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The researchers found an overall 19 percent increased risk of lymphoma among people who reported coloring their hair. The increased risk was 26 percent among those who used hair dye 12 or more times a year.
People who began coloring their hair before 1980 showed a 37 percent increased lymphoma risk, while those who had only dyed their hair before 1980, but not afterwards, showed a 62 percent increased risk.
Based on the findings, de Sanjose and her team calculate that roughly 10 percent of lymphomas in women could be due to the use of hair dye.


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The Mānoa Experience - University Preview Day
The UH Mānoa Office of Admissions hosted this annual open house on April 2, 2016, which brought thousands of prospective students and their families to the beautiful University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa campus. Attendees had the opportunity to meet with engaging faculty and staff from over 180 programs at informational booths, visit with student services, participate in activities, go on tours, watch performances by student groups, and more!
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Volvo cites research showing that 60 percent of online shoppers had problems with their deliveries in 2013, and that missed first deliveries cost the industry roughly one billion euros ($1.37B US) in re-delivery costs, as impetus for its "Roam Delivery Service" that delivers packages to your car. The service uses Volvo On Call and Sensus Connect car-connectivity and telematics apps already installed in vehicles, and a digital key with a timed window of operation.
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"Being an International student, my first semester at Middlesex County College had definitely been lonely and tedious. I had no friends on campus, my life consisted solely of doing homework, and I found it difficult to socialize with people who already had their circle of friends from high school. Joining the MAPS Program, I was able to meet and become close to people of all origins and backgrounds who shared similar views and perspectives towards life in general. I now have peers and advisors, who were genuinely willing to monitor my progress in school, and also teach me how to make objective decisions for my own personal growth. I am now happy to say that the people at The Office of Minority Student Affairs have definitely become my extended family in the United States."
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As a subscriber, I was greatly dismayed to see "fish leather" promoted on page 19 (moreNOW!) as a "sustainable alternative to animal and reptile skins." Research indicates that fish can feel pain just as much as any other animal species. . .and for those who are unaware, fish DO experience horrible suffering from being trawled, hooked, or handled for any reason that humans will try to justify. With so many great faux skins, we don't NEED perch pumps. Come on, More, beauty is also all about compassion for others, whether they're human or non. Vanity at the expense of another's suffering is just plain cruel, materialistic, and not very progressive in our evolution towards becoming better human beings and informed women. Thanks, but I'll stick to my faux zebra pumps and leave the fish alone.
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I just read your editors letter and want to commend you, not that you need it, you are clearly a strong capable women. I bought my first issue of the magazine last year, in anticipation of turning 40, the whole turning 40 thing really had my hair on fire! There was a story in it titled "Bunting". In hind sight I can tell you that was the greatest piece of information I got my hands on all year. I am a single mother of two teenagers and have raised them by myself with no financial help, a girl(19) and a boy(15), I am also a business women in a man's industry. Many, many times over the years I have had to remind myself to keep my head down and keep moving forward, that in the end perseverance and patience would payoff. That story in your magazine really brought that home for me. I have shared with several strong business women friends as well as several men friends, as a matter of fact I shared it with a football coach who passed it on to the entire team. The whole wanting more thing is dead on and so achievable. 40 is fine......
I received the June issue today & thought "oh great! Something to curl up with tonight after a long, hard & very stressful month." But to no avail, articles on beauty queens & Anne Heche could not keep my attention. PLEASE-with all the important issues happening in our country, we want "MORE" from a magazine than that.
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I had not read MORE for a year or two, but picked up a copy of the June 2011 issue and read it last night. Your editorial describes the many facets of personal reinvention, from the small (seedlings and cakes) to the grand (a documentary on maternal health). I wish that you had included the reinvention, required by circumstance and history, which is still underway for Lt. Colonel Milonas. Her continued fight to return to mental and emotional health, when contrasted with Ms. Burns' ability to leave home and children for her documentary, puts into sharp perspective the difference between necessary and voluntary reinvention. You must be aware that many women in this country are more like Lt. Col. Milonas than they are Ms. Burns: required to reinvent themselves because previous vocational skills are now obsolete, financial insecurity, or as direct or indirect victims of the effects of war. To do the topic of reinvention justice, at this time in our nation's history, both types should be acknowledged openly. Otherwise, your magazine of style and substance becomes one of style only.
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Tennis Grabs Home Win Vs. NJIT, 6-1
Feb. 7, 2011
AMHERST, Mass. - The UMass tennis team (3-1) won vs. NJIT (0-2), 6-1, at the Bay Road Tennis Club at Hampshire College on Super bowl Sunday. UMass controlled most of the Dual match by winning two of the three doubles matches and five of the six singles matches. Senior Candynce Boney, Sophomore Julia Comas, and Sophomore Chantal Swiszcz, all found success on the tennis court, winning both their singles and doubles matches.
In the doubles matches, the duos of Candynce Boney/ Julia Comas (9-8/(5)), and Yuliana Motyl / Chantal Swiszcz (9-7) won their matches in tough fashion and winning the first point of the Dual match. The lone loss came at the racquets of NJIT's Monika Graff / Hannelore MacDonald vs. Kaitlyn Carpenter / Tanisha Hodgson (8-5).
As for the singles matches, UMass was able to carry their momentum from the doubles courts onto the singles court, winning five of the six matches. Freshman Comas won in a tight No. 2 singles match, 6-4, 6-3. Senior Boney cruised in the No. 3 singles, 6-0, 6-4. As for the No. 3 and No.4 singles match, Matias, 7-5, 6-4, and Carpenter, 6-3, 6-4, battled for hard fought wins. In the No. 6 singles, Sophomore Swiszcz rounded out the Dual match in straight sets, 6-2,6-1.
The Highlanders only victory came in the No. 1 singles, when Freshmen Kuzmenko defeated UMass' Freshmen Motyl, in a well played three sets, 3-6,7-6(9), 10-7.
The UMass tennis team moves forward into a weekend double-header, when they travel to face #41 Yale in the Cullman-Heyman Tennis Center in Connecticut on Saturday, Feb. 12 and host Long Island at Bay Road Tennis Club at Hampshire College on Sunday, Feb. 13.
