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Below is a look at our events in Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Georgia, Florida and Minnesota.
Oct. 23
Cleveland Beer Week - Tap feature: City Tap in Cleveland at 5 p.m. – Black Note, Golden Rye, Two Hearted, Oarsman and more
Oct. 27
Cleveland Beer Week - Brewzilla: Galleria at Erieview in Cleveland from 6-10 p.m. - Amber Ale, Expedition Stout, Hell Hath No Fury … Ale, Midwestern Pale Ale and This one goes to 11 Ale. For more information, go here.
Oct. 23
Detroit Beer Week Kick-off: Slows Bar BQ in Detroit from 4-7 p.m. – This one goes to 11, Oracle, our Jazz Series, Two Hearted, Oberon, Hopsoulution and Rye Stout
Oct. 24
Detroit Beer Week - Multi-Tap Event: Green Dot Stables in Detroit at 5 p.m. - This one goes to 11 Ale, Hopsoulution, 2011 Cherry Stout and Golden Rye
Oct. 25
Detroit Beer Week - Multi-Tap Event: Mercury Burger & Bar in Detroit at 5 p.m. - This one goes to 11 Ale, Debs' Red, Hell Hath No Fury ... Ale, Black Note, Third Coast Old Ale, Best Brown, Sparkling Ale, Oberon, Oarsman, Octoberfest and Kal-Haven Ale
Trick or treat - Halloween Beer Dinner: Cravings Bistro & Pub in Benton Harbor at 6 p.m. The menu for this five course meal features rack of lamb, Smoked Vienna Lager, Best Brown crème brulee, Kalamazoo Stout and more. Reservations are required. For more information, go here.
Oct. 26
Detroit Beer Week - Palate Preparation Party: Forans Grand Trunk Pub in Detroit at 3 p.m. – 13 beers on tap including This one goes to 11, Hopsoulution, Black Note and more
Oct. 26-27
4th Annual Detroit Fall Beer Festival: 2-day event at Eastern Market – we're bringing Black Note, Bourbon Barrel-Aged Cherry Stout, Bourbon Barrel-Aged Batch 9,000, Kal-Haven Ale, OctoberFest, Oberon, Cherry Stout (2011), Best Brown Ale, Two Hearted Ale, MBG 15th Anniversary Ale, This one goes to 11, Debs' Red, Special Double Cream Stout, Le Batteur, Le Pianiste, Le Contrebassiste, Oatmeal Stout, Hopsoulution Ale, The Oracle DIPA and Sparkling Ale
Oct. 28
Beer + Tequila Beer Dinner: Casa Bolero in Kalamazoo at 6 p.m. – Six course meal featuring three different beers and three different tequilas. Vegetarian and vegan options are also available. Take a look at the menu here. (See photo as well.)
Oct. 30
Split Personality: The Clarkston Union & Union Woodshop in Clarkston starting at 5:30 p.m. – Light beers upstairs and dark beers downstairs
Oct. 25
Tasting: City Wide Liquors in South Bend from 5-8 p.m.
Hell Hath No Fury Tapping: Max's Place in Bloomington at 6 p.m.
Oct. 25
Atlanta Beer Week - Epic Beer & Cheese Tasting: The Porter Beer Bar at 6 p.m. – 14 different beers and cheeses. No reservations required. Other participating breweries include Terrapin, Heavy Seas, Left Hand and more.
Atlanta Beer Week - Sweet Grass Dairy Beer & Cheese Tasting: Whole Foods - Three Bell's beers paired with local cheeses. Also featuring Stone Brewing Co.
Oct. 27
Atlanta Beer Week - Rare Beer & Specialty Cheese Pairing: Brick Store Pub - Roundhouse IRA, Le Batteur and Wedding Ale paired with a specialty cheese menu
Oct. 26
Bell's Tasting: Grapevine Fine Wine & Spirits in Lakeland from 5-7 p.m. – Tasting purchase includes a Bell's pint glass – Amber, Best Brown, Two Hearted and more
Oct. 26
Bell's Beer Dinner: Chestnut Mountain Resort in Galena at 6:30 p.m. – Five course menu includes Porter braised short ribs, scallop and prawn salads paired with Oarsman Ale and more. Take a look at the menu here.
Oct. 26
This one goes to 11 Tapping: Boulder Tap House in St Cloud at 5 p.m.
Looking ahead
Join us for beer dinners in Michigan and Minnesota, a split personality in Clarkston and more. Take a look at our full calendar here.
Homebrew competition deadline is coming up, download entry form and labels
The deadline to submit your entry for our 3rd Annual Homebrew Competition is 9 p.m. Oct. 26.
Entries can be dropped off or mailed to the Bell's General Store (Attn: David Curtis).
Remember, you must have used our wort, which we handed out back in September.
The winner will be announced during All Stouts Day on Nov. 4.
Download the complete rules and entry form here.
Download the labels for each of your four bottles of homebrew here.
Cheers and good luck!
Take a look: 2012 Deroit Fall Beer Festival tap list, Detroit Beer Week events
Here is our tap list for this year's Detroit Fall Beer Festival at Eastern Market:
- Black Note
- Bourbon Barrel-Aged Cherry Stout
- Bourbon Barrel-Aged Batch 9,000
- Kal-Haven Ale
- OctoberFest
- Oberon
- Cherry Stout (2011)
- Best Brown Ale
- Two Hearted Ale
- MBG 15th Anniversary Ale
- This one goes to 11
- Debs' Red
- Double Cream Stout
- Le Batteur
- Le Pianiste
- Le Contrebassiste
- Oatmeal Stout
- Hopsoulution Ale
- The Oracle DIPA
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Sydney Lucas, the Tony-nominated young star of the acclaimed musical Fun Home, exits the production Oct. 4 after spending three years in the role of Small Alison. She looks back on her time with the musical and shares her hopes for the future.
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After six years of running the show (and, more importantly, the glee club) on the Fox musical series "Glee," Lea Michele is taking on a supporting role, complete with a neck brace, in the new Ryan Murphy creation "Scream Queens." We catch up.
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This fall marks a homecoming of sorts for Tony-nominated composer and lyricist Michael John LaChiusa. More than 20 years after one of his first musicals, First Lady Suite, began at the Public Theater, his newest musical, First Daughter Suite, is set to open in October at the same space.
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Almost 20 years after the Off-Broadway debut of Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde, Moises Kaufman reflects on how much has changed and how much hasn't.
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By JOHN SERFUSTINISun Advocate associate editor
Manuel Mitcheson, who escaped from police Monday afternoon and fled shoeless and shirtless through northeast Price, was still at large Wednesday.
The 20-year-old burglary suspect evaded a perimeter set up by officers from multiple law enforcement agencies shortly after his escape. He was last seen in the vicinity of 800 North and 800 East Streets.
This area of Price is just south of undeveloped desert land and also close to Mead's Wash, a brushy gully that runs mainly north-south through town.
According to Price Police Chief Kevin Drolc, Mitcheson bolted from police headquarters, 910 N. 700 E. at about 3:30 p.m. At 3:36, he entered a nearby home but was chased away by a woman wielding a pair of scissors. He then ran through several backyards and alleys, dropping a black hooded sweatshirt as he ran.
According to the chief, Mitcheson is Hispanic, 5'8", 160 lbs, short black hair, brown eyes, multiple tattoos on neck and arms.
