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I recently bought a NOS Swamp Ash Speial.
It's a great guitar, I really like how it plays and sounds.
Yesterday, I changed strings for the first time.
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News about deportation, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 24, 2015
Los Angeles County officials announce federal immigration officials will be allowed limited access to county jails, change to policy that had denied them access in order to protect immigrants from deportation; change may signal broader shift away from protecting immigrants, likely influenced by two high-profile murders allegedly committed by illegal immigrants. MORE
Aug. 24, 2015
Thousands of Central American children who who fled crime-ridden countries in 2014 for United States are overwhelming legal system, by sheer volume, as they seek relief from deportation; while a small percent have been granted asylum, 69 percent of children on priority immigration court dockets across nation still have cases pending; New York City offers some legal advantages for child immigrants, with city-backed coalition of nonprofit agencies and pro bono lawyers offering free legal assistance. MORE
Aug. 15, 2015
United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit throws out lawsuit by Maricopa County, Ariz, Sheriff Joe Arpaio alleging Pres Obama's executive actions aimed at easing deportation threat for millions of undocumented workers, are unconstitutional. MORE
Jul. 23, 2015
Migration Policy Institute report finds up to 87 percent of unauthorized immigrants in United States would not be at risk of deportation under Obama administration's new enforcement programs; finds about 13 percent of estimated 11 million immigrants have criminal records or have crossed border recently, making them potential deportation targets. MORE
Jul. 22, 2015
Mexican immigrant Arturo Hernandez Garcia leaves basement of First Unitarian Church in Denver after immigration authorities say they will not act on his deportation order; had sought sanctuary at church for nine months in order to avoid deportation. MORE
Jul. 10, 2015
Thailand government ignores international warnings and sends 100 ethic Uighurs back to China, which they had fled to escape harsh treatment; United Nations officials condemns act as flagrant violation of international law. MORE
Jul. 9, 2015
San Francisco Mayor Edward M Lee says he will examine how city can participate in Obama administration's deportation program; city has been criticized for releasing Mexican felon Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez, who has been deported five times, from jail without alerting federal authorities; Lopez-Sanchez was later charged with murdering Kathryn Steinle on tourist pier. MORE
Jul. 8, 2015
Alleged killer Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez pleads not guilty in San Francisco to murder of Kathryn Steinle; fact that Lopez-Sanchez is illegal immigrant who has been deported five times reveals disconnect between federal and California authorities over enforcement of immigration policy. MORE
Jul. 5, 2015
Divisions emerging between Dominicans and Haitians in Barrio Cementerio neighborhood of Sabaneta, Dominican Republic, are example of how government plan that could deport hundred to thousands of people of Haitian descent is escalating tensions and fracturing relationships; plan, proposed by Pres Danilo Medina in advance of his re-election bid, enjoys wide support as it plays on fears of immigrants common in many countries and historical epochs, but some Dominicans refuse to abandon their Haitian friends and family. MORE
Jul. 4, 2015
Immigration officials say San Francisco police should have turned Francisco Sanchez, suspect in killing of Kathryn Steinle, over to them for deportation instead of releasing him. MORE
Jun. 20, 2015
Specter of mass deportation of Haitian immigrants from Dominican Republic due to expiration of deadline for illegal migrant workers to register with government fails to materialize; advocates say some Haitians have been detained, and residents report many Haitians have gone into hiding out of fear of arbitrary deportation, fear even some Dominicans share. MORE
Jun. 18, 2015
Dominican Republic begins enforcing new legislation which deports any foreign-born worker who is not registered in campaign Operation Shield; law, which also provides path to citizenship for registered foreign-born workers, is causing outcry by human rights advocates who say it unfairly targets Haitian migrant workers, and has already led to deportations of those in registration process. MORE
Jun. 17, 2015
Hundreds of thousands of migrant workers in Dominican Republic, most of them Haitian, face deportation for failing to secure residency permits by deadline. MORE
May. 30, 2015
Editorial contends Obama administration has obligation to continue pursuing more humane immigration policy in United States, despite Republicans' success in blocking reforms and efforts to curb deportations; points to several key immigration-related battles that administration can continue fighting while awaiting outcomes of larger legal trials. MORE
May. 3, 2015
The Ethicists column panel answers questions about how to handle financially irresponsible parents and whether to write recommendation letter to save lazy student from deportation. MORE
Apr. 27, 2015
Op-Ed article by policy experts Roberto Suro and Marcelo M Suarez-Orozco cites evidence that one in 15 American children, nearly all of whom are native-born United States citizens, has an unauthorized immigrant parent; argues children pay price, in form of anxiety and delayed development, as nation debates reform and fears of deportation rise; argues voters should keep that in mind as they consider immigration policy reform. MORE
Apr. 9, 2015
Gen Carlos Eugenio Vides Casanova is deported from United States over his role in human rights abuses during his tenure as defense minister of El Salvador; Casanova is highest-ranking official to be deported following passage of 2004 law meant to keep those guilty of abuses from seeking refuge in US. MORE
Apr. 8, 2015
Federal appeals court in New Orleans rejects challenge to Pres Obama's 2012 executive action granting deportation relief to immigrants brought to the United States illegally as children, upholding earlier ruling; challenge was brought by state of Mississippi and group of Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. MORE
Apr. 1, 2015
Immigration authorities who succeeded after 16-year litigation in having El Salvadoran Gen Eugenio Vides Casanova deported for human rights abuses committed by his troops in 1980s now say he must remain in United State for another week, citing legal and diplomatic complications. MORE
Mar. 26, 2015
