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Curriculum: Students studying for the certificate explore urban and social problems in courses drawn from a variety of disciplines, including American Studies, Philosophy, Theology, Psychology, Public Policy Studies, Social Work, Sociology, and English. Most certificate courses require community service in the Shaw Neighborhood near the University's Health Sciences Campus.
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Make sure to call before you show up to McRaney's Tavern in Winter Park starting in November.
That's because they're setting up a stage for live music acts on random nights during the week. That wouldn't be a problem normally, it's nice to have some acoustic music playing in the background at your local watering hole from time to time. But there will be a cover charge of $5 for the nights there is live music at McRaney's. Not the best idea during this economic climate.
I fear this will deter the already wavering crowd that is at the bar currently. As you all know I love this bar, but I know many that have dropped off their visits to the spot since they went non-smoking. And even though I've heard from members of the staff that say it did not hurt numbers, I can't help but notice the lack of folks on Fridays and Saturdays from before the ban. Maybe I'm going on off nights?
A $5 cover though is going to alienate more of a crowd that just wants a beer or two and a game of darts after work. I hope that is not the case. Here's the schedule for the month of November:
Larry & His Flask
with guests
Monday, Nov 1, 2010
Doors at 8:00PM
$5, 21+
The 4 J's
plus guests
Saturday, Nov 6, 2010
Doors at 8:00PM,
$5/ 21+.
Jacob Jeffries Band
plus guests
Friday, Nov 12, 2010
Doors at 8:00PM,
$5/ 21+.
Joe Firstman
with guests Trey Lockerbie
Wednesday, Nov 17, 2010
Doors at 8:00PM,
$5, 21+.
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Sunday, Dec 5, 2010
Doors at 7:00PM,
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Seventh-Seeded Heavies Head West, Hope To Return IRA Gold Back East
IRA SCHEDULE WITH LANES & HEATS l PRINCETON IRA HISTORY
An undefeated Princeton boat, coming off its first Eastern Sprints championship since 2001, was locked in an East v. West showdown against California during the final 500 meters of the 2006 IRA national final. It was a thrilling competition on Cooper River, but the Golden Bears were two seconds faster and earned the title.
Since that race, the national championship has yet to return East.
It made it halfway across the country in 2008, when Wisconsin took the title. Other than that, either Washington or California has gotten its bow across the line first in the biggest race of the season.
The challenge is daunting, but Princeton has made it to Lake Natoma in Sacramento with hopes of shocking boats on both coasts and bringing that championship back to the Shea Rowing Center.
The Tigers are coming off a fourth-place finish at the 2013 Eastern Sprints on May 19, and they are seeded just outside the top six this year. Thus, to return to the IRA grand final, Princeton will have to push past at least one higher-seeded boat.
While the Tigers missed out on the medal stand, head coach Greg Hughes believes the experience of the day will be helpful for the three-day IRA Championships.
"That was our first six-boat race of the season, so you adjust your race plan and how you act with the five other boats," Hughes said. "You really have to stay internal, because there is so much going on."
The three boats seeded ahead of Princeton were Harvard, Brown and Northeastern, and that was the ultimate trio that kept the Tigers off the medal stand. Based on the results of a hard-fought semifinal, Princeton was sent to the Lane 6 on Lake Quinsigamond and seemed a mile away from the three-team showdown going down on the other side of the course.
This year, especially after being edged out in the 2012 IRA semifinal, Princeton would happily take any of the six lanes for the grand final.
The Tigers will open competition Friday morning at 8:15 am (all times in this story will be Pacific times) in the second heat. They join second-ranked Harvard, as well as Oregon State, Navy, Georgetown and UCSD in the race for two berths in the Saturday semifinals.
Saturday's varsity eight semifinals will be held at 11:30 and 11:45 am, and the top three in each of the main semifinals will return to Lake Natoma for the grand final Sunday at 12:20 pm.
The second varsity earned a silver medal at the Eastern Sprints, and it is currently seeded fourth behind Washington, Brown and California. Princeton hasn't won a 2V gold since 1998, but it will begin that chase Friday morning at 9:30 in a four-boat opening heat. The Tigers should feel at home, as they will have Penn on one side and Harvard on the other, with 13th-seeded Stanford on the outside.
Semifinals are scheduled for 11 and 11:15 am on Saturday, with the grand final slated for 11:20 am on Sunday.
The new rule that allowed freshmen to compete in varsity boats aided the Tigers all season, and several will be making their IRA debuts this weekend. However, that has left Princeton without a top freshman boat for much of the season. The Tigers will send a boat comprised of four heavyweight freshmen and four lightweight freshmen to compete this weekend, and that boat will open racing Friday morning at 10:15.
Princeton will also send a varsity four, and that will begin competition at 10:45.
While the Tigers have a sense of where they stand, and where they need to make up ground, with their Eastern rivals, there is very little knowledge of the speed and talent out West.
"There has been very little crossover this season, and most of it came early," Hughes said. "That's the exciting thing about these races. That's why you compete, why you race. Our boats are going well right now, and we're looking forward to competing with the best teams in the country."


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TUCSON, Ariz. – Madi Kingdon had 13 kills and 10 digs to lead the Arizona volleyball team to the Arizona Desert Classic tournament title after sweeping Utah Valley 3-0 (25-17, 25-22, 25-15), Saturday night inside McKale Center.
Kingdon recorded her second double-double of the year and was named tournament MVP for her efforts. Freshman setter Penina Snuka just missed a double-double as she dished out 32 assists to go along with nine digs, three kills and three blocks. Snuka was named to the all-tournament team along with Olivia Magill, who had eight kills on .500 hitting to go along with two blocks. Candace Nicholson equaled Kingdon with 10 digs to lead the Arizona (5-1) defense.
