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Baseball Picks Up First Win of 2013, Splits Doubleheader at Stetson
Box Score - Game Two
Guided by seven scoreless Kevin Link innings and an Alex Flink ninth inning RBI single, the Princeton baseball team defeated Stetson, 2-1, to earn its first win of 2013. The Tigers (1-6) were unable to sweep Saturday's doubleheader against the Hatters, falling by an identical 2-1 score to close out the day.
Over his seven frames, senior Link struck out three and allowed only three hits and two walks in 28 batters faced. Despite his solid work on the mound, the righty ends with the no decision because Stetson tied things up in the eighth inning.
Princeton carried a 1-0 lead through eight frames off a Mike Ford RBI single up the middle in the first.
The Tigers had six of their nine hits between the second through ninth innings, but they were unable to capitalize on their offensive production and left all six batters on base.
Tyler Foote (1-0) came in the eighth and put his leadoff batter on third off a walk and consecutive wild pitches. With runners on the corners, James Rasmussen sent a single up the middle and tied the game up 1-1.
Unyielding to its fate the night before in extra innings, Princeton took advantage of its chances in the top of the ninth. Pinch runner Alec Keller reached second on a failed pickoff attempt and Flink, who went 4-for-4, hit the game-winning RBI single up the middle to send Keller home.
Game Two
It was another tight defensive battle, but one that went in favor of the Hatters off a two-run sixth inning in game two.
Starting pitcher Michael Fagan struck out five over his five scoreless innings, but Princeton was unable to provide run support only tallying one hit during that span.
The bottom of the sixth saw Stetson score twice on two hits and an error.
The Tigers' bats remained quiet until the ninth. Peter Owens led off with a single and was advanced to third on a Danny Hoy single. Owens broke up the shutout on a Ford double play, but Princeton only had one more base runner before its third out to close out the day.
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The Facilities Planning Committee is a University wide standing committee with responsibility for identifying and assessing the relative priorities of facilities needs and recommending plans to the president for meeting those needs. In carrying out that responsibility, the Committee will maintain and regularly update a complete list of proposed facilities improvements and major maintenance projects. Part of the effort will involve reviewing and evaluating facilities project requests submitted as part of the annual budget preparation process.
In addition, the Committee will review, assess, and make recommendations with regard to proposed changes in use of space and review and comment on plans for any project greater than $50K.
Guiding Principles:
- Give top priority to needs directly related to the University's educational mission.
- Focus on providing facilities that enhance the quality of the University and its programs.
- Help assure continued progress on reducing and preventing deferred maintenance.
- Enhance and retain green space.
- Maintain the University's residential character.
- Promote facility design that allows flexibility of space use.
- Promote space efficiency through positioning of related activities.
- Seek cross use of facilities (e.g. by two or more schools or departments).
- Recognize and consider revenue and cost impacts, including payback period for projects that increase revenue or reduce expense.
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~ Assures that facilities are technology ready.
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Azusa, Calif. – The Black Hills State University volleyball team dropped two matches on Friday at the Cougar Classic in Azusa, Calif. falling to 0-3 on the season.
In the first match of the day, the Yellow Jackets lost to San Diego Christian by a score of 3-1. Black Hills State won the first set 25-21 and then fell in the next three sets 25-22, 25-23, and 25-21. The Yellow Jackets were led in by Kylee Lamb and Maggie O'Neill, each tallied 11 kills.
Black Hills State squared off against host school Azusa Pacific in the second match. The Cougars defeated the Yellow Jackets in three sets 25-11, 25-15, and 25-23. O'Neill led the team with 10 kills, tied for the team lead with seven digs, and had two block assists.
Black Hills State will return to the court on Saturday for two more matches. The Yellow Jackets face The Master's at 10 a.m. PT and Biola at 12:30 p.m. PT.
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After several months in the concierge practice of Dr. Mei-Ling Fong, I sat down and took stock, comparing my total health care expenditures for that period with those of the previous year. In the first six months of 2011, I spent a whopping $5,800 out of pocket, much of it on physical therapy. In the first half of 2012, I shelled out $4,350, including $1,600 for a pelvic ultrasound and Dr. Fong's $2,100. While the two years are not entirely comparable, I saved nearly 25 percent.
I've also offset part of the concierge fee by choosing a different kind of health insurance—a high-deductible plan associated with a Health Savings Account (HSA), which is a savings account devoted to medical expenses. (The earnings you contribute aren't taxed by the government.) This approach, I learned, is very popular with healthy concierge-medicine patients who never meet their deductibles and have grown tired of paying large monthly premiums. For me, a high-deductible plan meant a much-reduced premium: It went from $435 a month for a Blue Cross plan with a $3,500 deductible and no HSA option to $284 a month for a Blue Cross plan with a $6,800 deductible and an HSA, saving me $1,812 a year on insurance premiums.
I asked Bett Martinez, a health insurance broker and consultant in Albany, California, whether she thought people could actually save money by using a concierge doctor. The retainer is hard to recapture in dollars and cents, she observed. But given the peace of mind people obtain for that money, she added, it might be worth the extra expense. In fact, she said she'd appreciate it if I gave her Dr. Fong's phone number. She'd decided it was time to look for a concierge doctor herself.
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Most people prepare for the Sundance Film Festival by scouring film guides and making dinner reservations. Judy Billings, however, spends the days preceding the festival cooking curries and stews with her husband, Tom. No - the couple doesn't hibernate for the week as some locals do during the chaotic festival, the Billingses and their friends simply cannot sacrifice time to stop for food between their many scheduled film screenings.
Judy Billings has lived in Park City for more than 20 years and has been attending the festival since before it was held in Park City and called "Sundance" (the festival was originally called the U.S. Film Festival and was held in Salt Lake City). Billings is best known in Utah for her professional career. She was a judge for the Utah Court of Appeals from 1987 to 2009. "I'm the real Judge Judy," she says, "the one that never made any money."
However, among her family and friends Billings may be better known as "The Ringleader of Sundance." Every year she secures tickets and makes the complicated arrangements for her family and friends to attend the festival. Billings' expertise is informed by years of experience attending the festival and by her work as a member of the local Sundance advisory board, a position she held for 10 years.
For the past 15 years, Billings' 'dearest friend' and college roommate, Noreen Clark, has flown to Park City for about four days to join her for as many films as possible.
One program Billings finds incredibly helpful is the Sundance Institute's 'Patron Circle.' donating additional money to the Institute, individuals can earn priority access to purchase ticket packages and select films, a virtual guarantee that Patron Circle members will get to see the movies on their lists. "I would be a nervous wreck," Billings says of booking tickets before she joined the Patron Circle, "[The Circle] has taken all of the tension out of it."
For those without the commitment or means to buy packages, Billings has a few suggestions for purchasing individual tickets. She says the availability of tickets can depend on how much a movie has been mentioned in the press and by word of mouth, "If [the movie] has gotten a lot of buzz, it may be hard to get off the waitlist," she says. To increase odds of getting a ticket, she suggests choosing screenings at larger venues like The MARC, Eccles Theatre, and the Temple Theater. She also suggests going to screenings early in the morning. She says, "Pick an 8:30 a.m. time because most of the Hollywood-type people are out at parties all night and don't make it to the early screenings."
Apart from scheduling movie screenings, choosing what movies to purchase tickets for can be a challenge. Like all things Sundance, Billings has worked out a system for selecting movies. Right after the film guide comes out, Sundance hosts an event called "Cocktails with Cooper," a digital and live presentation with Festival Director John Cooper who talks about the selections in the upcoming festival (the invitation is a perk of Sundance Institute membership). "They never say this is better than that," Billings says, "but after years of attending you get hints about what is not to be missed."
