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Sithembile runs a retail business, selling electrical goods (televisions, stoves and fridges) and clothes. The business has been in operation for four years. She says the main challenge being faced is that of late payments from clients who buy on credit.
Sithembile has requested a loan of $500 to buy televisions and cellphones for resale. She says the extra income generated as a result of this loan will allow her to improve the general welfare of the family.
In the future, Sithembile plans to build her own shop.
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About MicroKing FinanceMicroKing's loans are guaranteed against institutional default (failure of MicroKing to repay Kiva lenders if the borrower repays MicroKing) by MicroKing's parent company: Kingdom Financial Holdings Limited.
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This loan is administered by MicroKing Finance, Kiva's first partner in Zimbabwe.
MicroKing's mandate is to provide financial services integrated with advisory services and targeted training to the under-banked but rapidly growing Zimbabwean micro-enterprise sector. The intent is to mobilize the underprivileged as active agents in fighting poverty as well as to accelerate the country's journey back to economic prosperity where Zimbabwe was once known as the "bread basket of Africa."
Zimbabwean micro-enterprises are generally run by women and comprise a multitude of business types. Constraints on local production and manufacturing capacity have led to cross-border trading being the most common type of business.
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In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Demi Lovato's Disney days are behind her, but that doesn't mean she's lost her love of magical things!
On Wednesday's Late Night With Seth Meyers, the 21-year-old singer opened up about her belief in aliens and mermaids (which are also aliens, she says).
"How self-centered would we be as humans to believe that we are the only living things in the universe?" she asked the late-night host.
"Well, call me self-centered," Seth fired back, "because I don't believe in aliens!"
These mermaids, Demi insisted, don't look like the half-human, half-fish creatures we've seen in books. "There's like pictures online," she said, also admitting, "I'm a huge fan of conspiracy theories."
Perhaps some of her new "senior citizen" neighbors would be interested in hearing some of those tales! Demi dished to Seth about being the youngest resident at her apartment complex—something she doesn't mind one bit!
"I am so happy about it, because finally I'm not the only one with blue hair," she joked. "I love it. I don't like the whole Hollywood lifestyle. I stay out of the public eye as much as i can."
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Whether you're starting a fitness routine for fun or prepping for your first 5K, you'll get more out of your training if you have accurate data about what you've done during your workouts. Garmin's Forerunner 210 may be just the tool you need to meet your goals.
The FR 210's accurate GPS receiver keeps close tabs on the distance you've traveled when you lace up your shoes and step out the door. You'll know at the end of your workout how far you've gone, how long it took, and what your average pace was. The Forerunner 210 also includes a heart rate monitor, so you can keep track of your heart rate during your workout or review your HR numbers when you're done. If you're running laps on a track or around a circuit, the Auto Lap function records your lap times — you don't even need to push a button. And the calorie calculator helps you keep track of the calories you've burned during your workout.
Forerunner 210 is compatible with Garmin's free, downloadable Garmin Training Center or with the online Garmin Connect site, so you can banish old-fashioned paper training logs to the archives. Once downloaded, you can see all your recorded training activity data, including map and elevation information, and even share it with your friends using Garmin Connect.
Forerunner 210 GPS Sports Watch: The Garmin Forerunner 210 gives you the freedom to train indoors or outdoors, while tracking every minute and every mile. This GPS-enabled sport watch accurately records how far, how fast and how hard you worked. For outdoor runs, Forerunner 210 uses GPS to accurately record your time, pace and distance. To track that same data at the gym, snap the footpod (sold separately) onto your shoe.
Shock/Water Resistant: The Garmin Forerunner 210 sports watch is shock resistant and waterproof (IPX7) up to 1 meter for 30 minutes.
LCD: The Garmin Forerunner 210 features a 1.0" x 1.0" monochrome LCD screen with a resolution of 55 x 30 pixels.
High-Sensitivity Receiver w/ HotFix: The Garmin Forerunner 210 features HotFix satellite prediction, which means it locks onto satellites quickly so you can be out the door and on with your run in no time. It also has a high-sensitivity GPS receiver to stay locked onto satellites, even near tall buildings or under tree cover.
User Profile: The Garmin Forerunner 210 uses information that you enter about yourself to calculate accurate run data. You can modify the following user profile information; Gender, Age, Height, Weight, and Lifetime Athlete.
Note: A lifetime athlete is an individual who has trained intensely for many years (with exception of minor injuries) and has a resting heart rate of 60 beats per minute or less. The lifetime athlete sett affects certain weight scale calculations.
Training Tools: The Forerunner 210 has a couple of simple training features.
Run History: The Forerunner 210 can save approximately 180 hours of run history. Your run history displays the date, time of day, distance, run time, calories, and average pace or speed. The run history can also include average heart rate data, if you are use the included heart rate monitor. When the memory is full, your oldest data is overwritten. History is not recorded while the timer is stopped or paused.
