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Posted May 18, 2010
Solid 4th place run.
At arguably his worst track.
Posted May 19, 2010
It does look like this could be his year.
I hope so. I'm a 48 fan but it's time. He set the record. I'd love to ol Denny chase him down!
Posted May 20, 2010
His team won the pit crew challenge tonight.
Pretty sweet deal huh Goosf? I always enjoy that event every year. I'm glad the crews get a little love. They don't get a helluva lot pats on the back.
Yeah pit crews are a very important part of winning races. One mistake on pit road could ruin a race. Love the pit crew challenge those guys take a lot of pride in what they do and they should. Man I'm ready for the 600 can't wait for next Sunday. Just got my tix yesterday!
Posted June 8, 2010
Leadin the circuit in wins.
Just wanted to point that out!
JGR could have a 1-2 in the points this year, they're amazing. Logano could even make the chase if Harvick doesn't keep wrecking him.
Man, wasn't that some poo? Just like Harvick! I can't stand the prick! I'm glad Joey tried to go over there. Good to see a lil fire outta Joey.
Leadin the circuit in wins.
Just wanted to point that out!
Still not the points leader.


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The Welfare Effects of Environmental Taxation on a Green Market Where Consumers Emit a Pollutant
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Boston Red Sox sources said they did not know what Oswalt was planning to do, although one source said they still have interest in him.
Oswalt also has been linked to the Texas Rangers and St. Louis Cardinals.


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The Cafaro family has donated $1 million toward the construction of the Watson and Tressel Training Site at Youngstown State University. Anthony Cafaro Sr., retired president of the Cafaro Co., made the announcement at YSU this morning. Cafaro said his father, William M. Cafaro, was always a strong, but quiet supporter of higher learning in Youngstown.
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oddly enough JJ gave the million to the new YSU president by handing her a breif case from the back of his car as they were driving around wick park,then said "just like a big dope deal ,huh"
That should be good for a couple of "Get out of jail free cards"
oddly enough both of you are able to speak from your arses! What a great skill you two have! Where did you learn how to do that?
hey rainbow warrior-i think your shoes be scuffed- you must be some reverend/communiy organizer type
The Cafaros now attempt to cleanse their name by associating with the untarnished Tressel and Watson families. Innocence by association doesn't work.
"Innocence by association doesn't work."
Thanks for the donations Cafaro's! This facility will be one of the best in the region!
it will be build next to the don coreleone center for justice and public policy--i wonder if jj puts money on the books in prison of people who went to jail for dealing with him --you knowin jail you got to have little debbies and ramien noodles
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- Steve Perryman, Treasurer of Bethel University's Board of Trustees and Vice President of Finance for the school, was awarded the Bethel University Service Award during the 2013 Homecoming Alumni Dinner on Friday, Oct. 4. Perryman was recognized with the award because of his continued support to Bethel through his 10 years of service on the school's board. Also, Perryman, a seventh generation Cumberland Presbyterian, has supported the Cumberland Presbyterian affiliated Bethel University through the years. In addition to his work with Bethel University, Perryman is a Partner of Abacus CPA's, LLC, one of the leading Certified Public Accounting firms in Springfield, Mo. He also serves as Partner of Abacus Technologies, LLC. Perryman, a native of Calico Rock, Ark., graduated with a B.S. in Business Administration from the University of Arkansas. After starting his accounting career in Arkansas, Perryman had an opportunity to move to Springfield, Mo., and formed his own practice, Perryman & Associates in 2000 where he was the sole owner. In January of 2011, Perryman joined forces with the owner of another local firm and formed what is now known as Abacus CPAs, LLC. Perryman has also served as an elder in both the Calico Rock Cumberland Presbyterian Church and the Springfield, Mo., Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
- Bethel honored a national championship team and three individuals with inductions into the prestigious Bethel Athletic Hall-of-Fame Friday night at the 2013 Alumni Awards and Athletic Hall-of-Fame Inductions. The event was held in the Board Room in the Vera Low Center for Student Enrichment on the campus of the school. A huge crowd was in attendance to salute and help honor the inductees. The 2013 inductees are: Kayla McSweeney Collins (BS '04) Women's Basketball Glen McCadams (BS '69) Golf, Basketball, Baseball Shorty Akers (Former Student- 58 Basketball) Contributor 2008 Men's National Championship Bethel Soccer Team Alacia McCadams accepted the award on behalf of her late husband. Prior to this year, seventy people had been enshrined into the hall. The 2008 soccer team is the first Bethel team to be inducted. After the ceremonies, many of those in attendance made their way to the East Wing of the Vera Low Center for Student Enrichment for the unveiling and rededication of the Hall-of-Fame.
