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- Take a White 12x12 Bazzill Cardstock Base.
- Cut a 8.5x8.5 square of your Hot Mama Silhouette paper. We are going to use the back the big houndstooth. Round the top corners. Then we are going to ink the edges black and take our Grid roller doodle and ink it with White and roll around the whole edge. This puts a really cool looking distress around the edges.
- With you BLACK Zebra paper you are going to cut a 3"x12" Strip, round the bottom 2 corners. And adhere on top of your Pink Houndstooth. About 1/5" from the bottom of the page.
- Take your Pink/Black Journaling Cards and cut out the pink with the earrings and the black with the leaves. Round the corners and ink the edges black. Adhere the earrings one kind of tilted overlapping the zebra just a little bit on the bottom side of your pink houndstooth. Adhere the black leaves one at the top right corner of the pink houndstooth kind of tilted.
- Next you will take your Giant Circle Journal Rub On and cut it in half. Take the half with the damask and leaves on it and place it in the left hand corner above your earrings journal spot .
- Cut out 2 of the small flourishes and rub on the zebra paper on the left side. Then cut out 2 metallic pink and 2 metallic white flourishes and place around or over the black flourishes.
- Take your PINK Glitter letters and spell out UNTIL YOU and place them over the flourish cluster you just made.
- Take your ruler and draw a straight line around the edges of your page.
- Journal with a black pen underneath the zebra paper in a line.
- Take your Glitzer Stickers. Transparent stickers with bling and spell out YOU and place on the right side bottom of the page.
- Take your GRID roller Doodle and roll it in black ink and roll across the right side of your page. Then take it and roll lightly across your Title "until you".
- Add a Horizontal 5x7 picture on top of you layered journaling spots.
- Then place the Glittery Chandelier on the right side up to the edge overlapping the zebra about an inch.
- Add 1 frosting rhinestone to each corner of your hand drawn border you made with your ruler.
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Baked Pumpkin Donuts
November 1, 2011
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The donuts look amazing and the fact that its bake a plus... Congratulations on your car purchased!
Thanks for the recipe..
- November 2, 2011 at 7:03 PM
- Matt Wrench said...
+1 for not being fried. Now I can convince myself these are healthy.
- November 2, 2011 at 10:31 PM
- Magda said...
Mmmm... I agree doughnuts look yummy. The sugar coating looks so nice :)
- November 3, 2011 at 2:35 AM
- Michelle Oaks said...
Oh wow, I just saw an electric pan that you can make doughnuts, waffles, etc. and was thinking that making some doughnuts that aren't fried sounded good. Much healthier- or at least we can convince ourselves of that without too much arm twisting :-)LOL
I am printing this recipe so I can try it out. This is a great time for finding ways to use pumpkin and it's nice to have something different than pumpkin pie- though it is good too ;-)
- November 3, 2011 at 3:46 PM
- Jenn said...
Times like this, I really wish I had a donut pan! These sound soooo yummy!
- November 6, 2011 at 7:30 PM
- Caitie Shea said...
i LOVE your blog. Your pictures are so good and so are the recipes. Thanks for sharing :)
- November 8, 2011 at 6:51 PM
- ming said...
Thanks so much for this yummy recipe! I came across these on Pinterest - so glad I made them this morning! Easy, and tasty! I am always looking for ways to use pumpkin this time of year, and these are really incredible, thanks! I am loving your blog & the photography is lovely :)
- November 19, 2011 at 10:36 AM
- ming said...
I forgot to mention - I don't have a donut pan (tho now I want one!) I used a mini muffin tin and made the little donut holes - they puffed up and were adorable, just like bakery donut holes :)
- November 19, 2011 at 10:38 AM
- Natalie said...
I have made these twice already :) I am making some more tonight for my mother in laws knitting Christmas party!! I am even doing some baked regular donuts with a chocolate glaze! Thanks for this recipe!
- December 19, 2011 at 10:25 AM
- Maria said...
Delicious! Substituted whole wheat flour and they turned out great!
- January 28, 2012 at 8:35 AM
- Amy @ A Little Nosh said...
I made these this morning and they turned out great! I don't know how you got your cinnamon sugar mixture so even and beautiful. I must have done something wrong there, but they still tasted great!
- May 28, 2012 at 1:13 PM
- kristinpry said...
OH MY GOSH. I just made these in a muffin pan since I don't have a donut pan and they are SO GOOD! They look a little more like muffins but they are so moist and the flavor is excellent! Kudos!
- September 22, 2012 at 12:03 PM
We made a homemade cream cheese frosting to put on them...yum!
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Motorola has unveiled the successor to its Google Android-based Droid smartphone in the US - the Droid X. Its a superstar for multimedia playback and network performance, but the interface can occasionally be sluggish.
Motorola is launching its Droid X handset in the US on 15 July, but the company has not announced availability information for UK customers. Our US sister magazine PC World got an early look at the device.
The follow-up to Motorola's wildly popular Droid, the Droid X is one of the hottest phones to debut this summer. Its specs outshine those on the other Droid phones available on the network, but it falters a bit when it comes to performance. Nonetheless, the Droid X is on a par with the iPhone 4.
Like the original Droid, the Droid X smartphone has a black, soft rubberised back. Unlike the original, however, the X doesn't feel thick and clunky when held. This is due in part to the fact that the new Motorola handset doesn't have a slide-out qwerty keyboard. But the X looks and feels much more refined than the original Droid. Its corners are more rounded and its rubberised edges make using it much more comfortable. Another welcome improvement: the X has physical hardware buttons (the familiar Menu, Home, Back and Search buttons) as opposed to the original Droid's touch-sensitive buttons. The X's buttons are small and unobtrusive, too, and they light up brightly when activated. Overall, the Droid X looks much more elegant and modern than its predecessor.
The Motorola Droid X feels slim at 10mm thick, but a bump at the rear is quite noticeable. The Droid X weighs in at 155g - a bit less than the 170g original Droid.
Aside from the four hardware buttons located below the display, the Motorola Droid X has a small volume rocker and a skinny camera shutter key on the right spine of the phone. The power/unlock button sits at the top of the phone alongside the 3.5mm headphone jack. The left spine houses the micro-USB port and the X's HDMI port. The back houses the battery, the 8Mp camera with dual-LED flash and the external speaker.
