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The Associated Press had an interesting little story last week on fundraising. It reported on details from the candidates' fundraising reports.We have stated before that more and more our elections are for sale to the highest bidder and this report does not defuse that argument.It is a tragedy that it has come to this, but in a free society we see little that can be done.Anyway, here is some of the AP report.
RICHARDSON:• Total receipts to date: (includes contributions for primary and general elections, loans and transfers) $18.7 million (including $674,679 for general election).• Total contributions to date: $18.5 million.• Total spending: $12.8 million.• Cash on hand: $5.8 million.• Debt: None.• Top donor states this quarter: New Mexico, $995,064; California, $551,405; New York, $332,747.(Note: New Mexico state employees contributed at least $39,600; employees of Kaplan, Fox & Kilsheimer gave at least $20,300 and employees of Dreier LLP gave at least $12,150. Both are New York City law firms.)Of note: The New Mexico governor continues to draw support from his loyal underlings. Mostly senior-level state employees were top givers to his campaign for the quarter and have kicked in at least $257,230 overall. Another $42,150 has come from employees of the University of New Mexico thus far in the campaign.
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Other People's Pantries #60
From Cora, in Irvine, California:
Thought you might find amusing this photo I took of a pantry at a rental cabin in Heber, Arizona. The cabin is rented out to the public and is full of signs like this.
And here's what we found in the fridge!
On Saturdays, we peek into Other People's Pantries.
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In the upcoming summer semester, the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business will offer students a new opportunity to earn an entrepreneurship minor in just six weeks.
Six two-credit classes are offered, and students will identify a business opportunity to develop throughout the six-week period.
The classes include new venture fundamentals, management, marketing, financing, planning, and social responsibility. These courses will guide students in learning to identify and develop new products and services; start, launch, and manage a new business venture; and develop entrepreneurial leadership skills.
The minor will begin May 6 and end June 10.


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April 2, 2013
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MADISON, Wis. -- For the first time since 2002, Wisconsin finds itself back in the national spotlight. The Badgers are ranked No. 25 in this week's edition of the USA Today/NFCA Division I softball poll, while making their program debut in the ESPN.com/USA Softball Collegiate Top 25 Poll with a No. 23 ranking.
Wisconsin (27-4 overall, 5-1 Big Ten) was last ranked in a national poll during the 2002 season, checking in at No. 25 in the USA Today/NFCA rankings on March 21. The Badgers highest ranking came in the 2001 season when they were ranked No. 21 three times.
Over the weekend, Wisconsin went 2-1 in a three-game series at Iowa to win its second-consecutive Big Ten Conference match up. The Badgers swept Illinois to open the league season March 22-23.
UW's hot start to the season has all happened away from Madison, as the Badgers wrap up a 34-game road swing with a Big Ten series at Minnesota this weekend. Wisconsin is scheduled to open the season at Goodman Diamond on April 10 against Northern Iowa.
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Katie's lack of knowledge about HIV highlights the importance of HIV/AIDS education at a young age. As Katie lives in the UK, she had sex education lessons – this is part of the national curriculum – but around the world many young people are not offered lessons like this. Also, HIV is often missed out from sex education lessons, as it is not specifically a sexually transmitted infection; it can be transmitted in other ways too, such as by sharing injecting drug equipment, and from mother-to-child during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
In the UK, surveys show that people are increasingly confused about HIV transmission routes. 1 This may be particularly true for Katie's generation, who missed out on many of the nationwide awareness campaigns at the beginning of the HIV epidemic in the 1980s. For Katie's generation, sexual health campaigns have largely focused on chlamydia, as opposed to HIV – which has been very overlooked in recent years.
HIV is rarely the first thing on a young person's mind, but Sally's story makes us think about how HIV can affect the people around us, however old they are. Globally, 39 percent of all new adult HIV infections in 2012 were among young people aged 15-24. 2 A major part of preventing HIV infection is through education, whether that is at school or through community projects or youth groups.
Check out our teaching resources for sex education and HIV education lessons here, for use at home, at school or in youth groups. We also have some cool infographics you could share online!
- 1. National AIDS Trust (2013, January) ' Public confused about how you get HIV'
- 2. UNAIDS (2013) ' Epidemiology slides'
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Before We Were Freeby Julia AlvarezAn engrossing account of 12-year-old Anita's life amidst the fear that consumes her family.
Breaking Throughby Francisco JiménezThe autobiographical journey of the son in a family of migrant workers.
Cuba 15by Nancy OsaTells the story of Violet Paz as she prepares unwillingly for her quinceañero, the traditional Latina 15th birthday celebration. Her journey into self-discovery leads her to truly value and understand her Cuban heritage for the first time.
Diegoby Jeanette WinterThis bilingual book tells the story of Mexican muralist Diego Rivera. It explains about his life and work.
Esperanza Risingby Pam Muñoz RyanTwelve-year-old Esperanza moves from Mexico to California in the 1930s to be migrant workers.
First Day in Grapesby L. King Pérez, illustrated by Robert CasillaPortrays the story of a child of migrant workers and his school experiences.
Fridaby Jonah WinterAvailable in Spanish and English. A biography of some major events in artist Frida Kahlo's life (1907-1954).
Harvesting Hope: The Story of Cesar Chavez / Cosechando esperanza: La historia de César Chávezby Kathleen Krull, illustrated by Yuyi Morales, translated by F. Isabel Campoy & Alma Flor AdaThe biography of Cesar Chavez, from age ten when he and his family lived happily on their Arizona ranch, to age thirty-eight when he led a peaceful protest against California migrant workers miserable working conditions.
It Doesn't Have to Be This Way: A Barrio Story / No tiene que ser asi: una historia del barrioBy Luis J. Rodriguez, illustrated by Daniel GalvezWritten by a former gang member, this story depicts the pain of a Mexican-American boy in L.A., who almost joins a gang but is stopped by the tragic shooting of his cousin.
A Movie in My Pillow / Una pelicula en mi almohadaby Jorge Argueta, illustrated by Elizabeth GomezA bilingual collection of poems for children about a young Salvadoran's experiences in the Mission District of San Francisco.