Meanwhile, with the win, Arizona head coach Dave Rubio earned his 400th victory as head coach of the Wildcats. He has already won the most matches of any coach in school history.
Arizona hit .264 as a team, while limiting Utah Valley (2-5) to just .118 hitting. The Wildcats also out-blocked the Wolverines 7.0 – 4.5 thanks to five blocks in the final set. Arizona took home the tournament title after finishing a perfect 3-0, while not dropping a single set in the event.
The Wildcats stormed out to a quick 7-2 advantage in the opening set and they never looked back. Utah Valley cut the lead to two on a couple of occasions but Arizona later extended the advantage and cruised to a 25-17 victory in the set. The Wildcats hit .323 in the set, while Utah Valley was only able to muster a .194 attack efficiency. Magill led the Arizona offense with five kills on .833 hitting.
The second set started with Arizona gaining a slight lead, but the Wildcats could never quite pull away. However, with the Cats in front 11-9, Arizona won the next four points thanks to two kills and a block by Halli Amaro. From there, Utah Valley cut the lead to two on a few occasions but the Wildcats held on for the 25-22 victory. Kingdon led the Arizona offense with six kills in the set.
Arizona came out in the third set much like they did in the first two sets. The Wildcat defense was the factor in the third as they held the Wolverines to a -.056 hitting percentage, while Arizona hit .216 to earn a 25-15 victory. In addition, the Wildcats out-blocked Utah Valley, 5-0 in the set. Amaro and Kingdon each had three kills to lead the Arizona offense in the frame.
Macky Treanor led Utah Valley with six kills on the night, while McKenna Tait finished with a match-high 12 digs.
Arizona Desert Classic All-Tournament Team
Madi Kingdon, Arizona (Tournament MVP)
Penina Snuka, Arizona
Olivia Magill, Arizona
Katie Fritzler, Utah Valley
McKenna Tait, Utah Valley
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Saudi Ambassador to the United States Adel A. Al-Jubeir hosted a farewell luncheon today in honor of H.E. Dr. Saud Al-Sati, head of the embassy's political department and Ambassador-Designate to India. The luncheon was attended by members of the Saudi diplomatic, cultural and military mission to the United States.
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Mitchell, S.D. – The Black Hills State University women's golf team is currently in third place after shooting a 343 at the Palace City Classic in Mitchell, S.D.
The Yellow Jackets were led by Brandi Holmes who shot a 81. Holmes is tied for fifth. Emily Chapman is tied for tenth after shooting an opening round 86.
Black Hills State will return to action on Sat., Oct. 2 at for the second round of the Palace City Classic.
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Halloween falls on the last day in October. It is only one day out of the month. For some of us it may feel like a season. The leaves turn colors in this fun month. The weather gets cooler and crisper. Sweaters are on people walking around. And of course there is Halloween. A day that we get to dress up and get candy or other goodies. It is not only for kids but for grownups alike.
October also has some fun things going on around the city. Until Halloween there are haunted houses to go to. Along with pumpkins to collect and decorate. Scary stories to be told around the city at drifferent venues. And even parades where we get to dress up our pets. Halloween is more then a day. It is a season. A wonderful colorful season. To be enjoyed by everyone.


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Inside out and outside in. Maybe you've noticed it and maybe you haven't. There's something about M Resort that's different. And we're not just talking about the great dining, gaming, entertainment, rooms, etc. We're talking about the resort itself.
It's a concept that comes through in the architecture and design, the materials and space. M Resort isn't just another smoke-filled, low-ceilinged rectangle full of slot machines. It isn't a maze designed to trap you with a fist full of twenties with nowhere to go and nothing to do but gamble.
The resort is full of natural light. Skylights and windows are always near at hand. Restaurants flow from interior dining rooms to outdoor dining spaces. Just look at walls - follow them from inside the structure as they flow seamlessly outside. The ceilings are high; the corridors spacious and the entrances/exits always close by. There are times of day when you can actually see through the building from the outside, the glass on either side unobstructed by any clutter inside.
he woods, the glass, the tiles and fabrics - they too promote a unity with what lies beyond the walls. There's warmth here and something inviting - nothing in your face screaming "casino." We think that's why it works.
Whether you come to the M to dine, to see some live entertainment, to watch the game, relax at the spa or yes, hit the slots on the casino floor, there's something about the way the whole place is put together that provides a comfortable way of doing it.
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Starting this week, visitors to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, Ohio, will be able to see a new addition to the Rock Hall's Michael Jackson collection: an outfit worn by the King of Pop early in his Jackson 5 days.
I clearly remember the first time I saw this newest addition to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's collection. I got an extreme close-up look at Michael's orange, yellow and red ensemble, with my nose inches from the television screen. I was watching the Jackson 5's second television special, which aired on November 5, 1972. Michael and his brothers wore a succession of colorful, fashionable, individualized yet coordinated outfits on the television special.
The warm, saturated colors, double-knit fabric, turtleneck and bellbottom design of this particular outfit were the apogee of early 1970s hip fashion, seen on fashion runways from couturiers like Halston and Yves St. Laurent, accessible and readily adaptable for the ready-to-wear market.
The stylish turtleneck top of the outfit with the heart-embellished "J5" logo is actually a body suit – clearly a necessity to accommodate Michael's athletic dancing. Michael was growing up fast, but his brothers were all much taller than him. Looking at photos taken on the set, I wonder if the strong vertical yellow stripe on the pants, matching the turtleneck, was a sympathetic designer's attempt to elongate Michael's legs, to give him the appearance of a little more height? Come check it out for yourself and tell us what you think!
