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News about Nepal, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Nov. 3, 2015
Indian man Ashish Kumar Ram is killed in Nepal during clashes between protesters and police near country's border with India; demonstrators, many from ethnic group Madhesi, had been fighting against new Constitution that they say was not inclusive enough. MORE
Oct. 29, 2015
Nepal's Parliament elects country's first female president, Bidhya Devi Bhandari, who had pushed for new Constitution to require a woman be either president or vice-president. MORE
Oct. 17, 2015
Human Rights Watch report offers details about number of instances of grisly violence involving protesters that took place in Terai region of Nepal as lawmakers prepared country's Constitution. MORE
Oct. 16, 2015
Kathmandu Jounal; Nepal is paralyzed by fuel shortage caused by protests over Constitution and related dispute with India, who provides all country's fuel; as lines for gas snake for miles around city, residents find some solace in humor and religion; lack of fuel also hampers ongoing earthquake relief effort, risking disaster as winter approaches. MORE
Oct. 13, 2015
Aid workers conducting earthquake relief in Nepal warn many people still lack sufficient food, shelter and running water as winter approaches, risking serious danger; some criticize government for letting contentious adoption of new Constitution distract from relief efforts. MORE
Oct. 13, 2015
Nepalese police recover bodies of 21 people killed in spring 2015 landslide along major trekking route. MORE
Oct. 12, 2015
Nepal Parliament elects K P Sharma Oli as prime minister; election takes place amid unrest in country due to disagreements over its new constitution, and as tensions have arisen between Nepal and India over fuel tankers not being allowed to cross border, which has led to shortages of gas and fuel in Nepal. MORE
Oct. 1, 2015
Newly initiated border policy in India, requiring thorough search of every truck passing into Nepal, has some 400 trucks backed up at customs post in West Bengal State; Nepali officials say policy is economic blockade in retaliation for Nepal's adopting of Constitution over India's objection that Nepalese population should be consulted more thoroughly. MORE
Sep. 29, 2015
Fuel crisis in Nepal caused by ongoing protests over Constitution and quarrel with India, requires rationing; officials accuse India, who provides all of Nepal's fuel, of economic blockade, while India claims its trucks are being blocked by anti-Constitution protesters at Nepalese border. MORE
Sep. 28, 2015
Nepalese officials begin enforcing restrictions on use of automobiles due to concerns about shortage of supplies like fuel from India; trucks from India stopped entering Nepal in wake of adoption of Nepal's new Constitution. MORE
Sep. 21, 2015
Nepal formally adopts constitution and Pres Ram Baran Yadav hails achievement after signing document; political infighting has delayed adoption of constitution for almost decade, and process that led to current document was attended by violence that left more than 40 dead. MORE
Sep. 17, 2015
New constitution is approved by large majority of Nepal's Constituent Assembly over objections of southern and westerners, 40 of whom have died in protests over provincial boundaries. MORE
Sep. 10, 2015
Nepalese police kill four ethnic Madhesis during large protest against how provincial boundaries will be determined in country's proposed constitution; 34 people have been killed in recent demonstrations, while general strike has shut down services in most of the region for nearly month. MORE
Sep. 6, 2015
Travel Q&A offers excerpts from interview with Darrell Wade, founder and chief executive of Intrepid Travel;Wade is spearheading effort to put Nepal on tourism map in hopes of assisting nation's revitalization after April earthquake. MORE
Sep. 5, 2015
Nonprofit agency Adhikaar is helping Nepali immigrants in New York City visit home after severe earthquake in Katmandu region; agency, which is run by women, has taken on secondary duty of upending patriarchal social structure common in Nepal. MORE
Sep. 2, 2015
Nepalese police clash with demonstrators protesting draft of new constitution that includes drawing new provinces, resulting in at least five deaths in Birgunj and Kalaiya; ethnic groups say new divisions dilute their political power. MORE
Aug. 25, 2015
Demonstration in Tikapur, Nepal, against draft constitution turns violent, leaving at least nine people dead, after protesters turn on police officers. MORE
Aug. 11, 2015
Agreement reached between four major Nepalese political parties to split nation into six provinces is met by protests across country; lack of division has been obstacle to creating new constitution for Nepal. MORE
Jul. 31, 2015
Landslides in Nepal triggered by heavy rainfall leave at least 33 people dead and 10 others missing. MORE
Jun. 27, 2015
Nepalese Army attributes cause of United States Marine helicopter crash in May 2015 to bad weather and region's geography. MORE
Jun. 26, 2015
Nepal says foreign governments have pledged total of $4.4 billion in aid for earthquake relief, and makes assurances that funds will be used effectively. MORE
Jun. 20, 2015
Fifty-one child monks are evacuated from isolated Buddhist monastery in Lho, Nepal, due to shortage of food in wake of April earthquake; evacuation is unusual as it is first time unaccompanied minors are officially airlifted since earthquake, procedure that required diligent planning and execution. MORE
Jun. 20, 2015
Unicef's Nepal representative Tomoo Hozumi releases statement warning of possible spike in trafficking of children in wake of earthquakes in country. MORE
Jun. 16, 2015
Nepal's government opens several heritage sites damaged by country's earthquake in effort to bolster tourism, despite urging by Unesco to delay opening two sites due to unsafe conditions. MORE
Jun. 12, 2015
Heavy rains cause landslides in eastern Nepal that kill at least 21 people, trap others and leave dozens missing. MORE
Jun. 9, 2015
Nepal's four largest political parties, prompted by urgent need to rebuild country after earthquake, set aside differences to form federal government; compromise has not yet addressed all important issues and smaller parties are opposed. MORE
Jun. 9, 2015
Relatives of some of five Nepalese civilians who died in May 2015 Marine helicopter crash express anger at slow pace of investigation and demand compensation from Nepal and United States. MORE
Jun. 6, 2015
Nepalese Army says American military helicopter that crashed in May had on board five Nepali civilians in addition to six United States Marines and two Nepalese soldiers who were reported killed in crash. MORE
Jun. 3, 2015
Helicopter chartered by Doctors Without Borders crashes northeast of Kathmandu, Nepal, killing four people on board; flight was relief mission in wake of April 25 earthquake. MORE
Jun. 2, 2015
Dr Joseph Shea study in journal The Cryosphere reports that Mt Everest region of Nepal could lose 70 percent of its glaciers by end of 21st century. MORE
May. 25, 2015
Massive landslide along river in Myagdi District in western Nepal has forced residents to seek higher ground and created natural dam that could burst and cause flooding. MORE
May. 25, 2015
Reporter's Notebook; writer Donatella Lorch describes changed atmosphere in Kathmandu and surrounding area of Nepal as residents deal with fears and anxieties caused by series of large earthquakes and aftershocks; says unpredictability of quakes is driving force in unease. MORE
May. 22, 2015
United States military personnel are concluding their relief efforts in Nepal after devastating earthquakes there in April and May. MORE
May. 21, 2015
Nepalese government institutes temporary two-story height limit on new buildings as rebuilding begins following earthquakes that destroyed or damaged almost a million structures. MORE
May. 20, 2015
Letter from Nepal; Ellen Barry relates her journey through Nepal's Himalayan foothills in wake of devastating earthquakes to deliver bottle of whiskey to 80-year-old woman. MORE
May. 18, 2015
Officials identify bodies of six United States Marines and two Nepali soldiers who died after helicopter bringing relief supplies to earthquake zone crashes. MORE
May. 17, 2015
Eric Hansen travel essay recalls 2014 visit to Katmandu, Nepal, and laments destruction caused by earthquake. MORE
May. 16, 2015
Nepalese Army helicopters find wreckage of United States Marine UH-1 Huey, ending three-day search for the helicopter, which lost radio communication after 7.3 magnitude earthquake; officials say it is unlikely that any of the six Marines and two Nepali soldiers on board survived. MORE
May. 15, 2015
More than 5,000 schools in Nepal were damaged in April 25 earthquake, and as many as 1,000 collapsed in latest temblor; government is constructing 7,000 temporary learning centers and replacing damaged schools, but officials say they cannot hope to replace them all before May 29. MORE
May. 13, 2015
Second earthquake with magnitude of 7.3 hits eastern Nepal, less than three weeks after devastating quake; 65 deaths and 1,988 injuries are reported. MORE