On Wednesday, Capt. Bill Barnes said Mitcheson was without shirt or shoes because that is the way he was brought in for questioning. Police found the hoodie for him. Technically, he was not in custody but he was also not entirely cooperative, the captain explained.
As to the escape, Barnes said it was inattentiveness. "I have noticed that two other people who have been brought in since then have been handcuffed to the table," he added. Anyone with information on Mitcheson's whereabouts is encouraged to contact the Price Police Department at 435 636-3190.
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Simply put, Med/Peds means Internal Medicine and Pediatrics. In other words, Med/Peds Physicians are trained in both Internal Medicine (Adult Medicine) and also in the care of children and infants (Pediatrics). Like other specialists, Med/Peds physicians complete additional training after medical school during their internship and residencies. During the four years of a Med/Peds residency and internship, Med/Peds physicians meet the training requirements of both the American Board of Internal Medicine and the American Board of Pediatrics.
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Both specialties Med/Peds and Family Practice have their own unique advantages. In general, the main difference is that Family Practice has an emphasis on obstetrics (care of the pregnant patient) and surgical training, and Med/Peds has an emphasis on critical (intensive) care, pediatrics and subspecialty care (i.e. cardiology, endocrinology, pulmonology etc.) Both Med/Peds and Family Medicine physicians spend slightly less than half of their training in the outpatient (office) setting.
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By TOM McCOURTSun Advocate reporter
In 1868, three years after the end of the American Civil War, General John Logan, commander of an early veterans organization called The Grand Army of the Republic, issued general order number 11.
The order set aside May 30 as a day of remembrance for the soldiers who had fallen during the Civil War.
On the first Memorial Day, flowers were placed on the graves of Union and Confederate soldiers at Arlington National Cemetery.
But it is difficult to pinpoint exactly when and where the idea of decorating the graves of soldiers first started, according to United States historians.
More than two dozen towns across the U.S. claim the honor of starting the tradition.
In May 1966, President Lyndon Johnson decreed Waterloo, N.Y., to be the official birthplace of Memorial Day.
However, the historical evidence supporting the declaration is not strong.
Since the Civil War had such a devastating effect on the whole nation, it is likely that the tradition was started in several different places.
Several southern women's organizations were decorating the graves of fallen Confederate soldiers before the Civil War ended.
The original memorial observance and date were set by a veterans organization and not by governmental entities.
New York became the first state in the union to adopt Memorial Day as an official holiday in 1873.
By 1890, May 30 was recognized by all of the northern states as a day to remember soldiers who had fallen in the Civil War.
The southern states, still hurting from military defeat, refused to honor a day set aside by a veterans group headquartered in the northern U.S.
In fact, numerous southern states set aside different dates to honor fallen Confederate soldiers.
For example. Louisiana and Tennessee conducted Confederate memorial services on June 3, which happened to be the birthday of Jefferson Davis.
After the end of World War I in 1918, Memorial Day was changed from a Civil War memorial to a day honoring America's dead from all wars.
It was only then that the southern states adopted the May 30 holiday.
In 1915, Moina Michael penned a poem called "In Flanders Fields." Recalling the soldiers who died in World War I, the poem states:
"We cherish, too, the poppy red
"That grows on fields where valor led,
"It seems to signal to the skies
"That blood of heroes never dies,"
In addition to authoring the poem, Michael started the tradition of wearing red poppies on Memorial Day to honor America's fallen soldiers.
Michael began selling the poppies and donating the proceeds to needy families of servicemen.
In 1922, the Veterans of Foreign Wars was the first U.S. military service organization to sell poppies and donate the proceeds to help veterans.
The wartime significance of Memorial Day has diminished in the minds of many Americans.
In fact, many Carbon County residents and citizens across the U.S. have come to consider the holiday as a time to decorate all graves.
But in the early years of Memorial Day observance, most towns and cities scheduled parades and special ceremonies honoring local war dead.
In recent years, the tradition has faded and school children are frequently not taught the meaning and significance of the holiday.
Beginning with the Vietnam War era of the 1960s, all things military were scorned by many Americans and official observance of the holiday was lessened or stopped in many communities around the country.
The significance of Memorial Day was further diminished in 1971 when President Richard Nixon signed the National Holiday Act. The purpose of the legislation was to ensure a three-day weekend holiday for all federal employees.
To accommodate a three-day holiday, the date of commemoration was changed from May 30 to the last Monday in May.
Today, Memorial Day and Labor Day are called "bookend holidays" that herald the beginning and the end of summer. For many, Memorial Day is simply a three-day weekend when family and friends get together to have fun and celebrate the beginning of warm summer weather. The day holds little or no national significance to most Americans.
To help re-educate and remind Americans of the true meaning of Memorial Day, a National Moment of Remembrance Resolution was passed by Congress in 2000.
Unfortunately, it has never been well advertised.
The resolution asks that, at 3 p.m. local time, all Americans "voluntarily and informally observe in their own way a moment of remembrance and respect, pausing from whatever they are doing for a moment of silence."
In 2002, the VFW took a formal stand against the three-day weekend holiday and stated officially: "Changing the date merely to create three-day weekends has undermined the very meaning of the day. No doubt, this has contributed greatly to the general public's nonchalant observance of Memorial Day."
The VFW has suggested that the holiday be returned to its traditional day of observance on May 30. They feel this would help return the solemn, and even sacred spirit of the day.
Back in 1999, Senator and wounded war veteran, Daniel Inouye of Hawaii, introduced a bill before Congress to restore Memorial Day to its traditional day of observance on May 30. The bill was sent to committee, and has languished there for seven years.


