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Beavercreek Bike Rodeo
Shaw Elementary School
3560 Kemp Road
Date: June 7, 2014
Time: 9 a.m. – 11 a.m.
Ages: K-6 grade
Get the bikes and helmets ready for a bike rodeo that will be hard to forget. Gear up the kids for a morning of fun, demonstrations and riding skills, while winning prizes at the same time.
The City of Beavercreek and the Beavercreek Bikeway Advisory Committee will hold a Bike Rodeo on June 7, 2014 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Shaw Elementary School located at 3560 Kemp Road in the rear parking lot.
Children K-6 grade are to bring their own bicycles and helmets.
Children will be required to demonstrate five bicycling skills, that will be taught to them during the event and will be awarded with prizes. Prizes will be awarded for each age division. K&G Bike Center and Dayton Cycle Club volunteers will provide a free safety check for all bicycles. A free bike helmet, provided by Children's Medical Center, will be given to the first 25 participants.
The event is organized by the Beavercreek Bikeway Advisory Committee to promote safe biking. AAA Miami Valley provides a Bicycle Rodeo Kit for the event.
For questions about the event, contact Roger Brislawn at (937) 426-3253, for more information.


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Gabel's abstract takes first place at ACP conference
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By Anne McMillin, APR
Congratulations to the School of Medicine's Josh Gabel, Class of 2015, who presented his abstract, entitled "Hepatocellular Carcinoma in an HIV/HCV Co-infected Patient: A Call for Increased Surveillance in the Absence of Evident Cirrhosis" and took first place in the competition at the national American College of Physicians conference this spring.
His poster exposed gaps in current screening guidelines in the surveillance of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) in patients with HIV and HCV co-infections. Within this population of patients, HCC makes up a quarter of all non-AIDS related deaths, and requires co-morbid cirrhosis to recommend screening. A large percentage who develop this malignancy lack co-morbid cirrhosis and thus are prone to worse outcomes due to delayed diagnosis.
Josh collaborated with faculty members Ranjit Makar, M.D. and Matthew Schreiber, M.D., both with the internal medicine department in Las Vegas.
He will use the financial award from the poster competition as a personal contribution towards fundraising for his charity run in the 2014 NYC Marathon this fall as part of the Doctors Without Borders team. If you are interested in supporting this cause or would like more information please email Josh.
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At 24, Carrie Hessler-Radelet arrived in Western Samoa as a Peace Corps volunteer, with an armful of books and a spirit of adventure. Never did she dream that 33 years later, after a long career in public health, she'd be sitting in the director's chair, making sweeping changes in how volunteers are chosen—changes that should appeal to women with valuable job skills who are up for a game-changing experience but are unwilling to surrender control over where they go and the work they do. Here, Hessler-Radelet—only the fifth woman to serve as director of the agency since its founding in 1961—talks about how today's Peace Corps can create a new path for midlife women, and shares stories from her own volunteer days—as well as the deeply personal reason she's put the safety of Peace Corps women at the forefront of her reform agenda.
MORE: You've just changed the Peace Corps application process in some interesting ways. Can you tell us about that?
CARRIE HESSLER-RADELET: This week we're unveiling some really historic changes to our recruitment, application and selection process to make applying to the Peace Corps simpler, faster and more personalized than ever before. The first is that on our updated PeaceCorps.gov website, applicants can explore the Peace Corps world and choose where they want to serve. And by explore, I mean that we have country websites where an applicant or potential applicant can really learn about each country's program and can see in the words of volunteers what their experience is like. And then people can choose what specific programs they want to apply for. Applicants can choose a path that best fits their professional and personal goals.
The second big change is that the application is much shorter. What used to be more than 60 printed pages that took eight hours to complete is now an online application that takes just one hour or less to complete.
The third change is [that we've created an] Apply-By/Know-By deadline. This means that every potential applicant will know [all the relevant dates]. For example, if you know that the program you want to apply for is education in the Kyrgyz Republic, you will know that volunteers are going to leave the U.S. [for the host country] in January 2015 and you'll know that you have to apply by July 15 and that you will find out [if you're accepted] by October 30. I'm just making up those specific deadlines, but that's the concept. [Ed note: Previously, there was no application deadline and applicants could wait a year or more to find out if they were accepted.]
MORE: Our readers are women who are not, for the most part, recent college graduates; they are adults who have a lot of work experience and who like to have a sense of control over their lives. How will these changes benefit them?
CHR: What prompted me to want to make these changes are [women] like your readers. I met a 45-year-old woman volunteer in Jordan right after I became deputy director of the Peace Corps [who] had spent her whole life in health care, including HIV work. She had told her recruiter that she didn't care where she went, but that she wanted to do HIV work. She ended up in Jordan, a country that had no HIV program; she was doing special education instead. And she said to me, "You know, I've grown to love Jordan and I love my Peace Corps experience. But Peace Corps has a lot of HIV programs—why would you put me in a place where I could not use my experience?" There was no good answer to that question. So I think [these changes to the application process] will really meet the needs of [people who] have life experience that we need so much in Peace Corps. [These changes] will enable them to choose the experience they want to have. It's going to give them much more control.
MORE: About 10 percent of current Peace Corps volunteers (PCVs) are over age 40. Is the agency planning to recruit more people with work experience as volunteers?


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BRAC has Joined the USAC Race Clean Program to Provide Performance Enhancing Drug Education and Testing at Local Events
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As was discussed last fall, and put into our 2013 budget, BRAC has committed funds to providing both education and local testing for performance enhancing drugs. We are committed to providing a safe, fun, and cheat-free racing environment for our members and the Colorado cycling community. In the last eight months, we paid for USADA to be present at the 2012 Cross of the North State Championship weekend and the 2013 Longmont Criterium.
This commitment to clean racing has now been reinforced by a substantial investment from USA Cycling, which will match our investment in clean racing.
USA Cycling recently created the Race Clean Fund and partners wtih USADA to support local associations like BRAC in this effort to provide a level playing field for our athletes.
You can read about the USAC Race Clean Fund here.
Please note that USADA's selection of events to target will not be made public, or communicated in advance to BRAC volunteers, staff, or USAC officials.
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How much does it cost per year and how many riders and events are being tested?
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This is old news. Isn't the BRAC line item 5000? There were 3 riders tested at Steamboat SR and what.... 6 others this year?!?
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Should we start a pool to bet on when the first positive for marahajuana will be?
Good thing BRAC doesn't reach into mountain biking
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Happy to see this. I hope
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Happy to see this. I hope tested racers prove clean.
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Show Me Pride Presents "Power of Pride"
May 4, 2012
John Long
It�s not too early to start planning your schedule for the Kansas City Pride festival. This year�s theme is �Power of Pride.� We�re listing the schedule and entertainment lineup as it stands at press time, a month before Pride. Look for more details and any changes to this schedule in the June Pride issue of Camp, which will publish May 25.
