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Lab Series Men Cleansers should be used on both the face and the body. The facial cleansers can help assist with an exceptional shave while the body cleansers wash away dirt and dead skin cells during the morning shower. Giving your skin a fresh start in the morning will help it look its best. After cleansing and shaving, make sure you follow with one of the high quality after shave products from Lab Series. This will help to seal in moisture, preventing dehydration and dryness throughout the day. It will also reduce the chances of irritation, razor bumps and ingrown hairs.
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2009 Ford F-100 Supernationals - F-100 Supernats '09Written by on December 1, 2009 Contributors: John Gilbert Knoxville's Last Hurrah
If you're an enthusiast, you probably already know about the F-100 Supernationals in Knoxville, Tennessee. Now in its 31st year, the event has become the gathering place for vintage Ford fans, attracting drivers from as far away as California and Washington and spectators from around the world. Under the guiding hand of Pat Ford and family since its inception, the event is under new management. Pat has decided to retire and has placed the event in the capable hands of his good friend of almost 20 years, Charlie Cobble. Charlie assisted Pat when the event was relocating to Pigeon Forge several years ago and Charlie has been an active show promoter in his own right for the last 25 years. Although he might be new to some of the F-100 community, Charlie is not new to the scene, with this year's F-100 show marking his 100th career event.
The Thursday-through-Saturday get-together, held in Knoxville's scenic Chillhowee Park, went off without a hitch. From the free Hawaiian luau on Thursday evening to the Elvis concert at the Saturday evening awards ceremony, there was plenty to see and do. More than 300 vendor spaces, indoors and out, were filled with all the latest upgrades for your truck. Spectators got a close look at the Black Oval, a project truck that will be given away at the 2010 F-100 Supernationals. Vehicle parades throughout the weekend showcased the different years of Fords on hand. Held in the park's open amphitheater, the awards ceremony sent more than 240 drivers home with trophies, serving as permanent reminders of the fun weekend. Although the weather at the park was quite good, it was unfortunate that heavy thunderstorm predictions kept many drivers at home. Special thanks go to Dennis Carpenter for his unwavering support of this event. Learn more about next year's show at www.f100supernationals.com.
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Here's our good buddy Pat Ford handing the Grand Prize trophy to 2009 winners Steve and Becky Haeffley for their '56 F-100.With a blown 460-inch Ford putting out over 540 ponies, Ed Gerritsen's Pro Street-style F-1 is a show-stopper. The rear meats are 20 inches wide. Yikes!The problem with golfers is they always like to park their F-1 Fords in funny places-like in the middle of a lake.
Don't look now, but someone stuffed a big-block Chevy under the hood of this '65 F-100. We'll bet the Slick's original owner Roger Grizzle took a little bit of razzing from the Ford faithful on this one ... be nice.Jack Anderson hauled his former CCT cover truck all the way from Idaho to appear in Knoxville. Jack says as soon as he has shown the truck enough it will be time to run the Mustang Cobra DOHC-powered '57 until the cows come home.John Lamar chose House of Kolor Tangelo for the main color and HOK Orion Silver for the competition stripes on his '56. Under the hood beats a mighty 460 bored and stroked to 528 inches to put out around 620 horses.
Kent Reinert's '57 panel made the pages of CCT a few years ago. We see he still proudly displays the CCT sticker John Gilbert gave him at the photo shoot.Wow, look at the snozeola on Justin Bennet's big-wheeled Big-Window '56 F-100, we'll bet that thing breathes some air.

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Indianapolis, IN (Sports Network) - Paul George led seven Indiana players in double figures with 29 points help the Pacers down the Atlanta Hawks, 114-103, on Tuesday.
George Hill and David West each added 15 points, Lance Stephenson poured in 14 and Roy Hibbert and Ian Mahinmi scored 12 points apiece for the Pacers, who have won 15 straight games at Bankers Life Fieldhouse and improved to 20-3 at home this season.
D.J. Augustin added 10 points off the bench in the win.
Jeff Teague scored 24 points and dished out eight assists and Al Horford scored 15 points and grabbed eight rebounds for the Hawks, losers in three of their last four games.
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Welcome to Staff Health and Wellness at UCSF School of Dentistry
The goal of the UCSF School of Dentistry Staff Work Life Committee's Health and Wellness Subcommittee is to initiate activities that improve the health and wellness of our employees by providing access to resources that includes stress management, walking groups, ergonomic presentations, and other opportunities to stay healthy inside and outside of the work environment.
UCSF Dentistry Health and Wellness Subcommittee (left to right): Burton Ober, Lauren Haworth, David Hand, Padric McCaig, Eileen Velasco.
This page will be updated regularly so please visit often. Comments, content and resource suggestions are always welcome, please contact Padric McCaig.
The following are links to health and wellness resources, information and education:
- living well at UCSF - The University's Living Well initiative is dedicated to stimulating and supporting comprehensive wellness programs and resources designed to promote mental, physical, social and cultural balance. Working together with UCSF's partners, living well at UCSF strives to become a leader in health promotion programs, empowering people to lead healthier, more productive lives.
- Positive Emotion Training - Having stress at work? Stress is a part of all our lives, yet we don't always have good skills for managing it. Research is showing us that cultivating postive emotion can help! This is an innovated internet-based course that you can take from your own computer or smartphone. You'll be guided through short, practical daily exercises to bring more happiness into your life, and into your work environment.
- WebMD - Questions about your health? Want to learn something new? WebMD is a great resource for award-winning expertise in medicine, journalism, health communication and content creation to bring you the best health information possible.
- Office of Environmental Health and Safety - Is your workstation set up ergonomically? Need a refresher course in office ergonomics? This is the site for you! This is an online course that introduces computer users to the UCSF ergonomics program and helps users to assess their own work stations and work practices.
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Sweet Maria's Weblog
Some fantastic new arrivals ...
We have a new crop lot of the very elegant Costa Rica Vino de Arabia in stock, another of our Micro-Mill coffees from Brumas del Zurqui. We'll have some very unusual lots from Brumas later. If you know our coffees from year's past, red this name carefully: Panama Boquete Lerida Estate "Miel". It's not the wet-process Peaberry (which will come in August). It's unique and makes amazing S.O. espresso too! I have been hinting at another great DP Ethiopia, and here it is: Ethiopia Organic Dry-Process Koratie. The numbers tell the story on this one. And along those lines we have the highest rated Tanzania we have ever offered Tanzania Blackburn Estate AA
After the holiday, a July present from S.M.
Hi all - I wanted to give a "heads up" on an experiment Maria and I have talked about a lot. Basically, we want to simplify our shipping and also give some incentive to people who are getting hit with higher shipping costs. So starting July 7 at 9am (Monday after the holiday weekend) and running until July 31, we are going to try out this idea: To anywhere in the contiguous 48 states (no AK, HI or AE/AP), Sweet Maria's Flat Rate shipping will be: 0-20 Lbs. = $7.99 21-40 Lbs. = $13.99 41-60 Lbs. = $20.99 Orders can be for coffee and/or merchandise. Shipping method will be our discretion - UPS Ground or USPS Priority Mail - so transit times will be between the UPS Ground transit time (up to 6 days to northern New England) and USPS Priority Mail (sometimes mysteriously fast, sometimes mysteriously slow). Can not be combined with other discounts or offers. We might adopt this permanently, but for now it's just July 7-31. We may need to tweak the details as we go - we'll see how complicated it gets and how folks like it. I have some new lots arriving, including that great Ethiopia dry-process Koratie and 2 more Costa Ricas, but we can't pick them up until Monday, so look for them on Tuesday or so. Maria and Ben and I are headed to San Diego tomorrow. Sweet Maria's is closed on Friday. Have a great 4th!
classic guatemala, a favorite honduras, a sparky little kenya
I guess we can call it a Sweet Maria's classic ... we have offered this Guatemala coffee for 4 years now and it only get's better: The excellent, award-winning Guatemala Finca San Jose Ocaña is back. Yes, another great Kenya lot from the Auctions has arrived (we have been trying, if possible, to offer a trio of Kenyas with very different flavor profiles at any given time). Kenya AA Auction Lot #758 -Hiriga is a brught, sparky Nyeri district coffee with passionfruit flavors, sweet orange and black currant. We have a new lot of Honduras we are switching to, the Honduras Organic Maracala -Cocosam Coop was a real winner from last year, and the fact the cup quality held up for so long is due to the expert processing received at this great coop.
