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Features: Likit Treat Bars come in apple, carrot, banana and mint flavours, and contain 80 per cent glucose, which is known to stimulate saliva production – ideal for use before training to 'soften' the mouth. Shaped like a chocolate bar with segments to break off, the treats come in a handy resealable pack which fits in your pocket.Although not organic, Likit Treat Bars are non GM and vegetarian and don't contain any FEI banned substances or animal products. UK-sourced materials are used where possible. The maximum daily quantity is half a Likit Treat Bar (45g).Size: 90gStockists: 01303 872277 or www.likit.co.uk
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Cheap to buy & nice as my pony loves Likit but lives out which makes it hard for her to have a standard likit, these break into little squares (a bit like a chocolate bar!) so they're nice to give as a treat on the yard
(Written by: KatieReed23)
16 December 2009 14:24
good little treats, love the easy to store shape. they where quite hard to break of but when horses took chunks off it was okay. and i quite liek the tyaste of them too!
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21 June 2009 18:24
My horses didnt like them!
Sharon Richards
All my horses, love the ordinary likits, but not one out of my three would eat these - sorry x
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01 February 2009 22:23
These were handy but hard to snap .. but muffin loved these
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26 January 2009 10:38
Likit Bars
Both my horses loved these! And they are a good value for money, however they are quite hard 2 snap into the individual pieces. =]
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03 January 2009 19:53
I gave this to robs and he turned his nose up at it....wasnt impressed tbh because it happened with philly as well...i would rather feed carrots tbh.
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20 December 2008 13:02
Jenny Hooper
Put my comment in the wrong one. They are good as my pony will not eat normal likits but likes theses.
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01 October 2008 11:21
sugar sugar and more sugar!!!
im not a fan of the likit edible products, i love the principle of a chocolate bar 4 horses, but its just sugar, i dont need to give my horse another excuse to spook at everything!!I love the likits on a string things, but i use turnips instead of likits, much healthier and more difficult for the horse to eat!!
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03 August 2008 10:39
I got one of these for my old pony, who ate anything... BUT, not this... I thought they would be a good treat and I like normal likits, but these just melted - even though it was only autumn, and he didnt like it and just spat it out!
(Written by: Emily_Mary)
25 June 2008 16:23
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RE: Likit Treat Bars
my horse loves normal likit's often i have to take them off him as he will go through 1 in second even in the holders. so i baught him 1 of these. i didnt think much of it when i tried to break it it just crumbled n he ended up havin to try get it out of the packet! sorry likit i wont b buying 1 again! x x
02 August 2010 16:13
my pony appsolutly loves these. she would eat a normal likit in ten secounds so these mean i can try and stop her eating then all i one go!
16 October 2008 18:21
Jenny LH
My pony won't eat the normal likits but will eat these, they are good but don't last very long
01 October 2008 11:18
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I'm not someone who complains on Facebook when illness strikes, looking for sympathy and covered casseroles.
So, lucky you, I'm going to do it here. And you don't even have to sympathetically comment, which most of you don't anyway. But I know you're reading this. At least, I assume you're reading this, except for that guy in Germany who came here looking for something other than the Double You D (Squared) writer's blog by Googling the words "Double D housewives." Seriously. My sitemeter says that happened. And I don't think my sitemeter messes with me. Even when I'm sick.
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I know you hate when people say, "I never get sick." I hate it, too. But, really, I never get sick. Although, in my case, "never" means "rarely." I rarely get sick. I thought my days of a compromised immune system were over, since I no longer have kids at home to gift me with whatever form of acute flesh-eating eboladysenteryplagueflu they picked up at school from other kids whose parents knew they should've kept them at home but didn't.
Anyway, I'm currently sipping water and eating crackers and reminding myself to be very happy that I'm a work-at-home writer. I had to turn in my column this morning and I have a new assignment to get to, but I'm able to do all this from the comfort of my home, which, luckily, has four bathrooms.
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Mid-level misery to follow for the Heat?
One area I did not get the chance to address in Sunday's NBA column on the negotiations over the collective-bargaining agreement is the mid-level exception.
While it was not a factor for the Heat this summer — since a team either can utilize cap space or cap exceptions in one fiscal year, but not both — it is an element that could be negotiated out of the next CBA.
For the Heat, such a scenario would be a double-edged sword.
Without a mid-level in the next CBA, it would leave the Heat without a key means to update a top-heavy roster.
On the other hand, it also would reduce the outside pressure from other teams on players such as Eddie House, Zydrunas Ilgauskas and James Jones, who each hold a player option for 2011-12.
Without the right to utilize a mid-level, which would be worth about $6 million next summer, it would leave the Heat relatively stagnant.
Of course, there are worse NBA fates than being stagnant with LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh.
Plus, as the Heat showed this offseason, attracting free agents at below-market prices is a heck of a lot easier when James, Wade and Bosh are in place.
The mid-level, of course, would be helpful for the Heat next summer, but, somehow, we figure Pat Riley will find a way to otherwise survive.


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McDonald's, under pressure on many front with breakfast sales, is hoping that free morning coffee will stem the tide of declining sales. For the next two weeks, the fast food giant will offer a free small McCafe coffee at all US restaurants, during breakfast hours from March 31st until April 13th.
With Taco Bell introducing its new breakfast menu, Starbucks offering free coffee with the purchase of any of its new breakfast sandwiches, and Dunkin Donuts posting sales gains, while opening hundreds of new shops, McDonald's experienced declining breakfast sales for the past four months.
