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SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (MarketWatch) — "Is the U.S. Condemned by History to Slow Growth?" asks Bloomberg BusinessWeek. Yes. But for traders and investors, it's far worse than just bearish slow growth. Plan for no growth or zero growth.
Why? Wall Street, America and the world economy are in the early stages of a long era of "de-growth," a reversal of economic growth and reduction in market growth as population growth adds new stresses on commodities resources, creates unrest, disasters and wars. Big problems ahead.
Please listen: Earnings growth is in a long slowdown in all of the following nine scenarios. Economy down. Earnings down. Stocks down. Trading down. Focus on the long term, on history, look past the noise about elections and fiscal cliffs.
Why? This is an economic "perfect storm." All nine scenarios end in bad news for all markets, spell danger for your future income, your family's security. Start planning now.
1. 800-year growth trend: Back to pre-Industrial Revolution levels
Yes, BusinessWeek says America is condemned by history to slow growth. They open with an "IMF warning that global growth would slip below 2% in 2013." Then a review of Richard Gordon's provocative National Bureau of Economic Research study: "Is U.S. Economic Growth Over?"
Yes. History tells us for five long centuries before the 18th century, a "capita rate of just 0.2 percent per year." Then, the Industrial Revolution. A few centuries as U.S. "growth shot up" to 2.5% by 1930. Driven by endless innovations: Steam engine. Railroads. Electricity. More. But "it's been downhill since 1950, with annual growth averaging just 2.1 percent per capita through 2007."
NBER's Gordon warns: "If the U.S. continues on its current trajectory, by 2100 the world's biggest economy will wind up back where it started, at 0.2 percent growth per annum."
2. 'Less Than Zero Growth:' Long decade of decline: 2013-2022
Markets now totally irrational: Read economist Gary Shilling's Forbes warning: The "Bad-News-Is-Good-News Effect Can't Last, Expect Markets to Nose-Dive." The bulls can't hear, will get caught exposed.
Listen: "There's a 'grand disconnect' currently going on in global markets. Suddenly weakening economies worldwide are driving optimism in markets." Why? Global "dependency on monetary and fiscal bailouts." Everyone wants more stimulus, more bailouts. "Conditions are so bad, they're good."
Dead ahead, a nosedive into Shilling's prediction of a long decade of "less than zero growth," high-stress chronic unemployment, accelerating global unrest, regional conflicts, higher Pentagon budgets," because "much of the excesses and financial leverage built up in past decades, especially in the financial sector globally and among U.S consumers, remain to be worked off."
Whether bull or bear, optimist or pessimist, you better prepare of the coming Age of Austerity.
3. 'Hyper-Growth' traders: New bubble repeats 2008 meltdown
This is a trader's ultra short-term global reality: Their brains focus on "The Moment" like a New Age Guru meditating on the "Eternal Now." Today's closing prices, quarterly earnings, even annual returns may be of interest to Main Street investors. But as BusinessWeek once put it, 15 minutes is an "eternity" for traders.
Forbes tells the high-frequency traders brain narrows to the "20 milliseconds it can take quotes to travel from Chicago to Nasdaq's market site in New Jersey." Traders leave stuff like long-term global population growth up to some higher power. Unfortunately, the trader's myopic view of the world will ultimately backfire, repeating the 2008 meltdown.


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While the weather may still be delivering some proverbial April showers, we are currently seeing an early crop of May flowers-or floral-print dresses to be more precise-popping up on some of our favorite fashionable ladies. Each spring, frocks festooned with pretty petals make an appearance; however, this year we are seeing decidedly sophisticated blossoms toughened up with black accents, utilitarian outerwear, or worn as a flowery flourish on a simple, neutral outfit. To help you cultivate your own blooming ensemble, we have gathered six vibrant specimens for today's installment of How They Wear, in hopes that you, too, will be inspired to add unfussy florals into your transitional wardrobe.
The relationship between flowers and fashion is a bountiful one: Coco Chanel's love of camellias, a white rose worn in Diana Vreeland's hair, and Carrie Bradshaw with her oversized carnation pins are all well-documented examples. If you're interested in creating a memorable floral-centric fashion moment of your own, there are a few basic guidelines to follow. First of all, color is key: a bright flowery pattern is great, as long as it isn't too frenetic. Whether you pick a short selection that shows off your stems or a longer version for a more formal event, make sure to choose a flattering shape for your body. And finally, let the floral print be the focal point of your outfit. If you do decide to mix prints, opt for another flowery piece in a complementary color scheme. Otherwise, keep the rest of your choices simple: no matter how tasteful your selections are, mixing flowers with stripes or plaid is for advanced style aficionados only!
Black and Bright
When wearing a floral dress, you can add a touch of whimsy with a an additional pop of a bright solid color, as long as the look is anchored with some basic black pieces. At the fittingly named Blossom Ball Benefit in New York, Helena Christensen opted for Thakoon's Walking Rose Billow Dress ($1150) with a scarlet, strappy shoe. She smartly balanced the hyper-hued combo with a black bow belted at her natural waist and a simple structured bag with metallic detail. The overall effect is fresh without being egregiously girly. To get Christensen's look, try mixing Essentials by ABS' Floral Printed Cap Sleeve Dress ($100) with Forever 21's Faux Leather Bow Belt ($8). Peaches Geldof chose Jeremy Scott's Court Dress ($495, 212.219.2688) in Floral Flight for the designer's F/W 09 show in Paris. While the full-skirt, and roses-mixed-with-airplanes print certainly makes a bold statement, Geldof also racked up the flair with a pointy pair of hot pink patent pumps. This look could have easily veered into the frightening land of kitsch, but she was able to steer clear of looking costume-y by grounding her choices with a pair of black opaque tights. Jeremy Scott's Floral Body Suit ($305) or Topshop's Floral Prom Dress ($98) would work well with a bright accessory as long as the look is anchored with simple black accents. The result is daring and darling, without looking overdone or sickeningly saccharine.
Tough as Thorns
Another way to avoid a potentially prissy look is to mix your floral fare with menswear-inspired separates and substantial heels. Charlotte Ronson wore a floral frock from the Summer 09 collection of her eponymous line (Minkpink's Floral Strapless Dress ($88) would also do the trick) with an I Heart Ronson Seaweed Military Jacket ($20) to the launch event for her collaboration with JC Penney. The army jacket de-sweetens the pastel print of her shorter selection, creating a masculine-feminine mix we love! Another way to achieve a tough-chic balance with a delicate floral dress is to add an on-trend boyfriend blazer, as Zoe Kravitz demonstrated at the New York premiere of Mysteries of Pittsburgh. The dark, oversized jacket is the perfect piece to help you transition a horticultural pattern-like Free People's Floral Canal Street Top ($108)-into an evening outfit. If you refuse to wear outerwear, just focus on your footwear and take a page from Erin Wasson's style guide. The queen of grunge-chic added some signature edge to her blossoming blue Erin Wasson x RVCA Slideshow Dress ($155) by wearing a strong, pair of black heels. Her creepers from Phi's Fall 09 collection add a punk element to her fitted mini.
Rare Bloom
For those of you allergic to the idea of a full-on floral get-up, there are some great accessories available that will allow you to add a touch of this trend without making you look like a Rose Parade float! Leigh Lezark, known for her almost exclusively monochromatic clothing, donned a garden-inspired patchwork Alexandre Herchcovitch shrug to the designer's F/W 09 show. Worn in conjunction with a nude dress from Herchcovitch's S/S 09 collection, she was able to add a bit of blossoming femininity to her otherwise understated outfit. Try See by Chloe's Floral Print Scarf ($175) or Topshop's Floral Print Ladderweave Scarf ($32) to help your outfit stand out from the garden variety, and allow you to get a tasteful take on this spring's blooming trend!-Kate Mulling
Photos of Peaches Geldof and Erin Wasson, from Getty Images; Photos of Leigh Lezark, from Splash.

