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Star of Bethlehem
Join us on a journey in search of the celestial object that led the wise men to the Christ Child. Along the way, you will learn who the wise men really were and where they came from. Using the planetarium's digital star field, we can re-create the night sky of 2,000 years ago to see what the wise men saw.
Grade Level: 1-12
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WWT: WorldWide Telescope Academic Program
WorldWide Telescope (WWT) is one of the most innovative computational technologies at Microsoft Research. This successful collaboration brings together research in the fields of computer science, astronomy, and science education. This online virtual telescope allows you to explore the universe for research and education purposes.
The WWT Academic Program facilitates and enhances WWT-based research and education collaboration with academics worldwide.
For a glimpse into WorldWide Telescope, watch the WWT video that premiered at the January 2009 AAS213 Conference.
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- WorldWide Telescope demoed at ACM SIGCSE 2010 conference, March 2010: In partnership with Microsoft Education, WorldWide Telescope demonstrations were carried out in full-dome-projection mode at the 41st ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education. WorldWide Telescope tours and talks were held in an inflatable dome, enabling visitors to see WorldWide Telescope in an immersive 3D environment.
- WorldWide Telescope Ambassadors Program: launched in January 2010 in partnership with Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics and WGBH, the WWT Ambassadors Program is recruiting astronomically-literate volunteers, including retired scientists engineers—all of whom will be trained to be experts in using WWT as a teaching tool. WWT Ambassadors will help to increase science literacy in the general public while forming intergenerational connections within their communities.
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Testimony :: Hon. Steny H. Hoyer
Commissioner - Helsinki Commission
Mr. Chairman, thank you for holding this timely and important hearing.
More than a decade ago, thanks to the outstanding leadership of my good friend, Ambassador Max Kampelman, and the contribution of Public Members like Judge Thomas Buergenthal, the OSCE participating States adopted the first international agreement to condemn anti-Semitism. That agreement, the 1990 Copenhagen Document, may be more relevant today than at any time since its adoption.
Like many others, I have been shocked and outraged by the tide of anti-Semitic violence which has swept over Europe in the past several weeks. According to press accounts, there have been more than 300 incidents of attacks on Jews and Jewish institutions in France since early April. In Belgium, there have been more than six attacks on the Jewish community, including the burning of a bookstore and a shooting at a synagogue, and similarly violent attacks against individuals and synagogues have occurred in Germany, Russia and Ukraine as well.
Mr. Chairman, in the face of such events, we cannot stand by in silence.
In countries experiencing such acts, national, local and community leaders must condemn anti-Semitism in the strongest terms and act swiftly to bring to justice those who would commit violent crimes – not excuse those activities as youthful excesses and hooliganism.
Such a response is to be expected from democratic governments and civilized society. Indeed, the OSCE participating States have pledged, in the Copenhagen Document, to do no less: All OSCE countries must take effective measures to protect individuals and their property from violence as a result of their racial, ethnic, cultural, or religious identity. The obligation to speak out against anti-Semitism – even when it does not rise to levels of violence – is one that must never be shirked. For to do so is to abdicate the most fundamental obligation of any government: the obligation to protect is citizens.
Mr. Chairman, there is much that I hope we will learn from our witnesses today. I hope our distinguished panel of witnesses will enlighten us regarding the parameters of the current threat to the Jewish community in the region; the connection, if any, of rising anti-Semitism to other worrisome developments, such as the rise of anti-immigrant political parties; and what actions the governments of the OSCE participating States are taking to forcefully condemn and prosecute anti-Semitic violence.
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MAYFIELD HEIGHTS -- A local fast food worker has been fired after a picture he took inside a Burger King went viral.
And it's pretty easy to see why. The worker is stepping right on two bins of lettuce.
Channel 3's Dan Haggerty was live outside the Mayfield Heights Burger King where we are told the picture was taken.
Tuesday afternoon, Burger King released a statement:
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Sankofa African-American Museum on Wheels
The Black Cultural Programming Committee (BCPC) presents: The Sankofa African-American Museum
The Sankofa African-American museum is a collection of African American artifacts, pictures, writings, and other relics taking the audience on a journey through history from 1860 to the present. It tells the stories of many African-Americans who have impacted not only this history of blacks, but American history as a whole. Many, such as MLK and the Tuskegee Airmen are known, but the unique part about this experience is the learning factor; many of those featured are not well-known. Ms. Angela Jennings, curator, will be in attendance throughout the exhibit to lead tours and answer questions. A thought-provoking lecture, guided tour and dramatic piece will take place on opening night, February 19, 2013 at 7:00 PM. A reception will follow.
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Get ready for spring! How to design a fragrant pathway; purple, this year's hottest hue for flowers; dealing with drainage; an enchanted woodland; our favourite woody climbers and more!
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Greiner and Tarbox Join Communications Staff
AMES, Iowa – The Iowa State Athletics Department announced today that Nicole Greiner and Patrick Tarbox will join the Athletics Communications office as assistant directors.
A native of Pittsburgh, Pa., Greiner received her journalism degree from Florida in 2011 while working as a student assistant in the UF Athletics Communications office for 2 ½ seasons.
After brief stints with the Atlantic Sun and Charlotte Bobcats, Greiner joined the athletics communications staff at Arkansas in 2012-13. Greiner was the primary contact for swimming and diving and was the secondary contact for men's hoops for the Razorbacks. Greiner's duties at Iowa State will include: primary contact for women's basketball, secondary contact for football and oversee soccer.
"We are thrilled to have Nicole join our office," said Mike Green, Director of Athletics Communications at Iowa State. "We really feel she is a rising star in our profession and she possesses all of the abilities which we were looking for."
Tarbox, who hails from West Des Moines, is a 2012 Iowa State graduate, working 4 ½ years in the ISU Athletics Communications office as a student assistant. Tarbox was the recipient of the 2012 Pete Taylor Memorial Scholarship.
Tarbox spent the 2012-13 season as an intern at TCU where he was the primary contact for the Horned Frog track and field and swimming and diving programs. Tarbox will be in charge of volleyball, softball and gymnastics as a member of the ISU Athletics Communications staff.
"I observed Patrick's work ethic and skills for a number of years when he was a student in our office," Green said. "He understands our mission and already has a wonderful rapport with our administration and coaches. It is great to have him back at Iowa State."


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November 16, 2005
As of November 15, Medicare beneficiaries can begin signing up for prescription drug coverage. The actual benefit goes into effect on January 1, 2006 and the initial enrollment period will run through May 15, 2006. As is being widely report in the press, the drug benefit offers multiple plan options that many elderly and disabled beneficiaries are finding confusing and overwhelming. Much of this confusion stems from the wide variation in coverage options and costs that vary across separate geographic regions.
Drug Coverage is Voluntary, Except for Dual Eligibles
Coverage under the Medicare drug benefit (known as Part D) is voluntary for most beneficiaries, except for extremely low-income beneficiaries who are concurrently eligible for Medicare and their state Medicaid program. These vulnerable beneficiaries (approximately 1/3 of whom have a severe mental illness) will be automatically assigned to Part D drug plans to ensure continuous coverage starting on January 1, 2006.
