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Religion in China
Religion is growing rapidly in China, despite a communist regime that forbade its practice and still persecutes some of its adherents. Yet the story of Chinese religion is not straightforward, including Communism's enthusiasm for Qui Gong, and its sanctioning of some forms of Christianity and Buddhism.
Fenggang Yang is a world expert on contemporary religious change in China, and his recent book Religion in China has been hailed as a brilliant analysis of the past, present and future of belief and practice in the world's most powerful economy.
Director of the Centre on Religion and Chinese Society, sociologist at Purdue College of Liberal Arts, Professor Yang spoke to Rachael at the recent SSSR/RRA conference in Phoenix, Arizona.
- Professor Fenggang Yang
- Title
- Religion in China Survival and Revival Under Communist Rule
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- Fenggang Yang
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- Oxford University Press 2012
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- Religion in China survived the most radical suppression in human history--a total ban of any religion during and after the Cultural Revolution. All churches, temples, and mosques were closed down, converted for secular uses, or turned to museums for the purpose of atheist education. Over the last three decades, however, religion has survived and thrived even as China remains under Communist rule. Christianity ranks among the fastest-growing religions in the country,
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paul griffin :
10 Feb 2013 7:21:19pm
China and India are competing using Buddhism to exert influence in Nepal, Burma and Sri Lanka. China is financing the huge project to develop Lumbini (Nepal). India has developed the International Buddhist Confederation.
Charles Cohen :
11 Feb 2013 5:46:58pm
After hearing the fine interview with Dr. Yang (the "red/ black/ grey" "markets" is brilliant!), I went to a performance of Poulenc's opera "Dialogues of the Carmelites".
The opera tells of the martyrdom of a group of Christian nuns at the time of the French Revolution. The events have similarities to what happened during the Chinese "Cultural Revolution", though I'm sure every detail is different.
When I was in Mexico, I ran into a group of Chinese "real Catholic" visitors. I learned about priests in Chinese jails, for refusing to agree to allow the State to run the Church.
History just keeps rhyming, and rhyming, and rhyming . . .
Dr. Yang's story of his own conversion to Christianity makes me wonder how often "I'll study it" becomes "I believe it". But that's a whole other topic.
. Charles
Peter Spolc :
12 Feb 2013 2:47:10pm
What a refreshing and erudite account of the diverse religious activities of contemporary China.
Dr Yang's presentation was very even handed and made a clear distinction between his own Christian beliefs and the beliefs and cultural religiosity of many others. Indeed, that concept of the cultural follower of religion was topic that deserves much greater attention across the board.
What struck me was how strong the expression of religious longing was since it was accorded the freedom to be expressed. A magnificent illustration of humanity and its complex relationship with religion.
Ricardo Javier Palacios :
15 Feb 2013 4:42:02am
Thanks a lot for your beautiful programs. I have problems with my hearing because of that I read your transcripts. Are going to be no more transcripts?
Blessings to all of you.
Moderator: For now RN has ended the transcript service for programs.
Rose :
18 Feb 2013 12:03:34am
Historically Buddhists have not been treated well by Hinduism in India - its just that Buddhists there now are largely refugees from India's periodic adversary, China. The Chinese government has rehabilitated Confucianism, not Buddhism
Chris :
21 Feb 2013 11:42:05pm
I go to China a lot. One of the most refreshing aspects of their society (compared India, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines etc.) is the lack of religous hocus pocus. I would say it was the singualar achievement of Mao. Unfortunately, since his death many of these ancient/modern superstitions (Daoism, animism, bastardised Buddhism, Qi Gong and the ridiculous Falon Gong) are on the rise. I personally hope that the Chinese government continue to crack down hard on them.

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Courtney Love, who knew that she'd end up being the one to crack the mystery of Malaysian Flight 370 wide open? She believes she might know something that no one else does today, and that would be the location of the missing Malaysian Airlines plane.
Love, decided with all the people from all the countries across the globe looking for the missing flight, she would jump in and give a hand, according to CNET News on March 18.
She posted her findings on Facebook today along with the coordinates and now she waits to hear of any news. While she does offer that she is not an expert on finding lost planes, after scouring the ocean via satellite pictures she thinks she has something. Love believes she's turned up some very interesting clues. She thinks that she not only has discovered pieces of the plane, but an oil slick to boot.
Love writes:
"I'm no expert but up close this does look like a plane and an oil slick. ... prayers go out to the families #MH370 and its like a mile away Pulau Perak, where they 'last' tracked it 5°39'08.5"N 98°50'38.0"E but what do I know?"
She took part in the Tomnod challenge she reports. This is where she used satellite images to look over the seas to see if she can find an area that has any debris that could lead to finding the plane. You have to admit, with the alien theories, hearing from Courtney Love revealing she's found the plane is just not that strange.
With Love sharing the news that she has done what no one else has been able to do, you might stop and wonder if she could have possibly done this. Stranger things have happened!
There is no word from the search parties on whether they took Love up on her sighting, but they still have the alien abduction theory and the one about the plane piggy backing in on top of another plane to skirt the radar to look into.


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LOS ANGELES - Eric Peterson's UCLA women's cross country team and Bob Larsen's Bruin men's squad next competition will be Saturday, Sept. 18, running at the Aztec Invitational, held at Balboa Park in San Diego and hosted by San Diego State.
Both Bruin teams opened the season with victories on Saturday, Sept. 4, winning the women's and men's team titles at the CS Fullerton Invite, held at Carbon Canyon Park in Brea.
UCLA's women won their division (16 teams) with 18 points, followed by San Diego State (105), UNLV (107), Concordia (108) and Long Beach State (146). The Bruin men won their team title (10 teams) with 44 points, followed by host CS Fullerton (56), Cal Poly-Pomona (97), Long Beach State (98) and UC San Diego (119).
The Bruin women at the CS Fullerton Invite had six runners in the Top 10, including a one-two-three finish. The women's 5,000m race was won by Bruin sophomore Elaine Canchola (17:41.20), followed by junior Kelly Cohn (17:42.70) and senior Kara Barnard (17:54.10).
UCLA's men placed three runners in the Top 15, including two in the Top 10. Bruin senior Dan Brecht was second (25:37.40) over the 8,000m course and junior Scott Abbott was sixth (25:53.60).
Following the CS Fullerton Invite, the Bruin teams traveled to Mammoth Lakes for a distance training camp that will last almost two weeks.


