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The world's economic growth and technological advances over the past quarter century have created a demand for individuals with technology focused associate degrees, according to a report by the U.S. Department of Labor.
"The need for graduates of an engineering technology program should grow as technology becomes more sophisticated," the report stated. "Employers are expected to continue to look for technicians skilled in new technology who require a minimum of additional job training."
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OXFORD, Ohio - While it was the Minutemen hitting last second game-winning shots earlier this season, a missed lay-up by Miami (OH) gave the UMass basketball team a 70-69 win on Wednesday night at Millett Hall. Raphiael Putney scored a season-high 20 points, just two shy of his career high, to pace the Minutemen who saw an eight-point halftime lead turn into a nip-and-tuck second half.
UMass (9-3) will return to action on Saturday afternoon as Eastern Michigan visits the Mullins Center to close out the non-conference slate. Wednesday's win marked the sixth straight win for the Minutemen.
Along with his 20 points, Putney added nine rebounds, three steals, and two assists. Jesse Morgan and Chaz Williams each scored in double figures for UMass hitting for 12 and 10 points, respectively. Defensively, Maxie Esho finished the game with nine rebounds and four blocked shots.
Miami (5-7) was led by Allen Roberts who scored a game-high 21 points. Will Felder and Drew McGhee added 10 points to lead the Red Hawks who lost at home for the first time this season.
After UMass took a 37-29 lead into halftime, Miami used a 13-to-5 run to start the second half which tied the game 42-42 just two minutes, 30 seconds into the stanza.
From there, the rest of the second half saw four more ties and six lead changes. The final lead change came on a Williams jumper with 1:12 to go putting the Minutemen up 70-69.
A foul on the ensuing Red Hawk possession put Quinten Rollins on the free throw line with 44.0 seconds left. Rollins missed the front end of a 1-and-1 opportunity with Terrell Vinson hauling in the defensive rebound.
UMass ran down the clock, but a Sampson Carter three-point attempt with 10 seconds to go was off the mark. Miami collected the rebound but Will Sullivan's lay-up attempt with one second to go was no good and Putney claimed the rebound for the win.
The Red Hawks started the half hitting five of their first six field goals to tie the game at 42.
A pair of Geovonie McKnight free throws mid-way through the second half kept Miami's lead extended to four, 61-57, but a three-pointer from Putney (one of four in the game) pulled the Minutemen back within one.
A three-pointer from Trey Davis gave UMass the lead again, 65-63, with 5:05 to go but Miami retook the advantage nearly a minute later. Putney's fourth trey of the game proved big as it gave the Minutemen a 68-67 lead with 3:46 remaining.
After Miami hit two free throws to take the lead once again 20 seconds later, neither team could score again from the field or the free throw line until Williams' game-winning lay-up. The Red Hawks missed their final four field goals along with Rollins' lone free throw attempt down the stretch.
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I watched UM get pummeled by Ga Tech last night. It was an incredible game plan by the Ramblin Wreck to dominate the run game. They ran a play they called the "triple threat" and pounded Miami for almost 475 yards rushing.
And come to think of it that makes Huggy Bear's 299 yards last season against the Dolphins seem like a small amount doesn't it?
Okay, so the triple threat is not so different from the Wildcat in many aspects. You have the QB lined up under center and he's a threat to run. You have two running backs lined on either side of the line, almost like u-backs, and then you have one running back behind the QB.
The o-line is in a standard formation, but runs all kinds of different schemes - straight up blocks, traps, motion, reverse-motion - which is designed to overpower and confuse the defensive line, and then to attack the linebackers as the play progresses.
It also relies on the running backs to confound the linebackers by all of them moving in different directions! It was a helluva thing to watch, I tell you. And I have no doubt we'll see more teams using it...
On the particular play, we're setting the setup for the long TD that made it 17-3. The running back circled in red gets the ball, but there is so much happening that no one can react. And the QB really sells the fake pitch to the running back at the top, so the linebackers react to it.
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Physician visits varied with race and ethnicity across all age groups in 2005. Almost 17 percent of all Hispanic children did not see a physician, compared to 9.2 percent of non-Hispanic White children and 10.8 percent of non-Hispanic Black children. In every age group, Hispanic children were the least likely to have seen a physician in the previous year, while non-Hispanic White children were most likely to have seen a physician. Non-Hispanic White children and non- Hispanic Black children had similar rates except among children aged 15–17 years (10.4 and 17.6 percent, respectively). Hispanic children aged 15–17 years were the most likely not to have seen a physician in the past year (27.2 percent).


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I put my carry-on in the luggage compartment and sat down in my assigned seat. It was going to be a long flight. 'I'm glad I have my laptop to get some work done... Maybe I will get a short nap in,' I thought.
Just before take-off, a line of soldiers came down the aisle and filled all the vacant seats, totally surrounding me. I decided to start a conversation.
'Where are you headed?' I asked the soldier seated nearest to me. 'Petawawa. We'll be there for two weeks for special training, and then we're being deployed to Afghanistan
After flying for about an hour, an announcement was made that sack lunches were available for five dollars. It would be several hours before we reached the east, and I quickly decided a lunch would help pass the time...
As I reached for my wallet, I overheard a soldier ask his buddy if he planned to buy a lunch. 'No, that seems like a lot of money for just a sack lunch. Probably wouldn't be worth five bucks. I'll wait till we get to base.'
His friend agreed.
I looked around at the other soldiers. None were buying lunch. I walked to the back of the plane and handed the flight attendant a fifty dollar bill. 'Please take a lunch to all those soldiers.' She grabbed my arms and squeezed tightly. Her eyes wet with tears, she thanked me. 'My son was a soldier in Iraq ; it's almost like you are doing it for him.'
Picking up ten sacks, she headed up the aisle to where the soldiers were seated. She stopped at my seat and asked, 'Which do you like best - beef or chicken?' 'Chicken,' I replied, wondering why she asked. She turned and went to the front of plane, returning a minute later with a dinner plate from first class.
'This is your thanks..'
After we finished eating, I went again to the back of the plane, heading for the rest room. A man stopped me. 'I saw what you did. I want to be part of it. Here, take this.' He handed me twenty-five dollars.
Soon after I returned to my seat, I saw the Flight Captain coming down the aisle, looking at the aisle numbers as he walked, When he got to my row he stopped, smiled, held out his hand and said, 'I want to shake your hand.' Quickly unfastening my seatbelt I stood and shook the Captain's hand. With a booming voice he said, 'I was a soldier and I was a military pilot. Once, someone bought me a lunch. It was an act of kindness I never forgot.' I was embarrassed when applause was heard from all of the passengers.
