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Board members
Jeremy Brand - President
Elected: 2009
Jeremy is a Director of Brand Partners Commercial Lawyers and is an accredited Litigation Specialist. He has both graduate and post graduate qualifications.
He works primarily in the commercial law field and has extensive experience both in Australia and internationally in both business law and dispute resolution.
Jeremy is also a director of St Kilda Cycles Pty Ltd and manages the business of Premaydena Farming Enterprises.
Jeremy has a particular interest in sustainable business practices. He is a cyclist of many years both recreational and for transport. He has participated in the past 7 Great Victorian Bike Rides.
David Smith - Vice President
Elected: 2011
David is currently a Partner at Gadens. He has over 16 years of experience as a partner in large commercial law firms.
He is experienced in advising numerous large not-for-profit companies on corporate governance issues and has previous experience on a not-for-profit board as a Director of the Bone Marrow Donor Institute. He is currently a director of listed technology company, Environmental Clean Technologies Ltd.
David believes there are many strands to tackling safety issues. They include education for drivers, cyclists and the general public, improving cycling infrastructure and lobbying legislators to treat cycling issues with greater priority and consistency.
Janice Simpson
Elected: 2007
Member of: Audit and Risk Committee, Co-option Working Group
After almost two decades in education and a further thirteen years in small business, Janice is currently enjoying the flexibility of working as a business consultant and freelance writer, researcher and teacher. She has leadership and project management experience gained in both the public and private sectors.
Janice's qualifications include M Soc Sci (RMIT), Grad Dip Career Ed (RMIT), BA (Uni Melb), Dip Ed (Uni Melb) and FCDAA.
She is a member of several community groups and organisations spanning bike, environment and creative interests and has extensive experience in regional business group development and leadership. Janice's enjoyment of bike riding began dodging snakes, cattle and sheep on her way to primary school. Her first Great Victorian Bike Ride in 2005 got her back on the bike and she is re-discovering the freedom, pleasure and challenges that riding a bike brings.
Helen Millicer
Elected: 2008
Member of: Audit and Risk Committee
Currently Sustainability Project Manager – Energy and Water for the Plastics and Chemicals Industries Association, Helen has been in state and national communication and project managerial roles in the sustainability field for the last 7 years.
Helen has worked in government, listed companies, media and industry associations providing her with insight into key challenges relevant to Bicycle Network. Helen's qualifications include a BA (Monash), and post-grad diplomas in museum management and business management (Monash).
Some recent positions include Chair, Arts Management Advisory Group and Victorian Convenor and Director of the Australian Republican Movement. Always enjoying life on a bike, three years ago Helen became a daily commuter to work and meetings. For Helen cycling is not only a convenient mode of transport it is a sustainable one.
Zena Burgess
Elected: 2012
Member of: Co-option Working Group
Zena is currently the Chief Executive Officer of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. She has several years' working directly in health and allied health industries, diverse board and senior leadership experience. With an understanding of change processes through her professional background in psychology her skills are highly regarded.
Zena believes cycling is an activity which provides an easy way to travel, is healthy, safe, adventurous and friend making. Cycling can build respect for both environment and people. She is keen to build a positive reputation for cycling, cyclists and encourage community engagement within the breath of cycling participation options.
Geoff Schomburgk
Elected: 2012
Member of: Audit and Risk Committee
Geoff is currently the Director of Strategy Management, Asia Pacific for Ericsson.
He has over 20 years of international experience, and will bring to the Board skills in the development of business strategies, execution of change programs and governance of major projects. He has successfully applied these skills in the context of a large multinational organisation as well as for local community sports clubs. His extensive travels offer the opportunity to capture and share current cycling related issues and best practices from cities around the world, such as London, Stockholm and Singapore. Geoff is a family man with two teenage sons. He is a recreational cyclist and commuter who will support the participation in cycling for all ages and to improve rider safety.
Kerry Gill
Elected: 2014
Member of: Audit and Risk Committee
Kerry has extensive experience in senior finance-related roles in a wide variety of businesses including not-for-profit, transport, health and manufacturing. Most recently Kerry has gained experience with AXA/AMP and NAB as a Company Secretary where she was able to combine and utilise her finance and governance skills. Her qualifications include being a Chartered Accountant and a Chartered Secretary. Kerry is a long standing member of a peninsula based recreational cycling group and has participated in a number of events over the years including Easter Bike, Great Melbourne Bike Ride, Around the Bay in a Day and a Bike SA Kangaroo Island tour. Her first involvement with Bicycle Network was over 15 years ago when her sister-in-law gave a membership as a Christmas present.
Peter Thurling
Co-opted to the Board: 2014
Peter is an Engineer and Project Manager, with 15 years experience in Defence Industry, currently working for Taylor Bros Marine Pty Ltd.
He has been a member of Bicycle Tasmania for four years and on the committee of that organisation for three. Peter has held the role of rides co-ordinator in that organisation for two years, organising mass participation rides and events around Southern Tasmania. Peter is also a member of the Clarence Council Bicycle Steering Committee advocating for cycling infrastructure around Hobart's Eastern shore. He hopes to bring to the board practical knowledge of cycling and cycling advocacy, particularly in Tasmania. Peter commutes to work by bike every day, rides recreationally and loves to get out on the beautiful and challenging roads and trails in his home state. Peter first rode Around the Bay in 2008 and is keen to be involved in the delivery of more Bicycle Network events around Australia. Peter is lucky enough to have a wife and two young daughters who support his cycling interests.


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Polling meteorologists on climate change
A new survey of members of the American Meteorological Society finds (PDF) that nearly all respondents think that climate change is happening and that a majority of respondents think that human activity is causing most of the changes in the climate over the past fifty years.
