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July 5: Intermarriage report launch
Join us on July 5 for the launch of JPR's latest report:
Jews in couples: Marriage, intermarriage, cohabitation and divorce …read more
Charitable giving report launched
JPR launched its new report, Charitable giving among Britain's Jews: Looking to the future, at an event in London attended by a cross-section of British Jewish community leaders and fundraisers. …read more
JPR at the House of Lords
Lay and professional leaders from across the Jewish religious spectrum convened today at the annual JPR Lunch at the House of Lords. …read more
What future for European Jewry?
JPR's Executive Director, Dr Jonathan Boyd, presented at a landmark conference on the future of European Jewry, held in Rome in February. …read more
German Parliamentary Commission
The members of a German parliamentary expert commission met with the JPR team this week for advice on how best to research contemporary antisemitism in Europe. …read more
JPR at European Commission
JPR's Executive Director, Dr Jonathan Boyd, was in Brussels this week to meet with the newly-appointed European Commission coordinators to combat antisemitism and anti-Muslim hatred. …read more
JPR at Limmud 2015
JPR's Executive Director, Jonathan Boyd, presented five sessions at Limmud conference in December, based on much of the work the Institute has undertaken over the course of 2014 and 2015. …read more
Community development in Hungary
JPR's on-going research about contemporary European Jewry was featured in an American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) seminar in Budapest. …read more
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TUCSON, Ariz. – Washington's Bishop Sankey broke the school record for rushing attempts with 40 as he ran for 161 yards and a touchdown to lead the No. 16 Huskies past Arizonam 31-13, on Saturday.
Junior running back Ka'Deem Carey led the way for the Wildcats, tallying 132 yards with one of Arizona's two touchdowns on the night. Despite Carey's groundwork, the offense struggled to establish a rhythm against an airtight Washington secondary.
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Heat is on -- literally -- as Coyotes return to Phoenix
Tuesday, 05.22.2012 / 3:32 PM | Jerry Brown - NHL.com Correspondent
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Temperatures are expected to hit 108 degrees in Phoenix today, setting what is believed to be the record for the warmest temperature ever for an NHL playoff game. But while some players and fans might disagree, Phoenix's Canadian-born coach
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SEATTLE - Husky sophomore Elston Turner has decided to transfer from the University of Washington basketball program, head coach Lorenzo Romar announced on Thursday. Turner played in 66 games over two seasons and averaged 4.6 points, 2.0 rebounds and hit 66 three-pointers.
Turner approached coach Romar earlier this week to inform him of his decision. "Elston Turner has done a nice job for us. We will miss him but we certainly wish him well and support him in whatever he decides to do."
Turner was an integral part of this past year's Husky team that went 26-10, won the Pac-10 Tournament Championship and advanced to the NCAA Sweet 16. He played in all 36 games, averaging 5.5 points and 1.9 rebounds in 15.3 minutes per game. He led the team in three-point shooting at 38% and was second among Huskies with 41 makes and 108 attempts.
The sharp-shooter is a graduate of Elkins HS in Missouri City, Texas and is the son of former NBA standout and current Houston Rockets assistant coach, Elston Turner Sr.
"It was a hard decision," the younger Turner said of his choice to leave. "Coach Romar is like a father to me and I know he is going to support me 100 percent. I appreciate him and my teammates over the last couple years, but I am doing what I feel is best for me."
