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Could also be cupcakes or biscuits. Little tubs of popcorn?
My money is on little tubs of popcorn.
As always, I'm really curious to see it.
I know where THIS is going.
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Little chefs hats... heh. In honesty and seriousness though I do enjoy your wood work pieces, delightful indeed.
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The Sewing Machine Patent Wars
What a 19th-century episode tells us about smartphone litigation today.
The numerous lawsuits comprising the sewing machine war occurred in many different states, in different court houses, and among many different individuals and companies as well. While not the global legal conflict that the smartphone war is today, we must remember that this was a time before telephones, typewriters, and other modern marvels of communication, and travel was still predominantly by horseback, canal, or coal-powered trains. Widespread education was also minimal; many of the inventors who contributed to the sewing machine had no formal training in mechanics or even "natural philosophy" (science), and juries and judges were just as uneducated about such matters. As a result, patent infringement lawsuits were just as complex, lengthy, and difficult proceedings to undertake as they are today. Judges and commentators complained incessantly about the delays of justice and the costs of bringing or defending against a lawsuit. A single deposition transcript in just one of the many lawsuits in the sewing machine war was more than 3,500 pages in length—the only person who benefited from this was the lawyer who billed for his time.
There are many more similarities between the sewing machine war and the smartphone war than can be described in a short essay (you can read more in my 2011 law review article on the subject), but it's important to recognize that the sewing machine war was not an anomaly. It ended in 1856 when the patent-owners created the very first patent pool—a new and innovative patent licensing company at that time. Patent pools are still used to this day for technological inventions covered by many overlapping patents, such as digital video (MPEG), wireless ID technology (RFID), and, of course, the telecommunications technology owned by the Rockstar consortium (a licensing company backed by Microsoft, Sony, Nokia, Blackberry, Apple, and Ericsson). Patent wars, and their resolution via patent pools or other commercial arrangements, have been commonplace with each technological leap forward. There were patent wars over the incandescent light bulb, electrical distribution systems, telephone, automobile, airplane, radio, laser, medical stents, and others—even disposable diapers in the 1980s.
By these historical standards, the smartphone war isn't even much of a patent war, at least not yet. The total number of patent lawsuits over smartphone technology amount to several hundred lawsuits, at most. In 2011, an estimated 100 patent lawsuits were filed in the smartphone industry. But the telephone war at the end of the 19th century comprised 587 patent lawsuits filed just by Alexander Graham Bell's company over the span of a couple of decades. Over the same period, more than 600 lawsuits were filed in the patent war over the incandescent light bulb, involving Thomas Edison and many others. One historian has found thousands of patent lawsuits filed annually against consumers, retailers, and manufacturers throughout the 19th century.
These statistics reveal that, contrary to many claims about the smartphone war and patent litigation generally, there is no "patent litigation explosion" occurring today. The patent litigation rate between 2000 and 2010 was a constant 1.5 percent. As reported by award-winning economist Zorina Khan, the average patent litigation rate between 1790 and 1860 was 1.65 percent. In fact, for three decades in Khan's study patent litigation rates were higher than today's litigation rate. Between 1840 and 1849, patent litigation rates were 3.6 percent—more than twice the patent litigation rate of the past decade. Also, it bears noting that the measurable increase in patent litigation in 2012 was entirely the result of legal changes to the patent system instituted by the America Invents Act of 2011, as recognized by Congress' GAO Report on Patent Litigation (August 2013).
Of course, simply because something has happened repeatedly before does not mean that it is necessarily correct. But claims today that the "patent system is broken" are based on a mythical historical standard—and they are motivating Congress, regulatory agencies, and courts to make substantial revisions to the patent system. These "reforms" impose substantial legal burdens on licensing and selling patented innovation in the marketplace and on suing infringers. It's striking that, while there are certainly some bad actors in the patent system today, there are no studies whatsoever on the effect these legal revisions will have on legitimate patent owners.
History thus reminds us that incredible innovation has occurred throughout all of the patent wars, just as everyone is benefiting from a vibrant high-tech and telecommunications industry today.

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Hungary's most famous fan of Hugh Grant has taken his enthusiasm for the British actor to new heights.
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Pens coach: Fleury to regain job
Updated: June 9, 2013, 5:52 PM ETAssociated Press
PITTSBURGH -- As the Pittsburgh Penguins embark on an offseason that figures to include significant changes, coach Dan Bylsma insists the goalie position won't be one of them.
Bylsma called Marc-Andre Fleury "a franchise goalie ... this franchise's goalie" on Sunday, one month to the day after Tomas Vokoun made his Penguins postseason debut in place of Fleury as Pittsburgh's starter.
Fleury started every playoff game the Penguins played since being taken with the No. 1 overall draft ...
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Bartram, William
William Bartram, 1739–1823, American naturalist, b. Philadelphia; son of John Bartram. He is known chiefly for his Travels (1791), in which he describes his journey (1773–77) through the Carolinas, Georgia, and Florida and areas to the west. His book vividly portrays the plants and wildlife of the country and lists 215 native birds, the most complete list of that time. Bartram's influence is seen in the works of Wordsworth, Coleridge, Chateaubriand, and other writers who found his book an unexcelled source of descriptions of the American wilderness and its inhabitants.
See T. Hallock and N. E. Hoffmann, ed., William Bartram, The Search for Nature's Design: Selected Art, Letters, and Unpublished Writings (2010).