The festival itself centers on the June 1-3 weekend, but events are also scheduled for the week before, as they have been in past years. In addition, some events are earlier in May, including the �Reunite the Rainbow� event on May 6 at Ultra Lounge.
The Royalty Court pageant will be hosted and organized by Sidekicks on May 10. Rick Bumgardner, president of Show Me Pride, said, �That�s where it�s moved to this year because Belle Starr started it, she made me aware of that this year. So we went to her and said, �Would you like to take the event? We�ll turn it over to you.� And she said, �I�d love that.��
The youth royalty court was held in December 2011 at Spirit of Hope MCC. Bumgardner said the beauty of having the pageant early is that the youth royalty court members can perform on Tuesdays at Hamburger Mary�s, so by Pride weekend, they will feel rehearsed and more comfortable to perform in front of 5,000 people on stage at the Pride festival.
The event formerly called �Dress to Impress� will have a new name this year that was still being determined at press time. It will be May 17 in the Garment District, as a benefit for the Dave Anders scholarship fund. There will be entertainment and more. with details available on Pride�s website.
Pride has national and local entertainers in the lineup, including Jennifer Holliday, Cazwell and the Ice Cream Truck Boys, Inaya Day, Pepper Mashay, Robin S., Big Bad Gina, Summer Osborne and more. In late May, they plan to announce the name of a big-name entertainer whom they hope to bring to the festival on Sunday.
Bumgardner has said they have also reached out to Latino Gay Pride and Black Gay Pride for their participation this year, and he�s planning on doing something with both groups at the Friday night StreetBlast. Admission to the festival for each day�s events is free, for the most part. The Friday night StreetBlast only charges for a $5 wristband to drink; otherwise it�s free. The pool party at the Jones pool on Saturday is $10 for an all-day pass. And admission to the evening entertainment on Saturday is $15 after 6 p.m.
Bumgardner said they�ve brought the Friday night StreetBlast back to the streets for a couple of reasons. He had heard from many in the community that they preferred the event to be held on the street rather than in the Power & Light District. However, he also said that closing off the Power & Light �Live� area for both Friday and Saturday nights was difficult.
�They didn�t want us to charge Friday and Saturday nights in a row, which I think is perfectly wonderful on their part because they are the free entertainment district. For them to let us privatize it even for one night is a feat, and we can�t afford to bring in entertainment for Friday night if we�re not charging some sort of fee. Friday nights on the streets is the way it�s always happened. You�ll pay that $5 for that wristband and the way we make our money is by the sales of alcohol.�
Also new this year is that the rally/march will be on the street, rather than the sidewalk this year.
�Actually we�re going to get a parade application and close the streets. We actually illegally walked on the street last year, and I called the folks at Public Works this year and said, �If we�re just marching, do we need a parade permit?� and Brian said, �You do, technically.� So I said OK, we�ll come do that.�
Bumgardner said although they�re closing the street, they�re not offering it as a parade with floats because they�ve had difficulty getting people to participate with floats in the past.
�One of the things I learned from Gilbert Baker [creator of the rainbow flag and Pride�s walk/march national marshal in 2010"> when he was here was, don�t have a parade, have a march and call it a march and you�ll get a lot more turnout, because people get behind that and understand what the meaning of it is.�
Pride did have an actual parade scheduled in 2010 but had to change it to a march at the last minute when they were forced to move from Penn Valley Park to Richard Berkley Riverfront Park barely three weeks before the festival. The move was necessary because Penn Valley Park was turned into a mudpit after the Rockfest concert that year.
This year, Pride is giving superhero themes to different nights. Organizers will present plaques to people they consider superheroes, including Jackson County Executive Mike Sanders for his work in establishing transgender equality in Jackson County, Dr. Sharon Lee from the Southwest Boulevard Family Health Clinic for her work with the LGBT community, and Missouri State Sen. Jolie Justus for her work in Jefferson City. The Kansas recipients have not been announced. Although politicians will speak on stage at 5 p.m. Sunday, the plaques will be awarded to recipients through the weekend because all are not available at one time.
Pride Week Schedule
Sunday, May 27
Sporting KC Night! Game starts at 3:30 p.m. One Sporting Way, Kansas City, Kan., at the Legends Shopping area in Wyandotte County. Sporting KC, Kansas City�s Major League Soccer team, will face the San Jose Earthquakes. South Stand discount tickets are available for $15 for Pride participants. Contact Beth Brittain of Sporting Kansas City at 913-951-3557 for tickets.
Film at 7 p.m. at the Tivoli Theatre, 4050 Pennsylvania Ave. (in Westport), Kansas City, Mo. The movie will be The Right to Love - An American Family.
Candlelight Vigil at Mill Creek Park at dusk, north of the J. C. Nichols Fountain, 47th and JC Nichols Parkway, Kansas City, Mo. Pride will provide the candles and lighters. Participants are encouraged to bring stories about what Pride means to them.
Tuesday, May 29
Education symposiums will be held 7-10 p.m. at UMKC�s Royall Hall, 800 E. 52nd St., Kansas City, Mo. Topics include:
�Perspectives on Gender Identity�- led by Stacy Sandberg, Danna Wheeldon and Caroline Gibbs. Dual genders, gender reassignment, culture and media will be discussed.
�Family Matters� with Lisa Fogle and Reba Comstock-Fisher. Foster care, adoption, divorce custody, legal boundaries, wills, guardianship, power of attorney, surrogates and more will be discussed.
�Politically Polite� with the Four Freedoms Democratic Club. Political issues important to the LGBT community will be discussed.
�Kinky as an Old Garden Hose� with Dan Gurule and Elena Franco. Fetishes, kinks and more will be discussed.
�The Metaphysical World� with Laurie Sherman. Personal sacredness, divinity and more will be discussed.
�Drag 101� with Moltyn Decadence, Loretta Martin and Butt Wiser. Everything you wanted to know about drag queens and kings from makeup to hair tips to making drag part of your life.
The symposiums will be held through partnerships with the LGCCKC (Lesbian and Gay Community Center of Kansas City) and Four Freedoms Democratic Club.
Wednesday, May 30
Interfaith Service for Pride, 7 p.m., Spirit of Hope Metropolitan Community Church, 3801 Wyandotte St., Kansas City, Mo. The service, coordinated by the Kansas City Coalition of Welcoming Ministries, will feature a gathering of many religious traditions. Heartland Men�s Chorus will provide music, and Spirit of Hope MCCC will prepare a spaghetti dinner following the service, sponsored by the Show Me Pride Committee. People of all faith traditions are welcome.
Thursday, May 31
Quilt Dinner. Panels of the world-famous �Names Project� memorial quilt will be on display. Location TBA on www.gaypridekc.com. Tickets are $50 for individuals or $500 for a table of 10 people. Entertainment, dinner and drinks provided.
