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The Colorado Symphony Orchestra staged a marijuana-friendly concert. It wasn't easy.
Category: Culture | Posted on Fri, May, 30th 2014 by THCFinder
If you wanted to attend the Colorado Symphony Orchestra's first-ever marijuana-friendly concert last week, you had to follow the rules.
First, you had to be one of the lucky 250 or so who scored an invitation to the event, since the May 23 brass quintet concert, the first of four "Classically Cannabis" fundraising shows in the symphony's "High Note Series," wasn't open to the public. Then, you had to be at least 21 years of age and bring your own cannabis. Finally, warned a lengthy disclaimer on the Web page for the event, each of the guests who donated at least $75 to attend assumed all risk associated with using pot; concert-goers had to agree to not hold accountable "the Colorado Symphony Orchestra … and their owners, partners, employees, directors, officers, agents, affiliates and related entities" if something went horribly wrong.
If you were a member of the media who showed up at the large, modern art gallery hosting the concert last Friday night, there were more rules to follow—such as, according to the press advisory, not going on the gallery's open-air patio, the only place at venue where people could actually consume marijuana.
"I am watching history being made!" exclaimed a gray-haired woman packing a glass pipe.
This is what happens when you put on a pot-themed classical music concert: you get a lot of rules—not to mention a lot of attention. Reporters from the New York Times and the Times of London prowled the gallery before the show and a camera crew from CBS This Morning zoomed in on the brass quintet as they straightened the special green ties they were wearing for the event. Well-dressed patrons—many of whom were associated with marijuana-related law firms, consulting companies or similar businesses—perused the modern art on the walls, then braved the evening drizzle to grab gourmet tacos and popsicles from the squadron of food trucks stationed out back for the event.
Read more: http://www.slate.com
Cross Joint Madness
Category: Fun | Posted on Fri, May, 30th 2014 by THCFinder
There's More To Colorado Than Marijuana
Category: Culture | Posted on Fri, May, 30th 2014 by THCFinder
Colorado has certainly garnered a lot of attention since voters there decided to legalize marijuana in the 2012 election, but when it comes to drug reform, there's a lot more going on in the Rocky Mountain State than just buds, blunts, and bongs. In the past few years, Colorado has taken significant steps toward more enlightened drug policies, and with the powerful coalitions that have emerged to push the agenda, more is likely to come.
Passed last year while all the attention was on the legislature's race to get marijuana commerce regulations passed, the single most significant piece of broader drug reform legislation was Senate Bill 250, which aims to rein in and redirect corrections spending by reducing the number of drug offenders in prison.
The bill creates a separate sentencing system for drug offenders and allows people convicted of some felony drug charges to be sentenced to probation and community-based sentencing and see that felony charge changed to a misdemeanor conviction upon completion of probation. It allow provides that savings from the sentencing changes be plowed back into drug treatment.
The bill didn't come out of nowhere. It was the outgrowth of a 2008 law that created the Colorado Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice. That panel brought together in one effort the heads of all the relevant state agencies as they grappled with how to reduce recidivism and put a brake on prison spending. It also provided an opportunity for groups like the Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition (CCJRC) to start confronting the commission with research-based evidence about what does and doesn't work.
"There is a lot of good evidence-based practice that shows what we did in the past didn't work, and a lot of it had to do with national attention," said Pam Clifton, communications coordinator for the CCJRC. "People were asking 'How come half your people are going back to prison?' Well, we didn't have funding for treatment in Colorado. If you didn't have any money, there wasn't any place for you to go. Another problem was helping people on the front end. How can we be more proactive with people on probation? The recession gave us a little bit of leverage."
But to get sentencing and drug reforms passed required not just a commission to come up with best policies and practices, but a political leadership that was willing to act. That came in 2008, when Colorado turned from red to blue, with a new Democratic governor, Bill Ritter, and Democrats in control of the legislature.
"When Bill Owens (R) was governor, he wasn't going to let anything happen," said Clifton. "But with the commission, a lot of conversations got started and we were able to educate about why change was needed, so when we had a change in leadership, there was a mandate from the commission to get good legislation passed. A lot of the recommendations the commission made went directly to the legislature, and when a bill showed up from the commission, it had a better opportunity to survive the process."
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Girl Scout cookies nugs (Hybrid)
Category: Nugs | Posted on Fri, May, 30th 2014 by THCFinder
If you live in the Bay Area, you've likely heard of Girl Scout Cookies. Whether it's from one of the songs by the famous San Francisco rapper, Berner or actually trying it yourself, Girl Scout Cookies is a can't-miss strain that will medicate you beyond your wildest dreams. A potent mix of an OG Kush x Durban Poison x Cherry Kush mother backcrossed with a prime-looking OG Kush father created possibly one of the best Northern California strains of all time. For those of you who are into the Bay Area rap scene, you%u2019ve likely already smoked some of this off-the-charts weed after hearing some of the songs by San Francisco rapper and collective owner, Berner.
House Blocks DEA From Targeting Medical Marijuana
Category: News | Posted on Fri, May, 30th 2014 by THCFinder
WASHINGTON -- Reflecting growing national acceptance of cannabis, a bipartisan coalition of House members voted early Friday to restrict the Drug Enforcement Administration from using funds to go after medical marijuana operations that are legal under state laws.
An appropriations amendment offered by Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-Calif.) prohibiting the DEA from spending funds to arrest state-licensed medical marijuana patients and providers passed 219-189. The Senate will likely consider its own appropriations bill for the DEA, and the House amendment would have to survive a joint conference before it could go into effect.
Rohrabacher said on the House floor that the amendment "should be a no-brainer" for conservatives who support states' rights and argued passionately against allowing the federal government to interfere with a doctor-patient relationship.
"Some people are suffering, and if a doctor feels that he needs to prescribe something to alleviate that suffering, it is immoral for this government to get in the way," Rohrabacher said, his voice rising. "And that's what's happening."
The debate pitted three House Republicans who also are doctors against one another. Rep. Andy Harris (R-Md.) and Rep. John Fleming (R-La.) opposed the amendment, while Rep. Paul Broun (R-Ga.) supported it.
Harris insisted that there were no medical benefits to marijuana and that medical marijuana laws were a step toward legalizing recreational pot.
"It's the camel's nose under the tent," said Harris. He cited piece of anti-marijuana propaganda published by the DEA this month that claimed medical marijuana was just "a means to an end" -- the eventual legalization of marijuana for recreational purposes. The taxpayer-funded report uses scare quotes around the word "medical."
Read more: http://www.huffingtonpost.com
Dutch Dragon Weed
Category: Nugs | Posted on Thu, May, 29th 2014 by THCFinder
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There are hundreds of laws and military orders that create a world of oppression for Palestinians in Israel, Susan Abulhawa, a pro-Palestinian author and activist told an audience Saturday.
"Everything we have has been taken from us," she told a crowd of 250 in Meyerson Hall on the campus of the University of Pennsylvania.
Abulhawa detailed 20 including an Israeli law that she says ended the growth of Arab villages and a military order that she claims allows Palestinians to be detained for up to six months without a charge or trial.
Abulhawa is the founder of Playgrounds for Palestine, a group that builds playgrounds for Palestinian children in refugee camps and in the occupied territories. She is also the author of Mornings in Jenin, a novel about a Palestinian family displaced to a refugee camp.