Gen Carlos Eugenio Vides Casanova, former defense minister of El Salvador accused of human rights violations during 1980s civil war, is detained by immigration agents in Palm Coast, Fla, first step in his deportation. MORE
Mar. 13, 2015
Board of Immigration Appeals rules that Gen Carlos Eugenio Vides Casanova can be deported from the United States to his home country of El Salvador; finds Casanova, close American ally during El Salvador's civil war, had direct role in abuse and killings of civilians; decision sets bold precedent that will make it easier to deport foreign commanders for violations committed by those serving under them. MORE
Mar. 2, 2015
Op-Ed article by Ehiracenia Vasquez, member of the Texas Organizing Project, describes her life as an undocumented immigrant mother and debilitating effect the fear of deportation has on her family; notes her deep disappointment after Texas judge temporarily halted Pres Obama's Deferred Action for Parents of Americans. MORE
Mar. 1, 2015
Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials say they will deport at least 150 Bosnians who they believe participated in war crimes during 1990s conflict in former Yugoslavia; say they have identified 300 immigrants who came to United States and concealed their involvement in wartime atrocities. MORE
Feb. 19, 2015
Immigrants gather at rallies in New York City and across the United States to protest court order halting Pres Obama's executive action on immigration; uncertainty surrounding programs, which would have potentially protected millions of undocumented immigrants from deportation, has prompted advocates to intensify outreach and educational efforts to their constituents. MORE
Jan. 19, 2015
Many Cuban nationals who have lived in United States for decades and have been convicted of crimes here fear they will be deported now that relations between countries are normalizing; as American officials meet with Cubans to discuss migration issues, some Cubans who had chose not to fight deportation orders in the past worry that decision could haunt them. MORE
Jan. 16, 2015
House passes Homeland Security funding bill that would reverse Pres Obama's executive actions allowing millions of unauthorized immigrants to stay and work in country; bill would also restore controversial Secure Communities program that Obama had cancelled, and increase its funding; Obama vows to veto measure, setting up battle between president and Republican-controlled Congress. MORE
Jan. 11, 2015
South Korea deports South Korean-born American Shin Eun-mi over supportive comments she made about her trips to North Korea; law prohibits her from returning to South Korea for five years. MORE
Jan. 7, 2015
Mexican Pres Enrique Pena Nieto meets with Pres Obama at White House; lauds Obama's plan to protect millions of illegal immigrants from deportation. MORE
Dec. 12, 2014
Federal lawsuit offers glimpse into potential turmoil at Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency as it moves to implement Pres Obama's sweeping immigration actions; suit brought by Patricia M Vroom, top immigration prosecutor in Arizona, contends she was subjected to bullying and harassment after she raised legal concerns about policy of prosecutorial discretion in deportation cases. MORE
Nov. 28, 2014
Tijuana Journal: Tijuana, Mexico, is promoting itself as a city on the rise, but it has long been and remains a way station for the downtrodden heading to America or kicked out of it; El Bordo is an encampment for hundreds living in hovels, lean-tos or on the pavement, and is a catch basin for the drug addicted and the deported, sometimes both, just shy of the United States-Mexico border. MORE
Nov. 25, 2014
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit rejects Arizona Gov Jan Brewer's request to reconsider its ruling that blocked her policy of denying driver's licenses to young immigrants who have avoided deportation under Obama administration policy. MORE
Nov. 23, 2014
Nicholas Kristof Op-Ed column dismantles three commonly held myths that are fueling unjustified outrage of many Americans over Pres Obama's executive action to shield millions of undocumented immigrants from deportation. MORE
Nov. 21, 2014
Pres Obama's use of executive powers to protect millions of undocumented immigrants from deportation and give them work permits is not breaking new ground, but surpasses earlier initiatives by Republican presidents; scope of his decision is raising major legal and constitutional questions. MORE
Nov. 20, 2014
Pres Obama's expected executive order allowing millions of illegal immigrants to remain and work legally in country may exclude parents of youths already granted deportation reprieve under deferred program. MORE
Nov. 20, 2014
Editorial contends President Obama is well within the law to take executive action to protect up to five million illegal immigrants from deportation, and it should be cause for relief and celebration; points out Obama is simply offering a reprieve to people trapped by the failure of Congress to act. MORE
Nov. 18, 2014
Pres Obama is poised to ignore his own longtime opposition to using executive action to shield millions of immigrants from deportation without an act of Congress; Obama has for years waved aside demands of Latino activists and Democratic allies who begged him to act on his own, but now appears set to effectively reverse that position. MORE
Nov. 17, 2014
Profile of Sara Martinez, illegal immigrant from Ecuador who lives in Brooklyn, and whose story exemplifies the kind of family ordeal that Pres Obama hopes to address with sweeping executive actions on immigration and deportation; her struggle to stay in this country helped break her family apart, and it still exacts a daily toll as she toils in a clerical job that does not require her to show work papers. MORE
Nov. 14, 2014
Obama administration officials say Pres Obama will soon exert his executive authority to order broad overhaul of immigration system, protecting up to five million illegal immigrants from deportation and giving them work permits; decision, which ignores angry Republican opposition, sets in motion political confrontation between Obama and GOP adversaries that is likely to affect budget negotiations. MORE
Nov. 11, 2014
Editorial calls on United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit to grant full hearing to 11 Ecuadorian immigrants who were arrested in deplorable sting operation in Danbury, Conn, and who have been fighting deportation ever since; contends men were targeted solely because they look Latino, in clear violation of the Constitution. MORE
Nov. 7, 2014
Immigration and Latino activists and labor groups call on Pres Obama to include more than seven million people in executive measures he has announced he will initiate in 2014 that will shield immigrants who are in United States illegally from deportation. MORE
Oct. 29, 2014