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Adherence to HIV Therapy in Heroin Addicts
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This study will obtain pilot data on the impact oral naltrexone 50 mg/day vs. a sustained-release naltrexone implant on response to antiretroviral therapy (ART) in opioid addicted patients beginning ART in St. Petersburg, Russia.
Substance Abuse
HIV Infections
Drug: Oral Naltrexone (ON)
Drug: Implantable Naltrexone (IN)
Phase 3
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Adherence to HIV Therapy in Heroin Addicts: Oral vs. Extended Release Naltrexone
- Adherence Oral (ON) vs Implant (IN) naltrexone [ Time Frame: 48 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]The primary aim is to compare the ability IN vs ON to achieve a viral load of <400 copies at weeks 24 and 48
- Compare efficacy of the two treatments on: [ Time Frame: 48 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Adherence to ART;
- Time to relapse;
- Number of days relapsed;
- Decline in CD4 counts;
- HIV risk behavior;
- Opioid positive urine tests;
- Number of days kept scheduled appointments;
- Psychiatric symptoms, other drug use, overall adjustment
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|July 2010
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|June 2013
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|June 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Active Comparator: Oral Naltrexone (ON)
Oral naltrexone for 48 weeks versus implantable naltrexone for 48 weeks
Drug: Oral Naltrexone (ON)
48 weeks of oral naltrexone as compared to 48 weeks of implantable naltrexone
Active Comparator: Implantable Naltrexone (IN)
48 Weeks of implantable naltrexone as compared with 48 weeks of oral naltrexone
Drug: Implantable Naltrexone (IN)
48 weeks of implantable naltrexone as compared with 48 weeks of oral naltrexone
Detailed Description:
The study will randomize, in a 1:1 ratio, 260 recently detoxified opioid addicts beginning ART to a 48-week course of biweekly drug counseling with either oral naltrexone 50 mg/day + placebo naltrexone implant, or placebo tablet + naltrexone implant. Approximate balanced randomization will be achieved by using an urn randomization design within each set of sites based in two baseline characteristics: (1) viral load >100,000 copies/<100,000 copies, and (2) CDF count >50/>50 copies. The primary outcome will be the response to ART as measured by reduction in viral load at 24 and 48 weeks.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 64 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- HIV+ men or women with no prior ART
- Age 18 and above
- CD4+ lymphocyte counts <350 cells/mm3
- Viral load of 1,000 copies or more
- Meet DSM-IV criteria for Opioid Dependence in Early Remission
- Negative opiate urine toxicology and alcohol breath test
- No evidence of physiologic dependence on physical examination and After naloxone challenge
- Stable address in St. Petersburg or the Leningrad Region
- Telephone number where subjects can be reached (most patients in prior Studies have mobile phones and all live with friends or relatives)
- Negative pregnancy test & use adequate contraception if childbearing age
- Ability to give informed consent as judged by ability to read the consent and correctly answer 9 of 10 questions about the study on a quiz that will be administered after discussing the study and reading the consent (patients will be given three opportunities to retake and pass the quiz if they fail the first time)
Exclusion Criteria:
- Currently psychotic as determined by psychiatric examination (schizophrenia, Paranoid disorder, mania)
- Suicidal or homicidal ideation requiring immediate attention as determined at Baseline assessment
- Uncontrolled seizure disorder;
- Cognitive impairment with inability to read and understand the consent
- Significant laboratory abnormality such as >2 grade anemia, hepatic transaminase Levels >3 times upper limit of normal, serum creatinine >1.5 times UNL
- Legal charges with impending incarceration
- Concurrent participation in another treatment study
- Currently taking naltrexone.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01101815
|Contact: Evgeny Krupitsky, MD
|Contact: Edwin Zvartau, MD
|Russian Federation
|Leningrad Region Addiction Treatment
|Not yet recruiting
|Leningrad Region, Russian Federation, 188661
|Principal Investigator: Evgeny Krupitsky, MD
|Leningrad Region AIDS Center
|Not yet recruiting
|St. Petersburg, Russian Federation, 197376
|Principal Investigator: Evgeny Krupitsky, MD
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Pam Caudill, Associate Vice Provost of Research Services, Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01101815 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|April 8, 2010
|Last Updated:
|January 10, 2012
|Health Authority:
|United States: Federal Government
Keywords provided by University of Pennsylvania:
Viral Loads
HIV Risk
Substance Abuse
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Central Nervous System Agents
Narcotic Antagonists
Peripheral Nervous System Agents
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Sensory System Agents
Therapeutic Uses
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HANNAWA FALLS Dressed in their pirate hats, with superhero backpacks full of water and supplies for the hike, children of all ages set out with their parents and families on a hunt through nature to find treasure on Sunday afternoon.
The Kids Pirate Hike on Red Sandstone Trail was a three-mile trek for a group of over 24 people who were looking for adventures.
While searching for treasure coins along the way, the children and their guardians were also learning about frogs, beavers, hydropower and several other fascinations about the world around them.
The children also got to learn about the legend of Pirates of the Caribbean who explored the St. Lawrence River.
Organizer Blair F. Madore, Potsdam, told the group about the pirates attraction to what they thought was a valuable gemstone that turned out to be red sandstone.
Small eyes and mouths were wide open as Mr. Madore explained how the pirates ship was turned over in a storm and how their gold turns up on the trail for the group to find.
Six-year-old Tate S. Rodriguez, Canton, was sporting his pirate hat for Sundays journey and said he was excited to look for treasure.
Mr. Rodriguez set his expectations high saying he was going to find gold while his brother ,Bowen R., 8, was more excited about seeing different animals.
I like to get out in nature and see whats out there, Mr. Bowen Rodriguez said.
Mr. Madore, a member of the Adirondack Mountain Club, said the first Kids Pirate Hike he held was in 2009, and that he decided to have a second one this year.
Ive been a member of the Adirondack Mountain Club for about 10 years not and Ive been leading trips for the club about four times a year, he said.
Mr. Madore said that since many of the members in the club are over 50 years old he tries to encourage young families to participate in the outdoor activities.
If we dont have young families doing it, then whos going to look after all these trails and the outdoors tomorrow? he said.
This year, Mr. Madore partnered up with Nature Up North, a community-based organization whose goal is to get more people enjoying the outdoors.
Jacob D. Malcomb, Nature Up North project manager, said that since both Nature Up North and Adirondack Mountain Club are environmental organizations that want to see the community develop a passion for nature, teaming up for the hike was a good strategy.
Hopefully, it will be the start of a working partnership with ADK, he said. We both have similar goals with environmental education and getting kids outside.
After making it to the halfway point and picnic area of the trip, the gang of scallywags enjoyed a free lunch of hotdogs and marshmallows, prepared by Mr. Madores wife, Margaret E.
We just enjoy the nice weather and a free, family-fun activity outside, Stefani E. Ballard, Canton, said.
Mrs. Ballard and her husband Walter E. brought enjoyed the outdoor hike with their four daughters, Rachel, 10, Rebecca, 7, Riley, 3, and Rori, 2.
The four girls said they were excited to find coins, see several different animals and catch bugs while on the trail.
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If you're a true girly girl, or a boy who just happens to love pink, you've probably found that the mostly black and silver world of high-tech gadgets and accessories isn't exactly dominated by your favorite color.
But if you know where to find them, you can still live la vie en rose with a ton cool accessories for your laptop, tablet and smartphone that would make Barbie – and Ken – proud. Here, we've rounded up our top picks for accessories in fuschia, cotton candy, and every shade of pink in between.
