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Republicans are criticizing the White House for not meeting Monday's deadline to produce a federal budget.
For the third straight year, the Obama administration hasn't produced a spending plan on time, and it is the fourth delay in the last five years.
"President Obama missed a great opportunity today to help our economy," Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, said. "This was supposed to be the day he submitted his budget to the Congress. But it's not coming. It's going to be late. Some reports say it could be a month late."
The administration hasn't said when it will release its budget for next year.
Congressional Republicans will vote on a bill Wednesday that would require the president to submit a plan that balances the budget eventually.
Republicans have repeatedly said Washington is spending too much. But the president and Democratic leaders are still calling for more tax revenue
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Aline McCaig, 81, of Duncan, Okla. and formerly of Portales, died Sunday, Sept. 4, 2005, in Edmond, Okla.
She was born Nov. 2, 1923, in Hulen, Okla., to Maston and Amanda "Chasteen" Cook. She married Henry McCaig on Sept. 19, 1942, in Comanche County, Okla. She was a member of the New Hope Baptist Church West of Duncan, Okla.
She is survived by her husband; three sons, Jimmy McCaig (and wife, Nona) of Hobbs, Wayne McCaig (Linda) of Tulsa, Okla., and L.B. McCaig (Lee Ann) of Orem, Utah; three brothers, Gerald E. Cook of Duncan, Okla., Junior Wayne Cook of Round Rock, Texas, and James R. Cook of Cache, Okla.; four sisters, Loretta Smith, DeLoris Foster, Leona Baker, all of Duncan, Okla., and Eleanor Couch of Marlow, Okla.; 12 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama - Looking back on it, UAB played one of its best games of the season in Thursday's 78-65 win over UTSA at Bartow Arena.
UAB had season highs of 23 assists, eight 3-pointers, 13 blocks and a season-low nine turnovers. The Blazers (12-4, 1-1 Conference USA) improved to 10-0 at home heading into Saturday's 7 p.m. game against UTEP.
UTEP is coming off a 63-54 win at Middle Tennessee. Vince Hunter scored 20 points and despite 18 turnovers, UTEP held MTSU to 32 percent shooting.
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* Jordan Swing took a hard fall with 12 minutes to go and couldn't come back in. Coach Jerod Haase didn't yet have an update, but there's a chance Swing woke up with a sore lower back, or wherever he fell on, and could be out or limited on Saturday. If so, Robert Williams would step in and start, and it will be interesting to see (if Swing can't go) if UAB plays a 7-man rotation or adds Thad Rideau, Preston Purifoy or Tyler Madison into the mix for a few minutes. Purifoy, a senior, picked up the first DNP of his career on Thursday. He's not hurt, and coaches see him as a valuable part of the team, but the question to ask is this: if he's playing, who do you take minutes from? He'll get more chances, but UAB is deeper this year.
* Haase said he felt like UAB is playing much better against zone defenses. UAB isn't scorching the nets from 3-point range, though guys like C.J. Washington (20 points, 11 rebounds), Robert Williams, Chad Frazier and Swing are certainly threats. But there's no doubt UAB is putting an extra emphasis on getting better against zone defenses.
"It's something where sometimes we need to pass on OK shots or even good shots and move the ball to that next guy," Haase said. "The more we see zone, the more comfortable we are getting with it. I still think we have a good passing team. I know we turn the ball over too much most games, but if we learn how to be a little more unselfish and pass the basketball a little bit more, we are going to continue to get."
* What does Conference USA look like? Plenty battling for the top, it seems. Computers dictate the league's RPI at 14 per WarrenNolan.com, which is better than around 20 or 21 just a week ago. Perhaps it can keep improving and be a 2-bid league to the NCAA Tournament. That's a stretch right now. Louisiana Tech, at 15-3, 3-0, looks like the head of the class early on and Southern Miss, despite a loss at Tulsa last week, had some nice pre-conference wins. UAB and several others, like UTEP, MTSU, Charlotte, and more, are fighting to be in the top 5. It could be a deal where someone goes 14-2 or 15-1 and there's a slew of teams at 10-6 right behind them. If UAB can guard and not turn the ball over, the Blazers will be in the mix.
"This is just what Conference USA is. It's a man's league," MTSU coach Kermit Davis told the Daily News Journal last night. "It's just good teams. It's where it's at. We have kind of gotten spoiled here because we haven't gotten beat in a conference game in a long time. It happens in the Big Ten and the SEC. We just have to bounce back."
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I'm seeing an apparent failure of the Java Preferences API. A user has loaded my application onto two different OSX computers. One one computer, Preferences.put() and Preferences.get() function as they should but on the other computer, information saved in one session has disappeared when the program is invoked a second time.
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Tuesday is the 46th anniversary of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech. Events are planned around the country honoring the historic speech when Dr. King laid out his vision for racial equality. School children are gathering in Washington, D.C. On Tuesday for an event known as Kids for King. At the U.S. Department of Education, black leaders are launching a new initiative, urging fathers to take their children to the first day of school this year.
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It has run and run, but the saga of the browser ballot screen story might finally be coming to an end – two months after Windows 7 hit the streets.
The EU is set to finally accept Microsoft's ballot screen proposal early next week and each browser will be randomly placed on the ballot screen itself.
Unusually, Microsoft refused to comment to TechRadar about the story, simply saying "Microsoft does not comment on rumour or speculation."
Opera indicated a few days ago that it expected a conclusion to the story around the 15th of the month while EU Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes previously indicated a deal was likely by the end of the year.
"The Commission will not accept any commitments unless consumers are ensured a real, viable choice," Commission spokesman Jonathan Todd told Reuters, while the New York Times also reported the story.
Solving the browser ballot proposal conundrum is the key to ending the decade-long antitrust issues between Microsoft and the EC that were instigated by Opera's complaint about Microsoft's bundling of Internet Explorer with Windows.
The European Commission's "Statement of Objections" from January first mooted the browser ballot idea "whereby consumers would be shown a 'ballot screen' from which they could – if they wished - easily install competing web browsers, set one of those browsers as a default, and disable Internet Explorer".
The EC didn't want Microsoft to separate Internet Explorer from Windows, because it believed such a move "would not necessarily have achieved greater consumer choice in practice and would not have been an effective remedy".
Back and forth
But despite the EC proposing the browser ballot screen originally, Microsoft threw its toys out of the pram. It announced it would solve the problem of Internet Explorer by shipping special variants of Windows 7 (appended with the letter "E") that would have come without a browser.