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- UP Lift Zeppelin Hangar-OPEN ArchitectureWhat do you get when you combine a giant zeppelin hangar with an extreme sports facility? You get the UP Lift building, a green-roofed multi-use complex that houses a blimp while making use of the exterior for recreational activities. OPEN Architecturecame up with the concept for a design competition to build a hangar building in the serene landscape near Maan Mountain in Auhui Province, China.1
- UP Lift Zeppelin Hangar-OPEN ArchitectureThe competition called for the hangar to be a "single structure with a clearance of 100 meters wide by 300 meters long and 100 meters in height to house the production and storage of the zeppelin."2
- UP Lift Zeppelin Hangar-OPEN ArchitectureThe requirements also demanded that there is a single door with an opening of 100 meter by 100 meter and the ceiling had to support a crane with which to do work and maintenance.3
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- UP Lift Zeppelin Hangar-OPEN ArchitectureRenewable energy generation systems like photovoltaic panels and micro wind turbines are located on the top to generate power for the hangar.9
- UP Lift Zeppelin Hangar-OPEN ArchitectureBut to top if off, the green roof is more than just a pretty facade, it's also totally usable. Hiking trails will be cut around the facility and up onto the facade so visitors can climb around on the roof. Nature walks, rest platforms, picnic areas and even camping sites will be incorporated.10
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Democratic Rep. John Barrow spent Monday waving to voters on rural street corners in Baxley and Vidalia as he sought independent votes and crossover support from Republicans to win re-election. His Republican rival, Lee Anderson of Grovetown, worked lunch crowds in his home turf of Columbia County to fire up his core supporters.
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The Portland Island Safehouse is a safehouse for Toni Cipriani in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories. The safehouse is located in Saint Mark's, Portland Island. It has two garages, but only one is usable, which can store only one vehicle or/and a motorcycle. The safehouse is unlocked after completing the mission Home Sweet Home. By 2001, the building has been demolished and the area is being re-developed. On the roof of the building next to the baseball bat spawn, there is a hidden package (a large vehicle is required to reach it)


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Will there ever be space weed?
Scientists at NASA intend to find out, with the launch of a new horticulture mission in which they will attempt to germinate a variety seeds on the Moon.
Researchers will experiment with turnip, cress and basil seeds in an attempt to determine if the possibility exists for astronauts to establish interplanetary farms as a means for cultivating their own food supply while living on a lunar base.
NASA says that the seeds will be blasted into space in highly advanced contraption known as the Lunar Plant Growth Chamber, which contains a 10-day supply of oxygen that will allow the seeds to develop and grow for about five days.
The Space Salad mission is an extension of Moon Express, the first privately funded moon-landing project, which is scheduled to get underway in 2015. NASA says the mission will utilize basic elementary school science project-type principles of natural sunlight, water and filter paper packed with essential nutrients in their attempt to successfully grow plant life in space.
A recent statement from NASA suggests that learning how to grow plants on the Moon could provide scientists with a better understanding of how to create an environment for humans to live and work on the lunar surface.
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Preliminary experiments indicate that not only is it possible to nurture plant life in a low gravity environment, but plant roots also flourish in space similar to they way they do on Earth. There is speculation that the cultivation of plant life has more to do with the direction of light as opposed to gravitational pull.
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Greek iconographer Vlasis Tsotsonis sketches and paints biblical scenes on a canvas. Upon completion, the canvas is glued onto the walls in the sanctuary
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December 27, 2012
Since their September arrival from Greece, three iconographers have been working daily to restore the interior paintings of Assumption Greek Orthodox Church that were destroyed by a 2002 fire.
Iconographer Vlasis Tsotsonis, his assistant, Niko Gaitanidis, and technician, Ilia Broko, are working on Phase I of the church's restoration project. The second phase is repainting 16 prophets on the dome and is expected to take place in about 18 months.
Since the trio's arrival, the altar area and chapels were completed by December, prior to their departure for another job. The next phase includes repainting the church's dome and pendentives, as well as side arches and walls.
The smoke damage was so intense all the wood and gold leaf had be replaced, said Olga Cardasis, the church's office manager.
In an empty classroom, Tsotsonis first makes a small sketch of the biblically-inspired story, then a larger sketch in charcoal. The final step is to paint the scene on canvas. Gaitanidis and Broko transfer the five-meter by four-meter canvas to the sanctuary's walls. The canvas is glued to the walls, recreating what had been there prior to the fire, Tsotsonis said.
As Cardasis translated, Tsotsonis said, "I can't work on the wall itself. I work on canvas and it will be glued onto the walls. Once on the walls, we will do more details."
Bright acrylic paints are used to depict various scenes. He is portraying 30 miracles and four scenes centering around the Virgin Mary.
"Every miracle has its own story," he said. "This is a large job for me... to show so many miracles."
