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My birthday is tommrow, ulgh i was wishing my baby came on my birthday but he decided to come two weeks early!
My almost 2 year old was born 8 days early on 1/1/11 so 12/12/12 would be fun! Not due until Christmas eve though.
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Baby Noah due 12/24/12
it's such BS, my DUE DATE is 12/12/12, and my c-section was supposed to be scheduled for that day, but my OBGYN said other women overbooked that day FOR THE DATE! I'm miserable and can't breathe, sleep or eat, but women "book" the date just FOR the date? And they aren't even due!!!
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"Howdens" kitchen finished in gloss black, comprising range of eye and base level units with soft closures. Contemporary wood effect roll top work surfaces. Inset stainless steel single bowl, single drainer sink with swan neck monobloc tap. Inset four ring gas hob with matching electric fan oven below. Glass and stainless steel cooker hood over. Built in fridge, freezer and washer drier. Extended breakfast bar. Extensive contemporary styled tiled splash backs with high light glass infill. Chamfered edge wood flooring to kitchen area only.
Open to living area. Full height contemporary style radiator with thermostatic valve. Inset ceiling lights. Pre wired for wall mounted flat screen TV. Large under stairs cupboard.
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Wednesday night, Colorado Avalanche fans get a chance to see their team play in the do-or-die game. For most of the players, it's a first. For their head coach, it's just another day at the office.
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Wade Norman, senior director, business development for IQinVision, adds that a one-to-one learning environment increases the efficiency of teachers, as content can be tailored to specific student needs, thus making smart use of the teacher's time. "Students are able to learn at their own pace," he says. "Plus, it gives all students access to the best possible education regardless of geography." The punchline is that to pull this off, students need computers. With computers, particularly if they're mobile, come challenges and opportunities you might expect.
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—To determine the associations of current and lifetime smoking and alcohol use with physical function in an older population.
—Four clinic centers in the United States.
—A total of 9704 community-dwelling, ambulatory white women 65 years or older recruited from four areas of the United States.
Main Outcome Measures.
—Twelve performance tests of muscle strength, agility and coordination, gait and balance, and self-reported functional status.
—Compared with women who never smoked, current smokers had significantly poorer function on all of the performance measures except grip strength after adjusting for age, history of stroke, body mass index, clinic site, physical activity, and alcohol use (P<.05). This decrease in function was 50% to 100% as great as that associated with a 5-year increase in age, and most measures worsened with increasing numbers of pack-years. Compared with current moderate drinkers, nondrinkers had significantly poorer function on all of the performance measures except tandem walk (P<.05). Evaluation of a dose effect with alcohol was limited by the small number of heavy drinkers in the study.
—In this population, women who currently smoke are weaker and have poorer balance and poorer performance on measures of integrated physical function than nonsmokers. Smoking is associated with a decline in physical function. Current moderate drinkers have better physical function compared with nondrinkers, but associations of function with heavy drinkers could not be assessed.(JAMA. 1994;272:1825-1831)
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Rasmus Midgett rescues the crew of Priscilla
At 3:00 AM on 18 August 1899, Surfman Rasmus S. Midgett of the Gull Shoal (NC) Station, set out on horseback to make the regular south patrol. When he reached a point about three-fourths of a mile from the station he discovered buckets, barrels, boxes, and other articles coming ashore. This indicated to him that there was a wreck somewhere in the neighborhood. The surf was sweeping clear across the narrow bank of sand that separated the ocean from Pamlico Sound. At times it reached to the saddle girths of his horse. The night was so intensely dark that he could scarcely tell where he was going, nevertheless, he knew that the patrol must be made at all hazards. The rapidly multiplying evidences of disaster urged him on. When he had traveled a little more than 2 miles farther he thought he detected the sound of voices. He paused to listen and caught the outcries of the shipwrecked men. He could see nothing of them or of the wreck, but dismounting and proceeding toward the edge of the bank he soon made out a part of a vessel, with the forms of several persons crouching upon it, about a hundred yards distant. The vessel was Captain Benjamin E. Springsteen's barkentine, Priscilla, which had run aground.
Here was a dilemma that called for the exercise of sound judgment and faultless courage. Midgett had consumed an hour and a half on his patrol before reaching the place. To return to the station and bring back the life-saving crew was to sacrifice three hours more when every moment was precious. On the other hand, to undertake to save the lives of the shipwrecked men without aid was perhaps to throw away his own life and leave them utterly helpless until another patrol should be attempted. By then all might perish. Short time was spent in deliberation. He determined to do what he could alone and without delay.
Selecting the first opportunity when a receding wave permitted, he ran down as close to the wreck as he could and shouted instructions for the men to jump overboard, one at a time, as the surf ran back, and that he would take care of them. Then retreating from the in rushing breakers to the higher part of the bank, he watched his chance to approach the wreck again, calling for one man to jump. Obeying his instructions a sailor would leap overboard. Midgett, in each instance, would seize him and drag him from the pursuing waves safely to the bank. In this manner he rescued seven men.
During all these laborious exertions he incurred much danger from the chance that he and his burden might be swept out to sea. But now came far greater demands upon his courage and physical powers. There still remained upon the vessel three men so bruised and exhausted that they were unable to do as the others had done. Midgett, however, was not dismayed. To save these he must go right down into the sea close to the wreck, take them off, and carry them to the beach. Down the steep bank into the very jaws of death three times he descended. Each time he dragged away a helpless man and bore him out of the angry waters to safety. The ten lives he saved were the priceless trophies of his valor. Seven of the men were still able to walk. These he sent forward toward the station, while the other three he took to a safe place. After giving his own coat to Captain Springsteen, Midgett rode on to summon the aid of his comrades.
