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Vincent Kompany may have to put his comeback on hold because of another calf injury, Manchester City learned yesterday.
The influential skipper has been out for a month since he limped out of the FA Cup win over Stoke. He was due to return against Aston Villa next Monday but he is now being troubled by a similar problem in his other leg.
City hope that it is not as bad as the first injury and that the Belgium defender can play at Villa Park as they try to stay in touch with Manchester United at the top of the table. City's victory over third-placed Chelsea at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday was their first win in four Premier League games without Kompany (below) as United opened up a 12-point lead.
Kompany's deputy, Kolo Toure, and Joe Hart were to blame for conceding a second-half penalty against Chelsea, when Demba Ba was brought down, although Hart redeemed himself by turning away Frank Lampard's spot-kick brilliantly before City went on to win 2-0.
It was the perfect response by Hart after his error in the 3-1 defeat at Southampton a fortnight earlier and a warning from Mancini that he will not hesitate to drop the England goalkeeper if he continues to make mistakes.
Hart's fist-clenching celebration after the save spoke volumes as he kept City in the title race and proved a big point to his manager.
Yesterday he said he had put the Southampton debacle behind him and is determined to push United all the way for the title.
'If United keep on winning there's nothing we can do but if they don't they need to know we are going to be there,' said Hart. 'We'll never give up. Even if there was one game to go and 12 points difference we'd do what we can.
'We all under-performed against Southampton but that's gone, you can't do anything now, you move on. You've got to look forward. We've got a lot to do but we're going to have a damn good go at doing it.'
Hart said he used the knowledge gained in training with Lampard on England duty to guess which way he was going to put his penalty on Sunday, denying him a 200th goal for Chelsea. – Daily Mail
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The Coshocton Post 65 baseball team overcame a 9-4 fourth-inning deficit Tuesday to defeat Cadiz Post 34 in nine innings 10-9 in American Legion baseball.
Levi Jones had a double and four singles to lead the Cherokees (9-5). Dyson Bowman added two doubles and a single and Damon Miller and Bryar Cox had two singles each.
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Top 10 Longboard Skateboard Wheels
Longboard wheels are designed for different types of riding. Some wheels are more suitable for cruising; others work well with downhill or racing. There are several factors that affect how wheels perform, including grip, slide, hardness and shape. The performance of a particular wheel also depends on the weight of the skater and the type of board and truck to which the wheel is attached.
Generally, softer wheels grip the ground better while harder wheels have more slide potential. When choosing a wheel, the first thing to decide is if you want to slide or cruise more easily. Any type of wheel can be made to do both, but it is much easier to choose the right wheel if you know how you will be using your board. For surf cruising, a soft wheel with a hard edge that grips the ground is ideal. Hardness is measured in durometer; an 80a durometer wheel supports 160 pounds of body weight to keep the board gripped to the road fairly easily. For downhill skating, a softer wheel gives better speed, but for downhill freeriding, a harder wheel with a rounded edge may work better.
Here are the top 10 longboard skateboard wheels as chosen by various skating reviewers. These wheels are designed for all types of skating applications, so some wheels are more suitable for some boards and styles than others. Unless noted, all wheels come in four-wheel packages...more
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Skateboard trucks greatly affect the performance of a board. It is critical to have the right skateboard truck on your board or you may find that your performance is not what you expect. Here are a list of the top 10 longboard skateboard trucks for various needs.
1) Paris 180s. Paris trucks are available in both 150 mm and 180 mm configurations, and will soon be offered with a six-hole baseplate pattern. For now, the 180 mm give superior performance for most boarding needs. Made of virgin aluminum, the gravity-molded baseplate and hanger are sure to provide top-quality performance. The Grade 8 steel axles are treated with a secondary heat process for added strength, as is the kingpin which is set at 50 degrees. A special urethane brushing formula gives the ultimate rebound and vibration dampening for the best ride. The Paris 180s are guaranteed for life due to their superior construction.
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Tuition equity for illegal immigrants passionately debated
SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Oregon lawmakers heard passionate appeals Wednesday from people on both sides of the debate over providing in-state tuition for young immigrants brought illegally to the United States as children.
A state House committee could vote by the end of the week on whether to advance the measure to the full House of Representatives.
Students considered Oregon residents pay about $20,000 less per year at the state's largest universities. Illegal immigrants pay the higher tuition rate charged to out-of-state and international students.
Young illegal immigrants told lawmakers they've worked hard in high school and dream of going to college but could never afford the nonresident tuition.
"You don't know how it is not to be able to dream to go to college, not because you're not smart, but because you have no way to pay for it," said Hugo Nicolas, a Chemeketa Community College student from Salem who was brought illegally to the U.S. when he was 11.
Opponents say the measure would confer a benefit to illegal immigrants that isn't available to U.S. citizens who happen to live in other states.
"I think we're cheapening the value of being a citizen of the United States," Don Nash, of Lake Oswego, told lawmakers.
House Bill 2787 would allow illegal immigrants to pay resident tuition at Oregon's seven public universities if they've graduated from an Oregon high school and lived in the United States for at least five years, at least three of them in Oregon. They'd have to sign an affidavit swearing they'll apply to legalize their immigration status as soon as they're legally eligible.
Illegal immigrants can't legally work in the United States, but proponents say President Barack Obama's push for a federal immigration overhaul could create a pathway to citizenship for many. They say children have no control over the decision to immigrate without legal documents.
"The only way this bill could be broadly applicable is with the passage of a mass amnesty on the federal level," said Cynthia Kendoll, of Salem.
Resident tuition and fees for 15 credits at the University of Oregon, the average course load, are currently $9,310 per year. For nonresidents, it's $28,650.
"When I think about my future after high school, I think about the opportunities that are being closed because of my legal status, when I worked as much or more than other students." said Karla Castaneda, a junior at Parkrose High School in Portland whose family illegally immigrated when she was 4. "I didn't do anything wrong. I attend school. I get good grades. And I help my community."
Illegal immigrants would be subject to the same entrance requirements as other university applicants and would not be eligible for state or federal financial aid.
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Average Rating: 4.6 out of 5 stars based on 5 Reviews
I visited this facility
My parents are on a waiting list for Lytton Gardens. The apartment we've seen was a studio, and it was clean, well kept, nice, and has a little kitchen. It was adequate. They should change the carpeting in the hallway. It felt unstable to me, like there's extra padding underneath. They have an exercise program and a meal program, which is really good. I didn't see any crying or miserable people.
I visited this facility
We're still on the waiting list in Lytton Gardens. My mom chose this facility because she can afford it. They have plenty of activities for her. They have someone help her with her medication on a daily basis. Also she will get three meals a day.
I visited this facility
The staff, amenities, and facilities were great. It was split up into 3 sections: assisted living, retired living, and hospital environment living. All were great. The retired living were a bit small, but it was nice to see that the citizens had friends to be with. Overall, I would probably be willing to live there after retirement.
I am a friend or relative of a resident
Lytton Gardens has a whole spectrum of assisted living facilities, from independent living (where my grandfather started) to hospital-grade care (where my grandfather ended). In the independent living area, residents have a choice of apartments, ranging from studios to two bedrooms. There are plenty of activities, a well-stocked library with daily newspapers, a small gym, and several well-tended interior gardens with a variety of flowers, fountains, and seating. As medical needs increase, the community has different facilities to accommodate those needs. In addition, Lytton Gardens has a close relationship with Stanford Hospital down the street. Location is superb: right in a safe walking neighborhood full of high-end restaurants and shops, although it is overtaken by the local Stanford Univ students frequently. Attendants are for the most part courteous and competent but not entirely warm. The food is not great. The rates are quite expensive compared to other facilities of similar quality, if not location.
I visited this facility
I visited Lytton Garden around the Holidays in 2011 and was thoroughly impressed by this community. It's both an assisted living facility and has a wing of Independent Living residents on the opposite side of the premise.
On the memory floor residents were engaged in a musical performance by another member of the facility and had an opportunity to sit together and enjoy the holiday performance. Other members of the community had personalized care as they ate their meals on the cafetaria just the few doors down.
Patients on the rehab floor also had personalized care from nurses along with a few doctors as they did their daily exercises. There were even a few multi-lingual nurses for non-english speaking residents.
I was especially touched by the festive spirit of the facility, as there were several decorated trees throughout the premise after their annual tree decorating contest. I'm happy to know there are senior care providers as engaging as Lytton Gardens and hope to have a facility like this nearby if I'm ever faced with putting my loved one in assisted living.