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Biological diversity refers to all living organisms, their genetic material and the ecosystems of which they are a part. It is usually described at three levels: genetic, species, and ecosystem diversity. Genetic diversity is the variation of genes between and within species. Genetic diversity within a species permits it to adapt to new pests and diseases, and to changes in environment, climate, and agricultural methods. Biological diversity is the cornerstone of sustainable agriculture and world food security. The UN Convention on Biological Diversity is a legally binding framework for conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity, and one of the principle fora for negotiations related to access, benefit sharing and the role of Indigenous and local communities. (Source: ETC Group www.etcgroup.org)


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'Cause we're only supposed to be friends
You see he stole my old lady away from me
And now I'm just as blue as I can be
I've gotta broken heart again
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You see I spend it all on long distance phone calls
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Advanced Cadaveric Ultrasound-Guided Regional Anesthesia Workshop
MTSA Offers Advanced Cadaveric Ultrasound-Guided Regional Anesthesia Workshop
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"An Advanced Cadaveric Ultrasound-Guided Regional Anesthesia Workshop will be offered June 1, 2014 as a follow-up to the recently offered "Basic Ultrasound-Guided Regional Anesthesia Workshop"introductory course," said Course Instructor and MTSA Director of Collaborative Learning Patrick Moss ('98) CRNA, MS, APN.
Moss says that participants in the Advanced Workshop will be introduced to transversus abdominis plane (TAP) blocks which are instrumental in controlling acute pain associated with a variety of abdominal surgeries as well as the fascia iliaca compartmental block, adductor canal approach to the saphenous nerve, obturator nerve block, lateral femoral cutaneous nerve block, and the paravertebral nerve block. Cadavers will be utilized for needling, administration of block medium, and catheter insertions.
Participants are encouraged to be fluent in Basic Ultrasound-Guided techniques (minimum 50 Ultrasound-Guided anesthetics performed) for the Advanced Course. The cost is $795. MTSA alumni and current MTSA DNAP students will receive discounts. Registration information is available at www.mtsa.edu. Only 40 registrants will be accepted into this workshop.


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How Menopause Changes Our Views and Reactions
For the 150,000 American women who enter menopause each month, neuropsychiatrist Louann Brizendine, MD, has cheering news: "The change will set you free." That counterintuitive tone informs her new book, The Female Brain, which has sparked controversy for its stance that there are measurable brain differences between men and women and that hormones maintain those differences. "It may not be politically correct, but it's biologically true," says Brizendine, who has run the Women's Hormone Clinic at the University of California, San Francisco, for 12 years. The decline in hormones that comes with menopause, she argues, allows us to stop putting others' needs before our own, sometimes for the first time in our lives. Here, she explains how — and why — menopause is the beginning of a brave new way of thinking.
Q. I really identified with your patient Sylvia. Like her, I am suddenly irritated by things my husband and three kids have done for years, things that didn't get to me before. I'm 50. Is this shift is due to changes in my brain?
A. Yes, you are leaving your "mommy brain" behind. Before menopause, the brain is constantly triggered by and reacting to the needs of others, particularly children and husbands. As you go into menopause, the highs and lows of estrogen and progesterone that have been cycling through your brain since puberty come to an end. That means your brain is on a more continuous footing, hormone-wise. Note that I'm not saying "more stable" footing, because that implies that previous to menopause you weren't stable.
Q. Can my brain still be set free if I slap on a hormone patch every three days?
A. The brain is changing its fuel, even if you go on hormone therapy. The dose of therapeutic hormones is five times lower than in birth control pills, so it's a really tiny amount. During a menstrual cycle, for example, the amount of estrogen in your system fluctuates from a low of 50 pmol/L to a high of 300 pmol/L. But with HT, it starts at 5 pmol/L. So even if you are on HT, it's 10 to 15 percent of what you had before menopause — and you're getting it at a constant level.
Q. So is that why I feel as if I can draw boundaries better than before?
A. Exactly. Before menopause, a woman's hormones encourage her to avoid conflict. Our estrogenized brain circuits cause us to respond to stress with nurturing activities that are intended to protect our relationships. From puberty to menopause, a woman walks a fine line between making sure she's at the center of her relationships and risking pushing those relationships away through anger or aggression. The urge to walk this line doesn't stop until the hormone supply that fuels it is cut off, which happens in menopause. As the ratio of testosterone to estrogen rises, the anger pathways in a woman's brain become more like a man's. Now she gets angry, whereas before she may have just bitten her tongue. At the very least, she'll stand up for herself and say, "I'm not doing that anymore."
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TitanFall, arguably one of the most anticipated titles of 2014, lit the gaming world on fire a couple weeks back with an invite only alpha test for the upcoming title. Not to leave fans disappointed, Respawn Entertainment and EA (unintentionally?) announced a follow up beta.
The news arrived on the Origin Store, claiming "The beta is coming. Prepare for battle." No details have been given as of how to access the beta, but given past EA titles, one would assume premium membership of Battlefield 4 or a potential pre-order of TitanFall would be required.
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If the House Agriculture Committee has its way, the farm bill will continue to subsidize monocrops that don't have a chance in this increasingly inhospitable climate.
The victory by a group of children who sued for climate action is significant, though the long-term impacts are uncertain.
A research team recently discovered previously unknown life under young Arctic sea ice. Could it have anything to do with climate change?
Last weekend's heat played havoc with transportation in the D.C. area, but at least we got some cool photos out of the chaos. The heat-buckled highway was just a heat-buckled highway — they've been all over the country this summer …
The odds that we just had the warmest 13 months in American history by chance? 1 in 1.5 million.
This compilation of recent news footage could EASILY be the scene from a disaster movie showing a news footage montage right before everything goes to hell.
In the U.S., June heat broke 2,284 daily maximum temperature records and tied a further 998. Here's what that looked like for the lower 48 states.
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Sheriff's Office - Facts vs. Myths
1. The Sheriff's Posse:
Myth: If the Sheriff's Office is short of manpower and funding is so scarce, why do they provide staff and funding at the Springfield-Greene County Parks Equestrian Center?
Fact: While not a budgeted or physical part of the Greene County Sheriff's Office, the Sheriff's Posse of Greene County is a non-profit organization that supports the efforts and endeavors of the Greene County Sheriff's Office. The Posse, through volunteerism, promotes good horsemanship and fellowship through clinics, charity events, fundraising, trail rides, and other park events. While most members of the Sheriff's Posse are volunteers, a Greene County Sheriff's Office Corporal is also a staff member. This position is completely funded by the Springfield-Greene County Park Board. This Corporal is stationed at the Equestrian Center and is responsible for managing the educational programs. All of this Corporal's salary and benefits are reimbursed to Greene County by the Park Board.