Keeper Pugh was on the beach when Midgett came into sight. Upon hearing Midgett's amazing story, Pugh ordered two of the surfmen to harness horses to their carts and proceed to bring up the disabled men. The other surfmen he directed to set up a stove in the sitting room and prepare for the castaways. It was the end of a splendid day's work, well worthy of the admiration of the whole people. Midgett, who bore the noblest part, was subsequently awarded a Gold Lifesaving Medal by the Secretary of the Treasury. With the award the Secretary transmitted a highly commendatory letter reciting the story of the brave man's heroism.


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A famous name that lends itself to wines produced in this region, this is a town with a population of roughly 1 million inhabitants including suburban areas. It is also has one of Europe's largest universities (University of Bordeaux) with more than 50,000 students; including other public and private colleges and universities, this is home to almost 100,000 students. If Bordeaux is part of your itinerary, make your way to the old classical part of town. The transition from modern present day buildings to 18th century architecture appears suddenly and you've entered another world. Old classical buildings sparsely dotted by restaurant terraces and cafes with many streets for pedestrian use only.

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Genealogy Today, by Betty Malesky
Organization is the key to success.
Organization is the key to success in genealogy. Many tools have been developed to help keep you on track. When the information you've collected is arranged so that you can tell what you have and what you need to find, you're ready to begin serious research.
Genealogy charts and forms are necessary tools and readily available if you have Internet access. Forms can be downloaded free from several websites including Ancestry.com at http://www.ancestry.com/save/charts/ancchart.htm and Family Tree Magazine's website at http://www.familytreemagazine.com/forms/download.html. Various forms and charts can also be purchased inexpensively from organizations such as the New England Historic and Genealogical Society, telephone toll-free1-888-296-3447.
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Census forms, custom designed for each U.S. census year, are used to transcribe family data as it appears on the original census record. The latter two forms are basically lists to help in your research. The Research Log is a record of each source you intend to search, the date used and results found. The Correspondence Record is a list of persons and places to which you've written for information, with dates when a letter was sent and reply received. While preprinted forms are nice, the same results can be accomplished via computer spreadsheet or in a simple handwritten notebook. The important thing is to have a system and use it to avoid wasting time and duplicating efforts.
Many genealogy software programs are available today to aid in organizing and accumulating data. A software program will print genealogy charts, forms and reports in various formats to simplify sharing your information with family members and other researchers. Most programs can even print a book about your family from the data you enter.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (LDS) offers a basic genealogy program called Personal Ancestral File (PAF). It can be downloaded free at http://www.familysearch.org/ or purchased for $6.00 from the church distribution center by calling 1-800-537-5971 and asking for item 77065999. The program is straightforward and fairly easy to learn. The LDS Family History Center in Tucson, AZ periodically schedules classes to help users make better use of PAF. If you decide later you want to purchase one of the commercial programs, your data can be easily transferred from PAF to another program via a GEDCOM file.
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Nucleus ambiguus
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|Brain: Nucleus ambiguus
|The cranial nerve nuclei schematically represented; dorsal view. Motor nuclei in red; sensory in blue.
|Nuclei of origin of cranial motor nerves schematically represented; lateral view.
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The nucleus ambiguus (literally "ambiguous nucleus") is a region of histologically disperse cells located just dorsal (posterior) to the inferior olivary nucleus in the lateral portion of the upper (rostral) medulla. This nucleus gives rise to the efferent motor fibers of the vagus nerve (CN X) terminating in the laryngeal and pharyngeal muscles, as well as to the efferent motor fibers of the glossopharyngeal nerve (CN IX) terminating in the stylopharyngeus.
The muscles supplied by the vagus (included with this is the cranial part of the accessory nerve), such as levator veli palatini, are also necessary to swallow properly. The vagus also supplies the upper part of the oesophagus, and other parts of the pharynx and larynx.
As well as motor functions, nucleus ambiguus also contains the preganglionic neurons for the heart.
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The Hartford Courant announced in its editorial that Griebel was a close second, and now The Norwich Bulletin has endorsed him.
Griebel is facing front runner Tom Foley of Greenwich and Lt. Gov. Michael Fedele of North Stamford in the August 10 primary.
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I noticed that recently four ten forward threads were deleted for the reason "no long term value." The new forum system makes deleting threads unnecessary. The reason for deleting old threads in the old system was to clean up the page and keep the text of inactive discussions from being repeatedly saved to the database. This is no longer a problem and I think all threads that are not nonsense should be kept. The following line should be removed from the introduction text in Ten Forward:
- After a period of time, inactive discussions without any long-term value will be deleted from this page. A discussion that may be of use in the future for reference purposes may be moved to a different section (like the FAQ page), or added to the Ten Forward archive.
The deleted threads should also be restored. --Bp 04:58, 29 May 2006 (UTC)
No objections. I made the changes to the template. --Bp 10:56, 5 June 2006 (UTC)
- I must have missed this, but at least now I know why there's no remaining link to the old TF archives on the TF page. I still think that discussions that can be moved to a more appropriate place (talk page) should be moved - and if only an empty page would remain, why not delete that. Of course, it is no longer necessary to archive content to another page. -- Cid Highwind 20:17, 24 August 2006 (UTC)


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|Crossroads NYC and AVSI USA present dialogue on human factor of development
|Thursday, 03 November 2011 07:54
In the shadow of the UN headquarters in New York City on October 26, 2011, Amb. Oscar de Rojas and AVSI Program Manager Jackie Aldrette presented an evening discussion on the challenges facing modern development and offering the key to a solution: the continued emphasis on "the human factor." Around 100 professionals were present in the hall at Holy Family, the parish of the UN, for the event, which was part of a series held within the framework of the Crossroads Cultural Center.