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Liverpool trialist nets for Chivas in reserve match
Liverpool's Jason Banton scored for Chivas USA in a reserve match.
CARSON, Calif. – After a week's training with Chivas USA, trialist and Liverpool youth player Jason Banton got a chance to show his abilities to the Rojiblancos staff in a match situation.
Banton tallied a goal and helped create a second on Sunday when the Chivas USA reserves defeated USL PRO side LA Blues 2-0 on the practice fields surrounding the Home Depot Center. It was a performance that led to a number of questions of whether or not the 18-year-old Englishman warranted being brought into the Goats squad.
The former Arsenal and Blackburn player started the match at forward against the lower-division side and was immediately influential. Banton was able to create first goal when he fired a shot that led to a rebound, which Andy Boyens finished. Later in the second half, Banton found space behind the defense and beat the goalkeeper off a pass by Victor Estupinan.
Throughout the match, Banton played in a number of different positions ranging from outside left to forward and admitted after the match that his natural position is on the left flank. After a week of training with the Rojiblancos, the Liverpool youth player is hopeful of a potential move from Anfield to the HDC.
"We're looking for me to stay on, obviously, just negotiating a few things, but hopefully stay on, but looking positive so far," said Banton. "It's a great club, great staff, great manager and great background, so hopefully stay on and push forward."
While Banton may have done well with his opportunities, there is no guarantee that he will immediately find his way on the Chivas USA roster. While speaking to reporters after the match, head coach Robin Fraser admitted that the team must be "careful" in terms of spending money and restricting the club's cap space.
However, while the team may be looking to be prudent, the reality remains that Chivas USA have struggled to generate scoring opportunities, having scored only three times in four matches, which includes two shutouts.
"It's a matter of deciding if his asking price is something that we can afford or should afford," said head coach Robin Fraser. "He's a talented young player, for sure, but like any or most 18-year-old players, there are some concerns so we just need to weigh the whole thing and decide what we think is right."
Fraser stated that he was pleased with Banton's ability to attack, but appeared to have some concerns with investing large amounts of money on an 18-year-old. Throughout the preseason, Chivas USA brass have stressed that their plans are centered around developing the team for the future.
While there remains a great decision to be made on whether or not the deal will work financially or practically, Banton is left to wait to see whether he'll join the Rojiblancos.
For the young Englishman, who hopes to leave England in search for playing time in America, it is clear that he is hoping to make waves in Southern California.
"I'm a city boy from London," he said, "so to play in LA would be a great thing."
Adam Serrano covers Chivas USA for MLSsoccer.com. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com and on Twitter: @adamserrano


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Dear Mr. President Barack Hussein Obama: I know what you mean, to be stifled by that "small republican minority group." It's the jealous "old boy's network" that claim we cast out demons in the name of Beelzebub, although you desperately want jobs for thee American people or I accept for America the Beautiful first... to accept the challenge to build the Kingdom of God on Earth... we are swept aside in mans competition to usurp the Presidency or a young lad they once called "two strong boy" aka: "the genius of god." We live with a fervent spirit to succumb the chaotic forces that once even attempted to thwart the will of God through Christ, Jesus. They don't comprehend the serious nature of seeing our brothers and sisters gullets full and a roof over the poor mans household. Don't worry sir... I have meditated on the verse in the Bible: "killing people, thinking we're doing God a favor." We are not killing people in terrorism, we are saving people in doing God a favor. Even as it mourned Abraham Lincoln, so we also decry thee harmony of Man. Some people keep us down, like the black man, or the "trash." Then we need to recollect our thoughts and return to the battle-front with new thoughts of reason, that we are rejected of Man once again. We can only create so many fronts, the plan, the contingency plan, and the diversion. On each mission we try to carry-out and raise up the poor in general (isn't general a caste system in the elementary school system? It is... and we are "dumbed-down") to be raised as failures of minimum wage employment or grunt work, why many a youth choose to be a soldier... true sacrificial people for God and Country. I think we as intelligent people, should give fringe benefits to the armed service veterans first, then the black and poor and lame. My Dad used to call it the: Me, Me, Me, Society and so selfishly it stills goes on. I love the saying: "Ask not for what your Country can do for you... but ask what you can do for your Country." We need to get back to this "bucket brigade" and rebuild our soldiers first... this will create esteem in our veterans and offer you protection in their allegiance not to be insubordinates. I think the best gold mine for this, is to tax the shit out of pornography, if it's freedom of speech and freedom of the press, so be it... but let's garner in a hefty profit as "We The People" for deviant destructive behavior. More than smokes or brews, we should make it unaffordable... they'll still have their freedom, but actually we should hang our heads in shame, for the exploitation of women and access by today's youth to chose "cyber-sex" over wholesome relationships. Use the "No White Shoes" fund to enhance the riches and glory of: Land that we Love. Propose a Bill today to end un-natural acts in pornography. "If you see someone naked, clothe them." With dignity! Amen Dreams for Global Imperialism.... Brought To You by: UFO-RIDER Signed: David M. Pedjoe email: firstname.lastname@example.com , Tel: 1-774-243-6573 Skype: perkaunas http://www.electrogarden.com/music/egn/Not-Available/ , https://www.flickr.com/photos/pedjpaid/ , #


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RENO, NV - The Washoe County Sheriff's Office is investigating what it's calling a "suspicious death" in Cold Springs.
The call came in around 5:30 Monday morning regarding a possible domestic dispute at 17185 W. Crystal Canyon Court. Bob Harmon with WCSO says three people were transported to a local hospital, and one of those three victims has died. No word yet on the cause of death, or condition of the remaining two victims.
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Guys, it's all rock n' roll. JJ may be call it multiuniverse, alternate universe, whatever to please us old folks, but let's face it, there are going to be fans like me who will never accept anyone but Shatner and Nimoy as Kirk and Spock. And that's just the way that it is. It's not something you can rationalize or change...it's in your gut. And that's it. Accept it.
But hey, I was one of them who thought they could never accept another captain of the Enterprise...until I met Patrick Stewart, who completely floored me with his performance. There could be another captain and baby, he was it!
So, JJ, make me change my mind. But don't insult my intelligence by calling it a multiuniverse. Just say, these stories happened when Kirk was young. That, I may be able to accept.
DalekJim isn't complaining about Shatner not being Kirk. He's complaining about a new timeline. You could have a 25th century show staring captain Tennant of the USS Lollipop. If you tell DalekJim the show is in the classic timeline he's happy, if you tell him the show is in the JJ timeline he's going to complain. The show could be identical in every way. The show can ignore every piece of Trek history just like TNG-ENT did when it was convenient, and he'll be happy as long as you say it's the classic timeline. The minute a producer says it's a new timeline he'll complain, regardless of content.
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Top 10 Technological Inventions of 2013
By theeding of the year 2013, many inventions have arosed which many of us haven't even noticed. Now lets look at what amazing things were discovered in the year 2013
1. A Camera which can easily read your mind to start recording:
This is a Camera which is connected to the cranium. During the moments of extreme excitement, it intercepts some of the signals from there and starts recording the video. This Camera is useful in the moments that quickly appear and disappear and they are so great that we wish that we could record them but are unable to do so.
2. Bath Showers which can reuse the Soapy Water Mixture:
The shower made by OrbSys is a very highly benefitial invention. According to the company, it saves upto 90% of the water you use. The dirty water passes through the drain and into a purification system, it is slightly heated and purified before it comes into the shower again and what you reuse is the water purified at drinking water level. This company was inspired by the NASA who makes strategies to conserver water in spaceships because in space, freshwater from stock resources is very limited.
3. An App for Reading Dreams:
Shadow is an app designed to record your dreams. Instead of waking you up annoyingly (like an alarm clock), it tries to wake you up slightly and tenderly. When you are in such a stage between your sleep and wakefulness, you easily remember your dreams. At such time, this app prompts you to record the dream you just had.
4. Printed Pizza (instead of Baked):
Because of this miraculous invention, NASA awarded Systems and Material Research Corporation a grant. Because of this, instead of Baking, you can add powder ingredients with water and apply heat and this converts them to sauce, protein based topping and dough. This again, is a very useful thing for the astronauts because in their journey of space, they have to stock food supply for decades and stocking in powdered form is very space efficient.
5. An easily customisable phone in which you can add or remove its modules:
Motorola is working hard to manufacture a device which would be easily customizable. You could detach the phone components and make its shape of your own style. You can also unload many of its modules like for instance, Camera to conserve battery timing.