After the event, Billings emails a list of films featured at "Cocktails with Cooper" to her Sundance group. Everyone goes through the list and film guide and sends back their requests. This year everyone actually agreed on one film: "Anita," a film about Anita Hill, the woman who testified to inappropriate behavior of a Supreme Court nominee before the Senate Judiciary Committee in 1991.
Although one gets the impression that Billings would be happy to see almost any movie at the festival, she and her crew have some guidelines for selecting films. The most important thing to them is to see movies that may never screen elsewhere after the festival. This means skipping many of the premieres which have already been purchased by major studios and will be widely distributed. There appears to be some preference among the group to see documentaries and international films which are even less likely than other films to be purchased, but Billings' final list includes a mix of all categories.
The logistics of seeing so many films is what prompts Billings and her husband to spend days prior to the festival making meals that can be consumed on the go. However, even after eliminating the need to stop for meals, navigating transportation at the festival is a challenge. Billings says the most efficient means of transportation is the local bus system. However, when movies are very close together, waiting for busses can be unreliable. In these extreme situations, Tom Billings steps up for the team and shuttles the group from one movie to the next, dropping them off at the theater, he parks the car (often very far away) and eventually "stumbles into the theater in the dark." Billings also mentioned parking passes which can be purchased for some of the theaters; however these are only useful for moviegoers that can schedule most of their movies at the same venue.
There is no doubt that Billings is one of the festival's biggest fans. Unfortunately, not all of Park City's locals share Billings enthusiasm for the festival. But Billings can offer some encouragement for skiers: "90 percent of the time the festival brings snow," she says, "it's very funny seeing all the Hollywood-types in their two-inch heeled boots walking in two feet of snow!"
Quick facts: Judy Billings' take on Sundance
Favorite part of the festival: Seeing the independent films and "meeting fascinating people from around the world while waiting in line."
Least favorite part of the festival: Getting around.
Must see movie in 2013: "Anita"
Number of screenings booked this year: 10 movies in three days.
Best celeb sighting: Robert Redford - she met him on a chairlift without realizing who he was until he disembarked and was immediately swarmed by fans.
Strangest Sundance phenomenon: Waiting for a movie to begin in a theatre buzzing with conversation; strange because everyone is talking on the phone - not the person next to them.
Typical day on the Billings' Sundance Schedule:
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Favorite part of the festival: Seeing the independent films and "meeting fascinating people from around the world while waiting in line."
Least favorite part of the festival: Getting around.
Must see movie in 2013: "Anita"
Number of screenings booked this year: 10 movies in three days.
Best celeb sighting: Robert Redford - she met him on a chairlift without realizing who he was until he disembarked and was immediately swarmed by fans.
Strangest Sundance phenomenon: Waiting for a movie to begin in a theatre buzzing with conversation; strange because everyone is talking on the phone - not the person next to them.
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As the New York Giants' first-year defensive coordinator in 2007, Steve Spagnuolo liked what he saw in third-year cornerback Corey Webster.
Spagnuolo liked him even more later that season when Webster, a former LSU standout, was asked to cover some big-time wide receivers in the playoffs on their march to a win in Super Bowl XLII.
"Corey is one of my favorites," said Spagnuolo, who, as Saints defensive coordinator, will see his former pupil in Sunday's game with the Giants. "When we got there, he was young.
"That first season, he struggled at the beginning … then boom, all of a sudden, he hit a stride and we ended up using him in those four playoff games — and put him on the four best receivers," he said.
Webster, now an eight-year veteran with two Super Bowl rings, held New England's Randy Moss to five catches for 62 yards, Dallas' Terrell Owens to 49 yards on four receptions and Tampa Bay's Joey Galloway to one catch for 9 yards.
Green Bay's Donald Driver had five receptions for 141 yards with a 90-yard touchdown in the NFC Championship game, but Webster got the catch that counted most when he intercepted Brett Favre on the second play of overtime. That led to a game-winning field goal that put the Giants in the Super Bowl.
Webster's career has taken off since then. After intercepting just six passes in his first five seasons, he's had 14 in the last three with a career-high six picks in 2011 and four each this season and in 2010.
"He stepped up that year and really was integral in what we were doing at the end there," said Spagnuolo.
DRAWING INSPIRATION?: Considering the last two Super Bowl champions have won it all with regular-season records of 10-6 and 9-7, respectively, the Saints are holding out hope that they can do the same.
The Saints need to win all four of their games to finish 9-7, although that won't guarantee them of a playoff spot — much less a Super Bowl berth.
The least they can do is draw inspiration from the team they'll face Sunday. The Giants finished 9-7 a year ago and won the Super Bowl despite barely getting into the postseason.
"They've played in these types of games," quarterback Drew Brees said. "They're playoff games before the playoffs. It's the situation we're in."
PRACTICE REPORT: Saints interim coach Joe Vitt said only two players — T Charles Brown (knee) and CB Corey White (knee) — did not participate in Thursday's practice.
White, who missed two games with a knee injury before returning to play on special teams in their last outing at Atlanta was added to the injury list after having full participation Wednesday.
After being limited Wednesday, SS Roman Harper (rib) had full participation on Thursday.
GIANTS' INJURIES: WR Hakeem Nicks (knee) was added to the Giants' injury report on Thursday after practicing fully during a light Wednesday practice.
Not participating for the second straight day were RB Ahmad Bradshaw (foot), S Kenny Phillips (knee), S Tyler Sash (hamstring) and TE Travis Beckum (knee), while LB Michael Boley (shoulder) and LB Jacquian Williams (knee) were limited.
INGRAM HONORED: Saints running back Mark Ingram, a second-year pro who has battled injuries since joining the team as a first-round draft pick in 2011, has been voted by teammates as the 2012 recipient of the Ed Block Courage Award.
Each NFL team votes for a player, coach or member of the organization that overcomes adversity — on or off the field — to succeed.
Ingram had foot and toe injuries in 2011 and this May underwent knee surgery, but was back in time for training camp. He will be honored along with the winners from the other 31 teams at the Ed Block Courage Award Banquet this spring in Baltimore.
GET CRUNK: After being crushed by the Saints in their last two visits to the Mercedes-Benz Superdome — 48-27 in 2009 and 49-24 last season — Giants guard Chris Snee said he's happy to get a shot at the Saints in the Meadowlands on Sunday.
"We've had zero success (in New Orleans)," said Snee, the son-in-law of Giants coach Tom Coughlin. "It's one of those games where we were down quick and the crowd got into it.
"I heard that song ("Stand Up and Get Crunk!") play over and over again," he said. "I don't know the name of it. That's a tough place to play … it's very tough. It's nice that we don't have to go down there."


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The Office of Foundation and Corporate Relations
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Please contact us as soon as you consider seeking foundation or corporate funding.
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Arizona women's basketball season tickets are now available, the program announced on Wednesday.
Reserved season tickets are available from $73 to $85, while general admission ranges from $64 to $75.
The Wildcats will host 15 home games in the 2013-14 season, beginning with an exhibition game versus Fort Lewis to kick the season off on Saturday, Nov. 2.
During the season, Arizona will face four opponents that appeared in the NCAA Tournament in 2013, including Final Four-contender California, and eight teams that appeared in the postseason NIT.
To learn more, please visit: http://ev12.evenue.net/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/SEGetEventInfo?ticketCode=GS%3AARIZONA%3AWB13-14%3AWB%3A&linkID=uaz-ts&shopperContext=&pc=&caller=&appCode=&groupCode=WB&cgc=
For complete results and continued coverage of Arizona women's basketball, visit ArizonaWildcats.com, or follow on Twitter @ArizonaWBBall.


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110, and 120 Rules Update
On Nov. 29, the Workers' Compensation Division is offering
a free training workshop on the 105, 110, and 120 Rules at
the Red Lion Inn at the Convention Center in Portland before
the Oregon Association of Rehabilitation Professional's annual
social (for more information about the social, go to www.oarp.org).