Indeed, when Windows 7 went on pre-sale back in the summer, sites like Amazon UK ran advice alongside the sale advising how to get online without a browser being pre-installed.
Eventually, Microsoft were swayed and in July, the European Commission released a statement to "confirm that Microsoft has proposed a consumer ballot screen as a solution to the pending antitrust case about the tying of Microsoft Internet Explorer web browser with Windows."
"Opera Software supports the concept of a ballot screen to give users easy access to better browsers," said Opera CTO Hakon Wium Lie. "The important question is how this ballot screen is implemented."
Microsoft has rejigged its proposal twice and the latest proposal comes after Mozilla, Google and Opera complained about the placement of their browsers on the ballot screen itself.
"The order of the browsers will be randomly presented instead of alphabetically in the original proposal," said Reuters' source.
Opera had also objected to Microsoft's logo being visible elsewhere on the ballot screen as well as any warnings appearing when a non-Microsoft option is chosen.
In August, Mozilla Foundation Chair Mitchell Baker slammed the whole idea of the ballot, saying that Internet Explorer would still have a "unique and uniquely privileged position on Windows installations".
The random-icon solution will probably appease most of the detractors, even though Opera has previously suggested logos should not be used at all because of some people's preconceptions about the blue "e" of Internet Explorer.
"We're not sure about the use of logos," said Opera's Chief Technology Officer, Hakon Wium Lie back at the end of July. "The blue 'e' has become so associated with the internet in general, due to the bundling with Windows. We think using the blue "e" might not be such a good idea."
Coming to 7, Vista and XP
After the EC gave the go-ahead for testing, Microsoft's last official comment on 7 October introduced the proposal: "This proposed measure ensures that PC manufacturers will continue to be able to install any browser on top of Windows and make any browser the default.
"It also ensures that PC manufacturers and users will be able to turn Internet Explorer on and off. And it ensures, that for the next five years in Europe, PC users who are running Internet Explorer as their default browser will receive a ballot screen that will enable them to easily download and install another browser if they would like. This ballot screen will be displayed automatically."
The ballot screen will drip down to Windows 7, Vista and XP users via Windows Update though it seems XP and Vista users will have to wait a little for the ballot screen – Microsoft's July proposal saw it say the roll-out would take place "three to six months" after the final antitrust ruling has taken place.
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This quick videos from Kara Jones aka Mother Henna shows you how to make a 16 page mini-book from one single piece of paper. This project is a great idea for gift-giving.
- At the most basic, you just need an 8.5 x 11 inch piece of paper.
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- I'm using a recycled 8.5 x 11 piece of paper, but you can really use any piece of paper, any size, as long as you can do the 4 folds by 4 folds evenly.
- We once used this kind of booklet as a flyer to promote a bookmaking workshop we were doing. The text inside the booklet gave info about the workshop, how to register, etc. We tied the center fold with string, so we could hang the books by the string off push pins on bulletin boards around town, with a sign that say "Take one/Free Handmade Book". People were excited to then come to the workshop and learn how to make this booklet themselves!
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What a Neat idea for a friend, a child or anyone! I love the idea of making a book that you design yourself and making it as a keepsake for someone special! Fantastic idea!!! ANNE PA
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Those who have watched the progress of State medicine during the past year have doubtless noted the difficulties under which the State Board of Health of Kentucky has labored. Of the six members of the Board (all physicians) two have habitually absented themselves from all meetings of the Board, and withheld their aid in all its undertakings. The cause of this seems to lie in simple lack of interest, rather than any disaffection on the part of the nonconforming members.
In the selection of its secretaries, the Board has been, to say the least, unfortunate. When first organized (in 1878) a secretary was elected under circumstances which necessitated his retirement in order to avoid the odium of public scandal and criticism. He was succeeded by another physician, who; after three years' tenure of the office, was requested to resign. In consequence of a lack of harmony between the Board and
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Using a cane, a blind person can easily detect obstacles at ground level. But what about something at waist height or above, such as the caution tape surrounding a construction site?
"It's insidious," said Suzanne Erb, a blind resident of Center City. "By the time you've reached it with your cane, it's way too late."
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The book is composed of eight chapters concerning the mechanism of drug excretion, drug metabolism in uremia, impaired function, and drug sensitivity, as well as a chapter on anesthesia for uremic patients, and the use of dialysis for drug poisoning and intoxication. The major portion of the book is devoted to the effects of renal insufficiency on the actions
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Are you ready for some football?
How about the cheerleaders that accommodate the teams getting ready to hit the gridiron for the 2010 season?
Today we're going to be power ranking the 25 college football teams by cheerleaders.
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Do you recognize her?
Believe it or not, that's Vanessa Hudgens on the set of her new movie Gimme Shelter.
The film, which was shooting in Newark, N.J., Thursday, is about a pregnant teenager who leaves her abusive mother's home and seeks out her biological father, played by Brendan Fraser. The father is upset over the pregnancy and urges his daughter to have an abortion. When she refuses, he kicks her out and she's living again on the streets.
"I'm so excited and proud of the work I've been doing and let me tell you, you all are going to be SHOCKED with how I look in this movie," Hudgens posted on her Facebook page. "It's crazy sauce."
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Your Meg Ryan is weak....Give me the Mini-Fonz
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I almost got caught by Larry in Accounting while I was busting a Meg Ryan in the John.
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restaurant customer who ordered every thing on the side
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Some celebrity who changes her hair style alot.
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Here's one that I think belongs in the Times' Saturday Cheers & Jeers editorial: JEERS to local banks that have found a new way to gouge more money out of people.
I do business with lots of people around the area, and they usually pay me for my work with a check. Sometimes I decide to cash the check at the bank upon which the check is drawn. Usually, this is not the same bank with which I have my accounts.
Fulton Bank, TD Bank and Wells Fargo are among banks that now have a policy of charging me a $5 fee for cashing the check because I am not an account holder at the same bank.
Now to me, this is not the same thing as paying a fee to a check-cashing agency.
Since the checks are drawn on the bank where they are being cashed, that bank does not have to process the check, send it to another place and wait to get its funds. The bank is already holding those funds, and making money by doing it. I do not feel that these banks deserve to reduce my payment for my hard-earned work.
The banks offer checking accounts to their customers for the purpose of paying their bills, and when they use that medium, the payee should expect to receive all the money that is due.
