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At last week's announcement of the list of 2013's 500 fastest-growing enterprises in Vietnam (FAST500), Viettel Post was the sole small and medium-sized enterprise operating in the postal and delivery sector to be ranked.
The FAST500 rating was compiled by locally-owned ranking firm Vietnam Report and Vietnamnet.
Only domestic firms that have evidence of profitable operations for four consecutive years and a clean record for following government policies are ranked for inclusion on the list.
In 2013, despite the economy's difficulties, Viettel Post's revenues topped $54 million, up 24 per cent against 2012. Its after-tax profit increased 17 per cent, while labour productivity rose 29 per cent on-year. It contributed $2.58 million to the state budget, up 18.48 per cent against the previous year.
Viettel Post has targeted revenues of $69 million this year, up 30 per cent against 2013. The corporation's express delivery has set a 37 per cent growth target, with stationery services looking for a 50 per cent increase in growth.
Viettel Post's pre-tax reached $1.58 million, with post-tax profits worth $1.18 million, each up 12.68 per cent on-year. The company's return-on-equity ratio hit 21.4 per cent and income per share rose 12.66 per cent on-year. The company paid a dividend rate of 15 per cent.
This year, Viettel Post is targeting a $2.9 million contribution to the state coffers, up 12 per cent on-year.
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LUBBOCK, Texas -- The fifth-ranked University of Texas women's tennis team defeated Texas Tech 7-2 in the first-ever Big 12 Conference women's tennis match and the season-opener for both teams today at the Athletic Training Center.
The Lady Longhorns won six singles matches and went on to win one doubles match to claim the victory.
Texas head coach Jeff Moore was very impressed with his team's performance.
"This was as good a start as we've ever had," said Moore. "I was impressed with every player. They all played with authority and confidence. This was a good omen for the future."
Texas Tech head coach Tim Seigel said it was a good sign Tech won two doubles matches.
"We took two doubles matches, and any time you beat Texas, you should be proud," Seigel said. "Texas is an outstanding team and they have a chance to win the national championship. I was very pleased with the effort we gave. The score was not indicative of how we played. Attitude is everything and weshowed a lot of it tonight."
Texas Tech is 0-1 on the season and 0-1 in the Big 12 while Texas is 1-0 and 1-0.
The Texas Tech women will next be in action Saturday against Tyler Junior College at 1:30 p.m. in the Athletic Training Center. The Tech men's team will also be in action Saturday against Tyler JC at 3:30 p.m. at the Lubbock Country Club. Admission to both matches is free to the public.
Big 12 Conference Women's Tennis
Singles 1. Sandy Sureephong, Texas def. Eva Eguiguren, Texas Tech, 6-2, 6-1 2. Laura Berendt, Texas def. Erika Fisher, Texas Tech, 6-2, 6-1 3. Michelle Faucher, Texas def. Amanda Earhart, Texas Tech, 6-3, 6-3 4. Melody Falco, Texas def. Lakshima Ravindra, Texas Tech, 6-3, 6-4 5. Anne Pastor, Texas def. Sarada Ravindra, Texas Tech, 6-0, 6-0 6. Nomena Rasolomalala, Texas def. Misty Meyer, Texas Tech, 6-1, 6-2 Doubles 1. Sureephong/Berendt, Texas def. Fisher/L. Ravindra, Texas Tech, 8-1 2. Earhart/Eguiguren, Texas Tech def. Falco/Faucher, Texas, 8-5 3. Meyer/S. Ravindra, Texas Tech def. Pastor/Rasolomalala, Texas, 8-4

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Dinosaurs extinct? Not in this fabulous feature! I am pretty positive that any kiddo that attended THIS party {by Debbie of Wants and Wishes Design} had a RAWR-ing good time. The color scheme?…Fun & Fresh! The treats?…perfectly themed to draw you into the land where these dynamic creatures are alive and partying!
This pre-historic party was complete with mini-molten volcano cakes exploding with deliciousness, decorative party hats came to life with dino-spikes and guest "archeologists" (kids) were sent off on a hunt for dinosaur eggs!
Read on for more festive pics of this RAWR-ing fun party!
PARTY DETAILS, as told by Debbie…
"RAWR means Happy Birthday in Dinosaur!
We had a lot of fun & exciting desserts. I made exploding molten lava volcano cakes as individual treats for each of the guests. These were a huge hit and so easy to make! (Step by step directions & recipe are also available on my blog.) The other desserts we had were cupcakes topped with dinosaur toys that they could play with, dinosaur fossil sugar cookies, a hot lava trifle {which is layered crushed chocolate filling Oreos, gummy worms, a small cluster of chocolate dinosaur eggs, crushed Oreos and cherry balls for the lava balls}, and if history repeats itself, I'm so getting a dinosaur' favor topper with chocolate dinosaur eggs!
Another big hit were my dinosaur party hats with spikes down the back. We had a wide range of ages and all the kids loved wearing them. Some even took their dinosaur party hats off while we had the dinosaur egg hunt because they didn't want it to get ruined (it was a really windy day).
For the dinosaur egg hunt we transformed mini watermelons into dinosaur eggs and hid them around the backyard. Here's the step-by-step tutorial. The small watermelons worked great because they are big and heavy, but not too heavy for the kids to carry around. Some of the guests took the dinosaur hunt very seriously and loved playing with their dinosaur eggs, carrying them all over and placing them in wagons and all kinds of containers! It was a fun little hunt and then we ate the watermelon as part of lunch.
We served dog-o-saurs (hot dogs), chips and watermelon (from their 'dinosaur eggs'). The party was a huge success and all that attend had a roaring good time!"
