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by Bonnie Ingersoll, Guest Community Blogger
Hi Run Oregon Readers! That sounds weird to say, but hopefully this mic is on. I'm Bonnie (alias: The Mother Runner), and I am guest blogging this week about the awesome Cause + Event Portland 10k I was fortunate enough to be a part of last weekend.
Some things about me: I am a new mother to a very busy eight month old, a Portland State student that is on the verge of graduation (Go Vikings!!), and a newly working mama. Did I mention that I am training for the 3M Half Marathon in Austin in January? Full plate doesn't even begin to cover it, but somehow I have found my bliss in this crazy chaos. Insert something philosophical about being idle and we're set.
The Novice Runner, a near and dear friend, approached me about running Cause + Event with her and blogging about it. You may have gathered that "no" is not a phrase that I utter often. "No" especially could not be said to such an awesome inaugural race and the chance to be a part of one of my favorite blogs, so here I am!
I rolled into Bethany Village on Sunday morning, my baby snuggled in a bear suit in tow along with a husband who is nice enough to oblige a 6 a.m. wakeup for my running addiction. I met up with Nicole and spied the goody bag -- and what an awesome goody bag it was! Bob's Red Mill, Nike Factory Store coupon, cute tech shirt - sold!
We geared up, I saw Nicole off on her 5K start and the feelings of, "Hmm... maybe a 5K would have been better" crept in. The 10K fit into my half training, but was also the furthest distance I'd run in over a year due to pregnancy and a new little one. There's always that fear of not being able to do whatever distance I'm setting out for. Pesky doubt!
Before I knew it, the 10K wave took off. The course was great, complete with rolling hills and a good mix of paved trail and residential areas. I'm all about safety and liked the well controlled traffic and the way the course was set up. It was serene, safe, and had decent scenery.
The rolling hills were new for me; I mainly run flat with a mega hill here and there. I quickly learned, though, that I am a hill junkie. Bet you didn't see that coming and neither did I! There is something about gentle, rolling hills: going up you can push yourself, the end is in sight, you get to the top and can let it go as you give into the downward slope. I'm now excited to work more hills into my weekly runs!
I felt really motivated throughout the race by
keeping people behind me running with other people. The only time this became a little bit of a problem was when I got past mile five and missed a turn. That's the nice thing about having people in front of you. I ran about a quarter mile out of the way, downhill, rocking out to Miley Cyrus (yes, this really is my life) before realizing I was off course.
Once I noted my mistake, I hiked back up the hill and proceeded on the course. The marking for this particular turn left a little to be desired, but it happens, right? Some additional directional signs might be a good thought for next year's race.
The finish was downhill, so I could repair my bruised ego and sprint to the finish -- I loved it! I collected my bear-suited baby, the rest of my gang and enjoyed the post-race festivities. Bagels, fruit, coffee, and delicious soup from Bethany's Table. There were also a ton of door prizes, which were an awesome addition to the race!
It was a great race and I highly recommend getting into the mix for next year if you can. There's a lot of love that went into this race and I could certainly tell. I love that kind of enthusiasm in newer races. It reminds me why I run -- to have fun, do some good, and eat a guilt-free bagel!


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In a world devastated by mysterious spatial quakes, Shido isn't what you'd expect in a hero. He's an average Joe who gets bossed around by his adorable little sister and mocked by the popular girls at his school. You'd definitely pick him last for dodge ball, but when it comes to saving the planet from imminent destruction, Shido's got one thing going for him: intergalactic hotties can't keep their hands off him! When the secret to stopping the spatial quakes turns out to be romancing the extraterrestrial Spirits responsible for all the chaos, Shido the loveable loser becomes the hero of all humanity. For every Spirit he makes out with, mankind breathes a little bit easier. Kiss the girls--save the world. That name of the game is driving the space babes crazy and nobody does it better than Shido!
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Phyllis spoke with professor and author Mallory Factor on September 1st about how government employee unions are corrupting politics and bankrupting our nation. (He made it clear that his comments were not directed at private sector unions.)
