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The Cancer Council is the leading cancer charity in New South Wales. Cancer Council NSW is an independent charity not funded by the government, with the bulk of its income being raised through fundraising events and donations from the community. Their mission is to defeat cancer through engaging the community. Their vision will be realised when lives are not cut short by cancer nor their quality of life diminished. Cancer Council NSW undertakes three important aspects of cancer control – research, prevention and support for people with cancer, their families and friends.
Why are you participating in the "Augustana in Australia" program?
I am participating in the "Augustana in Australia" program in order to gain internship and international experience in business.
What value do you hope to add back to the internship site?
I hope to valuably impact my internship site by successfully accomplishing tasks and meeting or exceeding expectations.
What do you hope to learn on your internship?
On my internship I hope to learn about the Australian culture as well as any skills and information I need to be successful in the healthcare industry.
Where do you plan to travel during your term "down under?"
During this term I plan to travel to the Great Barrier Reef, and possibly New Zealand.
What do you anticipate to be the highlight of your experience "down under?"
I think that my highlight of this experience will be skydiving.


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Keira Knightley says acting can be like a drug
Keira Knightley has admitted that acting is like a drug for her, only as long as it is going well.
The 28-year-old singer claimed that she loves getting inside somebody's head while acting, adding that for a second between action and cut, there will be a couple of times where it feels absolutely real, Metro.co.uk reported.
Knightley claimed that moment to be magic, where those words are completely your own and if it's going well, you get it twice a day but if it's not, you don't get it at all.
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Expo 2010 Shanghai + Architecture in Beijing
The first World Exposition was held in London in 1851, in the wake of the Industrial Revolution. Ever since this origin in the age of industrialization, World Expos have presented the scientific and technological achievements of their times – representative examples being Joseph Paxton's Crystal Palace and the Eiffel Tower in Paris. The World's Fair is also said to be a response to the development of commerce and manufacturing that resulted from a population explosion and its concentration in cities and to the growth in international trade that accompanied advances in transportation systems. The host cities of past Expos parlayed economic success into successful invitations, and developed further as a result of the Expos.
Notable examples include London, Paris, Chicago and Osaka.
And in 2010, Shanghai.
This issue features the World Expo currently underway in Shanghai. It introduces 34 pavilions newly photographed after the opening on May 1, with detailed information from the participating architects.
It also introduces some projects recently completed in Beijing, with an essay discussing developer-architect dynamics in the socio-political context. In addition to the large-scale projects that fascinated the world during the 2008 Olympic Games, mediumand small-scale buildings are going up rapidly. Together with the mega-event Expo 2010 Shanghai, we introduce the practice of Chinese architects who are grappling honestly with conditions in their city. (a+u)
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Maurício "Shogun" Rua is a former Pride FC middleweight champion (2005) and a previous holder of the UFC's light-heavyweight title; UFC 113, 2010; Lyoto Machida.
He's a fighter that prefers to stand and trade with his opponents, and as he recently demonstrated two weeks ago at UFN 33 in Brisbane, Australia, and as against James Te Huna, Rua has more than enough power to turn out any fighter's lights.
However, where Shogun has shown moments of absolute brilliance in the UFC's Octagon, he's also and just as equally, looked outclassed; his last loss, that to Chael Sonnen at UFN 26 in August, being the best example of such.
At 6 & 6 in the senior circuit 205 pound class, Rua has stopped the likes of Chuck Liddell, Lyoto Machida and Forest Griffin, but has yet to put together a winning streak. And although he was able to take the division's title, he was subsequently unable to defend it. Simply put, Shogun has been a hit-and-miss fighter at light-heavyweight and to the point that there have been rumblings of the Shogun dropping to middleweight, and seeing if he'd have better success in the lighter division.
To the point, Shogun himself has mused about the move to 185 and perhaps even more importantly, the UFC's President has waxed about the idea, and as recently as Rua's last fight. On the subject, Dana White pointedly stated that if Rua had lost to Te Huna earlier this month that he would've had "that conversation" with him; meaning retirement. More exactly, White stated that if Rua had lost to Te Huna that he would have been "interested in giving him a run at 185", but apparently that would have been more of an ultimatum than an offer.
However, Shogun did win and he won big. As such, he's breathed fresh life and confidence into his 205 career and from what Rua is saying past the Te Huna victory, he has no intention of moving to middleweight.