Nicaragua Esteli - Nueva Esperanza
We targeted a City+ roast for this Nicaragua to focus on the almond and cocoa powder flavors in the coffee. This meant a final roast temperature of only 426 degrees with an average roast time of 15:30. The batch size this week was slightly smaller than normal which accounts for the quicker roast. Also, the profile this week involved only raising the heat once at the seven minute mark and then bringing it back down around ten minutes and 380 degrees. First crack was a bit more violent than what we've been seeing lately so the color we desired developed before the thermoprobe read 430.


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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (KSDK) -- A man is in custody after shooting another man he says was stealing copper from his property Friday night.
Police say around 9:00 p.m. the property owner found a 55-year-old man he believed was stealing copper, pursued him, and attempted to detain him. After a short physical confrontation, the owner shot the victim in the shoulder with a shotgun.
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May 25, 2016
Many north Florida and south Georgia residents saw strange "holes" in the clouds Thursday morning. What caused them?
The short explanation is that a plane's exhaust causes supercooled droplets in a cloud layer to freeze, which then expand and sink into a drier air mass, evaporate and then leave a hole.
Of course, there is more to it. For more info, check the link below, and see the pictures on my Facebook and Twitter feeds (links to Like/Follow those are also below).
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Press Release 06-040 Easy Up, Not-So-Easy Down
Builders replace bridge in only days using lightweight, corrosion-resistant composites
Fiberglass-polymer composites form the core of a renovated bridge deck in Springfield, Mo.
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March 2, 2006
Using new fiberglass-polymer materials, contractors in Springfield, Mo., have just subjected a decaying, 70-year-old bridge to a makeover that was as quick as it was dramatic.
Instead of snarling traffic for two to three weeks while they repaired the crumbling deck, girders and guardrails by conventional methods--laying plywood, tying steel rebar and pouring concrete--the workers used pre-fabricated plates and cages developed by a National Science Foundation (NSF)-supported university-industry partnership to finish the job in a mere five days.
The NSF's Repair of Buildings and Bridges with Composites Industry-University Cooperative Research Center is based at the University of Missouri at Rolla and North Carolina State University. The Missouri researchers joined with their industry partners and colleagues at the University of Wisconsin at Madison to develop the new construction solution.
The target of the makeover, an old bridge on Farm Road 148 near Springfield, was one of as many as 156,000 U.S. bridges in need of repair. In fact, it was posted, meaning that local officials had imposed a vehicle weight limit due to the dangerous bridge conditions. Now, however, a fresh layer of concrete conceals the technology responsible for the rapid replacement of the bridge's crumbling deck and guardrails.
"A key to tackling the challenge of making thousands of deficient bridges in the nation fully operational and safe again is the development of convenient solutions for the rapid construction of long-lasting bridges," says Fabio Matta, a Ph.D. candidate in structural engineering who helped develop the new construction system. "Advanced composites make the margin for improvements exceptional," he added.
The fiberglass-polymer composites are strong enough to endure several decades of traffic--and unlike steel, will resist the ravages of salt and other corrosive de-icers for just as long. Due to the lightweight and prefabricated nature of the materials, moreover, workers can put the structures in place quickly, saving both time and commuter headaches.
"Since its inception in 1998, we have worked with our NSF I/UCRC partners to provide solutions for our ageing infrastructure," says Antonio Nanni, director of the Missouri center.
"We have demonstrated the economical and technical feasibility of several very attractive technologies," Nanni added. "Their full deployment will become possible only with the modification of existing codes and standards. It is a long process, but we are seeing light at the end of the tunnel."
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Related WebsitesUniversity of Missouri at Rolla I/UCRC homepage: http://campus.umr.edu/rb2c/Federal Highway Administration bridge safety statistics: http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/bridge/nbi.htmInformation on the NSF I/UCRC program: http://www.nsf.gov/funding/pgm_summ.jsp?pims_id=5501&from=fundThe University of Missouri at Rolla press release provides additional details.: http://news.umr.edu/news/2006/GreeneCoBridge.html
The National Science Foundation (NSF) is an independent federal agency that supports fundamental research and education across all fields of science and engineering. In fiscal year (FY) 2016, its budget is $7.5 billion. NSF funds reach all 50 states through grants to nearly 2,000 colleges, universities and other institutions. Each year, NSF receives more than 48,000 competitive proposals for funding and makes about 12,000 new funding awards. NSF also awards about $626 million in professional and service contracts yearly.
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A small crane can lift and position the enormous fiberglass-polymer composite plates.Credit and Larger Version
The new composites were critical for both the bridge deck renovation and the guardrail replacement.Credit and Larger Version
Workers covered the composites with concrete in the final steps of the bridge renovationCredit and Larger Version
Before renovation, the guardrails on this Springfield, Mo., bridge were in dire need of repair.Credit and Larger Version
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Le Mars Pharmacist is Back in Business
(LE MARS) The Le Mars Family Pharmacy is back and so is Tom Ryan. After a year of
planning, the doors have been officially open a week now in the location just off
Plymouth Street next to Fareway. Ryan says his Le Mars pharmacy history dates back to
the 80's when he purchased Mount Drug Company downtown.
In 1988 his family built the current facility and it ran independently until it was
bought by HyVee in 2004. Three years after the purchase, the pharmacy was moved to
Hy-Vee's grocery facility. After time working as a pharmacist in the Dakota Dunes, Ryan
decided he wanted to come back and re-open The Family Pharmacy as the refreshed Le Mars
Family Pharmacy. Ryan says he's excited to be back so he can take care of people. Not
just his customers, but his employees as well.
The Le Mars Family Pharmacy is a full service pharmacy, employing 5 full time and 4
part-time employees. They also carry greeting cards, magazines, home health items and
living aids. Hours are 8 to 6 Monday through Friday, 8-1 on Saturday. Future plans
include some type of gift or specialty shop to share the space.
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Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
It all began with a television producer's phone call asking KraftMaid to help a deserving family in need of a fresh start. Seasons later, we are proud to remain the exclusive cabinetry provider of ABC's award-winning program, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.
Episode 3The Anders Family
When their father passed away suddenly after suffering a heart attack, the four Anders children relied on Rochelle, who tried her best to make repairs on their crumbling home. After battling this past Wisconsin winter with only a wood furnace to heat the home, Rochelle had to send the kids to live with relatives.
Aside from not having a proper furnace, the Anders' home is in severe disrepair inside and out. The roof is peeling apart, the wood siding is crumbling and critters of every kind have started nesting in walls of the home. Inside the house, holes are evident in the ceilings and water damage has stained the walls. Because of the condition of her home, Rochelle Anders is embarrassed and devastated at the thought that her kids may need to take permanent residence elsewhere.
In this episode, the Extreme Team heads north to Wisconsin, to build a suitable home for a dedicated mother and teacher so that she can keep her family safe and happy under one roof.
KraftMaid cabinetry was chosen for several rooms in the Anders' new home, including the kitchen, where maple cabinets were installed in the Willow finish. This soft, light green painted finish was accented by Aluminum Integrated Angled pulls and Pearlescence glass door inserts.
The dark brown Peppercorn stain was selected for the cherry wood cabinetry in the laundry room, with Cherry Weave door inserts and Brushed Pewter hardware pulling it all together. Finally, a window seat was crafted using KraftMaid's rustic birch wood, finished in the reddish-brown Cinnamon and highlighted with Aluminum drawer pulls.