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Alnylam And Collaborators Publish Clinical Trial Results With RNAi Therapeutics Targeting Transthyretin (TTR) For The Treatment Of TTR-Mediated Amyloidosis (ATTR) In The New England Journal Of Medicine
Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Nasdaq: ALNY), a leading RNAi therapeutics company, announced today the publication of complete study results from Phase I trials with ALN-TTR01 and ALN-TTR02 in the New England Journal of Medicine. The paper, titled " Safety and Efficacy of RNAi Therapy for Transthyretin Amyloidosis" (Coelho et al., N Engl J Med 2013;369:819-29), shows that RNAi therapeutics targeting transthyretin (TTR) achieved rapid, dose-dependent, durable, and specific knockdown of TTR, the disease-causing protein in TTR-mediated amyloidosis (ATTR). These results document the most robust proof of concept for RNAi therapy in man to date, including knockdown of serum TTR protein levels of up to 94% after just a single dose of drug. "Our ATTR program is the lead effort in our 'Alnylam 5x15' product development and commercialization strategy, which is focused on advancing innovative RNAi therapeutics toward genetically defined targets for the treatment of diseases with high unmet medical need. Our overall clinical trial experience with RNAi therapeutics for the treatment of ATTR now includes a Phase I trial with ALN-TTR01, Phase I and II trials with ALN-TTR02, and a Phase I trial with ALN-TTRsc, a subcutaneously administered RNAi therapeutic utilizing our proprietary GalNAc conjugate delivery platform," said Akshay Vaishnaw, M.D., Ph.D., Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer of Alnylam. "The Phase I studies of ALN-TTR01 and ALN-TTR02 demonstrate key human proof of concept for RNAi therapeutics targeting TTR but also for liver-expressed target genes in general, and we are thrilled to be publishing these landmark data in the New England Journal of Medicine. Notably, this is the first time that clinical results with an RNAi therapeutic have been published in the Journal, and we are proud to be associated with this milestone as we lead the clinical translation of RNAi therapeutics as a whole new class of innovative medicines.""This new paper describes our clinical trial experience with ALN-TTR01 and ALN-TTR02, which utilize first- and second-generation lipid nanoparticle formulations, respectively. Relative to ALN-TTR01, the results for ALN-TTR02 showed exceptional improvement in potency, without any apparent loss in tolerability, thus documenting the important advances made by Alnylam scientists and collaborators on systemic delivery of RNAi therapeutics. Indeed, with ALN-TTR02 we achieved very robust effects, including up to 94% reduction of serum TTR and a nearly 80% level of suppression sustained at one month with just a single dose. Further, ALN-TTR02 was also found to be generally safe and well tolerated," said Jared Gollob, M.D., Vice President, Clinical Research at Alnylam. "Knockdown of circulating TTR is expected to result in improved clinical outcomes for patients with ATTR based on data from patients receiving liver transplants. Further, evidence from other systemic amyloidotic diseases shows that as little as a 50% reduction of the disease-causing protein can result in disease improvement or stabilization. Accordingly, we believe the findings published today in the New England Journal of Medicine suggest that the robust, sustained knockdown of TTR levels observed in our clinical trials with ALN-TTR02 may ameliorate the course of disease in patients with ATTR." ALN-TTR01 and ALN-TTR02 are systemically delivered RNAi therapeutics using first- and second-generation lipid nanoparticle (LNP) formulations, respectively, that encapsulate an identical siRNA targeting both wild-type and mutant TTR mRNA. The ALN-TTR01 Phase I trial enrolled participants from July 2010 through September 2011, and the ALN-TTR02 Phase I trial enrolled participants from March through May 2012. Both trials were designed as multi-center, randomized, single-blind, placebo-controlled, dose-ranging studies in patients with ATTR (n=32) – in the case of ALN-TTR01, or in healthy adult volunteers (n=17) – in the case of ALN-TTR02. The primary objective of each study was to evaluate the safety and tolerability of a single dose of ALN-TTR01 or ALN-TTR02. In addition, preliminary clinical activity of each drug was evaluated based on measurements of serum TTR protein levels.
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It's not uncommon to walk around a PGA Tour event and see people carrying around a pin flag with a bunch of autographs on it as a momento from their trip. One kid at last weekend's The Barclays in Paramus, New Jersey, got a different type of keepsake.
As you can see in the video below, Ben Crane gave out his number to a young fan.
Like the other kid asked in the video, how did he get Crane's number? It was actually pretty simple.
Granted, you probably won't get a Tour player's phone number every time you ask, but you may have a nice conversation with him if he has the time.
I'm curious if the kid has reached out to Crane yet. If so, was it a call or text? What did he say?
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If it's on right it's a boy and if it's on the left it's a girl.
With the abdominal you have to flip the image, so if it's right it's left and left it's right.
Have any of you heard of this theory? Has it been right for previous children? Or right for your gender ultrasounds?
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I need something for independent reading, not instructional level..... Somewhere in the 3rd grade level.
Early chapter book recommendations, please
I need something for independent reading, not instructional level..... Somewhere in the 3rd grade level.
What about the Ramona series by Beverly Cleary?
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DS also likes Encyclopedia Brown mysteries.
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I asked my resident expert (aka, my 9 year old). Her suggestions were the Cam Jansen series, Dragon in the Sock Drawer, Charlotte's Web, Stuart Little, the American Girl books, Bunnicula, Misty of Chincoteague.