Later I walked to the front of the plane so I could stretch my legs. A man who was seated about six rows in front of me reached out his hand, wanting to shake mine. He left another twenty-five dollars in my palm.
When we landed I gathered my belongings and started to deplane.. Waiting just inside the airplane door was a man who stopped me, put something in my shirt pocket, turned, and walked away without saying a word. Another twenty-five dollars!
Upon entering the terminal, I saw the soldiers gathering for their trip to the base. I walked over to them and handed them seventy-five dollars. 'It will take you some time to reach the base.. It will be about time for a sandwich. May Our Father bless you always, and in all ways.'
Ten young men left that flight feeling the love and respect of their fellow travelers.
As I walked briskly to my car, I whispered a prayer for their safe return. These soldiers were giving their all for our country. I could only give them a couple of meals. It seemed so little...
A veteran is someone who, at one point in his life, wrote a blank check made payable to 'The United States of America ' for an amount of 'up to and including my life.'
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Freshman tight ends Evan Baylis and Johnny Mundt will be thrust into the spotlight for Oregon's Alamo Bowl appearance Dec. 30 against Texas, after UO coach Mark Helfrich announced Monday that five-game starter Pharaoh Brown was suspended for the bowl game.
Brown, who started the final four games of Oregon's 10-2 regular season, was suspended after an on-campus snowball fight Friday escalated into harassing behavior by several students toward motorists. The sophomore from Lyndhurst, Ohio, finished the season with 10 receptions for 123 yards and two touchdowns, finding the end zone in the Ducks' losses at Stanford and Arizona.
"I was one of the many UO students involved in the snowball fight on Friday and my actions escalated to an inappropriate level and for that, I sincerely apologize," Brown said in a statement Monday announcing his suspension. "We never should have engaged innocent people and I deeply regret my actions and will accept the consequences."
The statement added that "all football student-athletes involved in the incident have been disciplined, and like the other students involved are subject to further discipline from the Dean of Students."
Given the absence of Brown, following the midseason departure of junior Colt Lyerla, Oregon's depth chart at tight end is now topped by the freshmen Baylis and Mundt.
Baylis, a redshirt freshman from Centennial, Colo., made his first career start against Oregon State, in a formation along with Brown. He has three receptions for 44 yards, having crashed the Brown-Mundt two-deep with an exceptional few weeks of practice in late October and early November.
Mundt a true freshman from Modesto, Calif., caught a 17-yard pass during the Ducks' game-winning touchdown drive in the Civil War, giving him 15 catches for 261 yards and three touchdowns on the year. He had a breakout game when Lyerla didn't play against Tennessee, with 121 yards and two touchdowns, and started five times before hitting a late-season wall in November.
The other tight ends on the roster are sophomore Koa Ka'ai, who has practiced primarily with the scout team this season but could be up for a promotion in Brown's absence, and walk-on Davaysia Hagger. Offensive lineman Brian Teague and outside linebacker Christian French started their UO careers at tight end, so could conceivably be emergency options if necessary.
Heisman Trophy votes were due Monday and six finalists were announced, none of them UO quarterback Marcus Mariota.
Joining presumed favorite Jameis Winston, the Florida State quarterback, in New York for Saturday's trophy presentation will be Northern Illinois QB Jordan Lynch, Texas A&M QB Johnny Manziel, Auburn RB Tre Mason, Alabama QB A.J. McCarron and Boston College RB Andre Williams.
Mariota's touchdown-to-interception ratio of 30:4 was better than all four of the other quarterbacks', and his 9.1 yards per play on offense were better than all but Winston (9.4).
Oregon junior Hroniss Grasu was named a finalist Monday for the Rimington Trophy as college football's most outstanding center.
Joining Grasu as finalists were Auburn's Reese Dismukes, Oklahoma's Gabe Ikard, Utah State's Tyler Larsen, Florida State's Bryan Stork and Arkansas' Travis Swanson. The winner will be announced Thursday.
Grasu, a first-team all-Pac-12 selection, anchored an offensive line that led the Pac-12 in rushing for the eighth year in row (278.3 avg.), in addition to pacing the league in total offense (573.0) and scoring (46.8).
Grasu and Mariota announced last week that each intends to return to Oregon for another season in 2014.


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The symptoms of Idiopathic hypersomnia are long lasting while those of Kleine-Levin Syndrome improve or disappear with the onset of adult hood
Idiopathic hypersomnia is a life-long disorder that does not disappear spontaneously. Consequences of this disease are mostly social and professional in nature. Severe idiopathic hypersomnia is a disabling condition that responds poorly to medical treatment and often leads to permanent unemployment.
The symptoms of Kleine-Levin Syndrome appear to be benign and do not have an impact on intellectual or physical function. Symptoms usually improve or disappear with advancing age.
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Actor Roger Hill, who had a key role in the 1979 cult classic, "The Warriors," died this past Thursday, Feb. 20, at the age of 65, according to a Feb. 25 report from Variety. No cause of death was listed in the report.
Hill played the charismatic gang leader, Cyrus, in director Walter Hill's film, and gave the famous "Can you dig it?" speech. Hill said later, in an interview posted on the movie site for "The Warriors," that the role was originally supposed to go to someone else. That person didn't show up when filming began, so the director offered Hill the role.
"And the rest is history," he said.
When asked if he had enough time to prepare for the role, Hill said he "had played Hamlet three months earlier, so that was preparation enough."
"The monologue came naturally because of this," Hill said.
In 2006, he filed a $250,000 lawsuit against gaming company Rockstar Games and its owners, Take-Two Interactive, for using his voice and depicting him in the video game adaptation of "The Warriors."
Hill's film career didn't last that long. His debut screen performance was in "The Education of Sonny Hill," in which he played Lil John. He also had a role in the TV movie, "Hazard's People," in which he played Ernest Clay. Hill's television appearances include the soap opera, "One Life to Live," "American Playhouse," and "Once Upon a Classic."
He is survived by his son, film editor Chris W. Hill.


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Thanks to MUTCD requirements, all PW departments have to take the time to keep tabs on their street signs. The question is how. According to Reid, many agencies have been less than thorough in the job.
"A lot of us have been doing a hit-and-miss over the years," says Reid. "Well, the days of reactive-only government are over."
Having employees walk the roads and write on clipboards was out of the question for a city with 2320 centerline miles. Instead, the city opted for taking thousands of photos all over the city, then using automatic image recognition to process them. The software narrowed down the number of photos that contained signs, saving a great deal of time that would be required to manually review every photo. The end result: Nashville has an effective GIS-based sign inventory that costs a fraction of what a more traditional method would have.