Heart Rate Monitor: The Forerunner 210 includes Garmin's Heart Rate Monitor. The front part of the strap contains the heart rate module and is made of flexible plastic. The part of the strap that goes around your back is made of a soft fabric and is adjustable to your size. Once it's paired with the GPS watch the first time, it will automatically recognize it each time. When worn around your chest during an activity, the Heart Rate Monitor wirelessly transmits your heart rate to the Forerunner 210 for instant feedback. It has 5 heart rate zones, which you can customize based on your exact zones. You can also set up heart rate alerts to notify you when you are above or below your targets. Forerunner 210 provides heart rate-based calorie computations so you can more accurately track your calories burned. Heart Rate Zone Chart:
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|Relaxed, easy pace: rhythmic breathing
|Beginning-level aerobic training; reduces stress
|Comfortable pace; slightly deeper breathing, conversation possible
|Basic cardiovascular training; good recovery pace
|Moderate pace; more difficult to hold conversation
|Improved aerobic capacity; optimal cardiovascular training
|Fast pace, and a bit uncomfortable; breathing forceful
|Improved anaerobic capacity and threshold; improved speed
|Sprinting pace, unsustainable for long period of time; labored breathing
|Anaerobic and muscular endurance; increased power
Free Garmin Software: Garmin offers two software options for storing and analyzing your run data.
Note: Your computer will identify the Forerunner 210 as a USB mass storage class device. The Forerunner 210 is not compatible with Windows 95, 98, ME, or NT. It is also not compatible with Mac OS 1.3 and earlier.
Footpod Compatible: The Forerunner 210 is compatible with Garmin's footpod (sold separately). You can use the footpod to send data to the Forerunner 210 when training indoors, when your GPS signal is weak, or when you lose satellite signals.
Body Composition Scale Compatible: You also can track weight, body fat, body water and six other measurements when using the Forerunner 210 with the Tanita BC-1000 body composition scale (sold separately). The readings are stored on Forerunner 210, then automatically sent to Garmin Connect when in range of your computer.
Fitness Equipment Compatible: For even more options, the Forerunner 210 also works with certain indoor fitness equipment so you can track and store data from a treadmill run or an indoor cycling workout. This capability helps you bridge the gap between your indoor and outdoor fitness activities so you can continually track your progress. See a list of fitness facilities and compatible equipment.
Time, Date, & Alarm Functions: Basic watch functions include display of time and date, along with and alarm.
Software Updates: You can update the unit's software by connecting it to a computer using the included USB cable and using Garmin's myDashboard support site.
Rechargeable Battery: The Garmin Forerunner 210 sports watch features a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery. The battery can be recharged using the included AC power adapter, or simply plugging it into a free USB (type-A) port on your computer or laptop (charging cable supplied). Battery life:
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Tom Cruise channelled his inner rock star on Monday (18Jul11) by performing for more than 1,000 fans at a free concert in Florida.
The Hollywood actor plays a singer in the upcoming movie adaptation of Broadway musical Rock of Ages and he joined the other cast members to film a gig scene at the Florida Sun Life Stadium on Monday (18Jul11).
The movie's director Adam Shankman invited fans to watch the show for free and they were able to see Cruise perform as lead character Stacee Jaxx. The setlist included Bon Jovi's Dead or Alive and Journey's Don't Stop Believin'.
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Occupation is a crime, killing children is a crime - was the chant that filled the downtown streets of Portland Tuesday afternoon, as hundreds of local residents gathered with handmade signs and megaphones to voice their outrage at the Israeli airstrikes on Gaza that have continued for the last four days.
In Arabic, protesters chanted, Palestine - maintain your dignity, Gaza, stay steadfast.
Israeli authorities say that the first stage of their long-planned assault is ending, and the second stage is about to begin - a ground invasion of the besieged and imprisoned Gaza Strip.
A new mural is rising above the wetlands of Oaks Bottom. The largest public art project in Portland is beginning to adorn the walls of Portland Memorial that face the Bottoms. By next spring this former eyesore of weirdness will become an artistic reflection of the diversity of nature that abounds in Portland's singular city-owned wildlife refuge.
Mike Houck, the original visionary for this project; Peggy Kendellen, public art manager for the Regional Arts and Culture Council; and Dan Cohen with ArtFX (here, too) join Locus Focus host Barbara Bernstein to talk about the impact and signficance of this project. Happy New Year!
Joe and Abe are on Holiday this week, so today, Host Per Fagereng brings us Ali Abunimah to talk about Israel's current air campaign of bombing in every city in the Gaza Strip.
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Fall convocation is the first, formal celebration that opens each new academic year at Case Western Reserve University. It's an annual event that occurs in late August, during the first week of the fall semester, and stands as a bookend to commencement. This annual event features an academic procession and a keynote speaker.
The event begins with a procession of the university's leadership, faculty, emeriti, delegates and banner guard, in academic regalia, into Severance Hall. Once the community has congregated in the venue, the ceremony, which features a keynote speaker, begins and is followed by a reception on campus. Free tickets will be available beginning Monday, July 20 by contacting the Severance Hall box office at 216.231.1111.