Polling scientists on climate change
"Using responses from nearly 700 biophysical scientists," a new survey "finds that approximately 92 percent of them believe that human-caused climate change is really happening," according to the Washington Post (September 25, 2015), reporting on J. S. Carlton, Rebecca Perry-Hill, Matthew Huber, and Linda S. Prokopy's "The climate change consensus extends beyond climate scientists," published in Environmental Research Letters.
Views on climate change among the public and scientists
Whereas seven out of eight of scientists say that humans are causing global warming, only half of the public agrees, according to a new report from the Pew Research Center.
Views on evolution among the public and scientists
Whereas nearly all scientists say that humans and other living things have evolved over time, only two thirds of the public agrees, according to a new report from the Pew Research Center.
Views on evolution among the public and scientists
"Nearly all scientists (97%) say humans and other living things have evolved over time," while only 61% of the public agrees, according to a new report (PDF, p. 37) from the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press.
Texas scientists overwhelmingly reject antievolution arguments
Scientists at public and private universities in Texas overwhelmingly reject the arguments advanced by the antievolutionists seeking to undermine the treatment of evolution in Texas's state science standards, according to a report just released by the Texas Freedom Network Education Fund.
Survey shows overwhelming opposition to ICR certification
"A survey of science faculty at Texas colleges and universities reveals overwhelming opposition to state approval for a master's degree in science education from a Dallas-based creationist group," according to a press release issued by the Texas Freedom Network on April 21, 2008. The on-line survey, conducted by Raymond A.
"The 'Teach the controversy' party's over"
"A mendacious bit of hucksterism" is Robert Camp's description of the "teach the controversy" slogan frequently used to promote the teaching of "intelligent design" in the public schools. And it's not just idle rhetoric. Rather, it's based firmly on the results of a survey that he conducted of the heads of biology departments in colleges and universities around the country.
Ohio Scientists' Intelligent Design Poll
A poll of scientists' opinions on "intelligent design", commissioned by the University of Cincinnati and Case Western Reserve University, was presented in October, 2002. Here are the results:
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The Debian Installer team has just released the first beta version of its installer for the next Debian release, Lenny.
This is the first installer version since the publication of Debian Etch. The developers have put around eleven months of work into fixing bugs and introducing new features: for example, the installer now tries to set the system time via NTP as soon as an Internet connection is established. The time is written to the hardware clock on rebooting.
The Debian installation routine can now be launched under Windows using the "win32-loader" package. Users do not need to modify their computers' BIOS settings; an autorun run program takes care of booting form a CD, DVD, or USB stick.
One option available in earlier versions, that of including additional media for the install, has been reintroduced into the current release.
A detailed list of all the changes is available in the Changelog. Images for CDs and other installation media can be downloaded from the Debian Installer homepage.
The next beta version will be moving from kernel 2.6.22 to the 2.6.24 version, and there is some talk of support for proprietary firmware and enhancements to the partitioning tool.
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The garden shed or summer house door needs to be designed to work for a very long time so it is important it is made correctly. You will find decent shed and summer house manufacturers take their responsibilities seriously and will ensure they will stand the test of time.
As well as the importance of having ledges AND braces on the garden shed door it is important to have THREE hinges as this will help to transmit the weight of the shed door across and onto the door frame. If there is only two then the door may bulge slightly in the middle. With a joinery made door then only two hinges are required as the weight of the shed door is supported by the jointed frame.
There are various ways for the garden shed door to be kept closed. The very minimum you want is to have a pad bolt with a turn buckle top and bottom on your door. The pad bolt is a sliding bolt and when closed you can put your padlock onto it to protect your valuables. The turn buckle is simply a flat piece of metal with a hole in the middle. This is screwed onto the garden shed frame and when turned will hold the shed door tightly into position. This will help to stop any movement on the door when there are large changes in weather conditions through the year. - Continue reading --
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There are many aspects to the modern garden shed or summer house and most people would concentrate on the appearance of the building. This is understandable as we all want our possessions to look good, however, the garden shed or summerhouse floor can be most at risk and can bring a premature end to your garden building. So besides looking at the looks ensure you know what type of floor your garden shed or summerhouse will have.
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Longest winning streaks in NBA history
33, L.A. Lakers (1971-72)
Comment: Led by Elgin Baylor and Jerry West, the Lakers won 33 in a row early in the season. They finished 69-13, going 12-3 in the playoffs. The Lakers defeated the Knicks in five games in the Finals.
22, Houston Rockets (2007-08)
Comment: Playing the final 10 games of the streak without Yao Ming, the Rockets got on a roll but didn't even make it out of the first round of the playoffs, losing to Utah in six games.
20, Milwaukee Bucks (1970-71)
Comment: Led by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, known at the time as Lew Alcindor, Milwaukee finished with a league best 66-16 record. Alcindor and the Bucks swept the Washington Bullets in the Finals.
19, LA Lakers (1999-00)
Comment: Led by Shaquille O'Neal, who would win MVP honors, the Lakers also had streaks of 16 and 11 games that season. The Lakers defeated Indiana in six games in the Finals.
18, Chicago Bulls (1995-96)
Comment: Michael Jordan was in his prime, leading the Bulls to an NBA best 72-10 finish. The Bulls went 15-3 in the playoffs, defeating Seattle in six games in the Finals.
18, Boston Celtics (1981-82)
Comment: The Celtics, led by Larry Bird, got on a roll after the All-Star break but didn't reach the NBA Finals. Philadelphia upset Boston in the Eastern Conference Finals.
