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So back to my original question. Is the dramatic slowdown in employer health-care costs good news? It all depends. If we and our families are in good health, or we're high earners who can afford good health coverage without big co-payments and deductibles, or if we own lots of shares in companies showing higher profits because they're trimming pay and benefits -- or we're in all three categories -- it's probably good.
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A consolidated state police emergency dispatch center in Tolland will continue to handle 911 calls from eastern Connecticut, but the non-emergency calls are better handled locally by troopers from their barracks, the new public safety commissioner announced on Wednesday.
After completing a preliminary review of the consolidated system implemented last year in eastern Connecticut and previously in the western part of the state, Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Commissioner Dora B. Schriro said she will immediately begin field-testing the redirecting of non-emergency calls back to state police at Troops A in Southbury and Troop D in Danielson. Statewide implementation of the changes is expected by fall.
Schriro had been examining the consolidation plan instituted by former Commissioner Reuben Bradford following a wave of criticism over locked barracks and public safety concerns raised by both the state police union and lawmakers.
In eastern Connecticut, dispatchers from Troop E in Montville, Troop K in Colchester and Troop D in Danielson were moved to a revamped consolidated dispatch center at Troop C in Tolland. The move led to locked doors at the barracks during overnight hours. Schriro recently restored 24-hour coverage at the barracks, shifting troopers so that someone was available to the public at all times. Plans to consolidate dispatchers from troops in the central part of the state remain on hold.
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Forescasting virus atmospherical dispersion. Studies with foot-and-mouth disease
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Virus release from vaccine plants or, more frequently, from infected farms may spread, causing epidemics. One of the mechanisms by which virus dispersion can take place is transport by air. In these cases, a plume is formed downwind, similar to that found in gas releases. Although a number of authors have cited this qualitatively, very few papers have treated it in a quantitative way. In this article, a simulation code developed for risk analysis has been used to forecast the dispersion of airborne virus at distances up to 10 km. The possible deposition of virus particles has been considered, as well as some restrictive conditions influencing virus survival in the atmosphere. The results have been tested by comparison with real data corresponding to two epidemics of foot-and-mouth disease. The agreement is relatively good, although uncertainty arises from poor knowledge of the real virus excretion rate and of the exact meteorological conditions existing in the two aforementioned epidemics.
CitationCasal, J. [et al.]. Forescasting virus atmospherical dispersion. Studies with foot-and-mouth disease. "Journal of hazardous materials", 1995, vol. 43, núm. 3, p. 229-244.
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I write a lot about infrastructure – about sewers, water pipes, electrical wires and so forth. So people ask questions. They worry about fossil fuels. They worry about highway collapses and budget problems. Yet I find explaining the future easy. The smart grid, rendering unpredictable renewable energy sources trustworthy? Cured-in-place sewer pipes, revitalizing sewer pipes long past their prime? Reverse-osmosis water plants that will remove the growing scourge of pharmaceuticals from our water stream?
Sure. We can have all that – all of it! We face very few technical challenges to a shiny new infrastructure reality. But I tell people this: Unless we make major changes, our future will look pretty much like it does now, and our infrastructure will continue falling on our heads.
Remember the '60s bumper sticker, "It'll be a great day when every school has all the money it needs and the Navy has to hold a bake sale to build a battleship"? Well, here's me, in 2013, showing that nothing much changes. We still seem to be doing pretty well in the enormous weaponry department, but I'm currently doing the bake-sale equivalent of visiting community council meetings, urging citizens to support a bond issue that will enable my city to maintain its streets.
As a writer about infrastructure and technology, I represented a prime target for the committee that formed to support the $75 million in bonds my city – Raleigh, N.C. – is floating to do what I would call the usual: build sidewalks and bike lanes, put up transit shelters, widen streets, improve streetscapes. Raleigh is a tremendously healthy city; it has a AAA bond rating and sits in a county that has a AAA bond rating, an almost unparalleled bonanza of creditworthiness. Business and citizens flock here. So we'll probably float our bonds, build our median strips and widen our connector roads, and go on about our business.
But I'm still a little astonished that people need convincing to do this kind of stuff. And I know they do because when I wrote a book about infrastructure a couple years ago, I learned two terrible truths about the systems that keep our culture functioning.
Truth one is that everything we have is falling apart. Truth two is that nobody wants to spend a nickel to fix it.
And mind you I'm a writer and I choose my words with care. I could easily have said, "almost everything we have is falling apart" or "lots of things" are. But I said everything, and I meant it. Start with truth one, that our infrastructure – the stuff that makes our preposterously easy American lives possible – is falling apart. I suggest you begin examining this truth by looking at the report card the American Society of Civil Engineers gives our infrastructure every four years. One came out this very year, and we got a D-plus overall. Worse, that's the good news! The D-plus actually represents an improvement over 2009, when our overall grade was a flat D.
The big winner was solid waste, which got a B-minus, which means basically that we're beginning to recycle better than we used to. Water? Wastewater? Both D. Much of the country is facing issues like the one Toledo, Ohio, faced in July when a sinkhole yawned open in the middle of the street and ate a car – with a woman inside it, though the woman was fine. The water wasn't, and residents had to boil it for a while.
The sinkhole came as a result of the collapse of two old sewer pipes, even the newer of which was almost a century old. Similar sinkholes have bedeviled Toledo for decades, for the same reason. The Toledo Blade quoted Toledo Department of Public Utilities Field Commissioner Don Moline cutting right to the chase: "A lot of the system is the old brick sewers, and the brick sewers are reaching to the end of their useful life." People in every city older than a few decades know a similar story in their own town, whether it's pipes breaking in Boston or bridges failing in Minneapolis. That's everywhere. Stuff we've built is coming down. And now we face the tough challenge of repairing, rebuilding and rethinking it.