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Dr. Claude Mason Steele's groundbreaking research addresses some of the most pressing contemporary problems in American society. His book, and this year's Case Western Reserve University Common Read, Whistling Vivaldi provokes readers to examine how they identify each other and themselves. Steele shares new research and insights about the power of stereotypes, often illustrating them with compelling stories involving young adults and college students. The book addresses not only race and racism, but also stereotypes of gender, sexuality and ethnicity.


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Color Counts: "... It Is Evident That Differing Color Holds Considerable Importance within the Black Community and Is Measurably Influencing Self-Esteem, Prestige, and Marital Status."
Layng, Anthony, USA TODAY
IN GENERAL, AMERICANS no longer pay much attention to the fact that some of us have light skin while others are somewhat darker. Most observers agree that we have made considerable progress in this regard since the 1960s. However, even though there has been some reluctance on the part of African-Americans to divulge their feelings on this subject candidly, shades of color are a pervasive concern within the black community.
How much importance do blacks put on differences in skin color? When assessing the attractiveness of the opposite sex, do black men place more importance on color than do black women? Is relative color now emphasized more or less than it used to be? Answers to these questions appear to be gaining some clarity.
Historically, mulattos usually fared better than did darker African-Americans. Lighter colored slaves were the ones most likely to be taught to read, receive preferential treatment, and be granted freedom. Following emancipation, lighter skin retained its correlation with elevated status. Black literature and song lyrics have a long tradition of referring to different shades of color, and most blacks are familiar with various terms used to identify these shades (quadroon, red-boned, high yellow, octoroon, etc.). Many black sororities routinely rejected candidates who were considered "too dark." For years, Ebony ran numerous advertisements for skin lighteners. Since the 1930s, there has been a steady stream of social science research on the relationship between the relative darkness of black youths and problems with self-esteem. It also is not unusual to hear older blacks recount tales of being belittled by lighter classmates in their segregated schools.
As the Negro Education Review reported in 2003, black male students at Livingston (N.C.) College, responding to an opinion survey conducted on campus, said they preferred women of their own shade. Another survey in the Journal of Negro Education reported that black college women say they do not accept a Eurocentric standard of beauty. Questionnaires concerning delicate personal matters, such as "Do you prefer members of the opposite sex who are lighter than you?" or "How do you measure your own attractiveness?" are notoriously unreliable. How respondents answer often has more to do with what is politically correct than with how they actually feel and, more importantly, how they behave. The researchers who conduct these studies of collegians do not hang around to observe with whom respondents usually interact, date, and marry, so it is likely that we may be getting an idealized and inaccurate picture from such surveys. Moreover, since political leaders and preachers continue to admonish black audiences to stop judging each other by skin color--pointing out that this long-standing tradition only serves to divide the African-American community and imploring their listeners to "Get over it"--there appears to be a considerable amount of color prejudice among blacks.
If so, what happened to the goals of the black identity movement (black consciousness, black is beautiful, black power, and black roots) of the late 1960s and early 1970s? Back then, black college campuses were a sea of Afros, dashikis, and African artifacts, symbolizing the importance of an African heritage and a shared identity. Proclamations that all African-Americans are brothers and sisters, regardless of what degree of European ancestry they might have, enthusiastically were received by most, or so it seemed at the time.
Young blacks today seldom express a strong identification with Africa but, rather, are inclined to express racial pride by their devotion to black performers (musicians, actors, and athletes). Distinctive clothing styles remain important in this regard, but these, too, have lost any reference to Africa. Speech patterns also seem to play a role in asserting racial identity. It is not unusual for light skinned black men to flaunt all of these symbolic markers, perhaps in a compensatory effort to "darken" themselves. …


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Donnell M. Rawlings (born October 23, 1970) is an American comedian, actor and radio host, best known as a cast member on the Comedy Central sketch comedy TV series Chappelle's Show.
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Two entire blocks in Danville are nearly full of houses built for people in need.
Habitat for Humanity volunteers just finished one home and have plans for many more in and around one street.
Hughes Street has the most habitat homes in Danville.
So far the group has built or renovated five homes on this street and plans to build two more.
One house was just dedicated this month. Another is waiting for an owner and land is ready for the next projects.
It's convenient to the organizations headquarters which is on Hughes Street but the director says there is a reason the group is focused on neighboring properties here.
"They can relate to each other and they can also begin to change the nature of the neighborhood. Homeowners have a greater investment in their community so they take better care of it, they watch out for it, so they begin to see the neighborhood change," said Michael Parsons, the Executive Director of Habitat for Humanity in Danville and Pittsylvania County.
Many of the properties were donated to Habitat.
Right now the group is waiting for more funding before continuing with the Hughes Street Project.
Habitat welcomes more volunteers and donations to help pay for the next house. The houses are for low income families that need financial guidance.
