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1.Can be an instruction (order)
2.Can be a notice (bulletin)
3.Can be a change transmittal
Standard Navy Distribution List
a list that provides official addressing and distribution information for naval establishments.
-also contains Plain address designator(PLAD) and UIC
Where can you find standard navy distribution list
OPNAVNOTE 5400 series is reference that contains NSDL
What are the 2 parts of the NSDL
part 1-Operating forces in the navy,united and specified commands,us elements of international commands
part-2 Naval shore activities
What is the purpose of navy and marine corps directives?
To promulgate; revised policies,responsibilities, standards for the administration of subject system.
How long does a instruction remain in effect?
until superseded or otherwise canceled by originator or higher authority
same force as an instruction but is bried in nature; usually in effect for less than 6 months.
What type of directive has a self cancelling provision and cannot remain in effect for more than a year?
What directive is used to publish material that is primarily informative or otherwise directive in nature and includes a self canceling date?
Bulletin(Marine Corps)
What is a page change
Adds additional or replacement page for instruction or notice,faster more economical, neater more legible
What kind of records should be preserved?
Records with long term worth such as administrative,legal,scientific,historical
where can you find guidelines for disposal procedures of records?
SECNAV M-5210.1 DON Rec management program
How often should OCC Health,Indst. Hygiene, and Environmental control records be terminated?
When should you trasnfer OCC Health,Indst. Hygiene, and Environmental control records to FRC?
When 5 yrs old
What do Navy activites letterhead begin with
DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY centered on the 4th line from the top of the page.
How do you mark enclosures?
On the first page in the lower right hand corner(Enclosure plus the number)
When numbering pages of enclosures, what do you do?
Do not number page 1 and on 2nd page start by putting page 2.
What should you use to correspond with officially addressed Persons in the DOD
Standard Naval Letter
If "in reply refer to" is printed on your activities letterhead what should you type on the next line.
SSIC code
What does a memorandum provide?
an informal way to correspond within an activity or between DON activities.
What kind of forms are available for memorandums?
Printend Memorandum forms; used to communicate informally within your activity
Plain paper memorandum; used for informal communications within your activity
Letterhead memorandum: For direct liason with individuals outside of your activity.
What is the most formal memorandum?
Memorandum For; used for communications between high level officials who use format
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PORTAGE, MI -- Dorothy "Dottie" Sutter was tenacious, hard-working and most of all loved the city that she served as a former Portage City Council member for several years, friends and colleagues recall.
Sutter, 71, died Sunday after a bout with cancer. She was on the Portage City Council from 1989-97 and 1999-2003, and was mayor pro-tem for two terms. She also served several years on the Portage Planning Commission, Park Board and Plumbing Board.
"She was probably one of the most well-read and well-informed council people I ever worked with," said former Portage Mayor Gary Brown. "She spoke her mind, but she had a real concern and interest in the people and the city."
Born May 21, 1941 in Oil City, Pa., Sutter graduated from Oil City High School in 1959 and Albright College in Reading, Pa. in 1963, and that year accepted a job with The Upjohn Co. She worked for 35 years for the company before retiring in 1998 from what was then Pharmacia-Upjohn.
"I liked Dottie a lot," said Portage City Clerk Jim Hudson. "She was a big-hearted person who would do anything for you.
"She made no bones about it that she represented the people of the city and while there may appear to be a conflict of interest because she worked at Upjohn she always said she would not abstain because 'I am voting for my constituency.'"
Portage Mayor Pete Strazdas said he remembers Sutter for her "love of the city. She was a visionary and she was tenacious. She told you where she stood on things and did not hold back. She told you what was on her mind whether it was good or bad, and that was healthy for the organization."
After narrowly failing to be re-elected in 2003, Sutter continued serving the city on the Planning Commission, including a stint as chairwoman. One of her proudest achievements on that board was getting the city to establish the Donald Overlander Bandshell, named after the late former long-time mayor.
In her retirement she enjoyed playing bridge with friends, going to area casinos and spending time with her grandchildren. Strazdas said that Sutter was also an avid watcher of Portage City Council meetings on cable access television, which he used to kid her about.
She married Milton Sutter on Aug. 7, 1967, and he survives. Also surviving are a son, Timothy; daughter, Gayle (Thomas) Perkins; grandson, Jack Perkins; granddaughter, Brighton Halferty; several nephews and a niece; and several friends, including Peg Mickelson, Diana Schneider, Diana Flanagan, Stephanie Elliott and Judy Brandt.
She was preceded in death by a daughter, Debra; her mother and father; and four brothers, Thomas William, Robert, Jack and Ralph McCash.
Visitation is scheduled for 4-7 p.m. Friday and noon-1 p.m. Saturday at the Life Story Funeral Home, 5975 Lovers Lane, Portage. A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday.
Her memory page can be found at www.lifestorynet.com. Donations
can be made to the Portage Community Center, Portage Senior Center or West
Michigan Cancer Center.
Read Dorothy "Dottie" Sutter's obituary.

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Round Rock, Texas – Kyle Jensen and Juan Diaz each hit a home run and the Zephyrs pounded out a season high 20 hits but it was not enough on a wild Sunday (May 4) afternoon at The Dell Diamond as the Express defeated the Zephyrs 15-12.
The teams combined for 27 runs, 35 hits and every position player had a hit in the game that lasted nearly four hours. The Express jumped out 9-4 lead when the Zephyrs bats came alive and scored five runs in the top of the seventh inning to tie the game at 9.
The Express answered in the bottom of the seventh scoring six runs to take the lead. The Z's rallied with three in the eighth inning and had the tying run at the plate in the ninth when Miles Mikolas closed it out for his second save of the series.
Diaz led the Z's with three hits and four RBI and Zack Cox had a season high four hits.
Ben Rowan allowed four runs in a inning and a third to earn the win, Arquimedes Caminero took the loss for the Zephyrs.
The 20 hits for the Zephyrs tops the 18 hit performance April 24 in Oklahoma City. Kyle Jensen has homered in back to back games. New Orleans starter Jared Rogers pitched 2.1 innings, the shortest outing for a Zephyr starter this season. The game time was 3:45, longest of the season. The Zephyrs are 13-18 on the season.
The Zephyrs continue their road-trip in Round Rock with the final game of the four game set at 11:30 a.m. Monday at Dell Diamond.
The Zephyrs will start LH Brian Flynn (2-2, 3.67 ERA) against Express LH Ryan Feierabend (4-1, 2.94). Radio: WMTI 106.1 FM