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1HiLLjO SAYS:
Now that is so cutie! I love RAWR stuff; I had to check this out!
2Mary I SAYS:
Holy goodnesssssss!!! What an awesome theme, My teen daughter would absolutely love this party. She is all about "Rawr" right now…. love it-love it. awesome job
3Cindy Lietz. Polymer Clay Tutor SAYS:
OMG I am lovin' those molten lava cakes! Makes we wish I had small kids again. Maybe I could just make them anyway. Bet the big kids would still think they were cool!
4MonogrammedEverything.com! SAYS:
Oh my goodness!! Sooooo cute!
5Flyer Printing SAYS:
Rawrrr! You really created a land for dinosaurs! This is the coolest birthday party I've ever seen, a dinosaur theme. For little boys even my little kid, dinosaurs are really their main obsession. Definitely I will also have a dinosaur theme for my son's birthday, thank you for posting I got many ideas from you!
6[email protected] By Tammy SAYS:
I love this theme!
7Melissa SAYS:
Maybe one of my girls will love dinosaurs. The lava cakes are really cool…what's on top of them?
8Wants and Wishes SAYS:
Thanks for sharing my Rawr dinosaur printable collection. I have also made the printables with pinks, purples, greens and yellows for a girl dinosaur party!
Melissa, on top of the dinosaur cakes are red and orange chocolate swirled to make it look like an exploding active volcano.
9XO By Olivia SAYS:
SO cute! We are working on a 4th bday now for a girl that will be in Nov. So cute. What did you use for the chocolate dino eggs?
10Mae SAYS:
I'm a fan! This is adorable
11Marisa Salinas SAYS:
OMG i luv it!!!! So cute
12Jamie Lehr SAYS:
Awesome party! I love the RAWR stuff, perfect for a dinosaur theme party!
13elizabeth mejia SAYS:
i going to have my grandson"s first b-day party
14Caroline C. SAYS:
LOVE this party! I'm planning a dino party for my son's 3rd birthday and I'm really inspired by your ideas. Where did you find the chocolate eggs?
15jennifer SAYS:
did you make or buy the tags for the dinosaur egg favors? i really like the idea, if you did buy them, can you tell me where?
Wants and Wishes SAYS:
I made all the tags and sell them at WantsandWishesDesign.com; the candy eggs are also available for sale there as well.


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Yeovil Town will kick off their first-ever season in the Championship with a trip to Millwall on August 3. The Glovers' first home game is against Birmingham City a week later.
Exeter City are at home on the opening day, with Bristol Rovers making the journey down the M5 to St James Park. The Grecians are away at newly-promoted Mansfield a week later.
Plymouth Argyle start the campaign with a tough away game, travelling to Essex to take on Southend. Their first home game is on August 10 against Fleetwood.
Torquay United have a home game on the first day of the season as they host Wimbledon. The Gulls make the long trip north to face Morecambe a week later.
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New Orleans native Peyton Manning has a Noah's Ark full of awards in his illustrious pro, college and high school football career.
But the Denver Broncos quarterback, on pace for a record-setting year in just his second season back from potentially career-ending neck surgery, was truly humbled Monday night when he accepted the 2013 Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year award during a banquet in the Broncos' Sports Authority Field.
"It means a great deal and for one, I really accept this award on behalf of a lot of people that have helped me," Manning said. "I realized that being injured and coming back from an injury and playing is probably a large reason why I received this award.
"It's just a great way to show how grateful I am for all the people that have helped me and supported me: my family, teammates and coaches on many different levels, college coaches, pro coaches and teammates, and so I really accept that on behalf of them.
"I do feel that my comeback has inspired some people," Manning said. "I've received letters saying that. It's good to know that those people are working harder and doing better because maybe I've given them some hope."
Manning has led Denver to an 11-3 record this season, his second with the Broncos since missing the 2011 season with Indianapolis because of neck troubles that affected his right triceps. He has thrown 47 touchdown passes, three shy of Tom Brady's NFL regular-season record, with two games remaining.
Manning is the fourth NFL quarterback to take the honor in the past nine years, following Brady in 2005, Brett Favre in 2007 and Saints quarterback Drew Brees in 2010. NBA star LeBron James was last year's winner.
Sports Illustrated NFL columnist and writer Pete King explained why Manning won the award.
"He's 37, he's had his mid-football-life crisis and survived it well," King wrote. "He has a charitable side that stretches into the four states he has called home at various stages of his life (Louisiana, Tennessee, Indiana, Colorado); and, despite his arm being maybe 85 percent of what it once was, he just might have the best year he has ever had.
"Manning has persevered. He has put another franchise on his shoulders, and he's winning, and he's still the best at what he does at a time when whole and healthier and rich athletes are getting on with their lives. He thinks he owes everything he's got as a professional to helping the Broncos win. It's idealistic, it's old-fashioned, it's admirable. And that package gets my 2013 Sportsman vote."
Manning is just one of eight NFL-related individuals to be named Sportsman. He joins Pete Rozelle (1963), Terry Bradshaw ('79), Reggie Williams ('87), Joe Montana ('90), Tom Brady (2005), Brett Favre ('07), and Saints quarterback Drew Brees ('10).
Chris Stone, the Sports Illustrated's managing editor, said Manning beat out two worthy candidates in baseball, Yankees' reliever Mariano Rivera who retired, and Boston's David Ortiz.
Stone said Manning has handled himself with grace, even in the toughest moments.
