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Ian Walmsley is the Hooke Professor of Experimental Physics at the University of Oxford, where he is also the Pro-Vice Chancellor for Research. He was formerly the Head of Atomic and Laser Physics at Oxford, and served as Director of the Institute of Optics at the University of Rochester in the US. His research is in the area of optical science and engineering, and he is particularly interested in the applications of quantum optics to novel photonic technologies, as well as the control of quantum systems. He has contributed particularly to the development of methods for quantum tomography and in a different sphere to methods for the complete characterization of ultrashort optical pulses, inventing the SPIDER technique. He is a fellow of the Optical Society of America, the American Physical Society, and the UK Institute of Physics, and leads a number of research collaborations, including an EU Integrated Project on Qubit Applications. In 2008, Dr. Walmsley was named an Outstanding Referee by the American Physical Society.


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To support common use cases like setting a Time to Live (TTL) for objects or deleting older versions of objects, Google Cloud Storage offers the object lifecycle management feature.
You assign a lifecycle management configuration to a bucket, which then applies to all the objects found in the bucket. The lifecycle management rules let Google Cloud Storage perform automatic actions on your objects when certain conditions are met. Here are some example use cases:
- Delete objects older than 365 days.
- Delete objects created before January 1, 2013.
- Keep only the 3 most recent versions of each object in a bucket with versioning enabled.
Note: To transfer data to the Cloud Storage Nearline storage class you can use the Cloud Storage Transfer Service. You can set up a one time transfer or recurring transfers to a Cloud Storage Nearline bucket.
Lifecycle Configuration
Each lifecycle management configuration contains a set of rules. When defining a rule, you can specify any set of conditions for any action. If multiple conditions are specified, an object has to match all of them for the action to be taken. You can also define multiple rules with different conditions for the same action, and if an object matches the condition(s) specified in any rule, the action will be taken.
The following actions are supported:
- Delete: Delete live and/or archived objects. (A
live object is one that is not an archived generation. See
object versioning for details.)
This action can be applied to both versioned and non-versioned objects. In a bucket with versioning enabled, deleting a live object creates an archived object, deleting an archived object deletes the object permanently.
The following conditions are supported:
- Age: This condition is satisfied when an object reaches
the specified age (in days).
When you specify the
Agecondition, you are specifying a Time to Live (TTL) for objects in a bucket with lifecycle management configured. The time when the
Agecondition is considered to be satisfied is calculated by adding the specified value to the object creation time. For example, if the object creation time is 2013/01/10 10:00 UTC and the
Agecondition is 10 days, then the condition is satisfied on and after 2013/01/20 10:00 UTC.
- CreatedBefore: This condition is satisfied when an object is created before midnight of the specified date in UTC.
- NumberOfNewerVersions: Relevant only for versioned
objects. If the value is N, this condition is satisfied when there
are at least N versions (including the live version) newer than this
version of the object.
For live objects, the number of newer versions is considered to be 0. For the most recent archived version, the number of newer versions is 1 (or 0 if there is no live object), and so on.
- IsLive: Relevant only for versioned objects. If the value
true, this condition matches the live objects; if the value is
false, it matches archived objects.
The lifecycle configuration is specified as an XML document for requests to the XML API, and as a JSON document for requests to the JSON API and with the gsutil tool. Here is the RELAX NG compact syntax schema of the lifecycle configuration XML.
Lifecycle Configuration Examples
Deleting objects older than 365 days in a bucket.
The following configuration document defines a rule to delete all objects older than 365 days in a bucket. This lifecycle configuration is the same as defining a Time to Live (TTL) for each object regardless of when it was added to the bucket.
{ "lifecycle": { "rule": [ { "action": {"type": "Delete"}, "condition": {"age": 365} } ] } }
<?xml version="1.0" ?> <LifecycleConfiguration> <Rule> <Action> <Delete/> </Action> <Condition> <Age>365</Age> </Condition> </Rule> </LifecycleConfiguration>
{ "rule": [ { "action": {"type": "Delete"}, "condition": {"age": 365} } ] }
Deleting live objects after 30 days, and keeping only the 3 most recent versions of each object in a bucket with versioning enabled.
The following XML document defines a rule to delete any live objects older than 30 days, and another rule to delete archived objects that have at least 3 newer versions (including the live version), which is equivalent to keeping only the 3 most recent versions.
{ "lifecycle": { "rule": [ { "action": { "type": "Delete" }, "condition": { "age": 30, "isLive": true } }, { "action": { "type": "Delete" }, "condition": { "isLive": false, "numNewerVersions": 3 } } ] } }
<?xml version="1.0" ?> <LifecycleConfiguration> <Rule> <Action> <Delete/> </Action> <Condition> <IsLive>true</IsLive> <Age>30</Age> </Condition> </Rule> <Rule> <Action> <Delete/> </Action> <Condition> <IsLive>false</IsLive> <NumberOfNewerVersions>3</NumberOfNewerVersions> </Condition> </Rule> </LifecycleConfiguration>
{ "rule": [ { "action": { "type": "Delete" }, "condition": { "age": 30, "isLive": true } }, { "action": { "type": "Delete" }, "condition": { "isLive": false, "numNewerVersions": 3 } } ] }
Note: The
IsLive condition in the second rule in the above
example is optional, because the
NumberOfNewerVersions condition
already guarantees that the live objects will not be deleted (because a live
object has 0 newer versions).
Setting Up Lifecycle Management
Warning: Once an object is deleted, it cannot be undeleted. Take care in setting up your lifecycle rules so that you do not cause more data to be deleted than you intend. It is recommended that you test your lifecycle rules on development data before applying to production, and observe the expiration time metadata to ensure your rule has the effect you intend.
Warning: When you change your lifecycle configuration,
Object Lifecycle Management may still delete objects based on the old configuration for up to 24
hours. For example, if you change an
Age condition from 10 days to 20 days, an object
that is 11 days old could be deleted by Object Lifecycle Management up to 24 hours later, based on
the old configuration.
The following steps describe how to set up lifecycle management for a bucket
using the
gsutil lifecycle
command. If you don't have the gsutil tool yet, get it as part of the Google Cloud SDK
(recommended) or download and install it as a stand-alone tool.
Enabling Lifecycle Management
To enable lifecycle management for a bucket, first create a file with
the lifecycle configuration you would like to specify (see examples above), then
use the
lifecycle set command to configure it:
gsutil lifecycle set lifecycle_config.json gs://bucket_name
Disabling Lifecycle Management
To disable lifecycle management for a bucket, use the same
lifecycle set command as above with an empty lifecycle configuration
as shown below:
Checking Lifecycle Configuration
You can check the lifecycle configuration set on a bucket using the
lifecycle get command:
gsutil lifecycle get gs://bucket_name
You can also save the lifecycle configuration to a file, which you can then
edit and use as input to the
lifecycle set command:
gsutil lifecycle get gs://bucket_name > lifecycle_config.json
If lifecycle management is not enabled, the following is
returned when using
lifecycle get:
gs://bucket_name/ has no lifecycle configuration.