Many government employees are forced to pay union dues in order to get and keep their jobs. Union bosses admit that they spend only 20-30% of dues on worker representation. Much of the rest of that confiscated money goes to buy off the politicians they will "negotiate" with for pay and benefits. Who is not at the bargaining table? The taxpayers who foot the bill for an expanding government workforce with pay and benefits that greatly exceed that of the average private company worker.
Factor noted that only 7% of private companies are unionized, compared with 41% of government employees. Together, public and private unions collect $14 billion annually in dues. While they talk about protecting the 99%, union officials themselves are on the high end of the top 1% income bracket, with compensation ranging from $300,000 to more than $800,000 in 2010.
Union leaders also enjoy tremendous political influence, especially with the Obama administration. Andy Stern, former head of the SEIU, visited the White House at least 22 times during the first six months of Obama's presidency. AFL-CIO leader Richard Trumka bragged that he visited the White House two or three times a week, and spoke to White House staffers every day of the week, including weekends. Perhaps that isn't surprising considering unions spent more than $300 million to help elect Obama in 2008 and are projected to spend over $400 million to reelect him in 2012.
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The Congress of the United States established the Navy Medal of Honor on December 21, 1861. Thus, the establishment of the Navy Medal of Honor preceded that of the Army. It has long been recognized as the highest and for many years was the only decoration awarded to sailors and marines. It was not until 1915 that officers were eligible for the award. The award is made by the President in the name of Congress for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity involving risk of life above and beyond the call of duty in action against the enemy. In many cases the award is posthumous.
The design of the decoration has been changed several times since 1861. On August 7, 1942 Congress authorized a return to a design almost identical to the original 1861 design. The ribbon is blue with thirteen white stars and was first used in 1913. The prior version of the Navy Medal of Honor was in use 1919-1942 and included the dates 1917-1918. This may have been appropriate for awards given during World War One, but would have been somewhat misleading for actions happening after 1918. The award is also referred to as the Congressional Medal of Honor.


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As Professor Sherlock writes in her foreword, the value of liver biopsy "depends on the histological interpretation of the biopsy specimen obtained." This book is designed to help those with limited experience who are obliged to interpret few specimens a year, or those who wish to learn more about what the liver looks like in disease. For both groups the book will be very useful. It is complete, beautiful illustrated, and adequately documented with source material. For those interested, a chapter on staining techniques is included in which a few of the well-established methods are described.
A very short chapter on electron microscopy concludes the book. The remainder is devoted to descriptions of liver biopsy specimens, beginning with those of the normal liver. The spectrum of liver diseases in which liver biopsy may be helpful is complete, well-written, and profusely illustrated by 89 black and white photomicrographs and 16 color
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Dr. Alan Muns, PGY-5 UTMB Neurosurgery Resident, has been awarded the first annual William R. Cheek award for outstanding performance on the Pediatric Neurosurgery service at Texas Children's Hospital. This award was based on nomination and voting from the operating room staff, the staff on the neurosurgical floor, nurses, and nurse practioners.
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The University of Michigan sanctioned the fraternity that planned an offensive party earlier this year, according to a report in The Michigan Daily.
The university's Dean of Students Laura Blake Jones and the Greek Activities Review Panel suspended Theta Xi pending the completion of five sanctions, according to the report. Among the sanctions are designing a program on issues of race and gender, attending an intervention workshop, initiate a conversation on race relations at a Greek retreat and host a seminar for the public, the report stated.
Theta Xi came under scrutiny after planning a party called "World Star Hip Hop Presents: Hood Ratchet Thursday." The party invitation on Facebook used offensive words for African Americans and women.
The party was canceled and the university issued stern statements condemning the language used by Theta Xi members and the general theme of the event.
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About The Peter J. Tobin College of Business
Welcome to The Peter J. Tobin College of Business at St. John's University. You are probably on this website because you're about to make one of the larger decisions of your life: Which business school to attend. Exciting? Yes! But the decision is not an easy one. After all, the degree you earn, the institution from which you earn it, and what you learn, will travel with you for the rest of your professional life. You will want to maximize the return on your time and financial investment. You will want to consider the "fit" of a school with your preferred learning style. You will want the best professors, the best classmates, and to be where the action is. You will want a school with an engaged and dedicated alumni network. And maybe, just maybe, you will want to have a little fun along the way. We hope that by exploring the Tobin website you will come to appreciate the uniqueness of the College and our innovative approach to business education.