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A funny, provocative and emotionally compelling study of a family rock and what lies under it, Lydia R. Diamond's Stick Fly is engaging and entertaining theater. But this is, without doubt, what must be described as a "statement" piece, for barely a moment passes without a spoken or silent reference to race, class, gender or the meaning of family. There are therapist-worthy monologues, there are poignant and pointed anecdotes, there are archetypes offered and then busted, myths confirmed and then exploded. Indeed, Diamond has something to say about just about everything in the educated communal consciousness, including the stickfly — a method of entomological research. It would be overwhelming were it not for her equally strong sense of humor, storytelling prowess and an ability to drill her characters down to the point of raw emotional honesty.
The balance Diamond does not get right here, however, is her estimation of her audience. Although she expects us to be capable of keeping up with her fast and furious wit, the clever subtleties and ambiguities drawn into her characters, the complexities in the way in which they relate, she simultaneously writes like we eat at Appleby's.
Diamond gives us a very wealthy and educated black family gathering for a weekend at their Martha's Vineyard vacation home — and acts like this is the first we've heard of, let alone might know, work with or (gasp) even be friends with someone of this demographic. It is a disservice to an audience which she otherwise seems to greatly respect.
Most of her efforts to "educate" us are grafted onto the character of family patriarch Dr. LeVay, who is called upon to deliver professorial-style anecdotes and references to the point of absurdity. How many overt cues does Diamond think we need to get that this man is educated, wealthy and worldly? Why not gives us a little credit and leave it to the carefully framed and detailed set to give us the necessary socio-economic cues? (And if these flourishes from LeVay are meant to convey his insecurity, it is bungled). Wendell W. Wright does his best with these awkward moments but only when the weekend truly gets underway can we enjoy his wonderfully realized Dr. LeVay in all his unreconstructed anger and loneliness.
Joining their dad for the weekend are his two grown sons, Flip, a plastic surgeon, and the younger Kent, a lawyer turned writer. Both men also bring their love interests: Kent his fiancée Taylor and Flip his current girlfriend Kimber. Neither woman has met Dr. LeVay before and we begin to learn the family dynamic as the boys prepare and lay the groundwork for the introductions. We also meet Cheryl, daughter of the longtime family housekeeper, who has stepped in while her mother is unwell. Tensions rise and events begin to unfold as the younger people meet, interact, and everyone tries to navigate the mercurial Dr. LeVay.
Although Director Kenny Leon could have tightened up some moments here, there is so much talent in this ensemble it is hard to care when the occasional scene falters. In the role of the irrepressible Taylor, Nikkole Salter beautifully captures the anger, angst and bravery of a woman who calls it, unadorned, like she sees it. Taylor is trying to make her point about racism, but there is a vital subtext on sexism here too, which Diamond could have continued to explore.
Taylor's fiancé Kent is played by Jason Dirden and although Kent eschews the polish of his station in life, Dirden doesn't quite convince that it is nevertheless there – if distained. But Dirden's low-key expressiveness overcomes this problem and he delivers a very believable, nuanced man. It is not easy to set a character up as the "good" guy without creating something wooden — but Diamond writes him with humor and subtlety and Dirden pulls it off. The elder more established Flip is played with brittle accuracy by Billy Eugene Jones with eyes that speak volumes. He does much with this rarified, demanding man, but Diamond fails to write him with consistency. There's much more to show about a man who binds up blindly to his father and his father's mores; the insecurity, the fragility, the certainty.
As Kimber, Rosie Benton is fully engaged if occasionally forced. An excellent foil, Kimber comes with a detailed narrative and enough verve to be enjoyably mocked, but she is never truly explored. She makes a strange match with Flip and indeed their scenes of sensual affection show little chemistry. There is, of course, plenty of chat about why Flip is with a white woman, but a more burning question is why this particular white woman?
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Every part of the world seems to be peculiar in its own way, but China stands in a league of its own. We know. We've written about the strange happenings in that country for a long time, and just when we think things couldn't get any crazier — they do. From strange grocery products at the local WalMart to scary face wraps and stories of citizens losing their minds, we're constantly surprised by the stuff that goes on there.
In case you missed one of these incredible moments, we decided to compile 26 of our favorite. (To be clear, "favorite" is a VERY loose term.) So check out these weird things in China, let us know what you think about them in the comments below, and be thankful for your (hopefully) peaceful, and mundane life.
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U.S. should develop an alternative to ethanol as fuel
The Associated Press series on ethanol was published in the Republican-American this month. I think it's time to think about other fuel alternatives, especially when there is so much want in the world. Why waste all that corn for fuel when you can feed millions of people who need it so badly?


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Another Example of "Pave paradise and put up a Walmart parking lot":
One of the world's rarest forests, a section of Miami-Dade County's last intact tracts of endangered pine rockland, is getting a new resident: a Walmart.
About 88 acres of rockland, a globally imperiled habitat containing a menagerie of plants, animals and insects found no place else, was sold this month by the University of Miami to a Palm Beach County developer. To secure permission for the 158,000-square-foot box store, plus an LA Fitness center, Chik-fil-A and Chili's restaurants and about 900 apartments, the university and the developer, Ram, agreed to set aside 40 acres for a preserve.
Area scientists and nature lovers are protesting the decision:
"You wonder how things end up being endangered? This is how. This is bad policy and bad enforcement. And shame on UM," said attorney Dennis Olle, a board member of Tropical Audubon and the North American Butterfly Association, who wrote to Florida's lead federal wildlife agent Friday demanding an investigation.
The university said in a statement that it is committed to protecting the forests — only about 2,900 acres of rockland are left outside Everglades National Park — and helped execute plans for the preserve, but would not respond to questions.
We ask that you all reconsider destroying precious endangered pine rockland, home of many plants, animals and insects found no place else, all for the development of businesses and housing. There is a price on the development, projections of future income, economic and job benefits, all finite figures. However, the land where you want to develop is Priceless and irreplaceable. You can always locate elsewhere. You cannot relocate the rare ecosystem, Nature, wildlife that are part of this wonderful beautiful part of our planet Earth.