Friday, June 1
StreetBlast Dance Party, 6 p.m. McGee Street between 10th and 12th in front of Social bar. Entertainment provided by Cyon Flare, Cazwell and the Ice Cream Truck Boys, and DJ Jerry Griffith. $5 charge for liquor wristband, otherwise free.
Saturday, June 2
�Pride in the Streets,� 11 a.m.-11 p.m., Power & Light Entertainment District. Located on 14th Street between Main and Grand, and Walnut Street between 13th Street and Truman Road.
� 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Exhibitor area open with organizations, nonprofit groups, merchants, and food and drink vendors.
� 11 a.m.-4 p.m. �Picnic on the Green.� Green space on the roof of Cosentino�s Market, Main Street between 12th and 13th Streets. This will be a family-friendly picnic sponsored by Pride and LGCCKC. Hot dogs, hamburgers, games, and family fun will be offered. The Humane Society will be offering pet adoptions. Parking is available in the garage below, and participants are encouraged to bring picnic blankets and chairs.
� Noon - ? �Let�s Get Soaking Wet� Party at The Jones, on top of Cosentinos Market on Main Street between 12th and 13th Streets. $10 for all-day pass.
� Noon-11 p.m. �Dance Power.� Local, regional and national entertainment provided all day in the Living Room area of the Power & Light Kansas City Live block. Ron Megee and Missy Koonce will emcee throughout the day, with entertainment provided by local bars, bands, and drag entertainers.
Free from noon-6 p.m.
$15 after 6 p.m.
Sunday, June 3
� 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Pride street festival continues with exhibitor booths and daylong entertainment.
� Noon-1 p.m. The Rally/March. Begins at Pershing Road and Main Street and will march to the Pride Festival location at 14th Street. Bring your banners, rainbow flags, signs, and join together in this march/walk of LGBT solidarity.
� 1-7 p.m. THE POWER OF PRIDE festival. Pride closes the weeklong festival with a full day of performances from the winners of HRC�s Battle of the Bands, the Royalty Court, local bars and entertainers. Pride is also promising a big name entertainer to be announced in May.
Look for more information on the 2012 Pride Festival in the June Pride issue of Camp and on Pride�s website, www.gaypridekc.com.
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Fans of "Cougar Town" with Courtney Cox got to see the big season finale tonight on TBS. This was the end of season five and now fans want to know if season six is going to happen or not. On April 1, The Epoch Times shared about if this show will be coming back or not.
After season three this show got moved from ABC to TBS. This gave the show new life and it has been able to stick around for a bit, but fans have to wonder if it is time to say good bye to the show and their game Penny Can.
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Gaia Herbs has been really busy this past month with several awards received and a new research they are funding.
First up, Gaia Herbs Turmeric Supreme won the Delicious Living Supplement Award in the muscle pain and inflammatory category. Gaia Herbs Turmeric Supreme is an all natural and unique formulation that uses the properties of turmeric to support healthy inflammatory functions.
According to Delicious Living, "Gaia's unique formula delivers both supercritical CO2- and alcohol-extracted curcuminoids to the fullest possible spectrum of turmeric's potentially beneficial phytochemicals. And as with every Gaia product, the ingredients are fully traceable online." The synergy of ingredients in this special formulation leads to better absorption in the body, and helps explain why Turmeric Supreme has grown to become Gaia Herbs' most popular product, used widely by people seeking support for occasional pain and those seeking support for a healthy inflammatory response.
The next award that Gaia Herbs received was the induction of its Founder and CEO Ric Scalzo into the New Hope Hall of Legends. The Hall of Legends celebrates those individuals who have made. significant contributions to the development and evolution of the natural products industry. Ric Scalzo was recognized for his work in the fields of sustainability, science, herbal education and for his overall commitment to dynamic wellness that span his over 30 years of experience in the clinical and practical expertise in herbal medicine.
Most recently, Gaia Herbs announced their support for a mutli year study by donating funds to study the long-term sustainable rates of harvest for wild populations of Osha. Osha is known for its properties that support the immune system and its benefits for colds, coughs and respiratory ailments. The study will be conducted by the University of Kansas Biological Survey and Environmental Studies Program in conjunction with the American Herbal Products Association (AHPA) and the Foundation for Education and Research on Botanicals (AHPA-ERB Foundation). With this research Gaia Herbs hopes to continue its tradition in finding new and sustainable ways to harvest and preserve Osha.
"To Gaia, quality means much more than a high biomarker and clean QA lab report," explained Bill Chioffi, Gaia's newly appointed VP of Global Sourcing. "We never buy conventionally grown herb material, which is plentifully available at a much lower monetary cost than the organic material—but at a much higher cost to the earth. We believe in the development of local organic agriculture and sustainable treatment of the tilth of the earth. We feel it is crucial to have a direct connection with our growers and suppliers to ensure that we are procuring high quality and ethically valid herbal material," he said.
Gaia Herbs also continues their commitment to global sustainability by including programs to those communities in need. In the past two years alone, Gaia Herbs has grown and donated over 25,000 pounds of certified organic produce to the Bread of Life Free Community Kitchen in Brevard, NC (part of the The Haven of Transylvania County), which provides free meals for the underprivileged and homeless in their community. Also as part of the same program, over 50,000 pounds of Gaia farm-grown organic produce were provided to Gaia employees, so that they too could feed their families for free with fresh organic food throughout the growing season.
For more information about Gaia Herbs visit their site at http://www.gaiaherbs.com/.
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I've Gnome Shell 3.8.4 on Ubuntu 13.10 and
gnome-tweak-tool but I can't change the title bar (I think that it's metacity-1 that does it) with any theme. I can change icons, everything else on the window and the shell theme.
Any ideia? I've tried many theme's from gnome-look.org and I've verified if it has the metacity-1 folder.
I've Gnome Shell 3.8.4 on Ubuntu 13.10 and
There is workaround for this.
to your theme (Adwaita or just enter Default)
To get a user specified shell theme, use this extension:
Install it from the extension, page and make sure it is on in
and here are the results - with it off, and with it on:
You can then use
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Bellator MMA is coming back to Atlantic City on May 2nd at the Revel Casino with a stacked Bellator MMA 118 fight card. Binns Management, one of the premiere Management companies in the country, has a total of seven clients on that stacked fight card. Binns Management client and undefeated Light Heavyweight prospect "Crazy" Mike Mucitelli will be fighting on the main card alongside fellow Binns Management client Sam "Sammy O" Oropeza (who's fighting in the co-main event). Mucitelli is scheduled to face a tough challenger though, in Liam McGeary.
Mike Mucitelli is a Syracuse, New York native who holds an undefeated Professional MMA record of 6-0. He's fought for CES MMA, Philadelphia based Matrix Fights, and has a four fight winning streak inside Bellator MMA. In Mucitelli's last fight he defeated his opponent via Unanimous Decision, but before that Mucitelli had a 5-fight win streak where he finished all of his opponents within the first round. For this upcoming fight, Mucitelli has been training at one of the top gyms in the whole East Coast, Philadelphia's own Balance Studios. He'll be taking on a fellow undefeated Light Heavyweight and fellow Bellator MMA veteran Liam McGeary.