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The appeal is clear: crack the Wii Remote just like Indiana Jones cracks his whip in the films. Because Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings promises so much, because it means so much to so many people, interest is stratospheric. But perhaps there's more to it than that. LucasArts has kept the game carefully guarded, not allowed much of its creation to be seen in the run up to release. Children of the 80s are interested because we're not quite sure what we're going to get. We know there's no "next-gen" version, and that the Wii version is the main focus, but beyond that? Well, it's as mysterious as one of Indy's famous adventures.
Quelling the excitement, however, is a degree of cynicism. This is a Wii game, and we know what Wii games are like. Motion sensing isn't what it's cracked up to be, at least pre-MotionPlus it isn't, graphics tend to look like the rotten side of a tomato, and gameplay, well, it's often an afterthought. It's with this in mind that our first hands-on gander at the game begins – we're almost scared to look, almost frightened to discover what fresh hell LucasArts has bestowed upon our beloved Indy.
So, what did the preview event reveal? One) Staff of Kings is a third-person action game that combines boxing-esque fighting with simple puzzle solving. Two) The graphics won't blow anyone away, but they have their moments. Three) The story revolves around Indy's race-against-time search for an ancient relic, the Staff of Moses, you know, that bloke from the Bible who parts the sea. And four) It's actually good fun.
The game begins with a tutorial, one that's designed to familiarise players with the unique combat system. Indy's in a desert part of Sudan, watching some German activity from a cliff top. It's 1939, a year after the third film (so Indy's his smouldering self), and he's searching for an idol in a cave. In the cave there's some rudimentary puzzle-solving to do, some chasms to swing across, a big door to open (via setting two altars on fire) and some spiders to burn (by swinging the Wii Remote like a torch). Once the main chamber is reached, the graphics start to impress. The fire effects and lighting in particular look great, with actual heat distortion giving a real sense of temperature. Indy sees the idol perched on an altar – you have to whip it to get it. What do you know? It triggers a booby trap. Indy runs towards the camera, desperately trying to escape collapsing pillars, all the while you're alternating moving the Wii Remote and Nunchuck up and down to keep Indy going. He leaps through a closing door, his hat falls off and at the last second... yoink! He plucks it from impending doom. So far so very Indy.
Outside the cave there are Germans to fight. At its most basic, flicking the Wii Remote forwards makes Indy throw a right jab, doing the same with the Nunchuck throws a left jab. Moving the Wii Remote sharply from right to left throws out a right hook, vice versa for the Nunchuck and a left hook. Flicking upwards does an uppercut – slower but more powerful. These six punches form the foundation of Indy's famous brawler fighting style.
It can actually look quite brutal, at times. Indy can headbutt enemies after grabbing them, and pound them while they're on the ground. And there's some depth to it too: by pressing the A and B button together Indy can dodge attacks – essential if you're up against one of the stronger enemies. We faced off against a bald bruiser who looked exactly like the big bloke Indy fought by the plane in Raiders of the Lost Ark. He was tough to beat, and required a few well-timed dodges to knock out.
While punching is great, (that classic meaty punch sound effect from the films is faithfully reproduced), it's cracking the whip that's got everyone excited. Here, flicking the Wii Remote forward while holding the B button makes Indy whip out his, er, whip, and do the same. Now, the point to make here is, you can't just do this whenever you want. You'll only be able to use the whip in context-sensitive situations. For example, when up against an enemy, you can whip the weapon out of their hand, or whip their legs and drag them towards you, or, if you see a whip icon above an object, for example a cupboard, you can whip it to bring it down to knock out an enemy. You can't just run around the levels whipping everything into oblivion.


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Pitching Your Business: What You Need to Know
One of the most important advantages an entrepreneur can have is access to investors willing to support their dream. With their help, tough times can be weathered and growth can occur more quickly, propelling you even faster down the road to success. While convincing people to invest money in your business is no easy task, it is certainly an attainable goal if you have planned and prepared accordingly, as we discuss in our Pitching Workshops. While we can't bring you the full content of our workshop in this medium, we can provide you with some tips and advice that have proven to be of great value.
As we all know, your chances of a positive reception from an investor are greatly increased when you've done your homework, prepared a solid business plan and can answer any question asked of you. But getting to that point can be overwhelming for the average entrepreneur and raise many questions: What kind of business plan does an investor expect to see? Who should I be trying to attract as investors? What do I expect from an investor? What kind of return do they expect? Will they expect a voice in my business in return? What if I can't meet the demands they impose?
Without a roadmap of some kind, it's easy to see how you can be lost, or miss that turn which could have resulted in a great opportunity. Since we want your journey to be as fun and rewarding as ours has been, each Wednesday we'll be presenting some of what we've learned in the hopes that it will both educate and inspire you to continue building your dream. As always, we'd welcome any feedback from entrepreneurs with tips and advice of their own, the best of which will be included on our website www.entrepreneurexpose.com and here on the blog.
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Shia LaBeouf doesn't know when to stop drinking, the actor admits in a recent interview in the latest issue of Details magazine, soon to be known as Exhibit 1 in his DUI trial.
In the interview, conducted sometime before his arrest early Sunday morning for misdemeanor DUI, LaBeouf talks about his problems with alcohol, which may stem from the drinking sessions he used to have with his father, a former heroin addict. "We would drink together and smoke together," the 22-year-old actor tells Details, according to Internet reports, "and it's just a bad deal."
"It's not something that is conducive to being a role model -- no iconic actors that I know of have problems like that," LaBeouf says. "And I don't know how to do it like a gentleman. I don't know how to have one drink."
Usmagazine.com reports LaBeouf had spent Saturday night drinking at West Hollywood's Troubadour club, and that his "Transformers" co-star Isabel Lucas was the woman who was in his pickup when he crashed into another vehicle. She wasn't seriously hurt.


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Comedy Nights With Kapil is definitely climbing the popularity charts with each episode, has been listed in Forbes India's celebrity 100 list
Kapil Sharma has secured the 93rd position in the list while other popular TV stars like Ram Kapoor, Ronit Roy and Sakshi Tanwar have been placed below him, said the magazine's official website. "Thank you god and my fans for making it possible…" Kapil posted on Twitter. Kapil came to the forefront after winning season 3 of the reality show The Great Indian Laughter Challenge. He has also featured in various seasons of "Comedy Circus" before starting his own production house K9 Productions under which he produces Comedy Nights With Kapil, aired on Colors.
