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Scrabble word: WRIGGLE
In which Scrabble dictionary does WRIGGLE exist?
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Definitions of WRIGGLE in dictionaries:
- noun - the act of wiggling
- verb - to move in a twisting or contorted motion, (especially when struggling)
- To turn or twist the body with sinuous writhing motions; squirm.
- To proceed with writhing motions.
- To worm one's way into or out of a situation; insinuate or extricate oneself by sly or subtle means.
- To move with a wriggling motion: wriggle a toe.
- To make (one's way, for example) by or as if by wriggling: He wriggled his way into favor.
- A wriggling movement.
- A sinuous path, line, or marking.
- verb - to turn or twist in a sinuous manner
There are 7 letters in WRIGGLE: E G G I L R W
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All anagrams that could be made from letters of word WRIGGLE plus a wildcard: WRIGGLE?
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Lakewood Church is light on funds these days – $600,000 was reported as stolen from celebrity pastors Joel and Victoria Osteen's Houston church. The burglary was discovered Monday, and churchgoers were informed of the enormous missing sum via email.
The Houston Chronicle on Tuesday said "$200,000 in cash and $400,000 in checks were stolen from the church's safe sometime between early afternoon Sunday and Monday morning, when a church employee first discovered the money missing."
According to a statement posted Monday to the magachurch's web site, church leaders were "heartbroken to learn [Monday] that funds were stolen from the church over the weekend. This includes cash, checks and envelopes containing written credit card information, and it is limited only to those funds contributed in the church services on Saturday, March 8 and Sunday, March 9, 2014."
The statement encourages those who made contributions on those days to "pay close attention to your accounts over the next several days and weeks and report any suspicious activity to your financial institution or credit card company immediately."
According to the church statement, the funds were fully insured, and Lakewood is working to have them returned as soon as possible.
The burglary was discovered Monday at approximately 8:30 a.m. when an employee of Lakewood Church, along with an off duty Harris County Sheriff's Officer who works security at the church noticed that there was a break in.
Lakewood stressed that there was no data breach of any online account information, stating that the heist was limited to actual theft of cash, checks and credit card information.

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Whether it's your exclamation of "Thank You, Jesus!" after winning the championship or witnessing an entire team take a knee in support of an injured player, God's presence is experienced in sports. From little league diamonds and Friday Night Lights, to marathons and floor routines, here are 5 faith-filled lessons that sports can teach you.
Inspired by Kneeling in the End Zone by Josh Tinley, available from The Pilgrim Press.
...suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope, and hope does not disappoint us, because God's love has been poured into our hearts… (Romans 5: 3-5)
No other team in professional sports has suffered a championship drought like the Chicago Cubs. Though they have had some impressive seasons, the last time they won a World Series was 102 years ago. Despite their lack of a championship, Cubs fans remain ever vigilant, and always possess hope in the next play, the next game or the next season. You can too.
Let us run with perseverance the race that is set before us, looking to Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of our faith. (Romans 4:13-25)There is no narrative more fitting than that of a boy-king who uses his wits and a slingshot to claim victory over a muscled giant. The David vs. Goliath story lives on in the stories of Notre Dame walk-on Rudy Ruettiger, battle-of-the-sexes victor Billie Jean King and the famed 1955 Milan High School Basketball Team that inspired "Hoosiers." Like these great underdogs, you too can overcome the impossible.
…do this in remembrance of me. (I Corinthians 11:25)Traditions are preserved throughout sports and practiced by teams and individuals alike. Even though ritual won't ensure a victory, it's a good reminder that something important is happening. Touching a rock, doing a dance, reciting a prayer, or wearing the same unwashed socks may seem silly to an outsider, but it's downright sacramental. Honor the rituals that give your life meaning.
Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you… (I Thessalonians 5:17-22)
Coaching great Vince Lombardi said, "Practice doesn't make perfect, perfect practice makes perfect." The quality of one's rehearsal impacts the quality of one's performance. Though it can be tedious and painful, practice conditions us and prepares us; it enables us to make the most of our gifts and abilities. Just as athletes train, Christians grow in relationship to God and others through practicing their faith. What daily or weekly exercises are strengthening your spiritual life?
Jesus looked at them and said, "For mortals it is impossible, but not for God; for God all things are possible." (Mark 10:27)
In the final seconds of the 1980 men's Olympic semi-final game when U.S. beat the powerhouse Soviet Union by one goal, sportscaster Al Michaels declared, "Do you believe in miracles?" While perhaps overused in the world of sports, miracles are clear signs of hope — for both athletes and people of faith. So the next time you witness a three-pointer by a kid fresh off the bench, tell yourself: All things are possible!
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TV Ratings: '60 Minutes,' FOX animation repeats fuel Sunday split
'Big Brother' is the night's top show in the 18-49 demographic
CBS' "60 Minutes" was Sunday night's most watched program overall, but the veteran newsmagazine performed so poorly with younger viewers that FOX's regular Sunday animation repeats were able to claim the win in the key demographic.
Among adults 18-49, FOX averaged a 1.5 rating for the night, beating the 1.3 rating for CBS in the all-important demographic. NBC's 1.1 rating and the 1.0 rating for ABC followed closely.
Overall, though, CBS averaged an estimated 6.362 million viewers to go with a 4.1 rating/7 share. NBC's 3.0/5 was second with ABC's 2.6/5 a close third. FOX finished fourth overall with a 1.9/3 for the night.
In the 7 p.m. hour, CBS' "60 Minutes" had a 5.0/10, the night's best overall ratings, but did only a 0.9 demo rating. ABC's repeat of "America's Funniest Home Videos" was second for the hour with a 3.2/7 and won the hour with a 1.4 demo rating. NBC was a tight third with "Dateline." FOX finished fourth with a 1.1/2 for a new "Sons of Tucson" and a repeat of "American Dad."
CBS stayed in first at 8 p.m. with a 4.2/8 for "Big Brother," which also dominated the hour with a 2.3 demo rating, best of the night. NBC's "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" had a 3.0/6 for second, nipping ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition." FOX's repeats of "The Simpsons" and "The Cleveland Show" finished fourth overall witha 2.0/4, but second in the demo.
A repeat of "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" gave CBS a 3.3/6 to win the 9 p.m. hour overall. NBC's "America's Got Talent" repeat was second. FOX's repeats of "Family Guy" had a 2.5/4 for third overall and won the key demographic with a 2.0 rating. ABC's new episode of "Scoundrels" was fourth with a 2.1/4.