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There are 20 bedrooms in the hotel - a choice of single, double/twin and triple/family.
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Each room has an alarm clock, a TV, a hairdryer, tea or coffee making facilities, a direct dial telephone and an internet point.
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Is the accommodation non-smoking?
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Where can I park?
There is on-street parking available on City Road and nearby.
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It looks like "Parks and Recreation" star Aziz Ansari is doing pretty well as he was spotted strolling down the street with his new girlfriend. Daily Mail shared pictures on Monday of the two walking hand in hand. He is now dating a New York chef. So who is the new girl in his life?
His new girlfriend is Courtney McBroom. She is a gorgeous blonde and a bit taller than Aziz as seen in photos of the two of them together. They have been dating about nine months, but they have been quiet about it. A source spoke out and said, "Courtney has pretty much moved into Aziz's place in L.A. They've been visiting the city the past few days. He's writing a book about relationships as well lately, and is on deadline for that."
The thing is that Aziz Ansari usually talks about single in his stand-up comedy act. It has become a big part of the act and that will now have to be taken away. It just doesn't fit anymore. He may still joke about back in the day, but he won't be referring to himself in that way anymore. He did make it clear he doesn't love being single by telling Conan O'Brien, "I think being single is a great idea in theory - you meet a bunch of different people, you get to know them. When you meet someone you really like, you pursue a deeper thing. That sounds cool. I would sign up for that. But that's not what being single is any more now."
Aziz spoke out in a recent interview and said, "'I was the guy eating Skittles and having lots of fun, and then I was like, "I need a nice nutritious salad" - she's the salad." It does sound like these two are settling down and he is enjoying life. Hopefully he doesn't get bored of having salad all the time and these two can make their relationship work.
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10.20.2011 / After a week off the Huskers get back to business. Posting by Greg Sharpe, The Voice of the Huskers.
After a much needed week off the Nebraska Cornhuskers are ready to get back to business this Saturday when they travel to Minnesota to face the Golden Gophers. Even though last week was an off week the Huskers did receive some bad news with senior All-American Defensive Tackle Jared Crick being lost for the year.
The Cozad, Nebraska native had surgery this week to repair a torn pectoral muscle. The defensive tackle position is one that the Huskers have some depth but losing a player of Crick's caliber will hurt.
Minnesota has had a difficult season to this point under first year head coach Jerry Kill. The Gophers are only 1-5 and Kill has had some health issues of his own to deal with. During a game earlier this season the Minnesota Head Coach suffered a seizure. He is currently taking medication to control the problem.
The Gophers opened the year with a two point loss at USC but since that time they have lost to New Mexico State, North Dakota State and Purdue. Their lone victory was over Miami of Ohio.
Last spring Minnesota shifted talented wide receiver MarQueis Gray to quarterback. The dual threat Gray is Minnesota's leading rusher and he has thrown for four touchdowns. He has split time under center with true freshman Max Shortell. The Kansas City area QB has two touchdown passes on the season. The Gophers though have had trouble putting points on the board and are 109th in the nation in scoring offense only averaging 18 points per game.
Defense has also been an issue for this team. They are 109th in the country in scoring defense allowing teams to average 35 points per game. The Gophers don't register many sacks or takeaways.
The Huskers are a big favorite for Saturday and as long as turnovers don't become a problem this should be a comfortable weekend trip to Minneapolis. The Gophers will fight hard early in this game. They were also off last week but the more talented team (Nebraska) should win out in the end. Go Big Red!
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The St. Michael's Story
Dr. Alan Hudson, along with Dr. Susan McKinnon, led a team of specialists to perform the world's first sciatic nerve transplant on Sept. 25, 1988. (St. Michael's Hospital Archives)
Queen Elizabeth II visited St. Michael's Hospital during a Canadian tour in Oct. 1984. (St. Michael's Hospital Archives)
In 1976, the first muscle transplant in North America was performed at St. Michael's. (St. Michael's Hospital Archives)
The first successful heart transplant in Canada was carried out by a team at St. Michael's in 1968. They were led by Dr. Clare Baker, pictured here. (St. Michael's Hospital Archives)
In 1936, St. Michael's opened the first dietetic internship program in Canada approved by the Canadian Dietetic Association. Featured here are three dietetic interns posing on the hospital's roof, 1951. (St. Michael's Hospital Archives)
Sister Mary Paul Biss was the founder and first director of the St. Michael's Hospital School for Medical Record Librarians. When the school opened here in 1936, it was the first of its kind in Canada. (St. Michael's Hospital Archives)
Dr. Edmund E. King, a St. Michael's physician, was the first in Toronto to use an x-ray apparatus in 1896. The first x-ray machine was installed at St. Michael's in 1912. (St. Michael's Hospital Archives)
The first graduating class of the St. Michael's Hospital School of Nursing, 1894. (St. Michael's Hospital Archives)
St. Michael's as it appeared in 1892 - the year of its founding. (St. Michael's Hospital Archives)
- St. Michael's Hospital enters into landmark agreement with King Saud University to provide research opportunities to help speed the transfer of medical discoveries from the laboratory bench to patient bedsides.
- Jeff Lozon steps down as President and CEO of St. Michael's Hospital after more than 17 years. Dr. Robert Howard is subsequently named CEO of St. Michael's and becomes the first physician CEO to hold the post.
- The Applied Health Research Centre opens at St. Michael's to improve patient care through clinical research.
- Former president Jeff Lozon and Dr. James Orbinski are appointed to the Order of Canada.
- Dr. Guylaine Lefebvre performs the first myomectomy in Canada - the surgical removal of a uterine tumour - without damage to the uterus using a surgical robot.
- The hospital performs the first endovascular aneurysm repair (EVAR) procedure in Toronto to treat a potentially fatal aneurysm of both the chest and abdomen.
- St. Michael's acquires an advanced robotics system to treat patients with prostate cancer and women with complex gynecologic conditions.
- St. Michael's Dr. Robert Chisholm performs a North American first by implanting an antibody coated stent into a cardiac patient. The stent was developed by Dr. Michael Kutryk of St. Michael's.
- The Robert McRae Heart Health Centre - a state of the art cardiac care outpatient clinic, opens at the hospital
- St. Michael's Hospital's Dr. Peter Vadas identifies key factors causing fatal reactions to peanut allergies.