The two panelists agreed to address challenging questions which are part of international debates on development and aid—such as accountability, efficiency of project implementation and limited budgets—highlighting how affirming the human dignity of each person involved in a project is a significant part of the answer. This insistence on the value and creativity of the human subject is echoed by all the organizations co-sponsored the event: Crossroads, AVSI-USA, and also the World Youth Alliance.
De Rojas, who in 2009 retired after 10 years as the Director of the Financing for Development Office in the U.N. Department of Economic and Social Affairs and previously served as a Venezuelan Ambassador, began the discussion briefly framing the history of Official Development Assistance. He showed how a global trend toward a more rounded human approach is apparent in the widening of evaluation indicators, for example in the Millennium Development Goals, to include health and social considerations and not only signs of economic impact in beneficiaries. Still, De Rojas asserted that the human factor entails more than this.
"[The human factor] also touches upon other aspects," De Rojas said, "for example, the principles of "small is good" and subsidiarity. The positive experiences of micro-credit teach us that when you work with individual people, even if it is with small projects and small amounts of money, it can yield surprising and multiplying results. The same can be applied to aid. When people in a town, a village, a community can "touch and feel" the assistance and are made partners in its delivery and its putting into use, they will probably treasure it more than when big amounts are allocated by more impersonal, distant forces."
Aldrette helped put this point about the importance of the person at the center of development in concrete terms using a case study from an urban upgrading project. The program, which integrates physical and infrastructural improvements with social interventions, is successfully being scaled up in the bay area of Salvador, the capital city of Bahia State in Brazil in a joint effort of AVSI, the World Bank, Cities Alliance and local governments. The program is notable in the breadth of its impact, reaching around 500,000 residents of Bahia State in its later phases, as well as its use of AVSI's method, empowering inhabitants and community organizations already present to drive the intervention.
A key part in keeping communities from reverting once again to building informal dwellings in the form of stilt houses over the bay was the attention of the implementers to their role as educators who accompany, rather than replace, the local population, facilitating the emergence of the strengths and positive traits in the people and their context. The concrete accompaniment was an opportunity of growth for individuals and for the entire community, thereby reinforcing the capacity and participatory role of many local organizations and institutions as protagonists in their own development. A few examples of the results from social development activities managed by AVSI were the 73 community-based organizations strengthened, 1,339 social workers trained, 7 job cooperatives established and 13 community structures that were built or expanded.
Aldrette summarized why taking the 'human factor' into account is vital, despite any objections that it may require greater investments of time and resources: because when we speak of development we speak of human persons, who are made up of their own freedom, creativity, aspirations and life challenges—and this applies whether we are speaking of beneficiaries, donors, implementers or any actor in the process.
"Too often development programs try to skip over the human factor"—Aldrette explained—"the complexity of desires, ambitions and—most importantly—freedom that constitute each unique person, and consequently authentic social groups—and instead aim for a perfect set of interventions, policies, or resources, succumbing to the temptation to believe that a mechanism will be set into motion leading, inevitably, to the desired outcomes, even the most ambitious ones. Since what we are talking about is development, or in other words 'change', I would posit that a quick look at oneself can confirm that it isn't so simple.
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More information, pictures and video from the event on the Crossroads website
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7 Mnemonics Every Parent Should Know
I like to work smart and sometimes we need some techniques to help us learn, or just remember things so we can look smarter than our fifth grader.
For a while I have been keeping a running list of my favorite mnemonics and I have shared them below. I'm sure there are more out there so please share in the comment section.
1. Spring Forward, Fall Back
This is the perhaps the most well known of them all. Admit it, you repeat this to yourself twice a year to remember. In case you don't know this one, you move the clock forward during the Spring from 2am to 3am to begin Daylight Savings Time and you move the clock back in the fall from 2am to 1am to end it.
2. Righty Tighty, Lefty Loosey
I can't believe I was in my thirties when i finally learned this one, especially since my dad is a mechanic. When turning bolts or a knob, you turn them right to tighten (or close) and left to loosen (or open). Yes, you can hear me singing the refrain every time I replace batteries or use the water hose. Photo source
3. Using "b" and "d" for Bread and Drink
You can usually also find me at a well-appointed dinner table making the "b" and "d" with my fingers. Look at the picture above. You get it now, right?
You'll Your kids will always know which bread plate and which drink glasses are theirs. Photo source: Hi Sugar Plum
4. Make an "L" With Your Fingers to Know Your Left Side
When my son was younger I taught him him left from his right by having him make and "L." It only works directionally with your left hand. Photo Source
5. Remembering How Many Days in Each Month with Your Knuckles
I still do this myself (you too, right?). I need to look at my own knuckles to know which months of the year are 31 days and which are 30. I can only really just remember February, October and December. For the others, I need my knuckles. Photo Source: Quiterly
6. Nines Multiplication Calculated with your Hands
My eight-year old actually taught me this trick to remembering how to multiply by nine. Just use your fingers to help you calculate. Photo source
7. Order of Operation in Math (Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally mnemonic)
I had totally forgotten about Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally until today when I was astonished to learn through some Twitter conversations that so many adults (even an engineer– I do hope he's using Excel at his day job) can't remember basic math like multiplying before adding or subtracting in an equation. If you use the Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally mnemonic, you'll be good if you can't remember the Order of Operations math rule. Photo source
Can you share any others that we should know?