CBS stayed in first at 10 p.m. with a 3.8/7 for a repeat of "Cold Case." Second went to NBC's "America's Got Talent" repeat, which won the hour with a 1.5 demo rating. ABC's "The Gates" was third with a 2.0/4, drawing fewer viewers than "Scoundrels" but a slightly higher demo rating.
All ratings information comes from preliminary Fast National Nielsen data, which includes live and same-day DVR viewing. All numbers are subject to change.


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How do I "Allow App to store data on computer for offline use?"
I'm unable to allow the Web Highlighter for Firefox to store data on computer for offline use. It tells me to click a Question Mark in the address bar, but there is not one. (Screenshot: http://d.pr/9NwW )
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Same issue here - FF 15.0 running under Ubuntu 12.04.
It's super-tedious that the Diigo add-on for Chrome is not available for FF... if Google wasn't becoming increasingly evil I would just switch back to Chrome.
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here the same problem.... FF ESR 10.0.3
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To celebrate the release of their sixth album, The Sun Comes out Tonight, and to raise money for a world tour, Filter launched an Indiegogo campaign. Fans can purchase "perks" like a signed CD, coffee with singer Richard Patrick, or even a Filter VIP combo pack which includes VIP access before, during and after a show of choice, a signed guitar, a gold vinyl, and more. Check out their campaign for even more one of a kind VIP experiences. All the money raised will go directly toward the tour.
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St. Louis Blues general manager Doug Armstrong announced early Wednesday morning that the club has recalled goaltender Jake Allen from the Peoria Rivermen, the team's American Hockey League affiliate.
Allen, 22, has appeared in five games with the Blues this season. He is 3-1-0 with a 2.62 goals-against average and .895 save percentage.
In 34 games with Peoria, the 6-foot-2, 195-pounder has a record of 13-18-2 with a 2.92 GAA, .904 save percentage and two shutouts.
The Fredericton, New Brunswick, native was selected by the Blues in the second round (No. 34) of the 2008 NHL Draft.
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I have the following definition of what it means for a polynomial to be separable:
Let $E$ be a field and $P \in E[x]$ be irreducible. Then we say $P$ is separable if it has no repeated root in any field extension of $E$. If $P\in E[x]$ is reducible, we say $P$ is separable if all of its irreducible factors are separable.
In the irreducible case, we have shown $P$ is separable if it has no repeated root in a splitting field extension.
Can anyone give me an example of a polynomial which is not separable? I don't see why this definition isn't trivial. For example, if I had a double root like $(x-2)^2$ then the polynomial is reducible so we consider $(x-2)$ and $(x-2)$ separately, each of which does not have a double root. So when could we ever have a polynomial which is not separable?


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They always get to bed before I do, and there's never room left for me. It's so cute I can't be bummed.
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1. TrollyAtsam 5 years ago
Camera comes with the car in Asia? They really are light-years ahead of us...
2. Voutelamberopipi 5 years ago
OMG they have accidents like... the rest of the world?!
4. gouranga4ever 5 years ago
It's Mirror, Signal, Maneuver.. Not Assume, Maneuver, Crash!
6. SmajlicekCZ 5 years ago
#2 The guy with the baseball bat right at the start definitely wans't an "accident". What was that all about.
#6 well the driver with the cam honked at the driver as you can hear @ 0:02 and he got pissed. If that happened to me i would step on the gas and drive in his direction and probably hit him. You can't just grab a baseball bat for being honked, maybe a middle finger or a shout out the window.
9. Usdevildoggmc 5 years ago
We gotta remember ASIA is a continent with a SHIT LOAD of people therefore more accidents... but then again a lot of the roads and rules in that part of the world is very shitty!
10. banzemanga 5 years ago
I am Chinese myself and i am ashamed of it. Many times Chinese people ignore lines and queues. They are all so selfish that they want to be first.
Would'nt it be great if the driver that got stopped out at the beginning was someone like Vladimir Klitschko?.... "What you brought me there son? A toothpick?"
13. Pizzathehutt26 5 years ago
How funny was that last ten secs?
15. moon-trial 5 years ago
Like everywhere in the world, many accidents caused by Hyundai vehicules...
But their driving is better than India and Montréal!
18. Gringo_el_Diablo 5 years ago
#2 your right but it's insane how much they ignore their blind spots...Trained monkey chauffeurs might do better
6:42 truck was gunning her down?
19. loadrunner 5 years ago
5:47 tah tah
#12 were you ever there?
from my experience all you see here in sum feels like a regular drive to work.
they are truely insane when it comes to traffic and behaviour.
they mostly dont blink at all. main rule they told me: "dont bother about cars behind. they will adjust. only take care of cars in front of you".
worst thing must be indian traffic
Traffic offence punishment and fees must be very negligible hence the only option for these lunatic drivers it to create fear by Hammering them physically to curb such horrendous accidents. I am wondering how many innocents are losing their life on daily basis to these bunch of irresponsible bas***ds.
There may be lot of irregularities with licence issuing authorities due to high corruption in Asia. They do not realize that they are creating murderers instead of law obeying and life valuing drivers.
In one of the clippings there lies a cow on the highway may be hit by a vehicle.
26. seldomseen77 5 years ago
Only in Russia
Oh wait...
I've seen some truly asinine driving in my day, but these really take the cake.
28. Benassi-MBeon 5 years ago
If you think about the population in Asia, then there is a pretty big chance there is a retard on the road where u are driving.
They May be light-year's ahead but there driving will still get you killed
I hope these are filmed from a police car because that first twat who crossed the double lines deserves to have the arrogant shit kicked out of him back at the impound
33. desertstorm 5 years ago
Maybe they should get back to riding good ol' horses in there... That would bring back something on the road their drivers don't have: BRAINS!
34. ringmaster 5 years ago
http://www.snotr.com/video/210/Crazy_traffic_in_India as the success story!
37. SamPsychedelic 5 years ago
they make weird noises at the last 15 seconds


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SMU Defeats Utah, 62-55
Nov. 28, 2012
DALLAS (AP) -- Jalen Jones scored 20 points, grabbed 16 rebounds and SMU beat Utah 62-55 Wednesday night to improve the Mustangs to 7-1 under new coach Larry Brown for their best start in six years.