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Nowadays, when people talk about great players, they tend to focus much more on the offensive sides of players' games. This whole time I was astonished at how little defenders were given their rightful credit.
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ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Greece's beleaguered government is bracing for a 48-hour general strike as lawmakers debate a new round of austerity reforms designed to win the country additional rescue loans needed avoid bankruptcy.
More than 5,000 police are to guard Athens' city center Tuesday, with union protest rallies due to start at 10:00 a.m. (0700 GMT) and head to Parliament.
The strike is set to disrupt or halt most public services, with doctors, ambulance drivers, journalists and even actors at a state-funded theater joining the protest, which is to continue Wednesday.
Flights will be grounded both days during stoppages by air traffic controllers between 8:00 a.m. and midday and between 6:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. (0500-0900 GMT and 1500-1900 GMT).
Unions are angry at a new €28 billion ($40 billion) austerity program that would slap taxes on minimum wage earners and other struggling Greeks, following months of other cuts that have seen unemployment surge to more than 16 percent.
The package and implementation law must be passed in parliamentary votes this week so the European Union and the International Monetary Fund release the next installment of Greece's €110 billion ($156 billion) bailout loan. Without it, Greece faces the prospect next month of becoming the first eurozone country to default on its debts — a potentially disastrous event that could drag down European banks and affect other financially troubled European countries.
"These measures are a massacre for workers' rights. It will truly be hell for the working man. The strike must bring everything to a standstill," said Thanassis Pafilis, a lawmaker with the Greek Communist Party that will lead one of Tuesday's main rallies.
A three-day debate on the new austerity measures got under way in parliament Monday, with Socialist Prime Minister George Papandreou buoyed by a word that French banks are willing to defer Greek debt claims and ease pressure on Athens.
"I call on you to vote for survival, growth, justice, and a future for the citizens of this country," Papandreou told lawmakers.
Greece remains frozen out of bond markets and is surviving on the €110 billion in promised bailout loans. Rescue creditors have set parliamentary approval of the tough new Greek measures as a strict condition for further assistance to cover a 2012 financing gap.
Papandreou said he hoped the terms of a second bailout would be better than the first, which was agreed last year.
"I call on Europe, for its part, to give Greece the time and the terms it needs to really pay off its debt, without strangling growth, and without strangling its citizens," he said.
Papandreou's new finance minister, Evangelos Venizelos, said the government acknowledged the new cuts were "unfair." He said Greece wants to conclude negotiations for a second bailout by the end of the summer "at the latest," and he urged opposition parties to abandon their opposition to the austerity program.
"These measures will take us from running budget deficits to achieving primary surpluses. It's a difficult but necessary step," Venizelos said.
The Socialists, with traditionally strong ties to the striking unions, have struggled to contain a party revolt against austerity.
Papandreou has a majority of five seats in parliament, but at least one Socialist lawmaker has said he will vote against the government on Wednesday, with another dissenter undecided — prompting dire warnings from senior government officials.
Theodoros Pangalos, the outspoken deputy prime minister, criticized financial experts who have suggested Greece might be forced to abandon the euro and return to its old currency, the drachma.
"People who say this are extremely stupid, whether they are analysts, university professors or economists," Pangalos said in a weekend interview with the Spanish daily El Mundo.
"A return to the drachma would mean that the next day banks would be surrounded by people trying to get their money out. The army would have to use tanks to protect (the banks) because there wouldn't be enough police to do it," he was quoted as saying.
"There would be riots everywhere, shops would have empty shelves and people would be jumping out of windows … It would also be disastrous for the entire economy of Europe."
Elena Becatoros in Athens contributed to this report.
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Active duty service members get their immunizations at the Soldier Medical Readiness Center inside the Thomas Moore Health Clinic. Check with your primary care provider if you have questions about immunizations. More about Active Duty Immunizations.
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Schedule Part I of the retirement, ETS, or military school physical at the Thomas Moore Health Clinic. Walk-in during duty hours to pick-up the information sheet and schedule the physical.
Schedule Part I of a flight physical through Russell Collier.
All other physicals, including the medical board physical, must be scheduled by the Soldier Medical Readiness Center at the Thomas Moore Clinic. More about retirement physicals.
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Sign In: Monday – Friday 7 a.m. – 7:30 a.m.
Must have DA Form 689, signed by Unit.
Training Holidays: Sick Call Available. The clinic is open for acute appointments. Active Duty patients can call to schedule an appointment.
All Emergency Cases: Please go to the emergency department!
Allergy & Immunizations
The Allergy and Immunization Clinic is a full service clinic for active duty and family members identified with different allergies. The clinic performs tests and therapy for hay fever, asthma, hives, drug allergies, and travel immunizations by referral from your doctor.
TB Tine tests are done on a walk-in basis on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The results can be read 48-72 hours later on a walk-in basis.
All pediatric aged patients 18 and under should be seen at their assigned primary care clinic for all routine immunizations. When bringing children in for their immunizations to their assigned clinic, please provide any immunization records available.
Telephone number: (254) 285-6335 or 285-6336
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Tuesday: 1:00 p.m. – 3:45 p.m.
Wednesday: 7:30 a.m. – 3:45 p.m.
Thursday: 7:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
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Training Holidays: Sick Call Available. The clinic is open for acute appointments. Active Duty patients can call to schedule an appointment.
All Emergency Cases: Please go to the emergency department!
Your PCM may recommend services from a behavioral health consultant in your clinic to help you manage your health and behavioral needs. They are specially trained psychologists or social workders who focus on helping patients develop healthy behaviors or change current behaviors that interfere with overall health and well-being. These providers can address issues such as family or relationship problems, as well as behaviors that affect your physical health.
Another option for continuing care is working with a behavioral health care facilitator. A care facilitator will contact you by phone periodically to monitor your syemptoms and check on how you are managing your health concerns. The care facilitator will then share your progress with your primary care team. In many cases, care facilitators and behavioral health consultants will work together with your PCM to make quick, effective changes to your treatement and address your symptoms.
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CDS provides screening for Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI), including HIV; treatment and follow-up; and, individual, group, and unit STI and HIV education.
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Active-duty Soldiers are seen for comprehensive eye examinations by appointment only.
Patients that are referred for urgent care by a primary care provider are examined the same-day.
Contact lens services are not a TRICARE medical benefit except for beneficiaries with certain eye diseases and for Apache aviators. The Optometry Service's optometrists only perform contact lens fittings for these patients.
Army issue glasses, Frame of Choice, and optical inserts can be ordered with a current prescription or after an exam in the clinic. Readiness means having two pairs of Army glasses and inserts - do not wait until it is deployment time to insure that you have your eyewear.
The Optometry Service has very limited appointments for Tricare Prime beneficiaries enrolled in CRDAMC'S System of Health. Appointments may be available for children age 6 years and older and adults up to and including age 64.
Retirees are authorized one pair of military issue glasses per year. Family members are not authorized glasses at government expense.
The Optometry Service has four clinics. One optometry clinic is located in each of the following health clinics: Thomas Moore, Bennett, Monroe, and Russell L. Collier Health Clinic. Call the Patient Appointment Service at 288-8888, from 7 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, to schedule an appointment.
