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ExtremeDutyâ"¢ - Sludge Mixerby WesTech Engineering, Inc. based in Salt Lake City, UTAH (USA)
WesTech ExtremeDuty™ Sludge Mixers provide vigorous mixing of digester contents to prevent stratification and improve the anaerobic process. They reliably speed gas production while reducing foaming and scum accumulation. This rugged design was originally developed to reduce the high service costs of egg-shaped digester mixers. It has proven to be ...
Intereco - Model CONE - Conic Sludge Mixerby Intereco S.n.c. based in Candiolo (TO), ITALY
Special conic mixer CONE useful to realise a good and continuous mixing between sludge and polyelectrolite solution. It is made with a conic part in which sludge is fed through a DN 100 PN 10 pipe, with a 90 degrees elbow and delivered through a DN 80 PN 10 flange. After the elbow and before the case, the flocculant is fed through four symmetric ...
Model VA - HPI - Injector Mixer for Sludge Thickeningby W AT GmbH-Wasser Abwassertechnik GmbH based in Linz, AUSTRIA
The VA - Injector Mixer HPI (high performance injector mixer) is our latest development for efficient and economical conditioning of sludges or slurries with an organic polymer or other flocculants. The VA - Injector Mixer HPI is a product of Wasser+Abwassertechnik GmbH and has
Hydraulic Sludge Mixersby Mixing Systems, Inc. based in Dayton, OHIO (USA)
The hydraulic sludge mixer is a series of jet nozzles directing flow to keep sludge in suspension.The hydraulic sludge mixer is a series of jet nozzles directing flow to keep sludge in suspension.The hydraulic sludge mixer is a series of jet nozzles directing flow to keep sludge in suspension.The hydraulic sludge mixer is a series of jet nozzles ...
Lime/Sludge Mixerby Simon Moos Maskinfabrik A/S based in Sønderborg, DENMARK
Using the MOOS lime stabilization unit results in a very efficiently sanitized end product, which has a markedly improved consistency. Lime stabilized sludge can be re-used to improve soil quality and is a valuable fertilizer.
Mixerby ENTA Treatment Systems Engineering Contracting LTD based in Istanbul, TURKEY
Mixing of the coagulant and chemicals with water is performed by ENTA mixer and flocculators. All impellent groups, motor, reducer and general project have a long life and strong structure. Mixer and flocculators shall be produced as coated (rubber, teflon, rilsan etc.) carbon steel or painted carbon steel, galvanized coated carbon steel or ...
AIRE-O2 Triton - Process Aerator/Mixer for Pulp And Paperby Aeration Industries International (AII) based in Chaska, MINNESOTA (USA)
Pulp and paper mills produce large volumes of wastewater and residual solids, presenting a number of issues in relation to wastewater treatment, discharge, and sludge disposal.
Sludge Static Mixer (Hi-Pass Sludge)by Komax Systems, Inc. based in Huntington Beach, CALIFORNIA (USA)
The KOMAX Hi-Pass Sludge Mixer is designed to effectively mix polymer solution into sludge flows prior to dewatering process. Polymer savings in excess of 25% can be achieved.
Vertical Dryer - Vertical Reactor - Evaporator - Helix Dryerby AVA - Huep GmbH u. Co. KG based in Herrsching, GERMANY
Design with single or double helix or as centre tube screw mixer AVA's conical dryers have been developed for shorter processing periods, simultaneously granting maximum product protection. In AVA dryers of the series HVW, the product is moved along the heated drum wall. Additionally, the shaft as well as the helix may be heated, which leads to ...
AVA - Vertical Dryersby AVA - Huep GmbH u. Co. KG based in Herrsching, GERMANY
Operation volume: 20–80,000 liters. Design: with single or double helix or as a central tube screw. Ideal application: Short process times and gentle product handling.
Vertical Mixers for Industrial Mixing - Helix Mixerby AVA - Huep GmbH u. Co. KG based in Herrsching, GERMANY
The AVA conical mixers and dryers with their characteristic single or double helix were developed at the end of the 90s in order to find a solution to a problem that continually occurs with traditional conical devices with rotary screws. On the one hand is a risk of product contamination by means of transmission parts in the product chamber, and ...
Intereco - Model CRV Series - Vertical Cylindrical Reactor for the Best Sludge Flocculationby Intereco S.n.c. based in Candiolo (TO), ITALY
Vertical cylindrical reactor CRV necessary to have the best flocculation, composed by a cylindrical hot dip zinc coated tank, is necessary for the sludge and poly mixing, made by a low speed mixer (18 rpm), to obtain the best sludge flocculation. The long contact time between sludge and poly before the sludge discharging, optimize the flocculant ...
Model CMD - Horizontal Submersible Mixersby Caprari S.p.A. based in Modena, ITALY
Horizontal submersible mixers with direct drive. For applications in nitrification/de-nitrification, sludge treatment and storage, disinfection tanks and industrial mixing. Available with cast-iron construction and stainless steel propeller or in a completely stainless steel version - AISI 316. Galvanic separation system for standard components ...
Paddle Mixers/Pug Mixersby Claro Inc based in Montreal, QUEBEC (CANADA)
Claro paddle mixers / pug mill agitators are an effective severe-duty mixer for lime-stabilized sludge applications in wastewater treatment plants and for the mixing and agglomeration of a wide variety of other industrial, agricultural, and hygienic food materials. Mixing intensity, retention time, and product appearance is controlled by changing ...
OPEC - Model SRJ - Submerged Rotary Jet Mixerby Oil Pollution Environmental Control Ltd based in Birstall, Batley, UNITED KINGDOM
The SRJ submerged rotary jet mixer directs powerful jets of oil that sweep through the sludge on the floor of the oil storage tank and blends the soluble hydrocarbons into the total contents.
HYPERPITCH - Mixerby INVENT Umwelt-und Verfahrenstechnik AG based in Erlangen, GERMANY
The INVENT HYPERPITCH®- Mixer add-on takes care about the reliable reduction of scum and floating sludge in anaerobic and anoxic basins.The HYPERPITCH®- Mixer add-on can easily be installed on the shaft of an existing INVENT HYPERCLASSIC®- Mixer.How can we support you with the planning, optimization, modernization of your plant, or ...
TURBOSTAR - Model TS - Mixerby Fuchs Enprotec GmbH based in Mayen, GERMANY
The directly driven FUCHS submersible TURBOSL4R Mixer TS-SUB is applied in storm water tanks, where it swirls up settled solids. In equalization basins, activated sludge basins and small sludge storage tanks it provides for proper mixing and circulation. The high-performance machine is simply designed and very sturdy. The special design of the ...
Mixerby Cheonbo Engineering Co.. Ltd. based in Hwasung-City, SOUTH KOREA
With 2stage agitator attached to the bottom, sedimentation is prevented in sludge basin. Stable operation where it runs in a low speed ot S^-IS rpm and with a minimum power consumption.Support ot the bottom ot the agitator prevents it trom shaking and lengthens the lifespan.
Mixersby SISMAT ULUSLARARASI LTD. STI. based in KOCAELI, TURKEY
Mixers can be classified under three groups: Mixers of propeller, turbine, flocculator, etc. types, utilised to prepare solutions of a given volume and consisting of motor, impeller and shaft; Static mixers that agitate and mix different liquids by changing the flowrate; and Double -shaft spiral mixers used mostly in sludge dewatering plants, for ...
Model POD-I - Submersible Mixer - 750 RPMby Landia based in Lem, DENMARK
Submersible agitator for waste water treatment plants and industry. Nine motor sizes from 0.55 to 7.5 kW. Capacity up to approx. 2,050 m³/hour. 750 propeller revolutions/minute. Axial thrust from 430 N to 2150 N.
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Every four seconds someone in the U.S. is traumatically injured. Every six minutes someone will die from a traumatic injury. Justin Woodbury is part of the statistics, but he's one of the lucky ones.
"I was 16, it was March 15th 1999 and I fell asleep or lost control of my car going in excess of 100 miles an hour."
His odds of surviving the massive head injury were improved by his proximity to a Level II trauma center.
"I was airlifted to Lee Memorial Hospital in Fort Myers and I was in a coma for three and a half, four days, something like that," says Woodbury.
The average stay in a trauma center is four to six days; again, Justin was there for a typical duration.
"I believe for a week, close to a week maybe, the details are kind of foggy and then I was transported to a rehabilitation hospital."
Trauma is the number one killer of people between the ages one and 44. They are mostly accident victims, which make up the bulk of cases in Southwest Florida.
"Most of the accidents we see here are blunt traumas and then blunt trauma basically gets divided down into motor vehicle crashes, motorcycle crashes, pedestrians stuck by an auto, bicycle accidents, ATV accidents, people falling off their horses, boating accidents," says Dr. Nelyada Fonte, a trauma surgeon with Lee Memorial Health System.
National statistics show fatality rates drop by 25% when a patient is treated at a trauma center. Lee Memorial Health System's trauma center is the only one between Tampa and Miami.
"We cover five counties so we're the only trauma center between Miami and Tampa. There's five full time trauma surgeons so that's five surgeons, five counties, that's a lot of work," says Dr. Fonte.
And treats more than 2,000 patients a year, one of them being Justin Woodbury.
"Maybe I would have made it if we didn't have a trauma center this close."