This interactive, two-hour class will guide you through the
most recent changes to Oregon's Vocational Assistance to Injured
Workers rules and the Employer-at-Injury and Preferred Worker
rules. Participants will get "hands-on" experience with the
new rules as they work through actual case examples.
Don't miss this opportunity to network with other rehabilitation
professionals and Workers' Compensation Division staff while
exploring topics that affect you and your clients. The division
has applied for two hours of continuing education units for
this course. Additionally, this class will offer two hours
of rules credit for attendees holding Oregon State Vocational
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Women in Informal Employment: Globalizing and Organizing
- Date submitted: 1 Nov 2011
- Stakeholder type: Major Group
- Name: Women in Informal Employment: Globalizing and Organizing
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Full SubmissionWomen in Informal Employment: Globalizing and Organizing (WIEGO) is a global research-policy network that seeks to improve the status of the working poor, especially women, in the informal economy. It does so by highlighting the size, composition, characteristics, and contribution of the informal economy through improved statistics and research; by helping to strengthen membership-based organizations of informal workers; and by promoting policy dialogues and processes that include representatives of informal worker organizations. WIEGO?s Contribution to the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development Employment ? more precisely, ?decent work? ? is a key pathway to poverty reduction. Most of the world?s poor, especially in developing countries, are working. There are 630 million working poor, of whom the majority are women (ILO 2009). They cannot work their way out of poverty because the vast majority earn their living in the informal economy, where average earnings are low and costs and risks are high. Workers who are informally employed are an integral component of cites around the world. They work as construction workers, domestic workers, waste pickers, home-based workers and street vendors. Informal employment is particularly significant in developing countries, where it comprises one half to three quarters of non-agricultural employment: specifically, 48 per cent in North Africa; 51 per cent in Latin America; 65 per cent in Asia; and 72 per cent in sub-Saharan Africa. If South Africa is excluded, the share of informal employment in non-agricultural employment rises to 78 per cent in sub-Saharan Africa. If comparable data were available for other countries in South Asia in addition to India, the regional average for Asia would likely be much higher. If informal employment in agriculture is included, as is done in some countries, the proportion of informal employment greatly increases: from 83 per cent of non-agricultural employment to 93 per cent of total employment in India; from 55 to 62 per cent in Mexico; and from 28 to 34 per cent in South Africa. Principle 5 from the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development states: ?eradicating poverty is an indispensable requirement for sustainable development?. Rio+20 Conference in 2012 provides an opportunity to advance global efforts towards securing economic rights for informal workers, particularly women, and to address the root causes of low incomes and high risks in the informal economy, such as: ? lack of productive resources and economic opportunities ? lack of economic rights ? as workers and producers ? lack of social protection ? lack of organization and representation Today, after 19 years since the Earth Summit, the informally employed face new or intensified threats such as the far-reaching impacts of the global economic recession on the livelihoods of the working poor, the rapid pace of urbanization and the regulatory policies that exclude the working poor and undermine their livelihood. This troubling context requires renewed creativity, energy and information sharing. We therefore propose that outcomes focus on ? Address poverty and gender inequality ? Promote social economic Inclusion of informal workers ? Include informal workers and their organizations in policy dialogue discussions. ? Strengthen the voice and organized leadership of informal workers ? Sensitize policy makers to the fact that the vast majority of those living in poverty/extreme poverty in their countries are actually working poor, and, as such, have special needs to reduce exposure to risks, while at the same time creating potential to overcome poverty by advocating for policy and practice change that can improve their lives. ? Create spaces for dialogue, exchange and mutual learning among policy makers and informal economy actors to foster more responsive policies for the working poor. WIEGO believes that all policy and process discussions regarding eradicating poverty and promoting sustainable development must include worker representatives themselves, specifically informal workers who make up the majority of workers in developing countries. Informal workers and their organizations must be included in solutions for eradicating poverty and improving livelihoods if the implementation of those solutions are meant to be successful.


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Symptom and Description
Constipation means being unable to move your bowels, having to push harder to move your bowels, or moving them less often than usual. Bowel movements will be small, dry, and hard. Constipation happens when you get less exercise, or when you eat and drink less than usual. Some medicines cause constipation. Constipation can cause pain and discomfort. Keeping your bowel routine regular and your bowel movements easy to pass is important. Your bowels should move every day with little or no strain. You are at risk for constipation if you have a:
Decrease in the amount you eat and drink each day
Decrease in your activity or exercise
Medication that causes constipation
Cancer that causes pressure on your bowel or changes in the way your bowel works
Learning Needs
You need to know how to prevent constipation and, if constipation happens, to manage it before it gets severe. Write down when you move your bowels and if there are changes in your normal bowel movements. Have the notes with you when you call or come for care.
You can help prevent constipation if you:
Drink several glasses of fluid each day.
Eat foods that are high in dietary fiber.
Exercise daily. If you are unable to increase your exercise, tighten and relax the muscles in your abdomen and move your legs often while sitting or in bed.
Take medications as instructed to prevent constipation.
Try to move your bowels at your usual times. Many people find that after breakfast is a good time to try to have a bowel movement.
Avoid using the bedpan if possible. A natural position on the toilet or on a commode is best.
Tell your doctor or nurse about things that have worked for you in the past to prevent constipation.
1. Using medications to prevent constipation: Preventing and managing constipation are easy when you work together with your health care provider. You may need to increase or decrease doses of medicine to achieve easy and regular bowel movements.
2. Once you begin to have regular bowel movements, use the morning and evening doses of medicines you were taking when you had a bowel movement as your regular dose of medicine for your bowels.
3. If you are unsure of what to do, please call.
If you are having trouble with your bowel movements, call your doctor or nurse. Be ready to tell them the following:
1. When you last had a bowel movement
Was it normal in size, color, and firmness?
Was it difficult to pass?
Have you had diarrhea?
2. The amount and kinds of fluid and food you are eating and drinking
3. The names and amounts of medicine you are taking for your bowels
4. Any changes in your health
5. Any new medications or treatments since your last visit
6. What you are doing to manage your bowels on your own
It is important to call your doctor or nurse if your pain medications are increased, so your bowel management plan can be checked. If you need help in learning about foods that help prevent constipation, call the nutritionist.


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Things to see and do - Lochinver
Leaving for Great Britain
Where to sleep?
Lochinver Travel guide
Lochinver : Michelin's recommendations
This village grew up at the end of a sound. The best view of its mountainous setting is from the sea. It is a popular holiday resort, notably because of the Stoer peninsula's exceptional beauty, with its charming farming villages and sandy creeks. The harbour is full of fishing and pleasure boats.


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Chet Atkins is born in Luttrell, Tennessee.
Chet Atkins makes his first recording, "Guitar Blues," for Bullet Records.
Chet Atkins is signed to RCA Records as a solo artist. Two years later, he becomes the label's premiere session guitarist, too.
Chet Atkins' debut album, 'Chet Atkins' Gallopin' Guitar,' is released on RCA.
Chet Atkins plays guitar on "Heartbreak Hotel," Elvis Presley's RCA debut single.
Having been promoted to RCA's manager of operations, Chet Atkins persuades the label to build its own office and studio in Nashville. The result is the world-famous RCA Studio B, a.k.a. "the house that Chet built."
Chet Atkins plays guitar at the first sessions for his proteges, the Everly Brothers, resulting in such hits as "Bye Bye Love" and "Wake Up Little Susie."
Chet Atkins produces Don Gibson's double-sided smash, "Oh Lonesome Me" b/w "I Can't Stop Loving You," often cited as the point of origin for the new "Nashville Sound."
Chet Atkins' 'Teensville,' comprising instrumental versions of rock and roll songs, enters the album chart, where it will peak at #16.
Chet Atkins' highest-charting album, 'Chet Atkins' Workshop' (#7), is released.