SMU took the lead for good by scoring the last 11 points before halftime. The Mustangs made its first six 3-pointers of the game, including three in a first half, ending a 17-3 run that included those last 11 points.
Utah (4-2) appeared to have a tying 3-pointer midway through the second half, but during a timeout 10 seconds after that shot, officials looked at replays and ruled that Jarred DuBois' foot was on the line, making it two points instead.
The Mustangs are 4-0 at Moody Coliseum under Brown, the Hall of Fame coach who in the college ranks at Kansas, UCLA and now SMU, is 99-11 in home games.
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Every year around this time, Kentuckians cross the state line to buy fireworks in Tennessee. If you do, you should know about a new law in Tennessee that requires kids to be 16-years-old to buy fireworks.
"I do it with my dad. My dad would buy them and we would do them for the Fourth of July," explained 10-year-old Meghan Booth.
But because of a new law Megan can't buy fireworks in Tennessee .
"Nope, they said you have to be 16 or older," Megan said.
Lucky for Meghan, Aunt Debbie was there to buy them.
"The clerk made sure I was buying the fireworks and would not sell them to her," Debbie said.
Even before the law, store clerk, Courtney Bond said it's a rule they've always followed.
"As long as their parents gave them the consent to purchase, they would most likely be supervised," Courtney said. "The only thing it changes is we can't take the money from kids. We have to take it from their parents."
"Those maybe are more dangerous you know. You need an adult to help you with those," Debbie mentioned. "She wanted the kid fun ones. The ones that are not dangerous."
It may be obvious that some of these big fireworks require adult supervision, but you should also keep a close eye on small fireworks.
"I also do these other things called Pop-Its, where you just throw them on the ground and they go pop," Meghan explained.
Even though Meghan wasn't asking for the more dangerous fireworks, Debbie doesn't mind the new law.
"I do think it's a good law because it depends on the fireworks, because even sparklers in the wrong hands - a kid could get hurt," Debbie said.
The Tennessee State Fire Marshal's Office recommends families attend professional fireworks displays instead of purchasing their own.
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I cannot install my Aventail client in Kubuntu 12.04 because it does not like 12.04's version of libssl.0.9.8. Although Aventail will install without complaining when libssl.0.9.8o-7ubuntu1 is installed, it's a different story with libssl.0.9.8o-7ubuntu2, the version that 12.04 wants to install. With 0.9.8o-7ubuntu2, I get the following errors:
linux-gate.so.1 => (0xb77c7000)
libpthread.so.0 => /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libpthread.so.0 (0xb7798000)
libssl.so.0.9.7 => not found
libcrypto.so.0.9.7 => not found
libm.so.6 => /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libm.so.6 (0xb776b000)
libc.so.6 => /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libc.so.6 (0xb75c5000)
/lib/ld-linux.so.2 (0xb77c8000)
What has changed between 0.9.8o-7ubuntu1 and 0.9.8o-7ubuntu2? Is there a way for me to instruct my package management systems not to include libssl.0.9.8 in its updater?


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Boardman's Campbell commits to BuffaloPublished: 1/22/12 @ 06:35
Boardman RB/DB Devin Campbell verbally committed to play football at Buffalo on Sunday.
Campbell (6-0, 195) was a second team All-Ohioan last season for the Spartans, who shared the Federal League title and made the playoffs.
Campbell rushed for 1,230 yards and 18 TDs and added another 567 yards receiving with six TDs.


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Indeed with great pleasure we introduce ourselves Resource Institute of Social Education is originated and registered under the society's registration Act. 1860 in the year 1982 and under the foreign contribution regulation Act. 1976 in the year 1985. RISE functions as non-profit, non-sectarian, non-political and non-governmental organisation in the field of women & child development focusing environment and sustainable development focusing climate change/ global warming to reduce carbon emission-a global thread.
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ST LOUIS (LALATE) – A New Zealand earthquake today 2013 has just struck Blenheim, Wellington, and Karori again. The New Zealand earthquake today July 21, 2013 began ten minutes ago and marks yet another aftershock of the massive 6.5 magnitude quake which struck the region July 20.
Officials tell news that today's New Zealand earthquake today follows a series of compared quakes beginning at the same epicenter since the 6.5 quake. Roughly a handful of 4.5+ magnitude aftershocks have begun from the same epicenter in the last twenty-four hours, USGS indicates to news .
The latest quake started on July 22, 2103 locally just after 12:39 am today. The quake posted virtually no depth. Officials tell news that the quake as only eight miles below sea level. As a result the quake could be felt across the region.
USGS indicates to news that the New Zealand earthquake today started twenty-four miles east of Blenheim. The quake was thirty-three miles southwest of Karori and thirty-four miles southwest of Wellington. Officials also tell news that the quake was forty-three miles southwest of Lower Hurt and forty-five miles southwest of Porirura as well. Also overnight, a 2.8 magnitude quake struck Soledad. The quake was twenty-five miles southeast of Hollister and one hundred forty-two miles from Sacramento.


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Peter Hoffman Could Bathe in EN Japanese Brasserie's Housemade Tofu
"It's just a heavenly, heavenly way to start a meal."
Each week on the Food Chain, we ask a chef to describe a dish he or she recently enjoyed. The chef who prepared the dish responds and then picks his or her own memorable meal. On and on it goes. Last week, Bruce Sherman of North Pond in Chicago swooned over the suckling pig chef Peter Hoffman serves at New York's Back Forty. What gets you going back for more, Peter?
Who: Peter Hoffman, chef-owner, Back Forty, New York
What: Freshly made scooped tofu
Where: EN Japanese Brasserie, New York
"My whole family is cuckoo for the homemade tofu at EN. It comes out warm — it's like you're taking a bath in tofu. They serve it in this lacquer box, and you get a little bit of soy dashi sauce to pour into it that's a counterpoint to the softness, and it's just a heavenly, heavenly way to start a meal. They're making fresh all through the evening. For awhile, they actually used to print the times on the menu that the tofu was available — 7, 8:45, 9:30 — though I've never had them say to me, 'We don't have it, we'll have it in twenty minutes.' It's always there when I've asked for it. It's really got that wonderful mouthfeel, a nice richness."
