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"Marooned in Darfur" features WW II Army Air Force Sergeant Neil Clemans' first-hand account as a weather observer in Darfur during the war.
Before heading overseas in 1943 on a Liberty Ship bound for Cairo, Clemans bought a pocket-size Leica camera, and carried it with him to the Middle East and Central Africa. Soldiers weren't allowed to bring cameras into war zones, therefore, the photographs included throughout the book may be the only documentation of the area, his fellow soldiers, and the local people.
Clemans dedicates this book to the United States Army Air Force weathermen of the 19th Weather Squadron and to the people of Darfur, many who have been attacked, murdered, and/or displaced during the current conflict.
10% of the proceeds from the sale of Marooned in Darfur will be donated to the Amnesty International Campaign to Save Darfur.
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cromolyn - nasal, Nasalcrom
GENERIC NAME: CROMOLYN - NASAL (CROW-mow-lin)
BRAND NAME(S): Nasalcrom
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USES: This medication is used to prevent allergic symptoms in the nose. It reduces stuffy/runny nose, mucus dripping into the back of the throat, itching, and sneezing caused by seasonal allergies (hay fever) and other allergens (e.g., dust mites, pet dander). This medication is not an antihistamine and does not provide immediate relief from allergic symptoms. It should be used before contact with the allergen.Cromolyn is known as a mast cell stabilizer. It works by preventing the release of certain natural substances (histamine, SRS-A) made by the body that cause allergy symptoms.Do not use this medication to treat sinus infection, asthma, or cold symptoms.
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It's got a CFS protective rust coating lol. you don't see many pintos these days. I was considering a pinto motor for my Suzuki Samurai.. I helped my body build a Pinto motor up back in the eighties. thing was pretty fast it had about 12.5 to one compression
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The Township of Montville provides a variety of social services to our residents with an emphasis on senior citizens, youth and the needy. These services are provided through several municipal offices and also various volunteer boards and committees.
The following municipal offices provide social services to Montville residents:
Director of Social Services
Municipal Building
195 Changebridge Road
Montville, NJ 07045
Nancy Mertz, Director of Social Services
Senior Citizens
Senior House
Physical Address
356 Route 202
Mailing Address
195 Changebridge Road
Montville, NJ 07045
Senior House Monthly Newsletter: Current Past Editions
Application for Use of the Senior House
Senior Center Calendar
With the expansion of the Montville Senior House, the number and variety of programs, activities and events provided for senior citizens has increased dramatically. (For a schedule of activities, click on the Senior Center Calendar link provided above.)
The Senior Nutrition Program provides hot lunches for approximately 150 seniors on Tuesdays and Thursdays. A donation of $2.00 per meal is suggested. Additionally, another 75 hot Meals-on-Wheels are delivered to home-bound seniors through the Nutrition Program.
Weekly programs include classes in art, knitting, aerobics, Tai Chi, Line Dancing and Square Dancing.
Bingo, mah-jongg, bridge, poker and Pokeno games are scheduled on a weekly basis. Monthly birthday breakfasts are held.
Special celebrations have included a Ballroom Dance, an Anniversary Party, a Halloween party, a Polka Fest, a Victorian Recital, a Thanksgiving party, a Christmas party and a Chinese New Year's cultural awareness day.
Blood sugar, blood pressure screenings, flu shots and health seminars are also offered at the Senior House with hundreds of participants.
Senior bus trips are provided on a regular basis.
Youth Services
Youth Center
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Community Park
130 Changebridge Rd.
Mailing Address
195 Changebridge Rd.
Montville, NJ 07045
Chris Ziolkowski, Youth Activities Coordinator
Youth Services is responsible for providing youth programs. Many of these programs are offered at the Youth Center. The Youth Activities Coordinator serves as a member of the Drug Awareness/Municipal Alliance Council and is involved in programs such as Project Graduation, Anti-Vandalism, Project Promotion and REACH. Extensive outreach work is performed in cooperation with the Board of Education.
The Montville Township Youth Center was completed in 2003. It is located in Community Park on Changebridge Road. The goal of the Youth Center is to provide a supervised environment free of violence, alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs for youth to participate in activities and interact with each other. Within the building are a big screen television, ping-pong table, computer lab, quiet rooms, and a well-trained and responsible staff. Many activities are available from non-structured 'Drop-In' time to scheduled programs where participants are asked to register in advance.
The building is currently open Monday through Friday from 3 PM to 8 PM daily. Youth 11 years old and up are asked to have a parent/guardian complete an emergency card and to sign themselves in and out when they attend the Center. Children who are under the age of 11 are asked to be accompanied by a parent when they 'Drop-In' to the Youth Center.
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Office of Temporary Assistance & Food Stamps
340 West Hanover Ave.
Morristown, NJ 07960
(973) 326-7800
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UK vs. USA Karaoke
I guess in the spirit of World Cup, Sean Perry over at aXis Magazine and the folks at The Social have decided to start a monthly karaoke night wrapped around "VS Karaoke." This month it's UK vs. USA on Saturday night, with an hour dedicated to UK tunes and the other hour dedicated to U.S. songs. It's an idea Perry got during a recent trip to Glasgow where he saw an "Old vs. New" karaoke night. Future nights could include "Seattle vs. Orlando" or "New Wave vs. Grunge." The cover is $5 and starts at 10 p.m. with the UK set followed by the USA set at 11:30 p.m. Perry wants everyone who's going to sing signed up by 10 p.m. If you sing, it's free admission and Heineken all night. I'm thinking I might even sign up, although it's not because of my amazing voice (there is a reason I'm a writer). I promise you a laugh or maybe you'll leave the building screaming with your hands over your ears. The Social is at 54 N. Orange Ave in downtown Orlando. Call 407-246-1419.


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Six students in the Seaford school district suffered minor injuries Thursday when their school bus went off the road.
State police said the 2008 Freightliner owned by Chambers Bus Company was heading southeast on Cool Branch Road, southeast of Seaford, about 3:15 p.m. when the bus left the roadway at a curve just west of Kaye Road.
The school bus ended up in a farm field, where it became stuck in the mud, police said.
The six students, ranging in age from 10 to 17, all were treated at Nanticoke Memorial Hospital in Seaford for non-life-threatening injuries.
The bus driver, 41-year-old Susan M. Burgess of Magnolia, was later cited for failure to maintain a single lane and failure to provide proof of insurance
Traffic near Cool Branch Road was impacted for about an hour while police investigated and cleared the crash.
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Thousands of new products are launched online every year by vendors hoping that they have come up with the idea that will make them a fortune.
Sadly, the large majority of these will generate little or no interest and this is typically due to one fundamental reason – little or no research was carried out prior to the launch of their products.
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Research Your Market Thoroughly – You may be (and should be) totally passionate about the online product that you are planning to launch. However, if you are passionate about a product that has no potential market, then you are quite simply backing a loser. You need to undertake thorough keyword research to understand exactly what your potential customers are searching the likes of Google for. Knowing this information is crucial and your product's website should only be started after this information has been gathered.
Create Quality Content – Putting together high quality content for your website is vitally important these days. With so many new products on the market it really is so critical to give your product every opportunity to stay ahead of your competition. By content I am not simply talking about well written text but things such as video as well. It has been proven that video creates a much higher level of customer engagement than written text and it is therefore critical that you create and post videos online for all new product launches. Your potential customers are far more likely to watch a 2-3 minute video talking about your product that read a 500 word article saying precisely the same thing!