A major attraction in Cleveland, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's unique collection of artifacts also includes Michael Jackson's famous glove worn during live performances of "Billie Jean" during the Dangerous tour and a pair of black penny loafers worn by Jackson on stage during the 1987-1989 Bad world tour. The Jackson 5 were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1997. Click here for the Jackson 5 biography!


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If this isn't a great example of children's design, then I don't know what is. I was struck by this cradle rocker I found this week.
Designed and handcrafted by master woodworker Scott Morrison, this chair brings a touch of function and loads of charm into a nursery. I love the sensuous flowing lines of the piece. The wood grain is beautiful. So for a price tag $10,500, you can rock your little one in style.


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A two-level, 19-room New England Style lodge that offers a porch view of one of Eastover's colorful garden walkways. The West Colonial accommodates parties of one or two. Each upper deck 14' x 19' room has a comfortable queen bed. Each lower deck room has a comfortable double bed. Most rooms can adjoin to another room for groups or families wishing to share their living space. Amenities in all rooms include a mini fridge, alarm clock, dresser, hair dryer, luggage rack, Keurig coffee machine, 42" flat screen TV, and electronic digital safe. An ironing board and iron are available upon request.
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SAFC is backing the 2013 Sierra Leone Marathon.
Sunderland AFC is giving its backing to the 2013 Sierra Leone Marathon, an event in aid of the charity Street Child.
The club is encouraging fans from around the region to sign up and take part in the event, which has a number of Sunderland connections.
The first-ever Sierra Leone Marathon took place in June last year and was partly organised by SAFC fan Mark Maughan from Consett, County Durham.
He spent several months in the northern city of Makeni to help make the race a huge success and raise close to £400,000 to help street kids and out of school children in Sierra Leone.
On his first visit to West Africa, Mark played for a local football team called Nosdo FC, where he kitted them out with donated Sunderland shirts in agreement that some of their players would compete either in the marathon, half marathon or 5k.
The team were delighted to have taken part in the country's first ever-official marathon. Each of the six runners completed the race proudly sporting their SAFC shirts. Mark is now helping to organise this year's Sierra Leone Marathon and is hoping that other Sunderland football fans will come to Sierra Leone on Sunday 26 May for the race of their life.
"The Sierra Leone Marathon is a real adventure," said Mark Maughan. "Having the chance to compete in a sporting challenge like this for a genuinely worthwhile cause is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. "
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1 Belfast Zoological Gardens
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Antrim Road GB - Belfast BT36 7PN
Opened in 1934, Belfast Zoo has built an enviable reputation since its first enclosures, surrounded by ditches, were established on a green site called Hazelwood. Big cats, deer and kangaroos roam in expansive verdant spaces. Penguins, sealions and p..
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Great Victoria Street GB - Belfast BT27
The Victorian interior is richly decorated with tinted glass and tiles in lively colours which are reflected in the arcaded mirrors behind the long curved marble bar. Inspired by his journeys to Spain and Italy Patrick Flanagan built this cafe like a..
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University Road GB - Belfast BT7 1NF
A University since 1908, Queen's College (1845) with its Tudor-style architecture is reminiscent of Magdalen College Oxford. Charles Lanyon also designed the Union Theological College of the Irish Presbyterian Church (1852-1855) where the first North..
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Donegall square GB - Belfast BT1
The town hall (1898-1906) was built to celebrate the granting by Queen Victoria in 1888 of a new statute to the town of Belfast. The building in Portland stone stands on the site of the old White Linen house (1784) and was designed around a courtyard..
5 Sinclair Seamen's Church
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Corporation Square GB - Belfast BT13
Services in this Church (1857) are only for the maritime community in Belfast as shown by the location of this building near the docks and in the originality of its interior decor. Everything here recalls the sea and ships. The bell from HMS Hood is ..
6 St Anne's Cathedral
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Donegall Street GB - Belfast BT1
The building of this impressive Anglican cathedral stretched over more than a hundred years (1899 to 1981) which explains the variety of architectural styles. The sober interior has a military chapel devoted to the memory of Irish soldiers killed in ..
7 Ulster Museum
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Botanic Avenue GB - Belfast
This museum's varied collections provide a remarkable perspective on the history of Ulster and its capital. Its Art Gallery includes works by Turner, Gainsborough, Bacon and Henry Moore. In addition to its decorative arts exhibits, there are some fin..
8 Belfast Botanic Gardens
Nature and gardens
Botanic Avenue GB - Belfast
Here there is a bowls green, lawns which follow a majestic curve of huge shrubs, flowerbeds and a Rose Garden with a pergola descending gently towards the River Lagan. The gardens (11 ha) were originally designed by the plant devoted society Horticul..
9 Belfast Castle
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Antrim Road GB - Belfast BT15 5GR
Belfast Castle, a great mansion in the Scottish Baronial style, was built in 1867-70. The external Baroque staircase was added to the east front in 1894. The interior now houses a restaurant, reception rooms, and a Heritage Centre with displays on th..
10 Cave Hill Country Park
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Antrim Road GB - Belfast
Cave Hill is a black 360m-high cliff riddled with caves that mark the southern end of the Antrim plateau. The headland is the site of an earthwork known as McArts Fort. It served as a watchtower against Vikings and Anglo-Normans and affords a fine vi..
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Castle Building GB - Belfast BT4 3SJ
Stormont, the Northern Ireland Parliament, is a sober and imposing white Classical building with a central portico. It stands on a hill approached by a broad avenue that cuts through rolling parkland. Parliament met here between 1932 and 1972. Stormo..