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Toronto, ON (SportsNetwork.com) - Toronto FC announced on Friday the club has
acquired defender Bradley Orr on loan from English Championship side Blackburn
As per team and league policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed.
"Bradley Orr represents the addition of a versatile defender with valuable
experience, and gives greater depth to our backline," Toronto FC general
manager Tim Bezbatchenko said in a statement. "Ryan (Nelsen, head coach) has
known Bradley for some time and was instrumental in helping to secure his
arrival to our club."
Orr, 31, most recently spent time on loan from Blackburn with Championship
club Blackpool, where he made four appearances. He began his career at
Newcastle United and was sent on loan to Burnley FC in 2004.
At the conclusion of his Burnley loan, Orr signed on with Bristol City where
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Six Cyclones Named Academic All-Big 12
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Hahn, a kinesiology major, was named to the First Team for the third-consecutive season. The senior Libero has led the Big 12 in digs per set for most of the season and has climbed her way up to fourth in the NCAA in the category.
The other five Cyclones earning Academic honors are all first-time recipients of Academic All-Big 12 honors. Bigbee, Hurtt and Nolan have been consistent presences in the Iowa State line-up this season. Bigbee, an engineering major, has been ISU's star attacker this season, leading the Cyclones in kills per set and also developing as an all rotations player. Hurtt, an advertising major, has been stepping up her game as of late, rediscovering the form that made her an All-American last season. Nolan, a pre-business major, has been one of ISU's most crucial passers in 2013 and her serving has been among the best in the Big 12, and has helped make ISU the top serving team in the Big 12.
Kuhrt, also a pre-business major, has played in all but one match for the Cyclones this year, offering an alternate at all positions along with a strong service game. Vondrak, a history major, stepped in early in the season for an injured Tory Knuth and brought great energy to the Iowa State lineup.
To qualify for Academic All-Big 12, student-athletes must maintain a 3.00 GPA or higher either cumulative or the two previous semesters and must have participated in 60 percent of their team's scheduled contests. Freshmen and transfers are not eligible in their first year of academic residence. Senior student-athletes who have participated for a minimum of two years and meet all the criteria except percent of participation are also eligible.
First team members consist of those who have maintained a 3.20 or better GPA while the second team selections hold a 3.00 to 3.19 GPA.
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Hi Guys.
I installed a zimbra server as a secondary and a postfix server as a primary mta using fop.unicamp.br as a single domain. First I tried to configure zimbra to forward all messages of recipients that aren't hosted on zimbra secondary to primary mta. However, when a zimbra userI send a message to a recipient on Internet (eg user@yahoo) the connection is refused, like the zimbra server log below:
Code:Jul 17 05:48:51 zimbra postfix/smtp[15890]: A02D941B832C: to=
, relay=none, delay=55115, delays=55115/0.01/0/0, dsn=4.4.1, status=deferred (connect to fop.unicamp.br[188.8.131.52]:25: Connection refused) Jul 17 06:53:52 zimbra postfix/smtp[17207]: 057E941B832A: to= , relay=none, delay=59218, delays=59218/0.02/0/0, dsn=4.4.1, status=deferred (connect to fop.unicamp.br[126.96.36.199]:25: Connection refused) Jul 17 06:53:52 zimbra postfix/smtp[17208]: DC85141B8329: to= , relay=none, delay=59321, delays=59321/0.01/0/0, dsn=4.4.1, status=deferred (connect to fop.unicamp.br[184.108.40.206]:25: Connection refused) Jul 17 06:58:51 zimbra postfix/smtp[19717]: 2C8BA41B832B: to= , relay=none, delay=59358, delays=59358/0.02/0/0, dsn=4.4.1, status=deferred (connect to fop.unicamp.br[184.108.40.206]:25: Connection refused)
I hoped that in the field "(fop.unicamp.br connect to [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]: 25" were showed the IP address of the primary server (postfix) to which the messages are being sent. However, note that IPs 22.214.171.124, 184.108.40.206, 22.214.171.124, 22.214.171.124 not belong to the primary MTA and were not set on any cinfiguration file on any mail server. The IPs above also are not mail servers. These IPs are DNS servers my network.
Anyone know what's going on?
The set the forwarding using the follow comands on zimbra secondary:
Where "smtp.fop.unicamp.br" is a alias to primary mta.Code:# zmprov md fop.unicamp.br zimbraMailCatchAllAddress @fop.unicamp.br # zmprov md fop.unicamp.br zimbraMailCatchAllForwardingAddress @fop.unicamp.br # zmprov md fop.unicamp.br zimbraMailTransport smtp:smtp.fop.unicamp.br # zmprov mcf zimbraMtaRelayHost fop.unicamp.br # zmprov mcf zimbraMtaDnsLookupsEnabled FALSE # postfix stop # postfix start
On the postfix primary MTA I set this line in the main.cf file:
Where 18.104.22.168 is the network of primary MTA server and 188.8.131.52 is the network of the secondary.Code:mynetworks = 22.214.171.124/24, 18.104.22.168/24
I'm grateful for any help.


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Diana Kohnle
The urinary tract carries urine from the kidneys to the outside of the body. It includes the kidneys, bladder, and tubes that connect them. The tubes from the kidney to bladder are called ureters. The tube from the bladder to the outside of the body is called the urethra. A urinary tract infection (UTI) is an infection in any of these structures.
UTIs are caused by bacteria. The bacteria may enter the bladder or the kidneys.
Factors that may increase your child's chance of developing a urinary tract infection include:
Symptoms include:
The doctor will ask about your child's symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. The doctor may also ask for a urine sample. Follow your doctor's directions on collecting your child's urine.
Your child's bodily fluids may need to be tested. This can be done with:
Imaging tests may be ordered if your child is a boy with a UTI or a girl after her second UTI. These infections may be associated with problems in the urinary tract. The test may include ultrasound or specialized scans and x-rays.
Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for your child. Treatment options include:
Antibiotics will help fight the bacteria that is causing the infection. Your child will most likely be given antibiotic pills or liquid to take by mouth. Finish the medication even if your child is feeling better.
Some severe infections may need to have antibiotics delivered by IV or an injection.
Encourage your child to drink plenty of fluids. This will help to flush the bacteria out of the system. It will also decrease the concentration of the urine. This may make it more comfortable to urinate.
UTIs can be uncomfortable and may cause fever. Your doctor may recommend some over-the-counter medication for your child. They may include:
Follow the instructions on the package.
Note: Aspirin is not recommended for children or teens with a current or recent viral infection. This is because of the risk of Reye's syndrome. Ask your doctor which other medicines are safe for your child.
Pyridium may also be prescribed. It helps relieve pain associated with UTIs.
If your child is diagnosed with a UTI, follow your doctor's
To help reduce your child's chances of developing a urinary tract infection, take the following steps:
Family Doctor
National Kidney and Urologic Diseases Information Clearinghouse
About Kids Health
Health Canada
American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) clinical practice guideline on diagnosis and management of initial UTI in febrile infants and children aged 2 to 24 months.
Pediatrics. 2011 Sep;128(3):595.
Urinary tract infection (UTI) prevention. Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center website. Available at:
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- A big group of kids from all over the country are gathering in the D.C. Wednesday. They're on a mission to make some noise about texting and driving.
Wednesday morning, we spoke to Yvette Pugh from AT&T joins us about Drive 4 Pledges Day and the 4th annual National Teen Distracted Driving Summit in DC.
About Drive 4 Pledges Day, Pugh told us, "As you may know, texting while driving is involved in more than a hundred thousand vehicle crashes each year. So we are looking to change behaviors around this type of behavior, change behavior and also to increase awareness to the issue of texting while driving and the critical nature of that."