The Motorola Droid X's 4.3in (854x480) display is a knockout. Colours look vibrant and details are crisp. The capacitive screen is quite responsive to taps and swipes, but it's also glossy and reflective. This could make it difficult to view in bright indoor lighting, and it also faded in bright sunlight outdoors.
The display uses multitouch technology, which is also supported in both the Motorola Droid X's browser and photo gallery. Multitouch extends to the X's software keyboard, too, which makes typing on a virtual keyboard feel much more natural and comfortable. The best example of how improved multitouch on a virtual keyboard works is the fact that you can hold down shift and hit another letter and both will register. We also like being able to use Swype on the Droid X. Swype lets you type faster and more easily with one continuous finger or stylus motion across the screen keyboard. Swype takes some practice, but it is pretty useful once you get the hang of it.
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When we first read rumours that the Droid X would be running Motorola's skin for Android, Motoblur, we were a little frightened. Although we like Motoblur for the most part, it's somewhat busy, cluttered and a bit inelegant. But Motoblur has been toned down. Gone are the chaotic bubbles taking over your homescreens to deliver updates from Facebook or RSS feeds. We also liked how sharp the icons and text appeared and how easy and intuitive navigation was.
Motoblur has been reduced to two widget bubbles on one homescreen, which you can sync with your social networks. Another new feature in this version of MotoBlur is a navigation bar that lets you quickly switch between your various homescreens on the Motorola Droid X without having to flick through all of them to get to what you want.
Unfortunately, the Motorola Droid X doesn't run the latest version of Android, Android 2.2 (aka Froyo). At launch, you're stuck with version 2.1. You still get all the standard Google Android applications, however, including Gmail, Maps, YouTube and Talk for instant messaging.
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Motorola has unveiled the successor to its Google Android-based Droid smartphone in the US - the Droid X. Its a superstar for multimedia playback and network performance, but the interface can occasionally be sluggish.
Multimedia machine
With a 4.3in display, the Motorola Droid X is just begging to be a portable video player. A few third-party video apps come preinstalled, including a Blockbuster app for downloading and watching feature-length movies. YouTube videos had the standard amount of fuzziness when played on the Droid X, but a HQ feature lets you watch better-quality videos if they are available. You simply press the HQ button in the corner of the video, and a crisper, larger video - one that actually uses the Droid X's entire screen - will load. The Droid X also has DLNA and HDMI connectivity, which is a boon to media addicts.
8Mp camera is good, not great
The Motorola Droid X's camera has a respectable variety of features, a touch-friendly and easy-to-use interface, and pretty good image quality overall. But it has two problems: the phone-as-a-camera ergonomics and the shutter speed. The dedicated shutter button is simply too rigid and difficult to press. You have to push hard to get the camera to take a snapshot, and sometimes this results in blurry images. The phone's odd shape - with the bulge where the camera is - also affects picture-taking. We were tempted to rest our fingers on that bump to get a better grip on the phone, but that would mean blocking the lens with a finger. The X's shutter speed seemed a bit sluggish, too, which resulted in a few blurry action shots. It isn't nearly as slow as the original Droid handset, however.
Solid performance
Powered by a 1GHz processor, the Motorola Droid X seemed fairly speedy. Applications launched quickly, and switching between applications and homescreens took very little time. The phone did lag in certain areas though. For example, scrolling through the main menu wasn't always smooth and responsive. And oddly, whenever we swiped to unlock the phone, it stuttered a bit.
Media-rich web pages loaded quickly, and we were impressed with how quickly photos and videos loaded on our website. Of course, you can't play those videos until you get the Android 2.2 update, which will deliver Adobe Flash Player 10.1 (required to watch PCWorld's videos) to the Motorola Droid X.
Call quality was very good over the US Verizon network we tested it with. Voices sounded clear, and there was little background noise. A few of our contacts sounded a bit tinny over the phone, but we're not sure whether this was due to their phones or to the Motorola Droid X.
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Also see:
Apple iPhone 4 review
See also: Group test: what's the best smartphone?
Motorola Droid X: Specs
- Candybar Google Android-based smartphone
- 1GHz processor
- 4.3in (854x480) multitouch display
- 8Mp camera with dual-lED flash
- 8GB memory
- claimed battery life: 220 hours (standby), 8 hours (talk time)
- 66x127x10mm
- 155g
- Candybar Google Android-based smartphone
- 1GHz processor
- 4.3in (854x480) multitouch display
- 8Mp camera with dual-lED flash
- 8GB memory
- claimed battery life: 220 hours (standby), 8 hours (talk time)
- 66x127x10mm
- 155g
The Motorola Droid X is one of the top smartphones coming out this summer. In features, design, and usability, it is right up there with the iPhone 4. If only it were a little faster and the camera ergonomics were a bit more user-friendly.
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Of course with good intention that the new rule and regulations and procedure were adopted by the church for the episcopal election. But when the process is seen, it seems to be manipulated by the people with vested interests to eliminate the deserving candidates on personal grudge. The church loving people watching all these games all over the world can not sit as silent spectators. This is the second experiment just completed with the new selection system. The experiments have proved beyond doubt that the system is not fool proof. Last time the church leadership has already admitted that there had been lapses. It is time to look back and identify the faulty area to rectify them.
Norms and loopholes
In the norms published, the term referring- 'confidential report' and 'medical exam' are the two clauses which are vulnerable to manipulations, the weapons which can be used to hack down outstanding candidates if it happens to go in wrong hands. There should be a lie detecting system with the monitoring committee to test the reporter and the candidate if any candidate complaint to this effect. If a judge can be bribed as we hear now a days and a doctor can make false postmortem reports at the instance of highly influential people the medical exam reports may not necessarily be genuine.
But what more medical fitness needed for a bishop than a priest. It is meaningless without follow up medical exam for all bishops at least every five years and relieves them from the diocesan charges if they found unfit. They are not going to participate in march past, or fly an aircraft. Of course they fly all over the world for collection, which should be discouraged-with no doubt. The main duty of a bishop should be looking after the diocese, priests, people and parishes under him. All charitable activities should be entrusted to the priests. All donations for the charity should be routed to the mission board of the church under a bishop with independent charge to run the charitable institutions of the church. But people should not hesitate to support the bishops in charge of backward dioceses who deserve help abundantly.