He has also been nominated alongside Shahrukh Khan, Hrithik Roshan, Farhan Akhtar and Deepika Padukone for CNN IBN's Indian of the Year (Entertainment).


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Archbishop of Tuam, born about 1460; died at Galway, 1513. He was, according to Dr. Lynch, a native of Clonfert in Galway, but, according to Ware and Anthony à Wood, a native of Baltimore in Cork. He is sometimes called Maurice a Portu, Baltimore being situated on the sea coast. Part of his education was received at the University of Oxford, where he joined the Franciscans. Later he studied at Padua, where he obtained the degree of Doctor of Divinity. After his ordination he was appointed professor of philosophy in the University of Padua. He was a student of the works of Duns Scotus, and wrote a commentary on them (published at Venice about 1514). O'Fihely acted for some time as corrector of proofs to two well-known publishers at Venice, Scott and Locatelli--in the early days a task usually entrusted to very learned men. O'Fihely was acknowledged one of the most learned men of his time, so learned that his contemporaries called him Flos Mundi (Flower of the World). In addition, his piety and administrative capacity were recognized at Rome, and in 1506 he was appointed Archbishop of Tuam. He was consecrated at Rome by Julius II . He did not return to Ireland till 1513, meantime attending as Archbishop of Tuam the first two sessions of the Lateran Council (1512). On leaving for Ireland to take formal possession of his see, he procured from the pope an indulgence for all those who would be present at his first Mass in Tuam. He was destined not to reach Tuam, for he fell ill in Galway, and died there in the Franciscan convent.
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Not long after learning that Capoeira is a strange hybrid of martial arts and breakdancing, I became video witness to a prime example of how not to practice Capoeira.
As far as video punchlines go, you had to know that was going to go down that way, right?
I mean they don't show you missed golf putts or long foul balls on ESPN's Sports Center. So you can't really expect a viral online video to surprise you by finishing in a truly unexpected way, can you?
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Eli Feiman is a Ph.D. candidate at the Department of Political Science at Brown University. He is currently an ARISC Graduate Fellow in Georgia and is conducting field research for a dissertation on political party development in the South Caucasus. He received an MA in Political Science from Brown University (2008) and holds a BA in Slavic Languages and Literature from Yale University (2002). He research interests include the formation and consolidation of political institutions, patronage and clientelism, informal politics, and durable authoritarianism.
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While attending the Winter Olympics as part of my day job as a sports writer, I feel professionally obligated to mount a comprehensive study of the wines of British Columbia, which are a completely blank slate for me. Toward that end, I'm going to drink – ahem, taste – only B.C. wines for the duration of my visit.
This won't just be some wild-goose chase, either. Fact is, I've already stumbled upon a tart, nicely structured little merlot-pinot noir rosé from the Wild Goose Winery in the Okanagan (pronounced Oh-ka-NOGGIN) Valley in south-central B.C., about 125 miles above the Washington border. The Okanagan is home to more than 60 wineries.
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Bulls bet Intel has more room to run
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The option paper was flowing in the chip maker yesterday, with more than 388,000 contracts trading in total. Of those, more than 238,000 were upside calls.
A giant trade appeared in the August 25 contracts, which was sold and rolled up to the September 27 and January 28 strikes, a bullish move that is looking for more gains by later expirations. Big chunks of 15,000 and 17,000 contracts traded in those.
Long calls lock in the price where shares can be purchased. They're cheap compared to the stock, so they can generate some big leverage if shares move higher in coming months. Rolling out from August to September and later allows more time for the trade to work. (See our Education section)
INTC rose 0.48 percent to $25.36 yesterday. The run has been swift and strong, with a gain of 16 percent since the start of April.
Volume was also large in the short-term weekly options, with a heavy skew toward the upside calls.
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The 21st annual Governor's Cup Surf Fishing Tournament is in the history books and will go down as a below-average year when it comes to the number of fish taken.
There is no doubt that the poor weather effected the turnout this year. A total of 550 anglers took part in the contest, which is 150 fewer that the 700 that took part in last year's contest and the lowest in the tournament's history. This is the lowest numbers of anglers to take part in the contest since it began. A total of 18 won awards this year, which is down five fish from last years 23 fish which won prizes.
The event is sponsored by the New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife, Division of Parks and Forestry, the New Jersey State Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs, Jersey Coast Anglers Association and the New Jersey Beach Buggy Association. Since the tournament's inception, more than $150,000 has been raised for beach conservation projects and beach access.
This year's overall first-place finisher was Bill Sheppard of Seaside Park, who won the cup with a 20⅜-inch bluefish. Sheppard received a plaque and two rod and reel combinations. In addition, his name will be engraved on the Cup, which is on display at Island Beach State Park. There were no striped bass entered in the contest this year.
This year, bluefish made up the bulk of the fish entered in the contest with 11 prize-winning fish being bluefish, four being blackfish and three being kingfish.
Locally, Justin Sibramanian of Pennington had a first-place blackfish. Zoltan Egyed of Trenton caught a second-place bluefish. Jaden Ferry of Hamilton caught a bluefish to place first in the male child division while and Tyler Contento of Ewing caught a bluefish which placed him first in the male teen division.
There is no question that the drop in the number of participants this year was partially to blame on the weather; however, it is also a reflection of the problems with the economy which have severely hurt fishing along the Jersey shore. It coincides with the drop in angler participation along the Jersey coast this year which is being attributed to the high gas prices and poor economic conditions Americans are now facing.
Here are the winners. A tip of the old fisherman's cap to all who competed.
Kingfish — Adult (male): 1. Penrose Hallowell, Ottsville, Pa., 14⅜ inches, 2. Ryan Wojnarski, Forked River, 14 inches.
Blackfish — Adult (male): 1. Robert Campi, Flemington, 19½, 2. Zoltan Egyed, Trenton, 18¼ inches, 3. Larry Margiotta, Theills, N.Y., 18¼ inches; Adult (female): 1. Debbie Peterson, Pitman, 18 inches; 2. Twerry Demiduke, Pitman, 17¾ inches, 3. Nicole Kruysman, Forked River, 17¾ inches; Child (male): 1. Jaden Ferry, Hamilton, 17⅞ inches, 2. Taylor Warwick, Toms River, 17 inches, 3. Joshua Leeds, Oceanview, 16⅝ inches; Teen (male): 1. Tyler Contento, Ewing, 18 inches, 2. Dylan Scholes, Toms River, 17½ inches, 3. Jeffery Hawksworth, Atco, 17¼ inches.