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It's ok if people die....as long as the government is allowed to continue
to get the tax revenue from selling it.
Kind of like the lottery, the government (politically speaking) can't get income taxi from poor people so they use the lottery to extract poor peoples money knowing full well poor people are the ones who spend the most money on the fallacy of winning big in the lottery.
It's all good as long as the government gets what it wants from the citizens.
It's a shame people fall for these deceptions and it is even more shameful that an institution set up to protect citizens will exploit people for money even when they know full well people's health, societal deterioration, and even death will happen as a result.
Anything goes for liberal progressives but we will all pay with more than just our money.
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Oh good. Because alcohol causes so many problems it is ok to introduce another substance that causes problems too. Seems like it would make sense to limit anything new into the environment that causes health problems? But what the heck, it couldn't be any worse than alcohol right?
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"But pot doesn't hurt anyone..." When will they ever learn, when will they ever learn.
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This is the way our government should work. Allow states to be the laboratories for our country. If something like this works, others will follow. Looks like maybe this might not be the best idea. This is an example of stupidity that should give us pause and cause us to reflect on the harm that legalizing another mind altering substance could cause. It should make us reflect on the selfishness of such policies. Hopefully we, the rest of the nation are wiser than our neighbors to the east.
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Unmonitered recreational marijuana. What a joke. It will just get worse.
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Conservative continue to push the nanny state. Enought with all your goverment regulations!
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In one case, 'more than the recommended dose'. In the other,
'possibly after consuming'.
Everyone gets wound up about their hot button issues and wants more government intervention, at the same time ignoring things like cigarettes and guns. Both of which killed more people yesterday than pot does in a month. If you don't like alcohol or pot, fine. Go to church and find other busywork, but stop killing my joy just because you're denied it. And no, I'm not a pot user; never have been.
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It might be interesting to see if insurance companies begin to put riders on
health, accident or life insurance policies that limit or deny payment to injury
or death attributed to marijuana use. That might be a signal that actuarialy
there is a problem.
Jury trials involving crimes allegedly committed under the influence of marijuana may be interesting. Diminished capacity defense? How to qualify a jury pool, if some are regular users, what about potential for bias one way or the other?
IMO, I think we have a problem. It may be legal, but can you deny employment to a pot head? Do Driving Under the Influence laws cover stoned drivers? What kind of field sobriety tests would hold up in court?
Should Utah beef up UHP patrols on I-70 from Colorado and bust drivers for possession if pulled over?
Should Colorado have Dram Shop laws to hold purveyors of marijuana liable for third party injury or death?
This social experiment could be really interesting.
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We can hear Fox News now: If Benghazi and the Bergdahl swap wasn't bad enough, now Obama is making the National Parks a refuge for terrorists.
National Park Service Director Jonathan B. Jarvis Friday signed a policy prohibiting operating unmanned aircraft on lands and waters administered by the National Park Service.
"We have serious concerns about the negative impact that flying unmanned aircraft is having in parks, so we are prohibiting their use until we can determine the most appropriate policy that will protect park resources and provide all visitors with a rich experience."
Rangers have already seized unmanned aircraft in Zion after a herd of bighorn sheep were buzzed.
But isn't this just a conspiracy to undermine drone strikes by drones against Al Qada operatives when they hide in Arches, Zion or the rest of Utah's Mighty 5 national parks?
We're joking about "America's Best Idea" becoming terrorist refuges, of course—
But is that anymore ridiculous than the Carbon County Commission's a recent resolution that federal cops would be viewed as a "threat to the health, safety and welfare of the citizens of Carbon County."?
The resolution came out of fears that an proposal to put Nine Mile Canyon on the National Register of Historic Places would lead to its becoming a UNESCO World Heritage Site and that ultimately would result in United Nations jurisdiction over Carbon County. Your basic domino effect.
First, we aren't making this up. Second, wouldn't a little U.N. supervision over that notorious speed trap on US 6 in Wellington be a good thing?


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As the 2010 election draws closer, candidates are taking their messages to the street. And they are taking them to the roadside, the right of ways and just about any patch of grass not yet covered by a crop of signs.
In a county where the only regulation regarding the posting of signs is state law, this allows candidates latitude in their poster placement.
Anyone who has ever wanted to own a piece of Campbell County history will have their chance next week.
On July 10, "The Rock" is going on the auction block.
Joe Human and the heirs of Charlie Duncan currently own the well-known Jacksboro landmark.
The people, scenery and history of Campbell County have always been unique. And now the Discover Tennessee Trails and Byways initiative is drawing visitors to take part in the local charm.
Campbell is one of the nine counties that make up the White Lightning Trail, a map featuring local eateries, shops and historic sights.
When a late night at the bar continued to a nearby motel room, a married man from Jacksboro was allegedly assaulted and robbed by his evening companion on June 21.
The victim checked into a motel with Iris Hill Williams, 40, of Lake City, after meeting her at a local bar, according to Caryville Police Chief Johnny Jones.
Police are asking for help in solving a series of attempted and armed robberies.
On June 10, a 74-year-old woman told investigators she putting her groceries in the vehicle at Food City when a man, using a white shirt to cover his face, approached her, asking for money. When the victim said she didn't have any money, the would be robber allegedly grabbed her purse and ran, the LaFollette Police report said. The handbag was later located at Walgreen's pharmacy with $200 being the only item missing, the report said.
LaFollette Police are currently investigating the death of a 6- month-old female.
On Saturday morning, just after 6 a.m., officers along with emergency crews were dispatched to a home on Rose Hill Drive. There they found an unresponsive infant with her parents, police said.
Information gathered at the scene indicated the infant was sleeping on a couch with her mother as her father slept in the floor on a mattress, said Detective Sgt. Jason Henegar of the LPD. Initial reports indicate that at some point the little girl fell from the couch, he said.
Independence Day is just days away and employees with Pyro Shows, Inc. are in overdrive making ready to light up the skies across the nation.
"We are in full swing right now and it's kind of crazy around here," Mike Walden, vice president of operations said.
According to Walden, the LaFollette based company is booked for an estimated 150 shows to taking place as far north as the nation's capitol, down to Orlando, Fl, over to the Outer Banks and Houston, Tx and everywhere in between.
The Jellico Board of Mayor and Aldermen is honoring past employees who have loyally served the town of Jellico for over 20 years or more.
Previous Jellico Police Chief Ned Smiddy and assistant police chief Ronnie Lewis were presented with plaques at the June board meeting.
Smiddy retired after 26 years from police chief in 2004 and Lewis retired in 2009 after 29 years.
Both employees served the town of Jellico with service and dedication, according to Jellico Mayor Forster Baird who presented them with plaques.
Johnny E. Jones is living his dream.
From a seven-year-old boy in a police uniform pretending to arrest his friends to the soon to be new police chief in Caryville, Jones said he always wanted to be a police officer.
And with 34 years of experience, he may be one of the few to fill a lifetime with a career he loves.
"My father was a police officer, and I always wanted to be an officer ever since I was little," said Jones. "I am living my dream and following in my father's footsteps."
Rumblings that building codes would make the agenda attracted a crowd to Monday's county commission meeting. And Commissioner Lynn Letner did not disappoint when he made a motion to put a referendum on the November ballot and let the voters decide whether or not the county should enforce building codes.
According to Letner, he has spoken with a number of residents both for and against building codes and feels that the public needs to be given the opportunity to vote on the issue.
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After a chilly low of 20 at Philly International(and even some snow and sleet this morning that pushed to the northeast) we reached a high of 46 despite partial sunshine; the clouds were associated with a clipper system to the north, but then another system is pushing in from the southwest and keeping clouds around overnight. This will prevent temperatures from dropping pretty low and in fact in Center City we'll stay in the upper 20s(middle 20s in the suburbs).
Saturday will be partly sunny with a minute chance of some light rain before sunset(but mostly it will hold off until the late evening and into the overnight hours) with highs in the upper 40s. Overnight it will be in the lower 40s with an overcast sky and some light rain. Sunday itself will start wet, but otherwise be mostly cloudy with highs in the middle 50s for a change!
The cold front itself pushes through overnight Sunday into Monday morning, BUT riding along the front will be an area of low pressure that has the POTENTIAL for some rain changing over to snow as temperatures drop through the upper 30s in the early morning and ending just after lunchtime. After a low around 20 on Tuesday morning we'll have a sun-filled afternoon with some high clouds by sunset with highs in the upper 30s ahead of another system. This will be a mix to rain with temperatures rising above freezing overnight and reaching the upper 40s by Wednesday afternoon.
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And the next game to be made into a film is... Fruit Ninja
An Assassin's Creed film? Sure, that makes sense. Angry Birds? Well, if you must. Tetris? Seriously, dude what are you on? Fruit Ninja? Now you're just trolling.
Fifty Shades of Grey producer is making a Metro 2033 film
The Metro series is to branch out into the wilderness of cinemas.
Blizzard might offer free copies of WoW to Warcraft moviegoers
Buying a ticket to Duncan Jones' upcoming Warcraft movie might also grab you a free copy of the MMO.
'Live-action and animation hybrid' Sonic movie still in the works
Sega has re-confirmed a new big-screen outing for its iconic blue hedgehog.
Dragon's Lair: The Movie restarts crowdfunding campaign
The cinematic adaptation of animated adventure game Dragon's Lair has rebooted its crowdfunding campaign – despite being halfway to its funding goal.
Transformers writer in talks for Tomb Raider movie reboot
The re-launch of the Tomb Raider movie franchise appears to have found its director and writer.
VIDEO: Warcraft movie trailer debuts at Blizzcon
The initial trailer for the upcoming live-action Warcraft film has arrived.
Activision Blizzard opens television and film studio
Activision Blizzard has announced the launch of a new film and television studio to produce adaptations for its various franchises.
There's (another) Witcher movie on the way
The producer of The Mummy film franchise has announced a cinematic adaptation of The Witcher.
Rocket League film and TV series being discussed
A movie or TV series based on Psyonix's car football title Rocket League could well be on the way.
There's a brand new Peanuts and Snoopy video game on the way
As popular pooch Snoopy prepares to make a big-screen return on his 65th birthday, Activision has announced a video game tie-in for the upcoming film.
Mighty No.9 live-action film in the works
A live-action movie based on Keiji Inafune's Kickstarter game Mighty No.9 has been revealed to be in development.
The Rock is starring in a Rampage film
Midway's 1986 arcade hit Rampage is the latest video game license to be given the Hollywood treatment.
Sony had plans for Super Smash Bros, Uncharted, Metal Gear and BioShock films
A fresh bout of documents obtained from the 2014 Sony Pictures hack have been released by WikiLeaks, bringing with it fresh details about Sony Pictures' gaming movie aspirations.
Five Nights at Freddy's film in the works
The Five Nights at Freddy's series of horror games is being made into a movie.
Metal Gear Solid film secures screenwriter
Sony Pictures has hired screenwriter Jay Basu to pen its upcoming movie adaptation of Metal Gear Solid.
Assassin's Creed film scheduled for December 2016 premiere
Production for the Assassin's Creed movie adaptation is underway, Ubisoft has revealed.
Sega hires veteran TV producer
Sega has hired veteran television executive Evan Cholfin to lead its joint venture Stories International in development of the publisher's IP portfolio.
A Tetris film is in the works
Threshold Entertainment and The Tetris Company are teaming up to make a feature length film based on the classic video game.
Assassin's Creed movie pushed back to 2016
Fox has delayed the movie adaptation of the Assassin's Creed series.
There's going to be a Football Manager film
Football Manager is certainly an iconic brand in the video games sector, and now the IP is about to make its cinematic debut.
Shigeru Miyamoto to make film debut with 3D Pikmin short
Having been one of gaming's leading lights for decades, Nintendo's design boss Shigeru Miyamoto is preparing to make his film debut.
Stalled Dead Island movie back on track
Deep Silver has partnered with feature film production company Occupant Entertainment in an effort to get the previously stalled Dead Island movie adaption back on track.
Dinklage to star in big screen version of hit short Pixels
Peter Dinklage, Adam Sandler and Brian Cox are amongst the names signed up to star in a film inspired by internet hit Pixels.
Michael Bay's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles to star in Kinect game
There's a new Turtles film out soon and Activision seemingly hopes to have a title out to capitalise on the hype.