May. 13, 2015
Military officials say United States Marine helicopter disappeared during earthquake relief mission to Nepalese village. MORE
May. 12, 2015
More than 200 inmates remain at large after escaping from Nepalese prisons during earthquake; 16 prisoners died in quake when Kathmandu's central jail collapsed. MORE
May. 10, 2015
Nepalese government and humanitarian organizations are racing to provide basic sanitation, including clean water and toilets, to those in areas devastated by 7.8 magnitude earthquake before arrival of monsoon season; officials say heavy rains can spread contaminants into water supply and greatly increase risk of disease. MORE
May. 9, 2015
International search and rescue teams have moved on from Nepalese village of Langtang, once popular with backpackers but now wiped out by earthquake; some aid workers in country worry that international attention to disaster is fading, and along with it that funding will dry up for relief efforts. MORE
May. 6, 2015
Barpak Journal; residents of remote Nepalese village of Barpak are still recovering bodies of earthquake victims; inaccessible area was epicenter. MORE
May. 5, 2015
Nepal's earthquake has further reduced nation's population of healthy young men, who were leaving in high numbers to find work in other countries; economists warn unless government creates incentives to stay, exodus of young men will increase following relief operation, permanently damaging country's capacity to rebuild. MORE
May. 5, 2015
Nepali officials, noting slim likelihood of finding more earthquake survivors, ask all foreign search-and-rescue teams to leave country; say Mt Everest climbing route will likely remain closed for season. MORE
May. 5, 2015
Nepalis in New York City are using technology and social media to help earthquake victims in their homeland; have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations and solicited tons of used clothing, medical equipment and other emergency supplies for hundreds of thousands of people left homeless. MORE
May. 4, 2015
International aid organizations are faulting Nepalese bureaucracy for insisting on standard customs inspections and other procedures that are causing emergency relief supplies to pile up in aftermath of earthquake. MORE
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November 23, 2015, Monday
Opening Eyes
On my Win a Trip journey with Nicholas Kristof, I saw the miracles performed by Dr. Sanduk Ruit and Dr. Geoffrey Tabin at their cataract surgery camp in Nepal.
November 10, 2015, Tuesday
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Route Decision Led to U.S. Helicopter Crash in Nepal, Marines Say
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November 8, 2015, Sunday
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A Nepali ophthalmologist who pioneered a $25 operation to remove cataracts has restored sight to more than 100,000 people.
November 8, 2015, Sunday
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A new Constitution has thrown the country into turmoil and a confrontation with India.
November 7, 2015, Saturday
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November 3, 2015, Tuesday
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October 29, 2015, Thursday
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The following is a statement released by Joe Espy, attorney for VictoryLand and its owner Milton McGregor, in response to a search warrant that was served at the Macon County casino on Tuesday.
"No matter how one feels about legal gaming, this is a sad day for Alabama. Whether you favor or oppose gambling, it is important for everyone in Alabama to know the following:
* No court and no expert have ever ruled electronic bingo to be illegal in Macon County.
* No court and no expert have ever ruled that the machines used at VictoryLand are illegal gaming devices. Indeed, the only experts to testify say they are bingo machines, not 'slot machines' as the attorney general claims.
* The Court of Criminal Appeals upheld the decision of the circuit judge not to sign a warrant after he found that there was no probable cause for signing it.
* The circuit judge forced to sign the warrant carefully considered the evidence. Unfortunately, he was forced to sign the warrant which we respectfully believe is a dangerous precedent.
* Last year, a federal judge found as a matter of law that opponents of legal bingo are motivated by partisan politics and race. Today's actions prove that they will do anything to try to impose their politics on the state. They ignore our laws and rules, trample on the rights of law-abiding citizens and businesses.
We will fight to preserve the rights of our client in every possible venue. VictoryLand has done nothing wrong and would be delighted to have a fair and just hearing on the issues in this matter. After today's action, it is an open question whether that is possible.
I should also make clear that the lawsuit against the Poarch Creek Indian casino filed today is a smokescreen and a waste of taxpayer money. As he knows, the Alabama attorney general has no jurisdiction over Native American gaming. In the short term, all this is going to do is send the customers of VictoryLand to the Poarch Creek Indian facility in Wetumpka."
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Six years ago, the Waupun Truck 'N Show, an event which was created in 1989 to celebrate the trucking industry, chose Special Olympics Wisconsin as the recipient of the proceeds from the Lights of the Night Convoy.
Since 2007, truckers have raised an astounding $58,000 to ensure Special Olympics can continue to unleash the human spirit through the transformative power and joy of sports.
The funds from the Truck 'N Show are donated to the World's Largest Truck Convoy where more than 100 trucks drive down Highway 41 from the Pioneer Travel Plaza in Richfield to the EAA in Oshkosh. The World's Largest Truck Convoy would not be possible without the support of its Founding Partners, the Waupun Truck 'N Show and the Wisconsin Motor Carrier's Association.
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At this year's Truck 'N Show on Aug. 10, truckers raised more than $5,000 for our athletes.
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As a Michigan alumnus, Whitehaven (Tenn.) football coach Rodney Saulsberry had hoped for a prospect who would think beyond the Southeastern Conference.
In junior linebacker Josh McMillon, he finally might have one. McMillon, a 6-foot-3, 245-pound four-star recruit, unofficially visited Michigan and Ohio State last weekend, continuing his busy spring.
It was a good opportunity for him to see some schools outside the region and how big some of these schools are, Saulsberry said. I hope that, in the future, it helps us expand the exposure for all our kids to know that its not SEC-or-bust.
McMillons list is still crowded with traditional SEC powers such as Auburn and Alabama, but Saulsberry said last weekend opened his star linebackers eyes.
He was calling and texting a lot during the Michigan visit about how much he enjoyed it, Saulsberry said. Michigan is a top athletic and academic program its the blend of the best of both worlds.
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Denard Robinson at RB
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What do you guys think of Robinson at RB?
I've been watching the Senior Bowl practices and teams seem adamant that he should convert to WR. To me that doesn't fit his skill set. Obviously he isn't a QB in the NFL.
The question I have - why isn't he being tried at RB? To me he has elite vision and speed. He's not an every down back, but we've seen him patiently wait for his blocks, burst through the hole and then leave someone picking up their jock 30 yards downfield multiple times over the last three years.
If I have a 3rd round pick and Robinson is still there I'm very, very tempted as a GM. I think he could be a game breaker.
Maybe I'm being naive and/or a homer, but did scouts expect his transition to WR to be super quick? The guy has never run a route in his life and never caught a pass beyond the line of scrimmage. Additionally, he is still suffering from nerve damage in his right arm which would affect his ability to catch the ball. Don't get me wrong, I think he's a running back all the way, but I can't be the only one who isn't surprised that he's struggled throughout his first four days at a new position.
My concern is durability. The guy was constantly nicked up at Michigan because he was taking a lot of hits, and he would be taking even more hits if you play him at RB.
At least at WR he doesn't get hit as much or as hard.
I'm surprised they are insisting on making Robinson a WR. He is known for running with the ball. Robinson is a runner. It's a waste to make him learn how to run routes and catch the ball. Even receivers can struggle to run crisp NFL routes. If he can't stay healthy then his career will not last, but at least as a RB he would have a better chance to be on an NFL roster.