So how did we get here? We've been building sewers, water systems, roads, bridges, railroads and airports for hundreds of years. Why are they suddenly all falling apart? What's gone wrong?
What's gone wrong is we've stopped fixing them. I like to use sewers as an example. In 1972, Congress passed the Clean Water Act, which not only has pretty much saved our waterways but included significant federal funding for building the stuff that cleans wastewater. In fact, if you wanted a new sewer plant, at that point the feds would pay up to 75 percent of its cost. Not coincidentally, the top marginal tax rate in 1972 was 70 percent. By 1987, when Congress passed the Water Quality Act, what the feds had to offer was a revolving loan program. The top marginal tax rate that year was 38.5 percent. So taxes for top taxpayers had gone down considerably – and the federal government had gone from building three-quarters of qualifying infrastructure to only lending money to some projects. In 1988, the marginal tax rate dropped to 28 percent.
That's truth two. How we got here is that we stopped paying taxes.
The good news is smart people are thinking of amazing ways to fix old and broken things – that cured-in-place piping I mentioned is like taking a giant inside-out sock impregnated with resin, unrolling it within a failing pipe, and then curing it with steam. Instant replacement, with virtually no digging and significantly less cost. Various smart-grid solutions will enable us not only to use power more sensibly but to safely depend on intermittent renewable sources like sunlight and wind. Greater awareness of the stormwater cycle has led to insights like those of the Philadelphia Water Department's Philly Watersheds program, which instead of spending billions on underground cisterns for stormwater storage during storms – and on pumps to remove it afterward – will spend the same money on retention ponds, green roofs, rain gardens and other tools that will do the same job but also yield ponds, greenways, bike paths and other benefits.
I'd love to tell you the only thing that's keeping us all from having that kind of infrastructure genius is technical complexity, but that's a lie. A smart traffic engineer I know tells me he never loses track of two elements when he faces infrastructure issues. Not asphalt and concrete, not pedestrians and cars, not transit and buses, not fiber optics and Wi–Fi. His two magical constructs? Money and political will.
A future of infrastructure that works is within our grasp. We just have to pay for it.
Scott Huler is author of "On the Grid; A Plot of Land, an Average Neighborhood, and the Systems that Make our World Work."


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When was the last time you guys were above freezing?!?! That lake may never thaw. LOL
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Seasons Greetings fellow webcam fans. We went to the lake a couple weeks ago and while there I learned there are 85 light trees like this all around the lake and in town. Best vantage points are Fireman's Beach and Ice House Park. If you can, go see it, too cool Yule.
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The tree looks really nice! thank you for sharing!
Posted by Brad y Yerica on November 28, 2014 - 01:27 pm
Love the tree- grew up on East side and we were there in August- well done from Puerto Rico. Little warmer here but not as beautiful!
Posted by Gary Kern on November 25, 2014 - 05:52 am
Thanks for the webcam! I check frequently to see the weather and change of seasons that our relatives living on Townline Road are experiencing.
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— Gary in Tucson, AZ (where the changes of season are quite subtle)
Posted by admin on November 24, 2014 - 10:29 am
The camera is a PTZ (movable) camera. We had a power outage and it returned to its default position.
Posted by Tom on November 24, 2014 - 09:43 am
Looks like tThe wind knocked the camera down.
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This is the first bay north of town on the West side
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Is this the first bay north of town or the second>
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How many inches of snow do you think is on the ground?
Posted by Tribblerpuppy on November 14, 2014 - 08:15 am
11/14/2014 - The first snow of the season, and it looks beautiful! All we need now is for the lake to freeze over. Happy Thanksgiving!
Posted by joy on November 13, 2014 - 09:39 am
i have more to add
Posted by Bob Menzel on November 13, 2014 - 03:56 am
Thank you "Joy"! That is way cool!
Posted by joy on November 12, 2014 - 06:54 pm
5 years of lake screen caps
Posted by Judy on September 07, 2014 - 12:57 pm
Visited the lake first week of August from Utah
Posted by Admin on July 24, 2014 - 06:45 am
Midway Beach would be behind the tree from this location
Posted by Bob Menzel on July 23, 2014 - 02:34 pm
Is Midway Beach visible across the lake in this picture?
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We spent two weeks here with my family in the summer of 2010. We enjoyed the stay and received all we needed. Staff was very very kind, we met smiling helpful people, and service was ok. Meals were delicious and variety was also great. By dolmus we visited old Side several times.
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Bed nets treated with insecticide can reduce the transmission of Wuchereria bancrofti, the nematode that causes lymphatic filariasis, a debilitating tropical disease commonly known as elephantiasis, report an international team of scientists (Reimer LJ et al. N Engl J Med. 2013;369:745-753).
The researchers measured the transmission of W bancrofti, which is spread by the bite of the anopheles mosquito, among residents living in 5 villages in Papua New Guinea. The participants had previously received drugs that nearly eliminated the parasite from humans but did not prevent its transmission by the mosquito vector.
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A new study found that bed nets treated with insecticide appear to reduce the number of mosquitoes that are vectors for the parasite that causes lymphatic filariasis, or elephantiasis.
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Kid Rock to headline Harley-Davidson's 110th anniversary Aug. 31
Southern rock star Kid Rock has been confirmed as one of three Marcus Amphitheater headliners for Harley-Davidson's 110th anniversary party on the Summerfest grounds Labor Day weekend.
Milwaukee-based Harley announced Monday afternoon a new partnership with Rock that includes title sponsorship of his Rebel Soul tour, named after Rock's 2012 album. The partnership also includes co-branded Rebel Soul merchandise available at Rock shows and Harley-Davidson dealerships. Harley is also sponsoring a contest where one person will win the chance to perform with Rock's band on stage for one song during each night of the tour, as well as a national contest that includes a factory-customized motorcycle and an on-stage experience with Rock at the 110th anniversary show. »Read Full Article(39)
Hank the Brewers dog improving, back in racing mode
Hank the Brewers dog is doing much better, thank you. And his eye is improving, too.