Overall — Adult (male): 1. Bill Sheppard, Seaside Park, 20⅜ inches, 2. Robert Mannato, Beechwood, N.Y., 19 inches, 3. Mark Carson, East Stroudsburg, Pa., 18¾ inches.
• Arthur J. Lupine passed away Sept. 6. Funeral services were private and under the direction of Fucillo & Warren Funeral Home in Manville. Lupine was born March 18, 1933, in Manville. He retired as a senior freshwater fisheries biologist, heading the N.J. Department of Fish, Game & Wildlife anadromous fish program. Specializing in studying the shad population and migration patterns, his research involved working on the Delaware River with Lewis Fishery in Lambertville. His life's work and calling was rooted in a love of the outdoors and fishing.
I knew Lupine through his work on the Delaware. He was a knowledgeable, dedicated person and one of the best biologist to ever work for the N.J. Division of Fish & Wildlife. He will be missed by all who knew him. My deepest condolences to his family and friends.
• I will be doing a Party Boat Fishing Workshop at 7 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 23 at the PMEMS facility located at 616 East Lincoln Highway in Langhorne, Pa. Penn-Jersey Saltwater Anglers will be hosting the workshop, and the public is welcomed to attend free of charge.
Bottom fishing has been very good when able to sail, said Capt. Bob Quinn of the Ocean Explorer. He said he has been putting anglers into a mix of sea bass, porgies, triggerfish and occasional tog while fishing in 40-60 feet of water. Another boat captain who reported very good bottom fishing was Capt. Chris Hueth of the Mohawk. He said he has been finding good numbers of sea bass and porgies while fishing over rough bottoms in 30-60 feet of water to the northeast of the inlet. Capt. Willie Egerter of the Dauntless also reported good bottom fishing. He said he has been fishing due east of the inlet in 100-150 feet of water and putting angles into a mix of line, sea bass and porgies, along with occasional cod. Capt. Francis Bogan of the Paramount said his deepwater wreck trips have been into decent numbers of ling and cod. On the bluefishing front, slammer actions continues to be excellent with fish to 18 pounds and albacore being caught, reported Capt. Al Shinn of the Miss Belmar Princess. He said most of the better fishing is still due east of the inlet.
Local Waters
Once again, predicted rain failed to give us significant rainfall. This has left local waters low, and some still have algae blooms. The good news is the recent cool weather is cooling down the water temps, and fishing is starting to pick up. I got reports of bass, crappies and pickerel being live-lined on minnows in Carnegie Lake, Rosedale Lake, Mercer Lake and Lake Assunpink. A few muskies are also being caught in Lake Mercer.
Delaware River
Fishing on the river north of Trenton continues to be very spotty with a few walleyes and smallmouth being caught on live bait in the Lambertville, Bryam and Frenchtown. In the tidal river south of Trenton, a mix of largemouth and crappie are being caught in the coves mainly on the top of the tide. Catfishing is good around the mouths of the coves and tributary streams.
Water temps in the non-tidal river are in the upper 50s to low 60s, while in the tidal river, water temps are in the low 60s on the outgoing water and the mid 60s on the incoming water. All launch ramps are serviceable.
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The MPH program based at the UIC College of Medicine at Rockford (UICOM-R) offers a 36 semester hour professional enhancement MPH degree. The program is offered through the School of Public Healths Health Policy and Administration Division. The focus of the program is strengthening the relationship between medicine and public health.
This program is available for medical students and nursing students at the Rockford campus and those with at least three years of experience working in health or a public health field. The admission criteria and student performance standards are the same as those for students in the PEP program at the Chicago campus. Students are admitted to the program every year in the fall semester. The goal of the program is to offer the entire eleven-course curriculum every two years. Courses are taught on-site at the University of Illinois College of Medicine at Rockford and are held in the evening. At least two in-person courses are taught each semester. The core courses are also available online to Rockford students.
SPH Core Requirements (18 semester hours)
BSTT 400 Biostatistics I (3 sh)
EPID 400 Principles of Epidemiology (3 sh)
HPA 400 Basic Principles of Management in Public Health (3 sh)
HPA 401 Behavioral Sciences in Public Health (2 sh)
CHSC 400 Public Health Concepts and Practice (3 sh)
EOHS 400 Principles of Environmental Health Sciences (3 sh)
IPHS 698 MPH Capstone Experience (1 sh)
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HPA 494 Public Health Law and Ethics (3 sh)
CHSC 432 Analytic Methods in Public Health (3 sh)
CHSC 480 Health Education and Promotion (3 sh)
CHSC 494 Media and Community Health Care (3 sh)
HPA 494 U.S. Health and Public Health System (3 sh)
A field experience/practicum of 3 semester hours is required of all students.
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MPH Program at UIC College of Medicine at Peoria
The MPH program based at the UIC College of Medicine at Peoria (UICOM-Peoria) offers a professional enhancement MPH degree. The program is offered through the UIC School of Public Health division of Community Health Sciences (CHS) in coordination with UICOM-Peoria and the UIC College of Nursing, Peoria Regional Program and complements the UICOM-Peoria Program in Population and Community Health. Students will complete the program using a combination of online distance learning and Peoria-based instruction. Students will also have the option of taking courses at the School of Public Health in Chicago. Student admission and performance standards are the same as those for students at the Chicago campus.
The MPH Professional Enhancement Program (PEP) is a 33 semester hour program for medical, nursing, and public health professionals working in public health organizations or in community settings. The admission criteria require the applicant to have a Bachelor's or advanced degree in a health or related profession plus 3 years of paid public health or community health experience. Physicians in training, including medical students and physicians in residency training programs, must also complete a field experience (5 semester hours) in addition to the 33 semester hours.
