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Rev. Jerome makes copies of both versions in Dominican Republic. At the present time, he needs funds to produce 600 copies--at $2.00 per copy. Please help Lutheran Church Charities supply Crossways International with the necessary funding for Rev. Jerome so that those who live in great poverty might learn to know the Good News of Jesus the forgiving Savior and Servant Lord.
LCC has received the following update from Sue Gross from Christ Lutheran Church in Orland Park who is currently in Haiti with her Mission Team. They are running an eyeglass and medical clinic in Jeremie. Among other things, they are training local Haitians to administer basic health care to school children and the elderly, as well as teaching hygiene to children and prenatal care to expectant mothers. Please continue to pray for them as they show Christ's Love and Compassion to the people in Haiti.
Dear Friends Of HaitiToday we were blessed to serve over 200 people at our medical and eye glass clinic held in Jeremie. We were visited by people who remembered us from last year and came to thank us for returning. Verlande was the young lady who had both legs crushed in the earthquake last year. We prayed with her one evening after church last year in her home. She made a remarkable recovery and spent much time with us the last two days. Although she is still in much pain she is walking again.Things are changing in Jeremie. Pastor's Church is growing and many local people are receiving us with open arms. The school in Jeremie that several of you helped build is open and serving about 176.Tomorrow we will go to Dame Marie, this is the school that we sponsor through Trinity Hope's Feeding Program
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Update: The Mission Team returned safely from Haiti on Sunday, March 20th. Last week the team began the week working on the Guest House in Jacmel. The Guest House is being built for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Haiti by a partnership between the Ohio District and LCMS World Relief and Human Care. When completed it will be used to house Missionaries and Mission Teams working in Haiti. LCMS World Relief and Human Care provided scholarships for the students to cover their expenses while in Haiti.
Click here for a video and hear one of the college students describe how God worked through the Haitian people to change her outlook on life.
Shoes are still available for purchase in Haiti and are desperately needed to protect the children from disease.
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Unclean drinking water kills more children than HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria combined. Help a family of five have clean drinking water for 5 years! Your $45 donation buys a water filtration system for a family in Haiti.
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There are 34 schools in Pastor Isaac's district and he hopes, eventually, to have a toilet built at each location to prevent the further spread of cholera.
Each toilet costs $500 to build, which includes materials and employing local Haitian labor.
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Because of the terrible condition of the roads, motorcycles are the most efficient means of transportation for many of the pastors who must travel many miles between the different churches that they serve and to get to their members.
More motorcycles are desperately needed. A new motorcycle costs $1,000 and is an important tool that helps the pastors to minister to their members and spread the Gospel throughout Haiti.
On Tuesday, March 1 the mission team from Lord of Life Lutheran Church in La Fox returned from a successful weeklong trip to Haiti. One of the trip organizers, Gary Kessler, said that the primary mission of the trip was to train Haitian lay ministers using Crossways! materials under the direction of Pastor Barry Kolb. Nearly 100 Haitians took part in the training over the course of the week. Also, Kathy Geiger of Lord of Life did a two day seminar with women on leading a successful small group. While the teaching was going on, Dr. Susan Busse and the other trip organizer, John Peterson, led a team that was busy with medical clinics. Volunteers provided medical services to nearly 500 people during their time on the island. One of the miracles of the trip happened when the team was worshiping on Sunday morning and a young girl fainted in church. Dr. Busse quickly tended to her and, through the course of events, discovered she was an orphan who had been given into slavery. The team set her free and got her settled in the orphanage where they were serving during the week. Lord of Life put this trip together through their Mission Board, with assistance in getting the word out through Lutheran Church Charities. They worked with native Haitian Lutheran pastors to arrange the medical clinics and Bible training. LCC is heavily involved in ministries across Haiti and is eager to support churches interested in scheduling their own mission trips to help in the ongoing recovery there. Contact Lutheran Church Charities at 866-455-6466 or
to learn more about planning a trip to Haiti for your church.
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Pastor Robert Bartz of Immanuel Richton Park led with an opening prayer. The afternoon program was organized by Monica Holden, Vera Brooks, and Betsy Williams of Rich South H.S. It featured gifted performers from the community and dignitaries, including Mayor Rick Reinbold of Richton Park. Five of LCC's K-9 Comfort Dogs were also in attendance.
Tickets are now on sale for a delicious ham dinner to be held at Immanuel Richton Park on April 30th, with two seatings available at 3 pm and 5 pm. Proceeds will be used to "Fill the Bus for Haiti" with much needed medical supplies and other human care needs. Call the church office at 847-748-0558 to order tickets for the ham dinner. You can also contribute to the "Fill the Bus for Haiti" project at the link below. Every dollar of your donation goes directly to "Fill the Bus".
Please keep the team in your prayers as they bring the Mercy, Compassion and Proclamation of Christ to those in need in Haiti.
Check back for updates on the team's activities.
Watch as Sofie describes how God worked through the Haitian people to change her outlook on life.


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A great early vacation spot is Martha's Vineyard for a few fun and restful days in the spring. A renowned summer destination for many, the island has much to offer even in the cooler months preceding traditional work holidays, and you can save a boatload of money!
Woods Hole, Massachusetts is the starting point where the ferry to the island departs. There are many departure times and travelers should arrive at the port 30 to 45 minutes in advance. The ferry can board your vehicle, but due to the unique transportation system on island, a car is truly not a necessity. further info is available at http://www.steamshipauthority.com. Another option is to bring a bicycle on board for a minimal fee, and have transportation at your convenience.
Once on the island, you can hail one of the many cabs or hop onto the transit bus line that runs everywhere on Martha's Vineyard. The Vineyard Transit System, known there as the VTA, is easy, affordable and convenient to locations all around the island. Drivers are knowledgeable and quite friendly and will help you find your way. More info, rates and schedules are available at http://www.vineyardtransit.com.
Up the hill about three blocks from the ferry dock in Vineyard Haven is the Mansion House, a renovation of the original inn built in 1794, featuring 32 rooms, health club, pool, spa, restaurant and rooftop balcony that offers a nearly aerial view of the area and waterfront. The rooms are equipped with thoughtful amenities and the front desk staff are warm and friendly. A buffet breakfast is included each morning of your stay. Visit http://www.mvmansionhouse.com for additional information.
A favorite restaurant of many is the Black Dog Tavern which offers excellent fare from surf to turf. It's located on the waterfront and has a sister shop, the Black Dog Bakery where sandwiches are made with fresh baked bread. They also feature a select line of clothing of the same name.
There are many interesting places to visit on the island, or you can just walk around the streets and avenues enjoying ocean views and New England architecture. There are retail shops and restaurants in the main areas on the island, and also museums, movie theaters, art galleries, churches and marinas. Some of the businesses are not yet open, but the vast majority are. Some good deals are to be found off-season. It's a great way to beat the summer crowds and enjoy the island.
Martha's Vineyard is a relaxing way to spend a weekend or a week. Why not check it out this spring? You'll want to get away again and again!

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Acting head of VA says agency needs $17.6 billion to fix problems
WASHINGTON — The Department of Veterans Affairs needs $17.6 billion in additional funds over the next three years to meet the current needs of its patients, the troubled agency's acting director said Wednesday.
Testifying for the first time on Capitol Hill, interim VA secretary Sloan Gibson told the Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs that the money would help the agency decrease appointment wait times and hire more doctors for patients.
But the request divided the Senate panel. Democrats, like Sen. Jon Tester of Montana, supported the appeal, while Republicans, including Sen. Mike Johanns of Nebraska, questioned whether care would actually improve if the VA were given more money.
"This sounds so similar to what we've heard over the years," Johanns said, adding that the committee has been very generous to the VA and has routinely met requests for additional funding in the past.
"And if you can't clean up your act, then guess what? You lose out," he said. "I don't think you need more billions and billions of dollars."
The money would come on top of funds included in a separate bipartisan reform bill, passed by the Senate in June.
That bill, approved 93-2, would allow the VA to do more contracting with private medical centers to meet demand, something Johanns said would be better for the department than beefing up its own staff.
Granting veterans more access to private sector care through the Senate proposal, if phased in by 2016, will cost $38 billion a year, according the Congressional Budget Office.


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An up-to-date look at free software and its makers
Free software covers such a diverse range of utilities, applications, and other assorted projects that it can be hard to find the perfect tool. We pick the best of the bunch. This month we cover Yast2 for Debian, KDE 4, Bluetooth headsets, and the Debian project.