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The Bisons traveled to Clarksville to take on Austin Peay tonight in a mid-week match up but fell to the Governors 4-3.
The Bisons jumped ahead in the third inning when ML Williams singled to center field. Williams then stole second and moved to third on a ground ball to the infield. Williams then came home on a passed ball.
After an unanswered bottom of the third, Lipscomb added to their lead. With one out, Ryan Wilkins singled to left center field. Wilkins stole second and then was pushed across the plate with a double to left by Brett Teschner.
Down by two, Austin Peay took advantage of three hits and a balk to tie up the score 2-2.
The game would remain tied up until the eigth inning, when Austin Peay capitalized on a single and fielder's choice to lead 3-2.
Lipscomb answered back in the top of the ninth. Williams hit a double to left field and scored when Lee Wilson singled up the middle, making it a tie game going into the bottom of the ninth.
Austin Peay wasted no time as they got their leader off batter on base after a wild pitch on a third strike. Their runner stole second and then moved to third on a sacrifice bunt. Austin Peay then crossed the plate on another bunt to win the game 4-3.
Chris Nunn got the start on the mound for Lipscomb. He went four innings, giving up four hits and two runs. He struck out three and walked two.
Davey Hackett pitched the fifth inning for the Bisons, giving up just one hit and no runs.
Josh Cotham went three innings in the circle, giving up one hit and one run, and struck out two.
Dannie Strable, who came in for the ninth inning, picks up the loss for the Bisons, bringing his record to 0-3, and the Bisons to 6-15 overall.
Williams and Wilson were both 2-4 for the Bisons.
Cory Hale, Zach Messer, TJ Hoelzer, Wilkins, and Teschner each added a hit for Lipscomb.
The Bisons start conference play this weekend at home as they take on ETSU Friday at 6 p.m. and then a doubleheader Saturday starting at 1 p.m. You can listen live both days, with Saturday's game also being featured on Asun TV.
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Not later than 180 days after October 27, 1992, the Secretary, acting through the Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and in consultation with the Administrator of the Health Resources and Services Administration, shall enter into negotiations with manufacturers of vaccines for the purpose of establishing and maintaining agreements under which entities described in paragraph (2) may purchase vaccines from the manufacturers at the prices specified in the agreements.
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The entities referred to in paragraph (1) are entities that provide immunizations against vaccine-preventable diseases with assistance provided under section 254b of this title.
(b) Negotiation of prices
In carrying out subsection (a) of this section, the Secretary shall, to the extent practicable, ensure that the prices provided for in agreements under such subsection are comparable to the prices provided for in agreements negotiated by the Secretary on behalf of grantees under section 247b (j)(1) of this title.
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In carrying out subsection (a) of this section, the Secretary, in the discretion of the Secretary, may enter into the agreements described in such subsection (and may decline to enter into such agreements), may modify such agreements, may extend such agreements, and may terminate such agreements.
Source(July 1, 1944, ch. 373, title III, § 340C, formerly § 340B, as added Pub. L. 102–531, title III, § 305,Oct. 27, 1992, 106 Stat. 3494; renumbered § 340C,Pub. L. 103–43, title XX, § 2008(i)(2)(A)(ii),June 10, 1993, 107 Stat. 213; amended Pub. L. 104–299, § 4(a)(2),Oct. 11, 1996, 110 Stat. 3645.)
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I'm a high school student, and waiting until I'm 17 to inlist. However, I'm not yet certain which MOS I want to join. I'm looking at 11B Direct Infantry, 21B Combat Engineer, and 21W Carpentry and Masonry. While in high school, I attend a carpentry vocational course. I hope to get a four year degree with a major in law enforcement. Which MOS would be the best to join?
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Re: 11B, 21B, or 21W?
A few things to consider before narrowing down an MOS.
Speak with a Recruiter and find out which MOS's are available. Consider where you live now and where you'll be going to school in the future. Decide how far you're willing to travel for your weekend drills, this should also help your Recruiter narrow down MOS's.
All of the MOS's you mentioned are great, depending what you want to get out of them. Just my personal opinion, I would lean 21W if it's available.
Re: 11B, 21B, or 21W?
Regardless of your degree, choosing a MOS of another interest you have had is the best idea in my opinion. That way, you keep your military and civilan seperate separately interesting. I have been a 13F for 5 years 2 months but in my civilian career i am a maintenance technician in a factory, therefore on weekend a month i get off to call in artillery and mortars and the other 15 days a month i work at the plant fixing tire building machines. See what i mean? I have an interesting life and it's been worth it.
11B is a MOS everyone chooses, so realize for promotion and schools you will have far more competition. My mos, as a 13F (Fire Support Specialist), i call in artillery mortars and do everything 11B does also. I reccommend you look into 13F because calling in artillery on top of being a 11B is like having two skills for one job! 21B is also a great MOS if you are into demolitions, aka route clearing and construction fighting positions for 11B and 13F teams. I don't know much about the 21W except for the obvious by reading the title. I am in an in Infantry brigade and we also have an engineer detachment in my area so i have dealt with both immensly.
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I will echo the others comments, pick something that will interest you. For some people having a change on the weekends is preffered, others enjoy sticking with what they know. I am a platoon leader for a vertical platoon, of which 12W (no longer 21W) is a primary MOS, and can vouch that it is a great MOS for those that are not afraid of hard work.
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Tis is a personal choice and it is yours to make. Having said that go 12B.