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Jadzia@Toddlerisms Apr 08 at 4:13 pm Reply
Roy G. Biv: the colors of the rainbow
Every Good Boy Does Find (or "Deserves Fudge"): music mnemonic
Colleen Apr 08 at 11:48 pm Reply
My elementary school music teacher had a contest amongst her students to come up with an alternative to Every Good Boy Does Fine. Almost 30 years later & I remember the winner was: Empty Garbage Before Dad Flips.
I like Ned Eats Shredded Wheats (also heard Soggy Waffles) for cardinal directions working clockwise from the top.
Jessica May 01 at 2:36 pm Reply
And for the notes in between the lines, FACE!! I still amaze my husband with the multiplying by nines.
AmyRenee Apr 08 at 10:16 pm Reply
Planets: My Very Excellent Mother Just Served Us Nachos (Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune) – used to end in "nice pickles" when we counted Pluto as a planet
Trigonometry: Lake SOH CAH TOA (soak-a-toe-a): Sine= Opposite over Hypotenuse, Cosine = Adjacent over Hypotenuse, Tangent = Opposite over Adjacent
another months saying: Thirty days has September, April, June and November … There is more that says the rest have 31 except February, but I never needed to remember the exact wording beyond that point.
HOMES: the Great Lakes: Huron Ontario, Michigan, Erie, Superior
For some humorous spin on some more science/engineering mnemonics: http://xkcd.com/992/
Michelle Apr 09 at 6:21 pm Reply
The gas in light bulbs is argon because when you break on the "Gases are gone".
The chemical elment for gold is AU because when someone steals your gone you are going to yell AU .My Science teacher taught me those and I have remember them since.
Tara Apr 10 at 6:50 pm Reply
When learning to set the table as a child, I'd recite the following: "All the silverware got into an argument. The knife and spoon were right, so the fork left." I just remembered it again the other day, out of nowhere.
Beka Apr 18 at 5:47 pm Reply
Instead of using my knuckles we had a phrase "Thirty days hath September, April June and November. All the rest have thirty one except February."
Patz Apr 23 at 12:52 pm Reply
Thirty days hath September,
April, June and November,
All the rest have thirty-one,
Excepting February alone.
Which has but twenty-eight days clear
And twenty-nine each leap year
Laural Out Loud Apr 25 at 12:30 am Reply
I have a whiteboard calendar on my kitchen wall, and every single month I am STUMPED as to how many days are in the month. My computer, and often times my phone, are upstairs, so I usually just make it 30, and then add an extra day when I get around to it, if needed, after checking. YOU JUST SAVED ME with that fist bump thing! Hallelujah for real! Because I don't have to feel stupid anymore.
Farhad Ali Shah Sep 03 at 2:23 pm Reply
With the days of the month, i do like this to my students….
30 days has September,
April, June and Novemeber……
All the rest have 31,
Except February alone.
Which has 4 plus 24,
Till leap year gives it…………..
Moreover, i appreciate the mnemonics about multiplication of 9.
I hope i will not only never forget it, in sha Allah swt, but also i will never ever miss the chance to teach it to my students and especially my own kids……….
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From The Australian:
Abbott's mental health strike
Matthew Franklin and Adam Cresswell
TONY Abbott has ignited the unofficial election campaign by targeting Labor's policy weak point of mental health with a $1.5bn spending package.
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McWhorter joins Baker's staff at CatholicPublished 7:45am Sunday, June 2, 2013
Coach Duane McWhorter's tenure as a Wetumpka Indian ended Friday afternoon when he accepted the position of defensive coordinator at Montgomery Catholic.
"I really hate leaving Wetumpka right now because I think Coach (Tim) Perry has them headed in the right direction. And I'm going to be excited to see what the defense does there this year, just because they have so many people coming back."
For McWhorter, though, returning to Montgomery provides him the opportunity to work with longtime coaching pal Gregg Baker, who was recently hired to lead the Knights.
"Gregg got the job or started looking at the job in mid-March," said McWhorter. "We started talking about possibly getting back together on the same staff."
McWhorter and Baker served as coordinators at Jeff Davis High School. When McWhorter was promoted to the Vols head coach, Baker stayed on as offensive coordinator. When Baker was hired as Faulkner's head football coach, his first call was to McWhorter to fill in as defensive coordinator. And when Baker joined Catholic, another phone call was made.
"I know what kind of a coach he is," said Baker. "And I know what kind of person he is. I called to see if he might be interested. He was and my bosses got together and got him hired in a PE position."
Both have had experience as head coaches in the private school ranks. In 1988, McWhorter coached 2A St. James. Baker coached Alabama Christian in 2007 and 2008.
For Perry, the void at defensive coordinator is one of a handful of positions he's looking to fill in the offseason.
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"We are looking for someone with experience," said Perry. "6A football in Alabama is not a level to get experience as a coordinator. We are looking for someone with previous experience and someone with Wetumpka ties or connections to the community. We are looking for someone ready to be here and invest time in our program and in Wetumpka."
In the upcoming weeks, Perry will look to fill the defensive coordinator void, along with an open coaching position on the defensive staff, name a new ninth-grade head football coach and bring a new soccer coach into the Indians fold.


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The Labor Department has released second quarter employment and wage reports, and, as you might guess, the numbers are not encouraging. Our economy is adding jobs, but the trend is erratic, growing one month and stagnating another. Aggregate demand is also down, providing little incentive for companies to add employees.
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Ponding on the roads gave drivers around Havelock a difficult time as many of the streets were lined with puddles.
It was a soggy Veterans Day are the rain continued into the night--soaking old glory with more than just national pride.
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The Big Bend Homeless Coalition says the homeless problem is more widespread then most may think.
