita chips to serve along side.
Recipe: Meyer Lemon & Sumac Hummus
2 cans of chickpeas, drained and rinsed
4 small garlic cloves, peeled
2 small meyer lemons, zest and juiced
1/2 cup water
3 tablespoons tahini
2 teaspoons sumac
1/2 cup olive oil
maldon salt, to taste
Add chickpeas to your food processor. Give a whirl to mash. Add the garlic, lemon zest, juice and water. Whirl until mixed together. Add the tahini and sumac, give another whirl. With the food processor running, slowly pour in the olive oil, mix well. Season with salt, to your personal taste. Serve. Eat.


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Condominium statute sets limits for 2 parts of members' meeting
Q. I am puzzled by your comment establishing a members meeting quorum that, "In condominiums, you only need 20 percent of the ballots to be returned." FS 718.112 (2) 2(b)1 states, "Unless a lower number is provided in the bylaws, the percentage of voting interests required to constitute a quorum at a meeting of the members shall be a majority of the voting interests." Our bylaws state, "A quorum at meetings of the members shall be attained by the presence, either in person or by proxy, of persons entitled to cast at least one-third of the votes of the entire membership." Both of the above seem to run counter to your advice. — K.E., Naples
A. Keep in mind that the condominium statute sets limits for two parts of a condominium members meeting: the election and the business to be conducted. For the election of directors, you do not need a quorum of the members to make the election official; you only need 20 percent of the ballots returned. To conduct business at the members meeting, you need a quorum present. It was the intent of the state to allow the election to be completed even if members did not attend the meeting or did not return a proper number of proxies. HOAs are still required to have a quorum present for the election unless your documents say otherwise.
Q. I was elected to a community homeowners master association board and was surprised to be told that, in Florida, directors can never abstain from voting yes or no on a question, unless they can state a clear conflict of interest on the matter. In this particular case, I felt that being new to the board I had missed the key previous discussions and was not comfortable taking a position, and it was not necessary as the motion was clearly going to pass anyway. I have been reading the Florida statutes to try to figure out if they are right about that requirement, but have not been able to find any such prohibition. Can you tell me if there is a prohibition on abstentions and, if so, what is it based on? — W.A., Land O'Lakes
A. Directors have never been allowed to abstain from voting because it was thought that each director had a responsibility to the members and was required to always act for the best interest of the members. It was felt that if a director sat on their responsibilities and abstained, it was not in the best interest for the association. While there is no change in the HOA act as of yet, last year the state changed the condominium act to allow abstention by condominium directors. I expect the state to review this change for HOAs in the future. If you think about it, if a director abstains it simulates a no vote so I do not know why this is such a problem. Now as a director it is your responsibility to know as much about agenda items before the meeting. Demand that you receive a meeting package at least 48 hours before the meeting. Then study the agenda and the meeting information package that should include necessary meeting information and if you have questions, ask them before the meeting. You are allowed to call or talk to other directors, the officers, and manager as long as you do not have a quorum present. The meeting package should include an agenda, minutes to be approved, and copies of reports, information on bids to be approved, financial reports, and all information on any agenda item to be discussed. It can include draft motions to be presented at the meeting. The 48 hours of study will make you more prepared to vote and make business decisions.
Q. Are there lenders that will deny a mortgage based on the failure of a condominium association to maintain a reserve? How about based on the number of rentals in a condominium as opposed to owner-occupied apartments? Where can I find rules on these two issues? — M.F., Miami
A. It is more of a policy rather than rules or laws. To comply with lenders requirements, some lenders use a HUD policy to require adequate reserves and an occupancy-rental ratio higher than 70 percent-30 percent to qualify. Keep in mind that the lender will look to the quality of the borrower, the value of the property, and the operations of the association. They want to assure that future operations will maintain the values. An association that does not provide proper reserves or has a high rental ratio is more of a risk in their eyes. The name of the game for the mortgage company is to reduce the risk.