The organization is working on a Habitat Village in the city which is an entire neighborhood of houses built and sponsored by local businesses.


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The South Asia Subregional Economic Cooperation (SASEC) Railway Connectivity Investment Program (the investment program) will improve the performance of the railway sector in Bangladesh by implementing a series of infrastructure and rolling stock capacity improvement investments to overcome capacity bottlenecks in sections with subregional impact, e.g., the Dhaka Chittagong Cox's Bazar Myanmar Border and the Dhaka Ishurdi Indian Border corridors. The subprojects to be financed under the investment program were selected based on the priority investments identified in the Government's Railway Master Plan for 2010 2030 as important missing links or bottlenecks in the railway network in Bangladesh.
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Rose M. Marino, 78, of Alpha, NJ, went home to be with our Lord on Saturday, June 23, 2012 at Kindred Hospital, Easton. Born: January 20, 1934 in Easton, PA, she was the daughter of the late Andrew and Anna Garofalo Passafiume. Personal: She and her husband, Alfonso, were happily married for 53 years and resided in Alpha, for the past 46 years. She graduated from Easton High School and worked at Shapiro Curtain Co. in Easton, for many years. Rose was a devoted and loving wife, mother, and grandmother who loved to spend time with her grandchildren and enjoyed cooking for her family. Her faith was strong and inspiring, and she is now with our Lord in Heaven. Rose was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Alpha Memberships: St. Mary's Altar Rosary Society, and a past assistant leader for Alpha Girl Scout troop. She also participated in a local Bible study group. Survivors: In addition to her loving husband, Alfonso, she will be dearly missed by a son, Alan and his wife Lisa of Easton; a daughter, Carla and her husband David Dent of Bangor, PA; seven grandchildren, Devery, Alan Jr., Adam, DeAnna, Andrew, Alanna, and Abram; a great-grandchild, Kayley; and a sister, Mary of Easton. Rose was preceded in death by a brother, Andrew. Services: A viewing for family and friends will be held on Tuesday, June 26th from 7 to 9 p.m. at Finegan Funeral Home, 924 2nd Ave., Alpha, NJ 08865. Funeral services will be Wednesday, June 27th beginning at 9:15 a.m. at Finegan Funeral Home, followed by a Mass of Christian burial to be celebrated at 10 a.m. at St. Mary's Catholic Church, 830 5th Ave., Alpha, NJ. Interment will be in the St. Mary's cemetery. Memorials: may be made to the
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A Brand Name Waiting to Happen
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Like it or not, we're a nation of consumers. There is a certain small virtue in knowing how to find something you actually want at a price that is reasonable, not inflated. Part of that ability involves reliance on brand names.
The only problem with brand names and kids is that the relationship is more pumped up than ever. Marketers talk more and more openly about "branding," which is both the process of establishing a trustworthy label/shopper relationship and the uncomfortable-to-imagine metaphor of being singed by a logo, as steer on the prairie. The way cross-promotion and ancillary merchandising has been going, "branding" can cover clothing, food, shelter, and more-if we're willing to participate.
Parents in a shopping haze, hoping to satisfy a kid's needs, both buy into and promote this knowledge of the brand name. Lacking either the time or energy to find a nonbranded alternative to an Elmo backpack or Mulan night-light, parents often guiltily buy a branded product. This is unfortunate, because even in the overloaded world of media products, just sometimes "brands" are worth being loyal to.
I'm referring to media products that feature a popular character that just might be worth using despite the familiarity and even the hype. For example, a new CD-ROM, Arthur's Computer Adventure, boasts not just one but two brand associations. It stars the sweet and sometimes hapless aardvark first made famous by Marc Brown in some nice little books, who is now even more famous thanks to a popular TV series. In addition, Arthur's Computer Adventure is a "Living Book" from Broderbund Software-and this company has had a longer shelf life than most in what is still a short-lived industry.
"Living Books" give back the experience of a complete book, with bonus treats and diversions. The Arthur disk allows the user to be read to (passively), read at his or her own speed (more active), or fool around with not just the individual pictures but some simple games and activities (interactive). All of these, like their counterparts in other "Living Books" disks, are innocuous and entertaining enough that it seems just too grouchy to point out that maybe the world has seen a little too much of one sweet aardvark and his family. (In addition, the "computer adventure" involves Arthur's fears that some unpermitted use of his mom's computer has wrecked it.)
Similar generosity could be extended to both the two new Carmen Sandiego computer games and the latest Pajama Sam 2: Thunder and Lightning Aren't so Frightening CD-ROM.
The former products spin off from a pioneering computer game that became a TV show, while the other builds on the popularity of a single previous game, produced by a savvy company (Humungous Entertainment) that has recently signed cross-media deals to feature its game-based characters in TV shows.