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NOLA Eats | Café Du Monde & Brennan's
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- In and Around Town said...
WOW - that whole post makes me immediately want to get on a plane and go eat! I really am not sure why you did come home!
- June 3, 2011 at 9:22 AM
- Elizabeth said...
The brunch sounds awesome, extravagant, but awesome. I want the bananas foster.
- June 3, 2011 at 9:52 AM
- Bianca @ Confessions of a Chocoholic said...
I love reading your New Orleans posts! I've never been there but have been wanting to go for years. I think it's about time I make some actual plans! Those Eggs Portuguese look awesome.
- June 3, 2011 at 12:33 PM
- Amber Blue Bird said...
Café du Monde looks so good. I have seen it on a bunch of travel shows and I want to have a taste of those beignets so badly!
- June 3, 2011 at 5:22 PM
- Fun and Fearless in Beantown said...
I've been waiting for a post about NOLA beignets! This looks SO good!
- June 3, 2011 at 7:23 PM
- Oh, My Darling said...
You hit up some NOLA landmarks! Fantastic!
- June 3, 2011 at 8:38 PM
- Ameena said...
I feel the same way every time I come home from vacation...why am I home?
The poached eggs look fabulous. My God Daisy, how are you so gorgeous and perfect looking when you eat such amazing food? I think you have my husband's metabolism. I am jealous of both of you!
- June 4, 2011 at 11:26 PM
- Alicia said...
yum! pictures are fantastic. I hope you put down all those eggs despite your hangover - looks like a perfect poach!
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- Jen said...
So happy to see these pictures! Eating beignets at Cafe du Monde is one of my favorite New Orleans memories! A beautiful city with beautiful food.
- June 6, 2011 at 10:19 PM
- Meesh said...
that eggs benedict, omg. just omg.
- June 7, 2011 at 10:35 AM
- Megan said...
I think I need to try to make the eggs Portuguese. That sounds amazing! (Eggs Benedict was my most disappointing meal in Aruba... when I pierced the egg with my fork, water flooded all over my plate and English muffin... and to top it off, the yolk was hard! Couldn't even eat it.)
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Just rejoined the forum and noticed it have grown quite big time since I last checked it. Now I'd like to know if pastafarism have succesfully been added as subject in some school somewhere in the world. :>
Because if it isn't.. Due finnish law, if there's 3 or more persons who have same religion in the city and they want to learn it, the city have to provide lessons. So I technically need to find only 2 more pastafarian from my city to get this religion as subject in upper secondary school(finnish college) :D I don't yet know how this thing actually works, but im currently trying to find it out. Stay focused, Fellow believers.