Assistance Available to Enrollment Decisions
Help for Medicare beneficiaries in making decisions about enrollment and which specific drug plan to select is available from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). The official Medicare website (www.medicare.gov) contains two separate search tools that can sort through available plan options and search for coverage of specific medications across all available plans. Problems with the speed and information on these websites have been reported and some beneficiaries may want to consider calling 1-800/MEDICARE (1-800/633-4227) and seek direct one-on-one assistance. By calling this number, beneficiaries can get (by mail) a personal profile of the three least expensive drug plan options available to them that discloses specific costs for enrollment, coverage for the specific drugs they have been prescribed and available pharmacies in a plan's network.
In order to get this personalized profile of drug plan options, beneficiaries will need to provide their Medicare enrollment number, zip code, their list of drugs (with specific dosages) and their preferred local pharmacy. All information provided is protected by confidentiality and is not retained by CMS. The beneficiary option profile will disclose monthly premiums, deductibles, and how various plans cover each prescribed drug (placement on the plan's formulary, cost sharing, and whether a medication is subject to prior authorization or other access restriction). The profile will also detail whether or not a preferred local pharmacy is part of a given plan's network.
Additional on-line resources are available to assist Medicare beneficiaries with mental illness in selecting a drug plan including:
Auto-Assignment Notices Sent to Dual Eligibles
Starting last week, CMS began forwarding "auto-enrollment" notices to dual eligible beneficiaries. These notices include disclosure of the specific drug plan that each dual eligible has been assigned to. Once assigned to a plan, a dual eligible can switch to an alternative drug plan at any time (either prior to January 1, or any time after), so long as it is at or below "benchmark." Benchmark plans are those at or below the national average in terms of cost. In every region of the country, there are at least six plan options.
Once enrolled in a Medicare drug plan, dual eligibles will receive comprehensive drug coverage with no monthly premium, no annual deductible, and no gap in coverage. The only costs imposed on drug coverage for dual eligibles will be $1 for generic prescriptions, and $3 for brand name prescriptions. Drug plans that enroll dual eligibles will be required to provide immediate coverage for all medications that were prescribed to an individual as of December 31, 2005 (this requirement is known as "continuity of care"). The text of the letter CMS is forwarding to dual eligible beneficiaries can be viewed here.
Low-Income Assistance Available
For Medicare beneficiaries who are low income, but above Medicaid eligibility (i.e., below 150% of poverty, or just over $14,000 for an individual and just over $19,000 for a couple), deep subsidies are available to purchase drug coverage. These subsidies will allow most who qualify to get coverage with little or no premium, no annual deductible, and cost sharing limited to $2 for generic medications and $5 for brand name medications Beneficiaries who think they qualify for this assistance can apply through the Social Security Administration. Applying for the low-income subsidy is separate from enrollment in a drug plan.
Optional Drug Benefit for Beneficiaries Above 150% of Poverty
Beyond coverage for dual eligibles and individuals eligible for the low-income subsidy, the coverage options vary widely. In most states, coverage is available at premiums as low as $10 to $15 per month. Some Medicare Advantage (MA) plans (HMOs & PPOs that offer comprehensive coverage) are offering drug coverage with no additional monthly premium. Nationally, premiums average about $30 per month with a maximum allowable annual deductible of $250. Plans are allowed to impose a gap in coverage between $2,500 and $3,600 on drug costs (the so-called "doughnut hole") in which beneficiary cost sharing is 100%. Above the catastrophic cap of $3,600, plans will cover approximately 95% of drug costs. Not every plan is imposing the doughnut hole, and many high premium plans are offering uninterrupted coverage below $3,600.
Individuals above 150% of poverty who do not enroll in a drug plan before May 15, 2006 could face a late enrollment penalty that compounds over time if they did not have other coverage (e.g. that offered by a former employer) as good as coverage available under Part D. Medicare beneficiaries with existing alternative drug coverage (including retiree coverage, veterans benefits, military coverage, etc.) are allowed to keep that coverage and can later enroll in a Part D plan and pay no penalty.
Coverage of Medications to Treat Mental Illness Will Be Comprehensive
CMS is requiring every Part D drug plan to cover "all or substantially all" of the medications within six specific therapeutic categories. Among these categories are anti-depressants, anti-psychotics, and anti-convulsants. As a result, coverage for medications to treat major mental illnesses such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and major depression is expected to be broad and comprehensive. Further, within these six therapeutic classes, plans will be limited in their ability to impose access restrictions such as prior authorization, step therapy, and "fail first" to "extraordinary circumstances" (for clinical reasons, as opposed to simply higher cost).
At the same time, the law authorizing the Medicare Part D benefit does include an important mandatory exclusion. This exclusion bars drug plans from offering coverage of benzodiazepines, including a number of medications commonly prescribed to treat acute mania in bipolar disorder and severe anxiety disorders. However, CMS is allowing states to continue to use Medicaid as a supplement and cover benzodiazepines for their dual eligible population.


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Masterchef Announces Open Casting Calls!
October 08, 2011 08:00 AM by Lisa Princ
We recently learned that Fox's Masterchef would be returning for a third season, and now they have announced their open casting calls! Do you have what it takes to be the next Masterchef? Read on for all the details!
Masterchef on Fox is returning for a third season, and now it's time to start casting. Do you have what it takes to impress Gordon Ramsay, Joe Bastianich, and Graham Elliot? If so, check out Fox's press release:
Chef Gordon Ramsay will once again give talented amateur cooks the chance to prove to him, and to fellow judges, restaurateur Joe Bastianich (Del Posto, Eataly) and Chef Graham Elliot (Graham Elliot, Grahamwich), that they have what it takes to make their mark on the culinary world. In the series, Ramsay, Bastianich and Elliot coach and critique the amateur cooks in a series of challenges designed to test their palates, knowledge and determination to follow their dreams of making a mark in the culinary world.
MASTERCHEF will travel to more cities than ever before to uncover the country's very best amateur cooks. Open casting calls begin Saturday, Oct. 29 in the following cities:
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Adam Rice sniffed slightly, fighting off the tears that came as the result of the Rifle High School football team's season coming to a close.
The Bears had just lost the Class 3A state championship game, 32-15, to Silver Creek at Legacy Stadium in Aurora. He and his teammates were leaving the locker room, still pondering everything the Raptors had done to end Rifle's run at an unbeaten season.
Rice, however, took a moment to ponder one of the things he loved, and will miss, about the 2012 season.
"Playing with these guys," the senior quarterback said.
Rice was one of several Rifle players who echoed that statement, even after the initial emotions following Silver Creek's win were still wearing off.
"There were so many great things and great memories which came out of this season," Rifle coach Damon Wells said. "It would be impossible to pick just one as a favorite."
The obvious ones are easy to see.
The Bears finished the season 13-1, running the table on their regular-season schedule and winning the 3A Western Slope League championship a second straight year. They were ranked No. 1 in most of the state's prep football polls for most of the season, thanks in part to a powerful running game that ranked first in the classification and second to Pueblo West statewide. They also set a school record for wins, eclipsing the previous high of 11 set in the 2011 season.
"The work and everything that we've gone through over the past few years all came together," said running back and safety Ryan Moeller. "I'm glad we had this chance. It's unfortunate that we lost, but I'm really glad we got this chance."