- St. Michael's Hospital welcomes the National Film Board of Canada and the Filmmaker in Residence project. A two year residency where experts in film and photography come together with frontline doctors, nurses and researchers of Canada's foremost inner city hospital to create media for social change.
- The Li Ka Shing (Canada) Foundation makes the single largest gift to St. Michael's to date - a $25 million donation to establish the Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute. The state of the art facility, scheduled to open in 2010, will house the Keenan Research Centre and the Li Ka Shing International Centre in Health Care Education.
- Toronto businessman Patrick Keenan and his wife Barbara make a $13 million donation for the Keenan Research Centre. The donation brings the couple's cumulative contributions to the Hospital's research practice to more than $25 million.
- St. Michael's develops a Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) training program in the trans-disciplinary approach to the Health of Marginalized Populations, a first in North America.
- St. Michael's embarks on its first international surgical eye-care mission to the Philippines.
- World first gene therapy trial for Pulmonary Hypertension begins.
- The Fracture Clinic opens a one-stop shop for orthopaedic care.
- The Centre for Global Health Research, led by Dr. Prabhat Jha, founding director of the centre and Canada Research Chair of Health and Development, University of Toronto, begins a prospective study of six million people in India of mortality from various causes in relation to smoking, alcohol use, indoor air pollution, water and sanitation and fertility. The study is the largest of its kind in the world and is funded by the US National Institute of Health (NIH).
- St. Michael's cardiologist Dr. Michael Kutryk, implants the first antibody coated coronary stent at the University Hospital Rotterdam in Holland.
- The Terence Donnelly Day Surgery Centre
- St. Michael's opens its rooftop helipad to allow critically ill or injured patients to be transferred quickly by air ambulance, maximizing their chance for survival.
- St. Michael's Hospital hosts the First International Conference on Inner City Health Research
- St. Michael's becomes the first hospital in Canada to perform an endoscopy procedure using a camera capsule.
- A lithotripsy unit, used to treat kidney and lower ureteral stones, opens at St. Michael's. It is only one of two regional centres in Ontario.
- Surgeons at St. Michael's perform Ontario's first live-donor kidney retrieval using minimally-invasive surgery.
- The Martin Family Arthritis Care and Research Centre opens - a "one-stop shop" to provide integrated care for arthritis patients and foster innovation in mobility research.
- The hospital opens a brand-new, state-of-the-art Emergency department to meet the many needs of a growing city.
- The Rotary Club of Toronto partners with the hospital to open the Transition Centre, a unique facility for Emergency department patients who are homeless or under housed.
- St. Michael's merges with the Wellesley Central Hospital in what is to be one of the most successful hospital mergers in Canadian history.
- Dr. Marcus Burstein performs the first-ever Artificial Bowel Sphincter implantation procedure for fecal incontinence in Canada.
- The Vascular Biology lab, part of the Terrence Donnelly Heart Centre, opens with state-of-the-art equipment for advanced cardiovascular research, including cardiac gene therapy.
- St. Michael's opens a respirology unit, providing care for a diverse range of respiratory disorders, including highly-specialized expertise in cystic fibrosis and tuberculosis.
- St. Michael's celebrates its 100th anniversary
- Jeff Lozon is appointed president of St. Michael's
- St. Michael's neurosurgeon Dr. Alan Hudson and plastic surgeon Dr. Susan MacKinnon perform the world's first sciatic nerve transplant.
- St. Michael's becomes the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)s investigational centre for pacemakers.
- The hospital is designated to prepare the medical team for Pope John Paul II's visit.
- The hospital becomes the first in Canada to use the ultrasound technique to see and treat the human embryo.
- The hospital performs its 100th kidney transplant.
- St. Michael's performs the first muscle transplant in North America.
- Dr. Leo Mahoney establishes the Breast Centre at St. Michael's to improve the quality of life and treatment for women with breast disease and breast cancer.
- Renal transplantation begins at St. Michael's.
- Dr. Clare Baker leads to a cardiac team of 30 specialists to perform the first successful heart transplant in Canada. Recipient Charles Perrin Johnston lived six years, the longest time for any heart transplant recipient in the world at that time.
- Toronto's first Haemodialysis Centre opens at the hospital.
- St. Michael's becomes one of the first hospitals in Ontario to perform open heart surgery.
- Catheterization laboratory opens at St. Michael's to allow doctors to diagnose and treat heart conditions using catheters instead of surgery.
- Fenestration, an artificial opening made in the bony part of the inner ear so as to improve or restore hearing, is first performed in Canada at the hospital by Dr. Joseph Sullivan.
- The first school for medical record librarians in Canada is established at the hospital.
- St. Michael's becomes the first hospital in the country approved to train dietitians.
- St. Michael's becomes formally affiliated with the University of Toronto.
- One of the first blood transfusions in Canada takes place at St. Michael's.
- The hospital becomes one of the first in Toronto to use a spinal anaesthetic, introduced by Dr. Frank O'Leary.
- St. Michael's installs one of the first electrocardiograph machines in Canada to detect and diagnosis heart abnormalities.
- St. Michael's installs one of the first X-ray machines in Toronto.
- Dr. Pearl Smith becomes the first woman intern at St. Michael's.
- St. Michael's Nursing School graduates its first class of seven nurses.
- St. Michael's Hospital opens in what was once a Baptist Church on Bond Street.
- St. Michael's Hospital opens the first Catholic Nursing School in Canada.
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Andamon Islands Crab holes INDIA
The Andaman Islands lie east of India in the Indian Ocean, nearer to Thailand than to India. The Islands are part of India and the tribes who live there are part of a program of tribal protection. The native tribes cannot be visited, as a rule.
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Non-Indians need a Restricted Area Permit to visit the islands, but these are now issued on arrival at the Port Blair airport. If you plan to arrive by sea, you'll need to arrange your permit before arrival, either in Chennai or when applying for your Indian visa. Visitors usually receive a 30 day permit, although some travellers arriving without a confirmed flight back have only received a 15 day permit. Ask for the full 30 days in your application; if you write in your return flight date, your permit will be issued to end on that date, which will cause unnecessary pain if you choose to extend your stay or, worse yet, get unexpectedly delayed by weather.
Permits can be extended by 15 days in Port Blair, for a maximum single stay of 45 days, although this extension is granted only in, to quote the local police guidelines, "deserving cases". You must then leave the islands and can return after 72 hours. The permit is checked when arriving at most islands, checking into hotels and booking ferries, and must be surrendered when you leave the islands, so don't lose it.