18, New York Knicks (1969-70)
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OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — The tobacco Quitline phone service that Washington smokers could call for help is no longer available to everyone.
The state Health Department says the free service ended last month because of budget cuts.
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The modern SRT Viper GTS-R race program made its less-than-triumphant return to the 24 Hours of LeMans race last year and with a strong finish to the 2013 combined with a strong start to the 2014 endurance racing season – many Mopar racing fans expected this to be the year where the Viper would head […] More »
The Viper Beats the Corvette in the 12 Hours of Sebring
The 2014 12 Hours of Sebring race was this past weekend and for the second time in as many races – the SRT Viper GTS-R has beaten the Chevrolet Corvette C7R in the GT LeMans (GTLM) class. The SRT Viper GTS-R race team only sent one car to the Sebring Winter test sessions but it […] More »
That Time Hennessey Attempted 230 mph in a Viper – Part 2
When we last left you, the Hennessey Performance twin-turbo Viper was having technical difficulties in achieving 230 miles per hour down the Maxton Mile. First it was the transmission causing problems, then it was the engine computer. With those hurdles cleared, it's time for the sprint, and the HP gang is not messing around.
SRT Viper GTS-R Third Fastest in GTLM Class at Sebring Winter Testing
This past weekend, the endurance racing teams of the Tudor United Sports Car Championship arrived at Sebring International Raceway in Florida for the annual winter testing session and the SRT Viper GTS-R program sent the #93 car to Florida for this important test run. This is the final open testing session for all of the […] More »
Tire Shredding Tuesdays: Dodge Magnum SRT8 Roasts the Tires in Sweden
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Aiding Here and Abroad: Iraq PICU Travel Nurse's Medical Mission
It is amazing how travel nurses can be in one part of the country, doing what they do for their patients, and then be in another part of the world, doing just the same. As a travel nurse you are able to see and experience new places, which is just one of the advantages. Kevin, who has been working PICU nursing jobs through American Traveler, shared some photos of his time in Austin, Texas when he worked at a Children's Hospital, as well as his time helping children in Najaf, Iraq. In Iraq, he was on a Medical Mission, before starting his next assignment in Washington D.C. It just comes to show that even when not on a travel nurse assignment through American Traveler, our nurses go above and beyond to help people in other parts of the world.
Here are some photos of his mission in Iraq and time in Austin where he enjoyed horseback riding, and explored other parts of Texas with his travel family.
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My bio says that I love everything that goes bump in the night, the macabre, spooky and unusual love stories. Translation: I write paranormal romance but I'm a horror girl at heart.
In the midst of publishing my two paranormal romances and one novella, I was invited to submit short dark stories to be included in a series of anthologies. I jumped at the chance and am happy to report I have a vampire, witch and demon story in the Ten Tale series, edited by Rayne Hall.
I discovered I loved writing short stories, especially dark ones. I then tried my hand at two horror flash fiction stories, which I threw up on my blog during a Paranormal/Horror blog hop and they were a success!
I've never written Harlequin-like romance. My hero and heroine have a strange or odd destiny that needs to be fulfilled. A birthmark recognized from the past, tattoos revealed in dreams, an old photo of two small children playing in front of a haunted house, only to meet twenty years later at that same house.
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Cool stuff you have, something I really really wish I could do.
All three of the pictures look gorgeous! *u* <3
Wait, so what was the process? Did you guys all take the same image and do them in your own styles or...?
One person draws it out and cleans their sketch. The next person inks it. The last person colors it. Each have their own distinct style to it, though, so yes, you were correct in a way. (:
I'm really impressed with how well all your styles work together. It's like a hive mind! Lovely stuff.
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Sarah Lawrence College will host an international group of scholars to present this year's Women's History Month conference entitled Gender and Power in the Muslim World, on Friday, March 6 and Saturday, March 7. The two-day event will feature panel discussions, workshops, performances and exhibits in the areas of religious scholarship and leadership, activism and politics, and the creative arts. The conference is free and open to the public. Registration is required and available online. For more information, please contact Tara James, Associate Director, Graduate Program in Women's History at (914) 395-2405 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Award-winning journalist Mona Eltahawy, who also serves as an analyst of Arab and Muslim affairs, will give the keynote address Friday, March 6 at 6:00 p.m. Eltahawy is a syndicated columnist and international public speaker based in New York.
Eltahawy was a news reporter in the Middle East, including Cairo and Jerusalem, as well as a correspondent for Reuters; she frequently reported from the region for The Guardian and U.S. News and World Report.
Her essays appear regularly in both the western and Arab press and opinion pieces have been published frequently in the International Herald Tribune, The Washington Post, the pan-Arab Asharq al-Awsat newspaper and Qatar's Al-Arab.
Eltahawy is a graduate of the American University in Cairo (AUC) where she was named Distinguished Visiting Professor in 2006.
On Saturday, March 7, the day's activities will include panel discussions and workshops on such topics as Sensationalizing 'Honor Killings'; The Politics of Marriage in Egypt; Women's Bodies and the Law; Reform, Renewal, and Diversity in Islam; and Women's Community Activism. Scholars, authors and journalists from the U.S. and around the world, including the United States, Germany, Australia, Egypt, Singapore, and the United Arab Emirates, will moderate and present the program.
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I've heard and read about the development for years but the other day I was walking through pcworld and this image on the screen said hi. I stopped in front of it and saw it had recognised me just by walking past it. We could wave at it and it'd wave back and interact by pointing and talking.
I think the kit is a hundred and something which again is mind blowing given the technology in there!
Now, how well that ends up translating to games we'll all want to play I don't know but it's a super impressive start
I am thinking of buying it today............