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Updated: Tuesday, May 21 2013, 04:09 PM CDT
Our spring weather season got off to a slow start across much of the country with 75 confirmed tornadoes in January, 39 confirmed in February, 18 confirmed in March, and 62 confirmed in April.
However, now that our classic severe weather set-up is in place, with cold and dry air from the northwest colliding with warm and moist air from the southeast, our severe weather season is firing up now.
Tornadoes form where these air masses collide. In part due to wind shear, which is when the winds increase and change direction with height. This creates an invisible column of air at the surface.
If the column gets caught in an upward energy, it can strengthen and speed up. This shifts the column from horizontal to vertical.
This column of spinning air creates a funnel cloud. If it extends all the way to the ground, it becomes a tornado.
The tornado can appear transparent until dust and debris gets picked up, giving it a brown color.
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This was taken yesterday of the historic tornado that stretched from Newcastle to Moore on May 20. The video shows the funnel cloud turned tornado turned violent tornado as it tears through the town.
The May 20 Moore tornado will go down in history with some of the most powerful tornadoes in history. Topping the list is the Tri-State tornado which stretched from Ellington, MO to Petersburg, IN in 1925. This tornado was on the ground for over 3 hours, tracked 2220 miles, and caused nearly 700 deaths.
Another historic tornado, in more recent history, was the Joplin tornado. This tornado formed in May of 2011, topped the charts as an EF-5, tracking over 20 miles, and causing over 160 deaths.
We typically see over 100 tornadoes in a year in the United States, with the monthly average tornado count peaking in May at 306 tornadoes. We typically average over 150 in April and another 220 in June.
Tornadoes often form in tornado alley, which stretches from Nebraska, through Oklahoma, and into North Texas. Tornadoes also often form during the afternoon and evening when we reach peak heating from the day which increases upward air convection.
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Four MGH faculty were honored June 11 with Harvard Medical School's (HMS) excellence in mentoring awards. Tayyaba Hasan, PhD, a professor of dermatology at the Wellman Center for Photomedicine and director of the MGH Office for Research Career Development, was named the recipient of the William Silen Lifetime Achievement in Mentoring Award honoring mentors who have served for 20 or more years. Maurizio Fava, MD, vice chair of the Department of Psychiatry, and Carlos Fernández-del Castillo, MD, director of the Liver, Biliary and Pancreas Center, was honored with the A. Clifford Barger Excellence in Mentoring Award, which recognizes those who embody the same commitment to mentorship as the late A. Clifford Barger, MD, who mentored countless students during his nearly 50-year HMS career. Andrew Karson, MD, MPH, director of the Clinical Decision Support Unit, received the Young Mentor Award, presented to outstanding mentors with fewer than 10 years of service.
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Price police have arrested two suspects in less than two weeks for stabbings.
The most recent incident happened at about 4 a.m. July 21 at a home in southwest Price. According to Price City Police Captain Kevin Drolc, Thomas Nathan Howerton, 28, and a friend told police that they showed up at the house of Rodney Allen Henrie, 37, and knocked on the door. They said that when Howerton knocked on the door, Henrie answered it with a knife in hand and stabbed him downward through the top of the shoulder.
The stab apparently reached the top of Howerton's lung, the captain said. Howerton's friend drove him to the Castleview Hospital emergency room.
Henrie fled the scene, but was arrested later in the day and booked into Carbon County Jail on a charge of aggravated assault.
The earlier stabbing occurred at 2:45 p.m. on July 11 in front of the car wash at Market Express on Carbonville Road. Captain Drolc said that a fight had broken out between Ronnie Lee Gutierrez, 26, of Helper, and two other Helper residents, Janessa Maria Lopez, 23, and Erik Scott Sharp, 30.
According to the police report, during the argument Sharp allegedly waved a knife and then punched Gutierrez. Lopez then apparently pulled a knife of her own and stabbed Gutierrez in the abdomen. Gutierrez was rushed by Carbon County Ambulance to Castleview Hospital.
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Saybrook University Researcher and Instructor, Luann Fortune, Presents Qualitative Research on Medicalized Aging05/21/2015
Saybrook's Luann Fortune, PhD will present her latest research study at the 7th Annual Meeting of the Interdisciplinary Coalition of North American Phenomenologists (ICNAP) on May 22, 2015 at Brock University, St. Catherines, Ontario. In this phenomenological study, Dr. Fortune explored how one family member with care-taking responsibilities for her elders contributed to a system and cycle of medicalized aging.
In the United States, the aged population will double by year 2050 challenging social and economic structures by the need to care for this generation in their last years. While medical advances provide technical solutions to extend life, the medicalization of aging is increasingly criticized as defying the natural process and as dehumanizing the last stage of the live cycle.
Erik Peper and Stephen Porges Propose a Physiological Basis for Paralysis as Reaction to Date Rape05/19/2015
Paralysis Can Be a Natural Reaction to Date
Stigma is often associated with inaction during a crisis. Those who freeze in the face of a life-threatening situation often experience feelings of shame and guilt, and they often feel that they are constantly being judged for their inaction. While others may confidently assert that they would have been more "heroic" in that situation, there is a far greater chance that their bodies would have reacted in exactly the same way, freezing as an innate part of self-preservation.
The authors of an article published in the journal Biofeedback describe date rape as a prime example of this type of freeze response. In an article titled "When Not Saying NO Does Not Mean Yes: Psychophysiological Factors Involved in Date Rape," Stephen Porges and Erik Peper explain how immobilization is a natural neurobiological response to being attacked.
Saybrook Faculty and Students Engage in Crisis Management Workshop in Renton, Washington05/18/2015
Saybrook University faculty and students led a crisis management workshop at the City Hall of Renton, Washington for city officials and residents on April 29-May 1, 2015. The project was designed as a community outreach project and led to a Certificate in Crisis Management. Saybrook faculty Nancy Southern and Gary Metcalf taught the workshop, along with Dr. Ian Mitroff, Senior Investigator at the Center for Catastrophic Risk Management at the University of California, Berkeley.
Frank Munoz, Saybrook PhD Student in Mind-Body Medicine, Studies Effects of Spiritual Care and Mind-Body Interventions on Gene Expression05/18/2015
Frank Munoz is a PhD student in the School of Mind-Body Medicine at Saybrook University. Frank has worked for the last 12 years as a clinical chaplain in a hospital setting with a clinical specialty is palliative care chaplaincy. He also has a background in Army and Air Force chaplaincy. In 2010 Frank received a grant from the National Institute of Health and National Cancer Institute to train as a healthcare researcher. The grant provided funds to pay for a doctorate degree as part of research training, which inspired him to choose enrollment in Saybrook University's School of Mind-Body Medicine. Frank was drawn to the Mind-Body Medicine PhD program due to its innovative and creative spirit.
As a clinical chaplain, Frank works with patients and families in emotional and spiritual distress. This felt distress is usually rooted in the physical and emotional pain of a terminal illness. In his pursuit of higher education, Frank sought to learn various techniques that would help support human beings overwhelmed with the burden of a life-threatening diagnosis. In his pursuit of knowledge, skills, and understanding, Frank was particularly drawn to research studies showing that meditation, hypnosis, and guided imagery can alter gene expression.
Saybrook PhD Student Provides a Testimony to Destiny: "You Don't Choose Saybrook, Saybrook Chooses You"05/17/2015
Natasha Pantti-Dulberg wasn't sure the timing was right to pursue a PhD degree, but after seeing countless "signs," she could no longer ignore her apparent destiny. Natasha reported that she wasn't initially drawn to Saybrook University. That all changed when she attended the Center for Mind-Body Medicine's Advanced Training Program in San Antonio, Texas, and met the Chair of Saybrook's Mind-Body Medicine program, Dr. Donald Moss, when they participated in the same small group.
Natasha concluded that it was inevitable that she become a Saybrook PhD student in the Integrative Mental Health specialization, because it seemed to provide exactly the curriculum and credentials she was seeking to support her confidence in herself as a competent integrative mental healthcare provider in the currently shifting healthcare world. Although she was initially unsure of her decision to enroll, due to her already busy life working full-time with two small children at home, all hesitant feelings were quickly assuaged when she was introduced to her cohort at that first conference. She knew this group of "movers and shakers" was special; she sensed their uncommon drive to passionately commit to health and service. This cohort was "her tribe," and so began a powerful and transformative journey for Natasha.
Saybrook Instructor Chanel Helgasen is One of 121 Physicians to Become Board Certified by the American Board of Integrative Medicine05/12/2015
The American Board of Integrative Medicine (ABOIM - http://www.abpsus.org/integrative-medicine) recently announced the certification of its first class of 121 integrative medicine specialists. Chanel Helgasen, an instructor in the School of Mind-Body Medicine is proud to be a part of this first class of board certified integrative medicine physicians. Dr. Helgason is a Colorado-based integrative psychiatrist, who has pioneered in the use of telemedicine to provide care to mental health patients throughout the rural areas from Colorado to Nebraska to North Dakota. She is also a leader in the organization, International Network for Integrative Mental Health.
School of Mind-Body Medicine Instructor, Dr. Stephanie Shelburne, and the Bohemian Mojo Project05/12/2015
"The whole day had an illicit feel to it. Stephanie and I felt like a couple of city types in search of hooch from an illegal still during the days of prohibition. We were in the lush green pastures and hidden valleys of the county of Somerset. It wasn't booze we were looking for but a commodity that's much harder to find these days. We were hunting for raw milk." That may sound like the opening lines of a detective novel but don't be fooled. It's the start of a Bohemian Mojo adventure.
What do old world blacksmithing, adventures in raw milk, and freakishly fun foraging have to do with Mind Body Medicine? "Everything", says recent Saybrook graduate Dr. Stephanie Shelburne. Dr. Shelburne has found that "disconnection seems to be a major contributor to our current health crisis. We seem to be inundated with influences that take us farther and farther away from understanding how to keep our bodies, minds and spirits well." Enter the Bohemian Mojo Project. What's Bohemian Mojo? Well, Stephanie and the MojoMakers think it's something like pixie dust for vibrant and vital living, only so much more.
Saybrook's Francinne Lawrence on Complementary Practices for Cancer Survivors05/07/2015
As National Cancer Survivorship Month approaches, Francinne Lawrence, a Ph.D. candidate at Saybrook University, discussed the use of complementary health approaches to address the long-term and late-developing side-effects of cancer treatment.
Shawn Tassone, MD, Doctoral Candidate in Saybrook's School of Mind-Body Medicine, Launches Web-Based Educational Initiative on Holistic Care05/05/2015
Saybrook's Shawn Tassone, MD, a PhD candidate in the School of Mind-Body Medicine, has launched a new partnership as a thought leader in Integrative Medicine, with a web-based educational effort to provide evidence-based information about proper nutritional supplementation, treatment, and training in holistic care. In conjunction with the support of INNATE Response, a company that distributes whole food based nutritional supplements, Dr. Tassone is the author and presenter in a series of educational videos that are available free online. Eventually, this partnership will contain more lectures on mind-body medicine, women's health, and how to integrate alternative therapies into your professional practice.
Watch 60 Minutes Sunday May 3 for Report on the Gaza Trauma Work of the Center for Mind-Body05/02/2015
Watch 60 Minutes Sunday for Report on the Gaza Trauma Work of the Center for Mind-Body Medicine
On Sunday May 3, 2015, 60 Minutes will be airing a report on recovery from last summer's war in Gaza that includes The Center for Mind-Body Medicine, a U.S. nonprofit based in Washington, D.C. The CBS segment provides a worldwide audience a glimpse of CMBM's groundbreaking trauma work.
The coverage includes footage of CMBM Director, psychiatrist James S. Gordon, MD, using CMBM's innovative model of self-care and group support with children who have lost parents in Gaza, and those affected by the conflict in southern Israel. The words and drawings of the children demonstrate the devastation they have experienced, and the power of the CMBM model to heal trauma and restore hope. Included as well are brief interviews with some of these children, and with Dr. Gordon, and CMBM Gaza program director Jamil Abdel Atti.