One new suggestion for the election norm is that there should not be limitation for the number of candidates and the screening committee should not be allowed to select the candidates using ballot system which curtail the democratic right of the association members to elect their bishops. Even the managing committee also should not act as judges of the next elimination round. For example it is said that there were 18 eligible candidates and the screening committee members used their votes to find 14 candidates. They should have forwarded the list of all the 18 candidates to the managing committee for approval as official candidates to be elected by the association. In case more number of candidates won the majority of votes than the required number of bishops the remaining candidates from the list prepared on the basis of votes could have been kept as candidates in the waiting list for next time.
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There is a request to the candidates who could not make it through this time not to get frustrated and act like those bishop candidates who were in fray some time back, out of which one defected to the opposition party like in politics and the other is fighting with the church like using his pen. One should keep the faith and principle in tact.
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Jim Trezise of the New York Wine and Grape Foundation passes along these stats from the talked titled "U.S. Wine Consumer Trends" presented last week in New York City by John Gillespie, President of the Wine Market Council, and Danny Brager of The Nielsen Company:
-- Despite the dismal economy, 2009 was the 16th straight year of growth in wine sales, up 1.5%, with 276 million cases compared with 205 million in 2000
-- Wine sales have strongly shifted from on-premise (restaurant) to retail stores (especially grocery stores) as consumers increasingly choose to dine in, but still want wine as part of their experience
-- Consumers have clearly focused on value and traded down on price, which will have a long-term effect on the market
-- Direct sales to consumers at tasting rooms, or through wine clubs and the Internet, are clearly gaining in popularity
-- The "Millennial" generation (aged 16-33) is driving the growth even though millions have not even reached the legal purchase age
-- "Core" (frequent) wine consumers, who are only 16 percent of the population but account for 90 percent of wine consumption, have significantly grown in number while "marginal" (occasional) consumers have declined
-- The "local" phenomenon is clearly having a positive effect on wine consumption throughout the country, with local wines growing strongly
Trezise said the two men who gave this report also will be at Viticulture 2010 Feb. 17 in Rochester. This event also will feature Brent Roggie of National Grape Cooperative (Welch's) and Jay Wright of Constellation Brands to provide their views of grape juice and wine market trends, and how they affect New York growers.
"Early bird" registration discounts ended yesterday, but this three-day conference is still a great deal at $290 including breakfast and lunch each day. For information and on line registration, go to this Web site link.


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I wanted to just buy a "commodity" laptop and run Linux on it like we used to be able to. I haven't bought a Windows machine in 10 years so I didn't realized how they'd F#%@'d things up as of late. Work provides me a Dell Latitude which runs pretty much any Linux flawlessly with no hokey UEFI crap.

I had an IBM Thinkpad forever and it was solid as a rock. I might have to look at a Lenovo. But I've read where they generally have crappy displays. I'm sure you can spend more and get a better monitor.

I've heard of System76 but never seriously considered. Sounds like I should.Ā

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7 Meatless Ways to Serve Sloppy Joes!kathypatalsky
Every kid I know loves Sloppy Joes. And with all that tomato-y flavor in each sloppy bite, it is easy to see why. This messy classic recipe is especially delightful around the back to school season because not only do kids love it – but so do parents since it is a fuss-free meal that you can whip up in a flash. And serving the joes is as easy as scooping the filling onto a toasted hamburger bun or sandwich toast. Here are 7 meat-free ways to serve up delicious, scrumptious, filling, fun sloppy joes. You just may be surprised what your kids will eat when slathered in thick, yummy tomato-y sauce. Lentils, tempeh and beans? Oh yes! Get these 7 vegan recipes..
TVP Sloppy Joe Sliders 1 of 7These classic-looking sloppy joes use veggie-based, protein-rich TVP. This recipe allows for maximum deliciousness since the TVP absorbs all the flavors. This recipe also greatly resembles real meat.
Make TVP Sliders
Tempeh Sloppy Joes 2 of 7This crumbly-delicious recipe is made from protein-rich, soy-based tempeh that is infused with veggie flavors like tomato, corn, zucchini and bell pepper. Photo credit: Kiersten, Oh My Veggies
Make Veggie Tempeh Joes, recipe at Oh My Veggies
Garden Veggie Sloppy Stuffed Joes 3 of 7This TVP-based, over-stuffed joe recipe is loaded with an array of chunky garden veggies and tomato flavor. Photo credit: Kathy, Healthy Happy Life
Make Garden Veggie Joes, recipe at Healthy Happy Life
Rice and Lentil Joes 4 of 7Rice, lentils, veggies and plenty of spiced-smoky flavor infuses this tender and deliciously-messy sloppy joe recipe. Photo credit: Marly, Namely Marly
Make Lentil Joes, recipe at Namely Marly
Red Lentil Sliders 5 of 7These cute joe sliders are made from red lentils that are infused with plenty of savory spices and veggies. Photo credit: Melissa, Vegan Fling
Make Red Lentil Joes, recipe at Vegan Fling
Sloppy Joe Toast 6 of 7These super juicy lentil and zucchini joes are served on crisp toast - side of roasted potato wedges! Photo credit: Nic and Kier, Life and Running in Iowa
Make Zucchini Lentil Joes, recipe at Life and Running in Iowa
Meatless Crumble Sliders 7 of 7This meatless crumble-based recipe was adapted from a Martha Stewart recipe - so you know it has to be good! Plenty of sliced pickles on top too! Photo credit: Nikki, The Tolerant Vegan
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66th session of the WHO Regional Committee for Africa – 19-23 August 2016, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Declaration of polio outbreak in Nigeria as a public health emergency for countries of the Lake Chad Basin
5th Islamic Conference of Health Ministers English
17-19 November, Istanbul, Turkey
42nd Session of the Council of the Foreign Ministers of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation English
27-28 May 2015, Kuwait city, State of Kuwait
Assembly of the African Union عربي ¦ English
14-15 June 2015, Johannesburg, South Africa
Heads of state and governments of African Union declare historic resolution on polio eradication, calling it 'our historic legacy to future generations'
World Health Assembly Resolution WHA68.3 عربي ¦ 中文 ¦ English ¦ Français ¦ Русский ¦ Español
26 May 2015
The World Health Assembly (WHA) adopted a resolution, noting that achieving success could only be achieved through global solidarity. The WHA commended countries' emergency eradication efforts which had brought the world to the brink of being polio-free, and noted the strong progress being made towards preparing for the phased removal of oral polio vaccines (OPV), urging all countries to ensure global readiness for the coordinated global switch from trivalent OPV to bivalent OPV in early 2016.
