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I have never had a problem with any products before. However this perfume in particular does not smell anything like the dkny pure I purchased before. It smells nice but not the same. I was going to send it back but haven't had time. I wI'll continue to shop here just not buy that particular perfume.
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The Sixers expected Marreese Speights to develop into a strong inside presence for years to come, but it didn't happen.
At first, there was so much promise when the 76ers selected Marreesse Speights 16th overall in the 2008 draft.
The Sixers were desperately looking for a big man, someone to eventually replace Samuel Dalembert. So they drafted him ahead of big men such as Indiana's Roy Hibbert, Washington's JaVale McGee and the Los Angeles Clippers' DeAndre Jordan.
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Looks like Mississippi is going to lose Medicaid. Thousands of poor people, and elderly are going to be saddled with more expenses than they can afford, because the two WONDERFUL parties who have a monopoly on American Politics can not grow up and act like adults. Democrats and Republicans are both acting like spoiled little infantile brats who are not getting their way. They are quick to point fingers, and say it's the other party's fault, when it's obvious that they are both to blame. Then there is our wonderful Governor, Mister Bryant, the biggest spoiled brat of them all. If he can't get things done HIS way, he's more than happy to kill Medicaid. It's not like him or his family uses it, as far as I know. And he obviously doesn't care about the multitudes of poor people and senior citizens that populate his state, because he's as good as said he's going to let Medicaid die. Just what Mississippi needs to do. Make people lose jobs, and make people go even deeper into debt thanks to health care costs.
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LAS CRUCES — The city's Therapeutic Recreation Program will have its 17th annual art exhibition, "17," March 15-28 at the Corbett Center Gallery at New Mexico State University.
The exhibit will feature artwork from participants of the Therapeutic Art Program. An artist reception will be at the gallery from 1 to 3 p.m. Thursday, March 14. The Corbett Center Gallery is accessible.
The Therapeutic Art Program provides developmental art opportunities to participants of all ages and levels of learning.
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The economic impact of locating a campus in a particular area was not one of the criteria used while looking for a new home for Central Louisiana Technical Community College.
But it's a secondary benefit that people vested in breathing life into downtown Alexandria will gladly accept.
The Louisiana Community and Technical College System Facilities Corporation recently chose downtown Alexandria as the location for CLTCC's new main campus. The $21.6 million campus will replace the college's current campus on South MacArthur Drive, also in Alexandria. ...


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December 1, 2015
A fire at a mattress warehouse in Grand Junction overnight causes thousands of dollars in damage.
Just before 3 a.m. a pile of mattresses at a warehouse behind Furniture Row on North Avenue ignited.
The fire then spread inside the warehouse, where about a dozen mattresses were damaged by the fire and the rest were ruined by the smoke.
Mike Page with the Grand Junction Fire Department estimates about $50,000 in damages.
The Grand Junction Police Department stopped and questioned one person in the area at the time, and no one was taken into custody.
There is no word on the cause of the fire yet.
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Can anyone beat our record of holding 50 school reunions?
Posted: January 11, 2014|
THE Old Claughtonians recently held their 50th anniversary reunion of the Class of 1963 since leaving the Sir Gilbert Claughton Grammar School, Dudley, and we wondered if any Bugle readers can beat that record?
It was held at the Himley House Hotel, Dudley, on November 23.
Pictured on the left hand side are Dave Cox, Gay Wellings, Eileen Hawkins (nee Shakespeare), Rosemary Murphy (nee Penson), Denise Irish (nee Healey), Roger Bent. On the right hand side are Andrea Rose (nee Tilley), Sylvia Lucas (nee James), Christine Glen (nee Wall), Jilly Rogers (nee Kennedy), Jenny Nicholls (nee Smith), Heather Gilling (nee Stanley), William Harwick, Jane Oseland (nee Hancox) and camera man John Taylor.
Incidentally, after seven years' hard work we have traced all the classmates from the Commerce O'level class of 1961/1963.
We arrange three reunions each year and we have a brilliant attendance for each one. In December, 2012 we arranged a visit to the Old Sir Gilbert Claughton School, which are now offices used by Dudley Council)
Is this a record – Classmates who left school 50 years ago who still meet and enjoy a reunion?
I do hope you can publish an article in the Black Country Bugle.
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|Gyles Webb is one of those wonderful characters with the ability to leave me feeling inspired and refreshed, even after a tiring day tramping through vineyards and tasting dozens and dozens of wines. Dashing from his highest vineyard back to the winery where Cabernet Sauvignon was arriving from one of his best blocks, to the tasting room where bottle after bottle was fetched from the cellar, an afternoon in Gyles' company is exhausting but invigorating. Having started his winemaking life as a cellar hand at Heitz Cellars in California, Gyles returned to South Africa and bought his Stellenbosch farm in 1983, and today Thelema produces 50,000 cases.
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Brad Keselowski, 28, of Rochester Hills has a 20-point lead in the Sprint Cup standings heading into the final race.
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H OMESTEAD, Fla. -- Rusty Wallace knows the emotional roller coaster of winning and losing NASCAR's biggest prize -- the Sprint Cup championship.
The Missouri native won the title -- then called the Winston Cup Championship -- in 1989 by 12 points over Dale Earnhardt. Four years later, Wallace, then running for Roger Penske, finished runner-up in the series to Earnhardt, despite winning 10 of the 33 races.
Wallace, 56, who is a commentator for ESPN, said he believes Rochester Hills native Brad Keselowski, driver of the No. 2 Miller Lite Dodge -- the "Blue Deuce" -- will be the Sprint Cup ...