Barbara, last name withheld, says she tried to find a place she could afford before moving to Tallahassee, but it didn't happen.
"If you go and work and get a good paying job, all your money is going to your rent. You can't get food, you can't get something to eat, your medical bills."
She's one of the lucky few to find refuge with Tallahassee's HOPE Community, a community aimed at helping families get back on their feet, but there's not enough room to help everyone struggling to find housing.
The Homeless Coalition says finding a way to pay the rent is a problem thousands of Leon County residents face each year. As a result, it's estimated more than 6,000 of them will find themselves without a permanent home at some point this year.
Kay Freeman with the Big Bend Homeless Coalition says that's mostly due to the lack of affordable housing.
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Tallahassee's Ten Year Plan to End Chronic Homelessness is focusing on the affordable housing issue. The plan includes building at least 100 affordable units within the first year of its implementation and providing rental or eviction assistance to stop homelessness before it starts.
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For my sis, who's everything to me.
I want to thank my (one and only) sizzie Cat, for always being there when I need you, and for being more then just family. We laughed our asses of together with PindaPatrick and more silly things. ; ) You helped me to survive when there was nothing left, you're my other half. When you read this I hope you realize that you make me strong. Without you I'd be nothing. Thank you for a life full of love, happiness and Sweet Goodbyes.
Sincerely, your loving Siz who wishes you a merry christmas and (another) happy new year <3.
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text: I very much appreciate the letter to the editor (May 10, page A6, ?Grazing goats, sheep upset ravine?s balance?) authored by Jack Duran of Lincoln in regards to the sheep and goat grazing that occurred in Markham Ravine. However, some of his comments and conclusions require a response. It is important that we understand the primary objectives in the use of these animals in our urban open spaces is to: 1) reduce the amount of thatch build-up 2) control/manage exotic and native invasive weeds and 3) reduce the amount of fire fuels. Like Mr. Duran, Wildlife Heritage Foundation believes that contact with nature and wildlife is essential to our spiritual well being and should be preserved for the enjoyment of generations to come. However, Mr. Duran?s comments about the effects of the city of Lincoln grazing program are excessively exaggerated. The sheep and goats were not allowed to roam ?uncontrolled.? The sheepherder was using electric fencing, which only allows the animals to graze where they are supposed to. Although I am sure the goats and sheep did ?trample? some plants and grass, they more importantly consumed tons of grass and other palatable plants. As a result, they reduced the amount of exotic weeds and greatly reduced the danger of a catastrophic wildfire. As a professional biologist, I seriously doubt that the grazing by sheep and goats affected insect populations and certainly there were plenty of insects for the myriad species of insectivorous birds and small mammals. As to the ?devouring? of Chinese tallo, I say this is good, given the fact that Chinese tallo is considered an exotic invasive weed. Finally, Mr. Duran?s comments regarding the impact that grazing had on the vernal pools located in the Markham Ravine open space are entirely mistaken. Vernal pools, a unique springtime (vernal spring) habitat, with specially adapted plant and animals species, naturally dry up in the late spring and early summer. Perhaps it is time to have a community discussion about grazing on city-managed open spaces. I would be quite willing to participate. Patrick Shea Ph.D, executive director, Wildlife Heritage Foundation, Lincoln


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China imports shrink in sign of economic weakness
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BEIJING (AP) — China's imports shrank in August in a new sign its painful economic downturn might be worsening while export growth was weak due to anemic global demand.
Imports shrank 2.6 percent from a year earlier, customs data showed Monday. That came on top of earlier data that showed August factory output fell to a three-year low.
Exports rose 2.7 percent over a year ago, down sharply from double-digit growth of recent years as Europe's debt woes and a sluggish U.S. recovery hurt demand for Chinese goods.
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Exposure Helmet Mount - The Exposure Lights Helmet Mount is a sturdy threaded mount that's designed to secure your compatible Exposure Light to your helmet. All that is required is a vent hole in the helmet, as the mount has built-in washers on top and bottom. You simply screw it together, clamping the ribs aside the vent hole between the two pieces. The top of the mount has a C-shaped clip that snaps securely around the body of the Diablo, Joystick, or Spark light housing.
Exposure Race Mk8 Light - You're not going to give up on riding just because the sun set. And whether you're looking to maximize your visibility for commuting, or you're trying to tear up the trails without running into traffic, the Exposure Race Mk8 Light will add some much needed safety to your ride. With a maximum output of 800 lumens, odds are that you'll be the brightest one in your group. Its durable aluminum construction and top quality LEDs mean that you're able to expect years of trouble-free use.
Exposure Red Eye Micro - The Exposure Red Eye Micro is, without a doubt, the smallest rear taillight we've ever seen. Taking full advantage of Exposure's Smart Port Technology Plus, it simply plugs into the port and switches on and off with the light. It works with the Diablo and Joystick helmet-mounted headlights. The Rey Eye Micro weighs about the same as a Presta valve stem and is smaller if you can believe it. There are no wires, and there's not a darn thing fancy about it.
Exposure RedEye Light - This RedEye Helmet Light is a bit different than the Long Cable version that we also sell. Here, the lamp bezel is CNC machined aluminum, as is the housing. It's also a bit more compact. It comes with a double-ended clip that allows it to snap directly into place in the body of the Diablo or Joystick headlights. The RedEye simply plugs into the Smart Port and runs off the built-in battery of the front light; we've not seen a cleaner design than this for a modular light system.
Exposure WhiteEye Light - The Exposure WhiteEye is CNC machined aluminum throughout, save for the plastic lens. It looks just like their RedEye Helmet Light, but instead of producing a glowing red light to be seen from the rear, the White Eye produces 240 lumens from its single Seoul P4 LED. It can be used to give additional power to your compatible Exposure headlight. It comes with a double-ended clip that allows it to snap directly into place in the body of the Diablo or Joystick.