For almost ninety years the Tobin College has offered opportunities for individuals from throughout the world to study in New York City's dynamic business and cultural environment. Our curriculum emphasizes a strong cross-functional understanding of business practice, experiential learning, and a global perspective, all in a values-based context. At Tobin, we believe that operating ethically and with a passion for high principle is a powerful business and career strategy. It's not surprising that our alumni lead great organizations worldwide.Below are just a few examples of what makes our College stand apart from the rest:
The Student Managed Investment Fund
The multi-million dollar Student Managed Investment Fund allows students, under the supervision of an advisory committee of faculty and distinguished alumni, to invest a portion of the University's endowment. Tobin students identify, analyze, and present investment opportunities to the committee. They then become responsible for monitoring the performance of their portfolio, and making real buy, hold, or sell decisions. Earnings (and they've been strong) fund scholarships for economically disadvantaged students.
The Executive-in-Residence Program
The Executive-in-Residence Program enables Tobin students to serve as consultants to actual for- or not-for-profit companies. Reporting to and guided by clients' senior managers, students seek solutions to complex, real-world, business challenges. Consulting engagements with real challenges, real responsibilities, and real consequences, require real work, and really bright, really capable students. Sound like you?
Academic Service-learning and Economic Development
Our students have established a global reputation for leadership in the field of service-learning. They have helped establish an African-American owned brewing company in Harlem, NY, a taxicab company employing paraplegic drivers, an innovative mental healthcare facility, a state-of-the-art genetics biorepository, and a company that purchases and renovates subsidized housing for the poor. Student teams have also engaged in more traditional investment banking projects (including a comprehensive analysis of the strategic alternatives available to a Netherlands-based MNC) and management consulting engagements (including the turnaround of a struggling inner-city high school).
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Tobin students are afforded the opportunity to study at St. John's Graduate Center in Rome, Italy. The Graduate Center's five- to seven-week semesters allow students to seamlessly dovetail their studies in Rome and New York. Since all required MBA courses are offered at the Graduate Center, students also have the option of completing their entire degree in Rome. Earning all or part of an MBA from an AACSB-International accredited business school in the middle of the European Union is an invaluable professional achievement and personal experience. Interested now?
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If youre a fan of vector games then youll be very interested to hear about British developer Nnooos forthcoming WiiWare game, escapeVektor: Chapter 1, which is a retro-style arcade game where the player controls Vektor, an entity trapped inside your Wii. Its up to you to help Vektor escape from inside your Wiis CPU (hopefully he wont break anything!), where hes being held captive. As he tries to make his escape, hes targeted by enemies that are sent out by the Wiis CPU to stop him. Each enemy type has different hunting patterns and intelligence, making escape harder and harder to achieve as the game progresses. However, its not all bad news, as to help you, youll also unlock new abilities as you progress through the game. The further you progress, youll also unlock old code and memories which reveal more about Vektors past, thus setting up a whole series of forthcoming escapeVektor games. Heres Nic Watt, Creative Director at Nnooo, talking about the game:
We wanted to bring back some of the simplicity and style of the old arcade games but with a modern twist. For some of us, it will be like reliving our youth. We want this to feel like a blast from the past with cool, stylized graphics and a great sound track.Look for escapeVektor: Chapter 1 to be released on WiiWare in the second half of 2011.
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Caitlyn Jenner and FKA Twigs Partied This Week
Plus: Ryan Gosling, Gigi Hadid, Karlie Kloss, and more from this week's roundup.By Stephanie Eckardt
Plus: Ryan Gosling, Gigi Hadid, Karlie Kloss, and more from this week's roundup.By Stephanie Eckardt
Honestly.By Jessica Roy
A dazzling array of lace, satin, and womanly goods.By Catie L'Heureux
Photographer Ewen Spencer captures the scene before the show.By Ewen Spencer
Men are begging for invites to stand near models.By Kat Stoeffel
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Karlie Kloss wore a sparkly body stocking.By Charlotte Cowles
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On the occasion of the annual fashion show, we look way, way back.By Maggie Lange
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Barack Obama supporters have obviously never read a Bible.