Novell GPL'd the Yast2 configuration tool shortly after acquiring Suse. The Yast2 sources were freely accessible prior to this change, but the license restricted use and distribution of the program. These license restrictions prevented legal full downloads of the Suse media for a long time. Yast4Debian Novell has stated that it intends to make Yast2 a universal standard. According to Novell, distributors should modify the Yast source code to match their own products. The first major project to tackle this task was Debian. The Debian distribution does not have its own central configuration tool, and creating a comprehensive tool like Yast2 from scratch would have involved a lot of work. The Yast4Debian project is currently porting the Yast2 version supplied with Suse 9.1, although an upgrade to the Suse 9.2 version is imminent.
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Education, Screening and Coordination with Other Entities, Including BlackDoctor.Org, Seen As An Effective Way to Decrease Black Healthcare Inequalities
Washington, D.C. (April 21, 2014) – Members of the National Medical Association (NMA), the nation's largest organization of African American physicians, have developed and refined an aggressive action plan to help reduce the health disparities that plague the African American community and result in an unnecessary loss of life and an annual cost to the U.S. economy of billions of dollars.
On April 17th at the second Summit on African Health in Washington, D.C., the NMA developed the plan with a number of other key organizations. These groups included the National Black Nurses Association, Aetna Insurance, AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals, United Black Fund, National Society of Allied Health, and the increasingly popular BlackDoctor.org.
The ultimate goal of the plan is to reach and educate as many African Americans as possible about such preventive healthcare measures as maintaining proper diets and nutritional habits; developing appropriate exercise regimes; and undergoing regular screenings to help mitigate health disparities. According to NMA President, Dr. Michael LeNoir, "The Affordable Care Act is not a perfect act. Just because over 7 million people sign up for insurance coverage does not automatically guarantee the elimination of the major healthcare disparities that currently exist in this nation, and especially those that exist in the African American community."
Specifically, the NMA and the other organizations at the Summit agreed to begin aggressively involving community based healthcare advocates, churches, businesses, school systems, and other organizations in regularly communicating information to the public on how to improve an individual's health. Stated the Summit's program director, Dr. Sharon D. Allison-Ottey, "Access and action go hand in hand. Access to healthcare services and the proactive action to maintain good health, when that access is available, are directly tied to the elimination of healthcare disparities in the African American community."
Added NMA President, Dr. LeNoir, "Cancer is common in the African American community, so we have to do more to continuously educate African Americans about all aspects of this disease, particularly breast and prostrate cancer. Screenings need to be provided wherever and whenever possible."
Continued Dr. LeNoir, "African American women with breast cancer, for example, are 40% more likely to die from breast cancer than white women. Prostrate cancer, on the other hand, is the most common cancer among American men of all ethnic groups. But the incidence of African American males suffering from prostrate cancer is 66% higher than white males and the mortality rate of African American males with the dreaded cancer is twice as high as white men."


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Alisha Filmore
Feb. 17, 2012
Radio: KAAM 770 AM Scott Garner (Play-by-Play)
Location: Dallas, Texas (Moody Coliseum)
TV: Fox Sports Net
Ron Thulin (Play-by-Play)
Christy Scott (Color Analyst)
Live stats available on SMUMustangs.com
SMU (12-13, 5-7 C-USA) takes on Rice (12-13, 6-6 C-USA) on Sunday at 12 p.m. The game will air live on the Fox Sports Network, and fans are being asked to wear white to "White Out" Moody Coliseum. The Mustangs next game is at league-leader UTEP (23-2, 12-0 C-USA) on Thursday night.
Rice: The Owls are one game ahead of the Mustangs in the C-USA standings at 6-6 in league play, with an identical 12-13 record overall. Sophomore Jessica Kuster is third in the league in scoring, averaging 16.4 points per game, and leads the league with 11.0 rebounds per game. D'Frantz Smart is second in Conference USA, averaging 3.9 assists per game.
Series History: The Mustangs are 34-32 all-time against the Owls, winning six of the last 10. Rice won the first meeting this season, taking a 56-54 victory in Houston on Jan. 8. Alisha Filmore had 12 points, and Akil Simpson scored seven with 12 rebounds in the loss. Rice won the first meeting between the two schools 57-54 in Houston in 1979.
The Mustangs take on the Miners, undefeated in Conference USA games at 12-0 and 23-2 overall, in El Paso, Texas on Thursday night. The Miners are two wins away from clinching the C-USA regular season title. Gloria Brown leads the team and is 14th in the league, scoring 11.5 points per game, and she is fifth in the conference with 8.9 rebounds. Kelli Willingham is second in C-USA, shooting 41.6-percent from 3-point range, averaging 8.3 points per game. UTEP is second in the conference, averaging 67.9 points per game.
Series History: The Mustangs are 22-9 all-time against the Miners, and have won two of the last three regular season matchups. SMU swept the season series last year before falling 75-57 to the Miners in the Conference USA Tournament in El Paso.
Alisha Filmore has scored at least 10 points in nine games and scored at least 20 three times, including a career-high 29 points against TAMU-Corpus Christi...Filmore has led SMU in points six times this season...The Mustangs held their opponents to 60 points or less in the first four games and 12 times this season, including eight of the last 11...Christine Elliott has grabbed at least nine rebounds in seven games, leading the Mustangs in rebounds 10 times this season...Akil Simpson has scored in double-figures in 14 games, including a career-high 25 points at Tulane...Simpson has posted seven double-doubles, including three of the last five games...SMU has had at least 10 steals in 11 games, with nine against TAMU-Corpus Christi.
Head Coach Rhonda Rompola passed Schellas Hyndman for most wins as a head coach at SMU with the 369th win of her career on Nov. 17 with a 47-38 victory over TCU. Hyndman had 368 wins as the men's soccer head coach. Rompola currently has 378 wins. She earned the 350th win of her career with a 69-61 win over UCF on Feb. 25, 2010.
Alisha Filmore leads Conference USA, shooting 42.0-perecnt from 3-point range, and Akil Simpson is first in the league, shooting 55.1-percent from the field. Filmore is one of two players in the league connecting on at least 40-percent of 3's. Simpson is also the league leader in confernce games, shooting 59.2-percent against C-USA opponents. Both players are averaging 11.0 points per game, tied for the team lead.
Head coach Rhonda Rompola and associate head coach Lisa Dark have been together on the sidelines since Rompola took over the reins of the program 20 seasons ago. Assistant coach Deneen Parker joined the duo 16 years ago. The SMU staff has the second longest active tenure of any staff at one school. Danny Hughes joined the staff prior to the 2009-10 season and is in his third year with the program.
After spending most of the last two seasons playing point guard, junior Alisha Filmore has spent this season scoring points, letting sophomore Krystal Johnson and first-year transfer Sabrina McKinney run the offense. Filmore is tied for the team lead with 11.0 points per game, and averages 12.2 points in C-USA games. She scored a career-high 29 points against TAMU-CC and has scored at least 20 three times this season. She has reached double-figures 13 times, including six of the last nine games. She leads the league, shooting 42.0-percent from 3-point range.
In the past five seasons, the Mustangs have had three 20-win seasons, won a Conference USA Tournament Championship, a C-USA Regular Season title, advanced to the NCAA Tournament and made two WNIT appearances.
SMU head coach Rhonda Rompola has led the Mustangs to the NCAA Tournament seven times and the WNIT four times. The Mustangs have captured two conference tournament championships and two regular season titles under her leadership. She has coached three All-Americans, two Conference Players of the Year, two Conference Defensive Players of the Year and 30 All-Conference selections. Rompola has also been named Coach of the Year six times during her 20-year tenure.
Christine Elliott scored her 1,000th point on Dec. 3 against Wichita State in her hometown of Wichita, Kan., becoming the 19th player in school history to reach the milestone. The senior, who led the team with 13 points in the game, accomplished the milestone with her third field goal three minutes into the game. She now has 1,122 career points, 17th all-time at SMU, and 852 rebounds, fifth at SMU, becoming the fifth player at SMU with at least 1,000 points and 800 rebounds in a career. This season, Elliott is averaging 8.1 points and 7.2 rebounds. She scored a season-high 15 points at Kansas and grabbed a season-high 13 rebounds against TCU.
The SMU women's basketball team will be featured in a pair of television broadcasts during the upcoming 2011-12 season. The first televised matchup for head coach Rhonda Rompola and the Mustangs will be at home against Southern Miss at 1 p.m. (CT) Feb. 12 on the CBS Sports Network. Tip-off was originally scheduled for 2 p.m. On Feb. 19, FSN will broadcast SMU's home matchup against Rice. The game time, originally slated for 2 p.m., will be moved up to a 12 p.m. CT start.
