text: American College of Surgeons About ACS Archives and History George David Stewart, MD, FACS Archives and History History of Surgery Poster Competition The Murphy Doors Present Six Important Contributors to Medical Science 1914 Invitation to First Annual Meeting of the American College of Surgeons 3-D Movies at the 1951 Clinical Congress 1912 German-Austrian Tour of the American Clinical Surgical Society American Gynecological Club travels to Scandinavia (Summer 1926) Edward Wyllys Andrews, MD, FACS, 1856-1927 John M. Beal, MD, FACS 1915–2013 Frederic Atwood Besley, MD, FACS, 1868-1944 Arthur Dean Bevan, MD, FACS, 1861-1943 Colonel William N. Bispham, FACS, 1875-1945 Alfred Blalock, MD, FACS, 1899-1964 John G. Bowman, PhD First Director of the American College of Surgeons 1913-1924 The Bozzini Endoscope Norman M. Bridge, MD, 1844-1925 Herbert C. Clark and the Gorgas Memorial Laboratory Grosvenor B. Clarkson, 1882-1937 Ernest A. Codman, MD, FACS (1869-1940) Warren H. 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Graham, MD, FACS (1883-1957) Robert Battey Greenough, MD, FACS (November 9, 1871-February 16, 1937) Eleanor K. Grimm (1891-1973) C. Rollins Hanlon, MD, FACS (1915-2011) Hippocratic Oath: Isabelle Martin's gift to the American College of Surgeons In Memoriam Major General Merritte Weber Ireland 1867-1952 Journal of the American College of Surgeons Celebrates its Centennial Hilger Perry Jenkins, MD, FACS, 1902-1970 Olga Jonasson, MD, FACS (1934-2006) Allen B. Kanavel, MD, FACS 1874-1938 Loyal Davis, MD, FACS (1896-1982) Malcolm T. MacEachern, MD, CM The Great Mace Sir James Mackenzie, 1853-1925 The Martins in Fiji, February 1924 Portrait of Franklin H. Martin, MD, FACS (1857-1935) Isabelle and Franklin Martin 1927 Testimonials for Franklin H. Martin, MD, FACS Rudolph Matas, MD, FACS (1860-1957) Highlight: The Friendship of Franklin H. Martin and William Mayo Mary McKibbin-Harper, MD (1873-1961) Jose Mendonca Surgeon of the Faculty of Medicine Rio de Janeiro, Brazil The 1919 "Minimum Standard" document Sir Berkeley George Andrew Moynihan Lord Moynihan of Leeds (1865-1936) Isabelle Martin's War Service The J.B. Murphy Auditorium John Benjamin Murphy, MD, FACS 1857-1916 Howard C. Naffziger, MD, FACS (1884-1961) Melvin N. Newquist, MD, FACS and the ACS Industrial Medicine Program Albert J. Ochsner Dr. Vittorio Putti (1880-1940) "RN: Serving All Mankind" (1942) Edward George Sandrok (1913 -1967) H. Prather Saunders, MD, FACS The History of ACS Sectional Meetings The Nicholas Senn Club Dinner, (1906) (Isabelle Hollister Martin Papers) Harry Mitchell Sherman, MD, FACS (1856-1921) Frank C. Spencer, MD, FACS J. Bentley Squier, MD, FACS Committee on Standardization of Medical and Surgical Supplies and Equipment of President Woodrow Wilson's WWI General Medical Board F.N.G. Starr, MD, FACS Harold Montelle Stephens, LLD (1886-1955), Second Director of the American College of Surgeons George W. Stephenson, MD, FACS, 1902-1998 George David Stewart, MD, FACS Charles F. Stokes, MD, FACS (1863-1931) Visiting Surgeons from Abroad Owen H. Wangensteen President Woodrow Wilson Writes to Franklin Martin, MD, FACS Louis Tompkins Wright, MD, FACS (1891–1952) George David Stewart, MD, FACS Online February 8, 2013 Before serving as President of the American College of Surgeons (ACS) from 1927 to 1928, George David Stewart, MD, FACS, was well known as a clinical instructor. For almost 30 years, Dr. Stewart held well-attended weekly operative clinics at Bellevue Hospital in New York City that were characterized by his strong and dynamic presentations. As a lecturer on the subject of surgery, Dr. Stewart was considered to have few contemporaries and his work as a professor of surgery at Bellevue is considered to be his greatest work. "At the conclusion of each lecture he insisted that the notes should be destroyed. In this way, by constant re-preparation, he kept his mind virile," wrote Arthur M. Wright, MD, in a 1933 issue of Surgery, Gynecology and Obstetrics.1 Dr. Stewart was known as a devoted teacher and the organizing force behind the creation of a surgical department, work that led to the eventual creation of the endowed George David Stewart Chair of Surgery at Bellevue Medical College. Dr. Stewart graduated from Bellevue Medical College in 1889, after which time he completed a one-year internship at Bellevue Hospital. For the next 44 years of his life, he devoted much of his professional life to Bellevue, holding the position of professor of surgery at the medical school from 1914 until 1933. In his ACS Presidential address, Dr. Stewart discussed "Idealism in Medicine," and said "Teaching, of course, is the greatest medium for maintaining and exchanging ideals. It is indeed a mart of exchange where the teacher should give much but often gets more than he gives."2 Aside from his work as a tireless educator, Dr. Stewart was also known for his work as a poet. One of his poems, A Tired Doctor's Prayer, is included in the Eleanor K. Grimm Scrapbooks. In the poem, Dr. Stewart contemplates what it will be like after his life is over and his work as a surgeon is done. "But I'll rest and rest through the silent days, / With no clock or silver chime / To remind me about my wasteful ways / Or hint that it's 'getting up time.'"3 In recalling how the Academy of Medicine mourned Dr. Stewart's death, John A. Hartwell described in the Annals of Surgery, "His death bore testimony to the loss of a 'forceful leader and teacher; a wise counselor, a kindly man and a dear friend…he was a dominant figure among his fellows.'"4 For more information on George David Stewart, MD, FACS, visit the ACS Archives. References Martin FH, Wright AM. Memoirs—George David Stewart. Surg Gyn and Obstet. 