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uTexas Enterprise Directory (TED) Acceptable Use Policy
Last Revised: v1.1 March 2, 2005
Last Edited: February 29, 2012
See the change log for a list of significant changes made to this document.
About TED
The uTexas Enterprise Directory (TED) is a private enterprise directory service provided by Information Technology Services (ITS) for use by campus employees and departments to:
- Retrieve information of enterprise interest from the UT Austin identity registry;
- Authenticate UT EID holders when logging into departmental systems; and
- Authorize access to systems or applications based on information stored within TED.
TED contains confidential information and is not equivalent to the public "white pages" directory (located at http://directory.utexas.edu/).
System Use and Responsibilities
TED is a repository of information consolidated for the internal use of university departments. It is not the system of record for any student or employee information and from time to time may not reflect the current, official status of a student or employee.
You agree that non-public information (i.e., information not available through public sources such as the white pages directory) that you access through TED will be used only to authenticate or control access to your application and/or for the specific purposes described in your request for TED access. You also agree that non-public data obtained using your user or service account will not be presented to users by your application, nor will you divulge it to others, unless specified in your request for TED access. If your system displays data to users that has been restricted from release by the subject of the data, the system must indicate to the user that the data is release-restricted.
You agree to use this service in a manner consistent with this policy and with other university rules governing acceptable use of information technology. You also agree to comply with all applicable state and federal laws. The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) restricts access to student records. These legal restrictions apply to all users of TED. All account holders are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of records made available through TED.
Failure to comply with this policy may result in a discontinuation of service or disciplinary actions. Failure to comply with applicable law could result in civil actions or criminal charges.
TED Accounts
Two types of accounts are authorized for access to TED: user accounts and service accounts. User accounts are issued to individual people, while service accounts are issued to applications and systems. This policy applies to both types of accounts, with the department sponsor of service accounts assuming responsibility for those service accounts.
A user account must be used only by the person to whom it is assigned. The password and other credentials associated with a user account must not be shared with anyone. Each user account holder is responsible for all actions accomplished with his/her account and password, including unauthorized access that results from negligence in maintaining password secrecy.
A service account must be used only by the application for which it is originally authorized. The shared secret and other credentials associated with the service account must not be shared with anyone or any other systems. Service account sponsors are responsible for all actions accomplished with their service account and credentials, including unauthorized access that results from negligence in maintaining credential secrecy.
Service accounts are authorized to use TED on a per-application/per-usage basis. Service account holders must not provide TED access to other applications or for purposes other than those included in the original request for access. A separate request for access must be submitted to add additional applications or uses to a service account authorization.
Security Requirements
All TED account activity is subject to logging and security monitoring.
Servers, applications and other resources with access to TED must be protected from unauthorized physical and electronic access.
Use of TED must be responsible, efficient and non-disruptive. Excessive consumption of TED resources may result in suspension of access privileges.
User accounts must not be used to provide access to TED information by multi-user systems. All applications that access TED must have a service account. Systems that access TED information through a service account must contain an authorization mechanism that limits access to TED information to those users who are authorized to view the information. System administrators must produce authorization records upon request.
Any attempt to circumvent TED authentication and authorization mechanisms is strictly prohibited.
You agree that user passwords, service shared secrets, and other non-public information will be transmitted only via SSL or equivalent technology. This includes communications between your application and TED servers, and also any communications involved in making use of the data you retrieve from TED.
User account holders and service account sponsors agree that they will only use their access to TED for the purposes stated in the request for access; that they will maintain the security of passwords, shared secrets and other account credentials; and that they will immediately report any breach of security to the Information Security Office (firstname.lastname@example.com) and the TED administrators (email@example.com).
Policy Acknowledgement Renewal
Acknowledgement of this policy must be renewed on an annual basis. User account holders and service account sponsors must renew their agreement with this policy to maintain access to TED.
Further Information
For more information about TED, consult the TED web site.
For more information about UT Austin's information technology policies, consult the Policies section of the Web site for the Chief Information Officer.


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Pastor David A. Jones is the son of Eddie and Claretta Jones of North Philadelphia where he was born and raised. By Gods tender Grace and Mercy David grew into a dynamic and powerful man of God. He carries an apostolic anointing on his life and has witness three angelical visitations from God. It was there in 1990, that his assignment was made clear, to snatch souls headed to the lake of fire and bring into the kingdom of God.
On August 15, 1993, Reverend Jones was licensed to preach the gospel under the Guidance and Direction of the late Pastor William Everett. He was installed as Pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church, later to be named Bethlehem of Deliverance Church located 2016 West Berks Street, in the heart of North Philadelphia on October 8, 1997.
Pastor Jones has attended several institutions of higher education which includes; Community College of Philadelphia, Howard University, Bethune Cookman College, Christian Stronghold Research and Development Institute, Pennsylvania Certification Board, Certified Recovery Specialist and The School of Kneeology.
As the former president of the 22nd Police Clergy of the City of Philadelphia,and and the reciepient of the 2009 Mayor's Making A Difference Award it.
Pastor David Jones' faithfulness and passion for souls has launched him into full time ministry, taking the gospel of Jesus Christ to the streets, prisons, hospitals, drug infested neighborhoods and the community at large.
Pastor David Jones is the founder of the Joshua Achievement Center (JAC) which is a non profit, faith based, "one stop shop" rehabilitation center, consisting of three components: Education, Residential Drug and Alcohol Recovery Facilities and Workforce Development Programs. The Joshua Achievement Center is meeting the holistic needs of humanity through its focal point; "Transforming your Present, To Discover your Future."
He has been married for 33 years to Dianne Jones, and they have 3 wonderful children, Donte, Donya and Davida, one son in-law Phillip II, two beautiful granddaughter's Daniah and Hannah and on handsome grandson Phillip III.
Psalms 37:4-5
Trust in the Lord, and do good; so shalt thou dwell in the land, and verily thou shalt be fed. Delight thyself also in the Lord: and he shall give thee the desires of thine heart.
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So he was "in Europe" on Sunday, and couldn't attend the game.
Then on Monday at 1pm, he was spotted at the team facility in Davie, meeting with Sparano and Ireland.
How interesting that he was back the next day.
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- The best way to prepare for winter horse care is in the fall. Make sure that you have plenty hay to last until the spring, allowing for extra storms and a potential late first cutting of hay. Pull out those blankets that have been washed, waterproofed and mended. Take care of all repairs to run in sheds, barns, electric, and spigots. Is your horse up to date on his dentistry, vaccines, and worming?
- Decide if you are going to use heated water troughs, and or buckets. Is there electric accessible? Do the water troughs heaters from last year still work? How will you keep your hoses from freezing? Access to clean warm water is essential since it will encourage them to drink in the cold. It will help keep your horse's digestive system moving when the risk of impaction colic is high and there are higher caloric needs.
- Stock up on the bedding material of your choice. If you are using shavings/ sawdust take in mind that saw mills may not have as much of a readily available supply. If the weather is bad then it is hard to get the logs out of the forest to the saw mill. Obviously the wheat is no longer growing so there will be no more straw until spring so stock up.
- Once the cold sets in you will have to alter your horse's diet. As the temperature drops your horse will need to use more energy to maintain body temperature. The best way to start is with feeding extra hay. This will do 2 things: increase calories consumed and help keep your horse warm from the gases that are generated in the digestive system. If you horse has a low body weight you can also gradually increase grain and add a fat supplement (ex. corn oil). Look at the feed label and talk with your nutritionist. You will need less of a higher quality more expensive grain which may actually end up saving you money and it will be better for your horse.
- Allow your horse to have free choice access to a salt mineral block. Gatorade or electrolytes can be used in cases of dehydration.
- Check your horse's hooves routinely. Horse with shoes can develop snow balls. If possible pull shoes for the winter, or have your farrier put snow pads to prevent this (they can be reused). The frozen ground can be hard on their hooves. Hoof oil with turpentine will harden hooves to help prevent bruising and chipping.
- Check your horse's body weight routinely either take off the blanket and see if you can see your horse ribs. A good weight it that you can't see the ribs but you can easily feel them. Even check horses that do not have blankets since a thick fluffy winter coat can be deceiving.
- Be creative! Sometimes it may not be possible to ride everyday so take advantage of it and work on ground work, your relationship with the horse, stretching, and any other manners that your horse can improve on (standing still, proper leading, mane pulling, clipping etc.) It is worth the investment in proper winter riding attire- insulated breeches, layered shirts, coat, gloves, warm water proof tall boot, much boots etc. You wouldn't go on a ski trip without warm gear, the same goes for the barn. Happy riding!
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It's that most wonderful time of year...
The kids are back in school, you are back in the groove with your regular routine, and, Thanksgiving is closer than you want to believe. If you haven't already done so, now is the time to book your 2014 Thanksgiving travel arrangements. All predictions indicate that all forms of 2014 Thanksgiving travel will be up from 2013. This means demand is higher and supplies will be lower.
Current Sample Prices (Thanksgiving)
Here are some random sample airline prices as of August 25, 2014. Prices are based on non-stop flights, and, departing Wednesday, November 26, 2014 with a Sunday, November, 2014 return.
- Salt Lake City to Orlando (Round Trip) prices begin at $686 per person
- Salt Lake City to Boston (Round Trip) prices begin at $611 per person
- Salt Lake City to Dallas (DFW) round-trip, prices begin at $533 per person
- Salt Lake City to Chicago (O'Hare) round-trip, prices begin at $485 per person
- Salt Lake City to Los Angeles (Round Trip) prices begin at $289 per person
Don't forget! Many airlines now charge for your luggage (click the link for a baggage fee chart provided by Kayak.com): http://www.kayak.com/airline-fees You may want to consult with your carrier to confirm current prices.
The Waiting Game
People often play the waiting game in hope that they will snag a great price at the last minute. However, the waiting game can be dangerous if played during the holiday season. Airlines know they will sell all their seats and (very frankly) they know they do not need your business. Instead of paying rock bottom prices by waiting, during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, you'll be spending more.
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Mortar Fire from Syria Hits Golan
No one hurt, no damage caused in apparently stray fire from fighting between Syrian government forces and rebels.
By Gil Ronen
First Publish: 7/16/2013, 11:34 AM
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IDF Spokesman
Mortar fire from inside war-torn Syria hit the Israeli part of the Golan Heights on Tuesday, an IDF spokeswoman said.
"Several mortar rounds fired from Syria exploded in northern Golan without causing any damage or casualties," the spokeswoman told AFP.
It was apparently stray fire from fighting between Syrian government forces and rebels and was not deliberately fired towards Israeli territory, she added.
The Golan has been tense since the beginning of the conflict in Syria more than two years ago, but so far there have been only minor flare-ups as Syrian small arms fire or mortar rounds hit the Israeli side, prompting an occasional Israeli response.