12 Royal Ulster Rifles Museum
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Stranmillis Road GB - Belfast BT9
The small Museum of the Irish Light Infantry celebrates the military and sporting deeds of the regiment through weapons, trophies, medals, 19C uniforms and a collection of drums including those of Lambeg.
13 Royal Belfast Academy Institute
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College Square GB - Belfast BT1 6DD
The interdenominational School for children commonly called the «Inst.» is set back from the road behind pleasant gardens. The main building has a long brick facade on three floors, lightened by four pairs of bare pilasters and a frame at the back of..
14 Belfast Custom House
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34 Donegall Quay GB - Belfast BT1
Designed by Charles Lanyon, the Custom House was built in 1857 on the west bank of the River Lagan overlooking the docks. The two wings and the central entrance form an E facing towards the town.
15 Royal Courts of Justice
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Oxford Street GB - Belfast
This huge Portland stone building was designed by J.G.West and built between 1929 and 1933.
16 Albert Memorial Clock
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Victoria Street GB - Belfast BT1
As a result of a land subsidence, the tower has started to lean slightly since its construction in 1865 by W.J.Barre. A statue of Prince Albert stands in a recess on the west side facing the High Street.
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Eating to Live on the Outside: Cru
It snowed in New Jersey this week. Making me desperate for nice weather! That's why Eating to Live on the Outside is taking a mental trip to Cru, in sunny Los Angeles, California.
And Cru serves up a lot of good stuff. So, after going through the menu, here's a list of stuff I'd consider stuffing my face with. Take a look:
Mezze Platter
- Cucumber tzatziki, beet, apple salad, fig pate, cashew cheese, flax crackers and garlicky kale; provided the tzatziki is dairy-free, it's very cool!
Deep Green Salad
- Marinated kale, avocado, tomatoes, sprouts, sunflower seeds and chili lime dressing; sounds great, but I'd order the dressing on the side.
House Salad
- Field greens, avocado, tomato, cucumber, cilantro, sunflower seeds and chili lime dressing; same deal, dressing on the side.
Strawberry Cucumber Mint Salad
- Field greens, strawberry, cucumber, mint and lemon poppy seed dressing; again with the dressing.
Yellow Thai Curry
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Pesto Wrap
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Greek Wrap
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Channa Masala
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Pumpkinseed Walnut Chorizo Wrap
- Sautéed bell peppers, pumpkinseed, zucchini, onions and chorizo, wrapped with field greens, tomatoes, avocado and cilantro in a collard leaf; certainly a lot of cool stuff, veggie chorizo sounds interesting, I might order this.
Sweet Potato Curry
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Pan-Seared Kabocha Squash
- Beets, walnuts, kabocha squash and basil over quinoa; I love beets!
Okay, Cru's got some good mojo! But gun to my head, I'd order either the Deep Green Salad or the Pesto Wrap and I'd swap in a side of quinoa or daily greens instead of the chips.
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Food, medicine and ambulances are delivered to Gaza via the Kerem Shalom crossing (Photos: IDF Spokesperson)
At the Cabinet meeting of 22 March 2009, the Government of Israel instructed the bodies dealing with the matter, to enable the entry - without restriction - of foodstuffs to the residents of Gaza from all relevant sources in the framework of the humanitarian efforts.
At the Security Cabinet meeting of June 2010, the Government outlined its new policy towards the Gaza Strip. It was agreed to:- Liberalize the system by which civilian goods enter Gaza.- Expand the inflow of materials for civilian projects that are under international supervision.- Continue existing security procedures to prevent the inflow of weapons and war materiel
Since the Israeli government's decision of June 2010, all commercial goods have entered the Gaza Strip freely, in accordance with the needs of the population. The only exceptions are dual-use materials and building materials - the latter has until recently been restricted to projects sponsored by the international organizations. The number of trucks delivering goods to the Gaza Strip has steadily increased - from a daily average of 120 in April 2010 to 247 in September 2011.
Well over a million tons of humanitarian supplies entered Gaza from Israel from January 2009 - May 2010, equaling nearly a ton of aid for every man, woman and child in Gaza. Food and supplies are shipped from Israel to Gaza six days a week, channeled through aid organizations or via Gaza's private sector. Millions of dollars worth of international food aid continually flows through the Israeli humanitarian apparatus, ensuring that there is no food shortage in Gaza.
Essential food products including meat, chicken and fish, grains and legumes, oil, flour, oil, salt and sugar, fresh vegetables and dairy products, in addition to agricultural produce, animal feed, hygiene products, clothing and medicals supplies are among the goods that are regularly delivered to Gaza. Fertilizers that cannot be used to make explosives are shipped into the Strip regularly, as are potato seeds, eggs for reproduction, bees, and equipment for the flower industry.
Israel also coordinates the transfer of medical supplies and school equipment supplied by UNRWA including notebooks, school bags, writing implements and textbooks, and laptops for Gaza schoolchildren.
Gas for domestic use (cooking and heating) is supplied according to Palestinian demand and is not subject to any limitation by Israel. After the fuel depot at Nahal Oz was repeatedly attacked by Palestinian terrorists from the Gaza Strip, it was forced to limit its operations. The Kerem Shalom crossing has since been adapted to the transfer of fuel and a new gas line with double the capacity to transfer gas was built.
Coordination and processing of requests regarding humanitarian infrastructure, such as water, sewage and electricity systems, in the Gaza Strip is conducted between COGAT and the Palestinian Authority. While the import of cement and iron has been restricted into Gaza since these are used by the Hamas to cast rockets and bunkers, monitored imports of truckloads of cement, iron, and building supplies such as wood and windows are regularly coordinated with international parties.