Peoria MPH Regional Curriculum
SPH Core Requirements (18 semester hour credits):
BSTT 400: Biostatistics I (3)
EPID 400: Principles of Epidemiology (3)
HPA 400: Basic Principles of Management in Public Health (3)
HPA 401: Behavioral Sciences in Public Health (2)
CHSC 400: Public Health Concepts and Practice (3)
EOHS 400: Principles of Environmental Health Sciences (3)
IPHS 698: Capstone Experience (Master's Paper) (1)
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CHSC 433: Public Health
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CHSC 480: Health Education and Health Promotion (3)
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CHSC 543: MCH Policy and Advocacy (3) (alternate course for CHSC 527 and HPA 430)
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The venerable Kawasaki KLX300R has retained its popularity because it combines light weight and low seat height with an excellent potential for power. This liquid-cooled, four-stroke dirt bike has a special appeal for vertically challenged riders. Its lighter weight and lower seat height makes it that much more manageable than its competition. It also meets California's strict emissions requirements for a Green Sticker, allowing an easy conversion to a dual-sport and registration for street use (prior to January 31, 2004). With a frame and suspension suitable for motocross, it's potential for high performance has been tapped by 10-time Baja 1000 winner, Larry Roeseler.
In order to get the bike to pass the stringent emissions tests required by California's Air Resource Board (CARB), Kawasaki had to seriously compromise the performance of the KLX by installing a restrictive intake system. Its Keihin CVK 34 constant-velocity carburetor uses a vacuum to actuate the slide instead of a cable. While a CV-carb may be acceptable on the street, it just doesn't cut it for serious off-road work because of its tendency to hesitate when accelerating. Added to this inherent disability is the lean stock jetting. Coupled with a similarly restrictive exhaust system, the stock KLX's performance is rather disappointing.
That's the bad news. The good news is that Stage 1 modifications can be performed fairly inexpensively, and they will boost the KLX's power considerably. Here are the steps involved in the Stage 1 modification:
Remove the restrictor plate from the end of the stock muffler, and re-install the two allen-head bolts so the guts of the silencer remain where they are supposed to. You may want to install a larger diameter header pipe at this time. The stock silencer is adequate with the baffle removed, but more power can be gained with a larger header. If you replace the silencer with an after-market unit, then you will certainly want the larger header to go with it.
Remove the top of the air box, along with the snorkel, and throw it away.
Replace the stock air filter with a Maxima, Twin-Air, UNI or No-Toil filter.
Vent the crankcase correctly by removing the stock breather hose and replacing it with a larger diameter hose. Restrictive breather hoses can rob horsepower by building up excessive pressure in the crankcase. Stroker sells a breather kit for the KLX300R.
Re-jet the carburetor:
N1TC Needle-jet (Kawasaki P/N 16009-1912, $19.95)
Needle clip (Kawasaki P/N 92037-1401, $2.95)
Needle seat (Kawasaki P/N 92143-1667, $3.49)
Keihin #160 main jet for break-in
Keihin #45 pilot jet for break-in
Choose the appropriate groove on the needle for your elevation. After the motor has been broken-in, re-jet the carb for your elevation. The KLX's performance should now be acceptable for spirited trail-riding. Go forth and enjoy!
To increase reliablity of the KLX300R, you may want to replace the stock idler gear, which is brittle and has excessive play on the output shaft. Serious motor damage could result if its teeth break off. Stroker sells an idler gear that is less brittle, and is tighter on the output shaft, so the gear won't wobble from side to side while kick-starting the motor.
After accumulating some miles, the KLX300R tends to develop a problem popping out of gear and missing shifts. Stroker sells a modified shift star and a preload device for the detent spring which keeps the detent arm in the proper location on the shift star. This simple modification keeps the transmission in gear. The shift kit is installed through the access panel by the shifter.
Racers may want to go all-out with a competition exhaust system and a 35 mm. Keihin F.C.R. pumper carb. It's also recommended that a hot-start system be used with the F.C.R. carburetor. There are several other approaches to hopping-up the KLX, which are detailed at these web sites:
Stroker Four-Stroke Speed Equipment
Stroker's KLX300 Stage 1 Mods
Stage 1 Tuning of the Kawasaki KLX300
This article is based, in part, on information provided by Mike Hobbs, Jerry Wiener and Larry Roeseler.


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Eat more carbs. The basic primal blueprint is geared towards fat/sedentary people mostly. You'll crash pretty hard if you train a lot on very few carbs.
I have been primal for 70 days now. I began this process after gaining weight following a death in the family. I was unable to lose all of the weight doing what I always did before, which was the Zone. It just stopped working for me after being fine for years.
I am 5'4", 41 years old. Prior to gaining weight I was around 110-112 with around 18-19% bodyfat. I gained at least 15-20 pounds, but got back down to 120 before stalling (or fluctuating constantly between 120-125).
My first 30 days of being primal, I got down to 115, but my BF was still over 25%. I just checked again the other day and I'm back to 120 and my muscle % and BF % are both up slightly. I do better than 90% with diet. Really, my only vice is red wine, which I have all but cut out to see if it would make a difference (it hasn't).
Now for my workouts: I am a third degree black belt in taekwondo and practice 4 days per week most weeks. I also do my "heavy lifting" two days per week. I have made no adjustments to the diet to compensate for workouts (and I have been getting debilitating cramps in my legs and feet as a result - despite taking magnesium and potassium supplements). I have a completely sedentary day job.
I have tried to read about carb cycling and/or leangains, but I'm so confused at this point I feel a little overwhelmed, not to mention frustrated. Am I just not being patient enough? Is my activity level such that I need to tweak my diet? Would fasting help me? My goal is to be around 15% BF. At the very least to be back to the 18-19% I was before. (and believe it or not, I still plan to compete this year in TKD in the 18-32 age group, so I really need to get back down or else get my arse kicked)
I have tried to piece together information from so many places, that I have gotten lost. I know I'm not an endurance athlete, but I definitely do more than what is prescribed by Mark. Any advise/encouragement at all that would help me get back on track be greatly appreciated.
Eat more carbs. The basic primal blueprint is geared towards fat/sedentary people mostly. You'll crash pretty hard if you train a lot on very few carbs.
Your would be classified as an anaerobic athlete which is dependent on a higher carbohydrate metabolism. Read some articles by Nate Miyaki, he advises a paleo/primal diet for athletes but uses a higher amount of carbs.
Thank you so much! I will check out the articles.
Absolutely more carbs needed. I used to train TKD (never made black belt though!) and remember how hard the average workout was, and you definitely need to eat differently from the regular person. That will likely help the cramping issue too.
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I use carb cycling when I am in season for lacrosse, which is now essentially. My protein stays about the same every day: 250g. Days that I lift heavy (M,Th), 400g carb*, <50g fat. Days after I lift (T,F) are moderate carb: 150g carb**, 100g fat. All other days it's less than 75g carb and >150g fat.
These are just generalizations and I don't measure anything anymore, but I eat a lot of the same things and know the macro breakdowns of each.