You've probably already heard plenty about Carmen Sandiego; trust that the new
Where in the World and Where in the U.S.A. versions of her sneaky adventures are not mere reissues of old software, but colorful, enriched refurbishings that meet state-of-the-art computer standards. For example, in addition to the menu screen showing messages from "The Chief" at ACME Central, and the maps that orient a player, there are panoramic photos of an actual place, populated by cartoon characters who will interact with the player. This is simply a fine embellishment on what has long been a good idea.
You may not have heard too much about Humungous Software, depending on your child's age or familiarity with computer games. But trust, again, that this is a company offering well-made products with refreshing content. The cartoony "sets" of the places in Weather Central where Pajama Sam must go (to readjust the excess of thunder and lightning) are drawn with great perspective, implying a wonderful comic playland. The characters Sam meets are also reliably quirky, and the problem-solving skill required to take their hints and win the game are appropriately geared to a young thinker. The play can be adjusted for complexity and continuing interest.
Finally, a brand name we all recognize but don't necessarily know: Mickey Mouse. He has so long been a T-shirt decoration that it's hard to remember he was once the nation's darling. To reacquaint viewers of all ages with the Mickey that was (far more interesting than the corporate spokesmouse he is today), Walt Disney Home Video has issued The Spirit of Mickey. It's a compendium of older classics, especially such landmark cartoons as "The Band Concert" (Mickey conducts, in a storm) and "Steamboat Willie" (Mickey's debut). These are rowdy cartoons, full of slapstick humor that is there for its own right and without trendy irony. However much he's been exploited since, this is the Mouse at his best and most genuine, a brand name in the making.
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The Calgary Flames have placed goaltender Karri Ramo on injured reserve and called up Joni Ortio from their American Hockey League team.Ramo left Thursday's game in San Jose in the third period with the score tied 5-5 because of a collision with Sharks forward Joonas Donskoi.
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The Winnipeg Jets have seen this movie before and each version has ended exactly the same way.
Senators come up short against Avalanche
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Hip check for Maple Leafs defenceman Cowen
Jared Cowen will have to wait awhile for his debut on the Leaf blue line.
Blue Jackets sign Ryan Murray to two-year extension
The Columbus Blue Jackets signed defenceman Ryan Murray to a two-year, $5.65 million contract extension Thursday.
Summit Series Tour keeps stories alive
Three years ago, some greying greats from Team Canada '72 met in St. Catharines, Ont., to plan an initiative aimed at preserving their "power of teamwork" legacy for present and future hockey generations.
Maple Leafs looking for 20 healthy bodies
Nazem Kadri was fined for being out of line, then was out of the lineup Thursday as the injury-plagued Maple Leafs tried to find 20 healthy bodies to face Connor McDavid and the Oilers.
Bill and Dave Christian put Olympic medals up for auction
Their Olympic gold medals and other memorabilia have been spending more time in safety deposit boxes than on display, so Bill Christian and Dave Christian decided the time was right to auction them off.
Chicago — not Toronto — to host 2017 NHL draft
The 2017 NHL draft is headed to Chicago, according to published reports.
Bruins' Malcolm Subban sidelined at least 8 weeks
Boston Bruins goaltender prospect Malcolm Subban will be sidelined a minimum of eight weeks after undergoing surgery to repair a broken larynx, the team announced Thursday.
Leafs' Nazem Kadri fined $5,000 for throat-slash gesture
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How The Trade has worked out for all parties one year after Jets-Sabres blockbuster
It was a move that sent shockwaves around the NHL.
Benched Flames stars apologize to teammates, fans and the team
It wouldn't have been a total shock if Johnny Gaudreau, Sean Monahan and Lance Bouma showed up Wednesday at the Saddledome in full gear, skates and all.
Trade, injuries force Leafs to juggle lineup
Jared and Colin, meet Roman and Nazem. But don't get too chummy boys. It's looking a lot like late last season, a state of flux with new Leafs arriving and no one sure who's going.
Kadri reaction to Giordano hit 'emotional'
A relieved Nazem Kadri did not get notified by the NHL after Tuesday's throat-slash gesture towards Calgary captain Mark Giordano.
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Senators lose to Red Wings in Dion Phaneuf's debut
Dion Phaneuf would probably like to forget his first game as an Ottawa Senator.
Red Wings weren't prepared to meet Leafs' price for Dion Phaneuf
Having stepped on to the ice with his new team for the first time, Dion Phaneuf took time out between drills at the morning skate on Wednesday to peer up at the 19,000-plus faded red seats at Joe Louis Arena.
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Volunteers are at the heart of our organizations – their time and effort pump productivity and opportunity into our infrastructure, increasing our capacities to accomplish more for our community.
But how are we giving back to our volunteers? Mounting studies have shown that volunteers stay longer with an organization when they feel like they are getting something out of their experience, even if it's not monetary compensation.
That's why a key principle of volunteer management is to always strive to enrich a volunteer's experience. This could mean a variety of practices: enrolling volunteers in training programs to increase their knowledge and skills; assigning them specific skills-based tasks; or better incorporating volunteers into the organization's team. Making sure volunteers get the most out of their experiences ensures that they feel valued.