Amber (05/11/03), Adam (07/05/05), Adalyn (05/13/09)
A-Z mysteries? and I loved a lot of the above recommendations too.
My little girl has been reading (and LOVING) Geronimo Stilton books since she was 4. (She just turned 5 and still loves them.) Not sure the grade level but they're fun because they have words in colour and different fonts and they're CHEESY. (They're about a mouse...)
She reads a chapter to us every night and then stays up way past her bedtime to read several more. Then she'll usually read another non-chapter book on something more educational. We end up getting about 20 books from the library every two weeks. Tonight it was funny when we turned off her light she exclaimed, "But I've only read ONE book! How can I sleep!?"
Watch out for reading in low lighting though since we just went to the eye doctor yesterday and he wants her to wear a pair of +1 reading glasses when reading now but he did say it should fix her eyes so she won't need them for long...
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^^ That's interesting. I let DD read at night, with the light off.....her nightlight is pretty darned bright, but it's a pink tint. I wonder if that would be an issue.
Thanks everyone for the recommendations! We actually have some of the listed books, but I hadn't pulled them out yet. I'll definitely get those out and see what she thinks.
What about Goosebumps? Do you think those would be overly scary? She has a few of them, but we haven't gotten into those yet. She has a few Boxcar children, but they're not very high action. Well.....she only read the first couple, I don't remember, do they get more exciting?
Kids can be so quirky at this age and like and dislike books for interesting reasons. I forget if yours is extra sensitive?
If she didn't like Magic Treehouse, I might still try Magic Schoolbus, especially since its more sciencey and not so much history.
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Ruby Lu series, Clementine series (I haven't personally read this one, I can't remember why!)
Roxie and the Hooligans
My Father's Dragon
Don't forget nonfiction, too--fairy tales (Hans Christian Andersen is little less gory than Grimm) and folktales, poetry (Shel Silverstein), animals (just be careful of references to reproduction! but my LO never leaves the library without a dinosaur book), physical sciences (like space, weather)
Mine reads by nightlight too! I have to physically remove the interesting books from her room so that she'll go to bed.
I don't worry about books being too complicated looking. If its too much for her, she'll put it down.


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Power Play: Fans Return to NHL in Record Numbers
which seemed probable until a fateful 17-second span at the end of Game 6, would likely have broken more records. Next year, the NHL hopes to capitalize on higher fan interest by expanding the number of outdoor games from one to six. In addition to the Winter Classic, which has been a bonanza for television ratings and ticket sales, there will be a new, four-game Stadium Series sponsored by Coors Light, flagship brand of the Molson Coors Brewing Co. (TAP - Get Report) as well as a Heritage Classic between two Canadian teams.With more fans than ever donning oversized jerseys to support their teams, either at the rink or at home, NHL revenue has climbed accordingly. NHL revenue for 2013 is expected to be about $2.4 billion, down from last year's $3.2 billion, but a significant number considering fewer than 60% of regular-season games were played. Over the next three seasons, the league expects to add another $1 billion, thanks largely to the new outdoor games, renegotiated media rights deals, and increased sponsorships. There once was a time when the NHL was considered a poor, distant cousin to the National Football League, Major League Baseball, and the National Basketball Association. Though it will be a while before the NHL comes close to generating annual revenue on par with the top moneymakers, the NFL ($9.5 billion) and MLB ($7.5 billion), the league is coming closer to the NBA ($5 billion). Clearly, "poor" and "distant" no longer apply. And for that, the NHL has to thank its legions of devoted and deep-pocketed fans. Despite lengthy lockouts and jacked-up prices, hockey fans have shown they can take a significant amount of abuse. Just like those dasher boards. At the time of publication, the author had no positions in stocks mentioned. Follow @DrD This article is commentary by an independent contributor, separate from TheStreet's regular news coverage.The 2013 Stanley Cup Finals reached an average of 5.76 million viewers. The concluding Game 6 was watched by 8.16 million people, a 66% increase over 2012. Game 6 was the third-most watched NHL game since 1995 and a Game 7,
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Fall Package from Hideaway Country Inn, MidOhio Premier SpaHideAway Country Inn Spa, located between Bucyrus, Marion and Mansfield, Ohio is the perfect way to break into the new season. While most of us are giving our wardrobes a makeover with the chilly weather coming in, we figure why not give your skin a makeover too!Our best selling fall treatment is ou Read More...
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Halloween Treats from your Chef at HideAway Country InnTrick-or-Treat…well, almost. As promised, HideAway Inn is providing you with some tasty and eye pleasing festive treats for Halloween. Want to know the bright side? They're easy! We've searched all over for some yummy yet simple treats you can serve to your family and friends or Read More...
Insider from a Recent BrideThis week we are featuring a guest blogger: Cristina. She is recently engaged and currently planning her 2013 July wedding for 350 guests. Below she shares her inside struggles and tips so far. My soon-to-be husband and I love spending romantic getaways at HideAway Country Inn in Bucyrus, Ohio. Read More...
Enjoy A Gourmet Thanksgiving Meal Without Dirtying A DishThanksgiving is just a few weeks away. Would you like to enjoy succulent turkey with all the fixings and sides without having to wash a single dish? Plan to come to the rural, scenic area of Bucyrus to enjoy your holiday meal. Spend the day at the country setting of the Hideaway Country Inn, where y Read More...