My Diary From Here To There / Mi diario de aquí hasta alláby Amada Irma PérezA touching account of a family emigrating from Mexico to California. A bilingual picture book, this young girl's diary chronicles the family's anxiety, excitement, and uncertainty as they leave home and experience the same journey made by many families.
The Pot that Juan Builtby Nancy Andrews-Goebel, illustrated by David DiazThis is a picture biography of the story of Juan Quezada, who rediscovered the ancient method of pottery making in Mata Ortiz, Mexico.
The Upside Down Boy / El nino de cabezaby Juan Felipe Herrera, illustrated by Elizabeth GomezMemoir in poetry form about the year the author's migrant family settled down so he could attend school.
Viva Mexico!: A Story of Benito Juarez and Cinco de Mayoby Argentina PalaciosA biography of the Zapotec Indian who grew up to become the President of Mexico and lead his country in a war for independence.
More Inspiring People Activities!Put your trivia knowledge to good use! Do this famous Latinos crossword puzzle on your own or with a family member. Two heads are better than one! Learn more about inspiring people with these fun-filled activities! Gather together and get started exploring the world of inspiring people.
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Haas, who grew up in nearby Belleville, Ill., and Duffy Waldorf shared the lead Thursday, shooting 5-under 66 in breezy, cool conditions.
The 59-year-old Haas, the winner of the major championship in 2006 and 2008, had a bogey-free round. The 50-year-old Waldorf had six birdies and one bogey.
"I didn't expect it going out," Haas said about shooting a low round. "I wasn't very sharp today, but managed to ... my misses were in the correct spots and I took advantage of a few good iron shots and just kind of kept it between the ditches, I guess you would say. But I'm very, very pleased.
Haas has 16 Champions Tour victories after winning nine times on the PGA Tour.
Waldorf is winless in 11 career starts on the 50-and-over tour after winning four times on the PGA Tour.
"Tee to green, it was a very good day," Waldorf said. "All in all, I hit the ball really well. I really liked my iron play. I had quite a few birdie putts. I didn't make them all so I feel like I still had some more out there."
Sonny Skinner, the PGA head professional at River Pointe Golf Club in Albany, Ga., was a stroke back along with Japan's Kiyoshi Murota.
"I'm not going to adjust my goals because I did have a good day today," Skinner said. "My main goal coming into this tournament was to just try to stay within each shot and each moment.
"You lose sight of the fact that, 'Hey, I got to play golf.'"
Australia's Peter Senior and Taiwan's Chien-Soon Lu shot 68, and Tom Watson, a two-time Senior PGA champion, was another stroke back in a 12-player group that included Kenny Perry, Fred Funk, Rocco Mediate, Russ Cochran, Dan Forsman, Gil Morgan and Bill Glasson.
Defending champion Roger Chapman opened with a 72. Peter Jacobsen, the 2004 U.S. Senior Open winner at Bellerive, had a 75.
The temperature hovered in the low to mid-60s under overcast conditions. A light but steady rain fell three times in the afternoon, with each shower lasting less than 30 minutes.
Haas finished third in the 2004 U.S. Senior Open at Bellerive. He said he has played about 30 rounds at the country club.
"I'm certainly very excited about shooting 5 under here," Haas said. "Probably my lowest score ever at Bellerive, no matter what age I was."
His uncle, Bob Goalby, the 1968 Masters winner who stills lives in Belleville, followed him on the back nine holes.
"I think he was happy for me," said Haas, who was going to have dinner with Goalby and other family members. "He'll try and get over when he can. The last time he walked nine holes, I don't know when that was."
Haas made his way around the course with a balky back that he said left him in "a little bit" of pain.
Waldorf finished ninth in the 1992 PGA Championship at Bellerive.
Murota had six birdies and a double bogey. Skinner, a two-time winner on what is now the Web.com Tour, had six birdies and two bogeys and hit all 14 fairways in regulation.
DIVOTS: Brian Fogt, the PGA director of instruction at Bellerive Country Club, led off the tournament by hitting the first tee shot. ...


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It's cause for concern: Approximately 30% of teens consume energy drinks on a regular basis. Energy drinks provide no nutritional benefit and can actually pose health risks to adolescents, including increased heart rate, high blood pressure, anxiety, digestive problems, sleep disturbances, dehydration, and even death. Teens who consume energy drinks are also more likely to engage in unhealthy behaviors such as drinking more sugar-sweetened beverages, smoking cigarettes, and using drugs and alcohol.
Many of the negative effects associated with energy drinks are due to the large amounts of stimulants in these beverages. Their caffeine content can range from 50 to more than 500 mg per can or bottle. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that children and teens:
- consume no more than 100 mg of caffeine per day (equal to about 2 cans of caffeine-containing soda or one 8 oz. cup of coffee) and
- avoid energy drinks altogether.
However, the amount of caffeine teens consume from energy drinks is trending upwards, in part due to heavy marketing with celebrity athletes. Be sure to talk to your teens about the potential problems associated with energy drinks, and make sure they don't confuse them with sports drinks.
Sports drinks that contain electrolytes and carbohydrates can be essential to performance by replenishing what is lost during activity, mostly through sweat. For activities less than 60 minutes, water is the best drink to replace lost fluids. If your exercise session or mission exceeds 60 minutes, then sports drinks can be helpful. Follow HPRC's guidelines for maintaining important nutrients such as fluid, carbohydrates, sodium, and potassium during activity to keep well hydrated and on top of your game. Read more here.
Coconut water, the flavorful liquid found in young green coconuts, has become a popular drink. It is often promoted for a variety of ailments—from curing bad skin to resolving hangovers. But coconut water is also touted as a fluid replacement alternative. For this reason, some Warfighters choose coconut water over sports beverages because coconut water is "natural" and contains carbohydrates and key electrolytes such as sodium and potassium. However, not all brands of coconut water are created equal. In fact, they can vary considerably in terms of their nutrient content, so read product labels to be sure you're getting the right amounts of nutrients you need for optimal performance. In addition, many kinds of coconut water contain fruit juice for flavor, which can increase the sugar and calorie content of the drink.