OtterBox Defender Case for iPad 2/3 in Pink and Grey
Don't let the sweet pink accents fool you, OtterBox's Defender Case for iPad 2 and iPad 3 is tough as nails. No, not manicure nails, the other kind.
iSkin Vibes Case for BlackBerry Curve 9360 in Hot Pink
Turn your BlackBerry into a hot pink berry with this flashy iSkin Vibes case for Curve 9360. With its high-gloss pink finish, smartphone protection never looked so good.
iSkin Vibes Case for Samsung Galaxy S III in Pink
How about putting a nice pink flush on your Samsung Galaxy S III? iSkin's Vibes Case is just the thing – easy to put on and take off again, but totally protective, it's simply sweet.
iSkin Solo Case for iPhone 5 in Pink
Oh my god, sparkles! We could go on about the virtues of iSkin's Solo iPhone 5 case, its slim design, its extra grip, the moulded ring around the camera for glare prevention. But we probably had you at glitter.
Sony Smart Watch Band in Pink
Smart Watches are already pretty cool as far as mobile accessories go, but as fashion accessories, they're way cooler when they come in fun colors, like this Pink Sony Smart Watch Strap.
Moshi iGlaze Case for iPhone 5 in Pink
With a beautiful slim design in a powder-pink finish, Moshi's hardshell iGlaze Case for iPhone 5 is both sleek with sweet, for minimalists with a rosy outlook.
iLuv Sweet Cotton Headphones in Pink
The name says it all with iLuv's Sweet Cotton Headphones. They're a fun, feminine and lightweight way to listen to your favorite music on any device. And even the cord is pink!
Toffee Pink Leather Sleeve For MacBook Air
A laptop case to rival your favorite handbag for quality and style, Toffee's Pink Leather Sleeve for MacBook Air is made from high-end pebble grain leather and is perfectly padded for the right protection. Quite simply, it's gorgeous.
XMI X-Mini II Capsule Speaker in Pink
XMI's X-Mini II Capsule Speaker is known as "the world's smallest boom-box" for a reason. It's small enough to toss in your bag but loud enough to bust out for impromptu dance parties. It's adorable in pink but every once in a while, you should use it to blast a couple black metal tracks, if only to mess with people.


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I have a socket A test server (for PHP web apps) consisting of:
CPU: Athlon XP 2600+ Barton, at stock speed (with GlacialTech Igloo 2470 Light)
MoBo: Matsonic 8147C (VIA KT400A chipset)
RAM: 1280 MB PC2700 synchronous (512+512+256)
CRT @ 1024*768 px
Hard disc: WD800 (80 GB ATA100)
Samsung Combo drive (DVD & CD-RW)
C-Media CMI8738LX PCI soundcard (onboard sound works but sound is a bit choppy, probably due to VIA PCI bug)
onboard LAN
PSU FORTRON 350PNF and normal size case (midi tower)
Until today I was using a Geforce2 AGP video (with 64MB SDRAM) card on that machine.
Now I need the machine for occasional multimedia use (WinXP + VLC et al) so I threw in an old RADEON 9250 I had gathering dust for ages. It's AGP 8X version with 128 MB, 128 Bit.
The 9250 works great under XP, it has some sorta video acceleration (like all members of R200 Radeon family) so I can watch HANDBRAKE-encoded X.264 videos (Mi-HD) with no problem - CPU load is around 50% in VLC.
However, as I switched my video adapters from nVidia to ATI, now my Centos 5.7 setup now just works in a console mode, I can't start X server.
Please advise me on what version of driver should I download (free, non-free, etc.), how do I do that from the console (no GUI = no package manager) and how do I edit (or rewrite?) my xconfig?
Thanks in advance.
PS: is this tutorial of any use, considering I can't access GUI?
http://madathilunni.wordpress.com/2010/ ... cent-os-5/
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NORMAN — Three Oklahoma freshmen who stole starting spots and the basketball spotlight go by "Three The Har' Way."
Not the Three Amigos. Not the Three Musketeers.
NORMAN — Three Oklahoma freshmen who stole starting spots and the basketball spotlight go by "Three The Har' Way."
Not the Three Amigos. Not the Three Musketeers.
"That's not original," one said.
"That's not tough enough," another said.
The third just kind of smiled.
Three The Hard Way. It's based off an old movie about three tough guys destroying their enemies.
That's where Je'lon Hornbeak, Buddy Hield and Isaiah Cousins are at in the world of college basketball — three freshmen just looking for more competition to destroy. And next up is Arkansas in Fayetteville. They already nicknamed themselves individually after kitchen appliances that "heat things up," but now they are Oklahoma basketball's version of the football team's Cali Trio.
"We like to listen to Reggae together," Hornbeak said. "It started back in July, when after a week of avoiding us, Isaiah finally started talking to Buddy and me."
They made a sort-of pact then that they would play hard and do what it took to get the starting spots — spots that could have been owned by five returning starters. Now, the only two players who started games both last year and this are Steven Pledger and Romero Osby.
Two of the freshman, Cousins and Hornbeak, along with transfer Amath M'Baye kicked seniors Andrew Fitzgerald, Cameron Clark and Sam Grooms from the opening rotation — and even though Hield has yet to get a start, he is the hottest member for the Sooners off the bench.
Last week, after Oklahoma walked away from a last-minute victory against Oral Roberts in Tulsa, the team said collectively that last year, they would have lost the same game by 10. A lot of that credit goes to second-year coach Lon Kruger, who is known for rebuilding programs. Some of it goes to the freshmen. Hield provided a lift late in the second half, along with senior Steven Pledger, that helped Oklahoma in the comeback.
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In recent years, solving the need for rental housing for Fort Drum soldiers has been a focus of the community.
But as soldiers move into apartment complexes being built in the area, that need is being met. That leaves a different potential problem: The citys aging rental housing stock could become vacant and begin to deteriorate.
The six Watertown City Council candidates running in the Sept. 10 primary are weighing in with their views about Watertowns changing housing landscape and the effects it might have on neighborhoods.
Four political newcomers are challenging incumbents Teresa R. Macaluso and Jeffrey M. Smith. The candidates who have come forward to unseat them are Jasmine W. Borreggine, Stephen A. Jennings, Cody J. Horbacz and Rodney J. LaFave. The top four vote-getters in the primary Sept. 10 will move on to the general election Nov. 5. Elected offices in the city are nonpartisan; any registered voter may participate in the primary.
Housing has become an issue in the primary after the recent announcement that Neighbors of Watertown Inc. is going after $1 million in state funding that would be used to fix up the citys rental housing stock. If the money becomes available, Neighbors would establish a revolving loan fund allowing landlords to borrow as much as $20,000 per unit to rehabilitate about 50 units inside and outside the city.
The program would target Fort Drum soldiers and middle-income tenants.
For the most part, the six candidates said they like the idea, but they also offered other insights into citys housing situation.
Mrs. Borreggine said the flow of residents moving out of the city already has begun. She noted that census statistics showed Watertown has lost 7 percent of its population since 1992, even though Jefferson County has been one of the fastest-growing counties in the state.
She blamed high taxes for businesses and people leaving.
Ms. Macaluso said she believes the city should support the Neighbors project.
They know the needs and the best response for it, she said, adding that it will be interesting to see the effect of the new apartment complexes that have sprung up. Its going to be a year or two away, but its going to be interesting to see.
While some people say Watertown is saturated with low-income housing, Ms. Macaluso said there is still a need for it, especially since rents are high in the city. She is encouraged by three major downtown projects: the $65 million to $70 million redevelopment of the old Mercy Hospital property, the restoration of the vacant Woolworth Building and the Lincoln Building rehabilitation. All three projects will incorporate affordable housing.
Mr. Smith said that he is not convinced that the Neighbors proposal is the way to go to and that he still has a lot of questions. The devils in the details, he said.
Instead, he said, the answer may lie with a program that he worked on with Neighbors about 10 years ago. It used a pool of grants totaling $1.2 million that targeted an entire neighborhood for rehab work on single-family and multifamily homes in what is called the Near East Side Neighborhood Improvement District. That strategy worked and could be used again, Mr. Smith said.