Valentine's Gifts that Say I Love YouValentine's Day is the lover's holiday. So, the gifts you give should be thoughtful and personalized. If you aren't sure where to start for your Valentine, Hideaway Country Inn has some great ideas on thoughtful ways to say, "I love you."A romantic dinnerFew things are more appreciated that a romant Read More...
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HistoryA well-known inventor and industrialist, Mr. S.H. Smith, established the HideAway Farms in 1938. He was delighted with the airplane, so much that he had his own runway behind the main house on the ridge and sought ways to improve it. A few of his patents include the variable pitc Read More...
Upper Sandusky Fantasy of LightsDecember 1st - 30th Friday, Saturday & Sunday 6 p.m. - 10 p.m. Monday - Thursday 6 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. Check daily for weather related information. Harrison Smith Park , just east of downtown Upper Sandusky ( Approximately 20 minutes from HideAway Country Inn), is transformed into a fabulou Read More...
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Me and my beautiful girl needed a night away from the kids. I did a quick internet search and found this B&B. I had never done one before, but always wanted to. We will be back. Friendly staff, clean room and plenty of options we did not get to try. The eat chocolate naked was a nice touch/ I feel we will both be leaving relaxed! Brian - East Lake, Ohio " "


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Welcome to 1307 E Houston Ave, home to Domino's and the best pizza delivery in California! We're the restaurant to beat, giving you tons of ways to customize your pizza and delivering them directly to you! Everyone can find something they like on the Domino's pizza menu, from vegetarian delights to carnivorous creations.
And we go beyond pizza. For example, when it comes to delivery wings, there can be no doubt that Domino's does it better. Our wings are always baked to crispy, tender perfection.
What are your options? You could go the classic route with our oven-baked chicken wings. When our morsels of goodness come out of the oven, they are topped with your choice of our sublime sauces in all kinds of flavors. Or try our boneless wings, made delicious by their light breading and a hint of savory spices. Want even more flavor? Pick from our dipping sauces for a customized kick. We have it all, with options that range from sweet meets hot (think Mango Habanero) to fiery (the classic Buffalo Wings Hotsauce) to smooth and creamy (tasty blue cheese, please). Every order promises deliciousness. Yep, wing delivery from Domino's is all about serving the best. We also have meal choices like saucy penne pasta bowls and chicken, as well as sides like salads, drinks, and our stuffed cheesy breads. And don't forget about dessert! Why the wide selection? That's easy: we want you to have the best experience.
To further enhance your Domino's experience, we make it simple to order from your local store any way you want! You can call us, use our website to order, or download the Domino's app to your smartphone and order en route. Since we have over 11,700 stores throughout more than 75 countries, we know what it means to be the best. With convenient ways to order, and more than 34 million ways to construct your perfect pizza, we strive to make your order just right.
For a tasty experience, turn to Domino's, where deliciousness is done your way every day! With dozens of choices of toppings, crusts, sauces, sizes, and more, your pizza creation will be totally customized. Domino's also goes beyond pizza to bring you the best pasta, sandwiches, chicken, desserts, and so much more in the area. Whether you're around the Proteus area, or you're looking for a tasty choice nearby Golden West High or Valley Oak Middle, Domino's can do it. That's right! No matter where you are in Visalia neighborhood, you'll find fantastic food at your neighborhood Domino's. Call us up, order online, or come in today!
Thinking about a job at your Domino's in 1307 E Houston Ave? Domino's has all kinds of job opportunities in the Visalia community, so you can earn some extra cash or start a new career. Whether working as a pizza chef or store manager, working in customer service representation or delivering pizza, Domino's has many positions that you can take advantage of. Part-time employees and full-time employees alike reap the benefits of working for a fun brand that cares about its team and its product. Delivery drivers are far from bored - with a fun crew, different tasks, a flexible schedule, and listening to your own jams in the car while you deliver, being a Domino's driver is an awesome way to make some extra cash! Even more, driving for Domino's could be the start to a long-term career - opportunities for growth could have you running your own Domino's store. Whether you want to be a part-time delivery driver or a full-time store manager, Domino's provides the possibilities. When you begin a career with Domino's, you become part of a team that values a positive work atmosphere, quality service, and the ability to deliver the best pizza in Visalia. That's because Domino's is committed to finding success by putting quality above all else. We stand by our company values, which emphasize the importance of every team member in contributing to the success of each store.
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Assistant Secretary William R. Brownfield
Term of Appointment: 01/10/2011 to present
Ambassador Brownfield was sworn in as Assistant Secretary for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL) on January 10, 2011. As Assistant Secretary for INL, he is responsible for State Department programs combating illicit drugs and organized crime, as well as support for law enforcement and rule of law. INL currently manages a portfolio of more than $4 billion in more than 80 countries administered by 5000 employees and contractors.
Prior to his appointment, Ambassador Brownfield served as U.S. Ambassador to Colombia from 2007 to 2010. Prior to that, he served as U.S. Ambassador to Venezuela (2004-07) and U.S. Ambassador to Chile (2002-04). He has also served overseas in Venezuela, El Salvador, Argentina, Switzerland, and Panama as temporary Political Adviser to the U.S. Southern Command.
In Washington his jobs have included Deputy Assistant Secretary for Western Hemisphere Affairs, Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement, Director for Policy and Coordination in INL, Executive Assistant to the Bureau of Inter-American Affairs, Member of the Secretary's Policy Planning Staff, and Special Assistant to the Under Secretary for Political Affairs.
