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Genesis is an Innovative Virtual Call Center Company that delivers premium services to Fortune 500 Clients from across the Nation. Our Agents provide call center services to our Clients in the fields of customer service and technical support from their home-office (quiet space, laptop/computer, internet, and phone set). Many leading brands rely on Genesis Agents to remotely interact with their consumers and deliver first-class business essential service. The unique Genesis virtual platform creates unlimited job opportunities for job seekers desiring more than a typical work experience. Our Agents make their own schedule, have advancement options, and earn great income from the comfort of their own home-office as they service industry leading companies such as: The Major Telecommunications Company, The Largest Video and Media Provider, the Leading Travel Exchange, and the Nationally Renowned Wireless Provider (Client names are subject to confidentiality agreements).
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Submit an application through the Genesis Website (www.genesis-info.com) to APPLY for the following:
The Virtual Call Center for Genesis Business Solutions LLC currently has several additional openings for part-time and full-time Virtual Customer Service Representatives (Agents). Call Center Agents are responsible for providing exceptional services to the Nation's Major Telecommunications Company, the Leading Travel Exchange, the Nationally Renowned Wireless Provider, and the Nation's Largest Video/Internet/Phone Provider in the fields of customer service and technical support to resolve consumer concerns in regards to a variety of requests. As a Virtual Call Center Agent, you will service general Client based inquiries or processes, resolve concerns or complaints related to Client products, and communicate Client policies.
We are looking for individuals who thrive on a challenge and truly want to provide services that exceed the expectations of each and every one of our Clients. Our ideal candidate is customer-focused, highly detail-oriented, self-disciplined, and able to consistently produce results. We are looking for extremely reliable individuals who can adapt to change, absorb and apply new information, and who have the determination to learn detailed processes.
- Must be available for a 4-5 week virtual certification course (Monday - Friday; times vary)
- The pay range for this position is $9 - $12/HR
- We are looking for candidates who operate independent of direct supervision to accomplish their servicing responsibilities.
- Must be able to work a minimum of 15 hours per week; over 30 hours per week available.
- Provide exceptional Client services and collect required information from the customer (if applicable) on every call per established criteria
- Use experience to identify Client needs and handle accordingly
- Demonstrate sincerity and empathy when appropriate by using the proper voice/tone pitch and word choice
- Provide timely and accurate information reflecting a customer-oriented image for the Client
- Communicate information considered unsatisfactory by customers in a tactful manner
- Offer alternatives and options to overcome objections
- Schedule and service minimum required hours weekly (additional hours available)
- Accept repetitive work tasks performed in a remote-office
- Proven ability to become an expert in all related applications, policies, and the selected Client application
- Ability to remain resilient, project patience and empathy, and provide excellent Client service when dealing with stressful situations
- Increased level of problem-solving and decision-making skills
- Ability to draft professional correspondence through email
- Ability to utilize multiple computer programs at the same time
- Exhibit professional, courteous, and friendly behavior
- Ability to probe for additional information in a professional manner
- Attention to detail and ability to focus on current task
- Accurate typing and data-entry skills
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- Laptop or Computer (PC or Mac)
- OS Version: Windows 7
- Corded Phone with Microphone Headset
- Digital/VoIP lines are acceptable for select applications
- High speed Internet access provided by a cable or DSL provider (Satellite broadband does not meet our requirements).
- Must use a wired connection to servicing station
- Must be authorized to work in the United States and not require work authorization sponsorship by our company for this position now or in the future
- Must be a resident of one of the United States except Massachusetts, Maryland, Oregon, New York, and Connecticut
- Must have a High School Diploma or G.E.D
- Must be at least 18 years old
- Must have basic computer navigation skills and knowledge of Microsoft Office Applications
- Must be able to effectively implement time-management skills in schedule selection
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- This is not a telemarketing position. All servicing communications are routed from the Client directly to the Agent's Virtual-Office.
- Applicants must submit an application through the Genesis Website (www.genesis-info.com) for hire consideration.
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Iran to adopt 'preemptive' natural gas sanctions against EU: Lawmaker
Under the present circumstances, Iran exports no gas to Europe and this recent sanction against Iran merely serves psychological and propaganda purposes." Mohammad Saleh-Jokar, member of the Iranian parliament (Majlis) National Security and Foreign Policy CommitteeAn Iranian legislator has shrugged off the European Union (EU)'s threat to ban natural gas imports from Iran, saying the Islamic Republic would adopt "preemptive" sanctions in retaliation for the European bloc' hostile policy. "Under the present circumstances, Iran exports no gas to Europe and this recent sanction against Iran merely serves psychological and propaganda purposes," Mohammad Saleh-Jokar, a member of the Iranian parliament (Majlis) National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, said on Sunday.
"These sanctions would leave no impact on the country's economy and would have no benefit for Europe other than creating a psychological anti-Iran mood in the global diplomacy atmosphere," he said.Saleh-Jokar noted that the Iranian people already know the objectives that the Europeans are following by imposing anti-Iran sanctions. "With the advent of the cold season, Europe and the West would need Iran's oil and gas. Europe has already suffered huge losses due to its anti-Iran embargos including oil ban [on Iran] and some of the crises that the European economy [is grappling with] stem from these sanctions," the lawmaker said. Western diplomats said Thursday that the EU is ready to ban imports of Iranian gas. They said they were preparing a package of sanctions that consists of finance and energy-related proposals, including bans on Iran's gas, as part of measures to mount pressure on Iran over its nuclear energy program. The package will be presented at a meeting of EU foreign ministers on October 15 in Luxembourg. The US and the EU have imposed unilateral financial and energy sanctions on Iran over its nuclear energy program, claiming that Iran is pursuing non-civilian objectives in its nuclear energy work. Iran rejects the allegations, arguing that as a signatory to Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and a member of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) it is entitled to develop and acquire nuclear technology for peaceful purposes. KA/PKH/AZ