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MUSCAT : Ahmedabad Diocese Metropolitan Pulikkottil Dr Geevarghese Mar Yulios has arrived in Muscat from Kerala after attending the maiden meeting of the new Malankara Sabha Managing Committee at Pazhaya Seminary, Kottayam.
The Metropolitan was received at the Muscat International Airport on Wednesday night by Fr James Geevarghese, the outgoing Vicar of Muscat Mar Gregorios Orthodox Maha Edavaka, Fr Binu Thomas John, Asst. Vicar, trustee, co-trustee, secretary managing committee members among others.
New incoming Vicar Fr Joji George also arrived from Ahmedabad to take his charge as the new Vicar of Muscat Maha Edavaka from April 1, 2012.
Both Dr Mar Yulios and Fr Joji George were extended a warm welcome upon their arrival.
Dr Mar Yulios will the chief celebrant for the Holy Week programme at the Muscat Mar Gregorios Orthodox Maha Edavaka for 2012. The Metropolitan will also lead the Catholicate Day Celebrations and preside over the function for the farewell of outgoing Vicar Fr James Geevarghese and reception to incoming Vicar Fr Joji George.
Dr Mar Yulios will also visit Sohar St George Orthodox Church, Nizwa congregation, and Salalah's St Stephen's Orthodox Church.


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With the introduction of the sixth version of Searchmetrics SuiteTM, the expansion of top management, a growing workforce and an award win, 2012 was an eventful year for Searchmetrics, the pioneer and leader in search and social analytics software.
The expansion of international business went extremely well; with about 50% new customer growth coming primarily from the strategically important markets of the United States and Great Britain helping to double monthly software revenue in 2012.
To establish a stronger presence internationally the top management of the Berlin-based company reorganized itself in Fall 2012 with the addition of the new CEO Tom Schuster. Schuster has taken up his position alongside CTO and company founder Marcus Tober and CFO and board member Dirk Wolf, with the aim of accelerating the pace of the national and international business development.
Special attention has been given to the area of OEM partnerships, another growing line of business for Searchmetrics.
"We offer collaborative opportunities to other providers of professional online marketing products, as well as white label solutions to allow them to offer our data under their name. We were able to significantly expand this type of collaboration last year," explains CEO Tom Schuster.
More than 120 partners from 15 countries are now part of Searchmetrics' global network – with a total of more than 50,000 paying customers putting their trust in Searchmetrics' products.
The Searchmetrics SuiteTM, the company's flagship product has already undergone several modifications and numerous extensions in its brief history as CEO Tom Schuster explains:
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Since June of last year Searchmetrics has offered Suite 6, a completely new development with an even greater focus on user-friendliness, speed, data quality, customization, and scalability.
"In this product, all our experience from the past years has come together, along with feedback, praise, and suggestions from our customers," says CTO and Searchmetrics founder Marcus Tober. "35 developers and six product managers worked meticulously on the Suite for more than 20 months."
The result is a comprehensive software product that has enabled the company to achieve strong growth in 2012. Sales of user licenses for Searchmetrics SuiteTM alone grew by 200%. Indications for the current business year are also looking positive – the secured order backlog for 2013 at the start of the year was already greater than the total volume for 2012.
The positive business trend emphasizes the good instincts of company founder Marcus Tober. In 2005, the leading SEO expert spotted a gap in the market in the sector and developed a software program which enabled him for the first time to measure in-house and third-party SEO projects and verify them with a current and reliable database.
"At that time, SEO was still in its infancy. There were a few pioneers and really very few rules," remembers Tober.
Within just a few years, his first idea became one of the most innovative and comprehensive analysis software packages. With it, online agencies, SEO experts and companies can professionally control and optimize all of their SEO activities on both a national and international level.
In order to maintain the high level of quality, Searchmetrics currently employs almost 100 employees and has expanded its workforce by 12%, said CEO Tom Schuster.
"Our Suite is intentionally designed in such a way that we can expand it at any time and react flexibly to market changes," explains founder Marcus Tober.
Searchmetrics has demonstrated that its ability in recent months, with numerous extensions being added to the software recently to make it easier for customers to individually manage and control projects. And new data such as the expansion of regional search allow evaluations and analyses to be ever more needs-based.
About Searchmetrics
Searchmetrics GmbH is a pioneer in and the worldwide leading provider of search and social analytics software for companies and online agencies. It has a unique server infrastructure and software solution, the Searchmetrics SuiteTM, with which its customers and partners can constantly aggregate very large amounts of data on the ranking of websites, search keywords and the relevant competitive groups and make the data analyzable. The Searchmetrics SuiteTM provides a unique insight into the visibility of a website for search engines in 124 countries, as well as in the largest social media portals. This plays a decisive role in inbound marketing where excellent visibility in search engines is crucial for companies, to ensure that their content is noticed by potential customers on the Internet.
In addition to the Suite, Searchmetrics offers Essentials, a tool set for quickly getting started in search engine and social network optimization and real-time analysis. The company also provides high-end SEO consulting services in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. It has branches in Berlin, London, Paris and New York and distributes its SaaS solution via a network of partners and its online store. The fast-growing Berlin-based company, in which the Holtzbrinck publishing group and the well-known risk capital companies Neuhaus Partners and Iris Capital are shareholders, currently employs over 100 staff members. Many noteworthy customers, such as T-Online, eBay, Siemens, TUI, GM, and Kaspersky rely on Searchmetrics to achieve excellent search machine rankings.


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Authorities say more and more people are visiting the Flight 93 National Memorial in rural western Pennsylvania, and new construction is scheduled to begin next year.
The vice president of the Flight 93 National Memorial Campaign, King Laughlin, says that at the current pace more than 1,000 bus groups will visit the park this year, almost double the number in 2011.
More than 200,000 people are expected to visit this year.
United Flight 93 was traveling from Newark, N.J., to San Francisco when it was hijacked by four terrorists in 2001.
The 9/11 Commission says the terrorists likely wanted to crash the plane into the White House or the U.S. Capitol, but the jet went down in a field near Shanksville, Pa., after passengers fought back.


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the body will be most insulin sensitive at night, as part of a natural cycle. i wouldn't read to much into that though, as we can still burn glucose at any time.


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07 Sep 2012
Yes, don't laugh.
Occasionally in fantasy, when in doubt, it seems like a reasonable idea to "go where the points are." Vegas lines this week:
Saints (-8.5) v. Redskins (+8.5), over/under 50.5
Eagles (-10.5) v. Browns (+10.5), over/under 43
If you could make the argument that the Saints and Eagles would each score ~4TD's, while the Redskins and Browns might only score ~2TD's, does it make sense to start Pierre Thomas over T. Rich?
In another league, I'm also mulling over D-Jax over T. Rich in the flex. Tell me this makes sense.
2 replies , Last at 11 Sep 2012, 11:13am by Arjen.Robben
It could make sense for this week. We don't know Trent's status exactly, so he may not see much action. Meanwhile, Sproles and Colston are both suffering from minor issues, so Thomas may see more action than usual.
Is it a head-to-head league? If you think you should win your match handily, I would start Thomas, so Richardson doesn't sink you. If you think it will be close or you're at a disadvantage, start Richardson and hope it pans out.
I would start Richardson over DJax as a flex, but I'm not a big DJax fan.
Well, it ended up being about even. T-Rich ended up with 4.9 in my league and Pierre Thomas pulled in just 3.4.
Fingers crossed Richardson looks much better next week. For that matter, hoping the Browns offense looks better next week. At least they won't have to face the Eagles D all year.


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Many people daydream about taking up permanent residence in their favorite vacation spot. Few people make it a reality.
Randi Cohen Brown, a former assistant district attorney in Chautauqua County and a former Erie County legislator, has made it happen.
Brown now runs a shelter for the homeless in Key West, Fla. She has been living on the island for about 10 months now, and she said her plans came together after several years of thinking and research.
The cost of rent was the biggest concern, as housing is expensive in Key West. Cohen Brown said most other expenses, like utilities and groceries are about the same as they were in New York. She has learned to cut corners by driving a motor scooter to work most days and shopping with coupons.
It all started with a vacation trip about seven years ago with her husband, Randy Brown.
The couple fell in love with the laid-back feel of the island and its beautiful surroundings. "And the weather," Cohen Brown said.
As the only city in the continental U.S. that never has had a freeze or frost, the weather is tropical. "No more scraping windshields," she noted.
"And I can go to work wearing sandals and shorts, and it is acceptable," she said with a smile.
Her days of prosecuting cases may be over, but the lawyer's attitude is still there.
"This is going to sound sappy, but I got into law because I wanted to help people, so I knew this was the job for me," she said.
She practiced family law and worked extensively with local drug courts in Chautauqua County. She said she liked the way drug courts encouraged people to change and set new goals in their lives. "I liked it that the drug court teams were always encouraging people to find a passion and follow their goals."
With the help of her husband and a lot of research about jobs, rentals and information, the couple turned their last vacation in Key West into a mission. They found an apartment, he found work and they set about closing their affairs in their hometown of Fredonia.
"I think that texting and email have made it so much easier to stay in touch with family," Cohen Brown said. Family communication is especially important to her because she is expecting her first grandchild in September.
At work, she manages a staff that takes care of about 125 people each night. The average age of the residents is between 45 and 55, and they look for the shelter to give them a safe place to sleep and take a shower.
Cohen Brown helps the staff when shelter residents need medical attention, have legal issues or have other problems like help searching for jobs or getting in touch with families. She said the work is rewarding and different each day.
"But on our days off, we have more time to explore the island and surrounding keys, and it's just beautiful," she said. "People are kind and accepting – there was no waiting to fit in to become a local resident."
Her advice to anyone who wants to move to "paradise": research carefully, look at options to change your career goals and make sure you get a cellphone with the local area code.
"Employers return phone calls more quickly when your cellphone has their area code," she said.
Would she recommend the move to others?
"Absolutely," she said. "Follow your passion."