Exposure 1-Cell Piggyback Battery - Exposure Lights builds many of their headlights with what they call Smart Port Technology Plus. This is what allows their modular design. And with the Smart Port, you can bolster the run time of your compatible headlight with this 1-Cell Piggyback Battery. It plugs into the back of the light and charges the light as you use it. The 1-Cell Piggyback Battery is sealed inside a machined plastic housing and is weatherproof just like Exposure's lights.
Exposure Axis - Single XML Light - The fact that you can attach the 550-lumen Axis Single XML Light to your helmet, complete with battery, in a sub 100 gram package is pretty impressive to say the least. Exposure's makes this possible through the use of LED technology, a 2900mAh lithium ion battery (good for 2 - 36 hours), and extensive engineering. This includes collimated Lens Technology, a high-tech resin lenses that's specifically designed to maximize light collection from the Cree XML white LED.
Exposure Beacon Light Diffuser Cover - Exposure's Beacon Light Diffuser Cover is just that -- a beacon. This simple add-on for Exposure Lights is perhaps the simplest, most effective accessory ever. It transforms your light from one that throws a punch of light down the trail to one that casts a strong glow in every direction. In reality, the Beacon Light Diffuser Cover makes a light like the Diablo, for example, better for general cruising down a trail.
Exposure Blaze Tail Light - The lightweight Blaze Mk1 is a new addition to Exposure's extensive line of cycling lights. It fills the rear LED niche, but instead of relying on an external power source, it has its own fully rechargeable internal battery. Like Exposure's headlights, the Blaze uses Smart Port Technology Plus. Essentially, it's a cylindrical plug that allows you to insert the smart charger. But, it also enables you to plug in accessories like additional LED taillights, back-up batteries, or a remote switch.
Exposure Car Charger - At a 24hr race, there was a time you'd need to cart your nightlight to a dedicated charging station and hope that it was still there when you returned to pick it up. With Exposure's Car Charger, you'll be able to top off your light at camp, or on the drive to the trail..
Exposure Fast Charger - Sometimes the call to ride leaves little lead time. For those impromptu moments, top off your Exposure lights with the Fast Charger. It'll give the battery a quick boost to get you through the ride..
Exposure Joystick Mk8 & RedEye Light Pack - This Exposure Joystick Mk8 and RedEye Light Pack combines the tiny RedEye rear light with a 400 lumen Joystick Mk8 for front and rear visibility in a helmet-mounted design. The RedEye cleanly attaches to the Joystick Mk8 via Exposure's Smart Port Technology Plus. Essentially, it's a cylindrical plug on the back of the lamp unit that allows you to insert the smart charger, backup batteries, or accessories like the RedEye LED taillight.
Exposure Reflex MK1 - Pushing out 2200 Lumens, the Reflex Mk1 torch takes over as Exposure's flagship model. Lighter than the MaXx-D and brighter than the Six Pack, it's the light source high-speed night riding demands. Brightness is one aspect of a quality nightlight, and with two new technologies that build on Exposure's industry leading designs, the Reflex Mk1 aims to provide the ultimate night riding experience. One of those new features is Reflex Technology.
Exposure Remote Switch - The modular design of Exposure Lights is due primarily to their Smart Port Technology Plus. The Smart Port allows the use of this Remote Switch to facilitate easier access for the switch on the light. You'll find it handy during the cold months when you've got gloved fingers or if you prefer to keep you hands on the bars at all times and would like to simply toggle between power settings with your thumb.
Exposure Sirius Light - While commuting by bicycle requires adequate lighting, you don't need the same output or bells and whistles that a 24-hour racer demands. That's where the Sirius Mk1 falls in Exposure's line up -- a powerful, simple to operate, and lightweight light for getting you across town safely. Like other Exposure designs, the Sirius uses a Cable Free Design. It houses the 2600 Lithium ion battery within the light itself. This keeps storing the light in your pack a tangle-free affair and prevents snagged cables when installed on the bike.
Exposure Sirius with Flare - Exposure has quickly become an endurance and 24-hour racer's cup-o-tea when it comes to high-performance lighting. That's because of its extremely low-weight, cable-less design, and long-lasting, high-output products. While commuters don't need all the high-tech bells and whistles competitors demand, they do need application specific features like the ones found on the Sirius with Flare to make the jaunt across town safely. The Sirius houses a 2600 Lithium ion battery within the light housing itself.
Exposure Six Pack Mk4 - 6 LED Super Light - If you're reading this, you didn't end up here by accident. You're here because you're looking for the ultimate handlebar mounted light setup. So allow us to introduce you to the Exposure Six Pack Mk4 - 6 LED Super Light. At the maximum output setting, it puts out around 2000 lumens. That's brighter than the high beams on your car. And despite the unreal light output, the complete setup still comes in under a pound, making the Six Pack the light of choice for 24 hour racers.
Exposure Strada Mk5 Road Specific Light - Exposure's Strada Mk5 Road Specific Light features the same high-tech resin lens technology as the rest of Exposure's lights, except a distinct beam pattern provides better light dispersion for paved surfaces. The lens is specifically designed to maximize light collection from the two Cree XPG R5 LEDs and efficiently produce a flat, wide pattern to light shoulders and road ahead without disturbing oncoming cyclists and motorists alike. And, with an output of 800 lumens, not blinding other road users becomes crucial.