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When Dr. Ashton Carter testifies in front of the Senate that your program is unaffordable in this fiscal climate, the only hope left is to find enough politicians that will sell out. Something drastically changes, or the Joint Strike Fighter is done.
"Over the lifetime of this program, the decade or so, the per-aircraft cost of the 2,443 aircraft we want has doubled in real terms," said Ashton Carter, the under secretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics.CNA almost had it right. The tipping point wasn't the point at which the Navy fleet was unaffordable, it was the point where naval aviation became unaffordable. Most folks don't realize that the Navy consistently spends more budget money on aviation than the Air Force does, but they in fact have for many, many years.
"That's our forecast for how much the aircraft's going to cost.
"Said differently, that's what it's going to cost if we keep doing what we're doing. And that's unacceptable. It's unaffordable at that rate."
The cost of the plane has jumped to $385 billion, about $103 million per plane in constant dollars or $113 million in fiscal year 2011 dollars, said Christine Fox, the Defense Department's director of cost assessment and program evaluation.
Republican Senator John McCain called the figure "truly troubling," considering the original price was $69 million per airplane.
"The facts regarding this program are truly troubling," said McCain. "No program should expect to be continued with that kind of track record, especially in our current fiscal climate," said McCain.
"It seems to me we have to start at least considering alternatives"
Here is the biggest problem facing the Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps not to mention all the other nations invested in the Joint Strike Fighter program. The cost per aircraft is now so high that it doesn't justify the expenditure, meaning the combat capability of the less capable F-15, F-16, and F-18 alternatives exceeds the combat capability investment one gets with plowing ahead with the Joint Strike Fighter. Quite frankly, there simply isn't enough difference in the payload, range, speed, electronics, or stealth that separates the 5th generation JSF from it's 4th generation alternatives to move ahead.
The UCAS, on the other hand, has game changing range and endurance, not to mention lower manpower costs so even if it runs at a higher cost that estimated per platform, the capability opportunity in the investment is so much more than lesser alternatives that the cost justification is there.
The only thing left is for reality to set in among elected officials, not to mention entrenched interests in defense. The Joint Strike Fighter is the modern A-12, and only the F-35B VSTOL version (which is also the most expensive variant) is the capability that is unique and lacks a legitimate replacement. It is also the most likely version of the JSF to find international interest in continuing the program at very high cost even if the F-35A and F-35C is canceled.
Perhaps there is another way ahead, but right about now the Air Force would be wise to propose a F-22 high and F-15/F-16 low mix of fighters just to streamline maintenance to three specific platforms.


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London – Liverpool will look to the past and future this weekend when they commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster before duelling Manchester City for supremacy in the Premier League.
Next Tuesday marks 25 years since a fatal crush that would claim the lives of 96 Liverpool fans occurred during an FA Cup semi-final against Nottingham Forest at Hillsborough stadium in the northern city of Sheffield.
As a mark of respect, all professional matches in England this weekend will kick off at seven minutes past the hour, to mark the sixth-minute abandonment of the fateful game at Hillsborough.
Liverpool's game against City on Sunday will also be preceded by tributes, with legendary figures from the two clubs exchanging wreaths on the pitch at Anfield before those inside the ground observe a minute's silence.
Fresh inquests into the deaths opened recently after the original coroner's verdicts of accidental death were quashed following a campaign by the victims' families that led to the publication of a new independent report.
Two investigations are also under way into the police's handling of the disaster, amid mounting evidence of a cover-up that prompted British Prime Minister David Cameron to issue an official apology.
The sense of occasion on Sunday will be heightened by the knowledge that victory over title rivals City will take Liverpool closer to a first league crown since 1990.
Brendan Rodgers's side go into the game four points clear of City at the top of the table and although the visitors have two games in hand, their destiny will no longer be in their own hands if they lose.
However, Liverpool midfielder Jordan Henderson believes that it is still too soon to view Sunday's encounter as a title decider.
"We've got five games left. It's not one, it's five," said the England international, whose side are on a run of nine consecutive wins.
"We've got to take each one as it comes and it is City Ä it is a big game, but so are the other four."
City cruised to a 4-1 win over Southampton last weekend and midfielder James Milner says that his side will have no trouble finding focus for the trip to Merseyside.
"We know that if we win all our remaining games, we would win the title, and the same applies to Liverpool, so it's definitely one of the biggest games of the season," he said.
"It's still in our hands because if we win seven games, we'll be the champions, but Liverpool are in the box-seat because they are top and have the points already on the board so for me, they have to be favourites as things stand."
Second-place Chelsea visit Swansea City later on Sunday and they are likely to keep an attentive eye on proceedings at Anfield.
Manager Jose Mourinho declared his team's title challenge over after their recent 1-0 loss at Crystal Palace, but the Champions League semi-finalists will take over at the top of the table if they win and Liverpool lose.
Everton, meanwhile, will look to exploit Arsenal's inactivity due to their FA Cup semi-final against Wigan Athletic by stealing a march on Arsene Wenger's side in the race for a Champions League place.
Everton overwhelmed Arsenal 3-0 last weekend and will move above the London club and into the top four if they avoid defeat at bottom club Sunderland on Saturday.
Everton manager Roberto Martinez has given his backing to the decision to honour the Hillsborough dead with delayed kick-offs, saying: "It is a very important gesture from the whole league and everyone in world football to pay their respects to what happened 25 years ago."
With a five-point gap having opened up between the bottom three and the rest of the league, this weekend could also prove pivotal in the battle to avoid relegation.
Fourth-bottom Norwich City sacked manager Chris Hughton this week, replacing him with youth-team coach Neil Adams, and they will hope to avoid being sucked towards the drop zone when they visit third-bottom Fulham.
"It is a battle of who wants it most," said Norwich winger Robert Snodgrass. "It doesn't come any bigger than this."
Crystal Palace v Aston Villa, Fulham v Norwich City, Southampton v Cardiff City, Stoke City v Newcastle United, Sunderland v Everton, West Bromwich Albion v Tottenham Hotspur
Liverpool v Manchester City , Swansea City v Chelsea – Sapa-AFP
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Exeter City are likely to forget struggles on home turf this term when Plymouth Argyle arrive for derby
Posted: December 13, 2012|
Exeter City manager Paul Tisdale believes the unpredictable nature of derby matches means the Grecians' indifferent home form will not be a factor in this weekend's clash with Plymouth Argyle.
The two Devon sides go head to head for the first time in just over a year at noon on Saturday at St James' Park.
City's home form has been under scrutiny in the run-up to the eagerly awaited fixture, with five defeats, two draws and just three wins coming at the Park this season.
Unusually, it is the Grecians' away form which has seen them mount a solid npower League Two play-off push, but Tisdale thinks that City's difficulties at home are not likely to come into play in Saturday's match.
"We know that, at home, we have not been as good as we would have hoped for, so that is something we have to improve," City's manager said. "But we also know that, being a local derby, the form guide tends to go out of the window as well and it is more about what happens on the day.
"They are often a very different type of game, and previous form has very little bearing on the result.
"I'm confident in the long-term that we will find a way of consistently getting good results at home," the Exeter chief continued. "We do enjoy playing at the Park and we always want to win our home games, including this Saturday."
Despite a lack of home comforts, Tisdale's men still head into the match on a decent run of form. Their last six games have yielded four wins, one draw and a solitary defeat – at home to Rotherham United three weeks ago.
They will be further boosted by the return of Scot Bennett from suspension, while fellow midfielder Tommy Doherty could feature if he can shake off a hamstring injury which ruled him out of the 3-2 win at Rochdale last weekend.
"Tommy was not quite ready to play last Saturday, so there will certainly be some debate as to whether he should play this weekend or not," Tisdale explained.
"We will have Scot Bennett back from suspension, though, and that is certainly a big boost for us.
"Having Scot back, and possibly Tommy too, will certainly give us some more options in midfield, which would be a real advantage."
Perhaps the biggest boost for Tisdale in the run-up to the derby is the form his forward line is currently displaying. The Grecians have managed 11 goals in their last six matches, with Jamie Cureton bagging six and John O'Flynn four in that sequence.
It was that combination which impressed Tisdale in last Saturday's Rochdale win, with O'Flynn scoring twice and receiving a glowing reference ahead of the Argyle match. "I don't mind who scores the goals as a manager, but to see both John and Jamie in good form is very encouraging," the City boss said.
"It was good to see John get a couple of goals on Saturday. He is such a selfless and unsung player.
"It was also good to see Jamie Cureton get an assist because he worked hard and got something out of it. It's good to see my strikers linking up so well."
Argyle will head to St James' Park as underdogs. They beat York City last weekend to ease the pressure on manager Carl Fletcher, but before that they had not won a game since mid-October.
They currently find themselves fifth from bottom in the table and only three points outside the relegation places. However, Tisdale is well aware that will count for nothing on Saturday.
"I don't think form or league position will have much bearing on the game," he said. "I'm delighted with our away form, but I make no secret of the fact that I would like to have better home form."
Exeter defender Pat Baldwin says he cannot wait for kick-off this Saturday as the atmosphere builds towards the derby at St James' Park.
It will be the first time Plymouth and Exeter have met in a League game since April 2011, when James Dunne's volley saw the Grecians gain with a 1-0 League One win.
It will also be Baldwin's first taste of a Devon derby after he joined City, initially on loan, in March 2012.
The 30-year-old defender, who scored in City's 3-2 win at Rochdale last Saturday, says it is games like this which all footballers look forward to, and he is no different.
"It is the reason I play football – for games like this," he said. "It is a really good game that we are all looking forward to and that we are looking to do well in and get three points."
Baldwin has tasted derby action before when he was at Colchester United. He scored in a heated Essex derby against Southend United in 2006, and he knows what it takes to succeed in these games.
"You can get caught up in the hype of the game," he said. "In the back of the mind, you have got to realise what a big game it is for the club and the supporters, but at the same time you have to be professional and do a good job."
The derby will kick off at noon and is an all-ticket match. There will be no on-the-day sales, so City fans who wish to attend have been asked by the club to obtain their tickets by no later than Friday at 5.30pm. Turnstiles will be open to enter St James' Park from 10.45am.
Argyle have advised their supporters travelling by car that there is no parking available at St James' Park, and that the area surrounding the ground is restricted to residents. The Matford Park and Ride site is recommended.