Ambassador Brownfield holds the personal rank of Career Ambassador, the highest rank in the U.S. Foreign Service. He has received the Secretary of State's Distinguished Service Award and the Presidential Performance Award three times. Ambassador Brownfield is a graduate of Cornell University (1974) and the National War College (1993). He attended the University of Texas School of Law (1976-78). He speaks Spanish and French. He is a native of the State of Texas.
Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Luis E. Arreaga
Term of Appointment: 11/25/2013 to present
Ambassador Luis E. Arreaga was appointed Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs in November, 2013. In this capacity he is responsible for State Department programs combating illicit drugs and organized crime, as well as support for law enforcement and rule of law in the Western Hemisphere.
Prior to this appointment, Ambassador Arreaga served as United States Ambassador to the Republic of Iceland from 2010 until 2013. Ambassador Arreaga is a career member of the Foreign Service with the rank of Minister Counselor. Before his nomination as Ambassador to the Republic of Iceland, he led State Department efforts to recruit and hire the largest increase in Foreign Service personnel in the U.S. State Department history.
He previously served as Deputy Chief of Mission at the United States Embassy in Panama, U.S. Consul General in Vancouver, Canada and as director of the Executive Secretariat Staff at the U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C. He has also served as Deputy Director of the State Department´s Operations Center and Special Assistant to the Under Secretary for Political Affairs. Other overseas postings include United States Mission to the United Nations in Geneva, the United States Embassy in Spain, and the Agency for International Development in Peru, El Salvador, and Honduras.
Luis Arreaga was born and raised in Guatemala before immigrating to the United States. He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee where he received a Ph.D. in economics and a Masters Degree in Management.
Deputy Assistant Secretary Alexander A. Arvizu
Term of Appointment: 03/25/2015 to present
Ambassador Arvizu was appointed Deputy Assistant Secretary in the Department of State's Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL) in February 2015. He directs INL program activities in Africa and the Middle East, as well as INL's Criminal Justice Assistance and Partnership (U.S. federal, state, and local levels) program.
Prior to this appointment, Ambassador Arvizu served as the U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Albania from 2010 until 2015. He served twice as Deputy Chief of Mission: in Bangkok, Thailand from 2004 to 2007, and Phnom Penh, Cambodia from 2000 to 2003. His other overseas postings include the U.S. Embassy in Seoul, Korea, and the American Consulate-General in Osaka-Kobe, Japan.
In Washington, Ambassador Arvizu was the Deputy Assistant Secretary for East Asia and the Pacific with primary responsibility for U.S. policy toward Japan, the Korean Peninsula, and Asian Regional Security from 2007 until 2009. From 1998 until 1999, he was assigned to the National Security Council, where he was the Director for Southeast Asia and Oceania. Earlier in his career, he was a staff officer in the Department of State's Executive Secretariat, and later a Special Assistant in the Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs.
Ambassador Arvizu is a career member of the Senior Foreign Service with the rank of Minister-Counselor. From 2003 until 2004, he was a member of the 46th Senior Seminar, recognized as the most prestigious Executive Leadership Program for senior U.S. Government officials. Ambassador Arvizu was born on a U.S. Army base in Gumma, Japan, and is a first-generation American. His mother was from Kyoto, Japan, and his father – a veteran of the Second World War, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War – was a native of Dolores Hidalgo, Mexico. The family settled in Colorado Springs, where he grew up. He earned a bachelor's degree from Georgetown University in 1980. Ambassador Arvizu has studied several Asian languages, namely, Japanese, Korean, Thai, and Khmer.
Deputy Assistant Secretary James A. Walsh
Term of Appointment: 01/05/2015 to present
James A. Walsh currently serves as Deputy Assistant Secretary of State in the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL) where he oversees INL activities in Europe and Asia, the Department's Air Wing, and INL's Resource Management.
He previously served as the Executive Director/Controller for the bureau and has been with the Department of State for nearly 12 years where he led several efforts to strengthen criminal justice assistance programs including the development of an inter-agency Criminal Justice Sector Rating Tool. Prior to joining the Department, Mr. Walsh worked in the private sector for five years supporting Fortune 500 companies. He also served nearly eight years in the U.S. Army where he had several overseas deployments leading aviation units.
James Walsh was born and raised in Northern Indiana. He is a career member of the Senior Executive Service, has a bachelor's degree (B.S.) from the U.S. Military Academy, West Point, and an Master's degree in business administration (M.B.A.) from Bowie State University.
Deputy Assistant Secretary Daniel L. Foote
Term of Appointment: 09/08/2015 to present
Dan Foote was appointed as Deputy Assistant Secretary in the Department of State's Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement (INL) in September 2015. He oversees INL program activities in Afghanistan and Pakistan, in addition to INL's Office of Anticrime Programs.
Prior to his appointment, Mr. Foote was the Coordinating Director at Embassy Kabul, managing all U.S. civilian foreign assistance and law enforcement activities in Afghanistan. He served twice as Deputy Chief of Mission; in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic and Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Previously, he headed INL's Colombia operations as INL Director at Embassy Bogotá, and led the U.S. Provincial Reconstruction Team in Maysan province, Iraq. Dan also served as Management Counselor in Buenos Aires, and as a member of the Regional Reconstruction Team in Erbil, Iraq. His other overseas postings include Luxembourg, London, and Guadalajara, Mexico. In Washington, he has worked in the State Department's Operations Center and in the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs.