Pugh also said there are steps we all can take to stop texting and driving. "One, awareness. AT&T, as you indicated, launched a campaign in 2009 for increased awareness around the dangers of texting while driving. And so our objective is to increase awareness...through a number of activities tomorrow, including the noise activity on Capitol Hill."
Pugh said that's where the pledge comes in, making a commitment to stop texting and driving. "Then, the third is continuing to make a commitment as well as increasing awareness. And so we will continue to drive that message."
New Secretary of Transportation Anthony Foxx said this problem claims too many lives and it's completely preventible. "Exactly. We know that by changing behaviors and increasing awareness, that as people become more aware of the dangers and the risks that they will hopefully change their behaviors. We know that we have a long way to go but in the activities such as Drive 4 Pledges Day and all the attention being brought to it, that we hope people will take heed and change their behaviors and see texting while driving is socially unacceptable as drinks and driving," shared Pugh.
Children are coming from all over the country for the summit. Pugh told us, "The summit will start today with a number of activities for youth. We have about 75 to a hundred youth coming in from across the country, and it will continue tomorrow with the Drive 4 Pledges rally on Upper Senate Park."
Local kids can participate by registering at noys.org (http://noys.org/). NOYS is hosting the event tomorrow.


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Safeguard Rights In the U.S. Senate
January 29, 2013
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid already is well on his way to making that house of Congress a rubber stamp for whatever he, often at the behest of President Barack Obama, wants to do....
The filibuster is an antiquated procedure that effectively prevents the Senate from accomplishing anything. It needs to be eliminated, but that won't happen until there are an even number of Senators from the two parties.
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Mike, the Founders had nothing to do with the Senate Rules, and you know it. The changes proposed by Reid have nothing to do with he or the President taking control of that body. The Democrats hold a majority of the seats in the Senate and some of the Rules make it difficult for the majority to rule. 51 votes should carry the day. You would be singing a different tune if your party was in the majority. "Thoughtful senators..." my eye. This editorial piece is emblematic of what is wrong at the NR. Misinformation!!
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Democrits, don't be too hasty about eliminating the filibuster. It's been one of your most useful Senate rules.
Remember the Democrit filibuster that successfully blocked passage of a 1922 bill that would have made lynching of blacks a federal crime?
Remember when then-Democrit Senator Strom Thurmond set a filibuster record of 24 hours and 18 minutes to successfully block the Civil Rights Act of 1957?
Remember the 125-hour Democrit filibuster that failed to block the 1960 Civil Rights Act?
Remember when Democrit Senator Robert Byrd filibustered for 14 hours as part of a 57-day unsuccessful Democrit filibuster against the 1964 Civil Rights Act?
You Democrits may need the filibuster again someday.
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Seriously, NR?
Writer needs to stop watching FauxNuze Channel.
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... said the Obamazombie fed exclusively a diet of Daily Kos, Hufferton Post, Think Progress, and Democrit Underground lies. LOL
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(antiquated procedure) my my, what a novel use of the word "antiquated". To slow down giving me what I want and the H with everybody else. Can't be long until liberals claim Bowel movement procedure slows down getting business done quickly.
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senate could get more done if we refurnished with wood straight back chairs, eliminated bottle water and installed pay toilets.
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Since this indulgent special-occasion cake makes 12 servings, it's a perfect dessert to serve at your next party.
Line bottom of springform pan with foil to prevent seepage of water into pan.
Garnish with chocolate curls just before serving. Melt 3 oz. BAKER'S Bittersweet Chocolate as directed on package. Spread with spatula into a very thin layer on baking sheet. Refrigerate 10 min. or until firm but still pliable. Push metal spatula firmly along baking sheet, under the chocolate, so the chocolate curls as it is pushed. (If chocolate is too firm to curl, let stand a few min. at room temperature; refrigerate again if it becomes too soft.) Use a toothpick to carefully place chocolate curl on a waxed paper-covered tray. Refrigerate 15 min. or until firm. Use toothpick to arrange curls on dessert. Store any remaining curls in an airtight container in the freezer for up to 6 months.
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This cake turned out great! My only recommendation would be leaving it to cool over night in the fridge. After 4 hours the middle was still a little soft.
A little time consuming, but well worth it. I top it with ganache, and it is out of this world!
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I usually see two job titles in the IT industry. My understanding of their most commonly accepted usage (simplified):
- Business Analyst: Main role is eliciting the users' needs
- Software Developer Main role is to design, build and test a software solution answering the needs
I'm wondering: "How we should call somebody whose role is to do both of the roles above?" Is this a common job title? And is trying to find people with these broadness of skills realistic, difficult?
EDIT: I'm specifically interested to name Lead Software Developers who have eventually learned and can apply techniques of Business Analysis.


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Hurricane preparedness — or life after Sandy
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New organizations, such as Friends of Freeport, have been formed with a view not only to aid Sandy victims, but also to help serve the community the next time disaster hits. And with global warming (most scientists say) causing more erratic weather, we're finally getting used to the likelihood that another major storm is a question of when rather than if.
One important lesson of Sandy is that with basic services delayed or nonexistent immediately after such a weather event, people are largely on their own. Now more than ever, you should have the Red Cross guidelines of preparation all but committed to memory:
• Put together a hurricane kit. Pack extra clothing, toiletries and medications.
• Store plywood and sandbags for boarding windows and preventing water damage.
• Keep a three-day supply of water and food.
• Have a flashlight, batteries, a first aid kit and a cell phone with a charger on hand.
• Keep copies of personal documents, as well as family and emergency contact information.
• Have cash on hand.
• Check your disaster supplies regularly, and replace or restock as needed.
As a major storm approaches:
• Familiarize yourself with your community's hurricane response plan. Plan routes to local shelters, register anyone in your family who has special medical needs and plan for your pets to be taken care of.
• Turn the refrigerator and freezer to the coldest settings and keep them closed so food will last longer if the power goes out.
• Turn off propane tanks and unplug appliances.
• Bring in items like lawn furniture that can be tossed around in a storm.
• Fill your vehicle's gas tank. (Surely no one should need to be reminded of this one. Remember those post-Sandy gas lines?)
• If advised or ordered to evacuate by authorities, follow their instructions. There's no end of stories about people who've lost their lives trying to ride out a storm.
To learn more, contact the Nassau County Red Cross at (516) 747-3500, or visit the Nassau County Office of Emergency Management website, www.nassaucountyny.gov/agencies/OEM/index.html.
After what we all went through last fall, there's simply no reason not to be prepared.
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The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG), in a report tabled on Friday in Parliament, has hauled up the environment ministry for extending undue favours to Reliance Power-owned Sasan Power Limited (SPL) in Madhya Pradesh.
SPL, a special purpose vehicle created for development of Sasan Ultra Mega Power Project (UMPP), was a wholly owned subsidiary of Power Finance Corporation (PFC), but in August 2007 it was transferred to Reliance Power Limited.
The CAG report says that while SPL as per the guidelines on forest land diversion for non-forest purposes had to provide 1,384.96 hectare of non-forest land for the compensatory afforestation, the ministry exempted SPL from the requirement for both the UMPP and for the coal mining project in violation of the Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 on the basis of an ineligible certificate issued by the chief secretary.
Instead, SPL was allowed compensatory afforestation over double degraded forest land even though it was not eligible for such an exemption, the report noted.
The CAG report on Compensatory Afforestation also points out how the Deputy Conservator of Forests, Bhopal during his site visit (for the coal mining project) in November 2008 had also mentioned that compensatory afforestation on double degraded forest land was not admissible on the basis of the certificate of the chief secretary for the Sidhi district.
However, the ministry ignored his opinion and based on an ineligible certificate issued by the chief secretary exempted SPL from providing non-forest land in violation of the Forest (Conservation) Act 1980, the report added.
The report observed that the ministry did not exercise due diligence in ensuring compliance and also overlooked the deficiencies in the certificate.