Exposure Support Cell - If you're running one of Exposure's lights, and you need even more battery life, the Exposure Support Cell is precisely what you need. This secondary battery piggybacks off of your existing system. It's available in three sizes, and as you probably guessed, increased size equates to an increased battery life. The batteries are housed in an attractive carbon fiber case with machined aluminum end-caps for added durability. In other words, these Support Cell make your light even more perfect for pushing the limits well after dark.
Exposure Trace Light Pack - Each of Exposure's Trace Lights in this front and rear Pack weigh slightly more than 400 grams, which makes them ideal for not only commuters, but long-distance riders, too. So, if you're unsure if a ride's going to push into the dark, just toss them in a jersey pocket. This is possible because Exposure combines a powerful, yet efficient Cree XPG LED with a lightweight 700 mAh lithium ion battery in a CNC'd aluminum body.


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When the 1996 baseball season began, expectations were high with a solid crop of veterans returning.
The Coyotes won the Fresno Easter Classic in 1995, but missed the playoffs on the final game of the Northwest Yosemite League season.
Coyote head coach Dan Ascanio was determined not to let that happen to the 1996 team. However, things were not going as smoothly as he wanted so he went to drastic measures to change the team.
"In the beginning, the team wasn't gelling," said 1996 third base coach John Fernandez. "Dan put them into the old announcer's booth and told them not to come out until you're a team. After that, they changed with each other. They were a team of blue-collar guys. They worked extremely hard and competed every game. They were a lot of fun to be around." ...


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They discovered 21, one gallon bags, one bag of a potent type of marijuana called "hydro" and one 25 pound brick of the drug. All together, the drugs have a $45,000 street value.
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One of my favorite pieces by one of my favorite composers, who died 39 years ago today. [Read more…]
On this day in 1974, Kurt Atterberg, one of my favorite composers, passed away. Since I recently shared his "Sinfonia Funebra" which might be more appropriate to the occasion, I'm sharing his Symphony No.8 which I have not shared previously. [Read more…]
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Battle Colors Detachment to perform patriotic music in ceremonies throughout the county
Marines from the historic Washington, D.C.-based Battle Colors Detachment are set to perform at Camp Pendleton on Thursday as part of a cross-country tour.
The ceremony, open to the public, features contemporary patriotic songs and traditional marching music along with choreographed precision drill movements in a free program titled "Music in Motion."
Marines conducting the Battle Color Ceremony are assigned to Marine Barracks, Washington, D.C., also known as the "8th & I," the oldest active post in the Marine Corps. The post was founded by President Thomas Jefferson and Lt. Col. William Ward Burrows, the third commandant of the Marine Corps, in 1801.
The honorary ceremonial team consists of more than 100 Marines from the Marine Drum & Bugle Corps, Silent Drill Platoon and Color Guard.
The Marine Drum & Bugle Corps, known as "The Commandant's Own," consists of 85 Marines recruited from drum corps, marching bands and other musical units within the Marine Corps performing patriotic music. The 24-man rifle platoon is composed of experts in precision drill equipped with fixed bayonets atop M1 rifles, performing intricate drills, including difficult rifle spins and exchanges.
The four-member Marine Corps Color Guard carries the Corps' official Battle Colors with 54 streamers and silver bands commemorating the military campaigns of Marines since the American Revolution.
Ceremonies are scheduled for 10:30 a.m. on the 11 Area football field for Marines, sailors and civilian guests from the southern area of the base and 3:30 p.m. on the 52 Area Upper Parade Deck for the northern end of the base.
The Battle Colors Detachment appears in hundreds of ceremonies annually in Washington, D.C., across the country and overseas.
The performances are free to spectators. Drivers coming on base must show valid identification along with vehicle insurance, registration and IDs for passengers.
The ceremony is also slated for 9:30 a.m. Friday at the Carlsbad High School football field, 3 p.m. at Miramar Marine Corps Air Station and 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego.
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WASHINGTON (October 21, 2013) – Hundreds of health-care providers, public health officials, activists, students, faith leaders, people affected by HIV and experts from across the globe will gather for the fourth annual International Conference on Stigma on Friday, Nov. 22, 2013. The event will be webcast live at the conference website and can be accessed all over the world.
The daylong conference will seek strategies to eliminate the stigma associated with HIV that keeps those affected from seeking proper care and treatment and protecting others. The event will take place in the Howard University Blackburn Center Ballroom at 8 a.m. Participants can register for as little as $10, and for those unable to pay, scholarships are available. The conference welcomes both health professionals and community members interested in learning more about HIV and stigma.
"Stigma robs individuals of their basic human rights and is the major reason why the HIV epidemic continues," said Dr. Sohail Rana, conference director and professor of pediatrics at Howard University College of Medicine. "We are all responsible for this stigma, and we must work together to eliminate it."
The conference is hosted by Howard University in partnership with several organizations, including the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation (CBCF), Community Education Group and the National Minority AIDS Council (NMAC) and will feature some of the world's top HIV/AIDS experts and activists.
Keynote speakers include Jeanne White Ginder, AIDS activist and mother of Ryan White, who first brought HIV stigma to national attention in 1984 when he was expelled from his school after he was diagnosed with HIV; and Darius Mans, Ph.D., president and chief executive of Africare, a leading international development organization in Africa. Other presenters include community activists from around the country, representatives from the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and the Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA), as well as speakers from Puerto Rico, Uganda and the Caribbean.
"We have an outstanding program with experts from around the globe," said Dr. Rebecca Vargas-Jackson, co-director of the conference and professor of pediatrics at Howard University College of Medicine. "We are confident the audience will find the interactive and lively format educational, appealing and inspiring."