Monday – Friday: 7:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Thomas Moore Optometry Clinic: 285-6305
The pharmacy is located in the lobby of the Thomas Moore Health Clinic and has an extensive inventory of medications. A current military identification card is required to fill all prescriptions for individuals 10 years and older. All refills are filled at the Refill Pharmacy located at Clear Creek Exchange. Handwritten prescriptions must be filled at the Main Hospital Pharmacy.
Phone: (254) 285-6349
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The Army Public Health Nurse conducts surveillance, evaluation, treatment and follow-ups for tuberculosis patients. More about Army Public Health Nursing.
The Communicable Disease Service (CDS) performs services for all referred patients with sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV. More about the Communicable Disease Service.
The clinic offers basic radiology services. Special tests to include mammograms, CT, MRI, Bone Mineral Density and Ultrasound are done at Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center's Radiology Department.
Monday – Friday 7 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Patients who need specialty appointments are referred to Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center, Brooke Army Medical Center, and local health care providers. Health Care Finders call or notify patients by mail of scheduled referral appointments. To inquire about your referral, call (254) 288-8023 or (254) 286-7749.
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School and sports physicals are available by scheduling a childhood physical appointment (254) 288-8888 or (800) 305-6421. Please bring all necessary school forms with the medical records and shot records. We will also offer school physicals during the summer. Watch the news and Darnall's web site for information about school and sports physicals. More about School & Sports Physicals
Self Care Program
The Self Care Class is an added service of Health Promotion & Wellness for Active Duty, family members, and retirees enrolled in Tri–care prime and Tri–care for life. Patients receive educational information on how to take charge of their own health. This includes making wise and informed decisions focusing on healthy living and safe usage of over the counter medications and self management of minor symptoms and ailments. Participants receive a self care card which entitles them to a limited number of over the counter items that can be picked up at all CRDAMC pharmacies except the PX.
Soldier Medical Readiness Center
The Soldier Medical Readiness Center is located in the back of Thomas Moore Health Clinic on 58th Street. The SMRC provides physical examinations. Vaccinations are also available at the SMRC for individual soldiers on PCS or TDY orders.
Units undergoing Soldier Readiness Processing for deployments, redeployments, or demobilization should contact the III Corps JMOC to schedule the medical portion. SRPs are conducted by appointment in BLDG 42000, 75th and Battalion Ave.
Medical in processing for newly arrived Fort Hood soldiers is performed at the Soldier Service Center, building 18010.
Monday – Thursday 7:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Friday 7:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
Well Baby and Child Exams
Pediatric care for children from birth to 18 years of age is available from your child's primary care provider. Children receive a comprehensive examination and immunizations during well child visits. Bring medical records and all shot records to the appointment. Call (254) 288-8888 for an appointment.
For childhood immunizations, call the Patient Appointment System, (254) 288-8888, to make a Well Baby appointment or make an appointment online.
Women's Health
Primary care providers at the Thomas Moore Health Clinic have routine appointments for pap smears, mammograms, gynecological problems, and contraceptive counseling. Call Patient Appointments, 288-8888, or make an appointment online. Women who intend to become pregnant should take prenatal vitamins before becoming pregnant to reduce the risk of birth defects. Prenatal vitamins are available at any Family Care Clinic or Troop Medical Clinic. Most pregnant women (active duty and family members) are cared for at Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center's Women's Health Center or the Darnall Family Medicine Residency Center. If you have a positive home pregnancy test or a positive lab pregnancy test, call the Women's Health Center, 254-288-8109, to start your pregnancy care.
Pregnancy tests are done on a walk–in basis from 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. in the Thomas Moore Health Clinic.
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Media Political Pundits Quit Surfing TMZ Long Enough to Sculpt Narrative, Declare Rick Perry Campaign Sunk.
Terrible thing to waste: So that's it, then. Governor Rick Perry's run for the GOP presidential nomination is done, o-vah, dust in the wind. One inarticulate response in a debate watched by precisely 172 people in which he muffed a chance to call Mitt Romney a flip-flopper again, plus a lackluster showing in non-binding straw poll of 2,600 elderly Florida Republicans, and the pundits have ruled: So long, Governor Sleepyhead. Frontrunner? Shoot, he might as well pack up and head back to his hovel in Austin. Loser.
As of noon on September 27, anyway.
Ever wondered how political media folk manage to discern themes and narrative and the future a full 11 months before the rest of us even begin to care about presidential politics? Of course not. Nevertheless, we have space to fill, so we're going to tell you. Drawing on our decades of media experience, Buzz has delved deep into the psyche of the political reporter and offers you 20 seconds in the mind of a pundit:
Rick Perry
"Oh, man, another deadline, another 700 words of drivel. ... Better fire up the ol' Internet. ... Hey, Demi Moore's topless on Twitter! Put me down for follow ... no, later. Gotta deadline. ... Lessee. ... Hmm, Michelle Malkin is dissing Perry. She's still alive? Wow. Ann Coulter too? ... Crap, it's just Demi's back. Bogus. ... Hmm. Moore, Malkin and Coulter, there's a Do-Marry-Kill for you. I wonder ... nope, nothing for "Anne Coulter nude." ... Stop! Concentrate, man! ... Wonder what Chris Christie's up to. Ah, says he's still not gonna run. ... Still could be an angle. ... Mitch Daniels has a book out. God, another political book. ... Wonder if I'm too old to take the LSATs again. ... Shit. Deadline. ... OK, here goes: Marry Moore, do Coulter ... Stop it! ... Need a story. ... Huh. Rick, Mitt, Chris, Mitch. Why do all those GOP guys sound like members of a frat house a capella group? Save that one for a tweet. ... Hah! Look, that kitty wants a cheeseburger. ... Be going back to Iowa too fuckin' soon. Loose-meat sandwiches and Red Roof Inns. Man, I miss the sports desk. ... Whoa, gotta plane to catch. What to say? ... OK, Perry was up, now he's down. GOP thinkers worried. Conservative doubt. ... Should hold off the boss, Mr. Douchey Douchstein. Like he edits this crap anyway. ... Follow up with Perry recovering. ... Yeah, narrative. That's the thing. ... Christ, another year of this. ... Wonder what's on monster.com. ... Ooo, look. Shiny."
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My mom is bothered that my 17 month old daughter still breastfeeds a lot. She's constantly putting me down telling me I'm preventing her granddaughter from optimal growth, etc. It's true my dd is on the light side, but she's thriving and never sick.
Anyway, my mom consulted our family doctor, who advised her to give me infant breakfast cereals for my dd, so my dd can 'learn to chew'. Whenever she refers to my milk, she's very condescending.
My dd does eat very little compared to other babies. She really likes eggs, liver, meat, fish, and drink lots of water. I'm doing my best to keep people from feeding her cookies, candies, and desserts-- for some reason, everyone thinks its amusing to give babies these foods!
I know-- just ignore her, right! LOL! Just wanted to rant about it!


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One of the most damaging and lasting anti-Semitic myths involves the relationship between Jews and money. In the advent of Wall Street's economic downturn and Bernie Madoff's ruinous schemes, these ideas have come back to rear their ugly heads. Stereotypes about Jews hoarding money, rich media moguls exerting undue influence, and a disproportionate amount of wealth and control in the hands of the Jewish community are not only false, but are also dangerous.