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The 2014 Primetime Emmy Award nominations were announced this morning, and among the surprises was Fred Armisen earning a first-time best supporting actor in a comedy nod for "Portlandia," the IFC series filmed and set in Portland.
Armisen has been nominated for Emmys for his writing for the satirical comedy show, and he and his fellow writers, including "Portlandia" co-creator and costar Carrie Brownstein, are again nominated this year.
Armisen's fellow nominees in the outstanding supporting actor in a comedy series category are Oregon native Ty Burrell, again nominated for ABC's "Modern Family"; Andre Braugher, Fox's "Brooklyn Nine-Nine"; Adam Driver, HBO's "Girls"; Jesse Tyler Ferguson, "Modern Family"; and Tony Hale, HBO's "Veep."
Steve Buscemi, a past Emmy nominee for lead actor in a drama series for his role on HBO's "Boardwalk Empire," is nominated as outstanding guest actor in a comedy series for his role as Marty, the desperate celery salesman in Season 4's standout "Portlandia" episode, "Celery."
"Portlandia" was also nominated for outstanding single-camera picture-editing for a comedy series, with editors Bill Benz and Daniel Gray Longino recognized.Brownstein gave a shout-out on Twitter this morning to her colleagues:
Proud of my fellow writers on @portlandia for our Emmy nomination! @kareydornetto @GrahamStWagner. And Fred for his acting nomination!! ❤
— Carrie Brownstein (@Carrie_Rachel) July 10, 2014
Last October, during a visit to a Portland house where "Portlandia" filming for Season 4 was going on, Armisen told me he wasn't disappointed at not having won the Emmy variety series writing award. His response:
"I can't think like that. It's bad for making things if you start thinking about things in those terms. This is a small show, and to be invited into that room, and to be talking to the people from 'Homeland' or 'Breaking Bad,' or whatever, it's tremendous. This is a small crew in Portland, and we're representing the show there. It's just an insane miracle to be invited. The moment I start even a little bit complaining (about not winning), that's bad. Because when I see it in others, I feel like you should never feel entitled to anything. You know what the alternative was? We could've not been nominated. Which would've been fine, but that could've happened very easily."
"Portlandia" also earned nominations in other categories, including outstanding writing in a variety series, where nominees Armisen, Brownstein, Jonathan Krisel, Graham Wagner and Karey Dornetto are competing against writers from Comedy Central series "Inside Amy Schumer," "The Colbert Report" and "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart"; and NBC's "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon."
Krisel again earned a nomination as outstanding director of a variety series. His fellow nominees are Don Roy King ("Saturday Night Live"); James Hoskinson ("The Colbert Report"); Chuck O'Neil ("The Daily Show with Jon Stewart"); and Dave Diomedi ("The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.")
"Portlandia" also scored a nomination in the Outstanding Art Direction For Variety, Nonfiction, Reality or Reality-Competition Programming category. Nominees include Tyler Robinson, production designer; Schuyler Telleen, art director; and Katherine Isom, set decorator.
The Primetime Emmy Awards air Aug. 25 on NBC. Seth Meyers will host, which is another Armisen connection. Armisen is the bandleader for "Late Night with Seth Meyers."
More Emmy coverage coming up shortly....-- Kristi Turnquist


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Web Security Interest Group
Chairs: Adam Barth, Google; Virginie Galindo, Gemalto
Nearby: charter, mailing list archives
The mission of the Web Security Interest Group is to serve as a forum for discussions on improving standards and implementations to advance the security of the Web. To participate in the group, please join the public-web-security mailing list.
The group is designed as a forum for interested members of the broader Web community -- technology designers, implementors, and other interested parties -- to work toward improving specifications and implementations to advance security of the Web overall.
Interest Group Life
The IG is mainly working over the mailing list and has monthly call.
- December 2013 call : detailed minutes and take away
- January 2014 call : take away
- March 2014 call : detailed minutes and take away including : Debrief of STRINT workshop / Security review and guideline / Understanding security technology : focus on FIDO / New security features : status on the 'secure services workshop'
- May 2014 call : minutes including Review of OWASP activity with Antonio FONTES / SysApp WG security model with Dave Raggett / Report from W3C Web Payment Workshop and STRINT / Status on next W3C Workshop related to secure token and secure services.
- October 2014 TPAC F2F : Monday 27th of October @ 14:00 see details, read also slideware
--> Note that all calls happen on zakim bridge +1.617.761.6200 with passcode 26634#; http://irc.w3.org #websec
Interest Group people (thank you !)
Art and Frederik from Nokia, Terri from Intel, Brad and Jeff from eBay/paypal, Sanjiv from Samsung, Fan from Irdetto, Christine and Karen from ISOC, Virginie from gemalto, Wendy, Dom, Rigo and Nick from W3C, Larry from Adobe, Andrew from Verisign, Hannes from NSN, Stephen from IETF...
Current Work Items for the Web Security IG
- Security specifications review
- New security features to be developed in W3C
- Mobile security analysis
- Scouting new use cases and technologies including press articles, good documentation...
- Understanding security model of the web
Note that a proposal of new working group has been proposed (based on TPAC breakout, pervasive surveillance) wiki
Proposed: accessibility of security interfaces
Material presented to the W3C Advisory Council Meeting in June 2014 zip file
About SOP and limitation of web security model [1]


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Magic! Many thanks for sharing!
Thank you all so much having great fun with this. My daughter and I are disney daft, so really am having great fun with this. Next step is to try and make my own layout.
Thank you so much for your instructions on using Gimp. I actually figured it out and it was so easy. I am sure you have helped more people than you'll ever know. Again...Thank you!


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Oswego travels to Nottingham still searching for its first victory of the season. The 0-5 Bucs are coming off a 29-8 homecoming loss to Corcoran, while the Bulldogs look to rebound from a 40-21 defeat to Central Square last week.
Nottingham rallied from a 28-6 deficit to draw within a single score in the fourth quarter, outscoring Central Square 15-12, but then allowed Red Hawks QB Mitchell Jones to complete a 72-yard touchdown pass to Malcolm Anderson.
Nottingham will look to quarterback Marty Clanton to lead the Bulldogs to its third win of the season after rushing for a touchdown and passing for another last week. He enters the game with a 58.5 percent completion rate and averaging 7.9 yards. He's thrown for three touchdowns and one interception this season.
Meanwhile, Oswego has been struggling as its quarterback Alex Makin has only been completing 38.5 percent of his passes. The Bucs have been outscored 157-28 in its last three games.
Check back later for updates of this game
Nottingham leads 14-2 with 9:42 left in the second quarter. Derrick Gore scores two TD on the ground.
Nottingham's scored 20 unanswered points. This time Tyquon Rolon pass complete to Josh Ivey for 41 yards. It's 20-2 near the end of the half.
Nottingham continues to roll with a Tyquon Rolon 21 yard run to make it 28-2.
This one turning into a blowout. Kasiem Mitchell runs 33 yards into the end zone for the score. it's now 41-2 Nottingham.