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Returning to the workforce after being a full-time homemaker or stay-at-home mom or dad doesn't have to be challenging. Just because you haven't received financial payment for your skills during these months or years doesn't mean you don't have skills. Gain confidence, and know how to market yourself.
Of course, first you will need to get noticed to get that face-to-face interview. Smart employers look deeper than the surface when it comes to work experience. Begin to list everything you accomplish on a daily basis. It will probably surprise you to discover how many transferable skills you have attained through your position as a homemaker.
Do not sell yourself short simply because you have not received payment for your 24/7 work of running a household. Craft your own worker description by using action words to describe, in detail, what skills you have that you will be contributing to the hiring company.
Some examples of your skill list description might include:
- Managing schedules or logistics for a family of four, five, or whatever number that applies.
- Mediating disputes among siblings
- Motivating, coaching, counseling, teaching children
- Balancing priorities to establish and to implement a budget while paying invoices, reconciling accounts, shopping for clothing, food, and household supplies
- Preparing, planning, and serving nutritious meals for a family of four, five, or whatever number that applies.
- Party planning and entertaining spouse's employers, colleagues, clients, or prospective clients
- Maintaining a clean home
- Coordinating medical care for all members of the family, maintaining records
Write out everything you do on a daily basis, and then transfer each and every skill to a work-related environment. Approach it as if it is community service or volunteer work that has contributed to the development of raising children and collaborating with a working spouse, or partner, to operate a smooth-running household.
There are many reasons why a potential employer may or may not look at an application and give a chance for an interview. The most important thing is to keep your head held high. Your attitude toward what you have accomplished, and the ability to consolidate it into an impressive elevator speech presentation might just be the key to nabbing a paying job.