Marcelo Marquez, illegal immigrant who had been deported twice, is arrainged on 14 felony counts, including murders of two sheriff's officers during shooting rampage in Northern California; federal authorities have identified Marquez as Luis Enrique Monroy Bracamontes, though charges are filed under Marcelo Marquez, name suspect offered to authorities. MORE
Oct. 16, 2014
Profile of Mohammad Sarfaraz Hussain, New Yorker from Pakistan who is poised to receive citizenship, and permanent employment with the New York Fire Dept after long struggle with immigration authorities; Hussain, who has lived in New York since he was 8 years old, was tagged for deportation at age 18 after complying with post-Sept 11 registration program, and remained locked in legal battle long after program was abandoned. MORE
Oct. 2, 2014
Homeland Security Dept reports Obama administration carried out record number of 438,421 deportations in 2013; analysis of figure shows continuing move away from removals of immigrants living in the interior of the country, toward focus on swift expulsion of those caught crossing border illegally. MORE
Oct. 1, 2014
Health and Human Services Dept announces that it will provide $9 million over two years for lawyers to represent unaccompanied minors in their deportation cases in immigration courts. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
New York City Council, Robin Hood Foundation and New York Community Trust are combining forces to provide legal representation and other services to some 1,000 unaccompanied immigrant children facing possible deportation under a new accelerated court process; advocates for immigrants fear that the children, often fleeing abuse or gang violence, will otherwise be denied due process MORE
Sep. 9, 2014
Immigrant and Latino activists voice dismay over Pres Obama's decision to delay executive action on immigration until after midterm elections in November; in the meantime, thousands of immigrants could be deported. MORE
Sep. 5, 2014
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor is a surprise speaker at third day of monthlong training for inaugural class of Immigrant Justice Corps; corps seeks to address dearth of qualified lawyers to represent immigrants facing deportation and other legal problems. MORE
Sep. 4, 2014
Study to be published in Journal of Law and Economics concludes that six-year-old federal immigration enforcement program that has deported hundreds of thousands of people has had no observable effect on the overall crime rate; findings call into question the longstanding assumption that deporting noncitizens who commit crimes is an effective crime-control strategy. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
Nine Mexican immigrants who agreed to be deported from Southern California during last five years under 'voluntary return' will be allowed to return to fight their expulsions under an agreement that could also include other Mexicans who consented to leave; American Civil Liberties Union argued that enforcement agents had coerced the nine into accepting voluntary return by failing to advise them of their rights or warn them of consequences. MORE
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In Courts, Running Out the Clock on Obama Immigration Plan
Nearly a year ago, the president vowed that his administration would provide up to four million undocumented immigrants the ability to live and work without fear of immediate deportation. Legal reviews are standing in the way.
October 14, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON DEPORTATION AND: Illegal Immigration , United States Politics and Government , Immigration and Emigration , Deportation , Obama, Barack
Los Angeles County Rethinks Deportation of Inmates
In a change that may reflect a broader shift in California, federal immigration officials will be allowed back inside Los Angeles County jails to identify some inmates for deportation.
September 24, 2015, Thursday
MORE ON DEPORTATION AND: Los Angeles (Calif) , Deportation , Prisons and Prisoners , Illegal Immigration , Immigration and Emigration , Immigration and Customs Enforcement (US)
Peru: Former Dictator Is to Be Tried in 1978 Abductions of His Opponents
Francisco Morales Bermúdez is suspected of having 13 opponents flown to Argentina on a military plane. They were later deported to Mexico and Europe.
September 11, 2015, Friday
MORE ON DEPORTATION AND: Peru , Kidnapping and Hostages , Political Prisoners , Deportation , Argentina
Venezuela's U.N. Envoy Defends Crackdown Along Border With Colombia
The ambassador, Rafael Ramírez, said Colombian smugglers and other criminals were devastating his country's economy.
September 9, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON DEPORTATION AND: Venezuela , Colombia , Ramirez, Rafael (1963- ) , Smuggling , United Nations , Deportation , Economic Conditions and Trends
California: Parents Seek Damages In Killing at Pier
The parents of Kathryn Steinle of San Francisco, who officials say was fatally shot on July 1, said Tuesday that negligence and bureaucratic bungling by federal and local authorities had contributed to their daughter's death.
September 2, 2015, Wednesday
In a Venezuelan Border Town, a State of Emergency Is Barely Perceptible
A state of emergency at the border town of San Antonio del Táchira has shown arbitrary policing and few changes in daily public activity.
August 30, 2015, Sunday
MORE ON DEPORTATION AND: Venezuela , Maduro, Nicolas , Colombia , Illegal Immigration , Immigration and Emigration , Deportation , Human Trafficking
Just What Do You Mean by 'Anchor Baby'?
Birth tourism, an issue that tripped up Jeb Bush, occurs on a small scale. Donald Trump is using a much broader definition.
August 30, 2015, Sunday
MORE ON DEPORTATION AND: Presidential Election of 2016 , Citizenship and Naturalization , Illegal Immigration , Immigration and Emigration , Children and Childhood , Deportation
Colombians Flee Venezuela's Crackdown on Immigrants
With more than 1,000 people deported by order of President Nicolás Maduro, others are leaving voluntarily rather than face an uncertain future.
August 28, 2015, Friday
MORE ON DEPORTATION AND: Venezuela , Colombia , Immigration and Emigration , Maduro, Nicolas , Santos, Juan Manuel , Refugees and Displaced Persons , Deportation , Economic Conditions and Trends , Smuggling
Immigration Crisis Shifts From Border to Courts
After fleeing violence in their Central American homelands, thousands of minors are crowding courtrooms in New York City and Long Island that are ill equipped to handle the volume.
August 24, 2015, Monday
Most Undocumented Immigrants Will Stay Under Obama's New Policies, Report Says
Up to 87 percent of unauthorized immigrants would have "a degree of protection" to remain in the country under new enforcement programs, according to a report published Thursday.