1933;LVI(4): 838-839. Presidential Address: George David Stewart. "Idealism in Medicine." American College of Surgeons website. Accessed November 14, 2012. Eleanor Grimm Scrapbooks. American College of Surgeons website. Accessed November 14, 2012. Hartwell JA. George David Stewart, MD, 1862-1933. Ann Surgery. 1934:99(2):397-398.


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Much of what can be said about Roswell Falkenberry, former editor and publisher of The Selma Times-Journal, can be summed up by what others thought of him. Some said he should have won the Pulitzer Prize for leading the newspaper's coverage of the 1965 civil rights struggles in Selma, and others learned from him in the newsroom.
Journalist Jack Nelson, who in the late 1980s was the Washington bureau chief for the Los Angeles Times, knew Falkenberry well when he reported along side him during the civil rights marches.
Nelson was in Selma when he was the Atlanta bureau chief for the Times.
"I came to Selma and was on the front page almost everyday week after week," Nelson told The Birmingham News in 1989. "The only other guy getting on the front page that much was the guy covering the war in Vietnam."
Nelson was given the America Award by the Selma-Dallas County Chamber of Commerce and when he returned for the award he said something of Falkenberry who attended the ceremony.
"[Falkenberry's] paper covered the marches and demonstrations straight," Nelson said. "They did a good job and should have won a Pulitzer Prize."
In 1966, Falkenberry received Outstanding Daily Journalist Award from the Alabama Press Association for his coverage in the movement in Selma.
In a telegraph, Arlie Schardt with Time Magazine praised Falkenberry and recommended him for the award.
"Its impossible to imagine anyone in Alabama better qualified for the Journalist of the Year Award that Roswell Falkenberry," Schardt wrote in 1965. "I spent several months in Selma during the demonstrations early this year, and was consistently impressed with the intelligent, thorough and well written coverage of those events in The Selma Times-Journal.
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Schardt's praise continued as he, along with news organizations from around the nation sent in recommendations for Falkenberry and his leadership.
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Our tour was awesome, we were picked up on time and the tour was provided professionally. Lunch with the tour was excellent and a good time to take a rest. I did not feel pressured to take another tour and thought the price was worth a stress free trip.
The guide was very well informed and I enjoyed the Valley and the Temple to be wonderful. I cannot thank you folks enough.
Great tour. The private guide made all the difference for us, as we could do things at our own pace. Strongly recommended.
Stunning! Our guide, Dina, was wonderful. She knew what she was talking about and explained it in a way that we understood. Dina was brilliant by far the best guide we had (that is saying something as Nana in Cairo was pretty good too).
Excellent guide and driver. Was very friendly and knowledgable. He had an entire dossier with hand drawn diagrams to explain to us the architecture of tombs in the Valley of the Kings, since guides are not allowed inside the tombs.
Very good tour! Our tour guide was fantastic!
We contacted guide as per instructed and met Hedra, your rep there who was our saving grace in Egypt! He managed to arrange everything we needed and provide us with amazing service. We had Rami as our tour guide and he was good. We would have liked to have more time at each location since there is so much to see! We were disappointed that we were not told in advanced that if you purchased a second full price ticked you could enter to see more tombs. We skipped the factory visits...not interested. The sights are spectacular and worth the visit. Having a car with ac waiting at the end was just perfect! We combined this tour with the East Bank, Karnak and Luxor which made our guide want to hurry a bit more to cram it all up and finish earlier. We felt we did not get the full benefit of the 7 hours we were expecting to get. Still, the places are amazing. Take lots of water!
ROBERT S United Kingdom
First class trip.Very tiring but worth while. You get to see the real Egypt.Valley of the kings very good thanks to our guide.The horse and carriage ride through the old town exceptional and have your camera ready. Meal in the hotel in Luxor average,but beware of drinks they are very expensive. Would recommend trip to anyone.