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Video:How to Make Kimchi Fried Ricewith Kevin Chan
Kimchi fried rice is a quick Korean dish that can be prepared vegan, vegetarian, or with meat. Get a great recipe for kimchi friend rice in this how-to video from About.com.See Transcript
Transcript:How to Make Kimchi Fried Rice
Hi I'm Kevin for About.com, and today we're going to learn how to make kimchi fried rice.
Kimchi is not only great by itself, but it also makes a delicious ingredient for this great, quick meal. Before we begin, this recipe calls for kimchi already prepared, so if you don't have any on hand or don't want to make your own, you can always go to a nearby Asian supermarket and pick some up pre-made.
Ingredients for Kimchi Friend Rice
To begin you will need:
- 1 cup kimchi, drained of fluid and chopped up. For authentic kimchi, use nappa cabbage, also available at most Asian markets
- ½ sweet onion, chopped not-too finely
- 1 tablespoon of garlic, chopped fine or minced if preferred=
- 1 tablespoon soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon butter or butter alternative
- 1/3 cup preferred meat—this can be pork, beef, chicken, or none at all if you'd rather keep the meal vegetarian
- 3 cups of cookeåd rice—white or brown, it is your preference again, but it must already be cooked
- Salt — no set amount, just season to your liking.
- Egg – you may optionally serve this meal with a fried or poached egg
How to Make Kimchi Fried Rice
Begin by placing your kimchi in a large pan and the combine them with the chopped white onion.
When the kimchi is ready, add in the garlic and soy sauce and a ½ tablespoon of your butter and continue to cook for 2-3 more minutes. Be careful not to overly sauté the garlic as it will burn and spoil the dish.
When the seasoned kimchi is ready, add in any meat you are using and continue to sauté until that meat is cooked appropriately. When your meat is done, stir in the cooked rice and the remaining ½ tablespoon of butter.
Adding an Egg to Kimchi Fried Rice
That's it! Because the key ingredient, the kimchi, is already prepared, this dish does not take very long to make and is not very involved, but it is delicious.
At this point you could cook an egg to your liking and serve it on top of the meal. However, if you've kept the meal vegetarian you could also serve your kimchi fried rice in firm lettuce leaves for hand-held eating. There are many ways to enjoy this dish
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MOOSIC — Spring is right around the corner and so is baseball season.
There were dozens of baseball fans waiting in line for their season tickets at PNC Field in Lackawanna County Saturday morning.
Food was available for the eager fans and the mascots "Champ" And "Quills" joined the fun as folks gear up for the upcoming season.
"I'm very excited for today! I cant' wait to get my tickets," said RailRiders fan, Marilyn Andres.
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Best Bureaucrat St. Louis 2007 - Waller McGuire, executive director St. Louis Public Library
Our schools may be unaccredited and our town ranked the "most dangerous" city in the nation, but St. Louis retains one shining jewel in its tarnished crown. For the third year in a row, the St. Louis Public Library has ranked among the top three library systems in a survey of U.S. cities of 250,000 inhabitants and up. Heading the library's resurgence is Waller McGuire, who served as the system's deputy director for ten years before taking over the top spot in 2004. As deputy director McGuire helped organize the restoration or construction of fourteen library branches. Now he's embarking on his most ambitious task to date: a campaign to raise $50 million for the renovation of the department's grande dame, the Italian Renaissance-style Central Library downtown (1301 Olive Street, St. Louis 63103; 314-241-2288).


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It turns out that if you encounter such language in WoW, you can report other players for racism. Vaneras stepped in to confirm that Blizzard does not tolerate racist language, and such comments will get those players banned. Although I have not encountered racist language in WoW myself, I heartily encourage anyone who does to report that player. Dealing with racism in real life can often lead to awkward confrontations with people who refuse to admit what they were saying was wrong in any way, but in WoW, Blizzard is all set to do that for you, while at the same time helping to make sure there are negative consequences on racist behavior.