Another way to enrich your volunteers' experience? Recognizing them for a job well done. Appreciating the time and effort they dedicate to your organization is a crucial part of volunteer retention.
Recognition doesn't have to be elaborate, although an annual awards ceremony or celebration honoring your volunteers is definitely a nice touch. Instead, think of recognition acts on a daily level. As nonprofit employees, we often get caught up in the chaos of our work, and we can forget to pass on little informal gestures of appreciation – a simple "thank you" or "Your work has been so helpful!" – that can serve as tremendous morale boosters to our volunteers and make them feel appreciated for the work they do.
Regular promotion of volunteers' accomplishments, whether it be a social media post or an announcement at a staff meeting, also helps in acknowledging their important work
We know that volunteer recognition and retention go hand-in-hand, which is why every year we host the Spirit of Volunteerism Awards Luncheon, where more than 130 nonprofits in Orange County come together to honor hundreds of volunteers.
It only makes sense to celebrate those who give so much to ensure that our community thrives.
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Nicholls students protest budget cuts in education
Published: Friday, February 13, 2009 at 1:41 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, February 13, 2009 at 1:44 p.m.
THIBODAUX -- Nicholls State students protested the states decision to make budget cuts for the University outside the Student Union Thursday.
The group of twenty or so students gathered with megaphones and a giant papier-mâché shark, displaying a theme of Stop Eating Education, to raise awareness about the budget cuts to their fellow students.
State officials acknowledge that Nicholls, along with other schools in Louisianas university system, could be subject to budget cuts.
Specifically how those cuts will affect Nicholls or any of the other schools has not yet been determined.
The group handed out fliers with Gov. Bobby Jindals e-mail address, as well as e-mail addresses of various state representatives, so students could communicate their concerns.
The founder of Stop Eating Education, Rachel LeCompte, a 23- year-old senior, started a group on the social-networking site Facebook after learning about the budget cuts two weeks ago.
She asked all her friends to join, who then asked all of their friends.
Its like a fire or rage inside of me, she said. My biggest fear is that the state will start to deteriorate.
Overnight the group grew to 70 members.
This is our education, and its our responsibility to stand up for it, said Elise Hotard, another student who spoke against the budget cuts at the protest, said.
Nichole Smith, an 18-year-old freshman, said she thought the protest was a good idea.
It is horrible that the state is taking money away from education, especially from people who have worked very hard to get to this point, she said.
Students said there may be plans to bring concerns directly to the Capitol building in Baton Rouge.
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Pinot's Palette, which originally began offering paint-and-drink classes for adults, will begin offering kids' painting classes this month. The paint venue also hosts art birthday parties.
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Pit bulls have taken a beating in the media lately. One attacked a woman and her springer spaniel Dec. 21 at Gilbert's Cosmo Park. Then Tempe and Phoenix police shot and killed four aggressive pit bulls in separate dog attacks during a three-week span starting Jan. 22.
This month, a Scottsdale pet store complained about thieves taking bull terriers — a cousin of the pit bull — to use as bait in pit bull dogfights.
And then Gilbert police found five neglected pit bulls Feb. 8 inside the Mesa home of Jonathan Burns, charged in the sexual assault and slaying of nursing student Jackie Hartman.
Every incident made headlines.
But Valley police, animal rescue groups and dog breeders are quick to speak up on behalf of the oft-maligned breed. They say the problem is irresponsible or vicious dog owners — not the genetic coding or natural instincts of pit bulls.
"It's the owners, always the owners," said Marcy Setter, director of education for Pit Bull Rescue Central. "There is no such thing as a bad breed of dog. The pit bull breeds have never been bred for any sort of human aggression."
Setter said pit bulls — much like Rottweilers and Doberman pinschers — are strong, tough-looking dogs, and this can make these breeds attractive to society's criminal element.
"The other thing that attracts the wrong people is the media hype surrounding the breeds," she said. "The current media monster is pit bull-type dogs. The media will print any negative story involving a pit bull-type dog, but they do not print the same stories involving other breeds."
Phoenix police Sgt. Joel Tranter said pit bulls are a breed that police frequently encounter in their line of work.
"Pit bulls are used as an intimidation factor," he said.
Yet Tranter said the "vast majority" of the blame for any violence associated with these dogs belongs with the owners.
"I've seen them vicious," he said. "But I have a friend who has a pit bull, and it's one of the friendliest dogs I've ever seen."
Mike Mahar, a behavioral consultant with Paw Placement, a nonprofit cat and dog adoption organization based in Scottsdale, puts all of the blame for pit bull attacks on the owners. He said the breed will do anything for its owners.
"You can train them to become what you want them to become," said Mahar, who owns a pit bull mix in Tempe.
This trait can be dangerous when exploited by the wrong kinds of people.