The permit allows overnight stays in the following locations: South Andaman Island, Middle Andaman Island and Little Andaman Island (except tribal reserves), Neil Island, Havelock Island, Long Island, Diglipur, Baratang, North Passage and islands in the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park (excluding Boat Hobday Island, Twin Island, Tarmugli Island, Malay Island and Pluto Island). Overnight stays in the park are with permission only.
The permit allows for day-trips to: South Cinque Island, Ross Island, Narcondum Island, Interview Island, Brother Island, Sister Island and Barren Island which can be visited on board vessels only with landing possible. ..
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Most visitors take a ferry boat from Port Blair to one of the outer islands, where all the pretty sand beaches are. To get to the ferry to one of the outer islands you must travel first by bus. The bus route takes you through some of the tribal areas, where the natives are fierce, the bus cannot stop in route and usually has an armed guard on the bus! The guards and bus drivers are scared of the native people.
We hired a taxi in Port Blair to drive us around to the south coast ( magnificent giant trees) and we took a launch trip out to a tiny island where we snorkeled on the most exotic, exquisite undersea panorama we had ever seen. There is a strong tide so you are almost always snorkeling in a current.
Port Blair was just a small town, nothing particularly special except its' location. There is much to see in the Andaman Islands, you need time to do so.


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Bill L. Stokes, Sr, 62 of Nixa, MO passed away on May 23, 2013 in his home surrounded by his family. He was born on March 3, 1951 in Springfield, MO to Orville T. and Fern E. Stokes.
He graduated from Glendale High School in 1969 and was the owner of Bill Stokes Installation from 1969 until he retired in 2012. He married Jaclynne Wells on January 12, 2012 in Eureka Springs, AR and was an avid hunter and fisherman.
Bill is survived by his loving wife, Jaclynne Stokes; son, Bill L. Stokes Jr. and wife Jessica; step children, Noah Gates and wife Laura, Kim Roberts and husband Scott, Kama Posten and husband Nathan; 11 grandchildren; brothers, Gary Stokes and wife Karen, Orville Stokes Jr. and wife Theresa; nieces and nephews and close friend, Debra Garcia.
A visitation will be held on Friday, May 24, 2013 from 6 till 8 pm in the Eastlawn funeral home, 2244 E Pythian, Springfield, MO 65802. Funeral service will be held on Saturday, May 25, 2013 at 2 pm in the funeral home. Interment will follow in Eastlawn Cemetery.
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The Practical Nursing curriculum prepares individuals with the knowledge and skills to provide nursing care to children and adults. Students will participate in assessment, planning, implementing, and evaluating nursing care.
Graduates are eligible to apply to take the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-PN) which is required for practice as a Licensed Practical Nurse. Employment opportunities include hospitals, rehabilitation/ long term care/home health facilities, clinics, and physicians' offices.
Coastal Carolina Community College offers a Diploma. This has been identified as a limited enrollment program and may involve certain deadlines. See an academic counselor for additional information. The appropriate coursework is listed below.
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The Santa Cruz Mountains American Viticultural Area, or AVA, is perhaps one of the least appreciated wine growing regions in California. This despite being home to some truly fantastic wines, including some of the state's most iconic wines from producer Ridge Vineyards. But while many people may have heard of Ridge, it is far from the only reason that wine lovers ought to be paying attention to the Santa Cruz Mountains. Home to lots of little producers, the region is a treasure trove of well-priced wines of distinctive character.
Pinot Noir has a long history in the Santa Cruz mountains, thanks to pioneers like Dick Graff at Mount Eden Vineyards, among others. More importantly, the Pinot made in the hills above Silicon Valley is actually good, despite the fact that few people know it's there.
If you're interested in tasting some of it, well, it just so happens that there's a whole festival dedicated to Pinot Noir from the Santa Cruz Mountains. Who knew?
The main event of this festival is the tasting known as the "Grand Cruz" held on Sunday the 27th, which provides attendees the opportunity to taste 60 or so Pinot Noirs along with lots of nibbles from various restaurants.
For those with aspirations at deeper understanding, a panel and seminar are available prior to the tasting on Sunday, and true devotees can visit wineries with a special pass the day before. More details are available on the event's web site.
2011 Santa Cruz Mountains Pinot Paradise
Sunday, March 27th, 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Villa Ragusa
35 South 2nd Street
Campbell, CA 95008-2900 (map)
Tickets for the grand tasting are $55 in advance, $65 at the door. Tickets for the seminars are $75 and include the grand tasting. Purchase your tickets online.
My usual tips for such public tastings apply: wear dark, comfortable clothing; drink lots of water; make sure you have food in your stomach; get a good night's sleep before; and SPIT! so you can learn something instead of getting drunk.
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With Rose still in the hospital, and Marti and Julian waited for her to wake up, Gwen and Elena still grieving for the loss of Ianto, and Jack being blamed his death, Torchwood are divided at the worst possible time. Gwen does not blame Jack for Ianto's death and realises that Jack could do with seeing Emmett to make him feel better. She calls Emmett and explains what is wrong with Jack. Emmett already knows about Ianto's death. He agrees to meet them. Jack is surprised to see Emmett and is happy to see him. He and Gwen exchange a smile before Jack goes to talk to Emmett.
When they are at dinner Jack and Emmett talk and Emmett tells him that everything he said made sense. Leaving was a good idea. Jack and Emmett's relationship starts up again but Emmett tells Jack that he knows that all the secrecy means that he is just another face in the crowd outside their bedroom to protect him, but Jack doesn't want him thinking that he cares less for him.
Meanwhile, Damon is keeping an eye on Elena making sure she is safe. Elena is surprised to see him outside her school. He tells her that he is only looking out for her. Julian must assure Marti that Rose will be alright and she will wake up.
Elena talks to her friend Lexi about Damon and what she should do because she still loves him. After some advice from Lexi, Elena makes an important decision.
Jack visits Rose in the hospital and talks to her and tells her he is sorry and that he knows what he must do. Jack and Emmett argue when Jack tells him that he can't tell anyone how he is feeling. Emmett takes this personally and thinks that he doesn't mean as much to Jack as he thought. When Emmett asks him about their relationship, Jack can't find the words.
Much to the Doctor and Marti's joy, Rose wakes up from her coma just in time. John, knowing of the divisions he has caused within the team, makes his next move and he goes for Elena. Damon feeling like he has failed in protecting her, calls Gwen and tells her what has happened. She tells him to find her daughter because this is his fault and tells Jack what has happened. Damon finds Elena but Elena warns him away and begs John not to hurt Damon. This was a trap for Damon. The time has come for John to take revenge on Damon for abandoning him. Elena continues to beg but this holds no weight with John. He attacks Damon and walks away, leaving Elena to pick up the pieces. Gwen asks Elena to trust her and stay away from Damon, but Elena asks her why she should and it is none of her business, but Gwen tells her she is trying to protect her.