Liam McGeary is from Andover, Hampshire, England and also holds a Professional MMA record of 6-0. He's finished all of his opponents, including four of them within the first round. He will be a tall task for Mucitelli, standing at a towering 6'6". Both of these fighters are natural finishers, and it's safe to say they want their undefeated streak to stay in tact. This fight opens up the main card for Bellator 118 airing live on Spike TV starting at 9 PM ET.
The following is the full fight card for Bellator MMA 118 (fight card is subject to change) :
MAIN CARD (airing on Spike TV starting at 9 PM ET)
Bellator Bantamweight World Title Fight: Eduardo Dantas (16-3) vs. Joe Warren (10-3)
Bellator Welterweight Tournament Semifinals: Andrey Koreshkov (15-1) vs. Sam Oropeza (11-2)
Bantamweight Feature Fight: Marcos Galvao (15-6-1) vs. Thomas Vasquez (7-0)
Light Heavyweight Feature Fight: Liam McGeary (6-0) vs. Mike Mucitelli (6-0)
PRELIMINARY CARD (airing on Spike.com starting at 7 PM ET)
Welterweight Feature Fight: Tim Woods (6-4) vs. Dante Rivera (15-7)
Welterweight Feature Fight: Jesus Martinez (8-5) vs. Ryan Contaldi (7-7)
Featherweight Feature Fight: Joe Pingitore (4-1-1) vs. Darrion Caldwell (4-0)
Featherweight Feature Fight: Jay Haas (11-13) vs. Lester Caslow (11-9)
Catchweight Feature Fight (151lbs): Julian Lane (6-3-1) vs. Anthony Morrison (18-10)
Heavyweight Feature Fight: Pat Bennett (4-3) vs. John Fain (1-0)
Lightweight Feature Fight: Mike Bannon (5-1) vs. Sidney Outlaw (2-0)
Featherweight Feature Fight: Amran Aliyev (3-2) vs. Kevin Roddy (13-15-1)
Binns Management has a total of six clients on this Bellator MMA 118 fight card. Bellator MMA 118: Dantas vs. Warren takes place on May 2nd at the Revel Casino in Atlantic City, NJ.
For more information, visit Bellator.com, follow Bellator on Twitter @BellatorMMA, follow Bellator Chairman & CEO Bjorn Rebney @BjornRebney and check out Bellator on Facebook at www.facebook.com/BellatorMMA


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This golden-leaved form of the aromatic herb, feverfew makes an attractive plant for the flower border. Throughout summer it bears single, yellow-tinted, white daisy-like flowers. Grow in a sunny position in well-drained soil. It is a short-lived perennial but, once planted, the garden will always have it as it self-seeds prolifically.
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bisacodyl enema - rectal
GENERIC NAME: BISACODYL ENEMA - RECTAL (bis-AK-oh-dil)
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USES: This product is used to clean stool from the intestines before surgery or certain bowel procedures (e.g., colonoscopy, radiography) usually with other products. It may also be used for relief of constipation. However, milder products (e.g., laxatives taken by mouth) should be used whenever possible for constipation.Bisacodyl is a stimulant laxative that works by increasing the amount of fluid/salts in the intestines. This effect usually results in a bowel movement within 15 to 60 minutes.This product is not recommended for use in children younger than 12 years unless directed by a doctor.
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May 26, 2009 from 6:30pm to 9:30pm – Gridrion Grill on the Square in Newnan, GA My friend Ken Spake & I will be performing at the Gridiron Grill in Newnan on May 26 from 6:30 - 9:30 PM. We play favorites from yesterday and today, adding new tunes every week. The Gridiron Gri… Organized by | Type: performance
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Let $V$ be an n-dimensional real vector space, consider the space $F(V^p)$ of real functions on the p-fold cartesian product $V^p$ and its subspace $(V^{*})^p$ of multilinear functions (i.e. covariant tensors).
I know that every $f\in (V^*)^p$ can be written as a finite sum of pure tensors, i.e. (for simplicity I take $p=2$)
$f(v,w)= f_1(v)g_1(w) +\dots f_N(v) g_N(w)$
for some positive integer $N$ and $f_i,g_i\in V^*$. (In fact $N$ can be taken independent of $N$, the dimension of $(V^*)^p$ being finite).
Does a similar statement hold for $F(V^p)$ even if the latter is an infinite dimensional vector space? I.e. (in the case $p=2$ for simplicity) ), given $f\in F(V^2)$ do there exist a positive integer $N$ and functions $f_i,g_i:V\rightarrow \mathbb R$ for $i=1,\dots, N$ such that
$f(v,w)= f_1(v)g_1(w) +\dots f_N(v) g_N(w)$?


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ZZZ Stepper Plastruder Instructions - Sells Mendel Mount
The Mendel Mount consists of two distinct sections - the filament drive support and the hot-end riser.
Filament Drive - consists of three plywood pieces, the BrutHead, motor with drive pulley, and fasteners.
Attach the support pieces to the base using the 12mm M3 screws.
Use the two 45mm M3 screws to attach the filament drive as shown. Use two washers with the 45mm M3 screws otherwise the filament drive will not be tight (due the to the thread depth in the gearhead).
You may want to remove the idler block to make sure the drive pulley is aligned with the filament guide. It is not a problem if the drive pulley extends a couple of millimeters beyond the end of the drive shaft.
The Mendel mount is reversible. If you change the orientation, as shown here (green background), make sure the filament guide in the BrutHead aligns with the filament hole in the Base plate and the Riser.
Important note: There should be a couple of extra small M3 (7mm outside diameter) washers with your Brut kit. You'll need those here.
The Riser plate fits like this. The two notches should fit over the M4 impaler screws.
Place a small M3 washers (7mm outside diameter) on each of the 40mm M3 screws and insert the M3 screws as shown.
Flip over the Riser Plate and put a 1/2" diameter nylon space on each M3 screw and place the plywood filament guide between them.
Things get a little out of sequence here as the V3 Hybrid GrooveMount gets added here. Also, add two of the larger M3 washers (9mm outside diameter) to each of the M3 screws - these are the spacers between the two pieces holding the hot-end.
The final piece slides over the V3 Hybrid. For this reason you need to assemble the riser with the V3 Hybrid before completing the hot-end. Attach the lower hot-end support using a 9mm M3 washer and an M3 nut.
Note the orientation of the hot-end supports. The notches should face the front of the carriage to fit around the bearings and diagonal/vertical M4 screws. It is going to be a tight fit in the x-carriage and you'll need to do a some sanding or filing to get a clean fit.
Insert the filament guide. You can use either the clear 3/8" acrylic tube or the or the 3/8" nylon spacer. If you use the acrylic tube you'll need to file it a bit to get it flush with the Riser Base plate.
