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ASHWAUBENON, WI-- Young and old come together to celebrate history.
Jet Air in Ashwaubenon hosted Honoring America's Veterans - Encouraging Tomorrow's Leaders.
The event gives veterans a chance to remember history, and gives kids a hands-on lesson.
People could get up close and personal with one of the four B-17's that are still flying.
"Well, this is an amazing airplane, and to think of what our veterans went through in this airplane in World War II. It's an amazing story," said Alan Timmernan, CEO of Jet Air.
The B-17 will make a special fly-over at the Vikings vs. Packers game on Sunday, November 24th.
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Crisis management – is your legal department up to speed and ready to react?
While some companies crumble in the wake of disaster, others grow stronger as a result of the way they reacted. Understanding the common causes of crisis and best practices for responding can help in-house counsel guide a company through the minefield of media and public scrutiny that follows a catastrophe.
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The Club Hotel Yanakiev is situated in a classic Alpine style building set in lovely and peaceful surroundings in the heart of the lively resort of Borovets in beautiful Bulgaria. Nestled in a pine tree forest right on the slopes, this new property offers comfort with traditional hospitality, warm and friendly service and is ideal for couples or families who want to enjoy a host of relaxing onsite facilities while still being close enough to indulge in the nearby apres-ski action. Sofia Airport is 75 km from the Club Hotel Yanakiev.
Local Tips: The nightlife in Bovorets is excellent with a great selection of bars, restaurants and discos attracting party lovers. Sofia Airport is about 75 km from the resort. The ski schools of Borovets are renowned for being the best in Bulgaria and there are 24 ski slopes and 15 lifts, all marked with international trail markings and multilingual signs with multiple difficulty levels.
Please note minimum durations may vary over the Christmas and New Year period
The Club Hotel Yanakiev features 33 guestrooms and 6 apartments, all with direct dial telephone, Satellite/cable TV, mini bar, hair-drier, free high speed LAN Internet, magnetic card lock, panic button, blackout curtains. Most of the rooms have beautiful view both to the centre of the resort or to the mountain. In most of the rooms there is a possibility for an extra bed. The apartments have a separate bedroom and a sitting-room with a nice rest corner, TV-table, working desk and kettle. Small corner with the collapsible sofa and a bar equipped with a small refrigerator, etc are available.
Please note: double/twin promo rooms have land view
Double/twin room with slope view are not guaranteed.
Food, drink and entertainment: The hotel's main restaurant has a capacity for 90 diners and offers both traditional-Bulgarian and international cuisine combined with a collection of carefully-selected wines and brandies. The fast food restaurant provides 55 indoor seats and 20 outdoor seats with an entrance right from the ski slope and a nice sunny terrace. Guests will enjoy the friendly Piano bar.
Sports, games and activities: Indoor swimming pool, steam bath, sauna, massage, laconium, hydromassage tubs, Finnish sauna and ice corner and a spa with different therapies and types of massages such as hot-stone massage, honey and chocolate massage. . Billiards, table tennis, table soccer and various electronic games. Ski depot – ski equipment hire and free storage for guests' own skies.
Additional: Reception, room service, safety deposit boxes, business centre, currency exchange (winter) three conference rooms with capacity for 10 to 90 persons, event planning, outdoor parking lot, garage,free Wireless Internet (Reception area / Lobby bar).


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Due to recent conditions and circumstances, the City of Borger is encouraging citizens to practice conservation when it comes to their water usage.
Eddie Edwards, Borger City Manager, said that water is a finite resource that requires careful management, and the era of plentiful and inexpensive water is coming to an end.
"Since the beginning of June, the Borger Municipal Water System has experienced an average increase in consumption of approximately 14 percent over previous years," he said. "Conditions are appropriate to raise citizen awareness and increase water conservation efforts."
Due to declining water levels in Lake Meredith and an extremely dry spring and hot summer, Edwards said the Borger Municipal Water System is requesting the citizens of Borger conserve water whenever possible.
"Increased water consumption and reduced water allocations from the Canadian River Municipal Water Authority have placed significantly higher demands on the city's water wells," he said. "Currently, the city's water wells are being utilized at a rate which is detrimental to the efficient use of the aquifer."
In response, Edwards said the city recently placed two additional water wells in service and has just completed test holes for three additional water wells.