Moeller, - who has drawn collegiate interest from schools such as Colorado Mesa University and, more recently, Colorado State - rushed for 141 yards and two touchdowns against Silver Creek, bringing his final season rushing total to 3,002 yards. He finished with 3,211 yards of total offense and, including the 57 tackles, eight interceptions and four interception returns for scores, tallied 50 touchdowns. Only nine players in the nation, according to www.MaxPreps.com, ound the end zone more. Overall, he finished with 5,471 rushing yards during his final two years of high school.
Not to be outdone, junior Kellin Leigh finished with 1,174 yards on 121 carries, including a 117-yard performance against Silver Creek. Sophomore Isaac Rider chipped in 414 yards, leaving optimism for next season's rushing attack. Aaron Wagler, a senior, was the team's leading receiver with 23 catches for 332 yards and four touchdowns.
Rifle defense also proved to be one of the state's best, recording six shutouts and, even after allowing 30-plus points to Silver Creek and Roosevelt in the 3A playoffs, only allowed an average of 7.64 points per game.
Senior Cody Beauford's 122 tackles over the course of the season was a team high, and sophomore Austin Shepherd (70 tackles) finished second.
In all, 14 seniors graduate off the 2012 squad which, according to a rankings point system calculated by www.MaxPreps.com, ranked No. 1 in Class 3A.
It didn't take the initial sting away from this past Saturday's loss, but the season did, in the minds of some, leave a positive legacy for other Rifle teams to follow.
"I know we live in a world where ultimately success is defined by wins and losses," Wells said. "But right now, I couldn't be more proud to be associated with these kids and this program. The amount of work they do above and beyond the average high school student is unmeasurable, and it will serve them well for the rest of their lives. I'm proud to know all of them."


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City Guide : ParisParis is the capital city of France. It is situated on the River Seine, in the northern France, at the heart of the Île-de-France region. The Paris region is the France's foremost centre of economic activity. With €478.7 billion (US$595.3 billion), it produced more than a quarter of the gross domestic product (GDP) of France in 2005. With La Defense, the largest purpose built business district in Europe, it hosts the head offices of almost half of the major French companies, as well as the headquarters of ten of the world's 100 largest companies. It is regarded as one of the 4 major global cities.
Tourist AttractionsIf your home base is Paris and you're ready to explore the outskirts of the city, pack light and get ready. One of your options is to take a tour of Versailles, where you'll hear the history of the palace as well as the time of Louis XiV. Depending on what you want to spend and how much time you have, you can explore the Royal Apartments, walk in the park of the Chateau de Versailles, check out the Petit, the Grand Trianon, and the Queen's Hamlet, along with the castle and gardens.
Constructed by Architecture Gustave Eiffel between 1887-89, Eiffel Tower is the symbol of Paris and France. You can see all the scene of Paris from the Tower. Also, Notre Dame Cathedral is another significant historical structure being a magnificent example of French gothic architecture.
To see where Monet lived during his last 40 years, you can head to Giverny. If Van Gogh is more your style you'll enjoy Auvers sur Oise, a small village in which the artist inhabited during the last three months of his life. The Chantilly offers beautiful aristocratic chateau, stables and grounds, while the Chartres is most famous for its impressive Gothic cathedral. The Sancta Camisia, the article of clothing that was supposedly worn by Mary when she birthed Jesus, is located in the cathedral. It was a gift from Emperor Charlemagne's grandson in 876.
You may think you've seen it all after you've seen Mary's gown. But, you should not rule out Disneyland Paris, Europe's top destination, which has two theme parks, seven themed hotels, Disney Village, and Golf Disneyland. Placed just 32 kilometers outside the city, it's a spot loved by millions of children and adults alike.
Culture & EntertainmentOpera
The largest Opera houses fo Paris are the 19th-century Opéra Garnier and modern Opera Bastille. The former tends towards more classic ballets and operas, the latter provides a mixed repertoire of classic and modern.
Theatre/Concert halls
Theatre traditionally has had a large place in Parisian culture. This still holds true today, although, perhaps strangely, many of its most popular actors today are also stars of French television. A few major theaters of the city are Bobino, Théâtre Mogador and the Théâtre de la Gaîté-Montparnasse.
Most of the clubbing in Paris happens in clubs like Le Queen, L'Etoile, Le Cab which are highly selective.
Many of the city's concert and dance halls were transformed into movie theatres when the media became popular from the 1930s. Later, most of the largest cinemas were divided into multiple, smaller rooms. The city's largest cinema today is by far le Grand Rex theatre with 2800 seats, while other cinemas all have less than 1000 seats. There is now a trend toward modern complexes with more than 10 or 20 screens in the same building.
Food & DrinkParis is world- renowned as a capital of gastronomy: a winning combination of talent, expertise and high-quality French produce. To sample the delights of traditional French cuisine, the choice of restaurants and cafés is simply huge, each with its own particular atmosphere and style. Parisian restaurants, ambassadors of good taste, offer up an endless range of flavours: tasty country dishes, Mediterranean specialities, recipes from all over the world, a galaxy of cold meats and cheeses, creative desserts… Restaurants, bars, brasseries, tea rooms, ice cream parlours, open-air cafés or pubs invite gourmets from all over the world to a real culinary feast.
ShoppingBeneath their fabulous Art Nouveau glass domes, the Parisian department stores have become must-see monuments to rival the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame. Considered to be the leading shopping centre of Europe with 120 million visitors each year, the boulevard Haussmann is a city within the city. But let's not forget the stores on the rue de Rivoli, on the Left Bank or at the Madeleine. All together, they are a sparkling reflection of Paris in concentrated form, where all your shopping desires can be granted. Fashion, beauty, decoration, leisure and the art of entertaining are just the tip of the iceberg in the creative sea that awaits you.
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When did you come to know Paris?
When I was a child. I lived in a suburb of Paris, and every Wednesday I went into the city to see a movie. Seeing those beautiful streets and a big city full of people every week was a wonderful experience. Paris taught me that the world is a vast place.
How have you been influenced by Paris in your books?
Actually, what influences most of my books is the old Paris. The two thrillers I've written are set in the Paris of the 1900's. It took me three years to get a grasp of the Paris of that time and represent it realistically in those stories. I examined 7,000 documents and hundreds of maps and pictures. It's like the story of a French Jack the Ripper!
What are three things everyone who goes to Paris absolutely must do?
1. Take a walk near the Louvres on a summer night.
2. Visit the catacombs, where there are millions of skeletons all over the place.
3. Enjoy a panoramic view of Paris from the terrace of a beautiful cafe.
How about fall in Paris?
Like everywhere else in the world, it's spellbinding because metropolises are a reminder of what we harbor inside us.
1. The skyscrapers in the district of La Défense carve out a modern skyline amidst the city's classical architecture.
2 .You can take in a variety of performances on Georges Pompidou Square.
3. Montmartre, where Sacré-Coeur Basilica is located, is known as 'The Balcony of Paris'.
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Mark your calendars! OPUS 2011 will be hosted at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel, May 17-19, 2011. We're developing an extensive lineup of speakers and domain experts based on your feedback and look forward to seeing you. A lot has changed since we last met and the world of risk management has evolved dramatically.