EN chef Abe Hiroki (via a translator) explains why it's so great:
"Tofu is a quintessential expression of Japanese cuisine. Soy milk has been said to be the milk of Asia and tofu the cheese. Walking through the streets of Tokyo at 7 a.m., it would not be unlikely to come upon a small, traditional tofu-maker preparing their batches for the day. Our tofu comes from that very same tradition.
We make our tofu by heating soy milk and adding nigari — which is primarily magnesium chloride extracted from seawater when the salt is removed and water evaporated — in such a way that it doesn't break apart. This allows the tofu to retain flavors normally lost in the excess whey that is produced in firm tofu and to give it its 'silken' texture. The simple process and the use of so few ingredients is what makes it so beautiful. Omitting the commercial practices of extensive steaming and packing does limit its shelf life, which is why we make it in small batches so often."


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For my 30th birthday party I wanted to create a gluttonous food fest with no rules,
boundaries or judgement. In today's culture I think we are all food
obsessed whether it be cooking, food photography at top notch
restaurants, or the extreme opposite of healthy green living/paleo
life. I am all of that wrapped into one and I felt my milestone 30th
birthday should exemplify that.
The party was a take on a trend that is starting to pick up called
"bar parties." An entire world of "create your own" or "have it your
way." It consisted of four major "bars" (and a dessert bar) which
happen to be some of my favourite things. There was a butter bar,
bacon bar, green bar, potato bar, and for dessert a "sweet n salty"
create your own popcorn & doughnut station.
At these bars, you would find many varieties of the main ingredient.
The butter bar had 12 varieties of flavoured butters and an array of
items to top it with (filet mignon, piping hot pancakes, artisanal
breads, croissants etc...). The bacon bar had 5 different varieties of
local butcher's cut bacon and items you would typically pair well with
bacon like dates. The potato bar had six different kinds of potatoes
and all accoutrement to top them with (even modern glass samovars
filled with gravy and cheese sauce!), and the green bar had only green
veggies in a garden with the same samovars filled with fresh cold
pressed green juice and shot glasses filled with the same juice.
Each bar was decorated with handmade DIY signs out of scrap wood
bought at Home Depot and a can of white paint. The signs read cute
witty expressions like "Don't go BACON my heart" or "you're my BUTTER half."


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Joseph P. Kincaid, M.D.
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I was trying to solve this second-order, autonomous, nonlinear, rational equation for $$y:I=[0,\infty)\to\mathbb{R}$$ $$y''=-\frac{k}{y^2}\qquad y(0)=p_0\quad y'(0)=v_0$$ With $k>0$ constant, for all $x\in I$.
However even mathematica failed me;
I am kind of suprised that this is so hard to solve. Here was my attempt: $$\underbrace{y'y''}_{=\frac{1}{2}(y'\,^2)'}=k\frac{y'}{y^2}$$ Integrate both sides with respect to y $$\frac{1}{2}(y')^2=k\frac{1}{y}+c_1$$ $$y'=\pm\sqrt{2\left(k\frac{1}{y}+c_1\right)}$$ (Can we safely assume this square root is real? I think yes, except if the (infinite) 2nd derivative at y=0 lets the function explode in finite time. $c_1$ is chosen such that there definitely is a neighbourhood of 0 where a solution exists.)
This is the point where I get stuck. Firstly: how do I deal with the $\pm$, secondly, is there actually an explicit solution? An Implicit solution is given by
$$\int \frac{1}{\pm\sqrt{2\left(k\frac{1}{y}+c_1\right)}}\text{d}y=x+c_2$$
(Mathematica can integrate it, but cannot solve it); The Implicit solution is given by
If not: This is a simplification of a 1-dimensional 2-body problem, where one of the masses is chosen so large that its movement can be ignored. I thought the 2-body problem was solved in general, how isnt this possible for this equation?
Is there maybe an easier way to calculate the solution? The method of denoting $u_1=y\quad u_2=y'$ and solving the system of differential equations as we learned in our analysis reading does not really help there, becuase the system is non-linear...
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Children of all ages are at risk of injury from wearing defective clothing that does not comply with the federal standard regulations. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has set forth federal standard regulations regarding the manufacturing and sale of children's clothing, including standards on flammability, lead content, small parts, and drawstrings. In addition, certain label requirements must also be met. If any federal standards set forth by the CPSC are not complied with in the manufacturing and sale of a children's garment, the product is subject to recall.
Defective Clothing for Children
Numerous children's clothing items have been recalled in recent years, primarily as a result of the federal standard regulations set forth by the CPSC concerning the manufacturing and sale of children's clothing. Children's clothing can pose a variety of risks, including the risk of small parts such as rhinestones or snaps that may detach and pose a choking hazard, flammability requirements not being met, or lead paint being used in the design that exceeds government standard levels regulated by law. One of the greatest hazards in children's clothing is drawstrings, as they have been linked to a number of injuries and deaths in recent years.
Injury and Death Statistics Related to Children's Clothing
The CPSC received reports of at least 27 deaths of children in connection with drawstrings on children's clothing from 1985 to 2008, as well as 70 non-fatal incidents.
Examples of Defective Children's Clothing
Examples of defective children's clothing that has been recalled include:
Children's Hooded Sweatshirts with Drawstrings
DMF Sales of New York, New York, recalled approximately 18,300 boys' fleece and flannel zip hooded sweatshirts with drawstrings as a result of a strangulation hazard. The hooded sweatshirts were not in compliance with CPSC federal standard regulations regarding the manufacturing of children's clothing. These sweatshirts, with brand name "Bay Trading," were sold exclusively at Burlington Coat Factory between September 2006 and October 2009.
Little Miss Matched Girls Pajama Sets
In 2009, Little Miss Matched Inc. of New York, New York, recalled the Little Miss Matched Girls' pajama sets because they failed to meet flammability regulations as set forth by the CPSC for children's sleepwear. About 7,000 units were recalled in the U.S., and approximately 288 were recalled in Canada. Long sleeve girl's and toddler's pajama sets were included in this recall. The pajamas were available in black, pink, or white with stripes and polka dots. The pajama sets were sold through various retailers from March 2008 to November 2009 in Canada, and March 2008 to July 2009 nationwide.
Clark's Children's Shoes
C&J Clark America Inc. of Newton, Massachusetts, recalled approximately 2,000 units of "crawlers" and "hazy daze" children's shoes as a result of a choking hazard posed to young children. Parts of the sole on the shoes can become detached. While there have been no reports received from the U.S., in the United Kingdom, six reports were received regarding this issue. In two of the instances, children were reported to have placed pieces of the rubber sole in their mouths.