2. Specialty Vehicles
Myth: The Greene County Sheriff's Office wasted money on specialty vehicles instead of hiring additional staff.
Fact: The Greene County Sheriff's Office obtained and utilizes each of the following vehicles in the described manner.
- Crime Scene Unit: This vehicle was paid for through a Federal Grant and seized drug money. Total Cost $89,661.40. This vehicle has been utilized over 20 times since it was purchased. This vehicle was purchased and built specifically with the processing of crime scenes in mind. This vehicle proved invaluable during the investigation of two double homicides in 2011. This vehicle provides shelter, equipment, computer / printing ability, technical support and a mini crime laboratory for GCSO Crime Scene Investigators.
- Greene County Sheriff's Mobile Command Post: This vehicle was awarded through a Missouri State grant. Part of the agreement in the GCSO receiving this vehicle was the requirement to respond with the Command Post to emergency events within 18 counties in the MSHP Region D area. This vehicle has been used at DWI checkpoints, major incidents and in Joplin after the tornados.
- Sheriff's Office ATV: This vehicle and the equipment on the vehicle were purchased with seized drug money. This vehicle was utilized by Deputies in the double homicide investigations of 2011, the Joplin tornados and the Ozark Empire Fair. These tasks could not have been done as effectively without the use of the ATV. This vehicle has not only transported needed equipment at crime scenes, but has been utilized to transport victims of homicides and natural disasters.
- Military vehicles: Donated to the GCSO by the United States military specifically for law enforcement use. These vehicles are utilized in many roles but specifically in the event of natural disasters (tornado) or extreme weather (snow / ice).
*Little known Fact: Federally seized drug money must be used for equipment and provides no ability for the long term, continued employment of Deputies.
3. Uniform Changes
Question: Why were the uniform colors changed?
Fact: Uniform shirts were changed from grey to black for the following reasons:
- There was no consistency in the color of the grey uniform shirts. Some looked very light grey, others were battleship grey and others were blue / grey. Uniformed Deputies are typically the first impression citizens have of the Sheriff's Office. Sheriff's Deputies must present a uniform image.
- Due to supply issues overseas, it was becoming very difficult to obtain the heather grey uniform shirts. The Sheriff's Office spoke with and looked at samples from several suppliers, none of which were consistent in color.
- Due to budget constraints the GCSO needed to have the shirts match the black uniform pants.
- Due to the above mentioned issues, the manufacturer also provided a cost that was greatly reduced thus making it possible to make these changes.
Myth: The Greene County Sheriff's Office wasted money on new badges.
Fact: Our old gold in color badges, were consistently being sent back to the manufacturer. Specifically due to the badges "peeling", losing their color and being scratched so easily. These badges were being re-finished at the cost of the GCSO. Our new badges came with a much longer (3 year) warranty at no cost to the GCSO. The GCSO was also assured the silver / chrome finish of the badges held up better to the normal wear and tear of law enforcement. This has been proven true in the last three years.
Myth: Sheriff Arnott started a SWAT team that was not needed.
Fact: Sheriff Arnott started a SWAT team at the Greene County Sheriff's Office for several specific reasons.
- With increasing violent crime in unincorporated Greene County it became evident that it was difficult at best and not safe to wait for another jurisdictional team to respond. This does not take into account the instances other teams were not available as they were being utilized within their own jurisdictions.
- The Greene County Sheriff's Office serves 84,000 citizens in unincorporated Greene County. The need for a team with the proper training and capable of responding to high risk entries, barricaded subjects, hostage situations and arrests of violent offenders has been shown many times over since the GCSO SWAT met the training requirements and became mission ready. In fact since becoming mission ready GCSO SWAT has made over 45 high risk entries and responded to three barricaded subjects. GCSO SWAT has also been utilized by other jurisdictions within Greene County.
- SWAT is an extra assignment at the GCSO. This is not a full time endeavor and no extra pay is given for this assignment. The average SWAT member has attained over 300 hours of specialized training specific to SWAT needs.
5. Tickets and Speed Enforcement
Myth: If the Sheriff's Office is so short staffed, why are Deputies regularly seen working highways?
Fact: The answer to this question is shown below
- The Greene County Sheriff's Office is short staffed. For details of the staffing shortages please watch the GCSO informative video on our website.
- Deputies often are seen on local highways for the following reasons
- Highways typically provide the quickest route from one portion of Greene County to another.
- Deputies consider themselves fortunate to have the ability to work paid overtime for projects such as speed enforcement and DWI enforcement. These grants, provided by MoDot are typically the only way Deputies can earn overtime pay. As part of these grants, MoDot REQUIRES the GCSO to work the highways in an effort to save lives.
- Sheriff's Deputies are mandated by State Law (RSMO 57.113) to patrol all State highways in the County.


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We are happy to announce another joint release of the qooxdoo framework. You can download versions 1.4 and 1.3.1, the corresponding release notes and manuals are online as well.
The qooxdoo 1.4 release comes with substantial improvements in almost the entire range of the framework, also completing features that were introduced as experimental previews last time. There are also many exciting new features, so see yourself for some highlights:
The set of virtual widgets, which can easily handle even huge data sets, has been completed even further. The virtual List, introduced as experimental last time, is now meant for production. In addition both a new virtual SelectBox and a virtual ComboBox are ready to be used. And yet another thing: a new experimental virtual Tree is also part of the package.
A new "Simple" theme was introduced, which leverages modern browsers' new theming capabilities, specifically CSS3, not requiring images for gradients, rounded borders or shadows. The "Modern" default theme has been updated to also take advantage of CSS3 in newer browsers. Two different fallback strategies for legacy browsers have been implemented in those themes: while Modern falls back to the previous image-based theming, the Simple theme looks a bit less shiny but still great in browsers like IE6 and others.
Talking of images: there is now full support for base64 images, which get included via "data:" urls as inline resources in today's browsers. The toolchain greatly supports you in doing so in quite a transparent way, i.e. with a proper fallback in older browsers.