Mr. Foote holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from Columbia University, where he lettered in football and track and field. After graduation, he worked as a natural gas trader/broker in the New York City area for several years. Thereafter, he devoted two years as a Peace Corps volunteer in rural Bolivia, where he managed extensive development projects. After returning to the U.S., he taught high school Spanish and coached varsity football and track-and-field prior to joining the Department of State.
A career member of the Senior Foreign Service, Dan is a native of Syracuse, New York, and attended high school in the Buffalo area.
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Two months before Catholic Social Services hired him to run a busy Anchorage homeless shelter, two-time felon Steven D. Sparks was accused by his wife of drug-fueled, erratic behavior.
Sparks seemed to grow angrier and more out of control each week, his wife wrote in an Aug. 30 request for a domestic violence restraining order: "I'm afraid ... I've had to put him out numerous times because he smokes crack and steals my belongings."
That warning, filed in civil court, and Sparks' criminal history gained new significance on Christmas week when employees at the Brother Francis Shelter found $8,500 missing from two locked shelter safes. Catholic Social Services learned of the missing money on Dec. 27. The charity fired Sparks and reported the theft to police on the same day, said executive director Susan Bomalaski.
"It has already led to a review of policies and procedures," Bomalaski said. "Certainly hiring is one. And so is access to safes."
A security camera caught at least a portion of the theft on tape, she said. Citing an ongoing criminal investigation by Anchorage police, Bomalaski declined to describe what the tapes show. She would not say why Sparks was fired.
Police have not named a suspect in the case and have not yet reviewed the security footage, said Sgt. Doug Pickerel, theft unit supervisor.
Hired on Oct. 31, Sparks was one of three people with access to the two safes where the money was kept, Bomalaski said. The other two are still employed at the shelter.
The fledgling theft investigation raises new questions about the way the charity screens candidates, including those with criminal records, for jobs that give them access to cash and to vulnerable populations.
Through the homeless shelter and other programs, the agency often helps people trying to overcome addictions or stay out of jail. Sometimes the shelter hires candidates who have dealt with similar problems.
"In some cases, having had a history and worked through it and overcome it can make you a good employee," Bomalaski said.
The nonprofit screens job applicants using criminal background checks, fingerprint records and interviews. Bomalaski wouldn't say what the background check on Sparks revealed.
Now 60 years old, he was convicted of felony drug possession in 2002 and served two years of probation in Washington state, according to the Washington Department of Corrections. A routine review of Sparks' Alaska state criminal record would uncover a five-year-old felony conviction for drug possession in Anchorage.
In that case, the charges say police were making a security check at the Chelsea Inn on Spenard Road early one morning in April 2007 when an officer encountered Sparks in one of the rooms. Sparks was carrying "an extremely large chunk of crack cocaine" in his pants pocket, the charges said.
He told police he was selling crack with another man, driving to various addresses in the city to make sales.
Sparks pleaded no contest to a fourth-degree drug possession charge and was sentenced to six months in prison, court records show. He served about three months, according to the state Department of Corrections.
By February 2010, Sparks was looking to be released early from probation, arguing that he had turned his life around.
"I have become a member of a local evangelical church, where I regularly attend, pay my tithes and serve on the men's usher board," he wrote in a request to be released from probation six months early.
That summer, Sparks married Ella Sparks, according to Ella's public Facebook page. Steven Sparks began working for New Life Development Inc., a nonprofit that operates a housing "re-entry" program for people leaving prison or overcoming addiction. When the Legislature in April included a $190,000 grant for New Life Development in the state 2013 construction budget, Sparks was listed as the nonprofit's point of contact, according to a state summary of the grant.
By fall 2012, something had changed.
"I don't know what he might do the way he had behaved in the last six (weeks) like he is smoking crack again," Ella Sparks wrote in the Aug. 30 request for a domestic violence restraining order.
At a court hearing related to the restraining order, Sparks said he had resigned from his job on Sept. 7. The restraining order was extended on Sept. 18. But Ella Sparks successfully asked to dissolve the order on Oct. 9, according to court records. The couple was working to rebuild their relationship, she wrote in the request.
On Halloween, Catholic Social Services hired Steven Sparks as program director for the Brother Francis Shelter, according to the shelter newsletter. The position involves running day-to-day operations at the shelter.
"(Sparks) has a fundamental understanding of the issues of homelessness, and possesses the necessary skills to run this very essential strand of Anchorage's safety net," Catholic Social Services deputy director Mary Beth Bragiel wrote in the newsletter.
Bomalaski said the decision to hire Sparks was ultimately hers. She said didn't know about the drug-use accusations revealed in the restraining order filed by Sparks' wife.
"It wasn't like were avoiding looking at anything. It just wasn't part of our hiring policies to look at some of those other databases," she said.
Filed in civil court, restraining orders are not criminal charges. They are generally not included in criminal background checks, though employers can ask researchers to look for them, said Sabrina Sawyer, executive director for Washington-state based Pinnacle Investigations. Pinnacle is the company used by Catholic Social Services to screen employee criminal records, Bomalaski said.
A spokeswoman for the Anchorage Police Department said police officer applicants are screened for domestic violence restraining orders, while a spokeswoman for the Anchorage School District said district candidates likely are not.
Catholic Social Services' existing candidate screenings and hiring process are "very rigorous" and charity officials reviewing did not see specific changes that need to be made, she said. The charity is looking into methods of requiring that two employees be present when shelter safes are opened, she said.