Responding to the allegation, a Reliance Power Spokesperson said: The observations of the CAG regarding exemption given to Sasan Power... are misplaced and bereft of facts... Any increase in cost incurred on acquiring non-forest land for compensatory afforestation would have increased the cost of the project which in line with the bidding conditions, has to be borne by the power procurers from various states. This would have led to higher tariff for the power generated from the Sasan UMPP, which would eventually be borne by the consumer.


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How the US created 'Cuban Twitter' to stir unrest in Cuba
Newscast Media WASHINGTON—The AP news agency has reported that the US tried
to undermine Cuba's government with a social media website called ZunZuneo. Expert
William LeoGrande says that US credibility in the region has now been damaged.
The US Agency for International Development (USAID) clandestinely developed
ZunZuneo, which was similar to Twitter, in order to incite flash mobs at sensitive
political moments in an effort to force democratic change in Havana.
At its height, ZunZuneo had 40,000 users in Cuba, who were unaware of the US
government's involvement. Realizing that the US role would eventually be discovered,
those involved in the operation sought to find independent financing for ZunZuneo.
Unable to secure a private sector sponsor, they shut the social media site down in
2012 when government financing dried up.
According to The Guardian, White House press secretary denied any involvement of
the White House with the program.
"It was a development-assistance program," Carney said, adding: "I am not aware of
individuals here in the White House who were involved." He also said the program was
subject to congressional oversight.
Carney denied suggestions the program was "under the table" or had "roped in"
unsuspecting Cubans.
The president of Venezuela has already pointed to this incident as proof that the
unrest in his country is being fomented by the United States. This operation in Cuba
gives other governments the perfect excuse to blame internal problems on USAID and
the United States government.
Source: Deutsche Welle
Categories: News Tags: cuban social network, cuban twitter, USAID, zunzuneo


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Anyone has tried that Zimlet? We are just about to implement SalesForce at the office and I'm wondering if the connection of Zimbra to Salesforce is any good?
Have you tried it?
Have you heard of it?
Any comments?
Worth a recommendation?
Anyone has tried that Zimlet? We are just about to implement SalesForce at the office and I'm wondering if the connection of Zimbra to Salesforce is any good?
Have you tried it?
Have you heard of it?
Any comments?
Worth a recommendation?
We were planning on giving it a shot, before we were told by SF that you need an unlimited, Enterprise account to use it.
We removed the zimlet, currently don't have that type of funding.
Ben Franklin quote:
"Those who would give up Essential Liberty to purchase a little Temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety."
Is the latest salesforce zimlet on the gallery now ? Will there be any new releases soon ? We have installed the zimlet and it does have some funtionality but it is a giving an error message upon login saying the an error occured while intialzing the zimlet. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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We are about to lose a significant hosting client to GMail because GMail now have free Salesforce.com integration whereas the current Zimbra Salesforce.com zimlet requires licensing the very expensive Salesforce Enterprise APIs.
The four bugs I can find related to the new version of the Salesforce.com zimlet Bug 24545 – Salesforce.com zimlet: Salesforce.com Person Accounts not yet accounted for, Bug 44742 – Update Salesforce Zimlet (3.0), Bug 47351 – "Connects Zimbra to Salesforce Error", and Bug 48404 – Include Social, Salesforce & WebEx zimlets as standard zimlets do not appear in pm.zimbra.com for version 6.0.8 as Raja indicated they might above. I know... things get pushed out; it's the nature of the software business.
Bug 44742 indicates the Salesforce zimlet update is now slotted for 6.0.9, but pm.zimbra.com has no target date for 6.0.9.
Two points:
First, I cannot in good conscience ask this client to please wait if I cannot give them an estimated timeframe when 6.0.9 may be released.
Second, since Zimbra have done such a good job making prospective customers understand it is easier than ever to switch groupware platforms, even existing Zimbra customers now frequently re-evaluate their choice of groupware platform.
This client of ours absolutely loves Zimbra; they are reluctant to leave us, even though GMail costs a little less than we do. But they are growing and have adopted Salesforce.com for the same reasons that 2 million others have. They simply cannot justify the huge cost for the Salesforce Enterprise API set--especially when GMail offers salesforce.com integration for free.
At this point, there is no reason for us to call on any existing Salesforce.com users (unless they have already licensed the Enterprise API set).
It is wonderful that Zimbra listens to its customers and prioritizes development based on what current Zimbra users want. But IMHO it would also be helpful if Zimbra gave a similarly high priority to items which enable Zimbra to maintain and/or increase its competitive advantages.
Thanks for listening Zimbra!
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Its weird to watch you loons argue over which POTUS is worse! Over the last 20+ years the washington govt has created an electorate so divided and adamant towards defending thier ideology (percieved party) that our govt is no longer held accountible. Both sides know they can depend on the 47% that are republicans and the 47% that are dems to keep them in power and they would rather rule over the ruins than lose that power.
This is not about individuals in parties as much as a system of corruption, power and greed that is manipulated by some politicians, lobbiest, a gullible media (fox as well as the left) and global financial backing. It is an established culture of corruption and the only people who can stop it are voters but, we are so divided and such loyal sheep we are either to proud to admit we been suckered or too blinded by partisan politics to see the truth any longer.


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text: Conveniently located 2 miles South of downtown and Georgia Southern University, the La Quinta Inn Statesboro is near many popular attractions and area businesses. Outdoor recreational opportunities include golf, fishing and hunting as well as canoeing and hiking. Among walking trails is the downtown-based Willie McTell, which helps connect the university region to the city center. An impressive recreation department features a multi-field sports complex and year-round swimming. The ocean is just a little over an hour away. There are two institutions of higher learning in the greater Statesboro area: Georgia Southern University located within the city limits of the City of Statesboro , and Ogeechee Technical College located just outside the city on Highway 301 South. Arts and theater are found both at the university and in the community. The Averitt Center for the Arts and Georgia Southern Performing Arts Center maintains a gallery and a season of performances both locally and nationally produced. Special attractions include the university's Botanical Garden and Raptor Center and private enterprises such as a local vineyard/winery and a clubhouse full of indoor family-based entertainment. Stay with the La Quinta Inn Statesboro and enjoy modern amenities such as free high-speed Internet access and free Bright Side Breakfast. In addition to free high-speed Internet access, you'll find a hairdryer, coffee maker, and iron w/ironing board in each spacious guest room. Relax in the hotel's heated indoor pool or work out in the fitness center. Take advantage of these popular amenities and reserve your room today!


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Choose from a variety of frame styles, colors and sizes to compliment your favorite Society6 gallery, or fine art print - made ready to hang. Fine-crafted from solid woods, premium shatterproof acrylic protects the face of the art print, while an acid free dust cover on the back provides a custom finish. All framed art prints include wall hanging hardware.
oh! thanks Paul for your kind words. Love your work. you are getting better and better :)
This is so funny! :)
Thank you so much Verona! glad you like it :)
love this! think i may have to order it for my brother for his new apartment! :)
Woah! thank you so much Tracy for your support! if you buy it i really hope he likes it :)
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Thanks Rivers :)
"Thats how we do it, break out of the norm of art form!" - Eleigh Koonce
What an awesome comment! thanks Eleigh!
hahahahaha great!!
love it!
thanks a lot Villaraco!
Thanks you so much Elle! I really appreciate it :)
i did buy it and i'm positive he will love it. (unless i accidentally keep it for myself ...)
oh!! hahahaha! thank you so much Tracy for your support! it means a lot :)
Hehe...save some for me!
i can't assure you that! reaching the bottom... XD
Ha ha. I like the smudge around his mask!