I think the vision/weight needed for a RB is what is keeping Robinson at WR. How many RB's that size:height are there in the league? If anything he would be a slot back IMO
I can see why you're saying this - but he has a very slight frame. Maybe as a 5-10 touch a game guy - a little wildcat, but even then I don't think you want to be exposing him to big hits from 300+ lb D-Linemen.
I think there's a place for Robinson in the NFL. I like him as a Percy harvin type roll but in a more limited fashion, actually the vikings would be a good place for him to go.
And to the OP, RB is a terrible fit for him. See: Woodrow Dantzler.
The reason you put a guy like that at WR is because he excels at open field running. RBs don't get to run in the open field that much. Putting him at RB just exposes all his weaknesses and doesn't give him much of a chance to succeed. At WR, you can get him the ball in space more easily and run reverses
I would draft him as a RB. Also can spring him on slip screens and things like that. 4/5 round. He showed that he can play RB in school. Also it's not like this guy was breaking long runs on broken pass plays. He was breaking long runs in Rich Rods running system. The were runs from the get go.
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The Serb had a scan on the injury on Friday and the results showed a "significant strain", according to tournament director Paul McNamee.
With the first grand slam event of the year beginning on Jan. 17, world number 17 Ivanovic now faces a race against time to be fit to play.
"It's obviously a significant strain," McNamee told reporters. "She's pretty upset."
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McPherson County, Kan. (KAKE)-- A former McPherson County sheriff's deputy could be charged this week after he was arrested for DUI last Friday.
McPherson County Sheriff Larry Powell said that around 12:30 p.m. Friday, deputies received a call on a driving complaint south of McPherson. They found and stopped the car in question, driven by Deputy Robert Zickafoose.
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PIKEVILLE, Ky. – Sheridan Jones recorded 10 kills and a .333 attack percentage, leading the Cumberland volleyball team to a straight-set victory over Pikeville in a Mid-South Conference match Saturday.
Karli Collins added personal season-highs in assists with nine and digs with 12 in the Bulldogs' 3-0 win.
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The win marked the fourth straight for Cumberland, including a pair in Mid-South Conference competition. The Bulldogs dominated the net against Pikeville, recording a season-high 22 total blocks, including a game-high six block assists by Jones.
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Hi all! Phew! What a whirlwind of a day!! We of course went shopping...I love this tack shop I go to, but it's a good 11/2 hours a way, then I spend a good hour or more there, lunch, then home....the day is GONE! Got home long enough to drop the goodies......I bought out the store...girth, pad, Corona cream(so much cheaper there), bit, chin strap, breast collar.....
Here's something..kris used a dutton bit on JJ, so I got on line and ordered one...gotten email during lunch telling me it would be at least two weeks until it was shipped bc they are hand forged! I don't want to wait THAT long to rode him. Luckily I had a picture of his bit, and found one at the tack store that was very, very similar, so I bought it. Thinking if I am happy with it, I will cancel the order, but I hear these bits are great
So...got home in time to feed and brought the horses in from the heat. We decided mom would leave them out tonight when it is cool. I'm a bit nervous, this will be jays first night outside at night. I want to do this until I have him in the paddock that has the sunshade. Ultimately we would like them coming and going freely from their stalls all the time...Rainn does that now, but I'm still waiting to put them together.
Now that I have my goodies, I'm ready to jump on! I'm a bit nervous tho....what if he isn't as calm as he was at Kris's? He is still low key on the ground....I'm just weary.
Vet coming tomorrow to check rainn's skin issue. Her hind end and shoulders are looking better, but her face is nearly bald of hair.-(. It appears whatever it is is spreading, yet her skin appears to be healthy....the Corona cream REALLY works!! Since I've been home from TX I've slathered it on certain parts and I already see hair growing back.
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West Seattle development: 1st land-use signs at future Aegis siteMay 5, 2014 at 5:15 pm | In Development, West Seattle news | 4 Comments
Thanks for the tips today that the first city land-use-permit-application signs have gone up on the future Aegis Living (former Life Care Center) site at 47th/Admiral/Waite. We've been reporting on Aegis's purchase and plans for the site since last fall, including a conversation with its CEO last November and most recently, back in February, the company's official announcement that it plans a new complex with 76 assisted-living and memory-care units. The land-use application that is now filed, leading to the signage that just went up, is NOT for the new complex, but rather, just for demolition of the existing building. Formal notice hasn't yet been published in the twice-weekly Land Use Information Bulletin (the next one will be sent on Thursday), so there's no comment deadline yet.
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Anyone know, is the building in bad shape? Or is the layout not appropriate for what they're planning? Just trying to get a feel for why it's being demolished.
Comment by David P — 8:40 pm May 5, 2014 #
To provide the type of care Aegis is talking about, they will need a lot more space for both patients and staff than is available in that facility.
If they offer memory care, they will need modern and specialized security facilities.
Aside from that, they are probably going to want to provide amenities like smaller unit-based kitchens, craft and/or theatre rooms, onsite daycare, etc.
The existing building doesn't even have laundry chutes. There's no way they could provide above-standard care in that building.
Comment by JoAnne — 10:14 pm May 5, 2014 #
Thanks JoAnne
Comment by David P — 4:36 am May 6, 2014 #
We sent a letter to the facility as soon as we heard it was closing, offering job possibilities to the Nurse's Aides. No response.
If anyone reading this is still looking for employment as CNA's Certified Nurse's Aides, we are always looking for qualified employees. Check us out on the jobs offered forum..CareAtHomeSeattle.com
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Close to 100 times a year and without warning, El Paso residents report feeling sick and dizzy while in their homes. It happened again Monday and Tuesday.
After calling 911 about the mysterious symptoms, these residents are told by emergency operators to immediately evacuate.
To the residents the cause may be a mystery, but to officials the source is clear: carbon monoxide.
As the temperature drops and households turn on their heaters, officials of the El Paso Fire Department are advising residents to be aware of the "silent killer."
Symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning include nausea, lightheadedness and headaches.
Anyone who notices these symptoms is encouraged to leave the house right away and call 911 from a safe location.
When more than one person is suffering from the symptoms, staying inside could be more dangerous.
So far this year in El Paso there have been 108 carbon monoxide poisonings but no deaths, said Fire Department spokesman George De La Torre.
In 2011, there were 103 poisonings and no deaths.
The latest death caused by carbon monoxide occurred in 2010. There were four deaths in 2009.
On Tuesday morning an 83-year-old woman reported having a headache and feeling dizzy while she was in her house in the 600 block of Cortez Drive.
She left her house, and firefighters shut off her gas as a precaution. Once a reading was done on the house, there were no signs of carbon monoxide.
But De La Torre said the woman took appropriate action to prevent a possible emergency.
Calls similar to Tuesday's usually lead to carbon monoxide poisoning and are common from December to February, De La Torre said.
The two most common causes of carbon monoxide poisoning are mechanical errors when people switch from the air conditioner to the heater and people using gas appliances to heat their homes, De La Torre said.
When switching from air conditioning to a heater, it is always safer to use a licensed professional, De La Torre said.
An amateur may overlook a step, which can lead to a carbon monoxide leak.
"Poisoning usually happens when someone says, 'Oh, I have a friend or an uncle that can do it for free,' and that person does it wrong," De La Torre said. "It doesn't happen as often when there is a licensed professional who can show you their paperwork."
Air Flow Heating and Cooling Inc. is one of several local companies that deal with air conditioners and heaters.
Rachel Hernandez, office manager, said November is usually the busiest month of the year. The company averages about 10 calls for service a day.
"Maybe about 25 percent of those calls are where they tried to do it on their own and messed up," Hernandez said. "So then they call us."
Problems that can cause carbon monoxide poisoning include old furnaces or just faulty installation, Hernandez said. A licensed worker will know what to look for and how to properly test the equipment.