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The wind and rain of Sunday's storm pushed at least one person into conduct that got her arrested, according to an Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department report.
Rather than use a regular parking spot at an Eastside Kroger store, police said, a 35-year-old Indianapolis woman instead drove her vehicle onto the sidewalk in front of the store in the 7000 block of East 10th Street.
An off-duty deputy working security was standing within feet of the vehicle as the woman began getting out about 4:40 p.m., however, and ordered the woman to move it to the parking lot, police said. ...


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Working hard on the set sans some pretty important hand candy, newly-engaged Jennifer Aniston was spotted filming scenes for "We're the Millers" in Wilmington, North Carolina Friday afternoon (August 17).
Exciting new details of Jennifer Aniston's engagement to Justin Theroux are beginning to unravel, and many will be surprised to hear how casually he popped the question.
While celebrating Justin's 41st birthday in New York City on Friday (August 10), the "Wanderlust" co-stars crept down three steps below street level for dinner at Blue Hill where the NY Post says he got down on one knee.
Getting back into the swing of things, Jennifer Aniston showed up on the set of her movie "We Are The Millers" in Wilmington, North Carolina yesterday (August 13).
The "Rumor Has It" actress looked to be in good spirits as she made her first public appearance since announcing her engagement to Justin Theroux.
The world learned today (August 13) that Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux are getting married and the actress' father apparently found out the news along with the rest of us.
John Aniston said he was shocked to hear the information telling Celebuzz, "It's the first I've heard about it. It's a surprise to me. I'll have to look online."
After her world-famous heartbreaking divorce from Brad Pitt, it was doubtful that Jennifer Aniston would ever marry again. But that all just changed now that Justin Theroux has popped the question!
The "Wanderlust" costars were busy celebrating Justin's birthday late last week when the betrothal actually occurred.
Quick to dispel the rumors, Jennifer Aniston's rep denied reports that the former "Friends" star and boyfriend Justin Theroux have broken up.
Allegations were printed in Star magazine that the 43-year-old actress called it off with her man because he wasn't able to commit after a year and a half of dating.
Trying to keep a low profile, Jennifer Aniston ventured out on a furniture shopping session with boyfriend Justin Theroux in West Hollywood, California on Tuesday (July 3).
Attempting to make their way through the hectic airport, Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux were spotted arriving off of a flight at LAX in Los Angeles, CA on Monday (June 25).
The "Bounty Hunter" beauty donned skinny jeans, a navy blue blazer and wedges as lowered her head to avoid the shutterbugs while trailing behind her beau.