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To the Editor:
The editorial cartoon the Times ran on Nov. 12 captioned "Truth is, we (the middle class) went off the fiscal cliff years ago," was right on the money.
I suspect that after our elected officials sold the middle class down the river with free-trade legislation, they began wondering how to keep the economy going after all the manufacturing jobs went elsewhere.
So, they came up with the Community Reinvestment Act that led to banks lending money to people to buy houses without any proof that they could pay it back. We know how that ended. Now they are scratching their heads to come up with something else to "stimulate" the economy.
The government can't lower interest rates to encourage people to borrow and spend. Rates are already historically low, and banks are hesitant to lend money to anybody.
Maybe the "high-tech" jobs that President Barack Obama talks about will be the good-paying, good-benefits jobs of the future, the way those manufacturing jobs were in the past. But will they benefit working-class people, or just those who have the smarts to be rocket scientists?
Harry Walker


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Woefully behind on updating this blog, what with actually having the nerve to take some vacation earlier this month and actually being lucky enough to be overbooked with work. So, while the husband is out riding his motorcycle on this fine Memorial Day, I'm sifting through some of the data that I've gathered about gadgets and their impact on life in general.
Since summer-time reading is bound to be on most of your minds', here is one from Nielsen Co. Some data they released a couple of weeks ago illustrates WHERE people are likely to use their favorite electronic devices. Turns out that most e-reader owners take their devices to bed, like you would do with a book. But they are more likely to use their smartphone or tablet computer while hunkered down in front of the television.
Surprised, I'm not. E-readers seem to me a rather solitary device, while what you're doing with a smartphone or tablet is interactive. You are probably commenting on the show you are watching or maybe multitasking by going through your email during commercials.
The Nielsen data is based on a survey of 12,000 "connected device" owners.


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MAHWAH — A Route 17 hotel is among 10 new businesses being targeted by the state for allegedly price gouging customers after Hurricane Sandy.
The 70-room Comfort Suites, located at 220 Route 17, raised its room rates by "excessive amounts" up to 208 percent, according to a statement from Attorney General Jeffrey S. Chiesa.
A room that went for $71.20 prior to the storm went for $219 in the days after, when hundreds of thousands of North Jersey residents scrambled for basics such as food, shelter and power, Chiesa said. The hotel is accused of 473 separate price gouging violations.
Other businesses being targeted by lawsuits from the state include hotels in Philiipsburg, Cologne, Princeton, Clifton, North Bergen, East Orange and Parsippany. Gas stations in Bloomfield, North Bergen and Piscataway are also named.
In a statement, Gov. Chris Christie chided the businesses for taking advantage of needy residents, many of whom were displaced by the storm.
"The last thing people put out of their homes in a natural disaster should have to confrton is price gouging from unscrupulous profiteers," he said. "It's illegal, offensive and completely opposite the spirit of cooperation we saw just about everywhere else in our state in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy."
A man who answered the phone at the hotel this morning said he had no comment.
Violations of the state's price gouging laws carry fines of up to $10,000 for a first offense, and $20,000 for each subsequent violation.


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'Treme' co-creator David Simon on the series' end and his career's future
HBO just aired the series finale of "Tremé" — you can read my review of the finale here — and as I often do when that show ends a season (or "The Wire" before it), I got on the phone with co-creator David Simon to talk about it.
But though we talked about a few specifics of the final season — for instance, what decisions he and Eric Overmyer had to make about how to work within a reduced budget that allowed them to make 5 episodes rather than the 10 or 11 of previous seasons — the conversation mostly veered into a discussion of where Simon finds himself at this stage of a critically-revered but commercially-unsuccessful career. As he notes at one point, he's now been a TV producer longer than he was a newspaper reporter, but he still isn't sure he quite belongs in the business — "I don't think I have demonstrated that I'm a particularly good fit for television" — and wonders if might leave HBO for another creative "insurgency," or leave the medium altogether.
So lots of that, and about the reactions to the series over the years, all coming up just as soon as I kill the rest of the day making myself pretty...
In an ideal world where the show had done well enough for HBO to give you a full fourth season, and maybe held out the possibility of a fifth, what would you and Eric have been able to do differently? Or was this the story you had always planned for the fourth season, just compressed into five episodes?
David Simon: I'm not sure. I think somewhere around season 2, I think we realized we probably couldn't stretch to 5, we were covering all of our themes. So a fifth season would be kind of a tall order. I felt we could deliver the characters to where they needed to be in four. But with five episodes, there were things we couldn't do. We were not able to address in more detail some of Sonny's resolution. There was more we could have done with (Toni) Bernette and some of the dynamics of the case work we had to look to doing what we could do, not to all of the things we might have done. We had to make Annie go a little faster than we otherwise might have. I think every character suffered a little bit. But mostly, we just came in later. We sort of treated it like half a season. Certain things happened off screen between seasons 3 and 4 that we might otherwise have chronicled: the dissolution of LaDonna's marriage, or Janette getting out of the one restaurant and resolving to start from scratch in another. We had to basically imply a journey and arrive a little bit further down the road.
You have always structured the show with each season taking place about a year later so you can cover the next Mardi Gras. Knowing this was going to be the last season, and knowing that the Super Bowl and the BP oil spill took place two years after season 3 ended, was there any thought given to skipping a year to get there?
David Simon: No. No thought given to that. I don't put the Super Bowl in the same category as some people do. I was here in New Orleans when they won, and I'm a Ravens fan, but I certainly don't root against the Saints. You can't help but love the way this town embraces its football team. But it's a football game, and while it was a night of great camaraderie and very warm resolve on the part of people who had returned to New Orleans, the symbolism always go so far in the municipal dynamic. We just won the Super Bowl in Baltimore, and Baltimore's still Baltimore, for better or worse. There was a little bit of feeling that would be fun to do, but that didn't seem like an existential reason to continue the show when we had done as much as we could with the themes we were interested in, which was basically culture and the city, and what culture means, and what culture can and can't do. I'm not sure that the Super Bowl, or even the BP oil spill, argued for any better resolve than we already had. At a certain point, we started to feel as if we were saying what we wanted to say with the characters and with the theme. I think we'd abandoned the idea of five seasons a while back. It was a matter of trying to keep the quotidian feel of the show, that these are ordinary people living human-scale lives, and time moves as time moves. Trying to keep that with a five episode season was tricky.
Albert dies in episode four. How did the two of you come to decide that A)the cancer would come back and he would die, and B)that he would die on camera, as opposed to it being something waiting out there for him sometime after we stopped following his story?
David Simon: I don't know that we ever thought about it not happening on camera. The important thing for us was to get to the transmission of culture, to see the Indian gang go on, to see them come out without him, to see his son's role in it, as well as the surrogate parental role he plays in the tribe for the other guys who are not his offspring but nonetheless his brood as well. From the very beginning, we had the idea of the son being brought back to the Indian culture. In season 3, we wanted to see him go out with the son, Delmond, and they marched together one time, and we knew that the next time, Delmond would march alone. Originally, that would have been season 4 and 5 if we hadn't felt we were spending story and character at a faster rate. We had a good healthy debate about whether he should become the chief, and we decided he hadn't been there all those years, and he would acknowledge that. So that was sort of a discussion, but we always knew those were the last two Mardi Gras. We were building backwards. At some point, tellingly, probably during season 2, I thought, 'We couldn't have them wait another year. The father's really pressing on him to recommit to the culture, and he's feeling it himself. I don't know if we can sustain this for five seasons.' You have to try to be attentive to what's happening organically between your characters.