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With a production run of only 2,000 vehicles, Dodge dealerships snatched up the entire inventory as the new Dodge Challenger R/T Shaker models with their functional throwback "Shaker" hoods start making their way to Dodge dealers across the country. After it was initially introduced at the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) show in Las Vegas in November, Dodge dealers ordered the entire production run for the 2014 Dodge Challenger R/T Shaker in just four days. Dodge received 2,000 dealer orders from January 7 through January 10 after orders were opened. Today, these high-performance automobiles are being transported to dealer destinations.
"Based on this strong initial demand, it's clear that our customers are excited about the return of the legendary Shaker model, which was engineered for enthusiasts who asked for even more attitude and a dose of muscle car heritage," said Tim Kuniskis, President and CEO of the Dodge Brand, in a statement released today. "The 5.7-liter HEMI® V-8 engine with the unique hood and intake design makes this performance car an instant classic – much like the original 1970 Challenger R/T with the Shaker hood."
The new 2014 Dodge Challenger R/T Shakers are shipping out of the Brampton (Ont.) Assembly Plant and starting to arrive at Dodge dealerships now. Pricing for this very well-equipped model starts at just $36,995 U.S. MSRP ($37,495 with the custom one-of-a-kind hood-to-tail stripes). The new Challenger R/T Shaker is available in Billet Silver Metallic, Bright White, Pitch Black, Plum Crazy, TorRed and vibrant Header Orange.
This Challenger will be in high demand but Dodge has only one Palm Springs area dealership which is Crystal Chrysler Dodge in the Cathedral City Auto Center.


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Hey kids, it's time once again to learn more about the fine art of photography (or actually how not to impose photography into your life? fashion? other people's faces?). Our go to gal for photography, Meggan Haller of Keyhole Photo, returns to give us advice on just that topic! Meggan and her husband Jeff provide documentary-style photography to a variety of industries and are some of our favorite people to boot. Want more? They just launched a completely redone website chock-a-block full of radical features. Check out their blog, look for a daily dose of awesome.
I'll admit, I've never photographed an unborn baby, but people seem to really like those gray, indecipherable sonogram photos. They show them to friends, co-workers, the people sitting next to them at the mall food court, the person behind them in line at the grocery store. In other words, people like to show them off.
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>Brookings Oregon News, Sports, & Weather | The Curry Coastal Pilot
"Measure twice, cut once."
It's a nice English proverb, but one that doesn't apply to me when doing construction work.
For me, it's more like "Measure two or three times, cut three or four times."
Another good saying that applies to me is "One step forward, two steps back."
That loud, angry "arrrrghhhh!" you heard ring out over Brookings-Harbor earlier this week. That was me.
I'm in the middle of rebuilding the back deck of our home. I'd been putting the job off for awhile, but when I let the dogs out to go potty the other morning and one dog stepped on the end of a loose deck board, launching the other dog into the neighbor's backyard, I knew it was time.
The entire support structure under the 14-foot by 18-foot deck is rotten and needs replacing. Fortunately, more than half of the 30 deck boards are in good shape.
Because of a limited budget, I'm using a lot of the leftover lumber from a previous fence-building project. Doing so saves money, but adds time: I have to remove all the old nails, screws and brackets before reusing it. Believe me, it's no fun running the circular saw blade into a buried nail.
Also, I learned that swapping a single extension cord between three power tools only slows things down. It was only toward the end of the week that I realized all that time I could have been using my three-headed extension cord. Duh!
However, I can take pride in the fact that with all the hammering I haven't hit my thumb, yet. I usually do that within the first 10 minutes of any project.
I can't say the same for my poor shins. For some reason I insisted on doing most of the labor wearing shorts, which I painfully learned doesn't provide any protection whatsoever to one of the most sensitive parts of my body. I even hit one of my shins with the hammer! Twice!
It's all Sports Editor Jef Hatch's fault. He invited me, along with a dozen of other people, to help replace the roof on his house. My successful endeavors there filled me with a sense of accomplishment that carried over to the deck project.
It's just a deck, right?
Silly me.
Once I pulled up all the deck boards and realized the extent of the wood rot, I suggested to my wife that we call the cement company and pay them to pour a concrete slab instead.
She didn't buy it. She likes the look and feel of the wood deck. Makes it seem more "beachy."
Fine, but this project is starting make me feel a little "beachy."
Then, adding insult to injury, I learned the price of each 18-foot-long deck board was about $25.
It became painfully clear that I was not going to finish the deck on time – at least not before my parents arrive for their annual summer visit next week.
Still, I will champion on with the materials I have, cutting, hammering, drilling, and injuring myself in various ways.
Hopefully I won't run out of bandages for my shins before the project is finished.
Which reminds me of a Greek proverb:
"He who suffers much will know much."
Well, I know this:
Next time, I'm going with the concrete slab.


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Frequent breaks from sedentary behaviour makes kids healthier
OTTAWA, Canada – November 20, 2013 – Canadian kids spend more than half their waking hours engaged in sedentary behaviour—watching television, playing video games or just sitting around. Studies involving adult populations suggest that breaks in sedentary time are associated with reduced global health risks. Today these findings have been replicated in a study involving children between the ages of 8 and 11
as published today in PLOS ONE
"We already know that sitting too much is bad for kids," says Travis Saunders, who earned his PhD at the University of Ottawa and is a researcher at the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO) Research Institute. "But now, for the first time, we have evidence that simply getting up more frequently is associated with better health in this age group."
Researchers looked at risk factors for type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease in children with a family history of obesity. They analyzed data taken from an existing QUALITY cohort study that included over 500 children living in Quebec. Using an accelerometer to gather data, the researchers studied all breaks in sedentary behaviour for these kids during a one week period.