Havaianas Brand Children's Flip-Flops
Alpargatas USA Inc. of New York, New York, recalled approximately 210,000 units of children's flip-flops as a result of a failure to comply with federal standard regulations regarding lead levels in products manufactured and sold for children. The decorative soles of the flip-flops contain lead paint at levels that are higher than the regulated standard mandated by the CPSC. The flip-flops were sold at specialty and department stores across the nation from November 2006 to February 2009.


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Author and early detection cardiology specialist Mohamed Shalaby, MD, FACC, spends early chapters of the book explaining, in easily digestible terms, the scale of the problem, what the different types of heart disease are, and risk factors, as well as raising awareness about special populations who can be easily missed, such as women, youths, and athletes. He also includes a useful chapter on finding scientifically approved testing methods that are simple, safe and economically feasible.
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How Do You Get To The House Of Blues?
Winger stands in front of us in jeans, a T-shirt and an old denim jacket. "Being in a band is all about telepathy," he says. "Even more than the music."
I look around and realize that I don't even know everyone's name. The room is pinging with sound: the sharp squawks of electric guitars, some mellow notes from a keyboard and the beats and brushes from a set of drums. How am I supposed to communicate telepathically with men who seem more interested in communing with their instruments?
Winger says we should be able to go through a song and know exactly what the other person is doing without looking. We should hear the notes in our head before a single instrument is played. As he talks, he bounces a large rubber ball.
"When the ball hits the ground — that's when you begin," he says, holding it aloft.
The ball hits the floor and five guitars, a bass, two drum sets and one keyboard launch into the opening chords of the Who's "The Kids Are Alright."
"Not quite there," Winger says.
Bounce. Music. Again.
Bounce. Music. Again.
The ball disappears. So does our reticence. Gradually, personalities emerge.
I dub Steve Kaminer, 39, our alpha guitarist. He was five when he strapped on a guitar and announced that he was going to be a rock star; now he's a real estate broker.
Martin Guy Haines, 60, jokes that he sounds like he only had one hour of guitar experience before camp. A divorced divorce attorney, he is recovering from double knee replacement surgery, and camp is his reward. He gets more than he bargained for when Winger decides that, as well as playing guitar, Haines should sing lead.
Cayea and I back up Haines on harmony. When we are moved to another studio, a seedy, second-story room with a roof deck, the three of us stand with our backs to the Hollywood sign. We practice over and over, mostly because I'm finding it difficult to hit and hold my notes, which wobble away from me like marbles on a floor.
Hap Pomerantz, 49, is our keyboardist and a friend of Kaminer's. He plays in a band back home in Florida, and you can tell from his comments that he tends to forget who is in charge. One night, he offers to show me a video his wife took of the previous day's rehearsal; he'd be glad to give me some pointers.
A look of horror crosses my face, and I explain my new personal theory of rock 'n' roll performance: suspended disbelief. I'm singing only because I think I can. If you show me what I really look and sound like, I'll never sing again.
As he walks away, I reflect on the fact that if we were in an office setting, I would have torn his face off. Instead, my usual defensiveness is replaced with amusement, because we all just want to make good music. We even change our name to Vulcan Mind Squeeze for the moment of silence that occurs when we gather our thoughts before bursting into sound on the same note, at the same time.
I think that's called telepathy.
So You Wanna Be A Star?
The first day of rehearsals, Mickey Hart, the drummer for the Grateful Dead, drops by. The next day, it's Neal Schon, the guitarist from Journey. But it's on our last day of rehearsals that we hit celebrity jackpot. Lisa Loeb walks in, followed by Tommy Shaw from Styx. I find myself dancing and singing two feet from Daltrey. Finally, all four members of Cheap Trick arrive, and we do another rendition of Paul McCartney's "Live and Let Die."
Kaminer starts the song and then hands it off to me.
But if this ever-changing world
In which we live in
Makes you give in and cry
But when it's time for the next line, I hold the mic out and look Cheap Trick singer Robin Zander in the eye. "C'mon, big fella," I think. Zander obliges and sings, "Say live and let die!"
There's a wall of guitar sound as Kaminer leaps into the air. I grab the microphone back from Zander.
Say live and let die!
The horns blare, we move to the song's reggae bridge and the studio pulses with music. Before I know it, the song is over. On his way out, Zander tells us, "You guys are great!"
Don't tell me I can't sing.
Once, I Was In This Band . . .
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Cal Athletics Remembers 9/11: Brent Woodall
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The following piece on former Cal football player Brent Woodall was first published in September 2011 on the 10th anniversary of the attacks on the United States.
Sept. 8, 2011
By Tim Miguel - Cal Athletic Communications
BERKELEY - Brent Woodall immersed himself in the University of California during his years as a Golden Bear. He was one of the rare multi-sport student-athletes at Cal in the late 1980s and early '90s, playing on both the Golden Bear football and baseball teams before graduating in 1993 with a degree in business.
Woodall was the kind of guy who never hogged the spotlight and could always be found smiling and enjoying himself. Unfortunately, Woodall was taken from his family, friends and the Cal community prematurely when he became one of the thousands of victims in the terrorist attack at the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001. He was at work as a stock trader and analyst at Keefe, Bruyette and Woods on the 89th floor of the South Tower, which was the second of the two buildings hit by a hijacked airplane that morning.
After the initial strike on the North Tower, Woodall phoned his father, John, to let him know he was unharmed. After hanging up with his son, John, who was living in La Jolla, Calif., took a shower, but when he finished, he found a blinking light on his answering machine. The message was from Woodall. He informed his father that his building had now been hit and he was going to try to get to safety.
For the next 10 days, Woodall was one of thousands of New Yorkers who had gone missing following the attacks. Eventually, the worries and fears of his loved ones had settled in as a devastating reality.
David Ortega, a former Cal football student-athlete, played football with Woodall for two years and remembers him fondly.
"I'd love for the Cal family to know that he loved this place," Ortega said. "He had some great years here with football and baseball. He enjoyed all of it to the fullest. He really engaged his full interest into this place and with everything he did. Everybody who came to know him really appreciated him for all that he gave to Cal."