I just saw it in tescos and it looked amazing, the games available upto now aren't particularly amazing though :unsure: I think a lot of the better games will be post-christmas now :yes:
It does look awesome, but we already have a Wii and PS3 and there is no way that hubby can be persuaded to give up his beloved playstation
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ANSWER: Although the words "gambling" or "lottery" are not in the Bible, numerous verses denounce the attitudes that are behind them. They include idol worship and greed, which are the foundations that encourage this kind of behavior.
People often indulge in gambling, be it playing the lottery or going to a casino, because they hope to "get lucky." Scripture states that such things as fortune, or fate, or luck and destiny are as foreign "gods" hoped upon by people. Isaiah 65 says that those who give up on or forsake God "set a table for FORTUNE" and they drink from full cups that contain "mixed wine for destiny" (Isaiah 65, NASB).
The TEV translation of Isaiah 65:11 states that those who reject God worship gods of "luck and fate." Those who worship (meaning they respect or honor) fortune (another name for gambling) will be punished.
There is an interesting passage in Proverbs that references some of the same kinds of stereotypical signs often associated with a gambler.
13 They wink and make gestures to deceive you, 14 all the while planning evil . . . (Proverbs 6:13 - 14, TEV)
The CEV translation of Proverbs 6:13 states that liars go around "winking and giving signals" in order that they may deceive other people. The TMSG translation of the verse says that those who indulge in evil "wink at each other," shuffle their feet around, and signal others by crossing their fingers behind their backs.
The deceptive belief behind gambling is that by making a small "investment" one can become rich. This attitude leads to what the word of God defines simply as GREED. Gambling also encourages the false notion that a person can get something for nothing. Being greedy is ultimately a waste of time and distracts a person from what is truly important in life.
I still remember to this day an unconverted friend of mine who half-jokingly said, at a high school class reunion, "The person who dies with the most toys (cars, houses, other possessions) wins!" Although such a statement does not summarize my own life goals, it does reflect what the vast majority of unconverted humanity pursues.
One day a person shouted to Jesus from a crowd asking him for help in dividing a family inheritance between him and his brother. Jesus' sharp, to-the-point response first stated that his (Jesus') purpose on earth was not to be a judge or arbitrator between people to settle their disputes. The word arbitrator used in the NASB and other translations for Jesus' response in Luke 12:14 come from a Greek word whose meaning is very similar to the word Destiny in the Hebrew. Both words have in common the same concept of portioning out or dividing that gambling business partake in when they take the wealth of one person and give it to someone else.
Jesus warned the man who screamed for his help to be wary of covetousness (greed) since God never intended a person's life revolve around the accumulation of physical things (Luke 12:15). He then gave what is known as the parable of the foolish rich man who built bigger barns (verses 16-21). The book of Jeremiah does warn us not to be "greedy for gain" (see Jeremiah 6:13, 15). In short, the Bible says that gambling is something we should not indulge in.


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Police continue investigation of missing girlMay 13,2013Staff Report
Vermont State Police said Monday they are continuing to investigate the report of a young girl disappearing into the woods off West Proctor Road.
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The Berkley house was built in California for $98,000 at 420 square feet (about $233 a square foot). The house features 6″ walls filled with recycled denim insulation. The house itself is actually a Net-Zero energy house and is powered by a 1.67 Kw solar system. Pair that with energy saving techniques like insulated pipes, efficient appliances etc, this house actually will produce more than it takes to run it.
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Thank you, thank you, for a full bath. And for all the rest, this is just a wonderful use of space. I'd still need to work something else out about the ladder/stairs (my knees are just not up to the climb) but the rest of it is just beautiful.
I'm curious about the ladder. In Sonoma County, they won't let us use a ladder to get to a loft in a permitted building. Was this house permitted? Do you know how they got away with using a ladder to a loft?
Also, I'm curious about where this house is. Is it a granny unit behind a larger house? And is it in Berkeley? (Not sure if there's a town called Berkley.)
If I see it correctly, the folding doors are beside the kitchen and under the upstairs bedroom…why couldn't you put a dormer up top and have a one person lift put in that area?
This is gorgeous! The upscale cabinetry in the kitchen and a dishwasher!! The loft area looks so cozy! Is the area behind the louvered doors a washer/dryer or a closet? Love it!
$233 sq ft??? Even taking the solar system into account that's insane for a house built in a backyard.
Nice house, but steep price. Would love to know more about the recycling denim insulation.
I used recycled denim insulation on a remodel project for a house I used to own. It was a bit more expensive but awesome to work with. No itching or breathing concerns. I bought an insulation knife and together with a 2×4 made cuts quickly and easily. I found it at http://greendepot.com.
Oh, this is the prettiest one I've seen yet. Very nice.
This is true craftsmanship. Cheers! I hope small home builder follow with this level of expertise and thought.
i'd like to see a floor plan. i can't figure out where the bathroom is.
The bathroom appears to be behind the kitchen, on the other side of the hall from the closet. All the plumbing is along one wall, which lowers construction costs.
Where are the building permits and certificate of occupancy?
Do you have floor plans Available For the house?
the bathroom is behind the kitchen so the plumbing is the most efficient. Look to the right of the kitchen and you will see the window/table area and the mini hallway with closet. The bathroom is to the other side.. behind the kitchen.
I would like to know if you have pictures of the outside that you could post. Also, what are the measurements of the outside? thanks, I love this house and I will be using some of the ideas in my own house.
Im building a cabin 16 +24. I have a loft and the kitchen layout is similar to your. I got a spiral staircase but may need to change to your type of stairs. Due to room. Is your treads metal or can you tell me how they are made
I love this because with most tiny houses I get a wee bit grossed out having the toilet (and usually one where the waste doesn't really "disappear") so close to where I'm supposed to be cooking food.