*All of this is within 2 hours after lifting.
** First meal of the day, usually around 2PM since I IF.
I am sorta in the same boat as you. I am 41 and compete with 20 somethings most of the time, there are a few 30+ guys.
People too weak to follow their own dreams will always try to discourage others.
I just registered a new member, glad to meet you all.
Agree that you may need to carb it up a bit, but how much is hard to determine. You seem to have three goals:
a) lose fat
b) improve at martial arts and
c) get stronger.
A and C work at cross purposes, and working hard at A will probably sap your energy for B. Maybe you need to strategize a little bit. For instance, dial down the martial arts for now and do what it takes to lose body fat (IF, VLC / carb cycle days, get strict with paleo, etc.). Then when you are in a happier place for goal A, carb it up and go crazy on the martial arts. Just a suggestion based on my readings of the starting strength forum and some of my own experiences. When I was really unfit, I could improve at all my goals at once. Once I got fitter, I needed to choose a focus.
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If you are new to the PB - please ignore ALL of this stuff, until you've read the book, or at least http://www.marksdailyapple.com/primal-blueprint-101/ and this (personal fave): http://www.archevore.com/get-started/


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"There's one simple message to everything I do," says Jennifer Lampert. "Shut up and listen!"
She's joking, of course; at least a little bit. An accomplished singer, teacher, music director of Hoboken's St. Ann's Church, and community activist, Lampert's real mission in life has been to unite local musicians with the community - and vice versa. A Weehawken resident and sometime real estate broker, Lampert owns and runs A Music Space, a small storefront on Hoboken's bustling west side that serves as a music school, rehearsal space,and occasional concert venue. It seems she's always coming up with new ways to bring local music to the people in her neighborhood, and her latest project involves this weekend's Holiday Craft Show in Hoboken.
"I was brainstorming with (Hoboken Director of Cultural Affairs) Geri Fallo recently and we started talking about the crafts fair, and I realized that I had never seen any music at one," Lampert explains. "There are so many wonderful musicians in Hoboken and throughout Hudson County that it seemed like the perfect idea."
So this year, at the Monroe Center on December 4 and 5 (and again on December 18 and 19,) the Holiday Craft Show will include not only CD's from local artists for sale, but live performances.
"I've always been very impressed by the quality of artisan crafts that the Craft Show attracts," Lampert notes. "So this year, local musicians will be giving me their CD's and we'll be selling them at a table. It's a wonderful way for people in the community to connect with local musicians. And we're going to have people bring their acoustic guitars and perform during the day. How great will be it be if someone sees a CD or someone performing and realizes it's the bartender from their corner bar, or someone who works at the local music store, or just a neighbor who lives up the block?"
"And we're not limiting the performances to acoustic guitars," she adds. "Musicians can present themselves as they wish, although we'll be encouraging more of an unplugged approach just because of the scale of the room. We'll be presenting music from world class musicians who travel extensively and play in some of New York City's biggest venues with top-level acts. The market will feature everything from the novice to the world-renowned. The point is that they all live among us, often times right next door."
Although still in its planning stages, Lampert plans for "A Music Market" (as she's calling it) to be a traveling concession that she can set up at street fairs, in clubs, or wherever there's a public event. "We'll definitely be doing it at the Hoboken Arts and Music Festival next year," Lampert says. "And I have some other ideas for spaces where we will be able to set up a table and make this local music available to everyone. You see the big Virgin megastore in Times Square going out of business because no one buys music anymore. Your average musician's music is just floating around cyberspace these days hoping to be heard. Part of my whole mission is to bring the personal relationship back to music between the artist and the listener. Hopefully people will be more inclined to grab a CD by someone they can say lives in their town or served them a beer or just got back from a world tour playing in China... that's the whole idea of this interactive local music store idea. Catch someone live or get to chat the musician, and then pick up a CD."
So far, Lampert has enlisted an "A" list of Hoboken musicians for the project, including folksingers Dave Calamoneri and Marc Giannotti, world music guitarist Khaled, jazz musicians Sarah James and John DiMartino, and children's music acts the Fuzzy Lemons and Big Jeff. "I'm very happy that we're going to be offering a very diverse selection of music," she notes. "Folk, pop, jazz, we'll have a little of everything. A lot of local musicians are telling me that CD's they self-released are out of print, so we'll have what I like to think of as authorized bootlegs available too, live recordings and mixtapes on CDR's that you can't find anywhere else."
Any musician interested in either performing or selling their merchandise through A Music Market can contact Lampert on her website, www.amusicmarket.com. There is a registration form on the site to submit CD's and an explanation of the process. She also requests that anyone interested in performing at the craft show get in touch through her website.
Lampert notes that the recent Hoboken Music Awards gave the local scene a chance to see firsthand the breadth and caliber of talent in the Mile Square City, and she is hopeful the awards can move to a larger and more formal venue next year. She even has a few ideas in mind for new places to stage live music and put on that kind of event... but that will have to wait for another day.
In the meantime, visit the Hoboken Holiday Craft Show at the Monroe Center (720 Monroe Street, Suite C301) on Saturday and Sunday, December 4 and 5, and 18 and 19. Admission is free and open to all ages. Ample parking is available and the Monroe Center is adjacent to the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail and a short walk from the Hoboken PATH station. The fair offers the chance to purchase original, handmade artwork and unique handcrafted gift items by local artisans including jewelry; handknits scarves, hats, and sweaters; soaps and lotions; stained and blown glass; pottery, and much, much more. And this year: Music. What better way to ring in the holidays?


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Community and participative approaches to archival practice
This research area is concerned with the impact that archives (and cultural heritage more generally) make on individuals and communities. In particular it focuses on the impact of archives, and access to archives, in terms of individual and community identity, and on the wider social outcomes that flow from the interaction between heritage and identity. Particular interest centres on the archives of grass-roots, diasporic or marginalised groups and how these archives might best be preserved. Difficult questions of ownership, custody, professional responsibility and accessibility are among those studied. Some of this work has been carried out in association with the Community Archives Heritage Group but, most notably, these issues have been explored as part of an AHRC-funded 20 month research project on the role and impact of community heritage / archive initiatives within Black and Minority Ethnic communities.