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If fall seems a bit slow in coming, maybe you need to jump start your fall season by booking a last-minute fall cruise. Princess Cruises has a great 12-day voyage on the Emerald Princess that sails from starts in Quebec City on October 26, 2012. Twelve days later you step off of your floating palace into sunny Ft. Lauderdale. You will need a passport for this particular trip but the ports are great.
Quebec City itself is so interesting and historic I would recommend that you arrive a day or two early to sample French Canadian cooking and enjoy all the old history and charm of this classic Canadian city.
Departing from Quebec you will visit Sydney, Nova Scotia as well as Halifax before stops in Bar Harbor, Maine; Newport, Rhode Island; Boston, New Your City and then, a final stop in Charleston, South Carolina before arriving in Ft Lauderdale.
Ocean view cabins are sold out but inside cabins are available at $999 per person double occupancy, plus tax and fees. But the weather will still be lovely so why not spring for the balcony cabin that is selling for $1599 per person, plus tax and fees?
The fall colors are so beautiful and you will have many chances on this itinerary to photograph the amazing fall foliage. Click on over to www.princess.com to check out this voyage.


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Three soldiers retire from North Dakota Army National Guard
Three Soldiers who have each served 20 years in the North Dakota Army National Guard retired this month. They were honored for their achievements with certificates and a plaque, as well as letters from political and military leaders.
Staff Sgt. Brian L. Landsem, of West Fargo, served with Company B of the 231st Brigade Support Battalion. He joined the military May 19, 1990.
Staff Sgt. Scott C. Slaaen, of Fargo, also served with Company B. He has been in the military since Oct. 23, 1989, and ended his military career working as a machinist.
Sgt. Robert E. Ruud, of Fargo, served with Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment of the 231st Brigade Support Battalion. He joined the Guard Dec. 16, 1989, and deployed to Iraq from 2003-05. Ruud retired as a motor transport operator. He works for North Dakota State University and is the son of Elden and Peggy Ruud, of McVille.
Since the 2001 terrorist attacks on America, the North Dakota National Guard has mobilized more than 3,400 soldiers and nearly 1,800 airmen in support of the Global War on Terrorism. Currently, about 850 North Dakota guardsmen are serving overseas.
With a total force of about 4,400 soldiers and airmen, sufficient forces remain in the state for emergency response and homeland defense.


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CLEVELAND — People busted with drug residue in pipes and syringes in Cleveland are no longer automatically charged as felons, bringing the city's policies in line with other urban areas throughout the state.
Up until two weeks ago, drug abusers faced felony possession charges if caught with trace amounts of drugs in a crack pipe or heroin syringe. They now face misdemeanor charges, which allows them to seek treatment through the Greater Cleveland Drug Court.
City officials announced the policy change in November but it took about four months to implement it because the courts and prosecutor's office had to prepare for the change.
The goal of switching from felonies to misdemeanors is to get addicts treatment without saddling them with a felony that could hamper them in turning their lives around, Mayor Frank Jackson said.
With treatment, the offenders are more likely to kick the habit and less likely to commit more crimes, Jackson said.
"It will greatly reduce the number of crimes committed," the mayor said.
People will still accountable if they fail to take advantage of the treatment options, he added. He warned that the new protocol will not provide a free pass to criminals and that police will still aggressively pursue drug arrests.
On the first offense, a user will be charged with having drug paraphernalia, a second-degree misdemeanor. A second offense will be charged as a first-degree misdemeanor. Defendants charged with either of these offenses could be eligible to have their cases diverted to drug court.
A third arrest will be a felony offense, which would send the case to Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court for a drug-abuse charge.
Cleveland is the last big city to Ohio to reduce drug-paraphernalia cases to misdemeanors. Community activists argued for years that similar cases from the suburbs are charged as misdemeanors, leading to inequity in how justice is delivered.
Charles See, director of the Community Re-Entry Program at the Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry in Cleveland, said people addicted to drugs or caught in the drug trade now have a chance to redeem themselves without the burden of a felony.
"They will be able to turn their lives around," See said. "It's a very good thing."