Originally recruited as a linebacker, Woodall quickly found himself moving to fullback before eventually settling at tight end. He was part of two bowl-winning teams at Cal (1990 Copper Bowl, 1991 Citrus Bowl), including the offensive juggernaut in 1991 that finished the season ranked eighth in the country.
As Ortega put it, Woodall was the kind of football player who could do just about everything. Even if he was not great at a certain skill, he found a way to get it done.
Playing as a freshman at Arizona in 1988, Woodall was entrusted by then-head coach Bruce Snyder to throw a halfback pass - a play that was pretty rare to give to a freshman. The pass fell incomplete, but not at the fault of Woodall, whom Ortega credited with throwing a nice pass on the play.
"He could do anything," Ortega said. "He proved that all the time. If you asked him to do something, he'd just do it. He was that type of person, very smart and open. I just remember him always smiling and having a good time."
Lifelong friend Brad Ralston played football with Woodall at La Jolla High School and at Cal. Ralston has many fond memories of Woodall, including when the pair won the Cal football rookie talent show. Ralston and Woodall remained good friends following their graduation until the tragic day.
Ever the ultimate competitor, Woodall was just as driven to excel with his studies. Ralston said Woodall was motivated to do well at everything he was involved in, including school.
"Brent was as competitive in the classroom as he was on the field," Ralston said. "We both ended up becoming tutors at the study table. He was always good at school. He was a good student, a good athlete and a good person. He had no weaknesses. He was a solid guy in every sense of the word."
Brad Thompson, Woodall's college roommate, said Woodall's work ethic can be exemplified through a picture that he owned in his apartment in New York.
"He had a picture that he got from the media relations department at Cal," Thompson said. "He was almost fully laid out, parallel to the ground, trying to make a diving catch, but you can see the ball's coming out. He had it up in his apartment, and he always used to joke with people that he made the catch. But it showed that he gave full effort in everything he did."
A large portion of Thompson's collegiate experience was shared with Woodall. They came to Cal in the same recruiting class in 1988. They were paired randomly to be roommates as freshmen, and they clicked so well they remained roommates all five years in college. They even joined a fraternity together at Cal.
"He was basically a brother to me," Thompson said. "He was a great friend, somebody you could always count on. Our friendship even brought our families together, even still today. When he was missing, you knew what the answer was, but there's that small shred of hope that maybe he'll be the guy they find trapped somewhere. It took so long to get that final confirmation."
Every year on Sept. 11, Ralston and the rest of their close friends have a tradition of getting together to share an outing in honor of Woodall.
As much as he loved football, Woodall also greatly excelled on the Cal baseball team as the closer during his junior and senior campaigns. He was part of the 1992 squad that reached the College World Series, the last appearance by Cal until the Bears advanced to Omaha in 2011. Following graduation in 1993, Woodall was drafted by the Chicago Cubs, and he played two seasons in the Cubs' minor league system.
Longtime Cal baseball coach Bob Milano remembers Woodall showing up for his junior season in great shape. His fastball was faster and his agility off the mound had greatly improved.
"He had a desire to perform well in both sports," Milano said. "He worked so hard. He knew what he wanted to do and he went out and did it. He played the game (baseball) better than a lot of guys who played it year round."
Milano saw Woodall as a man who was very modest and reserved, yet he fit in with everybody. He said many people misunderstood the way he walked to the mound as cocky, but Woodall was the furthest thing from cocky. He was just confident.
Much like Ortega, Milano greatly misses his former closer. When Milano received a phone call from a friend of the Woodall family with the terrible news, he almost fell to a knee.
"I wish I could see him smile again," Milano said. "He had the kind of smile that made you feel warm and comfortable."
Woodall may be gone, but his legacy will live on. He and his wife, Tracy, have a daughter, Pierce Ashley, who was born on April 22, 2002.
Americans nationwide will never forget 9/11. The Cal family will never forget Brent Woodall.


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I wish to password protect specific programs before they are executed.
For instance, I have just downloaded Google Chrome, and have a shortcut for it on my desktop.
I am wondering if it is possible that when a user goes to launch Chrome, this launches a WinForm .exe that requires the user to enter a password before Chrome loads. If the password is incorrect then Chrome will not load.
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I am using ubuntu on my notebook with 4Gb RAM and 300Gb HDD and my layout is:
/ - 15Gb ext4 (4.5Gb used)
/home - 280Gb ext4 (200Gb used)
/swap - 2Gb
I have recently built a PC with 8Gb RAM and a 1Tb HDD. Now I am curious as to how I should partition my HDD, so that I dual-boot (Win7 + Ubuntu). I was thinking:
boot - 200Mb
/ - 10Gb xfs
/home - 1000Gb xfs
ntfs - 200Gb
No swap because i don't use hibernate at all. Ubuntu will be primary system, Win7 is only for a few fresh games which cannot run with Wine. The only questions:
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Mingyang Hotel Shenzhen
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- Address: No.32 Beisan Road, Luohu District, Shenzhen
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- Hotel Name in Chinese: Mingyang Hotel Shenzhen
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With a popular seafood street in the vicinity, Shenzhen Mingyang Hotel (Shenzhen Mingyang Jiudian) is opened in 2007, a five-minute drive from Luohu port, Shenzhen railway station, Dongmen pedestrian street and a 15-minute drive from Shenzhen China High-tech Fair Exhibition Center.
A large multifunctional room and a sauna center are available in hotel.
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College Hockey:Vermont, LaTulippe Reach Out-of-Court Settlement
BURLINGTON, Vt. — The University of Vermont has settled out of court its lawsuit with former walk-on goalie Corey LaTulippe, and will pay him $80,000.
UVM athletic director Rick Farnham, assistant athletic director Jeffrey Schulman and head men's hockey coach Mike Gilligan had been named in the lawsuit. LaTulippe settled separately with former team captains Matt Sanders and Kevin Karlander earlier this year. A confidentiality clause prohibits either side from revealing the amount of that settlement.
"We felt under this particular set of circumstances the settlement was in the best interest of the university," said Enrique Corredera, spokesperson for the university. "The $80,000 covers the university, any of its officers and any of its employees named in the suit. The settlement takes care of any and all claims."
LaTulippe and his attorneys could not be reached for comment.
Five other players were originally named in the lawsuit: Ryan Cox, Joe Flammia, Graham Mink, Andreas Moborg and Donald Richardson. All agreed to unknown out-of-court terms. School president Judith Ramaley was dropped from the suit earlier this year.
