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Holiday Traditions – MatineeJoin the Butler County Symphony for an annual Holiday event, featuring Butler county native Elizabeth Matchett Freimuth, Principal Horn of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, and the Slippery Rock University Choir. Sing along with your favorite holiday music.12/15/2013Time: 2:30 pmLocation: Seneca Valley Intermediate High, 122 Seneca School Rd., Harmony, PAwebsite
Mary SpeaksPittsburgh School for the Choral Arts (formerly Oakland Girls Choir) presents "Mary Speaks," a musical exploration of the Nativity and life of Christ from Mary's perspective, using traditional British, French and American carols as well as the contemporary "Magnificat" by Frank LaRocca, "Ave Maria" by Guy Forbes and "There is No Rose" by Randall Stroope.12/15/2013Time: 3:30 pmLocation: Carnegie Library, 4400 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
Celebrate!Carl T. Iezzi conducts a holiday program, including the Flourish for Wind Band by Ralph Vaughan Williams, Variants on a Medieval Tune by Norman Dello Joio, The Eighth Candle by Steve Reisteter, the Concertino for Clarinet and Band by Carl Maria von Weber, and much more.� Discount with student ID, QED member card, groups of 10 or more; under 10 free.12/15/2013Time: 3pm3579 Masonic Way, off Cemetery Lane, North Hills (15237) Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
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The term "marriage strike" refers to young men in Western countries deciding to not get married, due to high divorce rates (50% in the U.S., and as high as 75% in California, which is not included in the U.S. average). A perception that marriage is a financial disaster for men, especially during divorce settlements, is generally believed to be driving the marriage strike phenomenon.
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The term "marriage strike" refers to a movement by young men in Western countries to not get married, out of fear of financial ruin stemming from later divorce.
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Stephens: Liberal Exceptionalism
How long can the laws of fiscal—and political—gravity be suspended?
It isn't true that liberals don't believe in American exceptionalism. When it comes to the national balance sheet, they think the U.S. levitates fiscally. And when it comes to the presidency, they think Barack Obama walks on water.
If he wins Tuesday, they'll be half-right.
For some liberals, the concept of American exceptionalism smacks of a kind of dumb chauvinism. In the New York Times last month, reporter Scott Shane wrote a revealing article on "The Opiate of Exceptionalism," which warns politicians that they court Jimmy Carter-like ruin whenever they speak truth to people. For Mr. Shane, asserting "exceptionalism" is the way American leaders gloss over the ugly realities of a country with (as he sees it) too-high rates of incarceration, military spending, obesity and child poverty.
Then there is Mr. Obama's famous remark, made at a NATO summit in France in 2009, that he believed in American exceptionalism "just as I suspect that the Brits believe in British exceptionalism and the Greeks believe in Greek exceptionalism." The president's Sesame Street formulation—we're all special in our own special ways—has since served as a touchstone for critics sure that his long-term agenda is to cut America down to size and turn it into just another social democracy among many.
But maybe the suspicions of Mr. Obama's motives are unfounded.
Take his comment from the summer of 2011, after Standard & Poor's cut America's credit rating a notch below AAA. "We've always been and always will be a triple-A country," he said at a press conference. It's hard to imagine a more vivid statement of American exceptionalism (defined as braggadocio) than that.
It's also a statement that, so far, he's gotten away with, and not just because the media gave him a pass. Little nations like Guatemala or Bulgaria may tremble in fear of the judgments of a ratings agency. But the usual rules don't apply in the usual way to the U.S., which issues the currency in which its debts are denominated. China doesn't hold a penny of American debt the U.S. couldn't devalue, so long as we're prepared to beggar ourselves in the bargain.
Nor do the usual rules apply when other possible destinations for capital—Europe, Japan, China, Russia, India, the Middle East—look even riskier than the U.S. economy. The administration notes that the S&P downgrade had no effect on U.S. Treasury auctions. It's true. The world still sees America as a safe harbor and a safe bet. So long as the bond vigilantes agree, the American goose will continue to lay the golden eggs. And Mr. Obama's liberal policy ambitions will find their financing.
Then again, as Letizia Bonaparte is supposed to have remarked when asked what she thought of her son's military triumphs: Pourvu que ça dure—provided it lasts. Waterloo came later.