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We have now been back to school at CTU for 3 weeks and it seems like we never ended. I am thrilled to walk through the halls of the third floor and see the students studying, having a bite to eat or just chatting with new and old friends that they have met in the atrium. By definition an atrium is a large open space within a building usually with a glass roof; I pose this question to you - have any of you looked up to see that our atrium has a glass roof? This glass roof lets in all the glorious sunshine that the world has to offer us daily. At CTU we take those little special tidbits of life and we share them with each other, our community. CTU widely uses that word to describe our humble existence as community; I am hoping that since you have started your academic exploration here you have adopted that word as well. The CTU community has welcomed back some old favorite faces, like Eduardo, Christopher, Kristin, and Saleha and some new ones like Melissa, Bernadette, and Alexis. If I have not mentioned some of you in this blog, no worries you know who you are. I just want to say, we are blessed to have you here!
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One of my friends challenged me to live this Rumi quote during the year, "The door is round and open. Don't go back to sleep." The quote set off a number of thoughts and feelings in me. I began to ask myself some questions, "What opportunities am I being invited into?" "What is life-giving for me?" "How do I live life fully? "Is the way I conduct my life, life-giving to others?" "What am I passionate about?" "What would I like to do?" "How is God calling me?" "When do I tend to go back to sleep?"
In my work as Director of Recruitment, I meet with people on a regular basis, listening to their stories, hopes, and dreams, and then helping them to discern their particular call. Some know deep down what they've been invited to step into next, but delay out of fear and the ever popular, "have to do first list." We're adept at finding ways to avoid, and we sometimes just go back to sleep. Others aren't sure what in particular they're being called to but know it has to do with theology and ministry. Still others know what they're being called to do and charge boldly forward.
What about you? If you've been thinking about exploring the possibility of education for theology and ministry, what if you don't go back to sleep, but this time sign up for a CTU Open House event?
There are a number of benefits in registering for a CTU Open House: you'll learn about career opportunities in ministry, have an opportunity to meet faculty and students, you'll understand how easy it is to access and complete the admission process, you'll learn about scholarship and other financial aid opportunities that are available, you'll participate in a tour of the school and you'll get your questions answered.
To register for an Open House event click, http://www.ctu.edu/admissions/visit-ctu-open-house-opportunities . My challenge to you will be the one my friend made to me… "The door is round and open, don't go back to sleep."


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Etta James was a pioneer. Through a career that spanned more than six decades, James' raw, unharnessed voice crossed genres, with Fifties hits such as "The Wallflower" and "Good Rockin' Daddy" cementing her role in the genesis of rock and roll alongside Chuck Berry, Ray Charles and Little Richard, and her soulful pop and blues explorations of the Sixties ranking with the works of Dinah Washington and Billie Holiday. She continued to make her mark through 2011, with a string of award-winning, critically acclaimed releases that showcased her unique style.
James was born Jamesette Hawkins in Los Angeles in 1938. Although brought up in the church singing in the gospel choir, she was drawn to rhythm and blues, and rock and roll, and by her mid-teens had formed a vocal trio named the Creolettes that worked up an answer song to Hank Ballard's "Work With Me Annie" entitled "Roll With Me Henry." The trio caught the attention of bandleader Johnny Otis, who arranged for the group to record "Roll With Me Henry" (retitled as "The Wallflower") for Modern Records. Released with the group renamed the Peaches, "The Wallflower" topped the R&B chart for four weeks in 1955 ...
More than any other musician, Jimi Hendrix realized the fullest range of sound that could be obtained from an amplified instrument. His boundless drive, technical ability and creative application of such effects as wah-wah and distortion forever transformed the sound of rock and roll. Hendrix helped usher in the age of psychedelia with his 1967 debut, Are You Experienced, and the impact of his brief but meteoric career on popular music continues to be felt. With such an incredible catalog of work, it's impossible to overstate the impact of the 1992 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee. The Rock Hall selected 10 songs that we feel are essential listening. What songs would be on your list?
"The Wind Cries Mary" (Are You Experienced, 1967)
"Hey Joe" (Are you Experienced, 1967)
"Red House" (Are You Experienced, 1967)
"Little Wing" (Axis: Bold As Love, 1967)
"Castles Made of Sand" (Axis: Bold As Love, 1967)
"If 6 was 9" (Axis: Bold As Love, 1967)
"All Along The Watchtower" (Electric Ladyland, 1969)
"Voodoo Child (Slight Return)" (Electric Ladyland, 1969)
"Crosstown Traffic" (Electric Ladyland, 1969)
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For more than 30 years, Florida native Tom Petty has been the charismatic frontman and voice of among the most durable, resourceful, hard-working, likable, unpretentious and capable rock bands of all time. Together with the Heartbreakers – which has include bassist Ron Blair, guitarist Mike Campbell, bassist Howie Epstein, drummer Stan Lynch and keyboardist Benmont Tench – he mastered rock and roll's fundamentals and digested its history, leading a band of the people, writing of everyday struggles and frustrations – and offering redemption through tough-minded, big-hearted, tuneful songs. The 2002 Hall of Fame inductee turns 61 today.
Although they were not punk-rockers per se, Petty and the Heartbreakers did their part to revitalize rock in the mid-to-late Seventies with their first three albums: Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers ("Breakdown," "American Girl"), You're Gonna Get It! ("I Need to Know," "Listen to Her Heart") and Damn the Torpedoes – the latter one of the essential rock albums of the decade.
Strong from start to finish, Torpedoes contained the classic tracks "Refugee," "Even the Losers," "Don't Do Me Like That" and "Here Comes My Girl." It also revealed Petty's depth of conviction and fighting nature. When his record company changed hands, Petty ...
With his trademark stance – head down, eyes focused, legs shoulder-width apart, right arm furiously strumming a low-slung Mosrite guitar – Johnny Ramone became a punk icon. He was the ultimate guitar antihero, shying from gratuitous solos and obscure voicings, preferring deliberate playing over the more familiar guitar histrionics of the late-1970s. Torn jeans, T-shirt and black leather jacket were staples of a look that became his understated hallmarks, a far cry from the flamboyant stage outfits that predominated popular music. His rapid-fire, down-stroked barre chords fostered a style that owed little in the way of influence to any other musician or group. For decades, his "buzzsaw" technique was the blaring force behind the Ramones' sound, spurring songs such as "Blitzkrieg Bop," "Glad to See You Go," "Sheena Is a Punk Rocker," "Rockaway Beach," "I Wanna Be Sedated," "Rock 'n' Roll High School," and "Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?" On September 15, 2004, Johnny Ramone passed away after a prolonged battle with prostate cancer. He was 55.
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GENERIC NAME: VALRUBICIN - INTRAVESICAL (val-REWB-eh-sin)
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USES: Valrubicin is used to treat bladder cancer. The usual treatment for bladder cancer is surgery. However, if you and your doctor decide that the risk of surgery is greater than its benefit or that surgery may be delayed, this medication may be used as part of your treatment.This medication belongs to a class of drugs known as anthracyclines and works by slowing or stopping the growth of cancer cells.This medication may not cure your cancer. Delaying surgery could lead to a more serious illness (metastatic cancer). Discuss the risks and benefits of this medication with your doctor.