Emmett calls Gwen (not shown in vid) because he is worried about Jack as he hasn't seen him in days. Days have passed since Elena's kidnapping and Emmett's call to Gwen. Gwen calls the Doctor telling him that Jack has gone, but the Doctor tells her that he knows. He tried to stop Jack but he wouldn't listen. Jack told him that he couldn't help him because of what has happened to Rose (flashback)Jack makes a final decision to end this once and for all. He confronts John but unaware of all the anger and hurt that John is feeling, Jack is subjected to torture by John and John messes with the rift controls, opening the rift. Emmett continues to wait for Jack to return unaware of what is happening to him. Mel tries to convince Emmett that Jack is just abusing him, but Emmett, still so in love with Jack stands up for him and tells her that it's not true. However, after John is finished and left, Rose finds Jack in a pool of blood on the hub floor. Jack, when he is cleaned up tells her that he is fine, but Rose doesn't believe him. Jack finally returns to Emmett. John's actions have some rather unexpected consequences, not just for Damon.
Clips: torchwood, doctor who, the vampire diaries, queer as folk, hellcats, baker boys, single father, Wake, Desperate Housewives, Shakespeare Retold Much Ado About Nothing, Smallville.
Music: All the Way (4U) by Poets of the Fall, Moving Mountains by Two Steps from Hell
Spoilers: Ianto has been brought back thanks to John's meddling with the rift, and Damon is starting to feel unwell after John stabs him with a poisoned blade. Damon is unaware that the blade was poisoned but starts to feel the symptoms of light headedness.
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Midtown Community Festival | September 15, 2008
SCI had the opportunity to have a presence at this year's 3rd Annual Midtown Community Festival in front of the Rubicon Brewery in downtown Sacramento on the 13th of September. The event kicked off with a Kids Walk-A-Thon around the capitol followed by live performances by various bands, fun games and activities for kids, great BBQ, raffle prizes and of course the ever famous Beer Tasting Garden with all proceeds benefiting Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Sacramento. SCI had a very visible booth in a prime location in front of the beer garden, and SCI's Database Manager Patricia and Stellar Volunteer Don Coan were present to answer questions and serve scrumptious solar cooked goodies.
SCI's solar cooking informational booth set up at the Midtown Community Festival (MCF) and manned by our own Patricia and Don Coan.
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SCI's ever enthusiastic volunteer and staff ~ always ready to answer questions and educate people on the wonders of solar cooking.
Karyn, Don and Patricia at SCI's booth at the MCF.
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[artist id="3187077″]Justin Bieber[/artist] managed to deck the halls and stack the decks when it came to collaborations for his November 1 holiday album, Under the Mistletoe, with everyone from Mariah Carey and Usher to Boyz II Men and the Band Perry — and even Busta Rhymes! — popping up on the record.
And some of those collaborators are even behind the idea for Bieber making a Christmas album in the first place, as he revealed to us during Tuesday's "MTV First" premiere of his "Mistletoe" video .
"I love Boyz II Men's Christmas album, I love Mariah Carey's Christmas album, and luckily enough, I got them both on my album," he said. "So that was amazing. I wanted to make a Christmas album that everyone would remember. Those are albums that people remember, so to have them be able to collaborate with me was incredible."
Another collabo Bieber is excited about is his version of "The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire)" with mentor Usher, which he revealed Wednesday (October 19) on Facebook would be the next single to arrive. Bieber thanked his fans for their support of the "Mistletoe" video, writing, "u guys got it to #1 worldwide. … and next tuesday we are putting out THE CHRISTMAS SONG (Chesnuts) with Usher!!"
The song is a mixed bag of original tunes as well as brand-new songs Bieber hopes will one day become classics. "I just picked my favorite Christmas songs. I picked 'Silent Night,' I picked 'Santa [Claus Is] Coming to Town,' because everyone loves those songs. Those are classics," he said. "They get people excited for Christmas," he continued. "And then, for songs that we wrote, we wanted to make enough new songs for people to hear new music and not just hear some classics. There's a lot of new stuff on there."
Considering that the holidays are the perfect time to give back, portions of the sales from the album will go to charities like Pencils of Promise and the Make-A-Wish Foundation. But Bieber isn't waiting until then to give back: "We donated $10,000 to the food bank where I grew up, and I used to actually get food from there," he said. "It was an incredible feeling, just because they were needing a lot of stuff, and it made me feel good."
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Marquette To Honor Majerus With Uniform Patch In 2012-13
Dec. 5, 2012
The Marquette University men's basketball team will honor former assistant and head coach Rick Majerus by wearing a special patch on the squad's uniforms the remainder of the 2012-13 campaign.
Majerus passed away last Saturday night at the age of 64.
The Wisconsin native was an assistant under Al McGuire and Hank Raymonds for 12 years (including 1977 national championship season) before taking over the head-coaching duties at MU. He posted an overall record of 56-35 in three seasons and helped the program to a trio of National Invitation Tournament appearances. His 25-year head coaching career included 517 victories and 12 NCAA Tournament appearances (runner-up with Utah in 1998).
Fans in attendance at Saturday's Marquette-Wisconsin game will also recognize a moment of silence prior to the national anthem.


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"I'm moving. Rutherford is sinking. Brady is sinking. And Rauner is also sinking. And I'm coming up. That's a ten point swing in a very short period of time," said a confident Kirk Dillard, referring to a newly-released We Ask America poll. Dillard is an Illinois state senator from Hinsdale and is running for governor of Illinois in the upcoming Republican primary (Tuesday, March 18).
Dillard was referring to a new poll that came out yesterday that showed Dillard with some movement. "But I will tell you in that We Ask America poll, it's pretty clear," said Dillard. "I'm moving."
Indeed, as this latest poll published by Rich Miller's Capitol Fax.
But second place is still second place. The latest We Ask America results, with previous two results (most recent first) in parentheses…
Rauner: 36% (35, 39)
Dillard: 17% (13, 8)
Brady: 13% (14, 11)
Rutherford: 7% (8, 8)
Undecided: 27% (30, 35)
Indeed he is moving on up. Dillard is starting to feel his campaign is gaining momentum. At a press conference yesterday in which he was announcing yet another endorsement, this one from a normally Democratic-leaning group, Illinois Retired Teachers Association (IRTA), Dillard said, "Things shift." Just last week Dillard got the endorsement of the Illinois Education Association, which represents 130,000 Illinois elementary and secondary teachers as well as higher education faculty, staff and educational support professionals.