6. A wristband that can track your physical activities:
In this year, Nike introduced a wristband which could track your physical activities. However, it also got into negative use when the Tesco company was accused to misuse this wristband and track the activities of its warehouse workers, penalizing them for unauthorized access.
7. Harry Potter's Marauder Map becomes a reality:
Yeah Really!! The Harry Potter's Marauder Map comes to reality. The Marauder's Map on the movie of Harry Potter was used to track the location of the students at Hogwarts. Now, a group of researchers have made a model that can track the location of people using mathematical models and cameras. It will also be able to predict the locations of the people who move away from the camera. It is currently being used at a nursing school.
8. A font-style used to fool the NSA:
This was a font prepared by SangMun which is only decryptable by human eyes. It mayt have a positive use that it can be used it re-captcha's on various websites.
9. Fungi used in home insulation:
This was made by the two friend researchers. Instead of plastic foams which are non-biodegradable, this proves as a more environment friendly resource.
10. A bike for measuring your speed, distance and time:
In a common bike, you can replace the rear wheel with this technologically advanced wheel which is used to track your speed, distance and time.
These are the wonderful inventions of the year 2013!!!
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Gerber Knives is undoubtedly an innovator in developing good quality cutting tools for both outdoor and indoor use. Don't assume all brands can offer the same precision in detail with regards to designing blades. Each and every design works well with a specific purpose. This is the reason you'll need a complete set when you need cutting tools in your journey.
Bringing Gerber knives on your hiking trip is a form of security. The knives work with diverse reasons that can assist you to survive in the woodlands. You can use them to hunt for food, build shelter, and shield yourself from harm. Your regular chef knives may work for these uses however, you have a problem with strength and safe-keeping.
Chef knives work well for cutting food, particularly tough meat. It might not have a similar durability when used continuously chopping off branches or firewood. It may easily lose its edge and grow ineffective after some time. Using the correct Gerber knife saves you from this issue. You may get a fixed blade survival knife, which often works completely for camping trips.
Fixed blades may come having a protective sheath when not in use. This stretches the life of the tool as it covers the blade from outer factors which affect its level of quality. Knives wear out, too, after some time which means you have to have them sharpened frequently. With regards to the style of the blade, it's not easy for a few to sharpen. Curved blades could take a bit of time because you have to sharpen them in accordance with the shape.
Folding knives present you with instant storing functions as you can simply close the tool when not being used. It becomes easier to carry because you need not bother about the tool slicing through your stuff. With just a simple click, you possibly can flick the blade open when needed. This shields other folks, particularly kids, from hurting themselves.
Always keep your comfort in mind with the purchase of Gerber tools. A number of designs feature soft handles to get more comfortable grasp. Some provide no slip features so you can make use of the blade even under the sea. This can be excellent for fishing when it's time for you to skin your day's catch. A number of designs form the handle in accordance with the shape of the palms when holding the tool. This is most effective during risky circumstances wherein you have to consistently maintain your knife to shield yourself.
Other kinds of Gerber tools provide you with multi-purpose units. The Multi-tool combines diverse hardware devices into one easy and collapsible product. From pliers, screwdrivers, and bottle openers, you possibly can bring each one of these tools with only one system. This saves you from forgetting to bring certain tools you may need on your trip. You will no longer have to bring your whole tool kit when you have this all-in-one product.
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SANTA FE >> Democrat Hector Balderas has stockpiled about $415,000 for his campaign for the Democratic nomination for attorney general, according to the latest campaign finance reports.
Balderas raised $218,135 in the past six months and spent $40,728. He is the only candidate who so far has publicly announced for attorney general next year
Candidates for state office and political committees face a deadline Tuesday to submit campaign finance reports to the secretary of state's office. The reports cover fundraising from April to early October.
Balderas, a two-term state auditor, reported a cash balance of $415,185 in his campaign account as of Oct. 7.
Attorneys and law firms were a top source of campaign contributions for Balderas, accounting for about $88,000. A national law firm that handles class action securities litigation and other lawsuits, Grant and Eisenhofer, contributed $10,000. The firm's co-founders and a wife of one of the lawyers gave a combined $15,000.
Labor unions contributed about $22,000 to Balderas, including $10,400 from a political committee of the American Federation of Teachers-New Mexico.
Fundraising by candidates for other offices:
• Secretary of state: Democrat Maggie Toulouse Oliver collected $68,152 in contributions, including $5,000 from Albuquerque art dealer John Strong. Her campaign spent $26,401 and had cash-on-hand of $45,034. No report was immediately available for Republican incumbent Dianna Duran.
• State treasurer: Former Bernalillo County Treasurer Patrick Padilla raised $12,540, including a $3,000 loan from the candidate. He spent $7,496 and had a cash balance of $5,044. No reports were immediately available from the secretary of state's office for Democrats John Wertheim and Tim Eichenberg.


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Korean Won Rebound as Exporters Profit from Currency's Drop
South African Rand Stops Decline as Commodities Recover
The South African rand gained today, ending the
The Standard & Poor's GSCI Index of 24 raw materials rose 1 percent, following the yesterday's decline by 1.7 percent, while the MSCI Emerging Markets Index advanced 0.4 percent. South Africa's benchmark stock index gained after two days of losses. Greece confirmed budget cuts and increased asset sales to avoid default.
USD/ZAR fell to 6.9710 from 6.9990 today as of 13:35 GMT after it jumped yesterday as high as 7.0180.
If you have any questions, comments or opinions regarding the South African Rand, feel free to post them using the commentary form below.
Earlier News About the South African Rand:
- Rand Erases Losses, But Can It Continue Go Higher? (2011-05-19)
- South African Rand Erases Gains on Inflation & Retail Sales (2011-05-17)
- Interest Rates Outlook Keeps Rand Down (2011-05-11)
- Gold Jumps Above $1,500, Helping South Africa's Rand (2011-04-21)
- Rand Jumps on Expectation of Higher Interest Rates (2011-04-20)


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Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myeloproliferative Disorders
What are Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myeloproliferative Disorders? They are disorders in which the bone marrow produces ineffective and abnormal cells of one or more types - white blood cells, red blood cells or platelets.
Normally, the bone marrow produces stem cells (immature cells) that develop into mature blood cells. In myelodysplastic syndromes, the stem cells do not mature into healthy red blood cells, white blood cells or platelets. The immature blood cells, called blasts, do not function normally and either die in the bone marrow or soon after they enter the blood. This leaves less room for healthy white blood cells, red blood cells and platelets to develop in the bone marrow.
What does University of Minnesota Cancer Care offer? Our blood cancer experts specialize in treating myelodysplastic syndromes and myeloproliferative disorders. Our team includes:
- MDS clinical trials
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As Your Wealth Lecture Series speakers present, their profile information and the video links to their lecture will be posted here.
2013-14 Speakers
Narayana Kocherlakota took office as president and chief executive officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis on Oct. 8, 2009. In that capacity. He serves on the Federal Open Market Committee, the policymaking arm of the Federal Reserve System. Kocherlakota was a professor at the University of Minnesota and has published Stanford University and has published more than 30 articles in academic journals. He earned a Ph.D. in economics from the University of Chicago in 1987 and an A.B. in mathematics from Princeton in 1983.
Rich Tegge
Rich is the President and Founder of Wealth Strategy Group. His passion is in helping others to understand the strategies and tools needed to assist them in reaching their financial goals. His more than 15 years' experience guiding clients through the most turbulent markets seen in generations gives him the perspective to help others succeed. He has attained recognition as an Accredited Investment Fiduciary®. He served as a Second Vice President while supervising the Marquette branch of a large Wall Street investment. Rich's prior successes include cofounding a computer integration firm which was later sold to a publicly traded Canadian company and was a three year letter winner with the NMU Football team.
Dr. Tawni Ferrarini
Tawni is the Director of the Center for Economic Education and Enterpreneurship, the Sam M. Cohodas Professor of Economics at Northern Michigan University and also serves as Chief Economic Contributor for WSG. Regionally she is recognized for her work on the economy of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Nationally and internationally, throughCommonSenseEconomics.com, Econ4u.org and workshops she works diligently to bring the importance and value of economics to a broad cross section of individuals and institutions. She is a regular reviewer for EconEdLink.org and is widely published in both education and economic journals; she regularly presents at professional conferences and leads various workshops on economics to organizations across the U.S. Her books include co-authoring "Common Sense Economics:What Everyone Should Know about Wealth and Prosperity" and "Focus: Understanding Economics in U.S. History".