In his latest book, Jews and Money: The Story of a Stereotype (Palgrave Macmillan, November 2010), Abraham H. Foxman, National Director of the Anti-Defamation League, examines the origins, history and politics of these ideas and how they contaminate dialogue and societies. With thorough research and powerful arguments, he shows the origins of the tendency to blame the Jews, the roots of misunderstanding "the chosen people," and the truth of Jewish philanthropy. Foxman shows how generalizations become part of common beliefs, and he lights the way to promoting fair treatment for people.
Jews and Money argues that anti-Semitism is far from a historical relic and delivers straight facts to counter these widely held and unfounded beliefs. Contrary to widely held stereotypes, readers will learn that over 700,000 American Jews live below or near the poverty line, the vast majority of American business leaders are actually not Jewish, and that charity and generosity are at the core of Jewish religious teachings.
Taking into consideration the full cultural effect of the stereotype as it stands today, Foxman addresses recent ADL surveys that show just how much of a foothold these anti-Semitic beliefs have on certain segments of the U.S. citizenry. And with an eye to the future, the book provides forward looking actions that anyone can take to raise awareness of the harm that these falsehoods pose to our society.
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Abraham H. Foxman is the National Director of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and one of today's preeminent opponents of hatred and discrimination across the world. Mr. Foxman has met with national and world leaders to discuss important issues such as religious intolerance and the Middle East peace process. He is the author of The Deadliest Lies: The Israel Lobby and the Myth of Jewish Control and Never Again? The Threat of the New Anti-Semitism.
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"Abe Foxman has written with significant insight on a stereotype that should be eradicated. His perspective clears a path towards enlightenment and is fascinating. A must-read."
-- Donald J. Trump
"Foxman's books serves as an important wake-up call – alerting readers to continuing prejudice and stereotyping of Jews, both positively and negatively, which swirls around the mainstream of American culture. Jews and Money takes readers through an easy-to-digest and informative journey, documenting the origins and growth of bias and bigotry against Jews from the birth of Christianity through current time, focusing on the subtle as well as blatant forms of prejudice today, and the role of the media and the internet."
-- Andrew Tisch, Co-chairman, Loews Corporation
"This book captures the historic complexity that remarkably remains an issue of keen sensitivity even today. The words 'Jews and money' have an ugly resonance that most of us can't forget. Even for a subject that has been deeply explored, this book offers many new and worthwhile insights."
-- Michael Steinhardt
"Timely, sensible, and highly readable, this volume explodes popular myths concerning Jews and money, and reminds us that stereotypes matter and anti-Semitism remains a problem. Full of commonsense ideas for how to make our world 'a more tolerant, open-minded, and freedom-loving place.'"
-- Jonathan D. Sarna, Joseph H. & Belle R. Braun Professor of American Jewish History at Brandeis University and author of American Judaism: A History
"Abe Foxman looks at some long-standing stereotypes about Jewish people that have no place in the business world, or any world for that matter. He provides important information that will educate others, combat bigotry, and promote religious and economic freedom."
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We'll post any relevant sales and deals as time allows, giving preference to local, "green," and family-owned businesses but not excluding national chains. We're a family of five and well aware of how expensive life in this area can get. Family budgets will always be a factor in what we choose to post. (That being said, sometimes you gotta splurge… kids don't stay kids forever.)
In addition, we'll be posting ways to find family fun wherever you are: science experiments, craft ideas, movie & book reviews, game & toy reviews, kid-centric recipes, and anything else that strikes our fancy.
The Elton family is based in Landenberg PA, straddling the DE-PA-MD tricorner. We are fairly recent transplants to Pennsylvania and still spend the bulk of our time in Delaware: the Home of Tax-Free Shopping, the First State, the Small Wonder, a Place to Be Somebody.
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ESPN GameDay is on, which is really the best way to begin a Saturday. I'm 30 minutes behind on TiVo, so don't tell me what happened. Anyway, we have eight hours to go before Alabama kicks off against Tulane, though this one doesn't have the juice of last week.
There's just no comparison between gearing up to play No. 9 Clemson and facing Tulane team that's an unknown. So Alabama has focused on itself, zeroing in on improving its special teams, as I wrote this morning.This is a snapshot of the game.
As for Tulane, Ted Lewis of the Times-Picayune writes that the Green Wave is seeking improvement in its second year under coach Bob Toledo.
It's a slightly scary game for the Tide coming off that huge win and all sorts of praise. We'll quickly see how mentally tough this team is. Of course, TU has been dealing with real obstacles since being displaced by Hurricane Gustav.
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IACP Foundation: Boasting an International Reach: The Global Enrichment Program
By Major General Joseph C. Carter, Adjutant General, Massachusetts National Guard; Chair, IACP Foundation; and IACP Past President
ne of the most critical factors in ensuring the safety and security of any community is a trained, ready, reliable, and ethical police force. It is in the public's interest that police officers are well trained in the latest police practices and techniques and that they are ready and prepared to perform in a professional manner.
Unfortunately, in many nations around the globe, police agencies are unable to afford or otherwise provide the training necessary to address even the most basic functions of modern police work. In response to this need, the IACP Foundation is proud to present the Global Enrichment Program (GEP), which is the first foundation program dedicated solely to the needs of police executives from the international community.
GEP Explained
Through the GEP, and with funding support from the Oracle Corporation, the foundation will defray the full cost of a two-year membership in the association for approximately 30 command-level police officials from nations that are either underrepresented or not represented at all in the membership rosters of the IACP. These nations will be selected based on need.
This membership will afford senior police executives from the international community all of the rights and privileges of full IACP membership, opening the door for exposure to training courses, publications, and networking opportunities that would have otherwise been beyond their reach.
Currently, the association has over 1,600 international members in 96 nationsan impressive number, but certainly one that the IACP would like to see grow with the addition of diverse, qualified, and motivated new members from additional nations.
Welcoming New Members
The IACP Foundation Board approved the GEP in May 2008 and asked the foundation staff to proceed with the recruitment and the selection of candidates. The natural method of outreach proved to be the IACP's International Policing Division. Through its World Regional Offices, the division began a series of directed inquiries to World Regional Office chairs and other partners, requesting assistance to identify appropriate candidates for inclusion in the GEP.
By August, the division had received numerous qualified applicants that were then reviewed and vetted, and approval was given by both IACP international vice president Mohamed Abdulaziz Al-Nassr and IACP president Ron Ruecker. The foundation is proud to announce that the first complimentary IACP memberships have been presented to three outstanding individuals.
The first two members come to the IACP from the Kosovo Police Service, which was established in September 1999 and is a multiethnic institution employing over 7,100 sworn officers; 1,600 civilian support staff; and over 600 security officers. The IACP welcomes General Lieutenant Colonel Sheremet Ahmeti, who serves as police commissioner, and Major General Behar Selimi, who serves as assistant to the deputy commissioner for border police.
The third addition to the IACP membership is Lieutenant General Mohammad Munir Mangal of the Ministry of Interior of Afghanistan. Lieutenant General Mangal is based in Kabul and serves as the deputy minister of interior for security, a position responsible for a force of over 82,000 Afghan National Police officers.