"If you were to ask a 7- or 8-year-old kid what's an example of sportsmanship," Stone said, "I don't think you could ask for a more obvious example than when after a really tough loss last January, he (Manning) took the time out to go speak with Ray Lewis," Stone said of Manning's visit to the Ravens' locker room following Denver's double-overtime loss in the playoffs.
"That alone isn't the reason we chose him as Sportsman of the Year. It's not even one of the primary reasons we chose him. But I think it speaks to the type of athlete and individual that Manning is."


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There was almost a look of relief on his face when the final whistle was blasted on Saturday. It was the end of a truly wonderful career for Paul Scholes. There was no pompous fanfare and guard of honour, a simple wave to the crowd said it all. His 17th season as a first team squad player ended with his lowest goals return but his quality has still shone through. This though, is seemingly the right time for him to retire from the game that he loves.


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Originally Posted by Rhoadhoused
Really good article. The coach is very complimentary of him.
It's "PHOENIX"
He's just holding a spot till Mike Gesell is ready.
Wes Johnson, DG and the Morris twins. Four B12 ex players.
Let Prohm's Posse Ride: Hallice, Brady, Stu, Lard, Naz, Deonte, Monte, Matt, Simeon, Jordan, and Babb.
DG got some garbage time minutes tonight and made the most of them. In 8 minutes he was 4-5 from the field with 9 points and an assist.
Wesley Johnson is lighting it up for the Suns lately.
Kansas Must Be Destroyed
Sic Semper Jayhawks
A roster of 12 is really tough to make compared to a roster of 53 (NFL). You basically need to be one of the best 500 players in the world instead of one of the best 1500 in the US (as only the US really plays "American football").
Basketball is like poetry in motion, cross the guy to the left, take him back to the right, he's fallin' back, then just J right in his face. Then you look at him and say, "What?" -- Jesus Shuttlesworth (Ray Allen) - He Got Game
Originally Posted by Jambalaya
It's "PHOENIX"
My inner hawk coming out. It's a sabotage against Diante.
Too bad for DG:
Jeff Goodman @GoodmanESPN33m
Oklahoma City has waived Diante Garrett and former K-State wing Rodney McGruder.
Ill put any dollar that if I get this ball again, Long said, Its going in.
- Naz Long to Markel Brown before hitting the game tying shot.
The Suns just traded away Kendall Marshall, maybe DG goes back there?
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An ear, nose and throat specialist will talk about "From the Neck Up" during next week's Lunch & Learn at the J. Smith Young YMCA.
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Two Golfers Earn GCAA Academic Recognition
Buckley also earned a spot in the US Amateur Championships field.
Matt Schovee, along with Max Buckley, was announced as a Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholars, Wednesday.
July 26, 2012
NORMAN, Okla. (GCAA/SMU) - The Golf Coaches Association of America announced its Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholars and two SMU standouts made the cut, the GCAA announced on Wednesday.
Max Buckley and Matt Schovee both qualified by competing in at least 70 percent of the team's rounds, averaging a stroke-average of 76 or better, and maintaining at least a 3.2 GPA.
The accomplishments keep piling on for Schovee, who recently qualified for the US Amateur Championships at Cherry Hills Country Club in Cherry Hills Village, Colo., also earned PING All-Region and Honorable Mention All-American honors for his performance on the course this past season.
Buckley also earned a spot in the US Amateur Championships field.


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UK: Huawei Ideos can now be yours for only £139.99 SIM-free
The Huawei Ideos, the original one, not the more recently-unveiled X5 or X6, is now on sale at UK online retailer Play.com. This Android 2.2 smartphone can now be yours if you decide to part with only £139.99 of your hard earned cash.
The Ideos is quite a capable device for the price, but it's definitely not high-end by any stretch of the imagination. Still, it may make a very good introductory smartphone – getting someone new to the smartphone concept acquainted with it before perhaps moving on to a more powerful handset.
The Ideos has a 2.8-inch capacitive touchscreen with a QVGA (240×320) resolution, a 528 MHz processor, a 3.2 MP autofocus camera with no flash, HSDPA, Wi-Fi 802.11n, Bluetooth, and GPS. Won't win any benchmark competitions, that's for sure, but who knows, it may get someone hooked to Android.
To get a Huawei Ideos for just £139.99, SIM-free and unlocked, just go to Play.com and place your order.
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A new trend on social media is spreading like wildfire on Facebook and Twitter, and ruining lives and destroying friendships in its wake. It feeds off the anonymity allowed to people on social media, and it can target anyone, at anytime, for any reason.
It's called "THOT", abbreviated for "That Hoe Over There", and it has become the new code name for pages on social media meant to spread rumors and "expose" people's sexual activity; whether it's true or not. It's become increasingly more popular among teenagers in the past few weeks, and has taken over high-traffic social mediums like Twitter, Facebook, and Tumblr.
THOT has been big in cities like Chicago, Los Angeles, and other major metro areas for awhile now, but recently the trend has struck close to home here in Indianapolis. One Facebook page setup by a user calling his/herself "Molly Thots" was recently shutdown by police in Greenfield, IN, after being described as the "worst case of social media bullying ever".
Thots' page was taking photos off Greenfield High School students' Facebook pages and posting them to their page with damaging messages; such as "THOT has chlamydia". To make matters even more severe, "Molly" was not only posting photos, but including the students' full names in the posts as well. Greenfield police were notified to the situation only after High School authorities reported that numerous students had complained about being victims of cyberbullying.
However, as is the case with social media, unfortunately, as soon as that page shutdown, another one sprang up. Meaning, parents and kids need to understand how important it is to be proactive in preventing yourself from becoming a victim.