You can also set or retrieve the lifecycle configuration using the XML and
JSON APIs. With the XML API, issue a PUT Bucket
or GET Bucket request,
with the
lifecycle query parameter. With the JSON API,
issue a PATCH Bucket
or GET Bucket request,
with the
fields=lifecycle query parameter.
Object Lifecycle Behavior
Google Cloud Storage regularly inspects all the objects in a bucket for which Object Lifecycle Management is configured and performs all actions applicable according to the bucket's rules. Google Cloud Storage performs the action asynchronously. There can be a lag between when the conditions are satisfied and when the action is taken. For example, if an object meets the conditions for deletion, the object might not be deleted right away. Therefore, you will see the object until the lifecycle action is executed on the object. You are not billed for the storage of the object, but accessing the object will incur any applicable operation and bandwidth charges as described in pricing.
Expiration Time Metadata
If a
Delete action is specified for a bucket with the
Age condition (and no
NumberOfNewerVersions condition),
then some objects may be tagged with expiration time metadata. An object's expiration
time indicates the time at which the object will become (or became) eligible for deletion
by Object Lifecycle Management. The expiration time may change as the bucket's lifecycle
configuration changes.
Note that the absence of expiration time metadata does not necessarily mean
the object will not be deleted, but rather that not enough information is
available to determine when or if it will be deleted. For example, if the object
creation time is 2013/01/10 10:00 UTC and the
Age condition is set
to 10 days, then the object expiration time is 2013/01/20 10:00 UTC. However,
the expiration time will not be available for the object if:
- The
NumberOfNewerVersionscondition is also specified. In this case, older versions of the object may still be deleted if new versions are added.
- The
CreatedBeforecondition is also specified and set to "2013-01-01", because the object doesn't satisfy this condition.
You are not charged for storage after the object expiration time even if the object is not deleted immediately. You can continue to access the object before it is deleted and are responsible for other charges (request, network bandwidth). If the expiration time is not available for an object, the object is charged for storage until the time it is deleted.
If there are multiple conflicting expiration times applicable for an object due to different lifecycle management rules, then the earliest applicable expiration time is used.
You can access an object's expiration time in its metadata if it is
available. The REST API returns the object's expiration time in the
x-goog-expiration response header.
Access Logs
To find out what lifecycle management actions have been taken, you can enable access logs for your bucket. A value of "GCS Lifecycle Management" in the "cs_user_agent" field in the log entry indicates the action was taken by Google Cloud Storage based on the lifecycle configuration. For more information, see Access Logs & Storage Data.


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With an African lion father and a liger mother (cross between a lion and a tiger), Kiara is the world's first ever Liliger cat! Most hybrid species are unable to reproduce, but when it comes to ligers, the females can breed, although not with another liger because the males are sterile.
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Does the Constitution Protect Economic Liberty?
Randy E. Barnett
Georgetown University Law Center
March, 13 2012
Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy, Vol. 35, 2012
Georgetown Public Law Research Paper No. 12-033
Georgetown Law and Economics Research Paper No. 12-011
The author defends the proposition that the Court in Lochner v. New York was right to protect the liberty of contract under the Fourteenth Amendment. He does not defend its use of the Due Process Clause to reach its result. As he explains, the Court should have been applying the Privileges or Immunities Clause. Nor does he contend that the Court was correct in its conclusion that the maximum hours law under consideration was an unconstitutional restriction on the liberty of contract. Although the statute may well have been unconstitutional, the author does not take the time to evaluate that claim.
Instead, this article focuses on whether the Constitution of the United States protects economic liberty. To clarify the issue, the author begins by defining "economic liberty" as the right to acquire, use, and possess private property and the right to enter into private contracts of one's choosing. If the Constitution protects these rights, then the Constitution does protect economic liberty. The evidence that the Constitution protects rights of private property and contract is overwhelming.
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Keywords: Lochner v. New York, economic liberty, constitutional law
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What Your Facebook Profile Pic Really Says About YouMolly Thornberg
When it comes to Facebook profile pics, I think I change mine out maybe a few times a year, if that. I love me some Facebook (actually, I love me some PAPER over Facebook, but that's another post.) The truth of the matter is, when it comes to sharing photos of myself, I keep it on the down low. I am more of an observer than a participator.
I have a phone full of stupid photos of myself — my husband and I at our favorite place (Bellagio fountains!), making stupid faces with my sister, making stupid faces with my kids, and being silly with statues. My phone full of random, fun photos. Unfortunately, until Facebook forces auto-uploads (which I will opt out of!) — these won't be shown on Facebook. Why? Sure, I love people's silly photos, but something has been drilled into my head head that stops me. That something is digital footprint. I can't control everything that's posted about me, or what photos people post (my mom has learned to upload photos, and each #tbt she post now features a new image of little me), but I can control it somewhat. I can force only photos that I want on my timeline. I can untag myself. I can send threatening messages to my sister — all of which I do, but why? Maybe it's just my self consciousness (TOTALLY possible), maybe it's that I look drunk when I take stupid photos, or maybe it's just me? What it could be, is that every time I see a posed photo I'm thinking exactly what this below video says.
What Does YOUR Facebook Profile Pic REALLY Say About You?
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Enumclaw High School Daily Bulletin
Friday, June 8, 2012
Athletics & Activities or go on line at: www.highschoolsports.net.
Or more athletics www.spsl.org Keep up on the Hornet scores!
Today's New Information:
CLASS DAY and SENIOR RECOGNITION ASSEMBLY ---- Friday, June 8, 2012
Schedule: 1st period: 8:00 8:15
2nd period: 8:20 8:35
3rd period: 8:40 8:55
4th period: 9:00 9:15
5th period: 9:20 9:35
6th period: 9:40 9:55
Assembly: 10:03 11:00
Lunch: 11:00 11:40
Carnival: 11:15 1:15
Grill Master, Greg Little, will barbeque the hamburgers. Prices for complete lunches will be $2.75 for students and $4.00 for adults. The menu will include: BBQd hamburger, BBQd Kielbasa, pasta and potato salad, fruit, fruit salad, potato chips & milk (and veggie burgers upon request).
OJT and other early release students may leave at the end of their regular day. Those wishing to stay must see an administrator.
An all-school carnival with music will take place in the courtyard, weather permitting after the assembly.
Student Behavior and Campus Notes:
• The commons and commons courtyard are open for students during the lunch and carnival. THE REST OF THE CAMPUS IS CLOSED.
• THERE IS NO SENIOR OR JUNIOR PRIVILEGE during lunch on this day.
• Students wishing to leave campus must follow regular check-out procedures. YOU MAY NOT RE-ENTER CAMPUS ONCE YOU HAVE CHECKED OUT.
• Students properly checked out from the Attendance Office will have a green early dismissal slip.
Attention all freshmen who signed up for AP Biology for next year: There will be a meeting in the library after school on Tuesday to discuss your summer assignments for next year. If you can't make the meeting see Mrs.Sandfer in room 408 before you leave for summer.