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As a growing number of teacher educators and policy leaders continue to examine the most effective approaches to teacher preparation, Dean Cecelia Traugh invites education reformers to take a closer look at the teacher education model of Bank Street College in the recently published Education Week op-ed titled "Classroom Practice ...tagged: cecelia traugh, education week, stanford
Dean Traugh Explores the Influence of the Teacher Educator in Education Week
Bank Street Education Center Conducts Early Childhood Review in New Haven
Earlier this year, the Bank Street Education Center conducted an early childhood review of New Haven Public Schools in Connecticut to help assess early childhood practices, resources, and supports within the district's Head Start, School Readiness, and public magnet school pre-k programs. The five-month process led to the creation of ...tagged: allyx schiavone, bank street education center, davia brown-franklyn, doug knecht, nancy mckeever, new haven public schools
Alumni Author Opinion Piece on Leadership
Pat Finley, GSE '06, and Damon McCord, GSE '04, graduates of Bank Street's Educational Leadership program, recently authored an opinion piece in Chalkbeat titled "We're co-principals. So why won't the Department of Education treat us this way?" Finley and McCord are the co-founders and co-principals of Metropolitan Expeditionary Learning School ...tagged: damon mccord, metropolitan expeditionary learning school, pat finley
29th Annual Infancy Institute Features Laura Martin
From June 21-23, Banks Street's Infant and Family Development and Early Intervention Program held the 29th Annual Infancy Institute conference with keynote speaker Laura Martin, ITFS. Martin, a mental health and disabilities specialist at Verner Center for Early Learning in Asheville, NC, shared how decoding children's behavior can help caregivers ...tagged: in, infancy
Sustainable Funding Project Launches Report Advocating Co-Teaching Residencies
As expectations for students and teachers continue to rise, there is growing urgency surrounding the issue of teacher preparation for the 21st century. To help create pathways toward the sustainable funding of high-quality preparation nationwide, Bank Street's Sustainable Funding Project released its first report today titled "For the Public Good: Quality ...tagged: innovation policy and research, karen demoss, sustainable funding project
SFC Alumni Reunion Celebrates Banks Street's 100th Birthday and Honors Dean Alexis Wright
On June 17, close to 100 alumni, students, and faculty gathered at Bank Street for the 2016 School for Children Alumni Reunion. The event provided guests with an opportunity to reconnect with each other and mingle while celebrating the College's 100th birthday and bidding farewell to Dean Alexis Wright. In ...tagged: school for children
Study Examines Learning Outcomes of the Bank Street Teacher Preparation Model
As the debate surrounding teacher preparation continues to pick up steam, the question remains: how do we best develop the high-quality teachers children deserve? A study released this morning by the Stanford Center for Opportunity Policy in Education (SCOPE) sheds light on one highly effective approach: the teacher preparation model ...tagged: bank street graduate school of education, scope, teacher preparation
Bank Street Hosts Dr. Claude Steele for the Centennial Niemeyer Series
On May 23, Dr. Claude Steele, Professor of Psychology at UC Berkeley, delivered a presentation titled "The Impact of Stereotypes, Identity, and Power in Institutional Culture" as part of the Bank Street's Centennial Niemeyer Series. Dr. Steele came to Bank Street to help members of our community better understand stereotype ...tagged: claude steele, john niemeyer, niemeyer series, valerie purdie-vaughns
Bank Street Releases Occasional Papers #35 Progressive Practices in Public Schools
The new Bank Street Occasional Papers #35, titled Progressive Practices in Public Schools, launched today to provide educators with a closer look at progressive programs and pedagogy that are too often hidden from view. The series contains nine papers examining how teachers and administrators are modeling rich and compelling ...tagged: jonathan silin, meredith moore, occasional paper series, progressive practices in public schools
Bank Street Honors Winners of 2016 Irma Black Award and Cook Prize
On May 19th, the Bank Street Center for Children's Literature devoted a morning to recognizing the finalists and winners of this year's Irma Black Award and Cook Prize, two awards dedicated to acknowledging outstanding examples of children's picture books. The Irma Black Award evaluates children's books on the basis that ...tagged: alan marks, anne vittur kennedy, april chu, cook prize, iacopo bruno, irma black award, jon agee, laurie wallmark, lisa kahn schnell, mara rockliff, michael hall, ole könnecke, scott magoon
Birthday Wishes from Family Center Students
Family Center students celebrated Bank Street's Centennial year by creating and posting a handmade happy birthday sign in the lobby. Happy birthday Bank Street!
Bank Street Head Start Participates in Annual May Day Celebration on the Lower East Side
On May 16th, Bank Street Head Start participated in a May Day celebration at La Plaza Cultural Community Garden on the Lower East Side. Held annually, this celebratory event brings Head Start children, families, teachers, and mentors together in a morning of music, play, dancing, and learning to welcome the ...tagged: bank street head start, head start, steven antonelli
The Class of 2016 Graduates from Bank Street's Liberty LEADS
On May 13th, friends, families, and teachers gathered in the Tabas Auditorium to honor this year's graduates of Bank Street's Liberty LEADS. The students have many reasons to celebrate—after several years of hard work at Liberty LEADS, they take their next steps into the world with new skills, expanded horizons, ...tagged: alyssa lyons, ana tiburcio, gabriela araujo, irza castillo, liberty leads
Ofelia García Receives Honorary Doctorate Degree
On May 12, 2016, the Graduate School recognized Ofelia García with an Honorary Doctorate degree as part of its annual Commencement ceremony at Riverside Church. Through the conferral of the Honorary Doctorate, Bank Street College seeks to recognize those individuals who have made an exemplary contribution to the field of education, ...tagged: commencement, graduate school, honorary doctorate
Bank Street Supporters Gather for Centennial Trustees' Dinner
On May 9th, Bank Street supporters gathered at the American Museum of Natural History for the College's Centennial Trustees' Dinner, a celebratory evening dedicated to helping raise awareness and support of Bank Street's many initiatives influencing positive change in the world of education. The event honored Vincent Mai, CEO and ...tagged: richard parsons, shael polakow-suransky, trustees' dinner, vincent mai
Annual BSCAA Awards Ceremony Celebrates Distinguished Alumni in the Field
On Thursday, May 5th, Bank Street faculty, staff, alumni, and friends gathered for the Centennial Bank Street College Alumni Association (BSCAA) Awards Ceremony, which recognized six exceptional Graduate School alumni for their outstanding contributions to the field of education. The honorees were made up of teachers, leaders, administrators, and ...tagged: bscaa, gary crow, jonathan silin, laura ensler, lucy west, maritza mcdonald, wendy pollock
Adam Gidwitz visits the School for Children as the Dorothy Carter Writer-in-Residence
From April 6th to April 14th, Adam Gidwitz, Bank Street alumnus and bestselling author of A Tale Dark and Grimm and other children's novels, worked intensively with 9s/10s students in the School for Children on their novel writing as part of Bank Street's Dorothy Carter Writer-in-Residence program. Throughout the two-week ...tagged: adam gidwitz, dorothy carter, school for children, writer-in-residence
"All American Boys" Authors Meet with 7th Graders
Jason Reynolds (left), Brendan Kiely (right) Two stories of two teenagers located 400 miles apart in two metropolis US cities 20 years ago inspired one novel that is relevant, important and most of all needed. Jason Reynolds, from Washington, DC, and Brendan Kiely, from Boston, MA, both now living ...
Student Spotlight: Juan Rodriguez
In Bank Street's Leadership in Museum Education Program, current museum educators prepare to take on leadership roles in the field by learning and experiencing the cutting-edge practices in play at museums across New York City. While most students enrolled in the program are employed in actual museums, some come from ...tagged: bank street, juan rodriguez, leadership in museum education program, smithsonian national zoo
Bank Street welcomes renowned neuroscientist Adele Diamond for Centennial Niemeyer Series
On Thursday, April 7th, esteemed neuroscientist Dr. Adele Diamond delivered a presentation at Bank Street titled "Executive Functions and the Brain," as part of the College's Centennial Niemeyer Series. Dr. Diamond came to Bank Street to help members of our community and beyond better understand the brain's executive functions, their ...tagged: adele diamond, niemeyer