July 23, 2015, Thursday
MORE ON DEPORTATION AND: Illegal Immigration , Deportation , Migration Policy Institute , Obama, Barack , Immigration and Emigration , Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals
Merkel Comforts Palestinian Girl
Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany told a Palestinian teenager who said she was in danger of deportation that Germany cannot allow all refugees to stay, then attempted to comfort her.
Obama Says Deportation Isn't Feasible
President Obama argued that rounding up and deporting all undocumented immigrants in the United States would be not only unrealistic, but also immoral.
America's 11 Million
The demographics of America's undocumented immigrants, more than half of whom have been in the United States for more than 10 years and nearly a third of whom own homes.
Survival English
At Oakland International High School, about a quarter of the students are unaccompanied minors and face possible deportation back to Central American countries.
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Pattern delivered as an electronic download.
This PDF pattern and tutorial that will take you from start to finish in creating your own apron from fabrics that you choose. There are lots of detailed pictures and instructions to guide you along.
This ePattern includes:
*Materials and supplies lists
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*16 pages of step-by-step layout, cutting, and sewing instructions
*Marking instructions
*83 full color instructional pictures
*BOTH customary unit (yards, inches, etc.) and metric unit (centimeters) measurements
*Instructions include apron with and without ruffle at hem.
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*ALSO INCLUDES additional instructions for making a half apron...it's almost like getting two patterns for the price of one!
About the apron:
This is a vintage inspired full apron with a square neckline, a dart-fitted top (to curve with your curves) and a figure-flattering A-line skirt that measures 17" (51cm) from waist to hem. It features waist ties that can either be tied in a back bow, a front knot, or a front bow. The neckties are fully-adjustable so the apron will fit the way you want it to.
This apron is functional as well as cute. It has a two front cargo-type patch pockets (perfect for a recipe card, your MP3 player, or your cell phone).
This apron design was tested on a variety of shapes and sizes and would be categorized as a Small/Medium (approximate off the rack dress sizes 2 to 12). It was made to fit the following measurements:
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Waist - Between 22" and 32" (56cm and 81cm)
Hips - Between 30" and 38" (76cm and 96cm)
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1 Yard [92 cm] Contrast Fabric (for bib lining, waistband, waist ties, pocket trim and neckties)
Add 1⁄4 yard [23 cm] Contrast Fabric if doing a bottom ruffle
**Half apron needs 5/8 yard [57 cm] of 60" wide fabric for skirt (or 7/8 yard of 45" wide) and 5/8 yard [57 cm] of fabric for waistband, pocket trim and waist ties plus another 1⁄4 yard [23 cm] if doing a bottom ruffle.
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BUFFALO, NY - The suspect who admitted his role in the burning of "Phoenix" the Jack Russell Terrier puppy was sentenced on Friday, but he will going home.
Diondre Brown, 18, was sentenced to six months in jail and five years probation. He also cannot own, harbor or have custody of an animal for five years.
He apologized in court. His attorney said that it was Brown who cared for the puppy until the owner wanted it gone.
Brown has already served the time and after court he was expected to be released to the care of his grandmother.
Brown and his uncle, Adell Ziegler, 19, pleaded guilty to animal cruelty.
While Brown had a limited role in the burning of the puppy, Ziegler admitted that he poured lighter fluid on the Jack Russell Terrier and set it on fire last October.
The puppy suffered serious burns to more than 50 percent of its body. Phoenix has had several surgeries and skin grafts, and is expected to recover and be adopted.
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The Zaanse Schans
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Zaanse Schans is a fully inhabited, open-air conservation area and museum located just a few miles north of Amsterdam. Here you can get a vivid impression of the Dutch way of life in the 17th and 18th centuries. The area consist of authentic houses, a historic shipyard, a pewter factory, a cheese and dairy farm, an age-old grocery store, clog-making demonstrations, and above all, lots of windmills.
First Industrial Site in the World
Some 250 years ago, well over 600 windmills were cramped into this relatively small area. Together they formed the first industrial site in the world. They performed a wide range of industrial duties, such as producing shelves, paint, mustard, oil and paper. Today the mills offer wonderful views, best seen from a boat tour on the Zaan river. You can also visit three of these age-old mills and have a look inside.
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It can't get more Dutch than at Zaanse Schans. Most Dutch icons, such as clogs, mills and cheese, are represented here. This presentation of Dutch life attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. You won't be disappointed!
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Coulomb Technologies unveiled a new electric vehicle (EV) charging station at Discovery World in downtown Milwaukee Thursday.
The City of Milwaukee's Office of Environmental Sustainability (OES) is paving the way for electric vehicles in Milwaukee by installing five public EV charging stations throughout the city. All funding for the project is provided for through a American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (stimulus) grant from the U.S. Department of Energy.
The stations are manufactured by Campbell, Calif.-based Coulomb Technologies and are part of Coulomb's ChargePoint Network, which has grown to more than 6,000 non-residential charging stations across the nation. The network provides a variety of features for drivers, including smartphone apps that help with trip planning, management of charging costs, and assistance in finding and operating public ChargePoint-enabled stations.
Milwaukee, in partnership with Discovery World and AT&T Wisconsin, unveiled the first EV station outside the museum. The Discovery World site is one of two EV charging stations fully operational and available for public use in Milwaukee, with three additional sites coming soon. A site at City Center is also currently operational. Three stations in progress are located at Brady Street, the Clarion Hotel and the west side of Milwaukee.
An additional public electric vehicle charging station is located at the Schlitz Park office complex in downtown Milwaukee.
Carbon Day Automotive, along with local partner ElectriCharge Mobility, provided the charging stations for these projects as part of the network expansion throughout Wisconsin.