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The Global Water Crisis Conference
Water, our most precious commodity, continues to garner more attention in the media as climate change and increasing demand constrain supplies worldwide. Where are we ahead, where are we behind and what's next? This conference brings together global leaders and influencers to share best practices and learn more about the intersection of technology driving innovation to solve a pressing world problem which is the energy crisis and limited water supply.
This conference is brought to you in partnership with Australia as part of the 'G'day USA 2011 program'. Australia is well known for unique approaches to water policy, management, distribution and efficiency. Because of the strong synergies in facing water issues, Australia is developing a long term water technology and services relationship with the US, in this important sector for economic, social and environmental security.
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A docking tube extends to Enterprise as it stops in the docking berth.
Archer, T'Pol and Trip exit Enterprise via the airlock and walk through a clean white hallway with lights directing them oneward toward...
The diagnostic room. A holographic image of Enterprise is being displayed showing the damaged areas of the ship in red.
Trip: They've isolated every hull breach, every damaged system... I'll be damned. We scratched the hull right here a year ago. I bumped it with the inspection pod, remember?
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I bought the Femme Fatale Cosmetics Worldbreaker collection yonks ago, based entirely on the pretty swatches on the website. Never mind the fact that I didn't wear eyeshadow at the time, and have only just started using them. I guess they hold the same appeal as nail polish – they look beautiful within the packaging, and you just know that they'll look just as beautiful when you eventually get around to wearing them, but until then you're happy to admire them as is!
The Worldbreaker collection consists of 5 loose mineral eyeshadows based around a purple theme. Like most Femme Fatale collections, this is inspired by some aspect of World of Warcraft, so of course my inner geek can't resist. As a result, these eyeshadows have magical duochromes and shimmers to give them a gorgeous fantasy-like element.
They're all buttery smooth and easy to apply, although I had a little bit of trouble with Inner Madness (you can see a bit of unevenness in the swatch application). In the end though they all achieved incredible opacity with little effort. I've swatched them here over the De Leon Eye Primer. Click them to enlarge!
Demon Soul: black based shade with a colour-shifting finish, going from green through to red/pink depending on the angle of the light.
Blood's Shadow: black based shade full of gold, blue and pink sparkles.
The Dark One: smooth black based shade with a sultry violet shine, and lavender and purple sparkles.
Inner Madness: bright mid-range cool-toned purple with a blue duochrome finish and blue/aqua sparkles.
Ancient Traitor: pale baby pink with a blue duochrome finish; suitable for highlighting.
As a collection, I feel like there are too many almost-black shades. I mean, yeah, they are distinctively different, but I would have liked to see them balanced out with more bright or mid toned colours.
It's great for a smokey eye, so I have attempted one – although I've never done a really dark smokey eye before so I may have gone a little overboard with the blending brush! I used The Dark One all over the lid, Demon Soul on the crease and Ancient Traitor on the inner corner and browbone.
The Femme Fatale Cosmetics Worldbreaker eyeshadow collection can be purchased from the Femme Fatale Cosmetics website, in individual shades or as a set. They do international shipping, and sample-only orders have free international shipping, so it gives you a chance to try them out before committing to the full size tub.
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Eric Knorr for InfoWorld | March 23rd, 2015
In a presentation at a Docker Seattle meetup, Joyent CTO Bryan Cantrill, who worked on the Solaris kernel at Sun, offered a colorful critique of conventional virtualization vs. containerization: It is horrifying how humanity's precious energy has been diverted to making hardware virtualization actually perform, and the number of kittens that need to be slaughtered every time you perform I/O in the cloud -- it's disgusting, actually. It's horrifying. It's amazing that it works ever, at all, let… Read More ›
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The news that broke at the Node Summit last week -- that Joyent and others are proposing to create a Node.js Foundation -- came as no surprise to anyone who has been watching the controversy around everyone's favorite server-side JavaScript platform. It's been clear for a while that Node.js has outgrown its roots and become an important structural tool for the software industry. Read More ›
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Industry heavy hitters IBM, Paypal, Microsoft and The Linux Foundation have joined with Node.js stewards Joyent to set up the Node.js Foundation. The independent foundation is intended to oversee the production and development of Node.js. The announcement follows the release of Node.js 0.12 earlier this month. Joyent describe the foundation as being "committed to the continued growth and evolution of Node.js, while maintaining a collaborative environment to benefit all users." Read More ›
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Microsoft, following the lead of many others, has moved to help create the Node.js Foundation. Redmond joins Joyent, the corporate steward of the open source project, along with Fidelity, IBM, The Linux Foundation and PayPal in the creation of this independent nonprofit open-source development organization. The establishment of this organization is intended to advance community engagement with regards to Node.js, which is a popular runtime for low latency, high performance applications.… Read More ›
John K. Waters for ADTmag | February 11th, 2015
Node.js, the popular open-source, server-side JavaScript runtime project, will soon be governed by an independent foundation, its chief commercial sponsor announced this week. Joyent, the container infrastructure software company behind Node.js, says it plans to work with IBM, PayPal, Microsoft, Fidelity, and SAP to establish the Node.js Foundation, which will be "committed to the continued growth and evolution of Node.js, while maintaining a collaborative environment to benefit all users." Read More ›


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The iPhone is pretty easy to use right out of the box.
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Emily Thorne's Gold Dolce & Gabbana Dress in Episode 5, 'Guilt'
Emily Thorne (Emily VanCamp) was the belle of the Open Arms charity ball in this stunning strapless gown in ruched gold satin. You'd never guess that she was sporting an orange jumpsuit and a hideous brown wig just a few years earlier. And they say money can't buy you class!


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I have a 2005 Envoy Denali. Recently the front passenger door lost all power. The window, heated seat, speaker (bose), mirror blinker and power lock on that door. I've swapped the Driver door module and passenger door module fuses and they both work. Am I checking the wrong fuse? Thanks!
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I did.
No answer there, either.
And I didn't start the fire....
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It's over.
Still confused at why the BSG forum is still open.
Maybe it will be closed when the Trek forums are closed. After all, they are all series which are no longer produced even though people still discuss them.
This is a Trek website, of course all the forums for the Trek shows will continue to be open.
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I think this forum should probably be closed. The show it's based on has long since been off the air and there are no productions of any note on the horizon.
A lone BSG movie (should it happen) from Bryan Singer hardly warrants a full forum, any more than the long-forgotten original BSG.
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The existence of a
forum confuses me more. Nobody has even posted since 2010.
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No can post in the Lost forum. It's been that way for more than 2 years.
And by the time we got to this, I wasn't under the impression that it was a forbidden topic:
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Forgive a foolish question. But is forum space a big problem here? Space to post is unlimited but the number of subfolders is limited?
Shouldnt be. It doesnt really matter to forum database/diskspace if post is located in one folder or another.
But each forum needs one or more moderators, so having a large number of forums means more moderators which means more administrative overhead. The database side of it is only part of the equation.
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Seahawks improve to 2-0; to host Northumberland
The St. Clare Walker Middle School Seahawks braved the inclement weather as they defeated the Chesapeake Academy Ospreys 2-0 this week. "We got off to a slow start, but we accomplished our goal and played well as a team," said assistant coach Clark Laster.
09.29.2010HVFD golf tournament signup deadline is Oct. 1
The Hartfield Volunteer Fire Department benefit golf tournament will be held Saturday, October 2, at Piankatank River Golf Club in Hartfield. Registration begins at 11 a.m. with a shotgun start at noon.
09.23.2010MHS golfers to battle Cavs for district crown Monday
The Middlesex High School golfers came through in the clutch Tuesday and defeated King William 176-185 at Piankatank River Golf Club (PRGC) at Hartfield to tie the Cavaliers for the regular season title of the Tidewater District.
09.23.2010Lady Chargers continue undefeated march
With a sweep at Essex on September 14 and a win over Lancaster Tuesday, the Middlesex High varsity volleyball team remains undefeated with a 7-0 record. The Lady Chargers will host Rappahannock on Thursday, September 23, and open Tidewater District play on Tuesday, September 28, at home against West Point.
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Mockridge, Sky Italia Chief, to Run Murdoch's News International
Tom Mockridge, who turned Sky Italia Srl into Italy's pay-television market leader, will replace Rebekah Brooks as chief executive officer of News Corp.'s News International publishing unit after a phone-hacking scandal.
Mockridge, a native of New Zealand, has been CEO of Sky Italia, News Corp.'s Italian satellite-television unit, since its 2003 debut. Since 2008 he has also overseen the Rupert Murdoch-owned company's TV operations in Europe excluding the U.K., where British Sky Broadcasting Plc is based. Mockridge is a non-executive director at BSkyB and a member of Sky Deutschland AG's supervisory board.
Mockridge, 56, began his career as a newspaper journalist in New Zealand and has also worked as a spokesman for the Australian government. He joined News Corp. in 1991 and worked for Ken Cowley, CEO of Australian newspaper company News Limited.
"Mockridge has done very well at Sky Italia," said Claudio Aspesi, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein in London. "For a long time he ran one of the platforms for growth at News Corp."
Sky Italia competes with Mediaset SpA, the broadcaster controlled by Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. Since 2008, the two companies have increasingly been at odds in their battle for domination of Italy's TV market.
Berlusconi's government in 2008 doubled the sales tax on pay-TV subscriptions to 20 percent, hurting Sky Italia. That year, Mediaset also began its own pay-TV operation.
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After Sky Italia posted two straight quarters of losses in net subscriptions between 2009 and 2010 due to increased competition from Mediaset, Mockridge was able to restore growth. Sky Italia had a record 4.9 million subscribers at the end of March and in May the company forecast that it will have more than 5 million customers by the end of this summer.
Mockridge and Sky Italia also got into a dispute with former U.S. Vice President Al Gore in May as a broadcasting contract with Gore's Current TV wasn't renewed. Sky rejected comments Gore made in the Financial Times that the channel was dropped because of its political coverage in the U.S.
Bloomberg LP, the parent of Bloomberg News, competes with News Corp. and its Dow Jones division in providing financial news and data.