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Temple Drops UMass Men's Soccer, 2-0
Oct. 31, 2003
AMHERST, Mass. - The University of Massachusetts men's soccer team saw its seven-game home unbeaten streak come to an end at the hands of the A-10 league leader, Temple, 2-0, at Rudd Field Friday afternoon. The loss drops UMass' record to 10-6-1 overall and 4-4-1 in the Atlantic 10.
UMass was the aggressor in the first half, putting much pressure on Temple keeper Patrick Hannigan. UMass nearly took an early lead when freshman Richard Higa (Honolulu, Hawaii) was found streaking down the left side, but Hannigan came out to meet him and stopped a shot just after it left Higa's foot to keep the game scoreless. UMass also had an opportunity with about 13 minutes left as the Minutemen forced the Temple defense to scramble, but couldn't push the ball across the goal line.
Temple, however, took a 1-0 lead just three minutes into the second half, when Joe Brocker redirected a direct kick from Ryan Heins into the far right corner at the 48:22 mark. Temple then settled into a defensive set, and used an Anthony Donatelli goal at the 81:10 mark for a 2-0 advantage. Donatelli received a pass from Chad Baker and blooped a shot from the top of the box into the left corner.
Colin Burns (Newark, Del.) made four saves in net for the Minutemen, while Hannigan posted a shutout, also making four saves, all in the first half.
The Minutemen will be at home for the final time in 2003 on Sunday with a 1:00 p.m. game against Saint Joseph's.
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The LSB workgroup has released updates to the SDK, 4.1 distribution tests, and the Linux App Checker. These updates are now available from the LSB Download page:
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This is a minor release. Most notably, some issues with the data for recent Linux distributions in the App Checker have been fixed, and some newer distributions (Fedora 18, Ubuntu 12.10) are now checked. In addition, a number of minor issues with the SDK headers were found and fixed.
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MEDINA — The Medina police chief said the department is better prepared to protect VIPs and organize events after a training session with the U.S. Secret Service.
Chief Pat Berarducci said he sought the training in light of the January shooting of U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, D-Arizona.
"Obviously the shooting of the congresswoman drew everybody's attention to that issue … there really is no agency responsible for protecting congressmen when they're out in the district," he said.
On Friday, police supervisors, including the chief and detectives, met with four members of the Presidential Protection Detail of the Secret Service — which Berarducci called the "Super Bowl of protection details" — in the multipurpose room in City Hall for a three-hour training class.
"Part of the training looked at incidents that occurred in the past that were captured on video tape, and (the agents) reviewed through their eyes what the problems were," he said.
Training was two-pronged, covering both personal security and coordinating a large event. It included threat analysis, planning and logistics and instruction on providing protection, the chief said.
Whether a visit from a member of congress, a dignitary at Medina Hospital or the president himself, Berarducci said he wanted the department prepared to protect a person and organize security at a large event.
"You never know when you are going to get a call like that," he said. "It may be a citizen you need to protect, a judge or a public official. Now we have a better idea of how to prepare and organize for that type of operation."
The training also was attended by Service Director Nino Piccoli, Medina Hospital Director of Security Jim Bigam and Medina High School Assistant Principal Andy Brenner.
Part of the training included coordinating communication between police and other departments and institutions.
"We would assist law enforcement in whatever they needed," Piccoli said. "The police department would take the lead and handle all the details from the secret service, and we would get orders from the police department."
Internally, Berarducci said that detectives typically do the bulk of planning protection detail, while patrol supervisors organize uniformed officers.
Berarducci said event planning could be "as simple as if somebody had a heart attack in the middle of the crowd, how to get to them and how to get them out." It could also involve where to stage a guest or place members of the media.
"I would say the event planning would be an even bigger demand for us than even the personal security side of it," he said.
He said the department plans to work with the Secret Service again. The agents, from the Cleveland Office of Secret Service, brought the course to Medina without any cost to the department, Berarducci said.
"These guys are the best at it, so when I found out we were able to bring down four guys from Presidential Detail, I couldn't pass it up," he said.
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Ed Sheeran Spills The Beans On 1D's 'Little Things'
While we're still waiting for the release of 1D's new single 'Little Things', songwriter Ed Sheeran is busy revealing some juicy gossip about the song!
The 'You Need Me, I Don't Need You' star revealed that he actually wrote the song when he was 17! He said:
"The great thing about it is I wrote that song with a girl called Fiona Bevan when I was 17 and we lost the song. I've kept in touch with Fiona, we've done gigs and stuff and about two months ago she sent me the tune and was like 'oh, do you remember this?"
Ed then went on to say:
"I was like 'Yeah, I do remember that', and I was in the studio with the One Direction boys at the time and I was playing it and they were like 'we really like that'."
He also admitted that the song has some of his favourite lyrics ever:
"'I know you never like the sound of your voice on tape and you never like to know how much you weigh and you still have to squeeze into your jeans but you're perfect to me'."
Ed also dished the dirt on the songs meaning: "It was written about all the best things about someone, kind of like the things you wouldn't expect."
But, he wasn't the only one giving us little clues about the song, the 1D boys also took to twitter to reveal:
"SNEAK PEAK of #LittleThings Your hand fits in mine like it's made just for me… Any ideas on the next line!? 1DHQ"
Ed has revealed that the song is more "acoustic led" and "more of a ballad" than what we're used to hearing from One Direction…we look forward to hearing it!
Although, I don't know if we can wait much longer, the suspense is killing us!
Are you as excited as we are?
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- There are a total of five accessible parking spaces located near the guest room buildings. Adjacent to these parking spaces are ramps which access the main walkways which lead to the room and building entrances.
- The Front Desk features a lowered shelf convenient for guests with disabilities. There is easy access from the front desk to the restaurant, lounge, outdoor patio, and meeting room within the main building.
- An elevator can take guests to the upper level of the main building.
- Portable TDD devices for hearing impaired are available upon request.
- There are five large accessible rooms on property. One room features a roll-in shower, while the other four rooms are equipped with bathroom railings for safety. Shower chairs are available upon request.
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FreeNX or VNC, which is generally more secure? I am just wondering since both give encryption.
I know FreeNX generally uses SSH which is very secure.
If you're talking about straight out of the box VNC, it does not provide any encryption (UltraVNC does however, and RealVNC does to, for the commercial package).
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- Nuri İyem Painting Prize
- Enki Bilal in Istanbul!
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- Suat Akdemir at Eskonsept
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- 28th International Istanbul Film Festival Gets Under Way
- "Chromosome XX"
- Two Special Evenings with Alice Russell
- Jane Birkin Comes to Istanbul!
- Japanese 'Heartbeat' Drums to Beat in Istanbul
- Flights to Ufa (Russian Federation) Get Under Way
- Fares Starting From TL 79, Everything Included
- 45th Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkey
- Turkish Airlines at ITB Berlin Fair
- New flights to Mashhad (Iran)
- Second, Connecting Flights Via Ankara Only TL 25 on AnadoluJet
- Mideast and Cyprus Regional Meeting in Cairo
- Turkish Airlines Takes "Best Marketing Award"
- Turkish Airlines at Yalta Tourism Fair
- 12th World Congress on Public Health in Istanbul
Welcome Aboard
Dear guests, The effects of the global financial crisis are being felt in air transport, and many airlines are scaling back the capacity they offer the market by reducing their number of flights.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has revised upwards its previously estimated loss of two billion Euros in the sector in 2009. Pointing out that fall in demand in airlines has been sharper than anticipated, IATA President Giovanni Bisignani recently announced that the sector would lose 3.5 billion Euros in 2009.
We have not altered out 2009 targets despite this contraction in the air transport sector. When we note the rate of growth in our passenger numbers in the first quarter, we can see that we are going to reach our designated targets.
Our summer timetable, which goes into effect on 29 March and will bring us one step closer to the broad flight network we have targeted in line with our growth strategy, includes not only newly opened routes but an increase in the number of flights on our existing routes. Flight destinations to which we previously did not fly every day but will now fly seven days a week on the summer timetable include: New Delhi, Mumbai, Chicago, Zagreb, Sarayevo, Nice, Casablanca, Addis Ababa, Khartoum, Dublin, Venice, Basel, Helsinki, Bahrain and Doha on the international routes, and Sinop on the domestic routes.
Among the new foreign destinations being added to our flight network are Dakkar (Senegal), Sao Paulo (Brazil), Benghazi (Libya) and Lvov (Ukraine). The summer timetable, which envisages an increase of 24 percent in seat-kilometers and a 12 percent increase in landings over the previous period, includes flights to a total of 152 destinations, 116 on the international and 36 on the domestic routes.
I am also pleased to announce that flights between Istanbul and Toronto will get under way shortly following a civil aviation agreement signed recently between Turkey and Canada. All of our pertinent units are engaged in strenuous efforts to complete the required formalities. Our goal is to add the Istanbul-Toronto route, initially at three days a week, to the flight network while the summer timetable is in effect.
This month is of special importance for our children, to whom we have entrusted our future. I would therefore like to take this opportunity to wish all our children a Happy National Sovereignty and Children's Day on April 23rd.
I thank you for flying Turkish Airlines and wish you a pleasant flight.
Sincerely yours,
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Comparison of two ELISA screening tests and a non-commercial glutaraldehyde coagulation screening test for the detection of failure of passive transfer in neonatal foals
This study evaluated the sensitivity, specificity and positive predictive value/negative predictive value of the CITE ELISA, the first version of the SNAP ELISA, and the revised version of the SNAP ELISA (SNAP ELISA 1 and SNAP ELISA 2, respectively). This study also evaluated a non-commercial versio...
Effect of age on systemic antibody response following rabies and influenza vaccinations in healthy horses
Use of Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy to determine immunoglobulin status in camelid and equine species
Measurement of systemic immunoglobulin (Ig) concentrations in horses and camelids is important for early and accurate diagnosis of immunodeficiencies in order to provide proper medical intervention. As a consequence, there is a demand for up-to-date, economic, rapid and precise diagnostic assays for...
Evaluation of the sensitivity of three ELISA tests for the detection of Mycobacterium avium paratuberculosis infection using tissue culture as a gold standard
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A method and a corresponding system for obtaining a serum mid-infrared spectroscopic profile using Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) are described. The method comprises acquiring FTIR spectra for dried sera and preprocessing the FTIR spectra of sera by differentiation and smoothing to e...