Angie our guide whilst in Luxor was excellant and a very pleasant person, very happy with the people we met who work for South Sinai Travel
Our guide was exceptionally personable and wonderful. She made all content relevant with wonderful stories and intelligent insights. She did both tours back-to-back with untiring enthusiam and professionalism. A true gem and she accommadated every need. We loved her! The door-to-door service was wonderful too and enhanced our stay.
Robert S USA
driver and guide well informed and allowed plenty of time to do what we wanted
Excellent Tour with English speaking guide. Punctual pick up from hotel.
Andrew B USA
Great Service!!! Would highly recommend booking this tour. It was hassle free and first class. we were picked up in new van w ac and escorted around for or tour and we felt very safe the whole time. Will book with Viator again when we return to Eygpt.
Jack Kennedy USA
Unfortunately, due to sickness, we were unable to participate in the morning tour.
Allyson W USA
I recommend making the 9 12 hr trip by train or 50 min plane to Luxor from Cairo. The sights are breathing. If you travel by train be sure and get a round trip ticket because the trains often sell out.
Jennifer M USA
This was a very good tour. The tour guide was excellent and the tour company was very reliable. I could not spend too much time in Luxor so this tour enabled me to see a lot with an efficient use of time. For those with more time, the tour would give one an overview so that one could explore later by onesself
Cathy W USA
The guide did a great job especially at the Valley of the Kings. He recommended some great tombs to see. We had a wonderful time.
Jillian F Canada
Great trip - Michael was a great tourguide. Didn't need to see the Alabaster factory - that could be removed but overall it was very interesting, in particular the valley of the kings. Bring your water it is hot!
Jonathan T United Kingdom
We had a great time, the tour guide was terrific with our two younger children, ages 8 and 5. The private tour was good because we could be flexible about timing, extra breaks, etc.
Dirk C United Kingdom
We thoroughly enjoyed our Viator tour of the West Bank. Our guide's passion for her native Egyptian history was evident from the start and her knowledge was infallible. We even had one occassion to correct the explanation being given by a non-registered guide at Hatshepsut's Temple. Thoroughly recommend it.
Antony C United Arab Emirates
Excellent guide, good tour.
Janet C Kuwait
Our tour guide and driver were excellent and very knowledgeable. We asked many questions and received good answers. I wanted to purchase certain items while in Luxor and our guide and driver obliged us.
Charles S USA
Excellent tour guide, very informative, kept me interested.
Walter V Belgium
Very good, on time guide, highly involved, devoted and motivated, knowledgeable.
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An amazing tour. The tour guide was fantastic.


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HAPPY AND HEALTHY NEW YEAR TO ALL!!!!! Hubby and I had a great time last night.....we went out to dinner with sis and her hubby and back to their house to play cards......only had two christmas cookies and 8 tortilla chips....and yes I had a li... Read more
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
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WOW, Monday is here already.....Our daughter traveled safely here on Saturday and the snow hit us again that night!! Blowing and drifting and below 0 wind chills. Thank you God that she got here before all of that!!! Mary will be staying unt... Read more
Friday, December 19, 2008
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WOW.......we got a ton of snow........at least 10". It really looks pretty, however, I could not get out for my chir. appt.........will try and go tomorrow. I really find my stability ball helps a lot and my Miracle Ball Method from elaine Pe... Read more
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
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I finished my Christmas shopping today.......YEAH!!!! Now, I just gotta wrap it all up.....but I love doing that....just a couple of days before the big day. I made my son's favorite Christmas cookies, Spritz and put the tin out in the garage... Read more
Monday, December 15, 2008
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This is going to be very short.........tis the season.......I am really busy, Red Hats, church, RE class, and seeing my chiro.......I am doing ok.......calf hurts....what else is new......I swear though my chir. is helping me......just wished I... Read more
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
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I had a pretty good day despite the calf/back pain; we had a good turnout of the Advent by Candlelight at my church.....a women only event which was very spiritual......there were close to 100 and I co hosted a table with friends for 9.......I d... Read more
Monday, December 08, 2008
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I cannot believe how quickly this month or should I say year is going!!!
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I decided I'm going to try to get a shiny Bagon, I can tell this shiny will take awile.
It might go a little faster for you if you breed for one. And it could go even faster yet if you do the breeding in Emerald with a Pokemon in your team that has the "
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Magma body
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Whole body shot. I may need to make myself one of these
how do u make the toes they are sooooo good u are really talented
Thanks! Part of what makes it easy is that when you are using felt, you can sew right on the edge and it doesn't fray, so you don't have to sew with a margin and turn anything inside out.
wow i really like the head
Wow! the feet look super complicated. beautiful
How much would one of these dragons cost? How long is it? Ahhhh I love the fabric, wish I could find something like it!
One with this detail would be about $150.
The measurements are approximately:
7 inches tall
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The measurements are approximately:
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Beautiful! I especially like the little rhinestones!
beautiful. great craftmanship and imagination
They just arrived!! They are amazing!!!!! Everything is beautifully made(: so happy!!