"His personality has really started to shine over the last week," said Tyler Barnes, Brewers vice president for communication. "He was a reserved little guy for the first week or so, but he's now much more active. This morning, he was doing sprint laps around the back offices, running from one room to another and playing keep away with one of his toys." »Read Full Article(14)
'Flashdance' musical doesn't have much feeling, or fun
The movie "Flashdance" begins as Jennifer Beals' Alex pedals through a lovingly presented Pittsburgh at sunrise. That bicycle is quirky, as is the time Alex takes to scratch a kitten before setting off — filled with hope that a new day is coming for a dancer moving forward in her own offbeat way.
In the disappointing musical "Flashdance" that landed with a thud at the Marcus Center Tuesday night, we begin in Alex's dreary steel mill, where a search for gravitas means a lengthy backstory about recession and cutbacks — one of many places where this musical unsuccessfully attempts to channel "Billy Elliot." »Read Full Article(4)
'Old' rockers really are a Benign Compulsion
Mike Benign knows what some people might think when they go to see his band, the Mike Benign Compulsion.
"Ew, these guys are old," he said. "That's the elephant in the room." »Read Full Article
Present Music, Danceworks remix Stravinsky with 'Temptation's Snare'
In putting together their contemporary take on Stravinsky's "The Soldier's Tale," Present Music and Danceworks Performance Company changed only a few things.
Like changing Stravinsky's male soldier to a female violinist (played in this production by dancer Christal Wagner). And asking Jason Powell to write a new narration. And blending Stravinsky's original composition with new music from the Sleeping Giant composers collective. »Read Full Article
Reading the John Updike stories: 'A Sense of Shelter'
I'm reading and commenting on a story from The Library of America's recently published 'John Updike: The Collected Stories' each Wednesday until I finish the collection or give up.
Published in The New Yorker in January, 1960, when the author was 27, "A Sense of Shelter" recycles familiar raw materials from John Updike's early stories: an awkward high school boy whose community believes he will become something special one day, a small-town milieu, and a girl he can't make a match with because his future special destiny gets in the way. »Read Full Blog Post
Distil's chef adds Umami Moto duties
Joe McCormick, the chef at SURG's Distil bar, also has taken on the head chef's role at Umami Moto. Both are on N. Milwaukee St.
He replaced Chuck Nollner. »Read Full Blog Post
Countdown to Spring: 16 Days
In journalism school we were discouraged from writing leads about the weather. It's a classic rookie move and almost always a cliche. Yet, we've been breaking our own rules day after day for weeks now. That's how exceptional this winter and the anticipation of spring has been.
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My sister in on vacation in Milan. A couple of days ago she slipped and fell in the hotel and broke her leg. She now has a full, ankle to hip cast on. She called the airline to see if there was anything she should know regarding travelling with a cast back to Los Angeles and was bluntly told that "they could not accommodate her". The doctor over there has cleared her to fly.
Any suggestions as to where she can get travel advice/assistance for getting home? She is panicky about being stuck overseas until the cast comes off. Is her health insurance responsible for getting her back? She can't afford an air ambulance from Italy to California.
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Michael Vick's takedown of Ray Lewis serves as rare highlight in Eagles' first half
Here's all you need to know about the Eagles' first-half performance against the Ravens: three turnovers, two coming in the red zone, including a Michael Vick interception in the end zone.
But if this whole quarterbacking thing doesn't work out for Vick, he could have a future on defense. If nothing else, he should be giving seminars on proper tackling technique. After Philly's third turnover of the half, Vick took down Baltimore linebacker Ray Lewis like he was, well, Vick.
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Roasted Red Bell Pepper and Garlic Dip
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This is a wonderful dip for crackers, the sweetness of the peppers is mellowed with the spicyness of the garlic. I use one fresh lime for the juice, it works fine. Very elegant looking on a cracker tray and it is also good on veggies.
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- 2 roasted red peppers, peeled and seeded
- 4 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese, softened
- 2 tablespoons lime juice
- 3 tablespoons fresh basil leaves, chopped
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄4 teaspoon fresh ground pepper
- thin crackers or toasted baguette, sliced
- Place all ingredients in food processor.
- Process until smooth.
- If desired, garnish with a sprig of fresh parsley or basil.
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New cooks might want to know that bell peppers can be roasted by sticking them with a long fork and holding them over a flame until the skin is charred. Then put them, while still hot, into a closed brown paper bag and the steam will loosen the skin. Red Bell Peppers are a little sweeter than the green ones, but also more expensive. A frugel cook can use the green peppers and add a little sugar to the dip.
12/2012 - big hit for Christmas. The roasted garlic needed 4 heads to make 1/4 cup. All the ingredients really meld together and you can't pick out any one flavor. For the pita chips I halved the pitas crosswise then made 8 wedges. I put them on baking sheets and then sprayed the wedges with cooking spray. I then put them in a ziplock with the seasonings and shook a litle to distribute, placed back on the baking sheet and baked about 8 minutes or until crisp - perfect and really good.
Really tasty combination of flavors. I used a mixture of sour cream and mayo instead of cream cheese (that being what I had on hand) and sprinkled a bit of smoked paprika into the mix. The basil and lime juice are magic! This goes in my file for sure---thanks, Dawnab! (Note: because my version is thinner, it would be really good as a sauce over a grilled fish or asparagus, I think!)


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My name is Lindsay Szymanski, and it is my privilege as the Academic Records Specialist.
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The temperatures were up, and the casualties down in the 39th edition of the American Birkebeiner.