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All Blog Posts Tagged 'Brendan' - liveIreland 2015-10-07T17:40:44Z http://my.liveireland.com/profiles/blog/feed?tag=Brendan&xn_auth=no Margeson On The Music November 08 tag:my.liveireland.com,2008-11-12:957489:BlogPost:89570 2008-11-12T19:30:00.000Z Bill Margeson http://my.liveireland.com/profile/BillMargeson

 Margeson On The Music

 Christmas approacheth. Gift ideas here. Lots of reviews this month, lots of ideas. To get down to these 12 albums, we had to listen to, literally, about a hundred. So they are ALL good. See what appeals. Then hear what appeals. Just order them from Claddagh, and you can get to them through this site---or go direct to the artists after you visit their sites. Brace yourself, Bridgid, here…

 Margeson On The Music

 Christmas approacheth. Gift ideas here. Lots of reviews this month, lots of ideas. To get down to these 12 albums, we had to listen to, literally, about a hundred. So they are ALL good. See what appeals. Then hear what appeals. Just order them from Claddagh, and you can get to them through this site---or go direct to the artists after you visit their sites. Brace yourself, Bridgid, here we go:

 1. Heartstring Sessions—Maire ni Chathasaigh Chris Newman Arite McGlynn Nollaig Casey

 The truth is we'd buy an album of these particular musicians tuning up and playing the scale. Maire is the best Celtic harp player in the world. The same arguments can well be made about Chris and Artie on guitar and Nollaig on fiddle. A joy. And, a lovely surprise in a guitar duet on a very American, Saturday Night Shuffle. Maire's, Lament for Limerick is the most beautiful piece on the album, and that is saying a lot. Maire and Nollaig are sisters, Artie is married to Nollaig while Chris and Maire are partners, as well. Keeping it all in the family is an inspiration, and produces one of the best albums of the year. Rating: Four Harps

 2. Tuned Up Brendan Mulholland Brendan Hendry Paul McSherry

 There are 10 cuts on this album, and it is an early qualifier for Instrumental Album of the Year. Derry musicians Mulholland on flute, Hendry on fiddle and McSherry on guitar have produced the virtually perfect instrumental album. These lads can play! No fuss. No frills. No production gimmicks. Just straight ahead trad played perfectly. There is always, always more than enough room for musicians of this caliber using this approach. Welcome, lads! You have played a blinder! Fab! Rating: Four Harps

 3. Pictures in Time-----Out in the Fields Matt Keane and Orlaith Keane

 Matt Keane has been our fav Keane family singer for a long time. We have also long lamented the fact that he didn't record more Now he has!! And, he's still got it! Bigtime. Pictures in Time is the newest of the two albums. It is a joint production with his daughter, Orlaith. Stunning. First, it must be said that Orlaith clearly shows the Keane legacy is in very good hands. Matt sings,a couple, Orlaith sings a couple. Wonderful. The first time we ever heard I Wish It Would Rain was on a wonderful Lynn Morris bluegrass album a few years ago. We always think no one can equal Morris on anything. Wrong. Orlaith shows a depth of maturity here and a gorgeous voice, all her own and all-Keane at the same time. What to say about Matt? He could sing the phone book and we'd be there for it. Out in the Fields has been out a few months, and is Matt in solo. Both these albums are thoroughly entertaining and Irish to the very core. We think we may well be listening to Male Vocalist of the Year here, and Orlaith has to be on the short list for Newcomer of the year! Rating: Four Harps

 4. Jimmy Keane and Pat Broaders----bo Ho Ho Hola---bohola

 First of all, bohola fans know the band does not capitalize the "b" in its name. Save the e-mails. Two albums here from the lads. Jimmy Keane and Pat Broaders are entering their tenth year of bohola. A great decade. The first album, titled for the two, is a great collection of song and instrumentals. No one sounds like bohola, and no one else could really even try this. Magic at the deepest level. Bo-Ho-Ho- Hola is a Christmas album, and the real only "must have" for the holiday season. The tops in holiday fare, a wondrous mix of tunes, songs and stories, it is a real, true Irish Christmas experience. Just perfect. It joins The Chieftain's, Bells of Dublin and Kathy Cowan's, A Kiltartan Road Christmas as the absolute zenith of the genre. Two new albums from the best piano accordion player in Irish music (Jimmy) and the beautiful voice of Pat Broaders playing a bouzar ( a guitar with a bouzouki neck!!). This is the best. Period. Rating: Four Harps