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im blown away! you are amazing
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lovely dragon, very cute
ahhhh this is beautiful i love the colors of the fabric! Do you airbrush it or something? or does the fabric just come like that?
It comes like that! Which is super cool... the only sad thing is that each dye lot is different and I've only been able to find it one place. I need to stock up a toooon so when they stop selling it I will be okay for a while.
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Given the choice between environmental protection and crime prevention, a Northgate man chose the latter last month, cutting limbs from nearly 50 trees at a city park. His apparent intent was to expose a hidden area reputedly used as a hangout by local lawbreakers. But while his neighbors are raucously debating whether the cutter is a vandal or a godsend, the Parks Department has determined the "heavy pruning" did an estimated $5,000 damage, killing off some trees, and this week reported the cutting to police.
Amputated conifer
Ruth Williams, vice president of the Thornton Creek Alliance and a city Tree Ambassador, calls it "a clash between urban forest restoration and neighborhood security gone awry." She says volunteers have worked for years restoring the grounds near the Beaver Pond Natural Area east of Northgate Mall.
"Their work was being rewarded as the area became beautiful and wildlife returned," Williams says in an e-mail. Then "one man was frustrated enough to take things into his own hands and destroy about 10 years' worth of work, probably without making his neighborhood much safer at all."
She says the man, a so-far-unidentified local resident, used a pair of loppers to cut branches off 47 conifer trees and saplings to a height of 10 feet. Some tall shrubs were also cut down. A Parks Department police report filed Monday says many of the trees were severely damaged by the December 19 pruning and are unlikely to grow back.
Williams concedes the area is a "handy hiding place for delinquent youth, criminals, and occasional homeless people," but says any problems they cause should be handled by police, not by a "lone vigilante" as she calls the pruner.
But dissenters complain about "creepy people" who hang in the treed area and suspect them of committing burglaries nearby. "I love nature," said a neighbor on the blog, "but stop acting like this is freaking the 'Tree of Souls' from Avatar. How about planting trees in areas that don't compromise the safety of an entire neighborhood?" Yet, as another wrote:
I find it hard to believe that nobody gives a damn about the tortured souls who frequent the park. You dismiss them as "hoodlums" whose value is less than a tree branch. What's next? Someone goes down to the bridge and exterminates them with a flame thrower?
Parks spokesperson Dewey Potter says the illegal cutting was among the topics discussed at a public meeting about Thornton Creek this week, and the department is working to resolve the issue. "As you could see from the comments on the Maple Leaf blog," Potter says, "there are plenty of opinions."
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My next door neighbor and dear friend Angela is one of my favorite people. The reasons for this are too numerous to expound upon here (as any of her super-fan regulars from the Tin Hat will testify), but I'll just break it down to the basics:
1) Despite her questionable vegetarian lifestyle, she always politely tries what is offered to her when traveling, which is quite often. On a recent trip to the Philippines, the girl ate snails.
2) Because of her vegetarian lifestyle, the apple tattoos on her arms are actually adorable and appropriate.
3) She never ventures onto the internet, unless it's she's had too much to drink and demands that I watch Youtube videos of Patti Smith with her. Other than that, I guarantee you she won't even know I wrote this post about her. "Pitch-what?" "Whose-Space?" It's refreshing.
4) She apparently can't clean her house without listening to "Big Mouth Strikes Again" by the Smiths. About once a week, as soon as I hear Morrissey crooning to his sweetness that he was "only joking", I know that Ang is about to bust out the vacuum. I find a strange comfort in this. So, in honor of Angela, who will never see this, here' s the Moz:
In related Morrissey news, his publicist issued a statement today with the complete details of the judgement rendered in his libel suit against Word Magazine, who foolishly reprised implications made by NME that Morrissey is racist. Big mistake on their part; full text and elaborations on his intentions to go after NME next are after the jump.
This morning in the Royal Courts of Justice, a Statement in Open Court was read before Mr Justice Eady concerning an article that appeared in the March 2008 edition of Word Magazine by David Quantick.
The closing paragraphs of that article contained statements regarding Morrissey that echoed the defamatory statements contained in the 1 December 2007 edition of the NME. That edition of the NME is the subject of ongoing libel proceedings brought by Morrissey.
The full text of today's Statement in Open Court is as follows:-
"John Reid, Solicitor for the Claimant:
My Lord, in this libel action I represent the Claimant, the singer and musician, Steven Patrick Morrissey, professionally known as Morrissey.
My Friend, Caroline Kean, represents the Defendants, Development Hell and Mark Ellen.
The background to this claim is that the March 2008 edition of Word Magazine included an article by David Quantick concerning the Claimant, Mr Morrissey.
It has been drawn to the Defendants' attention that the closing paragraphs of Mr Quantick's article could have been construed to suggest that Mr Morrissey was a racist, held racist opinions or that (as the child of migrant parents) he was a hypocrite. The article suggested that Mr Morrissey has in the past paid lip service only to anti-racism.