- Walter Butler, Interim President for Bethel, was awarded the Alumni Achievement Award during Homecoming Weekend 2013. Butler first came to Bethel College on September 15, 1975, as an Admissions Counselor in the Administration of Dr. Bill Odom. Butler worked for three years in the Admissions department until at the age of 24, he ran for the Office of Carroll County Trustee and won. Butler became the youngest county wide official ever elected in Carroll County. He served as Carroll County Trustee for 16 years being re-elected in 1982, 1986, and 1990, each time unopposed. In 1983, Butler returned to Bethel to complete a second college degree in 1985 in Accounting. In August of 1994, he ran successfully for the Office of Carroll County Executive (now Carroll County Mayor). He served in this capacity until September 1, 1996, when Governor Don Sundquist asked him to become Tennessee's Director of State Parks. As Director of State Parks he oversaw 54 state parks, 1600 employees and a budget of more than $57 million. In 1999, his last year with State Parks, Tennessee was recognized as one of the top four (4) managed park systems of our 50 states by the Sports Foundation. In early 2000, Governor Sundquist appointed Butler the Deputy Commission of Personnel for Tennessee's 38,000 employees. In March, 2001, he was asked to become Deputy Commissioner of the newly merged Department of Labor and Workforce development. He was tasked to work with the merger and the Departments of Labor and Employment Security and manage 15,000 state employees, 2,500 contract employees and a budget of $193 million. In January of 2002, Governor Don Sundquist appointed Butler as the Commissioner of Personnel, a position he held to the end of the Governor's term in office. Bethel President Robert Prosser asked Butler to come back to Bethel and serve as Director of Business Affairs beginning in January of 2003. Butler worked in that position until early 2010 when he was named Executive Vice President for the College of Liberal Arts. In 2011, he moved to become the Vice President for the College of Criminal Justice until he left Bethel in the Fall of 2011. In February of 2013, Butler returned to Bethel University in his position as Director of Business Affairs and on August 1, 2013, he was appointed Interim President by the University's Board of Trustees. Butler, his wife, Jennifer, and his three sons all graduated from Bethel University.
- Wednesday October 2 Blessing of the Animals 5:30 pm, Alumni Garden - As we share in this ancient and liturgical service, we commemorate the life of St. Francis of Assisi and his love for all of God's creatures great and small. The officiates will be the Reverend Dr. Anne Hames, University Chaplain, and the Reverend Dr. Jon Carlock, Professor of Religion and Philosophy. Bethel family, community, alumni and their pets are invited to participate. Light refreshments (pet treat buffet will be sponsored by PetSmart) and fellowship will follow. Photographers will be on hand to capture the moments. Portrait sessions are available from 4:30 to 5:15 at the Log Cabin and immediately following the service. *Please remember leashes, carriers, etc. for the safety of your pet and others. friday, october 4 Registration and Information 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Campbell Hall - Pick up your tickets and name tags; make any last minute reservations you might have forgotten to make, and more! 13th Annual Homecoming Golf Tournament 10:00 AM, Carroll Lake Golf Club - Reservations Required, $220 per team/$55 per person - Fee include greens fee, cart, lunch & prizes. Registration begins at 9:00AM. Tee off at 10 with lunch service starting at noon. For more information and to make reservations contact Myra Carlock @ 731-352-4090 or firstname.lastname@example.com Division of Music Recital Hour Noon, L.J Turner Recital Hall, Marr's Stockton Music Center - Enjoy choral and instrumental performances by Bethel University music students. Purple and White Men's Basketball Scrimmage 3:00 PM, Wildcat Gym, Crisp Arena - Watch the Wildcat Men's Basketball Team in scrimmage action! GOLDEN GRADS CLASS OF '63 REUNION 5:00 PM, Wildcat Alley (behind the Vera Low Center for Student Enrichment) - Reservations are Required - Join your classmates for a time of fun and fellowship! This event is being hosted by Jim and Maribeth McGuire & Charles and Wanda McCaskey. Alumni Dinner, Athletic Hall of Fame Inductions and Alumni Award Presentations 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, Board Room at the Vera Low Center for Student Enrichment, Crisp Wing - Reservations are Required - $15/person - Catch up on all that is going on at Bethel University. Learn about our future plans and visit with old friends.The 2013 Alumni Awards and Athletic Hall of Fame Inductions will be celebrated during the dinner plus special recognition of the Class of 1963. Unveiling and rededication of the Athletic Hall of Fame 8:15 PM, Crisp Arena (located in the Vera Low Center for Student Enrichment) - Join us to see the unveiling of the new Athletic Hall of Fame. AN EVENING WITH Renaissance 8:30 PM, Dickey Fine Arts Building, Bouldin Auditorium - Don't miss this incredible Renaissance performance showcasing Vocal Authority, Bethel Bluegrass, Southern Gospel and more in an all new show that you're sure to love! BONFIRE AND SPIRIT RALLY 8:30 PM, Parking Area behind Wildcat Stadium - Let's get fired up for Saturday's game! Join the Wildcat Marching Band, the Wildcat Cheerleaders, the Wildcat Football Team, alumni, faculty and staff in a revival of this special tradition. If you remember them fondly, you won't want to miss this. If you've never been to a bonfire, you CAN'T miss it! COFFEE HOUSE 10:00 PM, Daily Grind at the Marr's Stockton Music Building (formerly the University Center) - Coffee House is BACK and on Friday night! 