"Tsotsonis depicts the beautification and the sanctification of the human person by the grace of God through paint and brush," said the Rev. Michael Varlamos. "The icons of the Lord, the Virgin Mary, saints and angelic hosts beautify the orthodox church in order to remind us of their presence in the world. They also encourage us to imitate them that we, too, may realize our God-given call to holiness."
This is the second time the iconographer has come to the St. Clair Shores bordering Grosse Pointe Woods and nine years since he was first contacted to begin the project.
He said he was committed to a project is Jerusalem and unable to fit Assumption's project in his schedule until recently.
Tsotsonis, the son of farmers, studied fine arts in Athens, Greece, learning the art of hagiography (biography of saints), including Byzantine painting and mosaic. He has worked all over the world, including Berlin, Jerusalem, Amman, Jordan, the monastery in Meteora, Greece, Germany and the United States.
He said he knew as a young child he would be depicting Christ through the arts.
"At 7 years old I was drawing Christ and God," he said. "I knew I was gifted. I feel the love with the iconography. I knew that was my gift. I went to school in Athens and to Venice to the university."
Tsotsonis works year round on his creations and said, "I work in the most beautiful places in the world. I don't need to take a vacation."
Now 61, Tsotsonis said he will keep painting, though once in a while his hands hurt. "I've been blessed to keep on with my work."
When one scene is complete, he begins another. "That keeps me going," Tsotsonis said.
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Liz Crane, grieving after her cousin's death in Afghanistan, moves back to the family farmhouse on Lake Erie to pursue her study of monarch butterflies.
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It is almost time for a new season of "Big Brother." CBS is not admitting what will happen this season but a lot of rumors are flying about how it is going to go this year. On Sunday, Big Brother Access shared that the rumors are flying that this season will be similar to the one that "Survivor" did called that was called "Survivor: Blood vs. Water." This puts one person in the game that has done it before along with a family member who may have been on the show before or not.
It is unknown if these family members would play against each other or team up somehow. There are a lot of rumors about who could be on the season. Several sites are saying that Rachel Reilly and Elissa Slater will be on this season of the show. There are also rumors that Daniele Donato will return with her new husband Dominic Briones. Her dad Evel Dick Donato won't be on the show though because he is busy filming another show called "Couples Therapy" along with his girlfriend. It is filming now but won't air until fall.
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Here's a video of B.J. Schecter and Stewart Mandel–two HP Heisman Poll members–discussing the Cam Newton situation:Powered by Sidelines
HP Heisman Voters Discuss Cam Newton
About HeismanpunditChris Huston, A.K.A. 'The Heisman Pundit', is a Heisman voter and the creator and publisher of Heismanpundit.com, a site dedicated to analysis of the Heisman Trophy and college football. Dubbed "the foremost authority on the Heisman" by Sports Illustrated, HP is regularly quoted or cited during football season in newspapers across the country. He is also a regular contributor on sports talk radio and television.
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John M. November 11, 2010 at 9:20 am #
Even more than finding that Newton was guilty of allegations after receiving the Heisman might discrredit the trophy; those who consider unvalidated information to change their vote will irreparably damage any credibility of the Heisman standing.
The process was not sullied by what Reggie Bush did. The process worked as it was supposed to. That is why there is an unclaimed Heisman for that year. The real world recognizes that Bush did win that trophy, regardless of background noise.
Considering the accusations sullies the reputations, and credibility of those voting. Each person who uses an allegation as a reason to change their vote for the Heisman should have their Heisman vote permanently stripped from them.
The stain is on voters who do not honor the constitutional right of a player to be presumed innocent until proven guilty. Like the television review of a play, there should be indisputable evidence of guilt before they are allowed to consider that in their Heisman vote.
The vote is for the best player period. As long as a player is considered eligible to play, anyone who acknowledges that the allegations will influence their vote should be ineligible for this vote, just as members of a jury are dismissed when prejudice is made apparent.
Keep the Heisman clean by disqualifying the votes of anyone who has already made a decision based on allegations. The voters are rolling the Heisman in mud, and not even aware that it is their own creditability being dragged down, and that they are taking the Heisman down with them.