The Defendants never intended the article to have the meanings suggested above and wish to make absolutely clear that they disassociate themselves entirely from any such inferences that might be drawn from the article. The Defendants accept that it would be absurd to accuse Mr Morrissey of being a racist or of espousing racist views. They equally accept that Mr Morrissey is not a hypocrite, in relation in particular to the views he has expressed in the past in relation to British cultural identity.
The Defendants accept that Mr Morrissey is well known as a keen supporter of anti-racist groups and the Defendants wish to make absolutely clear that they never intended the article to suggest that Mr Morrissey was anything other than a sincere supporter of anti-racism initiatives.
The Defendants wish to take this opportunity to apologise to Mr Morrissey for any offence or distress that he may have been caused by the closing paragraphs of the article and are happy to make the position clear."
Caroline Kean, Solicitor for the Defendants:
"My Lord, on behalf of the Defendants, I confirm everything my Friend, the Claimant's solicitor, has said.
The Defendants offer their sincere apologies to the Claimant. They hope that by making this Statement, the matter will be clarified once and for all and the record will have been set straight."
John Reid, Solicitor for the Claimant:
"In the circumstances, My Lord, it only remains for me to ask that the record be withdrawn."
Morrissey said:
"I am obviously delighted with this victory and the clearing of my name in public where it is loud and clear for all to hear. The NME have calculatedly tried to damage my integrity and to label me as a racist in order to boost their diminishing circulation. Word Magazine made the mistake of repeating those allegations, which they now accept are false and, as a result, have apologised in Open Court. I will now continue to pursue my legal action against the NME and its editor until they do the same."
John Reid of Russells Solicitors, representing Morrissey in his claim against the NME, commented:
"My client is utterly determined to repair the damage done to his reputation following the statements made by the NME in December 2007 and more recently Word Magazine. The Word Magazine article would not have been published without the NME's original article so whilst Morrissey is pleased that the record has been set straight, he remains absolutely committed to pursuing his current action against the NME and its editor. Ultimately, my client would rather spend his time in concert than in Court. Regrettably, he has had no choice but to institute both sets of proceedings in order to clear his name."


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Employee Loyalty Reaches Six-Year High; Slowing Job Market, Changing Expectations Drive Commitments
Byline: Kara Rowland, THE WASHINGTON TIMES
Employee loyalty among U.S. workers has reached a six-year high, says a national study released today.
The percentage of loyal employees - those committed to their companies and planning to stay for at least two years - is 34 percent, up four points since 2003 and 10 points since the first Walker Loyalty Report in 1999.
Part of the reason for the upswing is a slowing job market after the deflation of the 1990s technology bubble, said Chris Woolard, an employee loyalty specialist for Walker Information, a business research and consulting firm in Indianapolis.
Also, employers are changing their expectations of workers, Mr. Woolard added.
"You used to expect maybe one to two companies in your career. That's not the case anymore," he said. "Most people change their job every three or four years. So I think that relationship is now shifting."
The biennial report compares the percentage of loyal employees with trapped employees - those not committed to their employers but planning to stay anyway - and high-risk employees - those neither committed to the company nor planning to stay.
The percentages of trapped employees and high-risk employees were both down three points this year from 2003, at 28 percent and 31 percent, respectively.
Six percent of employees were reported to be "accessible," or committed to their employers but planning to leave the company for personal reasons.
The report is the result of feedback from 2,526 employees nationwide, 18 or older, working in companies with at least 50 people. The data were weighted against June 2005 Bureau of Labor employment statistics.
Loyalty equals productivity for Patty Ayars, senior vice president for human resources and corporate communications at Roche Diagnostics in Indianapolis. …


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I came across this article and thought I would share. It's about a father who had a cold sore and kissed his premature son who in turn contracted the virus and died.
With this heading you seriously need the word "trigger" that its a tragic story?!
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I've owned cats my whole life and i don't think i've ever seen cats shed this much. I'm actually beginning to be concerned that something is wrong, except that they both shed as much as the other (for the most part) and they always have.
I'm talking wads of hair. I can brush them and come up with a handful of hair, more than once, every day. They both have thick coats, my guy more so than the girl and likewise sheds a bit more. I've tried to do some research on how to minimize this but i can't find anything.
Do kittens lose a particular coat of fur? They are coming up on a year old in about June or July. Coupled with spring i'm wondering if there is some compounding things at play here. I'm also wondering if their whiteness plays a role. As i understand it, their white coat is a genetic mutation. They aren't albino, but my understanding is that a mutation prevents the color of their fur from developing. In other wards, they each have a color in their genes...perhaps black or pink or blue...but this mutation prevents it from developing. I'm just wondering if this could be related to the excessive shedding.
Any thoughts would be great. It's been a real annoyance around my apartment but they are soon going to be moving in with my mom and i would hate for her to be annoyed by my cats because of their...fur loss.


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Mexican Political Parties Fight for Catholic Votes
Smith, Matt, National Catholic Reporter
MERIDA, Yucatan, Mexico -- This rain-drenched, insufferably hot colonial capital, host last month to hundreds of thousands of pope-watching pilgrims, has lately become home to a religious spectacle of another sort.