A number of the cities in this area have already implemented stage one of their drought contingency plans, he said. While the Borger Municipal Water System has considered such action, city staff believes that public education and voluntary conservation efforts are more appropriate at this time.
A number of ways citizens can conserve water are as follows:
•Reducing the number of days per week they water their lawns
•Watering lawns early in the morning or late evening to reduce evaporation
•Refraining from watering on windy days
•Adjusting sprinklers to only water lawns, shrubs, and other vegetation, thus eliminating any overspray or runoff onto the sidewalk or street
•Repairing or replacing any leaking water faucets or sprinklers
•Refraining from cleaning patios, sidewalks, or driveways with water
Edwards said there are a number of water conservation resources available on the Internet. The City of Borger web site, www.ci.borger.tx.us [3], will be updated to include water conservation information and links to appropriate water conservation sites.
Please call the Water Treatment Plant at 806-273-0965 for any questions and comments about water conservation or water quality issues.
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I adore bread! All kinds of bread and bread rolls! I hate that it makes me so bloated though, I really should cut down on eating it but it's just so versatile and goes with everything and anything! My fave is probably granary rolls, I eat them dry - just picking at them and nibbling, they are so lovely!! I could live of bread I really could!!
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The name is Bond... James Bond.
I'm learning why people say that ignorance is bliss, and just how much can be covered with Bondo.
I finally procured a nice (well -- cheap, anyway) 4" angle grinder. Morbidly curious to see just how much damage the rust had done, I started attacking some of the rust "bubbles." Parts of it are better than I thought they would be, and other parts, well, let's just say they're a lot worse than I thought they would be. It looks like there's going to be a lot of body work ahead of me, not just floor pans. Here are some of the pictures.
This is the worst of it (so far).
Testing to see the extent of the filler.
Make that two side panels I'll be replacing.
Oh, did I mention I'll need to replace at least one of the heater channels?
Good thing Scott gave me his welder...
On the stereo tonight:
Lots of bondo dust. I have to start doing the grinding in the driveway.
Playing on the stereo tonight:
The Beach Boys Greatest Hits.
I'm thinking it's a good thing I put something upbeat on.
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Super Bowl XLVII TV finalists
Top performers
LG 60LA8600, $2,200. This was our top-rated LCD (LED) TV last year, with excellent high-def picture quality, very good 3D, a wide viewing angle for an LCD (LED) TV, and effective motion-blur-reduction performance. Another plus: It even has very good sound.
Samsung PN60F8500, $2,100. Samsung's top plasma was one of the brightest plasma sets we've ever tested, with excellent high-definition picture quality and very good 3D. This is a flagship model loaded with features, including Samsung's smart TV platform. Prices for this set have fallen anywhere from $300 to $500 from when we purchased it, depending on where you find it.
Panasonic TC-P65VT60, $2,500. An excellent all-around performer with no real weaknesses, except its sound quality. This flagship model is also loaded with features, including the company's smart TV service. For those with even deeper pockets there's a limited edition ZT60 series, which had arguably the best picture quality we've seen from a regular 1080p TV. (Which excludes Samsung's 55-inch OLED TV.) If you don't need a set this large, Best Buy has the 60-inch VT60 for $1,800, which is down from the $2,100 we paid when we tested it.
Sony XBR-65X900A, $5,000. This pricey set was our top-ranked Ultra HD (UHD) TV last year, with excellent high-def picture quality and incredible picture detail. It also was one of the best-sounding TVs we tested (apart from the $5,000 Bose VideoWave II, the only set to ever earn an excellent sound-quality score). One caveat, though: Most 2014 sets we've seen will support the new HEVC (H.265) video format, which will allow 4K video streaming via broadband. We're not yet sure whether this 2013 model can be upgraded to support this new video codec. However, the TV's firmware has been updated to HDMI 2.0 capability, so it will support 60 frames-per-second video, something not all 2013 UHD TVs can do.
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Samsung PN64F5500, $1,800. Although it's not cheap, this 64-inch plasma is still priced below many other similarly sized and featured major-brand models. It delivers excellent high-definition picture quality and-if you care-perhaps the best 3D performance we've seen. And you don't have to give up anything, as it's loaded with features, including Samsung's smart TV platform. Its 60-inch sibling is also recommended, and you can get it for under $1,000, since you still pay a premium once you go above 60 inches in screen size.