He also supports the city going forward with cleaning up the old Ogilvie Foods plant off California Avenue and constructing in-fill housing and a neighborhood park.
Mr. Horbacz favors a need-based approach. We need to invest in our poor neighborhoods, he said.
The focus should not be only on housing, he said. Crime could decrease if low-income children had more recreational activities, and adding more playgrounds could help, he said.
Mr. Jennings said he would like the city to establish a local variation of a national program, Building Sustainable Communities, which focuses on rebuilding neighborhoods.
Modeled on the efforts of the national organization Local Initiatives Support Corp., the idea is to offer grants for housing rehabilitation, create jobs through economic development, provide job training and educational programs and add green space, playgrounds and recreational programs that promote healthy lives.
It involves rebuilding blighted neighborhoods through a more holistic approach to improve peoples quality of life, Mr. Jennings said. It focuses on economic development, residents health and the roles of law enforcement and education.
They are all linked, he said. I think its something we can replicate here.
Mr. LaFave said he worries about how one problematic property can lead to a domino effect and cause a street and then a neighborhood to deteriorate. He said hes concerned about absentee landlords and rental properties.
Giving the citys code enforcement officer more tools would help, Mr. LaFave said. Instead of basing the office on a complaint-driven model, it could go to an inspection program. All apartments would be inspected every couple of years. Fees to landlords would pay for the program, he said.
Instead of going to code enforcement, residents should first go to their neighbors if they have a complaint about their property, such as grass that is too high, Mrs. Borreggine said.
People need to take personal responsibility, she said about owners not taking care of their properties.
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|Alleged racer takes plea deal
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20-year-old Brian James Overton of Lenoir accepted a plea deal this week that will require him to speak to area high school students about the dangers of street racing.On March 2 of 2006, reports from the Lenoir Police Department say Overton and Hibriten High School's 16-year-old Adam Collins Lackey were racing along McLean Drive Extension towards U.S. 321 when the cars collided and ran off the road. Overton's car was allegedly driving at speeds in excess of 80 miles per hour, while Lackey was driving over 60 miles per hour. The cars flipped down a 40-foot bank, and both men were found outside their vehicles. Lackey died at Carolinas Medical Center after sustaining severe head injuries. Overton, who was uninjured in the accident, also received a suspended sentence of 45 days in the custody of the Department of Correction for the misdemeanor death by vehicle and reckless driving charges. He was given 45 days for the speed competition and aggressive driving charges and 48 months of supervised probation. Additionally, Overton's license was revoked and he must serve 400 hours of community service and visit at least three county high schools annually with law enforcement officers to discuss the dangers of street racing while he completes his probation.
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Space Shuttle Endeavour Makes Pass Over Bay Area Before Final Landing In LA
The Space Shuttle Endavour flies on top of a modified 747 jumbo jet... News PhotoCalifornia,City Of Los Angeles,Customised,Horizontal,On Top Of,Sausalito,Science,Science and Technology,Space,Space Mission,Technology,USAPhotographer Justin SullivanCollection: Getty Images News 2012 Getty ImagesSAUSALITO, CA - SEPTEMBER 21: The Space Shuttle Endavour flies on top of a modified 747 jumbo jet en route to Los Angeles on September 21, 2012 in Sausalito, California. The Space Shuttle Endeavour did a 4-1/2 hour tour over California landmarks before heading to Los Angeles International Airport where it will be prepared to be moved to its new permanent home at the California Science Center in downtown Los Angeles. The shuttle will be on public display starting October 30. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)


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Wineries and breweries normally dont ship products directly to consumers because of the high cost, but U.S. Sen. Charles E. Schumer is fighting to change that.
Legislation enabling the U.S. Postal Service to ship alcohol products at flat, unchanging rates has been backed by Mr. Schumer, D-N.Y., who explained the policy during a conference call Wednesday. The bill would discontinue a law established in 1909 that prevents the Postal Service from delivering beer, wine and spirits to consumers. The ban gives competitors in the private sector, including UPS and FedEx, an advantage because they are allowed to ship alcohol.
The north country has a collective 29 wineries and seven breweries that would benefit from the legislation, which Mr. Schumer is pushing to include in a postal reform bill that will be introduced soon in the Senate. The Postal Service would be required to start shipping alcohol within 120 days if the bill is approved.
The Postal Service estimated the new policy would result in about $225 million in annual revenue, Mr. Schumer said. That revenue would help support 12,090 jobs in upstate New York, 1,030 of which are in the north country.
Mr. Schumer said the reduced cost of shipping offered by a flat rate would benefit wineries and breweries, which now are beholden to variable rates offered by private carriers. Wineries, for example, are shipping only about 5 percent of their products directly to consumers. The flat rate would enable businesses to gauge their sales more accurately, he said, and lead to more online sales.
Small wineries would benefit, because most of them only do business locally, Mr. Schumer said.
Out-of-state visitors will have more opportunities to purchase their favorite wines when they return home, said James S. Trezise, president of the New York Wine & Grape Foundation. From 2011 to 2012, direct-to-consumer wine sales in the state increased by 7.7 percent in volume and are continuing to climb, Mr. Trezise said. The total value of sales increased by about 10 percent in 2012, making it the fastest-growing sales avenue for wineries.
Direct sales are the best, because the winery makes all of the money without having to share it with a middleman, like a wholesaler or retailer, Mr. Trezise said.
The Postal Service would require consumers to verify they are 21 years old with an adult signature, which is mandated under the Minimum Drinking Age Act.
The postal reform bill proposed in the House does not include the provision.
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Idle Reduction Campaign
There are 25 million reasons why it's important to reduce school bus idling. The key to reducing idling is you!
Clean School Bus's National Idle Reduction Campaign helps your community take action toward a cleaner, healthier environment. It recognizes the important role of the school bus driver as a professional who is responsible for the safety and security of children.
The National Idle Reduction Campaign:
- Encourages idle reduction to protect the health of children, bus drivers and the community, as well as to improve air quality.
- Promotes idle reduction as a simple way to save money by saving fuel and reducing wear and tear on engines.
- Recognizes the positive contributions being made by school bus drivers.
- Provides materials to help school districts, transportation managers, bus drivers, teachers, parents, and students learn about air quality and diesel emissions.
Why Idle Reduction Matters
Unnecessary school bus idling affects human health, pollutes the air, wastes fuel, and causes excess engine wear. Fortunately, it's easy to implement practices that reduce school bus idling.
Human Health Impacts
Diesel exhaust from excessive idling can affect human health. Diesel exhaust contains significant levels of particles, known as fine particulate matter, which are so small that several thousand of them could fit on the period at the end of this sentence. These fine particles pose a significant health risk because they can pass through the nose and throat and lodge in the lungs, causing lung damage and premature death. Particulate matter is responsible for thousands of premature deaths across the nation every year.
EPA has determined that diesel exhaust is a likely human carcinogen and can contribute to other acute and chronic health concerns (see EPA's Health Assessment Document for Diesel Exhaust). People with existing heart or lung disease, asthma, bronchitis or other respiratory problems are most sensitive to the health effects of fine particles. The elderly and children are also at risk. Children are more susceptible to air pollution than healthy adults because their respiratory systems are still developing and they have a faster breathing rate.
Air Pollution
Idling school buses can pollute air in and around the bus. Exhaust from buses can also enter school buildings through air intakes, doors, and open windows. Diesel exhaust contains pollutants that contribute to ozone formation, haze, acid rain, and global climate change. Fine particles from diesel engines contribute to haze which restricts our ability to see long distances.
Wasted Fuel and Money
Idling buses waste fuel and money. When idling, a typical school bus engine burns about half a gallon of fuel per hour. School districts that eliminate unnecessary idling can have significant savings in fuel costs each year. Use the Fuel Savings Calculator to estimate the fuel and money saved by reducing idling in your school bus fleet.