Staff from the Marshfield clinic treated 40 skiers who competed in the 50K or 54K versions of the Birkebeiner, from Cable to Hayward, on Feb. 25. They needed treatment for blisters, bruises and fatigue.
A year earlier, more than 200 skiers sought medical attention, most of them casualties of the sub-zero temperatures. Medical aids treated them for hypothermia, frostbite and frozen corneas.
The warmer weather, plus 10 at the start and into the 20s later in the day, likely helped boost the numbers of finishers in both the Kortelopet and Birkebeiner. There were 7,570 finishers in 2011, and 7,767 in 2012.
Classic skiers in the Birkebeiner represented the biggest surge in participation: 1,525 last year vs. 1,640 in 2012.
The version of the Sportsman Heritage Bill approved by the Senate last week allows hunting and trapping in nine state parks where it was previously prohibited, but includes a 100-yard buffer zone around trails and other designated areas.
Trail users, including hikers, bikers and skiers, objected to earlier versions of the bill because the presence of hunters would deter them from their form of outdoor pursuits.
As Paul Smith reported in Sunday's Journal Sentinel, the buffer was viewed as a compromise.
"We did hear from trail users and others who were concerned about conflicts," said George Meyer, executive director of the Wisconsin Wildlife Federation.
Assuming Gov. Scott Walker signs the bill, the next step will be left to the Department of Natural Resources staff and board to determine which parks, if any, should remain closed to hunting. Under previous law, the board had to act to open a park for hunting. The new law requires a board vote to close one.
The heavy lifting required to create a Gold's Gym from an aging office building earned Consolidated Construction Co, Inc., an Eagle Award from the Associated Builders and Contractors.
The Appleton-based contractor was the only Wisconsin business honored as part of the 2011 National Excellence in Construction competition.
Award presenters praised Consolidated for turning an urban eyesore at 731 N. Water St. into a five-story gym with a pool suspended between two floors and a basketball court that includes a mezzanine for spectating. The building's age and original structure created unique challenges in the renovations, completed in late 2010.
Gold's Gym Milwaukee opened in January 2011.
Ben Garbe and I both made the Blarney Run in Wauwatosa our first race of the 2012 running season.
We had somewhat different results.
Garbe, 22, beat a former Wisconsin Lutheran High School teammate for the overall win. I edged Scott Schuster up the finishing hill for second place in the always-tough, men's 45-49 division, 29th overall.
Garbe finished in 16:35. I was more than five minutes back, in 21:42. (Click here for the results).
A ladies' night isn't quite enough to accommodate a couple hundred women looking to build their mountain bike skills.
Ray's Indoor Mountain Bike Park has created a women's weekend.
There will be a "no boys allowed" rule in force on Friday, when the biking center at 8635 N. 76th St. is offering free entry and professional coaching for the ladies only, starting at 9 a.m. (Boys will be allowed back in after 3).
Leigh Donovan, a nine-time national mountain bike champion, will be one of the pros on hand to help teach the sport to novices and potential experts.
Ray's will be open to both genders on Saturday and Sunday, but the ladies get more pro coaching and half-price entry, $13.
The disappointment of watching the snow disappear has been softened by the accumulation of Birkebeiner tales in my inbox, in the days since the race.
Nearly 8,000 skiers completed the Kortelopet or the Bikebeiner on Feb. 25. No doubt, each of them has been sharing their personal story, of suffering and glory. Here's a few that I wanted to share.
Heat of the battle: Steve Smith, a middle-aged racer from Wauwatosa, unleashed his creative talents to describe his battle for supremacy among a similarly situated group. I particularly enjoyed the description of the start from his post for the Café Hollander Cycling Team.
"The race erupted in its typical chaotic glory as skiers flailed away from the start banner. Bodies flopped. Poles snapped. It always demands that one eye focus down the trail and the other behind. Marty Feldman would make a great skier. If the start is unpredictable, there is one constant: hills. Big ones, small ones. Rubberizers right from the gun called Power Line. These gave me (us?) a wake-up slap. Sure didn't get much training time on the upslopes this year!"
Father and daughter reunion: Smith's chase was all about competition. John McKenzie and his daughter, Marie Sumnicht, have a story all about emotion.
I read this Off the Couch post about increasingly expensive races a few weeks ago, and a part of me grimaced in agreement.
I plunked down $150 for my Boston Marathon registration, and a spot in the ING New York City Marathon will set you back a truly incredible $255.
Happily, this type of massive event is not the only option for runners.
Alternatives abound. When I gave up racing fees for a year starting last May, I found with some surprise that I didn't have to give up racing.
Motorists in Green Bay will be asked to yield to bicyclists on portions of downtown streets being converted to shared use lanes this summer.
Known as sharrows, the shared use lanes have been added to city streets across the country to make commuters more comfortable on bicycles. Often set away from the curb and in a traditional traffic lane, the sharrows have additional markings and encourage motorists to slow and move over to pass bicyclists.
Check out the video below for a visual explanation.
Joe Dubay was disqualified from the 2012 American Birkebeiner, and I envy him.
Not his disqualification, of course, and not necessarily his ability, which allowed him to ski faster than 1,641 other competitors in the 54K classic race - unfortunately in someone else's bib.
I envy his opportunity to ski for nearly three hours with Vegard Ulvang.
The winner of six Olympic gold medals impressed and fascinated me throughout the Birkie weekend, from his presentation about skiing to the South Pole on Thursday to his post-race press conference Saturday afternoon.
After a week to reflect on the experience of watching and listening, I'm still awed and curious.
Waukesha native Gwen Jorgensen started her Olympic season with a sixth place finish Saturday in the Clermont ITU Sprint Triathlon Pan American Cup.
Two years ago, the race served as Jorgensen's first triathlon and the launching point for her success in the multi-discipline sport. A standout swimmer and runner at the University of Wisconsin - Madison, Jorgensen found instant success in triathlon and earned a spot on the 2012 U.S. Olympic team.