Mexico's ruling Revolutionary Institutional Party, PRI, and the opposition National Action Party, PAN, have been struggling to out-Catholic each other as they posture and politic for the Nov. 28 gubernatorial elections.
Since the elections occur at about the time the U.S. Congress will vote on NAFTA, the North American Free Trade Agreement, and roughly the same time of dedazo -- the traditional process by which Mexican presidents choose their successors -- this contest is crucial for the PRI and the administration of Mexico President Carlos Salinas de Gortari.
Merida, with its large Mayan indigenous population, is more than 90 percent Catholic, a fact lost on neither the PRI nor the PAN. Local wags say Salinas' warm reception of Pope John Paul II here two weeks ago was conducted with the November elections in mind. And local PRI radio reports, coinciding with the visit, thanked the president for bringing the pope here.
The upcoming campaign for PRI candidate Frederico Granga Ricalde is sure to feature references to a series of Salinas reforms allowing churches to own property and run schools, said Fernando Medina, a political editor at the Yucatan Daily in Merida.
But the PRI may be outflanked on the Catholic front by the PAN, which promises a strong run for the governorship with its candidate, outgoing Merida Mayor Ana Rosa Payan.
The PAN finds its roots in the pro-church Sinarquista and Christero movements that formed soon after the 1920 Mexican Revolution. And Catholic churches have long served as organizing halls for the PAN, said Soledad Laoeza, a political historian at El Colegio de Mexico in Mexico City.
Indeed, Rosa Payan speaks openly of her strong Catholic faith. She told NCR that if she weren't a politician, she would likely be a Catholic missionary, working with the poor in Africa.
During the last few years, Catholic priests have been urging the faithful to vote in Yucatan towns where high abstention rates have helped PRI candidates. Some have denounced government fraud in their sermons, Medina said.
"The church doesn't get involved in party politics," Merida Bishop Manuel Castro Luis said. "But we do what we can for the common good. For example, we tell our parishioners of their duty to vote."
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Ciara's Comeback Single "Sorry" Is a Graceful Throwback to Classic '90s R&B"/>
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Nice Hits! is a Reverb column that unironically dissects, reviews, and appreciates the best songs of the current Top 40. It is unsnobbishly premised on the logic that just because a lot of the music on the radio is crap doesn't mean all the music on the radio is crap.
The hit: "Sorry," Ciara, off the upcoming One Woman Army.
Current chart position: #162 on iTunes, #13 on iTunes R&B/Soul, #96 on Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs.
The team: Ciara co-wrote and co-produced "Sorry" with the Atlanta native Jasper Cameron, who was featured in a 2011 Billboard article titled "Urban Songwriters To Watch." Cameron's most notable work to date has been co-writing the 2002 Christina Aguilera raunch-fest "Dirrty"; he's since written songs for Monica, Nelly, Lloyd, and Mario. His work has previously appeared on two Ciara albums--2004's Goodies and 2009's Fantasy Ride. On "Sorry," Ciara and Cameron share co-writing credits with Elvis Williams, aka Blac Elvis, who's worked on previous tracks for Ciara ("Promise," "Never Ever"), as well as Beyonce ("Ego") and Fergie ("Glamorous," "London Bridge").
Breakdown: Ciara's biggest career hits so far--"Goodies," "1, 2 Step," "Promise," "Love Sex Magic"--have been sexy come-ons, designed and destined for the dancefloor. She's a fantastic dancer, and she does the slinky, sensual style--the type of aura that reads sexy without shoving raunch your face--better than most post-Aaliyah R&B stars. "Sorry" finds Ciara doing something different than a dance jam (although she does execute some smooth moves in the video)--it's a break-up song, one that she's said brought her to tears when she wrote it.
The sad passion is palpable in the song, especially in the pre-chorus, when she pours out, "'Cause I tried and tried/And I cried and cried/Up late at night and I hurt/And I tried to fight and I cried to God/Oh please let it just work." That torrent of words makes for a nice contrast to the chorus itself, which slows down and stretches out to plead its main verse--"All you have to do is that I'm sorry." The two tempos do well in expressing two sides of grief--mad passion and dark sorrow. Ciara's vocals sound sugary smooth and at particular heightened moments take on an emotional husk that add to the song's regretful effect.
Despite its subject of emotional upheaval, "Sorry" is a sonically smooth ride. The woozy, slowly descending synth melody, the vocoded male backing vocal and lilting female backing vocals all give the song a classic '90s R&B sound. It's a style that lends the song an air of grace, so that Ciara, despite the state of sorrow she sings about, comes across as a woman with her dignity intact.


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It has been confirmed that Summit Entertainment and Emmett/Furla Films has approached Arnold Schwarzenegger regarding a role in their upcoming movie, The Tomb. According to The Wrap, Schwarzenegger has not made it past beginning discussions with director Mikael Hafstrom, but Sylvester Stallone is already on board to star in the movie. The two actors worked previously on The Expendables and will reprise their roles in the sequel, due this August. Previoiusly, Bruce Willis and Schwarzenegger, were both considered for the role in which Stallone landed. No word yet on whether Willis is being considered for any other role in The Tomb.