Engine Wear-and-Tear
School bus engines do not need to idle more than a few minutes to warm up. In fact, extended idling causes engine damage. Engine manufacturers generally recommend no more than three to five minutes of idling.
Idling Reduction Technologies
To learn more about idling reduction technologies verified by EPA, visit SmartWay Technologies
To learn more about idle reduction accessories such as auxiliary heaters and other equipment, visit NCDC Technologies
Idling Myths (Click here to expand/hide)
- Myth:
It's important to warm up the engine with a long idle period, especially in cold weather.
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With today's school bus engines, bus and engine manufacturers routinely suggest a warm up time of less than five minutes. In fact, running an engine at low speed (idling) causes significantly more wear on internal parts than driving at regular speed.
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Running an engine at low speed causes twice the wear on internal parts as driving at regular speeds.
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Idling is necessary to keep the cabin comfortable.
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Depending on the weather, many buses will maintain a comfortable interior temperature for a while without idling. Idling is not an efficient way to keep the cabin warm. Bus routes should be timed so children and drivers do not need to spend a lot of extra time on the bus when it is not en route, particularly in hot or cold weather. In addition, auxiliary heaters can be purchased and installed to keep the cabin comfortable.
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A recent EPA study found that the emissions measured after a school bus is restarted contains less carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, and other pollutants than if the school bus idled continuously over a 10-minute period. The analysis indicated that continuous idling for more than three minutes emits more fine particles (soot) than a restart.
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Participate in the National Idle Reduction Campaign
The National Idle Reduction Campaign offers simple ways for your school or school district to get involved in idle reduction.
Establish an Idle Reduction Policy
At a minimum, the policy should include the following:
- Buses should typically be moving whenever the engine is on.
- Engines should be turned off as soon as possible after arriving at loading or unloading areas.
- School buses should not be restarted until ready to depart.
- Limit idling time during early morning warm up to what the manufacturer recommends (generally no more than five minutes).
Tips to help your idle reduction policy succeed include:
- Train bus drivers to understand and follow the idle reduction policy.
- Provide a comfortable space inside where bus drivers can wait.
- Spot-check loading and unloading areas, delivery areas and bus depots for compliance with the idling guidelines.
- Consider idle reduction technologies to help with cabin comfort, extreme weather, and equipment operation.
- Follow idling laws and guidelines in your state or community, where applicable. See the Compendium of Idling Regulations (2012) (PDF) (10 pp, 350K, January 2012)
Here is a sample School Bus Idling Policy you can use as a model.
Estimate Fuel and Dollar Savings from Idle Reduction
Use our easy, interactive Fuel Savings Calculator to estimate fuel and dollars savings from reducing school bus idling.
Promote your Idle Reduction Campaign
Clean School Bus's National Idle Reduction Campaign offers a selection of materials that can be tailored to your program. Items can be downloaded from the Publications page or ordered using the Idle Reduction Order Form
A Teacher's Guide is also available that includes four modules (Health, Science, Social Studies, and Math) about idle reduction. Each module contains Overview, Teacher's Prep, Classroom Questions & Answers, Classroom Activities, and Research Activities. Order by e-mailing firstname.lastname@example.com
Sustain and expand your Idle Reduction Program
Recognize drivers who successfully reduce idling.
- Award drivers with a certificate of recognition.
- Ask local businesses, non-profits working on clean air, or parent/teacher organizations to donate gift certificates or other items to reward bus drivers who successfully reduce idling.
Urge your community leaders to issue a local Idle Reduction Proclamation
Share your success with other school districts, the media and the general public by issuing a press release about your program.


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The storied Japanese business philosophy of kaizen–roughly, "continuous improvement"–has been applied to HeatTech. From season to season, the improvements can be dramatic. The 2011 yarn has 88 threads, the 2012 just 64–"but it's even warmer!" the worker says.
"We are not a fashion company," Yanai likes to say. "We are a technology company." He is so fond of this line, he repeats it during each of my three meetings with him. Finally, I ask him what kind of technology he'd like to see on Uniqlo's shelves. He goes wide-eyed and blue-sky on me. "One-size-fits-all clothing," he suggests, thinking of fabric that automatically adapts to the wearer's contours. "Clothes that do not require any laundry. Just rinse it in water, shake it off, and all the dirt is gone." He thinks a moment longer. "Or depending on your mood for the day, maybe fabric where the color may change."
For the moment, Uniqlo's key innovation is a proprietary heat-retaining synthetic material called HeatTech. "People once thought cotton underwear was the best," Yanai says. "Synthetics were only good for mountain climbing or outdoor use, and they were not seen as comfortable." Developed with Toray Industries, HeatTech begins its life in the western Japanese prefecture of Ishikawa, a lovely coastal plain ringed by snow-hatted mountains that is a longtime center for textile innovation. There, in a remarkably versatile factory that also produces carbon fiber for wind-turbine blades and Boeing Dreamliners, Toray makes the polyester-and-nylon yarn that eventually becomes HeatTech long johns, T-shirts, and socks.
Scenius – local bursts of innovation; the communal form of genius.
Examples: Athens between 440 BC and 380 BC; Florence between 1450 and 1490.
She says, "your previous posts contained something intangible, but this photo? There is nothing special in this one other then that she is skateboarding".
I think the points that she's making are interesting. I understand them but I don't agree.
Because I've been traveling so much internationally, when I come back to New York I see the city with very fresh, clear eyes.
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A year later, the Association of Lebanese Industrialists threatened legal action to prevent Israel from selling hummus under the hummus name, which means chickpea in Arabic; the argument, in essence, was that as it goes for sparkling wine, where only bottles of a precise provenance qualify as Champagne, so it should for the tangy purée. By 2009, Lebanon and Israel had found a different way to settle their hummus differences: a competition to build the world's single largest dish of the stuff. Israel whipped up an 8,993-pound batch, only to have Lebanon strike back with a decisive 23,042-pounder.
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King Los is not merely a young rapper on the verge, cultivating buzz and working with Diddy's record label. He's also a Ravens fan — in his words, a "humongous" one.
So while many a weekend musician has slung together tributes inspired by Baltimore's playoff run, the anthem Los released Wednesday is already turning heads in hip-hop circles, generating tens of thousands of hits and raising the possibility that Charm City might have claim to its own "Black and Yellow," the Pittsburgh anthem Wiz Khalifa topped the charts with in 2010.
As soon as the Ravens beat the Patriots and he knew his team was New Orleans-bound, Los, who grew up Carlos Coleman in the Liberty Heights and Garrison areas of West Baltimore, was compelled to create, he said Thursday.
"It was a big moment for sports and this city and I definitely felt it was necessary," he said. "I was like: All right man, time to represent, let's go."
Producer J. Oliver, whose real name is Jeffery Robinson Jr., created the track in a whirlwind four-hour session after the championship game. He sent it to Los, who'd locked down lyrics by Monday.
Los says he wants listeners to be inspired, for the team and the city as a whole.
"There's a triumphant factor here," he says. "We're a pretty tough town. We take a lot of criticism and we're known for a lot of things. But to be known for being a champion and just the tenacity of Ray Lewis.
"I made it about anyone who comes from the bottom. Everybody counted you out and then there they are, at the Super Bowl."
"Came from the bottom. Great to be a champ. Did it on our own nobody gave us a chance," he sings. "No matter the odds, keep God in the circle, now every time it rain we turn the whole world purple."
It's a stirring song, building from the delicate tinkling of a finger on a piano key to a thumping rap beat with bold lines. Los works in players such as Joe Flacco, Anquan Boldin and Ray Rice, and dedicates the song, titled "Purple Reign," to Ray Lewis and to Baltimore.