LaTulippe filed his lawsuit in December, in the aftermath of severe hazing allegations. LaTulippe claimed he was forced to undergo a freshman hazing ritual that caused him emotional distress. He charged that his civil rights were violated.
Midway through the season, the school found that team members lied to investigators about the severity of the hazing rituals, and the school cancelled the remainder of its schedule.
During a deposition, LaTulippe pulled back from some of the charges, including the idea that Gilligan cut him from the team in retaliation for bringing the hazing to light.
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The occurrence of autism makes the headlines and they report that autism spectrum disorder (ASD) affects 1 child in 68 children but they usually don't offer much in the way of understanding the statistics. The latest statistics are based on 2010 records of eight-year-old children who lived in eleven different states in the United States. The increase is about 30% higher than in 2008, 60% higher than in 2006 and 120% than estimates in 2000 and 2002.
Researchers question whether the increases are real or not. The guidelines have changed for detecting autism, so perhaps the methods count more children as having ASD than under the old guidelines.
Some advocates believe that special needs kids are getting diagnosed with ASD, sometimes as an additional diagnosis, to have access to better services. Advocates for autistic children have been effective in getting funding for services to benefit their affected children and some governmental funding is earmarked for those within the autism spectrum.
Even if ASD is over diagnosed, the effects of early intervention are astounding as it improves language and everyday skills as well as improvements in the child's IQ. The level of need should determine the services the child receives, and as long as the services meets the needs of the child, the statistics are just numbers.
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Just got back from Wally World. Unfourtunatly they were kind of low on .45acp. Did not have the Federal Champion 235 fmj that I usually get. Dont like Winchester White Box ( Dirty). Bought a box of Tul-Ammo
made in Russia. Anyone have any experience with this ammo? Only 15$ a box, couple bucks cheaper then the Federal.Just wondering if I wasted my money.
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Jersey 0.9 is released
By sandoz on Aug 22, 2008
We have just released version 0.9 of Jersey. This aligns with the 0.9 release of the JAX-RS API and the editors draft.
For this and further releases the mechanism to obtain Jersey is different. There is no longer one zip file to download. Jersey is now modularized and mavenized thanks to the hard work of Jakub. Jars, source, JavaDoc and samples are all available from the Java.Net maven repo at the following base URI:
All the samples can be obtained individually or as one zip file.
Now it is much easier for maven developers to use Jersey. But as a consequence it is a little harder for non-maven developers to use Jersey. To aid such developers we provide a detailed dependencies document and a bundled jar containing all jersey-related functionality that was previously available in the 0.8 release.
In this release i managed to add support for generic server-side filters and a specific filter to support the "X-HTTP-Method-Override" HTTP header for clients that do not support HTTP PUT and DELETE. Martin has integrated JavaDoclet WADL support. See the example here for more details.
In the past week we have been doing things in parallel and i have been working on the 0.10 implementation before 0.9 is released. We need to step up the pace as the 1.0 finishing line is just a few weeks away.


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Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Drawing People Summer Art Class - Day 2
I realized yesterday that I didn't give much explanation of our class and why we are doing it. So here it is--I love kids and I love art. It makes me sad how little art instruction kids are getting in school right now and I truly feel like I, personally, have to do something about it. So I open my house to kids and we make art together and we talk about art together and I LOVE IT!! and I hope they do too. And then I put explanations and class re-caps on my blog for my students, their parents and anyone else who may end up here.
Day 2 – Proportions
We began today with Blind Continuous Contour Drawings. This is done with one continuous line, and no peeking! Look at the person across from you. Draw them without picking up your pen/pencil and don't look at your paper. We did several in our sketchbooks.
Why Blind Continuous Contour Drawings?? Here's a great explanation from Drawing with Children by Mona Brookes: One of the best ways to get over the fear of drawing people is to draw without looking at the paper. It removes the artist from the responsibility of result, and allows him to study the subject more closely. Yes! I love this idea. I also really like to start each class with a sort of warm up/loosen up type exercise.
I did a few samples last night to show the kids. I honestly find these drawing so fun and relaxing. You never know what you might get!! (Try some!)
Here are some the students' drawings:
We found it very interesting that everyone's drawings had their own distinct style.
Drawing the Face
Drawing people is best done from observation, but there are a few guidelines that help you get started. These simple guidelines will help improve your drawings immensely!
There are 4 basic face shapes – round, heart shaped, oval, square. Today we used an egg shape as our inspiration. For this we used actual eggs. I had the kids draw the horizontal and vertical midline. Having an actual egg to hold in their hands seemed to help them get the concept of the shape better.
We used some visuals to talk about common mistakes made in drawing people. Noticing these downfalls and avoiding them in your drawings can take your drawings from immature and childlike to more mature and realistic looking.
I drew a face on a clear page protector. I drew many of the common mistakes people make.
Eyes too high – remember to leave room for the brain
No room for the hair – they look bald
No eyebrows or "rainbow" eyebrows
Outline of the nose is too dark
"Pig" nostrils
"Banana" lips
Eyeballs too big
Ears too small
Stringy hair or, alternately, helmet hair
I had all the labels covered with Post-It notes and the students named all of them. But for them to really SEE what was wrong with the drawing, I slipped in a photograph of a face. This seemed to really drive the concept home. "Oh yeah, I can see how the eyes are way too high and the hair is weird..." etc.
Using the same picture (a copy of it, actually) we then talked about all the measurements that will help us draw more realistic faces.
Here are the basics:
When starting a drawing of the face, divide the "egg" in half vertically and horizontally. The horizontal line will be your eye line (#1 below). Now divide the top half in half. That midway point will be your hairline (#4 below). Divide the bottom half in half. That notch mark will be the bottom of the nose (#2 below). Now divide from nose to chin in half and that notch mark will be the mouth (#3 below). By simply doing these quick measurements, you'll get much better proportions and placement on your face. Do all these lines and notch marks very lightly as they will most likely be erased eventually.
I love that by just making those few quick lines and tick marks, you already have the idea of a face. And voila, now you know where things need to go. Tomorrow we'll be working on the actual features.
And then we practiced. We did a little with the full body too. Basically I tried to convince them that yes, really, people are about 7-1/2 heads tall. I don't think they were convinced. They'll need to do some observation on their own.