Jeddah Declaration English ¦ Arabic
27 February 2014
The Global Islamic Advisory Group on polio eradication, consisting of the world's leading Islamic scholars and led by the Grand Imam of the Holy Mosque of Mecca, declared that protection against diseases is obligatory and admissible under Islamic Shariah, and that any actions which do not support these preventive measures and cause harm to humanity are un-Islamic.
Escalating poliomyelitis emergency in the Eastern Mediterranean Region, October 2013
The Regional Committee of the Eastern Mediterranean Region at its sixtieth session in October 2013 declared polio transmission an emergency for all Member States of the Region.
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World Health Assembly Resolution: Completion of polio eradication programmatic emergency for global public health (pdf) English ¦ français
26 May 2012
The World Health Assembly (WHA) adopted a landmark Resolution declaring the completion of polio eradication a programmatic emergency for global public health. Member States highlighted the feasibility of eradication in the near-term, but expressed concern at an ongoing funding gap threatening success. The Resolution urges all remaining infected countries to declare polio to be a national public health emergency requiring the implementation of emergency action plans monitored at the highest levels; calls on all countries to fully apply vaccination recommendations for all travelers to/from polio-infected countries; and, urges all Member States to rapidly make available the financial requirements to achieve a polio-free world.
Executive Board Resolution on polio eradication
23 January 2012
The Executive Board of the World Health Organization (WHO) and global health leaders expressed concern at ongoing polio transmission in the world and declared its completion a 'programmatic emergency for global public health'.
Communiqué on Adoption and Confirmation of the Abuja Commitments [pdf]
29 September 2011
The Executive Governors of the 36 States of of Nigeria adopt and confirm their commitment to polio eradication in Nigeria as contained in the Abuja Commitments.
African Regional Committee adopts key resolution on polio eradication [pdf]
1 September 2011
Ministers of Health of Africa urge any remaining polio-infected country to declare such events "national public health emergencies", requiring the systematic engagement of all political, traditional and community leaders to rapidly stop transmission.
Abuja Commitments to Polio Eradication in Nigeria [pdf 109kb]
2 February 2009
In early 2009, governors of 36 Nigerian states met with Mr Bill Gates and committed – among other things – to provide active leadership of polio eradication activities and primary health care, ensuring that all children under five years old are reached and vaccinated against polio.
WHA 61.1 Poliomyelitis: mechanism for management of potential risks to eradication [pdf 13kb]
24 May 2008
In 2008, delegates at the 61st World Health Assembly called for a new strategy to eradicate polio from the remaining affected countries and finally rid the world of polio.
WHA59.1 Eradication of poliomyelitis [pdf 18kb]
26 May 2006
The 59th World Health Assembly passed a resolution urging polio-endemic Member States to act on their commitment to interrupt transmission of wild-type poliovirus using appropriate monovalent oral polio vaccines, and to respond rapidly to the detection of circulating polioviruses.
Resolution No.14/31-S&T on Global Cooperation in Polio Eradication Programme Among OIC Member States [12kb] | French [44kb]
14–16 June 2004
Delegates at the 31st session of the Islamic Conference on Foreign Ministers affirmed their commitment to eradicate polio in Member States of the Organisation of the Islamic Conference (OIC), urging the international community to provide the necessary resources to eradicate polio from OIC Member States and to protect children at risk of polio epidemics in Africa.
Polio: the way forward [pdf 100kb]
20 May 2004
During the 57th World Health Assembly in 2004, ministers of health from Nigeria, Niger, Chad, and Cameroon signed an agreement to raise the importance of polio eradication and to coordinate their actions to maximize the efficiency of polio eradication activities in their region.
Geneva Declaration for the Eradication of Poliomyelitis [420kb]
15 January 2004
On 15 January 2004, ministers of health from the (then) six polio-endemic countries – Nigeria, India, Pakistan, Niger, Afghanistan and Egypt – publicly pledged an all-out effort to end polio. Ministers gathered at WHO headquarters to sign the Geneva Declaration for the Eradication of Poliomyelitis, marking a historic step toward stopping poliovirus transmission in their countries.
Resolution No.14/10-S&T(IS) on Global Cooperation in Polio Eradication Programme among OIC Member States [pdf 47kb]
16–17 October 2003
At the 10th Session of the Islamic Summit Conference in 2003, delegates affirmed their commitment to eradicate polio in Member States of the Organisation of the Islamic Conference (OIC).
African Union Decisions by the Executive Council on Polio Eradication in Africa [pdf 17kb]
4–8 July 2003
Among other decisions, the Executive Council of the African Union resolved to break the final chains of polio transmission in Africa by reaching every child during polio immunization campaigns.
Lungi Declaration on Polio Eradication in West African Sub-Region and the Way Forward [pdf 1MB]
19 October 2001
At the launch of synchronized National Immunization Days, heads of state and government of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) committed to routine immunization, supplementary immunization, and improving surveillance until the sub-region is certified polio-free.
Yaoundé Declaration on Polio Eradication in Africa [pdf XXkb]
8–10 July 1996
In 1996, the heads of state and government of the Organization of African Unity committed to eradicating polio in Africa as an urgent priority and confirmed their strong determination to make Africa polio-free.
WHA 41.28 Global eradication of poliomyelitis by the year 2000 [pdf 25kb]
13 May 1988
At the 41st World Health Assembly in 1988, delegates from 166 Member States adopted a landmark resolution (WHA 41.28) for the worldwide eradication of polio. It marked the launch of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, spearheaded by the World Health Organization (WHO), Rotary International, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF).