Ed Newman November 11, 2010 at 9:28 am #
Indisputable evidence is not the standard I would use. A preponderance of evidence is a better standard. We are not talking about sending the kid to jail here. It is an award. An important award, but still an award. And nobody has a god-given right to it. Let's stop assigning criminal trial evidence rights to everyday life. The only place you're guaranteed to be assumed innocent until proven guilty, even in this country, is in a court of law.
Chris in Reno November 11, 2010 at 2:37 pm #
It is NOT the role of Heisman voters to make judgments as to issues of elligibiliy. That is the responsibility of the academic institution and subject to NCAA enforcement/ investigation.
I think the voters must assume eligibility of all rostered players. The voters then cast their ballots based on what is observable on the football field.
If voters try to factor in issues outside of athletic achievement, both of voters and the athletes become vulnerable to to unsubstantiated claims than any unscroupulous or malicious group/individual may dream up. Instead of positive campaigning, the Heisman trophy race would become the target of negative campaigning (smear tactics) and descend to the level of a farce.
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Roby November 11, 2010 at 2:47 pm #
Please tell me where in the Constitution it says that every man has the right to any Heisman trophy vote. "Innocent until proven guilty" is a term used in the American Judicial system. Voters have the right to consider character, and that is a fact. Read the Heisman charter.
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1. Dak Prescott, QB, MSU — 25 (7)
2. Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon — 21 (3)
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Chris Huston, A.K.A. 'The Heisman Pundit', is the creator and publisher of Heismanpundit.com, a site dedicated to analysis of the Heisman Trophy and college football.
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Supporters and opponents of proposed coal export terminals in the Northwest made their case before the Rotary Club of Vancouver this month.
Speakers in the two-part series of presentations didn't cover much new ground in the region-wide debate — both made familiar arguments for or against sending Asia-bound coal through the Northwest, mostly by train. But the presentations put a local spin on a conversation that's so far mostly played out beyond Clark County.
A total of five proposed export terminals — two in Washington, three in Oregon — would process coal from the Powder River Basin in Wyoming and Montana on its way to energy-hungry Asian markets. Longview is one of the five sites currently under consideration for a new terminal. Plans for a sixth facility in Grays Harbor were dropped earlier this year.
The Rotary Club heard from two key players in the high-profile debate: Brett VandenHeuvel, executive director of advocacy group Columbia Riverkeeper, who argued against coal exports to Asia; and Tim Smith, a Seattle public affairs consultant for the pro-coal export Alliance for Northwest Jobs and Exports, VandenHeuvel largely cited environmental risks both locally and globally, and pointed to logistical problems that increased train traffic would bring to the region. A large portion of the trains carrying the coal would likely come through the Columbia River Gorge and Vancouver.
"We simply don't have the capacity for that many coal trains," VandenHeuvel said.
Estimates for just how many trains have varied widely. Some have put the number as high as 25 extra trains per day through Clark County. But in an interview with The Columbian earlier this year, BNSF Railway CEO Matthew Rose said eight to 12 extra coal trains is a more realistic estimate. Wherever the number lands, opponents worry that the additional rail traffic will cause congestion and access issues in the communities they pass through. That's particularly problematic for some smaller cities with at-grade rail crossings, VandenHeuvel said.
VandenHeuvel also cited coal dust and pollution as major concerns of his and other groups. With climate change a growing problem, energy priorities should be moving away from coal, he said, not toward it.
"If we continue to burn more coal, it doesn't matter where it's burned," VandenHeuvel said. "We're going to feel the climate impacts here."
On Wednesday, Smith weighed in on behalf of recently formed Alliance for Northwest Jobs and Exports, a group that has touted the economic benefits of coal exports. Smith, vice president of a Seattle-based PR firm, said the still-growing alliance formed in direct response to coal's high-profile opponents who don't alone represent the region's collective voice.
"We thought at least we could try to balance the debate," Smith said, noting the alliance now includes more than 40 business, labor and other organizations as members in support of coal exports.
The coal proposals now on the table are a huge opportunity for the Northwest, Smith said. Failing to take advantage of it would mean letting its economic benefits evaporate, he said.
Coal exports "would bring important jobs and revenue creation that is sorely needed," Smith said.