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Nashville, Tenn. - The Atlantic Sun Conference announced the league's post-season baseball awards on Tuesday evening at the tournament banquet and the Hatters were very well represented. Stetson earned the Pitcher of the Year, Coach of the Year, four First Team All-Conference and one Second Team All-Conference nods, and one All-Freshman Team honor.
Sophomore Kurt Schluter (Jupiter, Fla.) headlined the group after being voted the A-Sun Pitcher of the Year. Schluter leads the league in ERA at 1.40, is tied for the lead in wins with 8, and is second in opponent batting average at .230. He finished with a 5-0 record, a 0.97 ERA and 37 strike outs in conference games. Schluter has not surrendered a home run all season and leads the team in strike outs with 55.
Head Coach Pete Dunn was voted the A-Sun Coach of the Year for the sixth time in his 32-year career. He led the Hatters, who were picked to finish fifth in the preseason coaches poll, to a 40-win regular season, a 23-7 conference record, and a first place finish in the A-Sun. It was the first A-Sun regular-season title and the first 40-win season for Stetson since 2007.
Stetson placed more players on the 2011 A-Sun First Team than any other school. It is the most first team members for Stetson since 2007 when it placed seven players on the list.
Joining Schluter on the All-Conference First Team are Nick Rickles (Loxahatchee, Fla.), Robert Crews (Port Charlotte, Fla.) and Mark Jones (Bunnell, Fla.). All three are juniors as far as eligibility and all three are former A-Sun All-Freshman Team members and Freshman All-Americans. Second-Team honors went to Lindsey Caughel (Orlando, Fla.), and Austin Perez (Loxahatchee, Fla.) was voted to the All-Freshman Team.
Rickles, a catcher, is a Johnny Bench Award semifinalist, a member of the Golden Spikes Midseason Watch List, and was twice named A-Sun Player of the Week in 2011. He started all 56 games and leads the team in batting at .359, hits with 79, doubles with 20, home runs with 11, and is tied for the team lead in RBI with 58. He has struck out just seven times all season including a streak of 137 at bats to open the season (178 at bats overall dating back to 2010). He leads the A-Sun in pickoffs with seven and has thrown out 21 runners attempting to steal.
Second baseman Crews played and started 55 games for the Hatters. He is third on the team and has the highest batting average among A-Sun second basemen at .338. He leads the team in runs scored with 50, is tied for the team lead in at bats with 222, is second in hits with 75 and is third on the Hatters in home runs with four and RBI with 37. He is also 9-for-11 in stolen bases and leads the team in assists with 156.
Shortstop Jones played in 54 games with 53 starts. He missed two games early in the season due to a hand injury. He leads the team in triples with four and is second in batting at .340, slugging percentage at .486 and doubles with 11. He is also second on the Hatters behind Jeff Simpson in stolen bases (16-for-17). Jones had a season-high hitting streak of 16 games and is third on the team in multiple-hit games with 23.
Junior Lindsey Caughel was voted to the All-Conference Second Team as a starting pitcher. Caughel has been Stetson's Friday night starter for most of 2011. He finished the regular season with a 6-1 record and a 3.76 ERA. Caughel is tied for 4th on the team in strike outs with 45 and has surrendered just 16 walks all season. He was 5-1 with 31 strike outs in A-Sun games. Caughel was named A-Sun Pitcher of the Week after his opening day start put his team on track for a series sweep of the University of Georgia. He tossed five complete innings allowing just one run on seven hits and struck out six batters.
Austin Perez was a valuable addition to the Hatters staff as a freshman. He started the season as a reliever and a weekday starter, yet was thrown into the role of weekend starter after injuries to both Schluter and Caughel. He made a pair of Friday night starts in A-Sun games and threw very well keeping the Hatters in both games. He completed the regular season with a 2-2 record, 4.31 ERA and 45 strike outs in 48 innings pitched. Overall he made 20 appearances with seven starts.
No. 1 Stetson opens the A-Sun Tournament Wednesday morning in Nashville with an 11:00 a.m. (12:00 p.m. eastern) game against No. 6 Belmont. Caughel is slated to start on the mound for the Hatters.


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Dear Hollywood: Don't remake these '90s classics
With remakes of 'Point Break' and 'The Crow' already in the works, we ask Tinseltown to lay off these '90s gems
'Scream' (1996)
Though the box-office disappointment of "Scream 4" this year would seem to have put a dagger through the heart of the self-aware slasher franchise for good, don't be surprised if the Weinsteins re-evaluate this one in the next decade or so and decide it's time to exploit the title for a new generation. While the film's post-modernist slant makes it a less-obvious target for a remake than the mostly empty-headed slasher films of the 1980s, "Scream" is nevertheless akin to "A Nightmare on Elm Street" or "Friday the 13th" for those individuals who came of age during the Clinton years, and it will be looked back upon as a classic of the genre by those born too late to catch it on the first go-round. Still, as was clearly evident with the only fitfully-clever fourth installment, the franchise doesn't seem to have many more places to go at this point without devolving into self-parody, and that's not likely to change no matter how many decades go by.