More to Come
The foundation is pleased to extend to its international partners the opportunity to join in the advancement of professional policing through a program it sponsors. Both the IACP Foundation and the IACP International Policing Division staff look forward to welcoming more members of the international community to the ranks of the membership and to providing access to the unparalleled programs and services of the IACP. ■
The IACP Foundation is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization established to solicit, receive, administer, and expend funds for law enforcement–related charitable and educational purposes. Donations may be tax deductible; please check with your personal tax adviser. The foundation's federal tax ID number is 54-1576762.
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Cameron Diaz was spotted getting cozy with Blood Diamond Oscar nominee Djimon Hounsou at L.A.'s Hyde Lounge on Thursday.
"It looked like the perfect post-Valentine's Day date," a patron tells PEOPLE of the pair, who were with several other friends.
"They were totally vibing each other, lip-on-lip action," says the source. "Cameron looked so happy... Djimon followed her every move."
Diaz, 34, and Hounsou, 42, hit the dancefloor for Michael Jackson's "Burn This Disco Out" and Gnarls Barkley's version of "Gone Daddy Gone," says the onlooker, adding, "They were dancing really close, bodies pressed together."
A rep for Diaz says the pair are just friends. "Cameron was out to dinner with friends, they ran into Djimon and he joined them for a drink at Hyde," says the rep. "They are friends, nothing more."
A rep for Hounsou did not return calls for comment.
Just last month, Diaz split from her longtime boyfriend, Justin Timberlake.
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Madonna has revealed that she was so exhausted at times during her recent MDNA world tour that she would regularly burst into tears before she was due to go on stage.
Speaking at the premiere of her new concert film, The MDNA Tour, Madonna told The New York Post that while she regularly burst into tears while on tour, she felt it helped her put on a better show.
The 54-year-old pop sensation said: ''I was a mess. I would have my bad nights, and I would cry and I would say I don't want to do this. Before every show, everyone came into my dressing room and . . . said prayers, and 50 percent of the time I said them, and 49 percent of the time I was crying, usually from over-exhaustion. But there's something about pushing yourself.''
Madonna ended her 88-date tour last December in Cordoba, Argentina, after performing for over 2.2 million fans worldwide.
The tour, which grossed over $305 million and was named the highest grossing tour of 2012, and Madonna was honoured with the 'Top Touring Artist' award at the 2013 Billboard Music Awards last month.


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Kick off Oktoberfest 2014 with InCONCERT's Casino Night at the 4th Floor Blues Club! This is guaranteed to be a night of fun, food and gambling. InCONCERT is bringing Blackjack, craps, slots and even a unique twist to horse racing to Richmond and it's all for a good cause. InCONCERT's events benefit more than 10 area non-profits with the proceeds from casino night.
The group of volunteers at InCONCERT wanted to bring horse racing to Richmond so they got creative, installing jumbo TVs throughout, the 4th Floor Blues Club. They brought the fun of horse racing to you even when no horses races can be televised so, grab your cash and come down to see how this group is bringing in the races.
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The Honors Major
Students who have excelled in the major may choose to pursue an honors degree, which features two focused seminar courses in advanced topics. The first seminar, HE503, pursues an interdisciplinary approach to a topic in literature and the arts; the second, HE504, offers specialized study of a particular literary figure, period, or problem. Recent examples include:
- Contemporary Asian-American Literature
- World War I in British Art and Literature
- Building Modernity: Architecture and World Literature
- Slavery and American Culture
- Moby Dick: Ahab, The Whale, Violence
- Robert Frost: "The Great Misgiver"
- Reading Too Much Into Renaissance Texts
- Whitman's Many Leaves of Grass
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HE503 The Heroic Age of Beowulf - Assistant Professor Jill Fitzgerald
Hwæt! – This is the first word of the Old English poem Beowulf. Literary scholars have puzzled over the meaning of this word for roughly three centuries and, even today, most will admit that they are still unsure of how to translate it. Perhaps the greatest challenge facing readers of medieval literature is the recovery of a lost world of meanings and associations from a time we might be tempted to think of as a "dark" age. This class challenges this dubious designation. We will explore how the literary products of the Anglo-Saxon period anticipate and herald much of the "light" we prize today: widespread literacy, positions of privilege for women, disciplined thinking, new technologies, love for one's homeland, humor and riddles, communal bonds and, above all, heroic creativity and prowess. From texts like Beowulf to The Dream of the Rood, our primary focus in this course will be exploring the fascinating coexistence between Christianity and the heroic culture of the Anglo-Saxons (the world of warriors, battles, weapons, armor, and monsters). We will explore what it meant to be a "hero" in the Anglo-Saxon world (though the word did not yet exist), consider how constructions of the heroic vary radically, and ask ourselves if being a hero and being a Christian at the same time was possible. To this end, we will look at the unlikely figures Anglo-Saxons conceptualized as warrior-heroes and heroines – such as the Jewish widow, Judith, and the Emperor Constantine's mother – as well as how pagan heroes and kings such as Beowulf are presented with a great deal of ambivalence. As we trace the on-going process of Christianization throughout the period, we will observe the role of writing as a new technology in England, changing both history and culture forever, and affording us significant access into the world of Anglo-Saxon England. Finally, this course will turn to how conceptions of kingship and power were born out of this culture and explore the meaning of national identity in its very earliest English contexts.
Coming Spring 2017
HE504 Frankenstein and the Monstrous Birth of Postmodernity - Assistant Professor Noah Comet
This proposed course would commemorate the 200-year anniversary of the composition of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein during the storied "haunted summer" in Switzerland. Holed up with her husband Percy, Lord Byron and a few others, M. Shelley dashed together the beginnings of this novel on a dare to write the scariest story she could. Of course the novel came to be so much more than that: as this class would seek to acknowledge, it evolved into one of the great anticipatory texts of postmodernism, exploring, as it does, deformations of gender, sublime alienation, fragmented subjectivity, the hopes and discontents of science, and skewed temporalities. A careful, slow reading of the novel will prove rewarding as we follow these themes into the twentieth and twenty-first centuries in various media, including not only Anglophone literature, but film, music, and the visual arts. The problematic textual history of Frankenstein—its manuscript variants between 1816 and its 1818 publication, and its subsequent 1831 revision—sews yet another limb onto the body of work we are examining, troubling the very notion of authorship.
Including the two 500-level seminars (and their required supplements, HE521 and HE522), Honors students take eleven courses in the major, including HE442, Literary Theory and Criticism.
The distribution requirements for the Honors Major in English differ slightly from those for the major in English. Students interested in the Honors major should consult the requirements listed below and plan their course of study accordingly.
Required Courses for the Honors Major in English (HEGH):
- HE242 Methods of Literary Analysis
- HE333 Shakespeare
- pre-1800 period course
- pre-1900 period course
- HE442 Literature Theory and Criticism
- HE503 Seminar in Arts and Literature and HE521 Honors Supplement I
- HE504 Seminar in Advanced Topic and HE522 Honors Supplement II
Honors majors must also take four electives in English that meet the following distribution requirements:
- 300-level genre or period or HE340, 353, 355
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Regeneration, new transport links, eclectic architecture and housing that is reasonably priced— welcome to SE15
Architecture may not be the first thing that springs to mind when you think of Peckham, but it should be. This corner of southeast London, known to outsiders mostly for its high levels of poverty and crime, has recently been made a conservation area.