Global health risk indicators were measured, including waist circumference, body mass index, fasting insulin, fasting glucose, triglycerides, HDL-cholesterol and C-reactive proteins. Time spent at the computer and playing video games as well as television viewing during the 7-day period was self-reported.
"Increased screen time poses a persistent health risk for kids as a rule," continued Saunders. "But what's also interesting in this study is that video-gaming was associated with higher risk scores for boys whereas television viewing was linked to higher risk scores for girls."
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Rishavy drives in two on a two-out double
NIU loses its 10th game of the season
Northern Illinoios without several of its key players
Huskies rally, but fall 10-5 and 7-2
Join Ed Mathey and Matt Scheerer for week 12 of the NIU baseball podcast
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Week nine of the NIU Baseball podcast
Week eight of the NIU Baseball Podcast, reviewing the sweep of the Akron series, highlights of the weekend and previewing the upcoming series with Central Michigan.
Head Coach Ed Mathey and Assistant Media Relations Director Matt Scheerer talk NIU baseball in the weekly podcast
2012: Made 10 appearances in relief ... Hurled 12 innings through March 20 before suffering a season-ending injury ... 0-2 with a 4.50 earned run average ... Fanned eight with seven walks ... Pitched two perfect innings with a strikeout against Winthrop at the Coca Cola Classic in Surprise, Ariz. (March 1) ... Notched first loss of the season in 4-3 loss to No. 11 Arizona State (March 2) ... Earned second loss next day against St. Mary's (Calif.) (March 3) ... Struckout two batters versus Texas Tech in 1.1 innings of work (Feb. 25) ... Pitched two innings at Austin Peay, fanning a season-high three batters (March 9) ... Made final appearance in home-opener versus UIC, hurling 0.2 innings (March 20).
2011: Made 23 appearances on the mound for the Huskies in relief duty ... Had a win-loss record of 3-1 with an earned run average of 7.71 ... Recorded 11 strikeouts and walks ... Made longest appearance of the year in first appearance of the season, 1.2 innings, versus BYU and recorded a strikeout and a walk (Feb. 26) ... Recorded first win with a 0.2 inning performance at Chicago State (April 13) ... Recorded lone Mid-American Conference win versus Toledo (April 24) ... Final win of the season occurred against Valparaiso (May 3) ... Only loss came at Central Michigan (April 29) ... Recorded a season-high two strikeouts in 1.1 innings pitched at Western Michigan (May 19).
2010: Notched his first hit as a Huskie at Arizona State (2/20)... Singled and scored coming off the bench at Cal Poly (3/9)... Tallied a base hit at the plate after making a short relief pitching appearance at UC Santa Barbara (3/11)...Was the only Huskie pitcher not to allow a run vs. Ohio (4/17)... Hurled an inning of relief at Ball State (5/15)... Turned in his best plate performance of the season, tallying two hits, two RBI, and a run, vs. Milwaukee (5/18).
High School: Named an all-state performer in the state of California in his sophomore year, helping Centennial High School to a conference championship with a .351 batting average and 19 RBI ... In his junior season, he hit .370 with four homeruns and 17 RBI ... As a freshman, he was named to the all-conference team. Personal: Born March 23, 1991 ... Son of Ray and Julie Etcheverry ... Brother Joe played on NIU baseball team 2008-11.
CAREER HIGHS ENTERING 2013:At-bats: 2 (two times) last versus Milwaukee (May 18, 2010)Hits: 2 versus Milwaukee (May 18, 2010)Walks: noneRBI: 2 versus Milwaukee (May 18, 2010)Innings: 3 at Arizona State (February 20, 2010)Pitch count: 48 at Arizona State (February 20, 2010)Strikeouts: 3 at Austin Peay (March 9, 2012)Walks: 2 (three times) last versus No. 18 St. John's (February 25, 2012)Runs: 6 at Arizona State (February 20, 2010)


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March 23–April 13, 2013
For his second exhibition at LOYAL, Adam Green presents 50 new drawings and 11 oil stick paintings. The show is titled Medieval Businessmen and was conceived on a rainy night in Manhattan before Adam left for his European tour.
Also on view at Loyal is Adam Green's film, The Wrong Ferarri,- a feature length "screwball tragedy" shot entirely on the iPhone and starring Macaulay Culkin, Alia Shawkat, Devendra Banhart, BP Fallon and Sky Ferreira of which Adam Green is writer, director, producer and star.
Of his multifaceted career Green, says: "You know how people are always looking for a unifying theory? I was looking for a unifying theory of artistic expression. I was trying to create some kind of fluidity within my music, art, writing. If you listen to my songs, you see they're kind of cartoonish. I try to make songs like my paintings. When creating my movie, I tried to create more of a song."
A New York native, Adam Green was just 17-years old when he recorded and released his first album as one-half of The Moldy Peaches, the acclaimed duo with Kimya Dawson. Since then, Adam has enjoyed a string of successful solo albums and is deep into the creation of his films and visual art. Adam Green & Binki Shapiro's debut eponymous album was released in January 2013. The bi-coastal friendship-turned-musical-partnership is one of tender duets, written by the pair in the wake of coincidentally simultaneous romantic disappointments.
Adam Green's first art exhibition was at LOYAL in Stockholm in 2005 when he exhibited a series of large scale black and white drawings entitled Animal Dreams while on tour for his then new album Gemstones. Other solo exhibitions include Teen Tech (2010), Cartoon and Complaint at Dustin Yellin's The Intercourse in Brooklyn, and Houseface at The Hole in New York (2012). Green formed an art collective 3MB with Macaulay Culkin and Toby Goodshank. Their first exhibit Leisure Inferno opened at Le Poisson Rouge Gallery in October 2012.