At the event, AT&T Wisconsin also announced that it has quadrupled its Alternative Fuel Vehicle (AFV) fleet program in Wisconsin to nearly 200 vehicles since it was first launched in 2010. Both the City of Milwaukee and AT&T Wisconsin highlighted the importance of using AFVs to not only help reduce carbon emissions and improve neighborhood air quality, but to also help reduce the nation's dependence on foreign oil and save on fuel costs.
"Within the next 12 months, the state of Wisconsin will see new makes and models of electric vehicles on our roads, and we want to raise awareness of these fuel-efficient and emission-free vehicles," said Matthew Howard, City of Milwaukee Environmental Sustainability Director. "We're letting owners of these vehicles know that Milwaukee supports them with public charging infrastructure in convenient and prominent locations. These efforts help Milwaukee build upon the established ChargePoint Network and plan for a greener future for all of us."


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BRISTOW, Va. (WUSA) -- Police officers often witness scenes of death and grief... but this one is their own: a growing memorial of flowers for beloved fellow Prince William County Police Officer Chris Yung. The 35-year-old father of three died in the line of duty December 31st, 2012, while responding to a call for a separate accident.
His motorcycle collided with a Dodge Caravan that turned in front of him. Both vehicles burst into flames. Yung received emergency care and was taken to a hospital where he died.
"Chris meant a lot to us. He was an outstanding police officer, a true public servant in every sense of the word, and we all miss him very much," said acting police chief Barry Barnard who visited with Yung's family New Years Day.
Yung was traveling southbound on Nokesville when the crash took place at the intersection of Nokesville Rd and Piper Lane in Bristow. At the time of the crash, the traffic signal for Nokesville Rd at the intersection was green, permitting northbound and southbound traffic to flow, police said.
Yung, a seven-year veteran of the Prince William County Police Dept., and father of three children, was assigned to the traffic unit as a motorcycle officer.
The driver and passenger in the 2001 Dodge Caravan were not injured. The driver has been identified as a 69-year-old woman from Gainesville, Va., and the passenger as a 47-year-old woman also from Gainesville, Va.
The investigation continues. No charges have been filed.
A candlelight vigil for Yung is planned for 7:30 tonight in the parking lot of Target at 9900 Sowder Village Sq., Bristow.
Co-workers say Yung's wife had also been an officer with Prince William County until recently. They say Yung's brother and sister in law are also police officers. One message at the memorial reads... "Chris you are a true hero, and you will be missed. Patrick and Baby will know you for being a great uncle. I miss you and love you, Nancy."
Friends and co-workers say Yung had infectious smile and was everybody's friend. Yung served in the United States Marine Corps and seven years with the Prince William County Police Department.


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Congratulations to Inhye Son who was recently recognized as a member of The Academy of Health Information Professionals (AHIP) at the Distinguished Level. AHIP is Medical Library Association's peer-reviewed, professional development and career recognition program. The academy recognizes the personal investment of time and effort required for exemplary professional performance and for contributions to the association and to the profession. By obtaining Distinguished Membership, Ms. Son has achieved the highest level in AHIP.
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Gretchen Arnold has been the Director of the Claude Moore Health Sciences Library since 2007 and Interim Director 2005 – 2006. Ms Arnold came to the Library in 1986 and held various leadership roles in the Library. Prior to coming to the University of Virginia, Ms. Arnold worked in medical libraries at Johns Hopkins Medical Institutes and Virginia Commonwealth University.
Her academic interests include scholarly communications and the impact of new technologies on knowledge creation and dissemination. Her work at the University has been focused on forging and developing strong collaborations across the Health System and across grounds.
She believes that the library of the future will have a vital role in the mission of the institution. "There has never been a more exciting time to be a librarian".
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Rarely does a holiday deserve the once-in-a-lifetime tag, but this one does -- take an 11-night trip from Peru's capital to iconic Machu Picchu for £1799 per person. This is the first Peru deal we've ever published and Citrus Holidays has chopped £580 off the regular price.
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Highlights include a half-day tour of Lima, a visit to Lake Titicaca, a tour of Arequipa and Cusco, a trip to the Inca site of Ollantaytambo and a train ride to Machu Picchu.
The fully guided trip starts in Lima, fast becoming known for its "world-class cuisine", according to The Daily Telegraph. Next, fly to Arequipa, "a land of snowy volcanoes, high-altitude deserts, thermal hot springs and the world's deepest canyons", says the Lonely Planet, before continuing onto Chivay. This market town is close to the Colca Canyon, where you might spot the Andean Condor, Peru's national bird.
Final stops will take you to Puno -- the launch pad for a trip to Lake Titicaca -- and to Cusco. From there, you'll explore the Sacred Valley and the fortress of Ollantaytambo, as well as the Inca ruins of Machu Picchu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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September is National Emergency Preparedness Month and Rocky Mountain Power encourages its customers to review their emergency plans and emergency kits before winter weather sets in.
"Our customers expect reliable electric service and our employees make every effort to deliver it," said Mike Felice, Rocky Mountain Power safety and environmental director. "However, there are some conditions that we can't control - like severe weather, accidents and other circumstances that could cause a power outage. Experts advise us all to have a plan and a kit assembled to make life easier for our families in the event of a power outage."
National experts in emergency preparedness remind citizens that the time to prepare for an emergency is before one occurs. The autumn season is a great time to gather supplies for an emergency kit and discuss plans for dealing with a potential emergency in our families and businesses.
Reliable information regarding many types of emergencies can be obtained from government resources like www.ready.gov and recognized experts such as the American Red Cross.