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Alumni and Friends 20th annual Parade Breakfast 10:00 AM, Home of Jon and Myra Carlock, 248 Cherry Ave. - Join your friends and come watch the parade with us. *Current students may only attend if they are accompanied by their parents* THE 2013 HOMECOMING PARADE 10:00 AM - For more information about the parade contact Rachel Stephens at email@example.com or Caleb Butler at email@example.com or 731-614-1085. LADY WILDCAT'S BASKETBALL SCRIMMAGE 11:00 AM, Crisp Arena - Watch the Lady Cats in Scrimmage Action! KidZONE! FUN! FUN! FUN! 11:00 - 2:00, Located in the greenspace next to Baker Field House - Sponsored by the College of Professional Studies. Bring the Baby Cats and the Jr. Cats and let them have some big fun while you take a break. Enjoy Inflatables, Jumpers, Face Painting and Snacks. BASEBALL/CROSS COUNTRY 11:00 AM until 2:00 PM - Located at Wildcat Field - SOFTBALL STYLE ALUMNI GAME. Immediately following the game THE 3rd ANNUAL TIMMY KILBURN SHRIMP BOIL! 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Tailgates will be judged on the following categories: 1) Decorations/Theme, 2) Food – with categories Appetizers: hot or cold, Main Dish: soup, chili, stew, gumbo, From the Grill: beef, chicken, pork, seafood, Dessert: cake, cookie, pie, specialty sweets 3) Entertainment (what is going on at the tailgate), 4) Overall spirit. Enter one category or enter them all! It's time to let your TAILGATING LIGHT SHINE!!!!! To register and to receive a copy of the rules please contact Myra Carlock at firstname.lastname@example.com or 731-352-4090, Rachel Stephens at firstname.lastname@example.com or 731-352-4068, or Caleb Butler at email@example.com or 731-614-1085 Copies of the rules will also be available on line via the BU website and on Facebook BU Homecoming 2013 . WILDCAT FOOTBALL 2:00 PM, Wildcat Stadium - Bethel vs Bluefield Rams GO CATS GO!!!! Homecoming Royalty, Alumni Award Winners and Athletic Hall of Fame Winners, Spirit Week Winners, Golden Grads will be recognized during halftime along with a spectacular performance by the Wildcat Marching Band. SIFE (Students in Free Enterprise) Reunion Mixer 5:00 to 6:00 PM, Carroll Lake Country Club - Join Kelly Sanders-Kelley and alumni SIFE members for a relaxed gathering to cap off your Homecoming Weekend. ALPHA PHI SIGMA's 75th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION 6:00 to 8:00 PM, Carroll Lake Country Club - Alumnae Sisters are invited to share in this very special anniversary celebration. Reservations required/$30 per person. Ticket price includes 75th Anniversary t-shirts, dinner and the dance following. For further information please contact Audra Henderson at 731-415-9220 or email@example.com. 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- Students from Bethel's School of Education spent a weekend volunteering at the Center for Courageous Kids in Scottsville, KY. The Center for Courageous Kids is a world class medical camping facility that provides a cost-free, safe, and fun camping experience for seriously ill and disabled children and their families.
- Bethel University had its second annual Relay for Life Kickoff on Tuesday, Sept. 17, in the Odom Lecture hall with huge success. More than 50 students, faculty and staff attended to show their support for the Fight against Cancer. American Cancer Society Representative David Lane opened up with explaining how Relay for Life is more than just a fundraiser. Relay is a life-changing experience. Every person in the community has a chance to celebrate, remember, and fight back. And every person who participates joins others around the globe as part of this worldwide movement to end cancer. Kayla Dyer, a Senior Bethel University Student, shared her moving story of battling cancer twice and defeating it! A short Luminaria Ceremony was held to remember those who had lost their fight in the battle with cancer. Both experiences were very moving, motivating four teams to sign up that night alone! For more information, contact Relay for Life Committee Chairmen David Ivy at firstname.lastname@example.com or Advisor Rachel Stephens at firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Bethel University's Department of Nursing and Division of Human Services hosted a poverty simulation on Thursday, Sept. 12, where students were given the opportunity to assume life situations of individuals living at the poverty level.
- Bethel's SGA/Student Life Department announces that Dale Kelley, Director of Athletics at Bethel, has agreed to be the Grand Marshal in this year's Homecoming parade. SGA representatives said they chose Kelley because of his community involvement and service.
- Bethel University's annual Homecoming Golf Tournament will be Friday, Oct. 4 at Carroll Lake Golf Club.