"Somebody can walk down the street with a gun," Mahar said. "They'll have the respect, but they can go to jail. That same person can walk down the same street with a pit bull, get the same respect, and it's legal."
According to Mahar, the current media attention has Valley residents even more afraid of pit bulls. He said people now blame things on pit bulls even when the breed is not responsible.
"Everything is a pit bull now," he said.
Mahar said he responded to an emergency call recently involving two "pit bulls" that had wandered into someone's backyard.
He arrived to find the "pit bulls" were actually two 6-month-old Labrador retriever pups.
Valley police said the recent events in which officers had to shoot and kill pit bulls are unusual.
"It's a rarity when we have to shoot a dog," Tranter said.
Tempe police spokesman Brandon Banks also pointed out that it's not just pit bulls that have the potential to be aggressive.
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In this part of Is America Necessary? we will show how conservatives, liberals, and socialists each view the American political system from different premises. Partisans of these groups have conflicting assumptions about how American political institutions should operate and what their goal's should be; in fact there is even disagreement on the fundamental question of which institutions in America are political. Uncovering these often hidden premises and assumptions is the task of the student.
We will not analyze in full the position of conservatives, liberals, and socialists towards political institutions in this part of the book. We will, however, describe the over-all framework used by each in their analysis of the political system. Students must proceed from that point to develop a more complete understanding of how different ideologies, (people's ideas of how society works based on their self or class interest) view American political institutions. The next task of students is to relate their own political ideas to the positions of conservatives, liberals, and socialists. The purpose here is not to develop a definitive and final statement of political principles but to clarify and bring forth one's own political premises and assumptions for self-examination. The authors hope that this process will enable students to be more aware, effective, and active in developing and translating into action their own political concerns.
Conservatives maintain that government must tend to its own concerns and that industry must be left alone to concentrate on making money. Since corporations are fundamental to American society, it is in the interest of every member of society to see that they are productive, profitable, and stable. The role of government is mainly to protect Americans from foreign and domestic threats, not to ensure that the social and economic needs of Americans are met. Individuals, through voluns tary group organizations, must do what they can to solve their own problems--government is not a problem solver. According to conservatives, political problems in the 1970s exist because government has tried to do too much for too many people with the result that most Americans have become pleasure seekers who have lost their moral and individualistic underpinnings. Such Americans believe the world owes them a living. If these people would only return to the frontier spirit of rolling up their sleeves and working for what they want, rather than waiting for government to give it to them, the American political system would be relatively problem-frees.
In contrast, liberals believe that government exists to insure political rights and to maintain a decent standard of living for American citizens. They hold to the philosophies of Presidents Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, and Franklin D. Roosevelt1, that a strong government must protect the people from abuses that corporations will engage in if left alone. Liberals separate the political system from the economic order in their analyses of American political institutions. The essence of liberal thought is that that government is best which acts to protect people from abuses. Government is the American citizen's best friend: it


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Mines comen in soon, just wondering what does a pinned stock look like? Can the pin be easily removed? Any pistures would be helpfull, thanks...
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It really sucks that you live in NY.:barf: I believe that your stock will be pinned at the maximum length. I don't believe that you can shorten the stock, even if you remove the roll pins from it. Your best bet is to buy a collapsible stock (if that is even possible for you) and pin it yourself. That way you are still legal. Just keep it over 26"!:cool:
February 29, 2008, 10:05 PM
A pinned stock is an M4-style adjustable stock that has been pinned in a fixed position. It looks and feels like an M4 stock but doesn't adjust. It would probably be a felony in your state to alter it to an adjustable configuration. It might be possible to pin it in a shorter position that suits you, though.
If you want a shorter stock and you live in one of the few states that restricts adjustable stocks, you can buy fixed stocks of various lengths; the shortest fixed stocks are the same length as an M4 adjustable stock collapsed to the shortest position.
February 29, 2008, 10:13 PM
You have options as mentioned above. You can also buy a brand new adjustable stock and adjust it to where you like it and pin it yourself. Personally, I dislike them - poor cheek weld for me. You could go with a fixed carbine length stock like an Ace, or go for a Sully.
March 1, 2008, 12:12 AM
If the OP does live in NY, he can legally buy a telescoping stock, and pin it at whatever length he needs. Just make sure not to slap it on a post-ban lower, until it's pinned though.