Los doesn't miss a Ravens game, even when he's on the West Coast, which is a lot these days. He's found a Ravens bar in Los Angeles, and when he's in Baltimore, he heads to his uncle's house to hole up in his man cave, where there's a projection screen and loads of snacks.
Los' own favorite line in his song: "The Ravens should let me play center the way I'm snappin on these lines."
By Thursday afternoon, the song was the fourth-most-popular on the national hip-hop site Hot New Hip-Hop.
Music sharing site AudioMack said on Twitter that in the song, the drumbeat "The 808 drum hits harder than an unblocked Terrell Suggs."
Ki Ki Brown, a personality with local radio station 92Q, loves the song, and thinks it "speaks from the pulse of Baltimore to the heart of Baltimore."
And, perhaps most notably, famed New York disc jockey Funkmaster Flex gave a shout-out to his more than 800,000 Twitter followers.
J. Oliver and Los, meanwhile, were working it behind the scenes, knowing the song would go into hyperdrive with one mention from any of the Ravens players.
In recent weeks, it's been amply proven that a song doesn't need a music industry pedigree to go viral in Baltimore, with everyone hyped and ready to hear anything that will ratchet their fervor even higher.
Homemade songs that have made the rounds include "Bring on Brady," a take on Carly Rae Jepsen's hit "Call Me Maybe," by a Salisbury man, his father and his wife. There was also old-school Baltimore radio favorites, the Breakfast Flakes — Troy Johnson and Marc Clarke. A singer from Rockville named Meredith Seidel put out "Purple Sunday." Mullyman, another rapper, has one, also called "Purple Reign," that borrows from the old Prince song "Purple Rain."
And that's just a handful. YouTube overflows with them.


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Midwest Living Review
The RiverWalk feels like the city's beautiful big front yard, providing easy access to the waterfront with pathways, plazas, covered pavilions, harbors, parks and other green spaces. The most prominent section of the walkway stretches from Hart Plaza east; at Rivard Plaza, there's a carousel with Great Lakes animals, a new bike rental operation (Wheelhouse Detroit), fountains, a wetlands demonstration area and a cafe in the summer. The walkway passes GM's massive Renaissance Center and leads to the Milliken harbor and marina, the former Tricentennial State Park. The Dequindre Cut GreenWay section heads north to the Eastern Market. Other sections are farther east and feel a bit more isolated -- something we're sure won't be the case when the entire RiverWalk is complete.


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New for 2013 is the ND-BC6 Universal Rear-View Camera for use with Pioneer AV and Navigation products that feature a rear-view camera input.
The ND-BC6 features a CMOS (complementary metal oxide semiconductor) sensor that offers improved resolution and eliminates the vertical light "smear" phenomenon that occurs when a camera using a CCD sensor (used in the ND-BC4) is exposed to a very bright light source or direct sunlight.
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HOLLAND, Mich. (WZZM) - Holland Police are investigating two home break-ins in the same neighborhood where guns were stolen.
One happened on the 900 block of Columbia where a handgun was taken. The other was on the 200 block of East 35th Street, where three handguns were stolen.
Police say both break-ins happened during the day Thursday, but they don't know the exact times.
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The state Environmental Facilities Corp. approved about $23.6 million in grants and no-interest loans to support multiple regional sewer projects.
The projects, in the towns of Clayton and LeRay and the villages of Alexandria Bay, Castorland, Clayton and Gouverneur, were approved at the corporations board of directors meeting Wednesday.
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has made job-creation a priority and these infrastructure projects in the north country will not only improve water quality and protect the health of residents and the environment, they will also improve opportunities for communities to grow economically, said Matthew J. Driscoll, the corporations president and CEO. Thanks to our Triple-A credit rating and with more than $13 billion in assets, EFC helps communities afford projects at interest rates that are not available to smaller communities.
Among the supported projects:
n The town of LeRay will receive $2 million in grants and a $2 million loan to construct a new collection sewer system for its Sewer District 4 in the hamlet of Calcium and the Five Corners Road area. The $4 million project will alleviate sewage waste disposal problems and potential groundwater contamination. The corporations release said the project includes approximately 4,500 linear feet of new force main, 10,000 linear feet of gravity collector sewer mains and 15,300 feet of gravity sewer mains. The new system will connect to sewer lines that run from Fort Drum to the city of Watertowns wastewater treatment facility.
n The town of Clayton will build a new $5.35 million sewage collection system with a $2 million grant and $2.84 million loan, along with $503,500 in Rural Development grants from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and $3,500 from the town. Approximately 19,750 linear feet of gravity sewer mains, 13,000 linear feet of pressure sewer mains, new lift stations and nearly 70 manholes will be installed for the system, which will replace individual septic systems at residences and businesses along Route 12 from the village of Clayton to Fishers Landing.
n The village of Clayton will repair approximately 14,000 linear feet of sewer lines, replace or repair more than 20 manholes and replace the East Union Street pumping station through a $3,642,000 EFC loan and a $470,000 USDA Rural Development grant. The villages project will help reduce sewage overflows into the St. Lawrence River that have been occurring during wet weather.
n The village of Alexandria Bay will use a $1,440,000 Clean Water State Revolving Fund grant and $480,000 in no-interest financing to replace approximately 2130 linear feet of gravity sewer mains and 950 linear feet of lateral sewers on Catherine Avenue and Cornwall Street, and repair portions of the sanitary collection system throughout the village by slip-lining the existing collector sewers. The project is expected to reduce overflows caused by the infiltration of storm water into the sanitary collection system.
n The village of Gouverneur will use financing of $6.1 million to construct separate sanitary and storm sewers to ensure better wastewater treatment and reduce the flow of storm water into the Oswegatchie River. The village will also receive a $1,995,000 EFC grant to construct bioretention systems, rain gardens, wetlands, porous concrete sidewalks and a porous asphalt residential street that will reduce storm water runoff.
n The village of Castorland will use a combination of a $1.23 million grant, a $475,250 loan, a $750,000 Rural Development Grant and $49,000 of its own money to create a new aerated lagoon system at its existing wastewater treatment facility site.
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The staff at WhoWhatWearDaily (read: Katherine and Hillary) has been known to like to go out. The night may be glorious but the morning is anything but. Many a time we have found ourselves surveying the wreck of our professional blowouts (thank you Kristoff at Chris McMillan salon), convinced that if only our locks didn't smell like debauchery we might be able to make it out of the house. Enter our savior: TIGI Bed Head After Party.
After Party is perfection in a pink, phallic bottle. It's an alcohol-free, smoothing crème that tames tangles, revitalizes curls, and makes you smell like fresh laundry-think of it as Febreze for your head. Just pump twice, rub the product between your hands, and evenly dispense it through your hair. (If you can twist your hair into a bun and leave it there for 15 minutes, even better.) You might not feel like you can face the day, but we promise your hair's scent and shine just might provide the motivation to get thee to a Coffee Bean. ($18.95, at beauty supply stores)


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Product Test: Citrus Spritzer
We bought the Stem Citrus Spritzer at Target for 3.99. It promises to help you spray fresh juice. Lisa and Sydney helped us test it out.
You put the product into your citrus fruit. The serrated teeth allow you to stick it right in. It's quick and easy. Once it's in, just spray.
There is no mess, no waste and you don't have to worry about seeds. The innovative new product enables cooks to evenly spray juice directly from their favorite citrus fruit. It is fresh and all natural. Good for lemons, limes, oranges and more. You can add it to food or your favorite cocktail.
Our testers gave it two thumbs up.


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Animal Testing 101
Right now, millions of mice, rats, rabbits, primates, cats, dogs, and other animals are locked inside cold, barren cages in laboratories across the country. They languish in pain, ache with loneliness, and long to roam free and use their minds.