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RGY Alloys is established on the principle of uncompromising commitment to excellence in its products and services, to set up new standards of quality in Precision Forging Industry.
We are engaged in manufacturing and supply of Closed Die Forging, Upset Forging ( drop / hot ) for Carbon Steel, alloy Steel and Stainless Steel. We also make precision turned components. Another division of RGY is manufacturing Bright Steel Bars in various shapes and sizes for automobile and engineering industry.
We are an ISO 9001:2000 certified Company and continuously strive to forge lasting relationship with our customers through consistent performance. We give utmost priority with best services and quality of product to our esteemed customers. A professionally managed company with focus on productivity, quality, employee satisfaction, growth transparency and trust. We are fully equipped to meet any kind of product requirement as per the customer specifications.
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Afterschool providers serving school age children 5 years and up through grade 5 must complete: Part I: School Age Child Care Certification and Part II: Foundations of Advancing Youth Development (AYD) Principles.
Part I: School Age Child Care Certification (28 Hours) HEV0803
This course fulfills Part I of II Parts required to complete the 40-Hour School Age Child Care Training mandated by the Department of Children and Families. This course provides training on rules and regulations-center based; identifying and reporting child abuse and neglect; health, safety and nutrition; and school age appropriate practices. This course focuses on how to ensure that children are healthy, safe and happy in their school age programs.
Part I requires that the participant pass a competency exam with a score of 70% or higher given by Department of Children & Families.
Syllabus: School Age Part I
Part II: Foundations of Advancing Youth Development (AYD) Principles HEV0804
This certification fulfills the remaining 12 hours of training required by the state for afterschool providers serving school age children ages 5 and up (through grade 5). This training will introduce afterschool providers to a specialized school age curriculum focusing on the stages of development for children ages 5 and up.
Students are required to successfully pass, with a score of 70 percent or better, the exam for Part II Foundations of Advancing Youth Development (AYD) administered during the last class session. 100% Attendance is required.
Syllabus: School Age Part II Foundations of AYD
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Taking one of the state-mandated child care training courses requires that you also register for your course in the DCF database system. This ensures that there is an official record of your taking the class. Registration for this class needs to be completed by your second class session (or before). This is the first out of class assignment and students will be required to show proof of DCF registration by the second class session. Note: If your class only meets once you will need to complete this process and submit proof of registration at the first class session.
Registration Directions:
Go to: www.myflorida.com/childcare
Click on: Training and Credentialing
At this point you will be prompted to enter your email and personal information. Click on: Instructor-Led Courses. Then, under Course Reference Number, enter your Palm Beach State College reference # and click next. Continue to click next until you see the green check mark.
Your registration process is now complete. Note: You do not pay for this course through the DCF system, you pay for it through the college's Panther Web.
Prime Time Palm Beach County, Inc. is a non-profit, intermediary organization dedicated to quality school-age afterschool programs. Prime Time offers scholarships to Management and front line practitioners employed in a Palm Beach County afterschool program working with school-age children. Download a scholarship application. For more information, contact Nicole Tarsia at (561)732-8066,ext. 117 or visit the Prime Time Palm Beach County, Inc. web site at: www.primetimepbc.org.
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On September 8th 2013, Dave and Dan Brandshaw will be setting out from Shillong in the mountains of North East India and will head west for Jaisalmer by the Pakistan border. To make things more interesting they will be travelling the 2200 miles unsupported in a 3-wheeled, 7 horsepower rickshaw!
All the costs of the journey (flights, accommodation, food, rickshaw, petrol, insurance, beer etc) are being covered by the two guys so all of the money you donate goes directly to their two chosen charities – the first a charity that aims to protect rainforests globally and the second, The Hope Foundation.
Watch The Rickshaw Run video here
You can sponsor Dan and Dave's incredible journey across India through Virgin Money Giving by clicking HERE.


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*spoilers* brilliant lightsaber battle *spoilers*
So i was fighting Dessaan in the end of the game for like the 3rd time. As we were fighting i was destroying the pillars around the arena. he shoved me down wih the force just when the pillar was about to fall. i defelcted his lightsaber back and it clanked to the ground. As he was about to get it back, i force lightninged the pillar and it collapsed right on top of him. I was cracking up so much because I killed him so cheaply.....damn I should have recorded this dome how :) Anyways just wanted to tell a funny story.
Pillar? Looks like I'm going to have to go back and check out that place a bit more.
same here. I was backing away from him with about 1hp left and for the hell of it i threw my saber at him and my saber hit the pillar and it fell on him. I almost feel out of my chair I was laughing so hard.
Yeah, the first time I killed him I dropped a pillar on him. I thought that's how you were supposed to kill him, heh.
yea I was cracking up soo hard....but i like the destructable entities they coded in, very well done
I gotta say. I love it how the bosses in this game are just a vulnerable as you are, they are just really good at fighting. The fact that you can kill the final boss in one hit (if you are good enough) is just freaking sweet. For instance, when I faced Desaan I got lucky. I force pushed him onto the ground, and when he was down I switched to heavy stance and pulled the over the head swipe into the floor. One hit and I killed the final boss.
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At Strong4Life, created by Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, our doctors, nutritionists and wellness experts create fun, easy ways to help your kids eat, move and live healthier. From picky eaters to passionate gamers, we have a slew of simple tips by experts who understand, because we're parents, too.
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This Valentine's celebrate love through your taste buds with a night of romantically inspired dishes paired with our wonderful Firestone wine, on Saturday, February 15th from 6:00pm-9:00pm. Santa Barbara's favorite caterer, Pure Joy Catering, will create a "love" inspired meal that will enlighten your senses and allow you to experience a memorable Valentine's Day through food and wine. Our winemaker, Paul Warson, will walk you through each course as he pours you our newest vintages of his favorite wines.
Oysters with Ginger Ponzu
First Course
Chilled Market Berry Soup with Créme Fraîche
Second Course
Roasted Local Beets on Arugula with Goat Cheese
and Candied Pecans with Blood Orange Vinaigrette
Handmade Bread Sticks
Third Course
Lemon Rosemary Pork Loin with Confetti of Garlic, Parsley & Lemon Zest
presented with Balsamic Glazed Chippolini Onions, Fresh Heirloom Carrots
with an Olive Oil Herb Drizzle and Garnished with Cherries
Vegetarian Option:
Golden Mushroom & Tofu Sausage Tartlet
Dark Chocolate Dipped Strawberries
Skewers of Fresh Pineapple and Blood Oranges
with a Creamy Passion Fruit Drizzle
Nut and Honey Bites
Firestone Valentine's Winemaker Dinner
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Spoil your sweetheart the following morning with a wine country brunch including relaxing views, delicious food, great company, and don't forget the wine! Enjoy a Valentine's Sunday Wine Brunch at our sister winery Lincourt Vineyards in Solvang (7.5 miles) on Sunday, February 16th from 11:00am-2:00pm.