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Thirty-five-year old Ronald Stacy Shiver was accidentally shot and killed by 35-year-old Coy Shiver last Saturday according to the Wakulla County Sheriff's Office.
Shiver was with his cousin Coy and 23-year-old Justin Pool hunting north of Smith Creek in the forest. According to a preliminary investigation, Coy Shiver accidentally shot Ronald Shiver when he mistook him for an animal in the bushes.
Stan Kirkland with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission says hunting accidents do happen, but most can be prevented.
"We encourage people to take a hunter education class because the course is free, it's taught throughout the state of Florida, but we try to teach people fundamentals, safety measures that will prevent them from ever being involved in an accident, in fact the vast majority of people who go through it are never involved in a hunting accident."
Shiver left behind his wife and three young children. An account has been set up at Gulf State Bank to help the family.
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MOSCOW, Idaho – Kansas City used a 12-5 run over the final three minutes to secure an 80-74 victory over the Idaho men's basketball team in the Western Athletic Conference opener for both teams on Thursday in the Cowan Spectrum.
Idaho junior Connor Hill hit three 3-pointers in the game, giving him 169 for his career and a new program record after Orlando Lightfoot's record of 168 stood for 20 years. Hill finished with nine points, four rebounds and two assists in the game.
Senior Stephen Madison had his fourth double-double of the season, a 20 point, 10 rebound performance after going 6-of-11 from the field and 7-of-10 at the free throw line. He added three assists and a steal in the game. Senior Glen Dean tallied 19 points, four rebounds and four assists, and freshman Sekou Wiggs fell one point shy of his career high with 16 points on 7-of-11 shooting. Wiggs added eight rebounds.
The Vandals (6-9, 0-1 WAC) shot 48 percent from the field in the game, going 26-of-54, while UMKC (4-9, 1-0 WAC) hit 45 percent of its shots (29-of-65). Idaho held a slim 37-35 advantage on the glass but the 'Roos led 13-7 in second-chance points. UMKC converted 11 Idaho turnovers in 10 points, while the Vandals scored eight points off eight turnovers.
Idaho trailed 40-32 at halftime but quickly erased the deficit and took its first lead since early in the game on a Dean layup that made it 50-48 in favor of the Vandals. Idaho built the lead to as many as five points on two occasions, including a 66-61 advantage with 6:34 to play, but UMKC used a 9-2 run to take a 68-66 lead. A 3-point play by Dean briefly gave the Vandals a one-point advantage, but then the 'Roos used their 12-5 run to seal the victory.
Nelson Kirksey led four UMKC double-digit scorers with 20 points, while Martez Harrison added 18, Frank Williams scored 14 and Trinity Hall had 12.
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Delaware Hospice and Harbour Lights CHEER Center will hold another aging well workshop from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Nov. 29 at the CHEER Activity Center, 34211 Woods Edge Drive, Lewes.
Delaware Hospice's Chaplain Chet Carbaugh will be the speaker and will focus on the soul. Participants will learn skills to help them deal with anxieties, unresolved anger or guilt.
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The European Commission today approved Novartis' meningitis B vaccine Bexsero® for patients two months of age and older—the first time a vaccine has been approved against meningococcus B bacteria.
The EU's decision allows member states to begin evaluating Bexsero for potential inclusion into their national immunization and reimbursement programs. Novartis said in a statement it is already engaging with governments interested in early adoption of the vaccine.
"Novartis is committed to making Bexsero available as soon as possible," the company said in the statement, without detailing how soon.
MenB accounts for up to 90% of meningococcal disease cases in Europe and more than 80% of meningococcal cases among infants in Canada. The sooner Bexsero reaches the market, the sooner Novartis can generate the near-blockbuster sales expected for the meningitis vaccine. Estimates range from the $700 million in revenues by 2020 projected by Tim Anderson of Sanford C. Bernstein & Co., to the $1.45 billion by 2016 foreseen by Olav Zilian of Helvea.
Those numbers are expected to enhance the financial health of Novartis' vaccine and diagnostics division. The division finished 2011 with a $249 million loss on $1.996 billion in revenue, down from the $612 million profit on $2.918 billion in revenue racked up in 2010 following the previous year's H1N1 flu pandemic. However, when one-time H1N1 revenue was excluded, the division grew 22%, driven especially by vaccines against meningitis; FDA expanded Menveo's approvals in '11 to allow children ages 2–10 to take the vaccine.
Bexsero has been in development some 20 years. The EU gave marketing approval to the meningitis vaccine less than a week after The Lancet published favorable results of a pivotal Phase III clinical trial first presented in 2010 at the 17th International Pathogenic Neisseria Conference.
According to the trial results, Bexsero showed both a protective immune response and an acceptable safety profile when given to patients as a three-dose primary series along with routine vaccines. A fourth dose administered at 12 months may contribute to extended protection, researchers found. The clinical trial involved 3,630 infants from two months of age.
Novartis developed Bexsero in the mid-1990s after Rino Rappuoli, Ph.D., global head of research for Novartis Vaccines and Diagnostics, convinced J. Craig Venter to sequence the genome of N. meningitidis. Novartis scientists mined the sequence data to discover dozens of novel proteins that could serve as potential antigens. While no single antigen alone could protect against the diversity of meningitis B strains, investigators found a combination of antigens were essential for the bacterium's survival, function, or ability to cause infection, and could be found in most MenB strains circulating globally. The four antigens in Bexsero are:
"This meningitis B vaccine is the most important medical breakthrough in the 30 years since I lost my son to the disease," Meningitis U.K. Founder Steve Dayman, MBE, said in a statement.
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ZF-4901: MX-Check makes not too much sence - Mailserver may accept Mails without MX-Records
Nice Feature, but according to RFC 2821 Chapter 5, a mailserver which is correctly configured must not have a MX-RR. Checking such a Server with Zend_Validate_EmailAddress::setValidateMx() may result in a negativ Result, but the Server may receive e-mails. Due too this reason the MX-Check does not really make sence.
"If no MX records are found, but an A RR is found, the A RR is treated as if it was associated with an implicit MX RR, with a preference of 0, pointing to that host." (see http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2821.txt)
I think this is actually an improvement to the code, not the docs.
I just added a complete rework of Zend_Validate_EmailAddress... this feature has also been added to incubator for tests.See SVN r17945 for details.
Implemented with r18050 for ZF 1.10
This issue is not resolved in 1.10 or trunk, a domain with a RR record and not an MX record will still fail. It looks as though it was not implemented.


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If you are an early childhood professional, foster parent or early childhood educator and want to learn more about caring for young children, you may be interested in the Best Care program.
The two five-hour sessions will be conducted from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m, Saturday, Jan. 18 at Phillips Community College of the University of Arkansas-DeWitt campus and from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m, Saturday, Feb. 8, at the First Baptist Church in Dumas.
"Sometimes it is difficult to find appropriate classes that are close to home and affordable," Ana Hollis, Arkansas County Extension Agent-Family and Consumer Sciences, said.
Hollis said classes are offered free of charge and are verified training through the Traveling Arkansas Professional Pathways (TAPP) and supports the Better Beginnings Program.
The University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture, in partnership with the Division of Child Care and Early Childhood Association, is offering the training for early childhood professionals.