Instead, all they can do is sit and wait in fear of the next terrifying and painful procedure that will be performed on them. The stress, sterility and boredom causes some animals to develop neurotic behaviors such incessantly spinning in circles, rocking back and forth and even pulling out their own hair and biting their own skin. They shake and cower in fear whenever someone walks past their cages and their blood pressure spikes drastically. After enduring lives of pain, loneliness and terror, almost all of them will be killed.
More than 100 million animals every year suffer and die in cruel chemical, drug, food, and cosmetics tests as well as in biology lessons, medical training exercises, and curiosity-driven medical experiments at universities. Exact numbers aren't available because mice, rats, birds, and cold-blooded animals—who make up more than 99 percent of animals used in experiments—are not covered by even the minimal protections of the Animal Welfare Act and therefore go virtually uncounted. To test cosmetics, household cleaners, and other consumer products, hundreds of thousands of animals are poisoned, blinded, and killed every year by cruel corporations. Mice and rats are forced to inhale toxic fumes, dogs are force-fed pesticides, and rabbits have corrosive chemicals rubbed onto their skin and eyes. Many of these tests are not even required by law, and they often produce inaccurate or misleading results. Even if a product harms animals, it can still be marketed to consumers. Cruel and deadly toxicity tests are also conducted as part of massive regulatory testing programs that are often funded by U.S. taxpayers' money. The Environmental Protection Agency, the Food and Drug Administration, the National Toxicology Program, and the Department of Agriculture are just a few of the government agencies that subject animals to painful and crude tests.
The federal government and many health charities waste precious dollars from taxpayers and generous donors on cruel and misleading animal experiments at universities and private laboratories instead of spending them on promising clinical, in vitro and epidemiological studies that are actually relevant to humans.
Millions of animals also suffer and die for classroom biology experiments and dissection, even though modern alternatives have repeatedly been shown to teach students better, save teachers time, and save schools money.
Each of us can help save animals from suffering and death in experiments by demanding that our alma maters stop experimenting on animals, by buying cruelty-free products, by donating only to charities that don't experiment on animals, by requesting alternatives to animal dissection and by demanding the immediate implementation of humane, effective non-animal tests by government agencies and corporations.
PETA's extensive worldwide campaign to expose and end the use of animals in experiments is wide-ranging. In addition to our well-known groundbreaking undercover work and colorful advocacy campaigns to educate the public, with the help of our members and supporters we push government agencies to stop funding and conducting experiments on animals; encourage pharmaceutical, chemical, and consumer products companies to replace tests on animals with more effective non-animal methods; help students and teachers end dissection in the classroom; fund humane non-animal research; publish scientific papers; and urge health charities not to invest in dead-end tests on animals. Our staff is working on these issues, and this multifaceted approach yields scores of victories for animals locked in laboratories every year.
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Effects of Low Frequency Magnetic Field on Exercise Induced Angina
Recruitment status was Not yet recruiting
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The investigators have previously shown that a frequency of 15.95-16.00 Hz protects against acute myocardial infarction in rats. In the current study the investigators would like to investigate whether this frequency enables cardiac patients with exercise-induced chest pain to exercise at higher workload and heart rate. Therefore, patients will undergo two exercise stress tests, one test after being exposed to 30 minutes of the above mentioned frequency and another test after being exposed to sham (no frequency is turned ON). The investigators will measure changes in the electrocardiogram (ECG), workload, exercise time, and subjective measure of chest pain (angina).
Angina Exacerbation Acute
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Case Control
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|Effects of Low Frequency Electromagnetic Field on Patients With Exercise Induced Angina
- Exercise workload for a given ECG change [ Time Frame: within a month from the second exercise stress test ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Exercise workload wil be compared between the two tests and according with the ECG changes recorded at these two tests.
- Angina scale [ Time Frame: Within a month from the last exercise stress test ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Define the angina scale obtained between the two tests at a given workload.
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|November 2011
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|October 2012
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|May 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Frequency exposed patients
Patients exposed to the magnetic field with the specific frequency
Detailed Description:
Several studies have shown that low frequency electromagnetic field has biological and therapeutic potential on the human body, however, to very limited extent on the heart. In the current study cardiac patients suffering from exercise-induced-angina will undergo two consecutive stress tests, one test after being exposed for 30 minutes to the magnetic field and the other test after being exposed to placebo (magnetic field not operated). The order of which the magnet will be operated will be randomly assigned for the patients so a group of patients will be exposed to the magnetic field at their first stress test and another groups of patients will be exposed to the magnetic field at their second stress test. During resting period, and while the patients are subjected to the magnetic field, a 12 lead electrocardiogram (ECG) will be monitored. Thereafter the magnetic field and frequency will be turned off and the patients will be subjected to graded exercise stress test during which they will be monitored for ECG and blood pressure changes. Similar monitoring will be documented during the recovery period following the stress test. In addition, the patients will grade their angina score as documented during the stress test. The data will be compared between the two stress tests and to document any advantageous of the magnetic field on exercise time, workload, ECG changes and/or chest pain.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|35 Years to 75 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Patients enrolled at the Cardiac Rehabilitation Institute, sheba Medical Center
Inclusion Criteria:
Patients with known exercise-induced-angina
Exclusion Criteria:
Patients that changed treatment course between the two exercise stress tests Patients that decided to drop from the second exercise stress test
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01423422
|Contact: Robert Klempner, MD
|Cardiac Rehabilitation Institute, sheba Medical Center
|Not yet recruiting
|Tel-Hashomer, Israel, 52621
|Contact: Robert Klemper, MD 972-3-5302361 email@example.com
|Sub-Investigator: Robert Klemper, MD
|Principal Investigator: Ilan Hay, MD
|Principal Investigator:
|Ilan Hai, MD
|Cardiac Rehabilitation Institute, Sheba Medical Center
|Responsible Party:
|Aerotel Ltd
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01423422 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|frequency medicine for angina
|Study First Received:
|August 24, 2011
|Last Updated:
|August 25, 2011
|Health Authority:
|Israel: Ministry of Health
Keywords provided by Aerotel Ltd:
Exercise stress test
Effort Angina
Exercise induced angina
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Angina Pectoris
Cardiovascular Diseases
Chest Pain
Heart Diseases
Myocardial Ischemia
Signs and Symptoms
Vascular Diseases
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on October 13, 2015


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Lucis Trust / Service Activities / Start a Meditation Group
Start a Meditation Group
Meditation is a potent method of service to humanity when the mind is used as a channel for the reception of the energies of light and love and the will-to-good and their direction into human consciousness. And the moment of the full moon each month offers the greatest opportunity for meditation - particularly in group formation - to be used as a means of cooperation with the divine Plan or Intention for our world.
Go to the next section to download booklets, flyers, meditation outlines for the full and new moon, brochures and other information about the full moon meditation. There is also a link to full moon talks given at previous Headquarters meetings, and information on how to be added to our full moon e-mail list or our postal mailing list so that you will be notified of the upcoming meditation meeting at one of the three Headquarters (New York, London, Geneva). We encourage you to read through the FAQ which will help you understand more about starting a full moon meditation group.
Should you need assistance or have questions concerning starting a meditation group, please do not hesitate to contact us. We would be happy to provide you with any information you need to carry on the group effort.


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I am active in clinical and translational research in an effort to optimize the treatment and outcomes of patients with soft tissue sarcomas, desmoid tumors, and cancers of the stomach.
Current Translational Research Projects:
Principal Investigator. Comparative Genomics of Retroperitoneal Liposarcoma.
Current Prospective Clinical Trials:
Phase I/II Trial of Pre-Operative Image Guided Intensity Modulated Proton Radiation Therapy (IMPT) with Simultaneously Integrated Boost to the High Risk Margin for Retroperitoneal Sarcomas.
Phase I Trial of Bevacizumab, Metronomic Doxorubicin, and Radiation Therapy for Resectable Soft Tissue Sarcomas.