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Luxemburg-Casco's Maggie Liebeck gets a shot past Maddie Koster and Callie Walker during a WIAA Division 2 sectional finals game against Berlin on Oct. 27 at West De Pere High School.
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Luxemburg-Casco's volleyball team was one of the area's great success stories this fall. Unfortunately the story came to a disappointing end Oct. 27, when the Spartans lost in the sectional finals to Berlin 3-1.
L-C put themselves in an early hole when they lost game one 25-16. They battled back to take game two 25-22, but dropped the next two games, 25-22 and 25-18.
Marissa Kline led the Spartans with 36 assists, 12 digs, and 10 kills. Colleen VanDeurzen had nine kills and six blocks. Maggie Liebeck added 16 kills and five blocks to the effort. ...


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Awarded the Sudler Silver Scroll from the John Philip Sousa Foundation for community band excellence
We're thrilled to be the host band for the National Convention for the Association of Concert Bands in 2016 (March 30, 2016 – April 3, 2016).
Read more at the official website.
Congratulations to Mike Moyta for winning a 2014 VITA Award for his work with the East Winds Symphonic Band!
Read more about the award here.
Based in the eastern suburbs of Pittsburgh, PA, the East Winds Symphonic Band performs a variety of music arranged for concert band, including symphonies, marches and popular melodies. The band is composed of approximately 70 individuals who share a common interest in performing this music. Most of our members have other professional pursuits but take time out from their busy schedules to join with other musicians for our weekly rehearsals and numerous concerts.
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - Gov. Ernie Fletcher appointed a number of
political donors to various university boards throughout the state
Wednesday, including the University of Kentucky and the University
of Louisville.
Fletcher appointed or reappointed members to the boards that
oversee Kentucky's eight public universities, the state's community
and technical college system and Kentucky Educational Television.
At UK, Fletcher appointed retired surgeon Charles Sachatello of
Lexington to a six-year term on the board. Combined, Sachatello and
his wife have contributed more than $5,000 to Fletcher's campaigns
for governor, according to records filed with the Kentucky Registry
of Election Finance.
Billy Joe Miles of Owensboro was reappointed to the UK board.
Miles has given $2,000 to Fletcher's first run for governor, and
$1,000 to his re-election efforts. Pikeville lawyer Pamela May, who
gave Fletcher $1,000 last year, also was reappointed to the board.
Meanwhile, Fletcher reappointed Owsley Brown Frazier, a former
Brown-Forman executive, to a six-year seat on U of L's board of
trustees. Brown has also donated to Fletcher's campaigns, including
$1,000 last year.
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Superior Days is a grassroots community-based effort to bring issues of importance to Northwestern Wisconsin to the attention of State Legislators.
Superior Days is due to the efforts of citizens like you!
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Don't forget to visit the Superior Days Photo Gallery.
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Acute progressive weakness is a sudden-onset muscular weakness that rapidly becomes more severe over several hours or days. It is usually the result of something attacking the nerve or muscle cells. Diseases affecting the nervous system this way are rare.
Guillain-Barre syndrome is an autoimmune disorder. The body's immune response because confused and mistakes cells of the peripheral nervous system for foreign invaders. This causes the body to attack these cells, causing progressive weakness. Guillain-Barre usually appears after a viral infection, but it also can be triggered by surgery or vaccinations. It starts with mild weakness in the lower legs, which rapidly progresses to full-body paralysis and respiratory failure. Guillain-Barre cannot be cured, but there are treatments to reduce the severity of symptoms and prevent death. Plasmapheresis is the treatment of choice because it removes the offending antibodies, lessening the severity of the disease.
Myasthenia Gravis
Myasthenia gravis is a neuromuscular disorder that causes weakness by blocking nerve-to-muscle communication. Like Guillain-Barre, myasthenia gravis is an autoimmune disease. Its causes are generally unknown, but it is sometimes triggered by a thymoma or other tumor of the thymus. Muscle weakness that becomes progressively worse with activity is the main symptom of myasthenia gravis. Most other symptoms are the result of this muscle weakness. They include difficulties performing everyday tasks, such as climbing stairs, lifting objects, eating and even breathing. Plasmapheresis and intravenous immunoglobulin therapy can help reduce symptoms of myasthenia gravis for an extended period of time, but as yet there is no cure. Removing the cancerous tumor on the thymus leads to a permanent reduction or remission in symptoms for some people.
Acute Intermittent Porphyria
Acute intermittent porphyria is a genetic disorder that causes an array of symptoms due to deficiencies in certain enzymes needed for porphyrin metabolism. Although intense abdominal pain is its most common symptom, acute intermittent porphyria also involves muscle weakness, which rapidly progresses to flaccid paralysis. The weakness and paralysis continue to get worse until porphyria is treated. Untreated, respiratory failure from the paralysis can result in death. Other symptoms include changes in mental status, including paranoia, delirium and psychosis, and, rarely, seizures. Episodes of porphyria are triggered mainly by certain types of drugs, especially barbiturates and sulfonamides, but they can also be triggered by alcohol, caloric restriction, and stress to the body, such as with infection. Mild cases are treated with intravenous glucose, while more severe cases usually respond to three to four days of treatment with hematin. Most people are symptom-free between acute attacks.
Other Causes
Spinal chondromyxoid fibroma and other spinal tumors can cause muscle weakness as they press against the spinal cord. The resulting muscle weakness gets worse as the tumor grows bigger, applying more pressure to the spinal cord. Electrolyte disturbances, such as hypokalemia, can also cause progressive weakness. Although most cases of electrolyte imbalance occur over an extended period of time, some conditions, including caffeine intoxication, can cause an acute disturbance that results in more-severe symptoms. Other autoimmune disorders, such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, multiple sclerosis and polymyositis, cause muscle weakness because of the body's attack of the central nervous system or connective tissues.