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A recent survey of Bank CIOs shows that increased regulatory pressures falling out from new and changing regulations as well as the need to improve reporting are expected to be major drivers of increased IT spending at banks. The survey, conducted by Bank Systems and Technology magazine asked members of its Reader Advisory Board about plans for IT spending in 2011. According to the report, "most banks will undertake major systems upgrades in the next 12 months." The projects include compliance, core systems and mobile banking initiatives.
Paul Johnson, CIO of Winston-Salem, N.C.-based BB&T, stated "responding to regulatory requirements [and] expectations" will be a top priority. Jerry Hermes, CIO of Navy Federal Credit Union added, "The regulatory changes we have to watch for next year will be huge."
The scope of recent rulemaking such as Dodd-Frank suggests that we're going to be in a very dynamic regulatory environment for a long time. If you're evaluating regulatory compliance solutions to assist with this dynamic environment of regulatory change, you would do well to require one that can help you put in a place a programmatic framework for communicating changes and managing the internal regulatory change process, as well as managing the interactions with external regulators. Lastly, make sure this information architecture can adapt to change over time.
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A recent client discussion reminds me of an article I came across a few years back with important implications for dealing with risk – or rather a risk that materializes into a major problem. The article, "What Organizations Don't Want To Know Can Hurt," focuses on events surrounding the College Board when it learned of extensive errors scoring its SAT tests, and provides a good example of not to do.
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In a recent research brief published by Forrester Research, analyst Chris McClean listed his predictions for GRC in 2011 and beyond. #3 on his list is: "New and changing regulations will hinder GRC maturity in the short term."
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The days grow shorter and the nights become colder, and before you know it the holidays are upon us. Even small household accidents become tragedies when they involve your family or guests. Entertaining overnight guests may create a little extra stress for the household. Take time to prepare your home for the holidays, so everyone can be nestled all snug in their beds.
1. Prepare the Family – With all the excitement of pending visitors, every household member needs to know what to expect. Try to keep the everyday routine as normal as possible. Remind everyone of the changes that may have to be made to keep the guests comfortable and safe. This may mean giving up a bed or room to grandparents or putting toys with small parts away where toddlers can't reach them. If guests will be coming and going while you are not home, you may need to inform the neighbors so that there will be no problems with mistaken identity.
2. Prepare the Guests – Once your visitors have arrived, review your family emergency escape plan with them. Show them where the fire extinguishers and first-aid kits are kept. Keep essential phone numbers nearby or program their cell phones. If it's necessary to use a space heater, instruct them on its safe operation. If they will be on their own in the kitchen, review the workings of appliances like the stove, toaster, and coffee pot.
3. Prepare the House – Keep the outside walkways clear of snow and ice and also well lit. Remove any hazards that could cause tripping like throw rugs or runners. Locate nightlights to help nighttime navigation. Use nonslip mats in the bathtub and install grab bars if necessary. To protect youngsters, lock up anything toxic, like cleaning supplies and medicines. If you are not used to having children around, you may need to seek help in childproofing the house. Inspect smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors to make sure they are working.
4. Prepare the Decorations – Consider using flameless candles. If you must light up, keep candles high enough that pets and children can't reach them but away from draperies and curtains. Place extension cords away from foot traffic, but do not place them under carpeting or area rugs. Be aware of the placement of glass ornaments so they are away from both pets' and toddler's reach. Refrain from using tinsel around pets and children as it can be toxic. Be aware that some holiday plants like poinsettias can be poisonous. Check with your guests about allergy information. Your beautiful live Christmas tree could cause them constant sneezing and wheezing.
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Maintain systematic and organized fire service training reports and records with NFPA 1401.
NFPA 1401: Recommended Practice for Fire Service Training Reports and Records presents a systematic approach to providing essential information for managing the training function of the fire service organization.
It includes the types of records, reports, and forms that can serve as basic information tools for effective training administration. It also provides recommended practices related to computerization of records and reports and the legal aspects of record keeping.
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Third Annual Careers in Internal Auditing Event - Thursday, March 7, 2013
Thursday, 3/7/13 – Third Annual Careers in Internal Auditing Event
Note: This event is targeted for all undergraduate and graduate students and it is applicable to all students with an emphasis in internal auditing. Many students pursue internal audit careers paths with a variety of educational backgrounds.
Xavier Department of Accountancy and Cincinnati Chapter of the Institute of Internal Auditors Third Annual Careers in Internal Auditing Event.
Don't miss this annual event! It will provide valuable information on internal auditing and beyond including great tips on career planning and placement!
Cintas Center – Schiff Family Conference Center, 6:00pm -7:30pm. Hosted by the Accounting Society and Beta Alpha Psi.
The following individuals will be in attendance and will be able to answer questions on opportunities within their respective organizations:
· John Zeszut – North Side Bank
· Greg Dooley – Federal Home Loan Bank (*)
· Cheryl Becker – Cintas (*)
· Jimmy Parker – Con Agra (*)
· Mike Flynn – 5/3 (*)
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Washington, DC (SportsNetwork.com) - In what turned out to be one of the most
bizarre NBA games in recent memory, James Harden scored 25 points with eight
rebounds and five assists and the Houston Rockets fended off a furious
Washington comeback attempt for a 114-107 win over the Wizards from a faulty
Verizon Center.
The game was delayed at the start of the second and third quarters due to a
leak in the Verizon Center roof that continuously dripped water onto the floor
at halfcourt near the scorer's table.
Dwight Howard scored 23 points with seven rebounds and Terrence Jones recorded
a double-double of 19 points and 17 rebounds for Houston, winners in three of
its last four games. Jeremy Lin chipped in 18 points and eight assists in the
John Wall and Trevor Ariza registered double-doubles in Washington's fourth
straight loss at home, as each scored 23 points. Wall added 10 assists and
Ariza grabbed 14 rebounds
Kevin Seraphin added 18 points off the bench for the Wizards, while Bradley
Beal scored 13 points in the loss.
The game was tied at 29 after one quarter of play when there was a lengthy
delay at the start of the second stanza.
Because of the leak, the game was delayed 35 minutes as personnel tried to
deal with the situation.
Coming out of the elongated holdup, Omri Casspi scored the first seven points
for Houston as the Rockets went on a 16-6 run over six-plus minutes into the
Later in the frame, Casspi knocked down another trey that ignited a 18-4 spurt
that Howard capped with a hook shot and help the Rockets to a 63-42 advantage
with a 1 1/2 left until halftime.
Martell Webster hit a 3 to close the scoring in the half and the Wizards
trailed 63-46 at the break.
There was another delay at the start of the third quarter, however, not as
After 22 minutes following the break, the players got back onto the floor to
ramp it up for another 24 minutes.
Much like the first break, Houston was the team who looked ready to play,
outscoring the Wizards 10-4 in the opening 2:05 of the quarter. Harden capped
the run with a trey and the Rockets had a commanding 73-50 lead.
Washington outscored Houston 13-6 in the final 2:48 to cut the deficit to 15
heading into the fourth.
Washington, however, surged back in the fourth quarter, outscoring the Rockets
23-3 over the first half of the frame to take a 102-97 lead. Seraphin scored
10 points during the burst as the Verizon Center faithful were treated to an
astounding comeback.
Harden added 1-of-2 from the line to end over six minutes of scoreless
basketball for Houston and the Rockets trailed 102-98 with 4:34 remaining.