Name: Jason Schneider (SONI)
Home: Marquette, Michigan
Politics: Fiercely Independent
Interests: Rock Climbing, Surfing, Culture, Local Politics, Economic Development, Cooperatives.SONI comes from Saesoni. It was my name while living in Tonga for the two years of volunteering with the Peace Corps. Tongans could not pronounce my name so it was the closest they could get.
Photography has been a part of my life for 20 years. I came into it as a student at NMU and focused on it both academically and professionally. For a number of years afterwards it took a back seat to other interests but my time in Tonga brought it back as a centerpiece of my life. I'm thankful to be able to capture intimate moments of people's lives that tell a story and pull the viewer into the image. In thanks to my friends and life in Tonga, I'm proud to offer SONI Photography to my community at home.
John Hofmeister, former president of Shell Oil and author of "Why We Hate the Oil Companies: Straight Talk from an Energy Insider," is a leader with a unique perspective on not only the oil industry, but on the nation's energy situation as a whole. Hofmeister was known for being a straight shooter, willing to challenge his peers throughout the industry. Now, he's a man on a mission as the founder of Citizens for Affordable Energy, a non-profit association, crisscrossing the country in a grassroots campaign to change the way we look at energy in this country. His purpose is "To educate citizens and government officials about pragmatic, non-partisan affordable energy solutions, environmental protection, energy alternatives, efficiency, infrastructure, public policy, competitiveness, social cohesion, and quality of life." Hofmeister serves as the chair of the National Urban League and is a member of the U.S. Department of Energy's Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technical Advisory Committee. He is senior advisor to two energy start-ups: Liberty Power of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and NewEarth Technologies of Seattle, Wash. Hofmeister also serves on the boards of the Foreign Policy Association, Strategic Partners, LLC, the Gas Technology Institute and the Center for Houston's Future. While pundits proffer false new promises of green energy independence, or flatly deny the existence of a problem, Hofmeister offers an insider's view of what's behind the energy companies' posturing, and how.
In 2002 James P. Studinger opened his own company, JPStudinger Group, a firm that specializes in financial education and meeting clients' needs rather than the sales side of the business. In 2009 he became the Vice Chair for the Michigan JumpStart Coalition, a non-profit dedicated to raising the financial literacy bar for kids. Studinger's passion for making smart financial decisions helped him createWealth Is a Choice so that others would embrace, not fear financial decisions. Studinger's message is engaging, enlightening, and he's ready to share it with those who wish to become financially stable. He has the firm belief that through sound financial education everyone can once more enjoy sound financial times.
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Suzanna de Baca is vice president of client acquisition, retirement and wealth strategies at Ameriprise Financial, Inc. She has 20 years of experience in the financial services industry. In her 6 p.m. Thursday, March 21 presentation in Mead Auditorium, she will be discussing how women can take control of their finances, as well as giving advice on how to make informed financial decisions. Other topics she will be speaking about are how to gain control over your financial situation and protecting the people and things you love.
Prior to joining Ameriprise, de Baca served as an advisor to high net worth individuals and families and held senior-level positions in sales management and business development at several asset management firms, including Bank of America's Private Bank and Morgan Stanley's Private Wealth Group.
De Baca appears frequently on national television and radio, providing commentary on retirement, financial management and consumer finance. She is regularly quoted in national news and consumer publications including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and USA Today. In addition, she is a regular contributor to industry and consumer business publications, including a weekly family finance column for Time.com. She is also a business book reviewer for Publishers Weekly.
De Baca earned a Master's of Business Administration (MBA) degree from Harvard Business School and a bachelor's from Iowa State University.
Niels Veldhuis is the president of the Fraser Institute and co-author of the best-selling and award-winning book The Canadian Century. In his Nov. 12 presentation, he spoke about the lessons the United States can learn from its northern neighbor and what Washington would look like on a Canadian diet.
American's view Canadians as friendly, hockey-loving people, but usually don't look to them for leadership on public policy issues. True that liberals laud Canada's socialized health care system, but conservatives see it as emblematic of an uncompetitive welfare state. However, it is time for an image makeover. While U.S. politicians expanded government, Canadians cut government spending, reduced tax rates, and balanced budgets. Now Canada is among the top five most economically free countries in the world, well ahead of the United States, which has fallen to 18th overall, according to the Fraser Institute's annual Economic Freedom of the World report.


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The following civil lawsuits were recorded Tuesday at the Rapides Parish Clerk of Court's Office:
State of Louisiana vs. Ralph L. Smothers
Milton Harry Wallace. Probate
Mattie C. Gilbert Monroe. Probate
Edmo Valley Jr. vs. Medical Review
State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance Co. vs. Jamaal C. Stafford
Latosha Williams Mason vs. David Morris Mason
The following civil lawsuits were recorded Wednesday at the Rapides Parish Clerk of Court's Office:
Elmer V. Moore. Probate
Calvit Elvin Gordon. Probate
Dorothy Frisch Wallace. Probate
Richard Montgomery Scallan. Probate
Charles William Netz. Probate
Credit Acceptance Corporation vs. James Edward Lazarone
Tammy Laird Moore vs. Dwight Moore
U S Bank NA vs. Robert G. Swafford
David Sean Voda vs. Hollie Pacholik Voda
Victoria James vs. James Buffington III
Kimberly F. Hale vs. Jeffrey L. Hale
Marylin M. Bordelon Goff vs. Herbert Alan Goff


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Zang, J., & Wheeler, J. J. (2011). A meta-analysis of peer-mediated interventions for young children with autism spectrum disorders. Education and Training in Autism and Developmental Disabilities, 46, 62-77.
Reviewed by: Kathleen Moran, Caldwell College
Why research this topic?
For children with autism, social interaction with peers is a key skill domain to address in treatment. One strategy for increasing the quality and quantity of social interaction is to use peer-mediated interventions, in which typically-developing peers are trained to coach children with autism or model skills for them. Many studies have tested whether peer-mediated interventions are effective in improving the social interaction skills of children with autism. However, it remains unclear whether such interventions have enough scientific support to be considered evidence-based and, if so, whether the effectiveness of the intervention is influenced by individual characteristics of the child, interventionist, or intervention procedures.
What did the researchers do?
The authors conducted an electronic search with keywords that included autism, social interaction, social skills, peer relation, and young children. They then selected studies that were published in English between 1977 and 2006 and that focused on peer-mediated interventions to improve social interaction for children with autism under eight years old. They found 45 peer-reviewed articles that met their criteria for inclusion in their analysis. Research assistants extracted data from these studies on: (1) the effect of the intervention on social interaction and (2) characteristics of the child, intervention, and intervention procedures. Effect sizes were calculated by statistically comparing the rate of social interaction during intervention to the rate during baseline.
What did the researchers find?
Results showed that peer-mediated interventions are effective for children with autism under the age of eight. Additional findings suggested that slightly older boys were the most effective models for boys with autism and that intervention was most successful when it took place in the home and when the child's family and instructors participated in implementing the intervention. Areas that the authors identified as needing further research include: (1) applications of peer-mediated interventions to girls and to children with diagnoses other than autism, (2) studies on peer-mediated interventions that involve using peers as models for social interaction, and (3) procedures to improve responses to social bids from peers and to promote generalization and maintenance.
What are the strengths and limitations of the study?
One limitation of the study is that the authors only searched for and included peer-reviewed journal articles. This resulted in a biased meta-analysis if authors are more likely to publish their results if they obtain positive results than if they obtain limited findings, a review of the published literature only may overestimate the effects of the intervention.
One strength of the study is that it builds on a careful literature review that identified gaps in what is known about peer-mediated intervention. Another is that it clearly defines peer-mediated intervention and describes variations in how this intervention is delivered in different studies. In addition, the authors illustrate how meta-analyses of single-subject research can be used to identify evidence-based practices.
What do the results mean?
This review established that peer-mediated intervention is an evidence-based teaching procedure.


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Broad immigration bill cruising to Senate passage
Washington • Far-reaching immigration legislation cruised toward passage in the Senate on Wednesday as House Republicans pushed ahead on a different approach that cracks down on millions living in the United States illegally rather than offering them a chance at citizenship.
Presidential politics took a more prominent role in a long-running national debate as Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., tried to reassure conservatives that many of the criticisms of the bill, which he helped write, are "just not true."
The potential 2016 White House contender said in remarks on the Senate floor it has been difficult for him "to hear the worry and the anxiety and the growing anger in the voices of so many people who helped me get elected to the Senate and who I agree with on virtually every other issue."