Although Vaneras doesn't mention it in his post, it is my understanding that the same also follows for other forms of discriminatory language, such as sexism. While of course there can be a lot of annoying grey area in such issues, another reason to such offenses in WoW is that Blizzard may actually have proof of what the other person said stored in their systems, and a genuine problem is more likely to receive a real consequence than might otherwise be the case.


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The Observation Deck
A blog of opinions on local, state and national issues
Monthly Archive for November, 2012
The Hudson needs real money
Our opinion: The state or federal government needs to put up the money for a real solution to sewage in the river If you had a choice to spend $100 to have a handy man patch your leaky roof with the likelihood that it will continue to leak every time there's a heavy rain, or […] [Read More]
Rice gets a failing grade at the U.N.
U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice's career is marked by diplomatic failure, says Richard Grenell in Fox News. "Her silence in the face of outrageous U.N. antics has given the U.S. pathetic representation among the 193 members of the world body" and makes her unworthy of a promotion to secretary of state, he says. [Read More]
For BP, $4.5 billion just chump change
BP'S record-breaking $4.5 billion criminal settlement with the U.S. represents a victory for the oil giant, says Mark Floegel in Green Peace, considering BP's stock rose on news of the settlement, and it earned $5.5 billion in profit in its third quarter this year. [Read More]
Retailers stealing Thanksgiving away
Retailers are dooming the Thanksgiving holiday by starting Black Friday on Thursday, says Alexandra Petri in The Washington Post. In the war between scoring deals on consumer goods, versus spending time with family, shopping wins, she says. [Read More]
The race is on in Albany
Our opinion: Kathy Sheehan kicks off the campaign for mayor. Imagine — a truly competitive election. Kathy Sheehan was well into her speech announcing her candidacy for mayor of Albany on Saturday when she mentioned what's to some a matter of civic pride and to others political bewilderment. Only three people — all men, of course […] [Read More]
History book gives lesson in fiction
By regurgitating Bush administration policies, a popular 11th-grade history textbook misinforms students and reinforces the erroneous mindset that justified the Patriot Act and America's invasion of Iraq after 9/11, Conor Friedersdorf says in the Atlantic. [Read More]
Group shortchanges banks for our gain
It's time Americans got help with their liabilities rather than "just too-big-to-fail financial institutions," says Felix Salmon in Reuters. He endorses Rolling Jubilee's strategy to randomly forgive consumer debt by buying it from banks for pennies on the dollar. [Read More]
Israel remains weak on Hamas power
The recent killing of military leader Ahmed Jaabri does not confirm Israel's tough stance against Hamas, Jonathan Rosen says in the Jerusalem Post. The country's dealings with the terrorist group show that the Netanyahu government believes "a strong Hamas in power in Gaza is the optimal scenario for Israel," he says. [Read More]
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Durham students explore new dimensions of learning
Heather Pendergrass always wanted to be Ms. Frizzle aboard the Magic School Bus.
Now, thanks to a three-dimensional projector in her classroom at the Southern School of Energy and Sustainability, Pendergrass gets her wish.
"It really opens up that science world for them," she said. "Not all the students you teach are going to be scientists, but this opens that and a lot of other doors for them."
The machine, valued at $10,000, comes with 30 sets of dark-lensed goggles for students to slip on, as well as about 245 programs that can be broadcast on the big blank wall that dominates part of her classroom.
The 3D technology "is a tool," Pendergrass said. "For some kids that have a really hard time envisioning things that they can't touch, like the atom or the inside of a cell, this is something that can actually get you inside it."
Durham Public Schools acquired machines for Southern and several other public schools from a company called Skylink Family & School Network, which is run by Andy Canady, former assistant superintendent for Onslow County Schools.
During a recent class, students donned their goggles and watched as the 3D projection carried them into a human leg to observe the healing process of a broken tibia.
"It's so much better than just looking at a diagram," Pendergrass said. "Students might look at a picture of a cell and say, 'All this stuff looks alike.' Yes, it looks similar, but it does a different job. When you see it in 3D, you see how it works."