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Welcome to Southern Hills Counseling Center
Southern Hills Counseling Center is your community mental health center. We offer a wide variety of services to children, adolescents, adults, couples and families. When you call Southern Hills or visit any one of our offices, you'll talk to a professional who's ready to help you make your life work better!
New Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP 2.0)
HIP 2.0, effective Feb. 1, 2015, is a health insurance program from the State of Indiana for uninsured Indiana residents ages 19 to 64. Low-income Hoosiers who are not otherwise eligible for Medicaid may qualify. The program pays for medical expenses and provides incentives for members to be more health conscious. For more information, visit HIP.in.gov or call 1-877-GET-HIP-9.
Employee Assistance Programs - What You Should Know
If your company offers an Employee Assistance Program and you're not taking advantage of it, you may be missing out on significant free benefits. For more information, view the article written by Martha Rasche.
Your Child's Mental Health: Building Self-Esteem in Children
Most parents have heard that "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" and it's especially true with self-esteem in children. All children need love and appreciation and thrive on positive attention. Yet, how often do parents forget to use words of encouragement such as, "that's right," "wonderful," or "good job"? Read more in this article.
About Southern Hills
Southern Hills Counseling Center, Inc. is a not-for-profit organization governed by a Board of volunteer directors. Southern Hills is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate in employment practices or in the delivery of services. Southern Hills is a member of the Indiana Council of Community Mental Health Centers and has been accredited by The Commission for the Accreditation of Rehabilitative Facilities (CARF).
April 2015: Southern Hills has received another 3 years accreditation from CARF International. This accreditation decision is awarded to organizations that demonstrate the persons served are benefitting from the services and is committed to conforming to CARF's accreditation conditions and standards. CARF has awarded Southern Hills a 3 year accreditation and commended Southern Hills staff for their quest for quality programs and services. Congratulations and thank you to the Southern Hills staff and customers who participated in the CARF onsite survey for their assistance and guidance in this process.


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HOUSTON (January 16, 2014) Angel Martinez, 26, was in the Harris County Jail Thursday charged with injury to a child in an incident that left his 2-year-old stepdaughter blind.
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He was arrested Monday after an investigation that started when the toddler's mother took the girl to a hospital on Dec. 12.
A criminal complaint says Martinez told investigators he threw the girl into the air, but failed to catch her and her head hit a chair.
Doctors said the injuries didn't appear to be accidental.
The girl's mother faces a charge of injury to a child by omission.
On Thursday a spokesman for the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston said under federal rules he was not allowed to release any information about the girl's condition.
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them, as many seemed to think--just because we were selling wheat." 33 In the early 1980s, the group occasionally held ad hoc meetings that focused on international wheat-marketing. 34 Most recently, the IP Group has served as a forum for the exchange of legislative views on contentious issues such as the U.S. Export Enhancement Program and the bilateral free trade agreement. 35
The IP Group also has contributed to habits of co-operation that help to explain the meetings between American and Canadian senators from wheat- growing areas during the 1978-79 International Wheat Agreement negotiations (discussed in Chapter 4). These senators held major meetings in June and September 1978 to promote greater co-operation among the exporting states in maintaining wheat prices. However, while the IP Group has provided legislators with greater knowledge and understanding of each other, its overall record has been mixed. In 1975, the Canadian Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs concluded that the group "could become an important instrument for increasing Congressional awareness of Canada" but that it "has not come close to achieving its potential." 36
Another relevant bilateral group is the Canadian-American Committee, which was created in 1957 "to study problems arising from growing interdependence between Canada and the United States." 37 The committee consists of business, labour, professional, and agricultural leaders, and it is sponsored by two nonprofit research organizations--the National Planning Association in the United States, and the C. D. Howe Institute in Canada. 38 Meetings are held twice a year (once in each country) and give members the opportunity to discuss a broad range of issues with government officials, scholars, and other individuals knowledgeable about Canada-U.S. relations. The committee's most important function is to sponsor research studies on the bilateral relationship, and policy statements are released on a number of subjects "to increase public understanding in Canada and the United States of the extent of interdependence between the two countries." 39 The committee's studies include valuable analyses of bilateral and international trade issues. In the 1950s and 1960s, a number of the studies and policy statements focused specifically on agricultural trade problems, but from the 1970s to early 1980s these problems received little attention. This situation paralleled the inattention to the agricultural aspect of Canadian-American relations in the scholarly literature. In subsequent chapters, frequent reference is made to the earlier committee studies.
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ART=represents something of the world, express or evoke emotion, please us by its form, and stand on its own as something autonomous and self-defining.
I found this the other day and thought it was appropriate to the way i view the definition of art. In Eric's example of the pile of rocks, I would say we, as the viewer can only say the final presentation. SInce I was not present at the rock arranging, nor was I present at the printing I can only judge the image I am presented with. Capanigro's rocks are a perfect example.


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ACE Promotes access to the countryside, sport and leisure
ACE is an independent voluntary project, it is not a sales platform, it does not endorse products, it is here to provide information and promote accessibility to leisure and sport in England and Wales – primarily aimed at those with mobility issues, there carers and families.
The site has listings for national sport, family, carer and disabled organisations - regional and local links can also be found on the appropriate regional / county pages
For National and International accessible holiday links see the main Holidays page
For England & Wales accessible accommodation & camping links - see the Regional pages menu
For Wheelchair Walks, Greenspaces, Nature, Accessible Taxis, Pubs & Restaurants and Tourist Info links - select the Region then see the County pages menu
ACE needs your help
This is a one man operation and I am struggling! Please volunteer to spend a little time checking some of the links on the site, if you find a broken link try to locate the correct link (sites do change stuff around, try a site search or visit the appropriate section) or find an alternative link (using a search engine) then email me with the details - see the contact page – Do as little or as much as you like, no commitment required. You will be helping me and other users of the site. There are currently in excess of 3500 external links on the ACE site and as other organisations update their websites broken links are an unfortunate and annoying fact of life. While I am able to use software to identify broken links I just do not have the time and resources currently to seek out the correct / alternative links, hence this appeal. If enough people pitch in it may even release me to further develop the site.
Internet Safety
there is a page with links to free software and information websites to help keep you safe on the web - there are also links to reporting sites and charities that help with issues caused by internet use
Using the site
Each Region has its own sub-site, with information provided at County / District level. Where I have it I include information on walks, parks, nature reserves, beaches, sport, recreation, support organisation, useful tourist info, disabled friendly taxis, accessible campsites, pubs, restaurants and hotel dining.
I also list National Organisations supporting disabled people and carers, National Organisations supporting Children, Parents and Families and organisations offering sporting and recreational activities for disabled people.
For anyone thinking of 'creating accessibility' at a site or project there is a page with links to reference material and best practice.
The site is evolving and I hope that you will keep coming back to the site, ACE is here to save you time searching the internet for information, ACE does this for you bringing together in one place, what I believe to be reliable information, from official and reputable sources
The Countryside is for Everyone
England and Wales has some of the most fantastic countryside, from mountains and valleys to rolling hills and scenic coast.
There are thousands of miles of public footpaths, bridleways, green lanes, trails and tracks however I have found that so little appears to be accessible to those using wheelchairs or mobility scooters, parents with buggies or those with mobility impairment who find stiles difficult to negotiate.
I am not able to remove the obstacles but I can publicise the places that are accessible. We all have a right to enjoy the countryside and our hope is that this site will help in making it more accessible to more people. . . Enjoy. . . The Countryside IS for Everyone.
Support ACE
Follow on Twitter and Facebook - links are on the icons at the bottom of the page. You can also make a donation through PayPal you do not need a PayPal account, you can use credit / debit cards - by this method the transaction is secure and ACE do not have access to your card details
Accessible Tourist Info
I am also developing a sister site www.tourist.me.uk – providing basic tourist / visitor information including accessibility details for attractions, exhibitions and venues. This currently covers the South West, South East, East of England and Yorkshire. Development work will continue as my time and funds allow.