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Employment growth and decline by county, March 2007-2008
October 28, 2008
In March 2008, Orleans Parish, Louisiana, had the largest over-the-year percentage increase in employment among the largest counties in the U.S.
Orleans, which includes the city of New Orleans, experienced an over-the-year employment gain of 5.0 percent, compared with national job growth of 0.4 percent. Fort Bend, Texas, and Montgomery, Texas, tied for the next largest increase, 4.7 percent, followed by the counties of Williamson, Texas, and Douglas, Colorado, and Potter, Texas.
The largest percentage decline in employment was in Lee, Florida (-8.1 percent). Collier, Florida, had the next largest employment decline, followed by the counties of Genesee, Michigan, Saginaw, Michigan, and Marion, Florida.
The BLS Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages program produced these data, which are preliminary and subject to revision. Data presented here are for all workers covered by State and Federal unemployment insurance programs. The largest counties are those with employment levels of 75,000 or more. Find out more in "County Employment and Wages: First Quarter 2008", (PDF) (HTML) news release 08-1459.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Employment growth and decline by county, March 2007-2008 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2008/oct/wk4/art02.htm (visited June 29, 2016).
Recent editions of Spotlight on Statistics
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Healthcare occupations are a significant percentage of U.S. employment. Some of the largest and highest paying occupations are in healthcare. This Spotlight examines employment and wages for healthcare occupations.
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As the leading model of the whole country, Beijing should also construct a model culture. To accomplish this goal, four aspects should be noticed. First, the people must be conscious of the Beijing culture, her past, present and future. Secondly, the substantial, middle and superficial cultures should all be emphasized. The substantial need profound study by scholars. The superficial should be handed to the market. The middle culture need governments guide. Thirdly, the three key cultures should be administrated, that is, school culture especially college culture, local community culture and market culture. Finally, three gaps must be bridged, that is, the gaps between the elites and the masses, leaders and common people, and experts and laypeople.
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And here we thought we were done with him. Apparently not:
Former Rep. Barney Frank says it was the year-end standoff over the fiscal cliff that prompted him to seek an appointment to John Kerry's Senate seat and then to go public with hopes for his next career move.
Asked why he changed his mind, Frank told POLITICO that, during a House Democratic Caucus meeting on the heated fiscal cliff negotiations, he had a change of heart, as he confronted the details of the bill that Congress would pass.
"We've put off the sequester for a couple of months, and we will decide in a couple of months what to do about spending cuts," Frank said. "And the debt limit will come up. And there will be efforts to reduce Medicare and Social Security. … So it was when I sat there and learned what important decisions were going to be have to be made in February, March and April, I decided that I wanted the job."
Frank had previously said it would be "presumptuous" to comment on a job that hasn't been offered when asked whether he would want the interim Senate seat that will open up if Kerry is confirmed as secretary of state. But soon after, Frank revealed on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that he had told Bay State Gov. Deval Patrick he wanted the job.
"Previously, I was facing a situation in which the first few months of the year, as they often are, would not be very important in terms of legislation, and it would have been more ceremonial than substantive. I'm not a big ceremony guy," Frank told POLITICO in an interview Tuesday.
Frank goes on to say that he has ruled out running in the Special Election, which would take place if Massachusetts' current senior Senator, John F. Kerry, is confirmed as the next Secretary of State. Why should we trust his word, given how much he helped cause this entire mess and now he wants to "help the country?" Yeah, RIGHT. He'll help shove more crap down our throats…and I'll just leave it at that.
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Recent and archived news articles by David W. Dunlap of The New York Times.
A Proper Farewell, Finally, for a Victim of an Anti-Gay Rampage in New York
Thirty-six years after Vernon Kroening, music director of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, was killed outside the Ramrod bar in the West Village, friends remembered him as "all-embracing."
July 2, 2016, Saturday
1971 | Supreme Court Allows Publication of Pentagon Papers
A top-secret history of the Vietnam War led to a historic victory for freedom of the press — though The Times's publisher said it put him to sleep.
June 30, 2016, Thursday
Touches of Whimsy at World Trade Center's Liberty Park
The elevated park, which will be dedicated on Wednesday, will offer tiered teak seating, a "living wall" and an intimate perspective of the National September 11 Memorial.
June 28, 2016, Tuesday
Two Banner Headlines, but Only One Page 1
When there is more banner news than there is room at the top of Page 1, editors can use a "paddle wheel" headline. But they don't do it often.
June 24, 2016, Friday
1952 | 'Eisenhower,' a True Campaign Logo
The Times faced a quandary in 1952: a Republican presidential candidate named Eisenhower and no possibility of calling him "Ike."
June 23, 2016, Thursday
An Amphitheater. A Laptop Bar. It's a New York Library Like No Other.
Eight years after the Donnell Library Center in Manhattan closed, its long-awaited replacement, the 53rd Street Library, is opening.
June 21, 2016, Tuesday
An 'Interim Destination' for Remembering 9/11 Will Get a Bigger Space
The center once thought of as an interim museum of remembrance at the World Trade Center site in Lower Manhattan, is moving to a bigger space that is set to open next spring.
June 21, 2016, Tuesday
New York's Own Anti-Gay Massacre, Now Barely Remembered
A former transit police officer rampaged through Greenwich Village in 1980, killing two men and wounding six in a spasm of violence that fewer and fewer people now recall.
June 16, 2016, Thursday
1948-2016 | A Times Art Treasure Comes to an Omaha Library
A mural of Earth — or at least its Western portion — hung in The Times's lobby for more than 40 years. Now it's getting a new life in a Nebraska library.
June 16, 2016, Thursday
New York Serbian Church Gutted by Fire Won't Be Demolished, for Now
Despite reports that the city had ordered the ruins to be taken down, the Buildings Department said the investigation of the structure, which has landmark status, was not finished.