With that many enhancements in theming, it made sense to create a new demo app that showcases most – if not all – of the widgets and themes that ship with the framework: The new Widget browser complements the existing demo apps like Showcase, Demobrowser or the interactive Playground.
With the large variety of classical browsers, even browser-based runtimes, on desktop as on mobile, there's much debate about feature detection. Besides all religious beliefs, in practical life every developer should be able to decide to what extend an app should take advantage of build-time and/or run-time branching. qooxdoo supports both in an elegant and powerful way: with the new "Environment" implementation you can go from a pure feature detection at run-time to optimized feature-specific builds. It also unifies and replaces qooxdoo's previous layers for feature detection, settings and variants.
Apparently a general topic of this release is the enhanced support for modern browsers. Of course, this release comes with full support for the latest browsers IE9 and Firefox 4. It also comes with extended HTML5 support, including first experimental wrappers to Audio, Video, Geolocation, Web Storage, Web Workers.
The new Testrunner, included as a preview in the last release, has replaced the previous one. It is a prominent part of qooxdoo's built-in unit testing solution. The Testrunner is now elegantly based on data binding, and allows for different UIs: while it still comes with the traditional rich user interface, it also supports a lightweight HTML view and even a pure browser console view. Advanced developers will also appreciate the possibilities to use spies, stubs and mocks within their unit tests.
Another experimental tool of the previous release is now meant to be put into production: The Simulator is qooxdoo's built-in solution for automated GUI tests using Selenium. All infrastructure now ships with the SDK, you only need to download Rhino and Selenium RC.
The comprehensive toolchain has been made even more robust, e.g. when developing apps against multiple framework versions, for varying platform setups, with a more complete dependency analysis or when creating localized apps. Besides spearheading or complementing new enhancements like feature-specific builds or base64 images, it introduces a handy
source-hybridtarget for generating an app, which combines the ease of debugging an app's source version with near the speed of loading its build version.
- Last but not least: More than 350 bugfixes and enhancements made it into the qooxdoo 1.4 release, which documents another exceptional team performance.
At the same time, and following our release scheme, we are making available a 1.3.1 version, which is a regular patch release of the 1.3.x branch and contains only bug fixes. It can be used as a drop-in replacement for everybody using 1.3, and users of this latter version are encouraged to upgrade, i.e. if they don't migrate directly to 1.4.
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A Chattanooga-based startup company created by five University of Tennessee graduates has been accepted into YCombinator, regarded as the most prestigious technical program/incubator in the world. Called Ambition, the company was started in September 2012 by three UT College of Business graduates, Travis Truett, Jared Houghton and Brian Trautschold, and two UT Electrical Engineering and Computer Science graduates, Wes Kendall and Josh Marlow. The founders received their initial startup funding from the Lamp Post business incubator in Chattanooga.
Ambition's core product allows employees of sales organizations to compete in a team-based weekly schedule. "Think fantasy football, but for sales organizations," said company co-founder Kendall.
Ambition was also recently featured on popular news website TechCrunch, which focuses on information technology companies. TechCrunch's profile describes Ambition as "a productivity tool masquerading as a game that replaces the spreadsheets, whiteboards, and even gongs used today. All sales organizations are looking for ways to increase accountability, motivation, and engagement of their staff. By gamifying sales, Ambition provides recognition, transparency, and competition while simultaneously encouraging collaboration and team cohesiveness."
YCombinator provides two 3-month programs every year for startups, providing funding, connections, and mentorship. Many famous companies have gone through YCombinator's program, like reddit.com and dropbox.com. Other YCombinator companies have already had successful acquisitions, such as heroku.com's acquisition by SalesForce for $212 million. Ambition is the first company from Chattanooga to be accepted into YCombinator since its inception in 2005, and one of the first companies from Tennessee.
Businesses from all over the world compete to gain entry into the exclusive YCombinator program. Only 52 businesses, including Ambition, were accepted into the January-March 2014 program- the biggest class ever.
Kendall credits the University of Tennessee's EECS program, and his Ph.D. advisor, Dr. Jian Huang, for the education and background he needed in order to try a startup company. Marlow, too, said that "the EECS program gave me a lot of opportunities and options that eventually led me into the startup world."
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The classic learning toy is better than ever. Shaped like a barn, See 'n Say teaches your child about 16 different animals and features two unique flipping pages. Kids can point the arrow and pull the lever, then flip the page for more animals to choose from. There is also a new quiz mode. It plays "Old MacDonald" and "Farmer in the Dell" melodies. It requires 3 AA alkaline batteries, which are included.
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Mar 22, 2005 By Mira Dugan
The recommended age for See 'n Say is 18 months, but we bought it anyway. Our seven-month old recently started enjoying animal noises we'd make for him. I tried this toy for him in the store and was greeted with the same smile and giggle we got from quacking like a duck for him at home. He is probably far from learning how to pull the handle himself, but we do it for him and he watches with delight. Each night, we read him a few stories before bed and we use See 'n Say the Farmer Says as if it were a book. We hold it in front of my son and pull the handle a few times to hear animal sounds and he thinks he just heard a fabulous tale.
This toy has a half ring that can be flipped back and forth to display different animals. There are 16 animals, which are named and make their individual sounds when the handle is pulled. There is also a song sticker that plays Old MacDonald had a Farm or The Farmer in the Dell. And there is a quiz sticker that asks you to find the animal based on the name of the animal or its sound. The farmer is on an arrow in the middle and you point it toward whichever sticker you want and then pull the handle.
I only have two minor complaints with this toy. The handle sometimes sticks on the way back up and makes a soft grinding sound. Also, the volume is a bit loud and there is no volume control button. Overall, it's a great toy.
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This toy is great! Does 16 different animals sounds. Sings Old McDonald through one time. Each time using a different animal name and sound, of the 16 animals. A quiz mode to find the animal that makes a certain sound. The handle is easy to pull, for a 2 yr old anyway. He imitates the animal sounds. It uses batteries, so it sounds a lot better than the standard see n' say. The batteries have lasted long in it, 3AA.
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Dec 04, 2007 By Corey Geist "Corey"
I am not sure what is going on with this toy and the companies that are selling it through Amazon. This toy, made by Fisher-Price is a $10 item. You can get it from ToysRUs, Target, Walmart, etc. I don't know why it is selling for so much more ($80-$90 range). I have e-mailed the two companies selling this item, B&H Outlet and Wizard Entertainment to find out why it is so expensive. I am still awaiting a reply. I would hate for someone to pay so much for such a simple toy; although, I would like to think no one would.