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Volunteer Connections provides opportunities through the Human Services Council.
For information on the following and other opportunities, call 360-735-3683.
• Battle Ground Health Care is looking for a volunteer coder, dental hygienist, dentist, dental assistant, dental clinic manager, dental receptionist, medical receptionist, phlebotomist, and registered nurse.
• Columbia River Mental Health is looking for a volunteer to help oversee the community garden, assist gardeners with purchasing garden plots, and assist facilities personnel with gardening tasks. Office help is also needed with filing, data entry, phones and creating packets.
• West Columbia Gorge Humane Society seeks volunteers to disinfect the cat and dog kennels, and to wash laundry. Help is also needed with socializing, grooming and interacting with the cats and dogs.
SCORE, a volunteer organization backed by the Small Business Administration, assists entrepreneurs in starting small businesses and helps existing small businesses succeed.
The Vancouver chapter is looking for volunteers with business skills, and has a strong need for I.T. and administrative help. For information on volunteering or becoming a member, call 360-699-1079.
The county councilors are looking for Clark County residents to fill three volunteer positions on the Solid Waste Advisory Commission for three-year terms. The positions are for:
• One person to represent citizens of Clark County at large.
• One person who lives in southeast Clark County, south of Northeast 179th Street and east of state Highway 503.
• One owner or employee of a business located in Clark County to represent business interests.
The commission meets at 6 p.m. on the first Thursday of each month. Members make recommendations on solid waste, landfills, transfer stations, recycling, waste reduction and related issues.
To apply, send a letter of interest and résumé to Jennifer Clark, Board of Clark County Councilors, P.O. Box 5000, Vancouver 98666; by email to email@example.com or by fax to 360-397-6058. The application deadline is Aug. 14.
For information, contact Pete DuBois at 360-397-2121, ext. 4961.


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Celebrating the gift of life with a fun-filled sports competition was the focus at the Transplant Games of America held in Houston for 2014.
The Transplant Games of America kicked off their weeklong events with an opening ceremony in on July 12, 2014 at the BBVA Compass Stadium. The games were held from July 11-15, 2014 in Houston.
A tribute to living donors and donor families was presented by the organization on Sunday, July 13, 2014 at the Wortham Center in Houston. The solemn but celebratory event honored donor families and living donors to pay tribute to those who've given life-saving and life-improving gifts.
Closing ceremonies are scheduled on July 15 at the George R. Brown Convention Center. The Team Cup Award winner and Outstanding Athlete Award winners will be announced.
The Transplant Games of America® is a biennial event held in the United States to recognize the tremendous accomplishments of individuals whose lives have been affected by eye, organ, and tissue donation.
This festival-style event brings athletes, living donors, donor families, as well as members of the amazing medical community involved in transplantation together to promote awareness of the life-changing impact that donation represents today. More than 2,000 participants from across the nation are anticipated to be part of the event. A series of sporting events wll feature individuals who have undergone life-saving transplant surgeries.
The opening day ceremony included remarks from Bill Ryan, President and CEO, Transplant Games of America, Janis Burke, Executive Director, Harris County-Houston Sports Authority and Dr. Robert Robins, President and CEO, Medical Center and the debut of a special 60-foot space shuttle balloon sculpture.
The sculpture's balloons were blown up by TGA athletes, supporters and various community organizations and part of the Opening Ceremonies. Immediately following the Opening Ceremony, patrons participated in a balloon sculpture popping party at The Methodist Gate.
For more information, go to www.transplantgamesofamerica.org.


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Prince Mohammed bin Nayef offers condolences to family of border guard
August 11, 2011
Assistant Minister of Interior for Security Affairs Prince Mohammed bin Nayef bin Abdulaziz paid a visit yesterday evening to the family of the late Corporal Majed bin Mubarak Mahfouz Al-Rahmani at their home in Al-Laith governorates. Al-Rahmani, a border guard, was killed on the 8th of Ramadan. Prince Mohammed conveyed the condolences of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz and noted that Al-Rahmani had participated in 112 successful security operations targeting illegal border crossers and drugs and weapons traffickers over the past two years. Prince Mohammed also announced that, by the directive of King Abdullah, the family will be paid SR 1,100,000 [$293,314], including SR 100,000 [$26,665] in immediate assistance, SR 500,000 [$133,324] to purchase a proper house and SR 500,000 [$133,324] to settle personal debts and to take care of Al-Rahmani's parents and children.