 5. Up and Coming---Oisin Hernon Conal Hernon Carl Hessison

 Oisin and Conal are 16 and 13, respectively, as of the time of this recording. Oisin is on the button box, Conal on the banjo. Of course, it goes without saying they come from an incredibly talented musical family. The immediate family, including the brothers, has 17 All-Ireland titles to its credit. To hear two musicians this good, this mature and this young can get depressing. Stunning. Stunning. This much talent and their whole lives ahead of them. Who wins? All of us! Especially us. We get to hear them for years, God willing. Get up,'ya boyos! It is on Clo-iar-Chonnacta. Is this label capable of producing anything less than perfection from each of its artists? Rating: Four Harps

 6. Consider the Source---Brian Conway

 We first heard Conway at a special concert for Andy McGann last year at the Irish-American Heritage Center in Chicago, along with Joe Burke on button box and Felix Dolan on piano. The resultant live album won a number of Awards, and rightly so. This is a lively 14 tunes and a beautiful song, Highland Mary by Niamh Parsons. Guest musicians are sitting in, including Billy McComiskey on button box , Joanie Madden on flutes and whistles, and Felix's son, Brendan on piano. Terrific. We MIGHT have preferred one of the many pics not to be showing Brian displaying his great teeth through so many smiles, but we quibble. The music is the thing here, and it is lovely. Rating: 3 and ½ Harps

 7. Unearthed----Paul McGlinchey

 This superior Tyrone flute player offers a real treat in this all-instrumental album. Great. Great. And, he really is the definitive northern flute player, his phrasing and tone so redolent of the area. Lots of great side cats add a real sense of depth here, and really aid Paul in showcasing his sensational style and phrasing. A treat. A treat to be sure. Love real, pure Irish flute playing? Here it is. Rating: Four Harps

 8. Humours of Highgate---John Blake Lamond Gillespe Mick Leahy

 We met John Blake at the recent Dublin Pipers' Club event, Piperlink, in Chicago. We felt like a kid, such is our admiration. Blake took part in one of the all-time, all-time great trad instrumental albums of a few years ago, Tap Room Trio. He is a perfect guitarist in accompaniment on trad music, and a brill flute player. Joined here by Lamond Gillespie on fiddle and Mick Leahy on bouzouki, guitar and banjo, this is another gem. We were equally thrilled in meeting John, as well by getting the opportunity to alert you to this album, which is a serious, serious contender for Instrumental Album of the Year. Why mince words? You will love this. Find it!! Rating: Four Harps

 9. The New Shoes Nuala Kennedy

 A great flute player, Nual's first album is a winner. We are late to the date here. This has been out for some months, and we need to tell you that she is a gift---BUT---while some of the tunes prove what she has to offer, some seem disjointed and out of sync with the rest of the album. All in all, this is great stuff. She has wonderful musicians sitting in. Like a lot of young players, she needs to chart her line between trad and a more modern sound the best way she can. She is a musician to watch---and to hear. Rating: Three Harps

 10. Far, Far From Ypres---Greentrax Music

 There are only a few labels that can compete with Greentrax in producing wonderful music and magic, but none better at it. This double album is an exhaustive study of the songs, music and poems of WW I. It is a treasure for the Scottish historian, or anyone who loves history. This takes you there. It is the heart of the tragedy---from funny music hall songs of the day to poems that will rend your heart. This is the best of the best---a great, entertaining album that is also important. Very important. As usual, Greentrax comes up trumps. Rating: Four Stars, and wish we had more !!