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I love skydiving. Correction: I love watching people skydive.
There's something strangely exciting about the possibility of sudden death, the exhilaration of riding on forceful winds, and the incredible eagle-eye view that leads people to jump again and again. I'm not the daredevil type, but I can understand why they continually take the risk. Mid-air free falling may be exciting, but economic free falling from a fiscal cliff is downright ludicrous.
Please allow me to make my case. I can understand both points of view, but neither stance is worth plunging our economy back into a recession. In my opinion, expiring the Bush era tax cuts for the most wealthy isn't worth the consequences we are about to face. Also, holding out to protect upper-level incomers isn't worth pushing the economy into a downward spiral. The President and Speaker have offered concessions but neither leader has been able to sell them to their parties. It appears they are prepared to dive from the fiscal cliff with all of us strapped to their backs as they wave pointed fingers on the way down.
Let's think about this logically. Who stands to lose the most if no deal is made? The answer is all of us: The poor, the middle class, businesses, farmers, hospitals, schools, government and private sectors, and even the rich. When huge job cuts take place with the sequestration act, and taxes increase for all, it creates a dismal economic environment.
It's rather ironic that the rich, over whom this stare down is all about, could be the ones who loose the most in terms of finances. It's possible to lose more in one day's investments than in a whole year of small tax increases. That's why it just makes sense to allow the temporary tax increase for the most wealthy and seek to lower rates after the economy has fully rebounded. It is notoriously naive to think we can save the 2 percent from a small tax increase while driving the middle class and the poor into economic darkness. We will all go together.
I often say there are no Democratic gallons of milk or Republican loafs of bread. There are no conservative-only hospitals or liberal-only banks. Our leaders are flirting with the very entities in our economy that we all rely on and desperately need. I agree with the words of former Democratic Congressman Bud Cramer. We need leaders who represent the best interest of the people, and not those of special interest or their political ideology.
If not, hold on for the most senseless free fall of your life.
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Jeremy Deering insists he had no reaction to the late January news, taking it in stride much as he did the surprising workload he was given at two positions as a true freshman last year.
Shortly after being told he would be moving from wide receiver to running back for spring practice, Savon Huggins, the state's No. 1 recruit — and a running back — announced he was Rutgers-bound.
Suddenly, a position that looked to be Deering's this summer was up for grabs.
"It's just more competition," Deering said after the Scarlet Knights opened preseason camp today. "I didn't think a lot about it. I didn't feel too much about it either way.
"They're trying to bring in guys to help us. That's all."
Now the 6-foot-2, 205-pounder from Tampa finds himself involved in the most scrutinized position battle Rutgers has this summer.
On production and experience, Deering rates an advantage over competition that will come from Huggins, redshirt freshman Jawan Jamison, junior DeAntwan Williams and true freshman Ben Martin.
Operating exclusively out of the since-scrapped Wildcat last year, Deering wound up as Rutgers' second-leading rusher with 352 yards, with a 4.6-yard average and two touchdowns. As a wide receiver — he started five games overall — he caught 16 passes for 338 yards (a 21.1-yard average) with one touchdown.
But Huggins arrives with enormous hype and even bigger expectations, having spurned Notre Dame and North Carolina among his 40 scholarship offers to stay home.
"I enjoy the competition, actually," Deering said. "It's only going to make me better and make me go out every day and compete. You can't slack off. You've got to be on your 'A' game every day."
The first practice didn't offer any early insight as to how the competition will play out, though head coach Greg Schiano said Huggins "had a couple of cuts he made that were pretty nice."
The separation will begin in earnest when the hitting starts Tuesday.
"No doubt," Schiano said. "You can see cuts and eyes (during non-contact), so that's encouraging, but until the pads go on, you don't know for sure."
Though Deering looked more natural at wide receiver last year, he says he is comfortable at running back. That's where he played in high school. He's a taller back than Rutgers has had recently, but did show durability running between the tackles out of the Wildcat.
"I really don't know which position I'm more natural at," Deering said. "I just go out there and try my best and you hope that's good enough. I know I can get better at both positions, so I keep working at it."
Deering's dazzling speed offers big-play ability, but he also has to avoid running high because of his height.
Regardless of who becomes the starter, there's also the possibility that Deering and Huggins will split carries as Rutgers looks to jump-start a running game that finished 110th nationally a year ago.
"I'm looking forward to the competition. I'm excited about it," he said. "You know you're never given a position at this level. There are too many good players."
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Blakeley, Georgina (2005) Digging up Spain's past: consequences of truth and reconciliation. UNSPECIFIED. Routledge.Metadata only available from this repository.
Over the last decade the issue of transitional justice has attracted considerable media and academic attention. Diverse countries including such high profile cases as Chile, South Africa and the former East Germany have attempted to grapple with the complex question of how to respond to human rights abuses committed under a previous regime. Transitional justice generally surfaces as an issue during democratic transition. It is less common for this issue of past human rights abuses to be raised when democratic transition has been completed and democracy is fully consolidated. The subject of this article, however, is Spain, where the human rights abuses committed during the 1936-39 civil war, and the long Francoist dictatorship that followed, have only recently come to the fore, a full quarter of a century after the transition to democracy. The article argues that the current struggle to recover the bodies of the disappeared, and their historical memory, represents a significant case which not only provides new insights into the particular democratization process in Spain but also provides more general lessons for other countries grappling with similar problems.
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As soon as the new law went into effect, raising the tax from $1.10 to $2.83 a pound, the tobacco companies cleared their product from the shelves, repackaged the tobacco, making it fractionally different, and called it pipe tobacco, which carries a smaller tax. The end-around — the equivalent of tobacco companies blowing smoke in Washington's face — will cost the government as much as $32 million a month in tax revenue, analysts say.
Tobacco companies insist they're just trying to survive in an industry that keeps saddling them with more taxes. But take a puff on this: Phillip Morris made $6.89 billion in net income in 2008.
Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D-N.J.), one of the strongest anti-tobacco voices in Congress, says it's just a matter of time before legislators close the loophole: "If the companies won't do what's right, then we will," Lautenberg said.
We hope they hurry.


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A Metairie man was sentenced to life in prison Tuesday for shooting his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend to death in a jealous rage in April 2010. Jimmy Hatfield, 39, was found guilty of second-degree murder in an October trial. Judge Camille Buras imposed the mandatory life sentence at a hearing Tuesday morning in Orleans Parish Criminal District Court.
Hatfield got into a fight with his former girlfriend, Chiquita Spikes, at a 7th Ward club around 3 a.m. on April 10. He asked her to dance. She refused, and he then hit her and stabbed her with his car keys.
Prosecutors James Myers and Angad Ghai said he then went to her home in the 14700 block of Chef Menteur Highway around 5:30 a.m. and shot her new boyfriend, 36-year-old Herbert Shiloh.
His body was found face-down nearly 15 hours later, shot once in the shoulder and again in the crown of his head. The apartment's front door was open and the bolt lock broken. Nothing had been stolen.
A witness testified at trial that Hatfield called and confessed on his drive home from the apartment. Hatfield told police he drove downtown for a sandwich, then went home to Metairie. But cell phone records put him in eastern New Orleans for a time.
Hatfield then reportedly shot himself in the leg and showed up at a hospital about 7 a.m.
At trial, his public defenders, Meghan Garvey and Emilia Beskind, presented witnesses attempting to refute Shiloh's time of death. He'd never even met Shiloh, they argued. And the state presented no weapon or ballistic evidence connecting him to the death.
The jury voted 10-2 to convict him of second-degree murder. Louisiana and Oregon are the only states that do not require juries to be unanimous when convicting defendants of felony charges. In both states, a conviction can stand even when there are two votes against.
Hatfield stared up at the ceiling Tuesday morning as Buras imposed his sentence: life in prison without the possibility of parole, probation or suspension of sentence.
Shiloh's family, in the back rows of the courtroom, cried and smiled and thanked prosecutors on their way out.
"We finally got closure," said Marion Shiloh in the hallway outside the courtroom. "That's all I want to say."