As of late December, Brother Francis Shelter was providing a place to sleep for about 340 people, Bomalaski said. That included 110 who stayed overnight at Bean's Cafe.
For now, Bragiel is serving as the shelter's interim director. The money stolen from shelter safes -- one safe was locked with a key, one with a combination -- was mainly cash that the nonprofit was keeping for the people who sleep there, Bomalaski said. Some amount of petty cash also was stolen.
Catholic Social Services relies on donations for about 30 percent of its $9.5 million annual budget, Bomalaski said. A spokeswoman for the agency has said donations generally are not collected at the shelter and it appears no donation money was stolen.
The shelter will cover the cost of reimbursing clients whose cash was taken from the safes, Bomalaski said. Asked if that money will come from donations, she said it remains to be seen if an insurance policy will pay the costs.
"I've gotten several emails, phone calls, supporting us and kind of commiserating about what happened," Bomalaski said.
Multiple supporters donated a combined $1,000 to the shelter, saying they want the money to go toward covering the cost of the theft, she said.
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HOUSTON, May 2, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- With the summer driving season fast approaching and many Americans contemplating hitting the road, Shell teamed up with John and Helen Taylor, known as the world's most fuel-efficient couple, during their latest record-breaking drive to demonstrate how motorists can stretch their fuel while on the road. During their 21-day fuel-efficiency trip throughout the 48 contiguous U.S. states, the Taylors achieved an average of 69.985 U.S. miles per gallon in an unmodified hybrid gasoline vehicle using tips from the Shell Smarter Driving Program. (Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120502/DA98897)The Taylors will celebrate this accomplishment and share their tips and experiences at the "Shell Smarter Mobility Day" in Houston on May 2 at 12:15 P.M. CDT at Houston City Hall. At that time, Shell will receive a Mayoral Proclamation from the City of Houston, presented by Laura Spanjian, Director of Sustainability, to Selda Gunsel, Vice President, Shell Global Commercial Technology. "Helen and I have been testing fuel efficiency for the last 30 years so we know first-hand there are easy ways for everyone to travel while also using fuel more efficiently. The Shell Smarter Driving program helps folks stretch their fuel farther on the road. It certainly did for us as we drove through all 48 states," said John Taylor. The Taylors showed that when drivers make smart decisions, they can improve mileage and savings at the pump with proper car maintenance, behaviors, and actions and products. For the Taylors, that meant keeping the car well maintained and the tires properly inflated, avoiding idling and using high-quality gasoline and lubricants. The Taylors made their 9,032.7-mile trip using New Shell Nitrogen Enriched Gasolines exclusively from Shell stations along their route. Before and during their trip, the Taylors also stopped at a Jiffy Lube to inspect, fill and clean essential components of their car to keep it running smoothly, including putting Pennzoil Platinum® 0W20 under the hood, a full-synthetic motor oil for hybrid engines.
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Kinross Gold - Smart or Desperate?
TheStreet ) -- Kinross Gold (KGC - Get Report) is hoping its recent acquisition of Red Back will help it finally take advantage of surging gold prices . Kinross shares year to date have fallen 0.89% while the gold price has rallied 17%. Even Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF (GDX), of which Kinross if the fifth- largest holding, is up 16% as the company's growing pains crimped its ability to give leverage to investors.Kinross is one of the largest gold producers in the world with a market cap of $13.23 billion. The company earned 16 cents a share in the second quarter and produced 538,270 ounces of gold. Its cash costs were up 14% from a year earlier to $496 but the company still achieved a record profit margin of $622 an ounce. Kinross has eight producing mines but ballooning demand and constricting global mine supply led Kinross to buy Red Back for $7 billion, a 21% premium, which already has two working mines and more on the way. I sat down with CEO Tye Burt at the Denver Gold Forum to see if Kinross was desperate or just ahead of the curve. You recently bought Red Back for over $7 billion, a 21% premium. Did you overpay? Burt: We don't think we overpaid. We think we acquired one of the new best gold deposits in the world today with significant upside from the ounces that are known today. I think if you look at the consensus of research that followed our releases on the project and following our outline on what the potential is the Street has strongly endorsed the deal and our stock is up strongly on the back of closing it. So we're excited, we think we've created a new hypergrowth senior that will grow faster than any of the other major gold producers in the world today. Now were you desperate? Burt: No, Kinross stand alone has a tremendous growth profile ... Here was a chance to turbocharge it and take it even further and faster with a high-quality asset that has tremendous upside. How long until Red Back's deposit will become accretive to Kinross? Burt: We have a 36-month plan to put the new mill into production and during that time we will be drilling the deposit very aggressively and adding ounces even as we proceed with the engineering and construction work for the new mill. It will take about a year to see further additions to our very large ounce profit and then a subsequent two years to build the new mill.DENVER (
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Georgetown Orthopedics is a six-physician, multi-specialty Center of Excellence in Bone and Joint Care committed to providing you the highest quality orthopedic care. Along with the treatment of immediate or chronic problems, we strive to integrate the doctrine of prevention in all our treatment plans as a way to alleviate possible future difficulties.