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Asparagus, Potato and Oyster Mushroom Tart Recipe
Posted By Diane Eblin On December 13, 2010 @ 1:00 am In Gluten free,Inside Scoop,Recipes,Vegetarian/Vegan | 19 Comments
Today I'm sharing something new with you that I hope you will take just a minute to stop and think about. I'm participating in the virtual progressive fund-raising dinner, Share Our Table [1]. This seven course dinner which is being brought to you by 50 different food bloggers, is designed to raise awareness and understanding of child hunger [2] in the US. Food is something most of us who are writing or reading food blogs takes for granted. Even if you have a modified diet and you are looking for different ideas, you still are making food and not dealing with hunger.
What can you do? You can support Share Our Strength's NO KID HUNGRY [4] campaign to ensure that no kid in the US goes hungry. NO KID HUNGRY has made a commitment to end childhood hunger in America by 2015 [5], and they need your help.
Here's how you can help:
1. Visit the Share Our Strength's NO KID HUNGRY [4] website.
2. Click on "Take the Pledge."
3. Act now by choosing any of the options provided.
4. Click here [6] to make a donation.
5. Spread the word. Tell your friends and family about it. Are you a blogger? Visit Share Our Strengths' Blogger Resource Center [7] to find out how you can help.
Today's I am joined by 14 other bloggers sharing side dishes in the categories of Gourmet, Family Friendly, Vegetarian and Gluten Free. My fellow gluten free blogs are Jenn Cuisine [8] and Creative Cooking Gluten Free [9]. Check out the complete list [10] or head to the bottom of this post.
Now on to the recipe. Today I'm sharing a wonderful creamy tart free of gluten, dairy, and grains. It makes a wonderful side dish to ham, fish, beef, poultry, and just about any protein. In fact it can be a meal on it's own.
The dish is inspired by Jamie Oliver's tart from his cookbook, Jamie at Home: Cook Your Way to the Good Life [11]. His tart is full of dairy and he uses filo pastry which of course contains gluten but it uses real food. I find if you have recipes made with whole or real food ingredients, it's usually really easy to adjust or change it up to suit your needs. The point is to cook with as many ingredients as you can that doesn't have a food label.
Follow the directions and pre-bake your tart in a tart pan. If you don't have a tart pan a pie plate will work too. A tart pan will make it easier for you to remove the tart and slice it with the removable bottom. Remove the tart shell from the oven just as it starts to brown unlike me who was mesmerized by the football games and left mine it too long.
Pre-heat your oven to 350 degrees.
Peel your potatoes and cut into chunks. Boil for approximately 15 minutes until cooked. Next you are basically making mashed potatoes. I put my potatoes through the ricer, add in the olive oil and milk. Mix them together until they are creamy. Add in the salt and pepper and give it a little taste to see if you think it needs more salt.
Next add in the sour cream and again mix well. Now make a little well in the center of your bowl and add the eggs so they can be beat a little before incorporating them into the potatoes.
Once all of this is mixed together really well, add in the chives and combine.
Now pour this potato mixture into your pre-baked tart shell. Carefully place the asparagus from the center out to the edges. Add in the oyster mushrooms where there are spaces on either ends of a round pan.
Brush it all with a little olive oil before putting into the 350 degree pre-heated oven to bake for 20 minutes.
When it's done baking remove it from the oven and sprinkle some course sea salt on the asparagus, let it sit for 10 minutes before you cut into the tart.
If you don't have oyster mushrooms, use what you have on hand or leave them out.
The sour cream I used is made with soy. If you don't eat dairy or soy you can leave this out completely. If you eat dairy you can use regular sour cream or even a mild cheese shredded.
Feel free to change up the type of milk you use and you can sub out the olive oil for your favorite butter.
This recipe was also shared on Ginger Lemon Girl's A Gluten-Free Holiday- Breakfast and Brunch [13]. Head there before Wednesday 10pm for your chance to win a gluten free cookbook!
Check out all the great recipes shared today!
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December 13: Sides
Family Friendly
Gluten Free
Tomorrow is the last day of this event and desserts will be shared. Here are the blogs participating plus all of the previous delicious dishes:
December 14: Dessert
Family Friendly
Gluten Free
December 13: Sides
Family Friendly
Gluten Free
December 10: Entrees
Family Friendly
Gluten Free
December 9: Soup
Family Friendly
Gluten Free
December 8: Salads
Family Friendly
Gluten Free
December 7: Drinks
Family Friendly
Gluten Free
December 6: Appetizers
Family Friendly
Gluten Free
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[1] Share Our Table: http://strength.org/
[2] understanding of child hunger: http://www.strength.org/childhood_hunger/hunger_facts/
[3] Image: http://nokidhungry.org/?utm_source=blogger
[4] NO KID HUNGRY: http://nokidhungry.org/
[5] to end childhood hunger in America by 2015: http://nokidhungry.org/what-we%E2%80%99re-doing
[6] here: https://secure2.convio.net/sos/site/Donation2?df_id=4001&4001.donation=form1&JServSessionIdr004=1v3qon8vk4.app201b
[7] Blogger Resource Center: http://nokidhungry.org/blogger-resource-center#share
[8] Jenn Cuisine: http://jenncuisine.com/
[9] Creative Cooking Gluten Free: http://www.creativecookinggf.com/
[10] complete list: http://www.strength.org/get_involved/shareourholidaytable/
[11] Jamie at Home: Cook Your Way to the Good Life: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1401322425?ie=UTF8&tag=thwholega-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1401322425
[12] The Gluten-Free Almond Flour Cookbook: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/158761345X?ie=UTF8&tag=thwholega-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=158761345X
[13] Ginger Lemon Girl's A Gluten-Free Holiday- Breakfast and Brunch: http://gingerlemongirl-giveaways.blogspot.com/
[14] The Urban Baker (read the post): http://www.theurbanbaker.com/share-our-strength-holiday-table/
[15] Heather Christo (read the post): http://www.heatherchristo.com/diary/385/root-vegetable-gratin
[16] We Like to Cook, and Eat (read the post): http://weliketocookandeat.blogspot.com/2010/11/potato-and-onion-cakes-for-share-our.html
[17] Plum Pie (read the post): http://www.plumpiecooks.com/2010/12/brussels-sprouts-hash-with-caramelized-shallots/#more-484
[18] What's Cooking (read the post): http://whatscookingwithkids.com/2010/12/13/i-dare-you-to-feed-hungry-kids-potato-latkes/
[19] Dine and Dish (read the post): http://dineanddish.net/2010/12/share-our-strength-progressive-dinner-recipe-potato-rolls/
[20] The Evolving Cook (read the post): http://www.knife-fork-spoon.com/?p=125
[21] Katrina Runs for Food: http://www.katrina-runs.com/
[22] My Kitchen Addiction (read the post): http://www.mykitchenaddiction.com/2010/12/cranberry-pomegranate-brussels-with-gorgonzola-share-our-holiday-table/
[23] Taste as You Go (read the post): http://www.tasteasyougo.com/2010/12/share-our-holiday-table-vegetarian-side.html
[24] Flamingo Musings (read the post): http://www.flamingomusings.com/2010/12/kasha-pilaf-varnishkes-for-share-our.html
[25] The Whole Gang (read the post): http://www.thewholegang.org/2010/12/asparagus-potato-and-oyster-mushroom-tart-recipe/
[26] Jenn Cuisine– A mostly gluten free cooking blog. (read the post): http://jenncuisine.com/2010/12/stuffed-acorn-squash-share-our-holiday-table/
[27] Creative Cooking Gluten Free (read the post): http://creativecookinggf.wordpress.com/2010/12/13/garlicy-green-beans-share-our-holiday-table/
[28] Little Bo Bakes: http://www.littlebobakes.blogspot.com/
[29] Hunter Angler Gardener Cook: http://honest-food.net/
[30] TableFare: http://www.tablefare.com/
[31] Cooking On the Side: http://cookingontheside.com/
[32] Devour The World: http://devourtheworld.blogspot.com/
[33] Hoosier Homemade: http://hoosierhomemade.com/
[34] For the Joy of Food: http://www.forthejoyoffood.com/
[35] Daydreamer Desserts: http://daydreamerdesserts.com/
[36] The Food Junkie: http://kitamoukdahan.blogspot.com/
[37] Deliciously Organic: http://deliciouslyorganic.net/
[38] Savory Sweet Life: http://savorysweetlife.com/
[39] Jeanette's Healthy Living: http://jeanetteshealthyliving.blogspot.com/
[40] Cook It Allergy Free: http://cookitallergyfree.com/
[41] Gluten Free Girl: http://glutenfreegirl.blogspot.com/
[42] The Urban Baker: http://theurbanbaker.blogspot.com/
[43] Heather Christo: http://www.heatherchristo.com/diary/
[44] We Like to Cook, and Eat: http://www.weliketocookandeat.blogspot.com/
[45] Plum Pie: http://www.plumpiecooks.com/
[46] What's Cooking: http://www.whatscookingwithkids.com/
[47] Dine and Dish: http://dineanddish.squarespace.com/
[48] The Evolving Cook: http://www.knife-fork-spoon.com/
[49] My Kitchen Addiction: http://www.mykitchenaddiction.com/
[50] Taste as You Go: http://www.tasteasyougo.com/
[51] Flamingo Musings: http://www.flamingomusings.com/
[52] The Whole Gang: http://thewholegang.org/
[53] What's Gaby Cooking (read the post): http://whatsgabycooking.com/stuffed-pork-tenderloin/
[54] Food Blogga (read the post): http://foodblogga.blogspot.com/2010/12/share-our-strengths-no-kid-hungry.html
[55] Life in Recipes (read the post): http://www.lifeinrecipes.com/2010/12/cranberry-glazed-cornish-game-hens-with.html
[56] Bluebonnets & Brownies (read the post): http://www.bluebonnetsandbrownies.com/2010/12/10/soht-grilled-sausage-and-maple-corn-polenta-recipe/
[57] Foodie Tots (read the post): http://foodietots.com/2010/12/10/sunday-brisket-share-our-holiday-table/
[58] The Peche (read the post): http://www.thepeche.com/2010/12/roasted-eggplant-with-golden-raisin.html
[59] The Sensitive Pantry (read the post): http://www.thesensitivepantry.com/the-sensitive-pantry/2010/12/10/share-our-holiday-table-recipe-bacon-wrapped-turkey-spiedini.html
[60] Nourishing Meals (read the post): http://www.nourishingmeals.com/2010/12/salmon-puttanesca.html
[61] edible cville (read the post): http://www.edible-cville.com/2010/11/oyster-stew.html
[62] The Runaway Spoon (read the post): http://therunawayspoon.com/blog/2010/12/chestnut-bisque/
[63] A Girl, A Market, A Meal (read the post): http://agirlamarketameal.blogspot.com/2010/12/soups-on.html
[64] Ladles and Jellyspoons (read the post): http://www.ladlesandjellyspoons.com/2010/12/share-our-holiday-table-snow-white-soup/
[65] Two Dollar Dinners (read the post): http://twodollardinners.blogspot.com/2010/12/share-our-strengths-progressive-dinner.html
[66] All About Alton Brown (read the post): http://allaboutalton.blogspot.com/2010/12/alton-brown.html
[67] Cookie Central's Great American Bake Sale (read the post): http://cookiecentralbakesale.blogspot.com/
[68] Good Life Eats (read the post): http://www.goodlifeeats.com/2010/12/sos-progressive-dinner-roasted-red-pepper-soup.html
[69] Feed Our Families (read the post): http://www.feedourfamiliesblog.com/2010/12/sharing-souper-split-pea-soup-for-the-holidays.html
[70] Celiac Teen (read the post): http://www.celiacteen.com/2010/share-our-holiday-table/
[71] Celiacs in the House (read the post): http://celiacsinthehouse.blogspot.com/2010/12/share-our-table-with-glutendairy-free.html
[72] Gluten Free Life with Jen (read the post): http://gfreelife.com/creamy-gfcf-zucchini-and-leek-soup/
[73] And Love it Too! (read the post): http://andloveittoo.com/butternutsquashandpearsoupsoht/
[74] The Bitten Word (read the post): http://www.thebittenword.com/thebittenword/2010/12/beet-and-tangerine-salad-with-cranberry-dressing-.html
[75] girlichef (read the post): http://www.girlichef.com/2010/12/share-our-strength-holiday-table.html
[76] Food For My Family (read the post): http://foodformyfamily.com/recipes/cranberry-pecan-salad-with-poppyseed-dressing-share-our-strength
[77] Glugle Gluten-Free (read the post): http://glugleglutenfree.wordpress.com/2010/12/08/golden-beet-persimmon-pomegranate-salad-with-ginger-honey-vinegarette/
[78] Add a Pinch (read the post): http://addapinch.com/cooking/2010/12/08/share-our-holiday-table-composed-choppe-salad/
[79] Gluten Free Diva (read the post): http://www.glutenfreediva.com/2010/12/share-our-strength-event-arugula-pear-pomegranate-salad-gluten-free/
[80] Food Woolf (read the post): http://www.foodwoolf.com/2010/12/crab-apple-vodka-recipe.html
[81] The Gringo Chapin (read the post): http://thegringochapin.blogspot.com/2010/12/ponche-de-navidad-christmas-punch-for.html
[82] Neo-Homesteading (read the post): http://neo-homesteading.blogspot.com/2010/12/mead-cocktails-honey-vodka-recipe-share.html
[83] Three Many Cooks (read the post): http://threemanycooks.com/recipes/nibbles-and-drinks/milk-punch/
[84] Fat Wuz Here (read the post): http://fatwuzhere.blogspot.com/2010/12/share-our-strength-progressive-dinner.html
[85] Lexies Kitchen (read the post): http://www.lexieskitchen.com/lexies_kitchen/2010/12/7/cashew-horchata-sharing-our-strength.html
[86] Simply Sugar and Gluten Free (read the post): http://www.simplysugarandglutenfree.com/eggnog-share-our-table-at-slightly-indulgent-tuesday/
[87] Gluten Free Easily (read the post): http://glutenfreeeasily.com/reindeer-antlers-punch/
[88] The Italian Dish (read the post): http://italiandish.squarespace.com/imported-20090913150324/2010/12/6/parmesan-gougeres-and-a-virtual-dinner-party.html
[89] Recipe Girl (read the post): http://www.recipegirl.com/2010/12/06/share-our-holiday-table-sundried-tomato-polenta-bites/
[90] Neo-Homesteading (read the post): http://neo-homesteading.blogspot.com/2010/12/share-our-holiday-table-potato-bacon.html
[91] Family Fresh Cooking (read the post): http://www.familyfreshcooking.com/2010/12/06/cheese-stuffed-mushroom-bacon-appetizer-recipe/
[92] Giving Up on Perfect (read the post): http://www.givinguponperfect.com/2010/12/share-our-holiday-table-family-friendly-appetizers/
[93] Two Peas and Their Pod (read the post): http://twopeasandtheirpod.com/cranberry-orange-brie-crostini/
[94] Smith Bites (read the post): http://www.smithbites.com/2010/12/dates-stuffed-wparmesan-slivers-walnuts/
[95] La Fuji Mama (read the post): http://www.lafujimama.com/2010/12/endive-boats-avocado-pomegranate-crab-salad-gluten-free-appetizer/
[96] Wenderly (read the post): http://wenderly.com/2010/12/06/proscuitto-wrapped-asparagus/
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I started out djing bout 16 years ago now. Back then it was all hip hop and r&b for me. Now days i still play hip hop but over the last few years i've been caught by re-edit buzz so my sets may comprise of just bout anything this side of house music. I'm one of the resident dj @ "City Vibes", every Friday night & on the first 2 Saturdays of every month i run my own night called "I Play Disco" on the Terrace in Shortts Bar in Waterford City. I also make beats.
Press play to try again.
You can get it here.