Please check out the Fine List by the Cashiers Office. Are you on it? Please pay your fines now!
Fines must be paid before you can purchase a yearbook.
Please turn in all of your overdue books.
Information in Review:
On Monday night EHS was recognized by the 5th Avenue Theatre Awards! Out of 94 High School Musical Productions across the State, Michelle McGrath and Juliet Bannerot were singled out for their fine performances in our spring musical Les Misérables. In addition, five of our students performed on the 5th Avenue Stage: Alexis Lorenz, Dakotah Maxwell, Nicolas Peterson, Andrew Bass, and Tanner Willey danced up a storm! It is a powerful night to be surrounded by 2,500 screaming Drama students and their instructors!
Quick Numbers for 2011-2012:
39 students in Acting 1-2 Course
26 students in CTE Stagecraft & Production Course
29 students directly involved with the Fall Play Dracula
44 students directly involved with the January One Acts
(which featured three original plays by students and alumni)
10 students directly involved with the EMS Musical Disney's The Jungle Book Kids
(which also featured a bazillion EMS students)
90 students directly involved with the Spring Musical Les Misérables
(including 59 all acting onstage at the same time!)
22 students directly involved with the May Play The House at Pooh Corner
(which toured to every Elementary School in our fair District playing to over 1,400 kids)
All told, we served more than 10,000 audience members this year! Woo-hoo!
The Streetmasters Club would like to announce the winners of the 2012 Car Show.
For Best of Show, Audi Reisinger won the student award with his 96 Yamaha Banshee and Humberto Huerta also won Best of Show with his 76 Chevrolet C10pickup.
Mr. Gary Parkert with his 2007 Dodge Ram and Mr. Wallace with his 66 Porsche 911 won Staff entry for Best of Show.
Best Domestic Car went to Mike Box for his 1956 Chevy BelAir.
Best Import Car went to John Corley with his 1995 Ferrari Spider.
Best Domestic Truck award for students went to Humberto Huerta for his 76 Chevy and the staff best domestic truck went to Mr. Gary Parkert for his 07 Dodge.
The best 4-by-4 went to Austin Scott in the student division with his 98 Ford F150 and Mr. Parkert for the staff division.
Best Engine awards went to Humberto Huerta and Mike Box.
Best Motorcycle went to Riley Nelsen for his awesome 1972 Honda SL100
There two winners for the Best Off Road Vehicle. Audi Reisinger with his 96 Yamaha Banshee and John Lanting for his 1985 Honda 350X.
Best work in progress goes to Humberto Huerta and Owen Joga. Owen had the 1984 Dodge Rampage.
Honorable Mentions go to Cole Lanhere, Austin Cole, Maranda Butterfield, and Jacob Dougherty for their entries.
Everyone that was mentioned won a prize. Please stop by the auto shop after school today to claim your prize. Thanks for making the car show a great success.
Buzzy's drink winner of the week is Levi Membere-Coulter
Congratulations to Prom King Riley Scott & Queen Erica Bonthuis.
Only 1 more sessions of after-school tutoring in the Library. If you want to get those missing assignments in, we can help- every Monday and Wednesday, 2:30 – 3:30PM.
There will not be math tutoring available for the remainder of the year. Please make arrangements with your math teacher if you need after school help.
Graduation Answer: Children under 3 (if they are sitting in your lap) do not need a Graduation ticket.
Running Start Students need to check out from the high school too! Please pick up a form from the Main Office or we will see you Thursday, June 7 in the Library. (You will need to have the Library, Kitchen & Cashier sign you out.)
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2012 Seniors Last Day/ BBQ/ Carnival Friday, June 8 8:00 – 1:15PM EHS Campus
Baccalaureate (1535 Washington, Enumclaw) Sunday, June 10 7:00PM Trinity Lutheran Church
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Graduation (10 free tickets, graduates only)) Monday, June 11 7:00PM White River Amphitheatre
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SHENANDOAH JUNCTION - It's fitting that Alexandra Witt goes by the nickname "A."
More than it being the first letter of her first name, it represents Witt's career with the Jefferson softball team.
During her four years with the Cougars, Witt brought her "A" game to the softball field.
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Jefferson's Alexandra Witt put up solid numbers pitching and hitting en route to being named The Journal's Softball Player of the Year.
She was a top-notch pitcher.
She was a top-notch hitter.
She was a top-notch defender.
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Basically, she was a Grade-A player, and her performance this season has her as The Journal's 2013 Softball Player of the Year.
For Jefferson coach Mary Beth Group, Witt was one of those special players who doesn't come around very often.
"She's very easy to coach, very cooperative," Group said. "She's eager to be on the field, and she'll play anywhere on the field for you, because she has the ability to play anywhere on the field. Any coach would want that kind of heart and determination, along with the skill set she has. It's very rare to get all that wrapped into one player. She will be greatly missed."
Witt's been the Cougars' go-to player the past three seasons. She was somewhat in the background during her freshman year when Jefferson had a handful of experienced seniors.
Still, as a ninth-grader, Witt made her mark and continued to improve every year, becoming one of the state's top softball players, including being named a first-team all-state selection this year.
There was a big difference between Witt's approach heading into her freshman year in 2010 compared to this past season as a senior.
"I was really nervous playing as freshman, because I had to prove that I deserved to be on the team, to be on varsity," Witt said. "This year, it was more of trying to just do what people expected, trying not to let people down."
Witt didn't disappoint this year as she helped Jefferson to another state tournament appearance, its second in three years, in which the Cougars finished third.
She not only led Jefferson in the circle with a 13-3 record and 1.98 ERA, but she was also the Cougars' top hitter with a .494 batting average, 44 hits, 35 runs batted in and nine home runs.
Through the first two-thirds of the season, Witt was among the area leaders in both pitching and hitting, but the last third of the season is when she really started to heat up at the plate and became dominant on the mound.
"I thought she had a great season," Group said. "I tended to use her late in the season. She was 13-3, and I think that speaks for itself.
"Her batting average ... it was tough for her at the plate. Being such a tough hitter, teams tended not to pitch to her. She got frustrated, because she knew what was going on. Her bat came around, though' I mean she did finish with nine home runs."
Witt showed power both pitching and hitting, and that's exactly what she worked on during the offseason, saying, "it really made a difference."
Witt showed how dominant she could be in the Cougars' 5-0 regional semifinal upset win over Musselman, which had been ranked in the state top 10 most of the season. She limited the Applemen's high-powered lineup to just two hits.
It was quite possibly one of the biggest wins of her high school career and one of the biggest upsets of the softball season.
"We knew everybody thought we weren't going to win. We didn't have anything to lose," Witt said. "We had to play our best game, and we did."
From there, Jefferson, which won 21 games, beat Buckhannon-Upshur in the region championship game, before finishing third in the state tournament with a 1-2 record.
The Cougars didn't have their best performance in Vienna, but in some ways, just getting there was an achievement in itself.