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When I resumed work with Patrick, I focused not on how he felt, but on how he wanted to feel, how he wanted to think, what he wanted to do. This shift in focus moved him from trying to understand, explain, and justify feelings (which amplified and reinforced them) to changing them into what he wanted them to be; it amplified the desired emotional states, rather than the undesired ones. Patrick wanted to feel closer to Mattie, be more loving, and create a safe and happy household. This desire, reflecting his core values, ran deeper than the ego-defense that made him lash out when he felt disrespected. It'd become the new reference point of our therapeutic work, replacing ghosts of the past.
2. Neural connections forged by repeated focus grow physically larger and stronger, making them prone to automatic activation. This principle was first elucidated in Hebb's famous law: "Neurons that fire together wire together." In other words, anything we do repeatedly, we'll eventually do on autopilot. I hadn't accounted for this principle in my practice of Christmas Carol therapy. I'd asked my clients to keep journals to sort through their feelings, but although this sometimes gave them momentary relief, it reinforced their tendency to focus on pain, mistreatment, and diagnosis. In Patrick's case, reviewing his feelings about his childhood abuse and relating them to present feelings had actually given him a sense of entitlement: because he'd endured so much, his wife owed him special consideration. She offended his sense of entitlement merely by having her own rights and desires. This unconscious cycle was the product of habituated associations of vulnerable states with expectations of special consideration. On the rare occasions when it became a thought process (she knows what I've been through, yet she . . .) Patrick could easily catch himself, but on the rapid processing level of habit activation, he had no verbal understanding and little chance for consciously overriding his hostility.
After Patrick's stint in jail, I changed his journaling and feelings logs to go beyond mere validation, placing heavy emphasis on healing, repair, and growth. He couldn't just describe what he felt: he had to practice binocular vision, the ability to see Mattie's perspective alongside his. If Patrick wrote, "I felt rejected when she went on talking to her girlfriend on the phone when I came home," he had to include her perspective: "She'd have felt rejected if I hadn't understood that the conversation with her girlfriend was important to her." In addition, he had to write a solution, such as "Next time I'll blow her a kiss while she's on the phone and hug her when she hangs up." The formula is simple: validate the initial feeling, empower the growth in perspective that changes the feeling (without confusing the former with the latter), and practice behaviors that will build prosocial habits.
3. The brain can't not do something—thinking about what you don't want to do usually reinforces the impulse to do it. As the old behavioral adage states, "Where attention goes, behavior follows." Besides the examples of forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden and the failure of thousands of diets that focus on what you can't eat, I have a favorite example that reflects this concept. It's trivial, but it's my favorite because it happened to me so often in Catholic school: the nuns would make me write a hundred or more times "I must not talk in class," making it likelier that I would talk in class. After all, that form of punishment required two contrary prefrontal cortex operations: talking in class and not talking in class. Given the impulse to show off in front of peers—and the reinforcing attention of peers when I did so—you can probably guess which step was likely to drop out of my mental processing.
Patrick's domestic-violence class had drilled into his head the behaviors he shouldn't exhibit—hit, push, yell, threaten, verbally demean, attempt to control—while I'd failed to practice with him what he should exhibit instead. Now I focus almost exclusively on helping clients develop habits that are incompatible with what they don't want. In other words, we can't train clients not to be abusive, but we can train them to be compassionate, take the perspectives of their partners, sympathize with the distress of their loved ones, and invoke their deeper valuing and protective instincts. Once those actions become habits, the people holding them can't
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Most parents, including Patrick's, want their children to grow up to be good, kind, law-abiding, nonviolent people. In fact, most people want to be that way themselves. But from time to time, all of us become triggered by events or circumstances that at least temporarily disrupt our better qualities, and we become the angry, unpleasant, depressed, reactive people we don't want to be. So what happens in the brain that scatters all our good intentions and well-meaning attempts to behave well?