- To have the ability to work with a Tony Award and Emmy Award winning actress like Cherry Jones, is an opportunity that most actors will never get. This semester the cast of "Doubt" at Bethel University got the opportunity to have an insightful conversation with Jones, who won the 2005 Tony Award for Best Leading Actress for her work in "Doubt." "To be a college student and to have the opportunity to work with someone who originated the role has left me speechless," commented Faye Taylor, who is playing Sister Aloysius in the Bethel production. "Her depth and capacity to create a life out of the words on a page gave me an unexplainable inspiration toward acting." Jones gave the cast notes and shared her elaborate backstory behind the character of Sister Aloysius. Providing a first hand perspective, she was able to prepare the cast for how to deal with the audience, and their reaction to the show. "Play Aloysius rigid and unyielding, and with 100% certainty," Jones noted. "One-third of the audience will side with Aloysius, one-third will side with Flynn and one-third will be left scratching their head, and that is the beauty of this production." The play is set in 1964, at St. Nicolas Catholic Church and Elementary School in the Bronx. The crisply-written play focuses on the conversations between Sister Aloysius (Faye Taylor, Senior), the strict school principal, a more progressive and kindhearted Sister James (Chelsea Fuller, Senior) and Father Flynn (Jamie Sullivan, Senior), who is also the new-age parish priest. Once Sister Aloysius suspects Father Flynn of committing a serious crime again the school's only African-American student, Donald Muller, she is determined to have Flynn removed from the school. In his defense, Father Flynn reminds Sister Aloysius "even if you feel certainty, it is an emotion and not a fact." The audience is also introduced to Donald Muller's cunning mother Mrs. Muller (Alexis Ward, Sophomore). "I am thrilled for the opportunity and challenge of directing this complex production," commented Travis McLeese, Director of Renaissance Relations who is directing this production. "I remember seeing the production and walking out of the theatre speechless." "The cast got the explicit opportunity to see inside the mind of the brilliant imagination of such an acclaimed and experienced actress," added Chelsea M. Fuller who is playing Sister James. The Bethel cast is set to present the award winning play "Doubt" A Parable, written by John Patrick Stanley September 13 & 14 at 7:00 pm at the Bethel Performing Arts Center. Jones is preparing her return to Broadway in September as Amanda Wingfield in a revival of "The Glass Menagerie," which had a much-praised run this winter at the American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, Mass. The Broadway run is currently set to run through early January 2014. Tickets for Doubt are $10. All Bethel Faculty, Staff and Students receive free admission with Bethel ID. For more information or to reserve your tickets contact the Renaissance Office at 731-393-0405.


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In spite of the wealth of statistics collected from such reliable sources as the European and United States army reports, considerable difference of opinion exists as to the advisability of giving antityphoid vaccine to persons presumably infected. Wright1 in his earlier communications emphasized a negative phase directly following administration of vaccines, and advised against their use in the presence of an epidemic. Leishman2 and others are not positive of the existence of a negative phase and Russell3 in a recent article insists that a negative phase does not exist. He notes, however, that a single injection of vaccine confers little or no immunity to typhoid fever.
A recent epidemic of typhoid fever at the St. Louis City Hospital offered us further opportunity for study along these lines.
There are, exclusive of patients, about 400 people in the personnel of City Hospital. This epidemic was traced to the
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Secretary-General's video message to Global Vaccine Summit
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, 25 April 2013
Your Highness General Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Your Excellency, Mr. José Manuel Barroso, President of the European Commission,
Excellencies, Mr. Bill Gates, Distinguished guests
There is no greater gift than a healthy start in life.
I know that all of you gathered in Abu Dhabi share my commitment to protecting children from diseases like polio, measles and tetanus.
Immunization is one of the best and most cost-effective ways to prevent these diseases and safeguard young lives.
Today, we celebrate the fact that eighty percent of all children – more than at any time in history – are immunized. They are living and thriving.
But we are also grieving for the millions who are still left behind – simply because they live in poor, under-served, conflict-ridden or isolated communities.
We have reached four out of five children worldwide. Now it is time to reach that fifth child wherever he or she may be. We must break down all barriers that stand in our way.
The global success so far in fighting polio shows how far we can advance. Our great progress came thanks to an international alliance of partners. We came together – governments and health workers … the United Nations and other international organizations … civil society and the private sector.
Today, we have a window of opportunity to end polio forever. And we have a greater appreciation for the power of partnerships.
This campaign is history in the making. It is also clear proof that when we join forces, life-saving vaccines and primary health care can be delivered to those who desperately need them.
Because they lack a simple vaccination, millions of children are being denied their right to a healthy future.
Our challenge is to reach these children. Let us pledge to summon the will and the resources to safeguard their future … and the future of their societies … which is our common future as well.
Thank you.
Statements on 25 April 2013
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This is one off-road dust-up we can easily guess the outcome of: the Dacia Duster knocks opponents flat with a starting price of only £10,800.
For a five-seat family car roughly the size of a Nissan Qashqai, that's simply astonishing. So, just who or what is Dacia? The Romanian firm recycles old-model technology from owner Renault to create a budget range welcomed not only by emerging countries, but also by newly cash-conscious European buyers.
With news that the cut-price crossover will spearhead Dacia's UK launch in 2012, we headed to Morocco to try it out. The first surprise is how well the Duster rides. Away from the smooth boulevards of Marrakech, it was right at home on the flash flood-scored desert roads. The potholes were softened by the suspension, which also resists roll in bends.
Despite the high driving position and soft ride, the car corners like a hatch. This is partly because our front-driven version and the 4x4 model share 50 per cent of their suspension with current Dacias. Only the independent rear set-up of the 4x4 is new.