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Light rail, deep-water shipping, air-freight system, policy guru Jeff Kohut, 2011 petitioning candidate for mayor, offers Governor Dan Malloy improvements in his transportation proposal. Grab a cup of joe and check out Kohut's transportation vision. Every governor since and including William O'Neill has devoted considerable time and attention (if not money) to the remediation of […]
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Kohut Says Malloy's Transportation Initiative Lacks Imagination, Offers Suggestions
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Ed Caldwell, Political Leader, Former State Comptroller
October 12th, 2013 · 1 Comment · Analysis and Comment, News and Events
Ed Caldwell was one of the good guys in city politics. Decent and caring, Caldwell goes back to an era when Bridgeport elected officials had real juice in Hartford. He served as a state senator from Bridgeport and also as state comptroller. His influence locally was such some of his political peers referred to him […]
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Fleeta Hudson Transcends City Politics
November 20th, 2011 · 5 Comments · Analysis and Comment, Best of Bridgeport, City Politics
In this week of thanks and giving if you want to discuss city pols who are decent and honorable, Fleeta Hudson's at the top of the list. CT Post reporter Keila Torres Ocasio wrote a deserving tribute to her in the Sunday edition. Fleeta has a way of sharing her point of view without declaring […]
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Don't Mess With FOI
March 14th, 2011 · 1 Comment · Analysis and Comment
When it comes to courts, cops and public servants Andy Thibault is one of Connecticut's top watchdogs. He's not happy with a proposal to consolidate the state's Freedom of Information Commission with other state watchdog groups. A former FOI commissioner, Andy is host of The Cool Justice Report: cooljustice.blogspot.com/. He shares his views on the proposal under […]
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Where Have You Gone Lowell Weicker? Gov's Bridgeport Office On Chopping Block
December 1st, 2010 · 13 Comments · Analysis and Comment
The governor's Bridgeport office opened by Lowell Weicker 18 years ago is in jeopardy of closing. Essentially it's hammered shut, unless Governor-elect Dan Malloy, who told more than 100 Bridgeport supporters last week that he will not forget them, weighs in.
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Malloy's Transition Team
November 22nd, 2010 · 8 Comments · News and Events
Governor-elect Dan Malloy announced his transition team today. From Malloy: GOVERNOR-ELECT MALLOY NAMES TRANSITION STEERING COMMITTEE, PERSONNEL COMMITTEE, POLICY COMMITTEE LEADERS (HARTFORD, CT) – Governor-Elect Dan Malloy and Lieutenant Governor-Elect Nancy Wyman today named the members of their Transition Steering Committee, as well as the members of their Personnel Committee and Policy Committee. The people […]
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Now What, For Bridgeport: Will Malloy Be Like Weicker?
November 7th, 2010 · 12 Comments · Analysis and Comment, City Politics, News and Events
It was a screwy election, with the state's largest city at the center of a ballot storm, the city's Registrar of Voters Office vilified for its myopic election management, Connecticut Secretary of the State Susan Bysiewicz, capping a year of dubious decisions, confirming once and for all she's not the goods, and a frustrated city electorate wondering how its government representatives […]
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Mayor, Mario And Malloy, Plus: Himes-Debicella Battle, And Pathetic Primary Turnout
August 20th, 2010 · 27 Comments · Analysis and Comment, City Politics, News and Events, State Politics
Sounds like Mayor Bill Finch and Democratic Town Chair Mario Testa are doing and saying all the right things reaching out to guber primary winner Dan Malloy. The mayor and Mario aren't in any position to cut a specific deal with Malloy. They made their deal with Ned Lamont. But the more they're on board with Malloy […]
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Authorities now know what happened in an oil tank explosion that killed an Allen County man Thursday night.
State Police say 48-year-old Randy Tabor of Scottsville was using a propane torch to heat plastic pipe leading into an oil tank when fumes ignited. Tabor died at the scene.
Funeral services will be Monday at 3:00 pm at Scottsville Baptist Church. Visitation will begin Sunday at 11:00 am at T.W. Crow and Son Funeral Home in Scottsville.


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The rocks in the Marin Headlands give us a view of a "relatively" undisturbed section of ancient ocean floor. The rocks on the San Francisco, Baker Beach side show dramatic, highly disturbed, evidence of the impact of this ocean floor's collision with the westward moving North American continent.
This field trip was produced for the Onset Workshops led by Don Reed, San Jose State University and Jim Locke, College of Marin.
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|Click on the image to begin your geological exploration of the Marin Headlands (seen here looking from Baker Beach in San Francisco)
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The Baker Beach Trip
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Last week's launch of Missoni for Target turned into some kind of a frenzy. At least that's what I gathered from my twitter and facebook stream. Not a huge Missoni fan myself, I was only mildly interested in this latest designer collaboration with the big box store, but each time there's a new one I usually check out the wares.
Rest assured if it had been Fendi for Target, or, say, Prada for Target, then I would have been one of those women lined up before the doors unlocked on opening day.
But then it makes me wonder - are we just after the labels? Or was everyone really and truly dying over polyester zig zag?
The few very high-end designer pieces I own (and I do not own as many as you might think) are usually superior in quality to similarly designed items. Sure, a percentage of the price is a premium for the label inside, but in many cases (certainly not all) you do get what you pay for. The handbags are a nicer leather and lined with a suede or other nice fabric. The dresses are cut to be more flattering, or have hand-stitched details that you wouldn't find on a majorly mass-produced garment.
Since I do not buy uber-expensive designer pieces that often, whenever I am in the dressing room and I slip on something very nice, I usually think to myself, "Oh, huh. There is a difference here."
It's impossible for the designer labels to replicate this at the price point and level of production required for a Target collaboration. And since stores like Forever21 and H&M are always producing knock-offs of the top designers (earthy-toned chevron included), why is everyone so bananas for the Target version? It's because of the label.
Have you ever seen the movie The Devil Wears Prada? It's such a fun flick, but my favorite scene is when Meryl Streep's character explains to the new assistant (who thinks she's "not into fashion") how even the clearance bin at Old Navy contains colors and styles that were on the Paris runways four years ago. Almost everyone is influenced by brands and designers, whether they want to be or not.
There are several intelligent articles floating around about how the Target collaborations are watering down the high-end brands. How their very appeal is based on the fact that they're NOT available to the masses. That's the business side of label-as-status-maker.
But since it's still from Target, the only status you're sporting is that you got to the store early last Tuesday. If you weren't absolutely in love with it, are you as proud to wear a Missoni for Target sweater as you would be if you were wrapped in the real thing?
I guess the difference is that, according to the label, it is "the real thing."
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Hawkeyes travel to Boulder for first road game of 2013-14
This weekend is `Wow Time' for the school's all-time leader in steals
1989-90 as a Senior--four-year starter leads Iowa's scoring with a 21.3 average...also lead the team in rebounds with 7.1 boards per outing...has paced Iowa's scoring in 15 of 26 games and led the rebounding in 11 contests...tallied a career-high 34 points against nationally ranked South Carolina at the Hilton Head Super Shootout...in the season-opener versus Howard, Price tied her own school record of five three-pointers...her 21.3 scoring average is the highest in the Big Ten Conference...preseason all-American by Street & Smith's Basketball...was named MVP of Iowa's Amana- Hawkeye Classic for the second-consecutive season...joined teammate Jolette Law as a unanimous pick to the Louisiana Tech Dial Soap Classic all-tournament team...also received that tournament's Loraine Howard Award presented to the classic's most inspirational player...a 1998 all-Big Ten first team selection, second team in 1989...was the 1987 Big Ten freshman of the year...competed on the 1989 U.S. entry to the World Championship Zone Qualification Tournament in Brazil...played for the U.S.'s gold medal-winning 1987 Jones Cup Games squad...is Iowa's all-time steals leader with 311...ranks third on Iowa's all-time scoring list (1,682), third in career rebounding (703) and second in career assists (377)...will graduate in August 1990 with a degree in sports management.
1987--Pre-season Second Team all-Big Ten selection...Orange Bowl Classic Most Valuable Player...Big Ten Conference Player of the Week, Jan. 4.
1988--Fifth team Women's Basketball News Service...First Team All-Big Ten Conference...participant in the 1988 Olympic Trials.


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On Monday, World Jiu-Jitsu Expo president Renzo Gracie was a guest on Mauro Ranallo's podcast "The MMA Show" aired on The Score. He took responsibility for the no-show by Nick Diaz at this past weekend's World Jiu-Jitsu Expo, explained the situation, and also stated that he never wanted that fight in the first place.
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EL CAJON, Calif. - A robbery suspect who was captured near Petco Park 19 hours after he escaped in handcuffs from a processing area at the San Diego Central Jail was sentenced Thursday to probation and a year in jail.
Angelo Paschall, 22, pleaded guilty to felony escape and misdemeanor theft.
San Diego police spotted the defendant in the area of 16th Street and Island Avenue in the East Village about 10 a.m. on April 22. When the officers approached, the suspect bolted, running west for about 10 blocks and passing through the ballpark before they caught up to him and took him into custody.
Authorities had been looking for the 6-foot-5-inch, 175-pound escapee for about 19 hours, from the time he broke away from officers at the Front Street detention center and fled through an automated front vehicle gate as it was closing.
Paschall was arrested April 21 on suspicion of stealing from a Burlington Coat Factory store in the 7900 block of El Cajon Boulevard in La Mesa, then fighting with a security guard who tried to stop him.
At the time of his capture at Park Boulevard and Tony Gwynn Drive, the suspect was no longer in handcuffs, La Mesa police Lt. Matt Nicholass said. It was unclear when and how he had removed the restraints, or where he had spent his time on the lam.
Paschall will serve his jail sentence in San Diego County, but the judge granted a request to allow the Missouri native to serve his probation in his hometown of St. Louis.