Behind the urban grit, a wealth of solid Victorian buildings, such as Peckham Rye station, is crying out for love. Campaigners who fought hard for years to protect the neighbourhood's heritage believe that the recognition will also give the area an all-round boost. Peter Frost, chairman of the Peckham Society, says:
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CELTIC face a tough test in their pursuit of Champions League qualification as they take on Poland's Legia Warsaw in tonight's third round first leg qualifier.
Ronnie Deila's boys come in decent form after dismissing KR Rejkyavik 5-0 on aggregate, turning in a convincing performance in the home leg. Legia, meanwhile, qualified for the third round by beating St Pat's Athletic 6-1 over two legs. It promises to be an interesting contest at the Pepsi Arena tonight.
Keep up to date with every kick of the ball in this evening's live blog.
GOOD EVENING and welcome to the Champions League third round qualifier between Celtic and Legia Warsaw, live from the Polish capital! Tonight's match promises to be a fascinating affair between two sides still finding their feet in this formative part of the season.
We still don't really know what to make of Ronnie Deila's boys - even Celtic fans are still trying to figure out this side - but they showed enough muscle to overcome KR Rejkyavik in the second round and showed flashes of their potential.
Tonight's opponents should prove a far sterner test, however, and the Hoops would do well not to underestimate their hosts. Henning Berg's side have already begun their domestic season having played two games and looked good against St Pat's Athletic.
In essence, we have two unknown quantities duking it out this evening. And I, for one, can't wait.
Make sure online and tuned in for the kick-off at 7:45pm!
We've got some early come team news courtesy of the Celtic FC Twitter account:
Celtic team to play Legia Warsaw: Forster, Matthews, Ambrose, van Dijk, Lustig, Mulgrew, Commons, Johansen, Berget, McGregor & Pukki (NM)— Celtic Football Club (@celticfc) July 30, 2014
Celtic line up pretty much as expected, with new striker Jo Igne Berget, who joined on loan from Cardiff City earlier in the week coming straight into the starting XI. It's also good to see Callum McGregor continuing for the Hoops. He certainly looks like a bit of a player.
It's a solid enough team, but there's a still a nagging feeling Deila could bring another striker into his squad. Berget doesn't boast an enviable goal record and with only Anthony Stokes, Leigh Griffiths and Kris Commons as an alternative, they're lacking depth up top.
And here's the Legia Warsaw line up for tonight:
Kuciak, Broz, Rzezniczak, Astiz, Brzyski, Zyro, Jodlowiec, Vrdoljak, Kucharczyk, Duda, Radovic.
Subs: Jalocha, Dossa Junior, Ojamaa, Saganowski, Piech, Kosecki, Pinto.
Keep your eyes peeled on Miroslave Radovic - he scored three over the two legs against St Pat's.
It looks like a nice night in Warsaw this evening and the Polish fans sound in excellent voice.
If atmosphere plays a part and the crowd work as a "12th man", then you'd have to fancy the home side.
The teams are about to come out onto the pitch any minute now.
And we're off! Stick with us as we go through every kick of the ball...
Decent chance for Celtic to open the scoring Pukki flicks a clever header towards goal but Commons, bustling into the penalty box, is held off by the defender. A good opening for Celtic - this team look a little susceptible already.
GOAL! What an outstanding finish from Callum McGregor! Excellent hold up play from Pukki sees the ball clipped out to the right wing. McGregor collects it, cuts inside and smashes his shot into the net.
It looked to have taken a slight deflection and the goalkeeper looked a little out of position, but that's a fine strike.
GOAL! My goodness, that's some response from Legia.
As we said earlier in the evening, Radovic is the man to watch and so it proved. He gathers the ball just inside the penalty box and cracks the ball underneath Forster and into the net.
Questionable goalkeeping again. Celtic's advantage lasted less than two minutes.
Ambrose collects the ball and gallops into midfield before attempting to release Pukki, but the pass is a little too heavy for the forward to run onto.
Celtic haven't let Legia's equaliser disrupt their flow. The home side do look pretty handy on the ball though - some of their passing has been crisp and measured.
Not much to report since the last update - it's been an interesting match. Both sides are playing a pretty high defensive line so the majority of the match is being played out in the middle of the park.
If Celtic are to take advantage, they need to get Commons on the ball and have McGregor help stretch the defence.
Superb pinger by Kris Commons, but he drives it over the bar. The forward gathers the ball, turns his marker one way and then the other before unleashing a shot about a yard over the woodwork.
At the other end, Legia have an effort of their own but the player drags his shot well wide of the goal.
Celtic are beginning to look a little slack at the back - some of the passing is downright careless and they're giving the ball straight to their opponents. Legia have failed to capitalised but they really shouldn't be afforded these opportunities.
Chance for Pukki! Good play by Commons in the middle of the park sends the striker clean on goal but he prods his shot wide of goal. Good link up play between the two forwards.
GOAL! And Legia have taken the lead. A combination of good play from the home side and some horrible defending from the visitors allows Radovic to score his second.
A ball swung in from the right is headed back across goal; Duda out-muscles Ambrose; and Radovic is given acres of space to poke the ball home.
This match is bubbling along nicely now.
McGregor nearly pulls one back - Izaguirre pokes a cross to the edge of the area but the young winger's low shot is well held by Kuciak.
Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear. Celtic's defence has been roundly dreadful tonight and now Efe Ambrose has collected a red card. As the excellent Radovic makes his way in on goal, the Nigerian clatters into the back of him.
Competely deserved and pretty reckless.
HALF-TIME: Legia Warsaw 2 Celtic 1
A promising start has crumbled into dust as Celtic find themselves a goal behind and reduced to ten men. Callum McGregor's strike gave them the lead but some rotten defending has allowed the superb Radovic to score twice. Throw in Ambrose's red card towards the end of the half and you've had a pretty dismal 45 minutes for the Hoops.
It goes without saying but this is an uphill task for Deila and his team.
We're back underway at the Pepsi Arena - a huge 45 minutes coming up for the Scottish champions.
Not much to report so far from the second half. Celtic are doing their best to come back into the game as quickly as possible but every time Legia come forward, they look dangerous.
What should Deila do to rescue something from this match?


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Pears with caramel sauce
By Heidemarie Swanepoel
4-5 large, fresh pears
½ cup sugar – adapt to the tartness or sweetness of the pears
Juice of 1 lemon
Caramel sauce
1 cup sugar
3 ½ oz butter
2 pints milk
½ cup cornflour
1 teaspoon vanilla essence
Peel the pears, and remove the core. Cut into thick slices. Place the pears, the sugar, the lemon juice and a little water in a large saucepan, and gently simmer in a little water for 30 minutes or until the pears are firm but cooked through. The time needed will depend on the type of pears you are using. Cool slightly.
The pears, prepared like this can easily be canned or frozen for later use, if you have a surplus that you want to prepare.