In speaking with MMAFighting.com,Maurício made his intentions known and it's clear that he wants to stay at light-heavyweight. As Shogun put it"
"I'll stay at 205, there's no way (I can drop to 185). I spoke with my team after the fight and they said I shouldn't, so I won't. I'll stay at 205.
The light-heavyweight division is the toughest division. I won two world titles in this division, so I'm adapted to it. My dream is to win the title again, but I'm only thinking about my next fight. I'm not thinking about the title now."
In terms of whom Shogun is anticipating as his next 205 challenge, it appears that Rua thinks it could well be the number five ranked fighter in the division, Antonio Rogerio Nogueira.
As Shogun put it, "Sure, it could be 'Minotouro.' He's done great recently, so this fight could happen."
In a compression of the two fighters, it's a good match for both.
As with Shogun, Nogueira likes to stand and will probably be more than happy to give Rua the fight that he wants, which would be to stand and trade. However, and like Rua, he can fight on the ground should he elect or need to do so. All round and given the rankings, a match between the pair makes sense and taking into account that both fighters are healthy and currently un-booked, it seems that the duo could well be assigned to one another.
Further, it's a fight that would give Nogueira a chance to avenge his 2005 Pride FC decision loss to Rua and that's probably more than enough to get Minotouro to sign on.
All in all, fans shouldn't be shocked to see this fight announced in the coming months.


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WEGO HAWMC Day 27
"If you wrote a book about your life, your community, your condition, or your Health Activism – what would you title it? Come up with 5 working titles."
"What about your biography?"
Good morning! Today…I am lazy. No, not my normal lazy, but REALLY lazy!
So I'm gonna do something I don't normally do and simply refer you guys to the a Top Ten List from last month, Top Ten Book Ideas That'll Never Make Me Rich. And since there are ten instead of five, it's like you're getting double the post you would have if I'd actually written a new one. BONUS!
To ease my guilt at being a Couch-Slug today, I did something that several of you have asked me to do. It also happens to be something that every last "How To" book emphatically says NOT to do. Which tends to have the opposite effect of the stern warming and instead only serves to make me want to do it more.
If you're slightly bored with some time on your hands to kill, here is an excerpt from my Biography, if I were to actually write one. Which I haven't because you can't write a Biography about yourself. That would make it an Autobiography. (You're welcome!)


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Rockfax DescriptionGood, physical climbing up the steep corner and narrow chimney/crack. A forceful approach pays dividends but don't forget to place the bomber gear. © ROCKFAX
Ticklists: West Country Climbs, SW Climbs - Swanage.
Photo: Skyhook (and one of his rare gear placements) © phantom whistler
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Good gear but hard going. It is all over in about 12m but every hold is hard won. Dave Mahon - Lead - 15/Aug/15 with Brian Mead
LJC - Lead O/S - 29/Jul/15 with Mark
One small whipperCiderslider - Lead - 29/Jul/15 with Luca, Ben
Hidden - 2nd dog - Jul/15
Jan.Hrb - Lead O/S - 13/Jun/15 with Ales
samohtdoowde - 2nd dog - 10/Feb/15 with Sam Ford
nailsmattc - Lead dnf - 02/Jan/15
ian bryant - 2015
Hidden - 2nd rpt - 06/Dec/14
Hidden - TR - 03/Aug/14
brian watson - TR - 03/Aug/14 with bob mott
riff156 - Lead dog - 06/Jul/14 with Jo Smith