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The first death in North America due to the H5N1 avian flu has now been recorded according to Canadian health officials. ABC News reported on Thursday, Jan. 9, 2014, that the death was in Canada and that of a victim traveling from China when the symptoms first developed.
The H5N1 case has said to be one that is isolated and the risk to the general public is very low. The case was discovered in Alberta.
"This is the first evidence of this particular virus circulating in Beijing. Chinese authorities are going to be very interested. We've contacted them already," Dr. Gregory Taylor said.
It was back on Dec. 27, 2013, when the victim began feeling sick on a flight from Beijing to Canada. China is looking into the matter as it is said to be the first case of H5N1 that circulated in Beijing. The victim was said to not have traveled to a farm or visited markets and they only visited Beijing while in China.
The victim died on Jan. 3, 2014, but the sex of that person was not released by health officials. It is not known at this time as to how the person contracted the virus.
As of mid-Dec. 2013, there were 648 laboratory-confirmed human cases of the H5N1 flu. Most of those cases had been reported in Asia. Of the 648 cases, 384 of them were fatal.
Studies have shown that the H5N1 bird flu infected a human directly from a bird and not another human.
"This is not a disease that's transmitted between humans so unless you were in the infected in the area and were in contact with an infected bird you are not going to get this illness," Dr. Theresa Tam of Health Canada said.
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New York Times: On Going Organic
tips from The New York Times will help you out. Here're my favorites:
Now, if organic produce isn't around. Here's some helpful advice from Dr. Fuhrman. Enjoy:
Peanut butter: More acres are devoted to growing peanuts than any other fruits, vegetable or nut, according to the U.S.D.A. More than 99 percent of peanut farms use conventional farming practices, including the use of fungicide to treat mold, a common problem in peanut crops. Given that some kids eat peanut butter almost every day, this seems like a simple and practical switch. Commercial food firms now offer organic brands in the regular grocery store, but my daughter loves to go to the health food store and grind her own peanut butter.The tip about apples is a biggie. Dr. Fuhrman classifies apples as one of the most contaminated fruits around. Get a load of this chart:
Apples: Apples are the second most commonly eaten fresh fruit, after bananas, and they are also used in the second most popular juice, after oranges, according to Dr. Greene. But apples are also one of the most pesticide-contaminated fruits and vegetables. The good news is that organic apples are easy to find in regular grocery stores.
Now, if organic produce isn't around. Here's some helpful advice from Dr. Fuhrman. Enjoy:
Wash your vegetables and fruit with water and when possible, use a drop of dishwashing detergent and then rinse well to remove all detergent residues for a little more efficient cleaning. Specialty pesticide removal products have not clearly demonstrated any more effectiveness than mild soap and water.On a side note, I must say, organic avocados taste A LOT better than commercially grown avocados, seriously!


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Baseball Shipwrecks Vikings, 11-4, To Open Horizon League Tournament
May 22, 2003
Dayton, Ohio - It was a banner day for those with the names Nelson on Thursday morning.
Junior third baseman Nelson Gord and senior catcher Kevin Nelson went a combined 6-for-9 with seven RBI and four runs scored to help lead the University of Illinois at Chicago to the 11-4 victory over Cleveland State at the Horizon League Baseball Championships, hosted by Wright State, at Nischwitz Stadium, on Thursday morning.
Gord was 3-for-4 with four RBI and two runs scored, while Nelson was 3-for-5 with three RBI and two runs scored, including a bases-loaded single.
With the victory, UIC improves to 36-16 on the season and will face #3 UW-Milwaukee (25-24), which fell 9-6 to #4 Youngstown State this afternoon, at 1:30 p.m. (CST) on Friday afternoon. Cleveland State falls to 11-38.
UIC freshman John Flood scattered 11 hits and struck out a career-high eight batters to improve his record to 6-2 on the campaign. Cleveland State starter Mike Ochwat (2-4) allowed seven runs and six hits in four innings of work.
UIC got on the board in the bottom of the first inning as Gord roped a one-out double to right-center and moved over to third on a wild pitch by Ochwat. Senior designated hitter Chuck Peters drew a base on balls to put runners at first and third for the Flames.
Junior first baseman Brad Ryan plated Gord from third base with a fielder's choice to give the Flames the 1-0 advantage.
Cleveland State bounced back in the top of the third as left fielder Eric Schmitz and Ben Smith opened the inning with a pair of singles. Second baseman Mario Angelo laid down a sacrifice bunt to move Schmitz and Smith into scoring position.
Vikings' leadoff hitter Cory Rojeck plated Schmitz with a RBI single, moving Smith over to third and tying the game at 1-apiece. Cleveland State attempted a double-steal with Rojeck and Smith. UIC shortstop Jordan DeVoir took catcher Kevin Nelson's throw and went to second baseman Bryan Russo.
Russo, however, was unable to handle the throw, allowing Smith to score from third, giving Cleveland State the 2-1 advantage.
UIC quickly regained the lead in the bottom half of the frame as Gord roped a RBI double, his second of the day, to knot the game up at two. The Flames took the lead for good as junior shortstop Jordan DeVoir plated Gord with a RBI single to push ahead, 3-2.
The Flames tacked on another run in the bottom of the fourth inning and put the game out of reach for the Vikings in the fifth inning with a five-spot - highlighted by Nelson's bases loaded single.


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Taylor Swift recently revealed her fourth collection for Keds, according to a Jan. 15 report by Yahoo! News. The collection is colorful and vibrant, much like the singer. It includes fun patterns and eye-catching hues. The country singer recently talked about her new collection.
Taylor said in a recent interview, "When I was a little kid, I had a pair of white Keds I wore everywhere. It was a nostalgic feeling when they asked me to be the inspiration for the collection. It's cool to be part of something with such a legacy."
Swift's collection is inspired by her retro wardrobe. She describes it as nautical pieces mixed with Easter egg colors. Swift added, "There's a lot of lace, polka dots and stripes because those are the things I wear all the time!"
Swift is always seen with her signature red sneakers. She wore them throughout her Red tour. They were ideal for crowd surfing, running across the arena and jumping off the stage. Swift's tour is more energetic than most people would think. When she's not on tour, she wears her red Keds at the beach or to the gym.
Taylor Swift doesn't follow fashion trends. She says that she wants to wear clothes that she can look back on with a smile. She doesn't always dress in retro style. She's been seen in everything from cowboy boots to Boho blouses.


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Drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 6th round (156th overall) of the 1985 NFL Draft.
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April 29, 2011 marks the wedding of the century when commoner Kate Middleton will show that she is the princess of the people. Royal watchers from around the world will gather around their televisions to watch the once-in-a-lifetime festivities unfold between the 29-year-old and her betrothed, H.R.H. Prince William.
Royal wedding souvenirs are abundant in London from tea towels and coffee mugs to collector spoons and supermarket pies. This side of the pond in Boston, we couldn't find any royal wedding teddy bears or collector plates to bring to morning reveler parties. If you are planning to attend a Royal Wedding celebration, we've done the legwork and discovered the perfect cocktails to cupcakes in Massachusetts to delight your castle host and a place to rest while enjoying this royal love story.
1. Kate's Ring Martini
Newburyport's Ceia Kitchen + Bar serves costal European dishes and has created a sparkling and divinemartini. "Kate's Ring" was inspired by Kate Middleton's world-renown heirloom diamond encrusted sapphire engagement ring that was famously worn by the late Princess Diana and gifted to Kate. We plan to serve this to our guests (www.ceia-newburyport.com). Here's the recipe to make this blue cocktail that matches Kate's bedazzled finger.
"Kate's Ring"
Created by Bar Director, Dennis Grant
Mixology & How-To's:
- 3.5 ounces of Bombay Sapphire
- 1.5 ounces of St. Germaine Elderflower
- 1 ounce of Blue Curacao
- 1 ounce of Cointreau or Triple Sec
- Shake and Strain
- Rim Martini Glass with Sugar (the "diamonds") and float 1 ounce of Mionetto Sparkling Prosecco
2. E.B. Horn Searches for a Royal Love Story
Downtown Boston jeweler E.B. Horn is looking for the next love story. Simply tell them about your royal romance and enter to win a sapphire and diamond replica of Kate's engagement ring valued at $10,000. That would look good on any girl's finger! Ten finalists will be invited to a Boston soiree on the eve of the nuptials, where a panel of celebrity judges will select the winning couple. Visit www.ebhorn.com for details.
3. Wear a Tiara from iParty
iParty has a slew of great gift ideas to share with your early morning wedding revelers. They sell feathered tiaras, sparkling wands (to magically whip up the cartoon blue birds to carry your wedding gown train) and tuxedo party packs that include top hats, horns, and noisemakers. www.iparty.com
4. Springfield's Lathrop House Celebrates With All Day Tea
If you don't want to host the party at your house, consider the Pioneer Valley's Lathrop House in Springfield. It's hosting a daylong High Tea starting at 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with teas, coffee, finger sandwiches, brownies, and spring water. Reservations are necessary, particularly if you want a recliner, so call ahead. Cost per person: A two-hour visit with food and drink is $10.00. (413) 736-6414, www.lathrophousebandb.com
5. Royal Wedding Candle
Bless this event with a bounty of candles. Deerfield's Yankee Candle is selling special edition "A Royal Wedding" candles that have floral and fruit scents with a long burning wick. Available for $24.99 at www.yankeecandle.com
6. Mourn that William is off the Market
Dig deep into Hotel Chocolat's signature dark collection. The luxury UK cocoa grower and chocolatier'spremium dark chocolate includes silky smooth pralines, warming chili-infused chocolates, melt-away caramels, and ganache-filled truffles. Located on Boston's Newbury Street, there are plenty of essential sweets to fill your mourning bag. $65.00, www.hotelchocolat.com
7. A Sweet Romance
Finally, if you're looking for relief from this media-hyped, best wedding in the world commentary, then breeze over to Sweet Cupcakes. You can behead one of their William & Kate cupcakes with one delicious tantalizing bite. Sixof their custom made Royal Wedding cupcakes are $24.50. This Boston cupcake shop has three locations, visit www.sweetcupcakes.com