The political impact of the issue aside, there was no doubt that the Senate bill was on track for passage by Thursday or Friday.
Supporters posted 67 votes or more on each of three procedural tests Wednesday, far more than the 60 needed to prevail. More than a dozen Republicans sided with Democrats on each, assuring bipartisan support that the bill's backers hope will change minds in the House.
At its core, the legislation includes numerous steps to prevent future illegal immigration, while at the same time it offers a chance at citizenship for millions living in the country illegally.
It provides for 20,000 new Border Patrol agents, requires the completion of 700 miles of fencing and requires an array of high-tech devices be deployed to secure the border with Mexico.
Businesses would be required to check on the legal status of prospective employees. The government would be ordered to install a high-tech system to check on the comings and goings of foreigners at selected international airport in the United States.
Other provisions would expand the number of visas for highly skilled workers relied upon by the technology industry. A separate program would be established for lower-skilled workers, and farm workers would be admitted under a temporary program.
Some farm workers who are in the country illegally can qualify for a green card, which bestows permanent residency status, in five years.
Many of the bill's supporters also cheered a ruling from the Supreme Court that said married gay couples are entitled to the same federal benefits as heterosexual couples. They said the decision would probably allow gay married citizens or permanent residents to sponsor their spouses for U.S. residency.
The basic legislation was drafted by four Democrats and four Republicans who met privately for months to produce a rare bipartisan compromise in a polarized Senate. They fended off unwanted changes in the Senate Judiciary Committee, and then were involved in negotiations with Republican Sens. John Hoeven of North Dakota and Bob Corker of Tennessee on a package of tougher border security provisions that swelled support among Republicans.
Across the Capitol, an attempt at a bipartisan deal faltered, and majority Republicans began moving ahead on legislation tailored to the wishes of conservatives and vehemently opposed by Democrats.
The House Judiciary Committee already has approved two measures and was at work on a third during the day as it followed a piecemeal path rather than the all-in-one approach of the Senate.
The House bill under consideration Wednesday would require businesses to check on the legal status of employees within two years, as compared with four in the Senate measure.
One of the bills approved earlier makes it a new crime to remain in the country without legal status. It also allows state and local governments to enforce federal immigration laws, an attempt to apprehend more immigrants living in the United States illegally. It encourages those living in the United States unlawfully to depart voluntarily.
The second bill that cleared last week deals with farm workers who come to the United States temporarily with government permission. Unlike the Senate legislation, it offers no pathway to citizenship.
With attention beginning to shift to the House, Rep. John Fleming, R-La., said House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, had assured the rank and file they will vote on bills being written on their side of the Capitol. "We are not going to take up the Senate bill," Fleming said, quoting the speaker.
Internal divisions among Republicans, combined with overwhelming opposition among Democrats, recently sent a farm bill down to defeat in the House, and it is unclear if the GOP will be able to command a majority for its own approach to immigration legislation.
At the same time, rules generally guarantee Democrats a chance to have the full House vote on its own alternatives, and it is unclear whether they might seek the vote on the Senate bill that Republicans hope to avoid.
For now, supporters of the Senate bill contented themselves with urging the House to change their minds.
"A permanent, common-sense solution to our dysfunctional system is really in sight," said Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev. "It is my hope that our colleagues in the House will follow the Senate's lead and work to pass bipartisan reform and do it now."
Outnumbered critics said the measure fell far short of the claims made by its backers.
"It continues to promote false promises that the border would be truly secure," said Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa.
A short while later, Rubio, without mentioning anyone by name, stood at his desk to slam opponents of the Senate bill for what he said are false accusations.
He said it is not true, for example, that the administration can ignore the requirements for border protection or that future Congress' can cancel funding or that it creates a taxpayer subsidy for people to buy a car or a scooter.
Nor are critics correct to claim a new 1,100-page bill was recently introduced that no one has read, he said.
"This is the exact same bill that's been publicly available for 10 weeks, he said, with the exception of about 120 pages that require tougher border security.
A look at the immigration overhaul bill now before the Senate, as amended to include new provisions on border security the Senate agreed to Wednesday.
Border security
The bill sets out a series of requirements that must be achieved over 10 years before anyone here illegally can obtain a permanent resident green card. These include:
(1) Roughly doubling the number of Border Patrol agents stationed along the U.S.-Mexico border, to at least 38,405.
(2) Completing 700 miles of pedestrian fencing along the border, which would require approximately 350 new miles of fencing.
(3) Installing a host of new security measures and technologies in specified locations along the border, including specific numbers of surveillance towers, camera systems, ground sensors, radiation detectors, mobile surveillance systems, drones, helicopters, airborne radar systems, planes and ships.
(4) Implementing a system for all employers to verify electronically their workers' legal status.
(5) Setting up a new electronic system to track people leaving the nation's airports and seaports.
The border security improvements are designed to achieve 100 percent surveillance of the border with Mexico and ensure that 90 percent of would-be crossers are caught or turned back.
If the goals of a 90 percent effectiveness rate and continuous surveillance on the border are not met within five years, a Southern Border Security Commission made up of border-state governors and others would determine how to achieve them.
Border security spending in the bill totals around $46 billion.
Path to citizenship
The estimated 11 million people living in the U.S. illegally could obtain "registered provisional immigrant status" six months after enactment of the bill as long as:
(1) The Homeland Security Department has developed border security and fencing plans, per the specifications set out in the bill.
(2) They arrived in the U.S. prior to Dec. 31, 2011, and maintained continuous physical presence since then.
(3) They do not have a felony conviction or three or more misdemeanors.
(4) They pay a $500 fine.
People in provisional legal status could work and travel in the U.S. but would not be eligible for most federal benefits, including health care and welfare.
The provisional legal status lasts six years and is renewable for another six years for $500.
People deported for noncriminal reasons can apply to re-enter in provisional status if they have a spouse or child who is a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, or if they had been brought to the U.S. as a child.
After 10 years in provisional status, immigrants can seek a green card and lawful permanent resident status if they are current on their taxes and pay a $1,000 fine, have maintained continuous physical presence in the U.S., meet work requirements and learn English. Also the border triggers must have been met, and all people waiting to immigrate through the legal system as of the date of enactment of the legislation must have been dealt with.
People brought to the country as youths would be able to get green cards in five years, and citizenship immediately thereafter.
High-skilled workers
The cap on the H-1B visa program for high-skilled workers would be immediately raised from 65,000 a year to 110,000 a year, with 25,000 more set aside for people with advanced degrees in science, technology, engineering or math from a U.S. school. The cap could go as high as 180,000 a year depending on demand.
New protections would crack down on companies that use H-1B visas to train workers in the U.S. only to ship them back overseas.
Immigrants with certain extraordinary abilities, such as professors, researchers, multinational executives and athletes, would be exempted from existing green-card limits. So would graduates of U.S. universities with job offers and degrees in science, technology, engineering or math.
A startup visa would be made available to foreign entrepreneurs seeking to come to the U.S. to start a company.
A new merit visa, for a maximum of 250,000 people a year, would award points to prospective immigrants based on their education, employment, length of residence in the U.S. and other considerations. Those with the most points would earn the visas.
The bill would eliminate the government's Diversity Visa Lottery Program, which randomly awards 55,000 visas to immigrants from countries with historically low rates of immigration to the United States, so that more visas can be awarded for employment and merit ties.
Low-skilled workers
A new W visa would allow up to 200,000 low-skilled workers a year into the country for jobs in construction, long-term care, hospitality and other industries.
A new agriculture worker visa program would be established to replace the existing program. Agriculture workers already here illegally, who've worked in the industry at least two years, could qualify in another five years for green cards if they stay in the industry.
Family immigration
Under current law, U.S. citizens can sponsor spouses, children and siblings to come to the U.S., with limits on some categories. The bill would bar citizens from sponsoring their siblings and would allow them to sponsor married sons and daughters only if those children are under age 31.
Legal permanent residents can currently sponsor spouses and children, but the numbers are limited. The bill eliminates that limit.
Employment verification
Within four years, all employers must implement E-Verify, a program to verify electronically their workers' legal status. As part of that, noncitizens would be required to show photo ID that must match with a photo in the E-Verify system.


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The third annual Fallen Firefighters Ride raised more than $1,000 Saturday for Supporting Heroes, a nonprofit group that helps families of Indiana and Kentucky police, fire and emergency medical service responders killed in the line of duty.