In addition to the Best Care program, the extension service also provides 10 hours of lessons on topics such as Building Culturally Sensitive Classrooms; Getting Our Hearts Right; Higher Order Thinking; Autism; Picky Eaters; Playground Safety; Color Me Happy; and Fun Ways to Teach Math. Each lesson is $10.
Pre-registration is required by Thursday, Jan. 16, so adequate materials will be available for participants.
Persons with disabilities who require alternative means for communication of program information should notify the county extension office as soon as possible prior to the activity.
To enroll in the classes or for additional information, contact the Arkansas County Extension Service in DeWitt at (870) 946-3231 or in Stuttgart at (870) 673-2346.
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Rabbits for Gardeners (page 2 of 3)
by Bob Bennet
Starting Right
Which rabbit breed to chose can seem a bit bewildering. There are 50 breeds available, and sizes range from two to 20 pounds. Good meat producers weigh five to 10 pounds at maturity. Two of my five-pound favorites are the Tan and the Florida White. No rabbit outperforms a Florida White for percentage of edible meat per pound of live weight. Consider the Tan if you like a little color. The 10-pound New Zealand White is the most common domestic rabbit in America today. Other 10-pounders to consider are the Californian, white with black markings, and the Rex, which comes in about 15 colors and has velvety, plush fur.
Start your search for rabbits, hutches and supplies at the local farm supply store. Ask there who raises good rabbits. Most farm supply stores have a bulletin board. Check it for advertisers of rabbits. Put up your own notice. Visit a few rabbit raisers. Most of them love to talk about their rabbits. Choose yours from a producer who keeps them in spotless wire hutches.
Fall is the best time of year to get started with rabbits because lots of young stock is available and prices are at their annual lowest. Expect to pay $10 to $20 each for white rabbits. Fancy colored breeds usually cost considerably more, but they don't grow or taste any better.
Rabbits are bred for the first time when they're six months old, so you will find many "juniors" (younger than six months) for sale. You could also buy one older doe, up to a year or so in age, and have her bred by the person selling her to you. This will get you off to a fast start, but it's usually a good idea to start with young animals so you can learn about them before you mate them. For best production, keep does three years and bucks five years. The natural life span of a rabbit is about 10 years.
A buck and two does require four wire cages (the fourth is for weaned offspring). These hutches are 30 inches by 36 inches and cost $20 to $35 each. They're also easy to build. Please don't make hutches out of wood and chicken wire. These are unsafe, unsanitary and unsightly. You'll also need feeders and water bottles.
Rabbits are hardy outdoors in all garden zones but prefer temperatures below 90oF. Without space in a garage or other building, consider building a shed. A good design has four pressure-treated posts with a slanted roof to protect the rabbits from sun, wind, rain and snow. Choose a siding appropriate to the season and your climate. Or keep your hutches under an arbor or lath house. A strong fence to keep dogs out is essential.
Pick up a bag of rabbit pellets and a bottle of sulfaquinoxaline at the farm supply store. Add the latter to their drinking water to control an internal parasite, their only real pest. Your rabbits' staple diet should be commercial feed. It costs about $13 for a 100-pound bag. Each rabbit will consume a nickel's worth a day.
You can supplement their diet with feed that costs you little or nothing. Here's an excuse to let a section of lawn grow tall and go to hay, or plant some of it to alfalfa, red clover or oats. But remember to sun-dry grass or clover before giving it to your rabbits; abruptly adding these materials when fresh to their diets can upset their stomachs.
Rabbits recycle some of your excess garden vegetables, too. Carrots (especially the big, woody ones), chicory, overgrown beets, rutabagas, Jerusalem artichokes, lettuce and parsnips are all excellent. Put chunks of dried sunflower heads in the cages and the rich seeds will make their coats shine. The only vegetables to avoid are any of the cole crops, such as cabbage, mustard or broccoli.
Feed your rabbits all the pellets they will eat each day until they are six months old. Mature rabbits consume four to six ounces of pellets a day, less if you supplement the diet. Whenever you change their diet, do it gradually.


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Although these three paths are typical plans that most students participating in the Cooperative Education and Internship Program (CEIP) follow, individualized study/work plans can alsobe developed. These individualized plans require the pre-approval of the faculty coordinator, the department chairperson, the director of the CEIP, and the associate dean of the College of Engineering.
- 2.75 GPA to start work placements
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- A minimum of three work placements is required, i.e., the equivalent of twelve months of full-time work
- No more than five work placements are allowed
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- Placements begin after the completion of the coursework required in the calculus-ready sophomore year curriculum of the participating student's major
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While the flood of lawsuits against debt settlement companies has slowed considerably yet one more class action has been added against Meracord, Noteworld, and Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland. This time in Arizona. The complaint provides a very long description of the alleged actions and conspiracy between the debt settlement escrow company and the companies they elected to work ... Read More »
Meracord / NoteWorld Still Taking a Beating Over Debt Relief Activities. Drags Many In.
Courthouse News is reporting a new class action suit has been filed against Meracord (NoteWorld) and other for debt settlement activities. This 50 page complaint was filed by Steve Berman (email@example.com) with Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro in Seattle and makes similar allegations as other suits have. The suit damns companies that have worked or are working with Meracord. It's like ... Read More »
Washington Class Action Suit Refocused on Lloyd Ward and Meracord
Back in July a class action lawsuit was filed against Meracord (formerly NoteWorld) and Lloyd Ward, the Dallas debt settlement attorney who has sued my wife and I. The first compliant filed was a bit meandering and did not focus that much on the activities of Ward and his debt settlement companies. It appears the filing attorneys and firms have ... Read More »
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A reader sent in a comment, "I have been following the Noteworld class action suit from afar. Are you aware of a settlement in this case? Thanks for all the good work you do out there and your help with this is much appreciated." I have not checked on the case in a while, so here is an update on ... Read More »
NoteWorld Hit With Class Action RICO Suit
Thanks to a tipster (send in your tips here) we discover that NoteWorld was just hit with a lawsuit on behalf of consumers against Noteworld, LLC ("Noteworld"), claiming the Tacoma, Wash. company has violated the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act ("RICO") by engaging in a conspiracy to defraud consumers by extracting exorbitant fees from trust accounts related to useless ... Read More »
NoteWorld Involved in Georgia Class Action Case on Debt Adjusting. Raises Bigger Issues.
It seems the issues surrounding if payment processors in the debt settlement world is getting more complicated. This recent class action case is out of Georgia against NoteWorld and Noteworld Servicing Center; Hattie Burke v. NoteWorld. It appears that NoteWorld gets sucked in not because of their actions but because of the actions of who they decided to provide services ... Read More »
NoteWorld, NoteWorld Servicing Center, Nationwide Support Services and Freedom Debt Center Slapped With Class Action Suit
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Pastor Denise Founds was appointed as the new associate pastor at Asbury United Methodist Church in Smyrna, after the retirement of Carol Terry this summer. Founds serves with senior pastor Dave Humphrey. Founds recently talked with the Sun-Times about her life in the ministry.
Years as a pastor 9
Previous appointment A three-point charge in Sussex County: St. Johnstown, Chaplain's Chapel and Ellendale United Methodist churches in Greenwood, Bridgeville, and Ellendale
Family Husband, Don; four grown children, Chuck Rader, Mindie Fish, Lisa Founds, and Andrew Founds; four grandchildren, Addison, Torrey, James, and Sophia
Graduated from Wesley College and Wesley Seminary
Hometown Harrisburg area of central Pennsylvania
Hobbies/interests "I enjoy spending time away with my husband, and also enjoy spending quality time with my grandchildren," Founds said. "They love to come for visits too, and we always try to plan fun events to enjoy with them."