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ZF-6907: Wrong file include when calling the magic method of Zend_Db_Table_Row_Abstract
See example 15.143. http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/…
The magic method "findBugsByEngineer();" calls the "findDependentRowset()" method and passes the class name as string. This wil attempt to include the file "Bugs.php" with class "Bugs"
But when using the resource autoloader, our db tables become prefixed with something like "My_Model_DbTable_".
So when you call "findMy_Model_DbTable_BugsByEngineer();" it will include the right file and class.
When you use the "findBy()" methods, the dependent table noted must be the full class name as Zend_Db_Table_Row_Abstract does not implement a plugin loader. This is why the last example works but your first does not.
A slightly more readable syntax for those times you have long names is to use findDependentRowset() with the explicit class name and rule.
Marking as won't fix as the component is behaving entirely as designed.


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Going 'whole hog' for the ultimate pigskin party of the year does not mean you have to abandon your commitment to a sustainable lifestyle. There are many ways you can host a fabulous get together and not feel guilty about your choices. You can find sustainable options for invitations, food, drink and serving ware. Your guests will appreciate your thoughtfulness and so will the earth!
Sustainable invitations
A good party begins with an attention getting invitation. These invites no longer need to waste paper in their printing nor utilize transportation resources in their delivery. There are several online invitation services that can deliver a themed invitation directly to the recipients email box...one of which is 'Evite'. You can also encourage your guests to take advantage of public transportation to the party or carpool with other attendees.
Shop locally
One of the best ways to purchase the food for your party is to shop locally. This not only helps local businesses but also reduces the amount of energy that has to be used to transport the items to the point of purchase. Shop your local farmers market (if it runs year round) and plan your menu around in season fruits and vegetables and locally raised meats. If you don't have access to a farmers market, shop at a locally owned grocery store that carries local items. Wheatsville Coop, Central Market and even HEB proudly advertise local produce and other items.
Serve homemade food
Not only does homemade party food taste better, it is good for your health. Make your own dips and salsa from fresh and locally sourced ingredients. You can even make your own chips by baking pieces of corn tortillas. In Austin, the local farmers markets feature vendors that sell these items already prepared. You could offer a pizza 'bar' where folks can decorate a variety of pre-made dough (even gluten free) which they can then custom decorate.
If you don't make your own beer or wine, many Austin stores sell a wide variety of locally produced beverages. There are even several non-alcoholic options available.
Sustainable serving items
One of the most important components of a sustainable party is what you serve your food and drink in. If you compost there are more and more options becoming available. Many of these items are made from corn and are biodegradable in a compost bin. It should be noted that this works best if you compost large amounts and are able to maintain a fairly warm mixture.
While paper plates with food residue cannot be recycled, they can be placed in your compost. If you do not compost, you may want to avoid paper plates and look for plastic plates and cups that can be rinsed.
Another option is to use plates and glasses that can be run through the dishwasher. While this uses hot water and extra energy, it is far more preferable than using items that will end up in a landfill.
Reduce heating costs
Unless the NFL drastically rearranges its calendar, the Super Bowl is always going to take place during the coldest time of the year.
If you live in a cold climate and are lucky enough to have a fireplace, go ahead and get a fire going for your party. This is especially efficient if you have a wood burning fireplace rather than gas. A fire will help heat your house, thereby reducing the amount of time your furnace has to operate during the party.
If you live in a place like Austin where it can get cool in the winter, invite guests not glued to the television to step outside and gather around a warm fire pit.


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Consumer Statement: We've been giving Good Shepherd $709 a month for over 2 years. We asked for updates on our accounts and don't them. I've recently lost my job and we've put a stop payment on the payments with our bank. I've emailed and called several times to ask how we can get our money back and NOBODY will respond ... Read More »
Trinity Financial Debt Reduction and Good Shepherd Debt Relief – Consumer Complaint
Date This Problem Happened: September 15, 2010 State You Live in: Michigan Age Range: 36-50 Total Amount of Fee Paid: $6,000 Company Name: Good Shepherd / Trinity Financial Company Address: Website of Company: TrinityFinancialMission.org Consumer Statement: My husband and I were scammed by Trinity Financial Debt Reduction and Good Shepherd Debt Relief. We paid $400/mo. for 15 months and were ... Read More »
I've Given Good Shepherd Debt My Money But It's Hard to Work With Them. – Susan
"Dear Steve, I have given these people $200 a month since January of 2010. They have resolved one of my seven debtors about a month ago but it was one of the smaller accounts. I am very scared now and wonder if I should get my money back while I can? Communications is tough as it takes several days to ... Read More »


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These players don't use auctioneer scans because they…
- …Know their markets so well that they can search for mats and review prices manually a lot faster than it takes to run a scan. Depending on the number of markets this could happen pretty quickly for most auctioneers.
- …Prefer to flip a few big name items while allowing an untold number of smaller flips to go untouched.
- …Use addons like QA3 which are doing the posting and not auctioneer, so why keep a scan going to maintain the database when it's not the one posting?
Well, and I apologize for talking in the third person but it's just too much fun, the simple fact is that like anything in life you need to start somewhere before you can take off and become an expert. Auctioneer does exactly what these ah players are doing in their heads: tracking prices, cycles and related values. Once you see the numbers enough you can do this as well and save time, but until then you're going to have to rely on a machine to take care of it for you. If you really hate addons well you could theoretically keep track of all the data on excel spreadsheets or even on pen and paper but it's going to slow your growth as an auctioneer.
It's also worth noting that you should still have auctioneer even if you don't use the scanning, various searches and snatch features. The PCT column and other sorting mechanisms alone are worth the addon's weight in gold.
Now if you're a player who enjoys the "fishing-like" nature of running scans and putting out bids/buyouts on random items then using auctioneering is a time saver. If you're into profession crafting and material management for more reliable income then you can probably give up on auctioneer once you've learned the markets well enough.
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ISBN13:by Biersdorfer, J. D.
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With iOS 5, Apple added more than 200 new features to the iPad 2, but there's still no printed guide to using its amazing capabilities. That's where this full-color Missing Manual comes in. You'll learn how to stuff your iPad with content, stream media to and from your tablet, organize your contacts and appointments, send text messages, and much more. This is the book that should have been in the box. The important stuff you need to know: Build your media library. Fill your iPad with music, movies, TV shows, eBooks, eMagazines, photos, and more. No wires needed. Wirelessly sync content between your computer and iPad, and automatically download app updates. Go online. Connect through WiFi or Wi-Fi+3G, and surf the Web using the iPad's new tabbed browser. Consolidate email. Read and send messages from any of your accounts. Get social. Use built-in apps like Twitter, iMessage, and Ping to stay in touch. Capture memories. Use the upgraded camera app to snap pics from the lock screen, zoom in on subjects, and activate autofocus and autoexposure. Store stuff in iCloud. Stash your content online for free, and sync up all your devices automatically. Interact with your iPad. Learn new finger moves and undocumented tips, tricks, and shortcuts.


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There is a high potential that intoxicated Russian men may be a problem at the upcoming Olympic Games in Sochi, Russia based on the results of the longest and largest investigation of Russian alcohol consumption conducted by Dr. Paul Brennan from the WHO International Agency for Research on Cancer in Lyon, France and colleagues that was published in the journal Lancet on Jan. 31, 2014.
The study followed 151,000 Russian men for ten years and examined these men's consumption of alcohol. All of the participants began the study between the ages of 35 and 54 years of age. Thirty-five percent of the participants reported drinking three or more half-liter bottles of vodka a week.
The combination of high levels of alcohol consumption and smoking has led to a serious heath condition in Russia that causes 25 percent of the men in Russia to die before the age of 55.
Alcohol consumption has increased since the fall of communism in Russia almost 30 years ago.
While Russian authorities intend to have a huge police presence at the Sochi Olympic Games, the level of intoxication in some Russian men may pose a danger to visitors.
The research should neither be taken as an indictment nor criticism of Russian men or the Russian government. The researchers intend the study as a means of correcting a serious health situation in Russia.