will_benfold - Lead O/S - 25/May/14 with Sarah Woodrow
Felt quite greasy. Didn't enjoy the bottom section!Pintsize - 2nd - 25/May/14 with Will Benfold
Hidden - TR rpt - 16/May/14
RosePearson - Lead O/S - 30/Apr/14 with Becky Howard
leohl - 2nd O/S - 16/Aug/13 with Jonathon Cook
elbeanio - 2nd O/S - 03/Aug/13
Monkey_Alan - Lead rpt - 23/Jun/13 with Lawrence Dudley
Julian Prieto - Lead O/S - 10/Jun/13 with Hector Prieto
hector - 2nd O/S - 10/Jun/13 with Julian Prieto
Moved right at halfway and finished on ParalysisdanJBA - Lead O/S - 31/May/13 with Matt Roberts, James Hoar
It was a bit greasy on the key handholds.RKirke - Lead RP - 26/May/13
AlexD - Lead β - 21/Apr/13 with Scott
Lead the first half, then strayed unintentionally onto Paralysis, E2 5C. Couldn't do that and came down. Tim top roped to my high point and finished the route.neilwiltshire - AltLd - 20/Apr/13 with Tim Cooper
daviesp2 - 2nd - 20/Apr/13
riff156 - Lead O/S - 06/Apr/13 with Hannahc
Hidden - Lead rpt - 2013
ianto - 2013
Hidden - Lead O/S - 29/Sep/12
Stroppy - Lead O/S - 12/Sep/12 with Rob Thomas
Lots of seepage on the route, crucial holds were slightly polished and soaking wet.windle - Lead dog - 12/Sep/12 with james barry
backed off, cracks damp & line looked unappealing once on the route so didn't seem worth italastairbegley - Lead dnf - 28/Aug/12
Hidden - Lead O/S - 20/Aug/12
Hidden - 2nd rpt - 20/Aug/12
Anthony Dixon - Lead - 04/Aug/12
Hidden - Lead rpt - 16/Jun/12
Sophie Nunn - 2nd rpt - 13/Jun/12 with Alan, Scott
Finally got around to leading this, with Scott's helpful comments at the crux confirming my worst fears of the "trick".Monkey_Alan - Lead β - 13/Jun/12 with Sophie Nunn, Scott Titt
Hidden - TR - 26/May/12
took over from john after going of linemartin clarke - Lead - 06/May/12 with nick andrews, john frost
At the bottom of the chimney moved to the right into Paralysis (E2) and then moved back into the chimney. Off the route I guess, not really gradable, but still interesting climb, I fell off a year ago.andrzej kierzek - Lead rpt - 01/Apr/12 with Tara
Hidden - Lead O/S - 25/Mar/12
A bit of a struggle but clean this time - what a great climb !Ciderslider - Lead rpt - 12/Mar/12 with Mick Ward
Pretty straightforward if you bridge out the corner most the wayLukeyG - Lead - 03/Mar/12
Hidden - Lead - Mar/12
Hidden - Lead O/S - Mar/12
Very wet, but I made a complete dogs of it this time - fell off twice and gave upCiderslider - Lead dnf - 29/Feb/12 with LukeyG
PAJames - 2012
Pete Scott - 2nd O/S - 12/Nov/11
petecallaghan - 2nd dog - 23/Oct/11 with Nick Donohue
Boogs - 2nd dog - 16/Oct/11 with Scott Titt
Get in there, you beauty ! Finally nemesis led, all be it not an onsight - but still very happy. What a great climb (bit damp today though).Ciderslider - Lead - 26/Sep/11
After climbing badly all day didn't feel up to leading what I thought would be a real arm buster. Managed to climb it easily on top rope (and wish I had lead it). Next time. A really good climb (which stays in the obvious corner all the way up - slightly awkward move to left to gain upper crack, but its all there - looks like loads of gear placements as well).Ciderslider - TR O/S - 23/Sep/11 with Nick
took a rest at cruxhotfeet - Lead - 17/Sep/11
Hidden - 2nd - 17/Sep/11
oodie72 - 2nd O/S - 17/Sep/11 with Alan Mountford
ok so i managed to end up leaving the corner and straying onto Paralysis which is the E2 5c,deciding itt felt bloody hard for Vs moved back into the corner chimney! Spoke to the legend Scott Titt who cleared things up for me explaining that "the line shown in the rockfax dorset guide is not very accurate and you should stick to the corner as the first ascentionist would have done". A pleasure meating you Scott and thanx again! jon_gill1 - Lead O/S - 14/Aug/11 with Ian Stokes