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2005 Chevrolet Cobalt Base Sedan 4 door 2.2 gasoline from North America
Decent car and a great value
Power steering went out - fixed by recall.
Some parts probably should have lasted longer (brakes, shocks, struts, O2 sensor).
A/C water leaked on the passenger side floor.
General Comments:
I bought it new. After over 9 years, I still own the car. My wife's dad was a retired GM employee.
The Cobalt is decent transportation at a very reasonable price. I will keep it as long as possible.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes
Review Date: 25th December, 2014
26th Dec 2014, 21:13
I made the original post above. I would like to add that regular fluid changes (oil, radiator, transmission) are the best advice, as my engine, radiator and transmission are perfect after over 9 years. And warm up the car a bit on cold days.
29th Mar 2015, 19:23
Updating my 2005 Cobalt post. Original owner, 61,300 miles. Maintenance yesterday was synthetic oil change, radiator flush/fluid (every 5 years), and first spark plug change. Running well. Keeping this car for as long as possible. Regards.
3rd May 2015, 12:49
I am the author of the original post. 10 years and 62k miles. I just bought a Nissan. The Cobalt was a decent car, but a lot of parts should have lasted longer, and the recalls on the Chevy as well made me switch brands.


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THE West Cork Vintage Club will hold its autumn run on Sunday, October 14th next starting at the Clonakilty Showgrounds at 11am.
This year's run is in cojunction with Darrara National School to raise funds for the school which has more than 80 pupils and has extended its classrooms in recent years.
Vintage and classic cars as well as tractors will take part and the Jack Lynch Cortina which was featured on Nationwide recently and is owned by the club will also be present.
See www.westcorkvintageclub.com for more.


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Mustard for arthritis, sciatica and tired feet
A white mustard plant in flower
There are three main kinds of mustard: black, white and brown. White mustard, Sinapis alba (syn. Brassica alba and Brassica hirta), is also occasionally called yellow mustard (though most people mean the condiment when they say this). White mustard can indeed be used to make the mustard we eat with hot dogs and roast beef, but that is not its only purpose in life... if plants can be said to have a purpose. It's a member of the cabbage family, as is its namesake black mustard (Brassica nigra syn. Sinapis nigra) which is in the same genus white mustard was in before it was moved to Sinapis (black mustard has also moved - from Sinapis to Brassica!) and brown mustard (Brassica juncea).
Clockwise from 12 o'clock: black, brown and white mustard leaves
To distinguish between white mustard, black mustard and brown mustard, you need to look at the leaves. As you can see from the photo, white mustard has deeply cut lobes and are quite spikey - in comparison with black mustard which has a much more rounded shape, but still spikey-looking. Brown mustard (or red mustard or mustard greens) has leaves which are neither lobed nor spikey to look at and often have a reddish cast to them. White and black mustard are generally cultivated for their seeds, whereas brown mustard is more of a leaf vegetable and will not be discussed further here.
Mustards are closely related to salad rocket.
Both black and white mustard are European natives, but naturalized in most parts of the world. Both are hardy perennials; white mustard reaches a height of around 2 feet (60cm) while black mustard reaches around 4 feet (1.2m). They require moist well drained soil but are otherwise unfussy. Black mustard is tolerant of sea air. Neither will grow in full shade.
Mustard is one of the components of mustard and cress - though much of what is sold is, in fact rape seed sprouts. To grow mustard and cress sow the mustard seed thinly on moist blotting paper (or several layers of kitchen towel) and then sow the cress seeds on top about 3-4 days later. Keep the blotting paper/kitchen towel moist and cut with scissors when the sprouts are about 1-2 inches tall. Lovely in sandwiches with egg. Ensure you buy seeds marked as suitable for sprouting, as seeds meant for outdoors may be dressed with stuff you don't want to eat.
Do not use mustard if you have sensitive skin, as it may cause blistering. (Heaven only knows what it does to our insides - when I get a chance at a salt beef sandwich I literally plaster the stuff on.)
Both black and white mustard seeds are generally used externally, usually ground to a powder before use. Mustard powder is often sold in food stores, though it's generally not possible to tell whether the powder is from white, black or a mixture of seeds. However, you can use them interchangeably in most cases.
Mustard oil is said to be a hair restorative - however, it must be diluted with some other oil, as it will burn the scalp otherwise (and may do so in any case). Never allow neat mustard oil to come into contact with the skin. I don't have the dilution details, but for making liniment, the mix is 1 part mustard oil to 40 parts alcohol, so I would go with 1 part in 40 to start with, and amend from there. Use the liniment for rheumatic pain, sciatica, lumbago and gout.
To make a mustard plaster, mix 1 part of mustard powder to 2 parts of wheat or rice flour by volume (to reduce burning), then make a fairly stiff paste with cold water. Take a piece of linen and spread it with a layer of the mixture. Cover the area to be treated with gauze, then apply the plaster and secure. Remove as soon as the burning becomes unbearable and wash the area thoroughly to remove all traces of residue. Powder with rice flour and wrap in a clean dry cotton cloth. This is used to treat congestion of the lungs, pleurisy, arthritic joints, chilblains, skin conditions such as boils, and fungal infections. It must not be used on sensitive areas.
To make a footbath, steep a bag containing 1-2 ounces of crushed seed/powder for 10-15 minutes in hot water then add the liquid to a large bowl of hot water, adjust the temperature, put your feet in it and leave them there until the water cools (you can extend the time by carefully adding boiling water). This is used to help relieve tired feet, and also for colds, feverish conditions and headaches.
To make a stimulating bath, use the same method as for a footbath, but increase the quantities to around 8 ounces of mustard powder.
You can also use mustard to make a steam inhalation for colds and nasal congestion.
A mixture of whole black mustard seed and molasses (called treacle in the UK) is laxative, though I would try other remedies first.
It will probably be no surprise that as with all other plants grown for use in medicine, mustard should be grown organically to retain its efficacy. To find out more about growing organic white mustard or organic black mustard visit the Gardenzone.