Rocky Mountain Power has additional recommendations for customers when an emergency causes a power outage
Have an outage kit and routinely inspect its contents. Items to have in your outage kit include:
• flashlight and extra batteries
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• Don't touch it. Call 911 immediately then call Rocky Mountain Power toll free at 1-877-508-5088.
• Keep everyone out of the area, including pets.
• Do not touch a person if a power line is touching them. Immediately call 911.
• If a power line falls across your vehicle, stay in the car and wait for emergency personnel to cut the power. If your vehicle is on fire and you must get out, JUMP clear of the car with both feet together. Then jump or shuffle away from the car, keeping both feet close together. If a part of your body touches the car and the ground at the same time, you could be electrocuted.
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• If someone in the home is on life support, be sure to have a back-up system and a plan of action for an outage.
• Never plug a generator into an outlet and don't connect a generator directly to your home's main fuse box or circuit panel. If you must provide temporary power to your home's wiring system, obtain the necessary local permits and have a licensed electrician provide installation.
For more information, view the company's website www.rockymoutainpower.net and click on the education and safety tab. To report an outage, call toll free 1-877-508-5088.


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The 707-horsepower Hellcat is a terrifying tire-shredder, but this powerful pussycat is also surprisingly well-rounded.
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The highlight is music library fixer TuneUp Media, which normally sells for $49.95 all by itself, but there's some other worthwhile stuff here as well.
A new interface optimized for Windows 8 makes it easier to get at the interesting new features in Avast 8, which include a file shredder, browser cleaner, and software update tool.
Apple's latest operating system for iPad, iPhone and the iPod touch is its smartest yet. Here's our top 50 tips to get the most from it.
Did you know that emptying the Recycle Bin doesn't really delete files on your computer? The PC more or less forgets about the file...but recovery software can get your sensitive files back. That's where File Shredder comes in. This program lets you easily and securely delete files with the click of a button.
Apple asks judge to overrule Samsung's objections about allowing the jury to learn about Samsung's history of deleting e-mail evidence going back to 2004.
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Over the years research has shown a powerful connection between the gut and brain, some call the GI tract the second brain.
Anywhere from 40 to 90 percent of children with autism suffer from gastrointestinal symptoms (Schmidt C. 2015).
An over use of antibiotics can lead to overgrowth of the Clostridial genus, and overgrowth of Clostridia is indicated in autism and even schizophrenia (Shaw, 2010).
A compound identified as 3-(3-hydroxyphenyl)-3-hydroxypropionic acid (HPHPH), which is produced by multiple species of anaerobic bacteria of the Clostridium genus, creates gut inflammation and depletes brain catecholamines.
Add to the above an overuse of other medications such as cortico-steroids, bad dietary patterns and too much stress, and the results you get are a weaken gastrointestinal immune system, and a leaky gut—a viscious cycle of chronic inflammation.
- Schmidt C. 2015. Mental Health: Thinking from the Gut. Nature; 518:512-515
- Shaw W. 2010. Increased urinary excretion of a 3-(3-hydroxphyenyl)-3-hydroxypropionic acid (HPHPH), an abnormal phenylalanine metabolite of Clostridia spp. in the gastrointestinal tract, in urine samples from patients with autism and schizophrenia. Nutritional Neuroscience; 12(3):135-143
How can the Supernatant Synbiotic and the LactORN help?
We developed the Supernatant Synbiotic formula to protest against hospital and healthcare generated infections, of which Clostridium difficile is one of the leading culprits. C. diff. caused almost half a million infections among patients in the United States in a single year, according to a study released by the CDC (CDC Newsroom Feb. 2015). And, Clostridial overgrowth is commonly associated with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
Our Bulgarian scientists selected strains of lactic acid bacteria that have the best hit against C. difficile— those that produced the strongest bacterocins to inhibit the overgrowth of Clostridia. We have had wonderful feedback from doctors using the Supernatant Synbiotic with patients suffering from recurrent ulcerative colitis and from those treating autistic patients.
LactORN, our newest synbiotic, highlights the power of supplying optimal amounts of the bacterial microRNA, which stimulates the innate immune system compromised by stress to be more able to defend the gut against infectious bacteria and virus. It also recenters the adaptive immune system so that it doesn't overreact to incompletely digested peptides, xenobiotics, and bacterial endotoxins such as LPS.
So there you have it. See the dosing pattern in the clinical notes.
Sincerely yours,
Seann Bardell
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Supernatant Synbiotic one capsule a day or as directed by your doctor.
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Madagascar is the land of the lemurs. Today is the island nation there are 14 genera and 33 species ranging in size from the 25 gram pygmy mouse lemur to the indri. The indri, also called the babakoto (little man of the forest) is one of the largest living lemurs. They are communicaters. Here is a link to the indri talking in the forest.
They are classified as a primate, just as monkeys, chimps, gorillas and us are. Madagascar is only one of 92 countries with wild primate populations, it is alone responsible for 21% of all primate genera and 36 % of all primate families, making it the single highest priority of primate conservation.
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The Marion Institute is very special. It is a root cause solution based non-profit that acts as an incubator for programs and seridipity projects.
Round the Bend Farm- a Center for Restorative Community is one of their important projects, and Desa Van Laarhoven is its director. Hear her keynote speach—Desa's story.


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Want a Megadeth road case? Sign up and win one at Backstage Auctions. The historical online auction event will feature 100s of pieces of Megadeth tour memorabilia, including 20 tour and studio guitars belonging to Dave Mustaine. December 1 - 7. Details at backstageauctions.com.
Megafans! Sign up or renew for a Megadeth Cyber Army Ultimate Soldier Megapack membership during November 13-30, 2014 and get a FREE Megadeth "Unplugged In Boston" or Megadeth "Unplugged In Philly" CD SIGNED by Dave Mustaine AND a collectible Megadeth Backstage Pass (from 1990-2012). This offer is open to all Megafans worldwide! Enlist today!