One of the biggest appeals of coconut water is its naturally high potassium content. While the potassium content is high, the amounts of carbohydrate and sodium in coconut water are sometimes very low, and individuals who participate in prolonged, vigorous exercise (longer than an hour) may need more carbohydrate and sodium for proper hydration. For more information about hydration needs, see HPRC's infosheet on fluids and exercise.
For periods of exercise less than one hour, water is always your best choice—about 3–8 ounces every 15–20 minutes. But for longer periods of exercise, sports beverages are a good choice because they are specially formulated to replenish carbohydrate, sodium, and potassium lost during extended and/or vigorous physical activity. If you choose sports beverages, drink 3–8 ounces every 15–20 minutes to stay hydrated. Again, be sure to read the product label to make sure your drink has what you need, and nothing more. For more information about proper fueling, read An Athlete's Guide to Nutrient Timing.
And what about that coconut water? There simply isn't enough evidence to support the use of coconut water as a remedy for any condition. And although it's a tasty beverage, know what's in it so you can replenish what your body needs—no more, no less.
HPRC has written several articles about energy drinks, their ingredients, and their potential harmful effects, especially for adolescents. They continue to be the topic of news articles, with another recent death of a teen who apparently consumed several energy drinks while on vacation and then died from cardiac arrest. The American Association of Poison Control Centers (AAPCC) urges the public to use caution when consuming energy drinks and lists many potential harmful reactions. Read more on this AAPCC web page, including statistics on reports of "exposures" to energy drinks.
HPRC has an Infosheet on energy drinks, highlighting the ingredients you may find on labels,and their potential stimulant effects. Be aware of the potential dangers, especially for children and teens, as outlined by the American Academy of Pediatrics.
The dietary supplement and fitness industries are filled with sport drinks, powders, bars, pills, gels, footwear, clothing, and an array of devices all claiming to provide you with a competitive advantage, whether it be improved performance or enhanced recovery. With the ever-growing popularity of team and individual sports, professional and recreational athletes of all ages are an easy target for these claims. But how many of these claims are backed by evidence-based research?
A recent report now reviews the quality of evidence behind the claims of improved sports performance made by advertisers for a wide range of sports-related products, including sport drinks, supplements, footwear, and clothing. The team identified 431 performance-enhancing claims for 104 products advertised in more than 100 general, sport, and fitness magazines in the UK and U.S. for a single month in 2012. They found that more than half of the advertisements and their associated websites provided no evidence to support the claims of enhanced sports performance. Only 146 references were found, and only 74 of these met basic criteria for research quality and almost all of the 74 were found likely to be biased or lacking scientific objectivity. Only three studies were rated as "high" quality and probably unbiased. Such lack of evidence makes it very difficult for consumers to make well-informed decisions about using performance-enhancing sports products.
This review makes it clear that many of the claims made for sports and fitness products lack reliable evidence to support them and that more and better studies are needed to help inform consumers. In the meantime, consumers should be cautious when reading claims of enhanced performance and recovery and always remember that "true" evidence-based results mean that a substantial number of independent research studies have been performed, with findings that clearly support the claims made by advertisers. Presently, there is still no substitute for sound physical conditioning and nutrition practices.
For more information on dietary supplements and how to choose supplements safely, please visit Operation Supplement Safety (OPSS). For information on physical fitness and conditioning, please explore HPRC's Physical Fitness domain. The original British Medical Journal open-access article is available online.
Energy drinks are marketed to improve physical and mental performance, mainly to "boost energy." Adolescents are getting hold of energy drinks more often, in part due to heavy marketing of sports drinks with athletic superstars, causing adolescents to confuse energy drinks for sports drinks. Energy drinks contain large amounts of caffeine and other stimulants, while sports drinks contain carbohydrates and electrolytes and are intended for use when athletes (including adolescents) are engaged in prolonged, vigorous exercise. Adolescents have already had problems combining energy drinks and alcohol, which has led to risky behavior. The American Academy of Pediatrics has guidelines for the use of energy drinks and sports drinks by adolescents.
Operation Supplement Safety (OPSS) has now been launched to answer many of your questions about Dietary Supplements. Visit the OPSS section of HPRC's website now to learn more!
Does your child like sports drinks? A recently released report—Consumption of Sports Drinks by Children and Adolescents—states that sports drinks are not recommended for children and adolescents when engaged in normal levels of physical activity. The report's review of research concluded that sports drinks, when consumed in limited quantities, are mainly for those participating in vigorous physical activity lasting longer than an hour. For the vast majority of children and adolescents, drinking water before, during, and after exercise is adequate for proper hydration. See also the "Issue Brief" that describes the key points of their research.
Operation Supplement Safety (OPSS) is about to launch this summer and will answer many of your questions about Dietary Supplements. Watch for HPRC's announcement coming soon.


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Here is a cute story about someone meeting David at the Devotional Saturday, posted under mjsblog commments:
"I was at the Christmas Devotional today, my best friends are in the chorus so i went early at the temple square, We were in the church singing and playing piano, then Seba said "oh Nina you're a fan of Archuleta, you know all his songs" and I was like "hey … I only know one of his songs on piano", so I started play the song on piano and guess what … yes, elder Archuleta came, laughed and said "hey … that's my song." We were amazed and I obviously got very shy, He talked to us for a while and then we could be in his essay before of the devotional. He's very friendly and funny. I had seen him in another musical devotional, but this was amazing, I could not be more embarrassed, he hummed a little bit of the song and then told me to keep playing, and He also said that I played the piano well, the truth is that I can not touch in front of people, and with him there I was more nervous even."
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Story #2 (Gladys' story):
When Elder Archuleta arrived, Mrs. McKinley spoke with him for some time before he began to sing. He turned and saw me and he smiled. I smiled back.
He sang the same songs as the last Christmas devotional but this time I saw him up close. It was like a recital when you repeat the performance but he was more confident this time, especially in the Spanish and Italian songs.
When he sang the first song, "Los Pastores A Belen", I was the only one singing along. We sang together for a few seconds! I was able to hear the Italian song perfectly. It was powerful because everyone was in complete silence. When he finished Los Pastores the audience applauded and he put his finger to his lips and made the "shhhh" sign with a smile. During the rest of the songs the audience would start to applaud and he would repeat the gesture, finger to his lips.