Q Why did you decide to become a pastor?
A I felt God's call on my life first in my early 20's when I was teaching Sunday School and counselling at a junior/senior high music camp. As my faith grew I knew that God had something more for me to do, so when the opportunity presented itself, I enrolled in Wesley College as my answer to God's call. In two years I earned a college degree and six years later I completed my seminary requirements.
Q What do you enjoy most about being a pastor?
A I so enjoy sharing God's love with people everywhere, and especially with those that God has called me to serve in the churches I've been appointed to. I also enjoy visiting the sick and elderly, who especially need to know of God's love for them.
Q What's the biggest challenge?
A In some of the smaller churches I've served, motivating people can be challenging, depending on the resources they had to work with. Although our wish is to serve God in whatever ways we are called, in this economy it can be very difficult to produce the results we would like.
Q What's something that might surprise people about you or about your job?
A After spending most of my time as a senior pastor of the churches I've served, I am enjoying my present appointment as Asbury's associate pastor, in co-ministry with Rev. Dave Humphrey. I believe we are well suited for effectively pursuing the daily responsibilities and I look forward to the exciting ministries we are planning for 2012.
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A tiny little book with a great big message, Love You, Dad: A Book of Appreciation recognizes all the important things that fathers do for their children. Melina Gerosa Bellows, head of National Geographic Kids and Family, has written a simple and moving tribute that will touch the hearts of dads everywhere. Page after page is illustrated with heartwarming National Geographic photography of animal dads and animal kids. A perfect gift for celebrating Father's Day, becoming a new parent, or just to show your appreciation, Love You, Dad is a great way to show your dad how much you care.
Melina Gerosa Bellows is Chief Creative Officer for National Geographic Books, Kids and Family, which includes the award-winning, number one children's magazine National Geographic Kids. In addition to authoring five books, she has written for such publications as Entertainment Weekly, The New York Times, National Geographic Traveler, Cosmopolitan, and Glamour. She has appeared on such TV shows as The Today Show, The View, Good Day New York, and Fox and Friends, as well as on CNN.
Every daughter has a "dad story"—a cherished tale that encapsulates her relationship with the man who helped bring her into the world. Mine, as it happens, involves a dog bite. My kids love this tale, and my father, who came to my rescue, loves to tell it.
It's right before Father's Day. We're all lounging by the pool deck, and Grandpa's just getting to the good part. My kids, five-year-old Mackenzie and seven-year-old Chase, are riveted. Mouths agape, they resemble two frozen statues as they stand before him. All that moves is the pool water dripping from their bathing suits.
"Your mother was right around your age," he's saying. "And the first thing we heard was the sound of her crying: 'Waa! Waa! Waa!' "
Mackenzie looks relieved. The story is exactly the same as last time.
"But then we see her, and her eye was hanging out like this," he says holding his hand in front of his cheekbone like a catcher's mitt. "Was there a lot of blood?" asks Chase.
"Yes!" Grandpa says enthusiastically. "So much we couldn't see her face."
Mackenzie nods, knowingly.
"Was the eye out out," asks Chase, always double-checking, "or just sort of out?"
Grandpa cocks his head and thinks a minute. This is the grand finale, and he knows it.
"Dangling!" he finally declares.
"Ewwwww," they both say in unison and, completely sated, jump into the pool.
They already know that the story has a happy ending: Dad races his daughter to the E.R., just in time. Sixty-seven stitches and a lot of luck later, their mom has 20/20 vision.
"Thanks, Dad," I say 40 years later. "For the eyeball." We both laugh. And everything else, I want to add. But I don't.
My father isn't the touchy-feely type, given to expressing his emotions. But every time he tells this story, I realize how much he loves me. Reflecting on his unstoppable heroism and the knowledge that he's always been there for me, no matter what, I am flooded with love and gratitude—for how much I owe him, and how much he's shaped me over the years. In my family as in so many others, we never put that stuff—the really important stuff—into words. We communicate it all through code. Humor is one way, and showing up for each other is another.
We have always been a family of doers, rather than talkers. The Dalai Lama once observed that the purpose of human life is to help one another. My dad taught me that lesson by example. One time, he patiently extracted 19 splinters from my leg. He's moved me in and out of more dorm rooms and apartments than I can count. He takes my house maintenance issues as seriously as his own. When he misses us, he'll call to breezily announce, "Gotta drop off some stuff your mother bought you." Then he'll get in the car for a ten-hour round-trip errand.
But the L word, we avoid. I remember the chilly November morning when Dad called my dorm room to tell me my beloved grandmother had passed away. There was a moment of silence. My heart lodged in my throat. "I love you," I managed to blurt. "Yup," he replied and hung up the phone. Embarrassed, I looked at the dead receiver in my hand and realized I probably should have offered to come home and change a lightbulb.
Yet I know I need to express these feelings, and he needs to hear them. That's why Father's Day presents an annual challenge. Often, a card is not enough to express the love and appreciation a father deserves.
So I turned to my animal friends, those rock stars of the animal kingdom who capture the true spirit of fatherhood. Perhaps they can help us articulate something we don't have the words to say ourselves. For example, male sea horses give birth. Male catfish carry marble-size eggs in their mouths for six weeks, surviving off their own body fat as they nurture their young. And, of course, there are Emperor penguins, who starve and freeze for two long months in order to protect the egg— balanced on their feet—that holds their baby chick. These ani- mal fathers' selfless instincts—to care and protect, to love and nurture—helped inspire me to write this book.
It was those kinds of paternal impulses that helped me through a particularly rough patch a few years ago. My parents, who had been visiting me at my home in Washington, D.C., were about to begin their drive back to New York.
I was not in a good place. It was clear that my ten-year marriage was over, and I was terrified at the prospect of being a single mom while dealing with the demands of a full-time job.
When my father came to say goodbye, I couldn't help it: The dam broke, and I burst into tears. Since expressing emotion is far outside our family's comfort zone, I was expecting a glib retort to break the tension, or perhaps a platitude before he dashed to the safety of the car. Instead, my father sat down beside me. He didn't say anything to try to make me feel better, because he knew that nothing he could say would. I cried and cried, and he simply stayed with me, allowing the painful dignity of the truth to begin the healing process. It was an incredible act of bravery. When I finished crying, he nodded and patted my hand. We looked at each other. "Yup," I told him. Every child has their own way of expressing love for their father. I hope the book you hold in your hands—and the animal ambassadors in it—will help you do just that. In bestowing it, you'll be sending a simple but powerful message: "Thanks Dad, for everything. I love you."
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(Ret.) Lt. Col. Donald Wayne Bernard, Sr. passed away in his home on Monday, November 26th in the loving presence of his family. He was born February 22nd, 1933 in Pattonsburg, Missouri to Luther J. and Mary Ellen Bernard. He was 79 years old.
Lt. Col Donald "Pop" Bernard, USAF, Retired enlisted in the Air Force 28 November 1952 attending Basic Military Training at Lackland AFB, TX. After basic training Amn Bernard was a student at Lowry AFB, CO where he was selected to attend Cadet training to become a Navigator and was commissioned as a 2nd Lt on 30 June 1954.