He then added a pair of free throws and a driving layup to tie the game at
102 with 2 1/2 minutes to play.
Wall missed a layup and Harden made an incredible step-back jumper and was
fouled by Beal in the process. Harden made the free throw as he single handily
led an 8-0 run to give Houston a 105-102 lead.
Lin then found Jones, who made a lefty hook shot to increase the Rockets
margin to five with 51.9 seconds left and Washington's comeback attempt came
up just short.
"They made plays down the stretch and we didn't," said Wizards head coach
Randy Wittman. "It just about boils down to that."
Game Notes
Houston shot 52.1 percent from the floor, while Washington shot 42.1 percent
... Washington outrebounded Houston 47-43, including 17-9 on the offensive
glass ... Casspi scored 14 points off the bench ... Houston had 19 turnovers
and Washington had 11.
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Ports can be good "green" neighbors too
December 22, 2010
As noted in this column many times in the past, seaports are key to any sustainable economic recovery in this country.
The American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) is right to point out that critical components of these "economic engines" are the diesel engines that power the ports' cargo-handling equipment, drayage trucks and harbor craft, such as tugs, towboats and ferries. ?
Yet, diesel engines often contribute to reduced air quality, as older engines emit higher levels of particulate matter (PM) and oxides of nitrogen (NOX) than do newer technologies. As larger vessels enter U.S. waters bringing more cargo, ports must expand their landside operations to accommodate this growth, resulting in greater truck and rail traffic to and from the ports and increases in equipment used to load and unload cargo.
While increasing trade yields tremendous economic benefits, America's public port agencies strive to both meet the nation's commerce needs and be good stewards of the coastal environment, and have used DERA grants to reduce emissions in some of the country's most densely populated areas.
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Bellevue State Park
Once an elegant estate of the William duPont family, Bellevue State Park offers summer concerts, tennis courts, equestrian stables, gardens, and a picturesque pond. Tours are periodically offered of the historic mansion, which is also available for meetings, elegant weddings, or other special gatherings. (302) 761-6963.
Fort Delaware State Park
Watch the Civil War come to life at historic Fort Delaware State Park, located on Pea Patch Island in the Delaware River. Spend a fascinating day experiencing the Fort's acclaimed Living History program as you explore soldiers' quarters, ramparts, parade grounds, and gun emplacements. Take a ride on the Delafort, the Fort's passenger ferry (302) 834-7941.
Fort DuPont State Park
Located in Delaware City at the northern foot of the Reedy Point Bridge, Fort DuPont State Park is currently under development. This historic state park features a self-guided trail and periodically-scheduled walking tours that detail the Fort's military history from the Civil War through the First World War. Other facilities include tennis courts, a basketball court, and a ball field. A popular fishing area, the park provides a beautiful view of the Delaware River. (302) 834-7941.
Port Penn Interpretive Center
Discover historic Port Penn and its distinctive way of life. Located at Delaware Route 9 and Road 2, the Port Penn Interpretive Center features exhibits and programs devoted to the traditions of this wetland community. Self-guided tours include the Wetland Interpretive Trail and the Historic Home Village Walk. Interpreter-led group tours are available by reservation. (302) 836-2533.
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Cape Henlopen State Park
Enjoy almost 4,000 acres of history, natural wonders, and sunshine at Cape Henlopen State Park. Guarded beaches, a ¼ mile fishing pier stretching into Delaware Bay, and family campgrounds are just a few of the features at this popular beach park. The Seaside Nature Center offers a variety of programs year-round and is an ideal gathering point for birdwatching during the spring and fall migrations. (302) 645-8983.
Delaware Seashore State Park
Delaware Seashore State Park offers six miles of beautiful ocean and bay shoreline. With surfing, fishing, swimming, sunbathing, a campground, a boat ramp, year-round furnished cottages, and a 295-slip marina with charter and head boats, Delaware Seashore has everything you need for family fun at the beach. (302) 227-2800.
Fenwick Island State Park
Retreat from the busy ocean resorts with a trip to Fenwick Island State Park. Considered by many to be the best beach in Delaware, this quiet park offers boat rentals, surfing, swimming, fishing, sunbathing, and other saltwater fun for the whole family. (302) 227-2800.
Holts Landing State Park
Pack a picnic and enjoy a day of fishing, clamming, or crabbing at Holts Landing State Park. Tucked away on the south shore of the Indian River Bay, the park features a convenient boat ramp as well as a playground and nature trail. (302) 227-2800.
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Killens Pond State Park
Centrally located in Delaware, Killens Pond State Park is only about an 1½-hour drive from either the northern or southern boundary of the state. Boat rentals and picnic pavilions make Killens a perfect place to enjoy the outdoors. The year-round campground makes a perfect "home base" for exploring the First State. Cozy camping cabins are also available. (302) 284-4526.
Trap Pond State Park
There is no more enchanting location in Delaware to hike, fish, camp, or picnic than Trap Pond State Park. Enter a world of abundant wildlife as you hike the Cypress Point Trail, rent a boat or canoe and explore the northernmost natural stand of baldcypress, or enjoy a nature program at the Baldcypress Nature Center. (302) 875-5163.
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White Clay Creek State Park
Escape to the tranquil beauty of White Clay Creek State Park. Nestled in the northwest corner of Delaware, the park's forested hills create a relaxing oasis of cool green leaves and rushing streams. The park includes the Carpenter Recreation Area, featuring some of the finest hiking trails in the area; the pristine White Clay Creek Preserve; and the peaceful trails of Possum Hill. (302) 368-6900.
Brandywine Creek State Park
Brandywine Creek runs through the heart of peaceful Brandywine Creek State Park. Relax and enjoy rolling hills, mature woodlands, meadows, and marshlands where piedmont streams tumble down gentle slopes. Be sure to visit the park's Nature Center. (302) 577-3534.
Fox Point State Park
Take time to visit Fox Point State Park, just off I-495, east of Wilmington. This newly-developed park provides front-row seats to the Delaware River. Take a stroll, ride a bike, or picnic while the kids enjoy the play area. Horseshoe pits and volleyball courts are also available. (302) 761-6963.
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The Brandywine Zoo
The Brandywine Zoo, just steps from the Brandywine River is home to exotic animals such as the Siberian Tiger, Andean Condor, Gold Lion Tamarin and much more.
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The newest state park, Alapocas Run, just off I-95 and Route 202, offers wooded trails, the unique Can-Do Playground, the innovative Blue Ball Barn and many recreational opportunities.
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With over 800 camp sites, Delaware State Parks have a lot to offer recreational campers. Make your vacation home amid towering trees near a freshwater pond, or enjoy a view of rolling sand dunes and sparkling bay waters. Five of Delaware's state parks offer public camping:
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Zinc is a mineral that's involved in more than 200 different chemical reactions in the human body. It's involved in the metabolism of protein, bone mineralization, alcohol metabolism, wound healing, healthy immune function and fertility, to name a few. Fortunately, zinc is available from a variety of food sources, although animal-based foods are better sources than plant-based ones. Some of the best sources of dietary zinc include seafood, beef, liver, lamb, pork, dark-meat turkey, chicken, wheat germ, wheat bran, pecans, sunflower seeds and chickpeas. Some breakfast cereals and other foods are fortified with zinc. Zinc from animal sources is better absorbed than zinc from plant sources.