Remind your kids to be cautious about who they add as friends on social media, and learn, understand, and use the privacy settings on the different social mediums. A good rule-of-thumb on social media posting, for anyone, is that if you wouldn't feel comfortable sharing a photo or a thought to the public in real life, then it shouldn't be shared on social media either.
This sickening trend does not appear to be dying down any time soon, so it's important for parents to share this information with other parents, and remind their kids that what happens on social media, doesn't always stay on social media, and that anything they post can quickly go viral to the public.


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This week's live episode of Impact Wrestling will be headlined by TNA Champion Bobby Roode vs. Mr. Anderson. Below is the show's official preview:
Preview Thursday's IMPACT WRESTLING broadcast LIVE on SpikeTV at 8/7c
– IMPACT will feature the aftermath of the "Slammiversary" Pay-Per-View event! Who was victorious at TNA's 10 year anniversary event? Tune in and find out!
– General Manager Hulk Hogan has ordered that there will be a World Heavyweight Title match on the broadcast! Still the World Champion after Slammiversary, Bobby Roode will defend the gold this Thursday against the new #1 contender, Mr. Anderson!
-Last week Dixie Carter's husband, Serg, punched AJ Styles. What will the fallout from that be this week on Impact?
– The annual "Bound For Glory Series" will kick off on Thursday night! Which 12 competitors will be selected for a chance to earn a World Title shot at Bound For Glory in October? The BFG Series starts on Thursday on SpikeTV with a Gauntlet Match!
– Plus, the road to the July 8 "Destination X" event begins
All this and much more on Thursday's IMPACT WRESTLING broadcast LIVE at 8/7c on SpikeTV


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January 23, 2012
Arizona baseball head coach Andy Lopez will host a series of summer camps this summer for youth and high school ages. Complete information for all camps can be found at http://collegebaseballcamps.com/uofabaseball.
The Baseball Camp is not an official function of the University of Arizona. The Baseball Camp is open to all entrants limited only by number, grade level and/or gender.


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Runs versus Lemons, with Miguel Faria-e-Castro and Joseba Martinez, 2015
Note on Disclosure and Adverse Selection with Faria-e-Castro and Martinez (2015)
Inspecting the Mechanism: Leverage and the Great Recession in the Eurozone, with Philippe Martin, 2013 (updated 2014)
Competing on Speed, with Emiliano Pagnotta, 2012 (updated 2015)
Household Leverage and the Recession, (first draft October 2010) with Virgiliu Midrigan, 2011
Measuring Systemic Risk, with Viral Acharya, Lasse Pedersen, and Matt Richardson, May 2010
Have Financial Markets Become More Informative?, with Jennie Bai and Alexi Savov, forthcoming in Journal of Financial Economics (first version 2013)
Has the US Finance Industry Become Less Efficient?, American Economic Review, April 2015 (first version 2010)
Data Series, Data Appendix, and Notes on Equilibrium Financial Intermediation, 2012 (updated 2014)
Efficient Recapitalization, with Philipp Schnabl, Journal of Finance, February 2013, (lead article)
Wages and Human Capital in the U.S. Financial Industry: 1909-2006, with Ariell Reshef, Quarterly Journal of Economics, November 2012, (lead article)
Data Series (.xls). Older Version (old version). Sample of press coverage: Martin Wolf and Gillian Tett in the Financial Times, Paul Krugman in the New York Times.
Efficient Interventions in Markets with Adverse Selection, with Vasiliki Skreta, American Economic Review, 2012 (lead article)
Family Firms, Paternalism, and Labor Relations, with Holger Mueller, American Economic Journal: Macro, 2011
The Bond Market's Q, (replaces the y-theory of investment), Quarterly Journal of Economics, 2010
Data series: csv and stata
Engineers vs. Financiers: Should the Financial Sector be Taxed or Subsidized?, October 2007, American Economic Journal: Macro, 2010
Debt Overhang and Recapitalization in Closed and Open Economies, IMF Economic Review, 2010 (inaugural issue)
The Economics of Fraudulent Accounting, with Simi Kedia, Review of Financial Studies, June 2009
Michael Brennan & BlackRock Award, Best Paper in Corporate Finance
Press coverage (2005) in The New York Times (here) and in The New Yorker (here).
Estimating Risk-Adjusted Costs of Financial Distress, with Heitor Almeida, Journal of Applied Corporate Finance, 2008
The Risk-Adjusted Costs of Financial Distress, with Heitor Almeida, Journal of Finance, December 2007 (lead article)
Brattle Prize (2008) for Best Paper in Corporate Finance
Firms and Aggregate Dynamics with Francesco Franco, Review of Economics and Statistics, Novermber 2007
CEO Incentives and Earnings Management, with Dan Bergstresser, Journal of Financial Economics, 2006
Corporate Governance over the Business Cycle, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control, 2006
The Rise in Firm-Level Volatility: Causes and Consequences, with Diego Comin, NBER Macroannuals 2005
The Evolution of the US Financial Industry from 1860 to 2007, November 2008 (early version of "Has the US finance indusrtry become less efficient?"). Slides from NBER presentation (2008 summer institute, corporate finance)
Real Options in a Dynamic Agency Model (Financial Development, IPOs, and Business Risk), with Yuliy Sannikov, October 2007
The Quality of Labor Relations and Unemployment, with Olivier Blanchard, updated November 2006 (new version)
Fiscal Policy and the Term Structure of Interest Rates, with Qiang Dai, updated November 2006 (first draft March 2004)
The y-Theory of Investment, August 2006 (old version of Bond Market's Q)
An explanation for the Joint Evolution of Firm and Aggregate Volatility, 2003


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May 2014 is Mental Health month, and for Noreen Runyan, Coordinator of Union County's National Alliance for Mental Illness (NAMI), it's an opportunity to get the word out, that there's hope and help for individuals with serious and persistent mental illness.