They seem to be the ones who want abortions "provided" by the government and want the right to marry anyone they please. How can two men or two women "be fruitful and multiply," like the Bible says?
They are led down a path of destruction. I guess if the government is supporting them, it has the right to lead them anywhere and "dictate" to them about anything.
They don't seem to worry about the trillions of dollars because they are not "paying" for it, they're "living" off it.
The people on Social Security are the ones I feel sorry for. They have worked, paid taxes and put their money into Social Security, and the government has chosen to spend it elsewhere.
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London: Chris Gayle immediately left a mark for West Indies on his ODI return after a self-imposed 15-month exile, striking 53 from 51 balls after England captain Alastair Cook opted to put the visitors in at The Oval.
His aggressive innings contained five sixes and three overs and was Gayle's first ODI half-century since February 2011.
As he had done in the IPL, Gayle set himself in before teeing off. After playing out a maiden over from Steven Finn - the fourth of the innings - Gayle took three successive fours off the same bowler. Into his stride, Gayle proceeded to strike James Anderson for six in the ninth over. Next to suffer was Tim Bresnan who was hit for three sixes in the tenth over, after which West Indies were 48 for 0.
Anderson was hit for another six, and Gayle reached his half-century off 41 balls with a single off Bresnand in the 12th over.
Gayle eventually fell lbw to Graeme Swann in the 15th over, though it was next to impossible to tell whether the ball had hit bat or pad first.


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Stobaugh and colleagues "work to find soybeans with high-yield, high-protein oil content that is comparable to the GMO varieties on the market. And the University of Arkansas is producing soybean lines that are great."
Among the university's conventional leaders: Osage (5.6), Ozark (5.2), UA4805 (4.8) and a new release, UA4910.
UA4910 will be available to farmers in 2011. Those interested in securing seed can contact the state's foundation seed program.
What are the characteristics of UA4910?
"UA4910 is a late Group 4 (4.9) and an indeterminate with white flowers and a light, tawny pubescence. Essentially, 4910 has taken the place of 4805. We're still screening for the disease package — but it is showing signs of resistance to certain diseases.
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Officials say it's a miracle all 155 passengers on a US Airways flight from LaGuardia Airport to Charlotte, N.C. survived, Thursday.
A bird collision apparently caused the plane's engines to fail, but the pilot and rescue crews were both quick to respond.
"I believe now we've had a miracle on the Hudson," New York Gov. David Paterson said, praising all those involved in the effort. "This is a potential tragedy that may have become one of the most magnificent days in the history of New York City agencies."
Flight 1549 had just taken off from LaGuardia at 3:30 p.m. It had only been in the air about six minutes before going down in the river near 48th Street in midtown Manhattan, Federal Aviation Administration officials said.
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Witnesses praised the pilot, Chesley B. "Sully" Sullenberger III, for remaining calm and in control the entire time.
"He was phenomenal," pasenger Joe Hart said. "He landed it... Both engines cut out, and he actually floated it into the river."
By 4:40 p.m. the jet had sank into the river with only its tail section visible. The plane had been completely evacuated well before then.
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Passenger Alberto Pinero thanked God that the plane was able to land safely. He said the impact felt more like a "car crash" and that for the most part everyone remained calm.
"Somehow, the plane stayed afloat and we were all able to get on a raft," he said. "It's just incredible now that everyone's still alive."
Rescue boats and ferries arrived on the scene almost immediately. Pinero said some boats were able to get all the way up to front plane entrance, and passengers could get off without touching the frigid waters.
New York residents reported seeing the plane on its way down. Thinking back to Sept. 11, some feared the worst, but the FBI quickly issued a statement saying the crash was not linked to terrorism.
"It wasn't going particularly fast. It was a slow contact with the water that it made," witness Ben Vonklemperer said.
Another witness described the landing as "smooth," just like the pilot was landing on a runway.