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Here are the concerts that we gave during 2011:
Stile Moderno
Wednesday 5 January 2011 @ 6.30pmSt John's Anglican Church
King St, Flinders
A stunning programme of masterpieces from the avant-garde of 17th century Italy with guests Siobhan Stagg (soprano) and Simon Martyn-Ellis (theorbo and guitar). The highly expressive new "modern style" which emerged in Italy in the early 1600's aimed to excite the passions of the listener through virtuosic solos, dramatic contrasts and daring improvisations.
Tickets: $50/$45 Bookings: Frankston Arts Centre Box Office 9784 1060 or online at www.peninsulafestival.com.au
From the Highest Spheres – Salon Subscription Concert 1
Monday 4 April 2011 @ 6pm
The Salon, Melbourne Recital Centre
Cnr Southbank Boulevard and Sturt St, Melbourne.
Featuring music of 17th century Italy and Spain, this programme explores the virtuoso musical style that took Europe by storm. Passionate, virtuosic and free, it allows the musicians freedom to improvise and explore the extreme outer limits of their instruments. With the haunting colours of the exotic lirone, songs which are by turn joyful and tragic plus Latitude 37's own original diminutions, this is a programme of a nature that is rarely heard. With guest artists Greta Bradman (soprano) and Simon Martyn-Ellis (theorbo & baroque guitar).
Tickets: $35/$25, 3 concert subs: $87/$63
Bookings (03) 9699 3333 or online at www.melbournerecital.com.au
Baroque à la Carte at The Vines of Red Hill
Saturday 23 July 2011 @ 6.30pm and Sunday 24 July @ 12.00pm
Vines of Red Hill Restaurant & Vineyard
150 Red Hill Rd, Red Hill
Latitude 37 continues its ongoing partnership with Chef James Redfern in a unique culinary and musical experience. Indulge in a four-course gourmet meal with matching wines but keep an eye on the musical menu; Latitude 37 does away with the traditional set-course musical programme, and instead presents a selection of instrumental sides and it is at the diners' discretion to decide what they will hear! Places are limited so book now to avoid missing out on this unusual sensory wonder.
Vines of Red Hill, situated amongst rolling hills on the Mornington Peninsula, transforms itself into an elegant and genial banquet hall for this winter feast where you can hang up your coats and warm yourself by the glow of a crackling open fire. Chef James Redfern's cuisine is driven by his firm and passionate belief that regions need to promote and retain their unique individuality. All of his ingredients are sourced or especially grown from the growing community of local artisan producers.
Tickets $150 (includes four-course meal and wine)
Bookings 03 5989 2977 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Stylus Fantasticus
Monday 8 August 2011 @ 1.10pm
Melba Hall, Faculty of Music, University of Melbourne
Royal Parade, Parkville
Latitude 37 explores the richness of the 17th century imagination in a programme brimming with fantasy and fireworks. Characterised by the use of short, dramatically contrasting episodes, a free form and new heights of instrumental virtuosity, the stylus phantasticusgives free reign to passionate style of improvisation and rhetorical composition, in an active rebellion against the strict conservative style common to the late renaissance period. This free lunchtime concert includes works by Rosenmuller, Fontana, Uccellini, Becker and Buxtehude. Free Admission.
Dance and the Art of War- Salon Subscription Concert 2
Tuesday 9 August 2011 @ 7pm
The Salon, Melbourne Recital Centre
Cnr Southbank Boulevard and Sturt St, Melbourne.
An unusual and enticing visit to the contrasting yet connected twin worlds of Renaissance life – the realms of the soldier and the noble. Raucous trumpet fanfares share an equal stage with the stately pavane as Latitude 37 sources songs and dances from across France and England, drawing on Playford's English Dancing Master and Arbeau's l'Orchésographie. A dynamic exploration of the fascinating dichotomy of combat and dance, this semi-staged spectacle brings the 16th century back to life. With guest artists Greta Bradman (soprano) and Guy du Blet (percussion).
Tickets: $35/$25, 3 concert subs: $87/$63
Bookings (03) 9699 3333 or online at www.melbournerecital.com.au
Chamber Music New Zealand National Tour
August 14 – September 3
Following on from the successful regional tour in 2009, Latitude 37 is excited to announce its 10-concert mainstage tour as part of Chamber Music New Zealand's 2011 Kaleidoscopes season. Latitude 37 will be touring two contrasting and original programmes, exclusively for the New Zealand audience.
Programme One, Stylus Phantasticus – A soundtrack of the Baroque imagination explores the richness of the German 17th Century imagination brimming with fantasy and fireworks. Featuring works by Buxthude, Biber and JS Bach.
Programme Two, Stile Moderno – the genesis of the Baroque. Latitude 37 embarks on a guided tour through the sumptuous world of 17th Century Italy. A hotbed of creativity, it was a century of contrasts as music and art took a dramatic turn after the rigorous limitations of the Renaissance. Including works by Caccini, Frescobaldi and Corelli plus Latitude 37′s own improvisations.
For further details and tour schedule visit Chamber Music New Zealand's website:
Le Nuove Musiche- Salon Subscription Concert 3
Thursday 10 November 2011 @ 7pm
The Salon, Melbourne Recital Centre
Cnr Southbank Boulevard and Sturt St, Melbourne.
Latitude 37 display their trademark creative programming in this evocative and ambitious juxtaposition of music from the 17th century with new music of today, including a specially commissioned work by Melbourne composer David Chisholm. Featuring the atmospheric and haunting harmonic framework of Radiohead's Pyramid Song in various forms as a recurring motive, Le Nuove Musiche is a highly original and spellbinding concert programme – by turns poignant, raucous, medatitive and splendid.
TiTickets: $35/$25, 3 concert subs: $87/$63
Bookings (03) 9699 3333 or online at www.melbournerecital.com.au


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A review of this length cannot hope to do justice to this excellent book. George has an English father and Italian mother. She leaves them, returning only to 'kidnap' George and take him to her Sicilian family. He must know Grandma Violetta before she dies. George loves his Italian relatives but he loves his dad as well. Etna erupts killing Nonna Violetta but bringing dad, hotfoot, from London to the funeral and a family reunion. This sketch cannot convey the richness of the book: the Italian family is lightly balanced in England by George's idiosyncratic Grandad --- the contrast between Italian and English treatment of aged persons is pointed. George leads an ordinary English life with delightfully drawn school mates; George's dad is counselled at home by family friend Serafima who explains the importance of ageing relatives to Sicilians. The contrast is shocking but no explicit moral is presented. All in all a dense and satisfying read. Highly recommended for late junior, early teenagers.