Now, insert the Riser into your carriage. Once you have it positioned and the filament guide is in place, mount the filament drive on top. It should be a flush fit. If for any reason there is a gap, inspect and correct the problem before securing the mount using the carriage M4 mounting screws.
Before trying to print make sure the filament guide is clear and aligned from the top of the Brut into the heater barrel. A piece of 3" metal rod was included to help you verify the alignment.
If you are using one our Pololu stepper carrier boards then you'll want to wire you stepper like you see on the right. The triangular tabs are on top of the connectors in the photo.


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pediatric surgery - what to expect
At Bon Secours, your child is in expert and caring hands. St. Mary's Hospital provides a wide range of pediatric surgeries in our state-of-the-art facilities and our highly skilled team — surgeons, anesthesiologists, certified registered nurse anesthetists and nurses— understands that children aren't just small adults. Our team has been specially trained to treat children and to meet their unique needs. We partner with you to make sure your child receives the best care possible, with the single goal of making your child well. Many of us who will care for your child are moms and dads like you — and we treat your child like our own.
getting acquainted
Surgery is serious and can be scary — for parents and children alike. Part of the anxiety comes from not knowing what will happen. To help you and your child feel more comfortable, we want you to know as much as possible about the surgical process before surgery. St. Mary's Hospital provides an instructional class just for pediatric patients 3-12 years old, to familiarize you and your child about what to expect and how to prepare for the experience. This class will discuss what will happen from admission to discharge, including the importance of not eating or drinking after midnight, where parents will be during and after surgery, and how the child may feel when he or she wakes up. The class may also include a tour of the surgical area and other areas that may be visited during his or her stay. Once surgery is scheduled, call 804-281-8422 to register for the Pediatrics Getting Ready for Surgery Class.
Should your child's physician deem it necessary, pre-admission and pre-operative teaching can be arranged with our Child Life Specialist.
the night before surgery
The surgeon's office will give you instructions for how to prepare for surgery. These instructions will tell you when your child should stop eating or drinking, what medications to take or skip, and when and where to arrive for the surgery. If you weren't given these instructions or can't find them, please call your surgeon's office. If your child is staying in the hospital after surgery, it's a good idea to pack:
- Comfortable clothes
- Favorite personal items, such as a blanket, book or toy (such as a doll, stuffed animal, etc.)
- Baby items, such as a pacifier or sippy cup
the day of surgery
- Do not let your child eat or drink if he or she is not supposed to
- Bathe your child if your care team has instructed you to
- Check for illness (if your child is sick, call your surgeon's office)
- Bring insurance information, court papers if necessary (papers giving legal custody or guardianship that allows you to admit your child to the hospital and/or consent to the surgery) and a list of prescription and over-the-counter medications and vitamin supplements, including the name and dose
- Arrive on time
To make checking in at the hospital as stress-free as possible for you, we encourage you to take advantage of the free valet parking available at the Main Entrance circular drive off Bremo Road from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
at the hospital
After you arrive at St. Mary's Hospital, please check in at Patient Registration, located just inside and to the left of the ground floor Main Entrance. You and your child will be given an identification bracelet that you must wear at all times. After you've registered, you and your child will go to either Pre-Operative Main on the Ground Flooror Pre-Operative ASU (Ambulatory Surgery Unit) on the seventh floor, depending on the type of procedure your child will have.
You can stay with your child in the pre-operative assessment area. When it is close to the time for your child's surgery, you will be moved to a separate pediatric waiting area that has books, toys and a TV available to help calm your child. Before your child leaves for surgery, a member of your care team will go over the informed consent papers with you. Your child's surgeon, an anesthesiologist, and/or a surgical nurse will also meet with you and your child to introduce themselves and to answer any last-minute questions. Your child may be given a sedative to help him or her relax.
during surgery
Your child will be taken to the operating room and the surgery will begin. To help you be as comfortable as possible during your child's surgery, we can give you a pager that allows you to leave the waiting area for meals and breaks, worry free. Our surgical team will simply page you when we need to connect. If we page you, go to the information desk in the Surgical Waiting Area just off the First Floor Main Lobby to speak with a member of the surgical team. If the procedure is lengthy, we'll try to update you every hour.
after surgery
After the surgery, your child will be taken to the recovery area and the surgeon will talk to you about the procedure. A member of the care team will let you know when you can visit your child. Your child may be sleepy and may have bandages or be connected to an intravenous (IV) line.
For outpatient surgeries, your child can go home after recovering from anesthesia — usually after he or she is awake and alert and able to drink fluids.
For surgeries that require a hospital stay, your child will be moved from the recovery area to a hospital room on the Pediatric Unit after he or she is awake and comfortable. A member of the care team will explain your child's recovery.
going home
When it's time for your child to go home, we will provide you with post-operative instructions for your child's recovery at home, including wound care, things to watch for, when to contact your physician and any follow-up visits.
Call the hospital or the surgeon's office if your child:
- Has unusual bleeding from the surgical site
- Has a fever more than 101 degrees Fahrenheit
- Has unusual redness on or discharge from the surgical site
- Has unusual pain
- Has trouble keeping food down
Whether it's talking to the surgeon or anesthesiologist to make sure you understand all aspects of the procedure, touring the facilities beforehand or attending a pre-operative class at St. Mary's Hospital, we'll be with you and your child every step of the way — easing any fear and uncertainty while providing the gentlest, most compassionate care possible.


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SULLIVAN — Black River coach Al Young is a winner on the gridiron. Now he's trying to score a victory with voters.
Young, the most successful football coach in Medina and Ashland county histories, is co-chairing Friends of Black River Schools, a levy committee promoting an 8.7-mill, five-year levy on the May 7 primary ballot.
The levy would cost residents of the district, which covers parts of Medina, Lorain and Ashland counties, about $274 annually for the owner of a $100,000 home.
Young said schools are important anywhere, but they're especially important in rural districts, such as Black River.
"These kids do not have million-dollar retail malls that they can walk down the street to and hang out at after school," Young said. "When the bell rings at the end of the day, these kids are hanging out in the gyms, auditorium and cafeteria. They are heading to basketball practice, choir practice, National Honor Society, the weight room, band or FFA.
"Their school is where they are spending their free time and where they are flourishing."
Young said passing the levy is more important than ever because Gov. John Kasich's proposed two-year budget provides no additional money for the Black River district.
The levy would raise more than a million dollars per year, enough to allow the district to reduce pay-to-play fees for sports and to eliminate kindergarten fees.
Young said the district already has cut more than $5 million from the budget since 2004, which included terminating 83 teachers and staff.
"There just isn't anything left to cut without jeopardizing our children's education and social well-being," he said.
Black River has failed five times to pass a levy since 2010 and was placed on fiscal caution by the state in February 2011.
The board voted earlier this month to put the levy on the ballot. Board President Bruce Goff and board member Jody Weidrick voted it down, wanting more millage than 8.7.