I also chatted with Sister Viviana, who will be in charge soon. She received her chocolates and told me that last Saturday she rode back in the same car as Elder Archuleta and that he told her about me and the chocolates and gave her some. She said that he is personable and nice and very humble. I showed her what I bought for him and she laughed and said "He is a kid at heart; he's going to like it."
I bought him a giant egg, with lots of eggs inside with building pieces. The giant egg had feet and a duck's head, cute. I glued the messages to the feet and I wrote something on the back:
Elder Archuleta, I know you have contact with a singer from Utah whose name starts with a D. Please tell him that he won't need to start at zero. Just begin where he left off. I give thanks for the jewels he left us and for those that are to come. I speak for everyone from around the world. May God Bless you and continue protecting you.
When I gave it to him I asked if he liked his previous gift and he said "Of course" and he recognized me.
"Have you eaten it all?"
He laughed a lot and said, "Yes."
"Well here is something else but as before don't eat it all at once." (I showed him the top part so he couldn't see the messages.)
He said, "Again? Thank you." And when he saw the egg, he laughed heartily. It's the most glorious laugh I've ever heard.
Since I was sitting among some Elders and had candies to snack on, I handed some out while Elder Archuleta sang. I gave the sweets to the Argentinean Elder Des and he asked if he could give some to the others too. So we all snacked on sweets together. Before I left I shook Elder Des' hand and told him, "See you in Rancagua on Sunday." He said, "We'll be waiting!!!"
… When I was leaving I saw Elder Archuleta again, from afar. He had a line of people waiting to greet him. They weren't fans; they were families that just wanted to congratulate him and shake his hand. I watched as he smiled and spoke with everyone but I left. I didn't want to abuse my luck. They gave him gifts. A man gave him cookies and snacks in a bag. Mostly they gave him food and he just laughed. I think they may have started this when they saw that I brought him a gift the last time.
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Jose Nava of Pacifica (right) tries to keep his shoulder off the matt as Robert Pacheco of Channel Island goes for the pin during a recent meet. Pacheco won the match.
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There seems to be an endless supply of books to stack up on the night stand or cram into a bookshelf, but how do you pick which ones to read?
The Los Alamos Great Books Discussion makes the decision process easy by selecting the books for the reader.
The book group not only selects the material for its members, it also invites them to participate in literary conversations.
The discussions will begin at 1 p.m. Sept. 9 at Mesa Public Library.
To get involved, all that is needed is the book, "Great Conversations 3," which can be purchased for $24.95, plus shipping, from the Great Books Foundation, 35 East Wacker Drive, Suite 2300, Chicago, Ill., 60601-2205.
"Great Conversations" include excerpts from numerous authors such as Chaucer, Mary Shelley and Tolstoy.
Besides reading 15 literary selections, the group will also read two novels, Machiavelli's "The Prince" and Charlotte Bronte's "Jane Eyre."
"It's just a variety of reading selections," said Mary Cernicek, the group moderator.
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Last night
I had the most interesting dream
In it,
I was 6 years old in a national spelling bee.
Words like serendipity, duodenum, floccinaucinihilipilification
All spelled correctly
Up until the final round
One word,
Between me, and victory
The spell master clears his throat
"Young man
Your word
Is Father"
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I'm not sure which is worse.
The fact that I wasted 3 minutes and 32 seconds watching this poor excuse for poetry video, or reading that people actually buy into this misandrist garbage.
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I made this over the holidays - it was wonderful- a truly unique short rib recipe. I definitely recommend making it the day before (up to the point where you reduce and add the chocolate and rosemary) so you can remove all the fat.flag if inappropriate
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Best short ribs I've ever had. The flavor of the rosemary and the mole type sauce is delicious. Omited the carrots and served with crispy potato wedges sprinkled with sea salt. FAB!!flag if inappropriate


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EPA Issues Explanation of Significant Differences for Chem-Solv, Inc. Superfund Site
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued an Explanation of Significant Differences (ESD) for the Chem-Solv Superfund Site in Cheswold, Kent County. Whenever EPA significantly changes part of the cleanup decision outlined in the Record of Decision (ROD), the Agency issues an ESD to explain why the cleanup plan has been changed. The ESD will become part of the Administrative Record file.
As provided by the Chem-Solv ROD, the State is prohibiting the installation of drinking water wells in the contaminated Columbia aquifer at the site via implementation of a Groundwater Management Zone (GWMZ). The Chem-Solv ESD explains that EPA has changed the ROD to remove the requirement for deed restrictions on properties located within the GWMZ. The 1992 Chem-Solv ROD requires the placement of a notice in the property records of each property located within the GWMZ. This notice would inform present and potential future property owners that the property is located within the GWMZ, where drinking-water supply wells will not be permitted in the shallow Columbia aquifer until EPA determines groundwater cleanup levels have been achieved. EPA recognizes that such notices become a permanent part of the property record, and can stigmatize the property. Because the shallow drinking-water wells have been replaced with deeper wells and the State will restrict use of the contaminated aquifer until the groundwater cleanup levels have been met, EPA has determined that these notices are not necessary.
Administrative Record File
You can view the Chem-Solv Administrative Record file, an official collection of reports, correspondence and other documents that reflect EPA's process of selecting a cleanup plan for a site, at the following information repositories:
William C. Jason Library
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1200 North DuPont Highway
Dover, DE 19901
(302) 739-3571
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6th Floor Public Reading Room
1650 Arch Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103-2029
(215) 814-3157
If you have questions or would like additional information about the site, please contact one of the EPA representatives listed below.
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Wednesday, 27 April 2005
Dáil Eireann Debate
Sea Pollution (Hazardous Substances) (Compensation) Bill 2000 changed from Sea Pollution (Hazardous and Noxious Substances) (Civil Liability and Compensation) Bill 2000: Report and Final Stages.
Private Members' Business - Class Sizes: Motion (Resumed).
Question put: "That the motion, as amended, be agreed to."
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By Aaron Gould Sheinin and Kristina Torres
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
ATLANTA (MCT) — House Republicans officially pulled the plug Friday on the concept of allowing qualified college students to carry firearms on campus, with leaders promising to file a bill Monday that would otherwise expand gun rights in Georgia.