Caramel sauce:
Melt the butter in a large saucepan, over medium heat. Add the sugar, and melt the sugar in the butter, stirring continually over low heat. Be careful not to burn the sugar. Once the sugar has become a lovely light to medium caramel colour, remove from heat. Pour the milk (keep back 1 cup) in slowly, stirring well. (It helps to warm the milk to luke-warm before adding to the caramelised sugar, to prevent lumping of the sugar. Although, do not fret if the sugar forms crystallised lumps during this mixing. It will melt again in the next step. Just be extra careful over lower heat if this has happened.)
Place back on medium high heat, and bring to just before boiling. Stir continually to prevent burning. Mix the corn flour with the remaining cup of milk, and add to the caramelised milk. Simmer for a few minutes, until thickened. Add the vanilla essence, stir well, and remove from heat.
Allow the pears and the caramel sauce to cool completely before serving.
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Kerry gets an earful from angry Syrian refugees
ZAATARI, Jordan -- Angry Syrian refugees confronted U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Thursday with demands for the United States and the international community to do more to help opponents of President Bashar Assad's regime, venting frustration at perceived inaction on their behalf.
Visiting the sprawling Zaatari refugee camp in northern Jordan near the Syrian border, Kerry met six representatives of its 115,000-strong population, all of whom appealed to him for the U.S. and its allies to create no-fly zones and set up safe zones inside Syria to prevent the Assad regime from inflicting additional destruction. The United Nations says the conflict has killed more than 93,000 people and become the world's worst humanitarian crisis since the 1994 Rwandan genocide.
"We are begging you for a no-fly zone," Jamalat Abu al-Hariri, one of the refugees, told reporters after the meeting.
Kerry listened to the complaints for 40 minutes and promised to relay the refugees' concerns to Washington and other capitals. But, he also noted serious complications in meeting the demands and reminded them that the U.S. has provided nearly $815 million in humanitarian aid to Syrians through the United Nations. Of that, $147 million has been directed to relief agencies working in Jordan, which is home to about 600,000 displaced Syrians.
His words, however, did not appear to assuage the six refugees.
Kerry had been warned of a possible hostile reception at the camp, where refugees, frustrated at their living conditions and deteriorating conditions in their homeland, have in the past attacked U.N. staff and other aid workers, but chose to go anyway.


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> connect to a share, but nothing would be visible within the share. After
> reading I post I found at the SF netatalk section, I removed the db
> files from the share, and restarted netatalk. Now I can see the files
> and folders within the share, but no one else can. I am owner of the
> share and its files and folders, I'm not sure if that makes a difference
> or not. Although they are part of a group that has r/w privs on the
> share. The log shows this error when they try to connect:
> Apr 27 17:16:26 [afpd] [enumerate.c:83]: E:AFPDaemon: adddir: Incorrect
> parameters passed to cnid_add
> Another odd thing is that if one of the affected users tries to create a
> new folder or place a file on the share, they get the error:
> "The command could not be completed because of a system error -50"
> Which is a parameter error, consistent with the error posted above. But
> if I then look at the share, I will see the new folder or file that was
> placed there. I've tried upgrading to 2.01 and downgrading to 1.5.3, but
> no luck, smae problem. I know netatalk uses berkdb as a backend and I
> figure its corrupt, but I have no idea how to fix it.
> Anyone have any ideas?
I fixed it! I had to set the permissions on the share to 2777, delete
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with David O'Flaherty
Finally, the weekend has come. We're celebrating the end of the work week with David O'Flaherty, our wine representative from Village Imports, as he pours a selection of wines from around the world. First stop, is France where we will be serving a glass of chilled Champagne and a white Burgundy. Then, we'll travel to Italy for a smooth Super Tuscan, and end back home in the States with two California reds.
All wines are 10% off during the tasting unless otherwise discounted.
Andre Clouet Silver Brut Natural
Cave de Vire Vire-Clesse 2011
Svoltacarrozze di Meoni Sebastiana 2004
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UH Manoa Campus Events Calendar
Afternoons at the AquariumJuly 11, 3:00pm - 4:00pm
2777 Kalakaua Avenue
Thanks to a grant from Aqua Hotels and Resorts, the Aquarium has invited storytellers, puppeteers and crafts people from the community to join the Afterschool at the Aquarium line-up.
Critter encounters, puppet shows, Stories by the Sea, and animal feedings are just some of the fun designed for kids.
Free with admission to the Aquarium
Ticket Information
No pre-registration required. Walk-ins OK.
Event Sponsor
WAQ, Manoa Campus
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|Wednesday, July 11
|Centers of Biomedical Research Excellence (COBRE) Research Seminar Series
John A. Burns School of Medicine, Kakaako Campus, 651 Ilalo Street, MEB Auditorium (Room 315)
|Tie-Dye in July
Manoa Campus, Hemenway Courtyard (Manoa Gardens)
|Afternoons at the Aquarium
2777 Kalakaua Avenue
|2012 Shiro Amioka lecture
Manoa Campus, Art Auditorium
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Flower Arranging 101: Halloween!October 25, 9:30am - 11:30am
Manoa Campus, 3860 Manoa Rd.
Get ready for some tricks & treats in this hands-on flower arranging class! Learn the basics of creating floral arrangements in this demonstration and hands-on session.
Bring clippers.
Call 988-0456 to register.
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$30 includes supplies, registration required.
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|2013 SOEST Open House
Manoa Campus, POST / HIG / MSB
|Flower Arranging 101: Halloween!
Manoa Campus, 3860 Manoa Rd.
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Manoa Campus, Moore Hall, Rm. 258
|American Studies Final Oral
Manoa Campus, Moore 104
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Manoa Campus, Hamilton Library, Presentation Practice Rm I
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Manoa Campus, Saunders Hall 443B
|Hanoi's Road to the Vietnam War, 1954-1965
Manoa Campus, Moore Hall 319 (Tokioka Room)
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Manoa Campus, Kuykendall 106
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Manoa Campus, Post 414
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Manoa Campus, POST Building, Room 414
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Manoa Campus, Saunders 624
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Women under lots of stress are less likely to get pregnant, a study suggests.
High levels of stress doubled a woman's chances of infertility, according to US researchers who say that yoga or meditation could help women who are struggling to conceive.
Although previous studies have looked at a possible link between stress and infertility, particularly in women having IVF, researchers have struggled to work out whether stress is causing infertility or the other way round.
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Allergic reaction to salicylate compounds such as aspirin may be more common than has previously been thought, Mac Brannen, MD, Austin, Texas, told the annual AMA convention.
"We propose that such conditions as chronic eczematous dermatitis, including chronic hand eczema, nummular eczema, urticaria, lichen planus, dermatitis herpetiformis, aphthous stomatitis, purpuric eruptions, erythema multiforme, pustular dermatosis of the palms and soles, pityriasis roses, and parapsoriasis may on occasion be precipitated or caused by salicylate allergy," Brannen said.
"Fortunately, the index of sensitivity to salicylates is quite low. However, considering the vast number of persons who ingest aspirin and other salicylates, the very low percentage of reactors could still result in a large number of cases of allergy to the drug."
Brannen said that the most commonly reported reactions of an allergic nature have been urticaria and asthma. "As with other drugs," he added, "laboratory attempts to determine aspirin allergy in the
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So one of the struggles I have as a fat guy is not only self image problem but an issue with overeating.