History of Bird Strikes
Sullenberger reported a "double bird strike" to air traffic control just before his plane went down, and that seems to be the cause of the crash.
FAA spokeswoman Diane Spitaliere said planes do hit birds "from time to time" but that a resulting crash has not been reported in several years. When they do occur, she added, it's usually with smaller aircrafts.
The group reports about one strike for every 1,000 flights.
Since 2000, at least 486 planes have collided with birds-- 166 leading to emergency landings and 66 resulting in aborted takeoffs. The earliest known fatal airplane crash involving a bird was in 1912 off Long Beach, Calif.
Airports do the best they can to keep birds away by reducing trees and other vegetation near runways. Plane manufacturers are also advancing engine technology to withstand the impact of a bird at such high speeds.
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The New York Mets announced Wednesday morning that they have signed the former Detroit Tigers closer to a minor-league contract with an invitation to spring training.
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When an event like UFC 161 gets repeatedly slapped with injuries, but still remains an interesting night of fights, it's tough not to praise the alleged geniuses behind the UFC's matchmaking. That said, there are still way more than a few instances where you can ask "what were these guys thinking?"
Over the last 20 years of MMA, we've seen some amazing fights, but we've seen just as many that simply shouldn't have happened.
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Robin Roberts is facing another health scare.
The Good Morning America anchor revealed Monday that she is battling MDS, or myelodysplastic syndrome, a disease of the blood and bone marrow – and that she will have a bone-marrow transplant, with her sister as a donor.
"My doctors tell me I'm going to beat this – and I know it's true," Roberts, 51, writes in an emotional message to fans on the GMA website.
"If you Google MDS, you may find some scary stuff, including statistics that my doctors insist don't apply to me. They say I'm younger and fitter than most people who confront this disease and will be cured."
Roberts, who beat breast cancer several years ago, will begin chemotherapy immediately.
The bone-marrow transplant will happen later this year. "I am very fortunate to have a sister who is an excellent match, and this greatly improves my chances for a cure," she says.
She expects to miss "a chunk of time" after the transplant, but hopes to keep working at GMA full time, or close to it, until then.
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Really surprised Babcock was throwing that much ice-time at him, but he deserved it. Can't wait to see more tonight, boy was hopped up on adrenaline last night and should be tonight with the home opening crowd and player introductions.
Posted 22 January 2013 - 10:04 AM
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Posted 22 January 2013 - 11:31 AM
Predictable that Lashoff would become a message board darling (remember Doug Janik?) after last night, but he deserved it. Scores the first Wings goal since April 2012, and I seriously doubt we win that game if another system defenseman plays in his spot. Was amazing to see Babcock give him that level of quality playing time (only defenseman on a 4 on 3!?!), but he did his job amazingly well. We're going to need warm bodies back there who can play on a fringe NHL/AHL level this year, so let's keep our expectations in check.
Posted 22 January 2013 - 11:36 AM
Just like everyone was saying not to get too bummed by the Wings first games I don't think we should get too pumped over Lashoff's one game. I did think however that he looked great and fit in well. I didn't mind the couple of mistakes he made. I think if he gets a bit of an extended stay here (meaning like 5-7 games) we'd have a really nice idea of what he truly is and hopefully what he may actually become. Either way, I was really happy with his game last night and hope he gains strides again tonight.
Posted 22 January 2013 - 12:56 PM
I loved his style of play...You would have never known it was his first game. I have seen him at TC in Traverse City so I was excited to have him called up. He impressed me!
Posted 22 January 2013 - 02:58 PM
I agree with that everyone is saying above. You can't use that one game as a basis for projecting his future play. BUT that doesn't take away from how well he played in that game. Good for Lashoff, and thankfully, good for the Wings.
Posted 22 January 2013 - 03:07 PM
Predictable that Lashoff would become a message board darling (remember Doug Janik?)
When you need to get the pass off, bring in Lashoff!
I got nothin'.
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Posted 22 January 2013 - 03:11 PM
Predictable that Lashoff would become a message board darling (remember Doug Janik?) after last night, but he deserved it.
Janik was neither a drafted prospect nor a young guy. Nobody expected much out of him. Lashoff is young and has potential.