Panasonic Viera TC-P60ST60, $1,500. This is a bit of a teaser, since it's getting impossible to find this set, which arguably delivered the most best bang of any TV in 2013/ It has excellent picture quality and a ton of features, though like other Panasonic sets we reviewed last year, its sound quality was severely lacking. If you can locate this set, you may find yourself being asked to pay as much as f $500 over the $1,500 we paid when we reviewed the set. Another option: the 55-inch model, which is a bit more readily available.
Sony Bravia KDL-60R550A, $1,370. Great high-def picture quality with among the better motion-blur performance we've seen from an LCD (LED) set. However, its viewing angle is fairly limited, which may not be great for a crowd watching the big game. Also, its 3D performance was below that of most sets, if that matters. It's loaded with features, including has Sony's full smart TV platform.
Vizio M601d-A3R, $800. Vizio has made a mark by offering full-featured sets that perform well, at prices lower than the major brands. This model is no exception, as Walmart has it as a big-game special for $798. It's an especially good deal when you consider Vizio's 65-inch M651d-A2R set is priced at $1,750. Both sets deliver excellent high-def picture quality, though their motion-blur performance wasn't great.
Samsung PN60F5300, $1,000. Though it doesn't have many features (no 3D, no smart TV service), this 60-inch Samsung plasma delivers the essentials, primarily excellent high-def picture quality. You can get this set right now at Walmart for $948, and just under $1,000 at Amazon.
Panasonic TC-P60S60, $1,100. What do you get if you strip the 3D capability out of the ST60-series sets we like so much? Basically, the S60 models, such as like this 60-inch set. Though lacking 3D, it delivers excellent high-def picture quality, and it includes Panasonic's smart TV platform. Now for the bad news-like the ST60 models, this one is hard to find, and typically sells for higher than the $1,100 we paid when you do. If you can go higher in both screen size and price, the 65-inch version (TC-P65S60) is still available for $1,500 from Sears.
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Developing Performance TargetsOne key to your school board performing as a truly high-impact governing body is for everyone to be accountable for their individual governing performance. Essentially, this involves your board setting performance standards and targets for itself, monitoring the achievement of those targets, and taking action to remedy performance shortfalls.
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The Board President-Superintendent PartnershipWhat can superintendents do to ensure that their relationships with board presidents are close, positive, and productive? Very early in the relationship, the superintendent can sit down with the board president for a detailed, explicit discussion of the basic division of labor between the two and the fundamental ground rules.
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The Secret of KIPP's SuccessWhat characterizes KIPP schools and, more importantly, their ability to make inroads with underperforming urban students? Called the Five Pillars, they are the following rules: setting high expectations for students, giving school leaders autonomy, increasing instructional time, focusing on results, and reminding everyone KIPP is a choice and a commitment.
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Surviving an Academic AuditWhy should any school board audit the district's academic programs? The answer is simple for failing districts: The patient is sick and needs a complete check-up. A curriculum management audit is like the engine of a freight train. The first few minutes of movement are slow. And then the steam builds.
November 2008
Coping with RestructuringPublic school system restructurings – incremental or wholesale, academic or financial – have become familiar occurrences around the country. What most restructured districts have in common is that school officials often lack the depth of understanding they need of their finances and operations.
November 2008
How to Turn Schools AroundEducational reformers are abuzz over school "turnarounds," a simple idea with undeniable appear. Turnarounds offer the opportunity to take familiar educational institutions and improve them through coaching, mentoring, capacity building, best practices, and other existing tools. Yet while turnarounds are doubtlessly an appealing idea, making them work is far more complicated.
November 2008
School Reform ChallengeWhy doesn't school reform always work? Put aside the programs and strategies that are flouted as solutions, and the reason is as simple as it is brutal: Reform is a tough slog, with a long list of financial, political, and administrative booby traps along the path.
November 2008
Learning How to Make the Right DecisionsWhy do school leaders get little or no training in decision-making? Many of us believe that all we need to make good decisions is common sense and experience. Those are vital tools, but alone they are not enough. Today's leaders need training and the right tools to help them make decisions.
October 2008
Are You a Servant Leader?Service is a powerful metaphor for thinking about school boards. School boards are a visible expression of American citizens who are willing to step up in service to their community and future generations. As school boards take responsibility for helping our public schools plot a course forward, they demonstrate the importance and power of servant leadership.
October 2008
Getting the Schools We WantImagine a school bus with a dozen steering wheels and a dozen drivers, each with a different mental map of the day's route. That bus would go nowhere. Almost every school in America is like that bus. The engine may be running, but the school isn't going anywhere in particular.