The theme for 2014 mental health month is "Mind Your Health." This focuses on support, diet, stress control and coping. It centers on managing the situation and keeping mental health. NAMI stresses education, support and advocacy for those with mental illness and their family members.
"National Alliance on Mental Illness" (NAMI), began in 1979 when two moms who both had children with a serious mental illness banded together looking for some support and began building support for other families and their situations. "It is a grassroots organization at the national, state and local level. I think there are fifty-five affiliates in the state of Ohio. Union County NAMI has been in existence since 1985. We provide education, support and advocacy for people with mental illness, and for their family members," Runyan states.
Runyan fields phone calls from both family members and individuals with mental illness.
"What I do is receive phone calls from both family members and individuals with mental illness. I act as 'a calm' in the storm, If they are in the midst of a mental health crisis. I may direct them towards education, make sure their loved one is properly diagnosed, and also talk about the elements of support and self-care" shares Runyan.
Noreen's goal: get the word out about NAMI and the services they offer to point individuals and families to the help and resources they need to cope and deal with mental illness. Three support groups facilitated by NAMI in Union County include The Family and Friends Support Group. This group is for people with adult loved ones, suffering with mental illness. The group meets the third Tuesday of the month, 7-9 pm at 131 North Main St., in the Mental Health Board Office.
Another group is led by two elementary teachers, one retired and one active, who supports parent/grandparent/foster parents with children under 18 diagnosed with a mental illness, serious emotional disorder, or just difficult to control behavior. "All NAMI facilitators for support groups have got to have the 'lived' experience with mental illness. We all have a loved one that they've lived with or cared for with a serious and persistent mental illness," Runyan mentions. They meet at the Hope Center on the first Thursday of the month at 7 pm. In the works is the third support group, NAMI Connects Recovery Support Group. This peer-to-peer support group services adults living with mental illness and they meet at Wings Enrichment Center, 729 S. Walnut St, Marysville.
Obtaining medical care and proper diagnosis for a family member displaying symptoms of mental illness remains paramount. Certain physical health issues such as brain tumors, thyroid issues, hormone issues to name a few, can mimic symptoms of mental illness. A trained medical professional needs to determine a precise diagnosis, followed by medication. The difficulty occurs matching the correct medicinal combinations that will combat or eliminate symptoms in the patient all together. The other elements of recovery consist of counseling, housing, employment, and the support of a safe community, such as family, friends, and co-workers.
A vital piece to assist the mentally ill in recovery that is grossly disregarded is self-care of their caregivers. "In our Family and Friends Support Group, I like to use the analogy of when the oxygen mask drops down on a plane; you always put your own on first, before you can tend to your child or loved one that needs help. Same principle – you always need to take care of yourself addressing your sleep, stress reduction, exercises, or know how to minimize your stress. Caregivers can fall into depression, situational depression, and they can surely have anxiety. Sometimes our family members are encouraged to go to counseling because it's hard to live with a loved one with mental illness. It takes tremendous effort to get them into recovery." Runyan states.
"And of course, one of the key points to share with our loved one is that even though this is a chronic illness that will be with them for the rest of their lives, the steps we are now taking will be moving them in a positive direction towards recovery. That is key. We just need to be thinking of getting people in that direction and then we need to setup the legs of support underneath them – the doctor, the medication, the counseling, the case manager, to help them with supportive housing if needed, or employment, and a body of people to support them – family, friends, co-workers, neighbors, church family." She continues.
NAMI of Union County offers a foundation of excellent mental health services. "We have a great foundation of mental health services, even though small they are mighty. We're small in terms of a county; we're mighty in terms of our mental health services. And what we don't have here, we refer people to Marion, most times into Columbus, where resources are greater."
A key player for mental health programming in Union County has been retired Executive Director at the Mental Health Recovery Board, Mike Whitsky. "He left a legacy of fine support for people with serious mental illness, providing the best comprehensive services as possible between private and public counselors. He also is instrumental in making sure we have psychiatrists in our area, because nation-wide, there's such a shortage of psychiatrists," Runyan states.
Whitsky set up different levels of supportive housing for individuals with addictions and serious/persistent mental illness. Some of the services provided within these units were to assist people getting to their doctor appointments, getting their medications, and even down to the small things such as house cleaning. Case managers assist them until they get back on their feet and out on their own. "That's probably his greatest legacy. He has made sure that we have fine resources available in our community and that we can build on them especially since our county continues to grow."
Also part of Whitsky's accomplishments was establishing an employment center at Wings Enrichment Center. This center assists individuals with employment resources and literally "walks besides" them assisting them in all aspects of the job search. The Wings Enrichment Center is right next to Heartland at 729 S. Walnut St. in Maysville. Wings serves as a peer support center and has several forms of peer-to-peer groups one can join. "They have dinners there. They maintain a job club which teaches woodworking, making small furniture pieces and novelties, and then assist to help sell the pieces for income. It is really an essential place. I guess peer support is really an essential piece of recovery as well so they can understand that they are not in this alone; that other people are working towards recovery as well, and that's what Wings does for them." Runyan adds.