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May 31, 2008 By Laser3d
Was looking for the same toy I grew up with but this one was half in size and not loud at all. Hearing the sounds are a big problem. Did not hold the childs attention well at all. Very disappointing. F-P could have made this one better - potentially taking safety too far and overiding the performance factor.
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We bought this for my daughter after remembering how much we liked it when we were kids! But it's not the same... instead of pulling a string, there's a lever that is too hard for my daughter to pull. And the sound is terrible! It's muffled, loud, and they talk too fast for her to say it with them. Thumbs down from me.
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On March 27, the European Space Agency announced that its Rosetta spacecraft has taken its first pictures of its destination since being activated from deep-space hibernation on Jan. 20.
The two images of Comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko were taken on March 20 and 21 by the Optical, Spectroscopic, and Infrared Remote Imaging System (OSIRIS) cameras. These cameras, a wide-angle camera for longer range images and a narrow-angle camera for covering a smaller field at high resolution, were developed under the leadership of the Max Planck Institute in Göttingen, Germany.
The Rosetta probe also carries 10 other scientific instruments to help it provide information about the atmosphere, geology, gravity, internal structure, mass, plasma environment, and shape of the comet.
Rosetta was launched on March 2, 2004 from Kourou, French Guiana, and has engaged in gravity assist passages of Earth from then until 2009. In June 2011, Rosetta was put into hibernation because it was too far from the Sun for solar panels to be effective, and no other power source was included in the design. The spacecraft is now close enough for the systems to begin to be switched back on, which will be done over the next six weeks.
"Finally seeing our target after a 10 year journey through space is an incredible feeling," says OSIRIS Principal Investigator Holger Sierks from the Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research in Germany. "These first images taken from such a huge distance show us that OSIRIS is ready for the upcoming adventure."
"This is a great start to our instrument commissioning period and we are looking forward to having all 11 instruments plus lander Philae back online and ready for arriving at the comet in just a few month's time," says Matt Taylor, ESA's Rosetta project scientist.
The plan forward is to burn thrusters on May 21 and on eight subsequent occasions to put Rosetta into orbit of Comet 67P in the first week of August. These maneuvers will slow the spacecraft from 800 m/s to 1 m/s relative to the comet.
Rosetta is currently 655 million kilometers from Earth and about 3.8 million kilometers from Comet 67P, which is too far away to resolve with OSIRIS. The comet was observed by a series of 60–300 second exposures taken with the wide-angle and narrow-angle camera. Between May and August, the 4 kilometer-wide comet will gradually 'grow' in OSIRIS's field of view to well over 2000 pixels, which at a resolution of around 2 meters per pixel will allow the first surface features of Comet 67P to be resolved.
After Rosetta arrives in August, it will map the surface between August and November, at which point the Philae lander will be released. Due to the weak gravity of an object that is only 4 kilometers across, the lander will use harpoons and ice screws to attempt to attach itself to the comet.


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Dear All,
We are integrating FM with Plant Maintenance Module in SAP ECC 6.0 and we are using BCS.
1. Order Confirmation
PM order is created and is assigned to Funds center. the time confirmation is posted in Plant Maintenance using t-code IW41 for the PM Order and the system is deriving the funds center and the commitment item. but the budget check is not happening.
2. Order Settlement
When the order is settled to CO Object, system is deriving the funds centes and commitment item but the budget check is not happening.
Could you please assist me as to how we can do budget check for Order confirmation(IW41) and Order settlement (KO88).
Best regards
Abishay Solomon
If you want FM budget check to be performed during internal CO action (e.g. settlement), you have to activate integration of FM-CO. IMG - Public Sector Management - Funds Management Government - Actual and Commitment Update/Integration - Integration - Integration with Cost and Project Controlling.
Hi Eli,
I have activated FM-CO under IMG>Activate Integration Costs and Project Controlling.
But still it is not checking budget. but the FM Document is created.
Reactivate AVC ledger (FMAVCREINIT). Also, check the FM address of the document created, that is eligible for budget check.
Dear Eli,
What is the purpose of Budget Address and posting address and where do we configure the same. Your help is highly appreciated.
Thanks and regards
Abishay Solomon
Please, refer to this link:
When the labour is confirmed in IW41, it is creating the funds management document, but it is not consuming the budget.
Kindly advice and help.
Best regards
Abishay Solomon
What is the value type and the ledger of this FM document?
The value type is 95 and Ledger is 9C. Where do we configure 9C ledger (Funds Management Controlling Ledger). I have only 2 ledger available in SAP in configuration step "Maintain Customer-Specific Ledger for Availability Check".
9H FM PB Availability Control FMUP FM PB Commitment/Actual Data FMBP FM Payment budget (PB)
9I FM CB Availability Control FMUC FM CB Commitment/Actual Data FMBC FM Commitment budget (CB)
I can create a new ledger called 9C as it is reserved by SAP.
Please advice and help.
Best regards
Abishay Solomon
Edited by: Abishay Solomon on Jun 6, 2010 10:36 AM
95 value type is a statistical value and does not consume the budget in standard configuration. If you want to change it, you have to implement the solution mentioned in note 491261.
The note - 491261 is applicable for older release, we are on 604 release.
Please advice.
Abishay Solomon
It does not matter; the note is informative and shows how the statistical 95 value type could be converted to the real one. For the FM entry in question, what is the STATS field value in FMIFIIT table?
Ok, The FM entry in question is posted to ledger 9C and Value type 95. and i'm not able to see this entry in the table FMIFIIT in order to check the STATS field value?
what to do?
Abishay Solomon
It should be there... Where are you looking at (what table), when you see the entry?
I am checking in table FMIFIIT - FI Line Item Table in Funds Management, the entry is not there. In the selection parameter, i am entering the FM area and the Ledger as "9C" and there are no entries found.
Please advice
Abishay Solomon
Well, if there is an FM document, then it should be in FMIFIIT (commitments are in FMIOI).
But where do you see this entry, then? In the report? Then, show the 'Statistical indicator' in the layout...