June 15, 2016, Wednesday
Portraits of Grief
Explore the "Portraits of Grief" archive — more than 2,500 impressionistic sketches of the lives lost in the Sept. 11 attacks. With videos by Matthew Orr of six families 10 years later.
Before and After Bloomberg
New York City experienced a major transformation during Michael R. Bloomberg's three terms as mayor.
Conserving a General and His Horse
The reporter David W. Dunlap visits the monument of Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman, a decorated Civil War hero, at the southeast corner of Central Park.
Transit System as Museum Audio Slide Show
David Dunlap discusses the Metropolitan Transit Authority's Arts for Transit program.
Audio: Jane Jacobs's Legacy Audio Slide Show
David W. Dunlap, of The Times, discusses Jane Jacobs's influence on New York.
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David Dunlap, a real estate reporter for The Times, discusses Federal houses located in downtown Manhattan.
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Solomon Grundy is Ready for His Close-Up
Yesterday, we announced Injustice: Gods Among Us, the upcoming DC Comics fighting game from the makers of the award-winning Mortal Kombat franchise. Injustice is going to be making the rounds at E3 next week, so DC thought it would be fun to count down the days to E3 with exclusive Injustice artwork.
Today, we have a closer look at Solomon Grundy, who appears to be a bit tied up with Wonder Woman.
We also have a second piece of exclusive art courtesy of the Injustice Facebook page featuring the Flash & Batman.
Injustice: Gods Among Us is a bold new fighting game franchise featuring a large cast of favorite DC Comics icons such as Superman, Batman, the Flash, Solomon Grundy, Wonder Woman, Harley Quinn and many others, and set in a world where the lines between good & evil are blurred. The game is being developed by NetherRealm Studios & is scheduled for release in 2013 for the Xbox 360® video game & entertainment system from Microsoft, PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system & Nintendo Wii U.
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Save the Date: Oracle Partner Days in the Nordics
By User12875760-Oracle on Nov 20, 2012
The Nordic Oracle Partner Days have now been scheduled. Oracle Partner Days are exclusive for Oracle partners and will deliver to you real ROI on your OPN membership.
You will hear the business opportunities coming from the adoption of the entire Oracle stack, the latest products value propositions and related sales strategy. You will be able to connect directly with Oracle executives and find new business opportunities with other partners in your region.
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Northern New Jersey gardeners and other folks in Zone 6 have recently reaped a bumper crop of peas. Depending on the variety they may have another week or so to enjoy their crop. But, what about the remainder of the year? Is it already time to march back to the produce aisle in the local supermarket?
No, not at all. Peas, as it turns out to almost everyone's delight are as fine a producing crop, if not even more prolific, in fall as they are in the spring.
Determining when to plant is as easy as steaming fresh peas. Reading the information on a packet of Green Arrow peas – available at Livingston Seed and other vendors as well – reveals a maturation date of 68 to 75 days. This means that allowing 5 days for germination and using the longer maturation date to be safe, sowing should take place about 80 days prior to the first likely frost date.
October 5th is a good rule of thumb date for a first possible frost in Zone 6. Counting back we find that July 15 is just about an ideal sowing date.
If this timeline is coming at you a little too fast, there are other peas with shorter maturation dates, some as little as 60 days which allows the more sedate gardener a full month to purchase his seed and plan his plot.
Don't forget the essential requirements for planting peas - Pisum sativum to botanists - any time of year, spring or fall. Peas will require well drained fertile soil, but they will almost never require fertilizer. As nitrogen fixing plants peas are well adapted to work with the nutrients present in any naturally fertile soil. Compost is always a good and usually the only required soil amendment.
Full sun is necessary as is regular watering. Trellising is also beneficial, keeping the vines out of ground contact and thereby minimizing the likelihood of disease or insect damage. Utilizing the garden fence as a trellis works very well indeed, and brings the tender vines up into the sunlight and air where they can grow best.
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Enjoy Your Garden, without the Extra Watering Costs
From Dean Dowd on September 26, 2008 in Landscaping
Oh, the bright colors and flavor-rich fullness of homegrown, organic fruits and vegetables! Having your own garden overflowing with plenty is truly a luxury, as well as an enjoyable pastime. Unfortunately, to achieve that bountiful harvest comes hours of hard work, patience, and lots of water.
In addition to providing healthy food for your family absent of harmful pesticides and commercial fertilizers, you want a garden to be cost-effective and worth the effort. After all, if costs are high, you have to weigh whether you are actually saving money growing it yourself over purchasing organic produce from local markets.
There are many ways to cut water costs, and to make your garden your pride and joy as well as a productive and cost-effective venture.
- Install drip irrigation. Although not all plants thrive with drip irrigation systems, most love it. This is a great way to conserve water and allows you to give your thirsty plants a long, slow drink instead of a big gush all at once.
- Utilize a rain barrel system. These are quite simple and when strategically placed, can work quite well. The system works by placing a barrel under a roof or in another area that is prone to rain run-off. Choose a clean location, not polluted by chemically treated materials, etc. Many of these barrels come with a filtration system to purify the water. Although it is possible to store this water for some time, it is probably better to rely on this system more as a supplement than as the sole irrigation for your garden (unless you live in a climate prone to a lot of rain consistently throughout the year).
- Mulch your plants. This not only helps develop a nutrient-rich soil, but it also protects the roots from drying out too quickly.
- Plant in a well-organized fashion. Plan your plants in an order that allows you to water the smallest amount of space as possible. Place plants as close as they allow to still thrive, and where they can benefit from water run-off from each other.
- Wisely plan your watering schedule. Avoid the hottest periods of the day. Watering in the morning is the best time as it helps to avoid the development of molds and blights on the plants that can occur from nighttime watering.
- Install a timer system. This will not only make your life easier, but it will ensure that area gets just the right amount of water in the shortest time possible. Be sure to choose a timer that has a rain sensor to shut the system off in the event showers during your absence.