"We had 77 bikes, not counting the six troopers escorting us," said Colby Reel, a volunteer firefighter and EMT in White County. "It was a gorgeous day."
Reel and other members of Fire and Iron, a motorcycle club for firefighters, organized the 85-mile ride that started at McCaw Park and ended at Hooters on Sagamore Parkway in Lafayette.
Firefighters from Tippecanoe and adjacent counties, plus Jasper and Newton counties, belong to the local chapter of Fire and Iron, Reel said.


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Armenian Lecture Series
Beast on the Moon
March 26, 27 at 7pm
by Richard Kalinoski
Staged reading
Directed by David Baecker
Sponsors: Spector Lecture, Hoffman Lecture, Armenian Lecture
Inspired by true events, Beast on the Moon follows the lives of an Armenian immigrant refugee and the strained relationship with his teenage, mail-order bride. Set in early 1920s Milwaukee, an orphaned boy forces them to reckon with each other and their horrific past. Peppered with humor, irony, and bittersweet surprise, theirs is a universal story of hope, healing, redemption, and finally, love.
Sponsored by the Armenian Fund of The Sage Colleges


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Here's the announcement from Tibbetts United Methodist Church (WSB sponsor):
On Sunday, April 25th, Tibbetts United Methodist Church is pleased to welcome Jack Thompson, aka "The Throwing Samoan" following the Sunday service, at 11:30am! As a quarterback for the WSU Cougars, Jack played from 1975 to 1978, setting numerous records for WSU, the Pac-10 as well as the NCAA. In 1979's NFL draft, Jack was selected by the Cincinnati Bengals. Then in 1983, he was a starting quarterback for Tampa Bay.
Jack will be talking about religion in his life, relief efforts following the tsunami that struck Samoa in 2009 and the transition from high school to college.
Being lunch time, there will be food provided, Pecos Pit BBQ sandwiches, potato salad and Husky (?) Ice cream for dessert! For a suggested donation of $5.00, you can't go wrong.
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Welcome to the heart of Colorado wine country. Shaded by the majestic beauty of the red rock cliffs and mesas that surround Grand Junction and Palisade, the Grand Valley is home to more than 20 wineries and vineyards that serve up some of Colorado's best wines. You don't need to be an expert to enjoy a summer afternoon wine tasting, winery tour or the annual Colorado Mountain Winefest, which is held every September. Visit Grand Junction and toast the best that Colorado wineries have to offer.
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This section is common to all the editions of IT360 - Professional Edition, Enterprise Edition (Central only) and MSP Edition (Central only).
The Configuration Management Database (CMDB) module can be accessed by the Administrator, and Technicians with CMDB Role. If you are the Administrator or Technician having access permission to the CMDB module, then it is essential to configure the following Admin configurations, before you configure the CIs and their relationships:
Configuration Item Types (CI Types) - Categorize your CIs under specific CI Types.
Relationship Types - Configure the nature of relationships set between different CIs.


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Scott Horton Interviews Dilip Hiro
Dilip Hiro, author of After Empire: The Birth of a Multipolar World, discusses the terminal decline of the still-mighty U.S. empire, the frequent defeat of American strong-arm tactics in foreign affairs and the rise of competing powers in the BRIC countries.
MP3 here. (17:34)
Born in the Indian sub-continent, Dilip Hiro was educated in India, Britain and America, where he received a master's degree at Virginia Polytechnic & State University. He then settled in London in the mid-1960s, and became a full-time writer, journalist and commentator. He has published many books, the latest of which is After Empire: The Birth of a Multipolar World.
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Thanks Scott! Maybe you could try to have Mr. Hiro on again where he can talk more at length. His book "Neighbors, Not Friends" about the relationship between Iran and Iraq between the end of the first Gulf War and 2000 was a real eye opener, and one that showed me the major divisions in Iraq and the relationships between the Shia groups and Iran.
History seems to have recorded that ALL empires have fallen at the height of their military power – at some point in time they can NO longer afford even the 'victories' in endless wars.
"The Empire is Falling Apart." Yes, slowly, very slowly it seems. And thank God!
If not for the Fed pumping in easy money, interest rates would have increased much earlier and all the speculation and consumption would have never occured. He cites Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac as one of causes but these are government sponsored entities, not the creation of the free market nor is our current banking system. If banks were treated like regular businesses, they would be far more cautious in their lending and maintain much higher reserves to ward off panics. Perhaps the practice of fractional reserve banking should be banned as fraud. That would make the banking system far more stable.
The best regulator is the free market and we can't have one until the government surrenders its control of money and allows for a commodity based money to reassert itself. Then and only then will we have honest and sustainable political economy. The problem is the politicians and special interests who comprise America's oligarchy will not let that happen. This is our dilemma.
neither the so-called "free market" nor the government run bureaucracy seems to work.. Is there something else?
Never saw "free market capitalism" anywhere..it belongs in the same category as the Tooth Fairy and the Loch Ness monster…it was meant to be such…always amazed that people who get rich off govt contracts fund "conservative" candidates..Amazed at how Papa Koch got rich building refineries for Stalin then funded the John Birch society here…then kept building and training in the USSR into the late 60's…the same people who created communism created anti-communism here…They control the "Federal" Reserve..( N.M. Rothschild of London, Moses Seif Bank out of Italy and Goldman Sachs primarily ) create "money" out of nothing and loan it to the govt at interest..then use the proceeds to buy the media to keep the people misinformed ( so mgmtnt and labor keep glaring at ea other and never look at the top of the pyramid ) and keep the politicians on their financial leash..But the Newhouses and the Soros on the "Left" and the Murdochs and Kochs on the "right" agree on more than they disagree..
Big labor? Really? Where?
Well, we could try 'democracy' – like when we get to participate directly in government, instead of mystically through "representatives." Look up "direct democracy in Switzerland" –> the most peaceful nation on Earth.
Your arguments are confusing. You somehow cannot see the link between degulation and the and the ensuing crisis. Once the government, in its wisdom, decided that regulations were not necessary, what did you expect. You blame the ensuing moral hazard, easy inflation and "irrational exuberance" on the "failure of regulatory system! That would be like saying that murders, thefts and vandalism in a failed state were due to the — lack of legal system! Yes, indeed. Those who deregulated, or otherwise created a convoluted system on purpose are guilty. They knew what they were doing. Nothing can be more revealing then Alan Greenspan's quip at the beginning of his reign, that many practices may "seem illegal". Well, they were not. The meaningfull laws and regulations were gutted, mangled, tied in knots. Tim, you may be confused, or are trying to confuse others — either way it does not do credit to your common sense.
United States of America is not Empire , EU is the Empire cause control, religion, politics and business in the whole world. US is Super Power the Military of the world and the future leader of the world. United States of Euopre is Europe Union Dollar 666 is the last empire of the world.


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Global Steam Turbine Market
- June 2009
- Region: Global
- 92 Pages
- Frost & Sullivan
This Frost & Sullivan research service titled Global Steam Turbine Market provides market dynamics, revenue forecasts, and market share analysis. In this research, Frost & Sullivan's expert analysts thoroughly examine the following markets: noncondensing turbines, condensing turbines, reheat turbines, extracting type turbines, and induction turbines.
Greater Industrial Development all over the World Powers the Steam Turbine Market
The significant growth in industrial activities all over the world has spurred demand for power, due to which, companies tap the waste heat produced to generate power for their needs. This higher energy requirement, along with the considerable market share of coal power plants in the future energy mix, has boosted the global steam turbine market. Low raw material cost coupled with higher efficiency when used in a combined cycle plant makes the steam turbine an ideal solution for generating more power from the available amount of fuel. This is a particularly attractive benefit in the current economic condition, as investments in steam turbines have been hard to come by.
Clean coal technology, carbon capture storage and carbon sequestration is expected to go a long way in helping participants win new projects across the globe, as these methods are clean and highly efficient compared to the existing techniques. Steam turbine companies will be looking to take advantage of every opportunity since they are in the midst of a credit crunch. "Stringent environmental regulations combined with the fiscal packages announced by the governments for renewable technologies are also likely to constrain the market," says the analyst of this research. "However, they can offset these issues and stabilize their business by expanding in the aftersale services market." Vendors can enhance customer loyalty and establish themselves in this segment by rewarding customers by involving them in product development and design.