It was once thought that zinc deficiency was uncommon, but more recent research suggests that a significant number of people may not get enough zinc in their diet. This includes vegetarians, alcoholics and people who eat a calorie-restricted diet. Some digestive problems such as inflammatory bowel disease and celiac disease reduce zinc absorption and increase the risk of deficiency. Taking large quantities of minerals such as magnesium, iron and copper can also interfere with the absorption of zinc.
Zinc deficiency can have serious consequences. Adults who are deficient in zinc may experience loss of the ability to taste and smell, low sex drive, infertility, poor wound healing, hair loss, skin problems and an increased risk of infection. Children with low zinc levels can have delayed growth and sexual development.
Some research suggests that zinc can shorten the duration of a cold by several days. That's why some people with the sniffles pop zinc lozenges at the first sign of a cold to shorten its course. This may be effective for some, but there are potential side effects. Some people experience nausea and an unpleasant taste in their mouth after using oral zinc or zinc lozenges. One of the more serious side effects is loss of the ability to smell, but this is only a risk for forms of zinc applied directly to the nose.
Not only is zinc important for wound healing, it's beneficial for the treatment of acne. Research suggests that oral zinc gluconate in supplement form reduces the number of inflammatory acne lesions. Zinc may also be beneficial topically for treating inflammatory acne. According to a study published in the European Journal of Dermatology, a combination of topical erythromycin and zinc acetate was effective for reducing the number of active acne lesions and comedones.
Another form of zinc called zinc pyrithione is effective for treating dandruff. That's why it's an ingredient in some dandruff treatment shampoos. It also appears to modestly boost hair growth in men with androgenic alopecia.
Zinc in the form of zinc oxide is used as an active ingredient in physical sunscreens that work by blocking or deflecting the sun's rays so they don't cause skin damage. Some people prefer physical sunscreens over chemical ones since they stay on the surface of the skin and aren't absorbed. Zinc oxide is a highly effective ingredient in such products.
Recently, scientists in Japan discovered that a zinc salt called zinc PCA helps to protect skin against damage caused by ultraviolet light from the sun. It does this by suppressing an enzyme activated by ultraviolet light that breaks down collagen. It also appears to boost collagen production in the dermis of the skin. This is important since collagen levels decline with age, and collagen is important for keeping skin firm and wrinkle-free. Zinc PCA is already used in some cosmetic products as an astringent and a preservative.
Is topical and supplemental zinc safe? Taking high doses of zinc orally can interfere with absorption of other minerals, particularly copper. It's possible to develop a copper deficiency from taking large amounts of zinc. This is something to consider before taking zinc in supplement form, although there's a little risk of this when taking the amounts used in acne treatment. Zinc supplements can also cause nausea and diarrhea. Topical zinc in cosmetic and skin care products including sunscreens appears to be safe.


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Editors at Elle magazine have defended their decision to cover up actress Melissa McCarthy on the front of the latest issue, despite criticism that they are purposefully trying to hide her fuller figure.
The "Bridesmaids" star is featured on the cover of the fashion magazine's November issue, as part of the annual Women in Hollywood celebration.
In the photograph, McCarthy is bundled up in a winter coat, which readers have deemed as pure 'sizeism' – because on alternate covers, Reese Witherspoon flaunts her body in a fitted black dress, while The Descendants star Shailene Woodley shows off skin in a black swimsuit.
In response to the backlash, editors at the high-fashion publication are defending their styling decision, as well as their choice to feature McCarthy on the cover.
A statement reads: "On all of our shoots, our stylists work with the stars to choose pieces they feel good in, and this is no different: Melissa loved this look, and is gorgeous on our cover. We are thrilled to honor her as one of our Women in Hollywood this year."
This isn't the first time the curvy McCarthy has gained attention for her weight – this summer, fans in the U.K. were outraged after film chiefs appeared to digitally slim down the actress in a promotional poster for the comedy "The Heat."


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text: Photo Gallery Pictures: National Geographic's Top Ten Discoveries To mark the National Geographic Society's 10,000th grant, Society experts have named Nat Geo's top grant projects since 1890. PUBLISHED Fri Dec 09 14:12:00 EST 2011 0 1 / 11 10,000 Strong As of today, the National Geographic Society has issued 10,000 grants funding research and exploration since 1890—including, on the following pages, the ten National Geographic grant projects that, according to an internal panel, "have made the greatest difference in understanding the Earth."(Watch a video highlighting National Geographic-funded research projects.)Now—after a 120-year history of supporting the excavation of Machu Picchu, the discovery of the Titanic wreck, Jane Goodall's chimpanzee research, and much more—National Geographic is awarding its 10,000th grant. The funding goes to Krithi Karanth (pictured), a conservation biologist with Duke University and the India-based Centre for Wildlife Studies.Karanth will use her funding to assess human-wildlife conflicts in five parks in India's Western Ghats region, which is home to tigers, Asian elephants, and other endangered and threatened animals. (Learn more about Karanth and her work, in her own words.)"Krithi is emblematic of the direction of National Geographic in many ways," said John Francis, Vice President for Research, Conservation, and Exploration at National Geographic."She studies human interactions with declining and impacted wildlife, and she has had a rich personal history as a field biologist."A native of Bangalore, Karanth also represents the increasingly international nature of National Geographic grantees, Francis added. "About 40 percent of our grants are to non-North Americans, and every decade for the past four decades, we've increased that by 10 percent," he said.(The National Geographic Society owns National Geographic News.)—Ker Than Photograph by Sandesh Kadur, National Geographic Lightless Life Discovered Oceanographer Robert Ballard used a 1977 National Geographic grant—and the Alvin submersible (file picture)—to help discover hydrothermal vents deep in the Pacific Ocean's Galápagos Rift, which contained the first known life-forms not dependent on photosynthesis. (Watch video of hydrothermal vents.)National Geographic's Francis said, "The idea that there are still unique life-forms on the planet that have yet to be discovered is something that most people don't fully appreciate." (Also see "Deepest Volcanic Sea Vents Found; 'Like Another World.'")In 1985 Ballard made headlines again as leader of the expedition that found the wreck of the H.M.S. Titanic. (Join a live video chat with Ballard on the National Geographic Facebook page, December 14 at 3:30pm ET [20:30 UT].)The first National Geographic grant was awarded in 1890, when the two-year-old National Geographic Society decided to launch an exploration program to increase geographic knowledge of Earth. That grant was given to a team to explore Canada's Mount St. Elias. The explorers had to turn back because of menacing weather and avalanches, but they returned with a wealth of scientific information, including the first documented sighting of Mount Logan, Canada's highest peak.The combined total of National Geographic's grants awarded since 1890 is U.S. $153 million. Several committees, consisting of experts in their fields, review more than a thousand grant applications every year and give awards to about a third of them."We like to think of ourselves as a risk-taking enterprise," Francis said. "We like for people to come to us with their new ideas and to give them an opportunity to test things that perhaps others wouldn't take a risk on."