"It's dangerous if you do it on your own, because a lot of people don't know how to do a carbon monoxide test," Hernandez said. "Not everyone even knows that there is a test."
The Fire Department encourages homeowners to use a professional to turn on the house heater, and renters to insist that their landlord use a professional.
"A person can be poisoned by a small amount over a long time or a large amount over a short time," De La Torre said. "We see it now when the heaters are being turned on and then later in the winter when they get used more."
Even if a home is using a refrigerated air system, the residents should be cautious of carbon monoxide, De La Torre said.
"Anytime there is a gas appliance, there is a possibility for carbon monoxide poisoning," he said.
At other times carbon monoxide poisoning can happen when someone tries to use a gas appliance, such as a stove or oven, to try to heat the house.
"Sometimes people try to use the open flame to heat the kitchen and it can lead to carbon monoxide exposure," De La Torre said. "Kitchen fires are also huge during this time."
At the same time, the Fire Department is seeing an increase in carbon monoxide alarms going off, which means more people are installing the detectors and getting out of the house before it is dangerous.
"In those cases (when carbon monoxide alarms go off), no one has had to go to the hospital," De La Torre said. "The alarm goes off, they get out of the house, call 911 and are able to ventilate the house."
Most carbon monoxide detectors are installed low to the floor near vents, while others may be combined with smoke detectors, De La Torre said.
"There is a need out there and we see it every time we tell people we have detectors to give out," he said. "They are not as common as smoke detectors though."
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Most home heating fires involve portable and space heaters, with gas (propane) and kerosene heaters accounting for the highest risk of death. Therefore:
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Well-posedness of delay parabolic equations with unbounded operators acting on delay terms
1 Department of Mathematics, Fatih University, Istanbul, 34500, Turkey
2 Department of Mathematics, ITTU, Gerogly Street, Ashgabat, 74400, Turkmenistan
3 Department of Mathematics, Trakya University, Edirne, 22030, Turkey
Boundary Value Problems 2014, 2014:126 doi:10.1186/1687-2770-2014-126Published: 20 May 2014
In the present paper, the well-posedness of the initial value problem for the delay differential equation , ; () in an arbitrary Banach space E with the unbounded linear operators A and in E with dense domains is studied. Two main theorems on well-posedness of this problem in fractional spaces are established. In practice, the coercive stability estimates in Hölder norms for the solutions of the mixed problems for delay parabolic equations are obtained.


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Questions for Those Who Would Abolish the Department of Education
Rick Hess has some tough questions for GOP presidential candidates who favor abolishing the Department of Education:
- It isn't clear that abolishing the Department would itself end any federal education programs (since they can migrate elsewhere). So, specifically, which programs and activities will you eliminate?
- Do you intend to push to eliminate federal funding for special education? If not, who will be responsible for ensuring that states and districts spend those tax dollars in accord with statute? If yes, how will you argue the case to families with children enrolled in special education?
- Do you aim to eliminate the Pell grants and student loans that make up the lion's share of ED's activity? If you don't intend to eliminate them, who will be charged with administering and policing them? If you do, how will you make the case to millions of families and students that use them?
- Do you hope to eliminate Title I funding for schools serving low-income students? If not, who will be responsible for ensuring those dollars are spent in accord with statute? If so, how will you justify cutting federal aid for the neediest students?
- Practically speaking, you know that special education and student lending are popular, with influential, outspoken, middle-class constituencies. How will you convince Congress to go along if you intend to eliminate these programs?
- If you don't intend to zero out federal K-12 spending, do you hope to turn it into a giant block grant? If so, will you seek to eliminate rules requiring that federal Title I aid and special aid funds be spent on low-income children or those with special needs?
There are no easy answers to any of these questions. There are, however, correct answers. It would be interesting to see how well the candidates scoring cheap rhetorical points by promising to abolish the Department of Education (a worthwhile goal) could field these questions.
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Well Kate over on her #Groovymum blog is getting the year off to a flying start. She seems to...chickenruby
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In search of my Groove
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Dow Jones approves corporate iPhone use
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Dow Jones OKs iPhone
Dow Jones -- owned by News Corp., and responsible for financial publications like the Wall Street Journal -- has given its seal of approval to the iPhone, according to another one of its publications, Barron's. The company's Global Technology Services division is now supporting the phone through use of Microsoft ActiveSync technology, which enables the iPhone to access corporate e-mail via Exchange. Like most such services, users require a password and will have data locked or deleted in case a phone goes missing.
The change is important not only because of the company's public prominence, but the number of eligible workers, which total over 7,000. The company notes however that RIM's BlackBerry phones remain "the Dow Jones standard" for mobile e-mail, and so anyone wanting to use an iPhone will have to buy it themselves. The same applies to Treos and Windows Mobile devices, which are also supported under the new scheme.


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Hartline On Tannehill: His Deep Ball Looks Awesome
Posted By The Finsiders On June 26, 2013 @ 1:45 pm In Football | 1 Comment
[1]During the second in a series of special "Inside The Huddle" conference calls [2], Dolphins players fielded a variety questions for over thirty minutes from Dolphins Season Ticket Members and other select fans about the upcoming 2013 season. Check out some of the comments from Brian Hartline, Austin Spitler and Jason Trusnik when asked about Ryan Tannehill, the offseason changes and more.
(On the team's logo and uniform evolution)
Brian Hartline: "I love it. I hate to admit to a lot of the fans out there, but I was not a huge Dolphins fan growing up so with all due respect I didn't have a huge tie to (the old logo). I think (the new logo) is much more Miami, the colors more specifically are awesome, I love the way they kind of went to a lighter color scheme. They really took the input of guys like Dan Marino, Don Shula, (Bob) Griese, and Jason Taylor so if (the logo and uniforms) are good enough for them, they're good enough for me. I love the way the uniforms are too, love the colors and the logo, and I look forward to putting it on this season."
(On Ryan Tannehill)
Brian Hartline: (Tannehill) is just a competitive guy. People were really not noticing how much he improved throughout (2012). So really he just continued that progression throughout the entire offseason working with some different guys- some guys that have played, some coaching. He came into camp and OTAs ready to go. We had a chance to get some work in before OTAs started, and it continued through OTAs. He's really just taken a huge step; I mean everyone said, all the quote unquote experts say that there's a big jump for a lot of guys from year one to year two and with Ryan I fully expect it. I think at this point he's focusing on taking it one day at a time, understanding that he's has to go through all of (training) camp and get into the season and play through the whole season, so there's a lot of football to go to get evaluated on. But I couldn't ask for more, he's making every throw, his deep ball looks awesome, intermediate ball is great, he has great touch, you don't feel like it's a rocket coming into your hands. His improvement has been amazing…. (actually) I wouldn't say his improvement has been amazing because I've seen it week in and week out how much hard work he's put in, it didn't come out of nowhere but it's not surprising.
(On the team investing heavily in free agents during the offseason)
Austin Spitler: "This offseason, in particular, was very exciting for us. It's always good to go out there and get the best players available and create as much competition as possible. The competition will bring the best out in one another, and hopefully form a team that's capable of going out there and getting to the playoffs and winning the Super Bowl."
(To Hartline on his goals for 2013)/
Brian Hartline: "My goals haven't changed a whole lot. As a personal goal, which I assume you're referring to, I always want to be a 1,000-yard receiver. Obviously I want to score more touchdowns for the team. But, overall, (I've) identified continued success and taking the next step. I want to be a leader on the team, I want us to win more games, I want us to be a playoff team and I want us to compete for the division year in and year out. If that can happen, all the stats and numbers can go by the wayside because everyone is defined, especially the starters, in this league (by) how many games you win year in and year out (and) how many championships you win. If you can start chasing those down and getting closer to those things and winning some along way, (then) life changes on you very quickly."