To stay afloat in the market, companies should target developing markets where the number of blackouts has increased substantially due to economic development. Vendors in these regions have been particularly affected by the economic slowdown, making them open to partnering or takeovers by financially sound companies. Such joint ventures and acquisitions will be a big shot in the arm to participants that wish to entrench themselves in the market. "Companies could focus more on the services market, which is expected to provide stable revenue when the order levels are low and production overcapacities are looming," notes the analyst. "The lack of liquidity is also expected to influence plant operators to extend the life of their ageing assets rather than go for new builds, which bodes well for steam turbine vendors." SHOW LESS READ MORE >
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Lundy Bancroft is the author of three books in the field, including Why Does He Do That?, When Dad Hurts Mom, and the national prize-winner The Batterer as Parent. He has worked with over a thousand abusers directly as an intervention counselor, and has served as clinical supervisor on another thousand cases. He has also served extensively as a custody evaluator, child abuse investigator, and expert witness in domestic violence and child abuse cases. Lundy appears across the United States as a presenter for judges and other court personnel, child protective workers, therapists, law enforcement officials, and other audiences.
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Jurnal Global dan Strategis
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Meninjau kembali konflik perang dingin: liberalisme vs komunisme
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Universitas Airlangga
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The article aims to revisit factors led to the conflicting relations between the US and the Soviet Union during the Cold War period which resulted in the end of Communism in the Soviet Union. International politics since 1945 marked by the rivalry of the two superpowers, the US and the Soviet Union. This situation prolonged until the end of 1990s. During the time the US and Soviet Union involved in many proxy wars in several third (world) countries. The end of the Cold War had begun when Gorbachev was elected to be the Soviet president. His vision on the Soviet political modernization and economic reform brought profound changes in the country. Gorbachev's extreme transformation reflected the victory of liberalism, and thus the 'end of history'.
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Christendom College to Host Career FairJanuary 16, 2013
Director of Career Development Mike Mochel chats with students.
Mr. Mike Mochel, Christendom's Director of Career Development, is organizing the event to assist students with networking opportunities, and to help them better understand the various careers and fields of work offered by the organizations.
"Obviously this is a big deal for us this year and we're really excited," says Mochel. "Our students have everything an employer could want. They are men and women who are educated to think and solve problems, and they have an excellent moral formation. This is the place to find the personnel that will help an organization succeed."
The fair is open to students from other colleges as well, including Patrick Henry College and Lord Fairfax Community College. Those who wish to attend are advised to bring copies of their résumés. As an added incentive to attract attendance, door prizes, which include iPods, will be awarded
"It should be a great opportunity not only for our students and the students from the surrounding area, but also the organizations represented," Mochel says.
There are still booths available for interested organizations. Applications for a booth are due by February 8. For more information, please contact Mike Mochel at (540)-636-2900, ext. 1294, or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Schering-Plough Patents Photoprotective Composition
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Patent No. US 7,244,416 B2: A sunscreen composition comprising avobenzone, zinc oxide in an amount from about 6-25% weight and sufficient phenylbenzimidazole sulfonic acid to stabilize the avobenzone against photodegradation, wherein the composition does not contain a diester or polyester of a naphthalene dicarboxylic acid has been patented by Schering-Plough Healthcare products, Memphis, TN.
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2015 Coupled Data-Driven Evolutionary Algorithm for Toxic Cyanobacteria (Blue-Green Algae) Forecasting in Lake Kinneret
2014 Chemical Characterization and Toxicity of Bridge Deck Runoff and Impacts to Receiving Water Quality
2014 Effects of Bioretention Media Compost Volume Fraction on Toxic Metals Removal, Hydraulic Conductivity, and Phosphorous Release
2014 Removal of Toxicity, COD, and Fe from a Metal-Working Facility UF Permeate
2013 Collection and Identification of Potentially Toxic and Allergenic Cyanobacteria from the Greater Cincinnati Area
2013 Evaluation of Hydrogen Peroxide Chemical Quenching Agents following an Advanced Oxidation Process
2013 Evolution of Toxicity and Mineralization during the Treatment of Diethylphthalate in Water by Ozone and Activated Carbon Coupling
2013 Observation of the pH-Induced Hormesis for the LDH Cytotoxicity Test of MSWI Baghouse Ash Extract
2013 Simple Model of Tetracycline Antibiotic Resistance in Aquatic Environment: Accounting for Metal Coselection
2012 The 5 Rs: Reliable Postdisaster Exposure Assessment
2012 Biohazardous Wastewater Treatment by Sequential Combination of Coagulation and Fenton Oxidation
2012 Dealing with Algal Toxins and Dissolved Organics in Drinking Water
2012 Special Issue on Toxics and Pathogens in the Environment
2012 Toxic Element Analyses of Summer and Winter Storm-Water Sediment by Neutron Activation Analyses
2012 Toxicity Characteristics of Drilling Mud and Its Effect on Aquatic Fish Populations
2011 Analytical Model for Stress-Strain Response of Plastic Waste Mixed Soil
2011 Contribution of Oxides, Salt, and Carbonate to the Sonication of Some Hydrophobic Polyaromatic Hydrocarbons and Toxicity in Petrochemical Industry Wastewater in I\agzmir, Turkey
2011 NewsBriefs: Wastewater Treatment Plants Fail to Remove Chemicals Toxic to Fish (Chemical & Engineering News)
2011 Ozonation of Propranolol: Transformation, Biodegradability, and Toxicity Assessment
2011 Probability of Aluminum Toxicity from Bhandup Complex Water Treatment Plant, Mumbai: Case Study
2011 Toxin Leachability from Coal Fly Ash Utilized in Synthetic Lightweight Aggregates
2011 Treatability of Organic Emerging Toxicants in Urban Stormwater Runoff
2011 Treatment of Chlorophenols by UV-Based Processes: Correlation of Oxidation By-Products, Wastewater Parameters, and Toxicity
2010 Application of Hilbert-Huang Transform Method for Analyzing Toxic Concentrations in the Niagara River
2010 Assessing BMP Performance Using Microtox Toxicity Analysis
2010 Assessment of PAH Concentrations and Toxicity of Runoff from Sealed Asphalt Surfaces
2010 Extracting Respirable Particles from Lunar Regolith for Toxicology Studies
2010 Fenton Process for Landfill Leachate Treatment: Evaluation of Biodegradability and Toxicity
2010 Metal Contamination Characteristics of Lepidium sativum in a Phosphate-, Saline-, and Nitrate-Contaminated Media
2009 Arsenite Oxidation by Batch Cultures of Thiomonas Arsenivorans Strain b6
2009 Comparison of Three Bacterial Toxicity Assays for Imidazolium-Derived Ionic Liquids
2009 Kinetics of Pentachlorophenol Degradation in Soil Using Heme and Peroxide
2009 Nitrification Inhibition by UVA Photocatalytic TiO2 Nanoparticles: The Role of Reactive Oxygen Species on Nanotoxicity
2009 Role of Reactive Oxygen Species in Determining Nitrification Inhibition by Metallic/Oxide Nanoparticles
2009 Turbidity Removal Efficiency of Biocoagulant and Verifications of Its Biological Safety
2008 Characterization of Lunar Dust for Toxicological Studies. I: Particle Size Distribution
2008 Characterization of Lunar Dust for Toxicological Studies. II: Texture and Shape Characteristics
2008 Coupled Effects of Small-Scale Turbulence and Phytoplankton Biomass in a Small Stratified Lake
2008 Phenol Degradation in a Bipolar Trickle Tower Reactor Using Boron-Doped Diamond Electrode
2008 Reduction of 2,4,6-Trinitrotoluene and Hexahydro-1,3,5-trinitro-1,3,5-triazine by Hydroxyl-Complexed Fe(II)
2008 Spillway and Metal Toxicity Influenced Stream Reaeration
2007 2,4,6 Tri-Chlorophenol Containing Wastewater Treatment Using a Hybrid-Loop Bioreactor System
2007 Automated Water Sensor Detects Biotoxins
2007 Bioavailability and Toxicity of Metal Nutrients during Anaerobic Digestion
2007 Incidence and Toxicological Significance of Selected Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals (EDCs) in Drinking Water
2007 Pretreatment of Highly Polluted Pharmaceutical Waste Broth by Wet Air Oxidation