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Rachel Robinson, Jackie's widow, says '42' hits home
Above all else, Rachel Robinson remembers the kissing.
When the taunts at the ballpark grew too fierce and the naysayers too loud, her husband, Jackie, would come home to their Brooklyn apartment and the couple would try to block out the world.
"So many people are curious about how we were at home, thinking that we brought all the anger and chaos in there with us," Rachel Robinson, 90, said last week as she perched behind a desk at the gleaming offices of the education foundation she runs in lower Manhattan. "But we had a pledge to each other that we were going to try to keep the house a haven. Someplace safe. Someplace we didn't have to replay the mess outside."
That "mess," and the need to take sanctuary from it, hit its peak in spring 1947, when the Brooklyn Dodgers' No. 42 became the first black player in Major League Baseball. More than 65 years later, Rachel Robinson vividly recalls the death threats her husband faced from fans, the teammates who refused to play with him, the managers around the game who said he didn't belong — the "whole experiment," as she and her husband, who died in 1972 at age 53, called his crossing into the all-white league.
Though that breakthrough transformed professional sports, and the saga was more dramatic than countless other ballpark films, Rachel Robinson resisted a Jackie Robinson movie for decades. None of the producer pitches she heard over the years could do the story justice, she felt; nothing captured what the young couple really endured.
But a few years ago, Robinson sold the rights to financier and producer Thomas Tull of Legendary Pictures ("The Dark Knight") and gave her blessing to Warner Bros. studio and writer-director Brian Helgeland, the Oscar-winning screenwriter of "L.A. Confidential."
At once a sociology-minded period piece and gentle character study, "42" re-creates in large-scale, studio-worthy scope the events of Robinson's first season with the Dodgers, as well as his private life.
In 1947, Robinson batted .297 and was named the National League rookie of the year. But "42" is less interested in the player's skills than his crucibles — a Montreal Royals minor-league game in which he responded to a hateful pitcher by cannily baiting him into a balk, or a Philadelphia Phillies contest in which Robinson was harshly taunted by Ben Chapman, the team's segregationist manager, but held his tongue.
Rachel Robinson said she warmed to the idea of a movie about her husband — always Jack, never Jackie — as the march of time and integration left a new generation increasingly ignorant of those days before the civil-rights era. Though her memories of the period remain sharp, a film, she thought, offered the opportunity to educate people growing up in Barack Obama's America about those charged days, when black fans in the South were seated separately beyond the outfield wall, and some restaurants wouldn't seat her or her husband at all.
"I was getting older, and I really wanted kids to know who Jack was and to think about what they can do with their own lives," said Robinson, who met her husband when the two were studying at UCLA.
And while she might not put it that way, the film also offered a more personal opportunity for Robinson: the chance to relive a relationship that ended too soon.
"After Rachel saw the movie for the first time, I said, 'What did you think?'" recalled "42" writer-director Helgeland. "And she said, 'I loved how much we kissed.' And then she got emotional. It was the only thing she ever said to me about the finished film. And it hit me: Her take-away from the whole thing was that she got to see her husband one more time."
The movie stars the Brooklyn-raised, Oxford-educated newcomer Chadwick Boseman, at once warm and stoic, pioneering and workmanlike, as Jackie Robinson, while the role of Rachel — Jackie's emotional ballast and new bride — is played with appropriate steadfastness by Nicole Beharie ("Shame"). A lively, cigar-chomping Harrison Ford portrays Dodgers General Manager Branch Rickey, conveying a noble opportunism as he breaks baseball's color barrier for reasons both moral and capitalistic. Hamish Linklater embodies young pitcher Ralph Branca, one of Robinson's few welcoming teammates.
Rachel Robinson was an essential counterbalance to her husband, say those who knew them, including Branca, now 87 and the last surviving member of the '47 Dodgers.
"She would cool him down if he needed to be cooled down and lift him up if he needed a boost," said Branca, who served as an important resource for both Helgeland and Linklater. "People don't understand how important that was to a man who was not allowed to show his emotions." An insurance agent for more than 40 years in Westchester County, N.Y., Branca said he liked that Linklater came to see him, and he offered the young actor some advice. "I told him to get plastic surgery so he could be more handsome," he quipped.
Turning serious, Branca said he felt there was a need for the new film. "People talk about it like it's the Civil War, like it's ancient history. But everything that happened that season happened in our times."
On April 15, Rachel Robinson will make what these days is a rare trip to a baseball game, for Jackie Robinson Day, a tradition the league started in 2004 to honor his legacy. On that date — Robinson's first in the majors — all players wear the number 42. Rachel Robinson will be on hand at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles after attending the Hollywood premiere of "42."
A longtime nurse, she's been doing work for the Jackie Robinson Foundation for four decades, launching into it after a string of tragedies — son Jackie Jr. was killed in an automobile accident in 1971, her husband was felled by a heart attack in 1972 and her mother died the following year. Starting the foundation, she said, was as much personal therapy as social good.
In her office, memorabilia and photos line the walls and shelves. She is happy to show off some of them, getting a little emotional as she does. But she catches herself.
Robinson said she doesn't have much time for nostalgia, just as she didn't want to harbor anger 66 years ago.
"It only destroys you, so I let it go," she said. "I remember the time at Florida (for spring training) when Jack and I first got there, and we went to a restaurant that wouldn't serve us. We were very angry. And we went home to the little room we were staying in, in Daytona, and we sat on the bed and then we thought, 'This is so ridiculous.' And then we fell off the bed laughing. No one outside would believe we could laugh at that. But that was our survival mechanism. We had to laugh."
Steven Zeitchik is a writer for the Los Angeles Times.
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|The study aimed to follow up children who had been introduced to lumpy solids (chewy foods) at different ages, and to assess their dietary intake and feeding difficulties at seven years of age. Information was collected from a geographically defined population of 7821 mothers of children born in 1991/92, part of the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC). Self-report questionnaires were completed by the mother about her child at 6 months, 15 months, and 7 years postpartum about food foods eaten and feeding difficulties. Children were divided into three groups based on the age at which they were first introduced to 'lumpy' solids: 12.1% were introduced before 6 months of age, 69.8% were introduced between 6 and 9 months of age and 18.1% were introduced after 9 months. Children introduced to lumpy solids after the age of 9 months ate less of many of the food groups at seven years, including all 10 categories of fruit and vegetables, than those introduced to lumpy foods between 6-9 months (P < 0.05-0.001). In addition they were reported as having significantly more feeding problems at seven years (P < 0.05-0.001). The long-term feeding problems and reduced consumption of important food groups such as fruit and vegetables in children who are introduced to lumpy foods after the age of 9 months is a cause for concern. Health professionals must encourage the progression from purees and exposure to important food groups.
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|Title: Maternal & child nutrition Volume: 5 ISSN: 1740-8709 ISO Abbreviation: Matern Child Nutr Publication Date: 2009 Jan
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|Created Date: 2009-01-23 Completed Date: 2009-03-25 Revised Date: 2014-02-19
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Sims-Lohman Inc. plans to hire people for at least 50 new jobs over the next three years and invest more than $1 million in the site.
The Department of Community and Economic Development offered Sims-Lohman a funding package that includes a Pennsylvania First Program grant for $100,000 to spur investment and jobs and $50,000 in job creation tax credits.
The project was coordinated by the governor's Action Team and the Pittsburgh Regional Alliance.
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This beautiful a la carte restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner and doubles as a great function venue for any occasion. The food is unpretentious, but hearty, wholesome and plenty. Enjoy great grills, and a variety of seafood and poultry dishes. Desserts are decadent with a slight South African twist - take for example the traditional malva pudding with an Amarula infused butterscotch sauce. The restaurant overlooks the beautiful Mogale Valley and the gorgeous gardens of the estate.
This trendy, vibrant wine bar invites with leather couches, open fires and hearty cuisine that complements the laid-back atmosphere. The vibe is truly relaxed and inside you'll find yourself with a big - no - large glass of wine playing a board game with a friend.
The menu offers simple food with a touch of elegance. Mouthwatering pizzas are on offer. Have 'The Oblivion' with bacon, feta, pepperdrops and fresh avo, or the Pizza Vera with spinach, feta, garlic, pepperdrops and tomato. He options are extensive and varied and there will be something to cater for everyone's taste.
The tapas on offer is are the perfect sharing food and you can get your hands greasy with spicy meat samoosas, pepper poppers, chicken livers, sweet sticky ribs, pan-fried prawns, meatballs chicken wings and chicken satay. Don;t forget the humus, guacamole, olives and pita.
For the larger appetite, there is the Rump Steak with creamy pepper sauce and chips, the lamb shank with mashed potatoes and green pea puree and the Prima Vera and Carbonara pastas. A gluten-free option is also available on request.
There is a private dining room available for bookings of up to 12 people.
The restaurant is managed by the Dialer family. The atmosphere is relaxed, capturing the bush atmosphere in the décor, and ensuring you are whisked far away from the rushed city life.
We provide a culinary experience. Come and enjoy personally prepared African family cuisine and service given with extra care and a smile. Great value for your money.
The restaurant is set in a spacious thatched building, large enough to accommodate seven tables. The rustic log furniture comprises six tables each seating six persons, and one table seating ten.
The restaurant is air-conditioned for your comfort and there are TV monitors and two big screens which can be programmed to two different channels, so you can watch soccer and rugby at the same time.
The restaurant is fully licensed and boasts with a well-stocked bar and a varied menu. The kitchen is open from 07:00 to 21:00. On the busy nights the kitchen will stay open until all tummies are full.
Customers wishing to enjoy supper under the open African sky will find four tables on the veranda; you may be able to identify the Southern Cross in the night sky. There is also a possibility that you could hear the lion's roar or the mad laugh of hyenas.
The restaurant will be closed on 25 December and open every day during peak season.
This gem of a restaurant is a mix between a modern eatery and an old school farm stall. Here diners will enjoy the freshest cuisine, made from the heart, and typical South African hospitality.
The menu offers traditional South African dishes with a twist. Try the delectable bobotie spring rolls, a delicious venison pie or a Cape Malay chicken or lamb curry. Even curried tripe and trotters are offered to the more adventurous guest. The waterblommetjie bredie, tomato bredie, and ostrich neck are all slow cooked to perfection.
Every Sunday we have a three-course buffet and carvery; bookings are essential. The deli sells beautiful homemade pies, jams, farm bread and other delicious goodies.
Monday – Friday: 08:30 – late (kitchen closes at 22:00)
Saturdays: 08:00 – late (kitchen closes at 22:00)
Sundays: 08:00 – 17:00 (kitchen Closes at 16:00)
Quarterdeck Family Restaurant and Bar is located in the water sports village of Deneysville with fantastic views over the dam. It is the perfect place to drop in for a bite to eat and drink after an activity-filled day. The relaxed and family atmosphere makes it a great place to unwind and have fun with the kids or a group of friends.
The wholesome home-cooked food is freshly prepared and breakfast, lunch and dinner are available. This is reasonably priced, home-cooked 'regte boere kos'. The owners serve food they would expect themselves. Regular specials are available and a corkage fee is charged when guests bring their own wine.
Children can play in the open natural wide open spaces while the grown-ups catch up. Quarterdeck is also wheelchair friendly and if advised in advance will ensure all your needs are taken care of. The establishment seats up to 150 guests in various areas, the indoor restaurant, indoor bar area, garden and main deck. Adults are required to wear shoes within the establishment but are allowed to sit in the garden area without a shirt and shoes.
A freshly prepared meal with great views, a relaxed atmosphere, friendly service and fresh air – you cannot do better.
Oude Wellington's charm is hard to resist. Ideally situated on a working brandy distillery in the Cape Boland, the restaurant offers great dining that reflects the best of cape hospitality.
In winter the thatched restaurant offers a cosy setting with fire places while warm summer days call for meals to be enjoyed under the oak tress with views of the vineyards.
The country menu offers traditional fare with a contemporary twist that incorporates the freshest seasonal ingredients. Divine starter choices to the likes of Biltong soup and Snails in Phyllo on Tzatziki await guests. Mains on offers include rare delicacies like Rabbit casserole as well as old traditional favourites like slow roasted Lamb Shank.
The wine list comprises wines from the Oude Wellington Estate as well as prized potted brandy and Grappa.