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NLRB expected to dismiss claim by GE workers
The National Labor Relations Board appears poised to dismiss a complaint by union workers at GE Transportation.
In May, members of Local 506 of the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America filed a complaint with the NLRB, claiming that the company moved work from its Lawrence Park plant to a new facility in Texas without giving the union the opportunity to bargain.
Union President Scott Duke said at the time that the company originally described the Fort Worth plant as an overflow facility.
Now, more than six months later, the NLRB is expected to reject that claim.
In a document filed Nov. 25, Barry J. Kearney, an attorney for the NLRB Division of Advice, filed a memo that recommends the complaint be dismissed.
That memo says in part: "We conclude that the employer did not violate the act ... as there was no transfer of work that required notice and bargaining under the parties' collective-bargaining agreement."
That memo, sent to Robert Chester, regional director of the NLRB's Pittsburgh-based Region 6, is not a final decision.
But it's a clear signal that a final decision is on its way.
In an interview Tuesday, Chester said advice contained in such memos is "always followed by the regions."
The complaint, originally filed with the Pittsburgh office, was referred to the Division of Advice because it involved complex issues that could have a national impact, Chester said.
"Once they (complaints) go to advice, the regions are really required to follow that advice," he said.
That leaves the NLRB with two options: Dismiss the claim or wait until the union withdraws its complaint.
The second option seems unlikely.
Duke said Tuesday that the union plans to appeal.
"I am not too happy about it," he said of the expected ruling. "This is huge. This facility (in Fort Worth) was supposed to be the overflow."
However, the attorney for the NLRB outlined in some detail the reasons for dismissing the case.
He notes that an employer is generally obligated to bargain over decisions to transfer work to another facility.
But an exception existed in this case because the collective bargaining agreement "expressly permits the employer to act unilaterally with regard to the specific type of decision at issue."
The memorandum addresses the jobs created in Fort Worth before the company's April 9 announcement that it planned to eliminate 950 union jobs at its Lawrence Park plant.
The memo, however, does not address whether the company has met its bargaining obligations following the April announcement.
This conduct, the memo writer concludes, "is the subject of later-filed charges currently being investigated and will be examined separately."
In a statement from the company, spokeswoman Jennifer Erickson said, "We have always maintained that we have acted lawfully and in good faith, and we are pleased that the NLRB's decision supports our position. We also look forward to continuing to work with the union."
JIM MARTIN can be reached at 870-1668 or by e-mail. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/ETNmartin.


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ArchBeat Link-o-Rama for 2012-06-27
By Bob Rhubart-Oracle on Jun 27, 2012
- Resource Kit: Oracle Exadata for the Communications industry
In addition to several customer case studies, in video and white paper formats, this resource kit also includes a technical overview of Oracle Exadata Database Machine and a product datasheet. Registration is required for those who don't already have a free Oracle.com membership account.
- Call for Nominations: Oracle Fusion Middleware Innovation Awards 2012 - Win a free pass to #OOW12
These awards honor customers for their cutting-edge solutions using Oracle Fusion Middleware. Either a customer, their partner, or an Oracle representative can submit the nomination form on behalf of the customer. Submission deadline: July 17. Winners receive a free pass to Oracle OpenWorld 2012 in San Francisco.
- BPM – Disable DBMS job to refresh B2B Materialized View | Mark Nelson
"If you are running BPM and you are not using B2B, you might want to disable the DBMS job that refreshes the B2B materialized view," says Fusion Middleware A-Team blogger Mark Nelson. Learn how in his short post.
- A Universal JMX Client for Weblogic –Part 1: Monitoring BPEL Thread Pools in SOA 11g | Stefan Koser
A concise how-to from Oracle Fusion Middleware A-Team blogger Stefan Koser.
Thought for the Day
"There are two ways of constructing a software design: One way is to make it so simple that there are obviously no deficiencies, and the other way is to make it so complicated that there are no obvious deficiencies. The first method is far more difficult."
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Duke's Family Studies Program and Clinic, a specialty clinic in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, specializes in the most up-to-date, state-of-the-art treatment approaches.
A team of psychiatrists, psychologists, and social workers -- expertly trained in family treatment methods -- provide therapy and skillful care.
The clinic offers a full range of family therapy services, including:
Karen C. Wells, PhD, Director
P. Susan Hazlett, PhD
Learn about the Family Studies Program and Clinic, a component of our psychiatry and psychology training programs, through these documentary films developed by one of our residents:


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SUPER Light Stiff Racquets are many times the cause of Arm Problems.
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If your racquet does not have enough weight (mass) there are numerous problems that occur:
- The racquet does not absorb the shock of ball and racquet collision and the shock is transferred to your arm resulting in wrist, elbow and shoulder problems.
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Just like indoor wall decor and art, outdoor decor comes in a wide variety of forms. From weather resistant paintings and prints, to stone plaques, through to outdoor mirrors.
There is a piece of wall art or decor for every location ,every budget and every taste.
Below are a few examples of some of the forms outdoor wall decorations can take.
Thanks to the development of new UV protected inks and state of the art printing processes, it is now possible to recreate many of your favorite art works to hang on walls outside.
These are great to hang around your seating or dining areas - creating the real feeling of an outdoor room. There is an ever increasing range of weather resistant art available with something to suit all tastes.
The range of metal wall decor is staggering and not confined simply to those items created specifically for the outdoors.
Many pieces designed to go indoors can also be happily used outdoors especially if you don't mind the look of the metal changing and aging in the weather.
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You may be wondering what the difference is between garden plaques, friezes and reliefs.
Garden plaques are what most people traditionally considered as wall art. They come in a wide variety of sizes and colors and were traditionally constructed from concrete, but these days also come in fiberglass which has been designed to mimic the look of natural stone. The real advantage of fiberglass is that you get the look of stone without the weight issues that normally come with concrete, this is especially true on larger pieces.
Friezes are constructed in the same way as garden plaques with the main difference being that friezes normally depict a scene, usually something with a historical flavor or an architectural pattern. Friezes are also usually defined as being a long rectangular shape as opposed to the more square shape of a plaque.