Programs in the system cover topics from physics to biology to chemistry to human anatomy. Pendergrass, a former cardiac tech, said the anatomy programs even taught her a few new things.
"I figured if it could do that for me, what could it do for our kids?" she said.
Gabriel Sherman-Diestel, 16, is a 10th-grader at Southern. His favorite 3D program so far has been one that focused on Newton's laws of motion.
"I think the 3D is great," he said. "It helps you pay attention and makes it better for everybody so they'll start coming to class. It's better than looking at it in a book."
Janelle Arledge, 15, agreed.
"It keeps people in class," she said. "If (Mrs. Pendergrass) tells us she's going to use a 3D presentation, most people come to class instead of skip. If they miss it, they're kind of mad."
Benji Downing, the DPS K-12 science specialist, praised the technology for making difficult principles more accessible to students.
"I knew the Pythagorean theorem," he said. "But when I saw it in 3D, it puts it in a place in your brain where you can't lose it. We see this as the next wave. It's out there, kids know about it and it's the world we live in."
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The New Museum's exterior is far more appealing than its office cubicle-turned-warehouse interior; likewise, the time-lapse video of its construction is more interesting than anything now inside it.
With a few exceptions, what isn't derivative is banal. Or both. The messages come across as inchoate or simplistic; the "formal and ideological power of juxtaposing found images" as rote and spent. Unmonumental is quite apropos. Corporate sponsor BNP Paribas deserved better.
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See Targets, Not Your Radar
The Garmin GMR 21, along with the GMR 41, pack power, range, high-definition targeting, and plug-and-play connectivity in a space-saving 24-inch low-profile radome. The GMR 21, a sleek X-band digital color radar with a 24 nm range, features a narrow 3.6-degree horizontal and 25-degree vertical beamwidth for the clearest target definition in all weather conditions.
Digital Performance
Unlike competitive designs, which require a dedicated display/processor unit, all Garmin radar processing takes place in the radome - via a digital signal processor. Data is presented on Garmin's Marine Network GPSMAP 3000 series chartplotter/multifunction displays (MFDs). The result: greater efficiency and redundancy, since any chartplotter on the network can display and control the radar. Digital processing also allows for more precise recognition, enhancement, and filtering of radar echoes - making the finished display easier to read and interpret.
Easy to Use
The GMR 21 features automatic and manual sensitivity and tuning controls, including gain, sea clutter, and rain clutter - which allows boaters to spend less time tuning the unit and more time navigating. The unit also boasts selectable interference rejection, which mitigates the effect of nearby radar transmissions.
Advanced Features
As an aid in locational awareness, GMR 21 radar images can be overlaid on your moving map chartplotter display. In addition, you can configure your display by splitting the screen to show overlay and standard radar simultaneously.
To aid in collision avoidance, the GMR 21 also offers Mini Automatic Radar Plotting Aid (MARPA) capability, which allows boaters to track the bearing, course, speed and predicted closest approach (by both time and distance) of up to 10 targets. MARPA functionality requires a GPSMAP 3000 series MFD and an optional heading sensor.
Plug-and-play Connectivity
The GMR 21 communicates with the Garmin Marine Network through a waterproof 100-megabit plug-and-play proprietary network - which gives you the ability to expand your boat's system as needed.
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I was a guest on San Diego Living with host Erin Mikael's Green Scene segments on June 24, 2010, and then again on June 27th. We make Cashew Kream with Fresh Red White and Blue Berry Parfaits and Fruit Tartlets.
We launched FoodStuff LA with a big celebration at the Pedal Patch Community offices in downtown LA. Above is founder Jason Boarde and Rebecca McQuigg Rigal who works through GOOD with the Pepsi Refresh Project as the Arts & Culture Ambassador.
My RAWvolution event is on September 19th, where we'll be harvesting from the PPC local community and rooftop gardens, then preparing a delicious raw food meal. Hope you'll join me for this fun event.