A few Rotarians asked Smith to address the environmental and logistical concerns surrounding the facilities. He said those would be properly vetted during the review processes already under way in some cases. In Longview, for example, the state Department of Ecology, Cowlitz County and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers have all agreed to conduct a full environmental impact statement on the proposed Millennium Bulk Terminals facility. That project could handle a total of 44 million tons of coal per year, according to the state ecology department.
One audience member questioned how much benefit Clark County would directly reap in exchange for the impact it would bear. Smith said he couldn't answer that question at this point, but the opportunity is worth pursuing for the region as a whole.
If the proposed Northwest facilities don't pan out, it likely won't put a dent in global coal consumption, Smith said. Those operations — and the jobs they would bring — could land somewhere else, perhaps in Canada, even if the coal is shipped through Washington, he said.
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I think I can only earn something like 27 contracts max (barring gifts--thanks everyone who's given me one!). I'm a few rubies closer to that Vabbian armor now.
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I'll be looking forward to mastering that mission tonight, too.
We had a little problem last night--the bars apparently are supposed to turn blue when the rifts are secured, and that never happened--so there I was, following Aoife's instructions to the letter to stand on that rift until the bar turned blue, so I think I was less than useless for most of that mission. Now that I know we just have to wait until the update says it's secured, I'll be able to help out better.
Yeah, the hard part is getting to the point where you can capture the rifts, since those damned Clerics make thing so much more difficult. Everyone needs to bring along Lightbringer's Gaze and nuke the bejeezus out of them. If we can get nearly a full group going, I think we'll be fine. :3
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You can't count on locating drinkable water along your route, so you will have to take enough for your whole hike. If you are arranging a short hike, you may be in a position to get away with one bottle of water. For longer hikes, try filling three or four containers so you can spread the weight equally in your pack.
Know where you are headed and by what route you will arrive there. Pack a map or guide book along with your compass. Make use of the map to keep track of your progress so you know where you are at all times. Additionally, it is advisable to hold a compass, and learn how to use it properly.
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Ticks can be a trouble, plus they love areas with tall grass. Assess yourself for ticks after each hike. Bigger tick, merely hit them with something hot, like the finish of a match that you've just blown out. They Will let go. If you attempt to rip them out, their 'teeth' with get stuck in you and cause a great deal of irritation. Be cautious regarding ticks as some species carry Lyme Disease.
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During my research on physical problem, I faced the following simple equation:
$-1\leq k\leq1\:,\:0<r\:,\: a,b\in\mathbb{R}$
I need to put bounders on $a,b,k$ such that this equation will have always at least one positive root, also I need to find some rough upper & lower boundary estimation for this positive zero.
We see that if $b=0$ it will be very easy to solve it, anyway this zero will not give us an upper estimation because $ab$ can be positive as much as negative. Also I thought of putting :
$k=\frac{m}{n}\:,\: m,n\in\mathbb{Z}\:,\: m\leqslant n\:$
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$z^{2m+n}+ab\,z^{n}-a=0\:,\: z=\sqrt[n]{r}$
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So my question is if you can think of any additional tricks/transforms to extract this conditions and the upper bound? also I'm wondering if there is any argumentation on checking the behavior of the polynomial roots (As I did above) and suppose that it will be also true for $k\in\{-1,1\}/\mathbb{\mathbb{Q}}$ ?


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To hear New Orleans Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams tell it, a good barometer of what happens in Sunday's game against the St. Louis Rams will be found on one of his favorite spots on the field: One yard behind the center.
That roving mark is one Williams has long contended is a critical battlefield in football. The unit that controls it the most has the best chance of moving the football or thwarting said movement.
And while the Saints might not have the kind of gaudy stack stats put up by some defensive lines, they are dominating the space right behind the center and guards, which bottles up the quarterback and is the first domino in terms of stuffing the run.
But it's not a spot the television camera or average fan pay much attention to, and thus the success the Saints have had - they are currently ranked third in the NFL in passing defense - is more subtle, Williams said.
"Because we pressure so much, you need to take a stopwatch and time the release point of the quarterback, and when it averages 2.14 (seconds) as it did this past weekend, you can rush on air and not get there," he said. "So because we pressure so much we are telling the quarterback he has to throw it and he has to get it quick or otherwise he's going to get hit."