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PayPal unveiled PayPal Here, which allows small businesses to accept in-person credit card payments by swiping them with a thumb-sized card reader, and also allows them to accept credit cards and checks using a phone camera to scan and process them.
The card reader is similar to that of rival Square, a service that has become popular with artists, artisans and crafters who use the device to accept credit cards from customers offline at shows and fairs.
Square charges sellers 2.75% per swipe, while PayPal will charge a simple flat rate of 2.7% for card swipes and PayPal payments. According to Thursday's announcement, PayPal gives merchants a business debit card for quick access to their funds and 1% cash back on eligible purchases - "which means if you use the debit card, your fees are actually just 1.7%," PayPal said.
The key differentiator of PayPal Here is the brand, experience, and more than 100 million customers around the globe, according to PayPal. "PayPal Here comes with our world-class fraud management capabilities, and our 24�7 live customer support."
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Church to host dinner, concert
A community potluck and free concert will be at the at Leetonia Mennonite Church, 764 Columbia St., on July 17. The potluck will begin at 5 p.m. and guests are to bring a salad or dessert using local food items to complement hot sandwiches made from pasture-raised chickens. A catered meal featuring local ingredients will also be offered for $14 per pate. To join either dining option, call the church at 330-427-6827 or email firstname.lastname@example.com by July 15. Beginning at 7 p.m. acoustic music will be provided by Adrian Labra and the Labra Brothers Band, Greg Yoder and Seth Crissman and Aubrey Helmuth Miller. For details, contact Greg Bowman at 610-413-3196 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
NYC bus trip set in September
Seats are still available for the Salineville/Southern Alumni Community Scholarship Foundation's Red Eye New York City bus trip. The bus will leave the Southern Local K-12 campus at 11:58 p.m. Sept. 12 and return at 5 a.m. Sept. 14. Cost is $100 per person and the money is non-refundable. All proceeds will be used for Southern Local student scholarships. For more information, call Tracey Reeder at 330-223-1528 or Connie Beadnell at 330-679-2224.
Camp Fear will open at?BCSP
Camp Fear, featuring ghost hunts, tours, and camping, will be at Gretchen's Lock in Beaver Creek State Park, July 19-20. The free camp is hosted by Dark Shadow Ghost Tours and Ghosting 12 Paranormal. Those not wishing to camp, can still take part in the tours which start at 1 p.m. July 19. There will also be appearances from Esther Hale, Gretchen Gill, Lucy Cobb, Jake the Night Watchman, and other ghosts from the area. For more information, visit Dark Shadow Ghost Tours on Facebook or email at email@example.com.
Poker run benefits United Way
Backdrafts Pub & Grill on St. Clair Avenue in East Liverpool will host the 15th annual United Way Poker Run Saturday. Rider sign-ups begin at 10 a.m., and bikes depart at noon. The cost is $10 per person, with proceeds benefiting the United Way. More information is available at 330-385-2082.
Work to close more of Route 558
Beginning July 16, state Route 558 will be closed for two days just west of Lower Elkton Road for a culvert replacement by ODOT's maintenance crew. Route 558 is already closed about a mile west of this location and just east of state Route 164 for a $1.13 million bridge deck replacement project that began in June. Traffic should use the detour posted for the bridge project which is south on Route 164 to Route 517 east back to 558, and reverse. This closure should only affect local traffic.
Paxson will rock the fairgrounds
The Zack Paxson concert to benefit the Lisbon First United Methodist Church food pantry is scheduled for 7 p.m. Saturday at the fairgrounds. The concert is following the Soul to Sole Fun Run. There will also be drum, Tae Kwon Do and Zumba demonstrations, as well as games and food. The concert was incorrectly listed as being at the church.
School supplies needed in EP
East Palestine Social Concerns is collecting items for its annual school supplies giveaway through July 27. Items can be dropped off at the library or village churches. Some needed items include 24 count crayons, glue, pencils, erasers, folders, paper, tissues, zippered bags, and related items. The giveaway is from 9:30-11 a.m. and 5-6 p.m. Aug. 11 at Centenary United Methodist and is open to East Palestine District families only.
Church to host lawn festival
A community lawn festival will be at Paradise Church, 10020 New Buffalo Road, from 4-7 p.m. July 19, rain or shine. The festival will feature food, raffle baskets, a bake sale, games, and a country store. Musical entertainment will begin at 3 p.m.
Scavenger hunt slated in Salem
A free scavenger hunt for all ages is planned for 6:30 p.m. July 23 in Salem's Waterworth Memorial Park. The hunt will begin at pavilion nine, and participants are encouraged to wear comfortable shoes and clothes. Led by Jason Reynolds on the Columbiana Soil and Water Conservation District, the hunt is being hosted by the Salem parks department and library. Registration is not required. For information call the library, 332-0042.
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Buses, soap boxes and scenic rails
The Salem Memorial Building Association will be sponsoring four bus trips, with the first being July 26 to the Soup Box Derby in Akron. Additional trips include a mystery tour on Sept. 20, Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad on Oct. 11; and Stan Hywett Hall and Gardens Christmas Tour on Dec. 20. Bus tickets are $15 to $20. Those interested should call 330-332-5512. Information can also be found at www.salemparksandrecreation.com.
CTC offers adult ed classes
The Columbiana County Career & Technical Center's ABLE program will begin free Academic Skills Brush-Up/GED classes in Lisbon, Salem, and East Liverpool on July 15. ABLE is also offering a free Introduction to Health Care Sciences that covers basic anatomy, biology, medical terminology, and contextualized mathematics, to anyone considering an education in the health care field. Both courses are open to adults 19 and older and 16-18 year olds with additional documentation. Interested individuals should call, 330-424-9561, ext. 190.
Business showcase scheduled
The Columbiana Area Chamber of Commerce is hold a Summer Business Showcase at 5:30 p.m. July 24 at Whispering Pines Village, 937 E. Park Ave. Along with refreshments and networking, there will be brief presentations by Southern Care Hospice, Boardman Steel, Gallagher, Clark & Carney Realty Group and East Fairfield United Methodist Church. Contact the chamber office at 330-482-3822 or email firstname.lastname@example.com for additional information. Reservations are not required.