The whole hand-me-down approach extends to the engines: either a 105bhp 1.6-litre petrol, or a 1.5 dCi diesel with 85bhp or 110bhp. If these figures sound underpowered, then here's the second surprise: the Duster is very light. The 2WD petrol car tips the scales at 1,160kg, while even the 4x4 diesel is a flyweight 1,294kg. By comparison, a base two-wheel-drive Skoda Yeti 1.2 is 1,345kg.
This means power is more than adequate, with the 1.6 petrol needing more work than either oil-burner but feeling lighter on its feet in corners. Economy is strong, too: our dCi 85 returns 55mpg and emits 135g/km of CO2. As engineers have worked hard to cut the diesels' vibration, the petrol is actually noisier.
But this is all a long way from the original Duster – a Romanian-built farmers' hack from the Eighties, given its name by its British importer. The car hasn't lost its workaday feel: the new model's cabin is functional, with a mish-mash of old Renault bits. Don't expect clever storage bins or much luxury, but it's all solidly built. One up from base spec (£11,890 for the diesel), our variant gets a height-adjustable driver's seat and steering wheel, plus a 60/40 split rear chair that folds down to boost the 475-litre boot space to 1,760 litres. Back seat space is good as well.
The third big surprise is that the off-road ability impresses – if you pay the extra £1,700 for the 4x4. A lofty ride height and short overhangs give better rough ground clearance than even Land Rover's Freelander.
A low first gear negates the need for a low-ratio set, and although the diesel needs to be worked hard to avoid stalling, it's impressively versatile.The Dacia is already on sale across Europe, and should be a big hit among families and farmers alike. Provided, of course, an anticipated onslaught from Chinese manufacturers doesn't fill its niche first!
Rival: Citroen Berlingo
No family 4x4 can match the Dacia on value for money – an entry-level Nissan Qashqai costs the same as a flagship version of the Duster, at £15,950. However, if you're looking for similar space and cut-price simplicity, the Berlingo Multispace people carrier is difficult to beat.
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Sadly though it seems as though Carnahan has now left the project over casting disagreements. He reportedly wanted Frank Grillo filling Charles Bronson's shoes in the lead role after working with the actor on The Grey, and there was some speculation that Liam Neeson would also be considered. However, it seemed that Paramount and MGM were set on Bruce Willis to headline the movie, and Joe Carnahan was not.
Bruce Willis is obviously still a draw (just look at the numbers for A Good Day To Die Hard, in spite of the savage reviews) and is deceptively hard working given the sheer amount of films he works on. In the right hands, Willis could do a decent job in Death Wish too, although having a movie star at the centre of the film would go against the idea of this being an ordinary man driven to become a vigilante.
The remake will no doubt still go ahead but it's a shame that a director of Carnahan's calibre is once again being forced out of a project because he's unable to have the freedom to bring his vision to the screen. Here's hoping we don't have to wait too long for a new film from him.
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i got a problem: my linux software clock seems so have a big drift. In order to correct this (and to make ntpd work) I ran adjtimex. And adjtimex "meassured" a drift over -1700s/day and corrected this drift.
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"WHAT A FANTASTIC WINTER RESORT!" Top 5 Page for this destination Whistler by jhorsfield30
Whistler Travel Guide: 288 reviews and 638 photos
Year round resort area that offers top-notch downhill and heli-skiing during the winter and early spring, and alpine hiking and glacier skiing during the warmer months.
Attraction type: Ski area; Golf course
So much to see and do, I was completely blown away by the scale and ability of whistler resort to maintain a level balance between tourism, nature and the local people and customs without selling itself to just another winter resort.
There are plenty of shops and places to eat and you can enjoy a great days shopping if you don't fancy the sports, but, rest assured that the locals are a great bunch of people and the benefits of interacting with the local people is a great benefit.
Whistler Blackcomb Resort, Whistler
Year round resort area that offers top-notch downhill and heli-skiing during the winter and early spring, and alpine hiking and glacier skiing during the warmer months.
Attraction type: Ski area; Golf course
Whistler Mountain, Whistler
This mountain provides some of the best skiing in the world.
Attraction type: Ski area; Resort community; Mountain; Hiking trail; Cross-country ski area; Snowboard ski area
Blackcomb Mountain, Whistler
This mountain offers some great skiing opportunities for those who don't want to fight the crowds at Whistler.
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Lost Lake, Whistler
A 15-minute shuttle ride from Whistler, this lake is perfect for those who want to take a break from the slopes and jog, walk or picnic by its peaceful shores.
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Garibaldi Provincial Park, Whistler
Garibaldi Provincial Park is a favorite destination of outdoor enthusiasts: it offers a range of hiking opportunities from lush alpine meadows, wildlife viewing opportunities, alpine flowers blooming in lush meadows, and hikes ranging from a few hours to a few days using map and compass.
Whistler Mountain Bike Park, Whistler
Park features more than 63 miles of mountain biking trails that challenge even the most expert riders.
Attraction type: Biking trail (mountain); Sports complex
Black Tusk Trail, Whistler
Ski or snowshoe your way down this trail to Black Tusk Meadows, where you'll find some of the most beautiful scenery around.
Attraction type: Cross-country ski area
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Nicklaus North Golf Course, Whistler
Impeccably designed course nestled in a beautiful forest.