Posted 22 January 2013 - 03:40 PM
Janik was neither a drafted prospect nor a young guy. Nobody expected much out of him. Lashoff is young and has potential.
Lashoff is like Janik, he wasn't drafted. But that's where the comparisons end. He is young and he does have poential.
Posted 22 January 2013 - 03:58 PM
It's one game and you can't judge off of one game.
But man did we ever think the season was over after the Blues game, right?
He looked great out there. Time will give us a more clear picture on his ability but he looked awesome. I like Babcock's choices. It's a great feeling for a young kid when the coach trusts you and believes in you and an even better feeling when you deliver. What a great way to mold the kid.
Posted 22 January 2013 - 05:44 PM
So, theoretically, before the Saturday night game, what would have been the Vegas odds on Lashoff scoring the first goal of the season for the Wings?
That sort of start can bring great confidence, but how many others have come out strong, and then lost it either to the first being a fluke or because their partner bailed them out (not the case here, just thinking back to when we had Lids)?
I hope he works out, but I also hope he gets some leeway from the fans who just look at the box score.
I don't mean to sound negative here. I'm tickled that he came out looking good and congratulate him on his goal and game. Here's to many more.
Edited by 55fan, 22 January 2013 - 05:47 PM.
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DOHA: Qatar yesterday expressed regret and surprise over the decision by three GCC countries — Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain — to withdraw their ambassadors from Doha.
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The State Cabinet, responding to this unprecedented decision, said in a statement: "The move taken by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain have nothing to do with their national interests nor their security and stability, but there is a difference of opinion and position on a number of issues outside the Gulf Cooperation Council."
The statement added that "Qatar was and will always be committed to GCC values, and "this is what prevents Qatar from taking a similar procedure of recalling its ambassadors". The Cabinet reiterated Qatar's "continued commitment to the principles on which GCC was based and the implementation of its obligations in line with GCC states' agreements on preserving and maintaining their security and stability."
A security agreement signed last year by the GCC focused on cooperation in the exchange of information and tracking down of criminals and those who broke the law. The joint statement by the three countries said GCC members had signed an agreement on November 23 not to back "anyone threatening the security and stability of the GCC whether as groups or individuals — via direct security work or through political influence, and not to support hostile media".
The GCC foreign ministers had met in Riyadh on Tuesday to try to persuade Qatar to implement the agreement, it added.
"But unfortunately, these efforts did not result in Qatar's agreement to abide by these measures, which prompted the three countries to start what they saw as necessary, to protect their security and stability, by withdrawing their ambassadors from Qatar starting from today, March 5 2013," the statement said.
Kuwait's parliament Speaker Marzouq Al Ghanim said he was concerned by its implications. There were not comments from Oman yesterday.
Qatar has drawn criticism from some other GCC countries, especially the UAE and Saudi Arabia for its perceived support of Islamist groups such as the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and some other Middle Eastern countries, news agencies reported yesterday. Qatar denounced last year's ouster of Egypt's president Mohamed Mursi, who belonged to the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Cambria Heights 000 320 0—5 6 2
Forest Hills 100 000 0—1 1 2
3B—Hoover (CH). RBI—Cymor 2, Vescovi 2. WP—Carnicella. LP—Smith. SO—Carnicella 9 (CH); Smith 7, K. Smay 3 (FH). BB—Carnicella 3 (CH); Smith 2, K. Smay 1 (FH).
Records: Cambria Heights (2-0); Forest Hills (1-1).
Bishop Guilfoyle 5
Central Cambria 2
A three-run fourth inning lifted Bishop Guilfoyle over Central Cambria at Garfield Park.
Central Cambria (0-3) was up 2-1 with the bases loaded when Hillary Heiss singled to left. However, the ball was misplayed allowing two more runs to score. Shannon Hite added a home run for Guilfoyle (2-0).
Winning pitcher Miranda Merilli struck out 10 in the win. The Lady Devils got solo RBI efforts from Lacee Gittings and Katie Petrosky.