The Mustangs are 10-3 when shooting at least 40.0-percent. When shooting 45.0-percent or higher, SMU is 4-0. In games when the Mustangs shoot a higher percentage than opponents, SMU is 10-3. The Mustangs have shot at least 40-percent in seven of the last nine games, going 5-2.
Head coach Rhonda Rompola called the 2012-13 freshmen class one of best in the history of the SMU program. The class features three players from the DFW area and an All-Arkansas selection from Little Rock, Ark. Farrin Bell averages 20 points and five rebounds per game at Richardson High School. Nia Jackson scores 13 points with eight rebounds per contest at Argyle Liberty Christian High School in Keller, Texas. Gabrielle Wilkins leads Garland High School with 17 points and eight rebounds, and Lexus Williams puts up 12 points and 10 boards at North Little Rock High School.
The Mustangs are shooting 67.5-percent, second in the conference, sinking 316-of-468 attempts. Akil Simpson has made a team-high 68 foul shots, and Alisha Filmore is fourth in the league, shooting 78.7-percent from the line. SMU went to the line 43 times against UTSA, third most in school history, making 31 free throws.
Christine Elliott has 16 career double-doubles, third among active leaders in Conference USA. This season, the senior forward posted her first double-double of the season with 10 points and 13 rebounds against TCU, and scored 15 points with 10 rebounds at Kansas. Akil Simpson posted her seventh of the season and the eighth of her career with 14 points and 11 rebounds at Tulane.
Akil Simpson leads the team, averaging 11.0 points per game, and is third with 7.0 rebounds per game. She leads the conference, shooting 55.1-percent from the field, and has made a team-high 68 free throws. In conference games, she is averaging 13.1 points per game, eighth in the league, with 8.1 rebounds, seventh in C-USA. She has been named C-USA Player of the Week twice, and also has 42 steals and 40 assists.
The Mustangs are second in the conference in 3-point field goal percentage, shooting 30.3-percent for the season and 30.4-percent in conference games. Alisha Filmore leads the conference, shooting 42.0-percent, and Samantha Mahnesmith connects on 28.9-percent of attempts, 14th in the league.
SMU added a pair of Big XII transfers at the start of the spring semester in former Kansas guard Keena Mays and former Oklahoma State forward Brittney Hardy. Mays, a native of Arlington, Texas, transferred in the middle of her sophomore season at KU, and will be eligible at the end of the 2012 fall semester. She averaged 7.1 assists and was second on the team with 119 assists, playing in every game as a freshman last season. Hardy, a native of Frisco, Texas, played 20 minutes in four games with 15 rebounds at Oklahoma State, and has been declared eligible to play immediately.
Freshman transfer Brittney Hardy played 17 minutes at Tulane Sunday in her first game since transferring to SMU prior to the start of the spring semester. The 6-2 forward had nine points and seven rebounds in her debut, going 4-of-8 from the field and 1-of-2 at the free throw line. In three games with the Mustangs, she is averaging 7.5 points and a team-high 7.5 rebounds in 19.0 minutes per game. She reached double figures for the first against Southern Miss, scoring 10 points.
Samantha Mahnesmith has made 35 3-pointers this season, pushing her career-total to 122. With seven more 3's, she would pass Katie Gross for fifth all-time at SMU. Jillian Samuels holds the career record at SMU, making 249 shots from behind the arc from 2006-07 to 2009-10. Mahnesmith made 55 treys during the 2010-11 season, eighth most in a season at SMU.


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Adele has given birth to a healthy baby boy, Us Weekly has confirmed. This was the first child for the 24-year-old singer, who had just shared the news of her pregnancy in June. She is officially a mum.
"I'm delighted to announce that Simon and I are expecting our first child together," Adele wrote on her official website this summer. "I wanted you to hear the news direct from me, obviously we're over the moon and very excited but please respect our privacy at this precious time. Yours always, Adele xx."


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By Angela Huston
Special to The Gazette
David Lytle grew up in Litchfield Township, graduated from Buckeye High School in 1986, went to ITA and became an arborist, then moved to Atlanta, Georgia, where he was involved in a car accident in 1992 that left him a quadriplegic.
The accident so threatened his life that at times doctors did not expect him to live, but Lytle was a fighter. As soon as he was able, he returned to Ohio, attended Kent State University and graduated with a degree in psychology in 1998.
Shortly thereafter, he was hired at Sterling Jewelry and worked his way up to supervisor.
Lytle also served as the vice president of the Northeast Ohio Chapter of the National Spinal Cord Injury Association. He never stopped following his dreams. It was hard to think of him as having a "handicap.†He toured Europe, canoed, snow skied, played wheelchair rugby and even went skydiving.
In 2005, he entered and won a Today Show contest. The prize money, from the auction of the "Green Room Book,†which is autographed by many celebrities, went to the charity about which he wrote, the Lupus Foundation. Lytle had written about his caregiver, Kassie Biglow, who passed away from lupus one day before her 31st birthday.
He participated in Relay for Life each year and even finished for the first time on his own only two days before he passed away in June 2007, at the age of 39.
Being a quadriplegic changed Lytle's life in more ways than just physically. He devoted his life to helping others and never turned away a friend in need. He was a true inspiration to everyone he met. He even said if he had a choice he would not change what happened to him. He is remembered for saying, "If you can't stand up, stand out.â€
The idea of a foundation in Lytle's name was first discussed shortly after he died, and officially organized in September of that same year.
Those who initiated the foundation, classmates of Lytle's and their spouses, were Brian and Mary Hilberg, Kim Backlund, Alan Pratt, Bob and Dona Theis, Jeff and Karen Rice, Bill Phillips, Brian Jupina, Jackie Kirby-Wilkins, Shannon Marie, John and Jennifer Coyne and Kelly Goss. Since then numerous others have become involved.
The David Lytle Memorial Foundation is "a non-profit charitable organization dedicated to helping, enriching and inspiring those with spinal cord injuries to live life to the fullest.â€
It is governed by an executive committee, including President Alan Pratt, Vice President Jackie Kirby-Wilkins, Treasurer Brian Hilberg, Secretary Kim Backlund, and a board of the 15 original founders. Meetings are held on an as-needed basis at Marie's Café.
The organization held its first fundraiser in December 2007, a wine dinner at Marie's Café. The second annual Wine Tasting and Dinner will be held Dec. 10.
A celebration benefit was held at Buffalo Creek Retreat in June. Ongoing discussions outline additional fundraisers that could include a golf outing and a Quad Rugby tournament.
Funds raised will be used to provide support in acquiring technology such as wheelchairs, walkers, vehicles, computer track ball devices and touch screens for people with spinal cord injuries.
The foundation also provides grants or scholarships for activities such as educational and conference opportunities, camping, travel and adaptive sporting programs.
The foundation is always looking for volunteers to assist at events, and donations are always gratefully accepted.
Interested individuals can e-mail Pratt at apratt01@zoominternet.
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Insulin reaction (too little sugar in the blood, also called hypoglycemia) can occur if the external infusion pump delivers too much insulin, if you take too large an insulin bolus, skip meals, exercise or work harder than normal. Hypoglycemia can also happen if you combine insulin therapy and other medications that lower blood glucose, such as oral antidiabetic agents or other prescription and over-the-counter drugs. The symptoms, which usually come on suddenly, are hunger, dizziness, and sweating. Personality change or confusion may also occur. If you drink or eat something right away (a glass of milk or orange juice, or several sugar candies), you can often stop the progression of symptoms. If symptoms persist, call a physician; an insulin reaction can lead to unconsciousness. If a reaction results in loss of consciousness, emergency medical care should be obtained immediately. If you have had repeated reactions or if an insulin reaction has led to a loss of consciousness, contact your physician. Severe hypoglycemia can result in temporary or permanent impairment of brain function and death.
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Award Winner - Dear Chile
Award Winner United Kingdom GO ON UK Digital Skills Awards 2014.
'Dear Chile' is a photographic journey through towns and regions of Chile, capturing the beauty and diversity of my country from the mystical Atacama desert to the magnificent Patagonia region in Tierra del Fuego (Earth of fire).
The photographs mirror the footsteps of my past as I travelled once again through the cities and towns my family lived in during my childhood and teenage years.