"We thought we would play so well, and I thought we would play great defense, so it's a little frustrating," Witt said. "With that said, we stuck together the whole time. It sounds kind of corny, but we win as a team and lose as a team."
While the team goal of winning a state title fell through, Witt's personal goal of being the player her team could count on was met.
She finished as Jefferson's leader in eight combined pitching and hitting categories and was the area leader in two offensive and two pitching categories.
It proved to be more than an A-OK season for her.
- Eric Jones can be reached at 304-263-3381, ext. 234, or @jonesE85


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SCM provides a unique opportunity to experience birth in a variety of settings. The doula intern may provide labor support at an intimate home birth, a water birth at the birth center, a primary c-section at the hospital, and essentially all the birth scenarios in between. With the goal of supporting families in their personal choices, SCM utilizes a very modern model of care that combines natural and medical childbirth techniques. The knowledgeable staff at SCM will share first-hand experience to gently guide you through a wide range of support techniques to comfort the mother-to-be.
The doula intern is given many opportunities to develop perinatal knowledge in addition to providing labor support. For example, volunteering during clinic hours, attending the monthly Birth Details Class, and attending births as an SCM birth assistant (optional) are all ways that doula interns interact with SCM clients and gain valuable experience. In addition to completing the forms necessary for doula certification, the midwives and their assistants will also provide personalized feedback regarding your performance as a doula.
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August 14, 2000
Kenmore Art Show returns for a second year
|The second annual Kenmore Art Show will open Friday, Aug. 25, for artists and patrons at 6 p.m. with presentation of awards planned for 8 p.m. .
Maltby Mania returns Aug. 12
|Maltby Mania, sponsored by East County Park and Recreation District, will be held Saturday, Aug. 12, from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. at the Maltby Community Park, 20322 Broadway, Snohomish.
All alumni picnic planned for Aug. 20
The Bothell High School Alumni Association will hold its fourth annual All Alumni Picnic sunday, Aug. 20, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Blyth Park in Bothell, located at the west end of West Riverside Dr.
Funk Family Reunion
The Funk Family Reunion will be held Saturday, Aug. 19, from 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Taylor Landing Boat Ramp Park in Duvall
Shakespeare in the Park by Last Leaf
Shakespeare in the Park presented by Last Leaf productions will be presented at Maltby Community Park on Friday, August 18th at 7 p.m.
Paperboys and Island Steel Band to perform
The 2000 DeYoung Summer Concert Series at Wilmot Park presents Tom Landa and the Paperboys, Sunday, Aug. 20th at 6 p.m. for a free concert.
KIDS' Day at TOP Food & Drug
Visit TOP Food & Drug in Woodinville on Thursday, Aug 24, to take part in an All Day Event for kids.
Movie in the Park announced
Movie in the Park gives your family a chance to relive the drive-in-movie experience.
G. Ralph Van Noy, age 91, passed away August 3 at Lake Vue Gardens after a long illness. .
Robert "Rob" Lyon Hall, age 63, was born July 20, 1937 in Sherman, Texas to J. Weston and Norma Hall.
Community Calendar
The Board of Commissioners of King County Public Hospital, Aug. 18, 25, 8:30am, Evergreen Hospital Medical Center in Green B 204.2: 425-899-1000.
Northshore Senior Activities
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On November 7th, noted environmental historian Donald Worster will receive the William P. Clements Prize for the Best Non-Fiction Book on Southwestern America for his book _A River Running West: the Life of John Wesley Powell_. In celebration of this award, he will give a lecture: "Watershed Democracy: Recovering the Lost Vision of John Wesley Powell." According to Worster, John Wesley Powell suggested a revolutionary way of seeing the American landscape and of adjusting political boundaries to its contours. He calls it "watershed democracy." Although defeated in the 19th century, that idea has been recently reborn in both eastern and western states, with long term implications that may be vital to environmental politics of the future.
This public lecture will be combined with a book signing, reception, and photographic exhibition. These events are free but please reserve a seat by calling (214) 768-3684 or email us at the address below.
6:00-7:00 p.m. Worster's lecture: McCord Auditorium, 3rd floor, Dallas Hall, 3225 University Ave., Southern Methodist University
7:00 - 8:00 p.m. Reception and photography exhibit: DeGolyer Library, 6404 Hilltop at McFarlin Blvd.
Exhibit: A Colorado River Retrospective: 1869 To Present
On display from November 1 - 15
Sam R. Walton, Photographer and Boatman and Anne E. Peterson, Curator of Photographs, DeGolyer Library
The exhibit combines John Wesley Powell's 1871 voyage through the Canyons of the Colorado and Green Rivers, with Hal G. Stephens 1968-69 shots from the same locations while with the United States Geological Survey, and with Sam Walton's present day images, taken while on commercial and scientific trips in the Grand Canyon. Anne Peterson enriches the exhibition with maps, stereographic photographs by E.O. Beaman, photographs by John K. Hillers, and material from U.S. Geological Surveys.


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School Reform Commissioner Lorene Cary will go on indefinite medical leave Monday, officials said.
Cary, a novelist, arts activist and scholar, said in an interview that her condition was temporarily debilitating but not life-threatening. A series of illnesses, including the asthma she has had since childhood, has left her sick and exhausted - and under doctor's orders to rest, she said. "I'm at 'half,'" she said Thursday. Asked when she might be able to return, Cary said, "I don't know. I'm just sort of benched right now."


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The Interdisciplinary Humanities Center, Department of History of Art and Architecture, and the African Studies Research Focus Group, of the University of California Santa Barbara are pleased to announce the 2007 Mbanefo Foundation Conference on Modern and Contemporary African Art.
Title: Interrogating African Modernity: Art, Cultural Politics, and Global Identities.
Dates: May 4 — May 5, 2007
Venue: University of California Santa Barbara
Convener: Dr. Sylvester Okwunodu Ogbechie
The Interrogating African Modernity conference interrogates the history and critical reception of modern African art in art history and cultural studies. Art historical narratives have long subordinated modernist developments in Africa to Eurocentric narratives of modernity. In recent years, the turn to studies of "alternative modernities" appears to provide a space for engagement with non-Western contexts of modernity (modern African art included). However, too often discourses of "alternative modernities" actually continue to mediate the reception of non-western contexts as secondary locations for the unfolding of the European ethos. Dipesh Chakrabarty (Provincializing Europe, 2000) calls this the historicist model and notes that when this model is imposed on non-Western societies through European colonial conquest, it displaces alternative narratives of history or modernity in these contexts by subordinating their visual and cultural practices/discourses to those of Europe. This historicist model has unduly victimized modern African art. Obviously, if our perception of modernity is circumscribed by the 'first in Europe, then elsewhere' paradigm, then it becomes practically impossible for African artists to emerge as active subjects/agents of modernity in art history; their endeavors will always be considered superfluous in relation to the hegemonic narratives of the West.