(On the differences from 2012)
Austin Spitler: "The team is different as a whole. I feel much closer to the guys, it feels more like a team than what it has in the past. I've never been anywhere else (as a pro), but I feel like we have one of the hardest-working teams that you could possibly have. We go out there, nobody complains, we're really cohesive as a unit now, on defense specifically. We're just pulling things together; it feels good to be a team now."
Jason Trusnik: "I think also it's the second year with this coaching staff. The second year Coach Philbin's been here, Coach Sherman on the offense and Coach Coyle on the defense. So now you have guys that have been in the system and they're getting used to defense, they're getting used to the offense, things like that. And (we) know how Coach Philbin works. So I think with all of that, everyone can play a little bit faster, play a little more physical and get things done more efficient now that they know the system their in, they know how practice is going to work. I think when you have a group of guys that are working in unison, things are a lot better."
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Cade Gallery's Weston Henry Releases Phoenix Canvas, a Book Of Graffiti
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Photo by Weston Henry, mural by Lalo Cota and Breeze
When Weston Henry returned to Phoenix after a stint in Albuquerque, he had a renewed passion to explore the city.
He rode his bike around town with a camera in tow, photographed the spots that made him fall in love with the pavement paradise, and quickly noticed that most of his shots were of local pieces of graffiti.
"It's the way the colors and the graphics and the bold letters transformed into something else," Henry says. "I've always been drawn to that, and I guess that's why I started taking pictures of [graffiti]."
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The 44-page work collects photographs of some of the city's most detailed, vivid, and poignant pieces completely unique to Phoenix from local street artists including Lalo Cota, Breeze, and DOSE, to name a few.
"Over the few years I [took photos], and I wanted something tangible. I just wanted to create something from it." Henry says.
Unused photo from Phoenix Canvas
Photo by Weston Henry, piece by DOSE
The co-owner of local art spot/old school arcade, Cade Gallery, Henry is selling the book on the gallery website and at his space for $15. He also hopes to stock it in similar locations in the area
He says Phoenix Canvas is his attempt to "create something a little bigger than [himself]," and to inspire people to look at the city in the same way he does.
"Hopefully this will inspire them to explore Phoenix," he says. "Whether it's graffiti or cool buildings, it's a chance to explore your city."
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Photo by Weston Henry
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2 All Natural or Prime Steaks, cut of choice
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Three children also were in the home. Police say they were taken into protective custody.
Officers say the home was considered uninhabitable. The coroner continues investigating what caused her death.
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Dr. Bruce Armstrong, BBus(DDIAE)MLitt(NE)PhD(UWS) I am a senior lecturer with the School of Business and Tourism at the Coffs Harbour Campus of Southern Cross University. My main teaching is in the areas of computer security and control, systems analysis and design, and information resources management. Prior to joining academia I worked with the Department of Defense as a project leader undertaking development of operational and strategic systems. Since joining academia I have undertaken numerous consultancies for small business and local regional development agencies. My current research interests involve information management strategies for regional centres, and internet and computer usage in regional and rural Australia. I am a member of both the Centre of Economic and Community Development and the Centre for Aged Services Learning and Research Collaboration.
Journal articles
Exploring the effects of personal carbon trading (PCT) system on carbon emission and Health Issues: a preliminary study on the Norfolk Island (with Gary Webb, Alex Hendry, Robyn McDermott, Boyd Swinburn, and Garry Egger), The International Technology Management Review (2014)
The Norfolk Island Carbon and Health Evaluation (NICHE) Program is a project to trial the...
Retired Australian's use of information technology: a
preliminary study (with Joanne Phythian, Julie Tucker, Tim Comber, and Simon J. Pervan), The International Technology Management Review (2014)
In July 2010, Coffs Harbour, Australia was announced as one of fourteen National Broadband Network...
Enhancing participation in personally controlled electronic health records (with George Coles and William Smart), The International Technology Management Review (2013)
The introduction of a Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record (PCEHR) system is central to Australia's...
What properly validated surveys can tell us about successful implementation of small business information systems (with Gerard J. Fogarty and Don Dingsdag), Journal of Business and Research (2011)
There is a definite focus in Information Systems (IS) research on the identification of factors...
Modelling the interactions among factors that influence successful computerisation of small business (with Gerard J. Fogarty), Australasian Journal of Information Systems (2009)
Identification of factors that contribute to computer-based information systems success is of crucial importance to...
Book chapters
Strategic use of ICT for competitive advantage: a review of eBay and webvan using Porter's model (with Maryann Butler and David Forde), Current trends in technology and society (2012)
The Business Enterprise Register: managing information for regional enterprise development (with Margaret Frances Drever), Supply management (1999)
Selected papers presented at the 6th International Annual Internation Council of Small Business (IPSERA )...
Job sharing in regional Australia: boosting employment opportunity? (with Helen Nohilly), Unemployment: economic promise and political will (1998)
Selected papers from the Fourth National Conference on Unemployment held in Adelaide in June 1997....
Working papers
Destination choice - visitor behaviours in a coastal tourism destination on Australia's east coast (Occasional paper) (with Don Fuller, Janet Hanlan, Simon J. Wilde, Stephen Mason, and Johan Richard Edelheim), Center for Enterprise Development and Research, Occasional Paper (2005)
Examination of constructs underlying the User Information Satisfaction (UIS) Instrument (with Don Dingsdag and Gerard J. Fogarty), School of Multimedia and Information Technology Working Paper and Seminar Series (2002)
A spreadsheet model for information systems risk analysis, Management Development and Research Centre Working Paper Series (1992)
Information systems risk analysis, School of Information Technology Working Paper Series (1992)
Conference publications
Influences on attitudes to a personal carbon trading system (with Alex Hendry, William Smart, and Gary Webb), Proceedings of the 24th Australasian Conference on Information Systems (2013)
There are mixed attitudes to the affect Personal Carbon Trading (PCT) can have on global...
Regional unemployment and regional industrial diversity in New South Wales statistical districts 1996 to 2011 (with Stephen Mason), SEGRA 2013 Conference Proceedings (2013)
The national averages industry concentration index and Australian Bureau of national averages industry concentration index...
Destination choice - visitor behaviours in a coastal tourism destination on Australia's east coast (with Don Fuller, Simon J. Wilde, Janet Hanlan, and Stephen Mason), 2nd International Conference on Destination Branding and Marketing (2007)
It is important to better understand the main drivers affecting the choice and later evaluation...
Scales measuring characteristics of small business information systems (with Gerard J. Fogarty and Don Dingsdag), Research, Relevance and Rigour: Coming of Age, Proceedings of the 18th Australasian Conference on Information Systems (2007)
There is a definite focus in Information Systems (IS) research that is based around the...
User satisfaction: an evaluation of a carbon credit information system (with William Smart and Jerome K. Vanclay), 18th Australasian Conference on Information Systems (2007)
This paper presents the analysis of user satisfaction with a web-based system that enables users...
Consultancy papers and research reports
Analysis of transport needs at Coffs Harbour Education Campus, School of Commerce and Management Papers (2005)
Coffs Coast visitor survey (with Stephen Mason, Don Fuller, Johan Richard Edelheim, and Simon J. Wilde), Coffs Coast Tourism Association (2005)
Analysis of user attitudes to club facilities at the Coffs Harbour Ex-Services Club (with Leonie Woodcock), School of Commerce and Management Papers (2004)
Business census report for the Australia's Holiday Coast (with Douglas Neil and D O'Brien), School of Commerce and Management Papers (1999)


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So we didn't have any takers for last week's inspirational quote, but it was a holiday weekend here in Canada & the US, so maybe people were busy doing things other than writing.
For this week - it's a short week. Let's see if this gets your creative juices flowing?