March 1, 2008, 12:48 AM
hmm thanks all... :) any more comments are welcome... and yes i do live in NY
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Johannes Thiele (chemist)
|Friedrich Karl Johannes Thiele
May 13, 1865
Ratibor, Prussia,
now Racibórz, Poland
|April 17, 1918
(aged 52)
Straßburg, German Empire,
now Strasbourg, France
|University of Munich,
University of Straßburg
|Alma mater
|University of Halle
|Doctoral advisor
|Jacob Volhard
|Doctoral students
|Heinrich Otto Wieland,
Jakob Meisenheimer,
Hermann Staudinger,
Otto Dimroth,
Sir Robert H. Pickard[1]
|Known for
|Thiele tube
Friedrich Karl Johannes Thiele (May 13, 1865 – April 17, 1918) was a German chemist and a prominent professor at several universities, including those in Munich and Strasbourg. He developed many laboratory techniques related to isolation of organic compounds. In 1917 he described a device for the accurate determination of melting points, since named Thiele tube after him.[2]
Thiele was born in Ratibor, Prussia, now Racibórz, Poland.[3] Thiele studied mathematics at the University of Breslau but later turned to chemistry, receiving his doctorate from Halle in 1890 . He taught at the University of Munich from 1893 to 1902, when he was appointed professor of chemistry at Strasbourg.[4]
He developed the preparation of glyoxal bis(guanylhydrazone).[5]
After Kekulé's proposal for benzene structure in 1865, he suggested a "Partial Valence Hypothesis", which concerned double and triple carbon-carbon bonds with which he explains their particular reactivity. In 1899 this led to the prediction of the resonance that existed in benzene, and he proposed a resonance structure, by using a broken circle to represent the partial bonds.[6] Later this problem was completely solved with the advent of quantum theory.
In 1899, Thiele was head of Organic Chemistry at the Bavarian Academy of Sciences in Munich. With his associate Otto Holzinger, he synthesised an iminodibenzyl nucleus: two benzene rings attached together by a nitrogen atom and an ethylene bridge.[7]
He discovered the condensation of ketones and aldehydes with cyclopentadiene as a route to fulvenes. He also recognized that these deeply colored species were related to but isomeric with benzene derivatives.[8]
According to one of his students Heinrich Otto Wieland, Thiele had a dislike of the chemistry of natural products.[9]
- ^ Aftalion, Fred (1991). A history of the international chemical industry. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press. ISBN 0-8122-8207-8.
- ^ "Johannes Thiele". Zeitschrift für Angewandte Chemie 31 (49): 117–118. 1918. doi:10.1002/ange.19180314901.
- ^ Fritz Straus (1927). "Obituary: Johannes Thiele (1865-1918)". Berichte der deutschen chemischen Gesellschaft 60 (6): A75–A132. doi:10.1002/cber.19270600633.
- ^ Thiele, Friedrich Karl Johannes (1999). "A Dictionary of Scientists" 1. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
- ^ Freedlander, B.L.; French, Frederic A. (1958). "Carcinostatic Action of Polycarbonyl Compounds and Their Derivatives II. Glyoxal Bis(Guanylhydrazone) and Derivatives" (PDF). Cancer res. 18 (3): 360–363. PMID 13523604.
- ^ Thiele, Johannes (1899) "Zur Kenntnis der ungesättigten Verbindungen" (On our knowledge of unsaturated compounds), Justus Liebig's Annalen der Chemie,306: 87-142; see: "VIII. Die aromatischen Verbindungen. Das Benzol." (VIII. The aromatic compounds. Benzene.), pages 125-129.
- ^ Shorter, Edward (2005). A historical dictionary of psychiatry. New York: Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-517668-5.
- ^ Thiele, J. (1900). "Ueber Ketonreactionen bei dem Cyclopentadiën". Berichte der deutschen chemischen Gesellschaft 33 (1): 666–673. doi:10.1002/cber.190003301113.
- ^ Bynum, Ed. W. F.; Porter, Roy, eds. (2006). "Friedrich Karl Johannes Thiele". The Oxford Dictionary of Scientific Quotations. Oxford: Oxford University Press.


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Volunteers at the old Warren Armory on Jefferson Street uncovered another of the building's many mysteries while working on the old structure last week.
Workers uncovered previously unknown hand-painted filigree work as they removed tin panelling to make way for the installation of new pocket doors along the main north wall. The discovery of the small stretch of filigree at about eye level was a big surprise, said the armory's Ed Theberge. Even though the 1842 building's long renovation has been marked by many unexpected finds, it was still a thrill to stumble across the hand-painted artwork laid down nearly 175 years ago.
"You never know what you're going to find," he said.
The discovery immediately led to more, as Mr. Theberge and others continued to remove tin panelling elsewhere in the building. Further down the same wall, they uncovered more of the filigree, as well as other faded bits of decorative work atop the old plaster. One small fragment of painting above a doorway also looks to be the remnants of an original crest or seal; The letters "RR," possibly from "Warren," are all that's left.
The discoveries are generating a fair bit of talk within the armory's leadership. Workers plan to clear away more tinwork in hopes of uncovering the painting, but are not sure what direction they'll take if they find it. Mr. Theberge said he would like to preserve the filigree where possible, as it's an irreplaceable part of the building's history. But he doesn't know how extensive it is throughout the hall; more tin removal this week should yield more clues, either way.
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We indulge, publicly, inappropriately, insultingly, without care or consideration. Disgusting affection. Tongue, lips, ears, nose.
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You are the one I dreamed of. But dont I always dream and fall easily? At least this time my obsession was picked more appropriately.
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