NAMI aids in eliminating the stigma with mental illness. "That's the number one reason people won't get help. We need to eradicate stigma. You would not turn to a person having a heart attack and say 'you have to get over that.' No, we call the squad and get them help. We would not minimize their symptoms. We wouldn't tell them to pull themselves up by their own bootstraps like people do with mental illness. We wouldn't do any of that with physical illness. It's because its mental illness and it's a brain disorder. It's a bio-chemical brain disorder. That's what a mental illness is. They need those chemicals in their brain rebalanced. That's why they need medication. Treatment helps, recovery happens. All facilitators are trained by NAMI of Ohio. The groups are just one way we can help the families as they take this difficult journey towards recovery." Runyan states.
Noreen Runyan runs NAMI of Union County almost single-handedly, and she needs help! "I have to be able to connect people with the support they need. I also need more people since I cannot be in two places at once. More people equates to more experiences. For instance if I were to get a call from a family who needs support because their Mentally ill Son is in jail, Maybe I could call another individual who has experience on that level. Are you that person or can you assist me with YOUR experiences?"
Anyone needing help, or wanting TO help Noreen Runyan can contact her at 937-243-2242 or email her at email@example.com. Information on the National Alliance for Mental Illness (NAMI) resides at www.NAMI.org


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UPDATE: The following is the update on Darryl, per Mary Raquepo.
Darryl is at the Vet hospital right now being treated. He is 16 years old and his health is in decline. The good news is that when he's released he will be with a foster mom who plans to take care of him until it's time to let him go. So he will live out the rest of his life in a loving home.
Los Angeles, Calif. - A 10-pound, male, stray cat - described as having the "saddest face at the shelter" - is looking for a home to rest his weary head. Named Darryl, he was found in Azusa on January 13. He was taken to the Baldwin Park Animal Care and Control where he sits and waits.
His drooping face and disheveled appearance is telling of a life that hasn't been too kind to this senior before arriving at the shelter. This is not a "Grumpy Cat"-type situation. This boy is not a celebrity in his own right. He has no adoring fans. There is nothing to indicate he has ever lived a life of luxury and pampering. No. Darryl's life was likely anything, but that.
Despite his past, he is described as "very docile and would be incredibly content and appreciative to be curled up in someone's lap and we would love to see him get into a home that he richly deserves. Darryl will be a heartwarming companion for anyone in any living situation."
If you can provide Darryl with the abundance of love and pampering of a "Grumpy Cat," contact the Baldwin Park Shelter at 626-962-3577. You can also contact Mary, the Adoption Coordinator with the United Hope for Animals by calling 909-983-1050 (evenings), or email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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U.S. Diplomacy Since 1900 has long been admired as the most comprehensive and accessible survey available. Now in its fifth edition, the book traces the major events in the history of U.S. foreign relations, from the Spanish-American War to the present. Schulzinger explains how U.S. foreignpolicy is made and discusses public ideas about foreign relations. The engaging narrative places U.S. foreign relations in the context of the growing interdependence and globalization of international affairs. Updated to include a complete account of the Clinton administration, this new edition provides balanced coverage of both the Clinton and Bush administrations' efforts to deal with the extraordinary changes in international affairs after the Cold War. New material has been added on the ways inwhich Americans remember the Vietnam War, and the selected bibliography has undergone its most extensive revisions since the book was first published. In this text, students will find the most recent scholarship, much of which has been informed by insights from related disciplines in the socialsciences and humanities. Distinguished by its combination of narrative and analysis and by its in-depth explanations of how and why policy is made, the fifth edition of U.S. Diplomacy Since 1900 is an invaluable resource for students of diplomatic history, foreign relations, and politicalscience.
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Sept. 30, 2009
Women's Volleyball Video Report (Sept. 30)
(Note: Due to technical difficulties, the video has low sound. The use of headphones will enhance the quality. We apologize for any inconvenience.
UCLA women's volleyball head coach Andy Banachowski discusses last Saturday's win at Arizona, the play of sophomore Lainey Gera and this weekend's Breast Cancer Awareness festivities.
The Bruins begin their home schedule this weekend at Pauley Pavilion against Stanford on Friday and California on Saturday. Both matches start at 7 p.m. and Gametracker and free audio and video will be available on UCLABruins.com.


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The Bulls officially waived Center Andrew Bynum, less than 24 hours after they came to an agreement with the Cleveland Cavaliers to depart with Luol Deng, along with receiving three future draft picks from the Cavaliers.
The Bulls roster now stands at 12, one below the league's minimum requirement.
By clearing Bynum's $12.3 million salary off its books, the Bulls get below the luxury tax threshold as that combined with clearing Deng's$14.3 million salary, will save the team more than $20 million.
Deng took to social media to thank the only city he has known in his 10-year NBA career;
"You will hear a lot of can't and a lot of won't, but you give it everything you can because you believe in yourself and your teammates. You push yourself with your heart, mind and soul, and smile every night knowing you put love and passion into it. Thank you, Chicago."
Speaking to the media on behalf of the organization and in place of general manager Gar Forman – who was on the west coast for the D-League showcase and couldn't fly back because of inclement weather conditions – Bulls' Vice President of Basketball Operations John Paxson addressed the trade and the reason for the move.
"When we started this year, we had really high expectations," Paxson said. "With Derrick (Rose) coming back, we felt we would be in a position to be a top two or three team in the Eastern Conference to play in the Eastern Conference Finals and potentially get to the NBA Finals; that was our belief and goal. When Derrick had the injury against Portland and we learned that surgery was going to keep him out for the remainder of the year, at that time, our focus had to broaden a bit. We had to look a little more about the future and a little less about today, which is always a difficult thing to do in this business because you do want to win."
According to Yahoo! Sports, the Bulls presented Deng with a three-year $30 million extension last week that the small forward turned down.