Chamber sets economic program
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ADAPT to host family festival
ADAPT Coalition's Crestview-Columbiana Leadership Team is sponsoring the fourth annual Family Fest from 5-9:30 p.m. July 19 in Columbiana's Firestone Park. The free event is intended to provide alcohol and drug free activities for the whole family. Activities will include games, music, a bounce house, bungee run, cannonball blaster, rock wall, face painting, food, cornhole tournament, and an animal show. Fireworks will begin at 10 p.m. Guest can enter a raffle for bicycles and other prizes, with winners chosen at 8:15 p.m. For more information, contact Brenda Foor at 330-424-0531 or email@example.com.


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Not To ScaleHeather Spohr
I am pregnant and have a condition called hyperemesis gravidarum. HG is like morning sickness on steroids – I vomit a million times a day, and likely won't have any relief until I birth this baby in the spring. There are some medicines I take that can help with the nausea, but even with those I am still sick every day. Does it suck? Of course. But I knew what I was in for, and while it's hard, it also has a pretty awesome baby-shaped reward at the end that makes everything worth it.
Unsurprisingly, my obstetrician is very on top of my hydration and weight loss. I've already spent some time getting hydrated via intravenous fluids, and I definitely have more IVs in my future. I see my OB every two weeks, and after losing almost four pounds between my last two visits, my OB instructed me to weigh myself every morning and keep track of the interval difference (I email the numbers to her nurse).
I dread weighing myself every morning, but for the opposite reason I've disliked weighing myself in the past. I now have a negative reaction when I lose weight, because every pound lost means I'm closer to needing much more aggressive forms of treatment. On the flip side, when I gain any amount of weight, even a fraction of a pound, it's celebrating time! HG has completely changed the way I look at numbers on a scale.
My scale actually has this fancy mode where if you want, it will only tell you your interval of loss/gain since your last weigh-in. Under normal circumstances, I really like it because it lets me focus on what I've lost instead of what I weigh overall. Under the current circumstances, I like it because it means I don't have to do any math! Win! Within seconds of weighing myself I can email the nurse with "today's interval: -.8" or "today's interval: +.2 yay!"
This morning I stepped on the scale with more trepidation than usual. Yesterday was a particularly rough day in the nausea department, and I was crossing my fingers that the loss wouldn't be more than half a pound. I stood on the scale and looked down. After a moment, +114 popped up on the screen. WHAT?! I certainly hadn't gained one hundred fourteen pounds, and even with my HG weight loss, I don't weigh anything close to 114 pounds.
I stood there, completely befuddled, when my daughter Annie strolled in. She looked at what I was doing and her face lit up. "MAMA! I can make the numbers come up!"
I then realized that my daughter must have come in here and stood on my scale without me knowing, and I apparently weigh 114 pounds more than she does. I wonder if my OB and her nurse would appreciate updates like, "today's interval: +114 pounds more than Annabel." Hmm, probably not.
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Sen. Blanche Lincoln
Mr. President, I rise to honor the life of a great Arkansan, Curtis H. Sykes, who passed away last week.
As a member of the Special Task Force to Study the History and Contributions of Slave Laborers in the Construction of the U.S. Capitol, Mr. Sykes made valuable contributions to the important and challenging work that the task force conducted. As its name indicates, the purpose of the task force is to recognize and preserve the contributions that African Americans made to the construction of the Capitol complex. The task force has served as a working memorial to pay tribute to those who made an enormous sacrifice to help build the greatest symbol of our Nation's freedom. I was pleased that the task force was developed to include citizen representation, and Curtis Sykes was an integral part of helping us examine those contributions.
In addition to his work on the task force, Curtis Sykes was also an accomplished historian and respected community leader in Arkansas. Mr. Sykes served as chairman of the Arkansas Black History Committee since 1993 and was the first African-American member of the North Little Rock History Commission. He brought a wealth of experience to the study of our great State's history and was an advocate for equality, fairness, and justice.
Shortly after his graduation from the segregated Scipio A. Jones High School, located in his hometown of North Little Rock, in 1947, Curtis served our Nation in the U.S. Army from 1950 to 1952. He then pursued a lifelong career in education.
Prior to retiring in 1985, Curtis worked for 33 years in education as a teacher, football coach, assistant principal and principal. He was one of the first African-American principals in the Little Rock school district during the 1960s, and after his life in education, he led the fight to pass legislation in the Arkansas General Assembly which established a Black history curriculum in Arkansas schools.
He also continued to pursue his passion to help young children learn and succeed after retirement through his work in a number of civic and community organizations. His activities included offices in the Arkansas Chapter of the NAACP, the Young YMCA/COPE of Central Arkansas and Headstart of Pulaski County.
Mr. Sykes earned his bachelor's degree from Arkansas Baptist College in Little Rock, Arkansas; a master's from Texas College in Tyler, Texas; and his master's in education from Harding University in Searcy, AR. In fact, he became the first African American to receive a degree from Harding in 1962.
In addition, Mr. Sykes received a number of honors and awards during his lifetime. He was the recipient of the Salute to Greatness Award from the Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission for his outstanding record of community service. He was also recognized by the city of North Little Rock when Mayor Patrick Hays declared a Curtis Sykes Day in 1992 to honor his many contributions to the city.
Curtis H. Sykes will be greatly missed by communities all across Arkansas, as well as those he worked with here in Washington, DC. He had an impact on thousands of people from all walks of life, and his death will leave a void throughout Arkansas.
He will not be forgotten, however. The Arkansas History Commission contains the Curtis H. Sykes Collection which includes Scipio High yearbooks, past Arkansas Teacher Association journals, and other North Little Rock memorabilia and documents which will enable future generations to learn about his life and legacy.
In the weeks and months ahead, our thoughts and prayers will be with friends and family of the Sykes as they grieve the loss of a true Arkansas pioneer.
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Portland's FBI office acknowledged Tuesday that it's investigating mass mailings of letters, some containing potentially dangerous insecticide, to TV networks, college athletic departments and individuals because the sender is unhappy with the way women are portrayed in televised sporting events.