At age 49, Chet Atkins become the youngest inductee into the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Chet Atkins parts ways with RCA Records after 30 years. He signs with Columbia Records, for which he will record six albums.
'Neck and Neck,' an album of guitar duets by Chet Atkins and Mark Knopfler, enters the album chart. It will become Atkins' highest-charting release since 1966.
Chet Atkins dies of lung cancer at home in Nashville.
Chet Atkins is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the seventeenth annual induction dinner. Marty Suart is his presenter.


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NAVIGON Spørsmål og svar
Den som kjører med NAVIGON, vil vite alt helt nøyaktig. For eksempel hvordan man utfører oppdateringer, installerer ekstra kart eller tjenester, eller hvordan NAVIGON FreshMaps fungerer. Her finner du håndbøker, nedlastinger og svar på spørsmålene dine.
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- iPhone: Problems with the GPS-Signal
Please note: There are iPhone updates available for 1.8.2 Premium and 1.4.2 Select, which fix the common GPS issues encountered by some of the devices. Please install new updates to your device before you try one of the following instructions. The updates are available in iTunes.Denne oppføringen ble sist oppdatert: 17. februar 2012 13:19
In isolated cases problems with the GPS positioning and the GPS signal have been reported. A limited GPS signal can have different reasons:
▪ Bad positioning of the iPhone in the car. Like with every portable
navigation device, the iPhone should always have a "free view to the sky".
▪ Metallized thermally insulated windshield.
▪ Usage of design or protective covers has a very negative
influence on the reception of a GPS signal.
Important advice: Please ensure that the NAVIGON software must be enabled in the location services of your iPhone to receive a GPS signal at all. Please go to the settings of your iPhone and choose "General" - "Location Services" (must be enabled). Make sure that your NAVIGON software is activated.
If you still have problems with the GPS reception, please do the following steps (A, B):
A. Perform a soft-reset in order to restart the iPhone.
Information: Your saved data and information will not be deleted during this procedure. Apple describes the process as follows:
1. Hold the standby button (the On/Off Button on the top right side of
the iPhone) and at the same time the HOME button for at least
10 seconds until the Apple-Logo appears.
2. Afterwards, the iPhone will reboot again.
B. Perform a reset.
(This step is only necessary, if the soft-reset does not help
to solve the GPS problem).
1. You can find the necessary instructions here.
If you still have problems with the GPS signal after performing the soft-reset and the reset, then it is possible that the hardware is defective. In this case please contact the store in which you purchased your device.


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Humane Society will hold 17th Annual Luminary Display
Published: Thursday, December 6, 2012 at 10:15 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, December 6, 2012 at 9:16 a.m.
The Humane Society will hold its 17th Annual Luminary Display at 6 p.m. Dec. 15 in front of the Davidson County Historical Museum (Old Davidson County Court House) on the Square.
The Rev. Robin Keating will lead the service as participants honor beloved people and pets in their lives. Charles Hatley, a master bagpipes player, will open and close the ceremony. The event is open to the public.
Anyone who would like to have a luminary in the display should send a donation to the Humane Society, P.O. Box 1791, Lexington, NC 27293, or call 248-2706.
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Hi everyone,
I'm new to leJOS and I'm stuck on the installation. I did everything according to the tutorial, but for some reason nxtbrowse won't list my NXT USB-connection. I searched forum and the only suggestion I found is to use java with -d32 flag. As I understand for the latest versions of leJOS (0.91beta) this is not necessary anymore as java is already called there with -d32 flag by default. Anyway, I echoed execution string in nxjbrowse script and this is what I saw for "nxjbrowse -u":
/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.5/Home/bin/java -d32 -Dnxj.home=/Users/neek/Coding/leJOS/nxj/bin/.. -DCOMMAND_NAME=nxjbrowse -classpath /Users/neek/Coding/leJOS/nxj/bin/../lib/pc/3rdparty/bcel.jar:/Users/neek/Coding/leJOS/nxj/bin/../lib/pc/3rdparty/bluecove-gpl.jar:/Users/neek/Coding/leJOS/nxj/bin/../lib/pc/3rdparty/bluecove.jar:/Users/neek/Coding/leJOS/nxj/bin/../lib/pc/3rdparty/commons-cli.jar:/Users/neek/Coding/leJOS/nxj/bin/../lib/pc/3rdparty/jcommon.jar:/Users/neek/Coding/leJOS/nxj/bin/../lib/pc/3rdparty/jfreechart.jar:/Users/neek/Coding/leJOS/nxj/bin/../lib/pc/3rdparty/stax-api-1.0.1.jar:/Users/neek/Coding/leJOS/nxj/bin/../lib/pc/charting.jar:/Users/neek/Coding/leJOS/nxj/bin/../lib/pc/jtools.jar:/Users/neek/Coding/leJOS/nxj/bin/../lib/pc/pccomm.jar:/Users/neek/Coding/leJOS/nxj/bin/../lib/pc/pctools.jar lejos.pc.tools.NXJBrowser -u
leJOS NXJ> Failed to find any NXTs
No NXT found - is it switched on and plugged in (for USB)?
My NXT is connected and the native Lego software can communicate with it.
In Java Preferences I can see two Java versions (32- and 64-bit) 1.6.0_29-b11-402 and I placed the 32-bit version on top of the other in the list. I have the following environment variables set up:
export NXJ_HOME="/Users/neek/Coding/leJOS/nxj" (leJOS installed here)
export LEJOS_NXT_JAVA_HOME="/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.6/Home"
export PATH="$NXJ_HOME/bin:$PATH"
I've run out of ideas. Although installing Java 1.5 seems to be the only promising option to try, I really don't like it as it might break other Java-dependent software that now works OK.
Hope someone can give me a hint of what else to try.
Thanking in advance for any help.


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Hot PlatePerky clarinet and trumpet shine on this happy jazz track. With a little boost of energy, this combo can wake up your production with a spring in its step.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/BS02HC_200.jpgSingle53509-ST$ 39.9553509-EX$ 59.9553509-W$ 149.95Emotions: Energetic, Cheerful, Lively, Old-Fashioned, Perky, Rollicking, Spirited, Fun, Festive, Upbeat Genre: Nostalgic, Jazz Production Types: Cooking, Biography, Home Videos Instrument: Jazz Combo, Clarinet, Trumpet, Instrumental
Hot Plate from the album Home Cooking
Playground RompThis jolly track creates a spirited, upbeat vibe. Great for scenes of kids having fun playing with each other outside.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/strataPT_200.jpgSingle54710-ST$ 39.9554710-EX$ 59.9554710-W$ 149.95Emotions: Energetic, Happy, Cheerful, Perky, Rollicking, Spirited, Fun Genre: Themes, Specialty Production Types: Kids, Comedy, Home Videos Instrument: Studio Orchestra, Strings, Instrumental
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Have We MetThis swinging, old-time jazz track can put a smile on most any project. Friendly music for good times. Features violin and clarinet.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/BS02HC_200.jpgSingle53504-ST$ 39.9553504-EX$ 59.9553504-W$ 149.95Emotions: Happy, Positive, Carefree, Cheerful, Light, Lively, Old-Fashioned, Rollicking, Spirited, Whimsical, Fun, Festive, Upbeat Genre: Nostalgic, Jazz Production Types: Cooking, Biography, Home Videos Instrument: Jazz Combo, Clarinet, Violin, Instrumental
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Hustle And BustleA good backdrop for hurried, busy scenes, where everybody is trying to get everything done at once.https://www.smartsound.com/filmscore/images/fcp_b06_200.jpgSingle5605-ST$ 39.955605-EX$ 59.955605-W$ 149.95Emotions: Energetic, Bold, Confident, Inspiring, Light, Lively, Perky, Punchy, Rollicking, Spirited, Urgent, Action, Quirky, Fun, Upbeat Genre: Orchestral Production Types: Action-Drama, Home Videos, Background Instrument: Orchestra, Acoustic, Instrumental
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Captain HeroYou'll be running in circles trying to find a song with more zesty, zany zing than this wacky ride. Features bounding drums, flighty piccolos, and even a big fat gong.https://www.smartsound.com/filmscore/images/fcp_b05_200.jpgSingle5502-ST$ 39.955502-EX$ 59.955502-W$ 149.95Emotions: Happy, Cheerful, Comical, Exuberant, Funny, Heroic, Light, Lively, Perky, Punchy, Rollicking, Spirited, Stately, Thrilling, Triumphant, Urgent, Action, Fun Genre: Specialty Production Types: Kids, Animation, Comedy, Action-Drama, Home Videos Instrument: Orchestra, Brass, Strings, Acoustic, Instrumental
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The US is building two naval bases in Panama. I missed this development until yesterday as did many news sources I regularly check. Here is a nice opinion piece on it.