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New Student Advising & Registration
All UW-Sheboygan new freshmen are required to attend Advising and Registration (A&R). During this group session you will learn about the registration process, register for your classes, learn how to access your student accounts, and have your picture taken for your student I.D.
Advising and Registration sessions last approximately 3 hours; students must plan accordingly to attend the duration of the session in order to register for classes.
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Thanks in part to Sivertson's efforts, a 58-year-old Nebraska man is fully recovered from a massive heart attack that stopped his heart and breathing for several minutes.
About 30 minutes before the concert, Sivertson was sitting with his wife, Jennifer, and her parents about halfway up the rows, when he saw a man walk up the stairs and collapse. Sivertson walked down to see if he could help.
"Then he stopped breathing, and he had no pulse. His head was bleeding," said Sivertson, who teaches CPR classes at the fire district headquarters in Bergen Park.
On Monday night the state Division of Wildlife attempted unsuccessfully to trap a second lion, probably the sibling of the 1-year-old, so the agency could tag and track it.
John Murphy, district wildlife manager for the DOW, was in Kittredge on Sunday on a call involving a lion and a fresh deer kill, when a homeowner pulled up and told him a lion was in his yard.
The homeowner said the lion was stalking the family house cat.
As it's been precisely 40 years since mankind first planted foot and flag on the lunar surface, Mountain Foothills Rotary Club program director Jim Rohrer thought it would be nice to schedule a speaker with a little moon dust on her shoes.
Of course, former senator John Glenn is famously hard to book on short notice, and actor Scott Glenn isn't a real astronaut. As luck would have it, though, Rohrer didn't have to scour the cosmos to find a fitting guide to the stars — he just picked up the phone.
EChO needs more volunteers. Typically volunteers work one three-hour shift per week.
• Food bank: Volunteers needed to process donations, stock shelves and assist clients with their shopping.
• St. Raphael's: Volunteers are desperately needed to sort donated clothing and housewares and display these items in a store-like atmosphere for client use.
• Drivers: A driver is currently needed to pick up recyclable items at the food bank and take them to King Soopers Recycling Center.
Evergreen area schools worked out a variety of policies on the showing of President Obama's address to students on Tuesday after a weekend of dealing with a high level of parental concern on both sides of the issue.
In the end, all of the schools showed the presidential pep talk in some format during the day, and students were allowed the option of not viewing the presentation.
The Jeffco school district left the decision up to the principals and teachers at each school, based on a directive that was published last week.
The principals at Bergen Meadow Elementary and Bergen Valley Intermediate schools reversed their decision over the weekend and will show President Obama's address to students on Tuesday morning.
Their decision comes in the wake of a parent's plan to stage a public showing of the address at fire headquarters; that event has now been canceled.
Get your taste buds ready for a spicy rumble: The eighth annual Big Chili Cook-off is Sunday, Sept. 13.
The event features much more than chili, according to Leslie Caimi, the event coordinator. There are also non-chili food vendors, an art show, live music, kids' activities and the firefighter challenge competition.
The cookoff opens at 11 a.m., with chili sampling beginning at noon at Evergreen Lake. Awards are presented at 5 p.m., and the event ends just afterward.
Jeffco health officials are setting up a distribution network for the H1N1 flu vaccine, anticipating a large demand for the shots this fall.
"We're planning for a high level of demand for the vaccine," said county health department director Dr. Mark Johnson. "What actually happens, and what the demand actually turns out to be, will depend on how hard the flu hits or the perception of a shortage. We're planning that it's going to be big."
An administrative error left hundreds of county employees without the paychecks they expected to receive on Sept. 4.
After recently signing a deal for 900 acres previously owned by Clear Creek Open Space, the Forest Service controls 4,000 acres from Mount Evans Wilderness to Noble and Elk meadows, about 4 miles west of Highway 74 on Highway 103. The property begins at the old Squaw Pass gate.
Clear Creek Open Space obtained 1,442 acres in April 2005 with a $5.2 million lottery bridge loan from Great Outdoors Colorado. But all along the idea was to turn the land over to the U.S. Forest Service for ownership and preservation.
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Frei Otto's Olympic Stadium for the 1972 Summer Games in Munich, Germany, intimated a future filled with organic and mind-bending forms. Have tensile fabric structures lived up to their promise? This article addresses the materials used in tensile design, the advantages and challenges of this form of architecture, and advancements made within this fast-growing design segment. Take the course.
This learning unit is registered for one hour with AIA and NAHB and will address the benefits home builders and architects attain when choosing brick cladding as the primary exterior siding on homes. Brick, when compared to other exterior cladding options such as vinyl siding, fiber cement, stucco, and manufactured stone, is proven to be a superior choice for minimizing the potential for water intrusion and moisture issues. Also, brick has a long history of not only increasing curb appeal with aesthetic appeal, but also providing superior impact resistance and fire protection that are unmatched by other materials. 1 HSW hour, AIA; 1 NAHB hour. Take the course.
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How often should a 3 month old should poops? it has been 5 days since he hasn't
It has been 5 days since my baby poops and I am worried what should do please help this is my first baby.
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If you are formula feeding, add an extra ounce or 2 of water to their bottle once or twice a day. This is what my ped told me and it worked like a charm.posted 11/28/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
my son did the same thing. doc suggested taking his temp rectally... the stimulation to the anus muscles activated his poop reflex worked like a charm... he only pooped a little bit at first but by that evening he loaded up his diaper pretty well. But keep in mind that going a day or two without a BM is pretty typical on occasion.posted 11/19/2010 by Frty11wmn
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History & Mission of the Church in Turkey
A Mission and Study Trip to Turkey
March 7-18, 2012
Trinity Professor Dr. Philip Harrold and missionary David Meeks (MAR 2007) will lead a study tour on the mission of the Church of the first millennium in its ancient birthplaces found in modern-day Turkey. The group will participate in the life and witness of the Church of the third millennium (the contemporary Church) in its predominantly Muslim context. This course is a hybrid of study tour and mission trip. Arrangements can be made with the Registrar to take the course as a general elective in church history; otherwise, it is listed as a Missions and Evangelism (ME) course, with the opportunity for "cross-cultural immersion," as described in the Academic Bulletin, "Academic Enrichment," p. 14.
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On Aug. 4, it was announced via a press release that country singer Jake Owen will be debuting his brand new single "What We Ain't Got" on national television. It is a track from his latest studio album "Days of Gold," which was released via his record label, RCA Nashville. He will be playing it on the ABC show, "Jimmy Kimmel Live," tomorrow.
Owen will also be appearing on E!'s "Chelsea Lately," and he will perform his latest No. 1 single and platinum-selling "Beachin'" on ABC's "CMA Music Festival: Country's Night to Rock" tomorrow.
The new single, "What We Ain't Got," will be hitting country radio airwaves nationwide on Aug. 11. His most recent summer party anthem, "Beachin'," marked his fifth No. 1 single on the Billboard Hot Country Airplay charts, as well as his fastest-selling single to date.
His "Days of Gold" album is available for purchase on iTunes, by clicking here.
His previous studio album, "Barefoot Blue Jean Night" was certified gold and it has sold over five million tracks thanks to the success of its four chart-topping singles, which included "The One That Got Away," "Anywhere With You," the double-platinum title track "Barefoot Blue Jean Night,: as well as his platinum-selling "Alone with You."
A native of Vero Beach, Florida, Owen is touring the country nationwide as part of his headlining "Days of Gold" tour, which is presented by Discover Boating. The tour will make stops in over 75 cities and it features such special musical guests as Frankie Ballard, The Cadillac Three, Parmalee, Thomas Rhett and the Eli Young Band, all of which are playing on select dates.
To learn more about country singer Jake Owen and his forthcoming radio single "What We Ain't Got," visit his official website.


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There are several discussions complaining high memory usage of
PHP-FPM, without any practical approach to overcome. As I explored the problem with numerous tests, the problem is related to the age of
PHP-FPM age.
Imagine we have
pm.max_children = 10, and have a PHP script consuming 10M memory. One expects needing 100MB of MB. This is correct for the first 10 processes. After processing 20 PHP scripts, the system memory usage is 200MB, which means that the memory consumed during the first 10 processes have not been freed.
This will increase the memory usage until reaching
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