I watched a Mythbusters episode that showed how much bathroom "stuff" ends up in the air and onto toothbrushes in a normal bathroom and (shudder).
So, it's nice to see at least a visual separation between these areas while keeping the plumbing in one place. The whole design is really appealing and well thought out!
No stove?
There appears to be an electric rangetop to the right of the refrigerator and at least a microwave further right and above (under upper cabinets) which might in fact be (or according to your choice could be) a compact convection or hybrid microwave/convection oven. There's not really room to entertain more than perhaps a couple in addition to perhaps a resident couple, so a compact convection oven should suffice.
I love this design. What are the dimensions? Is it on a trailer or foundation? Is the loft counted in the square footage. Excellent job on this tiny home! My favorite by far!
Nice one! I would put in a staircase instead of the "ladder", there certainly is room in the design for that. As well, $98,000.00 is a bit much….It can be done for much, much less!! Maybe not as high end features but still very much an eco-friendly/energy efficient dwelling for probably more than 1/2 of this price!! Don't let it scare you if it's out of your budget!!!
Do you rent your house at all? I'm dying to try our tiny living?
Love this tiny house! Although the price is a bit much, it's awesome! I'd want a stove though, and is there a washer/dryer?


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The Senate Indian Affairs Committee is seeking documents from Americans for Tax Reform as part of its inquiry.
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Americans for Tax Reform is an advocacy group headed by conservative political activist Grover Norquist. It has refused to hand over donor records.
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DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — Kat Thomas scored three goals as seventh-seeded Duke beat Virginia 11-9 on Sunday in the first round of the NCAA women's lacrosse tournament.
Maddy Morrissey added two goals and an assist, and her second goal broke a 9-all tie with 15:44 remaining. Kim Wenger added an insurance goal with 2:47 for the Blue Devils (12-6). Duke advances to play defending champion Northwestern, the No. 2 seed.
Katie Slater scored her fourth goal with 17:06 left to tie it at 9 for Virginia (11-8), before Morrissey put the Blue Devils on top for good.
Morgan Stephens added two goals for the Cavaliers, who beat Duke 14-12 two months ago in the schools' most recent meeting. Virginia is now 3-2 in NCAA tournament games against the Blue Devils.


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The Consortium for Energy, Economics & the Environment (CE3) was formed in 2005 at Ohio University. CE3 is housed at the Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Affairs in partnership with the Russ College of Engineering and Technology and the College of Arts and Sciences. Our multidisciplinary approach to energy and environmental issues, coupled with the extensive regional resources of Southeastern Ohio, provide a strong research and teaching platform for our faculty, staff and students.
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Amanda Bennett remembers the day she lost her class ring.
It happened two summers ago, when the then 11-year-old Waccamaw School sixth-grader was babysitting with a friend at Sunset Beach.
"Me and my best friend Morgan, we were on the beach with three little kids, and before I knew it one of them grabbed my ring and tore it off," she recalled. "And before I knew it, it was gone."
The ring stayed gone.
A judge has dismissed a communicating threats charge against Supply resident Beverly Galloway whose husband is a resident of Brunswick Cove.
The charge, which originated with Brunswick Cove administrator Robert Watson, was dismissed Monday afternoon in Brunswick County District Court.
Judge Scott Ussery dismissed the charge after hearing testimony from Watson and the nursing home employee who said she overheard Galloway make the threat.
The Brunswick County Board of Education has named Les Tubb interim superintendent. He was appointed Jan. 21 following the announcement of Superintendent Katie McGee's resignation.
The board met for nearly two hours behind closed doors at a specially called meeting Thursday before announcing McGee's resignation. The board went back into closed session for about an hour and a half before returning to announce Tubb had been named interim superintendent.
The board called Tubb during closed session and offered him the position.
Katie McGee, superintendent of Brunswick County Schools, has voluntarily resigned from her position.
At a specially called meeting Thursday, Jan. 21, board chairperson Bud Thorsen announced McGee and the board came to a "mutual agreement." McGee's resignation is effective Jan. 31.
Some Brunswick County property owners are finding out a deal that appears to good to be true, just may be.
A representative from the North Carolina Attorney General's office has confirmed there has been two reported complaints against the company Global Properties but would not provide further details regarding the nature or status of the complaints.
At least 32 people have applied for the superintendent position of Brunswick County Schools.
The deadline for applications was 11:59 p.m. Monday, Jan. 25. According to the North Carolina School Boards Association (NCSBA) who is facilitating the search, 32 applicants had applied as of Tuesday afternoon. More applications could come in, and those postmarked by or before Jan. 25 would be accepted.
Although a security breach occurred on the computer system at the North Carolina Community College System Office, officials say no personal information was accessed.
According to a press release, the breach occurred through a library patron information system on the server at the College System Office in Raleigh. Found in August during a routine security review, the hacker had access to a server that contained personal information of nearly 51,000 library users from 25 community colleges throughout the state.
Spring enrollment at Brunswick Community College is at an all-time high.
"It's another record," president Stephen Greiner said.
Although spring semester is traditionally less attended than the fall semester, numbers for spring 2010 are about even with fall 2009, and are up 12 percent compared to last spring.
Preliminary figures show spring enrollment at 1,517, which is 17 fewer students than the fall semester. Enrollment is up more than 130 students compared to last spring.
OAK ISLAND—Members of the town councils from Oak Island and St. James met during the Oak Island council's board retreat last Friday to discuss a possible agreement about property the two towns are now battling over in court.