Saturday, though, she trailed the lead pack after the bike stage,and closed to within a minute of the winner Kathy Tremblay, of Canada. Tremblay finished in 1:01:01.
Jarrod Shoemaker, another member of the U.S. Olympic triathlon team, won the men's race in Clermont,in 56 minutes and 4 seconds over the 750-meter swim, 20-kilometer bike, 5-kilometer run.
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SAVE THE DATE : June 8th and 9th 2017
Neurosciences in Intensive Care International Symposium 2017 (NICIS)
Place : Institut Pasteur PARIS
Theme : « Critical Illness : Ageing, Frailty and Resilience »
This year, the NICIS award has rewarded Mélanie Roussel for her work.
The "Neurosciences in Intensive Care International Symposium" (NICIS) intends to promote Neuroscience as a central paradigm for research in the realm of critical care medicine.
The current NICIS held on June the 16th-17th 2016 is titled "Neuro-inflammation in Critical illness: From brain signaling to brain insult". The NICIS 2016 builds on success of the previous editions, which were devoted to "Neuroscience of repair, regeneration and recovery from critical illness" (2015), and "Neurobiology of stress" (2014).
Neuroinflammation is a cornerstone mechanism of brain injury. There is growing body of experimental work showing that neuroinflammation plays a prominent role in the development of brain insult. Patients admitted into the ICU present equisite sensitivity to brain insult, and it is very likely that neuroinflammation is part of the mechanisms leading to brain injury and neurological sequelae. However, the role of neuroinflammation in this clinical context remains to be robustly established. The main objective of the 2016 NICIS conference is to favor the crosstalk between worldwide recognized experts (both clinical physicians and neuroscientists) and the audience to discuss a translational approach of this topich, starting from a better understanding of the cellular mechanisms of neuroinflammation and brain immunoregulation to essential clinical topics including diagnosis and specific therapeutic strategies to modulate neuroinflammation in patients. The program is very attractive and will consist of lectures, but also minisymposia and roundtables with limited audience dedicated to specific situations where neuroinflammation plays a key role (such as stroke). This will be a unique opportunity to have an interactive and lively discussion between the experts and the audience. Presentation of abstracts has also been scheduled to offer the opportunity for young researchers to present seminal work.
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|Government-owned corporation
|Public Transport
|Nairobi, Nairobi County
|Railway and Commuter rail transportation
|Kenya Railways (KR)
|Infrastructure company
|Kenya Railways (KR)
|System length
|2,066 kilometres (1,284 mi)
|Track gauge
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Kenya Railways Corporation (KRC), also Kenya Railways (KR) is the national railway of Kenya. Established in 1977, KR is a state corporation.
The original Uganda Railway was transformed into the East African Railways and Harbours Corporation (EARC) after World War I. The EARC managed the railways of Uganda, Kenya, and Tanganyika until the collapse of the East African Community in 1977.[1] Subsequently KR took over the Kenyan part of the EARC.
Like the other members of the EAC Kenya utilizes the narrow gauge track gauge of 1,000 mm (3 ft 3 3⁄8 in) (metre gauge). The reason was that when the British started the railway construction in 1896 they utilized material and workers from India. The Indian gauge and rolling stock was 1,000 mm (3 ft 3 3⁄8 in).
The mainline of the KR is based on the original Uganda Railway. Its 930 km (578 mi) main track connected the Indian Ocean port of Mombasa to the port of Kisumu at Lake Victoria. Half way is the capital of Nairobi that was founded as a rail depot of the UR. The British added several branch lines as well as a link to Tanzania and a link to Uganda - the total system eventually had 2,778 km (1,726 mi) of track.
As of 2006 much of the overall railway system has been neglected or is in disrepair.[2] Nevertheless, the mainline from Mombasa to Kisumu is operative though at reduced speed. For passengers, the "Jumbo Kenya Deluxe" connects Nairobi and Mombasa. The fourteen-hour overnight trip runs three times a week either eastbound or westbound on the single track. The "Port Florence Express" connects Nairobi with Kisumu.[3]
KR also operates the Kenyan ferry system on Lake Victoria.
In 2010, KRX announced plans to construct a new station on Mombasa Road in Nairobi; part of a planned commuter network which would include an airport link.[4]
Future Expansion[edit]
In 2012, plans were being developed to expand the system with a new railway that connects to other countries, namely Uganda, Rwanda, and possibly South Sudan and Ethiopia.[5] The new railway would be 1,435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in) gauge.[6] Kenya had been negotiating with China to reconstruct the Nairobi-Mombasa section first.[7] Construction of the first phase of the planned 2 937 km $13.5bn line was inaugurated in Mombasa on 28 November 2013.[8]
MoKaKi railway[edit]
The project will connect Mombasa via Kampala to Kigali, hence MoKaKi. President Uhuru Kenyatta presided over the groundbreaking ceremony for the standard gauge railway in November 2013.[9] The whole project is expected to cost Ksh 1.3T (327b from Msa to Nrb a distance of 609 km including locomotives). However the project has been riddled with corruption allegations, overpricing, and ignoring of procurement processes. Nandi MP Alfred Keter has been at the forefront on the corruption allegations that caused the Parliamentary committee of investment and transport to investigate the project.[10] However Keter has been claimed to have been hired as a mouthpiece by a prominent investor to fight the project.