Christian Page is a locavore, sourcing the finest organic ingredients from our local community. He made all the food happen for this event, including delicious black mission figs, which I ate by the pint! Christian's Living La Vida Local event is in October.
LA Green Girl Siel was at our event, and it was lovely to finally meet her in person…a fellow Korean American!
My NYC tour kicked off last Monday at Rockefeller Center on the set of LX New York at NBC studios. I chat about the benefits of a raw food diet with hosts Janice Huff and Jane Hanson. You can watch my segment here, though it's stretched out horizontally and the audio is out of synch. (As soon as I get my own copy of the segment, I'll repost)
Tuesday evening, I had a food demo, talk, and book signing at Bonobo's Restaurant. The room was packed with folks eager to learn more about raw food nutrition and recipes. I demonstrated how fast and easy it is to make my Simple Rosemary Oregano Noodle Salad with zucchini, tomato, avocado, and herbs.
Pictured above is Rose Voisk of the World Olympians Association. She was a gymnast in the 1948 London Olympics. She looks great, is vibrant, and strong. A testament for eating well.
Wednesday evening, I was hosted by the lovely Hyacinth Mills of New Life Journeys and her Montclair Raw Food Meetup Group. I demoed my Super Cacao-Coconut Energizer smoothie recipe from page 39 of Ani's Raw Food Essentials. Hyacinth's group is full of vibrant folks excited about raw foods. Her husband and 2 boys are handsome as can be, and Hyacinth has a natural glow of beauty. A great spokes model family.
I had randomly bumped into Hyacinth at Port Authority late on Monday night, 2 evenings before our event, as we were both catching our buses back to NJ that night. What's the chances of that? It's magic!
Thursday night I was at Organic Avenue for a workshop hosted by Mia Santos Andres. Above are my lovely assistants Sara, Sam, and Lee who helped to prep my recipes and samples, and then helped me set up before my workshop. They all had that glow of inner health and beauty. What angels!
In my workshop, I demoed my Tomato and Tarragon Bisque, page 137, Pad Thai Kelp Noodles, page 227, and Strawberry Kream Pie, page 266 from Ani's Raw Food Essentials. It was another packed house with great audience participation, questions, and book signing.
Thanks Mia for a great event, and for my goodie bag full of green juice in the cute Organic Avenue bottle, and BlackBird Truffles, handmade by raw model Anthony Andersen. Yum!
Mia is so pretty, I look shiny. Ha haaaa. I can't wait to get back to NYC before another 6 years passes….
I was in NYC last week for my television appearance on NBC at Rockefeller Center and several events celebrating my newest book Ani's Raw Food Essentials. I love how easy it is to get around NYC without a car by walking, taking a train, bus, or subway. I miss great public transportation when living in LA. It's also surprisingly easy to be healthy and to enjoy raw foods in NYC. I felt super lucky to be invited by the lovely Mia Andres from Organic Avenue and raw model Anthony Andersen for dinner at Pure Food and Wine.
This was my first visit to NYC in 6 years, and my first visit to Pure. I was blown away by the food! It was super fresh, beautifully plated, and really delicious. We enjoyed the S+M salad, appetizers, ravioli, lasagna, but my favorite thing ever was the Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream Sundae! I finally got to meet the heart of Pure Food and Wine, Sarma Melngailis, who's even more beautiful in person.
I had been to Quintessence my last visit to NYC 6 years ago. It was good then, and was really good this time around again. We enjoyed tacos, burgers, sundaes, but my favorite was the bagels and cream cheese! Wish I had been there on a weekend to enjoy their raw vegan brunch menu.
I was craving Pure's Mint Chocolate Sundae, so had to make it back for one more dinner before heading back to Los Angeles. My friend Moby, a long time vegan, and my favorite electronic musician, met me in the garden for dinner along with a few friends and my cousin, Minnie Roh. We enjoyed pizza, ceviche, tamales, smoothies, drinks, lasagna, appetizers, chips and guacamole, but most importantly…a Mint Chocolate Sundae! Everyone was hooked.