Both towns have laid claim to 38 parcels in the Midway Road corridor. Several of the parcels have requested annexation by Oak Island, but the town of St. James adopted an annexation ordinance in October seeking to annex the property.
The lawsuit is now pending.
BOLIVIA—Brunswick County commissioners support the northern route for the proposed Cape Fear Skyway, which would connect Brunswick and New Hanover counties.
At their last meeting Jan. 19, commissioners approved a resolution, with commissioners chairman Bill Sue calling the northern route, "the best alternative they've come up with yet."
"I would recommend strongly this board approve the concept of the northern route," Sue told his fellow commissioners. "If we don't do something now, we're going to be stymied."
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Renal failure in multiple myeloma: reversibility and impact on the prognosis
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DOI: 10.1034/j.1600-0609.2000.90221.x
European Journal of Haematology
Volume 65, Issue 3, pages 175–181, September 2000
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Knudsen, L. M., Hjorth, M., Hippe, E. and Nordic Myeloma Study Group (2000), Renal failure in multiple myeloma: reversibility and impact on the prognosis. European Journal of Haematology, 65: 175–181. doi: 10.1034/j.1600-0609.2000.90221.x
Publication History
- Issue online: 25 DEC 2001
- Version of Record online: 25 DEC 2001
- Accepted for publication 4 May 2000
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- multiple myeloma;
- renal failure;
- prognosis
Abstract: The purpose of the present study was to analyse the importance and prognostic value of renal failure in multiple myeloma patients. The frequency and reversibility of renal failure in 775 multiple myeloma patients diagnosed between 1984–86 and 1990–92 in the Nordic countries were studied. Renal failure, defined as plasma creatinine >130μmol/l, was observed in 29% of the cases at the time of diagnosis. During the first year after diagnosis 58% achieved normalisation of p-creatinine, and this was achieved mainly during the first 3 months. Reversibility of renal failure was more frequently observed in patients with moderate renal failure, hypercalcaemia and low Bence-Jones protein excretion. In a multivariate analysis renal failure, high age, stage III disease and hypercalcaemia were independent prognostic factors for survival. Patients who needed dialysis had a poor prognosis, with a median survival of 3.5 months. A 12-months landmark analysis showed that reversibility of renal failure was a more important prognostic factor than response to chemotherapy. It is concluded that renal failure in multiple myeloma is reversible in about half the cases, and reversibility of renal failure improves long-term survival.


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Joss Whedon has said that the sequel to his blockbusting smash 'Avengers Assemble' will go 'deeper not bigger'.
The director, who made over $1 billion for Marvel following the first superhero supergroup flick, revealed his early plans for the next film to MTV News.
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"Don't go bigger, go deeper," he said.
"The grand thing is that all these people have met, so you've gotten that out of the way. And now you can really spend your time just digging in. And by digging in, I mean with a scalpel to cause pain."
The film is slated for release in May 2015, with other Marvel properties 'Iron Man 3' and 'Thor: The Dark World' both set to be unveiled later this year.
Whedon also talked about the S.H.I.E.L.D. spin-off TV series that is also in the pipeline.
"You have to bring a bit of spectacle to it," he said. "It's got to be bigger than your average cop show. But at the end of the day, it's about the peripheral people. It's about the people on the edges of the grand adventures. The whole point of the show is that even with all these big things, the little things matter.
"It's about people who don't have super powers. There will be some people with powers, there will be FX, and there will be the spectacle of science-fiction storytelling - but all played on a very human, small level. That's the appeal of the thing."


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Home » Progressive Rock & Progressive Metal News » MASTODON: Follow-Up To 2011′s "The Hunter" In The Works
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Frequently Asked Questions about the MLA International Bibliography
Founded in 1883, the Modern Language Association of America provides support and opportunities for its members to share their scholarly findings and teaching experiences with colleagues and to discuss trends in the academy. MLA members host an annual convention and other meetings, work with related organizations, and sustain one of the finest publishing programs in the humanities. For over a hundred years, members have worked to strengthen the study and teaching of language and literature.Close
The MLA International Bibliography is a bibliography of journal articles, books, Web sites, and dissertations. It is published by the Modern Language Association, a not-for-profit organization committed to the study and teaching of language and literature.Close
The Bibliography is the electronic research tool for literature because it most accurately reflects the state of literary and linguistics studies in the United States and internationally. Historically it has been geared to university students and scholars, but it can also benefit general or younger users. The database offers easy searching by keyword, author, and subject (characters, literary themes, etc.). Even people with relatively limited knowledge of literature, folklore, or linguistics can get the information they need quickly.Close
MLA indexers review books, journals, and Web sites for material that relates to all forms of human communication. Coverage includes literature from all over the world—Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, and North and South America. Folklore is represented by folk literature, music, art, rituals, and belief systems. Linguistics and language materials range from history and theory of linguistics, comparative linguistics, semantics, stylistics, and syntax to translation. Other topics include literary theory and criticism, dramatic arts (film, radio, television, theater), and history of printing and publishing.Close
Each year since 2002, over 66,000 citations have been added to the database, which contains over 2.3 million records. The file covers indexing back to 1926. In April 2003, when citations to JSTOR's language and literature collection were first added, the Bibliography began to include material in journals dating as far back as the 1880s.Close
Indexers use a thesaurus of over 49,000 topical terms and 327,000 names. Since the research covered is cutting-edge, it sometimes describes concepts not in the thesaurus, and so subjects, names, and cross-references are regularly added.Close
The indexers suggest new terms and names, which the thesaurus staff researches before deciding which to add to the vocabulary. The terms chosen reflect the state of current scholarship in literature, language, folklore, and linguistics.Close
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In February 2009 the MLA Executive Council decided to discontinue the print edition of the MLA International Bibliography after the 2008 edition was published in September 2009. The decision to discontinue the print edition was not an easy one, and our reasons were economic. Since the introduction of the online database in the mid-1990s, scholars have moved toward searching the Bibliography electronically, and sales of the print volumes have declined each year. To cover printing costs, we would need to increase prices substantially. The online MLA International Bibliography database, however, will continue to be sold to libraries throughout the world.Close
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The MLA worked with JSTOR to develop the list of titles in JSTOR's language and literature collection. This collection provides electronic access to fifty-eight journals, beginning with volume 1, issue 1, of each. Some titles, such as PMLA, date back to the 1880s. These journals are being indexed and linked for the Bibliography, and as of October 2005 over 60,000 of these citations have been added to the database.Close
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Longtime Fox Sports broadcaster and NASCAR prerace show host Chris Myers demonstrates that racing embodies the best of what makes America great: our competitive spirit; our will to win; our love of pageantry, heroes, and tradition; our willingness to face risks and build for the future. This unique book is a love letter to the NASCAR community -- from an outsider turned insider who "gets" what NASCAR fans and the world of NASCAR is all about. NASCAR has been slighted in the mainstream media for too long. Now, everyone will see that NASCAR and its fans truly represent what's best about our country. Myers takes fans to track-side, places them in the car and in the middle of the action and shares the sports finer moments, its most challenging times and introduces fans to a world that is so deeply cherished by all fans of motorsport.