Lt. Col. Bernard served as a navigator on the C-124 Globemaster II before completing pilot training on the Globemaster. Lt. Col Bernard also piloted the C-133 Cargomaster as well as the C-5 Galaxy and was a member of the initial C-5 pilot cadre at Dover AFB. During his career Lt. Col Bernard served all over the world to include Vietnam where he earned a Bronze Star for his outstanding service. Lt. Col Bernard retired honorably from active service on 30 November 1972 holding the specialty number and title of 1045N Aircraft Commander, C-5 while stationed at Dover AFB, DE. He was stationed at Dover AFB from 1958 until his retirement in 1972.
His awards include Vietnam Campaign with 60 Date Bar, Marksmanship Ribbon, Armed Forces Reserve Medal, AF Longevity Service Ribbon with 4 oak leaf clusters, Vietnam Service Medal with 4 bronze stars, AF Expeditionary Service Medal, National Defense Service Medal with 1 bronze star, Army Good Conduct Medal, Combat Readiness Medal, AF Outstanding Unit Award with 3 oak leaf clusters, AF Commendation Medal with 2 oak leaf clusters, Air Medal with 2 oak leaf clusters, and the Bronze Star.
Donald is survived by his loving wife of 57 years, Foy Jean Bernard, His daughter Melody J. Wireman, and her husband, Eddie, his son, Donald W. Bernard, Jr. ("Chuck"), and his wife Becky, his daughter Mary J. Bernard, and her significant other, Mike, and his daughter Elizabeth A. Lucas (Beth), and her husband, Don. He is deeply missed by his grandchildren: Rebecca Soeiro, Jessica Jackson, Matt Henry, Michael Henry, Megan McCullum, Jordan Bernard, Kristen Zeman, Kim Willoughby, Casey Wireman, Taylor Lucas, Austin Wireman, Rachel Lucas, and 12 great-grandchildren. He also leaves behind his brother, Lester Bernard of Colorado, and three sisters; Linda Borowsky of Florida, Ann Hinds of Georgia, and June Christiansen of North Carloina, as well as a host of other family and friends.
Most recently Don worked for the Blood Bank of Delaware transporting blood for centers throughout the state. He enjoyed flying RC model aircraft and was a member of the First Baptist Church of Dover. He will be remembered for his love of God, family, country and his stories of his life and experiences. He will be truly missed and his life will always be celebrated by his friends and family. Pop, we love and salute you!
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Jessie J's album Who You Are was released on Universal Republic this week, and unsurprisingly it rose to the top of the charts. You may already know that we jumped on the Jessie wagon early and we're proud; see The Boombox Series Part 1 – "Who You Are" and Part 2 – "Price Tag". A few days after we shot The Boombox Series with Arcade 44, her video for "Do It Like A Dude" came out and she blew up. By popular demand, her release date was moved up to this week. Stomp stomp she arrived!
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Height: 6-1 Weight: 243 lbs.
Born: May 23, 1949 in Vanderbilt, PA
Died: July 28, 1986 in Buffalo, NY
High School: Connellsville
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Drafted by the Buffalo Bills in the 3rd round (57th overall) of the 1971 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 37 (2560th overall since 1950)
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First register into another section if possible and then periodically check if seats become available in your desired section. Sometimes seats become available when students readjust their schedules or the department increases the maximum enrollment. If you can't register into any section then contact the department to see if there is a waiting list for the course.
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The standards may change from year to year. However, getting into the College of Pharmacy is competitive. The average Math/Science GPA of a student matriculating into the program in fall 2008 was a 3.76 which is slightly higher than an A- at Ferris (A- = 3.7). The average composite PCAT score was in the 93 th percentile. Note that these are averages i.e. some students matriculated with lower grades and/or PCAT scores. The advice given by the College of Pharmacy on how to improve an application is stated in their FAQ section.
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- Date submitted: 31 Oct 2011
- Stakeholder type: United Nations & Other IGOs
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Full Submission16th Senior Officials Meeting (SOM-16) of the North-East Asian Subregional Programme for Environmental Cooperation (NEASPEC) 1-2 September 2011, Seoul, Republic of Korea Chair?s Summary: National and Subregional Activities and Processes in Preparation of the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20) 1. SOM-16 reviewed national and subregional activities and processes in preparation of the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20) to be held in Rio de Janeiro during 4-6 June 2012 and exchanged views of member States, international organizations and civil society organizations (CSOs) on both themes of the Conference ? a green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication, and the institutional framework for sustainable development. 2. The Meeting recognized that North-East Asia has achieved remarkable progress in social and economic development and environmental sustainability since the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED) held in 1992. At the same time, the subregion faces significant environmental challenges including water scarcity, air pollution, desertification and marine pollution as well as new and emerging challenges such as extreme weather events and climate change, volatility of food prices, global financial instabilities, etc. 3. The member States shared information on their efforts in the preparation of national inputs to Rio+20 and expressed their priorities in this regard. Most countries in the subregion established multi-stakeholder and multi-sectoral national committees/working groups to coordinate national processes towards Rio+20. 4. Particularly, the delegation of China informed the Meeting about the work of the National Preparatory Committee for Rio+20. The delegation also stressed that Rio+20 plays an important role in reinforcing political commitment to sustainable development and should take stock of previous commitments, including the outcomes of the World Summit on Sustainable Development in 2002. In addition, the delegation stressed that the global community should continue to follow the principle of ?common but differentiated responsibilities? in adopting further measures to promote sustainable development globally. 5. The delegation of Japan updated the Meeting about the inter-ministerial framework and the National Preparatory Committee for Rio+20. The delegation stressed that Rio+20 serves as an occasion for international community to clearly express its commitment to the transition to a green economy and encourage each country to adopt concrete policies concerning green economy. Touching upon the social aspects of sustainable development, the delegation stressed the importance of the ?human security? concept which focuses on individuals and effectively ensures equity amongst them. Further, the delegation expressed its position that the outcome document of Rio+20 to be presented as ?a focused political document,? should be a concise political declaration focusing on the two themes of Rio+20. Further, the delegation added that Rio+20 should provide meaningful insights to formulating international development goals after 2015 by sharing its vision for sustainable development in the 21st century 6. The delegation of Mongolia informed the Meeting about the establishment of the inter-ministerial Working Group for Rio+20. The delegation expressed its view that almost after two decades following UNCED in 1992 the concept of sustainable development is not yet fully understood globally and the three pillars that it embodies are not well integrated. In addition, the delegation shared the plans of Mongolia on elaboration of the National Green Economy Strategy which aims to shift the development of the country from ?brown? to ?green?. 7. The delegation of the Republic of Korea briefed the Meeting on the national research projects that were initiated to formulate national inputs to Rio+20. As the host of the Asia-Pacific Regional Preparatory Meeting for Rio+20, the Republic of Korea welcomed the inputs of SOM-16 to the regional process. With regard to the green economy theme, the delegation reiterated that green economy can serve as a tool to bridge existing gaps between developing and developed countries, especially in light of current global environmental challenges. 8. The delegation of the Russian Federation informed the Meeting about the establishment of the inter-ministerial and multi-stakeholder Working Group of experts which is tasked with drafting national inputs to Rio+20. Stressing the previous efforts of ESCAP member States towards the preparation to Rio+20, the Russian delegation recalled the significance of the Astana Ministerial Declaration adopted during the 6th Ministerial Conference on Environment and Development in Asia and the Pacific held in 2010. The delegation further stressed the importance of achieving sustainable development in long-term perspective and shared with the Meeting information on the efforts of the Russian Government to adjust the legal environmental framework. 