In case you're new to our PfP segment,
our goal is as follows:
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Morgan Standley New Media Challenge
Written by Vicki Short
Date posted: March 1, 2012
"How is new media changing the world we live in?"
|Across the globe, innovations in technology are changing the way people consume information and interact with those around them. We are now witnessing a "new media" revolution: social networking websites, participatory media (YouTube and blogs) and mobile phone technologies that have become the face of global media. As a consumer, innovator or observer, we invite you to participate in our Morgan Stanley Essay Competition and explore the following question – How is new media changing the world we live in?Write a prize winning article for a chance to participate in an Exclusive Open Day at our Canary Wharf offices where you will have the opportunity to learn more about Morgan Stanley as a Firm, the world of investment banking and the unique chance to network with senior business representatives over a bespoke lunch.
To submit your application, email your article and CV to email@example.com
Word count: Maximum 1000 words. Note: any supporting documentation must fit within the 1000 word limit.
Deadline for submission: Monday 12 March
Prize Winners Open Day: Thursday 22 March
For further details please see the Morgan Standley website: http://www.morganstanley.com/about/careers/NewMediaChallenge.html


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Calif. helicopter crash under investigation; two sheriff's deputies killed
Biographical Info
Age: 36
Additional info: Deputy Kievernagel was a 17-year veteran with the Sacramento Sheriff's Office.
Incident Details
Cause of Death: Deputy Kievernagel died in a helicopter crash.
Date of Incident: July 13, 2005
Biographical Info
Age: 29
Additional info: Deputy Blount was a 7-year veteran with the Sacramento Sheriff's Office.
Incident Details
Cause of Death: Deputy Blount died in a helicopter crash.
Date of Incident: July 13, 2005
Associated Press
FAIR OAKS, Calif. — Federal aviation officials are investigating a helicopter crash that killed two Sacramento County sheriff's deputies and seriously injured a third.
The sheriff's department helicopter crashed just after 7 p.m. Wednesday near Nimbus Dam and caused a large brush fire along the American River east of Sacramento.
Deputy Joseph Kievernagel, 36, a 17-year veteran, and Deputy Kevin Blount, 29, a seven-year veteran, died at the scene, according to sheriff's spokesman R.L. Davis.
Deputy Eric Henrikson, 28, a seven-year veteran, was hospitalized "with quite a lot of body trauma and bleeding internally," Davis said. His condition was upgraded Thursday to serious but stable condition, officials said.
The National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation Administration will be "coordinating the investigation to determine what failed on the airship," Davis said.
Officials received a "mayday" call at 7:10 p.m., as the helicopter was having mechanical difficulties and the crew was attempting an emergency landing. The helicopter landed and the tail end broke off, sending it down a hillside, Davis said.
NTSB investigators were seeking witnesses to the crash Thursday. One witness took a photograph of the helicopter in flight, which officials said would be valuable to their investigation.
The NTSB expects to spend two days conducting the investigation and planned to have a preliminary report released within the week.
A witness told The Sacramento Bee that he looked up and saw the helicopter in flames.
"It looked like the pilot was trying to control it," said, Daniel Todd, 28, of Fair Oaks. "It looked like it might go into the lake. It sounded like a car crash."
The helicopters are used frequently by the sheriff's department in the summer to monitor boats, swimmers and rafters in the river.Go to the officer down page
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The Burges girls basketball team came, oh, so close to advancing to today's Class 4A Region 1-4A title game in Snyder.
But Trimble Tech of Fort Worth held on for a 56-51 victory Friday and will play Canyon (a 55-52 winner over Cleburne) today for a trip to the state tournament next week in Austin.
In the back-and-forth game, Trimble Tech scored the final five points for the win. Trimble Tech is ranked No. 10 in the state by the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches and beat Burges for the second time this season.
The Bulldogs are now 30-5 on the season, while the Mustangs finish 26-5.
Burges qualified for the regional tournament for the first time in coach Cynthia Hernandez's 17 years as the head coach.
Burges was aiming to become the third straight El Paso area high school girls team in Class 4A to reach the Region 1-4A finals.
The Bulldogs controlled the action early but Burges battled back and trailed just 28-26 at halftime.
The second half went back and forth as both teams traded leads.
"We just kept fighting and playing hard," Hernandez said. "The kids stood up to Trimble Tech and fought hard. I thought the kids were well prepared for this game and we gave ourselves a chance to win. We missed some free throws that hurt us and Trimble Tech was very good from the foul line."
Becca Cardenas led the Mustangs with 13 points, followed by Victoria Lopez with 12 points and Mayra Garcia with 10 points.
"We had some chances to win," Lopez said. "We gave it everything we had in this game and I'm proud of the effort we gave. We did some good things on defense and we hit some big shots."
The Mustangs could be even better next year with four starters and three key reserves returning.
"This was a good learning experience for us," Hernandez said. "We played well and we learned a great deal over the course of the season and the girls really improved in so many areas."


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The Milford School Board is facing what one resident called a '50-year decision' in its placement of a new elementary school to replace the Seipelt building. The choice is between its current location and a piece of farm land property on state Route 131 east of the Milford Christian Church.
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The process of building two new elementary schools has begun, but that doesn't mean construction has started.
Jeff Johnson, operations manager for the Milford Exempted Village School District, said that won't start until late summer or early fall next year.
"It depends on how we contract the thing out," Johnson said. ...


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Israeli Arab Christians and foreigners gather at a Nativity scene during a re-enactment of the journey to Bethlehem and the birth of Jesus Christ at Nazareth Village in the northern Israeli city of Nazareth.
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1 And it came to pass in those days that there went out a decree from Caesar Augustus that all the world should be taxed.
2 (And this taxing was first made when Cyrenius was governor of Syria.)
3 And all went to be taxed, every one into his own city.
4 And Joseph also went up from Galilee out of the city of Nazareth into Judea, unto the City of David which is called Bethlehem (because he was of the house and lineage of David)
5 to be taxed with Mary, his espoused wife, who was great with child.
6 And so it was that while they were there, the days were accomplished that she should be delivered.
7 And she brought forth her firstborn Son, and wrapped Him in swaddling clothes and laid Him in a manger, because there was no room for them in the inn.
8 And there were in the same country shepherds abiding in the field, keeping watch over their flock by night.
9 And lo, the angel of the Lord came upon them, and the glory of the Lord shone round about them, and they were sore afraid.
10 And the angel said unto them, "Fear not, for behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall be to all people.
11 For unto you is born this day in the City of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord.
12 And this shall be a sign unto you: Ye shall find the Babe wrapped in swaddling clothes, lying in a manger."
13 And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host praising God and saying,
14 "Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men!"
15 And it came to pass, when the angels were gone away from them into heaven, the shepherds said one to another, "Let us now go even unto Bethlehem and see this thing which has come to pass, which the Lord hath made known unto us."
16 And they came with haste and found Mary and Joseph, and the Babe lying in a manger.
17 And when they had seen it, they made known abroad the saying which was told them concerning this Child.
18 And all those who heard it wondered at those things which were told them by the shepherds.
19 But Mary kept all these things and pondered them in her heart.
20 And the shepherds returned, glorifying and praising God for all the things that they had heard and seen, as it was told unto them.


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Township of Crete, Will County, Illinois, United States
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Music Legend Pat Boone Sings Praises of Jeff Thompson
Jeff Thompson wins Honorary Guardian of Seniors' Rights Award
Alexandria, VA – The 60 Plus Association, a national non-partisan senior citizens group announced today that Jeff Thompson, candidate for State Representative of District 8, has won the Association's Honorary Guardian of Seniors' Rights award. Legendary entertainer Pat Boone, spokesman for the 60 Plus Association, called Thompson a "fighter for the elderly." "I'm still singing at concerts, but today I am singing the praises of Jeff Thompson."