View my most recent publications at PubMed
Ahmad R, Schmidt BH, Rattner DW, Mullen JT. Factors influencing readmission after curative gastrectomy for gastric cancer. J Am Coll Surg 2014;218:1215-1222.
Schoenfeld JD, et al. The impact of positive margins on outcome among patients with gastric cancer treated with radiation. Am J Clin Oncol 2014;Feb 26 (epub ahead of print).
Look-Hong NJ, Hornicek FJ, Harmon DC, et al. Neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy for patients with high-risk extremity and truncal sarcomas: A 10-year single institution retrospective study. Eur J Cancer 2012;49:875-883.
Mullen JT et al. b-Catenin mutation status and outcomes in sporadic desmoid tumors. Oncologist 2013;18:1043-1049.
Mullen JT et al. Prognostic significance of treatment-induced pathologic necrosis in extremity and truncal soft tissue sarcoma after neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy. Cancer 2014.
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AUGUSTA, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- It's been less than a week since Hurricane Sandy wreaked havoc up and down the east coast, and already scammers are taking advantage of her effects.
It's common for online scammers to try to use disaster situations in their favor and Sandy, or "Frankenstorm" as she is sometimes referred to, is no exception. According to Maine Assistant Attorney General, Linda Conti, scammers have taken a bit of a different approach this time around using social media websites to prey on their victims. Conti urges folks to never donate money through any social media website such as Facebook or Twitter, but instead research legitimate disaster relief organizations who are registered through the state they reside in. "These overnight pop ups that are showing up on Facebook, they have no track record and we no nothing about them so I would encourage people to stay away from them," says Conti.
There are several other measures Conti recommends folks take in order to avoid any storm scammers in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. She says to always research any charity before donating money to confirm it's legitimacy, make sure any online charities have a .org address and not a .com, never wire any money because legitimate organizations will never ask donors to wire cash, and avoid opening spam emails that could contain a virus.
If you have a tip about a possible scammer or you think you've already been scammed yourself, Conti says to report it to the National Center for Disaster Fraud at 866-720-5721, or email your concern to firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Silver Screen Blusher
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Embellished with flirty feathers and a smattering of crystals, this veil looks best when swept slightly to the side, locks and all, leaving one eye uncovered. By Sara Gabriel. Alligator clip closure. 6.25"L, 8"W. Nylon French netting, rhodium-plated brass, Swarovski crystal, goose feathers, nagorie feathers, coque feathers. Handmade in USA.


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10 U.S. Code § 6975 - Acceptance of guarantees with gifts for major projects
(a) Acceptance Authority.— Subject to subsection (c), the Secretary of the Navy may accept from a donor or donors a qualified guarantee for the completion of a major project for the benefit of the Naval Academy.
(b) Obligation Authority.— The amount of a qualified guarantee accepted under this section shall be considered as contract authority to provide obligation authority for purposes of Federal fiscal and contractual requirements. Funds available for a project for which such a guarantee has been accepted may be obligated and expended for the project without regard to whether the total amount of the funds and other resources available for the project (not taking into account the amount of the guarantee) is sufficient to pay for completion of the project.
(c) Notice of Proposed Acceptance.— The Secretary of the Navy may not accept a qualified guarantee under this section for the completion of a major project until after the expiration of 30 days following the date upon which a report of the facts concerning the proposed guarantee is submitted to Congress or, if earlier, the expiration of 14 days following the date on which a copy of the report is provided in an electronic medium pursuant to section 480 of this title.
(d) Prohibition on Commingling of Funds.— The Secretary of the Navy may not enter into any contract or other transaction involving the use of a qualified guarantee and appropriated funds in the same contract or transaction.
(e) Definitions.— In this section:
(1) Major project.— The term "major project" means a project for the purchase or other procurement of real or personal property, or for the construction, renovation, or repair of real or personal property, the total cost of which is, or is estimated to be, at least $1,000,000.
(2) Qualified guarantee.— The term "qualified guarantee", with respect to a major project, means a guarantee that—
(A) is made by one or more persons in connection with a donation, specifically for the project, of a total amount in cash or securities that, as determined by the Secretary of the Navy, is sufficient to defray a substantial portion of the total cost of the project;
(B) is made to facilitate or expedite the completion of the project in reasonable anticipation that other donors will contribute sufficient funds or other resources in amounts sufficient to pay for completion of the project;
(C) is set forth as a written agreement that provides for the donor to furnish in cash or securities, in addition to the donor's other gift or gifts for the project, any additional amount that may become necessary for paying the cost of completing the project by reason of a failure to obtain from other donors or sources funds or other resources in amounts sufficient to pay the cost of completing the project; and
(3) Qualified account control agreement.— The term "qualified account control agreement", with respect to a guarantee of a donor, means an agreement among the donor, the Secretary of the Navy, and a major United States investment management firm that—
(A) ensures the availability of sufficient funds or other financial resources to pay the amount guaranteed during the period of the guarantee;
(B) provides for the perfection of a security interest in the assets of the account for the United States for the benefit of the Naval Academy with the highest priority available for liens and security interests under applicable law;
(C) requires the donor to maintain in an account with the investment management firm assets having a total value that is not less than 130 percent of the amount guaranteed; and
(4) Major united states commercial bank.— The term "major United States commercial bank" means a commercial bank that—
(A) is an insured bank (as defined in section 3 of the Federal Deposit Insurance Act (12 U.S.C. 1813));
(5) Major united states investment management firm.— The term "major United States investment management firm" means any broker, dealer, investment adviser, or provider of investment supervisory services (as defined in section 3 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (15 U.S.C. 78c) or section 202 of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 (15 U.S.C. 80b–2)) or a major United States commercial bank that—
Source(Added Pub. L. 106–65, div. B, title XXVIII, § 2871(b)(1),Oct. 5, 1999, 113 Stat. 873; amended Pub. L. 106–398, § 1 [[div. A], title X, § 1087(a)(17)], Oct. 30, 2000, 114 Stat. 1654, 1654A–291; Pub. L. 108–136, div. A, title X, § 1031(a)(56),Nov. 24, 2003, 117 Stat. 1603.)
Prior Provisions
A prior section 6975, added Pub. L. 103–337, div. A, title V, § 556(b)(1),Oct. 5, 1994, 108 Stat. 2774, related to position of athletic director of Naval Academy and to administration of nonappropriated fund account for athletics program of Naval Academy, prior to repeal by Pub. L. 104–106, div. A, title V, § 533(b),Feb. 10, 1996, 110 Stat. 315; Pub. L. 105–85, div. A, title X, § 1073(d)(1)(C),Nov. 18, 1997, 111 Stat. 1905, effective Oct. 5, 1994.
2003—Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 108–136inserted before period at end "or, if earlier, the expiration of 14 days following the date on which a copy of the report is provided in an electronic medium pursuant to section 480 of this title".
2000—Subsec. (e)(5). Pub. L. 106–398inserted a closing parenthesis after "80b–2)" in introductory provisions.
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Anusara, Yogaworks 200H (Lisa Walford & Birgitte Kristen), Yogaworks 300H (Birgitte Kristen). ERYT-500, Yoga Alliance.
Leading Yogaworks Workshops and Teacher Trainings in Japan & U.S.
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I practice to maintain energy, health and youthful vibrance. Yoga helps me to become more focused and productive and also enables me to broaden my experiences and an optimistic view of life.
To share the many benefits of yoga so that students feel empowered and connect to the wisdom within. I also enjoy witnessing the transformative effects of yoga.
Art, nature, joy & laughter, yoga!


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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- A mother and daughter who died in a fire last week were remembered Sunday night.
A memorial for Laura Snyder-Gardner and her 16-year-old daughter Mary Ann was held last night at Gallaudet University.
Snyder-Gardner was a math professor at the school, and Mary Ann attended classes on campus.
The two died January 23rd, when their home in Falls Church caught fire in the early morning hours.
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