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Chris Myers spends most of her free time writing and dreaming up new characters who fight each other for page time. She is an award-winning author of three published novels: LENNON'S JINX, first in a New Adult romance trilogy, and DATE WITH THE DEAD and DEAD AND MISSING, first two in a YA paranormal mystery series. Previous blog tours resulted in outstanding reviews. Chris's work has appeared in the NewsMag and has earned several awards including first place Paul Gillette, Colorado Gold finalist, and semi-finalist in the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award. She has taught writing workshops for PPW and Delve Writing and was an adjunct professor at CSU. She earned a Masters from the University of South Florida. For more information, visit www.chrismyersfiction.com.
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Hanesbrands appeases investors with 3-prong strategy
April 29, 2016
(Winston-Salem Journal)
Hanesbrands' shares had fallen to a 52-week low of $23.25 earlier this year, with investors wondering what the Winston-Salem company would do next. On Wednesday, the company announced its largest acquisition to date — it will pay $800 million for Pacific Brands of Australia — and approved a share repurchase authorization for up to 40 million shares. Its board also declared a first-quarter dividend of 11 cents a share.
Report: Ingram stepping down as chairman of Valeant
April 29, 2016
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Drugmaker Valeant's newly appointed CEO Joseph Papa is expected to assume the role of chairman, The Wall Street Journal reports. Current Chairman Bob Ingram is expected to give up his post as early as Friday. Ingram, a former CEO of Glaxo Wellcome and general partner at Durham-based Hatteras Venture Partners, has been chairman or lead director of the Quebec-based drugmaker since 2010.
Visitor spending on the rise at national parks in NC
April 29, 2016
(Asheville Citizen-Times)
The latest report from the National Park Service shows that 17.8 million visitors spent $1.19 billion in North Carolina in 2015, supporting 19,984 jobs and generating an economic impact of $1.67 billion. The Blue Ridge Parkway is the most popular attraction in the NPS with more than 15 million visitors in 2015.
Duke Energy to increase investments in renewables
April 29, 2016
(The Charlotte Observer)
Charlotte-based Duke Energy plans to increase its wind, solar and biomass capacity to 8,000 megawatts by 2020, raising its goal of 6,000 megawatts set in 2013 by 33%. At the end of 2015, the company owned or purchased nearly 4,400 megawatts of renewable energy: 49% wind, 39% solar and 12% biomass.
Hanesbrands buying Australia's Pacific Brands for $800 million
April 28, 2016
(Winston-Salem Journal)
Pacific Brands is Australia's top underwear company, best known for its Bonds brand. It will be the sixth acquisition for Winston-Salem-based Hanesbrands in the last three years. The company paid $585 million for Maidenform Brands in 2013 and $528 million for European manufacturer DBApparel in 2014 and just announced a $228 million deal to buy Champion Europe.
ECU names former Georgia state senator as its new chancellor
April 28, 2016
(The News & Observer, Raleigh)
Cecil Staton, 58, is currently interim president of Georgia's Valdosta State University and vice chancellor for extended education for the University System of Georgia. He served as a Republican state senator in Georgia from 2005-2014. The Greenville, S.C., native will begin July 1 and will receive an annual salary of $450,000, making him the third highest-paid chancellor in the UNC System. Staton succeeds Steve Ballard, who is stepping down after 12 years in the position.
BofA shareholders approve directors; CEO calls for HB2 repeal
April 28, 2016
(The Charlotte Observer)
At Bank of America's annual shareholder meeting, CEO Brian Moynihan repeated the bank's position that HB2 should be repealed. Shareholders approved all directors and compensation for top executives, while Moynihan fielded questions about continued weak stock performance and defended his decision to maintain his primary residence in Boston. Related: How much NC bank CEOs get paid
High Point U announces $160M in new construction
April 28, 2016
(News & Record, Greensboro)
The university will build a residence hall for 310 students, a $60 million science building and a $70 million arena and convention center. The arena will have 5,000 permanent seats but will be able to accommodate up to 6,500 people for concerts and ceremonies. The convention center will hold up to 2,500 people. The projects will be paid for through fundraising and operating revenues.