- Plant as many native varieties as possible. More native species will naturally do better with the weather conditions of where you live, allowing you to supplement with less water.
Harvesting and preserving produce that you grew from your own hard work is really quite rewarding; plus, the diligent patience required to nurture each plant is actually very therapeutic. Request free estimates from prescreened landscaping contractors to help you install your garden area.


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The Piri Reis Map
The Piri Reis Map, shown below, is the oldest surviving map to show the Americas. It is not European, surprisingly, but Turkish. It bears a date of 919 in the Moslem calendar, corresponding to 1513 in the Western Calendar. It is in the Topkapi Palace in Istanbul, a fabulous museum and the locale for a truly awful movie in the late 1960′s. (I've been there – the real place bears no resemblance to the place in the movie.) The map was lost for a long time and only rediscovered in the 20th century.


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3.4.5. Community, Family, Adults & Young People
3.4.6. What Is_? Programme
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3.4.8. Projects & Research
3.4.9. International Biannual Symposium 2008
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Second Level
Primary school children can explore the artworks and ideas found in a selected exhibition and respond to their experience in the gallery through a workshop activity. Each guided tour with workshop is led by IMMA staff, 10am 12noon, Tuesday Friday. The standard fee is €26.00, Deis exempt. Booking is online, see below. Click the month of your choice.
Book 2014 September, October, November, December
Visit the exhibition Conversations, which features a selection of diverse displays from the IMMA Collection.
Book 2015 January, February
Visit the exhibition Trove, selected by artist Dorothy Cross, and featuring work from the collections of IMMA, the Crawford Art Gallery, the National Gallery of Ireland, and the National Museum of Ireland.
Book 2015 March
The focus for primary schools returns to the IMMA Collection exhibition Conversations during March.
Book 2015 April, May, June
Visit an exhibition by Gerda Frömel in IMMA's Garden Galleries and explore selected works by other artists in the galleries and grounds.
Free guided tours of IMMA's exhibitions are also available for primary school classes, Tuesday - Friday. The tours are 45 minutes in duration and are led by IMMAs staff. Please click here to book a tour online or tel: 01 612-9937, email: email@example.com, at least two weeks in advance.
Throughout the school year, IMMA welcomes self-guided visits by primary school teachers and their classes. Up to five exhibitions of modern and contemporary art are open to the public, along with a permanent OPW heritage display. IMMA is situated in the historic Royal Hospital Kilmainham, which includes a formal garden and large meadows. So there is plenty of space for outdoor exercise and having a class picnic. Teachers may want to optimise their day out: IMMA is walking distance from both Kilmainham Gaol and the National Museum of Ireland at Collins Barracks. There is also a paid car park to the rear of the main building. Teachers may find resources that are useful to their visit by clicking into the Family section, including downloadable trails and videos. Teachers can also explore the IMMA Collection online.
Prior to a class visit, teachers may want more information about an exhibition to ensure its relevance to the age or stage of development of their group. If you need advice regarding your visit, or specific information about the primary school programme and any forthcoming teachers workshops, please contact Mark Maguire, tel: 01 6129950 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Click here for Primary Teachers Notes on Patrick Scott: Image Space Light.
Primary Teachers Notes - Leonora Carrington: The Celtic Surrealist (Acrobat Adobe PDF - 721KB)
Primary Teachers Notes - Analysing Cubism (Acrobat Adobe PDF - 283KB)
Primary Teachers Notes - Alice Maher: Becoming (Word doc 2003 - 2.30MB)
Primary Teachers Notes - Time out of Mind (Word doc 2003 - 322KB)
Primary Teachers Notes - Conversations: Photography from the Bank of America Collection (Adobe PDF - 329KB)
Primary Teachers Notes - Rivane Neuenschwander (Word doc 2003 - 104KB)
Primary Teachers Notes - Madden/Arnholz - PDF
Primary Teachers Notes - Philip Taaffe - PDF
Primary Teachers Notes - Romuald Hazoumè- Word
Primary School Report for Alice Mahers exhibition Becoming, November 2012 February 2013.
IMMA invites secondary school teachers to bring their class groups to IMMA any time during opening hours. Teachers can also book a specialised tour and/or gallery talk and arrange for their class group to meet resident artists on the Artists Residency Programme. Click here to go to tour bookings.
Visiting an Art Museum or Gallery: Resources for Second Level Students and Teachers
These resources are in two parts. Please click on the following links to download the resource documents.
Part 1: Visiting an Exhibition (Adobe PDF - 69.6KB)
Includes general information about visiting a museum or gallery and information about the Irish Museum of Modern Art in particular.
Part 2: Teachers Resources Patrick Scott IMAGE SPACE LIGHT (Adobe PDF - 4.84MB)
Information and resources for teachers and students about the Patrick Scott exhibition focusing on a select number of art works featured in the exhibition.
These resources have been prepared to provide supplementary information for 2nd level students and teachers visiting an exhibition.
Glossary of Art Terms
The following are a select number of terms relating to the subjects of Modern and Contemporary Art. This glossary is not comprehensive or exhaustive and is intended to be informative rather than definitive.
Glossary (Adobe PDF - 107KB)
What is Modern and Contemporary Art?
This Glossary was prepared in the context of the What is ...? information programme, which explores key themes and issues in relation to modern and contemporary art, through a series of talks, information booklets and web-based resources. This glossary will be developed, amended and expanded over time Click here for more information on What Is...?.
Previous Exhibitions and Resources
Eileen Gray: Architect Designer Painter
12 October 2013 - 26 January 2014
Teachers Resources Eileen Gray Architect Designer Painter (Adobe PDF - 3.42MB)
Information and resources for teachers about the Eileen Gray exhibition focusing on a select number of art works featured in the exhibition.