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GREENSBORO, N.C. – North Carolina sophomore attackman Joey Sankey and freshman goalkeeper Kieran Burke have been named Atlantic Coast Conference Men's Lacrosse Offensive and Defensive Players of the Week, respectively, as announced Tuesday by the conference.
Sankey had a pair of career games as he led North Carolina to a victory over Dartmouth, 13-5, and over No. 1 Maryland, 10-8. He scored four goals in each game on only 12 total shots. The two four-goal performances set and then matched his career high.
The native of Warminster, Pa., now has seven career hat tricks. His seven points against Dartmouth were also a career high for a game as he added assists on three goals, contributing on seven of North Carolina's 13 tallies versus the Big Green. This is Sankey's second ACC weekly honor of the season and of his career.
Burke had two of the best games of his eight-game career as he led North Carolina in the wins over Dartmouth and No. 1 Maryland. In the victory over Dartmouth, he made 10 saves and allowed only five goals in 56-plus minutes. His .667 save percentage in the game was the best of his freshman campaign.
The native of Fort Salonga, N.Y., then followed that by making 15 saves and allowing only eight goals in a win over Maryland, the first loss of the season for the Terrapins. He faced 37 shots in the game, improving his record to 4-3 and matching his career high for saves. It is the first weekly award for Burke.


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With a stay at Dunkley House in Cape Town (City Bowl), you'll be minutes from Cape Town Holocaust Centre and South African National Gallery. This guesthouse is close to Table Mountain and Victoria and Alfred Waterfront.
Make yourself at home in one of the 11 air-conditioned rooms featuring DVD players and flat-screen televisions. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones and coffee/tea makers, and you can also request cribs/infant beds (complimentary).
Enjoy the recreation opportunities such as an outdoor pool or make use of other amenities including wedding services.
Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. English breakfasts are available for a fee.


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Research Topics
Osama Hamdy
Affiliation: Harvard University
Country: USA
Detail Information
- Protein content in diabetes nutrition planOsama Hamdy
Department of Endocrinology, Harvard Medical School, Joslin Diabetes Center, One Joslin Place, Boston, MA 02481, USA
Curr Diab Rep 11:111-9. 2011..It particular, it discusses the effects of protein intake on renal function, the effects of protein content on diabetes control, and the effects of increased dietary protein on body weight...
- Weight management using a meal replacement strategy in type 2 diabetesOsama Hamdy
Joslin Diabetes Center, Boston, MA 002215, USA
Curr Diab Rep 10:159-64. 2010..This article covers the use of MRs for patients with diabetes for short-term and long-term weight reduction in clinical trials and real-world clinical practice...
- The Why WAIT program: improving clinical outcomes through weight management in type 2 diabetesOsama Hamdy
Joslin Diabetes Center, One Joslin Place, Boston, MA 02215, USA
Curr Diab Rep 8:413-20. 2008....
- Metabolic obesity: the paradox between visceral and subcutaneous fatOsama Hamdy
Joslin Diabetes Center, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 02215, USA
Curr Diabetes Rev 2:367-73. 2006..The term "Metabolic Obesity", in reference to visceral fat accumulation in either lean or obese individuals may identify those at risk for cardiovascular disease better than the currently used definitions of obesity...
- The role of adipose tissue as an endocrine glandOsama Hamdy
Joslin Diabetes Center, One Joslin Place, Boston, MA 02215, USA
Curr Diab Rep 5:317-9. 2005
- Lifestyle modification and endothelial function in obese subjectsOsama Hamdy
Joslin Diabetes Center, Harvard Medical School, 1 Joslin Place, Boston, MA 02215, USA
Expert Rev Cardiovasc Ther 3:231-41. 2005..This review discusses current knowledge of the role of lifestyle modifications in ameliorating cardiovascular risk in obese subjects with either the metabolic syndrome or Type 2 diabetes...
- Effect of lifestyle modification on adipokine levels in obese subjects with insulin resistanceLais U Monzillo
Clinical Research Center, Joslin Diabetes Center, and Department of Medicine, Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Obes Res 11:1048-54. 2003..To study the effect of weight loss in response to a lifestyle modification program on the circulating levels of adipose tissue derived cytokines (adipokines) in obese individuals with insulin resistance...
- Overweight Latino children and adolescents have marked endothelial dysfunction and subclinical vascular inflammation in association with excess body fat and insulin resistanceA Enrique Caballero
Joslin Diabetes Center, Clinical Research Center, Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts 02215, USA
Diabetes Care 31:576-82. 2008....
- Evaluation of insulin sensitivity in clinical practice and in research settingsLais U Monzillo
Clinical Research Center, Joslin Diabetes Center, Department of Medicine, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 02215, USA
Nutr Rev 61:397-412. 2003....
- Adipokines, inflammation, and the endothelium in diabetesWaleed Aldhahi
Joslin Diabetes Center, One Joslin Place, Boston, MA 02215, USA
Curr Diab Rep 3:293-8. 2003..Reduction of adipose tissue mass through weight reduction in association with exercise reduces TNF-a, IL-6, and PAI-1, increases adiponectin, and is associated with improved insulin sensitivity and endothelial function...
- Lifestyle modification improves endothelial function in obese subjects with the insulin resistance syndromeOsama Hamdy
Clinical Research Center, Joslin Diabetes Center, The Department of Medicine, Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts 02215, USA
Diabetes Care 26:2119-25. 2003..We also measured plasma levels of soluble intercellular adhesion molecule (sICAM), vascular adhesion molecule, von Willebrand factor, plasminogen activator inhibitor-1 (PAI-1) antigen, and tissue plasminogen activator antigen...
- The effects of troglitazone, an insulin-sensitizing agent, on the endothelial function in early and late type 2 diabetes: a placebo-controlled randomized clinical trialA Enrique Caballero
Joslin Diabetes Center, Microcirculation Laboratory, Division of Vascular Surgery, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 02115, USA
Metabolism 52:173-80. 2003..This improvement was strongly associated with the improvement of fasting plasma insulin concentrations...
- The peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor-gamma agonist pioglitazone represses inflammation in a peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor-alpha-dependent manner in vitro and in vivo in miceGabriela Orasanu
Cardiovascular Division, Brigham and Women s Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts 02115, USA
J Am Coll Cardiol 52:869-81. 2008..Our aim was to investigate if the peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor (PPAR)-gamma agonist pioglitazone modulates inflammation through PPARalpha mechanisms...
- Prevention and management of type 2 diabetes: dietary components and nutritional strategiesSylvia H Ley
Department of Nutrition, Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, MA, USA
Lancet 383:1999-2007. 2014..Although much progress has been made in development and implementation of evidence-based nutrition recommendations in developed countries, concerted worldwide efforts and policies are warranted to alleviate regional disparities. ..
- The effect of aspirin and various iontophoresis solution vehicles on skin microvascular reactivityKarim Abou-Elenin
Clinical Research Center, Joslin Diabetes Center, Department of Medicine, Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts 02215, USA
Microvasc Res 63:91-5. 2002..In addition, a NaCl solution would be preferable to deionized water as the iontophoresis solution vehicle...
- Two styles of acupuncture for treating painful diabetic neuropathy--a pilot randomised control trialAndrew C Ahn
Harvard Medical School and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, MA, USA
Acupunct Med 25:11-7. 2007..The TCM style improved nerve sensation according to quantitative sensory testing while the Japanese style had a more equivocal effect. No evident changes were observed in glucose control or heart rate variability in either group...