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Although New Orleans Pelicans general manager Dell Demps spent the past few months extensively gathering information on draft prospects, he has not offered any hints who they may select with their sixth overall pick in Thursday night's NBA draft.
But the list of possibilities is extensive and includes Maryland center Alex Len, Michigan point guard Trey Burke, Indiana shooting guard Victor Oladipo, Kansas shooting guard Ben McLemore, Syracuse point guard Michael Carter-Williams and UNLV forward Anthony Bennett.
Demps also hasn't ruled out the possibility they could make a draft night trade to gain additional picks or acquire a proven veteran.
"I have to tell you, I have my poker face on,'' Demps said Tuesday in his final address to the media before the draft. "As they say, loose lips sink ships. It's just tough to reveal too many things. There's always that fear that other teams will jump on the Internet, read my quotes and try to beat us to the punch.''
Unlike a majority of previous drafts, there are no projected franchise-changing players in this year's draft class. There also is no consensus No. 1 pick like last season when the Pelicans selected forward Anthony Davis. The Cleveland Cavaliers hold the No. 1 pick but there is uncertainty if they will select Kentucky center Nerlens Noel or Maryland center Alex Len.
Like the Cavaliers, the Pelicans also appear unsure about drafting for need or taking the best player available.
"Hopefully the best player fits your need,'' Pelicans Coach Monty Williams said. "All that stuff sounds good. That's what we say when we're leading up to the draft. But we're at a point in the franchise now where we want to get a really good player who fits the need that we have.''
The Pelicans' biggest need appear to be at small forward, but some of their most extensive evaluations involved around players at other positions. Two weeks ago, the Pelicans worked out Burke and Carter-Williams at the Alario Center. On the same day, they also met with Len, who is still recovering from a stress fracture in his left ankle.
Demps traveled to Washington last Friday to get a thorough evaluation of Oladipo, who is projected to be a top-five pick. Demps also said he met with McLemore in New Orleans on Sunday for an interview and had a meeting with Bennett at an undisclosed location.
Some mock drafts have McLemore going no lower than fourth to the Charlotte Bobcats. But McLemore, 6 feet 5, 189 pounds, continues to draw negative attention after reports indicated that he had poorly performed workouts recently with the Orlando Magic and Phoenix Suns because he was out of shape. But the Pelicans also interviewed McLemore at the draft combine in Chicago last month.
"We are looking at every option,'' Demps said. "I don't know if we get the greatest need in the draft. For us, we want to get a player who will fit. In today's game a lot of guys are interchangeable, so I don't know if we can just say want to this position or this guy.
"I think you want to get a piece that can fit in to your system and help you win basketball games.''
Whomever the Pelicans select, they should be able to get a quality player with the No. 6 overall pick, said Ryan Blake, the NBA's senior director of scouting.
"What I love about this draft is that it's going to be interesting,'' Blake said. "I think it's a deep draft. McLemore can be a Dwyane Wade-type player and I just like him because he can shoot over people has the potential to be great. Burke is a competitor.''
After getting their first extended look at Burke during a workout at the Alario Center, Williams said Burke could add speed to their team. Burke was named the national player of the year after leading the Wolverines to the Final Four for the first time since the 1993 Fab Five team led by Chris Webber.
Burke set the single-season record at Michigan for assists with 260 this past season. He also made 38.4 percent of his attempts from 3-point range and averaged 18.6 points last season as a sophomore.
"He's a point guard that can score the ball and he's got really good vision,'' Williams said. "He's put on some muscle and certainly he can add some speed to our team, but you don't know how that's going to translate yet because they're so young.''
Several mock drafts have the Pelicans taking Burke but there's no guarantee he will be still be on the draft board when they select. Some mock drafts have Burke going as high as second to the Orlando Magic and as low as eighth to the Detroit Pistons.
"We don't know who is going to be there at six,'' Demps said. "There's a chance it's be a guy that can help us right away or there's a chance it'll be a guy that us down the line.
``You want to make sure, with Anthony and the remainder of the core guys, you try not to duplicate and you try to get players that can complement each other.''
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Worth It? Group Texts
When you need to keep in quick contact with a small group of people, forget conference calls and email chains — now there's group texting.
New York-based GroupMe, one of the leading group text-messaging services, allows you to text up to 25 people at once with any type of phone. You can create an unlimited number of texting groups in three ways: online, with a free smartphone application or using text commands on a flip phone.
The company focuses on texts because even those without a smartphone, can use them, says Steve Martocci, GroupMe's co-founder. "We want our product to work any time for anyone. This puts us in a position where my mom can use this."
To create a group online, just go to GroupMe.com and plug in names and phone numbers for your group members. Flip phone users can text hashtag commands, like "start," to GroupMe's number (GROUP, or 47687) to get the conversation going.
People with iPhones, BlackBerrys or Android devices can download a free application. I've been using it via the iPhone app.
Users on any platform can then name the group. A good friend of mine started "college friends," which serves like an email chain of funny stories or moments. I then created "today's plan" to coordinate train times when visiting my family and "Sat night" to keep in touch with friends before a dinner reservation.
People you add to the group will get a text from the GroupMe number telling them they've been added to the list. Anyone can see a full list of group members – flip phone users would use the "#list" command. Every time you send a text, the entire group receives it.
There are other texting services out there. Google recently launched Disco, and Facebook bought a start-up called Beluga that has similar elements.
So why did I try GroupMe? Because it combines a few of the features found on other services – plus some unique ones. You can use the group phone number for conference calls, and you can post locations if you want. Plus, if you have the app, you can send photos. Mr. Martocci says GroupMe is waiting "to get a green light" from phone carriers to allow photo sharing for those using flip phones.
If you have the app, GroupMe also lets you choose between getting SMS texts and receiving notifications through the app only. Using SMS can help if you have a bad data connection.
Using GroupMe to send texts means you'll be charged standard text rates. If your texting plan isn't unlimited, you can save money by sending one text to a number of people.
If you don't want to get texts, you can exit the group or use a "stop" command to opt out of GroupMe entirely. And if you're finished with a group you created, you can delete or disband it.
You can also mute a conversation.
I learned that the hard way. At 2 a.m. on a Monday morning, my phone was in a frenzy. I nearly jumped out of bed wondering if there was an emergency. Turns out my college friends on the West Coast had some funny moments to share. Needless to say, I muted that group.
The problem with muting a conversation is that it's easy to forget to unmute. Luckily, if you want to see what you missed, you can go online to see the group chat logs, which are available unless the group is set to "off the record" mode – also known to some as "Vegas" mode, a GroupMe spokeswoman says.
Unfortunately, there is no universal mute button. Mr. Martocci says GroupMe is looking at allowing "quiet hours," so a person won't get messages for a time. But this isn't the company's highest priority. Instead, he says GroupMe is focusing on making the product international by the end of 2011.
So, is GroupMe worth it? Absolutely. It is free and it makes communication much easier. I'm looking forward to a universal mute button for my personal "quiet hours" and convincing others it is easy to use.


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a terrible, thumber downer person
DERFY, you thumbed me down! again!
po churmisturg Јануар 4, 2011
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Can you define these popular missing words?
An idiot from Alabama, who is "Bi-curious" but we all know just loves the man rod. Often lusting after Josh.
You act just like that moron Derfy, you southern hick.
po srd Април 6, 2004
an Alabama youth. often red neck in nature as far as capabilities. considered to be a "geek", but lacks actual abilities in regard to high tech. can also be confused with fred spelled backwards with a fancy "y" added for stupidity
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Baby, get over here, I'm finna beast on your cheeks.
beasty mcbeastによって 2006年04月08日(土)
Can mean to eat
to fuck
or an ugly ass person
to fuck
or an ugly ass person
"Yo I was so high I beasted all the food in the fridge"
"That nigga was beasting that bitch last night"
"Ugh you ugly ass beast"
"That nigga was beasting that bitch last night"
"Ugh you ugly ass beast"
Peachezによって 2004年06月09日(水)
To have great physical strength.
That guy is such a beast!
fooによって 2003年11月10日(月)
Milwaukee's Best Light. The only beer found at UD and many other college campuses. Horrible taste but you get used to it only because it does the job.
I need to get some Beast/food in me.
Jeff Kによって 2002年10月03日(木)
ugly fat and gay thing
the Lama is a fucking beast
christian marchioniによって 2008年02月07日(木)
A word used by scene kids in southern california that refer to people who aren't always that ugly but people that scene kids would very much like to curb-stomp.
"Omg, that girl is such a beast, I'll kick her ass"
A person from orange countyによって 2007年11月05日(月)
Another word used for jail
The judge just sentanced me to spend 4 years in the beast.
im stuck in the belly of the beast
im stuck in the belly of the beast
Big Jamezによって 2005年09月20日(火)