First Phase[edit]
The first phase will be between Nairobi and Mombasa a distance of 609 km will be built by China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC) .[11] The project will cost Sh327 billion, but it was later increased to Sh 420 billion to allow it source for locomotives and wagons as well. The estimated cost will be $2.9m per km.[12] The $3.8 billion deal was signed in May, 2012 in Nairobi by visiting Chinese premier Li Keqiang, along with the presidents of Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan and Uganda. The Exim Bank of China will provide 90% of the funds for the phase-one project, with Kenya providing the remainder. Once the first phase is completed, expected to be in 2017, there are plans to extend the standard-gauge line to Kampala, Kigali, Bujumbura and Juba.[13] By May 2015, construction was underway.[14]
The LAPSSET railway project is a railway that is proposed to connect Kenya, Ethiopia, and South Sudan. It will be built from Lamu in Kenya to Juba and Addis Ababa.
- brakes are automatic air brakes.
- couplings are M.C.A., P.H. Lloyd Co Ltd [15]
Although KR has been an economic lifeline, it has been plagued by safety issues. Derailments are common. The maximum speed of trains on the railway is 30 mph or 48.3 km/h. Notable accidents include these:
- In 1993 (30 January), 114 perished in a Mombasa-bound passenger train which plunged into a river after floods washed away a bridge at Ngai Ndethya (Kikuyu for "God Help Me".)
- In 1999, 32 died at Tsavo National Park when brakes on a passenger train failed, making it derail.
- In 2000, 13 died near Kisumu after a passenger train rolled backwards due to failed brakes.
- In 2000, at least 25 were burnt to death after a freight train carrying gas exploded.
- On the morning of 16 October 2005, a matatu (taxi minibus) was struck by a passenger train near Kisumu. Six people died and 23 more were injured.
- In November 2013, a passenger train rammed into a public service vehicle at Mutindwa, Umoja, in Nairobi. Twelve people died.
2006 Management change[edit]
The KR has suffered from inefficient management, has a bloated work force, and has run deficit operations in spite of its potential.[16] For several years there had been plans to privatize and revitalize the system.[17] In 2005, Rift Valley Railways Consortium (RVRC) from South Africa won the concession to run KR and Uganda Railways Corporation.[18] RVRC was to take over operations on 1 August 2006 and intends to stream line operations, reduce the work force, and make major investments to upgrade the system.[19][20] On 28 July 2006 the East African Standard reported that the planned take-over was postponed to 1 November 2006.[21] This operational take-over took place in November and is scheduled to last for 25 years.[22]
On 9 October 2008, Toll Holdings of Australia announced that it has entered into a contract to manage the Kenya-Uganda railway, replacing the management by Rift Valley Railways Consortium. The consortium has been criticized for falling freight traffic in the two years since taking control, while RVR alleges the drop is due to the poor condition of the railway infrastructure and the damage done by protesters during the 2007–2008 Kenyan crisis. Officers from Toll subsidiary Patrick Defence Logistics were to manage the railway after the transition.[23]
Towards the end of 2008, after just a few months in charge, Toll pulled out of its management obligations after disagreements with the owners and the Toll appointed MD resigned, mirroring a similar reversal of appetite that occurred when Toll took over Tranz Rail (New Zealand's privatised rail operator) in 2003.
2008 riots[edit]
During the riots of the 2007–2008 Kenyan crisis sections of railway were destroyed. As a result, shipments to Uganda were suspended.[24]
Main stations[edit]
See also[edit]
- ^ History of EARC - Nairobi Railway Museum
- ^ Status report 2001
- ^ Fares and timetables
- ^ "ADDITIONAL STATION IN NAIROBI". Railways Africa. Retrieved 2010-12-19.
- ^ End of the line for 'Lunatic Express?' Kenya begins multi-billion dollar railway
- ^ http://www.krc.co.ke/joomla/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=51&Itemid=66
- ^ Kisero, Jaindi (22 Sep 2012). "Kenya, China quietly strike deal on modern railway line". The EastAfrican. Retrieved 19 October 2012.
- ^ Railway Gazette 29 Nov 2013
- ^ Building of Sh1.2trn railway starts on Thursday Daily Nation
- ^ Ruto tells jubilee MPs to style up and stop wrangles. Standard Group
- ^ [1]
- ^ Kenya begins multi-billion dollar railway Stephanie Ott, CNN, 6 January 2014
- ^ http://www.aljazeera.com/news/africa/2014/05/china-build-railway-linking-east-africa-201451263352242135.htm
- ^ http://www.constructionkenya.com/2720/standard-gauge-railway-kenya/
- ^ Janes World Railways, 1996-95 p604
- ^ Deficit operation
- ^ Privatization plans
- ^ RVRC wins 2005 concession
- ^ Investments planned
- ^ RVRC's management starts 1 August 2006
- ^ Postponed Take-over, accessed 31 July 2006
- ^ "SA Firm gets "Lunatic Express" railway", accessed 18 December 2006
- ^ Speedy, Blair (10 October 2008). "Toll to manage Kenya-Uganda railway". The Australian. Retrieved 11 October 2008.
- ^ Tabu Butagira (Kampala) (21 January 2008). "Kenya: Railway Suspends Goods Shipment to Uganda". Retrieved 8 February 2008.
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Pumpkin Brownies
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 30 mins
The recipe is from Nestle (I'm not taking credit for it) and it was sooo good that I had to post it here for safe-keeping. It originally called for vegetable oil which I subbed with applesauce as I do with all my baked goods to cut calories and I tweaked a few other things. This is perfect to make when you have only a little bit of pumpkin left! A little goes a long way for this recipe. NOTE: I just modified this recipe because I made it again, and used 1 oz Baker's bittersweet choclate instead of cocoa powder. Came out so much better! Sweeter and creamier. I think adding 1 tbsp milk or cream will give it a nice lustre too.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄2 cup pumpkin puree
- 1⁄3 cup brown sugar (Domino "brown-u-lated" really works best for this)
- 1 egg
- 2 egg whites
- 2 tablespoons applesauce
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1 ounce bittersweet baking chocolate (not unsweetened, recipe originally called for 1 tsp cocoa powder)
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground allspice
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1⁄3 cup dark chocolate chips (you can use milk chocolate chips too, but I find that dark really gives a nice note to the pumpkin!)