Hidden - 2nd dog - 14/Aug/11
martin one - Lead rpt - 31/Jul/11 with Gareth
jamespilgrim - Lead O/S - 27/May/11 with Mark
haydng - Lead rpt - 21/May/11 with RachelG
sambosanquet101 - Lead - 21/May/11 with Francy Carranza
Nearly lost a finger! stuck my hand in the pocket above the first bulge and then spent the next few minutes trying to get it back out! The rest of the climb felt incredibly hard after that as my right leg had got massively pumped but I think it is quite tricky anyway. Bomber gear all the way but only if you can stop to place it......tom.ireson - Lead O/S - 15/May/11 with David Proctor
Intense!dprctr - Lead O/S - 15/May/11 with Tom Ireson
Nails! No way VS!Ceridwen - Lead dnf - 09/May/11 with Alex Dennis
RossT - 2nd - 09/Apr/11 with Tim Bee, Andrew Edwards
Hidden - Lead O/S - 02/Apr/11
gingergeorge - Lead - Apr/11 with Glen Bloomer
Hidden - 2nd - 26/Mar/11
Sophie Nunn - Lead O/S - 22/Mar/11 with Scott
jcook1980 - Lead - 2011
steve newman - 2011
Very hard first few moves.Andy Chubb - Lead - 10/Oct/10 with Jim Mulvaney
francesanncavanagh - 2nd - 08/Oct/10 with Haven Banks
Hidden - Lead O/S - 25/Jul/10
Hidden - 2nd - 07/Jul/10
adrianjenner - Lead O/S - 30/Jun/10 with Tom Bailey
andycash - Lead O/S - 19/Jun/10 with charlie o'brian
Steady climbing to a rats move over the slab into the corner. Be VERY careful with a direct finish over the stacked blocks.Zoomer - 2nd - 05/Jun/10 with Alex Rafferty
Hidden - 21/May/10
greasy hotdale1968 - 2nd O/S - 21/May/10 with Tom
Either we both climbed this completely wrong or it is a total stitch up at the grade. Not fun.The Ivanator - 2nd - 03/May/10 with Stewart
brian watson - Lead O/S - 27/Apr/10 with anne marie sheppard
Was coming round the bottom of the roof, fliddling some gear in, a bit gripped when a massive wave washed over the belay ledge! Soaked Chris and me! Retreated down the the ledge and were just thinking of what to do when another massive wave soaked us to the skin again. We jugged up the ab rope and went off for a cup of tea!bigbobbyking - Lead dnf - 27/Feb/10 with Chris Allan
finally managed to get round the roof.uncontrollable - Lead RP - 20/Feb/10 with Des
Indy Nile - 2nd O/S - 20/Feb/10 with Frodo Stickel
Ken Taylor - 2010
Hidden - 2010
Hidden - Lead - 05/Sep/09
tobydunford - Lead O/S - 04/Sep/09 with Chris Weedon
colkurtz - 2nd - Sep/09 with Matt, Robb
Hidden - 2nd dog - 23/Aug/09
mol - 2nd - 22/Aug/09 with Jesse
Jesse Dufton - Lead - 22/Aug/09 with Molly Thompson
Darrell Read - 2nd - 22/Aug/09 with Oliver Mentz
henbot - 2nd - 05/Jul/09 with Ben Bradford
uncontrollable - Lead dnf - 27/Jun/09 with Alan B
Tryed going straight up the chimney not noticing the massive flake on the right. Clean next time.breed - Lead dog - 16/Jun/09 with Kyle Fayers
Hidden - 2nd - 14/Jun/09
MarkRyder - Lead RP - 06/Jun/09 with Lee
Kyle F - 2nd - Jun/09
Sandrine - 2nd - 30/May/09 with Halfwaythere
djking1983 - 2nd O/S - 28/May/09 with Rich Brammall
Bram - Lead - 28/May/09 with Dave King
martin one - Lead rpt - 24/May/09 with dave knight
An after work climb :) Bit of an effort I thought?jezb1 - Lead - 14/Apr/09
Dan_Carroll - Lead O/S - 13/Apr/09 with Rebecca Holland
Beck Holland - 2nd dog - 13/Apr/09 with Dan_Carroll
Attempted to join Paralysis (unintentionally) at the point where one regains the corner. Was rather concerned for a bit, but an attack of sanity brought me back to the line, and left me happy.cmsg - Lead O/S - 14/Mar/09 with Matthieu Gaudat
somehow missed the line and finished over Paralysis (in a very dogged way) wondering why VS feels so hard uncontrollable - Lead dog - 28/Feb/09 with Viskii
Hidden - 2nd - 28/Feb/09
Hidden - 2009
sdht - 2009