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Jordan Spieth just oozed confidence in the second round of the Farmers Insurance Open recording a second round of -9 under par 63.
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Jordan achieved the very rare feat of upstaging his playing partner, Tiger Woods, in the second round at one of Tiger's favorite courses, Torrey Pines. Jordan carded his -9 under par 63 on the easier North Course, Tiger could only manage a sad second round of -1 under par on the same course.
Jordan said that was special;
"Any time you can shoot a lower score than a 66 or 65 and you can really get it deep and be in a zone and not worry about what your score is , that's special. That's proving that I can play my best golf when it matters on a PGA TOUR venue. Each time you can do that, you get more and more confident that you can do it more often."
Stewart Cink is in second place, struggling round the South course today, in -1 under par 71, he said he was looking forward to playing alongside Jordan for the first time, on Saturday;
"I'm looking forward to playing with Jordan. I've never seen him hit a ball, so that will be fun. It's always exciting to see the young guys play. I'm playing really well."
Nicolas Colsaerts is in third place at -8 under par, following his second round of -5 under par 67 on the more difficult South Course.
Tiger could only admire the strength and putting power of Jordan, after watching his top-notch performance first hand;
" The kid's got talent, he hits it a long way, phenomenal putter. He made a boatload of putts today from the ten to twenty-foot range. He was pouring them in there. I was just a fraction off, and at this level and on golf courses like this, if you're just a fraction off it doesn't take much, especially as tight as the North Course is. I had so many balls that landed in the fairway that went in the rough. Now I can't be aggressive, I've got to play conservative into some of these flags."
Tiger remembers the time he made the cut by two shots in 1999, and then had a 62-65 weekend to win by two shots. That of course was before the South Course was lengthened. This year, no-one has carded better than -5 under par 67 over the first two rounds on the South Course.
The cut today was at made at even-par 144, and 83 players advanced. There will be another cut to top 70 and ties after the third round, both rounds will be played on the longer South Course.
Sadly missing the cut was Rickie Fowler, not sure what the problem is , but he needs to get it sorted out. I think he needs to concentrate more on his golf, there seems to be too many outside influences taking up some of his time. Just a personal observation.


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Jason Dunn to Perform on Campus, Asks for Change to Help Fight Diabetes
Christian rock musician Jason Dunn is set to perform at Penn State DuBois in October as part of his fall 2012 Jason Dunn Plays for Change Tour. As the name of the tour implies, show-goers will only be asked to donate the change they have in their pocket.
Dunn, the former lead singer of Canadian Christian rock group Nelson Hawk, battles type 1 diabetes himself, and has launched this tour to raise awareness and money for children and young adults with diabetes. Local musician Eric Selfridge is slated to open for Dunn.
"There is no cost for the concert, but Jason is asking that people bring loose change to donate to the American Diabetes Association," said Penn State DuBois Campus Minister Kyle Gordon. "Whatever amount of change is collected, Jason will then match it."
The concert will be hosted by the Penn State DuBois Christian Student Fellowship (CSF), a club that Gordon oversees. He said of the students in the group, "I have been very proud of the students in Christian Student Fellowship with their efforts to serve the community in so many ways, from our mobile food pantry, to our weekly Bible studies, to annual mission trips, and events like these that offer a positive and encouraging night of entertainment that is great for the whole family."
Jason Dunn is scheduled to perform at 8:00 p.m. on Thursday, October 18, in Hiller Auditorium at Penn State DuBois. This family friendly show is open to people of all ages.


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FLINT, MI – A new microbrewery is being eyed to open in an old fire station near downtown this summer.
Flint Emergency Manager Darnell Earley has recommended that the state approve Jason Caya for a micro brewer license with an entertainment permit. The the plan still needs approval from the state Liquor Control Commission.
Microbreweries are on the rise in Genesee County. Fenton-based The Laundry also has applied for a similar liquor license and looks to join the Fenton Winery and Brewery and the Redwood Brewing Company in Mundy Township as the county's third brewery.
Although the city of Flint has signed off on the fire station proposal, the Michigan Liquor Control Commission told The Flint Journal it hasn't received an application. It can take up to three months to get a license approved.
The site had been home to the New Market Fire Station Compassion Center of Greater Flint, a medical marijuana facility that was evicted when the building underwent foreclosure.
Located in Flint's Carriage Town Historic District, the fire station was built in 1912 and served as the city's fifth until it became a fire department repair shop in the 1920s. It is across the Flint River from the My Brother's Keeper homeless shelter
Dr. Bobby Mukkamala bought the former Old Market fire station at 119 Grand Traverse St. from the bank in September because he felt that it is the next logical place for development outside of the downtown area.
The brewery will take up part of the building's first floor and will be called Tenacity Brewery. It will be run by Jason Caya and Rob Klaty, co-owner of Flint Crepe Company, Mukkamala said.
The first floor is 5,500 square feet and will feature a mix of commercial office rental space and the microbrewery. The 1,500-square-foot second floor was turned into a four-bedroom apartment.
Mukkamala did not disclose the sale price, but said he has spent $75,000 in renovations.
He also has plans to grow watermelons and pumpkins on a plot just north of the fire station, with plans to give them away to the community.
Adriane DeCeuninck, vice president of marketing and communications for the Michigan Restaurant Association in Lansing, said the National Restaurant Association in its forecast of the market, recently ranked locally produced brews as the second most popular thing to do.
"Michigan has a lot more microbreweries; we're consistently ranked highly in those lists," she told The Flint Journal earlier this month. "It''s not surprising in this market. People like their craft beer."
Neither Caya or Klaty wanted to discuss specific details about the brewery because of the pending application for a liquor license.
"Obviously, we're excited to bring a brewery to Flint," Klaty said.
Caya said the city's recommendation of the liquor license comes really early in the process and details of the brewery are still being worked out.
"We don't want to raise any hopes or expectations," Caya said.
The brewery should be ready to open in June, Mukkamala said, pending state approval of its liquor license.
"It's a perfect location to have some outdoor seating right there on the river," Mukkamala said.
Dominic Adams is a reporter for The Flint Journal. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com or 810-241-8803. Follow him on Twitter, Facebook or Google+.