The sender thinks the networks have a bias for women whose uniforms cover more skin. The FBI is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to identification of the culprit. FBI agents hope someone recognizes the letter-writer's style or phrasing, so are releasing text of some of the messages at the agency's website.
The letters were mailed beginning in 2004 from Portland, and subsequently from Seattle and Chicago.


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A judge denied a motion Wednesday to dismiss charges against Christopher Rains related to shooting death of his 9-month-old daughter.
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Ernel Martinez and Keir Johnston have stopped by many Chinese takeout shops in recent weeks - and the outcome has often been the same.
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"I don't speak English - only a little bit. Sorry," she said, repeating it until Martinez capitulated, leaving a questionnaire behind.
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The Art of IndecisionJohn Cave Osborne
My wife is many, many things. But crisp decision-maker is not one of them. She has trouble deciding between heads or tails even on an ordinary day. But on a day that falls during her pregnancy? She'd be lucky to make the call by the time the coin hit the ground. If it were tossed it to the moon.
My wife has taken indecision to the next level. She's actually made a frustrating art of the frustrating syndrome. And I'd be lying if I told you that it wasn't starting to affect our every move. Take our recent getaway for example.
We decided to take our 9 year-old to the mountains, without the triplets, mind you, for a long weekend that coincided with her mid-winter break at school. Caroline was in charge and, quite literally, flip-flopped between a three-night stay and a four-night stay for the better part of a week. I told her I honestly didn't care because I'd be able to work from the cabin. After painstaking deliberation, she settled on four nights. After all, we would barely pay more for the fourth night thanks to special the cabin rental company was running. So that was that. We would leave late Friday afternoon and come back first thing Tuesday morning.
Until Sunday rolled around, that is. Caroline announced that she wanted to go home a day early. My daughter and I looked at each other in confusion, yet both agreed that it would be fine if we left a day early. We were having a great time and could leave with no regrets. But shortly before we went to bed on Sunday, Caroline had decided that it'd be nice to stick with the original plan and stay until Tuesday.
Alli and I again looked at each other, this time exchanging a shrug between us. Not a problem. Tuesday it is. But by the time we awoke on Monday, Caroline was at it again. She thought it would be best if we packed up and left that morning. So that's exactly what we did.
Now, keep in mind that we had intended to be gone for four nights and were in a fairly remote cabin. That means, of course, that we took tons of stuff, from the necessary clothing, to cleaning materials, to a boatload of food. I only point this out to illustrate one simple fact. Packing up wasn't exactly a five-minute deal. More like an hour.
And by the time we were finished, I still needed to shower. So Caroline and Alli watched TV while I went got all clean for the ride home.
"Honey," Caroline said as I made my way upstairs, fresh and ready to go. "I think we should stay."
I literally thought she was joking. We had spent more time debating our departure status than we did driving to the cabin. Literally.
But, it ended up working out just fine. The girls had a wonderful time on Monday, and I got lots of work done. As we drove home on Tuesday, Caroline announced that she was glad that we had stayed all four nights as originally planned.
And I'm pretty sure that she still feels that way, though, there is, indeed, a chance that she's changed her mind about that.
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It IS delicious! Used to cut the fat off of steaks, now I slurp it right up! =D
It IS delicious! Used to cut the fat off of steaks, now I slurp it right up! =D
Preach it!
I had 2 tablespoons of butter with dinner last night and thought "why isn't everyone doing this?" 5 strips of bacon with two eggs fried in coconut ghee this morning and thought the same.
Strive for healthy today.
Satisfaction is the death of desire.
there is a 'what did you eat for breakfast" thread just a few inches down... no need to start a million new threads.
Mine started first :P
Well maybe not... looks like that one was made a few months ago. At any rate it wasn't on the front page when I posted this so don't be a killjoy. At any rate it's not the same thread, I wasn't asking anyone what they had to eat, I was just telling everyone how I felt about MY breakfast
I had chicken salad this morning and a caesar salad.
I am going to be posting over here now, witch the joys of how primal is. The other website I belong to has too many right wingers, LOL and they are all bashing me because they are all CW thinking people.
Sorry if I sounded like a meanie mav... - sorry if I killed your excitement too. Just don't want to see a hundred different threads about the same thing like the Vibram Fivefingers. For people that use forums a lot, it's a pet peeve... also people who start a thread asking a FAQ and don't use the search function. I know that most people don't know those rules... they are the unspoken kind. Uh oh! Thunderstorm time at my house!
Is there a rules/etiquette FAQ? The only one that I saw was a forum instruction manual on how it literally worked. I didn't see any fitness or nutrition FAQs as far as topics go.
The search function doesn't work sometimes. I don't know why people get so bent out of shape about new threads on the same subject. Honestly even if you don't want to read it, other people do, and there are no 'rules' about this kind of thing.. Mark is a very relaxed kind of guy, I'm sure he likes his forum being that way too.


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Migration from Latin America has surged to new destinations in the United States over the past three decades. In lieu of historical destinations such as Chicago, New York, and the American Southwest, Latin Americans have established vibrant communities in locations such as Siler City, North Carolina, Sunnyside, Washington, Dodge City, Kansas, and Greenville, South Carolina. Mixed responses from host societies – from the creation of new human development and advocacy organizations to popular perceptions of criminality – have come along with the emergence and evolution of these communities. As a result, elected leaders at local and state levels have enacted a variety of policies influencing the range of opportunities for Latin American migrants and their children.
Scholars too have taken notice, examining the structural issues driving this flow of people to these new destinations (Weeks & Weeks 2010) and what the consequences have been from this phenomenon (Marrow 2011, Gill 2010, Odem 2009, Smith 2006, Millard and Chapa 2004).
This panel seeks paper proposals investigating current cultural, political, and socioeconomic issues related to these sizable communities through discrete case studies. While not limited to the listed topics, the panel organizers are interested in studies that examine some of the following issues:
Interaction with local state institutions and host societies
Influence on local race and class dynamics
Penetration into local labor markets and economic niches
Immigrant institutions (broadly defined) and organizing the community
Children, integration, and education
Internal dynamics of the Latin American migrant communities
Please contact Steven Hyland (email@example.com) and/or Greg Weeks (firstname.lastname@example.com) for additional information.