Great nations may have greater grace periods, but they don't get blank checks. Bills come due. Populations age and become more expensive to support. Interest rates do not remain near-zero forever. Overtaxed people figure out new ways to shelter their income from the government, or they renounce their citizenship. Whenever advocates of an expansive welfare state start talking about "economic patriotism"—a phrase Mr. Obama has lately been trying out on the campaign trail—you know the scoundrels really have found their last refuge.
Whether it works for him we'll know soon enough. It's astonishing that it should even be close. Mr. Obama memorably predicted a "one-term proposition" if he failed to turn the economy around in three years. What was supposed to be magnetic about him has instead become polarizing. He has alienated not just Republicans but some of his natural allies in Congress and on Wall Street. He seems bored by governance. Judged by normal political standards, he's incompetent.
Except Mr. Obama does not operate according to normal standards. Maybe this is a function of being the first black president. Or maybe it's because he is our first cult-of-personality president. Other presidents typically inspired affection, respect or even love; or, alternatively, disappointment and loathing. But Mr. Obama was the first president since George Washington to inspire something like worship in his own lifetime. He is a religious figure cast in a political role. As with the United States itself, the ordinary rules don't always apply.
Or at least they don't apply for the time being. Eventually, however, they're bound to catch up.
When they do, Democrats will figure out that it doesn't always pay to win. A second Obama term is going to mean a dismal few years of economic stagnation and political bitterness. It will tarnish not only the lame-duck incumbent but the Democratic brand, much as George W. Bush's second term tarnished the GOP. Note well, Democrats: If Mr. Obama wins, Hillary Clinton will never become president.
Fortunately, the truth about American exceptionalism isn't that we're the best at everything. It's that we're a nation founded on a belief in human liberty, which contains within it both the power to do and undo. Whatever is done this election day can be undone; the consolation to the loser is a warning to the winner. Who can't but be grateful, to live in a country like this?
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HONOLULU - The battle between Lahainaluna High School and Iolani in the First Hawaiian Bank Division II State Football Championship final Friday night at Aloha Stadium was the second-closest result in the 10-year history of the game.
And, quite likely, it will be remembered as the most exciting - the closest final score besides the Raiders' thrilling 36-33 win over the Lunas was Aiea's 9-7 win over Damien in the first D-II state title game, in 2003.
Lahainaluna and Iolani piled up 932 yards of offense, the Lunas battled back from 15-0 and 29-20 deficits to take a 33-29 lead midway through the final quarter and the Raiders did not secure their sixth straight state crown until J.T. Los Banos came up with his third interception of the game with 27 seconds to play.
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Lahainaluna's Jared Rocha-Isalas heads upfield against Iolani on Friday in the First Hawaiian Bank Division II?State Football Championship title game at Aloha Stadium. Iolani won 36-33.
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The Lunas' Hercules Mataafa pressures the Raiders' Reece Foy.
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"Without a doubt, they deserved to win this game, too," Iolani senior quarterback Reece Foy said after starting his third straight state title game. "They play with a lot of heart, a lot of passion, they are really a football team that anybody would be proud to be on. They fought, even when they were down, they fought, they fought. With their talent, their execution they had tonight, I wouldn't be surprised if their success continues into the near future."
A look at the rosters shows that a rematch in a year is a possibility.
The Lunas started four seniors on offense - running back Semisi Filikitonga, slotback Mark Alamon, tight end Asi Fatongia, and guard Lovai Hong. Iolani started three seniors on offense - including Foy, who broke his own game record with 299 passing yards and hopes to continue his career at the University of San Diego.
On defense, the Lunas started Filikitonga at linebacker, Alamon at defensive back, Samieula Filiai at tackle and fellow senior Tytus Lucas at defensive back. The Raiders had three senior starters on defense.
Among other contributors on offense the Lunas will have back are quarterbacks Sione Filikitonga and Kiko Kohler-Fonohema, running back Jared Rocha-Isalas and linemen Connor Mowat, Conner Rosen-St. John, Justin Hong and Pousima Galoia, who missed the title game with an injury.
On defense, Hercules Mataafa leads the way as a solid NCAA Division I prospect - the junior defensive tackle had 13 tackles in two state tournament games, seven of them for losses, including five sacks. Nose guard Mowat, linebackers Brandon and Bronson Kaina, and defensive backs Kohler-Fonohema, Jared Purdy, Jeffrey Ancog and Scott-Isaac Medeiros-Tangatailoa all either started or saw significant playing time in the final.