The Interrogating African Modernity conference counters the historicist narrative by positing a fundamental question: When was (or is) African modernity? What are its specific subject positions, and its discourses of visual and cultural representation? We seek papers that subject these issues to an interdisciplinary analysis to elicit new critical frameworks for interpreting modern African art's intersection with local and global discourses of modernity. Papers that analyze the invention of specific visual languages of African modernist expressions are welcome as long as they evaluate how African artists engaged principal questions about the meanings of African culture within the matrix of modern art, and the meanings of their location as Africans/modern artists within nationalist and internationalist discourses. Through this focus, the conference hopes to examine changing conditions of modernist practice in African art and the ideologies of formal and conceptual representations that underpinned such changes.
Papers are invited from scholars in art history, cultural studies, visual culture, literary theory and other related disciplines, from different geographical locations. The deadline for submitting paper proposal/abstracts is December 20, 2007. Invited speakers will be required to submit a draft of their papers by April 4, 2007, for discussion by conference members and for potential inclusion in a published anthology. Speakers will receive some assistance with travel costs and be paid a small honorarium.
Proposals should include a 300-word abstract with the following clearly delineated: author's name, email address, title of paper, telephone number, and institutional affiliation.
Please submit all abstracts to:
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The conference is funded by a generous donation from the Mbanefo Charitable Foundation and jointly sponsored by the Interdisciplinary Humanities Center, the African Studies Research Focus Group, and Department of History of Art and Architecture of the University of California Santa Barbara.
Dr. Sylvester Okwunodu Ogbechie
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University of California
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A Loysville family is grappling with the death of a man who walked off a cliff after an argument with his brother, who didn't realize the younger man had fallen, authorities said.
Police and county officials said they have done their best to piece together details in an incident that left them with no crime to investigate but plenty of blank moments in the time line. Indeed, police drove the older brother home without anyone knowing that his brother had fallen to his death.
The odd story began Friday night at a Duncannon-area bar.
Penn Township Police Lt. Cliff Karlsen said James Brown had gone there with his older brother, Trenton, 24. The two drank until closing time, Karlsen said.
"James had a little bit too much to drink, so Trenton helped him out to the car," he said.
Trenton was driving north on Routes 11/15, and he and his brother argued, Karlsen said. Police didn't say what the argument was about.
"Trenton said, 'I've had enough of you,' so he pulled over to the side of the road and got out," he said.
When Trenton Brown walked off, Karlsen said, James Brown took the wheel of the car.
James Brown lived in Loysville and was a 2008 graduate of West Perry High School.
He worked for Dennison Gas Company in Williamsport. Brown also had worked at Primus and T.J. Maxx, both in Williamsport. A funeral, arranged by Nickel Funeral Home in Loysville, is planned for Thursday.
Karlsen said that after James Brown took over the wheel of his brother's car early Saturday, he pulled back onto Routes 11/15, driving south in the northbound lanes.
He said Brown rounded a sharp curve near Duncannon, then lost control of the car and hit a concrete barrier in the middle of the highway.
Another Penn Township officer who was driving past saw the crash and spun around. As the officer pulled up, he saw someone get out and run from the car.
While the officer gathered crash evidence, state police called to say they might have located the car's driver. In fact, Karlsen said, it was Trenton who state police encountered walking along a road.
Penn police retrieved Trenton, who identified his car and asked police where his brother was.
Officers didn't have an answer.
"We ended up taking Trenton home because Trenton [was] also intoxicated," Karlsen said.
Before they left, police told Trenton to call them when his brother came home.
However, at 7:10 a.m., police heard instead from a Norfolk Sourthern employee who was on a train running through Duncannon. The employee had seen what appeared to a body lying near tracks at the base of a mountain face.
"James was probably unfamiliar with the area, ran across this little bit of grass field adjacent to the highway, which drops off to a 75-foot cliff," Karlsen said.
Perry County Coroner Michael Shalonis confirmed Brown's death was accidental. He said it appeared Brown didn't know he was at the edge of a cliff.
"He just walked over the edge," Shalonis said.
The Rev. Robert Sharman, pastor of St. Bernard Catholic Church in New Bloomfield, said Brown's family is coping.
"They're finding a lot of strength from the community, from James' friends," he said.
After Thursday's services, the family will continue to need support, perhaps even more than now, in the form of friends' physical presence, he said.
"Words are inadequate because we're not going to heal the human heart with words," Sharman said.


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Re: Nook HD+ Shop "Unable to Load Data"flyingtoastr Jul 26, 2013 9:56 PM (in response to yangyang)
Given that I haven't messed with my HD+ at all and I'm getting the same error, it clearly has nothing to do with BN trying to steal your roots. It's a server issue.
Re: Nook HD+ Shop "Unable to Load Data"keriflur Jul 29, 2013 10:50 AM (in response to yangyang)
yangyang wrote:
Other threads addressing this issue claim the problem exists with BN servers. Their conclusion is wrong because the shop and library can be accessed perfectly on my Nook 1st Gen..
This is not a good measure to use as the N1E accesses the servers (and does just about everything else) differently than the HDs. Just an FYI.


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SALEM - The new owners of Quality Trailer Enterprises, Inc. want to double sales and employment within five years.
On July 8, a private equity group purchased the assets of Quality Trailers, Inc. from the North Carolina company that owned it, according to Dennis Gardner, president and operations manager for the new owners.
The acquisition of assets was an out-right purchase with no financing involved, Gardner, 47, said. He explained that talks on the deal began two to three months ago noting that Quality Trailers was "the only wholesale outfit" in a location where there was no conflict of interest.
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Shop foreman Jason Jones of Diamond draws a bead of weld on a single-axle "utility" trailer at the Quality Trailer Enterprises, Inc. manufacturing plant on Monday. The company just finalized a change of ownership deal on July 8, according to Dennis Gardner, president and operations manager for the private equity group that purchased the company. Currently there are about 25 employees and the company expects to double that within the next five years. The corporate name was changed from Quality Trailers, Inc. and the company has been in the Salem Industrial Park since fall 1999. (Salem News photo by Larry Shields)
Since 1999, Quality Trailer has been building top-line deckover trailers, fender equipment, car haulers and landscape utility trailers at 1664 Salem Parkway West, in the Salem Industrial Park.
The company distributes trailers through a network of 100 dealers in the Northeast and Midwestern United States.
Quality Trailer currently employs 25 people in the manufacturing-weld shop and the office.
Last year sales were about $5M said Gardner, a Pennsylvania native who also lived in New Mexico.
"We plan to expand sales to $10M over the next five years, adding $1M in sales each year ... and to add about five full-time positions each year for the next five years."
Why take a chance now, in this economy?
"I believe like many businesses out there that we've seen the darker side of this recession and feel positive about it and think it's a good move," Gardner replied.
"We have some very aggressive growth plans based on this company and the quality of our product," he said, adding it truly is a quality product.
"We are immediately expanding on one segment of our product line (economy) and plan to run seasonal specials to boost production sales in the slower selling season," he said.