- Grease a square 8x8 pan with cooking spray.
- Blend the pumpkin, sugar, egg and egg whites, and applesauce until smooth.
- Add the flour, baking powder, salt, (and cocoa powder if using that method); blend until smooth.
- Melt the chocolate (I put the the 1-oz square in a small dish and microwaved on high for 30 seconds) and blend it into the mixture, incorporate completely.
- Add the spices and fully blend them inches.
- Mix in the chocolate chips, then spread the mixture evenly into the pan. You might need a rubber scraper to do this.
- Bake at 350. Depending on your oven strength, bake for 20-30 minutes or until completely set. (My convection oven only needed 20 minutes.) Cut into squares, 4x4 to yield 16 brownies.
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These were excellent, a cake-like brownie. I used real pumpkin, it was frozen and then thawed, with a little liquid in the bag. I threw the whole thing in. I used semisweet baking chocolate. If you use unsweetened baking chocolate you need to add somewhere around 2 Tbl sugar. These were supremely good still warm, with the chocolate chips all melty. I made these for Girl Scout snacks and had to bring the recipe back the next meeting.
Definitely a five star recipe! Healthy and good? What's not to love about that combination? I made it exactly as listed and loved them. They were very very moist. At first a thought maybe I didn't bake them long enough, but I did and they just happen to be extra moist. You'll love them! But be careful, since they're relatively low cal, you'll be tempted to eat the whole pan...


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My husband has pain in his Testicles
Q: My husband recently went to the ER with pains in his sac, the top (head) of his penis and the line I guess the vein that under his penis also he have a little pain when he ejaculate and urinate. He has a job that does alot of lifting but He said it's getting worse by the day. The doctor at the ER said it's his muscle and did a urine test which came out great from infections and bacteria but he's worried it could be something else.
Testicular pain and penile pain may be the result of trauma to the area, infections like epididymitis and orchitis, kidney stones and in rare cases testicular tumors.
You have mentioned that the urine test came out negative for infections, so inftective causes can be ruled out. Regular self examination of the testicles to locate and lump of masses is helpful in the early detection of testicular cancer. If a mass is felt, a testicular ultrasound may be done.
To relieve the pain, hour husband may use ice pack to the genital area, wear loose fitting undergarments and put a rolled up towed below the scrotum for support while sitting. Anti-inflammatory medication like tylenol and ibuprofen will help.
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Was a whole lot better than I was expecting. Wasn't looking forward to it because I don't really care for this dr who I refer to as Mr. Personality :rolleyes:
Anyways, they are happy with my 20lb weight loss, now if only I could get these last 9lbs gone I would be too. My BP was as close to normal as ever for me at 122/80.
He didn't do the pap which I was expecting since my one at the beginning of the pregnancy was normal. So I go back at the end of August or beginning of Sept for that. The nurse asked what I wanted to do for birth control if anything and I told her the bc pills work very well for me so I'd like to go that route again. A few minuets later Mr. Personality walks in and I kid you not the first thing he says to me is this..."so you want birth control pills? Do you really think you will have time for sex?" To which my response was "Oh your a funny guy today huh?" And then..he laughed...OMG! He does his check says everything is good and sits down at the computer to send my prescription to the pharmacy and he asks me "so you don't want anymore kids?" I looked at him and said..."Do you remember our conversation about birth control?" And he laughed again...no way! LOL
Anyways, thats my update...not too shabby!
6 week check
Was a whole lot better than I was expecting. Wasn't looking forward to it because I don't really care for this dr who I refer to as Mr. Personality :rolleyes:
Sounds like a good appointment. Glad you didn't have to have the pap. I'm scared of that right now. So wait...I'm confused on the more kids part. You do or don't want more? Well yay for the 6 week blessing to DTD. Haha.
Glad it was a good appt!! I would find a new doc for the future lol
LOL...I will still use this practice. It was just this one DR I didn't care for. Don't get me wrong, he's good and knows his stuff...I guess I just prefer more friendly than in and out.
And for clarification, we are done having kids. We have my 13 year old step son who lives with us full time(his mother is not in the picture) and then DH and I have our 6 year old son and now Kylie together. I honestly would love to have one more, but...I am 29(will be 30 in December) and DH just turned 36 this month. He has been out of work for over 2 years and just in the last month was able to find a job and get back to work. He is still going to school full time and financially it just would not work. We're pushing it now as it is and some months wouldn't make it if it weren't for my parents. Yes I understand we won't always be like this money wise and that things will get better but with the age gap of the kids, it's just better for our family to be done. Even though i'm sad about this decision, I am ok with it as well.
I'm glad your appt went well. I'm sorry you're not really at peace with your decision to be done with kids. It's a hard choice to make and sometimes our heads have to min out over our hearts. Hugs!
Deciding not to have more is a very tough decision. We went through it too and as Rylee is getting bigger I am sad she is my last baby but then we talk and I am so excited for the future of our family. The money was a big deciding factor for us and it is sad that it should be that way but both DH and I came from families that struggled pay check to paycheck and I don't want that for my kids. I have so much more than my parents ever did like a house and nice cars etc and I just want my kids to grow up with nice things not really the best and most expensive.
Yeah the decision about no more kiddos has to be hard. Hugs girl. Not sure if we will have more either. Dh has always just wanted one. And since Henry has been a fussy baby, dh said I couldn't even pay him to have another. But I'm set on at least two..so I'm going to revisit the conversation in 2 years...haha. But I will be 34 then. That's OK though, I have friends in their 40's having babies..and they manage well.