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|Sunday, 11 May 2003
BALASINGHAM DURAISINGHAM Son of late Duraisingham (Architect) and late Selvanayaki, loving brother of Sivapragasam (Canada), late Rajasingham, Sivakumaran and Ambihai, brotherinlaw of Rani (Canada), Ratnes & Rajadurai, Treasured uncle of Premilla, Ashok & Sharmini, passed away on Saturday the 3rd of May & was cremated on the same day as per his last wishes. Informant D. Sivakumaran, 47, Lily Avenue, Colombo 6. Telephone No: 94-1-592119.
DON FRANCIS Retired
Station Master. Beloved husband of Hemalatha nee Wijedasa, loving father
of Methsiri Priyara, Gayathri, fatherinlaw of Chandrika and Anura,
loving Seeya of Priyanga, Randika, Anushka and Shyamali, expired. Cortege
leaves residence on Monday the 12th at 4.30 p.m. for cremation at
Rawatawatta Public Cemetery, Moratuwa.
66, Lady de Soysa Drive, Lunawa, Moratuwa.
LALITHA. (Nee Mahawelatenne Jayawardhana).
Beloved wife of G.H.T.K Dias (Retired Municipal
Commissioner, Ratnapura), daughter of late Abraham Obeysekera Jayawardhana
and late Jane Sopaya Mahawelatenne Jayawardhana, sister of Christy, Seetha,
Ruby, Harold, Mallika (all deceased), loving mother of Chandrika
(Denmark), Rukmal, Sumith, Jayantha, Priyanka and Chitral, motherinlaw
of Erik (Denmark), Kishani, Eromi, Vajira, Susantha and Champa, passed
away peacefully on 8/5/2003. Cortege leaves residence on Sunday 11th May
at 2.30 p.m. for cremation at General Cemetery, Borella at 4 p.m.
No. 36/57A, 5th Lane, Lionel Jayasinghe Mawatha,
Godagama, Homagama.
VAITHIANATHAR of
Thavady, Kokuvil (Retired English Teacher, Kukuvil Hindu College),
residing in Wellawatta (42, 3/4 Arethusa Lane), Called to Rest. Son of
late Kandiah and Nagammah, brother of Kanmany, late Latchumi and Nageswary,
beloved husband of Maheswary, loving father of Sivapalan (Canada),
Gnanalingam (Germany), Sivasankaran (U.K.), Sivakumaran (U.K.), Sivanesan
(Central Bank of Sri Lanka) and Sivasakthy (Canada), loving fatherinlaw
of Lalithakumary, Kumudhini, Thamil Chelvi, Thulasi, Yasotha and
Juventheeswaran. Remains lie at
Jayaratne Funeral Parlour, Borella for cremation at 12.30
p.m. on Monday 12th at Kanatta Hindu Section. Tel: 94-1-505948.
L.A. MRS. Beloved wife of late David Munasingha, expired. Cortege leaves
residence at 4.30 p.m. on Sunday 11th May for Cremation at Mount Lavinia
Cemetery. 9, Ediriweera Avenue, Dehiwala.
PREMADASA. Beloved wife of late Premadasa (PMS Ltd, MD) everloving mother
of Maj. Gen. Kularatna, Jayaratna, Athulatheja, late Ananda, Sarath
Kumarasiri, Gamini Dayaratna, Anura Kumara, Seetha, Sujatha, Chithra,
Chandrakanthi, Swarnamali, H. Hemamali, Renuka, motherinlaw of late
Winith Cooray, Raja Ruwanpura, Sirini, Chief Inspector Dayananda, Sarath
Sanka, Kusum, Edgar, Sandya, Padma & Kumuduni, expired. Cortege leaves
residence No.71, Old Negombo Rd., Wattala on 11th Sunday for
cremation at Borella General Cemetery at 15.00 hrs.
V. ALFRED Former Principal of Holy Trinity College, NuwaraEliya,
Former Mayor of NuwaraEliya and Formerly of Education Service Brunei,
beloved husband of Poo nee Packianathan and loving father of late Poovan
Alfred, passed away peacefully on 30th April 2003. A quiet funeral took
place on 1st May 2003 according to wishes. Friends and relations accept
this intimation. No.1, De Soysa Avenue, Mount Lavinia.
WALGAMA SIRI (Retired Assistant Commissioner, Cooperative Department), dearly beloved husband of Seetha (nee Mutucumarana), loving father of Nalin (Canada), Mala (Directress Kusinara International School, Moratuwa), Sampath (Tea Research Institute, Talawakelle), Shanthini (AttorneyatLaw), loving fatherinlaw of Sunethra (Canada), Russell (Director, Kusinara International School, Moratuwa), Manori (Sampath Bank, Matara), Rohana (General Manager, Renuka Group), loving grandfather of Anushka (Canada), Kanchana & Sulochana (Kusinara International School, Moratuwa), Samila (Rahula College, Matara), Baby Udari & Tharindu (Prince of Wales' College, Moratuwa), expired. Cortege leaves residence, No.24/3, Charles Place, Rawathawatte, Moratuwa at 2.30 p.m. on Sunday 11th May 2003 for cremation at the General Cemetery, Rawathawatte.
E.V.L. (Vincent)
(Formerly of CGR and Imports and Exports Control Department)
at rest with Jesus, beloved brother of late Salina, late Edward, late
Theodora and late Richard, dearly beloved uncle of Patricia, Shamalie and
Malkanthi. Cortege leaves residence, Molligoda Mills, Pirivena Road,
Molligoda, Wadduwa at 4.00 p.m. on Monday 12th May. Interment at
St.Patrick's Roman Catholic Burial Ground, Molligoda.
FRANK AUSTIN Beloved husband of late Ursala, father of Dieter and
Daisy Ann, brother of Joy (Australia), brotherinlaw of Ralph and
Diedrie (Australia), died under tragic circumstances. Cortege leaves A.F.
Raymond's Funeral Parlour at 4.30 p.m. on Sunday 11th May. Burial at the
General Cemetery, Kanatte (Roman Catholic Section). 15, Gregory Place,
The death is sadly notified of DIETER (Sampath Bank,
Navam Mawatha Branch) and DAISY ANN (Mount Lavinia Hotel Banquets), both
died under tragic circumstances. Cortege leaves A.F. Raymond's Funeral
Parlour at 4.30 p.m. on Sunday 11th May. Burial at the General Cemetery,
Kanatte (Roman Catholic Section). 15, Gregory Place, Dehiwela.
DOUGLAS F. (Kalu),
Dearly beloved husband of Lali, loving father of Suraj and
Manju, fatherinlaw of Roberta and Lasantha Jayasinghe, darling
grandfather of Natasha, Tamani and Shyala, much loved Foster father of
Vijith. Cortege leaving residence at 3.30 p.m. on Monday 12th May.
Cremation at General Cemetery Kanatte at 5.00 p.m. 203/4, Allan Avenue,
RENGANATHAN Son
of late Mr & late Mrs Kanagasabai Kandiah of Manipay and grand son of
late Mudaliyar T. Karalapillai of Manipay, expired. Cortege leaving
residence 27, Lorensz Road, Bambalapitiya for cremation at General
Cemetery Kanatta at 4.00 p.m. on 12th May.
SYLVIA KARMANIE Beloved
wife of Danny, loving mother of Chitralal, Ravindra and Sanjaya, daughter
of late Stephen and late Gertrude Gomes, sister of late Florence Piyasena
and late Prof. Win Gomes, motherinlaw of Shiromi and Manami,
grandmother of Tisal and Senura, sisterinlaw of Liyanasuriya's of
Castle Street, expired. Cortege leaving No.05, Shadygrove Avenue, Cotta
Road, Borella at 1.30 p.m. on Sunday 11th May. Cremation at General
Cemetery Borella at 2.00 p.m. No flowers please, Donations to Mallika
Nivasa, Visaka Road, Bambalapitiya.
V.M. SUBRAMANIAM (Former Chief Clerk Maturata Group, Kandapola). Dearly
beloved husband of Suppuletchumy, father of Kamal (PHDT), Mohan (Dart
Express), Sumathy and Niranjala, fatherinlaw of Kala, Vino, Kathir and
Ravi, loving grandfather of Keshini, Khavya, Janushica, Anooshan, Dhivya
& Harini, expired on 9/5/03 Cremation at Madampitiya Cemetery Sunday
11th May at 11.00 a.m. No.14, Pokuna Road, Hendala, Wattala. Tel.
DENZIL SHELTON (Retired
High Court Judge). Beloved husband of Jeanne, loving father of Ayoma, Kavi,
Deepthi and late Mahen, brother of Douglas, passed away peacefully.
Funeral arrangements will be notified later. 13, Abeywickrama Avenue,
Mount Lavinia.
P.A. VINCENT CYRIL (Formerly
of National Savings Bank), loving husband of Concy, loving father of Mary,
Rev.Br. Bertram, F.S.C. De Mazenod College, Kandana, Gerard (AceContainers)
and Lucy, fatherinlaw of Alex Fernando (Powertec Services), Malkanthi
and Lasantha De Silva (H.N.B. Wattala), grandfather of Lakshani, Ishika,
Shenal, Nilakshi, Shalini and Erandi, brother of late Wilfred and late
John, brotherinlaw of Betsy, Bella, late Joy and late Rev.Sr. Mary
Onesime, R.G.S., expired. Cortege leaves residence on Sunday 11th May at
3.30 p.m. for burial at St. Anne's Church Cemetery, Wattala No.62/18.
Cardinal Thomas Cooray Mawatha, Averiwatta Rd, Wattala.
SUNIL PAUL Formerly of SLBC. Beloved husband of Anagi Mangala, darling
father of Shanika (U.A.E.), Shanaka (Germany) and Kishan (Unique Sounds),
son of the late Paul and Beatrice, soninlaw of Don Edmond and Soma
Weerakkody, brother of Sheila, the late Marius and of Malini, Preenie,
Chrysanthi and Ranil, fatherinlaw of Sajeela Siriwardene and
Constance. Cortege leaves 634, Vilahena Road, Gonawala, Kelaniya at
4.30 p.m. on Sunday 11th May for burial at Madampitiya Cemetery at 5 p.m.
Tel: 94-1-918907.
J. WILFREY (Surveyor). Safe in the Arms of Jesus. Beloved husband of
Susila, loving father of Wishan (Glaxo Smithkline), Chamal (Miraj
Dubai), Susanjali, fatherinlaw of Maheshini, Judy, Roshan (Cargills,
Moratuwa), grandfather of Shainil, Malindra, Shamindri, Cameron, son of
late Mr & Mrs J.A.W. Rodrigo, soninlaw of late Mr & Mrs W.H.
Peiris, brother of late Rene and Elmo, Priscilla and Douglas, Evonne and
late Felitus, Cleta and Vernon, brotherinlaw of Swinitha and Nissanka,
expired. Cortege leaves residence "SriRaj", Koralawella Road,
Moratuwa on Monday 12th May at 4 pm for service at Koralawella
Methodist Church and thereafter for burial at Moratumulla Methodist
JACOB Retired Store Keeper State Timber Corporation, husband of
Joyce Sarangapany, beloved father of Niranjini, Ranjan, Ranjani, Rohan
& Shanthi and fatherinlaw of Sumith Salgado, Pushpa, Kapila,
expired. Funeral at family burial ground at Madampitiya (Anglican Section)
at 4.30 pm on 11th May 2003. Home Address: 24B, Gunananda Road,
SUMANADASA NAHALLAGE DON (ExAir Force, ExRichard Peiris Company and Manager Wekada Wewa Development Project Buttala), beloved husband of Perly Peiris, loving father of Ramani, Hemal Dhammika (Japan), Roshini, Manori (Farah) & Thamara (America), Ranjan, soninlaw (Dedigama Group), Ifthikar Rasheed, soninlaw of No.24/6, 3rd Lane, off Cancer Hospital Road, Maharagama, expired. Cortege leaves residence on Sunday 11th May at 4 p.m. for burial at Godigama Cemetery, Maharagama.
RAWDIN T.M. HAJIREEN (TOEGO) Son of late Tuan Sabreen Rawdin and Ummunona, brother of Mrs T.M.S. Sampan (Mawol), Mrs T.N. Chitro (Gnogna), Mrs T.J. Ossen (Baba), Jumanoor and Inche Rawdin, brotherinlaw of T.M.S. Sampan, T.N. Chitro, T.J. Ossen, Haleen and Geehan. Janaza leaves residence to Mabole Muslim Burial Ground today 11th Sunday at 11 am. 83/C, Somaweera Mawatha, Walpola, Ragama, (off Walpola Railway Station).
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HOW should SA position itself at the 2012 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, this week? This is the question the International Marketing Council of SA (Brand SA) has been debating with the government and business.
This annual event brings the presidents of companies and nations, heads of nongovernmental organisations, media grandees and luminaries of all sorts to the tiny Swiss town. There, they largely abandon their titles and pretences and simply discuss and debate solutions for our tumultuous world.
Of course politics is discussed but this not just a political forum; it is an economic forum or forum for economic dialogue and business. Business is done, but this is not just a business event. The challenge Davos sets leaders is to think creatively and collaboratively to propose practical solutions to the complex problems of our time.
This year's overall Davos theme, The Great Transformation: Shaping new models, will be explored in further sub-themes relating to how this transformation will drive new models of growth and employment, leadership and innovation, sustainability and resources, and society and technology. This is particularly relevant for SA and Africa. Not only is the world in the greatest state of flux since the end of the C old W ar, but Africa is now emerging as an increasingly important player in the global economy and international structures.
Let's look at some statistics. According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), for the first decade of this century, six of the 10 fastest-growing economies in the world were in sub-Saharan Africa. The IMF projects that for the period 2010-15, seven of the 10 fastest-growing economies will be in the region. Similarly, the IMF believes sub-Saharan Africa grew at an annual average rate of 5,1% last year, compared with a world average of 3,9% and an average of 1,6% for advanced economies. There are many reasons for this sustained growth, including greater stability and the increasing prevalence of democracies, global demand for Africa's commodities, and improved economic regulatory and governance regimes.
This growth trend is likely to continue. According to Standard Bank research, the five enduring factors driving this are: a growing, younger and more affluent population; urbanisation; improved information and communications technology; sustained demand for Africa's natural resources; and a deepening financial sector as Africans use more financial services.
Davos presents South African and other African delegates an opportunity to highlight this transformation and to change the conversations we have about our prospects.
Ever since the global financial meltdown of 2008, the transformation of global power and economic relations has become irreversible even as the stability of the international economy remains at risk. This transformation continues to gain momentum thanks to developed economies' stagnation, the European sovereign debt crises, structural weaknesses in the financial sector and continuing political crises in many advanced economies. Moreover, the relative decline of the west's traditional political and economic power, and the rise of new emerging market powers and groupings, are changing the way the world understands and relates to itself.
Wealth, investment and even financial rescue packages now also flow from the developing to the developed world. In the west, ageing populations and sustained low economic growth rates are creating a desperate need for higher investment returns for their institutional and individual investors alike. Given these demographic shifts and the constrained growth prospects of their home markets, a large proportion of these returns will probably have to be achieved in the developing world. Likewise, in the future, the largest reservoirs of productive workers and growing consumer markets will also be found in the developing world.
In Davos, SA should not only stress the importance of increasing the voice and role of Africa and the developing world, but also position itself as an investment destination of choice. Joining Brics (Brazil, Russia, India, China and SA) has opened the door to enormous opportunities for trade and investment and this links to the broader development of the continent. While SA has a population of about 50-million and an economy worth $527bn, the negotiations currently under way to establish a 26-country, $1-trillion African free trade area for east, southern and central Africa within three years will expand this market to 600-million people.
This will put us in the same market-size bracket as our Brics counterparts. Coupled with new regional road, rail and port infrastructure projects, this will facilitate a more efficient flow of goods, skills and investment within the region and dramatically enhance our export growth potential and competitiveness.
While confidence in financial markets may have been eroded in many other parts of the world, in this area SA has a relative advantage. The 2011-12 World Economic Forum's global competitiveness index displayed a high level of confidence in our financial market development, ranking us in fourth place globally on this measure.
The regulation of the JSE was ranked first in the world, as was the strength of SA's auditing and reporting standards.
Additionally, SA is ranked second for both the soundness of its banks and the efficacy of corporate boards.
In short, SA is a source of exceptionally sophisticated professional services and financial expertise.
Regarding foreign direct investment, we must highlight SA's considerable mining and resources potential. While we are the world's largest producer of platinum, chrome, vanadium and manganese, and the third-largest gold miner, we also offer highly sophisticated mining-related professional services. Other areas of growth are minerals beneficiation; water; agri-processing; the development of a green economy; energy generation; infrastructure; and manufacturing.
As an investment destination, SA must also highlight its relatively stable political environment and adherence to the rule of law. With direct access to the rest of the continent and situated between the east, the Americas, Europe and the Middle East, SA has many structural advantages that make it an excellent investment destination and ideal partner in the African growth story.
At Davos, SA has a key role in shaping dialogue about the new models for business, growth and investment using Africa's increasing importance and SA 's many competitive advantages.
. Matola is CEO of Brand SA.