The coming bill, as expected, will likely let churches allow parishioners to carry weapons, authorize school boards to give school administrators the ability to carry guns and establish a method of ensuring those deemed mentally ill don't qualify for a license to carry.
"Our focus always (has) been on making sure Second Amendment rights are protected for private property," Speaker David Ralston, R-Blue Ridge, said Friday. "This bill will strengthen the Second Amendment rights of Georgians."
The Legislature's own lawyers issued an opinion Thursday that declared unconstitutional a plan to allow public college and university presidents a say on whether guns would be allowed on their campuses. The "opt-in" idea had been crafted as a compromise between House Republicans who wanted campus carry and Senate Republicans who did not.
It also had support from Gov. Nathan Deal and was supposedly aimed at easing opposition from members of the state Board of Regents, which governs the powerful University System of Georgia; University System Chancellor Hank Huckaby, a former legislator who still holds sway with colleagues in the General Assembly; and Ron Jackson, the commissioner of the Technical College System of Georgia.
Few expected any presidents to take the state up on the offer, but Huckaby said Friday that lawmakers had never even bothered to get his opinion.
"I was not asked," said Huckaby, who otherwise declined to address the bill. "But all along I wondered whether that was a viable option, delegating that power to another body."
Ralston said campus carry is now likely a moot issue this year. It "will probably be looked at in a separate measure," the speaker said, adding he was doubtful it would be introduced this year.
One key lawmaker placed fault with the Senate. In no surprise, Senate leaders disagreed.
"We've already passed campus carry out of the House," Public Safety Committee Chairman Alan Powell, R-Hartwell, said in an interview Friday. "It got held up in the Senate. That bill is still over there."
The House last year passed a comprehensive gun bill that included universal campus carry for any student 21 or older who passes a background check and obtains a permit. The Senate balked at the idea, however, and the gun bill faltered in the final days of the 2013 session.
But senators had passed their own gun bill last year. On Friday, Senate President Pro Tem David Shafer, R-Duluth, cautioned that his chamber would not back down.
"The Senate has acted very strongly to protect our Second Amendment rights," Shafer said. "The House leadership has asked us to delay action until they can prepare a new bill. So we're waiting for the introduction of that legislation. We wouldn't want to pass legislation that wouldn't pass constitutional muster, particularly if we're attempting to address several related areas in the bill."
House leaders on Thursday said in light of the legislative counsel's decision, they might reconsider a mandate that campus carry be legal at all public colleges. Given Ralston's comments, that now appears not to be the case.
State lawmakers last expanded where Georgians with concealed-carry permits can take their guns in 2010. That expansion was a major victory for gun rights advocates, although subsequent court rulings excluded churches, colleges and schools from the concealed-carry law.
Today, guns can be carried into bars, but only with the permission of bar owners. The state's concealed-carry law prohibits anyone younger than 21 from carrying a gun. College students may store weapons in locked cars on campus, but they are barred from carrying them anywhere on campus.
Powell said the new bill, minus campus carry, should be filed Monday.
"We'll pass another bill to enhance Second Amendment rights," Powell said. "Hopefully the Senate will pass that."
Democrats and other opponents of campus carry were pleased with the decision.
College students "deserve an atmosphere where they can be safe," said House Minority Whip Carolyn Hugley, D-Columbus.
"There are so many things that can happen to college students — we don't need to add an extra dimension of danger to their lives," she said.
But Republicans say that's precisely why campus carry should be allowed. Rep. Kevin Cooke, R-Carrollton, is one of a growing group of young conservatives who don't want to give up on campus carry.
"My daughters aren't old enough to be at a college or university yet," Cooke said, "but, God willing, one day they will and I want them to be able to protect themselves."
Cooke and fellow Carrollton Republican Rep. Dustin Hightower agreed they'll continue to fight to keep campus carry in the bill.
But Cooke acknowledged that what he wants most is a bill to pass.
"I'm not going to sit here to say I'd want to throw out the good for the perfect," he said. "There are a lot of key points in that bill that need to move forward."
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Davis Cup 2013: Great Britain to face Croatia on clay
Croatia have chosen to play September's crucial Davis Cup play-off against Great Britain on outdoor clay in Umag.
British number one Andy Murray has said he will be available for the tie on 13-15 September, with the winning nation qualifying for the elite World Group.
Dan Evans, James Ward, Colin Fleming and Jonny Marray secured the play-off with a shock win over Russia in March.
Great Britain on clay
The last time Britain played on clay was in 2008, when Jamie Baker and Alex Bogdanovic played singles in a 4-1 defeat in Argentina. Their previous clay tie was in Ukraine in 2006, with Andy Murray earning two points and Greg Rusedski the other in a 3-2 win.
Marin Cilic is Croatia's top player at 11 in the world, with Ivan Dodig ranked 56th.
The tie will begin just four days after the US Open final on hard courts in New York, in which Murray will hope to be defending his maiden Grand Slam title.
GB captain Leon Smith said: "We look forward to the challenge of an away tie on clay and will be ready for this all-important match."
Britain and Croatia have only played each other once in the competition, with Britain winning 4-1 at Wimbledon in a 2007 World Group play-off.


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Session Details
65. Queer Theory without Antinormativity
Sunday, 3 January, 1:45–3:00 p.m., Independence West, Sheraton
A special session
Presiding: Zahid R. Chaudhary, Princeton Univ.
1. "The Trouble with Antinormativity," Annamarie Jagose, Univ. of Sydney
2. "Following Sedgwick: On Triangles, Double Binds, and the Road Not (Yet) Taken," Robyn Wiegman, Duke Univ.
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Is Welfare Dependency Inherited? Estimating Causal Welfare Transmission Effects using Swedish Sibling Data
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Karin Edmark defended her thesis "Strategic Interactions among Swedish Local Governments" at Uppsala University in 2007. Her research is mainly empirically oriented, and within the areas of economics of education and public economics.
In the area of public economics Karin Edmark has studied which factors affect municipality decision making; for example whether municipalities take strategic considerations when they decide on taxes and expenditures.
Karin Edmark's current research projects study the effects on choice and competition within the educational sector, and taxes and entrepreneurship.