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October 30, 1996
In re: R. Keith Cullinan/City of Louisville
Open Records Decision
This matter having been presented to the Attorney General in an open records appeal, and the Attorney General being sufficiently advised, we find that the City of Louisville properly relied on KRS 61.878(1)(j) in withholding the September 2, 1994, memorandum from Christina Heavrin to Alderman Barbara Gregg. We have examined that record pursuant to KRS 61.880(2)(c), and find that it falls squarely within the parameters of the cited exemptions, in its entirety, as a preliminary memorandum in which opinions are expressed. We believe that 96-ORD-66, a copy of which is attached hereto, and incorporated by reference, and OAG 88-85 cited therein, are controlling. Because we find that KRS 61.878(1)(j) authorizes nondisclosure of the disputed record, we do not address the applicability of KRS 878(1)(i) or (l) to that record.
A party aggrieved by this decision may appeal it by initiating action in the appropriate circuit court pursuant to KRS 61.880(5) and KRS 61.882. Pursuant to KRS61.880(3), the Attorney General should be notified of any action in circuit court, but should not be named as a party in that action or in any subsequent proceeding.
A. B. Chandler III
Attorney General
Amye L. Bensenhaver
Assistant Attorney General
Distributed to:
R. Keith Cullinan
1406 Browns Lane
Louisville KY 40207
Paul V. Guagliardo
Senior Attorney
Department of Law
City of Louisville
Room 200, City Hall
Louisville KY 40202-2771


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|Aloe (AL-oh) (Info)
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|Aloe zanzibarica
Cactus and Succulents
Drought-tolerant; suitable for xeriscaping
Suitable for growing in containers
18-24 in. (45-60 cm)
3-6 in. (7-15 cm)
6-9 in. (15-22 cm)
USDA Zone 9a: to -6.6 �C (20 �F)
USDA Zone 9b: to -3.8 �C (25 �F)
USDA Zone 10a: to -1.1 �C (30 �F)
USDA Zone 10b: to 1.7 �C (35 �F)
USDA Zone 11: above 4.5 �C (40 �F)
Sun to Partial Shade
Plant has spines or sharp edges; use extreme caution when handling
Mid Summer
Late Summer/Early Fall
6.1 to 6.5 (mildly acidic)
By dividing rhizomes, tubers, corms or bulbs (including offsets)
From seed; sow indoors before last frost
Allow pods to dry on plant; break open to collect seeds
This plant has been said to grow in the following regions:
Phoenix, Arizona (2 reports)
Queen Creek, Arizona
Tucson, Arizona
Brea, California
El Macero, California
Fremont, California
Highgrove, California
Los Angeles, California
Mission Viejo, California
Perris, California
Pleasant Hill, California
Reseda, California
San Diego, California
San Jose, California
Spring Valley, California
Sunnyvale, California
Tarzana, California
Vista, California
Jacksonville, Florida
Port Charlotte, Florida
Denham Springs, Louisiana
Poughkeepsie, New York
Andrews, Texas
El Paso, Texas
Laredo, Texasshow all
On Jan 21, 2015, poeciliopsis from Phoenix, AZ wrote:
Central Phoenix -- I have Aloe zanzibarica growing in the ground in an afternoon shaded site, protected in winter. It does nicely.
On Nov 10, 2009, tommyr2006 from Poughkeepsie, NY (Zone 6a) wrote:
Maybe my favorite succulent, this plant is very easy to grow and multiplies fairly quickly. Use a fast draining mix and let dry between watering. I grow mine indoors in a south and west window.
On Aug 19, 2004, palmbob from Acton, CA (Zone 8b) wrote:
Very commonly sold and grown miniature aloe in Southern California. Is spotted and has prominent white teeth, which together with small rosette size gives the impression of fuzziness from a distance (is not, though). Leaves turn a brownish bronze in hot summer sun, but plant tolerates it well. Good grower and one of the most common aloes sold at garden outlet stores. Suckers profusely and makes almost a growncover effect. Simple dark orange-red flowers in summer.
On Aug 3, 2004, greenlarry from Darlington
An interesting aloe, but does anyone have any pictures of the flowers? I wouldbe interested to know where they will sprout from on this aloe as there is no rosette as normal!!