"We want to expand our economy line to allow dealers to become more competitive with Home Depot and Lowe's," Gardner said, explaining the market for small economy trailers is aimed at people who own motorcycles, are in the landscaping business or need utility trailers.
"Expansion is definitely an option ... expanding on the building and to add a second shift. That would be a priority, another 20 or so employees over a period of time."
Quality Trailer Enterprises has a three-year lease on its current home and Gardner, who was a jet-helicopter mechanic in the U.S. Marines for four years, said it will be considering its real estate needs and options as the business expands.
"We're going to be out there aggressively supplying our dealers and recruiting new dealers," he said, noting most of Quality Trailer's employees are from the Salem area.
"We've got a great core team already and our intention would be to add to it," Gardner said.
For more on Quality Trailer Enterprise, Inc., visit: www.qualitytrailersinc.com.


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|Nebraska Center for Writers
Selected Publications
of Victoria Alexander
Lady Amelia's Secret Lover. HarperCollins (ebook), 2007.
Secrets of a Proper Lady. Avon, 2007.
A Little Bit Wicked. Avon, 2007.
What a Lady Wants. Avon, 2007.
Let it Be Love. Avon, 2005.
When We Meet Again. Avon, 2005.
A Visit from St. Nicholas. Avon, 2004.
The Pursuit of Marriage. Avon, 2004.
The Lady in Question. Avon, 2003.
Love with the Proper Husband. Avon, 2003.
Her Highness, My Wife. Avon, 2002.
The Marriage Lesson. Avon, 2001.
The Prince's Bride. Avon, 2001.
The Wedding Bargain. Avon, 1999.
The Husband List. Avon, 2000.
Paradise Bay. Leisure Love Spell, 1999.
One Magic Moment. Love Spell, 1998.
Believe. Leisure Love Spell, 1998.
Play It Again, Sam. Leisure Love Spell, 1998.
The Emperor's New Clothes. Love Spell, 1997.
The Princess and the Pea. Love Spell, 1996.
The Perfect Wife. Leisure Historical, 1996.
Yesterday and Forever. Love Spell, 1995.
The Trouble with Charlotte. The One That Got Away,
Promises to Keep. Love Spell, The Night Before Christmas Anthology, 1996.
The Last Love Letter. Avon, Secrets of a Perfect Night, 2000.
Shakespeare and the Three Kings. Love Spell, Santa Paws Anthology, 1997.
Winner, Write Touch Readers' Award, The Prince's Bride, 2001
3rd Place, Historical Romance of the Year, The Husband List, The Venus Awards, 2000.
Winner, Colorado Award of Excellence, The Wedding Bargain, 1999.
Winner, Write Touch Readers' Award, The Wedding Bargain, 1999.
Finalist, Write Touch Readers' Award, Paradise Bay, 1999.
Finalist, olt Medallion, Believe, 1998.
Finalist, Colorado Award of Excellence, Believe, 1998.


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Today, 7:30 P.M.: Screening Room Series reading featuring poet John Christopher plus a video by Bill Kothe. Additional reading slots available. Northtown Plaza Business Center, 3131 Sheridan Drive, Amherst.
Monday, 5 p.m.: "From History to Fiction, From Fiction to History," a Larkin Square Authors Series talk by Buffalo native Lauren Belfer, author of "City of Light" (Island Books, 1999) and "A Fierce Radiance" (2010 HarperCollins). Copies of Belfer's books will be available from Talking Leaves Books for purchase and signing. The Filling Station at Larkin Square, 745 Seneca St.
Wednesday, 10 a.m.: The Robert H. Jackson Center's Young Readers program presents a talk by Karen Levine, the Canadian author of "Hana's Suitcase" (2002), the award-winning real life story of Hana Bradová, a 13-year-old Jewish girl who died in the gas chambers of Auschwitz. 305 E. Fourth St., Jamestown. $3.50; limited seating, call 483-6646 if interested in attending either the morning or afternoon (12:30 p.m.) student program.
Wednesday, 7:30 P.M.: Earth's Daughters Gray Hair Series reading featuring Rochester-based poet Roy Hartwell Bent and poet, editor, fiction writer and educator Peggy Towers. Hallwalls Cinema, 341 Delaware Ave. (near Tupper). $5.
Thursday, 5:30 P.M.: The University at Buffalo Poetry Collection hosts a memorial reading of selected works by the late Buffalo poet, fiction writer, and children's author Norma Kassirer, whose books included "Magic Elizabeth" (1965), "The Doll Snatchers" (1969), "The Hidden Wife and Other Stories" (1991) and "Katzenjammered" (2011). She died Feb. 17 at age 89. 420 Capen Hall, UB North Campus.
Thursday, 7 P.M.: Niagara County Community College "Raiders of Niagara" Series reading featuring poet and fiction writer Marc Pietrzykowski, author of a novel and five collections of poetry, including the recently released "No Tribe, No Tribute" (Pski's Porch Publishing) and poet and playwright Randy Rumley, the series organizer and host. Talking Leaves Books, 3158 Main St.


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The kids run & shout for Hanuman to save them from Rakshas. Hanuman fights with those Rakshas with his huge tail & gadaa & saves the kids. The kids are happy & sing "JAI HANUMAN". Hanuman then flys towards Sugriv & tells Hanuman about those two stranger (Ram & Laskman). Jaamvat & Sugriv tell Hanuman to go & enquire about their identity but in disguise as they could be their enemy as well. Hanuman goes in Sadhu's get up & enquires Ram & Lakshman about their identity. Ram & Lakshman tell him that they are from Ayodhya & are looking for Sugriv. When Hanuman comes to know about Ram, he is in tears & asks for forgiveness that he could not recognise them & appears in his original (Vaanar) form. Ram is glad to see Hanuman & they both hug each other. Seeing this Sugriv gets tensed & Jaamvat assures him that thse two stramgers qould not be enemy & so Hanuman would have welcomed them. Hanuman tells Ram & Lakshman that he would carry them & fly towards Rishimukh, where Sugriv is. Hanuman turns huge
this is one of my best houses ever and also is the video the best i think :) i know! i said i whould do my biggest epic house ever now but i changed :) so i will make my big house in my upcoming neighborhood that i think whould be released summer 2010 :) and yes i know that i try many styles of building right now, but i just try to find myself :D and i want also want to know what you think about this style of building, i personally like this a lot it more esier, faster and better :) it´s actually not a video i used for the building process in this house it´s actually photos, over 2500 pic took it for the building process puh! :) __DOWNLOAD__ here is the download link: www.thesimsresource.com looking forward to my next house :D
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PLEASE, IF ANYONE SEEING THIS KNOWS ADAM PERSONALLY, HE REALLY NEEDS TO WATCH THE VIDEO AND THEN READ THIS. She adores him, and feels that he's been drastically targeted for unnecessary criticism. She'd like the world to know that even though she DOES know about his sexuality, watched his AMA performance, has magazines he's been in, and has his CD, that she still respects him for being the honest man that he is...and if someone her age, and her character makeup can appreciate his talent and personality, the rest of us can give him a chance. Too many of us hide behind closed doors, are dishonest, and are trying to be someone we're not. She is a good Christian woman, and prides herself on treating people with respect, compassion, and affection. She believes in looking at what's most important in each individual, and that is what's on the inside... the kind, generous, honest, true-blue, hard-working, and non-judgemental human beings that we all should be....and these qualities are what Adam is all about...we should all be so lucky as to have a family member or friend that resembles those precious and genuine traits that Adam Lambert has. He's not only beautiful on the outside, or is not only one of the worlds greatest voice talents, but he is truly a beautiful person on the inside. We all could learn something from his kind soul. Remember, he doesn't judge us and the way we live our lives, who makes us judge and jury to criticize his way of life. He has feelings as we all do ...