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FAIRFIELD, Alabama -- Fairfield police this afternoon identified a man found shot to death in an alley near Miles College as 28-year-old Nathaniel Williams, Jr.
A statement released by Chief Leon Davis, said Williams was found dead from a gunshot wound to the head at about 9:15 this morning in an alley in the 500 block between 55th and 56th Street.
"Evidence gathered in and around the scene indicated the victim had been placed at that location by unknown suspect" or suspects, the statement read.
Williams was reported missing to the Birmingham Police Department on Wednesday at 10:55 pm, from his home at 320 Oakmont St.
Blood was found in front of the residence and witnesses also reported hearing gun shots in that area Wednesday night.
Homicide detectives from Fairfield and Birmingham are working to identify suspects and motives.
Anyone with information regarding this investigation is urged to contact the Fairfield Police Department at 786-4111.
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Political Activity by University Employees
Effective Date: 05/01/08
Policy Statement 1: Political Activity by University Employees
Political Activity by University Employees
No East Carolina University employee shall use the authority of his/her position, implicate the name of the University, or utilize State resources to support or oppose any candidate, party, or issue in an election involving candidates for office or party nomination. This includes, but is not limited to, the following:
No employee may take an active part in managing a campaign, or campaign for political office or otherwise engage in political activity during working hours. N.C.G.S. §126-13; State Personnel Manual (Section 3, page 35); UNC Policy 300.5.1.
No employee may use his or her position, State or University funds, services (including mail service), supplies (including letterhead), equipment (including telephone and computers), vehicles or other university property to support or oppose a candidate. N.C.G.S. §126-13; UNC Policy 300.5.1.
No employee may coerce an employee to support or contribute to a political candidate or party or to change voter registration. N.C.G.S. §126-14.
No EPA employee (including Faculty and EPA Professionals) may promise preferential treatment or threaten detrimental treatment of an employee to induce support or opposition to a candidate. UNC Policy 300.5.1.
If running for or holding office, all EPA employees (Faculty and EPA Professionals) must comply with UNC Policies 300.5.1 through 300.5.4 and 300.5.6. For many types of office, the policies require that before becoming a candidate or holding political office, the University employee must make certain disclosures and receive various approvals on a prescribed schedule. Prospective candidates or office holders for some political office must petition the chancellor for approval months in advance, and failure to do so may result in loss of university employment.
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