Young said passing the levy is also a personal matter.
"I was born and raised here," he said. "Not only is this school filled with kids and teachers, it's filled with people that I consider my family.
"You can see that the district has nowhere to turn except the community," Young said. "We need the community to stand together and get this levy passed in May."
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At Restoration Redoux, Shanna has made wreaths from book pages before. This time, however, she decided to make one of them in a heart shape, just in time for Valentine's Day.
Shanna needed a form for this wreath, so she cut a heart shape piece of cardboard from a cereal box. She had a vintage book that she wasn't planning on reading that she pulled the pages out of. Each page was rolled diagonally and sealed with glue before Shanna glued it to the cardboard heart. In the center of the wreath, Shanna repurposed the top of a gift box that looked like a vintage valentine and put it there. With a ribbon on the back, the wreath was ready for display. Isn't it pretty?
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NWA President arrives in Japan
Apr 5, 2013 - by Steve Gerweck
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NWA President Bruce Tharpe is in Japan. On Sunday April 7, he will watch NWA World Heavyweight Champion "Ironman" Rob Conway defend the title against Kojima. And Tharpe and Conway brought a little muscle with them. "Vanilla Godzilla" Jax Dane is there as well!!!
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|North Idaho Hall of Fame Awards
Coeur d'Alene--The 52nd North Idaho Sports Banquet took place at the Coeur d'Alene Inn on Saturday night. The University of Idaho walked away with three of the night's honors, including Coach of the Year, Female Athlete of the Year and Team of the Year.
Wayne Phipps, Director of Track & Field, was awarded Coach of the Year. Phipps directed the women's cross country team to its fourth straight Western Athletic Conference championship in November, earning WAC Women's Coach of the Year. At the WAC championship the Vandal men finished 1-2-3 individually and second overall as a team.
The University of Idaho men's track and field team claimed the 2014 Indoor WAC Track and Field championship back in February. The final standings came down to just a single point as Idaho edged Grand Canyon. Phipps was awarded his second Coach of Year honor of the year, being voted Coach of the Year on the men's side. The women placed third in the meet.
Stacey Barr, the WAC Player of the Year, was honored as the North Idaho Hall of Fame's Female Athlete of the Year. Barr led the Vandals in scoring (18.2 ppg) and rebounding (7.7 rpg) in 2013-14. The junior from Melbourne, Australia, was named the WAC Tournament MVP for the second consecutive season. Barr scored 78 points in the tournament, helping Idaho to its second tournament title in as many seasons. She finished the season as the 53rd leading scorer in the NCAA with 620 points, ranking fourth most in program history.
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Stormy Weather
Billie Holiday (vocals)
Verve Jazz Masters 47: Sings Standards (Polygram 527650)
Billie Holiday (vocals), Joe Newman (trumpet), Oscar Peterson (piano), Freddie Green (guitar), Ray Brown (bass), Gus Johnson (drums).
Composed by Harold Arlen & Ted Koehler.
Recorded: New York, July 27, 1952
Rating: 95/100 (learn more)
Possessing neither the theatricality of Ethel Waters nor the stateliness of Lena Horne, Billie Holiday eschews "Stormy Weather" as a torch song, and instead makes it a saloon song. You might fear that Billie's quarter-to-three, no-one-in-the-place-except-you-and-me barstool confidential would detract from the lyrics; with such a distinctive artist, a mere song risks becoming more about her than about its intended subject. Think again. Nobody ever served "Stormy Weather" better than Lady Day, who affords a whole new appreciation of Ted Koehler's words. Songs are a form of storytelling. And jazz never had a wiser, more believable storyteller than Billie Holiday.
Reviewer: Alan Kurtz
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Feb. 18, 2012
By Tom Weber
MUNCIE, Ind. - Trailing by six points midway through the first half, Ball State went on a 24-2 run and then held off a late rally by Southern Illinois, to claim a 71-62 BracketBusters win on Saturday at Worthen Arena.
During the run, the Cardinals (13-12) made five 3-pointers, while reeling off 17-unanswered points. They exposed what has been a recurring weakness of late for the Salukis (8-20) -- perimeter defense. BSU made 10-of-20 of shots from outside the arc. In the last three games, SIU's opponents have combined to make 34-of-46 shots from 3-point.
The formula for beating Southern is now clear -- penetrate and pitch to the open man.
Ball State's guards worked the strategy to perfection as Randy Davis notched a career-high with 19 points, while Tyrae Robinson and Jesse Berry added 14 and 13, respectively.
"People are trying to penetrate and make us help off those wings," SIU head coach Chris Lowery said. "Throw it to the wings and take a wide-open shot."
Davis hit his third triple of the game with 15:47 remaining in the contest, giving BSU its biggest lead of the afternoon, 48-31.
That's when a listless Southern Illinois squad finally perked up, thanks mainly to Mamadou Seck. The senior forward scored 17 second-half points and finished with a career high 26 points to go with 11 rebounds.
"He was phenomenal -- the best game he's played in a Saluki uniform -- distributor, scorer, rebounder," Lowery said. "Everything we needed, he did."
Seck and front-court mate Dantiel Daniels, who scored 11 points, were the catalysts for the comeback, which saw Southern close to within 57-52 on a layup by Seck with 5:20 remaining.
The defense faltered on Ball State's next possession, though, as Jarrod Jones hit a clutch three with the shot clock winding down. The 6-foot-9 forward, who some feel is a pro prospect, was held to 10 points on 4-of-11 shooting.
Southern made one last run when T.J. Lindsay hit a triple with 43 seconds to go to make it 66-62. After Robinson split a pair of free throws to make it a five-point game, SIU's Kendal Brown-Surles missed an open look from the left corner. His 3-ball attempt with 40 seconds could have cut the deficit to two.
"I don't know how many times we've done this where we got in a big hole and came back," Lowery lamented. "Down the stretch we can't finish, especially on the road."
Southern had the better inside game thanks to Seck and Daniels, but Ball State's guards posted a whopping 52-23 advantage in scoring. Often times, SIU's forwards were drawn out of position trying to help on defense.
"It's guard play," Lowery said. "We can't keep putting our bigs in a bind to make them guard two or three people on a possession."
The Salukis dropped to 7-3 all-time in BracketBusters games. The Cardinals will make a return trip to Carbondale in the 2013-14 season.
SIU matched the school record for losses in a season, tying the 1981 and 1986 teams that also lost 20.
"You don't ever want to be a part of that," Lowery admitted. "I'm not going to let the players think about that, we're just going to keep playing hard."


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Joe Nathan coming home, indeed. For the Twins' 2011 Target Field opener, they pretty much sleepwlked through seven innings at the plate. Luckily, Carl Pavano was dominating, setting down Oakland A after Oakland A. Then, in the eighth, Danny Valencia's infield single was followed by hits from three lefties (Kubel, Span, Mauer) to scratch two runs across.