It doesn't get any more authentic than this, Vic Rattlehead's jacket and boots up for grabs in the auction… are you ready to win it? The historical online auction event will feature 100s of pieces of Megadeth tour memorabilia, including 20 tour and studio guitars belonging to Dave Mustaine. December 1 - 7. Details at backstageauctions.com.
Gear up with these brand new Megadeth items! NEW - Ugly Megadeth Christmas Crewneck Sweatshrit, NEW - Ugly Megadeth Christmas Tee, Megadeth Holiday Ornament, NEW - Megadeth Baby Onsie, NEW - Megadeth iPhone 6 Case and iPhone 5/5S Case, and more at Megadeth's official online shop! store.megadeth.com
Universal Enterprises (UMe) has issued the first five platinum-selling Capitol Records Megadeth albums on limited edition picture disc vinyl for the first time in the U.S. Titles include "Peace Sells…But Who's Buying?", "So Far, So Good…So What!", "Rust In Peace", "Countdown To Extinction" and "Youthanasia". Each album is pressed on heavyweight vinyl and features the remastered mixes by Dave Mustaine with the original album track listings. You can now order the picture discs on Amazon at the following links:
Backstage Auctions presents a one of kind, rock to the core, online auction event featuring decades of Megadeth tour memorabilia. "It simply doesn't get any more real and authentic than this – especially with the collection coming directly from Megadeth" explains Backstage Auctions founder Jacques van Gool. The event, aptly titled "Megadeth – The Countdown To Extinction Auction", is a not to miss opportunity for fans and collectors around the world to own an authentic piece of memorabilia from one of most highly successful and significant heavy metal bands in music history.
Learn how to play Megadeth songs with isolated tracks & transcriptions. Scrolling tab & notation plus loop & slow it down! Isolate or remove an instrument from the mix and jam with Megadeth's original multi-tracks! Available for your iPad, iPod Touch, iPhone, Mac & Windows. Check it out at jammit.com/artist/megadeth.
Club members!! Dave Mustaine will take part in a special online chat at the Megadeth Cyber Army chat room on TODAY, Saturday, November 8 @ 11 a.m. Pacific Time (19:00 GMT). You must be a Cyber Army club member to participate in the chat. Not a member of the club yet? Enlist today! cyberarmy.megadeth.com.
Mustaine Vineyards' new limited edition "Blood Of Heroes" 2011 Syrah is on sale now. A special surprise is included in a limited number of cases sold. The wine is available to purchase by the bottle or by the case of 12. Wine is sold on a first-come, first-served basis. International orders will be accepted depending on your Country's rules for importing alcohol. Order yours at mustainevineyards.com.
Dave Mustaine, Ozzy Osbourne, Queen + Adam Lambert, Metallica and Greg Allman were among the winners at the 10th annual Classic Rock Roll Of Honour awards, held for the first time ever in the U.S. last night (November 4) at The Avalon in Hollywood. Scott Ian (Anthrax) presented Dave Mustaine with the prestigious 'Metal Guru' award. Dave Mustaine thanks Classic Rock Magazine, Sian Llewellyn, Chris Ingraham, Laffitte Music Group, Universal Music Group, his family, friends, and fans for the amazing award. For complete details of the event, visit classicrock.teamrock.com.
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NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y.-Since the age of four, Clarence native Zach Lauricella has devoted his life to baseball with a dream of eventually playing in the major leagues. Up until he graduated from Clarence High School in 2011, he was able to play both baseball and football in his hometown and around Western New York.
Since then Lauricella has not been able to spend much time at home, playing college baseball in the Big East Conference as a freshman for St. John's and in the New York Collegiate Baseball League for the Syracuse Jr. Chiefs this summer. Fortunately for Lauricella and his family, he and the Jr. Chiefs were able to play at Sal Maglie Stadium in Niagara Falls on Saturdaynight.
"It's an away game for us but technically a home game in my opinion, so it's going to be cool. I'm going to have some people here watching, a lot of family and a lot of friends, so it's going to be a cool feeling to finally be at home for once," Lauricella said.
Zach's parents are thrilled as well. "We haven't had him home in a long time so it's nice for his family to get to see him play close to home," Zach's Father John Paul Lauricella said.
There's no place like home for Lauricella, where he not only played baseball for Clarence, but also excelled as quarterback for the football team and as a student in the classroom. As a member of the varsity baseball team at Clarence, Lauricella was a three-time All-Western New York first team selection and was second-team All-State as a senior. On the football field as a senior, Lauricella was an All-WNY first team selection and led the Red Devils to a Section VI Class AA Championship. To bring it all together, Clarence named him both the school's Athlete of the Year and Scholar Athlete of the Year.
To Lauricella though, school has and will always take precedent over sports. "For me it's always been school over sports, my parents have always stressed that. If baseball doesn't work out I'm going to have to have a degree in something and a backup plan," Lauricella said. "So schooling is very important to me and I want to come out with my degree."
As he stressed, his parents have been a huge influence in his academic success and his mother Lisa feels he is doing a tremendous job balancing sports and school in college thus far. "He learned in his first year how to balance a full-time job which is baseball and also full-time school, so that's what I'm most proud of and he did a great job of that," Lisa Lauricella said. "He loves it there. That makes it easier to let him go because he really loves where he is."
While school has been out of session this summer, Lauricella has done very well for the Syracuse Jr. Chiefs on the field. He has hit .340 with a league-leading 10 homeruns, 13 doubles, 2 triples and 46 runs batted in. Lauricella also earned offensive MVP honors in the playoffs.