"Sweden's school choice reforms and equality of opportunity", (co-authors: Markus Frölich and Verena Wondratschek), Labour Economics, 30,129-142, 2014.
"The Short- and Long-term Effects of School Choice on Student Outcomes - Evidence from a School Choice Reform in Sweden", (co-authors: Verena Wondratschek and Markus Frölich), Annals of Economics and Statistics, 111-112:71-102, 2013.
"The choice of organizational form by closely-held firms in Sweden: tax versus non-tax determinants ", (co-author: Roger Gordon), Industrial and Corporate Change, 22:219-243, 2013. Downloadable WP-version: "Taxes and the Choice of Organizational form of Entrepreneurs in Sweden"
"Ethnic Diversity and Preferences for Redistribution", (with Matz Dahlberg and Heléne Lundqvist), Journal of Political Economy, 2012, 120(1):41-76. Downloadable WP-version: "Ethnic Diversity and Preferences for Redistribution"
"Migration Effects of Welfare Reform", Scandinavian Journal of Economics, 2009, 111(3):511–526. Downloadable WP-version: "Effects of Work reqirements on Welfare Migration"
"Is there a "Race-to-the-Bottom" in the Setting of Welfare Benefit Levels? Evidence from a Policy Intervention" (with Matz Dahlberg), Journal of Public Economics, 2008, 92:1193–1209. Downloadable WP-version:"Is there a "Race-to-the-Bottom" in the Setting of Welfare Benefit Levels? Evidence from a Policy Intervention"
"Identifying Strategic Interactions in Swedish Local Income Tax Policies" (with Hanna Ågren), Journal of Urban Economics, 2008, 63(3):849–857. Downloadable WP-version: "Identifying Strategic Interactions in Swedish Local Income Tax Policies"
"Unemployment and Crime: Is There a Connection?", Scandinavian Journal of Economics, 2005, 107(2):353–373. Downloadable WP-version: "The Effects of Unemployment on Property Crime: Evidence from a Period of Unusually Large Swings in the Business Cycle"
"Strategic Interactions among Swedish Local Governments", Doctoral thesis, Uppsala Universitet, 2007.
"Ethnic Heterogeneity and Preferences for Redistribution: Reply", co-authors: Matz Dahlberg and Heléne Lundqvist, Working Paper 955, The Research Institute for Industrial Economics.
"Is Welfare Dependency Inherited? Estimating the Causal Welfare Transmission Effects Using Swedish Sibling Data", (co-author: Kajsa Hanspers), Working paper 894, The Research Institute of Industrial Economics". Downloadable WP-version: "Is Welfare Dependency Inherited? Estimating the Causal Welfare Transmission Effects Using Swedish Sibling Data"
Fattigdom i folkhemmet - från socialbidrag till självförsörjning, (co-authors Matz Dahlberg, Jörgen Hansen and Eva Mörk), Working paper 2009:4, The Institute for Labour Market Policy Evaluation (SNS välfärdsråds rapport 2008)
"Strategic Competition in Swedish Local Spending on Childcare, Schooling and Care for the Elderly", Working paper 2007:22, The Institute for Labour Market Policy Evaluation.
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Is This Why We're Not Allowed To Pump Our Gas in NJ? [Video]
I've lived in a number of different states, so I've gotten to enjoy being able to pump my own gas. In fact, it's a topic that I've covered a few times in the past, that's how much I wish we were allowed to get out and fill up here in the Garden State. But, maybe it's people like this who are holding us back. Watch this clueless gas pump patron struggle to figure out how to even begin:


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most money for their candidate. All monies will be donated to AIDS Help. Free to attend!
All Candidates Drag Queen Bingo at 801 Cabaret every Sunday from August 30 – October 12, 5:00 PM –Bingo at 801 Bourbon will divide all proceeds equally among the candidates. All Candidates All Candidate Events:
Saturday, September 26, 8:00 AM – Red Shirt Run – 5K Run/Walk at White Street Pier.
Refreshments, raffle, limited amount of red thundersticks and red shirt run shirts to be given out. Awards to 5k runners: overall male and female winners, masters male and female winners, age group awards; 3 deep, male and female. Two: 9 and under, 10 – 14, 15 -19 and ten year agegroup to 70+ 5K walkers male and female, 1st, 2nd and 3rd. Race begins at White Street Pier at theKey West AIDS Memorial corner of White and Atlantic Blvd., north on Atlantic, right on Bertha Street, left onto S. Roosevelt (along Smathers Beach) and back to White Street Pier. All miles and kilometers will be marked. Pre-race packet pickup will be Friday, September 26th from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM across from the White Street Pier, 1801 White Street. Race Day check-in starts at 6:30 AM. Registration on line available at redshirtrun.com or by contacting Jeremy at 305-440-2300 or Beth at 305-747-8563. All Candidates
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text: February 08, 2011 03:15 pm News Staff – Congress is moving to repeal a provision in the health care reform law that caused considerable consternation among family physicians because it would lead to more paperwork and a significant economic burden, according to AAFP President Roland Goertz, M.D., M.B.A., of Waco, Texas. The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act requires that, beginning in January 2012, all businesses must issue a 1099 tax form to any individual or corporation from which they buy more that $600 in goods or services in an individual tax year. Currently, 1099 forms are issued only to individuals and not corporations.Many AAFP members run small and medium-sized practices, making the reporting requirement an "economic hardship" for them, said Goertz. The measure would force many AAFP members to "absorb the extra cost of generating and filing all of these 1099 forms with the Internal Revenue Service when they purchase goods or services worth more than $600 a year," he noted.Repeal of the measure would eliminate a lot of paperwork and the costs associated with generating reports, Goertz said. That is why the AAFP was pleased when the Senate passed an amendment to repeal the 1099 provision on Feb. 2. The House also is expected to approve the amendment.During his State of the Union address on Jan. 25, President Obama called for "correcting a flaw in the (health care reform) legislation that has placed an unnecessary bookkeeping burden on small businesses" -- an obvious reference to the 1099 reporting requirement. Share this page AAFP Print Alert: Message field is required. Message Submitting You must sign in before you can share a page on AAFP connection. Processing


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Main Street, Northeast Harbor, ca. 1980
Shown is a view of Main Street in Northeast Harbor from the 1980s.