As this was occuring on the field, Joe Nathan was quickly warming in the pen, anticipating his first Target Field save situation. When those gates opened and "Stand up and Shout" played over the loudspeakers, it was clear that Mr. Nathan was "Home" at last.
For whatever reason, Joe Nathan is a favorite Twin of mine (just look at the name of this blog). He's easily the greatest closer the team has ever had, and there's just something about a save situation that gets me pumped. Besides Cuddy gunning a runner, Span slapping a triple, or Thome blasting off, there isn't anything that will get me on my feet faster than a closer coming into a game to get those final three outs.
I also admire Nathan's grit and determination. He started off as a struggling SS with the Giants, then came over here with Liriano and Boof Bonser in the A.J. Pierzynski trade (thanks again, A.J.!) as a so-so reliever. We gave him Eddie G's closing role, and he never missed a beat.
If the weather holds out, I may be attending the game either today or Sunday, and I would like nothing more than to see Nathan return to domination in person!
Preview (3-4, T-4, 2.0 GB CLE): Gio Gonzalez (1-0, 1.29) vs. Nick Blackburn (1-0, 1.50).
More Bailouts Than Obama (aka Don't Mess Around With Jim)
Tonight's Twins-White Sox game featured more bailouts of Twins' pitchers than the Obama Administration:
First, Scott Baker stunk it up once again, giving up a bevy of hard-hit balls, including a moonshot from Paul Konerko in the early innings:
However, the Twins also got dingers of their own from Delmon Young and Orlando Hudson, as well as a big triple from Jason Kubel, to stay in the game.
With the Twins leading 5-4 going into the bottom of the ninth, Matt Capps was brought in for the save situation. The first batter, Alexei Ramirez, homered to tie the game, but Capps was bailed out by a huge, bases-loaded double play to end the inning.
In the tenth, Jon Rauch took the mound and, with one out, gave up three straight singles to once again allow the White Sox to score a run, giving them a 6-5 lead. Rauch, for the second time in as many games, couldn't even finish off his inning and had to be replaced:
At this point, though, is when Big Jim took matters onto his own, rather broad shoulders:
In the bottom of the tenth, Delmon Young sent a rocket right through the crotch (almost literally) of Matt Thorton. Up stepped Jim Thome, and three things happened in rather short fashion:
1. The ball rocketed towards the right field pavilion;
2. The ball landed, giving Thome career homer #581, and the first walk-off jack at Target Field;
3. A shaving cream-filled towel quickly homed in on Thome's face, courtesy of one Nick Punto.
Every win against the Sox is a good win at this point, but it's so much sweeter when Thome does it to his former mates! Next to Delmon Young choosing to punch AJ Pierzynski in the face instead of sliding into home plate, Thome's blast is easily the highlight of the season-series with these two clubs so far. Can we drop them even further back tomorrow?!
Preview (69-50, 1st, 4.0 GA CWS): Gavin Floyd (8-9, 3.70) vs. Francisco Liriano (11-7, 3.26).
Doing The Laundry At A New Place
In the film "Field of Dreams", Terrance Mann tells Ray Kinsella that "the one constant through all the years…has been baseball". Well, to amend that statement, the one constant through the last decade of Twins baseball has been the ability to defeat the Chicago White Sox on our home turf.
Starting in 2002, when at the end of the season Bobby Kielty blasted back-to-back game-winning homers against the White Sox that buried them in the standings, the Twins embarked on a streak of home domination against the Pale Hose.
In 2003 and 2004, the Twins fended off late-season pushes by the South Siders with sweeps under the Teflon roof. Heck, the last time Twins fans probably remember seeing young Michael Ryan (noteworthy considering he just resurfaced in the majors with the Angels) is when he had the series of his life against the Sox in late September of '03.
After an off year in '05 that saw the Chisox win the whole thing, the Twins didn't despair, quickly getting under Chicago manager/nutcase Ozzie Guillen's skin so much in 2006 with their pesky hitting that Guillen termed them the "piranhas", a description that is now part of Twins lore.
Then, in 2008, before one coin flip gave them The Cell, it was the Sox we swept at the Dome in remarkable fashion to even have a shot at the postseason.
Thus, when the White Sox enter town tonight, it will be interesting to see how the new digs treat them. Was it only the lime-green turf and white roof that turned them into quivering jelly? Or, perhaps, it was something more…like an entire packed stadium on their feet when Cisco has two strikes on Pierzynski.
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I have just bought a two year old filly mainly as a companion for my older horse. I need some advice on what I should be feeding her. I have not started doing any groundwork with her yet. She is currently out on grass through the day and stabled at night with hay. She has been getting a handful of dengie hi fi and carrots as a treat but she is already a little chubby. I am worried she won't be getting the nutrients she needs.
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Your filly will suddenly grow and look less chubby and winter cold will help with the weight. Unless she is very fat and not lossing it I wouldn't worry too much. Growing and playing take up lots of energy. I gave my hafflinger filly a handfull of stud cubes to make sure she had what she needs for her jont development, and 2 slices of hay at night until she lost enough weight. I would also be worried she isn't getting what she needs from the dengie hi fi, it is more for fibre.
23 November 2009 14:16
I'd go for Baileys low cal balancer and some of Mollichaff Hoofkind as you say she's already on the chubby side, hope i helped x
06 November 2009 22:30
try good doer from dengie, plus u can get either a low cal balancer, or think pink balancer? i have a 2yr old and is on good doer and speedi beet plus think pink. it s best to stick to a fibre based diet for youngstock, mine have always done well!
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Lawmakers have been blaming the federal deficit for America's sluggish economy for years. However, that connection has lost much of its credibility with the latest report from the Congressional Budget Office. As of May 2014, it's at its lowest level since 2008 at $438 billion.
So, where are all the jobs? The short answer is overseas. Although America's federal deficit is down, the trade deficit is up.
That shouldn't really come as a surprise. Ever since President Bill Clinton signed the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) into law in 1999, the US has been steadily losing ground on the balance of trade with more imports of products and more exports of jobs.
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For NAFTA's unhappy 20th anniversary, Public Citizen has published a report that details the wreckage. Not only did promises made by NAFTA's proponents not materialize, but many results are exactly the opposite.
Such outcomes include a staggering $181 billion U.S. trade deficit with NAFTA partners Mexico and Canada and the related loss of 1 million net U.S. jobs under NAFTA, growing income inequality, displacement of more than one million Mexican campesino farmers and a doubling of desperate immigration from Mexico, and more than $360 million paid to corporations after "investor-state" tribunal attacks on, and rollbacks of, domestic public interest policies.
The loss of US jobs and trade deficit will probably get worse if President Obama has is way with the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Critics have called the secret trade deal NAFTA on steroids and a covert attempt to surrender US sovereignty to corporations, since it would allow them to overwrite US law without going through congress.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MASS) believes the TTP is nothing short of a disaster for America. Warren said, "I have heard the argument that transparency would undermine the Trade Representative's policy to complete the trade agreement because public opposition would be significant. In other words, if people knew what was going on, they would stop it."