hrgcb - 2009 with Joe Prinold
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 16/Nov/08
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 29/Aug/08
djking1983 - Lead - 29/Aug/08 with Andy Smith
JDSwain - 2nd O/S - 15/Jun/08 with sam cox
sam_cox - Lead O/S - 15/Jun/08 with John Swain
haydng - Lead O/S - 10/May/08 with Rachel
RMG - 2nd - 10/May/08 with haydng
tobydunford - Lead dog - 26/Apr/08 with Lisa Paling
LiLaMont - 2nd β - 26/Apr/08 with Toby Dunford
Had bit of a fight on this, think secret is dont stray from corner onto wall. I new-routed Transcript Indirectmanwithacam - Lead - 06/Apr/08 with caiwei
Simon Allcock - Lead - Apr/08 with nick
got my calves well pumped on the second! phew!w.pettet-smith - 2nd - 24/Mar/08 with david coley
Hidden - 2nd - 17/Feb/08
daveagriff - 2nd - 2008
ASchwirtz - Lead O/S - 2008 with Scott Swalling
Kirill - 2nd - 31/Oct/07 with Charles Moreton
cem - Lead rpt - 31/Oct/07 with Kirill Spiridonov
aged_ape - Oct/07 with Alex B
riddle - Lead O/S - 21/Jul/07
MontyH - Lead O/S - 04/Jun/07 with Pete Frost and Paul Milton
jchenoweth - 2nd O/S - 03/Jun/07 with Fat Alan
Strenuous.alexrp - 2nd - 17/May/07 with Tony F
andyfeds - Lead rpt - 22/Apr/07 with Neil T
Hidden - 2nd - 21/Apr/07
Hidden - Lead O/S - 21/Apr/07
Hidden - Lead O/S - 11/Mar/07
eldre070 - 2nd dog - 03/Feb/07 with Paul Rigg
Rob Kennard - 2007
Southern Mark Smith - Lead O/S - 2007
Hidden - Lead O/S - 2007
Hidden - TR - 30/Aug/06
Hidden - Lead O/S - Aug/06
Brucifer - 2nd - Aug/06 with alan rosier
Hidden - Lead O/S - 18/Jun/06
dan gibson - 2006
mikelaing - 2006
Neil Adams - Lead O/S - 2006
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 2006
Hidden - Lead dog - 10/Dec/05
Hidden - 2nd - 23/Oct/05
Hidden - Lead O/S - 23/Jul/05
timharrison - Lead O/S - Jun/05
Soaking wet!steve taylor - 2nd β - 01/May/05 with Scott Titt
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 10/Apr/05
Marq - 2nd O/S - 20/Mar/05 with Jamie (Craggy Island)
Alaric - Lead - 20/Jun/04 with Neil, Karen B
timharrison - 2nd - 15/May/04 with Reuben
Boxy - Lead O/S - 07/Feb/04
ellie macpherson - TR - 17/May/03 with mike henesey
Richard Horn - 2003
pezzerrr - Lead O/S - 11/Apr/01
FrankW - 2nd O/S - 03/Jun/00 with Joe
Hidden - TR - 23/Jan/00
Marti999 - Lead - 2000
Ian Jones - Solo O/S - 2000 with Karen Ghiselli
akamini - Lead - Apr/99
Hidden - Lead - 1999
jl - Lead O/S - 02/Sep/97 with Scuzz
Hidden - Lead O/S - 1997
nacnud - Lead - 09/Nov/96
cem - 2nd - Sep/96 with Graham Dolman
tracyclimber - Lead - 06/Oct/95
Hidden - TR O/S - 15/Apr/95
Dringo - 1995
colin milton - TR - 17/Sep/94 with eric milton
jim_randell - 2nd O/S - 11/Jun/94 with FW
MoWalker3 - 19/Nov/89
steve taylor - Lead O/S - Apr/89 with mark grover
Nigel Coe - Solo - 14/Jul/88
Hidden - Lead O/S - 1985
Had previously seconded this route. Partner and date not known. Early 1980,s.Russell Lovett - Lead rpt - 28/Apr/84 with unknown
Nigel Coe - TR - 22/Jun/83 with Tim Dunsby
Nigel Coe - Lead - 20/Jun/80 with John Walmsley
Nigel Coe - Lead - 02/Sep/79 with Frank Farrell
Chris Terrey - Lead - May/78 with Dave Kelsey, Gerry Dunford
Nigel Bond - Lead - 27/Jul/74 with Dave Jolliffe, Pete Dainty
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CBS greenlights three new dramas for fall
All three of these shows are one-hour dramas, so that means the rumors about Without A Trace, Cold Case and The Unit all being on the bubble were true. Cold Case had a strong finish with a two-parter that performed very well in the ratings, so it could be safe, but the other two are likely to be ending their runs.
Another iffy hour is Eleventh Hour. No word on whether this Jerry Bruckheimer show will get a second season, but the lack of chatter makes me suspect it's not coming back.