2007 Toxicity of Particulates in Urban Stormwater on Indicator and Commercial Aquatic Species
2007 U.S. Evidence Laws and Their Influence on Mold Litigation Outcomes
2006 Evaluation of Decolorization, Mineralization, and Toxicity Reduction of an Azo Dye C.I. Reactive Black 5 in a Countercurrent Bubble Column by Ozone
2006 Health Risk Assessment for a Contaminated Site: A Case Study
2006 TCLP Heavy Metal Leaching of Personal Computer Components
2006 Toxic and Contaminant Concerns Generated by Hurricane Katrina
2005 Arsenite Oxidation by Alcaligenes faecalis Strain O1201
2005 Biodegradability of 2,4-Dichlorophenol under Different Redox Conditions
2005 Biodegradation of Pyrene in Soil Microcosms: Identification of a Toxic Intermediate
2005 Biosensor for Toxic Detection and Process Control in Nitrification Plants
2005 Developing Environmentally and Economically Sustainable, Regional Policies for Managing Fouling Growth on Boats
2005 Evaluation of the Impact of and Management Strategies for Diazinon and Chlorpyrifos in Newport Bay
2005 NewsBriefs: WERF Explores Link Between Biosolids And Health Effects (Water Environment Research Foundation)
2005 Pollution Management in the Twentieth Century
2005 Research Indicates Seaweed Helps Break Down DDT
2005 A Vital "Early Warning System" for the Protection of Human Health: California's Marine Biotoxin Monitoring and Control Program
2004 Application of Point Estimate Methods to the Modeling of Toxic Concentrations in the Niagara River
2004 Heavy Metals in Bottom Ash from a Medical-Waste Incinerator in Thailand
2004 NewsBriefs: 'Intelligent' Networks Detect Chemicals (National Institute of Standards and Technology)
2004 NewsBriefs: Radioactive Waste Processed at Oak Ridge (Foster Wheeler)
2004 Par Excellence
2004 Policy Briefing: Proposed Rule Would Define 'Environmental Professional'
2004 Production of Hydroxyl Radicals from the Decomposition of Hydrogen Peroxide Catalyzed by Various Iron Oxides at pH 7
2004 Relationship Between OVA Readings and Air Toxic Emissions from Soil Vapor Extraction Remediation Systems
2004 Remediation: Cleanup Complete at Love Canal
2004 Statistical Comparison of Bioassays for Assessment of Toxicity of Organic Components of Wastewater to Activated Sludge
2004 Toxic Modeling in an Industrial Harbor - A Case Study for Baltimore Harbor
2003 Availability, Treatability, and Toxicity of DDT in River Sediments
2003 Comparative Study of Two Bioassays for Applications in Influent Wastewater Toxicity Monitoring
2003 Comparison of Bacterial Bioluminescence with Activated Sludge Oxygen Uptake Rates during Zinc Toxic Shock Loads in a Wastewater Treatment System
2003 Efficacy of Biofilms under Toxic Conditions
2003 Evaluation of Leaching Tests for Cement Based Immobilization of Hazardous Compounds
2003 Retention and Distribution of 1-Naphthol and Naphthol Polymerization Products on Surface Soils
2003 Toxic Mold: Latest Construction Defect
2003 Toxicity Estimation of Phenolic Compounds by Bioluminescent Bacterium
2002 Full-Scale Tests of the Multi-Chambered Treatment Train (MCTT)
2002 Multimedia Environmental Distribution of Toxics (Mend-Tox). I: Hybrid Compartmental-Spatial Modeling Framework
2002 Multimedia Environmental Distribution of Toxics (Mend-Tox). II: Software Implementation and Case Studies
2002 Road Construction: Materials and Methods
2002 Water Treatment: Rapid Test for Algae Toxin under Development
2001 Assessing Multicomponent DNAPL Biostabilization. I: Coal Tar
2001 Benzene Toxicity and Removal in Laboratory Phytoremediation Studies
2001 Catalytic Incineration of C2H5SH and its Mixture with CH3SH over a Pt/Al2O3 Catalyst
2001 Class A Pathogen Reduction in the SSDML Process
2001 Freeze-Thaw Treatment of Membrane Concentrates Derived from Kraft Pulp Mill Operations
2001 pH-Stat Titration to Assess Nitrification Inhibition
2001 Phytoremediation Potential and Toxicity of Barium to Three Freshwater Microalgae: Scenedesmus subspicatus, Selenastrum capricornutum, and Nannochloropsis sp.
2001 Probabilistic Model of Ammonia and Toxicity Status for Urban Lake
2001 Remediation: Common Cooking Oil Helps Remove Toxins from Groundwater
2001 Soil-Pica and Assessment of Potential Acute Toxicity of Arsenic in Residential Soil
2001 Strategic Teaming and Government Incentives for Successful Brownfield Redevelopments
2001 Technology: Miniature Monitor Detects Toxins in Groundwater
2001 Toxic Pollutants in Urban Wet-Weather Flows: An Overview of the Multi-Media Transport, Impacts, and Control Measures
2000 Bacteria Luminescence Used to Detect Toxicity in the Environment


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Hatha Yoga
Origin: Introduced in 15th-century India by Hindu sage, Yogi Swatmarama, Hatha poses—Downward-Facing Dog, Cobra, Eagle, and Wheel for example—make up most yoga sequences practiced today.
Philosophy: The goal of Hatha yoga is to bridge the body and mind with the breath in a series of physical poses—called asanas.
What to Expect: Prepare for a gentle routine that often includes Sun Salutations, balancing poses, forward bends, and back bends to work the body and focus the mind. These movements all lead up to the final relaxation—the blissful savasana—at the end of class.
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Eli Roth, director of such horror films as Hostel and the "Bear Jew" in Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds, recently experienced a real life horror story of his own while vacationing in Mexico late last month.
According to updates on his website, the actor was kayaking in the ocean when a sinkhole opened below his boat and started sucking down him down through a whirlpool. "I was about a mile from the shore, behind a huge rocky island," he wrote. "I had to swim to the island and got pulled under the water and nearly hit it."
And then things got worse.
"I scrambled up and got about 200 sea urchin pins in the bottom of my feet and my palms," he continued. "The rock was covered in crabs. It was like a scene out of Starship Troopers. I screamed for help until a fisherman saved me. This was in Mexico. I do not speak much Spanish."
Once on shore, Roth then went through the grueling process of having the 200 pins removed from his feet and hands — without anesthesia.
"The best part was when I googled "sea urchins" and it said that they are poisonous, but if you get 1 spike, you'll be fine. I had over 200. Luckily, the crabs were scared of this Bear Jew on their rock and they'd back away. But then a wave would come and displace everyone. My feet and hands were such a mess I couldn't walk – I had to crab-walk on my butt around the rock to find an opening where I could jump in. Two days later 4 baby sharks were spotted near where I was stranded. And where there are babies… I actually thought to myself "Oh my God – I'm going to get eaten to death by crabs! And I won't even be around to tell [Harvey Levin]."
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Hello I am listing my film cameras for sale to raise funds to help offset the cost of my wife's stay at Cancer Treatment Center. I have everything priced very reasonably , if you feel something is priced out of line with the market say so and I will try to adjust it accordingly.
Two Nikon 35mm SLR Cameras, the first camera is a Nikon FG 20 with a 50mm Series E f/1.8 lens and the second camera is a Nikon FA with MD15 Motor Drive and a Nikkor 135mm f/2/8 AIS lens. Both the cameras and lenses are functional and have no issues other than some dust in the screen which does not affect image quality. I would rate them in Very Good condition. I have a couple of rolls of film I will include with the cameras as well. I would like $200 for everything plus shipping. I obtained the 135 mm from member DanielStone.
Bronica SQ Ai Medium Format Camera and 5 Lenses for sale, this camera is in nice shape , You will be receiving camera body and lenses and a 220 film back attached to the body. The Camera has a prism eye level finder and is completely ready to go and start shooting. A little dust in the finder which does not affect image quality.
The list of camera lenses you will be getting with the body are as follows.
40 mm f4
50 mm f3.5
65 mm f4
110 mm macro f4
150 mm f4
I will also include some film I have left over with the camera so you do not have to buy your first rolls. I am asking $600 for everything . I will take a partial trade on the Bronica gear as I really need a decent tripod and I am also looking for a couple of different Nikkor AF D lenses so if you have a 50 f/1.4 , 85 f/1.8 or if you have some other AF D nikkor to offer as a partial trade then please say so. Basically I am wanting to try and get at least some cash and one of th things I can use for the Bronica kit. I can't really take a total trade because we cannot pay for the hotel room in trade.
I have purchased items from DanielStone and WilRea here on Apug and my eBay user ID is 762m40x I do not want to deal with shipping outside the US, sorry. Payment by Certified Funds only USPS MO OR Bank Cashiers Check. Shipping is charges is actual shipping and will be USPS Priority Insured.