FM Documents and being created but is not appearing in table FMIFIIT table for Value Type 95 and ledger 9C (Internal Labour Confirmation). for Material issued from stores which uses Value type 66 and ledger 9A is availabe in table FMIFITT and the field STATS is blank. even for this the budget is not consumed.
I see the FM Entry from the accounting document which is being posted for the internal labour.
What layout are u referring too.
I'm afraid we are not advancing... The situation you are describing does not look logical to me and I believe, there must be some sort of confusion here. Since I have no chance to look at your system, I'd suggest you to open OSS message.
I agree, I have already raised an a OSS message.
Thank you.
Abishay Solomon
Edited by: Abishay Solomon on Jun 7, 2010 9:30 PM
Edited by: Abishay Solomon on Jun 7, 2010 9:30 PM
Hi, Abishay!
Kindly let me know - have you solved your issue with FM AVC for Order Settlement KO88?
I'm facing the same problem now. Would like to have a suitable solution.
Oleg Tolstashov


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By Roman Strobl on XI 02, 2006
Look who's in Prague... it's Juggy! Check out his website, Juggy is the mascot of JUGs, the brother of Duke from the Java island. Bruno Souza is keeping Juggy in his bag, but sometimes Juggy can get out of the bag and meet JUG members from around the world. He met the CZJUG folks in pub Pod Loubim in Prague yesterday:
Juggy, Bruno, CZJUG guys and Geertjan
Look what Juggy did at this year's Java One - he told J-Naldo (the uknown Brazilian football player) to "meet people and practice kicks" for the T-shirt hurling contest and so he did. Wanna see James Gosling, Rich Green, Craig McClanahan and other celebrities being kicked into their faces? See J-Naldo practicing his kicks (more details about the video are here).


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The Davidson County Fire Marshal's Office has released the cause of two unrelated house fires.
Davidson County Deputy Fire Marshal Danny Ward said he has ruled a barbecue grill the cause of a mobile home fire that displaced a family of four Monday. Firefighters responded to the house at 119 St. Albans Lane, off of Holloway Church Road, at 4:50 p.m.
The fire caused major damage to the residence.
The resident, Ward said, was heating up a propane grill on his deck at the rear of the home when leaves and other material caught fire to the home. The roof, the deputy fire marshal said, was severely damaged. Southmont Volunteer Fire Department Deputy Chief Larry Morgan said a bedroom and bathroom received $30,000 in damage.
Davidson County Fire Marshal Brad Needham said the cause of a fire to a home at 2160 Sullivan Road was due to faulty heating equipment. Firefighters responded to the house at 8:07 p.m. Thursday.
Needham said there was some type of a mechanical failure with a kerosene-fueled furnace. He said he couldn't comment on the specifics of the mechanical failure.
Needham said the house was a total loss.
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UCLA's threesome of golfers completed the first round at the 36th U.S. Women's Amateur Publinks Monday at Neshanic Valley GC in New Jersey.
Lee Lopez, Ani Gulugian and Tiffany Lua finished their first rounds poised to make the top 64 for match play, which begins on Wednesday.
Lopez, who recorded four birdies and four pars in the first round, posted an even par 72 and was tied for 26th place. She played the par 5s in two-under par.
Gulugian recorded two birdies and three bogeys in a one-over par round of 73 that put her in a tie for 36th. She played the par 3s in one-under.
Lua, who eight days ago played for the U.S. in the Curtis Cup in Scotland, managed a 74 (+2) on a card that featured one birdie and three bogeys. She is playing in her eighth USWAPL after reaching the semifinals in 2008 and 2011.
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Kendall Jones might be the most hated college cheerleader at Texas Tech University after posting photos of big game she has killed; all the while smiling that cheesy smile animal advocates and thousands of other people find both annoying and disturbing.
But now there's more as Lubbockonline.com. reports a Twitter account alleged to be from Virginia democrat Mike Dickinson recently tweeting the following:
"I have 100k to anyone who has nude photos or videos of #kendalljones at Texas tech. She deserves to be a target."
Last week Facebook removed the photos of dead game animals Jones had posted on her Facebook stating the pictures violated their Terms of Service:
"We remove reported content that promotes poaching of endangered species, the sale of animals for organized fight or content that includes extreme acts of abuse."
A firestorm of criticism erupted when the photos appeared, and over 20,000 posts and 130,000 people signed an online petition asking Facebook to remove the objectionable photographs audiences stated depicted and promoted animal cruelty. Although the photos were removed, Jones put them back up after appearing on a Fox News Channel "Fox and Friends" interview.
Facebook declined to comment why the montage has been permitted on Facebook again.
Meanwhile Dickinson, who is seeking a House seat and is running against Republican Representative Eric Cantor doesn't seem to have much respect for the State of Texas coming out with tweets such as:
"Texas has some decent parts. But it's a state hijacked by morons not to mention the fracking going on."
"I don't care if they boo hoo. I keep it going. Outrage fuels my fire."
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College Hockey:At A Cost: CC Tops Denver, But May Lose Stuart
DENVER — Colorado College is one game away from winning its WCHA first-round series with Denver, but it might have to try to clinch the series without defenseman Mark Stuart.
Stuart fell to the Magness Arena ice holding his right knee after he was hit away from the play by Denver forward Jeff Drummond with 17.2 seconds left. He left the ice with help from teammates, and he placed no weight on his right leg.
After CC finished off its come-from-behind 4-3 victory to take a 1-0 lead in the best-of-three series, CC coach Scott Owens called Drummond's hit a "dangerous play," and CC captain Colin Stuart, Mark's older brother, called Drummond's play a "blatant cheap shot and there's no need for it."
DU coach George Gwozdecky said he didn't see the play. Two messages were sent into the closed DU locker room to request to speak with Drummond, but Drummond did not come out.
Owens and Colin Stuart said Drummond used his stick to hit Mark Stuart behind the knee. Denver's game film does not show the hit, which occurred away from the play, WCHA supervisor of officials Greg Shepherd said.
Referee Derek Shepherd called an interference penalty on the play.
"He said he saw the guy go down," Greg Shepherd said. "He didn't think it was a spear or a shot behind the leg. He thought they collided and the DU guy was behind him."
Owens said he didn't know if Mark Stuart would play in Saturday's Game 2, also at Magness Arena. Trainer Richard Quincy declined to comment, citing that he won't disclose injury information during the playoffs. Stuart is an alternate captain and one of the team's leaders in ice time.