Set to hit theaters in 2013, The Tomb is about the head of a security consulting firm who has is imprisoned in a high tech prison that he designed himself. Falsely accused, he must find a way to escape or die trying.


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Bengal hooch tragedy prime suspect surrenders (Lead)January 16th, 2012 - 8:57 pm ICT by IANS
Kolkata, Jan 16 (IANS) Noor Islam Sheikh alias Khora Badshah, prime suspect in the Sangrampur hooch tragedy in which 171 people were killed, surrendered before a court in West Bengal's South 24-Parganas district Monday, police said. He was sent to 14 days in police custody.
The Criminal Investigation Department (CID), which is probing the liquor tragedy, said Sheikh gave himself up at the additional chief judicial magistrate's court in Diamond Harbour.
"He has been sent to 14 days' police remand. We have brought him to the CID headquarters at Bhavani Bhaban for interrogation," Deputy Inspector General (Operations) CID K. Jayaraman told IANS.
With this, the total number of arrests in the case has gone up to 15. Among those arrested are Sheikh's wife, Nurjahan Bibi.
At least 171 people — mostly masons, labourers and hawkers — perished after consuming spurious liquor at shanties near Sangrampur railway station of South 24-Parganas district Dec 13-14 last year.
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- WB Congress demands CBI probe in Hooch tragedy - Dec 17, 2011
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Distance from Naples, FL to Longwood, FL is 203Miles or 326 Km. You can get this distance about 3 hours 36 mins. If you want to planning travel with plane, you can get this distance about 53 mins .
A car with an average MPG will needs 9.4 gallons of gas to get the route between these points.
The estimated cost of gas to get between Naples, FL and Longwood, FL is $21.34.
During the route, an average car will release 184.16 pounds of CO2 to the atmosphere. Your carbon footprint is 0.91 pounds of CO2 per mile.
* Average US MPG used for calculations is 21.6 MPG.
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* Coordinates of Naples, FL is 26.1420296, -81.794854 and coordinates of Longwood, FL is 28.7030918, -81.3384013
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I like Bitstream. He fits well in the "Transformers" community.
I love it! Love the background too!
Great work. Awesome colour scheme, and the background works fantastically.
Nice work hon, the colors look great.
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Nice collab! I love the Matrix-like background!
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I like the red LEDs! Although I personally tend to go for raw power before looks...
Huge Star wars and Lord Of The Rings/ Hobbit fan. I love toying with computers and pretty much anything electronic. I also enjoy video games (Xbox) like Skyrim, FarCry, and Call Of Duty (Competitive Fan), Zombies is practically my life!(Hit me up for some owning the Undead). The Denver Broncos are my favorite football team.
I like the red LEDs! Although I personally tend to go for raw power before looks...
Yeah dude I know what you mean. I just need more time deciding on what I wanna upgrade haha.
In my opinion I'd get rid of the stock cpu heat sink first. (for aesthetic and overlooking purposes) Then I'd probably go with an SSD, more ram, or a better cpu/GPU. (I'm used to SSD performance and I use a tonne of ram so that why those would be before a cpu or GPU upgrade)
Yeah im gonna get a H100i maybe another 760 dont need more RAM and my CPU is great no reason to upgrade
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My bf sent me this link with the top 10 strollers. So we both fell in love with the origami 4moms. My sister is craaaaaazy over baby gear in general and her main thing is strollers. She already told me she was giving me the Britax B-Agile travel system, which was my favorite until I saw the origami 4moms. Would it be too much if I got the Britax travel system and the Origami? I feel like I could get good use out of both. My bf told me to order the Origami stroller and the mamaRoo bouncer last night, but I don't know anybody who has the origami to ask about it before I spend over $800 on it. If you have an origami was it worth it?
The link to the top 10 strollers: pregnant.thebump.com/baby-products/...
Origami www.4moms.com/origami
MamaRoo (so awesome) www.4moms.com/mamaroo


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- Sacramento and San Francisco Districts work side by side to build new 63rd RSC headquarters.
- New 180,000-square-foot headquarters building will serve 17 Reserve and California National Guard units.
- Louisville District manages Army Reserve design and construction program across the country.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Thanks to reality television, many people believe a 1,600-square-foot home can be built in a week. Actually, a home that size can take months to complete. In just one year, however, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is halfway finished with a much larger home for the recently U.S. Army Reserve's created 63rd Regional Support Command.
The Sacramento and San Francisco Districts of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are working side-by-side to build the 63rd RSC's new home at Moffett Field, Calif. The project is overseen by the Louisville District's Reserve Support Team, which serves as program manager for the Army Reserve design and construction program across the country.
The project includes a 180,000-square-foot headquarters building, 25,000-square-foot maintenance building, indoor and outdoor storage, and a parking lot. The building will serve as headquarters for the 63rd RSC, and also as a training center for 16 California National Guard and U.S. Army Reserve units in seven states.