"Jeff Thompson will be a tax cutter, protecting the pocket books of senior citizens. 60 Plus calls on over 7 million seniors nationally for support, including nearly 115,000 seniors in the Pelican State, so I believe I can speak on behalf of seniors when I say that they can count on Jeff Thompson. Clearly, seniors will have no finer friend in the 8th District of Louisiana than Jeff Thompson."
The Association's Guardian Award is presented to members of Congress based on their "senior friendly" voting records. The Honorary Award is given to those running for state and federal office and is based on their views on seniors' issues.
Previous award winners include Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal, U.S. Senator David Vitter and U.S. Reps. Steve Scalise (R-1st), Jeff Landry (R-3rd), John Fleming (R-4th), Rodney Alexander (R-5th), Bill Cassidy (R-6th) and Charles Boustany (R-7th).


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|Ocean currents shape the microbiome of Arctic marine sediments.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 23190727 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|Prokaryote communities were investigated on the seasonally stratified Alaska Beaufort Shelf (ABS). Water and sediment directly underlying water with origin in the Arctic, Pacific or Atlantic oceans were analyzed by pyrosequencing and length heterogeneity-PCR in conjunction with physicochemical and geographic distance data to determine what features structure ABS microbiomes. Distinct bacterial communities were evident in all water masses. Alphaproteobacteria explained similarity in Arctic surface water and Pacific derived water. Deltaproteobacteria were abundant in Atlantic origin water and drove similarity among samples. Most archaeal sequences in water were related to unclassified marine Euryarchaeota. Sediment communities influenced by Pacific and Atlantic water were distinct from each other and pelagic communities. Firmicutes and Chloroflexi were abundant in sediment, although their distribution varied in Atlantic and Pacific influenced sites. Thermoprotei dominated archaea in Pacific influenced sediments and Methanomicrobia dominated in methane-containing Atlantic influenced sediments. Length heterogeneity-PCR data from this study were analyzed with data from methane-containing sediments in other regions. Pacific influenced ABS sediments clustered with Pacific sites from New Zealand and Chilean coastal margins. Atlantic influenced ABS sediments formed another distinct cluster. Density and salinity were significant structuring features on pelagic communities. Porosity co-varied with benthic community structure across sites and methane did not. This study indicates that the origin of water overlying sediments shapes benthic communities locally and globally and that hydrography exerts greater influence on microbial community structure than the availability of methane.
|Leila J Hamdan; Richard B Coffin; Masoumeh Sikaroodi; Jens Greinert; Tina Treude; Patrick M Gillevet
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|Type: Journal Article; Research Support, U.S. Gov't, Non-P.H.S. Date: 2012-11-29
Journal Detail:
|Title: The ISME journal Volume: 7 ISSN: 1751-7370 ISO Abbreviation: ISME J Publication Date: 2013 Apr
Date Detail:
|Created Date: 2013-03-19 Completed Date: 2013-09-30 Revised Date: 2014-04-01
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|Nlm Unique ID: 101301086 Medline TA: ISME J Country: England
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|Languages: eng Pagination: 685-96 Citation Subset: IM
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Archaea / classification*, genetics
Arctic Regions
Bacteria / classification*, genetics
Euryarchaeota / classification, genetics
Geologic Sediments / chemistry, microbiology*
Pacific Ocean
RNA, Ribosomal, 16S / genetics
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America's Thanksgiving Parade: The annual Detroit parade starts at Woodward and Mack and finishes at Woodward and Congress, 9:20 a.m. Thu. Downtown Detroit. 313-923-7400. www.theparade.org. Free; fee for some choice viewing spots.
Andy Warhol and the Celebrity Cult: Curator Rebecca Hart will discuss Warhol's 1986 fright wig self-portrait, his cult of celebrity and his sense of mortality, 7 p.m. Fri.; reception at 7:30 p.m. Detroit Institute of Arts, 5200 Woodward, Detroit. 313-833-7900. www.dia.org. ...


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Central Terminal B - Concourse A or B for gates
Even More® Speed
Airport Alert! LaGuardia International Airport Road Construction
Please be advised of DOT road lane closures outside of the LGA Airport. Please plan accordingly and allow additional travel time to the LGA Airport per the road construction and possible traffic delays.
*Customers traveling domestically from Fort Lauderdale (FLL), John F. Kennedy (JFK), Boston (BOS) or Tampa (TPA) with checked baggage, must check in 40 minutes prior to scheduled departure.
JetBlue is not liable for any charges incurred for baggage that was checked late, nor will we be liable for delivery or compensation for late-checked baggage.
**kiosk availability subject to airport hours of operation
Check in cut-off times vary between check-in channels as follows:
Please check information specific to items such as sporting equipment, firearms, musical instruments, etc. for guidelines on transporting them on JetBlue flights.
JetBlue AirwaysLaGuardia Airport – Central Terminal Room # 3795Flushing, NY 11371
General Airport Phone: 1-718-533-3400
baggage claim information
Baggage Claim is located in the Central Terminal Building, Concourse A lower level. You can pick up your bags from Carousel 4.
making a baggage claim
If your baggage has been delayed or damaged, it is important to make a baggage claim with a JetBlue crewmember while you're at the airport.
If you need to make the claim once you've left the airport, please call the JetBlue Baggage Service Office at the airport you flew into within four hours after arrival.
The baggage service office is open from 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 a.m.
LaGuardia Baggage Service Office telephone: 1-718-672-2227, option 1
baggage claim follow-up
If you're following up on a baggage claim, contact Central Baggage Services. Click Here for hours of operation and contact information.
Car rental agency counters are located on the Arrival's level near the baggage carousel.
other car rental options
We can also offer you special rates on rental cars through our partner Hotels.com. You can book these rates by clicking on the link below or, if you call our Reservations team to book your reservation, one of our Reservation crewmembers can transfer you to Hotels.com.
You may also contact Hotels.com Customer Support directly for questions regarding hotel or car reservations 24 hours a day, seven days a week at 1-800-544-3581 (English) or 1-800-520-8629 (Spanish)..
ticket counter hours and location
Our ticket counter is located in Central Terminal B, near Continental and CanJet and is open from 4:00 a.m. until 9:45 p.m.
We recommend you arrive at the airport at least 90 minutes prior to departure. Avoid delays by checking for traffic alerts, and allow enough time to go through TSA screening, particularly during holidays and peak travel days. Please note, JetBlue has cutoff times for baggage check in, and also for check in at the departure gate; JetBlue will not be responsible for expenses incurred due to late check in.
You will need a boarding pass to get through security. Our flights depart out of Concourse A or B, depending on the schedule.
identification requirements
Click Here for Identification / ID Requirements
boarding cut-off time
Each customer must be onboard the aircraft 15 minutes prior to departure. Standby customers may be cleared at 10 minutes to departure. Any customer not onboard, even if they have checked in and received a boarding pass, may be denied boarding and will not be entitled to denied boarding compensation.
kiosk check in
If you have a confirmed reservation, feel free to use a kiosk machine to check in. You may check in using the kiosk no more than six hours prior to departure if you are checking baggage. Customers with no checked baggage may check in within 24 hours from their scheduled departure time. Kiosk check in is not available 30 minutes or less before departure.
You can retrieve your information and check in at a kiosk using one of the following methods:
In order to validate your boarding pass, you'll need to present it along with your photo ID at the gate.
Curbside Check In and Skycap
JetBlue is offering Curbside Check-in at LaGuardia International Airport.
Once you've checked in at curbside, your bags will be taken care of and you can head straight to security.
Please note there is a $2 fee per bag for curbside check in.
Only credit/debit cards are accepted (no cash).
Photo identification is required for both parties who drop off and pick up an unaccompanied minor. Unaccompanied minors will not be accepted without the guardian's photo ID.