Scanning through photos this morning and happened upon this. How funny! Thanks for putting a huge smile on my face with this one!
thanks a lot Tom! :)
thank you so much Tracey ,for your kind words . i'm so glad for that! :)
This is epic!!! I love it. Check out mine if you don't mind. Thanks. I just started and would love some tips.
thanks a lot Misty! and welcome :)
found this on my porch in the cold this morning! :)
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Thanks a lot Jean :)
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thank you Kelly :)
Hahah too good Fabian!
Thank you J.MEDBURY for your support :)
Still makes me smile! The combination of the more serious character reaching for yummy sweet fun candy is just great he he :D quality of photo is superb!
It feels great knowing I can put a smile on someone's face with my work.
it means a lot! Thank you :)
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It is a ultimate good feeling :D
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ha haa ...Awesome!! :) big smile!
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Haha! Solid work! Love it!
Thank you Maudie&ma! i appreciate it :)
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thank you Balazs! i'm so glad you like it :)
Wickedly funny!
Thanks a lot Su G. !
double awesome dude
thanks a lot Bern!
This pic explains a lot.
hahahah! :)
lol this is funny...love it
Thanks GaleStorm A. i'm so glad you like it!
jajajaja, me encanta!!!
Gracias Ariana! tambien me encanta tu trabajo!
love this fabian!!
Thank you so much!
Too funny!
Thanks Jeff! glad you like it!
Excellent :)
thanks a lot Becklett!!
again, one of the all-time best (on the site), imho :) idea + execution = marvelous
Thanks Kjell for your kind words!
funny good!
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These are the candy's he was looking for... Fantastic!
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amazing stuff!
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Gave in to his dark side!
hahahah! thanks for passing by, hope you like it.
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thanks a lot Rudolf!
hahahaha!! Wonderful!
thanks a lot Alejandra for your support!
This needs to be on a cookie jar!
hahhahaha thanks a lot Cally!!
Love it! :)
thanks a lot Daisy!
great work. great style.
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oh Jonathan sorry for the late answer man Thanks a lot!
Love it!
thanks Dana! glad you like it!
Superb !
Hahaha.. I love the idea of stormtroopers stealing our candy :)
oh1 sorry for the late answer thank you so much Purshue!
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text: By Russ PankoninThe Imperial Republican Irrigators in the Upper Republican Natural Resources District (URNRD) heard first hand last week the regulation options the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will impose in water-short years. More than 100 people attended the NRD's October meeting last Thursday, Oct. 22, at the CCS auditorium. The meeting was moved there to accommodate the expected crowd, who were attending to hear DNR's presentation. Brian Dunnigan, director of DNR, and Jim Schneider, chief water modeler for DNR, led the presentation. Both Dunnigan and Schneider explained Nebraska doesn't have the regulations in place to keep Nebraska in compliance with Kansas in water-short years. Nebraska and Colorado settled a Republican River compact disagreement with Kansas in 2002. The settlement stipulates Nebraska insures Kansas gets its fair share of Republican River basin water. Kansas went to non-binding arbitration, asking that Nebraska shut down irrigation on more than 515,000 acres in the basin. The arbitrater did not agree with Kansas but did say that Nebraska had no firm plans to comply with the settlement in water-short years. As a result, DNR has proposed three regulatory options to keep the state in compliance in a water-short year. A water-short year occurs when the irrigation supply in Harlan County Reservoir falls below 119,000 acre feet. That has already occurred twice. Dunnigan said the state must be prepared to prove to Kansas that they have plans in place to comply in a water-short year. By going to arbitration, Schneider said this was the first step Kansas had to take if they wanted to file suit again against Nebraska in the U.S. Supreme court. Regulatory options Schneider outlined the three compliance options they are seeking from the basin NRDs. He noted each NRD could choose their own option. The first option would permanently cut groundwater allocations by 60 percent. Under such a scenario, irrigators in the URNRD would receive a permanent allocation of 5.9 inches per acre. The Middle Republican Natural Resources District (MRNRD) irrigators would get 4.8 inches per acre and Lower Republican Natural Resources District (LRNRD) would get 3.6 inches per acre. The second option would shut down all wells in an area defined by DNR as the 10%/5-Year Rapid Response Area (RRA). This would include all wells in a defined area where water pumped by these wells over a 5-year period would cause a 10 percent reduction to stream flow. Under this option, 44,500 acres of ground in this designation would be shut down in the URNRD alone. In the entire basin, it would amount to 190,100 acres. This option would shut down the largest number of acres because it includes all the acres affected in Option 3. Option 3 would shut down all wells in a somewhat smaller area defined by DNR as the 10%–2-Year Rapid Response Area (RRA). This would include all wells in a defined area where water pumped over a 2-year period would cause a 10 percent reduction to stream flow. This would shut down 22,700 acres in the URNRD. In the entire basin, it would shut down 110,000 acres. Surface water could also be curtailed in any of the options to ensure compliance in water-short years. No compensation Under Option 2 or 3, the landowner would receive no compensation for shutting down wells, Schneider responded when asked. Shad Stamm of Benkelman said anyone farming in the RRA is "going to take it in the shorts" if option 2 or 3 is implemented. "We're not allowed to make a living as other people are," he added. Mike Bauerle of Champion said he farms completely in the RRA and one of the problems he has is the late determination (January) of a water-short year. He said that time line gives the farmer no time to plan, noting this affects about 50 farms in the RRA four out of every 10 years. He noted the machinery company doesn't care whether the farmer is able to raise crop or not, they want their annual payments for equipment regardless. Jason Kunkel of Champion asked whether the governor has any alternatives for funding other than the property tax ruled unconstitutional or the occupation tax that could also be found unconstitutional. Dunnigan responded, "I am not aware of any." "Great leadership," Kunkel said. Dave Mollendor of Lamar said DNR's plan could well be "the destruction of the community as we know it." Senator Mark Christensen hammered on the fact that the model doesn't take conservation into account. As a result, he contends that the loss of water supply from conservation activities gets unfairly assessed against groundwater pumping. Option 4? Schneider emphasized DNR's plan is only a solution of last resort, if augmentation or other compliance projects can't be undertaken. Funding for such projects, such as the occupation tax, remains in jeopardy. One of the wildcards in the discussion is the creation of "Option 4." Right now, URNRD Manager Jasper Fanning said such an option remains on the drawing board but it includes implementing a voluntary payment to provide funding for compliance projects. After last week's meeting, Fanning discussed the idea more. He said the NRD could adopt a standard allocation, such as 6 inches, across the district with no payments involved. Then, if a farmer wanted to pump more than the 6-inch allocation, they would pay into the voluntary fund for water up to the current allocation, which is 13 inches. The more one pumps, the more one will pay, Fanning said. It also provides an incentive for less consumption, which would aid compliance efforts. Funds collected could be used for compliance projects to offset the additional pumping over six inches. Fanning said they are taking input from irrigators on the feasibility of such a plan. Legislation would have to be passed to allow such a program. The NRD is still seeking support for legislation to allow other NRDs to be able to use the occupation tax. However, until a court decision comes down, Fanning said he expects little action by the legislature. The governor has also gone on record against such a move.


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The program covers the major branches of chemistry—organic, analytical, physical, and inorganic—and gives you the opportunity to concentrate on preparing for a professional career in chemistry, biochemistry, medicine, or high-school teaching through a number of concentrations within the major. In addition, you may pursue a minor or second major in another field, such as:
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FACULTYWe are dedicated to providing you with high-caliber instruction in the experimental and theoretical aspects of chemistry and that we will equip you for graduate study or employment in the field.
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Research is central to the scientific endeavor. You will be encouraged to work with us on research projects and to pursue research at the many excellent summer research programs available in New England and across the country. Many of our students travel to local and national technical meetings to present the results of their research. In the past six years, dozens of students have undertaken research projects that have resulted in presentations at regional and national science meetings. Students regularly present their research at venues around the country.