Israel maintains a corridor for the transfer of medical patients out of Gaza, and about 200 medical staff members go through the crossings every month. In addition to medical evacuations, the Erez Crossing enables two-way traffic of international organizations' staff between Israel and Gaza as well as Gaza residents with various humanitarian needs.
In August 2011, the Coordinator of Government Activities in Territories reported that since the Cabinet's decision, 149 new internationally funded projects have been approved. The Cabinet specified that projects in the fields of education, water, sewage, housing and health would be prioritized, and projects in these fields constitute 72% of all the projects approved for implementation in the Gaza Strip. At the end of June 2011, 33 projects were complete and 59 others were in the implementation stages.
Recently Israel approved 13 more projects of the international community, bringing to 176 the total number of projects approved. Thirty-five of the projects have been completed, 70 are in various stages of implementation, 63 have not yet begun, and eight were canceled. Up to the beginning of November, 11,343 truckloads of building materials were delivered to the Gaza Strip for these projects.
On 15 November a plan to import building materials for the private sector in the Gaza Strip began. Building materials for the renovation and rehabilitation of 10 private sector factories will be imported, under the supervision of the international community. This is in order to ensure that the raw materials reach their intended destinations and do not fall into the hands of terrorist organizations. Economic growth in the Gaza Strip reached 31% in the second quarter of 2011 (the construction industry accounted for the most significant increase in economic growth).


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Among a number of noteworthy photo projects screened at the 2013 Look3 Festival of the Photograph in Charlottesville, Virginia earlier this month was "Pollinators," a four-minute video featuring stunning macro images of insects and animals in the act of pollinating plants, by National Geographic contributor Mark Moffett. Part of the charm of the video is Moffett's narration, which evokes the plodding soberness of nature documentaries of yore, and then takes a series of wry, tongue-in-cheek turns after about 90 seconds. (This video was provided courtesy of Look3 organizers, with Mark Moffett's permission.)
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BHSU entered the game on Saturday fresh off their win the night before over Jamestown College. Valley City State University came into the match losing to South Dakota Mines the night before. "This is a big game for us so we can continue the momentum in the Dakota Athletic Conference" said Head Coach Jhett Albers.
The Lady Yellow Jackets jumped out to take game one 25-17 and game two 25-16 behind strong play at the net from sophomore Maggie O'Neill and junior Kristin Engle. In the third game Valley City State jumped out on the Yellow Jackets early and never looked back as they won game three 18-25. The Lady Yellow Jackets bounced back to take control of the match in game four eventually winning 25-22 taking the match 3-1.
"We struggled in game three but it was a good sign for us to close out the match in game four" added Coach Albers. The Lady Yellow Jackets were led by Kristin Engle with 17 kills followed by Maggie O'Neill with 16 kills. Junior Mandy Brumfield had 41 assists.
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I think APC is better than Tool, it's more of a dream team band, and it has an easier to listen to vibe, in my opinion. I like the lyrics especially, Maynard James Keenan is a lyrical genius
maynard is my favorite lyricist, writing "Right in Two" and "3 Libras", and probably my 2nd favorite male singer under Josh Homme (its a personal taste).
interesting fact: the rhythm guitarist in Queens of the Stone Age (the band Josh Homme leads) is the lead guitarist in APC.
(i just felt like posting that there xD)
your welcome
APC is just full of really talented musicians.
I bet you'd be a fan of Crue and Sixx AM if you gave them a chance. The lyrics that Nikki Sixx writes sort of have the same *feel* as some of MJK's stuff. I can't describe it better than that x_x
i did like the songs i heard from sixx, i just think its very mainstream sounding. maby i need to listen to an album all the way through, but it felt like a more mature "sick puppies" upon first listen.
crue is cool, just not my thing lol
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And that's why Rayne should be in the cool people's circle
jite means many things, and not one is related to another
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Nah Tool is better, A Perfect Circle have mastered that swarthy, ambient sound but really Tool have written songs for the ages.
i agree w/ keke. I've always liked apc better than tool. (but really any maynard is gold).
when i was in highschool i wanted to name my daughter (if i had one) Magdalena.
DON'T PUT THAT IN YOUR MOUTH! IT WAS MADE IN CHINA!!!- Alora Owens: Age 6
as soon as I was about to post I got raped... -Kirby: Age... whatever
Puscifer, bro. (he did a p. good job with ambient trance "rock")
but seriously, i enjoy tool a little more because 10,000 days and aenima had wonderful album organization as well as memorable songs, talent, the greatest songwriter on the planet, and actually great deals of ambiance. "Right in Two", "Third Eye", and "rosetta stoned" seal tool as being superior to APC imho.
3 libras is damn good though (and the only APC song i learned and intend to always remember)
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Thirteenth Step is just as good as Aenima, and I think The Package surpasses any song on their in quality, and that's just one song.
I've listened to a lot of Tool, and it's really a very good band, but APC has better musicians, and (for the most part) better lyrics. I could take just the lyrics of any APC song and it just reads like poetry.
Take Judith from Mer de Noms as example:
You're such an inspiration
For the ways that I will
Never, ever choose to be
Oh so many ways for me to show you
How your savior has abandoned you
Fuck your God, your Lord, your Christ
He did this, took all you had and
Left you this way, still you pray, never stray, never
Taste of the fruit, never thought to question "Why?"
It's not like you killed someone
It's not like you drove a hateful spear into his side
Praise the one who left you broken down and paralyzed
He did it all for you...
He did it all for you...