I am 35 and just had Rylee. It is not my ideal since I had wanted to be younger but with trouble getting pregnant and IVF stuff taking time it ended up being this way. It is a partial reason we are stopping at 2 though as well as the money.
Elizabeth good luck to you in getting DH to agree to another. Maybe one day Henry will flip a switch and become a whole lot easier and then he will agree to another one.
If I would have told DH after we had DS that I was done with having babies he would have been right there with me. He felt done after him but knew I wanted at least one more because that was something we talked about while dating. I obviously knew he had his DS from his previous marriage but I was very clear I wanted at least two of my own possibly three depending on the situation at the time.
I didn't want this much age gap between DS and this one, but life got in the way and we moved a lot between being in the military and then civilian life and all the adjustments that came with it. I really wanted another one when DS was 2-3, but honestly I don't know how I would have handled that close of an age gap. DS didn't sleep through the night until he was just about two, and didn't fully potty train until he was 4.5. I now know I would not have liked having two in diapers. lol
I finally got to the point where I told DH I was done waiting and we either needed to try soon or I was going to have to learn to live with not having another one and I was not ready for that at all. So we decided to try and here we are.


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I get it folks, I really do. He created a blog that said gold was going to go up and it did. But that alone does not make him an expert. He did say he wanted to wager 1 million that gold would hit $1650 by January 2011 and he was wrong. He made many many predictions that were wrong. Remember his call to stop trading in 2008? His call about the killer bees? About Oil going to $200/barrel? He made 100's of predictions and you only remember the ones that hit, not the ones that miss. This is how Nostradamus became famous.
You folks think Sinclair is some type of genius and that is why you are long his stock. I am not a geologist, nor am I an expert is anything. I might be an expert in annoying people but thats about it. I have been gambling in gold stocks for years and years and I can tell you one thing I believe to be true: TRX IS NOTHING BUT 100% PURE HYPE AND IT IS GOING TO $0.00/SHARE
Iamgold passed on the property because it was worthless. Barrick is having problems in Tanzania with their mine.
I think I know what Sinclair's plan was. He wanted to keep everyone in the dark about the future prospects of the company, hoping that a skyhigh price of gold would send the shares to $10, $20 or even $60/share. The market eventually calls all bluffs. Just like the market finally called Bernie Madoff's bluff after 30 years; I believe the market has finally called Sinclair's bluff. I really think it is going to $0.00. Sinclair and Madoff both come from the same homeland. Same with the wall street bankers. Seems like it is in their DNA.
dearie...just looking for my favorite pacifist and see if jou are still hiding under the bed...chat
dearie...just looking for my favorite PACIFIST to see if JOU are still hiding under the BED! 99 percenter
haha! ooookaaay..
. Sinclair and Madoff both come from the same homeland.
Sinclair is only half Jewish.
..and the other half Hebrew?? :>))
You haven't said much all along!!!
Well we went through 1764 and now sit comfortably below it. Just another failed Sinclairism. Four significant digits looks impressive but the entire concept was incorrect.


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Latest update: September 3rd, 2013
Last month I took the opportunity to go to Washington and attend the AIPAC conference for rabbis. As I traveled there I was reminded of a similar trip my great-grandfather made decades ago.
Back in 1943, as the extermination of European Jewry was proceeding at full force, my great-grandfather went to Washington as part of what came to be known as the Rabbis' March –four hundred Orthodox rabbis converging on the nation's capital three days before Yom Kippur in an attempt to influence President Roosevelt to take action on behalf of the Jews of Europe.
Shamefully, the president would not meet with them, sending Vice President Henry Wallace in his stead. Among the rabbis who made the trip were some of the most prominent in America, including Rabbis Moshe Feinstein and Eliezer Silver. They were determined to focus attention on the horrible fate of European Jewry, yet their effort was very much ignored. And while they were sent back with empty hands, it was the president who failed, not the rabbis who marched.
History will forever judge Roosevelt for turning a deaf ear to the victims' cries and for not agreeing to even meet with the rabbis who were trying so desperately echo that painful call – just as history will look harshly on the relative silence of organized American Jewry during those horrific years.
Seventy years later I found myself making the same trip, and while some things have changed since the days of my revered grandfather, other things remain the same.
What has changed is that, thank God, the Jewish people have a state of our own. No longer do we need to go banging on the doors of others imploring them to allow us in; we have a strong and vibrant Jewish state where Jews are more than welcome no matter where they come from and what they bring with them.
In America, meanwhile, we enjoy outstanding levels of equality, dignity and opportunity. When AIPAC holds a conference, there is no need to ask the president to meet with us – he is more than eager to do so. Our voice is heard and appreciated.
What is still the same, however, is that the enemies of the Jewish people look longingly to the day when they will, God forbid, have the means to make good their threats to kill as many of us as possible.
Iran remains dedicated to obtaining nuclear weapons and the Iranian regime has made it clear that it aspires to unleash those weapons against Israel. The Iranians' commitment to the destruction of Israel cannot be questioned; they have demonstrated that commitment through their ongoing support for Hamas and Hizbullah. Should they achieve nuclear capability, how long would it take before they bombed Israel?
We cannot allow history to repeat itself. But what can we, as individuals, do about Iran's nuclear program?
There is a three-word answer to that: action, action, action.
We must contact our senators and congressmen. We must make ourselves heard and tell our political leaders that this is our top concern and priority. We know the U.S. government imposed tough sanctions of Iran – but those are simply not working and Iran is moving closer and closer to getting the weapons of mass destruction it so desires.
We all need to take action and we need to do so now. If we don't, future generations may well look back at us the way we look back at the American Jewish community of the 1940s.Rabbi Elchanan Poupko
About the Author: Rabbi Elchanan Poupko is a rabbi, writer, teacher, and blogger (www.rabbipoupko.com). He lives with his wife in New York City.
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