The shape of Chile is quite unique. In its widest part in the Strait of Magellan, Chile is only 445 km wide but over 8.000 km long with most of its 17million inhabitants residing in the fertile valleys of the central zone.
Chile is a country of vast contrast and no other country in the world combines so many diverse landscapes and climate zones.
The selection of photographs in this book also have added significance as my son was accompanying me on his first visit to Chile. An 8000 km trip by foot, road, air and sea.
A journey of discovery, which was to take us right back to our family roots.
Jorge Lulić
Jorge Lulić was born in Santiago, Chile but has lived most of his life in the United Kingdom where he become a British National in 1979. Jorge studied at the University of Durham in England from where he graduated as a Bachelor of Education with a teaching degree in Art and Design and Visual Communication in 1979. Jorge has an extensive career as a teacher and as a freelance artist. In addition to his interest in photography, Jorge is a keen oil and watercolour artist and illustrator of children's books. To find out more visit www.jorgelulic.com
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HTC Smart officially launched in India by Airtel, costs only $222
Earlier this month, we reported about HTC's plans to launch the HTC Smart in India with a $1 million marketing budget.
Well, today HTC and Bharti Airtel have officially announced the HTC Smart, which reportedly "marks HTC's strategic focus on India."
Based on Qualcomm's Brew Mobile platform, the HTC Smart is a really affordable handset that features a 2.8 inch QVGA display, Sense UI, HTC Friendstream (integrating Facebook, Twitter and Flickr), HTML browser, push email, 3.5mm headset jack, FM radio, 3.2MP camera, MicroSD card support, and 3G (although Airtel doesn't have a 3G network yet).
The HTC Smart should be available via Airtel in 30 major cities across India, as well as at authorized HTC dealers. The phone's price, as we already said, is a low one: only 9,990 INR (which currently means about $222).
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Today April 10, 2014 IGN announced the newest "Magic: The Gathering" video game: "Duels of the Planeswalkers 2015." The title is slated to hit Xbox One, Xbox 360, PC, iPad, Android, and for the first time Kindle this summer, coinciding with the "Magic 2015" core set. In this latest installment you'll be able to "hunt bigger game" with Garruk, who's rumored to have a new card in "M15."
Noticeably absent from the announcement were the platforms PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, and the Nintendo Wii U. It's possible that game will hit other consoles at a later date.
Several upgrades to this year's edition of the game include "a more robust deck builder," "customized decks," and "premium booster packs."
Through the years the game has become continuously refined, and previous installments have had modes such as "Archenemy," "Planechase," and "sealed deck" that make them significantly different from each other in more ways than just cards. We're looking forward to see what this year has to offer.
Wizards of the Coast will be showing demos of "Duels of the Planeswalkers 2015" this weekend at PAX East in Boston, Mass. and if you can't make it don't worry: We'll be there to check it out for you.
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Director of IMR,
Tohoku University
Prof. Koki TAKANASHI
The Institute for Materials Research (IMR), referred to as "Kinken" and established in 1916 as the 2nd Division of the Provisional Institute of Physical and Chemical Research, is approaching its centenary. The Kinken was the first of six institutes to be established at Tohoku University and is the oldest of all public university-established research institutes in Japan. The founding principle of the institute was "to contribute to the well being of the human race and the development of civilization through the creation of new materials that are truly useful to society by studying both the application and basic research of a wide range of substances and materials such as metals, semiconductors, ceramics, compounds, organic materials, and composite materials." Our aim has been to "search for scientific principles related to material-based sciences and their applications" to realize the founding principles.
During the early years, the primary research focus was steel. Thereafter, the research domains gradually broadened to various types of alloys and metals.
In 1987, the institute was reorganized into a national collaborative research institute affiliated with Tohoku University. Its name was also changed to the present one, the Institute for Materials Research. This shows clearly that it started to expand its research fields not only metals but also a wide range of other materials. Certified as a joint usage / research center for material science in 2009, the institute is thus now striving to establish a new framework and to promote the research and development of new materials.
In the 20th century, along with the development of material science, new materials that served as key elements in material civilization were studied and developed in quick succession, bringing hitherto unforeseen convenience to human life. Our institute also made great contributions in materials science fields. In the early years, the institute became globally known for KS steel, which was the first artificial permanent magnet and was invented under the leadership of Dr. Kotaro Honda, the first Director of the institute. In addition to major contributions to the Japanese steel industry with the development of techniques for producing high-quality steel, a considerable success was also achieved in the development of many types of practically useable materials such as special steels and materials for precision instruments. Moreover, significant effort was applied to basic research, which resulted in development of technologies associated with high magnetic fields and low temperatures. Pioneering research was conducted in magnetism, superconductivity, optical properties, and microstructure analyses for materials. Additionally, liquid helium, which was produced only in this institute at that time, also started to be provided for joint use throughout Japan. All of these have greatly contributed to Japan's academia.
The institute's vital strengths include the merging of basic and applied sciences, and science with engineering. We continue to uphold the "Kinken Spirit" of practical and innovative science since the days of Dr. Kotaro Honda. These days, our institute has opened up new genres in terms of new materials, material analysis and analysis technology, and working process techniques, developing high performance, high quality, and multifunctional materials such as amorphous alloys with peculiar structures, bulk metallic glasses based on the amorphous alloys, Nano-crystalline, quasi-crystals, multi-component intermetallic compounds, quasi-crystals, oxides, ceramics, structure controlled metallic materials at a multi-scale (nano-to-micro) level, semiconductor materials, crystals for solar cells, fuel cell materials, hydrogen absorbing materials, nuclear materials, biomaterials, spintronic materials, strongly correlated materials, optical device materials, and organic materials. Such continued developments could also be said to be proof of the "Kinken Spirit."
Unlike the 20th century, in the 21st century, we presently face global-scale environmental problems such as global warming and the depletion of resources and energy. As a result, there is an increasing need to preserve the environment and work towards achieving sustainable societies. Our institute serves these themes by striving to "contribute to the well being of the human race and the development of civilization through the creation of new materials that are truly useful to society." While putting effort into innovative material-based sciences that can bring about paradigm shifts, we continue to develop our human resources.
The institute is approaching its centenary in the constantly changing environment of globalization and the incorporation of Japanese public universities. This is a major turning point, and we intend to seize the opportunity for another century of development by upholding the "Kinken Spirit."


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Call it a sign of desperation. In an effort to prop up Wendy Davis, the Texas Democrat known as "abortion Barbie," Planned Parenthood falsely blamed Republican Gregg Abbott for rape in a new web ad, Breitbart.com reported Thursday.
One ad, for example, simply proclaims: "Rape. Corporate Greed. Why we need to stop Greg Abbott." The implication is clear -- Gregg Abbott is responsible for rape, a claim that is both outrageous and laughable.
The ad links to a website that claims to be sponsored by Planned Parenthood Texas Votes PAC. According to the Houston Chronicle, the PAC intends to spend three million dollars this election cycle in an effort to elect Davis and propel Leticia Van de Putte to the lieutenant governor's position.
Last week, Breitbart said, the Davis campaign let loose with a controversial ad using similar language, attacking Abbott for not siding with a woman who was raped by a vacuum salesman while serving as a judge in the early 1990s. In that case, Abbott sided with the company, saying it had no control over "who was to perform that work," since the salesman was hired by an independent distributor and not Kirby, the company that was sued. Abbott was in the minority on that case.
Abbott's campaign shot back, calling the ad "despicable" and "desperate." The ad has also received mixed reviews from Davis supporters.
"This ad is a continuation of the type of rhetoric we've seen from a candidate who is paper-thin on substance and running a failing campaign devoid of any real vision for the future of Texas," Abbott spokeswoman Amelia Chasse told Breitbart Texas. "Texans deserve better than the gutter politics they are getting from Sen. Davis."
The Planned Parenthood ad has also sparked outrage. A post at RedState called it "desperate, disgusting, baseless, and absurd."
"Of course, this is what you do when you have no issue to run on," Brandon Howell wrote. "Wendy Davis's celebrity was always the creation and property of the most progressive elements of the Democratic base. She rose on the basis of defending late-term abortions, filibustering a bill that was eventually signed into law anyways."
On its website, Planned Parenthood claims Abbott "blocked rape victims from suing those who negligently hire their rapists." It also says that as a judge, Abbott "refused to allow rape victims to sue." Breitbart's Sarah Rumpf, however, said neither claim is factually or legally true. Moreover, she said "Planned Parenthood is itself under fire after recent investigations revealed a widespread failure to report victims of sex trafficking and rape who were brought into their clinics by their abusers for abortions."