When I'm bored, I eat.
When I'm stressed, I eat. ?Heck, when I drive, I eat.
I have food hidden in every place I frequent a lot: the office of my full time job, the drawer of my desk in the newsroom (which my co-workers have figured out) and even the glove box of my car.
But lynch pin for me? Pizza.
I don't store it anywhere but go to a restaurant with a pizza buffet and I'm in trouble.
I used to argue that it was because I was paying $7 for a meal and needed to get my money's worth.
But what about Tuesday night? What happened there?
I was at Pisanello's in Bucyrus for an area sports writers talk show headed by Davey Jones of the Friday Night Phone Board fame on WQEL 92.7 to discuss the North Central Ohio region's playoff picture.
Davey is always generous to his guests, buying dinner for taking time out of our schedule.
They have a nice buffet with all kinds of goodies but the final tally for me: three pieces of pizza, two sections of a sub, a bowl of chili, two brownies and a cup of ice cream.
The fantasy football landscape can be a lot like that: lots of options but few of those things are going to be paying dividends down the road for you.
Another weekend of football and another full injury report. While the NFL is a violent game, I believe many of this year's ailments have more to do with the fact the NFL offseason was spent in hotel meeting rooms and not in minicamps and offseason conditioning.
The preseason is there in part to evaluate the talent but in large part to get the guys in physical condition to handle the grueling five-month season. A fine example: hamstring injuries, and there are plenty this year (See Peyton Hillis, for starters).
With the injury bug biting big over the weekend, let's look at the injuries and the potential replacements.
We'll start with Tim Hightower, who came into the year as a sleeper in fantasy, but has been victim to Mike Shanahan's "now you're my starter, now you're not" mentality. And now he's a victim of a torn ACL and done for the year. For Ryan Torain owners and now Roy Helu owners, that's good news as it's one less head to feed the rushing monster. Helu stands to benefit the most. Last week he had the most snaps of any of the three and that shouldn't change at all with Hightower out. I still like Torain more, but he's been an injury concern since he started and that alone warrants Helu ownership.
Earnest Graham joined Hightower on the injured reserve this week, making his one week's worth of ownership useless. It very well may have been Graham's final appearance in the NFL as the 32-year-old running back injured his Achilles. The good news is that LeGarrette Blount should be returning next week after an extra week off with this week's bye. Owners of the Tampa Bay back would be wise to find a place to store Kregg Lumpkin in the meantime as he is the Bucs' lone healthy back at the moment.
No stranger to the training room, Beanie Wells is likely going to miss this weekend's game against the Ravens. Now I'm not running out and picking up Alphonso Smith to start against Baltimore unless I have no other options, but it's worth monitoring the Wells injury situation, as he has been known to miss chunks of time in the past. In Smith's limited action, he's been marginal at best, rushing for 89 yards and a score on 25 carries.
Speaking of former Ohio State stars who have been below average in the pros, Michael Jenkins has been this week's hot wide receiver pickup. Coming off a three-catch 111-yard game, including a touchdown, only time will tell if this is because Christian Ponder is the quarterback now or if it was a Torrey Smith-like blowup week. He was targeted eight times. One thing to keep in mind is that often rookie quarterbacks will find one target and settle on them. Look at A.J. Green and Andy Dalton in Cincy. The two have developed a nice relationship so far. Jenkins is worth a pickup. He's had three or more catches every week of the season but one and had a nine-catch performance against the Lions in week three.
Demaryius Thomas may be the one of the beneficiaries of the switch at quarterback with Tim Tebow and the trade of Brandon Lloyd. Thomas didn't start (Eric Decker and Eddie Royal did) but he had three catches for 27 yards and a touchdown. While that's nothing super notable, this number is: 10 targets, the most on the team. He should see more snaps going forward and has the potential to develop into Tebow's go-to guy.
A few other players of note to mention. In the least shocking news of the week, Matthew Stafford is hurt. It's about as shocking as saying Jahvid Best is hurt. Which is a lot like saying your car needs gas to operate. Now Stafford's injury doesn't seem to be as serious as his previous ones, but he's been injured every year of his career so far, so have a backup in mind. If you think Shaun Hill is going to put up the monster numbers Stafford has, think again. His numbers last year in Stafford's absence don't support that theory.
A hamstring injury has hamstrung Joseph Addai (see Stafford for shocking injuries) and the guy who will gladly take the chance to make an impact is Delone Carter. I liked Carter a lot this year going in because of Addai's inability to stay healthy. Carter's team was destroyed by the Saints last week, 62-7, but he proved to be the lone bright spot, scoring a touchdown on 10 carries for 89 yards.
I would be in remiss if I didn't mention DeMarco Murray. Yes he was awesome last week and the first Dallas back in three years to get 25 carries. But head coach Jason Garrett has said this week the days of Emmitt Smith and 30 carries a game are a thing of the past. If you're going to get a plate the Dallas Cowboys rushing buffet, you'll need to get a helping of Murray, Felix Jones and a side of Tashard Choice. And after eating all that roster space, you may just end up with a belly ache.
Aaron Korte is the A-T's fantasy sports writer and enabler of eating bad snacks in the newsroom. He can be reached with your fantasy football questions at akorte(at)advertiser-tribune(dot)com.


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Sample Graduate Programs Pursued by International Business Majors
Where They Got Hired: International Business, Class of 2014
The international business major prepares students for careers in the global economy by complementing general business knowledge with elective courses of an international perspective. In addition to internships, International Study tours are available opportunities for students to supplement classroom knowledge.
The Career Center at Loyola University Maryland conducts an annual follow-up survey with new Loyola graduates between six and nine months after Commencement to paint a comprehensive picture of the professional paths each class has chosen. Nearly 89 percent of the class of 2014 responded to the survey.
Here's a snapshot of where our 2014 international business majors were hired or went on to graduate school:
ACE Group - Professional Associate
Advertising.com - Associate Account Manager
Assumption University of Thailand - English Teacher (3)
Black Frame, Inc. - Public Relations and Operations Intern
BMW of North America, LLC - Executive and Internal Communications Intern
Consumer Reports - Assistant Account Executive
Curioos - Business Development and Sales Coordinator
DDR Global - Project Manager
Everseat - Account Executive
Further Enterprise Solutions (FES) - Payroll & Human Resources Analyst
Highgate Hotels - Controller
Integra Realty Resources - Management Trainee
JCPenney - Sales Associate
KPMG LLP - Advisory Services
Laidlaw & Co. (UK) Ltd. - Financial Consultant
Maryland New Directions, AmeriCorps VISTA - Client and Alumni Associate
Morgan Stanley - Fixed Income Securities Analyst, Operations Analyst
Northrop Grumman Corporation - Professional Development Program, Business
O. Berk Company - Marketing Coordinator
Robert Half International - Financial Sourcing Specialist
Ryder Supply Chain Solutions - Data Analyst
St. Gabriel's College - Teacher
T. Rowe Price - RIS Associate
TD Bank - Customer Service Representative
Teach for America - Teacher
The Midas Exchange - Assistant Media Negotiator
U.S. Liability Insurance (USLI) - Policy Issurer
Under Armour - Supply Chain Operations Associate
Loyola University Maryland - M.A., Emerging Media, MBA, Finance