Oh so many ways for me to show you
How your dogma has abandoned you
Pray to your Christ, to your God
Never taste of the fruit, never stray, never break, never
Choke on a lie even though he's the one who
Did this to you, you never thought to question "Why?"
It's not like you killed someone
It's not like you drove a spiteful spear into his side
Talk to Jesus Christ as if he knows the reasons why
He did it all for you...
He did it all for you...
He did it all for you
~Written for his mother after she suffered a stroke that left her paralyzed but continued to worship her god.
his mother was also the inspiration behind 10,000 days (Judith Marie Keenan) in honor of her death and her paralysis for 10,023 days (viginti tres)
oh, and i still cant get over "Right in Two"'s lyrics. it engulfs human kind and expresses what the higher beings must have felt toward the creation. it can be taken satirically or as a figurative character study.
your welcome
i love em' both
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Pediatrics Fails to Disclose Industry Ties in Lipid Guide for Kids . . .
The American Academy of Pediatric's new cholesterol guidelines for children did not reveal the industry ties of three of the six authors despite its policy requiring conflict of interest disclosure in its flagship journal. The recommendations, which appeared in the current issue of Pediatrics, caused a national uproar by recommending statin drugs for children as young as eight if suggested dietary interventions, including the use of foods fortified with fiber, stanols, and sterols, proved ineffective in lowering lipid levels in overweight children.
The lead author, Stephen R. Daniels, a professor of pediatrics at Cincinnati Children's Hospital, has served as a consultant to Abbott Labs and Merck. Abbott makes baby food, while Merck markets Mevacor, a statin. Co-author Nicolas Stettler, an assistant professor at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, consults for numerous firms, including Wyeth Nutritional and the Dannon Institute, a non-profit wholly funded by Dannon Yogurt.
Co-author Jatinder Bhatia, a professor at the Medical College of Georgia, has commercial ties to Mead Johnson, Ross Labs, Forest Laboratories, Dey Labs, and Inhibitex. Mead Johnson, a unit of Bristol-Myers Squibb, produces fortified foods for infants and young children.
. . . While Journal of Lipidology Also Ignores Disclosure Rules
Despite a policy on disclosure of conflicts of interest in submitted manuscripts, the Journal of Clinical Lipidology in a forthcoming article by Peter Toth, a Sterling, IL-based physician-scientist, and Kevin Maki, a consultant with Provident Clinical Research of Glenn Ellyn, IL, fails to disclose the authors' ties to drug manufacturers and related firms. Toth has received research support from AstraZeneca and served on speakers bureaus or consulted for AstraZeneca, Kos Pharmaceuticals, Merck, Pfizer, GlaxoSmithKline, and Takeda. Maki's firm consults for food and drug companies and offers investment advice. The in-press article, which was obtained by the Center for Science in the Public Interest, will critique a trial recommending limiting the combined use of anti-cholesterol drugs Ezetimibe and Simvastatin.
Grassley Probes Biz Ties at American Psychiatric Association
The Senate Finance Committee is demanding that the American Psychiatric Association turn over all financial records that document industry support over the past five years. The request for information comes three weeks after committee ranking member Charles Grassley (R-IA) accused Stanford University of failing to monitor APA president-elect Alan F. Schatzberg's ties to industry. According to the New York Times, Schatzberg has multi-million dollar investments in pharmaceutical companies including Corcept Therapeutics, maker of the "morning-after" pill Miferpristone. Schatzberg's research on Miferpristone is funded by the National Institutes of Health, which requires institutions receiving government funds to police their faculty members' conflicts of interest.
Mugs, Pens Out; Consulting, Speaking In
The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA), the drug industry's powerful trade group, has issued new guidelines for how its member companies should conduct door-to-door sales visits at physicians' offices. The voluntary marketing code includes a ban on showering doctors with free pens, mugs, and other small gifts branded with medical advertisements and logos. The code also prohibits drug companies from providing restaurant meals to doctors and restricts some industry support of continuing medical education (CME). According to PhRMA these restrictions reflect their support for "appropriate transparency" in the health-care system.
While Merck, GlaxoSmithKline, Amgen, and AstraZeneca immediately announced support for the new guidelines, according to the San Diego Union Tribune, the voluntary code does not restrict speaking and consulting fees, nor ban free breakfast and lunches within the office. At least one financial analyst, Seamus Fernandez of Leerink Swann, suggested the voluntary code is unlikely to end industry influence over physician prescribing patterns. Meanwhile, a Massachusetts effort to ban gifts to doctors stumbled last week in the wake of PhRMA's releasing its voluntary code. Beacon Hill's lower chamber stripped the provision out of a bill that would also restrict drug companies from getting individual patient and physician prescribing data, according to the Boston Globe.
Odds and Ends
Paul Blackburn, a GlaxoSmithKline executive, resigned from the United Kingdom education watchdog agency following public criticism of a potential conflict of interest. The British government recently signed a $200 million contract to purchase Glaxo's HPV vaccine for young girls. . . . Nature Publishing Group announced that it will join 366 journals in submitting manuscripts to PubMed Central's free digital archive six months after publication. Critics had sought an immediate release. . . . Jason K. Burnett, who resigned in May as chief adviser on climate to Environmental Protection Agency administrator Stephen L. Johnson, claimed Vice President Dick Cheney and the White House Council on Environmental Quality sought to delete sections of a draft report describing health risks from global warming. The final report, released late last week, contained the warnings.
Cheers and Jeers
*Cheer to Shirley Wang of the Wall Street Journal for disclosing that Charles Natanson, a senior investigator and chief of the anesthesia section at the National Institutes of Health, failed to reveal in a paper in the Journal of the American Medical Association about the dangers of blood substitute products his part-ownership of a pending patent aimed at making blood substitutes safer. After manufacturers of existing blood substitute products complained about the lack of disclosure, Natanson apologized and said he had forgotten about the pending patent.