Lauricella says his experience with the Jr. Chiefs has been a great one. "It's been a very good league, playing against guys all across the country and it's really helped me grow as a player facing some great pitching," Lauricella said. "It's just another step towards the dream for me and that's the MLB so hopefully this takes me one step closer."
The transition from playing in the Big East to the NYCBL has also been an easy one for Lauricella. "Coming from the Big East pitching to this pitching its' a little bit different but these guys have helped me along the way," Lauricella said. "It's easy to hit in a lineup with so many good hitters."
One of the biggest transitions Lauricella has had to make from playing in the Big East to playing in the NYCBL is the type of bat he uses. The NCAA has its' players use an aluminum "BBCOR" bat, which is a downgrade in terms of power from the previous aluminum bat used in order to decrease the speed of the ball off the bat and thus increase player safety. The NYCBL only allows the use of wooden bats like the MLB, but the change hasn't phased Lauricella, "It's been an easy transition actually, I like hitting with wood better, I think the ball jumps off the bat well so I like it." A jack of all trades, Lauricella also did very well with the BBCOR bat as a freshman for St. John's last season. He hit .263 with 2 homeruns and 32 RBI's for the Red Storm in 54 games played.
As for moving onto the next level? Lauricella cannot go to the majors or the minors quite yet, because players can only be drafted by a franchise directly out of high school or as a junior or senior in college. Going into his sophomore year at St. John's, Lauricella is looking to improve as much as possible in order to make his dream of becoming a professional baseball player a reality.
"I'm just going to try and get better and work on the weaknesses of my game," Lauricella said. "Just trying to get better, faster, stronger every year and hopefully my junior year I could get drafted."
Lauricella's parents are also very enthused about the prospects of their son being drafted. "Over this past year we've learned a lot about what it's like to play at the next level, things that we've dreamed about for him when he was younger, and now he's there," John Paul Lauricella said. "Now that he's been playing at this level, he's got the opportunity now to possibly go to the next level which is what we're really looking forward to."
Right now though, Lauricella is competing, and thriving, at a very high level of baseball. As Icing on the cake this summer, Lauricella and the Jr. Chiefs won the NYCBL championship on Sunday


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Approximately eight-hundred Rangers fans gathered in the Madison Square Garden Theater Lobby yesterday for the organization's 17th annual Holiday Toy Drive. As usual, the event was a big success, and it was enjoyable for both fans and players alike.
Rangers' defenseman Steve Eminger, who participated in his first Holiday Toy Drive, was both impressed and inspired by the enthusiastic fans. From Dan David, at newyorkrangers.com:
"These fans are passionate about hockey, and they're passionate in the community, too," said Rangers defenseman Steve Eminger, who was among the six Blueshirts signing on Tuesday. "They make this happen, and they deserve a lot of credit for coming here and donating toys for the kids."
Defenseman Matt Gilroy further recognized the importance of this event for bringing about a personal interaction between players and fans:
"Meeting some of the fans is also pretty cool. Seeing how happy, especially, the young kids are. They get a thrill out of meeting us. I'm glad that we can make their day somehow special. It's a good feeling, because when I see them smiling, it makes me smile."
Yesterday marked Gilroy's second Toy Drive. Brian Boyle and Derek Boogaard started off with the first shift, and Gilroy and Eminger followed immediately after. Last but certainly not least came the Blueshirts' two promising rookies, Derek Stepan and Mike Sauer.
Fans lined up to submit toys to the U.S. Marine Corps' Toys for Tots program, in exchange for Rangers' players' autographs. After attaining autographs, fans were invited to participate in several other activities, including a shooting accuracy contest, face-painting, a stick dribbling competition, and a raffle for prizes. Many fans chose to return to the lengthy line in order to retrieve another round of autographs from a new table of players.
Community activist and beloved former Ranger Adam Graves made an appearance in his 17th consecutive Holiday Toy Drive. Graves has not missed one Toy Drive since putting together the first one back in 1994. In the typical, awe-inspiring fashion that we've come to expect from him over the years, Graves stood for hours on the side taking pictures with and chatting with fans. Afterwards, he walked up and down the line of Blueshirts' fans, shaking hands and signing autographs. Unsurprisingly, Graves did it all with that tireless, characteristic smile on his face.
Also smiling was Rangers' rookie Derek Stepan, who, along with Mike Sauer, was thrilled to be attending his first Rangers' Toy Drive. Rangers' great Nick Fotiu also made an appearance at the event, signing autographs and taking pictures with fans who were waiting on line to donate their toys.
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As the name implies, you can find the cottages on a picturesque rock bluff overlooking the heart of Historic Downtown Eureka Springs. No matter the season, each cottage provides gorgeous surroundings and stunning views, perfect for photos or simple enjoyment.
Featuring quiet opulence in private, spacious rooms, you will arrive to find your choice of complimentary chilled white wine or Champagne in your refrigerator. Each room offers relaxation on your private porch or balcony, even as your two-person indoor Jacuzzi whirlpool tub calls your name for a soak before you retire to your king or queen bed.
In the morning, enjoy your gourmet breakfast, delivered right to your suite. Or in the case of Oscar Wilde's Cottage and Zelda's Studio, you can prepare breakfast to your liking in your fully- equipped kitchen or walk a few steps down to a number of wonderful local bistros for breakfast. Make sure to take advantage of your accommodation's complimentary beverage bar, complete with hot chocolate, sodas, imported coffees and teas.
All suites come equipped with cable TV and VCR and most have DVDs for watching any of the inn's 100+ movie library. Wi-Fi is available to most suites and at The Place Next Door. Some suites also offer fireplaces and CD players. All suites have private bathrooms with Jacuzzis and showers and the Alfred, Lord Tennyson Suite features a two-person outdoor shower tucked into the rock bluff, available April to end October.
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