On the left side of the photograph you can see the Holmes Store and the Northeast Harbor Post Office, on the right is the Bar Harbor Banking & Trust Co. As of 2013, those three businesses are still in operation.


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Names in a hat (well, a mug), swirled around, eyes shut...and out popped Mary. Well done. You win a copy of Willesden New Stories 4. Can you email your address to tomvowler at hotmail dot com, and I'll pop it in the post on Monday.
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A new studio called Eerie Canal, made up of developers who worked on such titles like Freedom Force, Bioshock, Titan Quest and Rock Band, is asking gamers to pledge via Kickstarter in order to allow them to create a new game called Dreadline.
The title is set to mix elements taken from role-playing and from real-time strategy games and will inject frantic pace into tired old mechanics.
The main character of Dreadline is Ghost, a troubled 8-year-old boy who is saved by a group of monsters and then gets access to advanced time travel technology from an alien.
The players will control Ghost and three monsters as they revisit a number of high profile catastrophes from the past in order to kill the already doomed humans before they die of natural causes.
The Eerie Canal team states, "Each playable monster will have a unique and crazy skill set. We have a cool new interface for controlling your monsters, an insanely competitive leaderboard system for keeping stats so you can compete with friends, and an awesome new game engine that makes the game look unlike anything else out there."
All the members of the team were initially interested in creating a small game experience quickly in order to prove their design and development abilities.
The scope of the Dreadline's idea grew too much during the year that the team worked on it and they are now asking for Kickstarter funding in order to realize their vision and deliver the finished experience to gamers.
Eerie Games is asking for 167,000 dollars (126,000 Euro) from the public and those who like the idea have more than 27 days to contribute.
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'Friday Night Lights' - 'The Son': Here lies a funny, funny man
Zach Gilford shines as Saracen copes with more tragedy.
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Once, again, I reviewed all the episodes for this season of "Friday Night Lights" on my old blog as they aired on DirecTV. Because I can't bring content from the old blog over here, each week I'm going to link to those reviews so you can see what I and the DirecTV audience thought of them back in the fall, then discuss them here.
This week: "The Son," a tour de force for Zach Gilford as Saracen copes with the latest dramatic upheaval in his life. Go read the review and - keeping in mind that we will not be discussing, or even hinting at, anything that happens in episodes that have yet to air on NBC - tell me what you thought of the episode.


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(a) Senate Computer Center Revolving Fund
(1) There is hereby established in the Treasury of the United States a revolving fund within the contingent fund of the Senate to be known as the Senate Computer Center Revolving Fund (hereafter in this section referred to as the "revolving fund").
(2) The revolving fund shall be available only for paying the salaries of personnel employed under subsection (c) of this section, and agency contributions attributable thereto, and for paying refunds under contracts entered into under subsection (b) of this section.
(3) Within 90 days after the end of each fiscal year, the Secretary of the Senate shall withdraw all amounts in the revolving fund in excess of $100,000, other than amounts required to make refunds under subsection (b)(2)(B) of this section, and shall deposit the amounts withdrawn in the Treasury of the United States as miscellaneous receipts.
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(1) Subject to the provisions of paragraph (2), the Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper of the Senate is authorized to enter into contracts with any agency or instrumentality of the legislative branch for the use of any available time on the Senate computer.
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(B) a provision requiring refund of a proportionate amount of such advance payment if the total amount of time contracted for is not used.
Notwithstanding any other provision of law, any agency or instrumentality of the legislative branch is authorized to make advance payments under a contract entered into under paragraph (1).
(c) Additional personnel
To the extent that the personnel of the Senate Computer Center are unable to carry out the contracts entered into under subsection (b) of this section according to their terms and conditions, the Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper of the Senate is authorized to employ such additional personnel for the Senate Computer Center as may be necessary to carry out such contracts, and to pay the salaries of such additional personnel, and agency contributions attributable thereto, from the revolving fund. Such additional personnel may temporarily be assigned to perform the regular functions of the Senate Computer Center when their services are not needed to carry out such contracts.
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Disbursements from the revolving fund under subsections (b) and (c) of this section shall be made upon vouchers signed by the Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper of the Senate, except that vouchers shall not be required for the disbursement of salaries of employees paid at an annual rate.
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It's not a common site to see someone in a tuxedo strolling down Main Street but Saturday the sidewalks were brimming with those in the black and white.
The Utah Symphony was in town and the members took the opportunity to soak up some local culture. Violinists, celloists and flautists wandered in and out of local galleries and sunned themselves in front of businesses.
The "Maynard & Mozart" event drew crowds to town to view the drawings of iconic Southwestern artist Maynard Dixon and attend one of two performances by the Utah Symphony at the Rio Theatre.


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Flexotecnica's patented Safe Sleeve Change® system and
Speedy Clean® auto washup system are designed to give
converters a competitive edge through Flexotecnica's com-
mitment to research and development. Service and support
for Flexotecnica presses is provided by North American
Cerutti Corporation in New Berlin, WI, with U.S. resident
technicians, an extensive spare parts inventory and an ex-
perienced, dedicated service staff. Visit our web site for
more information.
Flint Group
Flint Group Flexographic Products globally offers an out-
standing product range: nyloflex® and nyloprint® pho-
topolymer printing plates for flexographic, letterpress and
gravure applications along with coating plates for offset
printing, processing equipment, nylosolv® washout sol-
vents, rotec® sleeves, rotec® adapters and the endless
photopolymer nyloflex® ITR sleeves. Product names
marked with ® are registered trademarks of Flint Group
Germany GmbH.
Harper Corporation of America
We've made ceramic anilox rolls longer than anyone in the
world and pride ourselves on being the best in the world.
Whether wide web, narrow web, newspaper, or corrugated
markets, Harper continuously strives to bring new flexo-
graphic products and services to the printing industry that
will improve the quality of your graphics.
J I MacWilliam Co., Inc.
Used equipment for flexible packaging, folding carton,
paper, film, foil and non-woven industries. Professional,
knowledgeable service for over 30 years.
Mark Andy, Inc.