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We specialize in full service design including: art direction, identity/branding, album artwork, merchandise design, advertising, illustration, copywriting, and creative concepts of all kinds. Our work has the simple goal to honor imagination and feature the character of your project through art and graphics.
STOREY ELEMENTARY works on project-based contracts with clients from a wide variety of backgrounds, has been Artistic Director of the band Tegan and Sara for the last ten years, and is the creator and Artistic Director of the non-profit organization Revel & Riot.


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Hi how do I remove my divers airbag from my 1997 b5 passat so I can remove my steering wheel?
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Remove the battery cable and let it sit for 5 minutes.
The air bag is secured by bolts behind the steering wheel. Be very careful not to break any connectors.
The air bag is secured by bolts behind the steering wheel. Be very careful not to break any connectors.
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Removal is not the proble. Installation would. Improper installation would damage the cable reel.
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Are you for the trade of Logan Mankins to Tampa Bay for TE Tim Wright and a draft pick? Against the trade? Or as @OneFuttAtATime says: Bill Belichick just Shutter Islandd my brain and nothing makes sense now.
Here is a round-up of thoughts on the #MankinsTrade. Let your voice be heard and we'll collect the best Twitter thoughts on the trade.


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Early raise of BDNF in hippocampus suggests induction of posttranscriptional mechanisms by antidepressants
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1 Center of Neuropharmacology – Department of Pharmacological Sciences and Center of Excellence on Neurodegenerative Diseases, University of Milan, Milan, Italy
2 IRCCS, FBF S. Giovanni di Dio, Brescia, Italy
3 Division of Biology and Genetics, Department of Biomedical Sciences and Biotechnologies, University of Brescia, Brescia, Italy
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BMC Neuroscience 2009, 10:48 doi:10.1186/1471-2202-10-48Published: 13 May 2009
The neurotrophin BDNF has been implicated in the regulation of neuroplasticity, gene expression, and synaptic function in the adult brain, as well as in the pathophysiology of neuropsychiatric disorders and the mechanism of action of antidepressants. Antidepressant treatments have been shown to increase the expression of BDNF mRNA, although the changes measured were found to be different depending on various factors. A few studies only have measured levels of BDNF protein after antidepressant treatments, and poor correlation was found between mRNA and protein changes. We studied the time course of expression of BDNF mRNA and protein during drug treatments, in order to elucidate the temporal profile of regulation of this effector and whether mRNA and protein levels correlate. Rat groups were treated for 1, 2 or 3 weeks with fluoxetine or reboxetine; in additional groups drug treatment was followed by a washout week (3+1). Total BDNF mRNA was measured by Real Time PCR, pro- and mature BDNF proteins were measured by Western blot.
We found that mature BDNF protein is induced more rapidly than mRNA, by both drugs in hippocampus (weeks 1–2) and by reboxetine in prefrontal/frontal cortex (week 1). The temporal profile of BDNF protein expression was largely inconsistent with that of mRNA, which followed the protein induction and reached a peak at week 3.
These results suggest that BDNF protein is rapidly elevated by antidepressant treatments by posttranscriptional mechanisms, and that induction of BDNF mRNA is a slower process.


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An animal shelter is the physical nucleus of a community animal care and control program. The resources provided here will help you begin planning for your shelter facility.
Resources and Articles
From the Magazine
Featured ARTICLES
Green's Gonna Getcha
Choosing an environmentally friendly route for your animal shelter can offer healthier, more natural, and more cost-effective means of operation, but with potential hurdles down the road, it's wise to look both ways before going green.
Field Trip: New Canine Cool in Kansas City
The recent renovation of the Wayside Waifs Humane Society dog adoption center provides many benefits to the shelter's staff, volunteers, potential adopters, and canine residents.
Field Trip: New Canine Cool in Kansas City
The recent renovation of the Wayside Waifs Humane Society dog adoption center provides many benefits to the shelter's staff, volunteers, potential adopters, and canine residents.
Field Trip: Parting the Waters
The grand opening of the St. Bernard Animal Shelter in Louisiana is yet another affirmation that the hurricane-ravaged community is moving on.
The "101" Department: Helping Cats Find Their Happy Place
A cat adoption space should appeal to both felines and the people who come to see them. Learn how shelters are sprucing up their cat rooms with elements that keep cats engaged and please potential adopters, too.
The Behavior Department: Dealing with a Small Problem
Most shelters weren't built with the needs of little dogs in mind, but there are steps that staff and volunteers can take that will make the environment much better for them. One shelter director created a special area just for the little guys 'Smallville' that resulted in remarkable behavior improvements.
Field Trip: Washington Animal Rescue League
Learn about the Washington Animal Rescue League's newly renovated facility, beneficial partnerships with other animal welfare groups, bustling medical center, and more.
The HSUS's Shelter Design Packet
Our special design packet just for shelters includes information on how to figure what size shelter you'll need, how to choose an architect, materials, and much more!
Policies & Programs
UC Davis Koret Shelter Medicine Program
The shelter medicine program at the University of California, Davis, School of Veterinary Medicine has a wealth of information on disease control, facility design, animal housing and many other topics.
UC Davis Koret Shelter Medicine Program - Facility Design and Animal Housing
The shelter facility and the housing there-in has implications far beyond the shelter walls. The design of the facility will impact disease levels, behavioral health, staffing needs and the daily cost of care (and therefore how much time and money is left over for other important programs).