Mataafa said he will miss the seniors, but is ready to start working for next year.
"I will try to be pushing my boys in the weight room," he said. "We start Monday, 5 o'clock in the morning all the way to next season."
After last season, Mataafa was singled out as a "Future All-American" in Tom Lemming's Prep Football Report, the only Neighbor Island player to gain that recognition.
"This year, we had a lot of brothership and we came together as a team," Mataafa said. "We weren't as close as we looked at the beginning of the season, but we all became one family, brothers - it all came down to that."
Lucas will be one of the most significant graduation losses - he has his eyes on Willamette to continue his career after picking off eight passes this season.
"Real proud, I mean, these guys are my family and I am just happy that we made it this far," he said. "It is tough that we lost, but we showed that we had heart. It was almost there, but then it wasn't."
The Lunas' 2012 defense will go down as one of the best the Maui Interscholastic League has ever seen. Lahainaluna re-corded seven shutouts, and Friday's game was only the second all season in which the Lunas trailed.
"Soon, soon," Lucas said of looking back on the season. "Right now, I'm real heartbroken that we lost, but I'm still proud of my team. We made it this far. I loved the community support, from leaving from our school last night to the fans out here - I'm proud to be a Lahainaluna alumni."
On Thursday night, the team bus was sent off with police cars, fire engines, fire knife dancers and fans with flashlights lining Lahainaluna Road from top to bottom. They were greeted at home Saturday afternoon in similar fashion.
"That was pretty cool," Lucas said. "I just can't explain, it was awesome."
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A word comonly used in Ireland among young people who drink in Public places. The word "skatar" comes from the word scatter. But is usualy said in a thick Irish accent to add effect. It is used when the police arrive and you have to leg it.
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How do you feel about the 2011 series of Doctor Who being two series?
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a wild straying male dog that cant be controled. A boopuppy is the wildest canine known to man when it gets to drinking and riding its electric scooter with the sidecar.
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Food Processors
A Food Processor is an individual or organization that takes either raw food products and ingredients, or pre-processed products, combines or repackages them and distributes the finished product. The distribution can be to grocery stores, warehouses, or other distributors.
Food processing can be a simple operation, such as repackaging bulk foods, baking bread and distributing it, or a more complicated operation such as canning and preserving. The key here is that the product is not sold directly to the consumer.
It is important to know that in some instances there is an overlapping of regulation jurisdiction between local, state and federal agencies, which means a food processor, could be inspected and regulated by more than one regulatory agency.
All food processing operations Missouri need to comply with the requirements of 21CFR110 Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs). This is a Code of Federal Regulation that the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services uses when inspecting all types of processing, distribution and warehousing facilities.
21CFR110 is a very general set of regulations that provide information about the food processing structure, plumbing and building materials to name a few. Some operations have additional regulations to follow and are described below.
Canning-Jams & Jellies, Acidified Foods and Low Acid Foods
If you want to begin a canning operation, there are two basic types of operations: Acidified Foods and Low Acid Foods. Acidified Foods are foods in which the finished product has a pH below 4.6. Foods that fall into this category are salsas and other foods to which an acid (commonly lemon juice or vinegar) has been added. Sometimes these are called "pickled" foods. A person who is canning acidified foods will need to follow the requirements of 21CFR 114 Acidified Foods in addition to 21CFR110.
21CFR114 provides the requirements for personnel to have attended a Better Process Control School, have the recipe reviewed by a Process Authority and also provides the requirements for maintaining controls over the canning process.
A good place to start when researching acidified foods is the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, Regional Food Processing Inspector. There are three in Missouri, one each in St Louis, Kansas City and Springfield.
The second type of canning operation is called a Low Acid canned food. These are foods in which the final product has a pH above 4.6. A common food in this category would be canned green beans. If you want to begin canning low acid foods you would need to follow 21CFR 113 Thermally Processed Low Acid Foods, Packaged in Hermetically Sealed Containers in addition to 21CFR110.
21CFR113 has the requirements for attending a Better Process Control School, having the recipe and canning process reviewed by a Process Authority, obtaining a federal canning identification number, retort and processing requirements and record keeping. A good place to begin researching this topic would be the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, Regional Food Processor Inspector.