Then there is this article:
Which really gets into the ludicrous nature of the whole thing. These bases should be as resoundedly condemned as the ones in Colombia.


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Since the beginning of the 21st century, Beijing has made huge strides to solidify its position as one of the world's great cities. It is a city that is modernizing rapidly— skyscrapers are rising out of fallow fields, a new transportation system is extending the reach of the city, and environmental initiatives are improving air and water quality. Fresh ideas are also emerging, while still embracing the rich traditions of the past. Near Songzhuang, a quiet village on the outskirts of Beijing, a unique opportunity exists to create a new urban district dedicated entirely to the cultivation of new ideas. The National Creative Cluster (NCC) is envisioned as the country's preeminent knowledge hub, making the district a center for China's innovative home-grown talent, and a destination for the world's most creative thinkers. Sasaki's master plan for NCC – selected in May 2012 for implementation – focuses on five structuring principles that underscore and support the overarching philosophy of the district: to bring industries with shared values and complementary skills and technologies together to help spark new ideas.
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A 34-year-old Stuttgart man is facing several charges after fighting with officers Saturday.
According to the Stuttgart Police Department report that was released Thursday, officers were dispatched to A-Z Mart, located at 720 N. Main, for a disturbance. When they arrived they saw a black male running around the back of the building.
The man jumped a fence, but was caught by officers.
"I then noticed a strong odor of intoxicants coming from (the suspect) … and he also had a strong smell of marijuana coming from his person as well," SPD Ptl. Luke Bethell wrote in his incident report.
While trying to place the man under arrest he resisted officers by swinging his arms to keep from being cuffed and trying to walk away from officers.
"(He) was placed in handcuffs and started to walk him back around to the front of the store where he started to argue with us again and jerked and pulled on us yelling and screaming obscenities," Bethell said.
The officers transported the man to the police department where they found what appeared to be marijuana in his front pocket. He was placed under arrest for public intoxication, possession of a controlled substance, fleeing on foot and resisting arrest, all misdemeanor charges.
The Stuttgart Daily Leader does not release names in misdemeanor cases until convicted. Readers can find the listings of those convicted every Wednesday on the Public Safety page of the Stuttgart Daily Leader. They are also listed each week at www.StuttgartDailyLeader.com.
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Bobby Wood
Published: Thursday, February 21, 2013 at 2:06 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, February 21, 2013 at 2:06 p.m.
Bobby Dwight Wood, 82, of Happy Hollow Court, passed away unexpectedly Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2013, at his home.
A funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Reeds United Methodist Church, where he was a lifelong member, by Pastor Gary Foster. Burial will follow in the church cemetery with military rites by Davidson County Honor Guard.
The family will receive friends from 12:30 until 1:30 p.m. prior to the service in the church fellowship hall and other times at the home.
Mr. Wood was born Feb. 16, 1931, in Davidson County to Dwight L. Wood and Ruth Meacham Wood. He was a retired salesman with Sears with 31 years of service. He honorably served his country in the U.S. Air Force serving during The Korean War. He also was a member of VFW 3074, AMVETS Post 13 and American Legion for over 60 years. He was a graduate of Reeds High School and Ashmore Business College. He also served on the Davidson County Rescue Squad for over 28 years and as captain for 12 years. His parents and a son-in-law, Glenn William Huffman, preceded him in death
Surviving are his loving wife of 57 years, Barbara Williford Wood of the home; two daughters, Beverly Wood Huffman and Bonnie Ruth Wood, both of Lexington; three grandchildren, Damon William Huffman and wife Joy, Jason Dwight Huffman and Ashley Jean Swiney, all of Lexington; and five great-grandchildren, McKenzie Huffman, Grace Huffman, Isaac Huffman, Anderson Huffman and Jayce Huffman.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Reeds United Methodist Church, 4731 West Old U.S. Highway 64, Lexington, NC 27295.
Online condolences may be made at www.davidsonfuneralhome.net.
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- It's a weekend full of thrilling new movies. Which flick are you planning to see in theaters first?
- A lot of stars are getting new TV roles. Which one of the latest TV castings has you really excited?
- CBS announced its fall premiere dates. Which of its returning shows are you counting down the days to see again?
- Selena Gomez is the latest celeb to join James Corden for Carpool Karaoke. Which one of the last four Carpool Karaokes is your favorite?
- Black and gold were the colors of the night on the 2016 MuchMusic Video Awards red carpet. Which celeb rocked the classy colors best?
- Two very different, but very funny new movies are now out in theaters. Which one will you be checking out first?
- Netflix just announced it's creating a 'Spy Kids' series. Which one of the 'Spy Kids' movies did you like best?
- HBO's 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' is coming back for a ninth season! Which Larry David-created show is your favorite?
- Many of your favorite 'Grey's Anatomy' characters are officially coming back for season 13. Which cast member are you happiest to have back?


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|Charlston earns honor from CSM
MOSCOW - College Sports Madness has selected Idaho sophomore Alyssa Charlston as its Western Athletic Conference women's basketball Player of the Week, as Charlston helped the Vandals earn a road sweep over WAC foes Hawai'i and San Jose State last week.
The 6-foot-1 post averaged 14.0 points and 12.5 rebounds while shooting 57.1 percent from the field as Idaho snapped its eight-game losing streak and put itself right back in the thick of the WAC race mid-way through the conference season. Charlston matched her career-high with 16 rebounds in Idaho's 67-63 win over SJSU, notching her seventh double-double of the season as she also poured in 14 points. Two days earlier Charlston posted 14 points on 6-of-10 shooting to go along with nine rebounds and two blocks in Idaho's 69-61 win at Hawai'i.
Idaho is 7-16 overall and 2-5 in the WAC and is in a group of five teams within two games of third place in the WAC standings. The Vandals will welcome New Mexico State (5-17, 2-5 WAC) to the Cowan Spectrum on Feb. 9 and host LA Tech (11-11, 4-3 WAC) on Feb. 11 in a pair of games that figure to sort out some of the cluster in the conference standings. Both games start at 5:30 p.m. and are the first half of a doubleheader with the Vandal men's team.


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Supply Chain: Health care reform
April 01, 2012 - MMH Editorial
For most of us, materials handling and supply chains are industrial-based. Raw materials, parts, components and finished goods are handled inside the four walls of industrial facilities.
Increasingly, organizations that never thought of themselves as supply chain organizations are looking to best practices in materials handling equipment and technologies to improve operations that aren't necessarily industrial. When they do, they are reducing their labor costs while improving accuracy and turnaround times.
Take the health care supply chain. Manufacturers and distributors of pharmaceuticals, medical devices and supplies have long used materials handling automation and technologies in their industrial operations.