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Healthy Despite Disaster
Thursday, January 02, 2014
This is one holiday season we'll never forget. Disasters come in threes they say and we've had three. It could have been much worse.
1. Our daughter walked away from a car wreck on her way home from college sore but uninjured. The car was totaled. She was not the driver. I am thankful she is alive and well.
2. I broke a tooth chomping down on a popcorn kernel. The root of the tooth was not exposed. So a thousand dollars or so should fix it. I am thankful for new dental insurance obtained through the affordable care act which will help cover this cost.
3. The Sunday before Christmas a pipe broke in our house while we were away at church. We came home to several inches of water in every room in the house. We had to move everything out into the garage so that all the carpets could be pulled up and dehumidifiers and blowers brought in to dry out the house. Walls soaked up water and even the ceilings were dripping because there was so much water evaporating. This equipment ran for five days drying out the house while we visited family for the holidays. We are back "home" now but in a hotel while workers repair drywall and begin painting everything. Then new flooring will need to be installed and then all the furniture, wall pictures, clothes, everything will have to be moved back into the house. It could be worse. Some people in our area had flooding from recent storms in which sewage backed up into their homes. At least the water in our house was clean and no furniture was damaged. Still it will take several weeks to get everything put back in place.
SO MY CHALLENGE is to stay focused on healthy disciplines of exercise and diet while completely out of my normal routines. The complimentary hotel breakfast provides few low calorie options. I found a packet of instant oatmeal but added a side of scrambled eggs. Drat - over 600 calories in eggs - I forgot how many calories are in a pile of scrambled eggs since I rarely eat them. I'll try to compensate for that mistake by eating less the rest of the day which will have to be restaurant eating since our house is a torn up dusty mess at the moment. I did exercise this morning at the hotel fitness center. I am determined to stay healthy despite this disaster! I've not been at my best with my diet - I guess I've had a lot to deal with but I'm not going to let that be an excuse to get off track with my health goals.
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You are so blessed to have free exercise equipment right downstairs...no going out in the snow to get to the gym...
It's always best to look at the bright side of life!
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You certainly know how to wrap up a year!! You are right, each of those things could have been much worse, so it's good to try and look at the bright side. Best of luck with the hotel lifestyle, that can be a challenge in itself!
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So, God has proved He is watching over you by: 1. Mercy-your daughter being well; 2. Opportunity-to show faith and thanksgiving with all three happenings; 3. Self-control (discipline) by learning new ways to stick to your goals that you might not have tried or know of before. What an inspiration you are!
Try buying some fruit, raw veggies, cut up in to bite sizes to eat on your good side of your mouth, (you can store in hotel fridge) nuts, (or maybe not for you with tooth issue?) to help with snack time. For breakfast instant Better Oats Steel Cut (sold at Safeway ) to make with hot water in microwave; and there are a few articles here on SparkPeople that help with choosing foods when you eat out!
And just think--brand new flooring and painted walls! As for the tooth you said it: You have insurance to help fix that!
You are off to a great start by having such a positive attitude. Here is to you and yours a joy filled New Year!
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I am so glad that your daughter is safe. Everything else is repairable or replaceable.
We have also had broken pipe damage. No fun. Very upsetting, but survivable. Use the hotel's recreation facilities to relieve the stress. Best is ahead..
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The Handsomest Drowned Man in the World
by Gabriel García Márquez
The Drowned Man Timeline and Summary
- The drowned man approaches the shore from the sea.
- The children playing first think he is a ship, and then a whale, and do not realize he is a man until they pick the seaweed and shells off his body.
- They play with burying him.
- The drowned man is carried to the nearest house; the men notice how heavy his body is and surmise that he must have gotten water into his bones.
- The women work to clean off his body. They soon decide that he is the handsomest, strongest, and greatest man in the world, and that their husbands are inadequate by comparison.
- The drowned man is given the name "Esteban."
- When the men return from their trip, they, too, agree with the woman's assessment of Esteban and the name "Esteban."
- While they prepare for the burial, the villagers fantasize about what the drowned man's life must have been like.
- They are certain that he would be have been embarrassed of his huge size and the inconvenience it caused those around him, and even now, the hassle it's causing the villagers in trying to bury his huge body.
- The drowned man is given an honorary family and a beautiful funereal ceremony.
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Despite the fact that it's been almost 18 years since she left this world, just about the entire time I've spent in radio, there have been very few times where I've hosted a show on my mother's birthday, which was this Sunday. As such, I paid tribute to her playing a song from Otis Redding, a favored artist of her's and mine (all because of her). "That's How Strong My Love Is" is meant to be a romantic soul ballad, but it's striking how much the lyrics of the song fit with a mother's love. We go in a variety of places from there in the first hour, including tunes from Soundsci (sampling Mike James Kirkland), KING, Adam Franklin, Rhye, The Heavy, Bosq, Adrian Younge and Alpha. In the second hour we continue our interview with Matthew Sweet, this week focusing more on his follow-up to 1991's Girlfriend, 1993's Altered Beast (separate post to follow featuring both parts of the interview). Next week we'll have another guest, perhaps two, for our end of the month all vinyl show, Ruben Molina of the Southern Soul Spinners and as you might guess, we'll be all focused on that East Side sound.
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Melting Pot on KPFK #135: Second Hour
Playlist: 7-21-2013
{opening theme} Booker T & the MGs – Melting Pot – Melting Pot (Stax)
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Otis Redding – That's How Strong My Love Is – The Definitive Otis Redding (Rhino)
The Soul Superiors – Faith – Good God: Apocryphal Hymns (Numero)
T. Hardy Morris – HardStuff – Audition Tapes (Dangerbird)
Adam Franklin & Bolts Of Melody – When I Love You (I Love You All The While) – Black Horses (Goodnight Records)
Gaslamp Killer – Nissim – Breakthrough (Branfeeder)
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King – The Story – The Story EP (Self-Released)
Alpha – Firefly – Come From Heaven (Melankolic)
Los Girls – Somewhere – Los Girls EP (Plug Research)
Rhye – Verse – Woman (Innovative Leisure)
Adrian Younge and Venice Dawn – Reverie – Something About April (Wax Poetics)
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The Heavy – Blood, Dirt, Love, Stop – The Glorious Dead (Counter)
Soundsci – Understand The Message – Soundsational (Ubiquity)
Danny Schloss – In A Dream – Dreams And Illusions (Verve Forecast)
The Latinaires – Camel Walk – Camel Walk (Fania)
Boogaloo Assassins – No No No – Old Love Dies Hard (Sicario)
Bosq – Get Involved – Bosq y Orquesta De La Madera (Ubiquity)
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Matthew Sweet – Interview and Performance Part 2 – Recorded Live At KPFK (KPFK Archives)
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Dungen – C. Visar Vagen – Tio Batar (Kemado)