Mark Andy, Inc. is a leading global manufacturer of narrow
and mid-web printing and converting equipment. The com-
pany has a rich history of delivering solutions to increase
productivity and profitability for the label and packaging
markets. The company supplies leading global brands in-
cluding Comco printing/converting machinery, Mark Andy
printing/ converting machinery and UVTechnology curing
systems and replacement parts. Mark Andy, Inc. is head-
quartered in St. Louis, MO, with sales and distribution of-
fices in France, Switzerland, and the UK.
Flexo Market News
Printing Industries of America
Art Lindauer, instructor,Venice High School, Los An-
geles, California, is the Academic Recipient of the
Education Award of Excellence. Lindauer has
applied for and received numerous California State
grants to upgrade his print shop. Most recently, he re-
ceived $3 million from the State Proposition ID CTE
Grant—$1.5 million for equipment and $1.5 million
matching funds from the Los Angeles Unified School
District for renovation.
Additionally, Lindauer has started an after-school club
through a 21st Century Learning Grant between Venice
High School and the Venice Boys & Girls Club. He is in
the finishing stages of instituting PrintED, a national ac-
creditation program, based on industry standards, for
graphic communications courses of study at the sec-
ondary and post-secondary levels, administered by the
Graphic Arts Education and Research Foundation
GAERF). Once this process is complete, Venice High
will be the only high school in the state of California
to offer this accreditation process for its students.
Regina (Gina) Testa, Vice President, Graphic Com-
munications Industry Business, Xerox Corporation, is
the recipient of the 2012 Naomi Berber Memorial
Award.This award honors outstanding women in the
graphic communications industry for their excep-
tional record of accomplishments, unusual contribu-
tion toward the development of the graphic
communications industry, and for having furthered
the interests of the industry.
Testa currently is chair of the marketing committee of
The Print Council and serves on its executive leader-
ship committee. In 2009,Testa was appointed and con-
tinues to serve as a director on the national boards of
the Printing Industries of America and National Print-
ing Equipment Suppliers organizations.
She also serves on the boards of the Print On De-
mand initiative and the Rochester Institute of Tech-
nology Cross Media Center.
Sun Chemical Showcases Sustainability
Initiatives At Labelexpo's Ecovillage
In order to showcase its efforts in sustainability, Sun
Chemical was a sponsor of Ecovillage, a small pavil-
ion at Labelexpo Americas 2012, which specifically
highlighted technologies that reduce waste in the
label and narrow web market. Sun Chemical spot-
lighted its 2011 sustainability report, which expands
on its data-driven metrics by showcasing how the
company's leadership in sustainability is helping cus-
tomers adapt and be more eco-efficient.
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Gulf Coast Cowboy Hour: April 10th, 2013
At The End Of the Day...
- Where Dreams and Sunsets Begin / Gary James Moeller
- Counting Sunsets / The Caribbean Cowboys
- Storms and Sunsets / Jim Morris
- Sunset Island / Bill Dossey
- Sunset Grill / Don Henley
- Shambala / B.W. Stevenson
- Heaven's Out On the Water / Bob Karwin
- Margarita Smile / Brent Burns
- Wagon Wheel / Darius Rucker
- Road Trip / Gary P. Nunn
- Chevy Van / Jimi Pappas
- Mississippi You're On My Mind / Jesse Winchester
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Next up is a nice "Shambala" with B.W Stevenson, another nice image of a good getaway, which in this case is a mythical land of peace! Of course, Bob Karwin's already beat us to the punchline: "Heaven's Out on the Water"! Brent Burns has the right idea with his next song. With this nice atmosphere, the good music and beautiful sunsets, how could you not have a nice margarita! So drink up to the tune of "Margarita Smile".
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Danny Quah is Professor of Economics and International Development, and Director of the Saw Swee Hock Southeast Asia Centre within the Institute of Global Affairs at LSE; Senior Fellow, LSE IDEAS, Chair of the LSE-PKU Summer School Board, Academic Director of LSE's Executive Summer School. Quah served on Malaysia's National Economic Advisory Council 2009-2011; he was the first Head of Department for Economics at LSE 2006-2009.
Quah holds degrees from Princeton and Harvard, and was Assistant Professor of Economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology before joining LSE. In 2010 he was Visiting Professor at the School of Economics and Management, Tsinghua University; and in 2011 at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University. Since 2010 Quah has been Tan Chin Tuan Visiting Professor in the Economics Department at the National University of Singapore.
In December 2012 in Beijing, Quah was given Hanban's Confucius Institute Individual Performance Excellence Award for "promoting greater understanding on China's place in the world, by insightfully analyzing and effectively communicating to general audiences worldwide the effects of shifts in the global economy and of the rise of the east".
In August 2014, Quah gave a TEDx talk on "Economics, Democracy, and the New World Order"; in March 2012, one on "Global Tensions from a Rising East". In October 2011, he gave the Confucius Institute for Business London Annual Public Lecture "627 Million Chinese Lifted Out of Poverty - Where Did It All Go Wrong?" and, at Peking University, the lecture "China and the Global Public Good" for the Carnegie-Tsinghua Center for Global Policy. In June 2011, he delivered the inaugural LSE Big Questions Lecture "East beats West?". In April 2011, Quah gave the Eighth SER Distinguished Public Lecture on "The Shifting Global Balance of Power" in Singapore; in January 2011, he delivered a lecture on the tensions of international power restructuring in a shifting global economy, as part of the Ralph Miliband Series at LSE on the Restructuring of World Power.
Prof Quah's research is now on the global economy, economic growth and development, income inequality, and international economic relations. He is investigating in particular the eastwards drift of global economic activity, and the implications of such ongoing shift: he tries to make large things visible to the naked eye. He has also worked in time series econometrics, inflation, and business cycles. Some of Quah's writings have been translated into 18 languages.
At the LSE he used to lecture in the largest course (Introductory Economics) taught in the School. Quah now teaches macroeconomics and econometrics in LSE's MSc programme, and Introductory Macroeconomics as well as Economics and Public Policy for LSE's BSc programme. He lectures on The Global Financial Crisis for LSE100, and on The Global Economy for the LSE-PKU Summer School in Beijing and for LSE's MSc in International Strategy and Diplomacy.
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