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May 31, 2011
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June 10, 2011
Fisher community honors 2011 Pace Setters
Pace Setters represent the top two percent of Fisher's undergraduate and graduate students, and are selected not only on the basis of their academic performance, but also their ability to demonstrate leadership. Students are nominated, selected and voted upon by faculty and staff.
This year's Pace Setter executive award winner is William Arthur, the former chairman of the law firm of Porter, Wright, Morris & Arthur and its Business Law Department. He is now counsel to the firm. Currently, he is chairman of Broad Street Financial Co., a private investment company engaged in oil, gas and real estate.
Fisher MBAs Q&A:
Title: Program Specialist, Executive Education
Hobbies: "I am passionate about a local non-profit Multiple Myeloma Opportunities for Research and Education (MMORE.org). Funds raised by MMORE go to blood cancer research at The James Cancer Hospital. We have an upcoming MoveMMORE run/walk at Fred Beekman Park on Sunday, June 19, 2011. Our events have raised $131,000 over three years."
Fisher Lure: "I was very excited to join Fisher earlier this year; it is an amazing opportunity to work with great people, engage in the business community and take part in the Fisher excellence."
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Oct. 24, 1999
Last Week: Tulane dropped its third consecutive road game, losing to East Carolina, 52-7, while Memphis was idle.
Coaches: Chris Scelfo (NLU, 1981) is 4-4 in his first full season at Tulane. He led the Green Wave to a 41-27 Liberty Bowl win over BYU last year in his TU debut. Memphis' Rip Scherer (William & Mary, '74) is 15-36 in his fifth season as the Tigers' head coach.
Series: Tulane and Memphis meet for the 22nd time with the series deadlocked at 10-10-1. The Wave has won two straight in the series, including last season's 41-31 win in Memphis, but the home team has dominated the series. The road teams have combined for just five wins in 21 previous meetings.
TV: None
Radio: The Tulane Radio Network provides radio coverage to 20-plus stations. Ken Berthelot (play-by-play), Steve Barrios (color) provide gameday analysis.
Opening Kicks: Tulane returns home to host Memphis in a key Conference USA match-up at the Louisiana Superdome. The Wave is also looking to get back to the .500 mark for the fourth time in '99.
Success vs. Conference USA: Tulane is 13-7 since Conference USA play began in 1996. However, the Green Wave has posted a 12-3 mark in league action since 1997, with two losses coming at Southern Miss and one at East Carolina. Tulane has won seven-straight C-USA home games, the last home loss coming vs. Houston (17-20) in 1996.
Tulane Hot at Home: With a convincing win over Louisiana-Lafayette on Oct. 16, the Wave has stretched its home winning streak to nine games. Dating back to the 1997 campaign, Tulane is 13-2 (.867) in its last 15 games in the Superdome. The nine-game streak is the longest for the program since a 10-game streak that ended in 1974.
National Leaders: The pass-and-catch tandem of QB Patrick Ramsey and WR JaJuan Dawson continues to be one of the most productive in the nation. Dawson, who set a new Tulane single-season record with his 78th receptions against East Carolina, ranks second in receptions per game (11.14), third in receiving yards per game with 126.4, and ninth in all-purpose yardage with a 170.4 per game average. Ramsey currently ranks seventh in the nation in total offense at 315.60 yards per game. He also ranks 32th nationally with a 130.90 efficiency rating. Fellow WR Adrian Burnette also ranks in the top 20 in receptions per game (19th/6.43) and receiving yards per game (20th/94.6).
Roussel Enters Record Book: Sophomore P Casey Roussel put his foot into the Tulane record book last Saturday at East Carolina. The Paulina, La., native unleashed an 83-yard punt, which was the second-longest punt in school history. For the game, Roussel registered a 48.8-yard punting average on 11 punts and placed four punts inside the 20-yard line. Saturday's effort helped Roussel climb even higher in the national rankings. He is now eighth nationally with a 44.0-yard net punting average. Incidentally, Roussel has three punts of more than 70 yards this season.
Ramsey Rewrites Record Book: Sophomore QB Patrick Ramsey continues to rewrite the Tulane record book. In th win over ULL, Ramsey equaled the school record for passing touchdowns with five and broke his own school record with 37 completions. In three home games, Ramsey has completed 103-of-150 passes (.687) for 1247 yards, 12 touchdowns and three interceptions. His exploits have already placed him on nine Tulane single-season or career passing lists. Ramsey is the first player in the 106-year history of Tulane football to pass for more than 400 yards in a single game. He broke the previous record of 388 set by Terrence Jones against TCU in 1986. He is also the first player to throw for more than 300 yards in five consecutive games.
Back Up The Charts: A slight abdominal injury forced RB Toney Converse to miss the first two games of his career after 27 consecutive appearances. The junior continued his move up the rushing charts in the Green Wave record book. With a season-high 22 carries vs. ECU, Converse moved into ninth place on Tulane's all-time rushing attempts list with 367. Converse stands eighth on the Wave's career rushing chart with 1942 yards, just 20 yards shy of Jerald Sowell in seventh place. His next touchdown will move him into sole possession of 10th place on the all-time rushing TDs list at 13. He also ranks fourth in yards per game (69.36) and third in yards per carry (5.292).
Black Pants Make 1999 Debut: Tulane wore black pants for the first time this season in the East Carolina game. Last year, the Green Wave was a perfect 4-0 when wearing the black pants, including a 41-27 win in the Liberty Bowl.
Dawson Breaks Tulane TD Mark: WR JaJuan Dawson, a member of the Biletnikoff Award preseason watch list, set a new school record with his 26th career TD catch at Ole Miss. He surpassed the old record of 25 set by Marc Zeno from 1984-87. He now has 29 for his career. Dawson, the fifth Tulane player in history to surpass 2,000 career receiving yards, is now ranked in the top five on Tulane's career lists for pass receptions (2nd, 216) and receiving yardage (2nd, 2,882). He needs 20 receptions and 843 yards to become Tulane's career leader in those categories.
Picking Up the Defense: Tulane equaled a season-high with three interceptions vs. East Carolina. Ky Joseph, Tim Carter and Jeff Sanchez each collected interceptions to boost the team total to 11. Joseph leads the team with three picks this season.
Dawson Grabs 16 vs. Mustangs: WR JaJuan Dawson set a school, Conference USA and Louisiana Superdome record with his 16 receptions against SMU. Dawson's effort, which included a 60-yard reception on the Green Wave's first play from scrimmage, broke the TU record of 15 set by Wil Ursin against East Carolina in 1991. He has collected at least 10 receptions in five of seven games this year, and grabbed at least 15 twice.
Joseph Productive in Relief Role: Freshman QB Derrick Joseph posted his most productive day of the season against East Carolina, as he accounted for 79 yards of total offense. Joseph connected on 3-of-5 passes for 43 yards and rushed three times for 36 yards. Included in that effort were career long plays of 32 yards passing and 27 yards rushing.
More Dawson: o Dawson reached a significant milestone with his 218-yard performance vs. SMU. He is just the third receiver in school history to register three 150-yard receiving games in his career. He joins P.J. Franklin and Marc Zeno as the only players to accomplish the feat. o With his 13-yard TD catch against Southern Miss. Dawson has now scored a touchdown against every C-USA opponent, except for UAB, whom he faces for the first time in Tulane's regular-season finale on Nov. 20.
Seeking Another Winning Season: After consecutive seasons of 7-4 and 12-0, Tulane is seeking its third-straight winning campaign. The Wave hasn't had three-straight winning seasons since 1979-81.
Tickles Shows Promise: Since moving into the starting lineup against Syracuse, freshman DT Marlon Tickles has performed admirably. In the last four games, Tickles has posted 15 tackles, a sack, and his first career interception (at Ole Miss).
Lighting Up the Scoreboard: The Green Wave has tallied 40 or more points in 13 of its last 20 games. Furthermore, Tulane is averaging 37.2 points over its last 30 contests.
Marler Gives Wave a Kick: Twice this season, true freshman PK Seth Marler has connected on four field goal attempts in a single game, leaving him one made field goal shy of the school record. After missing his first career attempt at Southern Miss, Marler, who also handles kickoffs for the Green Wave, has been good on 11 of his last 13 field goal attempts, including a career-long 48-yarder against Ole Miss. He currently ranks 10th nationally with 1.71 field goals per game.