"When he didn't take the deal and over the weekend, we realized how far apart we really were in terms of coming to any type of agreement," Paxson said. "We had to have some very difficult discussions. Over the weekend, Jerry (Reinsdorf), Michael Reinsdorf, Gar Foreman and myself had lengthy conversations. We obviously talked to Tom (Thibodeau) during this process too and ending up making the deal, what was unusual and unique about it was the Andrew Bynum contract. The fact that we get him in the deal, waive him, and it gives us tremendous financial flexibility moving forward. The thing that we're assured of in talking to Jerry in going through this process is that those things that we benefit from financially, we're going to, in the future, put back into this basketball team."
Paxson was careful to not accept the term "rebuilding" with a locker room full of prideful veterans and win-now coach in Thiboudea. He, instead, said the team would be "going in a different direction." Deng's absence will definitely make winning more difficult and him being traded comes at a time when the Bulls had won five of their last seven.
In a surprising revelation, Paxson admitted the organization's fault in mishandling Deng's health during last season, when Deng was administered a spinal tap to rule out viral meningitis. Complications from the procedure led to a near life-threatening scenario for Deng.
"You learn a lot from situations," Paxson said. "We did not handle that well as we could have and should have. We spoke to Lu and we didn't understand the gravity of it in that moment from his perspective. That's on us. Over the summer, we talked to both Lu and Herb (Rudoy, Deng's agent) and we apologized. That's something we dropped the ball on and will hopefully learn from."
Jimmy Butler will get more of a chance to grow, along with rookie Tony Snell, who the organization is high on during the flashes he's shown when given consistent minutes. The playoffs will still be a reality with how woeful the Eastern Conference is and the fight that is in the roster, but it's clear that the future is underway for the Bulls.
Arguably one of Deng's biggest supporters in the organization, Thibodeau, according to sources with knowledge of the situation, was against Deng being moved, but the organization moved forward with the deal. The coach got a chance to talk to Deng shortly after the move was made.
"I thanked him for all that stuff that he did. It's almost 10 years," Thibodeau said. "I think he was a big part of lifting the team out of the five or six years in the lottery before he got here. Then what he did for me. You couldn't ask anything more of a player. Practice hard, be a great leader, play for the team, be selfless. Whatever I asked him to do, he did. And he bought in from day one, from the minute I got here. So I appreciated that and I thought when you look at what he did, the way he worked and the way he performed, those are two things I value greatly."
Paxson addressed the notion that this move could cause a rift between management and the coach.
"Our working relationship with Tom is really good. It's not realistic to ask Tom or his staff to be happy about taking a player of Lu's caliber off the team," he said. "Gar and I put ourselves in Tom's shoes a lot, every day, really. We know what he's facing and we're not sitting up here saying 'be happy about it.' It's hard, it's difficult. What has to happen in an organization when decisions are made, as a group, you have to align together and you have to move forward."
Paxson also said that Jerry Reinsdorf and Gar Foreman spoke with Rose regarding the move and there wasn't a sense that he was unhappy with the direction that was voiced to him.
The focus now becomes what's next for the Bulls. According to USAToday, the Golden State Warriors are interested in Bulls point guard Kirk Hinrich and with shooting a valued commodity, Mike Dunleavy could also be included in a deal.
The Bulls are hopeful in bringing over star Spanish forward Nikola Mirotic this summer and it's widely expected now that the Bulls will use their amnesty provision on Carlos Boozer to create more cap flexibility. In addition to their own pick, the Bulls own the Charlotte Bobcats 2014 first-round pick if it falls outside of the top 10.
"We are confident that we are going to take these resources, in the financial flexibility that it gives us, and put them back into our basketball team in the form of players and trying to get better," Paxson said. "Obviously, the financial flexibility is big for us. The fact that we get the possibility of some picks… Ideally, you want to have something specific that you're going to get. Luol is restricted at the end of this year. Teams are smart. You put yourself in their position a lot of times and you say to yourself, if we trade for this player and he's not under contract with us next year, most teams aren't going to offer you maybe what you think that player is worth or deserves."


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Birmingham – The UAB Public Health Students Association (PHSA) unanimously passed a Resolution urging the University of Alabama System Trustees (UA) to stop the proposed Shepherd Bend Mine from polluting a major drinking water supply for the greater Birmingham area. UA is the major owner of land and minerals coveted by Drummond for a coal mine on the Black Warrior River's Mulberry Fork in Walker County. The 1,773-acre strip mine would discharge wastewater at 29 proposed outfalls, including one that is 800 feet across the river from a Birmingham Water Works Board
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Has anyone seen the Impact Benefit Agreement signed by the Naskapi? Who signed it? What did it contain? What are the benefits?
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TORONTO, ONTARIO–(Marketwire – Feb. 16, 2012) – Labrador Iron Mines Holdings Limited ("LIM") or (the "Company") (TSX:LIM) and Innu Takuaikan Uashat Mak Mani-Utenam of Sept-Iles, Quebec, ("ITUM") are pleased to announce that they have signed an Impact Benefits Agreement with regard to LIM's Schefferville Area direct shipping iron ore mining projects in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador and in the Province of Quebec.
The life-of-mine agreement, which follows the earlier Agreement in Principle signed in December 2010, was approved by resolution of the Innu Takuaikan Uashat Mak Mani-Utenam and signed by the Chief and Band Council. This new agreement recognizes that LIM and ITUM wish to work together to establish a long-term, mutually beneficial, cooperative and respectful positive relationship based on confidence, trust and certainty.