"This is a Louisville District project," said Cynthia Baksys, a project engineer for the Sacramento District overseeing the construction. Baksys is from the Sacramento resident office. "The San Francisco District and Sacramento District are covering the construction together."
Louisville's contracting division awarded the contract, Baksys added. Since this is a design-build contract, Louisville led the efforts with the contractor to get the design reviewed, with Sacramento and San Francisco Districts in charge of construction oversight.
Construction began in October 2008 and is currently at the halfway point, according to Baksys. Before construction began, old Navy barracks were demolished to clear the area where the headquarters would be built. Work on all the buildings is on track to be completed on schedule.
The main building is at the "rough-in" stage this month, said Baksys. Rough-in includes the installation of insulation, electrical wiring, plumbing and cooling systems in the building.
Along with overseeing construction, the Sacramento and San Francisco Districts perform quality control on the project. Expected completion date is October 2010.
As of the end of September 2009, 100,000 work hours had been completed over 347 days without injury. Between 125 and 140 workers are on site everyday, said Baksys.
Baksys and other representatives from the Sacramento and the San Francisco Districts meet daily with the construction companies to discuss the progress and to ensure safety measures continue to be implemented.
Once fully operational, the 63rd RSC at Moffett Field will support over 40,000 Army Reserve Soldiers in California, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas, according to the 63rd RSC's website.


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Here's the basic rule for healthful travel: Never forget to wash your hands. Wash them real well. Health experts say you should lather up...
Here's the basic rule for healthful travel: Never forget to wash your hands.
Wash them real well. Health experts say you should lather up with a generous squirt of antibacterial soap, warm water and sing "Happy Birthday" all the way through — twice — to nuke the germs. Got that? Happy Birthday. (See www.cdc.gov/cleanhands/ for the details.)
While we're at it, here are some other things you should heed when you're traveling, courtesy of this column's readers and the lessons current events have taught us:
Don't order tea or coffee on a flight. The water airlines use comes from municipal water stored in the aircraft's water tank, according to my colleague, flight attendant James Wysong. A test by the Environmental Protection Agency several years ago found dangerous levels of bacteria on about 15 percent of planes (www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=dn8187). Better stick to bottled drinks.
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Never eat what the natives don't. Unless you're Andrew Zimmern, the Travel Channel host who is on a quest to find the world's most bizarre foods, this is a rule you'll probably thank me for following. Stay away from fried fire beetles when you're in Thailand (a man died several years ago after he consumed the poisonous insects). Ditto for blowfish. A woman in Mito, Japan, died recently after the local fish market forgot to remove the poison. Why take your chances?
Keep moving in economy class. "The lack of leg room will bring your knees into your face — or the face of the person in front who leans his seat all the way back," says Irvine, Calif.-based travel agent Tommie Imbernino. That can be hazardous to your health. Cramped seats raise your risk of developing a potentially fatal blood clot. A British parliamentary committee recently called for the minimum space between seats to be increased by at least two inches for health reasons. If you're stuck in a small seat, don't forget to get up and stretch. Your life could depend on it.
Get some sleep. That's not always an easy thing to do when you're jet lagged or excited about your vacation. But lack of sleep is thought to make you more susceptible to illness — not to mention a little loco. In one study of 350 soldiers who were deprived of sleep for 4 ½ days, more than two-thirds complained of auditory and visual hallucinations, and seven men had to be removed from the study because of bizarre psychotic behaviors, according to the British Medical Association.
Sleep deprivation may be the best explanation for what Fadhel al-Maliki, an Iraqi national living in the U.S., did last year when he inserted (kiddies, cover your eyes, please) a magnet in his rectum before boarding a flight from Los Angeles to Philadelphia. Officials discovered the (no peeking, kids) butt magnet, but after a thorough investigation, determined there was "never a threat."
Shun the hotel bedspread. The thing that most people forget about their hotel is that someone slept in the bed before they did. And hotel beds — from the roadside motel to the five-star resort — can be a real germ confab. Bedbugs, cockroaches, infectious diseases — they've got it all. Bedspreads are a likely hideout, but so is the TV remote control and the phone. Esther Perica, a retired librarian in Arlington Heights, Ill., takes it a step further. "I never sleep on the phone side of the bed," she says. "That's the most used spot of the bed."
Don't wait to call for help. "If there is a disturbance outside your room, call 911 right away," says Jim Daniel, a salesman based in Stockton, Calif. "The hotel staff wants to hush it up with as little fuss as possible, but you need to assure your own safety and that of other travelers. The local police will do that. Waiting for hotel security to do anything is usually a wasted effort." He's right. I've lost count of the number of times I've spoken with hotel guests who have had a crime dismissed or covered up by hotel "security" — and I use that term loosely — while they were on vacation.
Be sensible. Staying healthy while you're traveling really boils down to one thing: Use your common sense. If you don't have any — and really, there's no shame in that — you might consider staying home, or traveling with someone who does.
Christopher Elliott is the ombudsman for National Geographic Traveler magazine. His Travel Troubleshooter column runs occasionally in Sunday's NWTraveler and weekly online at seattletimes.com.