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John Quincy Adams, who died the year his grandson Brooks Adams was born, once wrote, "There is no passion more deeply seated in my bosom than the longing for posterity worthily to support my own and my fathers name…for this I have done my part. My sons must do theirs."
Like his more famous brother, Henry Adams, Brooks Adams's contributions to posterity were primarily intellectual and literary. Brooks was an academic, historian and social critic whose writings on civilization, economics and capitalism foreshadowed some of the formative events of the early 20th century, including the shift of the world's financial center to New York City, the rise of American empire, and the breakdown of modern civilization, as embodied in World War I.
The last child of the fourth generation
Peter Chardon Brooks Adams was born in Quincy in 1848. The son of Charles Francis Adams and Abigail Brooks Adams, he attended school in England while his father was minister to Great Britain. Brooks graduated from Harvard in 1870 and briefly studied law. Accompanying his father to Geneva, he served as Charles Francis's secretary during negotiations over the Alabama Claims, which resulted in Great Britain paying reparations for damage inflicted by British-built Confederate warships during the Civil War.
In 1889, Brooks married Evelyn Davis, known as Daisy. Enjoying great wealth and having no children, they traveled extensively. When home in Massachusetts, they spent winters in Boston and the warmer seasons at the Old House in Quincy.
Tracing the arc of civilization and empire
From 1887 through 1913, Brooks published several notable works. The Emancipation of Massachusetts drew attention for harshly criticizing New England's early leaders for their religious intolerance, hostility to freedom of thought, and zeal for crushing dissent. The Law of Civilization and Decay laid out the principle that civilizations arise around commercial trade routes and, driven by greed, follow a predictable cycle of growth, centralization, decline and collapse. In subsequent works, Brooks examined America's growing economic supremacy, accurately predicted the rise of Russia and the U.S. as the world's two great powers, and warned of the dangers to democracy posed by great wealth exerting private influence.
Carrying the weight of generations
All his life Brooks Adams felt the weight of the family legacy, which gave him access to incredible privileges yet also created expectations of greatness. He once described himself as "a good commonplace plodding, man, ruined by a spark of genius." Like his father, he believed he had not lived up to the Adams name. Charles Francis confessed in his diary to feeling "crushed by the weight of two generations of distinction…let me take it for granted that my life must be…a verdict of failure against myself." Speaking years later about John and John Quincy Adams, Brooks wrote that "they were pretty formidable men. The rest of us leave nothing."
Restoring a national treasure
On the contrary, Brooks Adams left behind a national treasure. During the last years of his life, he devoted much of his energy to reclaiming the Old House (Charles called it "that old shanty") and the adjacent gardens, which had suffered decades of neglect. He also pestered his brothers and sisters to return priceless family heirlooms that had been dispersed over the generations.
Wilhemina Sellers Harris, his social secretary, aided him in this project. Living with Brooks and Daisy in the Old House, she learned about the family traditions, customs and belongings and compiled a nine-volume record of family furnishings, a valuable resource for historians.
A gift to the American people and the world
When Brooks died in 1927, just two months after Daisy, he left the house to the Adams Memorial Society. It was gifted to the American people in 1946 and placed under the management of the National Park Service. Wilhemina Harris, who had become an expert on all things Adams, was named the first superintendent of the park.
This was Brooks Adams's legacy: Because of his efforts, people from around the world can walk through the same rooms and gaze on the same paintings and furnishings that surrounded John and Abigail Adams from the early years of their marriage to the end of their lives. Visitors can contemplate the desk where John Quincy Adams faithfully wrote in his diary and the Bible that was given to him by the Amistad captives before they returned to Africa. Most of all, anyone who values our democratic freedoms can take inspiration from the remarkable lives and historic events that were witnessed within those walls


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Each person and family is unique. It is our belief that a Funeral or Memorial Service should honor a loved one in a very personal way. Family and friends have the opportunity to come together to share a sense of loss, to offer support and to remember and acknowledge the life of someone they loved. Our professional staff will assist in helping your family choose services that are meaningful and designed to celebrate a life lived.
Pre-planning your funeral should be a natural part of life, because it provides you with time to make end-of-life decisions in a calm and rational atmosphere. Giving a pre-plan to those you love gives everyone greater peace of mind. You can then live your life to the fullest, knowing you've done the right thing.
Our Online Memorial creates a beautiful tribute to your loved one. While providing information for guests such as dates, times and location of funeral services, it also gives them the opportunity to sign and send a personal message in the guest book. Guests will also be able to send flowers or make a donation in their honor. Family members have access to their loved one's webpage giving them the opportunity to personalize its features such as adding a photograph, creating a photo gallery or becoming involved in making it unique in their own special way.
We will prepare an obituary to be published for your loved one.
We will help you secure your potential veterans benefits, such as burial flags, government markers, memorial certificate and a burial plot.
We will notify the Social Security Administration of the death. We will explain and help you apply for any benefits you may be entitled to through Social Security.
We will help you in obtaining a death certificate which can be important for insurance purposes as well a host of other issues.
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The Tallahassee Democrat will host a blood drive for One Blood from 11:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. on June 19 in our parking lot located at 277 N. Magnolia Drive.
The summer months are particularly difficult times to get donations because school is out and regular donors may be traveling. Almost 40,000 Americans need blood every day, and less than 5 percent of the population donates, according to One Blood. Krispy Kreme will offer donuts for everyone who donates.
Other prizes include an Outback Steakhouse coupon for $5 off two entrées, a $10 eGiftcard from a One Blood merchant partner, a wellness checkup and cholesterol screening, and all donors will be entered to win free Outback for a year (total prize value is $480). Anyone who donates blood twice between June 1 and Sept. 30 will receive a free steak dinner from Outback (good for one 6-ounce Outback Special Sirloin and one side, a $9.99 value).
Signing up online is recommended. Make an appointment at www.OneBloodDonor.org and click "donate blood" at the top of the page.
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New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said BlackRock's surveys would ask analysts about companies they followed and were frequently timed before the official release of publicly available opinions.
Under the program, BlackRock would combine survey responses with the publicly available analyst opinions to make investment decisions, Schneiderman said.
"To their credit, they recognized this was a problematic area and agreed to stop completely," Schneiderman said.
BlackRock didn't confirm or deny any of the attorney general's findings in making the agreement with Schneiderman's office. The company also agreed to pay $400,000 to cover the costs of the investigation and Schneiderman said BlackRock would be cooperating in the office's continuing investigation.
A call to BlackRock seeking comment was not immediately returned.
Schneiderman has made a cause of taking on what he has called "Insider Trading 2.0"—the release of extra or early information to some market players. Modern stock trading is dominated by automated computer systems that make trades in fractions of a second, and traders can profit from receiving data even milliseconds before its public release.
In July, Schneiderman reached an agreement with Thomson Reuters in which the news and business information provider agreed to stop distributing results of consumer surveys a couple of seconds early to clients who paid for advanced access.


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Search for creepy crawlies and other forest bugs in this fun family activity.
Grab your nets and jam jars and let's go on a bug hunt! Look out for creepy crawlies with your magnifying glass and then catch them in your super bug-catching net. Your guide will help you to identify your bugs and teach you some fun facts about them.
UK holidays, weekend breaks and short breaks at Sandy Balls Holiday Centre set in the New Forest National Park. We provide high quality holiday accommodation in luxury lodges and caravans and we also cater for tourers and campers. We have a range of facilities including a restaurant, pub, beauty suite,cycle centre and two swimming pools. There is also fantastic activties for all from archery and laser clay pigeon shooting to team games, arts and crafts and much more!