Attraction type: Golf course
The Spa at Chateau Whistler, Whistler
Luxurious spa with the latest in massage and skin-care techniques from all over the world.
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Refined bar great for conversation over drinks.
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Whistler Golf Club, Whistler
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Whistler is one of my favorite places to go in the SUMMER. Great rates, great restaurants, great hiking!
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Journal of Behavioral Medicine
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AIDS-related health behavior: Coping, protection motivation, and previous behavior
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The purpose of this study was to examine Rogers' protection motivation theory and aspects of Janis and Mann's conflict theory in the context of AIDS-related health behavior. Subjects were 84 heterosexual men and women and 147 homosexual men with multiple sexual partners; LISREL's path-analysis techniques were used to evaluate the goodness of fit of the structural equation models. Protection motivation theory did fit the data but had considerably more explanatory power for heterosexual than for homosexual subjects (49 vs. 22%, respectively). When coping styles were added, different patterns of findings were found among both groups. Adding variables such as social norms and previous behavior increased the explained variance to 73% for heterosexual subjects and to 44% for homosexual subjects. It was concluded that although protection motivation theory did fit the data fairly adequately, expanding the theory with other variables-especially those related to previous behavior-could improve our understanding of AIDS-related health behavior.
Key wordsAIDS protection motivation coping heterosexuals homosexuals
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The Plot Thickens in Common Core State Standards Controversy
I recently told you that the Common Core State Standards were created by big business and special interest groups. I also told you that the standards are surrounded by corruption and personal agendas. All unfortunate news, but it gets worse yet…
It seems that Achieve, Inc. hasn't learned much from the NSA fall-out… You see, it wants states to track our kids and store their data using the P-20 Data Systems. Achieve believes that "States must collect, coordinate, and use K-12 and postsecondary data to track and improve the readiness of graduates to succeed in college and the workplace." Achieve wants to create an "early warning system" to monitor dropout rates, graduation rates, student preparedness, etc. But it's all too Orwellian if you ask me.
A Lifetime Companion?
According to Achieve's website, "Longitudinal data systems should follow individual students from grade to grade and school to school, all the way from kindergarten through postsecondary education and into the workplace." Oh yeah, states who participate in Common Core are going to track our kids from kindergarten through high school. And if our kids go to colleges that participate in the data systems, their data will continue to be collected. The insanity doesn't end there though. They'll even be tracked once they're in the work force. Achieve believes that states "must follow students through K–12 into postsecondary and the workforce and establish feedback loops to the relevant stakeholders to make informed decisions that improve policies and practices around increasing student preparedness."
Clear Cut Intrusion of Privacy
You're probably wondering what information the states plan to collect, and in fact the amount and nature of the data to be collected and stored is overwhelming and alarming. In addition to the traditional data points, the current P-20 longitudinal data system can collect more than 400 individual pieces of data on students. Some of it isn't surprising: medical conditions, learning disabilities and behavior problems. But do you want states tracking your kids' hobbies, their family income, religious affiliations and even their sexual preferences? I don't think so.
Who's so interested in this data? Did you notice the mention of "relevant stakeholders"? But Achieve's lips are tightly sealed on this little detail… Chances are it'll be Common Core donors from corporate America, special interest groups and the government (big surprise).
Where are states getting the money for the longitudinal data systems, anyway? Well, from the National Center for Education Statistics' Statewide Longitudinal Data System (SLDS) Grant Program. The program is fueling the data systems from start to finish. It's involved in every step of the process from system "design, development, implementation, and expansion."
The grant program's website echoes Achieve's goals for the data systems: "These systems are intended to enhance the ability of States to efficiently and accurately manage, analyze, and use education data, including individual student records. The SLDSs should help states, districts, schools, educators, and other stakeholders to make data-informed decisions to improve student learning and outcomes."
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So who's behind the systems? inBloom is a nonprofit organization that was created thanks to a $100 million grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the Carnegie Foundation. The organization was formed specifically to track and analyze student data collected by states and school districts. inBloom hired Wireless Generation, a News Corp. (NWS) subsidiary, to develop the organization's software infrastructure. (By the way, News Corp. is involved in Common Core in more than one way. Its education division, Amplify, received a $12.5 million grant "to develop a digital library of formative assessment professional learning tools for educators.")
This attack on our education system is unspeakable, really. An exceptional example, though, of the intricacy of how the government functions to violate our privacy and brilliantly keep its own pockets good and lined. Every move they make must be thoroughly scrutinized… And this time they're bringing our kids into it… Remember, all of this information has the potential to follow our kids throughout their lives, even after they've completed their education. This system is ripping from our children the luxury we're afforded, as humans, to make mistakes, and continue to grow, moving on from the past. This show must not go on.
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Geneva Dispatch #1 Switzerland and the EU: Another "Ever Closer Union"?
In addition, here in Switzerland, voters in June approved closer ties in several respects with the EU, including joining the Schengen passport-free travel zone. This does not necessarily mean that Switzerland is abandoning its traditional Euroskepticism, however. Another EU-related referendum, more controversial than the June vote, will take place this fall. On September 25, Swiss voters will decide whether to extend the free movement already allowed to workers from the fifteen original EU member states to workers from the ten states that joined last year.