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Discussion and debate with Joe Duffy
Susan is from Florida and is currently holidaying in Ireland with her 89 year old mother, her sister and a close friend. They call themselves "the Golden Girls". On Saturday her bag was stolen and $4,000, amongst other things, was stolen. This is their 30th visit to Ireland and unfortunately the first time they have been robbed. She tells Joe her story.
John thinks Arthur's Day is a disgrace. He is a taxi driver and says it is just another day that fuels anti-social behaviour. He describes last Saturday and how he saw a young woman squat and urinate in the middle of the street.
Elizabeth is a carer. She tells Joe about the effect that recent pay cuts are having. She works for an agency who is employed by the HSE. She looks after an elderly man 6 nights a week. She drives 30 miles to see him, spends 45 minutes with him and drives 30 miles home. She gets paid a fee of €6.33 per night, plus a travel allowance of €8.


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I'm testing zcs-NETWORK-7.0.1_GA
All looks good so far, except some issues for iPhone mail client.
iPhone doesn't show shared external account's folders mounted in my own account. Those folders are shown in Thunderbird. Please see the image attached.
Accounts that I added in Preferences -> Mail -> Account are shown in iPhone.
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- Information About Life & Study in St. Louis
On Campus Transportation
The University offers several shuttle services during the academic year. For detailed schedule information, visit Transportation Services Home Page.
Grand Shuttle Service: runs between the Frost Campus and the Health Sciences Center from 7:00am-6:00pm Monday through Friday. The shuttle does not run on weekends or holidays.
Billiken Loop Shuttle: runs a scheduled route around the main campus of Saint Louis University. The boundaries are Compton, Laclede, Vandeventer, and Lindell/Olive. It runs 7:00am-6:00pm Monday through Friday. The shuttle does not run on weekends or holidays.
Weekend Shuttle: runs on Saturdays only. A scheduled route takes students to grocery stores, the Galleria shopping center, and other shopping locations. Shuttles depart Griesedieck Hall on the hour and half hour. Refer to Weekend Shuttle Schedule, Route and Times for more information concerning the dates and times for the weekend shuttle.
Public Transportation - Metro St. Louis
Public transportation is available to most destinations in the metro area. Visit www.metrostlouis.org for information, routes, and schedules for the buses and Metro Link Train. The nearest Metro Link Train station is just south of the Saint Louis University Frost Campus on Grand Blvd. Note: Due to construction on the Grand Boulevard Bridge beginning March 14, 2011, the Metro stop at Grand Blvd. may be offline for two to three weeks during the project. Please call Metro at 314-231-2345 before you leave to verify the service.
Taxis in St. Louis cost about $2.00 for the first 1/10 mile, then $2.00 for each additional mile, for one person. Usually there is a charge for extra passengers. Charges may be different for trips originating at Lambert Airport or if waiting time is expected. Request more information for specific charges when you call or before leaving in the taxi. Although taxis may be available in some popular destinations, you can call the taxi companies and they will arrange for a vehicle to pick you up.
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As an International Student, you can obtain a driver's license in the state of Missouri. The nearest Department of Revenue, Department of Motor Vehicles, which issues licenses, is located at 4626 South Kingshighway Blvd. (314-481-8668). You will have to pass a written test (you may request a non-English version in advance), vision test, and driving test to obtain a license. You will need your passport and proof of local residence, such as a utility bill in your name, in addition to a letter from the Office of International Services that proves you are a visa-holding student at the University. You do not need to have a social security number.
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biggocharley wrote:One more thing worth mentioning. The unreadable pdf is 142.4 kb in size while the readable pdf is 38.6 kb. so in a moment of desperation I tried to open the "unreadable" file with a postscript reader and it opened just fine. So my current theory is that print to file option is actually giving me a postscript file. I went back to qcad and selected the print to file option with a .ps extension and it opened ok as a postscript file. I'm not knowlegable enough to explain this. How about you, Clive?
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Topic: Roundcube time is different than system time
I noticed that when using roundcube, my mail delivery dates are all wrong. 'date' shows the correct time, and so does 'hwclock'. The correct time is shown when using thunderbird but is way off in roundcube... I'm guessing there is a separate setting I am unaware of.
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Earl W. Lubben
Earl W. Lubben, 80, of LeMars passed away Tuesday, October 4, 2011 at St. Luke's Regional Medical Center in Sioux City, Iowa. Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Saturday, October 8, 2011 at Christ Lutheran Church, Grant Township, rural Le Mars, Iowa with Reverend Ben Worley officiating. Interment will be at Christ Lutheran Cemetery with military honors provided by the Hereen-McHale-Wilkens American Legion Post #724. Visitations will be after 4:00 p.m. Friday, October 7, 2011 at the Carlsen Funeral Home in Le Mars with the family present to greet friends after 5:30 p.m. followed by a 7:00 p.m. Prayer Service. Visitation will continue Saturday morning from 9:30 a.m. until service time. Expressions of sympathy can be extended to the family through www.carlsenfuneralhome.com.
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS, Md. (WUSA) -- Prince George's County Police have arrested a suspect in the murder of 20-year-old Salaam Adams of Durham, NC.
Twenty-six-year-old Brandon Anthony Battle of Greenbelt, Md. is charged with first and second degree murder. He is being held without bond.
Adams was found with a gunshot wound on the morning of Feb. 4 in Oxon Run Park. Maryland-National Capital Park Police responded to a call of a man down at about 7:25 a.m. at the 2600 block of Oxon Run Drive in Hillcrest Heights. They found him at the park. He was pronounced dead on the scene.
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Klippel-Trénaunay Syndrome
National Organization for Rare Disorders, Inc.
It is possible that the main title of the report Klippel-Trénaunay Syndrome is not the name you expected. Please check the synonyms listing to find the alternate name(s) and disorder subdivision(s) covered by this report.
General Discussion
Klippel-Trénaunay syndrome (KTS) is a rare disorder that is present at birth (congenital) and is characterized by a triad of cutaneous capillary malformation ("port-wine stain"), lymphatic anomalies, and abnormal veins in association with variable overgrowth of soft tissue and bone. KTS occurs most frequently in the lower limb and less commonly in the upper extremity and trunk. KTS equally affects males and females.
The eponym KTS has generated controversy in the medical literature since the first report of the condition in the early 20th century. The French physicians, Klippel and Trénaunay, described patients with capillary stains (improperly called "hemangiomas" at that time), venous varicosities, and overgrowth. At about the same time, the English dermatologist Parkes Weber reported the combination of "hemangiomas" and overgrowth of a limb. For many years, the names of all three physicians were linked as a confusing (and incorrect) term "Klippel-Weber-Trénaunay syndrome," which still is (unfortunately) used to this day.
Since the latter 20th century, it is well-recognized that Parkes Weber and Klippel-Trénaunay syndromes are entirely different. Parkes Weber syndrome consists of fast-flow, multiple microscopic arteriovenous connections with variable capillary staining of an enlarged limb (usually the lower extremity). By genetic testing, many of these patients have a dominant, germline mutation in the gene RASA1.
In contrast, KTS is a slow-flow combined vascular disorder involving abnormal capillaries (C), lymphatics (L) and veins (V). Therefore, many investigators use the abbreviation CLVM, rather than KTS, and restrict the designation for patients who have all three vascular anomalies. Other authors apply the KTS term more broadly and include patients with only capillary stain (CM) or only capillary and venous anomalies (CVM) in the limb in the absence of lymphatic abnormalities.
Once the genetic cause for KTS is discovered, it will be possible to more precisely designate patients with these various combinations of vascular anomalies.
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Hot on the heels of Richard Gasquet's kiss-and-tell cocaine drama comes word of an investigation into Tamira Paszek's medical treatment earlier this month which allegedly violates anti-doping rules..
The Austrian lady baller, who has been struggling with chronic back issues, received blood that had been taken for enrichment and then later injected which is not allowed.
The 18-year old alerted anti-doping officials after learning the procedure was possibly illegal from a reporter.