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There is a "folk illness" in the Philippines called pasmá. There is no equivalent medical term in English or Spanish.
The symptoms of pasmá are trembling hands and sweaty palms occurring after strenuous use of the hands in manual labor. Farmers who work in the fields dragging plows, women who handwash laundry, pianists, and athletes frequently suffer from pasmá. Their hands become pasmado.
pasmadong kamay
hands suffering from pasmá
Popular folk remedies for pasma involve coconut oil, alcohol and urine.
Mothers often warn their children not to wet their hands or feet with cold water after sweating at play. You're supposed to rest first. Otherwise, your hands will grow out of control and they will be shaking all the time. You won't be able to work as a cameraman or photographer when you grow up because your hands will be unsteady!
From the Spanish word espasmo, meaning 'spasm'


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News this past week that the Minnesota unemployment rate ticked down to 4.5 percent in June and that employers continue to add jobs was greeted warmly by state officials.
Evidence of the slow recovery from recession is presented almost weekly, whether on the national level or in the state. It's seen in the housing market, in economic growth and data points such as consumer spending and factory orders.
Manufacturing, in particular, appears to be on a roll. The monthly Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing index has been in positive territory for 13 months, each reading indicating six more months of expected growth; factory hiring nationally has been up for 12 straight months.
For Minnesota, a Creighton University index measuring June growth rose for the 19th straight month.
But there is a downside to the data.
Generally, the flip side of dropping unemployment is that it becomes harder for businesses to find new workers, and therefore harder to expand.
The demographic shift moving against manufacturing is getting noticed. One person on the front lines is Jim Carrier, president of MPS Technical, a Twin Cities-based staffing agency that works with precision manufacturers, particularly in the large local medical-technology industry, to find workers.
In a recent interview, Carrier discussed the challenges his firm, and its clients, face in this new labor market.
Where and how are these staffing challenges being felt?
"It's across the board, it's not just in precision, where the market is tight. The demographics are having an impact. People between the ages of 25 and 35, that whole population, has shrunk by about 9 percent over the last few years, and you've got a large chunk, one out of six workers in the area, over the age of 50. As they retire, there's not enough young folks coming in to replace them.
"But you also have the cultural piece. Manufacturing has been a dirty word for a long time. A lot of middle-class parents over the past 20 years haven't been pointing their kids towards manufacturing as a future. It's been, 'Get a nice office job someplace, be a doctor, a lawyer, go into the service sector.' Those are cleaner environments. I think there's lot of misunderstanding regarding how clean an environment manufacturing can be. You really could eat off the floors in these med-device arenas.
"So now we're in a situation where we desperately need to replace people who are retiring, and meantime, executives will tell you, they expect the business to grow this year; demand for their products is going up."
So are these business suffering for lack of finding new workers?
"Absolutely, no question about it. We are seeing some of our clients look more and more to robotics for repeatable types of activities. Some companies are going to their own training programs, replicating what the institutions are doing.
So where are all those skilled workers who were laid off during the recession, perhaps taking jobs below their skills level?
"I wish I knew where they are. I think some of the technical requirements have changed. It's rapidly changing environment. Right now, the premium for a lot of employers is not necessarily a specific skill, it's more the trainability factor. For more of the employers we serve we are hiring people who are trainable.
"If you go to a place like Dunwoody Tech, companies are in there talking to the best students midway through the first semester, and we're pretty well networked with them.
"Anybody coming out of those schools, they've got a job lined up early on. Demand is so high that schools like Dunwoody Tech and Hennepin Tech aren't meeting the demand and companies we work with are replicating those programs, they're doing what these schools do in house.
"These are the larger companies, they're very precise about what they want and they're becoming more realistic about their expectations. So now it's about finding people who are suitable for training with more of an emphasis on cultural fit within the organization. Because they know in the long run, if they get that cultural fit, they're going to have longevity."
How does this environment then change the employer-employee relationship?
"You have to be checking on employee morale. Are your benefits and compensation packages compatible? Are they competitive? It's a small investment to make compared to what you have to invest in finding a new employee.
"The good employers are doing exit surveys and these are legit exit surveys. They need to have this kind of 360 feedback. The exiting employees really care about the workplace, and they have nothing to lose. If they have issues, they're going to let you have it, and then you had better be prepared to make changes.
"Word of mouth is just so powerful, especially with these X- Y- and Z-Generation people, who are so well networked, they make group decisions.
"The whole notion is, for employers, keep a clean house, do the fundamental employee-relations things right, ask your employees what they think, and you're going to build an employment brand over time. It'll sell itself. Treat all applicants well, whether you hire them or not, because they are emissaries.
"Vague responses are not cutting it. These top talent folks know they can demand more and they're getting it."
Do you find yourself having to work with labor unions at all?
"It may just be a function of the niche we fill, but we work with 40 or 50 employers in a given market and very few of them have labor unions, because they have their own systems in place. I've worked in unionized environments before, and my personal observation is, any company that has a union probably deserves a union."


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Basically EA made one unthinkfull thing: made RA3 somewhat... boring. With that I only had fun for about... 4 days. Not more than this.
I liked were the units. They are awesome, but too much unbalanced. It just kill the skirmish game.
Oh, the new musics are pretty good. I liked most of them
The 3 campaings are really small and don´t really have something which call too much attention (excluding the first mission of the Soviet campaing). Everything just to see EVA, Tatsu or Dasha saying "congratulations commander" or "Well done!"
The Yuriko campaing is interesting. It´s something like a RPG. Yet, it´s also too short.
Also, one of the best things of the games, the multiplayer, is not here... (anyway, with all those ridiculary umbalanced units no one would really like it...)
The cammanders challenge is somewhat interesting, but only really attractive for hardcore players.
Many new skirmish maps, but, as I said before, the gameplay is too much umbalanced.
Particulary I dont recomend. If you only want to see the units, get Upheaval. The musics and some maps you can find on the internetz.