Phillips Named to Butkus List: Junior LB Jerry Phillips, Tulane's 1998 leading tackler, is on the Butkus Award preseason watch list. He is one of 65 players named to the list, which is presented by the Downtown Athletic Club of Orlando and goes annually to the nation's top linebacker. Phillips, a New Orleans native, has 62 tackles in six games. He missed the SMU contest with a pulled hamstring, but returned to the lineup against Syracuse and has tallied 41 stops in his last four games.
Newcomers Make Impact: Freshmen have made quite an impact on the Wave this season. Since the season opener at Southern Miss featured eight first-time starters, plenty of new faces have debuted. Offensively, three players earned their first career starts - QB Patrick Ramsey, TE Mike Truax and OT Charles Caldwell. On defense, LB Delando Davis, CB Ky Joseph, DE Glenn Lemoine, DE Kenan Blackmon and DT Roxie Shelvin all started for the first time. In addition, eight true freshman also played against the Golden Eagles, highlighted by WR Kerwin Jones, who made his first career catch on a 10-yard touchdown reception for the Green Wave's first points of 1999. Other true freshman to play included PK Seth Marler, who attempted all placements, FS Quentin Brown, RB Jeff Sanchez, DT Marlon Tickles, DE Floyd Dorsey, WR James Dunn and DB Terry Fontenot.
Tulane Home Replays on WB38: Throughout the 1999 season, Tulane's home football games will be rebroadcast in a one-hour package each Sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. on WB38 in New Orleans.
Tulane Games on the Internet: The radio call from all of Tulane's games can be heard live on the internet at www.broadcast.com. Fans without internet access can tune in via telephone by calling Teamline at (800) 846-4700 and using the Tulane code (0647). A credit card number is required.


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Available in optic yellow, and 2 tone optic yellow/white.
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I bought a ton of these over ten years ago for my ball machine and practice. Then I fell out of tennis. Now I'm back and these balls are still the same! Great bounce. These balls are magic. If you need to save money, a can of these will last you until you beat the covers off. I cut one open and they have some sort of crystal like foam inside. Might want to keep away from dogs.


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Sprint seems to be staying true to their word and have been issuing updates to their Android devices. Although I'm not sure how much their word is worth after installing Carrier IQ on millions of devices.
Earlier this week Sprint pushed their "security update" to the HTC Evo 3D removing the highly controversial software Carrier IQ. The HTC Evo 4G and HTC Evo Design 4G are the next phones scheduled to receive their over-the-air updates. The offiicial changelogs are below. As you can see they don't explicitly state that they are removing Carrier IQ. However, after reading Sprint's press release I'm sure "security update" is corporate speak for: "We apologize for secretly installing spyware on your phone."
It would also appear that Samsung's Epic 4G will also be receiving a similar update in the coming days. Not sure why they can't all be pushed at the same time, but hey, Sprint's network is fragile.
HTC EVO 4G Software Update – 4.67.651.3
- Security Update
- Updated Peep client ( to align with Twitter)
- Battery life improvements
HTC EVO Design 4G Software Update – 2.12.651.5
- Security Update
- Updated Peep client (to align with Twitter)
- Updated Sprint Zone client
- Battery life improvements
- 3LM Enterprise Tool Access (no user interface changes)
Samsung Epic™ 4G Software Update – EL30
- Security update
- Speaker feedback fix
- The QIK and Asphalt 5 applications are no longer preloaded. When opening
the applications using the application icon, you will be redirected to the
Android market to download and install the full application.
* After the QIK install, you will need to login using your original
account information or create a new account. All contacts should remain intact
* After the Asphalt 5 install, previous game play data (eg. levels) will not be retained.
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- Updates may be released in stages. When checking for the update, you may receive a message that no update is available,
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At 5:45 a.m., McDonald's workers, protesters, and living wage advocates gathered in front of the McDonald's (599 West 104th Ave.) near 104th avenue and I-25 in Northglenn. The protest demanded $15 an hour and the right to form a union without fear of retaliation. At 6:15 a.m., police cars drove by with their lights on but did not stop to break up the protest. "I'm here to support these workers," explained one protester, "They deserve to get paid enough to pay their bills without having two or three other jobs."
At 6:30 a.m., the group of around 100 or more protesters marched inside of the McDonald's chanting, "No more burgers. No more fries. Make our wages super-sized." The protesters filled the McDonald's to capacity, temporarily shutting down the restaurant while chanting and cheering for higher wages alongside protesters and McDonald's employees. The protest was supported by the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), Jobs With Justice, and the Colorado Progressive Coalition.
The rally in Northglenn was part of a nationwide strike deemed as a pre-Labor Day call for a living wage. The campaign for a living wage at fast-food restaurants "kicked off last November at fast-food restaurants in New York City."


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Translation of golf bag in Spanish:
- bolsa (feminine) de golfExample sentences
- The Personal Ranger, which is being used on 40 courses, is simply a clock that attaches to the steering wheel on a golf cart or on a golf bag and constantly shows where the golfer should be on the course.
- Caddie, the person who carries the golf bag for the player, is another mispronounced French word, and has two stories behind it.
- Viewing my one-hour-old swing in action next to someone who started carrying a golf bag in primary three was disconcerting to say the least.
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TEMSA ( 12V544000 )Publish Date: Sat, 01 Dec 2012 06:00:01 EST
Vehicle Make / Model: Model Year(s): TEMSA / TS35 2007-2010 Manufacturer: Temsa Global Sanayi Ve Ticaret A.S. Report Receipt Date: NOV 23, 2012 NHTSA CAMPAIGN ID Number: 12V544000 N/A NHTSA Action Number: N/A Component: VISIBILITY:GLASS, SIDE/REAR Potential Number of Units Affected: 71 Summary: Temsa Global is recalling certain model year 2007-2010 TS35 buses for failing to comply with the requirements of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 217, "Bus Emergency Exits and Window Retention and Release." The buses may have one too few emergency exits on each side of the bus for the number of seats that the bus is equipped with. Consequence: Passengers may be delayed in exiting the vehicle during an emergency which can increase the risk of personal injury. Remedy: Temsa will notify owners, and will install a third emergency exit window free of charge. The manufacturer has not yet provided a notification schedule. Owners may contact Temsa at 1-404-602-0151.


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The media turnout was huge on Wednesday afternoon as television stations and sportswriters came from all over Central and Western Pennsylvania to attend the press conference officially announcing the signing of undefeated cruiserweight Andres "TaylorMade" Taylor to an exclusive promotional contract with Chet Koerner's TKO BOXING Promotions.
Taylor's first bout under the TKO BOXING Promotions' banner is this Saturday night as he faces Leo Bercier at the STEEL VALLEY RUMBLE at the Campbell Memorial Fieldhouse in Struthers, Ohio, just outside of Youngstown.
Said Taylor, "I'm very excited to be working with Chet and the TKO BOXING team. I've fought on TKO shows a few times already and Chet and I share the same vision for my career and working towards a world championship."
Since turning professional just over a year ago, Taylor has impressively compiled an undefeated record of 8-0-1 with four knockouts, most recently stopping Philadelphia's Simon Carr in destructive fashion on May 2nd in front of his legion of hometown fans at the War Memorial Arena in Johnstown, Pennsylvania.
Said Koerner, "Andres truly exemplifies our TKO BOXING motto of "HOMETOWN HEROES TO WORLD CHAMPIONS". I've gotten a chance to know him over the last year and it's evident why he's so popular in Pennsylvania. The fans love his action packed style of fighting, but he's also a very humble, dedicated family man who is very focused and disciplined in his quest to become a world champion."
Since forming in early 2008, Las Vegas based TKO BOXING Promotions has built a terrific young stable of world class prospects and contenders which includes Peter Manfredo Jr., Elvin Ayala, Matt Remillard, Carney Bowman, Anthony Thompson, Bastie Samir, Mickey Bey Jr., Rafael Valenzuela, Francisco Contreras and Eastern European standouts Dmitry and Fedro Chudinov
"We're proud to add Andres to our growing international stable of fighters who we believe can become world champions. We're looking forward to letting the rest of the boxing fans across the country know about "TaylorMade."
Formed in early 2008, Chet Koerner's Las Vegas based TKO BOXING Promotions, originator of the "HOMETOWN HEROES TO WORLD CHAMPIONS" national boxing series, stable includes; heavyweight Lenroy Thomas, cruiserweight Andres Taylor, super middleweight Joey Gilbert and Fedor Chudinov, middleweights Peter Manfredo Jr., Elvin Ayala, Albert Onolunose, James Countryman and Dmitry Chudinov, junior middleweights Bastie Samir and Anthony Thompson, welterweights Juan Buendia and Raul Tovar, junior welterweights Francisco Contreras and Hastings Bwayla, lightweights Rolando Reyes and Terence Crawford, featherweights Matt Remillard, Carney Bowman, Delvin Plascencia, Rafael Lora and Maxwell Awaku, super bantamweights Rafael Valenzuela and Carlos Reyes.