9. The Meeting noted that the member States of the subregion have already put in place a number of groundbreaking rules, regulations, policies and programmes relevant to the themes of Rio+20. Examples include: China - adoption of bold quantified targets for energy and resource efficiency and air pollution reduction as part of the 12th Five Year Plan in the context of promotion of circular economy and the resource saving society; Japan ? green innovation policies under the New Growth Strategy, promotion of sustainable consumption and production patterns through 3Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) policy and eco-points accrual mechanism; Mongolia ? mobilization of the national efforts to develop the National Green Economy Programme and related policies and legislation; The Republic of Korea ? the adoption of the Low Carbon, Green Growth strategy as the main development paradigm and elaboration of the short term and long term targets related to it; The Russian Federation - adjustment of the legal framework to transit to the new regulatory system and provision of economic incentives in the environmentally protected areas as well as in the field of waste management strengthening of environmental control, monitoring and auditing, including increased penalties for negative impact on environment, elimination of accumulated ecological damage and promotion of energy saving and efficiency. 10. The Meeting noted possible areas of mutual interest for subregional cooperation. These areas include: mainstreaming sustainable development into national development plans; exchanging information and best practices on environmental legislation, regulation and development of Economic instruments; and promoting multi-stakeholder involvement in sustainable development. 11. The Meeting provided various perspectives on both themes of Rio+20. The participants exchanged views on the concept of green economy. For some, the concept of green economy provides tools to achieve sustainable development in coping with the ongoing financial, fuel and food crises. For others, the concept is unclear and it raises concerns that there could be conditionalities in trade, development, technology and financial assistance. 12. Regarding the theme of institutional framework for sustainable development, the Meeting noted that governments should scale-up their efforts to mainstream sustainable development into their national development agenda, for example, through an effective coordination mechanism for national efforts on promoting and integrating the three pillars of sustainable development. The Meeting also took note of the view that the issues of sustainable development need to be addressed at multiple levels with attention to horizontal and vertical integration and with participation of various stakeholders. 13. The Meeting noted the need for the United Nations to take the leading role in facilitating global efforts for sustainable development, and in this context, the need for further strengthening the roles of and the coordination among the Economic and Social Council, the Commission on Sustainable Development (CSD) and United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP) in promoting sustainable development. 14. Some representatives from civil society organizations (CSOs) expressed the view that discussions on green economy to be clearly defined. Sustainable development in the context of balanced treatment of economic and social pillars ? how can poverty eradication, social justice, livelihoods security etc., be addressed at the same time. Concerning the tremendous economic, social, and environmental costs of manmade and natural hazards, some representatives also suggested that ?resilience? should be revisited by all countries as one of the key concepts underpinning integration of all dimensions of sustainable development. 15. Some representatives of CSOs also called for the creation of a new architecture of financial support for developing countries (such as the North-East Asian Fund for Sustainable Development), technology transfer (North-East Asian Institute for Technology Transfer) and knowledge sharing mechanisms on subregional, regional and global levels. The Meeting also underlined that NEASPEC should act as a key part of subregional environmental cooperation. . . . . .


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China's vehicle electrification subsidies are a strategic choice by government
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- 18 September 2013
Changhua Wu, Greater China Director, The Climate Group blogs about the announcement from China's government of new subsidies for new energy vehicles such as electric vehicles, to reduce pollution in the country's major cities.
This week the Chinese Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Science and Technology, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technologyand the National Development and Reform Commission announced a new program to support new energy vehicle adoption and introduce related subsidies, in a bid to reduce energy consumption and control excessive air pollution in major cities over the next three years.
The government's promotion of new energy vehicles, such as electric vehicles (EVs), in heavily polluted cities such as Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, includes:
- introducing 10,000 new energy vehicles in central city regions and 5,000 in other cities from 2013-15
- ensuring that 30% of new or replaced public transport is made up of new energy vehicles
- publishing detailed measurements on procured new energy vehicles, public transport and infrastructure improvements (such as EV charging)
- evaluating participating cities every year and discarding those that do not qualify
Subsidies for new energy vehicles including batteries for electric vehicles, hybrid electric vehicles and fuel cell electric vehicles, will also be offered. Subsidies will decline each year corresponding to production scale and technology improvements; in 2014 and 2015, the allowance percentage of all three kinds of vehicles will decrease by 10% and 20% respectively on the basis of 2013.
The incentives are clearly defined, with every hybrid electric vehicle getting a specific allowance based on its range, every hybrid electric bus getting allowances based on length, and special incentives for used-battery electric vehicles such as in postal, logistical and sanitary services, as well as for fuel cell electric vehicles.
Electrification of transportation to improve efficiency and energy security and reduce emissions is a strategic choice by Chinese government. In the current context, when many Chinese cities are covered in smog and the number of vehicles continues to shoot up, these new policy incentives are expected to speed up the scale up of electric vehicles (EVs) in large urban areas, as well as some priority regions where addressing air pollution is more imperative than ever. This is also an important part of China's clean revolution and third industrial revolution.
Such incentive policy will a new boost to market demand for EVs, which will drive continued technology innovation and collaboration. With such a large market in place, one could expect that investment and finance innovation will follow. Financing manufacturing, consumption, and more importantly the infrastructure will definitely generate growth and jobs. The benefits go beyond economic, but environmental and social.
But while as exciting as it is, gaps do still exist that must be bridged for the successful implementation of this policy. The EV industrial sector in China continues to face some technological barriers to overcome before scale up. For example, building up the new infrastructure to accommodate EV charging remains at the piloting stages. To address those barriers, sharing and learning from other countries' experiences becomes critical. China must more actively reach out to other countries for collaboration - the opportunity can not be missed.
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China and US agree on phase-down of potent GHGs at G20 Summit
Beijing unveils new package of measures to curb pollution
China to make environmental protection a 'pillar industry' with its new ramped-up clean tech plan
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March 7 Public Record
Published: Thursday, March 7, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, March 6, 2013 at 7:52 p.m.
The following people were arrested on felony charges by law enforcement agencies in Davidson County, and, unless noted otherwise, were either placed in the Davidson County Detention Center or released from custody and are scheduled to appear in Lexington District Court on the date given:
• John Junior Bellmay III, 32, of 310 Irma Ave., was charged with felony failure to report new address — sex offender, $25,000 secured bond, March 25.
• Jasper Ray Embler, 28, of 1915 Kennedy Road, Lot 12, was charged with felony breaking and entering, felony larceny after breaking and entering and felony possession of burglary tools, $2,000 secured bond, March 28.
• Benjie Mark Bullard, 35, of 257 E. Second St., Denton, was charged with felony breaking and entering, felony larceny and first-degree trespass/remain on premises, $10,000 secured bond, March 14.
• Andrew Jeffrey Gifford, 25, of 1199 Loftis Road, Reidsville, was charged with felony breaking and entering, felony larceny after breaking and entering and felony obtaining property by false pretense, $10,000 secured bond, April 1.
• Twillyn Marie Poche, 32, of 303 Ingram St., Apt. 5, Thomasville, was charged with felony possession with intent to manufacture, sell and deliver a schedule II controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia, $1,000 secured bond, March 27, Thomasville.