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Roundup: Huntington Bancshares to cut 200 jobs; Kennametal posts drop in 1Q profit; more
Huntington Bancshares to cut jobs in 6 states
Huntington Bancshares is laying off about 200 employees across six states as part of a restructuring. The Columbus, Ohio-based bank did not say how many people would be affected in Pittsburgh, where it has its regional headquarters. Huntington has 510 employees in Pittsburgh and more than 12,000 overall, spokeswoman Maureen Brown said on Thursday. The layoffs target "a few internal functions to improve the long-term efficiency of the bank," Brown said. The affected employees will be given transition pay and outplacement services, she said. The cuts are expected to save $30 to $35 million annually and be finished by the end of August, the bank said in a regulatory filing. Two weeks ago, the bank reported second-quarter profit increased by 9 percent, to $165 million, from a year ago.
Kennametal posts profit drop
Kennametal Inc. reported lower net income for the final quarter of its fiscal year, blaming restructuring charges related to its $607 million acquisition of a tungsten materials business in November from Allegheny Technologies Inc. The Unity-based manufacturer of tooling equipment for manufacturing and mining companies said net income was $45.5 million, or 57 cents a share, down $60.8 million, or 76 cents a share, from a year ago. Sales increased 15 percent to $772.2 million from $671.4 million last year, including the tungsten business that Kennametal is restructuring. The tungsten unit contributed $72 million in sales, but acquisition and restructuring charges totaled $14 million before taxes. A part of the unit was sold for $10 million, at a loss of $1 million. CEO Carlos Cardoso said the company will move to reduce costs but gave no details.
Debit overdraft fees often exceed cost of purchase
The fees that banks charge debit-card users who overdraw their accounts usually cost more than the items being bought. That's the result of a study that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau released on Thursday. Large banks have generally charged a $34 penalty when people overdraw their debit-card accounts, even though most of the purchases involved were for less than $24. And the penalties are charged even though most accounts return to a positive balance within three days, the study found. Banks profit by collecting more than half their checking account income from these fees. The study builds on a 2013 report that found that heavy overdrafters, on average, face $900 in additional costs each year.
Apple slicing jobs at Beats
About 200 positions at Beats could be eliminated as the headphone maker and streaming music service folds into Apple Inc., according to a Bloomberg report. Apple agreed to purchase Beats Electronics and Beats Music for $3 billion in May, and the largest acquisition by price in Apple history is expected to be finalized soon. All Beats employees are transitioning to Apple. But about 200 of the company's 700 workers are receiving guaranteed terms of only three months to a year. They'll have to compete for other internal openings beyond that, according to the report.
A Beats spokeswoman declined to comment.
Families borrowing less for college, report finds
Americans are borrowing less for college and instead relying more on savings and income, a study from a student lender found. In the 2013-2014 school year, the typical family paid 22 percent of the total college cost through borrowing, according to Sallie Mae's annual How America Pays for College study. That's down from 27 percent in the previous two years. Meanwhile, the share of college costs paid through savings and income rose. Student savings and income paid for 12 percent of costs on average, up from 11 percent in the previous year. Parent savings and income rose from 27 percent to 30 percent. A large reason behind the shift was that parents making more than $100,000 significantly boosted their contributions to their children's education.
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[VIDEO] Crew Celebrating the International Space Station's 15th AnniversaryPosted: November 2, 2015 Filed under: Mediasphere, Science & Technology, Space & Aviation | Tags: Andreas Mogensen, European Space Agency, Gennady Padalka, International Space Station, Kimiya Yui, Kjell N. Lindgren, NASA, Oleg Kononenko, RUSSIA, Russian Federal Space Agency Leave a comment
In recognition of the 15th anniversary of the arrival of the first Expedition crew to the International Space Station, the six crewmembers currently serving aboard the orbital outpost talked to the media about the fifteen uninterrupted years of human presence aboard the station. Station Commander Scott Kelly and Flight Engineer Kjell Lindgren of NASA, Flight Engineers Mikhail Kornienko, Oleg Kononenko and Sergey Volkov of the Russian Federal Space Agency (Roscosmos) and Flight Engineer Kimiya Yui of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) participated in the news conference.
[PHOTO] #Soyuz After UndockingPosted: June 17, 2015 Filed under: Mediasphere, Science & Technology, Space & Aviation | Tags: Booster (rocketry), Earth, International Space Station, Photography, Plesetsk Cosmodrome, Russian Federal Space Agency, Sam Cristoforetti , Soyuz (rocket family), Soyuz (spacecraft), Soyuz TMA-15M Leave a comment
What a beauty! Our #Soyuz right after undocking – by then, we had been in our seats for well over 2 hrs. #JourneyBack
[VIDEO] How to Wash Your Hair in SpacePosted: March 26, 2015 Filed under: Mediasphere, Space & Aviation | Tags: Astronaut, Earth, International Space Station, Kellie Levåns Kellie Levåns, NASA, Russian Federal Space Agency, Scott Kelly (astronaut), SpaceX, United States 1 Comment
NASA astronaut Karen Nyberg shows how she washes her long hair in space while living in weightlessness on the International Space Station. Hint: No rinse shampoo is a must. Read more about it here. Next: How to wash your car in space!
NASA's Big Day: Watch a Mega-Rocket Booster Test, Astronaut Landing Live TodayPosted: March 11, 2015 Filed under: Science & Technology, Space & Aviation | Tags: Earth, Eastern Time Zone, Elon Musk, Greenwich Mean Time, International Space Station, Low Earth orbit, Marshall Space Flight Center, NASA, Promontory, Russian Federal Space Agency, SpaceX, Utah Leave a comment
Undocking coverage lasts from 6:15 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. EDT, while landing coverage is scheduled to run from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. EDT
Mike Wall reports: NASA will test-fire the booster of its Space Launch System (SLS) megarocket today at 11:30 a.m. EDT (1530 GMT), and three astronauts will return to Earth from the International Space Station in the evening. You can watch the space action live on Space.com, courtesy of NASA TV.
"What's impressive about this test is, when ignited, the booster will be operating at about 3.6 million pounds of thrust, or 22 million horsepower. This test firing is critical to enable validation of our design."
— Alex Priskos, manager of the SLS Boosters Office at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama
The SLS rocket booster test takes place at the facilities of aerospace firm Orbital ATK in Promontory, Utah, with webcast coverage beginning at 11 a.m. EDT (1500 GMT). There will be no spaceflight involved: Engineers will fire the 177-foot-long (54 meters) booster for two minutes on the ground, in a horizontal configuration.
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"What's impressive about this test is, when ignited, the booster will be operating at about 3.6 million pounds of thrust, or 22 million horsepower," Alex Priskos, manager of the SLS Boosters Office at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, said in a statement. "This test firing is critical to enable validation of our design."
Another booster test is planned for early 2016, NASA officials said.
The SLS will incorporate two of the five-segment boosters, as well as four RS-25 engines, on its first two flights, which will be capable of lofting 70 metric tons of payload to low-Earth orbit (LEO). NASA intends to scale the rocket up to deliver 130 metric tons to LEO, to enable manned missions to faraway destinations such as Mars. The first SLS flight is currently scheduled for 2018.
This evening, NASA astronaut Barry "Butch" Wilmore and Russian cosmonauts Alexander Samokutyaev and Elena Serova will wrap up their nearly six-month-long mission aboard the International Space Station and come back down to Earth. Read the rest of this entry »
First Chimp in Space, January 31, 1961Posted: January 31, 2015 Filed under: History, Space & Aviation | Tags: International Space Station, Moscow, NASA, RUSSIA, Russian Federal Space Agency, Sarah Brightman, Telegraph Agency of the Soviet Union, Yuri Gagarin, Yuri Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center 1 Comment
On January 31, 1961, a Mercury-Redstone rocket from Cape Canaveral carried a chimpanzee named Ham, aka Ham the Astrochimp, on a journey to become the first great ape in outer space. As you can see in the photoset, Ham was fitted with bio-censors and fastened into a "flight couch," a biopack placed inside the space capsule. But Ham wasn't just a passenger.
Unlike previous simian spacemen, Ham was trained to perform a lever-pulling task in response to a flashing blue light. (Training involved rewards of banana and the "positive punishment" of mild electric shocks. More on that later.) Like any good mission specialist, Ham bravely did his job, all while racing 640 kilometers down range in an arching trajectory that reached a peak of 254 kilometers above the Earth.
This humble primate, born in the wilds of Cameroon, didn't set out to beat both Yuri Gagarin and Alan Shepard in the race to space. But when history came calling, he stepped up. After splashdown in the Atlantic, Ham the Space Hero was lavished with love and apples….(more)
On January 31, 1961, a brave 3-year-old chimpanzee was strapped into a capsule inside the Mercury Redstone rocket and launched 160 miles above the earth. For 16 minutes, he orbited at a speed of 5857 mph before crashing down into the Atlantic Ocean, a little dehydrated, but otherwise unharmed. Read the rest of this entry »
[VIDEO] $28 Million Russian Satellite Explodes During LaunchPosted: May 18, 2014 Filed under: Russia, Space & Aviation | Tags: Baikonur, Facebook, Kazakhstan, Oleg Ostapenko, Proton-M, RUSSIA, Russian Federal Space Agency, Vladimir Putin 1 Comment
For The Daily Caller, Giuseppe reports: A Russian rocket carrying the the country's most-expensive, state-of-the-art communications satellite exploded minutes after takeoff and before reaching space on Friday.
Russian state media reports the Proton-M rocket took off Baikonur, Kazakhstan and, after ascending about 100 miles, veered off course and disintegrated in the atmosphere some nine minutes into flight when the Russian Federal Space Agency lost contact.
The failed rocket took an Express-AM4P European-built communications satellite valued around $28 million along with it.
RT covered the launch live.
"The exact cause is hard to establish immediately, we will be studying the telemetry. Preliminary information points to an emergency pressure drop in a steering engine of the third stage of the rocket," Russian Federal Space Agency Chief Oleg Ostapenko said. Read the rest of this entry »
Progress M-21M Successfully Docked at the ISSPosted: April 28, 2014 Filed under: Robotics, Science & Technology, Space & Aviation | Tags: International Space Station, Kurs, Mission control center, Moscow, Moscow Time, progress, Russian Federal Space Agency, Zvezda 1 Comment
April 25, 2014 at 16 hours 13 minutes Moscow time successfully re-docked cargo vehicle Progress M-21M at the International Space Station (ISS).
Space station cargo craft completes test of automated rendezvous system
Rendezvous and docking with the station were carried out in automatic mode under control specialists Mission Control Center. During the rendezvous and docking operation audited rendezvous "Course-by" on the vehicle cargo ship Progress M-21M. TGC Progress M-21M docked to the instrument compartment of the service module Zvezda, where he went to the autonomous flight two days ago.
Progress space cargo approaching the docking port of the service module Zvezda on ISS Read the rest of this entry »