The Good Wife casts ER vet Julianna as a lawyer who's forced back to the work when her spouse is convicted and sent the prison. There are big name director/producers attached to The Good Wife, brothers Ridley and Tony Scott (Bladerunner and Spy Game, respectively), as well as David Zucker (A Walk in the Clouds). Who says clout doesn't matter in Hollywood?
Three Rivers has behind the camera, experienced producers, as well -- Carol Barbee and filmmaker Curtis Hanson (L.A. Confidential). Barbee's last CBS series were Swingtown and Jericho, two shows with cult followings that failed to find a wide audience. She should be perfectly paired with O'Loughlin, then, because his Moonlight series is stlll being mourned by some fans who never understood why it was canceled.
As for the NCIS spinoff, I'm not surprised by the pickup, but I am hoping that the subsequent series is better than the pilot.


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4MLinux Server Edition, a special distribution based on Busybox, Dropbear, OpenSSH and PuTTY, is now at version 5.0.
According to the developers, 4MLinux Server Edition 5.0 is just an updated version of 4MLinux 4.1 Server Edition using 4MLinux 5.0 as the core system.
Highlights of 4MLinux Server Edition 5.0:
• TFTP (vsftpd 3.0.2), HTTP (Busybox 1.20.2) with HTTPS (via Stunnel 3.22), SFTP (OpenSSH 6.1p1 ), SSH (Dropbear 2012.55), and Telnet;
• A proxy server (Polipo 22.214.171.124 with Tor 0.2.3.25) and rdesktop 1.7.1 are also available;
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Cinema Display pricing cut by as much as $500
updated 02:30 pm EDT, Wed October 19, 2005
Cinema display pricing
Apple on Wednesday reduced pricing on its line, lowering the 23-inch model by $200 and the 30-inch version by $500. The 20-inch version sells for $800 and offers a 1680 x 1050 optimal resolution. The 23-inch model costs $1300 with a native resolution of 1920 x 1200. The 30-inch display -- which requires an ATI Radeon 9650, Radeon X850 XT or NVIDIA GeForce 6800 GT DDL Card -- now sells for $2500. The 30-inch model has a resolution of 2560 x 1600. All the displays are VESA mount compatible. Each display also features 2 USB ports and 2 FireWire 400 ports.


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Faculty Publications 1992
Andrews, Emily S. and Michael D. Hurd. "Employee Benefits and Retirement Income Adequacy: Data, Research, and Policy Issues." IN: Pensions and the Economy: Sources, Uses, and Limitations of Data. Edited by Zvi Bodie and Alicia H. Munnell. Pension Research Council, Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. 1992. p.1-30.
Bodah, Matthew M. "International Jurisprudence and Trade Union Democracy: The Case of the Auto Workers." Economic and Industrial Democracy. 13(l):45-67. February 1992.
Taylor, Suzanne Saunders. Negotiating Health Insurance in the Workplace: A Basic Guide. Bureau of National Affairs. 1992. 334p.
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By KEN LARSONSun Advocate publisher
Every successful city has an effective master or general plan. The plan which acts as a guide for making decisions regarding community growth and improvement.
That's why Price officials are in the process of creating a new city general plan. The mayor and city council would like to involve the public in creating a document which reflects the desires of the community.
Public input is being sought through a survey of local residents and a series of community meetings.
A citizen advisory committee made up of 12 Price residents and community leaders was recently established to work with the planning group at JUB Engineers to assist in the general development process.
In addition a larger group of community stakeholders recently met with the committee in several planning exercises to help determine the future community vision, as well as the necessary plan elements and goals. The planning process will take approximately eight months, with final public hearings on the plan slated for April of next year.
The new Price city general plan will cover many community issues and concepts, including land uses and zoning, economic development, urban design and beautification, housing, transportation, parks and recreation, and public services.
It will assist the city officials in focusing on the important current and future issues.
To identify the important issues, local residents are encouraged to participate in several taxpayers association.
When comparing teacher salaries to the private sector, Utah ranks 26th, 4.7 percent above the U.S. average
Utah educators on average earn 28 percent more than the average Utah private sector worker. This ratio is 4.7 percent higher than the equivalent ratio for the nation as a whole, according to the AFT.
Utah's current ranking is a significant improvement over its 1992 ranking of 46th highest.
Utah teacher salaries in comparison to college-educated workers is 35th in the nation, 2.7 percent below the U.S. average.
Utah educators earn 0.9 percent more than the average college-educated Utah worker, which is slightly lower than the 3.7 percent that average U.S. teachers earn compared to average college-educated American workers, according to ALEC.