October 2008
The Board President and Superintendent RelationshipWhat can the board president expect the superintendent to do to ensure that their very precious working relationship is healthy and productive? In my experience, the closest and most productive partnerships are promoted and supported by board-savvy superintendents who want the board president to be a close "governing ally."
October 2008
A Healthy PartnershipA board can help keep the board-superintendent relationship healthy by making a strong commitment to ongoing management of the relationship with their superintendent, and by reaching agreement with their superintendent on the ingredients of an effective communication strategy. High-impact school boards take responsibility for maintaining productive partnerships with their superintendents.
September 2008
Performance Evaluations Are PowerfulYou will not be surprised to learn that some superintendents will not welcome a dialogue with the board on CEO-specific leadership targets. But they've got no choice if they really want to have a strong, mutually satisfying relationship with their school boards.
August 2008
Making Education Research Work for YouSchool leaders are inundated with research findings they can't sift through. Making matters especially difficult is talk of "data-driven decision making" and "scientifically based research," implying that translating research into policy is a relatively straightforward matter of latching onto the right solutions and making them work. If only it were that simple.
August 2008
An Interview with Daniel DomenechFormer Fairfax County (Va.) Schools Superintendent Daniel Domenech returns to Washington, D.C., as the new executive director of the nation's largest superintendents association. Known for his hands-on style, Domenech wants to have a bigger seat at the table as Congress continues its work on the revision of No Child Left Behind.
August 2008
Ways to Make Your Board Meetings More EfficientMost school boards try to do too much with their agendas, keeping a watchful eye on all sorts of district activities yet failing to accomplish the board's most basic functions. The difference between board and staff business is primarily, but not exclusively, a matter of ends and means.
August 2008
Training for New School Board MembersWith the average board member serving either one or two terms, periodic turnover is inevitable, as is the need for training those joining your board. But who should conduct the training? And how do you ensure new board members are getting the training they need?
August 2008
Taking Risks for ReformWhen ASBJ asked education consultant Deborah Meier to name some failed and successful school reforms of the past three decades, she e-mailed back this short reply: "In fact, the successes have also been the failures." Let's take a look at what has worked, what hasn't, and why.
August 2008
Doing Your Superintendent's Performance Evaluation RightSchool boards around the country have taken very practical steps to ensure that the very precious, high-stakes--but oh, so fragile--working relationship with the superintendent remains close, positive, productive, and enduring. Easily the most important step is implementing a well-designed and executed process for evaluating superintendent performance.
July 2008
Health and Your Older School EmployeesEmployees over 50 are extremely valuable. They tend to be more loyal, have more experience and better attendance, be more punctual, have lower job turnover, hold a stronger commitment to quality, maintain a willingness to be mentors to new hires, and use better judgment on the job. That is, except when it comes to their own health.
July 2008
Crafting a Contract with Your New SuperintendentSuperintendent contracts often are much more than a legal document that specifies employment terms. In most cases, they are a symbol of the desired relationship between the board and superintendent, and they are very local in nature.
July 2008
How Can You Support New Principals?Diversity, reform initiatives, accountability demands, scarce resources, and other changes have put more demands on the principal than ever. We also know that principals are important to the academic success of our students and our schools. But how can we help our principals if we don't support them?
June 2008
Implementing Board CommitteesIf organized and run properly, committees are a proven tool for high-impact governing. Getting these powerful "governing engines" up and running takes two major steps -- a set of detailed guidelines to govern the operations and a staff support structure and process.June 2008
The Value of TravelMany young people do not travel with their families, and because of that, they are not being prepared to assume a constructive role in our increasingly global society. That's why school-sponsored educational travel is critical to a complete education. School boards that offer these opportunities are giving students life-changing experiences.June 2008
Rudy Crew's Lessons Learned From the Miami School ChiefAn interview with Miami-Dade County Public Schools' superintendent Rudy Crews, 2008 National Superintendent of the Year.
May 2008
School Board Committees Enhance EffectivenessIf you'd asked me about the importance of board standing committees 20 years ago, I would have advised you not to pay much attention. Well, experience has educated me, as it always should, and now I number well-designed committees among the top three determinants of board effectiveness. Committees help the board divide the work of governing into "chewable" chunks.