(Watch video: "Why Nat Geo Exploration Is 'Important to Us All.'") Photograph by Emory Kristof and Alvin Chandler, National Geographic Goodall Unlocks Ape Secrets Beginning in 1961, primatologist and grantee Jane Goodall, seen in an undated picture with a wild chimpanzee, used her National Geographic support for pioneering research on chimps, including the discovery of toolmaking—long seen as a behavior unique to humans. (Photos: Being Jane Goodall.)"One thing that many people don't know about Jane Goodall is that, compared to today—where we tend to focus on people who have strong records as academics for our science grants—Jane was untested. But she came forward with an enthusiasm and curiosity that really ignited the interest of the leaders at National Geographic at the time," Francis said."We're doing more of that today," he added. "We have a Young Explorers grant program, and we identify emerging explorers and celebrate them at a yearly symposium. We are constantly looking for the new and the untested, not just of people but also ideas." Photograph by Vanne Goodall, National Geographic Machu Picchu Revealed The legendary Inca mountaintop city of Machu Picchu in Peru is pictured shortly after Yale archaeologist Hiram Bingham began excavations in 1911 with funding from a National Geographic grant."This part of Inca culture was completely unknown to most of Western society, and it was one of our first significant ventures into archaeology at the Society," Francis said."It was otherworldly and exciting and has become emblematic for National Geographic exploration in the century to follow."(Related: "What Was Machu Picchu For? Top Five Theories Explained.") Photograph by Hiram Bingham, National Geographic Redwoods Protected Two scientists, including National Geographic grantee Chester Brown (center), measure the girth of the world's tallest redwood tree in Redwood Creek, California, in the mid-1960s. (See more redwood pictures.)Brown, of the U.S. National Park Service, received a grant in 1963 that helped establish Redwood National Park—decades after National Geographic magazine had played a role in the establishment of the Park Service itself."The Organic Act, which gave rise to the national park system, was motivated in part by an [April 1916] issue of National Geographic, which had a foldout of the General Sherman tree, the largest of the giant sequoias," Francis said.(Also see "Oldest Living Tree Found in Sweden.") Photograph by Paul Zahl, National Geographic Antarctic Flight and Photography Admiral Richard Byrd checks a sun compass from an aircraft in Antarctica (Watch a video on the Byrd expedition).In 1929, carrying both the compass and a National Geographic Society flag, Byrd and four companions became the first to fly over the South Pole. In the process they photographed 60,000 square miles (155,400 square kilometers) of Antarctica from the air."The fact that the Poles were much harder to reach than other parts of the planet made them obvious categories for exploration," Francis said."There is this concept of exploration where you're filling in the white spaces on a map ... and [Byrd] was doing just that. Of course, now exploration takes many new forms—including a variety of remote sensing devices—beyond the photographs that Byrd used in his reconnaissance." Photograph courtesy Admiral Richard A. Byrd Polar Center Cousteau Exposes Ocean World Ocean explorer Jacques Cousteau poses with one of his underwater research vessels—a rudderless diving saucer that could maneuver with thrusting nozzles like an underwater airplane—in an undated photograph."Besides being a very charismatic communicator about the beauties of the ocean world, Cousteau was also instrumental in establishing the Aqua-Lung"—an underwater breathing device—"as a technology that expanded the realm of ocean exploration."Starting in 1952, Cousteau received a total of 37 grants from National Geographic and took its magazine readers along on a dozen expeditions via stories and photography.Marine ecologist and National Geographic explorer-in-residence Enric Sala continues Cousteau's legacy by conducting research that helps explore and conserve the ocean's last pristine places.(Related pictures: "World's Largest Marine Reserve Announced.") Photograph by Thomas J. Abercrombie, National Geographic Leakeys Find Evolutionary Evidence Paleontologists Louis and Mary Leakey examine fossils at a field site in Kenya.The search for evidence of early humans by a succession of Leakeys—Louis and Mary, their son and daughter-in-law Richard and Meave, and their granddaughter Louise—has received a total of 76 grants from the National Geographic Society, beginning in 1960."We've given a long string of grants" to the Leakey family, Francis said. "They have had a legacy impact on the advancement of our understanding of human origins, which continues to this day." Photograph by Melville B. Grosvenor, National Geographic Finding a Fin-Limb Link University of Chicago paleontologist Neil Shubin poses with a reconstruction of Tiktaalik. Discovered in 2004 during a National Geographic-funded project, Tiktaalik is a 375-million-year-old fish that scientists think was one of the first creatures to emerge from the oceans onto land."Paleontology is a tremendous arena for us. If we don't know where the world has been, we'll have a hard time understanding where it might go," National Geographic's Francis said.Numerous Society grants have funded paleontology around the globe, including the discovery of new dinosaur species on nearly every continent by paleontologist and National Geograhgic grantee Paul Sereno."The fossil world is one that continues to deliver exciting discoveries," Francis said, "and we've been there from the early days."(Related evolution pictures: "From Fins to Wings.") Photograph by John Weinstein, National Geographic Charting the Seafloor Cartographers Bruce Heezen and Marie Tharp pore over a map of the ocean floor in an undated picture.In 1970 Heezen and Tharp used a National Geographic grant to map the seafloor for the first time, showing ridges and contours as rugged as any landscape on shore.Their research led to the creation "of a classic map in National Geographic that showed ridges in the ocean floor," Francis said."That map was used everywhere, and it was a very creative step in cartography that ended up having a lot of impact on how people envisioned things like continental drift, the spreading of the seafloor, and the understanding that the ocean bottom had structure with a deep history."(Related video: "Scientists 'See' Ocean Floor via Sonar.") Photograph by Nathan Benn, National Geographic Uncovering Monarch Eden A guide in Mexico wears a hat festooned with monarch butterflies (file picture). National Geographic funding in 1975 helped biologist Fred Urquhart discover the butterfly's winter destination (Read the National Geographic article on the monarch butterfly discovery.)"The large distances that these delicate creatures travel is a wonderful hallmark of the absolutely phenomenal processes on the planet," Francis said.National Geographic continues to fund research investigating the migratory behavior of creatures, including the work of zoologist Martin Wikelski, who uses miniature radio transmitters to study migrating birds and insects.To encourage the cross-pollination of ideas among its diverse grantees, National Geographic holds an annual Explorers Symposium at its Washington, D.C., headquarters."We bring together people who are identified as leaders in their field, and we arrange dialogues on stage where they talk about big questions and look for solutions across the boundaries of their disciplines," Francis said."People sometimes think of National Geographic as a media company, but the people who get our magazine and watch our shows empower this enormous engine of continued support in the areas of exploration, research, and conservation."(Read more about National Geographic's 1st and 10,000th grants in the January issue of National Geographic magazine.) Photograph by Bianca Lavies, National Geographic Related Stories Week's Best Space Pictures: How Huge Black Holes Are Born This Week's Night Sky: See Mars and Jupiter Compete Crocodiles and Palm Trees in the Arctic? New Report Suggests Yes.


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2) We have several hundred "global" or "Universal" email folders that allow our employees to save email in. This means we can put all emails involving a client into one folder. I have seen it mentioned that Zimbra does have "shared email" but I was wondering how that worked.
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RICHFIELD, Ohio (AP) — Ohio's attorney general has completed an outside investigation of a Cleveland police chase that ended with 13 officers firing 137 rounds, killing two people.
Attorney General Mike DeWine's office says he will report findings Tuesday at the state crime laboratory in Richfield.