Said Colin Stuart: "He's good. A little banged up on the play. He'll be fine." Asked if "fine" meant in his spirits or his chances to play, he said, "I'd say both."
From CC's end, the play put a damper on an impressive victory — one that snapped DU's national-best unbeaten streak at nine games (7-0-2).
The Tigers (19-15-3) had been 1-12-1 when they trailed after two periods. Friday, they got goals from Andrew Canzanello, Trevor Frischmon and Aaron Slattengren within 4 minutes, 26 seconds to take a 4-2 lead.
"Pretty gutsy third period," center Marty Sertich said.
CC stressed all week to create traffic in front of goalie Adam Berkhoel, who stopped 56 of 59 CC shots last week. All three third-period goals benefited from such a strategy. Canzanello scored through a screen, Frischmon on a tip and Slattengren on a rebound.
"We played real hard for 60 minutes," Colin Stuart said. "We obviously had a great third period and got the job done. Half of it's done, anyways.
CC has 0-5 all-time WCHA first-round series record on the road under the best-of-three format.
Mark Fitzhenry covers college hockey for The Gazette of Colorado Springs, Colo.
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As this is written by True Traveller Insurance, this won't contain information on where to find the best cheap hotel or the best meal in town, we'll leave that to Lonely Planet! What we will do though is share some tips with you we're picked up on our travels, and also some lessons some of our clients have learned when they've been travelling, and had to claim!
Travel Insurance obviously is an item when you're travelling that no-one really wants to buy, but put into perspective, generally it costs you less than a cup of coffee a day. But if you lose all your belongings, become ill or have an accident, no one is going to offer you any financial assistance whatsoever aside from your travel insurance or your friends and family.
What to do before you leave
1. Go to the dentist.
No one ever wants to go to the dentist, but if you're away for more than a few weeks, you probably won't want to see a dentist in a far flung area of the world. You'd be wishing you'd just gone to see your dentist before you left!
2. Scan your Passport Information page and your birth Certificate and e-mail it to yourself.
If you do lose your passport abroad, getting the local Embassy to issue you with an Emergency Travel Document (ETD) is made an awful lot easier if you can print out copies of your documentation for them! Note for British Passport holders, you only get an ETD which is very restrictive on what it allows you to do, and is not the same thing as a new full British Passport. Getting a full new British Passport when you're abroad takes many weeks to process, so, if you're going through lots of different countries on your journey you may want to consider getting a second passport before you leave and get a family member to FedEx it to you should your original passport be lost or stolen.
3. Get a Pre-Paid currency card.
Getting one of these is very useful, as usually you get free withdrawals from cash machines throughout the world, rather than the 2% or more your bank will probably charge you. You can do all the transfers to it from the internet, and usually you get a secondary card just in case you lose your first one!
4. Make a note of important telephone numbers!
If you do lose your money and cards, you have to phone up all the card issuers to cancel your cards before you get scammed by the thieves. Remember you're usually responsible for losses before you inform the financial institutions that your cards have gone, and it will save you an enormous amount of time if you have all the numbers you have to call tucked in an e-mail you sent yourself before you left home!
5. Get your Travel Insurance now.
Your travel insurance covers you for cancellation from the time you've bought it, and everything else comes into effect on the day you want your cover to start. So if you have an accident before your trip and you have to postpone it or even cancel, your insurance should pay out all those cancellation charges your travel agent will no doubt charge you.
You can get True Traveller Insurance once you're already travelling, but we're one of the very few who allows you to do this. Most travel policies are only available for you to buy before you start travelling.
Check your insurance will cover the activities you're going to be doing on your trip. If you're going to be doing some manual work like farming for example, most standard policies won't cover that. So, check the small print!
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6. Don't take anything of value
Pretty obvious really, but thieves won't steal anything if they can't get any money for it! If you do take your laptop with you and a very expensive camera, when you're on the road really keep a very close eye on it, and be especially circumspect when getting on an off busses and trains, as that's then the thieves strike!
7. Wear a money belt
When you're travelling, put your passport, cash and cards in your money belt. No one will be able to steal them without you knowing.
8. Don't carry a lot of cash
There is no point in carrying more than $200 or so of cash at any one time. Just use your card and get more cash out of a cash machine.
9. Use the hotel safe
If there's no safe in your room, there will be one in reception. Use it, and put your cash, cards and passport inside it, and your camera and laptop as well if you're not using them. Then just go out in the day with a small amount of cash and one credit card.
10. Don't put anything of value in your main rucksack
Use a day sack for your camera, laptop etc., and wear it on your front when travelling with your main rucksack.
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11. Buy a Mosquito Net
If you're in a malaria zone, use mosquito spray (buy it locally) but most important of all, use a mosquito net when sleeping. It's a good idea to buy one before you travel from Amazon, as more often than not, mosquito nets in hostels have seen better days. Malaria is rarely fatal, but no drug is 100% effective against all the different strains. Prevention is better than cure!
12. Food and Drink
Always buy water from regular stores and check the seal! Buying bottled water off the street can leave you feeling very ill, as sometimes it's just re-sealed by enterprising children looking to boost their income! Apart from fancy hotels and restaurants, avoid ice in drinks as well. Remember refrigeration overseas isn't up to our standards, so rather than eat meat which may be spoiled, go vegetarian for a few days!
13. Take a mini Medical Kit with you
You can buy these on the web in handy small bags, and they have plasters, antiseptic wipes, Paracetamol and bandages in them. If you do have a mishap, you'll be pleased you bought it! And, if you do use something from it, don't forget to replace it when you get the opportunity!
14. Don't do anything you wouldn't do at home
Sounds strange, but when we go away we suddenly think we're invincible! It may be due to the euphoria of travelling, maybe a few too many beers or peer pressure. Sure, if you go to Queenstown you'll have a go at Bungee Jumping, but don't jump into a river from a great height thinking it'll be fun when you're in Vietnam. The water may only be a few inches deep!
15. Avoid motorised Scooters
OK, you can't avoid them totally, but the accident levels in Asia and South America are eye-wateringly high. Our travel insurance covers you if you ride a motorcycle up to 125cc and you wear a crash helmet, but do be careful, and be especially careful of motorcycle taxis. If you ride a motorcycle at home, you probably already know that if you fall off, you're always the loser.