May 2008
Your Unions: Harmony or Strife?When striking teachers display a giant inflatable rat outside a school—and name their new mascot after the surperintendent—it's clear that relations between school leaders and the teachers union are not good. Another clue: Teachers are spitting on cars crossing the picket line.
April 2008
The Merit Pay ConundrumAfter a series of marked failures in the 1980's, salary reform efforts in America's school districts are experiencing a resurgence. Increasing numbers of school districts and states seem more willing to make adjustments to teacher pay to achieve better educational outcomes. Teacher buy-in is only one part of an extremely complex enterprise.
April 2008
Teacher Contract NegotiationsNegotiating a new teachers' contract can be daunting. Whether your board is planning to subcontract or lead its own negotiations, you will be up against a seasoned union veteran trained in negotiation strategies. You likely can't match your opponents in experience, but you can take steps to increase the likelihood that you will come away with a deal that is acceptable to the board.
April 2008
Rescuing Schools in DistressNCLB has affected state departments of education as much as any other type of institution. Looming in the legislation was the knowledge that any school that repeatedly failed to meet academic standards could be subject to state intervention. This was a new direction for the Arizona Department of Education. We were just as nervous about the concept of state intervention as the schools.
April 2008
The Secrets of My Board SuccessAsk yourself, "Do I enjoy being on the school board?" If the answer is "no," you need to make a change. Modify how you handle the job or remove yourself from the board. Life is too short to voluntarily do something you don't enjoy. (Includes the list, "Top 10 Secrets of Successful School Board Members.")
April 2008
Interest-Based Bargaining Helps Boards and TeachersWhat's the difference between traditional and interest-based bargaining? Traditional bargaining is power-based; each side aims to win. Interest-based bargaining encourages the parties to work in partnership to solve mutual problems. Why should you consider using interest-based bargaining? For one thing, it starts with the facts.
April 2008
The Importance of School Board PoliciesFrom a legal standpoint, school boards exist for one reason: to govern K-12 schools by exercising their power as a policymaking body. A good policy can save a district's hide. The challenge for boards and the administration is making sure no reality gap exists between what is explained on paper and daily practice.
April 2008
Return on Investments for School Board ServiceAs a most likely unpaid volunteer who dedicates considerable time and energy to your school board's governing work, you have every right think about your return on investment (ROI) in terms of nonmonetary compensation for the hours you devote to the job. The governing experience should be enjoyable and relatively pain-free--at least a good deal of the time.
April 2008
Developing Your Governing CapacityEvery school board and superintendent have a clear choice in determining your "governing design"—the board's role, structure and processes. You can inherit the board of the past, taking the path of least resistance and minimum pain—or you can take the initiative in developing your board's governing capacity.
March 2008
The Challenges of Supplemental Educational ServicesSuccessfully implementing supplemental educational services, or SES, is challenging—and local officials play an essential role in deciding whether students receive the quality tutoring they are entitled to under the law. Still, it's not clear that school boards are taking that responsibility to heart. Only 14 percent of the 3.3 million students eligible for services receive assistance.February 2008
The Importance of School and Parent PartnershipsDespite a lingering national perception that schools are rigid, they have become pretty adept at adapting to change. As a whole, though, schools are struggling to connect with the one group that has the biggest impact on a student's academic career: parents.February 2008
Newsmaker: Retiring AASA Chief Paul HoustonPaul Houston started his education career as a "wayward English major," became a principal by age 25, and hasn't looked back much since. But, on the eve of his final conference as executive director of the American Association of School Administrators (AASA), Houston took some time to reflect on his 40-plus year career in education and the organization he has served since 1994.February 2008
Do You Need a Strategic Change Portfolio? The leadership "gold standard" for school boards is making strategic decisions that address critical issues facing your district. Here is the good news: Your district can take advantage of a dramatic advance in the field of strategic planning. Known as the strategic change portfolio, this tool makes it possible for your board to play a meaningful, high-impact role in leading change in your district.February 2008
Change HappensChange is a quality every district must have for public education to remain viable in the 21st century. And if that sounds like an overstatement, consider this: Today's school leaders are under increasing pressure to raise student achievement, often in the face of criticism—warranted or not—that they work for immovable bureaucracies.January 2008
School Transitions Made EasyUnfortunately, not all schools understand the importance of creating a well-organized and well-thought-out plan to help ease the transitions kids make, especially between two of the most critical junctures in K-12 education: the move from elementary to middle school and from middle to high school.January 2008
Are Mayors Threatening to Take Control of Your Schools?The threat of mayoral and state takeovers is real. Today, takeovers are permitted by statute in about half the states, and they're allowed by some city charters. The question is: Do takeovers work? Despite political criticism, posturing, and rhetoric from public school opponents, research on the financial or academic impact of takeovers remains sparse.January 2008
Keeping Your Employees HealthyAs medical expenses continue to soar, school districts are discovering that health promotion and intervention are sure strategies to contain cost increases. However, district officials and educators are motivated by another factor: Preaching a healthy lifestyle to students is ineffective if the adults around them aren't doing it, too.