Further information on TKO Boxing Promotions can be viewed at their newly remodeled website,www.tkoboxingpromotions.com
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SAN FRANCISO, Calif. – After directing the Colorado School of Mines men's cross country team to its highest ever finish at the NCAA National Championships, interim head coach Chris Siemers was recognized as the 2012 CaptainU Division II Men's Cross Country College Coach of the Year.
Siemers guided the team to a new program mark with a runner-up showing at last November's championship race at the Missouri Southern State Cross Country Course in Joplin.
With five runners in the top-36 and earning USTFCCCA All-American stature, the Orediggers continued their noteworthy run of high showings at the national championships, finishing in the top-five for the fourth straight year and in the top-10 for an eighth consecutive season.
Mines surpassed its previous best team score of 134 set last year with 102 points, comfortably taking second by 46 points over third-place Alaska Anchorage.
The Orediggers finished no lower than third at any meet in the fall under Siemers, capturing top honors at the Woody Greeno/Nebraska Invitational as well as a pair of second-place results at the Oklahoma State Cowboy Jamboree and RMAC Championships.
"The CaptainU College Coach of the Year awards recognize the top college coaches across the country for their exceptional leadership and accomplishments. It's inspiring to see the results they achieve – not just in the numbers they put up on the scoreboard, but in their devotion to helping students develop as athletes and human beings." said Avi Stopper, CEO of CaptainU.
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Suggestion box friday is your chance to be the blog author. It's when I, the money making guru of glorious gold stacking glory descends from my frozen, saronite plated throne for a short time in order to provide you, the loveable rank amateur, a chance to try your luck at making heads or tails out of the living beast we call the auction house.
In short: You can basically write about anything you want, and I sort of take the day off to go get smashed on kungaloosh.
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Regarding Two Manning Flame Leviathan for Gold
Thomas said...
Doomwalker can also be two manned (even soloed according to wowhead comments) and drops even more gold as well as level 70 BoE epics (which, granted, doesn't sell for all that much anymore)
Regarding Winter Veil Coming Soon
Deborah said...
Agreed. The holiday market is, at times, amazing. I sold much more ice cold milk and simple flour than I thought I would in the past 2 days. But the reason why is so obvious that it is easy to miss: no vendors in dalaran sell these items. Or they sell just one, I can't remember which now. Being a mage, I can port willynilly to get what I want (hint: exodar) and be back again quickly. Except when the bug for the bread of dead existed and it all went poof* when you ported.
In any case, don't underestimate the power of small items. And since these are such cheap investments, you can undercut way down to the quick. Also - if you end up with excess supply, keep it until the next holiday. Odds are that there is some item that will use them.
Suggestion box friday is your chance to be the blog author. It's when I, the money making guru of glorious gold stacking glory descends from my frozen, saronite plated throne for a short time in order to provide you, the loveable rank amateur, a chance to try your luck at making heads or tails out of the living beast we call the auction house.
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Kring said... November 6, 2009 at 9:38 AM
In Dalaran there isn't really an AH for most people. And wherever an AH is, there you can also buy milk.
Jels said... November 6, 2009 at 10:02 AM
markco, i always knew you were a lush but that doesn't explain your tolerance to the roofies i gave you... e.e
oh but the topic at hand, it never hurts if you find yourself bored to farm up items that are needed for holidays, some of which are ridiculously easy with very high drop rates...
but i can see how you can make gobs of gold reselling simple flour and ice cold milks on the ah during the holiday
most people are lazy and arent going to run around to buy an item they havent used in a while
people going for achievements as quickly as possible are probably more willing to shell out 1g for an ice cold milk than to go to a vendor
Anonymous said... November 6, 2009 at 6:57 PM
@ Jels
Alot of people don't even know where to get the items sometimes...
Anonymous said... November 7, 2009 at 10:01 PM
I'm a fairly new AH player (and recently returned from a break since tbc), but I've entered it with time and gold to spend, research (thank you), many maxed tradeskills, so it has not been fruitless so far. However, I have a few suggestions, or at least things I have been dealing with.
First of all, gold farmers are no longer just mages blasting away somewhere or gatherers poofing into existance right next to a herb: they are in the auction house. I don't know how it is on your server, I have not read about it here or on other similar gold blogs, but on my server there are 'gold sellers' active in the auction house, looks like two shifts, around 9am to 2am you will get undercut within 2 mins on whatever they are selling. So even on 4.5g vendorvalue blue gems (with high deposits). They will relist and relist automatically, probably with QA2 or w/e. I'm finding it really hard to deal with this, I can't compete because I don't have 20 hours/day to spend, so I can either list real cheap (which they will undercut but at least I cut into their profit and maybe make them lose their stock, even though that is unlikely with certain items like blue gems or scrolls or anything you can produce). Or I can find things they aren't selling, but this isn't very practical nor safe. Or I can abandon the auction house and try trade instead. Anyway, why aren't I hearing more about this problem? Isn't this a universal thing?
Secondly, unfortunately I did not receive warning from your blog about the infinite dust change. Suddenly I noticed my jc/bs chanting mats crafts producing more dust and I had to adapt quickly. Luckily I did not have a lot of dust in my banks but it did have a big impact on my little 'industry' overall, prices on dust took a very big dip. This could have had a bad impact on people that were saving chanting mats for 3.3 as suggested. Any retrospective views on this?
If I seem critical please don't take offense, I very much enjoy reading your blog.
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LAVERNE, Okla. - Kenneth M. Cornell, 80, died Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2007.
Services will be at 2 p.m. today in United Methodist Church with the Rev. Jack Cornell officiating. Burial will be in Laverne Memorial Cemetery by Myatt-Seeger Funeral Home.
Mr. Cornell was born July 11, 1926, in Laverne to Emmett and Elizabeth Morris Cornell. He married Darlene German on Nov. 26, 1954, in Clayton, N.M.
Survivors include his wife; a daughter, Pamela Kay Hamilton of Laverne; three grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to Laverne EMT or Laverne Cemetery Association, in care of the funeral home, P.O. Box 909, Laverne, OK 73848.
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It was just a couple of months ago that a big unknown for investors was the winding down of the Federal Reserve's second round of quantitative easing at the end of the this month.
Without the Fed pumping billions of freshly minted dollars into the financial markets every month, would Treasury prices collapse and yields soar? Would credit spreads widen, stock prices fall and commodities plunge?
Now, with the end of QE2 nigh, some investors seem to have decided the answer is, quite dully: no, nothing will happen.
According to the findings of Barclays Capital's latest quarterly global macro survey, which received responses from 862 investors in early June, U.S. monetary policy is "seen as no big deal."
Among the equities crowd, 79% saw no impact from the end of QE2 until the Fed starts shrinking its balance sheet or raising rates. In the FX market, 38% saw no impact from QE2′s end, thinking that it has already been priced into the market. And among credit investors, more than 70% of the responses suggested that the Fed's closing of the money spigot would have a limited impact, Barclays says.
It also seems that investors are in "what me worry?" mode when it comes to U.S. fiscal policy. Among rates investors, 65% see no disruption of any kind resulting from the debt ceiling negotiations.
On the one hand, the Fed would certainly be pleased if there were no unpleasant surprises from the end of QE2. But if investors are for the most part positioned for it to be a non-event, it's good to remember the adage about the markets tending to move in ways that will hurt the most people.


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Across the Kansas City metro area, college-bound juniors are preparing for one of the most popular ACT testing dates: the June examination. This brief overview of the ACT will help students (and their parents!), especially first time testers, to understand the basic components of the exam and the time allotted for each subject area.
The ACT is made up of four multiple-choice testing sections: English, Mathematics, Reading, and Science. The composite score and each subject score range from 1 to 36. The composite is simply the average of the four subject test scores, rounded to the nearest whole number.
The first section of the ACT is English. Test takers have 45 minutes to answer 75 questions, 40 of which cover mechanics and usage (grammar, punctuation, sentence structure), as well as 35 questions based on rhetoric skills (strategy, organization, style).