The IEA endorsement came with a $50,000 cash prize, money that is sorely needed by Dillard.
A new poll released today shows what Dillard means by "things shift."
Rich Miller's Capitol Fax is reporting yesterday that Dillard has jumped 4 points since the last "We Ask America poll" taken on February 18th. Dillard has gained nine points since the February 13th poll.
One of the reasons, says Miller, is that the IEA endorsement is having an "impact," coupled with Dan Rutherford's major troubles and effectively the end of the Rutherford campaign.
The fourth candidate in the race, State Senator Bill Brady, just has not gained much footing, failing to raise even a minimal amount of money. That money has essentially gone to Bruce Rauner, including donations Brady received in 2010 by Bruce Rauner.
Dillard said "People suddenly with a couple weeks out will go 'Oh, now I need to start paying attention.'"
Then Dillard went into campaign mode. "Bruce Rauner is a Rahm Emanuel social liberal Chicago Democrat and if Bruce Rauner, or Pat Quinn or Paul Vallas are in charge every one of the four leaders of the legislature are from Cook County," said Dillard.
Yesterday's endorsement was from the IRTA and Executive Director Jim Bachman said this: "Senator Dillard is clearly the one candidate who understands the sacrifices made by retired teachers and the contributions they have made to our society and our children. It's important for our membership to unite behind Senator Dillard as the only viable alternative to the anti-education platform of someone like Bruce Rauner."
Dillard, whose father was a public school teacher for 40 years, was honored by the group's support. "This means so much to me," Dillard said. "Many of our retired teachers were the ones who taught and educated today's leaders, business executives and entrepreneurs. We owe our success to their dedication and tireless efforts."
Dillard said education would be a top priority. "We simply must do better when it comes to preparing our children for the jobs of tomorrow. I have a Best in Class Education plan that empowers teachers to do what they do best – teach."
The endorsements from the IRTA and the IEA add to the growing momentum behind Dillard. Dillard picked up the endorsement of the Daily Herald, the largest suburban newspaper in the Chicago area.
Bruce Rauner, on the other hand, has been taking a beating and is not having the best couple of weeks, as he has been knocked back by ads produced by a non-partisan organization, the Illinois Freedom PAC, a non-partisan coalition established to educate middle class voters about the issues at stake in the 2014 Illinois gubernatorial election.
The ads are getting to Rauner, as he is more on the defensive of late, talking less about issues and more about Stuart Levine and his "nursing home business." Illinois Freedom PAC spokesperson Michael Murray says that the latest ad shows that Rauner and GTCR showed a "callous disregard for human life" and "severe corporate greed."
Rauner is crying foul.
Bruce Rauner wants these ads to stop, or in legal language, the "cease and desist." A Rauner attorney sent the television stations running the Illinois Freedom PAC a letter, stating, "I am counsel to gubernatorial candidate Bruce Rauner, and in that capacity request that you 'cease and desist' from any broadcast of Illinois Freedom PAC's false, misleading, deceptive and unsubstantiated new advertisement against Mr. Rauner."
Bruce Rauner's campaign attorney, Michael G. Adams, a Washington D.C. lawyer working for the law firm of Dinsmore & Shohl, added that "broadcasters cannot air independent campaign advertisements that violate the 'public trust' granted to you by your license, and you have a duty to protect the public from false, misleading or deceptive advertising."
The claim by Mr. Adams is that the abuse and deaths did not occur while GTCR owned the nursing home.
According to Rich Miller's Capitol Fax, the television stations rejected the demand by the Rauner campaign and the Illinois Freedom PAC responded to the request in what is a three-page legal brief defending the ad point-by-point.
Carol Marin wrote about the "nursing home lawsuits" today. Marin reported that in January, Rauner was asked about the deaths and financial judgments and said then that "The attacks, we will have plenty of time to talk about them, there's no there, there."
But the issue isn't going away anytime soon.
In January, Rauner was asked about the deaths and financial judgments. "The attacks, we will have plenty of time to talk about them, there's no there, there," he said. When asked if his firm was culpable for the jury verdicts, Rauner replied no.
Meanwhile, Dillard campaign around the state, talking about the issues. Rauner is forced to talk about billion dollar lawsuit judgments and the issues are secondary.
Rich Miller's Capitol Fax - A bump up, but there is no silver medal in campaigns
Kirk Dillard campaign interview
Daily Herald - Endorsement of Dillard
Other related pieces about Bruce Rauner by John Presta:
Bruce Rauner, GTCR linked to nursing home deaths and abuse, say multiple lawsuits
Bruce Rauner campaign 'minimum wage' snafus
Bruce Rauner says lower Illinois minimum wage
Bruce Rauner raises $4 million
Bruce Rauner is the Mitt Romney of Illinois politics (Part 1)
Bruce Rauner is the Mitt Romney of Illinois politics (Part 2)
Bruce Rauner is the Mitt Romney of Illinois politics (Part 3)
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- Illinois Freedom PAC: Rauner, GTCR made billions, as seniors paid ultimate price
- Kirk Dillard stock is rising from dysfunctional Illinois GOP gubernatorial field
- Bruce Rauner makes false claim Chicago Tribune 'dismissed' Stuart Levine charges
- Bruce Rauner gives an incomplete answer to unanswered question about Stu Levine


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I often point out that our youth are not simply the "future leaders" of the pro-life movement. They are leaders here and now, in more ways than one.
Often I am asked to speak about the role of youth in the pro-life movement, and to encourage parishes and pro-life organizations to focus more on recruiting youth for this cause. In fact, this is not a difficult task. Youth understand the pro-life message better than many adults, and the most common response they give to the question, "Why are you involved in trying to stop abortion?" is "Because it could have been me." They are aware that they were not protected in the womb, and could have been killed. They are survivors and they know it.
May our young people be strong in protecting the youngest. An excellent resource for youth is Students for Life of America (visit studentsforlife.org to learn more).


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Hannemann Named Illinois National Guard Student-Athlete of the Week
Feb. 17, 2014
CHICAGO—UIC women's basketball player Katie Hannemann has been selected as the Illinois National Guard UIC Flames Student-Athlete of the Week for the period of Feb. 10-16. She averaged 24 points, 9.5 rebounds and shot 73 percent from the field in games at Valparaiso and Wright State.