There is also a need for more empirical data about the wider impact of archives and their place in the economic and social life of local communities, regions and nations, and for evaluation and interpretation of those data. This is closely related to the study of diversity and archives: not only diversity of use and users but also diversity of collections and diversity in the workforce. Recent work includes collaboration with the UK National Council on Archives (NCA) on evaluating the Archives Awareness Campaign and assessing the influence of the Heritage Lottery Fund and the 'heritage' agenda on the duties and responsibilities of archivists.
Research projects in this area include:
Arts & Humanities Research Council, Andrew Flinn (PI) and Elizabeth Shepherd (Co-I), 'Community archives and identities: documenting and sustaining community heritage', 2007-2009.
National Council on Archives, Andrew Flinn, 'Evaluation of the NCA Archives Awareness Campaign', 2006.
British Academy Small Grant, Andrew Flinn and Louise Ray (NCA), 'Archival culture in the 21st century', 2007.
Recent papers in this area:
Flinn,A. (2007). 'Community Histories, Community Archives: Some Opportunities and Challenges.' Journal of the Society of Archivists 28(2), 151-176.
Flinn,A. (2008). 'Other Ways of Thinking, Other Ways of Being. Documenting the Margins and the Transitory: What to Preserve, How to Collect' Chapter 6 in Craven,L (ed.) What are Archives? Cultural and Theoretical Perspectives. Aldershot: Ashgate, 109-128. ISBN: 9780754673101
Flinn, A. (2008) 'Migrations, disputed heritages and multicultured identities: archives in post-colonial societies' Archives and Manuscripts 36 (2), 54-75
Flinn, A. (2008). 'Archives and their communities: serving the people', COMMA 2008-1, 157-168.
Flinn, A., Pick, G. (2009). 'Diversifying and democratising archive collections – an agenda for transformation', in the Mayor's Commission on African and Asian Heritage, Embedding Shared Heritage: The Heritage Diversity Task Force Report, London: GLA
Flinn, A., Stevens, M. (2009). '"It is noh mistri, wi mekin histri" . Telling Our Own Story: Independent and Community Archives in the United Kingdom, Challenging and Subverting the Mainstream.' Bastian, J. & Alexander, B. (eds.) Community Archives. The shaping of memory. London: Facet Publishing. ISBN 978-1-85604-639-8
Flinn, A., Stevens, M., Shepherd, E. (2009). 'Whose memories, whose archives? Independent community archives, autonomy and the mainstream.' Archival Science 9(1-2), 71-86 DOI 10.1007/s10502-009-9105-2
Stevens, M., Flinn, A., Shepherd, E. (2010) 'New frameworks for community engagement in the archive sector: from handing over to handing on.' International Journal of Heritage Studies Volume 16 Issues 1 & 2, 59-76 DOI: 10.1080/13527250903441770
Flinn, A.(2010) 'The impact of independent and community archives on professional archival thinking and practice.' Hill,J. (ed) The Future of Archives and Recordkeeping, London: Facet Publishing
Flinn, A.(2011), 'Archival activism. Independent and community-led archives, radical public history and the heritage professions'. InterActions: UCLA Journal of Education and Information Studies Volume 7, Issue 2. Available here


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Enjoy a Friday night outdoor band concert in the park while gazing at the Lake or head out for a tour of the wineries. Whatever you do, you will surely fall in love with Skaneateles, New York-the Eastern Gateway to the Finger Lakes.
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Police apprehend 7th 'Stick Up Kidz' suspect
Authorities have apprehended a seventh suspect wanted in a string of robberies and burglaries in and around the city.
Members of the U.S. Marshals Western Pennsylvania Fugitive Task Force took James Gates III, 23, into custody in the 300 block of Hess Avenue at about 10 a.m. Monday.
Gates was wanted on charges including corrupt organizations, burglary, theft and conspiracy for his alleged role in a criminal enterprise that police said committed a series of burglaries, robberies and other crimes around the city. The group, which called itself the Stick Up Kidz, operated out of an East Ninth Street duplex, according to documents filed in the case.
Six other people have been arraigned in the case: Javonne Lucas, 20; Vincent Rieger, 26; Marquise K. Barnett, 19; Dwight Gillespie, 26; Tyshawn R. Shields, 19; and Dejahte T. Moffett, 19.
Arrest warrants have also been issued for Christopher Barnes, 25, and Jullian Mickel, 22. Both remained at large Monday.
Police said more people could be charged as the investigation continues.
Erie man faces drug, gun charges in traffic stop
An Erie man faces gun and drug charges after police said they found him in possession of both during a traffic stop Monday morning.
Police said they found Davon D. Jones, 26, in possession of a gun and some marijuana after the Buick sedan he was driving was stopped for speeding and for turning without signaling in the 2800 block of Pennsylvania Avenue at about 2:50 a.m. Monday.
Jones, of the 600 block of Euclid Avenue, was later arraigned before Erie 6th Ward District Judge Dominick DiPaolo on charges of persons not to possess a firearm, carrying a firearm without a license, possession of a small amount of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, driving under suspension, speeding and failure to use a turn signal. He was placed in the Erie County Prison on $30,000 bond.
Police charge 4 people in Corry home invasion
CORRY -- Police charged four people in a reported home-invasion robbery where prescription drugs and cash were stolen at gunpoint on Friday night.
Branden M. Lindenberger, 22, of Corry, was arraigned Saturday night on robbery, aggravated assault and other charges in the incident.
The other three suspects were at a Millcreek Township motel and were taken into police custody on Monday. Richard W. Akers Jr., 21; Alyssa M. Fisher, 20; and Amanda N. Fisher, 22, all of Corry, were awaiting arraignment late Monday.
Police accuse the four of forcing their way into a home in the 200 block of Chord Road in Corry on Friday at about 7 p.m. Police said a 58-year-old man was held at gunpoint and assaulted while the intruders demanded prescription medication.
Police said a purse holding cash and prescription drugs that belonged to a 77-year-old woman was stolen.
The male victim was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital for treatment of injuries he suffered in the incident, police said.
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In November 2011, the Sanitarium Christchurch factory was temporarily closed due to earthquake damage. This factory is the only one that makes Sanitarium Marmite.
Engineers at Sanitarium's Christchurch Factory in New Zealand confirm that they have identified additional structural damage to the factory. As deconstruction and strengthening work continues, it has revealed some further damage to the factory building where Marmite production is located. Further deconstruction of a part of the factory, next to where the Marmite plant is located, is required to strengthen the building. Unfortunately this will impact the greatly anticipated start up of Marmite production.
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