Professionals can obtain continuing education credits for attending, and free confidential HIV screenings will be available. A scientific abstract and student art contest are also being conducted to promote education and research in HIV related stigma. Cash prizes will be awarded at the conference. The deadline for submission of scientific abstracts or art projects is Nov. 1.
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Coalition for Elimination of AIDS-related Stigma, based at Howard University in Washington, DC, is a group of professionals, community leaders, concerned individuals and organizations that have come together to focus efforts to diminish and eliminate the stigma associated with HIV. The Coalition plans to measure the burden of stigma, test the effectiveness of intervention mechanisms, implement appropriate strategies and determine their effect over time.
Founded in 1867, Howard University is a private, research university that is comprised of 13 schools and colleges. Students pursue studies in more than 120 areas leading to undergraduate, graduate and professional degrees. Since 1998, the University has produced two Rhodes Scholars, two Truman Scholars, a Marshall Scholar, 30 Fulbright Scholars and 11 Pickering Fellows. Howard also produces more on campus African-American Ph.D. recipients than any other university in the United States. For more information on Howard University, call 202-238-2330, or visit the University's Web site at www.howard.edu.


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Happy Friday, food truck followers! Get geared up for the weekend with specials like corn chowder from Cathy's Bistro, pork shanks and tom yum soup aboard Chef Driven, cheese-jalapeno empanadas by Salsa Room Empanadas, and warm caramel-apple bread pudding with caramel sauce at Sweetbites Truck.
Chinatown (Seventh and G sts., NW), where you'll find Chef Driven.
Farragut Square (17th and I sts., NW), where you'll find Salsa Room Empanadas, DC Doner, Cap Mac, Carnivore BBQ, Cajunators, Best Burritos, Ooh Dat Chicken, Tokyo in the City, TSR Baked Empanadas, Tasty Kabob, DC Ballers, Sweetbites Truck, Rito Loco, Yellow Vendor, DC Slices, Wassub, Halal Grill, Hen House, Chick-Fil-A Truck, DC Empanadas, Pho Junkies, and Chupacabra (nearby at 20th and L).
Franklin Square (13th and K sts., NW), where you'll find DC Crepes, Pie Truck, Ball or Nothing, Far East Taco Grill, Kabob Bites, Kimchi BBQ Taco, Lemongrass Truck, and Mojo Truck.
L'Enfant (Sixth St. and Maryland Ave., SW), where you'll find Halal Grill, Rolling Ficelle, and Cathy's Bistro.
Metro Center (12th and G sts., NW), where you'll find DC Greek Food, BBQ Bus, El Fuego, Cheesequake, Basil Thyme, Meatball Nation, Phillies Phamous, What the Pho?, Rolling Ficelle, Tasty Kabob, and Big Cheese.
Montgomery County, where you'll find Cole's Palette, Go Fish, Banh Mi Annie (Rockville), Mesob on Wheels, and Green Eggs and Burgers (Bethesda).
Navy Yard (First and M sts., SE), where you'll find Porc Mobile, Tapas Truck, Halal Grill, and Stix.
Northern Virginia, where you'll find Lime Tree, Bada Bing Top Dog (Tysons), Kafta Mania (Court House), Lemongrass Truck, and A'Lo Cubano.
State Department (around 21st St. and Virginia Ave., NW), where you'll find Carnivore BBQ, Captain Cookie, Rolls on Rolls, Souvlaki Stop, Stella's PopKern,and Cheesecake Truck.
Union Station (North Capitol St. and Massachusetts Ave., NE), where you'll find Dorothy Moon Burgers, Mayur Kabob House, Red Hook Lobster, Sang on Wheels, Sate Truck, and Tops American Food.
West End (24th and M sts., NW), where you'll find Far East Taco Grill, Red Hook Lobster, Pho Wheels, and Takorean.


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Karen, in the past I have used a stoneware and had a dust problem a lot like you are experiencing now. This year I switch to an earthenware clay and have noticed that the dust isn't nearly as bad and I have an extra ceramic class. I don't know if the earthenware is less dusty then the stoneware or if I am doing a better job at getting the students to work cleaner but I have noticed a definite improvement.
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I have been using white clay the past two days with my 7th grade groups and find a dust has settled over absolutely everything. I did the same clay unit in the fall and didn't have nearly this amount of dust. When I went out of my room for lunch, I could see the tracks down the hallway...and when I made it back to my desk at the end of the day, my computers and EVERYTHING is just covered...could it be a different kind of clay. How do I stop the madness? without going mad!
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LONDON - Cheil Worldwide chief operating officer Bruce Haines today confirmed that Beattie McGuinness Bungay - in which his company today took a stake - will produce creative work for Samsung.
Earlier this morning, Korea-based Cheil announced that it had acquired a 49 per cent stake in the UK agency, which currently tops Campaign's new business rankings.
Samsung is Cheil's biggest client, and Haines confirmed that BMB would now work on the account.
Andrew McGuiness, partner at Beattie McGuiness Bungay said: "There are three things that made this partnership irresistible: the prospect of expanding BMB globally, the opportunity to work with Samsung and a partnership that allows us to look to Eastern as well as Western markets."
Haines said: "We at Cheil are highly ambitious about our future growth plans and were fixed on finding partners who could match that determination and drive.
"We've watched with admiration how BMB has built its UK business and are delighted that we can work with it to build its brand into one that is globally recognized."
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The Alternative Spring Break program offers students at Ithaca College a service-based, substance free opportunity to volunteer in one of several locations in the eastern United States. Programs address everything from environmental conservation to urban poverty, and we rely on staff and faculty to serve as advisers during these trips. In fact, we could not do this program without the quality, on-the-ground advisement...
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