But today, large hospitals are also adopting supply chain technologies to manage the flow of materials inside health care facilities. Those include automatic guided vehicles (AGVs), horizontal carousels and mini-load automated storage and retrieval systems (AS/RS) to move goods and warehouse management systems (WMS) to track the delivery of materials right to the bedside of patients.
Tie them all together and the health care supply chain can theoretically provide visibility into the journey of a product from the manufacturing plant all the way to the patient, in some instances. We may not be there yet, but the systems and technologies needed to achieve that idea are being implemented today.
This represents a different way of thinking about health care and hospital logistics. "One hundred years ago, a health care system was about someone in a white coat giving you chicken soup," says Peter Brereton, CEO of Tecsys, a WMS provider that is installing its software in large hospitals that are transforming themselves into supply chain organizations. "Today, it's a complex supply chain. Our system is being used by hospitals to break down bulk items into patient dosages that are tracked all the way to the bedside, where a nurse scans her bar code, a patient bar code and the product bar code."
Although hospitals are increasingly integrating into the health care supply chain, there are still two distinct sides to the equation: manufacturing/distribution and health care facilities. Each has its own set of materials handling challenges and best practices.
From manufacturing through distribution
Manufacturers and distributors of health care products have to control costs and maintain quality and accuracy just like manufacturers and distributors in other industries. What's different is the degree of regulation confronting providers of health care products. That's because lives, and not just inconvenience, are at stake in health care.
"If you get the wrong book from an e-commerce company, you're unhappy, but your health isn't in jeopardy," says Don Derewecki, senior business consultant with TranSystems. "If you get the wrong medication or the right medication in the wrong dosage or after its expiration date, that's closer to home."
As a result, regulatory requirements are on the rise. Manufacturers and distributors must provide an audit trail of everything that went into the manufacture of a product along with a record of every touch throughout the supply chain. Providing that electronic pedigree is driving the adoption of software applications that provide visibility.
"Companies that are regulated by the FDA must be able to provide visibility into the parts, components, materials and lot numbers of everything that goes into the manufacturing process. In the case of a recall, they must provide track-and-trace visibility across the supply chain."
Similarly, to get a new drug, medical device or other regulated health care product approved for production, manufacturers must validate their supply chain processes. That includes a demonstration that they have a Good Manufacturing Process, or GMP, in place.
"Before you can start manufacturing, you have to document that what you say you're going to do is what happens when you run software, fill vials, pack cases, load pallets and ship product," explains Tom Coyne, CEO of System Logistics. "You must chart out your supply chain and map where the product is touched. You must prove that the quality of your processes is there."
That's where automation comes into play. Horizontal carousels, mini-load automated storage systems and AGVs are clean, efficient and accurate. Those attributes are important to controlling costs. In addition, the software systems that direct automation are able to collect data at every key point in a process. "Health care manufacturers are interested in efficiency and cost," says Coyne. "But the ability to demonstrate that you have control over your processes drives this industry more than any other we have worked in."
Automation, Coyne adds, removes the human element from the equation. "When you're using automated materials handling, you're collecting information at every step that can be used for the validation process." The high cost of the products being handled, in comparison to consumer goods, makes the systems easier to justify.
In addition to manufacturing, automated materials handling systems are playing an increasingly important role in health care distribution, according to Kim Baudry, market development director for Dematic. "Just as retailers are investing in automation to make smaller and more frequent deliveries, the health care industry is rethinking how product is distributed," Baudry says.
For example, she points out that hospitals are bypassing the traditional wholesale distribution channel and receiving shipments directly from manufacturers. "If I'm a drug manufacturer like Pfizer or Merck, I might have shipped pallet load quantities to a distributor like Cardinal Health," Baudry explains. "Now, I might ship directly to a major hospital, but I'll ship in smaller and more frequent orders."
Those orders might be broken down into even smaller units of measure destined for a specific floor or department in the hospital. And, as with the manufacturing supply chain, automated order fulfillment systems record every time a product is touched through the distribution channel network. "We're seeing a lot of voice and pick-to-light systems that collect information about the fulfillment process to comply with regulatory requirements," says Baudry. "And by using an automated storage technology, they add a measure of security to the process."
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Bob Trebilcock, executive editor, has covered materials handling, technology and supply chain topics for Modern Materials Handling since 1984. More recently, Trebilcock became editorial director of Supply Chain Management Review. A graduate of Bowling Green State University, Trebilcock lives in Keene, NH. He can be reached at 603-357-0484.


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Admit it, as spring begins it's on again–off again warm weather tease, all you can think about is going outdoors. Before you know it, you'll be lounging in the yard, perching on the patio, or chilling on the deck. And you're going to need somewhere stylish to sit. Today's colorful selection is over-the-top and offers something at every price point. Here are just a few suggestions to get you started. A little more good news: Your grandma's swirly wrought iron chair is noticeably missing.
Go Club Chair, $560, from Design Within Reach
Outdoor Folding Strap Chair, $12.99, from Target
Motel Chair, $79.95, from Crate & Barrel
Loll Swing, $225, from Design Within Reach
St. Croix Armless Lounge Chair, (to the trade), by Holly Hunt
Backyard Orange Stacking Chair, $34.95, Crate & Barrel
Gondola Garden Chair from McGuire Furniture
Vago Easy Chair, $29.99, from IKEA
Butterfly Chair, $218, from Remodelista
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From MORE'S 2008 package on politicians who cheat. Let's stop cultivating our "national naiveté."
At some point between Gary Hart, say, and Monicagate, you'd think we would have overdosed on these salacious tidbits, grown weary of water-cooler-worthy but ultimately unilluminating stop-the-presses news of sexual hanky-panky among the governing classes. The paradigm, after all, is fairly unvarying in its tragicomic coloration, starting with the professing of high moral values on the part of an elected official, then a raft of heated denials of the alleged malfeasance, and finally a tattered and all-too-human saga featuring call girls, cross-dressing or an unacknowledged child out of wedlock. We've seen how this train derails, many times.
So how can it be that we jumped up and down when we first heard about John Edwards's extramarital affair with Rielle Hunter? Instead of giving it a jaded yawn or, perhaps, emulating our European counterparts, with their persistent lack of interest in public figures' peccadilloes, we reacted, yet again, with feigned shock, horror and condemnation. For it's got to be feigned—at least in part—by this time in our national collective history. How long can the term puritanical be automatically twinned with American character, steeped as we are in the reality show underside of American life? It sounds more and more like a failed insight, a reflexive answer to the question: Why do we seem more an excitable nation of vestal virgins than of thoughtful adults who recognize that human beings are infinitely complex mammals, stalked by ambivalence despite our best intentions?
Given the timing of Edwards's affair, when his wife was between bouts of cancer, there was something particularly egregious about the story—just as there is about every tawdry instance, whether it be a skein of bald-faced lies, an insistent image of marital fidelity or a long-running scenario of deceit.
With Edwards's pretty face and single-minded pursuit of power, it was easy to assume that he was a family values man through and through, sufficiently fueled by his happy home life not to be in need of compensatory diversions. Then, too, there was some-thing straight-on about Elizabeth Edwards that encouraged us to think her immune to such timeworn and humiliating betrayals. But, as her husband admitted in a vainglorious mea culpa—sounding as if he'd just emerged from a tutorial on the pathology of sexual wayfarers—he had become "egocentric and narcissistic" somewhere en route.
Spousal responses aren't always useful cues for the rest of us, and Elizabeth's could be the most opaque yet. She didn't appear with him for his network confession (a possible first for a political wife). She praised him on dailykos.com (for his honesty) and attacked the media, presumably to forestall its thunderous indignation. If Elizabeth viewed John's display of contrition as adequate (and if we believed her, and didn't feel we needed to do the outrage thing on her behalf)—maybe that was our signal to move on.