The variation between the states is very low so that a slight 5 percent increase in Utah's ratio would increase Utah's ranking to 26th .
Utah's teachers rank 11th when compared to per-capita personal income, 8.9 percent higher than the U.S. average.
However, per-capita comparisons of Utah with other states are generally misleading due to Utah's unique demographics which are driven by families with high numbers of non-wage earning children.
Utah ranks fourth in teacher's salary increases over time compared to their counterparts in other states in the years 1992 to 2002, according to the NEA and the AFT.
During the period, nominal average teacher wages increased 43.8 percent in Utah while increasing 29.7 percent nationwide.
Utah ranked especially high in percent wage increase, and if the trend continues, Utah educators will continue to move up the national rankings.


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FAO Representation
FAO in Belize
Belize stretches over an area of 22 966 sq. km., of which 160 sq. km. is water and 22 806 sq. km. is land. The population is approximately 301,000 with a population growth rate of 3.3%. Belize was the last British colony on the American mainland, its independence delayed until 1981 by long-running tension with neighbouring Guatemala, which claims a large portion of its territory.
Belize has been a member of FAO since 1983. Since December 1994, Belize has been covered through double accreditation from the FAO Representation in Jamaica.
Food and Agriculture Situation
Agriculture, including fisheries, contributed 15% of GDP in 2003 - manufacturing of agricultural products increased the total contribution of the sector to around 20% of GDP. Agriculture currently provides some 70% of the country's total foreign exchange earnings, and employs approximately 30% of the total labour force. The agricultural base dates back to the mid-20th century when there was a shift from the production of forestry products such as logwood, mahogany and chicle towards large-scale plantation-type agriculture with citrus and banana cultivation in the south of the country and sugarcane in the north. In more recent times, "non-traditional" agricultural crops and fisheries have become more important. The main growth areas have been citrus, bananas, non-traditional and farmed shrimp. Sugar also remains important, but struggles to be competitive - even at preferential market access prices.
The expansion and improvement of agriculture is one of the principal aims of national development planning. The government has been assisted by TCP to develop a national agricultural strategy. It also received technical assistance through TCPF in Statistics, Extension, Cooperatives, and aquaculture among others. The implementation of the strategy is scheduled for funding under EU assistance. FAO discharges its many functions through the offering of technical assistance in the form of project requests made by or through the Government.
The mandate of FAO is to support national efforts to promote food security and sustainable development.
- Regional Office for Latin America and the Caribbean
- Subregional Office for the Caribbean


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Rockfax DescriptionClimb to the first bolt on Mindmeld, then traverse left to the second bolt on The Sod. From here, trend up and left using the undercut flake to gain the arete, clipping the 3rd bolt on Little Sod as you go. Finish up Little Sod. Sounds contrived, but is a pretty good route. © ROCKFAX
Hidden - Lead O/S - 03/Apr/15
Marcus - AltLd - 14/Mar/15 with Roland O'Leary
Gaz of Bath - Lead O/S - 26/Sep/14
Hidden - TR - 27/Jul/14
Joe W-O - Lead O/S - 05/Jul/14
Douglas - Jul/14 with Martin Smith
Lazytraveller - Lead β - 04/May/14 with Ric Elliot
RichyBOYY - Lead O/S - 04/May/14 with Jordan Smith
Done both of the sods before so can hardly claim an onsight, interesting route thoughdom94 - Lead β - 15/Apr/14 with Leo Hawthorne
Henry.Todman - Lead O/S - 11/Apr/14
got a bit lost at the start. bit minging crossing over from mindmeld to sod but fairly pleasant going out to arete.AlexD - Lead dog - 05/Mar/14 with mattc
nath_casper - Lead O/S - 2014
Have previously done the sod and mindmeld.