Student Resources Eileen Gray Architect Designer Painter (Adobe PDF - 3.41MB)
Information and resources for students about the Eileen Gray exhibition focusing on a select number of art works featured in the exhibition.
Alice Maher: Becoming
6 October 2012 - 17 February 2013
Alice Maher Becoming (Adobe PDF - 3.18MB)
provides information about the Alice Maher exhibition focusing on a select number of art works featured in the exhibition.
Rivane Neuenschwander: A Day Like Any Other
November 2011 - January 2012
Second Level Resource: Rivane Neuenschwander Part 1 (Adobe PDF - 163KB)
Second Level Resource: Rivane Neuenschwander Part 2 (Adobe PDF - 749KB)
The Moderns exhibition
October 2010 - March 2011
Second Level Resouce: The Moderns (Adobe PDF - 848KB)
The Institute of Art, Design and Technology and the Irish Museum of Modern Art
The students from the 1st year BA (Hons.) in Visual Arts Practice course at the Institute of Art, Design and Technology, Dun Laoghaire, in collaboration with the Irish Museum of Modern Art, are based in IMMA's studios for 12 weeks during the year undertaking research around 'the idea of place.'
You can see aspects of the students work online at www.base1art.com
For further information, you can contact IMMA: Lisa Moran, Curator Education and Community Programmes, email@example.com or IADT 1st year BA Visual Arts Practice Team: Laurence Riddell firstname.lastname@example.com, Des Ward, Lynda Devenney email@example.com & Tim Lloyd (www.iadt.ie).
Museum Visit and Talks for Second Level Students and Teachers
Artists Residency Programme (ARP)
Teachers can also bring their class groups to meet one or more of the artists in residence in the Museums studios. All visits to the ARP are free of charge but advanced notice is required. For further information please follow the link to ARP: Public Access
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February 23, 2012
Catcall Announces National Tour + Satellites Remix Bundle
Catcall will hit the road this May on a national tour, bringing her killer new band to Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth + Newcastle for the first time. We reckon it's an all-star line-up, what with Al Grigg (Red Riders / Palms), Andrew Elston (aka Toni Toni Lee), Bec Allen (The Fabergettes) and Simon Parker (Lost Valentinos) all on board. Al will keeping himself busy on the tour with his new band Palms the main support for all shows.
Catcall's current singe, the Gorilla Vs Bear tipped summer jam SATELLITES has also just been released as a digital bundle featuring remixes by BENI, MAGIC SILVER WHITE, FORCES and more. Grab it now from iTunes.
Satellites will feature on Catcall's debut album THE WARMEST PLACE which we'll be releasing on May 4.
Fri 11 May Edinburgh Castle, Adelaide, SA
Sat 12 May The Toff, Melbourne, VIC
Thu 17 May Alhambra Lounge, Brisbane, QLD
Fri 18 May Oxford Art Factory, Sydney, NSW
Sat 19 May Bar Chino's, Newcastle, NSW
Sat 26 May Amplifier, Perth, WA
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Rap mogul 'Suge' Knight shot, wounded in nightclub
LOS ANGELES — Death Row Records founder and rap mogul Marion "Suge" Knight was shot and injured in a packed nightclub early Sunday, but he was expected to survive, a Los Angeles County sheriff's sergeant said.
Knight was one of three club patrons struck by gunfire around 1:30 a.m. at 1OAK on West Hollywood's Sunset Boulevard, said Sgt. C. Tatar, watch commander at the Los Angeles County sheriff's West Hollywood station.
Two other victims, a man and a woman, were taken to the hospital for treatment and were expected to survive.
Authorities are still seeking a suspect and declined to release additional information, citing the ongoing investigation.
The shooting came just hours before MTV's Video Music Awards in Inglewood Sunday evening. R&B singer Chris Brown, who was co-hosting a party at the nightclub with Pia Mia, was also inside the club but not hit by the gunfire, Tatar said.
"This incident did not involve Chris; he was merely the host of the event," the singer's representative said in a statement. "He has and will continue to cooperate with the investigation."
MTV said it had no affiliation or connection to the event. Calls to the club rang unanswered.
Laura Coverson, a spokeswoman for Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, said she could not confirm reports that Knight was being treated there because of strict medical privacy laws.
Knight has been shot before. In 2005, he was struck in the leg during an MTV awards pre-party in Miami Beach.
Knight's genius for poaching up-and-coming talent helped him land and make megastars out of Tupac Shakur, Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre and shifted the center of the rap universe to the West Coast in the 1990s.


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BUTLER COUNTY, Ky. (WBKO) - Traffic came to a stand still on the Natcher Parker Tuesday morning after a tractor-trailer overturned.
The Butler County Sheriff's Department says the driver of a refrigerated meat truck fell asleep at the wheel and lost control. Both southbound lanes were blocked near mile maker 28 and traffic was diverted at Exit 28 in Morgantown.
It took more than 2 hours to unload the trucks contents and remove it from the roadway.
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LOS ANGELES - The UCLA Softball team (24-7) dropped its final non-conference outing on Tuesday afternoon at Easton Stadium, losing to UCSB by a score of 3-1.
UCLA opened the scoring in the bottom of the first inning as Kaila Shull drew a one-out walk, stole second base and came home on a single off of the left field wall by Lisa Dodd, making the score 1-0 in UCLA's favor.
The Gauchos answered in the top of the second inning, sending eight batters to the plate and accumulating three runs on two hits, including a two-RBI single by Tisha Duran that gave UCSB the 3-1 advantage.
That would conclude the offensive output for the day as neither team was able to push another run across the plate and UCSB won with a final score of 3-1.
Freshman Whitney Baker took the loss for the Bruins, allowing three runs in two and a third innings in the circle.
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