In the 82-73 victory over Valparaiso last Monday, the senior recorded a season high 29 points on 11-of-13 shooting. She also shot 7-of-8 from the free throw line and recorded her sixth career 20-point performance.
Against Wright State on Saturday, Hannemann collected her sixth double-double on the season with 19 points and 13 rebounds. She also dished out a season-high five assists and shot 8-of-13 from the field.
In the last six games, the Homer Glen, Ill. native has converted 60.4 percent of her field-goal attempts. She ranks fifth in the Horizon League in rebounds per game with 7.9. Hannemann (927 points) is the 19th player in program history to record 900-career points.
This is Hannemann's first time being named Illinois National Guard Student-Athlete of the Week so far this season. She is the third women's basketball player to receive the honor.
The Flames will next host Horizon League opponent, Milwaukee, on Monday (Feb. 17). The game is set to tip-off at 7 p.m. (CT) at the UIC Pavilion. A win would match the 2006-07 squad (19-13) for the most wins in program history.


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Yoga was born in India and the path of the Yogi is far removed from the yoga practiced in the west. Yoga was and still is followed by many as a path to Self Realization. Through specific practices and persistence, the Yogi is assured of achieving his goal.
In the west, we take asana as being yoga, however, that is the equivalent of going to church only for the singing. For some,singing is a joyful part of going to church, while it has nothing to do with the essence of going to church. It misses the point completely.
A Yogi follows a strict path of purification through adhering to certain guidelines in a way of knowing the Self. Patanjali, the Father of Yoga, wrote The Yoga Sutras as a moral compass for the Yogi to follow. The sutras direct the mind to finding itself through meditation, purification and freedom from outer desires. Knowing the Truth of Self illumines the mind that there is nothing to need and want as all is already One and perfect.
Many Gurus support the practice of yoga as a way of finding what is real and what is not. They teach non-duality through self-enquiry and believe that through earnest practice the Yogi cannot fail to achieve his goal of Self realization.
Through renouncing the ego the false belief in I, it is widely believed that the Truth will reveal itself. The ever-present witness that is always aware. The God aspect of everyone and everything that exists.
Patanjali recommends the practice of:
Non-violence in thought, word and deed.
Honesty in all aspects of life.
Non-lust In thought, word and deed.
Non-possessiveness warding against greed and desire.
He also states that there is a need for inner discipline and recommends:
Purity through practicing the above.
Contentment since no longer searching for outer fulfillment the Yogi can be content.
Austerity some go as far as living in what seems like poverty, however, austerity can also be of mind and body by having no desires.
Study of Sacred Texts.
Constant awareness of the Divine Devotion to your God/Guru.
Asana were traditionally used to warm the body for long sessions of meditation, and from looking at the above it is easy to see why asana were singled out as being preferable to the whole path. On first glance it seems very limiting to the self identified with the outside world and belief in separation. When one realizes that the above all point to discovering the God Self and awaking from the illusion of separation and ego, the above then makes more sense.
In all traditions, it is believed that God is within and not somewhere outside of us. Through the practice of Yoga it is possible to discover the God within, thereby realizing the Self and letting go of the limiting self beliefs that hold us back.


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p_sachins Started The Discussion:Hello.. Iam working in construction company engaged in dam work. on our work lot of people working for 6 or 7 month long. we paid only advance to them after the season end we done salary calculation & payment. i need any file which calculate salary for 6 or 7 months. please help me
hello amar, thanx for reply. i attach a excel sheet with column require for me. i need
Dear Mr sachins, I am enclosing your sheet putting formula. Hope it will help you. regards Dabas
Hi, Plz can u send the excel sheet to my email id firstname.lastname@example.com, since I'm unable to open it.... Thanks, Rekha
kindly send me also.. salary slip calculation format.. Appoint letter format.. relieving letter formats.. firstname.lastname@example.com
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Dear All, First of all very very sorry for reply late. I have got id of ajit and rekha. i have send the format to both from my personal id. and also attaching again regards Dabas
Dear, Plz find the attachment for your reference, need any clerification plz contact me on my mail.
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Presenting at the Directory Collaboration Meeting [follow up]
By user12618589 on May 05, 2008
Quick note on todays Directory Collaboration meeting:
Thanks all who attended, I received some great questions and comments on Dirtracer...always good to have positive feedback on your product.
In tomorrows blog I will discuss thoughts around one question asked in todays presentation "Tracing ns-slapd process id's dynamically".
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According to a Jan. 14 report from Vigilante MMA, UFC bantamweight contender Cat Zingano has provided a heartfelt statement on her husband's untimely passing.
"Late yesterday evening I learned that my husband and soul mate of seven years, Mauricio Zingano, has passed away," Zingano said. "My life has changed irrevocably. I am shocked and deeply saddened. Thankfully, my family and friends are coming together to provide the support I need. I am grateful for them, as I know there are many difficult days ahead.
"I also very much appreciate the outpour of support from the jiu jitsu and mixed martial arts world. My husband was well known and respected in this close-knit community and I know he would appreciate everyone's thoughts and prayers, as do I. At this time, I respectfully ask everyone to give me privacy as I gather with relatives and friends. Again, I give thanks to all for the kind words and support."
Mauricio Zingano, 37, the head coach and husband of Cat Zingano, was found dead at his home in Colorado on the evening of Jan. 13.
Bloody Elbow reported that his passing was due to an apparent suicide, but an official autopsy to determine cause of death will be performed on the morning of Jan. 15.
"It's something unexplainable, do not know what may have motivated him to do so," Zingano's manager, Jorge Guimaraes said. "We were together and he was fine, had plans and a lifetime ahead. It's a tragedy. I'm going to Denver today to assist the Cat, who is devastated, does not know what to do."
Mauricio Zingano went 6-0-1 in his MMA career, including two victories after turning pro in 1999.


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THE BRIDGEPORT Area Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a Hawaiian Luau Saturday, June 7 beginning at 6:30 p.m. on the patio at the Nugget in Bridgeport. The event will feature an all you can eat buffet and music by Rico Rocks, DJ and Karaoke Show. Lots of fun and prizes including a hula hoop contest, limbo contest, a hula contest and door prizes. For tickets, stop by the Nugget at 228 Main St. in downtown Bridgeport, 740-635-0008, or contact Robin at the Bridgeport Water Department, 740-635-2424. Tickets are $10 in advance or $15 at the door. The event is open to the public, but adults only please. Preparing for the event are Connie Monroe, Cindy Nucci Steele, Ann Gallagher, Robin Bursee and Gloria Barcalow.
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