October 2008
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BANKER APPOINTED TO NATIONAL COUNCIL – John Fulone, senior vice president and chief planning and operations officer with the Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod, has accepted an appointment on the American Bankers Association Mutual Institutions Council. ABA is located in Washington, D.C., and serves as a resource for the nation's banking industry. Fulone joined the Cooperative Bank in 2011.
Aug. 13: The Cape Cod Chapter, American Business Women's Association holds a special meeting to present annual scholarships, a nonprofit grant and the Woman of the Year award, and to introduce newly elected officers, with networking at 5:30, dinner and meeting at 6 p.m. The Member Spotlight for August is Paige Reilly of WAVE. At the Double Tree Hilton, 287 Iyannough Road, Hyannis. $27 guests. Reserve by Aug. 9 at www.abwacapecod.org
The Cape Cod Mall has announced that it's adding the company 3 Potato 4 to its food court area. It's a locally owned organic baked potato-fries company that offers more potato creations than you can imagine – all vegan or vegetarian, offering a healthy alternative for that quick bite to eat. www.3p4shop.com
The CapeFLYER train service has announced that the weekend of July 19-21 had the highest ridership (nonholiday) so far this summer, with 996 passengers leaving their gas guzzlers at home to take the new train. The rail service has carried more than 8,100 passengers so far in its inaugural season.
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Hot Diggity Dog Wash in Dennis Port has a new groomer. Samantha Hamblin comes to the business from PetSmart in Hyannis, where she spent the last four years. She's a certified groomer and lives in Osterville with her mini poodle, Phillip.
Hot Diggity is located at 677 Main St. in Dennisport and can be reached at 508-258-0208.
Through Aug. 14, customers at Taco Bell and KFC eateries in Hyannis will be invited to contribute to the Jimmy Fund's "Strike Out Cancer" campaign, with each contributor's name displayed on a baseball pin-up in the restaurant, and 100 percent of the proceeds will benefit cancer research at Boston's Dana Farber Institute. www.JimmyFund.org
Home Instead Inc., franchisor of the Home Instead Senior Care network, is offering an opportunity for Massachusetts residents to nominate their deserving family caregivers (themselves included) for a free four-night, five-day Caribbean cruise from Florida to the Bahamas next February. Nominations need to be submitted by Aug. 24 to http://cruise.caregiverstress.com
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The Central Election Commission has registered another 329 candidates in people's deputies for majority constituencies.
Mukacheve and Rivne mayors to run for Rada as independent candidates
Symonenko: A lot of young people included in top part of Communist Party list
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The Central Election Commission has registered another 329 candidates in people's deputies for majority constituencies, including 110 candidates proposed by the political parties and 219 self-nominated candidates.
Among self-nominated candidates are former member of the Communist Party of Ukraine Leonid Hrach (constituency No. 1, Crimea), the head of the transport police department at the Interior Ministry of Ukraine Viktor Rozvadovsky (constituency No. 67, Zhytomyr region), former Uzhgorod Mayor Serhiy Ratushniak (constituency No. 68, Zakarpattia region), head of Kyiv Culture University Mykhailo Poplavsky (constituency No. 91, Kyiv region), president of the Institute for Political Analysis and Social Forecast Oleksandr Volkov (constituency No. 158, Sumy region), academician of National Academy of Law Sciences Stepan Havrysh (constituency No. 176, Kharkiv region), former head of the State Tax Administration of Ukraine Serhiy Buriak (constituency No. 190, Khmelnytsky region), former transport and communications minister of Ukraine Yosyf Vinsky (constituency No. 192, Khmelnytsky region), lawmaker Bohdan Hubsky (constituency No. 197, Cherkasy region), lawmaker Anatoliy Semenoha (constituency No. 198, Cherkasy region), former transport and communications minister of Ukraine Mykola Rudkovsky (constituency No. 210, Chernihiv region), board of directors of the Confederation of Constructors of Ukraine (CCU) Lev Partskhaladze (constituency No. 218, Kyiv city), lawmaker of Kyiv city council Oleksandr Pabat (constituency No. 219, Kyiv city) and former head of Shevchenkivsky district administration Viktor Pylypyshyn (constituency No. 219, Kyiv city).