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Finally other ppl who are going through what I am going through. My partner and I have been TTC for over a year and a half and at 32 years old I am beginning to lose faith. I live in London, UK and work in a very poor area outside of london where teenage pregnancy is rife so every day I avoid looking at the hundreds of pregnant youngsters without feeling like sh*t :( FINALLY my doctor is finally taking me serious and has arranged an ultrasound for me on Monday 29th October 2007. Let's hope that everything is ok, but over here in the UK as health service is free we have to wait for at least 8 months for an ultrasound. Wish me luck. I really hope that nothing is wrong. As for people saying "dont thinka bout getting pregnant!". well sorry, but that's almost impossible when you are so longing for a baby and as I dont have any other children its made that much worse. Best of luck to everyone here, I wish you all well xxposted 10/24/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I can totally feel your pain. My husband and I have been ttc of awhile and are now seeing a fertility doctor. On top of the stress of ttc my husband was recently deployed to Iraq with the national gaurd. Our best friends got pregnant the month they stopped their bc pills. I have 4 co-workers/friends that are pregnant too. It seems like everywhere I look there is a pregnant woman. At first I distenced myself from all my pregnant friends, but slowly I have been able to accept that it is just not our time yet. I have made friends with other women struggling to concieve. This provides me a place to openly talk about my feelings of jealousy, envy, or whatever else I am feeling. Just know that many women are in similar shoes and oneday, hopefully very soon, it will be our turn to be pregnant. Keep your chin up!posted 09/27/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
My husband and I tried for over a year to get pregnant before we tried Clomid. Within a month I was pg. I do know what you are going through since both of my younger sisters were pg while I was trying. I lost two babies prior...(though not with my husband)one at 14 weeks and one at 22 weeks. I know it seems like it will never happen, but your day will come!!! My husband had a vasectomy after his second daughter was born about 8 years ago. When we got together I told him that I wanted children of my own and he decided after much soul searching that he did want another... we paid $4500 and got his vasectomy reversed. After over a year of trying and no pg... we had his sperm count checked again... turns out he had a high count.. but his body produced sperm antibodies. So with both of us on drugs (me Clomid and him Prednesone) we became pg finally. Take some time to breath and realize that all good things take time... and you didn't say but are there fertility issues?posted 09/24/2007 by erikayohe
All you can do is pray. My husband and I have only been trying for a year but it is heartbreaking. I have always wanted to be a mother. Even when I didn't think I wanted to get married when I grew up, I KNEW I wanted to be a mother. But now I am empty. My husband is very optimistic. That is the only thing that keeps me going. All of the women I know who got married around the same time I did are now pregnant. I am so happy for them but so sad I cannot experience it for myself. I keep telling myself that God closed this door to force me to be creative and look for another. I am sure he has done the same for you and the other women who struggle TTC. My heart goes out to you. I wish you the best of luck and please do not give up hope. God Bless you and your husband. -Courtposted 09/18/2007 by courtneyqualls
I would nicely tell them how happy you were for them, then ask them to understand your frustration and sadness over your diffeculty. "so please don't talk non-stop about the baby."posted 08/29/2007 by momofknjnpn????
hi, I have two cousins right now who are pregnant and some of my friends, and it hurts me so bad to know that i have been trying for so long without any luck. They just decide one day that they are ready for a child and it happens, so why not me? I have been trying for almost two years and i think its unfair, stressful and frustrating for me. I get very jealous whenever I see a pregnant woman, sometimes i cry and i blame myself. I just don't know what to do, i keep on feeling bad, and my husband wants a child as much as i do, i get disappointed sometimes to know that we're trying but still no positive results. Whenever i take a pregnancy test, i get more disappointed when it comes up negatave. I just don't know what to do, I just don't want to give up.posted 06/08/2007 by kimesha3
Sarah, my best friend and I just went through this. Her and her husband had been trying, my husband and I not trying, when we got pregnant. I was the first out of our friends to get pregnant, then one by one all of our friends got pregnant. My best friend was so excited I was pregnant and great until I had my baby. Then we began drifting. She wouldn't return my calls, and I was really beginning to be mad and hurt. Finally I talked to her, and for the first time was able to see the pain she was feeling. Since then our friendship is better, and I'm able to encourage and pray for her in this area. I would encourage you to talk to them. If they really care about you, they will want to know what you are going through to help you through.posted 05/21/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I think it is natural to feel what you are feeling. I have been on the other side (the pregnant friend). Please just be honest with your friends. If they are truely your friends they will understand if there is a time that you do not want to talk to them. Please do not isolate them though. I cried the first 6 months of my pregnancy because a friend made me feel so guilty about being pregnant. If they would have just told me about their feelings then I would have understood, yet I had to hear second hand about many things and then they would make comments to us that just tore me apart. I wish for them to get pregnant. I would do anything to help them.posted 05/16/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
My Husband and I have been tring to get pregnant ever since I had a m/c almost 6 years ago. We have both been checked,I have also had an operation to check for anything wrong inside. I was told by my Doctor that everything is normal. I just found out that my sister is pregnant and that has bee very hard for me, I find it hard to feel happy for her and to except that no matter how I feel this is just the way that is going to be! I have tried to talk to my Mother-In-Law (we are very close...)about this and she thinks that im just being silly! I think that she just doesnt understand where im coming from because she has never had a m/s let alone even had a problem getting pregnant for her 4 kids. I hope for the best all the time but and very depressed aobut the whole thing. BUT I REFUSE TO GIVE UPposted 05/07/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
my friend has been trying for several years to become pregnant and many of her friends have become pregnant during this time. i was shocked to find out that she was in counceling for thoughts of suicide . my only advise is to enjoy your pregnancy but try not to have it take over every conversation.. i now have to find out a way to tell her i am pregnant for the second time.. wish me luck..posted 05/01/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
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