*Jeer to Jay Hancock of the Baltimore Sun for failing to disclose that Patrick Moore, a co-founder of Greenpeace, now co-chairs a nuclear industry funded organization advocating nuclear power. In a Nov. 2007 Wired Magazine interview Moore admits the Clean and Safe Energy Coalition is funded by the Nuclear Energy Institute, an industry trade group. Hancock cited Moore in explaining how "the risks of nuclear energy are lower than the risks of continuing to use carbon energy."


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Cavin Care has lunched this brand in the Indian market. Shampoos from the Nyle range come infused with exotic herbal ingredients. The all natural elements of the Nyle shampoos, thus, incur wholesome benefits to hair. As the key elements are all natural there is no tension of any damage or adverse consequences.There are numerous variants of Nyle shampoos and one of the variants is called Nyle Naturals Dryness Control. Usage of this shampoo leaves behind an enriching natural experience. This shampoo has the right mix of exotic herbal ingredients within it that does not allow your hair to become dry after doing shampoo.
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ZF-8063: Attempting to nest transactions in adapters that do not support it should fail explicitly
When using PDO based adapters an exception will be thrown(by PDO) if you attempt to nest transactions on backends that does not support it. Other adapters, like Mysqli, simply ignore subsequent calls to beginTransaction(), and commit everything each time commit is called.
I think all adapters should adopt the behavior exposed by PDO. The semantics of the API (beginTransaction(), commit(), and rollback()) indicate that it is possible to nest transactions. If this is not the case the adaptor should throw an exception to let the developer know that it is not possible to nest transactions.
The Zend_Db_Adapter API hides the semantics of the underlying database functions that indicate that it is not possible to nest transactions, therefore it should communicate this information in another way.
This change may be considered a BC break. The API of Zend_Db_Adapter is not changed, but the behavior of some adapters(the ones hiding the limitations of the underlying backend) is. Code depending on the adapter not throwing an exception would break.
Btw: I would be happy to implement the required changes, if they can be agreed upon.
A resolution to this issue could be implemented using a transaction count described in the related issue (ZF-870). The related issue is not concerned with the fact that some adaptors hide the fact that they do not support nested transactions.
Bulk change of all issues last updated before 1st January 2010 as "Won't Fix".
Feel free to re-open and provide a patch if you want to fix this issue.


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Rolling Stones albums will be played in their entirety on the Rock Hall's state-of-the-art theater sound systemater sound system. In-depth discussion of the albums will follow
CLEVELAND (June 13, 2013) -Listen to classic Rolling Stones albums like never before this summer! In conjunction with its newest featured exhibit, Rolling Stones: 50 Years of Satisfaction, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum has announced a summer series of free Rock and Roll Night School sessions, each of which will spotlight a classic Rolling Stones album. Album spotlights will include The Rolling Stones (1964), Beggar's Banquet (1968), and Some Girls (1978). An additional Fan's Choice program will be featured, where fans will have a chance to vote online for the album spotlight they would like to see. This series will kick off on Wednesday June 19, with the remaining programs to be held in July, August and September. Stay tuned to rockhall.com for updates!
See below for the current schedule of Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Night School album spotlights.
Wednesday, June 19, 2013 7 p.m. in the Rock Hall's Foster Theater
Rock and Roll Night School – The Rolling Stones Album Spotlight: The Rolling Stones (UK) (1964, 33:24)
The Rolling Stones released their first album in the U.K. in April 1964. Produced by Andrew Loog Oldham, the album is a raucous, energetic set of mostly cover songs. Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Brian Jones, Bill Wyman, and Charlie Watts, along with Ian Stewart, show off their American influences in songs by Muddy Waters, Jimmy Reed, Bo Diddley, Chuck Berry, Rufus Thomas and even Marvin Gaye.
Exact dates for the July-September programs will be announced shortly. Visit rockhall.com for updates.
TO RSVP: These events are FREE and reservations are not required. Seats are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
VIEW ONLINE: Portions of these events will be live streamed on rockhall.com. The live streams will begin following the album listening.
About Rolling Stones: 50 Years of Satisfaction
As the Museum's first major exhibition capturing the band's legendary career spanning more than 50 years, Rolling Stones: 50 Years of Satisfaction reveals personal items and extraordinary collections that have never been seen before by the public. An extensive collection which takes up two-and-a-half floors of the Museum and offers fans the opportunity to contribute.
As part of the exhibit the Museum's Education Department has developed a series of Education Stations called Can You Hear the Music? Using iPad technology the stations take Museum visitors deeper into the musical sound of the Rolling Stones. Using historic photos and videos, animations, and music, the three digital installations follow the evolution of the Rolling Stones' music, from their earliest days playing American blues music to creating new sounds that helped define rock and roll for generations. No matter if you are a longtime fan of the Stones or just hearing them for the first time – you will discover something new about their music and learn why they earned the title of "the world's greatest rock and roll band."
Throughout the exhibition's run, the Museum will host a range of freepublic programs that explore the significance and legacy of the Rolling Stones, including interviews, films, and special lectures. For more information please visit www.rockhall.com.
About the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is the nonprofit organization that exists to educate visitors, fans and scholars from around the world about the history and continuing significance of rock and roll music. It carries out this mission both through its operation of a world-class museum that collects, preserves, exhibits and interprets this art form and through its library and archives as well as its educational activities.