To boost this blissful experience even further, Shania Twain, a friend of Moby's, and Canada's most popular musician, stopped by our table to catch up with Moby. What a way to finish up my NYC visit!
Last weekend, I was invited to speak and demo my raw foods at the Farm Sanctuary Hoe Down annual celebration in Watkins Glen, NY. It was a huge honor to be included in the speaker lineup with founder Gene Baur and T. Colin Campbell, author of the China Study. The Hoe Down was one of the best organized events I've attended.
Volunteers helped me prepare pies for over 120 people in about 30 minutes just before my presentation. We chose the manual 'food processor' style of hand mixing dates with almonds. Good forearm exercise.
Strawberry Kream Pie, from Ani's Raw Food Essentials. Made with dates, almonds, cashews, vanilla, and strawberries. Simple and delicious.
A photo of my raw food demo, taken by Morgan Jamie Dunbar.
It's so much fun to sign books after a raw food demo and talk. I love having this opportunity to connect with other like minded folks in the community.
Later, I got to visit the animals out on the other part of the 200 acre farm. This guy was 3,000 pounds big, what a cutie pie!
Amazing to stand in the pasture with a flock of sheep as the sun was setting. It was so peaceful. Actually, I rested really well on the farm every night.
That evening was the Barn Dance where we line-danced first, then it broke out into a full on night club with a packed dance floor until after 1am. Everyone had tons of energy and was jumping up and down, especially Gene Baur, who was wringing sweat out of his t-shirt! My hair was soaked in sweat too. I noticed no one stunk of body oder, and people's sweat didn't gross me out as it usually does. That's a huge plus for eating clean, vegan, and raw.
I realized this was my 20th year reunion from Cornell, and I hadn't been back to Ithaca since I graduated in 1990 (except returning briefly for my brother Max's graduation in 1993). So, it was a double treat to visit Ithaca and Farm Sanctuary. I'm looking forward to the next Hoe Down in California, and visiting New York's Farm Sanctuary again soon.
This is a book trailer for Ani's Raw Food Essentials.
Watch as I show you how easy is is to make my Coconut Cake with Nutella Hazelnut Sauce, from page 271.
Moby was performing with his new heavy metal band DiamondSnake last night in Hollywood, where I bumped into Frances Fisher and Eva. We had a blast dancing up a storm. You can see Moby on stage behind us rocking out to his new Heavy Metal music.
Lead singer Phil Costello's voice is incredible. They have a song called Rock and Raw, give it a listen on their homepage. These guys are a funny!
It was way past my bedtime of 10pm, and I lasted to about midnight, but left before they finished their set, unfortunately. I hope to get to see DiamondSnake again, maybe along with NYC tour next month.
DiamondSnake was sporting vegan guitar straps, very cool! Choosing vegan has the biggest impact on helping to save our planet and stop animal suffering. Besides, a vegan diet, and especially a raw vegan diet, helps with weight loss, increases health and our immune system, and gives us tons of energy to rock on roll!
It's official, I now like Heavy Metal music. Moby…I love you!
A book trailer for Ani's Raw Food Essentials for a naturally effervescent probiotic drink called Water Kefir from page 56.
This healthy drink is simple to make using water kefir grains that you can purchase online. I include resources in my book, and recommend going straight to the source for the living grains. Avoid the processed, dried, packaged grains because they are not as vital as the living grains. Plus, the dry grains only brew maybe three batches before you have to go and buy more dried grains again.
It takes just 48 hours to brew Water Kefir, and it's full of friendly bacteria for building healthy intestinal flora. It helps me with digestion, assimilation of nutrients, and elimination. I enjoy Water Kefir with and after meals to help with digestion. I drink a cup on an empty stomach before bed to balance my intestinal flora.
In this video, I use a variation of the recipe in my book.