Central Cambria 020 000 0 — 2 3 1
Bishop Guilfoyle 010 301 X — 5 3 0
2B—Kemock (CC). 3B—James (CC), Gettings (CC), Stayer (BG). HR—Hite (BG). RBI—Gittings (CC), Petrosky (CC), Hite (BG), Heiss (BG) Stayer (BG). WP—Merilli. LP—Kulish. SO—Merelli 10, Kulish 5, Smith (CC) 4. BB—Kulish 6, Merelli 4.
Records: Bishop Guilfoyle (2-0); Central Cambria (0-3)
Claysburg-Kimmel 13
Central 3
MARTINSBURG — Claysburg blasted three home runs in improving to 2-0.
Kara Williams' inside-the-park grand slam in the seventh was the exclamation point on an offensive performance that also included a two-run homer by Christina Claar in the sixth and a Monica Iachini solo shot in the second. Claar finished with four RBIs.
Iachini also had a triple, while Krysta Gerheim doubled, singled and knocked in two runs. Kelsey Ickes spaced eight hits in getting the win.
Laura Ewart and Rachel Smith had two hits each for Central (1-3).
Claysburg-Kimmel 520 002 4—13 10 1
Central 012 000 0— 3 8 2
2B—Gerheim (CK); Hale, Ayers (Cen). 3B—Iachini, Mauk (CK). HR—Iachini, Claar, Williams (CK). Multiple hits—Iachini 2, Gerheim 2, Claar 2 (CK); Smith 2, Ewart 2 (Cen). RBI—Iachini, Gerheim 2, Mauk, Claar 4, Williams 4 (CK); Smith, Garman (Cen). WP—Ickes. LP—Smith. SO—Ickes 6; Smith 6. BB—Ickes 1; Smith 4.
Records: Claysburg-Kimmel (2-0); Central (1-3).
Philipsburg-Osceola 13
Tyrone 0
TYRONE — Brittany Murphy hurled her second straight one-hitter as P-O improved to 2-1 with a five-inning Mountain Leauge Nittany Division win. Amber Miller's leadoff double in the third inning was all that separated Murphy from a no-hitter.
The Lady Mounties had plenty of offense with 12 hits. Taylor Harpster had three hits, while Chasity Myers and Brooke Walstrom each knocked in three runs.
Philipsburg-Osceola 023 26X X—13 12 1
Tyrone 000 00X X— 0 1 1
2B—Walstrom (PO); Am. Miller (T). Multiple hits—Harpster 3, Confer 2, Walstrom 2 (PO). RBI—Walstrom 3, Stout 2, Myers 3, Wilson (PO). WP—Murphy. LP—Ar. Miller. SO—Murphy 9; Ar. Miller 1;. BB—Murphy 1; Ar. Miller 6.
Records: Philipsburg-Osceola (2-1; 2-1 Mountain League Nittany Division); Tyrone (0-5; 0-4 Mountain League Nittany Division).


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As residents and fellows finish their programs and begin to seek employment,
many of them will be negotiating contracts. When signing an employment contract,
the physician agrees to all its terms. The law does not protect the physician
from unsatisfactory contracts. The American Medical Association-Young Physicians
Section (AMA-YPS) reviewed physician contracting experiences and prepared
the monograph Contracts: What You Need to Know, a
guide providing basic contract information. The following information is excerpted
from the guide.
Investigate the financial standing of the contractor.
Be prepared to negotiate the terms of your contract.
Always have an attorney review the contract. For legal referrals,
AMA members can contact AMA Solutions, Inc (800) 366-6968, a national network
of legal and business advisors.
Obtain an explanation for anything in the contract that you do
not understand and revise the contract accordingly.
Avoid provisions that allow the contractor to change rules, policies,
and procedures that you are required to follow without formally reviewing
the changes with you.
Make all exhibits, attachments, and documents referred to in the
contract a part of the contract.
Avoid verbal understandings. All agreements should be stated in
Most disputes between physicians and employers that result in termination
of employment are not related to medical competence. Usually physicians claim
that employers failed to inform them about or misrepresented working conditions,
on-call responsibilities, patient workload, potential for partnership, or
prospects for increased competition. To avoid such problems:
Discuss on-call obligations and the number of patients you are
expected to see daily.