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There's nothing sexy about skin and Bone, Urgh, you gotta have some junk in the trunk
There is no exquisite beauty without some strangeness in the proportion.
There is something in the unselfish and selfsacrificing love of a brute, which goes directly to the heart of him who has had frequent occasion to test the paltry friendship and gossamer fidelity of mere Man.' The Black Cat.
Then, methought, the air grew denser, perfumed from an unseen censerSwung by Seraphim whose footfalls tinkled on the tufted floor.'Wretch,' I cried, 'thy God hath lent theeby these angels he hath sent theeRespiterespite and nepenthe from thy memories of LenoreQuaff, oh quaff this kind nepenthe, and forget this lost Lenore'Quothe the Raven, 'Nevermore.
There are chords in the hearts of the most reckless which cannot be touched without emotion.
There are moments when even to the sober eye of reason, the world of our sad humanity may assume the semblance of He'll.
True, nervous, very, very dreadfully nervous I had been and am, but why will say that I am mad? The disease had haunted my senses, not destroyed, not dulled them. Of all the sense of hearing acute.


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This reporter has risked much on the quest to educate the people of Boulder regarding the truth of zombies running amok in our fair city. Much must be risked. Zombism is a terrible disease, and it is highly contagious, as this article will show. Already the truth is being spread. Articles have been written. Words have been shouted from street corners. Dens have been infiltrated. Reanimated corpses have been destroyed. And now, interviews have been conducted. Behold the horror of a warning ignored.
This interview was obtained at the risk of the reporter, who only survived by virtue of the presence of several stray cats, which were methodically devoured over the course of the interview. It took place in a dark alley on the cold snowy eve of February 21, 2010.
Who are you? What are you doing here? Connoisseurista de Brains. I'm eating a cat. Go away.
Wouldn't a big juicy meat burger do the trick? Unless, that is, you're a zombie. Yes, I believe I am indeed a zombie. Go away.
What makes you think you're a zombie? Connoisseurista de Brains picked a tuft of fur out of her teeth.
What caused the infection? Infection? With zombism. Oh. I jumped a chain link fence to go running around a lake. Instead of successfully vaulting over, my shirt got stuck and I scratched my back. Perhaps a zombie was scratched on that same fence and I was infected that way.
What are your plans to combat the disease? I have none. I'm enjoying the benefits of zombism.
Connoisseurista de Brains seemed to be enjoying the cats, if nothing else, and showed no concern that the disease would progress, eventually leaving her without her sense of self and her currently extensive vocabulary, indicative of a good life prior to the disease taking hold.
Doesn't it interfere with your daily life? The only way it's affected my daily life is my insatiable desire to bite others. And to walk with my arms straight out in front of me. It takes forever to get anywhere that way.
At this point the interview had to be abandoned, when Connoisseurista de Brains consumed the last inch of furry tail and exhibited her walking technique by advancing on the reporter, who fled. Clearly, the attempts to reach the population of Boulder regarding the threat of zombism must be accelerated. We are all at risk, if not from zombism, then from Connoisseurista de Brains.


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Friends of Food Celebrates Locally Grown Items
Written by Your 5News Team
Last updated on July 30, 2013 @ 12:03AM
Created on July 29, 2013 @ 11:14PM
The state's culinary heritage and local farm products were celebrated tonight in Bridgeport...
Organizers say there are many benefits to buying local.
"What can't be beat is the freshness and that it's available locally. We have great eggs, there's great protein, folks out there raising pork and beef, lamb, great vegetables, especially this time of year. I think each year we do these type of events the collaboration gets out there and the awareness increases and that's really what the mission is all about," said Scott Duarte, Bridgeport Conference Center General Manager.
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I might be a little late to the game, but I always get there in the long run. Odd Thomas is probably the most likeable supernatural detective I've ever encountered in my literary journeys. Dean Koontz has created a character that far surpasses your everyday ordinary gumshoe by making him almost psychic, a little naïve, and by giving him a natural sweetness that makes your heart break for wanting to save him the hurt he will undoubtedly face in the pages to come.
Odd Thomas works as short order fry cook in Pico Mundo, California and he sees the lingering dead. He says the dead don't talk, and he doesn't know why. The morning of August 14th begins for our protagonist with the spirit of Penny Kalisto, a young girl who was brutally raped and murdered. She takes his hand and it feels warm in his because that's how he wants it to feel. She leads him up a few streets and down another seemingly in what appears to be a random fashion when she stops and he knows that she's led him to her killer. Harlo Landerson pulls up beside him in his Chevelle convertible and waves an amiable hello. Odd becomes overwhelmed with disgust and anguish telling Harlo knows about the memento the young man has kept in his wallet to remind himself of the heinous deed. Knowing that he has to stop him before he hurts someone again, a chase ensues through the town and into a young woman's home, where Odd saves her son and stops Harlo from killing again – all before his morning shift at the local diner.
And that's just the beginning! The lingering dead aren't the only paranormal entities he is sensitive to. He sees creatures that he has named Bodach's. They are not demons, nor were they ever human – they are the harbingers of evil. They feed off of darkness and hate, and will swarm when catastrophe is near. That is why the character of Fungus Bob, a particularly odiferous patron of his diner, becomes the object of Odd's obsession when he sees several bodachs sniffing, caressing and swirling around this man.
A normal person would perhaps lose their mind when confronted with the impossible, but Odd Thomas draws strength from his friends, namely the Sherriff, who is as close to a father as he's ever had, from Ozzie Boone, his best friend, Elvis, or rather his ghost, and most important and significantly from Stormy Llewellyn, the love of his life, or as he would say, his destiny.
This story is intensely Odd, pun absolutely intended. There is romance, action, fantasy, horror, tenderness and moments that will leave you breathless. Dean Koontz doesn't need my stamp of approval but I'm giving it to him, just the same. Odd Thomas is one of the best written characters on shelves today.


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Joined the UCLA Softball team in early March and is participating as a pinch-runner. Played extensively with the UCLA Women's Soccer team last fall.
U.S. National Team -- Helped the Under-21 U.S. National Team place second at the 2006 Nordic Cup in Norway ... Played on the U-17s which captured the 2005 adidas Cup ... Has also played with the U-16s.
High School/Club -- Four-year letterwinner at Garland High School in Garland, TX ... 2006 Parade All-American ... Gatorade Circle of Champions Texas State Player of the Year as a senior ... Top-25 recruit in the nation according to Soccer Buzz Magazine ... Two-time NSCAA/adidas Youth All-American ... Played club soccer for the Dallas Texans North `88. ... Helped the Texans to regional and national championships in 2006 ... Also participated on the track & field and cross-country teams in high school ... Specialized in the 800m, 4x100m, 4x400m events.
Personal -- Full name is Lauren Michelle Wilmoth ... Born May 23, 1988 in Dallas, TX ... Daughter of Walter and Mary Wilmoth ... Has one sister, Kim ... Admires U.S. Women's National Team defender Catherine (Reddick) Whitehill.