16. If you're ill, go to a Doctor
If you've been ill for a few days, go to a Doctor. It's better to do this than not go and then get admitted to hospital a week later. Ask your hotel/hostel for the name of a local Doctor or go to a medical clinic. True Traveller Insurance will pay for the costs if you have your insurance with us, as to be honest it's cheaper to pay $200 for your Doctor, than maybe $2000 or more to a hospital a week later
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College Hockey:D-III picks: March 6 (Roman Uschak)
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Wentworth at Babson
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St. John's (Minn.) at Wisconsin-Eau Claire
The Johnnies won their last six games and earned their first MIAC crown since 2005. They also lost to the Blugolds, 5-1, on Jan. 4 in Eau Claire after falling behind by three goals, and will be back in Wisconsin on Wednesday. Wisconsin-Eau Claire 4-2
Mass-Dartmouth at Bowdoin
The visiting Corsairs are on an eight-game unbeaten tear, including the MASCAC title, but also played to seven ties this season. The host Polar Bears were 12-2-1 at home this year and won the NESCAC, and also led their conference with 76 total goals. Bowdoin 4-3
Quarterfinal Round – Saturday, March 9 (Campus sites)
Babson at Norwich
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Oswego State at Adrian
Both teams are coming off conference championships. The host Bulldogs went 14-1-1 at home this year, and were 4-0 in one-goal games in claiming the MCHA. Oswego won the SUNYAC and went 9-2 overall in road contests, and have also been to three straight Frozen Fours. Oswego 4-3
Wisconsin-Eau Claire at St. Norbert
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Bowdoin at Utica
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The brand just last year appointed Alasdhair Willis, husband of Stella McCartney, as the brand's creative director and former Burberry executive Niall Sloan as global design director.
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Start from an identity permutation P=[1,2,3,4,5], each step choose two random integers k and l in [1,5]. Then swap P[k] and P[l]. Stop the process until P again becomes identity. Observe that the expected number of steps is 120. I can not prove it theoretically. Please guide me.
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Choosing two values randomly and swapping them creates a doubly stochastic Markov chain on the space $\cal S$ of all permutations. The unique invariant probability distribution is uniform on this space, and (by Markov chain theory) the expected number of steps to return to the original position is the reciprocal of the mass at that state: i.e., $\mathbb{E}_e(T_e)=1/\pi(e)=|{\cal S}|=120$.
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Update, 11:10 p.m. EDT: Tropical Storm Lowell has slowed down but strengthened slightly, with winds now near 60 miles per hour. The eye of the storm is located 250 miles southwest of the southern tip of Baja California.
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(September 8, 2 p.m. EDT) -- Tropical Storm Lowell in the Pacific Ocean is the 12th named storm for the region this year. Currently, Lowell is moving at nine miles per hour and wind speeds are at a somewhat tame 50 m.p.h. Lowell is located about 280 miles directly south of the Baja Peninsula, where the closest cruise port, Cabo San Lucas, lies right at the tip.
One cruise itinerary has already been affected by Tropical Storm Lowell. Carnival Elation, which departed from San Diego on September 6, will now sail a revised itinerary. The ship will be at sea on both Monday and Tuesday, instead of calling in Cabo San Lucas on Tuesday. On Wednesday the ship will be in Ensenada as planned. At this point, the only other ship scheduled to be in Cabo San Lucas over the next few days is Royal Caribbean's Vision of the Seas, which is set to stop there on Tuesday. No changes have been made to that itinerary as of yet.
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Gale, Eddie, trumpeter, composer, educator; b. Brooklyn, NY, 15 August 1941. Gale's musical career began in Brooklyn, NY where at an early age he listened to gospel and blues and marched in parades playing bugle for his local Boy Scout troop. His serious jazz education started with trumpet legend Kenny Dorham who introduced him to the after hour jam sessions and wood-shedding where he had the opportunity to sit in with many jazz masters like Cedar Walton, Wilbur Ware, Art Taylor, Art Blakely, Max Roach, Jackie McLean, Illinois Jacquet, Sonny Stitt, Cecil Payne, Scoby Stroman, Wynton Kelly, and Randy Weston, to name a few. Eddie quickly absorbed the lessons of the masters and his trumpet heroes; Louis Armstrong, Roy Eldridge, Clifford Brown, Kenny Dorham, Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, Clark Terry, Art Farmer, Webster Young and Booker Little, and developed a fondness for Harry James, Donald Byrd, Lee Morgan, Blue Mitchell, Freddie Hubbard, Chet Baker and Bill Hardman.
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In 1968 legendary producer Francis Wolff heard Eddie and signed him to Blue Note Records. Eddie"s signature use of the vocal ensemble in a jazz context continues to be an important part of his music today. In the early 1970"s Eddie moved to California where he became an artist-in-residence at Stanford University. He then moved to San Jose where he began a Liberal Arts program with an emphasis on music at San Jose State University and received the honorary title San Jose's Ambassador of Jazz.
Currently, Eddie is Artist in Residence at San Jose State University. He continues to perform and record. His appearance at the Brooklyn Jazz Festival marks his first time back in Brooklyn since the 1970"s.
Eddie and his trumpet appeared in PC Magazines for an Epson 720dpi printer advertisement (over 1 million sold, 1994).
Eddie Gale"s Ghetto Music (1968); Black Rhythm Happening with Elvin Jones (1969); Ghetto Summertime (1969); Live in San Jose (1987); Quiet Times and Inner Peace (1989); Live at the Knitting Factory (1990); Rapping for Peace (1996); African Sunshine (1976); A Minute with Miles (1993); Quiet Times Inner Peace Orchestra (1995); Water Cave Blue (1997); In Love Again (2003); Compilations: A Tribute to Sun Ra (1994), Rare Grooves (1997)
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High Tech Emergency video (Professor Video, received a Tino Award, 1984); Through Unseen Places, an award winning video (poetry by Tony Gomez, music by Eddie Gale)
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San Francisco Jazz Festival"s First TV commercial (acting, 1995)
Eddie Gale"s Ghetto Music was featured on the weekly Like It Is Show, on ABC Television, New York (1968)
Gale"s music was used in the short film Designer"s Approach by New York filmmaker Malcolm Whitman (late "60s)
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