Try to build a cost-of-living increase into any multiyear contract.
Make sure the contract pays for professional liability insurance.
Find out who provides the insurance, who pays the premiums, and whether tail
coverage (coverage for claims made after leaving the place of employment)
is included.
Be specific about duties. Do not accept wording such as "to undertake
such responsibilities as the Board of Directors may assign."
The restrictive covenant or covenants not to compete provision
means that you will not compete with your contract party for a reasonable
period of time after the contract terminates, either voluntarily or involuntarily.
This law may differ from state to state and usually applies to a period of
time and a geographic area.
Ask whether you can obtain copies of patient records if you should
leave the place of employment. Provide for access to records in case you are
sued; ensure that on patients' written authorization you will be provided
with a copy of the records.
Suggest using a mandatory arbitration clause in the employment
contract. This requires any dispute to be resolved through arbitration (a
nonjudicial proceeding using an independent, objective third party) rather
than a court of law. Specify either binding arbitration, in which 2 parties
agree that the results of the arbitration will be binding and both parties
forfeit their rights to pursue the dispute further through the courts, or
nonbinding arbitration, in which 2 parties may subsequently choose to seek
legal redress after going through arbitration proceedings. Nonbinding arbitration
is used to air parties' complaints and to determine a possible judicial resolution
of those complaints.
AMA members can obtain a copy of "Contracts: What You Need to Know"
from the AMA Department of Young Physician Services, (312) 464-4978.
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What are you most proud of? That she turned out as well as she did. Especially her fingers,wow. She is a funny girl & she makes me smile.
Oh my goodness! Those boobies! (Sorry - I just had to mention them!) She is such a lovely lady and looks just like the Art mistress that taught me in High School in the '50s! She was Miss Greaves and we used to call her Grievous Peabody (don't ask me why)! I absolutely adore your "Patty" - how tall is she? I want to make one just like her!
The view from your home is breathtaking! What a beautiful place to live. I am inspired just seeing the mountain valley in this picture. I am also inspired by your projects. They have suggested some things I could do to embelish my projects. Thank you for sharing.
:D :D :D Funny and cute! I like it :) Well done, it looks like a teacher ;)
it looks awesome! and Iove the view your doll looks wonderful.
Pamilia! Your inspiration kept wheedling away at my brain and I eventually decided to look into doll-making. I discovered a book by Jan Horrox called "Introduction to Making Cloth Dolls" and have just made my first one (I've posted her on the site under "Other" if you want to see her). I think yours was possibly a Jill Maas pattern and I've just bought (via Jan Horrox's website) patterns for "Lola and Nelson" (a lady and a spotty dog) who are shown sitting on a striped sofa. I've also sent for the sofa pattern (which is by another designer) and will have to ask my husband for help in constructing that! I have also simply GOT to make "Fishy Flossie" (again by Jill Maas) as a gift to the niece we stay by the sea with in Cornwall every year ... but first things first ... mustn't try and run before I can walk!! Thank you so much for inspiring me to take up a whole new hobby (but what am I going to do with that enormous quilting stash? -don't worry, life WILL return to "normal".)


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Hi experts,
Can anyone tell me which FM I could use to create a personnel number (pernr) in code?
Thanks in advance!
Use FM HR_INFOTYPE_OPERATION. Plenty of examples in this forum.
Use the FM;
HR_INFOTYPE_OPERATION use INS for insert.
Refer to the link below:
With luck,
Functional Moudle
Hello There.
I would like to suggest my opinion,
Reference code for HR_INFOTYPE_OPERATION,
[SDN Wiki Code Gallery - Standard Reference for ABAP - Insert Infotype data with Maintain Text|https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/wiki?path=/display/snippets/abap%2b-%2binsert%2binfotype%2bdata%2bwith%2bmaintain%2btext]
Hope that's usefull.
Good Luck & Regards.
Harsh Dave
Thanks for all of you. While my objective is to create a pernr. This function seems just to work on the infotypes. If the pernr dosen't exist..
Yes indeed !
There is a check in the function module that the pernr does exists!
I had to solve that by generating BDC ! for hiring then, hr infotype operation for creating other infotypes!