• Isaac Dean Schultz, 22, of 1973 Bethesda Road, was charged with felony breaking and entering and felony larceny after breaking and entering, $2,000 unsecured bond, April 2.
• Albert Sinkler, 45, of 110 Estes St., Thomasville, was charged with driving while license revoked, felony possession with intent to manufacture, sell and deliver a schedule VI controlled substance, misdemeanor flee/elude arrest with motor vehicle, possession of drug paraphernalia, two counts of felony possession of a schedule VI controlled substance and felony maintaining a vehicle/dwelling/place for controlled substance, $12,500 secured bond, May 8, Thomasville.
• Alonzo Lee Smith, 27, of 513 Poplar St., was charged with felony possession of cocaine, $2,500 secured bond, March 26.
• Manuel A. Gonzalez, 25, of 1854 Lake Road, Thomasville, was charged with felony embezzlement, $2,500 secured bond, April 1.
The following larcenies more than $1,000 were reported to the Davidson County Sheriff's Office and the Lexington Police Department:
• Two heat pumps valued at $10,000 were reported stolen from a retail establishment on Old U.S. Highway 52 between Dec. 15, 2012, and 3 p.m. Monday.
• A generator valued at $2,000 was reported stolen from a home on Broad Street between noon Friday and 8:42 p.m. Monday.
• Jewelry items valued at $4,825 were reported stolen from a home on Shoreline Drive in southern Davidson County between Feb. 27 and noon Tuesday.
• Three chain saws, clippers, two rakes, gas and chain valued at $1,207 were reported stolen from a home on Beech Retreat Drive between 11:30 a.m. Saturday and 11:58 a.m. Tuesday.
• Two rings and checks valued at $19,010 were reported stolen from a home on Jubilee Road in Linwood between noon and 3:13 p.m. Tuesday.
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Caitlyn celebrated her 7th birthday with a Vintage Sewing Party that was inspired by Heather Bailey's Nicey Jane fabric collection.
The custom designed invitations by FLIPAWOO were hand-delivered to each of the guests weeks in advance.
On the day of the party, the children's playroom was transformed into a sewing room, complete with a rotary sewing machine dating back to 1915, vintage spools of thread and hand-made pin cushions. I created a simple backdrop by stretching fabric on embroidery hoops of varying sizes and hanging them on a giant cork board that was already in the room. Vintage blue mason jars holding fresh flowers from the local grocery store were placed on each of the tables, and my DIY ruffled fabric garlands were draped across the chair backs.
A vintage sewing table acquired from Stylish Patina served as the perfect dessert and beverage table. Sewing themed desserts included a sewing basket cake by PhoebeCakes, spool of thread cake pops from 6 Bittersweets, and decorated sugar cookies by JP Creatibles.
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Money troubles seem to be plaguing former Orlando Magic executive Julius Erving again.
Julius Erving, 61, is being sued by a Georgia bank for owing more than $200,000 on a loan according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and a blog tip from USA Today.
The report states Julius Erving, "Dr. J" has an outstanding balance of $205, 277 to Georgia Primary Bank, which extended a $1 million credit line to Erving in 2009. Erving's Heritage golf club went into foreclosure last April and he had trouble selling his home in Utah, for which he told TMZ was "substantially underwater."
In another unrelated story, Julius Erving plans to auction memorabilia from his storied NBA career with the Philadelphia 76ers and with the ABA. Some of the items include his 1983 NBA championship ring, his 1980-81 NBA MVP trophy and a ring he received in 1996 after being named one of the 50 greatest players in NBA history.
A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Salvation Army.
"I am very excited to work with SCP Auctions to offer my personal collection of memorabilia to collectors and fans," Erving said in a statement. "It is my hope that the buyers of these items will derive much pleasure from their ownership."


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Breakdown: What does Battier to Heat mean?
A few thoughts on Shane Battier's decision to sign with the Heat:
Foremost, it will mean significant flexibility, particularly if Mike Miller is not discarded as an amnesty release.
It also likely spells the end of James Jones' tenure with the Heat.
Possibly even Mario Chalmers'.
– In many ways, the Heat will now stand as a four-wing circus, with the possibility of getting Lebron James, Dwyane Wade, Battier and Miller on the court at the same time.
– It minimizes the need for a big-minutes point guard. With the aforementioned four-wing approach, there would be plenty of ballhandling available, with James or Battier able to defend stronger point guards (such as Derrick Rose), while Wade could handle the assignment against quicker point guards.
– It also reduces the need to have a center capable of playing starter's minutes. With Udonis Haslem back from his foot injury and with Battier capable of playing power forward against scoring types (such as Dirk Nowitzki), it frees up Chris Bosh for 20 or more minutes per game at center. In other words, the Heat could otherwise play center by committee with Joel Anthony and/or Eddy Curry-Dexter Pittman (figure on either Curry or Pittman making the roster).
– With Haslem, Battier, Wade and James, the Heat could have four lockdown defenders on the court at the same time, possibly also with Anthony's shot-blocking at the rim.
– As the game continues to move toward the perimeter, it makes sense to load up on wings. Such versatility will present matchup nightmares for the opposition.
With Battier, Haslem and perhaps Juwan Howard, there should be plenty of leadership in the locker room, perhaps reducing last season's drama(-gate).
– As for how Battier impacts the roster, in addition to eliminating the need for Jones, it could severely reduce Chalmers' leverage for a significant salary increase.


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Beef Taco Pie RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 1 pound ground beef
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 1/2 cup salsa
- 2 tablespoons taco seasoning
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
- 2 eggs
- 1 cup milk
- 1/2 cup biscuit/baking mix
- In a large skillet, cook beef and onion over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Stir in the salsa, taco seasoning and pepper. Transfer to a greased 9-in. pie plate; sprinkle with cheese.
- In a large bowl, combine the eggs, milk and biscuit mix just until combined; pour over cheese. Bake at 400° for 25-30 minutes or until a knife inserted near the center comes out clean. Yield: 6 servings.
Reviews for Beef Taco Pie
"Wanted something new, easy to make and very enjoyable!"
"I used this as a base. I mixed enchilada sauce with the hamburger, added a can of beans, and a cup of cooked noodles. This recipe is very versatile so can design it any way you want. It's also super easy. Thank you!"
"So good will be making this quite often, thank you."
"This was very good and easy to make. Could have used a little more salsa but i will just add more next time. Also to make it do a little further i add one can of whole white potatos that i just mushed up with clean hands right into the mixture. No one even noticed. Very much a stand by."
"This was a very simple and easy recipe. I didn't even have to make a special trip to the grocery store. We didn't have any salsa, so I substituted a partial jar of leftover spaghetti sauce and a small can of tomato paste. I used a tomato paste can of water to thin it out a little. I thought bisquick topping kind of overwhelmed the meat somewhat. If I make this again, I think I will add some ricotta or cottage cheese."


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Students and faculty talk about the Master of Theological Studies degree at Perkins School of Theology.
Evelyn L. Parker, Susanna Wesley Centennial Professor of Practical Theology and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, talks about Perkins School of Theology.
Stephen Riley, current Graduate Program in Religious Studies Ph.D. candidate and alumnus (M.Div. '07) shares why he came to Perkins. Read more.