Water Kefir
Place water into a glass jar. Add sugars, ginger, pear, and stir. Add grains. Close lid, and store in cabinet for 48 hours to brew.
Pour brew through a plastic sieve to catch the grains. Remove ginger and pear. Store brew in glass bottles at room temperature to increase vitamin B levels. Or, store in fridge to chill.
Start your next batch immediately.
In this video, I speak with The Blissful Chef Christy Morgan after my book signing and food demo at Erewhon May 8, 2010 about my philosophy of raw food and about my new book Ani's Raw Food Essentials.
My introduction to Sarasota RAWked! Exploring my idea that creating something together with other people in our raw community, rather than going it alone, is more fun, plus makes a bigger splash. We produced and threw down a pumping RAWktail Party, it was the biggest and most successful raw event in Florida to date! Dress code was RAWkstar, of course. A wonderful event and a very warm welcome to Florida and Sarasota.
A RAWstar RAWktail Party isn't complete without headshots. Is that too cheezy?….
We brought together a fun crowd of local hipsters, movers, and shakers. Raw foods help us feel great, look our best, and fuel up for a long night of celebration. Raw food is also great for recovery, detox, and combating damage after a night of partying too hard and not sleeping enough.
The event was held at the Weller Historic Estate, and it was filled with rich period furniture and wonderful styling details. The host Jeff Weller is below in the white button down and jeans. I was to discover later that Jeff gives great massages!
The Weller Historic Estate was at full capacity with well over 120 attendees, and the energy was contagious.
I demoed 4 recipes, which follow below, while people stood around a 20 foot long table to watch and learn how to make fast, easy, delicious raw food treats. Below is Bryant Meyers, to the right, an ingredient sponsor who's home is packed full of cutting edge healing therapy machines like an infrared sauna and scalar wave technology. I was skeptical at first, but the scalar waves made me pass out and sleep restfully the following day. Now I'm a believer.
Above is the spread for our Taco Wraps, served in a cabbage leaf. With raw food, it's easy to have our 'kitchen' anywhere, even in the living room.
Lisa Tomasi, in pink, runs the Naples raw food meet up group. She saved the day and was the best assistant I've ever had! A testament for raw foods, Lisa drove over 2 hours to come to the event, worked all night, drove home, then came back the next day again. An enegizer bunny and beautiful woman.
The man in black above is Vincent Dessberg, who has a roof top garden on a warehouse in the industrial area of town, called "I Grow My Own Veggies". He sponsored cabbage, edible flowers, herbs, and strawberries. I harvested from Vincent's garden just a few hours before the party. It was amazing to see so much food growing on top of an industrial warehouse!
Now, for my recipes. Enjoy!
Ginger Lime Aid
Place all into blender, and blend. Serve immediately.
Raspberry Daiquiri
Place all into blender, blend and serve immediately.
Fresh Green Taco Wraps Filled with Taco Nut Meat, Avocado, Tomatoes, and Mole Sauce
Taco Nut Meat
Place all ingredients into your food processor and process into small pieces.
Mole Sauce
Place all into blender, blend smooth.
Toppings and Shell
To assemble tacos, into each cabbage leaf, spoon Taco Nut Meat. Top with avocado, tomato, and cilantro. Drizzle on your Mole Sauce, and enjoy.
Strawberries with Cashew Kream and Chocolate Sauce
Cashew Kream
Chocolate Sauce
To make Cashew Kream, place cashews, honey, vanilla, and water into blender. blend smooth. Add as little water as possible for thicker consistency.
To make Chocolate Sauce, place honey or agave and cacao in blender. Blend smooth.
To assemble, scoop Cashew Cream into serving bowls. Top with your favorite berries. Drizzle over Chocolate Sauce and serve.
Visit GoSuperLife.com for organic ingredients, kitchen tools, and specials on Kelp Noodles and sproutable raw Cashews.
Photos are Copyright 2010 and courtesy of a very handsome man named Rich Schineller.
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