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This winter break was filled with work, work, and more work. Just kidding. We did plan on doing a lot of work this break to pull off this long awaited transformation, but there was a lot of game playing, festive activities, goofing off around town, movie watching, and general lazing in between. Now that we have made it to the 'after' of this project we are more than ecstatic that we pushed through and put in the time; our neglected, box-filled basement is beginning to turn into the family room it is meant to be.
The basement used to be a separate apartment that was rented out. It has its own entrance from the backyard, a bathroom, kitchen, and laundry area. And as you can gather from the 'before' image, it was pretty hideous. Prior to moving in we got the floors re-finished. We had to get rid of that horrible painted salmon concrete before we started filling it in with boxes. I've always wanted an industrial concrete floor and this was my chance, so we got a concrete overlay put in (check back for a post on that whole process later on). Here are some of the drool worthy images I used for inspriation.
The double mirrored closet just wasn't doing it for me, so I planned on tearing it down and building a wall to wall bookcase for the library Matt has always wanted for his much beloved book collection (the third row down from top, yeah that's mine, that's all I got). The books that didn't fit in this case ended up on a vintage library cart I scored a while back.
I digress, back to the project at hand. So I had a few designs in my head and ended up mixing a few of them together to come up with this final incarnation. My office needed to be part of the equation, and I hadn't had a clear vision that made me happy and inspired yet, so I decided to merge it into the bookcase. My main goals for this area were for it to be clean and minimal, modern, asymmetrical, and built in. I wanted all of our different sized books to have their own snug little cubbies, as well as spaces for visual breaks as to not be too overwhelming and cluttered. After I figured out the exact measurements I took off my gloves, put on my directors hat, and handed the rest over to Matt. I wasn't able to help build it as much as I would have like to (I was hoping to be able to learn a lot from this), but he totally pulled it off on his own and really did a magnificent job.
One of the problems we ran into was how to hold up the right side of the shelving above the desk while keeping the space below untouched. I didn't want any kind of legs protruding off of the desk interrupting the workspace, and I didn't want any visual break in the negative space above. We ended up creating brackets out of plumbing pipe that we used for the desk legs (and also for our breakfast nook table). It ended up working out perfectly.
In the end we couldn't be happier with the result, and it has really helped to kick the rest of the basement renovation into high gear. I now look forward to going downstairs to work in my office amongst all of Matt's little friends.
Tips: paint beforehand. Better yet, spray paint beforehand! Painting all the nooks and crannies after it was installed took FORever. We threw on the Nerdist Podcast and just went at it (for three 5 hour stints in a row).
If you're a Podcast addict like me check out some of my faves here.
Cost: less than $300 for all the wood, drywall, primer and paint, screws, and pipe.
(what blew me away is that I have seen similar set ups, without a desk, going for almost $8000....whaaat? that's insane)
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Video: Raw Video: Chris Collins (R) Votes
CLARENCE, NY - Chris Collins and his supporters may have spent millions of dollars on campaign commercials, but Collins, a Republican who seeks to unseat Rep. Kathy Hochul (D) in the tightly contested race for NY's 27th Congressional District seat, still chose to spend a lot of time traveling the 5,200 square mile district, which includes parts of eight counties.
In fact, after voting this morning at a fire hall in Clarence, he planned to spend part of Election Day continuing to visit the so-called "GLOW" counties, of Genesee, Livingston, Orleans, and Wyoming.
He knows he has to energize his base, in order to topple Hochul, who despite being a Democrat in a mostly republican district, has proven to be popular.
"It's always turnout. The people who support you that don't vote don't count, so that's why we've got a great turnout operation, we've had that going for some time, we've made 200,000 phone calls, we've identified our supporters and we're going to get them out," Collins told reporters after casting his ballot.
Though Collins lost his re-election bid for Erie County executive last year, the congressional district only contains the county's eastern and southern suburbs, outside of the city of Buffalo, places where he did quite well in 2011.
"We're going to do well in every county, but we're doing real well in Erie County, and that's very reassuring since they know me best in Erie County, and the fact that we have a nice lead here I think says quite a lot," said Collins.
As one might expect, with an enrollment edge for Republicans, polls show Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney doing well in NY's 27th. However, they also indicate that Collins may not be doing as well here as Romney, and that may well be an area concern for him.
"It comes back to campaigning against an incumbent. We feel very confident going into tonight...we'll see what the final numbers are, but we think Mitt Romney's great showing is certainly going to be very helpful to us," Collins said.
Collins, like his opponent, has run two campaigns in two consecutive years. (Hochul won a Special Congressional Election in the spring of 2011, 6 months before Collins was defeated in his re-election bid for Erie County Executive).
But despite the amount of campaigning he's done, Collins seems none the worse for wear.
"I come home more energized than when I go out because it's the people and their energy knowing this country is at a tipping point. We have to go in a different direction and I have never seen this kind of energy before. This election matters...it matters in my race, it matters in the Romney-Obama race...this election matters more than any we have seen since we elected Abraham Lincoln," Collins said.
Two On Your Side Reporter Dave McKinley will be covering the Collins campaign tonight, when it winds up at the Avante in downtown Buffalo where Collins will gather with supporters and other candidates endorsed by the Erie County Republican Party.
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42 U.S. Code § 9203 - Comprehensive program management plan
(a) Program activities and periods; consultations with heads of Federal agencies and non-Federal organizations
The Secretary shall prepare a comprehensive program management plan for the research, development, demonstration, and technology application activities to carry out the purposes of this chapter. The program activities shall be conducted in accordance with such comprehensive plan which shall include—
(3) a three-year program for wind resource assessment [1]
which shall be consistent with the provisions of sections 9204, 9205, and 9206 of this title. In the preparation of such plan, the Secretary shall consult with the Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, the Secretary of the Interior, and the heads of such other Federal agencies and such public and private organizations as he deems appropriate.
(b) Initial transmittal to Congressional committees
The Secretary shall transmit the comprehensive program management plan to the Committee on Science and Technology of the House of Representatives and the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources of the Senate within nine months after September 8, 1980.
(c) Subsequent transmittals to Congress; descriptive statement: current plan, changes, justification for changes, progress, interagency cooperation, and recommendations for achievement of goals
Concurrently with the submission of the President's annual budget to the Congress for each year after the year in which the comprehensive plan is initially transmitted under subsection (b) of this section, the Secretary shall transmit to the Congress a detailed description of the comprehensive plan as then in effect, setting forth the modifications which may be necessary to appropriately revise such plan and any changes in circumstances which may have occurred since the plan or the last previous modification thereof was transmitted in accordance with this section. The detailed description of the comprehensive plan under this subsection shall include but need not be limited to a statement setting forth with respect to each of the programs under this chapter any changes in—
(1) the anticipated research, development, demonstration, and technology application objectives to be achieved by the program;
(2) the program elements, management structure, and activities, including any regional aspects and field responsibilities thereof;
(3) the program strategies and technology applications plans, including detailed mile- stone goals to be achieved during the next fiscal year for all major activities and projects;
(6) the estimated relative financial contributions of the Federal Government and non-Federal participants in the program.
Such description shall also include a detailed justification of any such changes, a detailed description of the progress made toward achieving the goals of this chapter, a statement on the status of interagency cooperation in meeting such goals, and any legislative or other recommendations which the Secretary may have to help attain such goals.
[1] So in original. Probably should be followed by a comma.
Source(Pub. L. 96–345, § 4,Sept. 8, 1980, 94 Stat. 1141.)
Change of Name
Committee on Science and Technology of House of Representatives changed to Committee on Science, Space, and Technology of House of Representatives by House Resolution No. 5, One Hundred Twelfth Congress, Jan. 5, 2011.
Termination of Reporting Requirements
For termination, effective May 15, 2000, of provisions of law requiring submittal to Congress of any annual, semiannual, or other regular periodic report listed in House Document No. 103–7 (in which a report required under subsec. (c) of this section is listed as the 6th item on page 87), see section 3003 ofPub. L. 104–66, as amended, and section 1 (a)(4) [div. A, § 1402(1)] of Pub. L. 106–554, set out as notes under section 1113 of Title 31, Money and Finance.
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When you use the SendCommandRepository class to retrieve a set of commands to include in a Send menu, you must provide a context object. A context object contains information that is required to send content from your application to a recipient. For example, if your application allows a BlackBerry device user to send text and the user chooses to send the text in an email message, the context object might contain the subject and body of the email message to send.
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Going to take my wife to the Kingdom Trails. I've been once and enjoyed them immensely. I liked most everything I rode but felt stuff like Sidewinder and Tap and Dye might be above her skill level. She's got great endurance and is a good climber but, is just learning to deal with steeps and more serious gnarl. Any suggestions for some 3-4 -5 hr loops where I don't get myself in trouble. May ride 3 days. Thanks-Mike
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