Membership in international institutions has been controversial in Switzerland. Despite hosting many of its offices and agencies in Geneva, Switzerland did not join the United Nations until 2002. Similarly, despite being surrounded by EU countries and the fact that, aside from the US, its major trading partners are all EU members, Switzerland has not joined the EU. In fact, Swiss voters rejected moves toward EU membership in both 1992 and 2001. The Swiss government supports eventual membership, but the decision requires voter approval and public sentiment remains opposed. The main concerns are that EU membership would be inconsistent with Swiss neutrality, would undermine the cherished system of direct democracy, and would cost the country, whose economy is in better shape than those of its EU neighbors, more than it stands to gain.
The Swiss government has, however, negotiated a series of bilateral agreements with the EU and Swiss voters have so far approved these agreements (including the one whose extension is at issue in September). Most recently, on June 5, 54.6 percent of Swiss voters said yes to joining the Schengen and Dublin accords, which provide for passport-free travel and increased cooperation on security, immigration and asylum. As a result, as of 2008, there will no longer be systematic identity checks at borders between Switzerland and the EU, although checks at airports will remain. (Customs controls at Swiss-EU borders will also continue, as Switzerland is not part of the European Customs Union.) Swiss police will gain access to EU criminal and immigration databases, and Switzerland will become part of a European-wide system coordinating asylum proceedings.
Swiss and EU officials, worried about a possible domino effect from the French and Dutch no votes, breathed a sigh of relief over the Swiss yes. They may have done so too soon, however. While some last-minute polls showed support for Schengen/Dublin slipping, many Swiss voters had cast their ballots by post before the French and Dutch elections. Thus, the impact of the French and Dutch no votes on Swiss voters may not be seen until September. Moreover, the issue of extending freedom of movement to workers from Eastern Europe is more controversial than the issues around Schengen/Dublin. Given that the June margin of victory was rather narrow, the parties favoring extension in September are facing a tough fight. A recent poll by the Demoscope Institute for the Swiss magazine "Facts" showed 30 percent favoring the extension, 26 percent opposed, and 44 percent undecided.
The right-wing Swiss People's Party (SVP) opposed joining Schengen/Dublin, arguing that it would cede decisionmaking power to EU bureaucrats and cause a flood of undesirables (criminals, illegal immigrants, cheap labor) to pour into the country. The SVP not surprisingly also opposes the proposed September extension. The campaign is likely to be, depending on one's point of view, either colorful or demagogic. The SVP's tactics before the June election included taking a Trojan horse around Switzerland and handing out handcuffs to passers-by on the streets. In the run-up to the June vote the SVP also played on fears of Swiss job losses, citing the specter of "Polish butchers," who they argued would flood in through the open borders. This argument, the counterpart to the oft-cited "Polish plumbers" of the French no compaign, is sure to figure prominently in the fall. It will be interesting to see if their arguments resonate more, or less, this time around.
Typically, German-speaking Switzerland, particularly the rural east, has opposed increased integration with the EU and French-speaking Switzerland has supported it. This held true in June, when the German cantons, except for the urban centers of Zurich, Bern, Basel and Zug, voted strongly against Schengen/Dublin and the French cantons voted strongly in favor. However, this time around, the SVP's argument that jobs will be lost to cheap Eastern European labor may find sympathetic ears in the French-speaking canton of Geneva, which has by far the highest unemployment rate in the country – 7.6 percent in June, compared to 3.6 percent nationwide. Also, French-speaking Switzerland may be less inclined in favor of Europe after the French no.
A Swiss no vote in September could have implications beyond the free movement of labor, both for Swiss-EU relations and for the EU more broadly. The EU still must ratify Swiss participation in Schengen/Dublin, and the EU foreign affairs commissioner cautioned after the June vote that this depended on the results in September. And with Euro-nerves on edge after the French and Dutch votes, politicians around the continent may look to the Swiss vote as a sign of whether the momentum toward an "ever closer" Europe can be reestablished.
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Amy Choate-Nielsen: Unlikely activist: Tim DeChristopher is praised, reviled as environmental radical
DeChristopher's strategy was a direct affront to that approach, and some complained that he had cost Utah's struggling economy millions by interfering with the auction.
It's hard to know the impact DeChristopher will have in creating a long-term change, says Goldberg, who was so impressed with his student that he gave him one of the highest grades in his class. But he adds that DeChristopher's willingness to act as an individual in opposition to a system he thinks is harmful is a triumph for the disillusioned.
"To step out of the rat maze and say, 'No,' is a very unusual event in the history of our state," Goldberg says. "Tim is in a long tradition of individuals who have said 'No.' Who have said, 'I don't want to participate.' And it's not simply folding your arms and saying, 'No,' but it's acting on your belief because it's understanding that your actions have an impact far beyond what you do."
It's a Wednesday afternoon, a few weeks before his protest, and DeChristopher is sitting in a coffee shop in Sugar House reliving some of his childhood memories, thinking about how he came to see that civic engagement was a kind of calling in his life.