Ugh, this has to suck for Tamira. I give her credit for alerting the anti-doping officials as soon as she found out the procedure was illegal. Let's hope they take this action into consideration when determining her case.
But with regards to the back issues, I might be stating the obvious here but could the problems of the 5' 5" lady baller be caused by Exhibit Double D's?
Like, whoa.
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Anti-doping officials now investigating Tamira - boobs to blame?
Hot on the heels of Richard Gasquet's kiss-and-tell cocaine drama comes word of an investigation into Tamira Paszek's medical treatment earlier this month which allegedly violates anti-doping rules..
Labels: anti-doping, controversy, Tamira Paszek, tennis
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I read an German/Austrian article about this and it just seemed like she was completely unaware concerning this whole doping issue. She had no idea that she had to inform officials and ask for permission for this kind of therapy.ReplyDelete
And then she just babbled about this in a presser and everyone was kinda shocked by how naive/oblivious she had been...
I mean, she's an professional athlete for god's sake. You'd think there would be someone around her who knew a thing or two about the rules.
One anti-doping expert said the case was simple to judge in his opinion as she obviously broke the rules and did not have any kind of permission to do so.
In German you say "Dummheit schützt vor Strafe nicht", but I hope that she'll get out of it mostly unharmed.
As for her double D's: She may wants to have a talk with Simona Halep ;)
Good point Maja. Someone on her team should know the rules, at the very least the doctor who performed the procedure. I would imagine she has a doctor who works with pro athletes and should know the anti-doping rules, or at least she should be working with someone like that.ReplyDelete
I'm not even a professional athlete and I know that that's illegal. I remember reading about an olympic athlete who received a ban for blood doping. You're right about not having a good team around her.ReplyDelete
Just one word: plastic surgery...Oops, thata's two!ReplyDelete
- Tennis ObserverJuly 25, 2009 at 3:48 AM
Gil Reyes has bigger boobs than Tamira.ReplyDelete
Totally Maja. If she wasn't smart enough to be aware of anti-doping-rules, someone on her team should've been.ReplyDelete
Really bad luck for her though, it does obviously seem like she didn't do it on purpose.
It's good she reported it herself - maybe that helps.
As for the boobies: I always think "Doesn't running and jumping HURT with those?" when I see her play. XD
Sonja: As one of the unfortunates stuck with her own pair of DDs, I'd have to say yes, and I hope she's got a damn good sports bra.ReplyDelete


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SHADYSIDE - Shadyside coach Mark Holenka admitted he was concerned about a hangover for his team this week.
The Tigers' mentor saw his club post arguably its biggest victory of the last week when it blanked Wheeling Central, 14-0.
And for a little more than a half, the Tigers didn't bring the same intensity Friday night in their home finale against Buckeye Trail.
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Shadyside's Brooks Ramsey sticks a foot in the ground and changes direction against Buckeye Trail.
However, the stern message at halftime evidently came across loud and clear because the Tigers turned it on and eventually posted their eighth consecutive victory by a 27-0 score against the Warriors.
"It is what it is," Holenka said. "We didn't come out with the focus that I would have liked, but we were good enough to bend and not break. Then we started playing real football. I'd like to win some games without having to into the locker room and say, 'hey, we need to get our acts in gear,' and enjoy these games a little bit."
It appeared as if it could be headed toward enjoyable when Shadyside senior defensive back Chase Kinemond picked off a Warriors' pass.
Then, six plays later, Kinemond converted a fourth-down pass for an 18-yard touchdown to classmate Cody Hudson, who also booted the PAT making it 7-0 with 6:22 to play in the first quarter.
The Tigers appeared to be headed to points on their second drive, but the march stalled on the 13 and a 30-yard field goal try was wide left.
Outside of three plays, the remaining 12-plus minutes of the first half was all Warriors.
"Shadyside's good and we're getting better," said Buckeye Trail coach Dale Broomhall. "We're not last year's team. We're working hard and getting better every week. We had some chances early, but we couldn't take advantage of them and you just can't do that against state-ranked teams."
Shadyside was on its heels at times in the first half as the Warriors found some things that worked by attacking the Tigers' defense with their running game.
The Warriors had a 14-play drive that ended with a punt and then marched to the 5-yard line in 11 plays before Shadyside sophomore Austin Dorris stepped in front of a pass in the end zone to thwart that drive.
"Give Trail credit because they ran the ball at us on our weak side," Holenka said. "They executed well enough to keep the ball away from us."
Shadyside cranked up the offense in the third quarter. Kinemond and Hudson hooked up again on a 66-yard gainer down the seam on a third-and-long.
"That play really broke it open for us and we started playing better," Holenka said.
Three plays later, Kinemond found Chris Littell all alone in the right flat for a 6-yard touchdown.
The Tigers forced another Warriors' punt and took over on their 9. With the running of Brooks Ramsey and a 33-yard gainer to Littell, Kinemond finished the drive with a 37-yard burst.
The Kinemond-to-Hudson combination hooked up again to cap the scoring on a 21-yard play with just under 6 minutes remaining.
Kinemond finished with another productive night under center. He completed 7 of 10 passes for 173 yards. Ramsey came 2 yards shy of his first 100-yard game of the season. Hudson caught four passes for 119 yards.
"I knew this game would be a challenge because of where it fell on the schedule," Holenka said. "I think this game could be good for us because we know we have to be a little more of an intense, physical football team."
Dougherty led the Warriors on the ground with 60 yards on 18 rushes. Tyler Nealey ran for 59 yards on 15 carries.


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May 31, 2016
A Meridian charity store was burglarized in the early hours Wednesday. A window was smashed to gain entry to Victory Bargain Center on
8th Street at 40th Avenue.
Burglars stole all the money from the cash register. None of the
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"We would've given them the money if they really needed it," said the Rev. John Sweeney of Victory Outreach, "because that's what we do.
Help burnout victims and others who need it, as part of our outreach ministries."
The Victory Bargain Center is operated by Victory Outreach, a local
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Work is resuming at the Los Angeles and Long Beach harbors after settlement of a strike that crippled the nation's busiest container port complex for more than a week.
Los Angeles port spokesman Phillip Sanfield says gates at 10 closed terminals reopened Wednesday morning. Dockworkers will soon begin servicing at least 13 cargo ships that were stuck at the docks or at anchor.
Clerical workers who claimed shippers are outsourcing their jobs walked out last week and union dockworkers refused to cross their picket lines.
A tentative agreement to end the strike was reached late Tuesday after federal mediators arrived.
The union says it won new protections against outsourcing but details haven't been released.
LA mayor in talks to end 8-day port strike
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The mayor of Los Angeles has joined talks aimed at ending an 8-day strike that's paralyzed the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.
Union spokesman Craig Merrilees says Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa flew back to the U.S. from a South American trip and joined contract talks at midnight. The talks have continued right through into Tuesday morning.
Merrilees says the mayor's efforts have helped bring both sides closer together but there's still much work to do before a settlement might be reached.
Meanwhile, union clerical workers continue to strike 10 terminals at the nation's busiest port complex and dockworkers won't cross picket lines.
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Administrative Services
The Business Productivity Subcommittee on Administrative Services Transformation studied how UT Austin could save by changing how a number of administrative functions are organized and operated. This "shared services" initiative would consolidate certain functions within finance and procurement, human resources, and information technology. Though some consolidation has occurred in these areas over recent years, the committee found that the campus is still highly decentralized across the various colleges, schools, and units in comparison to the best practices of the private sector. Consolidating these administrative functions could yield up to $200 million in savings over the coming decade.
The Strategic IT Accountability Board (SITAB) has and will continue to serve as the committee for Administrative Systems, also known as the Administrative Services master Plan, or ASMP. A committee for Shared Services will be formed and will work closely with SITAB with the implementation of the Administrative Systems transformation.