Sorry about all the lag in this one. I don't remember there being that much of it, so much was uncuttable as well.
Yu-Gi-Oh! 5d's 89 HQ 2/3 Terror of Gattling Ogre --- Part 1: www.youtube.com Part 2: www.youtube.com Part 3: www.youtube.com --------- YU-Gi-OH! (audio,video) belongs to they respective owners I fully take no credits for Audio or Video and I don't claim them in any way. ------ You're welcome to rate comment and subscribe.. ---------- HQ with more views
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"U2-Fans for Haiti" donate now! - www.betterplace.org It's been rumoured that Moment of Surrender will be the forthcoming last single from U2's most recent album No Line On The Horizon, so I decided to make a single mix candidate out of the 7 minute and 24 second album version of the song, making it more fit for radio airplay. To achieve this, I shortened the intro and outro, increased the playback speed by 5% - to give a little more "go" - and omitted the fifth verse since I didn't think it contributed to the overall mood as much as the other lyrical content. U2 themselves omitted the third verse which I happen to like so I kept it. To accompany the audio I have been trying to use shots from Fez, Morocco as much as possible and to minimize footage where the 360° Tour set-up has been visible to stay true to that goal. Keep in mind that this has been my first major adventure using Sony Vegas Pro 9 to edit and export a music video in HD-format so don't expect wonders from me, ok? =). Enjoy! Audio used and Copyright Information: U2 - Moment Of Surrender (edited using Audacity 1.2.4b) © Universal Music Group, 2009 (tinyurl.com Footage used and Copyright Information: U2 - Moment Of Surrender (Live from Pasadena, CA, USA - Rose Bowl) © Universal Music Group Live, 2009 (tinyurl.com U2 - Moment Of Surrender (Live from Tampa, Florida, USA - Raymond James Stadium) © eltimbomofo, 2009 (tinyurl.com U2 - Magnificent (Official VIdeo) © Universal Music Group, 2009 (tinyurl.com Excerpt ...
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This is the official theatrical trailer of 89 DAYS - THE MOVIE: A Journey through Southeast Asia Thistravel documentary takes you on a 3 month long trip with a couple of guys (and girls, too ;) through Southeast Asia. The first half of the film shows a rather touristic point of view, and as the journey continues and the environment gets tougher, the second half has an adventurous kind of touch. Follow them on their tracks starting in more or less developped places, and big cities such as Singapore or Malaysia, island hopping in Thailand (including the Full Moon Party), eating insects in Asia's Golden Triangle, smoking weed, an adventurous boattrip on the Mekong river in Laos, a rough bus trip in Vietnam, from the Killing Fields to the spectacular Angkor Wat temples in Cambodia in Tomb Raider style. Beaches, waterfalls, massages, and tropical surroundings... Even after cutting out 75% of the filmed material of this roadtrip diary, the film still has 162 min. To make viewing more enjoyable and by giving it a reality show character, the whole movie has been split into 17 parts to make each a separate 10 min episode. Don't always expect perfect camera handling, etc, remember this is a non commercial low budget film taped with a camcorder. There's some at times very sarcastic dialogues, conversations and scenes full of bull; others actually do have a meaning, but mainly the pictures speak for themselves. The entire film is in english, some parts are in German, while all non ...
THEY LIE!!! IT'S A TRICK AND NOT A TREAT!!! Wallace is Champion, didn't see that one coming. He is a water type master and though I personally think the champion shouldn't be mono type, I do think it was suitable for Hoenn considering the amount of vast seas in Hoenn. Champion Wallace Specialty - Water Wailord Lv 57 Water Rain Dance Water Spout Double-Edge Blizzard Double Team Noob Lv 56 Water/Grass Giga Drain Surf Leech Seed Double Team Gyarados Lv 56 Water/Flying Dragon Dance Earthquake Hyper Beam Surf Tentacruel Lv 55 Water/Poison Toxic Hydro Pump Sludge Bomb Ice Beam Whiscash Lv 56 Water/Ground Earthquake Surf Amnesia Hyper Beam Milotic Lv 58 Water Recover Surf Ice Beam Toxic Thank You and Enjoy Visit The SS Fan Forums where you can chat and have fun with other SS fans at... superskarmory.forumotion.net I LOST A BET!!!!!!! How could there not be a switch in to Whiscash, he just defied the laws of physics...
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Okay, so expanding on what I said or typed previously. When you see something what do you think? When you're reading this, watching Zatch Bell or looking at the sky do you ever think, everything I'm seeing is white or colorless? Because it's true, everything is colorless. It's all white, the sky is blue because of the light reflecting off the waters surface. Your hair is the color it is because of the light reflecting differently off it. When you shine green light on a tomato it appears as black, because it absorbs the green and has no red to reflect back. The reason is because when an item has light on it the object absorbs all colors and reflects what color it appears as. Take that tomato for instance, when white light is shone on it, it absorbs all colors and reflects red. If you ever see white light being shone into a glass prism you can angle it so that a rainbow refracts out of it. Rainbows are illusions, the light shining off the water after a storm or rain it appears in the sky. Try to chase a rainbow and you never will be able to find its starting point because it doesn't have one. When I see something I know that it's colorless I think about what it appears to others, the color blind people. I actually wonder if I'm color blind. This will definitely get you thinking. When you see something, for instance this writting, everyone knows its color as black. But do you think everyone sees it as black? Don't understand? Well think about when you were in first grade or ...
It was October 17, 1989. 5:04pm. This video documents the aftermath from the Loma Prieta Earthquake centered in the Santa Cruz Mountains. This footage covers the entire Bay Area for the first few days and its recovery.
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President Ronald Reagan's Farewell Address to the Nation on 1/11/89. For more information on the ongoing works of President Reagan's Foundation, visit us at www.reaganfoundation.org
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Half of the night's pint sales will go to benefit Maui's native forest birds from 6 to 10 p.m. Oct. 4 and Dec. 27 at Maui Brewing Co. Brewpub in Kahana.
Since September 2009, the quarterly "Pint Nights for the Birds" benefits have helped raise money for the Maui Forest Bird Recovery Project.
The brewpub is located at the Kahana Gateway Shopping Center, 4405 Honoapiilani Highway.