He looks like a typical bachelor — no watch, no necklace, no rings — with an ever-present scruff on his face. His unflinching eye contact discloses a thoughtfulness that is surprising for a young man branded by some as reckless, but his trademark seriousness seems to age him.
In the almost two years since the auction, DeChristopher has travelled around the country on speaking assignments and focused on Peaceful Uprising, which hopes to bring attention to climate change through nonviolent acts of civil disobedience.
"It isn't about breaking windows," said Ashley Anderson, DeChristopher's co-director of Peaceful Uprising, shortly after he was briefly arrested in October at a climate change protest at the White House. (Anderson and about 100 other people deliberately stepped over a police line drawn on the ground to prompt the arrest.) "There needs to be a level of conviction and passion where people put themselves on the line, but they aren't destroying things. Wanton destruction isn't the best way to transition away from the predicament we're in."
For a different approach, DeChristopher mobilized the 350 people on the group's "action team" last year during a climate bill debate in Washington to keep tabs on Matheson. Whenever the congressman said or did anything significant in the hearings on the bill, a phone tree was triggered and people from Peaceful Uprising called Matheson's office to give feedback. The first time, 250 people called. A few days later, 400 people called. Then Matheson "went underground" and skipped the rest of the floor debate, DeChristopher says.
"That's when we realized that just letting him know where we stood wasn't enough and we had to get rid of him," he says matter-of-factly, with a mug of coffee between his hands. "He was standing in the way of what we wanted to see."
So Peaceful Uprising took out an ad on Craigslist.org looking for a "courageous congressperson" and from that ad came the Claudia Wright campaign. The retired history teacher who'd never run for public office didn't win (she earned only 32 percent of the vote), but her challenge forced a runoff primary that "cost Matheson over a million dollars," DeChristopher says with some satisfaction.
"I think the reason I felt empowered to do that was that I felt a need to create the world I wanted to see," he says. "I realized our democracy wasn't working, so we made an attempt to restart our democracy from the ground up."
DeChristopher considers himself a revolutionary, rather than an environmentalist. But other Utahns, like state Rep. Mike Noel, R-Kanab, who is one of the most outspoken advocates in the state for fewer federal restrictions on local land, see DeChristopher as just another radical — an outsider who had no right to interfere with the BLM auction.
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to keep the Volunteers as focused as possible with school beginning
this week.
Distractions are becoming more plentiful with other students
returning to campus and school starting on Wednesday. That's why
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A binary tree is full if all of its vertices have either zero or two children. Let Bn denote the number of full binary trees with n vertices.
(a) By drawing out all full binary trees with 3, 5, or 7 vertices, determine the exact values of B3, B5, and B7. Why have we left out even numbers of vertices, like B4?
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Astros top Arizona, 4-2
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PHOENIX (AP) - The Houston Astros turned to their ace, and he came through.
Shane Reynolds picked up his fifth victory in a row Tuesday night as the Astros stopped a season-high, four-game losing streak by beating the Arizona Diamondbacks 4-2.
"This is what you look for from the guy who's the ace of your pitching staff," Houston manager Larry Dierker. "He knew we needed it tonight. I felt he was a little bit faster and his focus was a little bit sharper."
Reynolds (12-5) gave up a run in the first and another on Danny Klassen's solo homer in the seventh. In between, he shut out the Diamondbacks on one hit and gave up five hits in 7 2-3 innings.
"I felt like I got in a groove after the second inning," Reynolds said. "I was able to get ahead with fastballs and curve balls and keep them off balance a little bit."
It is the second five-game winning streak of the season for the 30-year-old right-hander. He has a 2.34 ERA in his last five outings. Reynolds said he's been winning even though he hasn't been at top form, at least until Tuesday.
"It tells me that the defense and the offense are playing outstanding," he said. "They've been doing that all year."
Reynolds is 9-2 since losing in Kerry Wood's 20-strikeout performance in Chicago May 6. He struck out seven and walked three. Billy Wagner got the final four outs for his 22nd save.
Derek Bell and Moises Alou homered in Houston's four-run third inning. Bell's two-run shot off starter Omar Daal (3-5) cleared the home-run line above the 407-foot sign in straightaway center field.
One out later, Alou hit a solo homer over the fence in front of the swimming pool in right field. It was his 21st homer of the season and ended a 2-for-18 slump since the All-Star break. The Astros added a fourth run when Carl Everett singled and scored on Sean Berry's double. Berry went 3-for-4 with two doubles.
Arizona took a 1-0 lead in the first inning when, after a double play, Travis Lee walked, moved to second on a wild pitch and scored on Matt Williams' single.
Klassen's 426-foot blast to left field was his third homer in seven games since he was called up from Triple-A Tucson.
Reynolds left the game in favor of reliever Doug Henry after Travis Lee's two-out single in the eighth. Matt Williams reached base on an error by the third baseman Berry to give the Diamondbacks runners at first and second, but Wagner came on and struck out David Dellucci to end the threat.
"We had that one bad inning and that was it," Arizona manager Buck Showalter said. "When you're facing Reynolds, you know there's not that much margin for error."
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