In which case, let's stop cultivating our national naiveté about the discrepancy between public and private faces. We can join the rest of the globe in dumping all that Victorian-bred ingenuousness along with other confinements of the Victorian empire. Or perhaps it has suited our self-image as a superpower to insist that it's the exception, not the rule, when Americans fail to take the moral high road: We remain innocent and eternally hopeful, unlike the citizens of more cynical countries, like France.
Any which way, the hoopla strikes me as both inauthentic and unexamined, suggesting that the heart of the Yankee soul is not so much puritan as puerile. It would become us to act like grown-ups someday—sooner rather than later.
Daphne Merkin, a novelist and a contributing writer for the New York Times Magazine, has written for many publications, on subjects ranging from Freud to fashion.
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Honey Peach Freeze RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 1/4 cup honey
- 2 tablespoons orange juice
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1 package (20 ounces) frozen sliced peaches, partially thawed
- Set aside a few peach slices for garnish. In a blender; combine the honey, juices and peaches. Cover and process until smooth.
- Pour into four freezer-proof dishes. Freeze. Remove from the freezer 5 minutes before serving. Garnish with reserved peaches. Yield: 4 servings.
Reviews for Honey Peach Freeze
"Very easy to make and pretty tasty. A quick frozen treat!"
"When I make desserts, it's for 12 people. Can I make it and put it in one large bowl???? Bonita"
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"I have diabetes and I made this dish without the honey---it was very tasty."
" If you read the comment with the recipe it does not say they are designing this for a diabetic diet! There are MANY different kinds of restricted diets. You should also educate yourself. Some people need to restrict different things such as sodium, fat, gluten, etc. Some of us are lucky enough to be able to just generally watch everything and eat in moderation and exercise and be active! So please be very careful how you criticize."


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AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2012: 2012 West Coast Conference Women's Soccer All-Academic Honorable Mention ... Made eight starts and appeared in 15 games … scored one goal vs. Washington State … scored at San Francisco.
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2011: Appeared in 12 games, making two starts ... started in the NCAA Tournament against Cal on Nov. 12 ... attempted one shot ... only shot attempt came in the season-opener at San Jose State on Aug. 19.
2010: Redshirted the season.
HIGH SCHOOL: One of the top offensive players for Foothill High School in nearby Pleasanton, Calif. … named an all-district performer … helped Foothill challenge for an NCS playoff berth as a senior … enjoyed successful club seasons in 2009 and 2010, advancing deep into the state cup tournament.
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Interior Minister Prince Nayef bin Abdulaziz left Qatar today after attending in Doha the 22nd meeting of the interior ministers of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC).
The final communiqué said that the main topic under discussion was the issue of unified passports for all GCC citizens. This issue was referred for approval to the 24th GCC Summit scheduled for Kuwait in December. Speaking at the end of the meeting, GCC Secretary-General Abdulrahman Al-Atiyyah commented that the ministers had approved acceleration of efforts to establish procedures for facilitating the movement of citizens within the member states through the use of identity cards. The ministers also resolved to form a specialized committee from interior and justice ministries to continue drafting the project of a security agreement on combating terrorism; resolved to intensify cooperation among the concerned bodies in combating drug smuggling; and approved unified regulations governing the safety and security of air cargo and control of rioting aboard aircraft.
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- Date submitted: 1 Nov 2011
- Stakeholder type: Major Group
- Name: Canadian Earth Summit Coalition
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Full SubmissionDear UNCSD 2012 Bureau Members, Re: Input for Zero Draft compilation document It is with great pleasure that we submit ideas and recommendations for inclusion in the compilation document for your consideration that will serve as basis for the preparation of the Zero Draft. Specifically, we ask you to include the following five issues: 1. Committing nation-states and the United Nations to Principle #10 of the Rio Declaration on access to information, transparency, public participation and access to justice; 2. Reflecting that the overarching goal of a green economy should be defined in the context of sustainable patterns of consumption and production that are built on a fair and socially just economic system that meets the needs of all people and respects animal welfare within the ecological carrying capacity of the planet; 3. Measuring what matters: moving beyond GDP; 4. Getting the prices right: eliminating fossil fuel subsidies and pricing carbon; and 5. Making trade fair: committing to public procurement of fair trade certified products We are making this submission on behalf of the partners of the Canadian Earth Summit Coalition, a self-organized, independent and informal civil society network of non-governmental, non-profit, academic and research organizations created to push for Canadian leadership at the Rio+20 conference, as well as reach out to Canadians on the important question of sustainability through the coalition?s bilingual public engagement initiative, ?We Canada?. The initiative?s website, www.earthsummit.ca serves as a venue to share innovative ideas, actions and policy recommendations with a wider audience; to promote Canadian initiatives organized in the context of the conference; and to gather voices and amplify the existing movement around sustainability. We would like to take this opportunity to express our deep disappointment for not having been consulted by the Federal Government of Canada on the development of its own submission to the Zero Draft on behalf of all Canadians. This lack of consultation goes against a long-standing Canadian tradition dating back to the Rio Earth Summit in 1992 of engaging with civil society on important issues including sustainable development. In the lead-up to, and during, the UN World Summit on Sustainable Development in 2002, for example, the Canadian Government established an exemplary public participation and engagement process1, which contributed to the determination of Canada's areas of focus at the Summit. Since Rio, Canada has been one of the few UN-member states to include civil society representatives as part of its official delegation to the UN Commission on Sustainable Development; we are concerned that Canada will no longer pursue this valuable form of collaboration with Canadian civil society, particularly since we have just learned that the Federal Government of Canada has declined core funding to the Canadian Environmental Network (RCEN) after having provided such critical support for 34 years. The RCEN has been a key stakeholder in ensuring civil society representation on delegations for UN events. We are advocating for the reinstatement of RCEN funding and for a commitment to include a civil society and youth representative on the Canadian delegation to Rio +20. The attached note details the ideas that the Canadian Earth Summit Coalition is putting forth to the United Nations. In addition to some comments more general in nature that we will be making, such as ensuring that the green economy is defined along the lines of sustainable consumption and production patterns and includes social justice and wellbeing considerations, we emphasize three specific policy areas that we feel require particular attention and that should be featured in a green economy?s roadmap or framework for action: o ?Measuring what matters: Beyond GDP?: Complementing the ubiquitous gross domestic product (GDP) with full-cost accounting, measures of capital stock depletion, and well-being indicators. o ?Getting the prices right: Eliminating fossil fuel subsidies and implementing carbon pricing?: Eliminating fossil fuel market-distorting subsidies and putting a price on carbon by implementing an ecological tax reform (taxing the ?bads?, not the ?goods?). Carbon pricing should also be based on eight principles outlined below. o ?Fair Trade procurement policies?: For guidelines pertaining to cotton uniforms, food items, and beverage products which bear the Fairtrade Certified Mark2 as part of green procurement and sustainable development strategies. We look forward to working with you in the coming months, and would like to emphasize our commitment to making Rio+20 the success and historical turning point that it deserves to be. Respectfully yours, Aleksandra Nasteska, and Marie-Pierre Daigle, National Co-Director National Co-Director Expectations for the outcome of Rio+20 The Canadian Earth Summit Coalition expects that the UN Conference on Sustainable Development will lead to: o A bold vision of a sustainable future for humanity that will inspire people from around the world ? a future we want. o A short politically-binding outcome document that includes an appendix of countries? own commitments to sustainable development, including the further implementation of existing documents, including Agenda 21 and the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation, with provisions for monitoring, compliance and reporting. o A green economies? roadmap that sets out clear, mutually-agreed upon sustainable development goals and targets (to complement and build on the Millennium Development Goals) accompanied by a timeline to undertake the great global transition to sustainability. General comments on the green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication The Canadian Earth Summit Coalition puts forth the following