Bottling Water
Bottling water is becoming another type of process that interests Missourians. Whether it is bottling from a municipal water supply or developing one of Missouri's springs, the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services will be involved. As with any other food process, 21CFR110 must be followed for general sanitation and facility requirements of the bottling plant. The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services follows the federal rules for water bottling that are found in 21CFR129 Processing and Bottling of Bottled Drinking Water. 21CFR 129 covers items related to plant construction and design, sanitary facilities, sanitary operations, equipment and procedures and processes and controls. Another federal code of regulations that is utilized is 21CFR165 Beverages. This Code of Federal Regulations governs the development of water supplies along with biological, chemical and radiological standards and testing requirements. Besides the federal code of regulations, the State of Missouri has a Code of State Regulations that govern water bottling, 19CSR20-1.050 Sanitation Standards for the Manufacture of Soft Drinks and Beverages. It would be a good idea to contact the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, Regional Food Processor Inspector in your area if you are considering starting a bottled water operation.
Other Processes
If you are considering slaughtering and processing meat or poultry for sale or distribution within the state, contact the Missouri Department of Agriculture, Animal Health Division.
Processing of eggs in Missouri falls under the jurisdiction of the Missouri Department of Agriculture, Egg Licensing and Inspection Program.
If you are plan to slaughter and process meat or poultry, or process eggs for sale or distribution outside the state, you should contact the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA).
These are just some of the many examples of food processing, there are hundreds of different processes and products that would qualify a person or organization as a food processor. Please contact the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, Regional Food Processor Inspector for information specific to your operation or the operation you are considering.


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Leadership South Carolina, the state's oldest and most recognized leadership development program, welcomes Christopher Nickels to the Class of 2014.
Nickels is an attorney/partner at Clawson and Staubes in Charleston. He joins the Class of 2014 and more than 1,350 Leadership South Carolina members who have participated in the nine month program addressing current and critical issues facing South Carolina.
Leadership South Carolina accepts approximately 50 participants a year who demonstrate commitment to their community and strive to reach a higher level of service to the Palmetto State.
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Oxygen Biotherapeutics signed a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with the U.S. Navy for preclinical evaluation of the firm's perfluorocarbon (PFC) emulsion Oxycyte® as an intravenous adjunctive treatment for complex infected wounds and related injuries. The product is in development to deliver oxygen to ischemic body tissues. Oxygen is separately conducting Phase IIb clinical trials in Switzerland and Israel to evaluate Oxycyte in patients with traumatic brain injury, and is developing a PFC-based topical cream for potential use in the treatment of dermatologic indications and wounds.
Oxygen is focused on developing medical and cosmetic products that deliver oxygen to body tissues. "The concept of utilizing our perfluorocarbon emulsion as a way to bolster the delivery of oxygen to wounds from inside the body is new and fascinating," comments Michael Jebsen, president and CEO. "It is a step beyond our initial research effort that focused on the topical delivery of perfluorocarbons for wound healing in the form of a gel.
"The intravenous delivery of Oxycyte may work in a fashion similar to hyperbaric oxygen therapy by increasing the oxygen transport capacity of plasma and delivering oxygen to the damaged tissue to aid in repair. This is an early stage concept and we are hopeful that the Navy's research will yield the information necessary to determine if this is a viable wound therapy."
The latest Oxycyte agreement with the U.S. Navy follows on from a CRADA signed with the Naval Medical Research Unit of San Antonio (NAMRU-SA) in August, through which the safety and efficacy of Oxycyte as well as hemoglobin-based oxygen carriers (HBOC) will be evaluated as potential resuscitation treatments for hemorrhagic shock. The U.S. Navy is in addition exploring the therapeutic potential of Oxycyte in the areas of decompression sickness and traumatic brain injury.
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Microformats are simple HTML design patterns for adding semantics to your web content. With additional semantic meaning, your content becomes more findable, extensible, standards-compliant and usable. And when built on a solid foundation of Plain Old Semantic Markup (POSH), your content also becomes more accessible. Emily Lewis, author of Microformats Made Simple, will discuss the benefits of microformats, as well as tools and resources to help you start publishing right away. But the focus will be on the practical application of microformats using POSH: link-based microformats, XFN, hCard and hCalendar. Emily will also discuss what HTML5 means for microformats, particularly microdata and the new semantic elements.
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