That won't be any different today when talented rookie Sam Bradford leads the St. Louis Rams against New Orleans. Bradford has the qualities that stamp top quarterbacks - quick release, pinpoint accuracy, brains - and Williams said once again it will be as important for the Saints to own that moving piece of real estate just behind the line of scrimmage as the line is itself.
Williams praised the Rams staff for, "assimilating an offensive philosophy that condensed for a young quarterback." In practical terms, that means often using maximum blocking protection schemes, relying on play action calls, and giving Bradford multiple easy targets and allowing the pocket to roll.
All of that makes it much harder for pass rushers to get him in their crosshairs. But whether the Saints are able to put a lick on Bradford or not - and no NFL defense comes into a game hoping for 'not' in that matter - the pass defense will hinge on often overlooked details, according to Williams.
"Right now we're a pressure team because we mask and hide deficiencies in certain areas we might have," he said. "But what we do have is smart, tough football players. Those guys are good guys and they understand our style of play and you'll see that a little bit this weekend in our style of play and what we choose to do against St. Louis."
The precise tactical moves Williams declined to divulge Saturday, but the overall strategy is one that doesn't fluctuate.
"What you do is you try to make sure the quarterback doesn't know what you're in before the ball is snapped," he said. "So we're going to have to do a good job of that with our pre-snap alignments."


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Ferrari has confirmed that the Ferrari California is one of the biggest successes of the brand recently. Luca di Montezemolo has said: "In 2008 there has been the success of the Scuderia, 2009 will be characterised by the California. It has an incredible success. We have already sold all of the 2008 and 2009 production. You have to now wait until 2011 for one."
Ferrari's first coupé-cabriolet couldn't have been anymore than the Italian masterpiece it is. "There were two aims: to find an eight cylinder car with complementary characteristics to the F430 and to have a car with maximum flexibility." It would appear that the mission is accomplished. Annual production of the California is estimated at 2,000 units, at a base price of 179,000 euros.
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A 25-year-old woman is accused of taking over $90,000 in jewelry from a residence in Midway, according to an arrest warrant.
Julie Ann Cogdill, of 600 E. Springfield Road, High Point, is charged with felony larceny. She received a $50,000 secured bond.
Davidson County sheriff's deputies allege Cogdill stole $91,100 in miscellaneous jewelry between April 4 and July 3 from the home on Northwind Drive.
Two watches, six rings, three necklaces and a pair of earrings were taken from a home between April 1 and 2:29 p.m. July 23. No forcible entry was made during the incident, a sheriff's office report stated.
Davidson County Sheriff's Office Lt. DeWayne Miller said an investigation led to Cogdill's arrest. Deputies are working on recovering the jewelry. Miller said Cogdill worked for the 76-year-old homeowner as a caregiver.
Cogdill is scheduled to appear Aug. 26 in Lexington District Court.
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Scott D. Shellenberger fulfilled a lifelong dream when he was elected State's Attorney for Baltimore County in 2006. He was re-elected in 2010 and 2014.
Mr. Shellenberger began his legal career in the Baltimore County State's Attorney's Office working as a law clerk while attending law school. Upon being admitted to the Bar in 1985, Mr. Shellenberger began working as a prosecutor where he quickly gained a reputation as an aggressive and tireless advocate for victims of crime.
A highly skilled and effective litigator, Mr. Shellenberger quickly moved through the ranks in the State's Attorney's Office. In addition to trying serious and complex cases, Mr. Shellenberger served as supervisor of the Felony Screening, Career Criminal and Automobile Manslaughter Units. As Chief of the Child Abuse and Sexual Assault Division, Mr. Shellenberger protected the most vulnerable members of our community.
Since his election in 2006, Mr. Shellenberger has been an effective advocate for crime victims not only in Baltimore County, but also across the State. He was instrumental in the passage of an expanded DNA law, which will give law enforcement agencies the opportunity to prevent violent crime. Since the passage of this important law, Mr. Shellenberger has traveled across the State training law enforcement agencies on the implementation of the law.