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The endangered Akohekohe is only found on Maui and is a unique and rare bird, according to the Maui Forest Bird Recovery Project.
The Maui Forest Bird Recovery Project is a research organization that was created in 1997. Its mission is to develop and implement techniques that recover Maui's endangered birds. Its main research and management is centered on the rare and critically endangered Kiwikiu, or Maui Parrotbill. This bird is found only high in the forests of Haleakala, and there are only around 500 left in the wild.
Color-banded Kiwikiu are marked and re-sighted to determine territories, pairs and survival. These data are used to determine reproductive success as well as factors most influential in limiting the population.
One of the main recovery goals for the Kiwikiu is to reintroduce them to the dry side of Haleakala where they were once found. This area is vastly deforested, thus much restoration is needed. The Maui Forest Bird Recovery Project has initiated a program to restore the area and eventually reintroduce the Kiwikiu to the Nakula Natural Area Reserve.
For more information about "Pint Night for the Birds" events, call Laura Berthold at 573-0280 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. For more information on Maui Forest Bird Recovery Project, visit www.mauiforestbirds.org.


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LISBON - Robin L. Fankhauser-Bufwack, 50, of Leavittsburg, was sentenced in Columbiana County Common Pleas Court Friday to a five-year treatment plan after pleading guilty to theft, deception to obtain a dangerous drug and illegal processing of drug documents.
Court documents state between March 2011 and July 1, 2011, Fankhauser-Bufwack, a registered nurse at Salem Community Hospital, took dangerous drugs of morphine and dilaudid by altering information in the hospital's records.
Roger D. Brown, 56, Washington Street, Washingtonville, was sentenced Monday to two years in prison and had his license suspended for six months for illegal processing of drug documents. Earlier this year Brown was found in violation of his probation. Court documents state in 2007 at the Giant Eagle Pharmacy in Salem, Brown presented a prescription form for Ativan, which he knew had been altered to approve five refills.
Christopher L. Meyer, 22, Bayard Road, Minerva, was sentenced to 12 months in prison with credit for 60 days served after pleading guilty Monday to burglary. The new sentence is being served concurrently with a jail sentence Meyer is already serving in Stark County.
Court documents claim Meyer on April 20, 2011 trespassed into a home owned by William Strahler on Bayard Road, along with a co-defendant William G. Moore Jr. While inside, they took miscellaneous automobile parts, a firearm, an iPod, tools, a crossbow and solar cells. Moore was sentenced for burglary in April.
Jeremaine Lewis, 26, address unknown, pleaded guilty Monday to burglary for entering the home of Sherman Street, Lisbon home of Cora Lewis to steal money to buy cigarettes in November. He was sentenced to nine months in prison, but credited with 10 months already served.
Shawn L. Paulin, 33, Lisbon, pleaded guilty Monday to two counts of receiving stolen property and two counts of misuse of credit cards. He was sentenced to six months in prison consecutive to any sentence he may receive for charges pending in Mahoning County.
Court documents state Paulin on Nov. 5 and 6 had in his possession two credit cards belonging to Sue Cole, which were used twice including once at Circle K in Salem.


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Firm's Recall Hotline: (866) 790-3739
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. It is illegal to resell or attempt to resell a recalled consumer product.
Name of Product: Automatic Gas Vent Dampers
Units: About 45,000
Manufacturer: Effikal LLC, of Orion, Mich.
Hazard: The automatic gas vent damper could fail, and if the blocked vent switch does not activate, the vent could leak carbon monoxide (CO). This poses a risk of CO poisoning to consumers.
Incidents/Injuries: None reported.
Description: The recall involves Effikal RVGP-PC Gas Vent Damper size 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, or 10 which are installed with the gas boiler systems listed below. The vent damper date code is located on a sticker under the motor assembly cap on the plastic base. Serial numbers are located on a label on the side of the damper's cap. All sizes and models of the RVGP-PC have the same motor assembly with black Effikal caps and black plastic bases.
Sold by: Plumbing and heating wholesale distributors to plumbers and contractors nationwide from August 2007 through July 2008. Vent dampers were also sold by large home improvement stores as part of the gas boiler systems between August 2007 through January 2009 for between $1,000 and $4,000 for the boilers.
Manufactured in: United States
Remedy: Consumers should immediately stop using the boilers, weather permitting, and contact their installer to confirm they have a recalled vent damper and to receive a free vent damper replacement.
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Goldfish got stuck, caudal fin is torn
on the weekend, my veiltail goldfish somehow managed to get stuck between filter casing and glass pane. I think is was trapped the whole night. When I discovered him this morning, he was somewhat dizzy but ate his food right away. However, his caudal fin is totally frayed, it hangs down in fringes, a part seems to have fallen off and the remaining parts are bloodshot. I already put him in a sera baktopur bath as a preventive measure. Shall I do something else?
That was correct and sufficient.
Do such extreme injuries heal completely, or will the fin remain damaged?
Even large fin injuries heal almost completely if the fin root has not been damaged; injuries of the fin base, however, may indeed lead to crippled growth of the corresponding fin.
Best regards
sera GmbH
Dr. Bodo Schnell


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For Babies, More Nighttime Sleep, More Daytime SmartsHeather Turgeon
An article in the November/December issue of Child Development shows a connection between nighttime sleep for babies and their skill at certain tests of cognitive function.
Researchers from the University of Minnesota and the University of Montreal tracked the sleep patterns of toddlers. At 12 and 18 months, they asked parents to keep a diary of the baby's sleep habits at 30-minute intervals around the clock (logging naps and night wakings). At 18 and 26 months, they gave the little subjects some baby brain challenges.
Here's what they found when it comes to sleep and smarts:
The ones who slept more during the night (between 7 p.m. and 7 a.m.) did better on the tests than those who might have had the same amount of total sleep, but got a greater percentage of it during the day. In other words, nighttime sleep was more critical than naps. The researchers say the longer the nighttime stretch, the better the results.
The babies did tests of "executive function" which is the ability to hold information in working memory, control impulses, and make thought-out decisions (at 2 years old this is of course a work in progress). For example, in one test a researcher put a sticker in one of three pots, covered them with a blanket, and then asked the toddler to choose which contained the sticker.
Granted, this is a small study, but it resonates with earlier findings that sleep has a big impact on our executive functioning during the day — our ability to retain and work with information, and make sense of our surroundings. Same goes for babies.
I think it's interesting that the total amount of sleep didn't matter as much as the stretch of nighttime sleep that the babies had. If it holds up to further scrutiny, it means that catching up on nighttime sleep with a big long nap doesn't quite add up. Nighttime sleep and naps are managed by different brain circuits and circadian rhythms, so it makes sense that it doesn't just all go into one account — you can't just transfer hours from your daytime to nighttime account.
Remember, though, all babies wake up during the night (just like most of us do). Some just know how to put themselves back to sleep. This is an argument for keeping to early bedtimes so that our little ones are getting their nighttime dose of zzz's.
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