Under the IBA Agreement, LIM has agreed to the equitable participation of the Uashaunnuat in its Projects through employment, training, contract opportunities, social, and financial benefits, including environmental protection measures in the Papateu (Howell River) and Kautaitnat (Irony Mountain) areas to mitigate any impact of the Projects on Uashaunnuat families and traditional activities.
In consideration of benefits associated with the IBA, ITUM has given its consent to the Company's iron ore Projects on the conditions expressed in the Agreement.
In a signing ceremony, held in the presence of members of the ITUM community, on Monday, February 13, 2012 in the Band Council offices in Sept-Iles, John Kearney, LIM's Chairman & CEO commented:
"LIM recognizes that the activities of its iron ore Projects may have an impact upon members of the Uashat and Mani-Utenam communities, and particularly the Uashaunnuat families most directly affected, and their traditional lands, and wishes to develop a respectful relationship with ITUM, which will help mitigate these potential impacts. LIM acknowledges the cooperation and support received to date from ITUM and is committed to developing its iron ore Projects in an environmentally and socially responsible way that respects and, where necessary, addresses the environmental, cultural, economic and spiritual concerns of the Uashaunnuat".
"LIM understands the importance of our iron ore mining Projects to the Innu from Uashat Mak Mani-Utenam and is committed to the maximization of associated benefits to ITUM – including education, training, employment, business opportunities, financial participation and economic development- and is committed to providing fair opportunities to the Uashaunnuat to participate in, and benefit from, LIM's iron ore Projects, including our operations in the Sept-Iles port area," added Mr. Kearney.
Innu Takuaikan Uashat Mak Mani-Utenam Chief Georges-Ernest Gregoire stated, "This is a significant step for the Innu Community of Uashat Mak Mani-Utenam towards the establishment of a long and meaningful partnership with Labrador Iron Mines, based on mutual respect and benefits."
"This IBA, along with other agreements, signed by ITUM sends a signal to the mining industry operating in the Quebec-Labrador peninsula that our rights as Indigenous Peoples under the U.N. Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and the Canadian Constitution cannot be ignored. Any form of mining development, including exploration work, respecting our natural resources or our traditional lands must benefit our communities and requires our consent."
"This IBA agreement with Labrador Iron Mines will provide opportunities for our community, and particularly our youth, and will at the same time protect the environment and our traditional lands and cultural activities," added Chief Gregoire
LIM and ITUM have agreed to implement training programs with a view to encouraging and assisting ITUM members to receive the education and training required to maximize their opportunities for employment, retention and advancement on LIM's iron ore projects.
LIM has also agreed to make annual contributions to an Aboriginal Traditional Activities Fund to be created for the benefit of the traditional activities of the Uashaunnuat and other Innu, including the Uashaunnuat families. The Fund may also be used for the benefit of the traditional activities of members of other First Nations in the vicinity of Schefferville.
It is intended that the Fund shall be used for the purposes of traditional, cultural and subsistence activities and the protection and preservation of aboriginal values and shall contribute to the aim of protecting the rights and interests of the Uashaunnuat, their lifestyle, their relationship with the land and their traditional activities.
The IBA signed with the Uashaunnuat is without prejudice to the territorial rights of the Uashaunnuat and the rights asserted by any other aboriginal group relating to the area of the Projects. LIM has previously entered into impact benefits agreements with the Innu Nation of Labrador, the Innu of Matimekush-Lac John (Schefferville) and the Naskapi Nation of Kawawachikamach (for Labrador only), and recently signed a cooperation agreement with the NunatuKavut Community Council (Southern Inuit of Labrador).
About Takuaikan Uashat Mak Mani-Utenam:
The Uashaunnuat are a distinct society of the Innu Nation (Quebec and Labrador) and comprise the two communities of Uashat and Mani-Utenam and include the INNU BAND OF UASHAT MAK MANI-UTENAM, a traditional band and a band within the meaning of the Indian Act. ITUM is the band council of such band. The Uashaunnuat assert Indian title, aboriginal rights and treaty rights to certain lands located in Quebec and Labrador, including in the area of LIM's Projects, and affirm that the Projects require their consent.
About Labrador Iron Mines Holdings Limited (LIM):
LIM contemplates mining in stages. The first phase of Stage 1 comprises the James Mine and the Silver Yard processing plant which is connected by a rail spur to the main Schefferville to Sept-Iles railway. Through a phased expansion program, LIM plans to grow its iron ore production through the subsequent development of adjacent deposits.
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2013 Season Outlook
Iowa Coach Kirk Ferentz felt his team had a positive spring practice leading into the 2013 season, and feels his team will continue to show improvement throughout the month of August in preparing for the upcoming season. Iowa will open fall practice with 14 returning starters, including its two leading rushers and four of the five leading receivers on offense, and its top three tacklers on defense. Still, there are a number of spots to fill on the depth chart, even after the young Hawkeye team was able to add valuable experience throughout the spring. The added experience of last season could play a major role in Iowa's quest to reverse its 2012 fortunes of five losses by an average of 3.2 points per loss.
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Edited by Hodson W. Alan. . 646 pages. Volume 6. in Lung Biology in Health and Disease.. Marcel Dekker, Inc., New York and Basel: , 1977.. Price, $19.50.
Any physician who has cared for an infant with respiratory distress syndrome of the newborn appreciates the complexity of the developing lung and the remarkable changes it undergoes at birth. There is no better example of the application of basic research to a clinical problem than the use of laboratory information concerning the structural, biochemical, and physiologic aspects of lung development to the care of the neonate.
The text edited by Hodson has brought this basic material together in a detailed fashion. Part I reviews the structural aspects of lung development and includes chapters on the ontogeny of the pulmonary
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