Mr. Shellenberger was appointed by Governor O'Malley to the Maryland Commission on Capital Punishment where he consistently advocated for the retention of the death penalty as a tool in the fight against violent crime. The Commission ultimately voted to recommend a repeal of the death penalty. Mr. Shellenberger authored the Commission's Minority Report (PDF).
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After years of delays because of pressure from the chemical industry, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has added eight substances—including formaldehyde, which is common in household products—to its Report on Carcinogens, a science-based document that identifies chemicals and biological agents that may increase people's risk for cancer.
Formaldehyde and a botanical known as aristolochic acids are listed as known human carcinogens. Six other substances—captafol, cobalt-tungsten carbide (in powder or hard metal form), certain inhalable glass wool fibers, o-nitrotoluene, riddelliine and styrene—are added as substances that are reasonably anticipated to be human carcinogens. With these additions, the 12th Report on Carcinogens now includes 240 listings. It is available at http://ntp.niehs.nih.gov/go/roc12.
'This report underscores the critical connection between our nation's health and what's in our environment,' says John Bucher, Ph.D., associate director of the National Toxicology Program.
The Report on Carcinogens identifies agents, substances, mixtures or exposures in two categories: known to be a human carcinogen and reasonably anticipated to be a human carcinogen. Many factors, including the amount and duration of exposure and an individual's susceptibility to a substance, affect whether a person will develop cancer.
Formaldehyde—a colorless, flammable, strong-smelling chemical that is widely used to make resins for household items such as composite wood products, paper product coatings, plastics, synthetic fibers, and textile finishes—was first listed in the second Report on Carcinogens as a substance that was reasonably anticipated to be a human carcinogen, after laboratory studies showed it caused nasal cancer in rats. Human studies have now shown that individuals with higher measures of exposure to formaldehyde are at increased risk for certain types of rare cancers, including nasopharyngeal (the nasopharnyx is the upper part of the throat behind the nose), sinonasal, as well as a white blood cell cancer known as myeloid leukemia.
Certain inhalable glass wool fibers made the list based on experimental animal studies. Not all glass wool or man-made fibers were found to be carcinogenic. The report cites only those fibers that can enter the respiratory tract, are highly durable and remain in the lungs for long periods of time. Low-cost, general purpose glass fibers used in home and building insulation appear to be less likely to cause cancer in humans.
Styrene—a synthetic chemical used to make rubber, plastic, insulation, fiberglass, pipes, automobile parts, food containers and carpet backing—is on the list based on human cancer studies, laboratory animal studies and mechanistic scientific information. The limited evidence of cancer from studies in humans shows lymphohematopoietic cancer and genetic damage in the white blood cells, or lymphocytes, of workers exposed to styrene. People may be exposed to styrene by breathing indoor air that has styrene vapors from building materials, tobacco smoke and other products.
Intense lobbying by the chemical industry delayed the release of the Report on Carcinogens for years, Gardiner Harris reports in The New York Times. Dr. Otis Brawley, chief medical officer at the American Cancer Society, told the Times that formaldehyde is worrisome and pervasive. "It's the smell in new houses, and it's in cosmetics like nail polish," he said. "All a reasonable person can do is manage their exposure and decrease it to as little as possible. It's everywhere."
President Obama signed a law establishing the first national standards for formaldehyde in composite wood products last year. The Formaldehyde Standards for Composite Wood Act establishes emission standards for hardwood plywood, medium density fiberboard and particleboard sold in the United States. The glue that holds together household composite wood products such as furniture, cabinets and flooring contains formaldehyde. By January 1, 2013, all products sold in the United States will have formaldehyde emissions of 0.09 parts per million or less—the most stringent standard for formaldehyde emissions in the world.
Until then new, be a conscious consumer when it comes to particleboard purchases. Use the PureBond Fabricator network to find formaldehyde-free products, and buy third-party certified furnishings and flooring. Look for the Greenguard Indoor Air Quality Certified Products seal (and check out its searchable database of low-emitting products) and the Green Seal Certified Products seal. The Pharos Project also rates and selects healthy building materials, and Scientific Certification Systems Certified Products offers Sustainable Choice and Environmentally Preferable Products programs.
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