Cary considers plans for $51M mixed-use project
April 28, 2016
(The News & Observer, Raleigh)
Northwoods Associates would invest $46 million and the Town of Cary would pitch in $5 million to build a 55,000- to 75,000-square-foot office and retail building,188 apartments and a parking deck in downtown Cary. The historic Ivey-Ellington House would need to be moved to make way for the project.
BB&T communications chief to retire
April 28, 2016
(Winston-Salem Journal)
Cynthia Williams, chief corporate communications officer since 2009, will retire June 30. Williams, 63, was part of the Winston-Salem-based bank's executive management team. She joined BB&T in 2003 through its acquisition of First Virginia Bank.


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John Gamble Marketing Manager | TRUSTe @johnaddison Image Credit Yesterday the Federal Trade Commission announced a settlement with ScanScout, an online video advertising network, over charges that the company deceived consumers about their ability to opt-out of online tracking activities. ScanScout's privacy policy read: "You can opt out of receiving a cookie by changing your browser settings to prevent the …
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THE problems of modern Jewish life are not altogether modern. The Jews of 2,000 years ago were already a dispersed people faced with problems arising from their minority status. True, they were a larger minority within the Roman Empire than are the Jews of today within any state. But their strength of numbers only aroused greater suspicions in those who saw in the Jews a large alien group determined to live in accordance with alien traditions and convictions. Many Gentiles suspected, feared, and hated this alien group, and the result was that "almost every note in the cacophony of medieval and modern anti-Semitism was sounded by the ancient writers."1
Equally disturbing was the problem arising from the process of Hellenization of Diaspora Jewry. The Jews not only spoke Greek as their native tongue but forgot their Hebrew to such an extent that the Bible had to be translated even for synagogue use. And so much were they influenced by Greek culture that they found it necessary to give the Bible the sanction of Greek philosophy.
These problems stimulated a number of literary men among the Jews to write in defense of their people and their culture. These writers sought to deepen the Jewish faith in God, to defend the Jews against their detractors, and to demonstrate the superiority of Judaism to paganism. Among the outstanding Judaeo-Hellenistic writers was


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Vivian Celebrates Rock n'Roll history
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Wyatt Perry (Crusher) and Terry Severyn (Big Mama) share a scene in the Vivian Community play, "Hippie Flower Power" by Craig Sodaro, Saturday, June 23 at the Community Hall in Vivian. Earlier this spring the Vivian Hall was inducted into the South Dakota Rock n" Roll Hall of Fame.
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- Teachers receive raise
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Midwest City Fire Department recognizes fire prevention month
MIDWEST CITY -- The Midwest City Fire Department spends a lot of resources each year on public education, especially with school aged children. As a way to celebrate National Fire Prevention Month, fire officials have chosen to once again take their fire safety and education program on the road.
Previously, the department organized a program each October where the districts grade school children could travel to the station and go through many types of fire safety drills and procedures. With cutbacks in school field trip funding, there has been a reduction in the number of schools who could participate.
Beginning last year, fire department officials decided to take their program on the road and go to every grade school in Midwest City.
"We think it is very important to continue educating our school children in the areas of fire safety and prevention each year," Fire Marshal Tim Synder said. "We view the time we spend with the students to not only be our responsibility, but, necessary in helping to reduce the number of fire related deaths and injuries among children."
This year, the program will reach approximately 4,000 students in Kindergarten through second grade in 13 public and private schools. Three events are setup in the school parking lot for participation from each class.
First, each class takes a turn in the education trailer, which creates "smoke" and causes the students to reenact exiting a house that is on fire.
Next, the class gets a tour of a fire truck.
Then, the tour concludes with the students squirting water through a fire hose. The Fire Department gives each student a form to take home for the purpose of talking to their parents about a home exit route, in the event of a fire.
They are asked to bring them back to school where they are entered into a contest where one student per grade receives the opportunity a have a fire truck pick them up at their home and drive them to school.
"This is so exciting for the students and the school and a great reward for them having completed an exit route with their family," Snyder said.
In addition to the safety and education program, the fire department offers many other programs available for students and the public.
Each year, the department holds monthly CPR training; conducts Learn Not to Burn safety awareness classes for students; conducts cooking and home safety -- a middle and high school program, and many more. The department will assist the public with installation of car seats.
For a complete listing of available programs, please go to www.midwestcityok.org/fire-department-public-education or call 739.1356.


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Turning any web page into a clean view.
Turn any web page into a clean view. This module is based on arc90's readability project.
section) and Microdata API.
$ npm install node-readability
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node-readability will pass the options to request directly. See request lib to view all available options.
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cleanRulers which allow set your own validation rule for tags.
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This lib is using jsdom to parser HTML instead of cheerio because some data such as image size and element visibility isn't able to acquire when using cheerio, which will significantly affect the result.
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If your notebook is a Qosmio x300 / X305 toshiba, here is a little history on how to find the right drivers and make the transition from Vista without spending hours . Toshiba is behind the development of drivers for Windows 7. What a pity so either wait until they come out wisely, or you can try a little trick but I assure you, nothing complicated! So two days ago I switched to Windows 7 Pro 64 bit. Both the installs went perfectly smoothly, both in terms of drivers, is a bit more complex. Audio drivers for example: The driver installed by seven wanting is absolutely not one available in Windows Vista. The sound is feeble, and especially the subwoofer stops working or wrong. I tried installing the realtek drivers for Windows Seven but nothing, the sound was even worse than before and still no sign of audio maxx (the little extra that makes the sound is overkill and n ' is available via Toshiba). Do not try to find the drivers on the Toshiba site, they are not, after a quick phone call to Toshiba, I was politely announced a delay of at least 10 days prior to Online.