When a gate pass is issued, it is the TSA's decision as to whether a young child, in addition to the unaccompanied minor, may pass through security with the adult.
drop off information
When dropping off the unaccompanied minor, the parent/guardian may NOT leave the airport until the following criteria are met:
In the event of a gate return, a JetBlue Crewmember will contact the parent/guardian so that he/she can immediately return to the airport to meet their minor. Please note, the parent/guardian must request a gate pass at the airport ticket counter to pick up their minor at the departure gate.
pick up information
Unaccompanied minors may be met at the baggage carousel area. Please arrive at the airport no later than 30 minutes before the scheduled arrival.
The child will only be released to the person indicated on the unaccompanied minor form or on the reservation and that person must present their government issued photo ID.
from I-87 NY Thruway
Go south on Thruway-Major Deegan Expressway to Triborough Bridge to Queens. Head east on Astoria Boulevard to 94th Street and take a left onto 94th (north) directly to the airport.
from I-95 New England Thruway
Take the NE Thruway south to Bruckner Expressway. Take exit for I-678 south across the Bronx-Whitestone Bridge and exit Northern Boulevard (west). Head west on Northern Boulevard to Astoria Boulevard to 94th Street. Take a right on 94th Street (north) and follow directly to the airport.
from I-84/I-684
Go south on I-684 to I-287. Head west on I-297 to I-87 NY Thruway. Go south on Thruway-Major Deegan Expressway to Triborough Bridge to Queens. Head east on Astoria Boulevard to 94th Street and take a left onto 94th (north) directly to the airport.
Go west on Long Island Expressway (I-495) to Brooklyn Queens Expressway (I-278). Take BQE north to Exit 38/Northern Boulevard. Take Northern Boulevard east to 94th Street and turn left onto 94th Street (north) directly to the airport.
North on NJ Turnpike to Exit 13; east across Goethals Bridge to I-278-Staten Island Expressway; cross Verrazano Bridge; Gowanus Expressway north to BQE north to Exit 38/Northern Boulevard; Take Northern Boulevard east to 94th Street; turn left onto 94th Street (north) directly to the airport.
via I-78
Go east on I-78 to NJ Turnpike south to Exit 13. Cross Goethals Bridge to I-278-Staten Island Expressway. Cross Verrazano Bridge Gowanus Expressway north to BQE north and exit 38/Northern Boulevard. Go east to 94th Street directly to the airport.
via I-80/I-280
Go east on I-80 to I-280. Take I-280 east to NJ Turnpike south and continue as above.
Approximate flight durations, as well as other pertinent flight details may be found on the 'Select your flights' screen when booking on jetblue.com.
Please note: flight durations vary with wind currents, weather developments, aircraft congestion, and air traffic control directives.
Express Bus Service
The NYC Airporter, the official express bus operator for all New York Airports is the most affordable transportation solution from and to the Airports. The Bus stops outside of each Airport Terminal and provides transportation to New York City, including Grand Central Terminal, the Port Authority Bus Terminal, Penn Station and numerous Midtown hotels. Purchase your bus ticket online at www.nycairporter.com or call 718-777-5111 for additional information.
JetBlue has a partnership with GroundLink, the leading revolutionary online ground transportation provider, to provide customers with the option to book exclusive discount rates on www.jetblue.com/cars.
This new car service option provides our customers with an additional level of comfort and service that comes with pre-booking ground transportation with a knowledgeable, professional and reliable car service and limo provider. This option allows travelers to reserve the service online for a ride to or from the airport, including prompt curbside pick-up and drop-off by a local driver with GPS to ensure efficient and stress-free travel to the final destination.
Taxi (Metered)
Taxis are available on demand through a uniformed dispatcher. Taxi service costs approximately $25 - $29 with a travel time of approximately 30 minutes.
If you're making a connection in LaGuardia, below is a list of other airlines:
*All rates are subject to change without notice.
daily parking
The Parking Garage and Lots 1, 4, 5, 6 & 7 are *$3 for the first half hour or part, *$6 for up to 1 hour, and *$3 for each hour or part thereafter with a maximum rate of *$24.00 for each 24-hour period.
Daily lots can be used for up to 30 days parking at the posted daily rate. No long-term reduced rates are offered in the daily parking lots.
long-term parking
Long-Term reduced rate parking is available in Lot 3 only at a rate of *$24 for each of the first two 24-hour periods or part. Once you've exceeded 48 hours it is *$5 for each 12-hour period or part thereafter.
The long-term lot has a limited number of parking spaces and parking is on a first come basis. Just follow the "P" signs to the airport exit for additional parking lots. These are privately operated parking lots located near the airport.
For your convenience, regular and oversized wheelchairs are available upon request. Electric carts are not available in the concourse area.
TTY/TDD phones are available at both the ticket counter and the gate area.


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Greenpeace: Fisheries for the Future
Running Time: 10.5 Minutes
From Sea to Shelf-Fisheries of the Future" is an excellent short film written, produced, filmed, and edited by Maarten van Rouveroy van Nieuwaal for Greenpeace. Visit Greenpeace's Red Fish (or Red List) Website to see which species should be avoided and why.
Greenpeace: The Bottom Line
Narrated by Sigourney Weaver
Running Time: 8.5 minutes
Bottom trawling is laying waste to the precious ecosystems of the deep sea. Sigourney Weaver calls on delegates of the UN to take immediate action to stop this destruction.
Wreaking Haddock: How to Eat Sustainable Seafood
Running Time: 3 minutes
If we don't start eating seafood in a sustainable way, the oceans may be out of fish by 2048. Three strikes and you're trout. Fin-d out what Umbra has to say about what's on your plate and in the ocean. You'll want to follow these guidelines hook, line, and sinker.
TED: How I Fell in Love With a Fish
Running Time: 19 minutes
Chef Dan Barber squares off with a dilemma facing many chefs today: how to keep fish on the menu. With impeccable research and deadpan humor, he chronicles his pursuit of a sustainable fish he could love, and the foodie's honeymoon he's enjoyed since discovering an outrageously delicious fish raised using a revolutionary farming method in Spain.


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Season 1 - Episode 3
Liverpool FC are home at last.
This week, Brendan Rodgers begins to rebuild Liverpool Football Club from the inside out. But he has to do it on the road as he prepares for his first match in charge against Toronto FC on the club's pre-season tour.
The team then face AS Roma in Boston at Fenway Park, which is transformed from a baseball pitch into a football stadium. We catch up with some of the players as they take time off, before England internationals Andy Carroll and Steven Gerrard return from the European Championships.
Liverpool FC are home at last.
Fly-on-the-wall documentary series. Unprecedented camera access shows Liverpool FC behind the scenes under new manager Brendan Rodgers' regime.


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Exterior shot of Peyton Manning Children's Hospital at St. Vincent Hospital on 86th Street in Indianapolis, with statue of the Holy Family in the foreground. (Joe Vitti/Indianapolis Star)
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Many Indianapolis Colts fans will face a wardrobe battle Sunday.
Pull out No. 18, that blue-and-white jersey collecting dust in the closet, the symbol of a legend who turned a struggling franchise into a playoff contender? Or grab No. 12, the just-washed jersey hanging toward the front, the symbol of a young quarterback who rescued the franchise after injuries decimated its aging hero?
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This tart is as chic as it is simple. The filling requires no baking, so after a few hours in the refrigerator, just slice and serve. While you wait, make the cherry-vodka sauce; its sweet cherry flavor is a perfect complement to the tart's bittersweet, trufflelike interior.
Game plan: The tart can be made up to 2 days ahead. Store covered in the refrigerator.
The cherry-vodka sauce can be made up to 4 days ahead. Refrigerate in an airtight container until ready to use.
This recipe was featured as part of our Chocolate Desserts photo gallery.
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