Next, students test their Mathematics prowess, answering 60 questions in 60 minutes. Basic algebraic functions are tested in 24 of the questions, intermediate algebra and coordinate geometry are represented in 18 questions, and 18 additional questions assess understanding of plane geometry and trigonometry. Although all problems on the ACT are solvable without one, the use of an approved calculator is permitted.
Following a short break, the Reading section begins and students' comprehension is tested with 40 questions to be answered within 35 minutes. Half of the questions revolve around social studies and the natural sciences, while the other half focus on topics in the arts and humanities.
Finally, the last section of the ACT is Science; 35 minutes to answer 40 questions measuring skills such as interpretation of data, analysis, evaluation, and problem solving.
There is an optional Writing section of the ACT, giving students 30 minutes to answer a single essay prompt. Students are advised to take the ACT Plus Writing at least once during their standardized testing schedule.
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Watching the scenes from Ferguson Missouri is about so much more than police brutality vs. the right to demonstrate in a public forum.
It is about unresolved issues in our country that are as old as the first slave ship that came ashore so many years ago.
We cannot just look at the shooting of a young man and spend our time deciding who was right and who was wrong and close the book on another sad day in America.
Are we asking the right questions?
What are the seething emotions that lead to looting? What are the underlying assumptions of those we want to put our trust in to keep the peace?
At times like this there is a question about how much we have advanced from the Civil War era.
There is such a thing as positive entitlement and negative entitlement. How do we factor the deeper psychological issues at play, how do we factor the high energy of stress in the midst of fear that leads each of us to react without the ability to think through the consequences of a situation.
And at the heart of the issue is the power we give to guns.
They themselves do not cause the damage. They have no power until they are in the hands of someone who decides to pull the trigger or not.
How are we ever to move to a more creative, more cooperative society if we stay in the old model of power that says I am stronger than you, I have the gun and can pull the trigger?
Those with guns see this as positive entitlement to lord over others.
Those without the guns use negative entitlement to loot and take. The mindset here is one of disenfranchisement and the desire is to get something, somehow, any way possible.
In my book "UNIQUE: How Story Sparks Diversity, Inclusion, and Engagement" there is a way for each individual to do their "SANKOFA MAP."
SANKOFA is a word from Ghana that means "heal the past to free the present." Once we can look at the levels of negative or positive entitlement from a long tail view we can begin the dialogue that goes back, way back, generations back, to understand and transform the conflict of race relations in this country from a new perspective.
It takes a powerful and committed leader to help us go to the source of the hurt and anger rather than just look at what is happening in the heartland of our country from a narrow perspective.


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LA HABRA – A for-sale sign was posted on the front lawn of the house where octuplets' mom Nadya Suleman has lived for more than two years.
The 2,583-square-foot house with four bedrooms and three bathrooms on Madonna Lane is listed at $525,000.
"Don't miss the opportunity to own this previously owned celebrity home!" states the listing at www.realtor.com. "Won't last!"
The octuplets were born in January 2009. Suleman previously had six children. All 14 were conceived through the in-vitro process.
The listing agent, Rebecca Mercado, couldn't be reached for comment.
Suleman owes a $450,000 balloon payment to Amer Haddadin, who is the note holder on the home and has threatened several times over the past several months to kick her out if she doesn't come up with the money.
Haddadin said Monday that he has been trying to convince Suleman to sell the house all summer and had had no idea that a sign had been erected in the front yard.
Suleman has not made a payment on the house since May, he said.
"She owes me close to about $13,000, and the bank has been calling me many, many times," he said. "She's giving me bad credit. I'm very glad if she can sell it."
Foreclosure papers are set to arrive from the bank "any minute," Haddadin said.
Suleman's father, Ed Doud, purchased the house in 2009 for $565,000.
Hoards of media and curious onlookers were a regular occurrence outside the house on a cul-de-sac for months after Suleman and her children moved in. The situation has quieted considerably in recent months, a neighbor said.
"I just wish her the best," said Cindy Krueger, who lives across the street from Suleman. "We hope the kids are OK. ... I hope she has some place to live."
Suleman's attorney, Jeff Czech, didn't return calls or emails seeking comment.
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Western education remains within reach thanks to donors and financial aid options
Published on Monday, March 30, 2009
Western Technical College will be showing extra appreciation for their donors at this year's annual Scholarship Reception. Tough financial times have had an impact on the overall number of scholarships and their amounts. But, many scholarship donors realize that being able to afford higher education is now even more important.
"We've been very fortunate to have generous donors who continue to see the value in helping our students reach their goals," said Peggy Langreck, development manager of Western Technical College's Foundation. "While some have backed off in their contributions, others have stepped up and made this a priority."
One such donor is Michael Roach. In 2005, Roach established a scholarship for students enrolled in Western's Electronics and Refrigeration, Air Conditioning, and Heating Service Technician (HVAC) programs, and his employer, Trane Company, matched the donation. When he and his wife, Lori, received the call inquiring about a donation this year, they made the decision to increase the amount of their scholarship.
Roach says he understands the students' need for financial assistance. "I qualified for the GI Bill, but I realize not everyone does," he explained. "And, I feel the education I received at Western really prepared me for my job. I want to make sure others have that opportunity."
Roach and more than 300 other scholarship donors are invited to attend a Scholarship Reception on Tuesday, April 7. The event gives the student recipients the opportunity to meet the donor who made their scholarship possible.
Western is encouraging current and prospective students to continue to apply for scholarships and other sources of financial aid, despite perceived shortcomings.
"We don't want our students to think that they won't be able to afford to go to college as finances get tighter," said Jerolyn Grandall, Western Financial Aid Manager. "We have not experienced a drop in financial aid opportunities such as grants and loans."
According to Grandall, President Obama's stimulus package includes an increase for federally-funded Pell Grants and the College Work Study Program. In addition, there are still many financial institutions that provide loans to two-year college students.
"We work with numerous local agencies who have not hesitated to continue assisting our students," said Grandall. "Students should apply for financial aid for the upcoming 2009-2010 school year as soon as they can to take full advantage of all the opportunities."
Students can go to www.fafsa.ed.gov to start the financial aid application process, or they can set up an appointment with a Western representative by calling 608.785.9579.
More information about scholarships at Western can be found at westerntc.edu/scholarships or by calling 608.785.9487.


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Since we were in the 'hood, Gord and I checked out the Evergreen Brick Works.
A site that has known constant transformation — first by two million years of glacial action, later by 100 years of brick making — is being transformed yet again.
This time, Evergreen is turning the buildings of this abandoned industrial site into a lively and engaging community environmental centre that will help create a greener future.
We were too late for the farmers' market (it closes at 1pm) and we walked around the park.
A clay and shale quarry for one hundred years, this 16.5-hectare (40-acre) area has been transformed into a thriving green space managed by Toronto Parks, Forestry and Recreation.
Free and open to everyone, Weston Family Quarry Garden is the back garden to the revitalized industrial pad that is now Evergreen Brick Works.
Spend an afternoon walking along the boardwalks and you're likely to spot a turtle sunning on a log and fish swimming in the ponds. Look for a great blue heron in the reeds, a family of ducks paddling along and songbirds too. Follow the meandering paths up the North Slope and you'll be rewarded with an unmatched view of the Toronto skyline. All this in heart of the city.
We walked up the North Slope and, yes, the views are great!
After we walked back down the slope, we walked around the paths around the pond.
This is a artistic map of Toronto with its waterways ... Gord is pointing to where we live.
A great place to spend a couple hours! It was fun to wander around the trails. The view of Toronto at the top of the hill was worth climbing up there for. It was cool to watch the turtles, fish and blue heron.
Saturday, August 27, 2011
Evergreen Brick Works, Toronto, ON
5 comments:
- Liz said...
Fantastic Blog/Pics Tee! I never knew the Evergreen Brickworks had such incredible sights.
However I am usually there every Saturday morning since I absolutely love the Farmers Market there.
But clearly I've been missing something and need to get my self out of the market for a while linger there a little longer. :) Once again you're introducing me to a Toronto I never knew was there....
- 28 August 2011 at 08:44
- Lady Banana said...
Lovely pics of lovely views :)
- 28 August 2011 at 15:11
- Julie said...
Thats an AWESOME spot! Thanks for sharing. I loved it. I think it is my favorite so far :)
- 29 August 2011 at 16:02
- Tina said...
yes looks like a fantastic place to look around and take everything in
- 30 August 2011 at 16:51
- BunnyMummy said...
Glad you made it over to my neck of the woods. The views always take my breath away.
- 4 September 2011 at 14:44
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