People's Party presented party head Volodymyr Lytvyn as a candidate in lawmaker for constituency No. 65 in Zhytomyr region.
United Center Party presented Emergencies Minister Viktor Baloha as a candidate in lawmaker for constituency No. 69 in Zakarpattia region, Pavlo Baloha for constituency No. 71 in Zakarpattia region, Vasyl Petevka for constituency No. 72 in Zakarpattia region, Ivan Baloha for constituency No. 73 in Zakarpattia region and political scientist Vadym Karasev for constituency No. 72 in Kyiv city.
In addition, earlier the CEC regsigered 223 candidates for majority constituencies proposed by the Communist Party of Ukraine.
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I have Arthritis in my upper and lower spine with a bulging disc in the lower back as well. I also have Fibromyalgia. I sit behind a desk all day. I use this DAILY in the evenings when I am watching tv. I just leave on all the time, on low, in my chair. I move it all around where I need it to loosen up. It has literally made a difference in relieving my back pain but it is not a miracle cure. I am not pain free but I feel better. I am certain that this is why my sciatica hasn't flared recently.I have yet to get this to work comfortably for Migraines because even though it bends, it doesn't fit the area I need it to. Something meant for that area would be better.I would not be without mine. It provides relief for me daily which matters to me.
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I ordered this product several months ago,as a showstopper, to help with the pain in my knees due to severe arthrits. I am pleased with the results that I feel after using it. My only regret at the time was not ordering two. Seeing it advertised as a Blockbuster today, I just had to order the second one. This will enable me to do both knees or two sections of the body at the same time. I can also let a family member use one and not have to worry about needing it when someone else is using it. I am looking forward to recieving my second Thermotex Platinum. Thank you TSC for another great product.
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I have used this product for almost 3 years and provided a review at time of purchase... Have read many assessments provided since that time....For those of us/you in chronic pain... no it does not provide a "miracle cure"...but if you are looking for that...nothing does and nothing will...Having lived in chronic pain for almost 30 years and being on a cocktail of medications...the objective is to provide additional relief to that which we cannot escape...Thermotex does that...It provides a degree of relief...albeit short term which no other product or "chemical" or manual therapy can provide. Be realistic with your expectations, and grateful for every ounce of improvement you experience and you will realize the benefits of adding this product to your therapeutic regimen.As I said...those looking for a miracle "cure" ...need not apply....learn to work with what you've got....
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Science, and specifically biochemistry, is Emily Robinson's passion. She engages in the sciences both inside and outside the classroom and plans to attend medical school and combine her interest in the fields of pediatrics, endocrinology, and molecular biology with a public health, preventive approach to medicine. For 12 months, Emily will research genetically simple traits to leverage potentially important variations in genes of natural yeast populations. Her research will advance our understanding of the genetic rules found in simple yeast and apply this understanding to the genetic basis of human disease such as cancer, Alzheimer's, and heart disease. Specifically, she'll be examining the genetic basis and evolution of ammonia toxicity resistance in certain strains like sake yeast, which has evolved a resistance to high concentrations of ammonia unlike most other strains. Understanding the genetic basis for this variability among yeast strains, and which DNA changes cause these differences, helps us better understand the natural variation of any trait. Emily's findings will allow us to draw connections between the yeast model and the causation of disease risk in humans. After graduation, Emily plans to take a year off to devote time to the molecular biology and research that she's engaged in as an undergraduate before attending medical school and building a career to help those who are less fortunate and have less access to health care for themselves and their families.
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Readership: All students in psychology and psychiatry considering training in the psychotherapies; anyone in the fields of health, psychiatry, and general medicine looking for an overview of psychotherapeutic techniques
Edited by Sidney Bloch, Department of Psychiatry, St Vincent's Hospital, University of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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"A welcome primer for the psychotherapy novice. Accessible and exceptionally readable, the authors struck successfully a fine balance between giving enough background to orientate the newcomer to a clear level of understanding, and including too much detail at the expense of readability." - Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy
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