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Warner Farm Touring ParkSheridan's | South of England | Selsey Camping and Caravanning
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Warner Farm is the place to be with entertainment every night, two swimming pools, one indoor and one outdoor. Go karts, crazy golf and lots more.
For a fun-filled family break, Warner Farm Touring Park is the perfect choice for you,with over 50 years of camping and caravanning experience we have tailored our 5-star touring park to suit your every need.
Pets are welcome and with access to all the amazing facilities on the neighbouring parks within Bunn Leisure, your holiday can be as action-packed or relaxing as you would like it to be.
The twelve and a half acre camp site is located on a level grassy park surrounded by hedges and trees, which is ideal for young children. We offer a choice of well-maintained standard, electric and super pitches, with excellent modern wash facilities including toilets with baby changing facilities, heated shower block, electric points for hair dryers & shavers and a launderette with spin dryer. The convenient on-site shop sells groceries and toiletries, camping accessories and offers a gas cylinder exchange service.
Warner Farm is ideally located for a seaside holiday, being only a short stroll to the picturesque and beautiful beach, with views across to Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight. Selsey village is only minutes away, and with Goodwood, Arundel Castle, historic Chichester town and many more wonderful local attractions, we provide a wonderful base for you and your family to explore West Sussex.
Children will enjoy the on-site football/basketball pitch and playground and can also join the Bunni Bunch and Bunni Clubs and Bunni clubs for the younger children and for the older ones there is The Quays at the neighbouring West Sands Park. With action-packed days full of fantastic activities and events, the fun is endless! There is also a fabulous fun-fair, go-karts, bowling alley and so much more to enjoy!
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BOSTON, Mass.- The University of Massachusetts women's track team placed ninth out of thirteen teams with 15.5 points at the Adidas Boston Classic held at the Reggie Lewis Center on January 30.
Junior Christina Huff (Springfield, Mass.) placed seventh in the 55-meter dash with a clocking of 7.25. She clocked a 25.62 in the 200-meter dash, good for a sixth place finish. Sophomore Elisabeth Budd (Springfield, Mass.) placed second in the 500-meter run with a time of 1:17.72. Sophomore Ashley Creel (Sandwich, Mass.) sixth in the high jump with a mark of 5' 2-1/4".
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Action to Promote the National Media Campaign
The six youth involved in this particular project were Nestor Adame, Geoff Doleman, Helen Luu, Quyen-Thi Hguyen, Dominique Walker and Vivian Yeung.
Vivian and Geoff gave testimony to the Alameda County Board of Supervisors on June 19th and to the Oakland City Council on June 26th, following presentation of resolutions to the two boards by the kids.
Vivian Yeung had been a participant at the MADD Youth Summit 2000 last Fall, where the young activists chose the idea of a national media campaign as one of their policy recommendations.
The resolution initiatives resulted from an effective youth/adult partnership. The Youth Prevention Project (YPP) focuses on environmental prevention and leadership development. YPP helps teens identify problems in their neighborhoods, create strategies and campaigns for change, and take action to reduce risks for youth in their communities.
In promoting the National Media Campaign to Prevent Underage Drinking, the teens learned how to get endorsements for proposed legislation, how to approach policy makers, and how to get on a Board or Council agenda. They researched the issue and decided on the items they wanted included in the resolution. Currently, they are recruiting more allies and the next step is to encourage local Congressional representatives to sign on as co-sponsors.
Additionally, two kids from Youth Educating Liquor Licensees (YELL), a project of CommPre of Horizon Services in Hayward, also presented testimony to the Alameda County Board of Supervisors.
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I have often read people on Physics.SE (and on many other sites) say that the role of physics is only to provide a good description of nature. For example, we don't ask questions like 'why does x happen?' But is all of science just for providing explanations which match observations? One could say that spirits provide a good approximation of some certain psychological phenomena like split personality (or something else) and misuse this rule of approximating. So, why do we assume that it is the role of philosophy to ask why questions? Isn't it necessary for science to ask the why questions?
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That's a good question. Both science and philosophy are complicated and while some may argue this, I would say they have roughly the same goals. The goal of science is to understand the observable world. The goal of philosophy is to understand the world (observable or not). Both of these larger categories have sub-goals that are fulfilled through different sub-disciplines such as chemistry, physics neurology for science and logic, metaphysics and philosophy of science in philosophy.
You have a lot of questions. I hope I can answer the main ones. I would argue that because of these definitions, science is actually a branch within philosophy. Even outside of that, philosophers do ask questions like "why does x happen?" For instance, aristotle's causes (http://www.usefulcharts.com/philosophy/aristotle-four-causes.html) categorize ways to answer that question. Philosophy was around a long time before science. Aristotle was one of science's founding fathers.
The goal of science has changed and become more narrow through time. As some of the previous answers have mentioned, Bacon is a hugely important guy to look towards for answers about what the goal of science is. THe Novum Organum is dry and long and a little feisty, but definately worth reading if you're serious about this pursuit. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novum_Organum).
You mentioned spirits as possible causes and it made me think of Comte and his conception of how theories and social thinking develops over time. He wasn't much of a scientist but I think it would be important for you to read about his ideas too (http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/0072824301/student_view0/chapter3/chapter_summary.html).
Basically, things have changed over time. But everybody is and should be asking why. They just have differentiated over time how they will get those answers. Either through observation, experimentation, mathematics, logic, or whatever.
Also just for fun I'm going to throw this in too. There's a new area of philosophy forming where philosophers are getting up out of their arm chairs and are performing experiments to get answers. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Experimental_philosophy).
Hope this all helps.
Because science today is restricted to efficient and material causality. This was explicitly recommended by Francis Bacon to focus science on improving the livelihood of man.
However, you are right, it is not a necessary restriction. It is quite possible to discuss formal and final causality (teleology) within an empirical, measurable context. But up to this point there has not been significant work rigorously defining what an empirical science of the latter two kinds of causes would look like.
We should first say something about what is meant by science (at least, science as it is understood today). Science involves:
That is the process by which science takes place. Therefore, it can only answer questions that can be resolved in that manner.
If you subscribe to a materialist view, the story is already over - everything is fully described by matter, there is nothing beyond it, and there is no "why." If you believe there is something to existence beyond what's in nature (the "supernatural"), then there are necessarily things that science cannot answer, because:
So, for example, asking why God made such-and-such a decision isn't a matter of science, because there is no way to reproduce making that decision, there is no counter-factual or control group, and the predictions that have been made from positing a model for such a decision are evidently not so clear as to be beyond all doubt.
Why bodies fall on earth ?
Because, according to Newton's law of universal gravitation :
We study it at school and we still use it in calculations.
This is a clear and meaningful explanation of "why" bodies fall.
If there is a need for other - "more deep" (according to some philosophical traditions) - sense of "why", e.g. final causes (see Teleology), this is a debated issue in philosophy at least since ancient Greece.
Your premise is flawed.
Science does try to answer why things happen all the time. Providing a good description of nature doesn't contradict this.


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On this week's "American Idol," the top five went old school, tackling the time-tested songbook of Frank Sinatra . So it was perhaps not all that surprising that the show's youngest contestant ended up getting the boot.
Yes, on Wednesday night's (May 5) results show, voters sent 17-year-old Aaron Kelly packing, thanks largely to his shaky performance of "Fly Me to the Moon," a timid turn that Simon Cowell rather rightfully described as "mouse"-like.
Still, despite coming so close to winning it all, Kelly was all smiles when host Ryan Seacrest told him his time was up, saying, "I've had a great time; I've had a blast," before taking one more run at "Moon" (and, to be honest, this version was much better than Tuesday night's).
And while Kelly's exit wasn't exactly shocking, it was who joined him in the bottom two that raised more than a few eyebrows: Michael Lynche, the big-bodied crooner who won praise for his jazzy version of "The Way You Look Tonight," a performance Cowell and fellow judge Ellen DeGeneres particularly liked.
In the end, Lynche survived, and joined Lee Dewyze — a lock to advance after his swinging, swaggering take on "That's Life" — Crystal Bowersox and, somewhat surprisingly, Casey James, in the top four.
James had been most "Idol" experts' pick to get the boot on Wednesday, following an awkward version of "Blue Skies." And yet, he avoided elimination yet again (maybe it had something to do with his scruffy, sorta-beard).
Earlier in the show, Lady Gaga — who wore black (lace) in keeping with the classy, Sinatra vibe of the show — strutted through a performance of her current single "Alejandro," and Sinatra Week mentor Harry Connick Jr. crooned his way through a version of the Lennon/McCartney classic "And I Love Her" (from his new album of covers, Your Songs) and was joined by the remaining "Idol" hopefuls through a medley of his own hits.
Next week, frequent "Idol" collaborator Jamie Foxx will help guide the top four through some of Hollywood's best-known movie music.
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Richard Strozzi-Heckler has hit a home run with his latest book. He set out of writing a book that would define somatic coaching, which he has done. But the book does much more than that. It also gives insight after insight into how we see and organize ourselves as individuals, as families and as groups whether at work or elsewhere, and how this is reflected in our own lives; and, especially in how we relate to the many factors that are at play in seeing ourselves as a whole person.
I'll write a series of reviews over the next months outlining and sharing some of the most important insight from the author. As many of you know, the author is the Founder of Strozzi Institute, an institute of somatic leadership located outside Petaluma, California. He is also a 6th degree black belt, and the Founder of Two Rock Aikido and was one of the three Founders of Aikido of Tamalpais in Mill Valley, CA.
Here's just one choice series of sentences that show the power of this book:
"Modern psychology and contemporary coaching models have taken us to a certain threshold of insight and 'knowing,' but they have failed to teach us how to discover satisfaction and meaning as we evolve through different shapes of living, and therefore different perspectives, throughout a lifetime."
The author continues:
"Insight has a place, but it's a mistake to think that if we change our minds, different behaviors will follow. (my italics) To simply have a good idea about something is not enough. To change how we are means changing how we act; it means functioning differently. It requires a different way of organizing how we feel, act, sense and perceive."
A historical account follows of how our Western thinking evolved from Descartes and how this philosophy separated us from our bodies and created the dualism we see today in so many of our institutions and in the world consciousness (or lack thereof) that is reflected in our institutions and our environment.
The author is careful to point out that we should be careful not to discount the contribution of rationalism and the many positive scientific and cultural changes that occurred over the last centuries. He writes:
"Don't mistake this as a condemnation of medicine and its practices [as an example]; they're useful and necessary. But our lack of practice in being with the living presence of feelings, moods, emotions, spirit and energy keeps people objectified and at a distance. The price we pay for this includes isolation, stress-related diseases, an inability to related successfully with others, poor job performance, and a culture of resignation and dissatisfaction."
This is a book that is worth reading whether you are in a coaching practice, a martial arts instructor or student, or simply someone who is interested and wants insights into improving and/or transforming your life.
"The Art of Somatic Coaching – Embodying Skillful Action, Wisdom and Compassion" by Richard Strozzi-Heckler, Published by North Atlantic Books, Berkeley, CA $18.95 ISBN 978-1-58394-673-2