Recent final autopsy results show there was cocaine in the blood of the driver and his passenger. The driver was shot 23 times, the passenger 24 times.
Some community leaders called the Nov. 29 shootings a racially motivated execution. The police union says the shootings were justified because the driver tried to ram an officer.
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Calif. arrestee's 'hot' mug shot goes viral
STOCKTON, Calif. - A handsome mug shot of a Northern California man arrested on felony weapons charges has gone viral on social media, attracting more than 33,000 "likes" and drawing comments praising his high cheek bones, chiseled face and striking blue eyes.
Jeremy Meeks, 30, a felon, was arrested Wednesday on five weapons charges and one gang charge, according to Officer Joseph Silva, a spokesman for the Stockton Police Department.
"I have not seen that many likes for a photo before," he said.
No previous arrest photo has garnered so much positive attention since the department set up the Facebook page in March 2012, Silva told The Associated Press.
By late Thursday, Meeks' arrest photo had garnered more than 33,000 "likes," and 10,400 comments, and had been shared more than 3,300 times.
"Wow. That is one good looking mug shot!" one person wrote.
"Momma, I'm in love with a criminal," another joked.
Some online commentators even said Meeks looked like he belonged in an Abercrombie & Fitch ad or on the show "America's Next Top Model."
Still others were disapproving, such as one observer who said, "He may be a tad bit cute, but with six felonies, he ain't that cute."
And Friday, #JeremyMeeks was trending on Twitter nationwide, and memes with his face were popping up:
#jeremymeeks pic.twitter.com/bIY365LBfh— Benny (@hossbenny) June 20, 2014
What does everybody think of our new signing #jeremymeeks - Some legal issues but he will be on our website soon. pic.twitter.com/vkQ0MPBjCY— Alan Sharman Agency (@AlanSharman) June 20, 2014
Lmaoo I am sorry I just to laugh at the way his looks could have used in the fashion industry #jeremymeeks pic.twitter.com/shAYHm38Ln— 2dandee00 (@2dandee00) June 20, 2014
And the meme's keep on coming for #jeremymeeks #hotmugshot as found by @SineadGarvan @BBCNewsbeat pic.twitter.com/4l3UyQb2kr— Chi Chi Izundu (@blondeafro) June 20, 2014
Meeks was one of four men taken into custody during Operation Ceasefire, a multiagency mission to curb a recent increase in shootings and robberies in the Weston Ranch area of Stockton, a Northern California city of about 300,000 nestled amid the network of waterways that form the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta.
Four firearms were confiscated during a sweep Wednesday involving the Stockton police gang unit, the FBI, the U.S. Marshals Task Force and other agencies.
Silva called Meeks "one of the most violent criminals in the Stockton area," though he declined to provide any details on the crimes that Meeks is believed to have been involved in.
Meeks, who is being held in lieu of $900,000 bail, is scheduled to be arraigned Friday afternoon.
Silva did not know whether he had retained a lawyer.


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We are in the process of migrating our old ZCS installation from physical servers to virtual servers. We have two MTA servers, and two mail servers, and the mail servers are configured with Symantec Veritas Cluster Server clustering software. I have migrated the two MTA servers over to VM's without any issues, so the next step is to migrate the mail servers.
What we'd like to do is move all of the data off of the active node in the cluster over to a single VM, and then have that new VM be the only mailstore server in the network. I'm not sure how messy that would be, and I've not found any posts, etc, on if that's even possible.
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By and large, HR consulting firms have stepped lightly around the issue of how well their corporate clients have cut costs and employees during the past year. It's rare to hear outright criticism that businesses botched the job.
But Rusty Rueff doesn't mince words on the subject. Rueff, the former head of HR at video game giant Electronic Arts and now a board member of workplace feedback site Glassdoor.com, remains appalled that so many firms chopped workers between the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays last year.
"You just don't do that," he says.
What's more, some companies made "cosmetic cuts" designed to please Wall Street with little sense of whether they were appropriate, Rueff says.Rueff, who also served as CEO of digital music distributor Snocap and worked in HR at Frito-Lay, isn't a stranger to layoffs. Nor is he opposed to them. But he thinks companies should try to do them once, and cut deeply enough so that no others are needed.
Last year, the initial cuts companies made often were 7 percent or less of the workforce, Rueff says. As a result, firms often required another round or more of layoffs later on, he says. In addition, some leaders have taken advantage of the fact that employees have had few job options during the downturn, Rueff argues.
At some firms, an "abusive" relationship has taken shape, Rueff argues, with employers the guilty party.
"They've been callous," he says. "They've been insensitive."Rueff and I butted heads some when I reported about overtime concerns in the game industry several years ago. And I'm inclined to think many companies could have gotten through the recession with minimal or no layoffs, partly through furloughs and other methods to trim expenses.
But I appreciate Rueff's refreshing candor on the question of job cuts. There's a fair amount of evidence that employees, including top performers, have felt mistreated or let down by their employers over the past year.
A recent survey of 500 U.S. employees from consulting firms APCO Worldwide and Gagen MacDonald found that more than 80 percent of respondents say they are extremely loyal to their company and personally motivated to do all they can to help their companies succeed. But less than half of employees say they completely agree with the statements "My company is loyal to me" and "My company values its employees."And many workers say they are ready to bolt. Sixty percent of employees intend to leave their firms as the economy improves next year, and an additional 27 percent are networking or have updated their résumés, according to a recent survey of 904 workers in North America by advisory firm Right Management.
Rueff likens the situation to how an abused spouse may stick with a partner as long as there is no financial alternative. The minute they see light at the end of the tunnel, they're gone, Rueff says.
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http://mmajunkie.com UFC 145 has added a lightweight bout between two dynamic strikers.
UFC officials today announced that Anthony Njokuani (14-6 MMA, 1-2 UFC) and John Makdessi (9-1 MMA, 2-1 UFC) have verbally agreed to meet at the March event, which takes place in Montreal.
UFC 145, which is the first Canadian show of the year, takes place March 24 at Montreal's Bell Centre.
The night's main card airs on pay-per-view, and the preliminary card airs on FX. Njokuani vs. Makdessi likely will be part of the prelims.
Njokuani looks to rebound from a close UFC 141 split-decision loss to late replacement and wrestler Danny Castillo. Njokuani, a former WEC fighter who hasn't put together back-to-back wins since late 2009, is 2-4 since then, though he often puts on crowd-pleasing fights. Against Makdessi, he should be able to keep it standing.
Like Njokuani, the Canadian prefers to stand and bang. His quick hands allowed him to start his career with a 9-0 mark and seven knockouts, including a spinning-backfist KO of Kyle Watson at UFC 129 that was a 2011 World MMA Awards "KO of the Year" nominee. However, in his most recent bout, he suffered a submission loss to veteran Dennis Hallman at UFC 140.
The latest UFC 145 card includes:
- Che Mills vs. Rory MacDonald
- Ben Rothwell vs. Brendan Schaub
- Mark Bocek vs. Matt Wiman
- Mark Hominick vs. Eddie Yagin
- Travis Browne vs. Chad Griggs
- Mac Danzig vs. Efrain Escudero
- John Makdessi vs. Anthony Njokuani
- Chris Clements vs. Keith Wisniewski
For more on UFC 145, stay tuned to the UFC Rumors section of the site.
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