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Zane Merkle of Faith Christian (left) is marked by Derik Caldwell of Carroll during the Eagles' 1-0 victory over their sectional rival in September.
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Faith Christian's boys soccer team was the first to take the plunge into the Indiana High School Athletic Association's state tournament.
The Eagles nearly became the first champion, too.
Now a year removed from a disheartening 2-1 overtime loss to Carroll in the championship of the Class A Benton Central Sectional, the opportunity to be the school's first sectional champion is still there. ...


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Dex is a nickname for???
Decimus? Dexter? Declan?
The husband and I love the nickname Dex...(or at least think we do this week...)
Does it work with all of the above? Which would be best?
We arr leaning towards Decimus or Declan...
Other names you can you Dex with?
(We also thought of using Alexander as a middle name...and then using a name that began with D as a first....since Alexander is a family name anyway... would that work? (You can get Lex from Alexander...and say we used David Alexander "Dex"?)
Thoughts? Suggestions? Comments?
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Frank Stern Joins Summit Blue Consulting As Principal
NAW Staff, Thursday 07 February 2008 - 10:22:18
Summit Blue Consulting LLC, a provider of utility and energy consulting services, has appointed Frank Stern as principal. Stern, who will lead work in the areas of utility resource planning, climate change policy analysis and renewable resources, is a recognized industry expert who has led major assignments for utilities, independent generators, and state and regional energy agencies.
"[Stern's] recent work includes assessing the potential for renewable energy, analyzing energy efficiency and demand response, pricing renewable energy credits, analyzing trends in integrated resource plans, developing models used for generation asset and contract valuation, and estimating distributed generation potential," says Kevin Cooney, CEO of Summit Blue.
Stern previously held management positions with PA Consulting Group and Hagler Bailly Inc.
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Sunscreens Overview
There appears to be some confusion about the messages people are getting about sunscreens and why they're so important. Some use sunscreens to prevent sunburn, whereas others use sunscreens to improve sun tanning. Some wish to avoid the wrinkling associated with sun exposure, and others believe that sunscreens prevent all types of skin cancer, yet others seem to believe that they can use sunscreens in order to prolong their time in the sun.
What Is A Sunburn?
There are two major types of UV sun damage: UVA-type damage, with light wavelengths of 340-400nm, and UVC-type damage, which includes light wavelengths of up to 340nm. UVA-type damage can cause the skin to tan and may cause very weak burns, while UVC-type damage causes skin to burn.
Frequently Asked Questions About Sunscreen And Sunburns
Anti-Oxidants And Sun Damaged Skin
The UVA light is absorbed by both DNA as well as urocanic acid, the photo-chemical reaction produces oxidation of both DNA, nucleide acid, and protein, as well as lipids, this is known as oxidative damage. Anti-oxidants have been evolved to protect against, and reverse some of the damage produced by sunlight. An anti-oxidant mechanism is very advanced in plants that protect against the damage from sun exposure.
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Searching for a Silver Lining
4:02 PM, Mar 14, 2009 • By MICHAEL GOLDFARB
Yesterday the Journal published a piece by pollsters Scott Rasmussen and Doug Schoen examining the decline in Obama's approval rating since his inauguration. They write:
Nate Silver disputes this. According to Silver, Obama's numbers have declined but his "approval ratings are now fairly average for someone 50 days or so into his Presidency...A well-rounded commentary on Barack Obama popularity would take note of this context." Rasmussen polling shows Obama's approval at 56 percent, while the Pollster.com average has the number at
Silver acts as though this decline was a foregone conclusion. As the title of his post reads, "Yes, Obama's Approval Ratings Are Declining. What Did You Expect?" But back in January, Silver seemed to expect that Obama's numbers would rise -- not fall. Silver wrote on January 18, "My guess is that when Gallup comes out with its first post-inauguration approval ratings for Obama later this week, it will show him with about 76 percent approval." That didn't happen, instead Obama's approval fell to 62 percent.
Obama's numbers put him right about where you'd expect based on historical precedent -- which is worse than Silver expected. It seems disingenuous for Silver to now claim that "this is all completely predictable" and that the only conclusion these numbers justify is that "most Americans support most parts of Obama's agenda."
*The 64 percent figure was Obama's favorable number, now changed to show the more relevant 59 percent approval number, which has declined by five points since Obama's inauguration.


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"In 2009, the Franciscan Academy was taken over by Lourdes University to create a better standing for both schools along with more opportunities for the Lourdes University College of Education."
Many in the Sylvania community were outraged upon hearing that the Franciscan Academy of Lourdes University will be closing at the end of the 2013-2014 school year. After decades of providing a prestigious private education, the outrage is understandable. I would like to first note that it is not the job of The Vitruvian to make a decision on who is right and wrong in the situation, if sides must be taken at all. The Vitruvian has heard the cries of the parents and students at the Franciscan Academy of Lourdes University. The Vitruvian has also seen the deep despair that the closing of the Franciscan Academy has caused faculty, staff, and especially the Sisters of St. Francis that are involved with Lourdes University. Not a single person will come out on top with the closing of the Franciscan Academy; however, sometimes unfortunate events must occur to promote sustainability.
Around ten years ago, the building on 5335 Silica Drive was built to provide the students at the Franciscan Academy of Lourdes University a place all their own. Previously, the school had been housed on the Lourdes University campus alongside college students. In 2009, the Franciscan Academy was taken over by Lourdes University to create a better standing for both schools along with more opportunities for the Lourdes University College of Education. Over the next three years, Lourdes University consistently reevaluated the sustainability of the Franciscan Academy of Lourdes University. Unfortunately, after hundreds of thousands of dollars were invested and enrollment rates began dropping, Lourdes University decided that it is no longer sustainable to keep the doors of the Franciscan Academy open. Thus, over 200 students, faculty, and staff will lose the school that they love.
According to Lourdes President, Dr. David Livingston, "For the university, we had to look at how is this central to the Lourdes University mission?" Unfortunately, it was decided that the Franciscan Academy was not in the core mission of Lourdes University: "Today we wouldn't have started an academy," stated Livingston in an interview, adding that "It is an excellent school, but can we maintain that?" According to predictions by the Toledo Diocese, the enrollment of students in Catholic K-8 schools will continue to decrease in upcoming years. In response to these predicted numbers, Livingston stated, "We're going out on top." Everyone involved in the decision process has made it well known that closing the Franciscan Academy was a very difficult choice and was made with regret; however, there is no option for it to remain open. The one thing the Lourdes Community can hold on to is the fact that the Franciscan Academy did in fact come out on top.
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