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April 16, 2009
Schuster throws three straight no-hitters
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High school pitcher Patrick Schuster has a simple approach when he steps on the mound.
For the past three starts, no one has been able to get a hit off of him.
The 6-foot-2 left-hander from J.W. Mitchell High School in New Port Richey, Fla., has thrown three consecutive no-hitters and will take the field Monday against his school's rival to try to extend the streak.
Schuster fired a complete game no-hitter in a 2-1 victory over Land O' Lakes on April 3. He threw another no-hitter April 8 at River Ridge in a game that ended after the fifth inning under a mercy rule with Mitchell leading 10-0. Schuster then no-hit Clearwater Central Catholic on Monday in a 2-0 victory.
Schuster, who is 7-0 with a 0.66 ERA this season, also threw the first six innings of a combined no-hitter to open the season Feb. 17.
He credits his success to luck, confidence and aggressiveness. But his 92 mph fastball might have something to do with it as well.
Schuster's coach, Scott Wilcox, said the pitch moves around a lot because of Schuster's three-quarter delivery, which is somewhere between a standard over-the-top pitch and sidearm. Schuster also throws a slider, curveball and changeup, all with good control.
Moreover, Wilcox said Schuster understands the game and his own capabilities.
"He just has the natural ability," Wilcox said. "I mean, this kid was born to be a pitcher."
Wilcox said teammates expect dominating performances from their star pitcher. After the third no-hitter, they shook hands with each other and with their opponents as if it were just another victory.
"The kids, they expect it," Wilcox said. "It's to the point where it's not surprising anybody, just because we've been watching Patrick the last four years, and he's just been getting better and better each year."
Schuster has kept his own celebrations as low-key as possible, preferring the team's traditional postgame meal at Beef 'O' Brady's to anything more elaborate.
Still, he enjoyed his most recent no-hitter.
"It was really exciting because it was pretty much on my shoulders the whole game," Schuster said. "I knew it was happening, and it was kind of a relief to finally have it over with. But now that I've got to do it again until I give up another hit, it's kind of nerve-wracking."
His next game is against rival Pasco on Monday, and he knows when he takes the mound that everyone is going to be watching to see if he can add to his streak. Schuster also knows that, eventually, someone is going to get a hit off him.
"I don't want to be heartbroken when it happens," he said. "It's going to happen. It's probably going to happen Monday, and everyone's going to be let down, but it's going to happen and I'm not going to be upset about it as long as we get the 'W.' "
Schuster, who lost an older brother to cancer several years ago, said he has wanted to be a baseball player since he was a toddler. His earliest formal picture features him wearing a baseball cap and holding a baseball.
His mother, Sharon, said baseball has always been a part of his personality.
"He is driven so competitive and aggressive on the field we have to rein him in sometimes," she said. "He is as kind a person as you ever want to know off the field, but an aggressive, driven individual on the field."
Between 10 and 15 major league scouts watched Schuster pitch his last no-hitter. A senior, he has already signed with the University of Florida and still plans to attend school there, but he's also waiting to see what offers he receives from the professional ranks.
While he hopes to earn a paycheck playing baseball, he also plays for fun. He said he hasn't spent more than two months away from the sport in the past five years and couldn't wait to get back on the diamond, even when he was playing for Mitchell's basketball team.
"I never take a break, and it's not because I want to get better all the time," he said. "It's because I love the game of baseball, and I can't get away from it."
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As always, Kyle Kendrick went to the mound Wednesday afternoon carrying a baseball in his glove and his future in his hands. If the pressure of needing to pitch well affected him, he didn't let it show. Of course, he's used to that by now.
It has been a long time since Kendrick became an organizational favorite with an unexpected 10-4 season as a rookie in 2007. He fell out of favor the following season, was relegated to the minors the next, and came back to the major leagues last season out of necessity more than a sudden case of faith in him from management.


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POSTED 4/8/15: The Town of Wellesley recognizes the need to provide outstanding maintenance and operation services in its school and town buildings through its Facilities Maintenance Department (FMD). The FMD manages twenty buildings totaling over a million square feet, with a staff of 70 and an operating budget of over $7 million, plus a major capital projects budget. The Town seeks outstanding candidates who are hard-working, ambitious, and committed to working in a team environment.
Presently we are seeking individuals to assist our custodial staff in summer cleaning of schools. We are seeking hard working candidates that can follow verbal & written directions, work independently and possess a strong work ethic. Positions may start as early as June 22nd (must be able to start no later than July 1st) and last until late August. Individuals must be able to work a minimum seven week period. Full time seasonal work is available, no weekend or holiday hours are required and preference will be given to candidates who apply that are 18 years old or older. All work is conducted between the hours of 6:30am and 3:00pm, Monday through Friday and the hourly rate is $9.50/hour for new hires. Preference is given to Wellesley residents. Interested candidates should send an application no later than May 8, 2015. Candidates must be available for interviews which will be conducted at FMD Offices. Applications can be found at http://www.wellesleyma.gov/Pages/WellesleyMA_HR/application . Applications can be submitted via fax at 781-446-6207 or by mail to Wellesley Facilities, Attn: Meghan Bond, 40 Kingsbury Street, Wellesley MA 02482. Applications may also be emailed as a Word document or PDF to [email protected]. Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer
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