The Museum is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. On Wednesdays, the Museum is open until 9 p.m. Museum admission is $22 for adults, $17 for seniors (65+), $13 for youth (9-12), $18 for adult residents of Greater Cleveland. Children under 8 and Museum members are free. The Museum is generously funded by Cuyahoga County residents through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture. When you become a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, the world of rock and roll becomes yours to explore. Call 216.515.1939 for information on becoming a member. For general inquiries, please call 216.781.ROCK or visit www.rockhall.com.


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- 1 package (3 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 2 tablespoons butter, softened
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 egg
- 1 egg white
- 3 tablespoons buttermilk
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 3/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/8 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 cup fresh raspberries
- 2 tablespoons chopped walnuts, toasted
- 1/4 cup confectioners' sugar
- 1 teaspoon 2% milk
- In a small bowl, cream the cream cheese, butter and sugar until smooth. Beat in egg and egg white. Beat in buttermilk and vanilla. Combine the flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt; add to creamed mixture just until moistened. Fold in raspberries and walnuts.
- Fill paper-lined muffin cups three-fourths full. Bake at 350° for 25-28 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in muffin comes out clean. Cool for 5 minutes before removing from pan to a wire rack to cool completely.
- Combine confectioners' sugar and milk; drizzle over muffins. Yield: 8 muffins.
Reviews for Cream Cheese Raspberry Muffins
"The kids and I made these for breakfast and they were gone in the blink of an eye!"
"Delicious muffins! I doubled the recipe (used a bit more cream chese, 8 ounces since that was the size of container I bought), used half a cup of wheat flour and a cup of white AP, frozen raspberries (chopped up a bit first), and left out the nuts. Then I made a crumble topping with some graham cracker crumbs, a bit of flour, and some brown sugar and put it on top in place of the icing in this recipe. This is going to be one of my new favorite muffin recipes.Next time, I'm making a triple batch and freezing most of them to pull out later--just as tasty, but then I don't have to bake them as often!"
"These muffins were absolutely delicious. been looking for a good breakfast muffin. seems like I found the perfect one."
"This recipe is great!! Everyone loved them. I omitted the walnuts and used fresh blueberries instead of the raspberries. They are soooo delicious!!"
"These were very moist and delicious. I did not have any buttermilk on hand and used half and half instead. I am also not a fan of nuts so left them out. I brought these to work and they were gone in a flash. Recipe would work well with any other berries if you cannot find raspberries."


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For The Lancaster News
University of South Carolina Lancaster soccer coach Martin Cantu saw a combination of things in Lancaster that prompted him to create Carolina United Soccer Academy, a soccer league designed to include kids from all walks of life in the community.
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On Sept. 28, the Lancaster District AME Zion churches conducted the ninth annual Youth Oratorical Expose with 17 participants.
The purpose of this program is to promote youth development in research and speech. Each contestant is given three topics to choose to research and is judged on his or her research ability, speech content, organization, delivery and overall effectiveness of presentation.
Bishopville recently appointed a Kershaw native as its new police chief.
Calvin Collins, the son of Kershaw resident Louella Collins Alexander, was sworn into office July 28 at the Coclough Building in Bishopville by city attorney Jacob Jennings.
More than 50 family members and friends attended the ceremony.
This summer, 860 children participated in the "Dig Into Reading," summer reading program at the Lancaster County Main Branch and Kershaw County libraries, said Brenda Parker, children's librarian for the Lancaster County Library.
"The summer reading program is fun for kids because taking home prizes and taking home books is fun. You get to be in the middle of all these books, and I love that. I love books, and books are fun," said Parker, known in Lancaster as "Ms. Brenda."
Susan Gainey wants to do what she can to make life a little easier for chemotherapy patients.
For the last year, Gainey, who works with Hospice Care of Tri-County, has hosted Chemo with Style, a beauty and fashion event for women going through chemotherapy. The most recent of these events was held Tuesday, July 16 at The Springs House, 201 W. Gay St.
"It's just a time for us all to get together and relax," Gainey said.
Friday, May 31, was a very special day for the family members of the Army National Guard 178th Combat Engineer Battalion, as the group returned home from Afghanistan after a 10-month deployment.
It looks almost like a scene from a science fiction movie. Lines of sleek, white motorless planes speckle a field near the border of Lancaster and Kershaw counties. Anxious pilots wait as an airplane soars overhead, towing one of the machines through the sky.
This is the 18-Meter National Championship gliding competition, an event that gathers the best glider pilots in the U.S. and Canada to compete in a series of challenges.
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Gary Parsons was elected potentate of the Hejaz Shriners at the annual election held Saturday, Jan. 5.
Hejaz has 4,851 members and the Shrine Center is located on Ranch Road in Mauldin, which also hosts an 18-hole championship golf course on about 300 acres.
Parsons was born in Georgetown and educated in the Georgetown school system where he graduated from Winya High School in 1956.
After serving in the U.S. Army, Parsons moved to Lancaster, where he still resides today.
Beverly Lane Lorenz
For The Lancaster News
The entire Indian Land community can now enjoy the major landscaping project at the Del Webb Library at Indian Land.
"I have the most wonderful news," said Carol Williams, president of the Sun City Carolina Lakes Mums & Poppies Garden Keepers Club, who made this project their mission.
"A very generous donation from one of our members was just received (last fall). This donation put us over the top. We have reached our goal of $6,246.99.
Hall finishes basic training
U.S. Air Force Airman Michael L. Hall recently graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. During the eight weeks of training, he completed intensive training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness and basic warfare principles and skills.
Airmen who complete basic training earn four credits toward an associate in applied science degree through the Community College of the Air Force.
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