The move from the undercut to arete was a bit of a stretch!dobby 200 - Lead O/S - 08/Dec/13 with Gyles
Wam upalexjz - Lead O/S - 16/Nov/13 with Jennifer Holloway
Montse Shelbourne - Lead O/S - 03/Nov/13 with Nathan
Hidden - Lead O/S - 09/Dec/12
Brian H - Lead O/S - 09/Dec/12 with Kafoozalem
Matt Groom - Lead O/S - 15/Nov/12
MarkRyder - Lead O/S - 15/Jul/12 with Lee
Hidden - Lead β - 30/Jun/12
hard to call it onsight - the one move I hadn't done was onsight!Jonathan Emett - Lead O/S - 30/Jun/12 with Paul
mikeconway - Lead O/S - 16/Jun/12
philhaigh - Lead O/S - 06/May/12 with Natalie Haigh
nataliehaigh - 2nd dog - 06/May/12 with Phil Haigh
kermit_uk - Lead O/S - 28/Mar/12 with Ian
Qisheng Xie - Lead RP - 10/Mar/12 with Sue Su, Graham Giles
brew_guru - Lead rpt - 26/Nov/11 with Stefan
Alex More - Lead - 25/Sep/11 with Joel
Gazleah - Lead O/S - 08/Sep/11 with joey gilham
Hidden - Lead O/S - 19/Mar/11
Marti999 - Lead O/S - 15/Nov/10 with Jonny Murrey
Hidden - Lead O/S - 13/Nov/10
Ed Babs - Lead O/S - 13/Nov/10 with Tom Thorne
Hidden - Lead O/S - 17/Apr/10
Hidden - Lead O/S - 22/Mar/09
FrostyWebb - Lead RP - 19/Feb/09 with Rich D
Spacetourist - Lead O/S - 2009 with Ed Heslam
Richard Horn - Lead O/S - 23/Nov/08
Really nice climbing using all 3 routes made a small dino from the sod to the little sod which i made and believe it felt good!!!!!FrostyWebb - Lead O/S - 17/Oct/08 with Bogdan
lukea - Lead O/S - May/08 with dan
Buggered up the traverse across from Mindmeld by going too high first time! Lowered down and did it ground up second time..Wilbur - Lead RP - 02/Feb/08 with Iain
Have previously done Mindmeld and The Sod so knew the first half.catt - Lead β - 02/Feb/08 with Will
dannyboy83 - Lead O/S - Jan/07
Lloyders - Lead O/S - 2007
Phil PBC - 2006
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We're minutes off of I-75 in the heart of Detroit's cultural center, just a mile north of the Fox Theater and Comerica Park. We offer convenient valet service and an adjacent secure parking garage, making it easy to get here.
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Some people use numbers called statistics to figure out their chances of getting cancer. Or they use them to try to figure out their chance of being cured. Because no 2 people are alike, statistics can't be used to predict what will happen to one person. The statistics below describe large groups of people. They do not take into account a person's own risk factors, such as family history, behaviors, or cancer screenings. If you have questions, talk with your health care provider.
The rate of prostate cancer is about 60% higher in African-American men than white men. African-American men are also more than twice as likely to die from prostate cancer. The reasons why are not known. But some risk factors may play a part, such as differences in genes.
About 220,000 men in the U.S. will get prostate cancer in 2015. It is the most common cancer in men, not including skin cancer. Nearly two-thirds of these men will be age 65 or older.
More than 90% of all prostate cancers are found while they are either only in the prostate (local) or near the prostate (regional). The 5-year survival rate for men with these kinds of prostate tumors is nearly 100%.
Several decades ago, the 5-year survival rate for prostate cancer was 68%. Now it's almost 100%.
Nearly all men with prostate cancer survive at least 5 years. And 98% survive at least 10 years. Ninety-four percent survive at least 15 years. This includes all stages and grades of prostate cancer. It also includes all treatments.
Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in men in the U.S. after lung cancer. About 28,000 men will die of prostate cancer in 2015.
Source: American Cancer Society
Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia affects approximately 50% of men between the ages of 51-60 and 90% of men over the age of 80..


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David and his band, Stix, Kari (the road manager)… right before the last show of MKOC Tour at Beaver Creek
A quick tribute to Ben Shepherd at his last show in Anaheim, CA. <3
Ben Shepherd and Asaf Rodeh- the Guitarist (for the whole tour)
According to Ben, a former bassist of David's filled in on his place the last 2 shows.
Steven and David performing Little Drummer Boy:
David performing Fa la la La La (with Steven's daughter, Kiki, the littlest girl, on stage):
Via Steven J. Robinson's Facebook, and Mark Nylan's FB.


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Though there was some speculation that Apple's tablet would be a "Kindle-killer," reports have already started to surface over why opinions vary, but many people think that the iPad is no Kindle competitor, since the Kindle is made for one thing: eReading. The e-ink screen doesn't hurt or strain your eyes, and the absence of other "distractions" like Twitter or web browsing makes it easier to stay focused.
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