remarks on the green economy: o The concept of the ?green economy? should not replace ?sustainable development?; although greening economies plays an important role in achieving sustainable development, current definitions of a green economy ignore or gloss over the central questions of fairness, social justice and the rights of both humans and non-humans. o The overarching goal of the green economy should be defined in the context of sustainable patterns of consumption and production that are built on a fair and socially just economic system that meets the needs of all people and respects animal welfare within the ecological carrying capacity of the planet. o A green economy calls us to: -� Make sustainability a political priority -� Think in terms of systems, and act on the high leverage points (structures and mindsets) -� Develop a bold, new economic vision that plans for the long term and provides for future generations -� Live within safe ecological margins, and redefine our relationship to the natural world and to each other -� Address unjust disparities of wealth and income -� Prioritize meeting the needs of the world?s poor (in both high- and low-income countries) while simultaneously reducing the unsustainable Ecological Footprint of the world?s rich along a global framework of ?contraction and convergence? -� Redefine prosperity in more than simply economic and consumptive terms, and adopt new measures of progress and wellbeing -� Recognize that a country cannot ?go at it alone?, and that reciprocity and cooperation is a key pillar of global wellbeing o Examples of specific, high-leverage policies to be implemented for a green economy: -� Instituting a socially fair carbon tax or equitable cap-and-trade system -� Phasing out of subsidies and investments for unsustainable, inhumane systems -� Freeing up the length of the working day, week and year to reflect a work-life balance that promotes well-being -� Reforming our banking system in support of a larger diversity of communitybased savings, lending and investment -� Putting a stop to urban sprawl through increased densification in existing urban centres -� Discouraging car use, especially in urban areas, and investing heavily in efficient and comfortable public transportation options and self-propelled Infrastructure (i.e. car-free spaces) -� Retrofitting existing buildings to a minimum of PassivHaus norms -� Implementing choice editing to remove unsustainable options from the market place by industry and government -� Maximizing public purchases through green and fair-trade procurement -� Reforming the World Trade Organization so that it serves to promote fair trade Three overarching policy recommendations around which UN-member States should develop targets and timelines The Canadian Earth Summit Coalition would like to highlight three overarching and cross-cutting policy areas that it feels need to take centre stage at the UN Conference on Sustainable Development: 1) The adoption of new measures of progress and well-being to measure social and ecological progress towards sustainability: o It is time to ?measure what matters?, which means complementing the ubiquitous gross domestic product (GDP) with full-cost accounting, measures of capital stock depletion, and indicators of well-being. The development of a green economy that is sustainable and works toward eradicating poverty demands that nations move beyond simply measuring GDP, as called for in Section IV, Chapter 40 in Agenda 21. Science-based indicators of progress and development that account for human and environmental well-being will give policy makers more complete data they need to encourage green and sustainable development. They also allow for a deeper understanding of progress, not just in terms of dollars, but also in terms of the quality of life enjoyed, and the health and resiliency of the natural environment 2) The elimination of market-distorting subsidies to all fossil fuels and putting a price on carbon: o ?Getting the prices right? and making the markets work for sustainable development requires, inter alia, eliminating fossil fuel market-distorting subsidies and putting a price on carbon by implementing an ecological tax reform. Furthermore, no matter the instruments, a carbon-pricing policy should be: 1) Comprehensive, without exemptions 2) Nation-wide 3) Simple and readily implemented 4) Transparent and accountable 5) Complemented when a price signal alone is insufficient The carbon price itself should be: 6) Environmentally effective 7) Ultimately comparable to that in other countries and 8) Predictable but adaptable3 The elimination of harmful subsidies and reflecting true social and ecological costs in the price of goods and services by putting a price on carbon are the starting point and the condition sine qua non to shifting towards a green economy. One of the objectives of the Rio+20 Conference is to secure renewed international political commitment for sustainable development. Countries must show real commitment to making the markets work for sustainable development by using effective levers such as taxes, subsidies and procurement to discourage ecologically damaging activities and promote healthy and socially progressive alternatives. A system that eliminates harmful, market-distorting fossil fuel subsidies and that partly shifts taxation systems from ?goods? (i.e. employment) to ?bads? (carbon emissions) would constitute a significant step to making the markets work for sustainable development without unnecessarily jeopardizing the economy. 3) The implementation of national sustainable procurement policies that includes sourcing products bearing the Fairtrade Certified Mark: o Fair Trade procurement guidelines pertaining to cotton uniforms, food, and beverage products need to be included in the traditional government procurement policies, and complement green procurement at the national and sub-national scale. The Johannesburg Plan of Implementation calls on relevant authorities at all levels to ?promote public procurement policies that encourage development and diffusion of environmentally sound goods and services? (Ch. III, 19 c.). Rio+20 must go beyond promoting simply ?green? procurement, and must include social considerations. Fair Trade procurement runs in concert with the objectives of the Rio+20 Conference as large-scale purchasing of Fair Trade products can lift thousands of producers out of poverty and greatly improve living conditions in farming and artisanal communities around the world. Fair Trade addresses environmental concerns such as soil erosion and climate change while tackling emerging challenges in human trafficking by rooting out child labour. This submission is supported by the following organizations, partners of the Canadian Earth Summit Coalition: www.fairtradevancouver.ca


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Aparna Batlapenumarthy, MD, a board-certified internist and interim medical director at the CHA East Cambridge Health Center, comes to CHA from Buffalo, N.Y., where she served as an attending physician at Erie County Medical Center as well as an assistant professor of clinical medicine and the site director for the internal medicine residency program at the University at Buffalo. She graduated from Gandhi Medical College in Hyderabad, India, and performed her internal medicine residency at Interfaith Medical Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. Dr. Batlapenumarthy speaks Hindi and Telugu and holds a faculty appointment at Harvard Medical School as an instructor in medicine.
Lyndonna Marrast, MD, is a board-certified internist who earned her medical degree at Stony Brook University School of Medicine and completed her internal residency training at Boston Medical Center. Currently part of the Harvard Medical School Fellowship in General Medicine and Primary Care at CHA, she is pursuing her master's degree in public health and conducting research in addition to seeing patients at the East Cambridge Health Center.
Pooja Rutberg, MD, a board-certified pediatrician, graduated from Weill Cornell Medical College and subsequently completed her pediatric residency at New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center. Since then, she has worked as both a newborn nursery physician and a pediatrician at CHA. Dr. Rutberg, who speaks Hindi and Urdu, is an instructor in pediatrics at Harvard Medical School and the site co-director of the MassGeneral Hospital for Children Pediatric Residency at CHA.
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I've found httrack (http://www.httrack.com/) very useful for this in the past.
If you use any tool to try download an entire site (not just httrack), make sure you show a little consideration to the site. See httrack's "what not to do" page for some pointers on that.
you can use wget to mirror the website [ provided it does not have flash or javascript based navigation ].
look here or just check command's manual. wget is available for unix systems and windows.
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A Mini Cooper was struck by a pick-up truck Feb. 7 on Del. Route 299 west of Gloucester Blvd., the second crash that afternoon in that area.
At around 1:55 p.m. Middletown Police responded to a personal injury crash in the east bound lanes of Route 299, where they learned that a 2008 Ford pick-up truck being driven by a 43-year-old Middletown resident struck the rear of the 2007 Mini Cooper being driven by a 53-year-old Middletown resident.
Traffic was moving slowly as a prior crash was still being investigated at the oncoming intersection, police said.
The Cooper came to a stop for the slow moving traffic when it was struck in the rear by the pick-up truck, which continued for several hundred feet before coming to a stop.
The Cooper's entire rear end was demolished, disabling the vehicle, and the pick-up truck's front end was entirely damaged, police said.
The driver of the Cooper was transported to the Christiana Medical Center by Middletown Volunteer Fire and Hose Ambulance.
The Driver of the pick-up was uninjured and he was issued a citation for Inattentive Driving.
Both vehicles were towed from the scene
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