Optional At Home Fun Playfulness (not homeWORK!):
1. Do more Blind Continuous Contour drawings
2. Collect pictures for you Art File
3. Take a magazine picture of a face (someone looking right at the camera--like our Nicole Kidman example), cut it in half vertically and draw the other half. This is a great exercise for practicing placement and proportion!
Labels: Art Classes for Kids
5 comments:
- Patricia said...
This is a great tutorial. I really love your idea of cutting a photo in half and drawing the other half for playful-practice too!
- October 22, 2014 at 7:29 PM
- chris fondi said...
the eye line is NOT in the middle of the face!!!!!!!!. divide the face in thirds along the center line....divide the second third in thirds....the eye line is is on the first of that third. the tip of the nose is on the third third in that third......check your facts before you teach such errors.
- March 12, 2015 at 12:12 PM
- Allison Rossiter said...
This is wonderful stuff! Thank you so much for your generous and talented spirit!
- July 29, 2015 at 9:52 AM
Thank you for such a great visual it really helps!
- November 2, 2015 at 11:30 PM
- Venus Genetrix said...
Well that was unnecessarily harsh... It's art for KIDS for heaven's sake. For FUN.
- November 18, 2015 at 12:14 AM
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Oracle Buys Endeca
By Mike.Hallett-Oracle on Nov 04, 2011
On October 18, 2011, Oracle announced it has entered into an agreement to acquire Endeca, a leading provider of unstructured data management, web commerce and business intelligence solutions. The transaction is subject to customary closing conditions and is expected to close before the end of 2011.
After the transaction closes, Oracle with Endeca plans to create a comprehensive technology platform to process, store, manage, search and analyze structured and unstructured information together enabling businesses to make stronger and more profitable decisions. Adding Endeca Latitude software to Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBI EE) is expected to provide a single unified user interface for analysis of structured and unstructured data.


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It's time to put out the flag and welome mat for a group of local soldiers returning from the war in Afghanistan.
The men and women of the 1432 Engineer Company of the Michigan National Guard, based in Kingsford and Iron River, will return Thursday. Among the group are a half dozen or so residents of the Gogebic Range.
The unit is returning from a nine-month deployment in some pretty treacherous conditions, according to one source.
While the Michigan National Guard would not release the soldiers' names, a spokesman said the 170 men and women are already back in the country at Fort Bliss, Texas. They will return to the U.P. this week.
They will fly into Sawyer International Airport in Marquette County Thursday before being bused to Kingsford High School for a welcome home ceremony.
It is always great news when soldiers return home and even better news when they arrive safe and sound.
All too often, soldiers return from service to our county and struggle with finding a job or attaining benefits promised to them by the military. According to the Associated Press, veterans are encountering red tape at an all-time high from the Veterans Administration.
U.S. Rep. Dan Benishek, R-Crystal Falls, spoke about this in his recent visit to Ironwood, saying wait-times for veteran's benefits are too long and this needs to be dealt with now. We couldn't agree more. Those who serve our country, defending our freedoms here and overseas, deserve our praise and the honor of that which was promised them.
Welcome home members of the 1432. Thank you for your service. It's great to have you home.
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This report has been created for a geographically distributed warehouse organization. This paper report (PDF) shows you the average inventory at each warehouse and the trend over the years. It uses special effects from BI Beans (Graph Bean) and Oracle Reports features to create a profesional report.
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The AERS reporting subsystem uses Oracle Reports. Oracle Reports has the flexibility and power required for this demanding application. The flexibility of Oracle Reports allows AERS to print reports in multiple languages on government mandated multi-page forms. Drug safety scientists use its power to mine the AERS database looking for trends and correlations in adverse events that lead to better understanding and safer medicine.
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The 74-page photo book covers all the most beautiful moments of Nena and John's special day including the bride and groom getting ready, ceremony, carriage ride, cutting the cake, family photos, the reception and more. Featuring photography by Shawna Simmons and Graeme Fouste.
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NetBSD has its guide how to create a bootable CD-ROM: http://netbsd.org/docs/bootcd.html and there's a guide how to create a bootable USB stick: http://wiki.netbsd.org/tutorials/how_to_install_netbsd_from_an_usb_memory_stick/
You should also take into account this guide, but you should not copy it nor take information from there: http://www.bsdnexus.com/NetBSD_onastick/install_guide.ph
It is currently written in Docbook, but we want it in the wiki, and we want both articles merged. You can find its sources here: http://cvsweb.netbsd.org/bsdweb.cgi/htdocs/docs/bootcd.xml (or by clicking on source on the respective wiki pages).
Though this work could also partially be done by a tool like pandoc, there might be great difficulties, especially in embedding images. You could automatically convert the articles and then review the results by hand to be correctly converted.
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Reflecting back on the history of music, the majority of the big name bands we hear about everyday have one big thing in common; they are predominately male. So what is it that keeps women down in this male dominated industry?
One obvious reason is that like a lot of industries, especially those qualifying under media, talent comes second to the expectations of the industry. Females are expected to be sweet and polite, as well as half dressed and ready to be exploited on stage, TV, and pretty much all other public outlets. Why you ask? To sell their music of course!
There are those women however, who have always stood out in the industry because of their beautiful, yet rebellious attitudes, individual beliefs, and in-your-face ideals. Artists like Pat Benatar, Janis Joplin, Cyndi Lauper and Joan Jett, paved the way for this new attitude, sporting leather and rocking as hard as the boys in the scene.
In more recent times feminism has taken root in all different forms of music. In some cases, even all-male bands such as crust punk band Aus-Rotten, who have various songs illustrating the sad yet true statistics on rape, and unequal treatment. In many of their songs, they talk about how, although they are men with a very male mind- they are fighting to break away from any sexist way of thinking.
Taking the reigns in the feminist music scene, Kathleen Hanna- female rights activist and front woman for Bikini Kill, created perhaps the first real outlet for women oppressed in the world, and more importantly in the music scene. With songs such as "Don`t need you", Hanna illustrates the strength and individuality of women everywhere, screaming that women do not need men to survive.
With empowering bands like Bikini Kill, and more recently formed feminist bands like Sleater-Kinney in existence, women can more then begin to take a few steps up, and break free of the expectations of the industry. If the industry does not agree with what you are doing, use it, it makes for an incredible and powerful message!