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St Mary the Virgin Aldingbourne is an archive version of the book Aldingbourne St Mary the Virgin. Local historians may be interested in many of the 175 photographs taken during 2009/2010. The book will be developed in time to include information about the church.
The book contains a beautiful set of images of an English Church in West Sussex, 5 miles east of Chichester by road, south of the A27, near Arundel.
Aldingbourne is one of the larger parishes in England, about 6 miles long and 2 miles wide, and contains Norton, Nyton, part of Fontwell, Westergate, Woodgate, Lidsey and Aldingbourne.
The abridged version of this book Aldingbourne St Mary the Virgin is also available from blurb.com. It contains considerably less photographs than this book but at a lower price. However, most of the photographs in the abridged book are enlarged to fill the pages.
If you were baptised or married in St Mary's, the photographs will bring back many happy memories of the church at the centre of your community that has changed little over the last century.
Each book will produce a small profit all of which will go to St Mary's Church funds. Blurb has considerably increased its prices in 2010/2011.
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Human Waste Disposal Unit, Soyuz Spacecraft, Male Configuration
The conditions under which astronauts and cosmonauts live and work in space are of continued interest to scholars and the public. One of the questions most often asked by schoolchildren (probably because the adults are too embarrassed to ask) is how astronauts go to the bathroom in space. This is an unflown example of a human waste disposal unit--a toilet--designed for use on board the Soyuz spacecraft.
The Soyuz spacecraft has had the longest operational life of any human-rated spacecraft, and it is still in use after its inaugural flight in 1967. This hardware therefore has been an essential artifact of the life of many astronauts and cosmonauts in Earth-orbit. This particular space toilet is configured for use by male cosmonauts.
Gift of American Standard Manufactured by JSC Zvezda, Russia
- Country of Origin
- Russia
- Manufacturer
- Zvezda
- Location
- National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC
- Exhibition
- Space Race
- Type
- SPACECRAFT-Manned-Life Support
- Materials
- Overall: metal. plastic, rubber, nylon parts
- Dimensions
- 3-D: 50 x 50 x 52.1cm, 15kg (19 11/16 x 19 11/16 x 20 1/2 in., 33 1/8lb.)


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Nigel Stock played Prof. Hayter in the Doctor Who story Time-Flight. One of his claims to fame is that he is the only actor other than Patrick McGoohan to play Number Six in an episode of The Prisoner. Among his roles was Dr Watson in the BBC's 1960s series Sherlock Holmes. In Series 2, he played alongside Peter Cushing in the role of Sherlock Holmes.


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Mitchel Bengochea, 78, passed away from natural causes on Wednesday, Aug. 20, 2014, while working on his farm north of Nashua, Mont.
He was born on Dec. 16, 1935, in Glasgow, the son of Antonio and Concepcion (Burcavcae) Bengochea. He attended schools in Tampico, the Grain community and Nashua High School.
He served in the U.S. Army from 1955 to 1958, serving in Korea. After returning home, he attended Montana State University in Bozeman and then worked at the Glasgow Air Force Base while starting his career in agriculture raising sheep, hereford cattle and wheat.
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- 1 egg, lightly beaten
- 2/3 cup milk
- 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1 cup crushed saltines
- 1/4 cup finely chopped onion
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon rubbed sage
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1-1/2 pounds ground beef
- 1/4 cup ketchup
- 3 tablespoons brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon ground mustard
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- In a large bowl, combine the first eight ingredients. Crumble beef over mixture and mix well. Pat meat mixture into an ungreased 9-in. x 5-in. loaf pan. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 50 minutes.
- Combine the ketchup, brown sugar, mustard and nutmeg; spread over top. Bake 15-20 minutes longer or until meat is no longer pink and a meat thermometer reads 160°. Let stand for 10 minutes before slicing. Yield: 6 servings.
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"It came out of the pan very easily. It tasted very good even though ran out of sage so i used basil instead....."
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I have 40 Ubuntu 12.04 servers. These servers are managed with puppet. Sometimes I have problem with puppet agent. puppet agent spawn child process (sh) and this process fails. Sh is zombie process. Puppet doesn't work, I must restart puppet agent to make it works.
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The Alaska Air Carriers Association honored pilots, mechanics, emergency responders and aviation students with scholarships at their annual awards banquet Feb. 19 in Anchorage.
"This year we gave more than any other year due to carriers sponsorship," said Joy Journeay, executive director of the Alaska Air Carriers Association. "We are giving five scholarships to very deserving young people."
Receiving awards for excellence are: Bruce Savo, Dillingham, Richard Gingras, Anchorage, Samuel Warner, Anchorage, Nicholas Bouker, Dillingham (underwritten by Wright Air Service) and Brett Merboth, Nome (underwritten by Crowley).
Also awarded in front of a crown of nearly 300 people from the aviation industry in Alaska are:
Joann Ford-Aviation Communication Award, Diana and Bruce Moroney for the Iditarod Humanitarian Award, Mechanic of the year Award goes to Shawn Toth, Outstanding Aviation Support Award-Barb Shelley, Pilot of the Year goes to Sam Egli, Community Service Award to the Alaska Airshow Association, Don Bach received the Tony Cestnik Maintenance Award.
The Emergency Response Award went to the Samaritan's Purse, Missionary Aviation & Repair Center, Adam White, Faith Bible Fellowship, Big Lake, Send North, Arctic Barnabas Ministries, Kenai. These Christian entities responded to the flooded community of Galena during the Spring Flood of 2013 when an ice jam on the Yukon River backed up and flooded Galena ruining 97 percent of the homes there.
The Arlo Livingston Lifetime Award went to Warren Thompson of Kotzebue for his life long aviation service to Alaskan Arctic communities.
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And the winners are… (drumroll)…
- Rep. Vern Buchanan (R-FL);
- Secretary of Energy Steven Chu;
- Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and UN Ambassador Susan Rice;
- Attorney General Eric Holder;
- Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. (D-IL);
- Sen. Robert Menendez (D-NJ);
- President Barack Obama;
- Sen. Harry Reid (D-NV);
- Rep. David Rivera (R-FL);
- Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius
Dishonorable Mentions for 2012 include:
- Former Sen. John Edwards (D-NC)
- Rep. Michael Grimm (R-NY)
- Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano
- Gen. David Petraeus
- Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA)
- Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA)
You can click on the name of each corruptocrat for their particular deeds of malfeasance and skullduggery.
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