text: New Music: Driis (Idris Elba) "Break My Heart (Remix)" Posted By: B.Dot August 8, 2011 @ 4:24 PM EDT General Share?? Tweet?? Comments12 - For some reason, it's always a trip to hear Idris Elba in his native tongue. Nonetheless, he talks his shit over fellow Brit, Estelle's lead single. http://rapradar.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/heartbreak.mp3 Tags: driisestelleidiris elba Rate This: 5 Submit No Ratings


text: Jack Jumper Ant (Myrmecia pilosula) along Falcons Lookout Track, Werribee Gorge State Park, near Ballan, Victoria, Australia. Altitude: 400 m amsl. Photographed on 1 September 2011. These ants have quite a bite as I can attest. They do have a venomous bite and can cause anaphylactic shock on occasions. For me the bite was immediately painful, and then my finger did swell a little and was extremely itchy for several days.


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When Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner made his long-awaited speech on Tuesday to unveil the administration's bank rescue plan, the stock market tanked. Traders said the nearly five percent drop was caused by a lack of specifics in Geithner's announcement that the government would spend up to $2 trillion to mop up bad bank assets and revive lending.
Tales from the Trail
Treasury's guide on how to spend 12 zeros after the 1
A trillion dollars is a million million dollars or 12 zeros after the one.
And that's how much apparently every program costs to save the U.S. economy these days.
The First Draft: The first day
The inauguration celebrations are over and the clean up begins as Barack Obama prepares for his first full day of work.


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Pokémon BW: Adventures in Unova and Beyond, known as Pokémon BW: Adventures in Unova prior to Farewell, Unova! Setting Sail for New Adventures!, is the sixteenth season of the dubbed version of the Pokémon anime, following the conclusion of the fifteenth season. It is the third and final dubbed season of the Best Wishes series, following Ash as he continues his journey, venturing in the Unova region with his friends Iris and Cilan.
It began on February 2, 2013 with the dub premiere Beauties Battling for Pride and Prestige!, and concluded on December 7, 2013 with The Dream Continues!. It originally aired in the United States as part of the 2013 Cartoon Network Saturday morning line-up.
It is preceded by Pokémon BW: Rival Destinies and is succeeded by Pokémon the Series: XY, the first season of the dub of the XY series, which is based on the Generation VI games.
Ash and his friends Iris and Cilan have foiled Team Rocket's latest evil plan, but a new danger lurks on the horizon! But first, with eight Gym badges in hand, Ash is ready to take on the region's ultimate challenge: the Unova League, where he'll face familiar rivals and new opponents in his ongoing quest to become a Pokémon Master! Meanwhile, Iris has been having some trouble connecting with her powerful and stubborn Dragonite—can a visit home to the Village of Dragons help sort things out for the aspiring Dragon Master? And what exciting new adventures await our heroes beyond the Unova League? The answers to come, as the journey continues!
Important events
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- Ash learns that the Unova League will be held in Vertress City. (BW098)
- Iris returns to the Village of Dragons. (BW100)
- Iris has a rematch with Drayden and loses again. (BW101)
- The Vertress Conference takes place. (BW103 - BW108)
- The tournament begins with 128 competitors. (BW103)
- Stephan advances to the second round after defeating Radley. (BW103)
- Ash, Virgil, Bianca and Cameron battle and defeat Trip, Ultimo, Mikael and Kendrick respectively, thus advancing to the next round. (BW104)
- Ash and Trip end their rivalry and become friends. (BW104)
- Cameron defeats Bianca, eliminating the latter from the tournament. (BW104)
- Ash, Stephan, and Virgil are revealed to have made it through the second round. (BW105)
- Ash, Stephan, Cameron, and Virgil make it through the third round. (BW105)
- Ash defeats Stephan, eliminating the latter from the tournament. (BW106)
- Cameron and Virgil advance to the next round, after beating Kenton and Flora respectively. (BW106)
- Cameron defeats Ash, eliminating the latter from the tournament. (BW106, BW107, BW108)
- Virgil wins the Vertress Conference. (BW108)
- Ash and his friends return to Nuvema Town after the conclusion of the Vertress Conference. (BW109)
- Ash and his friends meet N. (BW110)
- Ash and friends meet Cheren, the Aspertia City Gym Leader. (BW111)
- Ash meets Looker again and Cilan and Iris meet him for the first time. (BW112)
- Ash, Iris and Cilan encounter the villainous Team Plasma, as well as the Plasma Scientist Colress, for the first time. (BW112)
- Ash and his friends meet N again, who decides to travel with them. (BW114)
- Ash reunites with his Charizard, and puts it in his active rotation. (BW116)
- Ash and his friends meet Anthea and Concordia for the first time. (BW117)
- Ash and his friends find out that N used to be a member of Team Plasma. (BW118)
- Ash, Iris and Cilan are escorted to the White Ruins by Cedric Juniper's assistant, who later is revealed to be Looker undercover. (BW120)
- N surrenders the Light Stone to Team Plasma in exchange for Colress freeing Ash's Pikachu from his control. (BW121)
- Ghetsis arrives and starts the ritual of awakening Reshiram. (BW121)
- Looker arrests Ghetsis, Colress and the other Team Plasma members, thereby bringing down the team. (BW122)
- Ash, Iris and Cilan leave Unova for Kanto, via the Decolore Islands. (BW123)
- Iris and Cilan meet Professor Oak in person for the first time. (BW128)
- Ash, Iris and Cilan meet Alexa, a reporter from the Kalos region, for the first time. (BW134)
- Alexa joins Ash, Iris, and Cilan during their travels to Kanto. (BW134)
- Ash encounters Clair again. (BW136)
- Iris, Cilan, and Alexa meet Clair. (BW136)
- Alexa is revealed to own a Noivern. (BW137)
- Ash, Iris, Cilan and Alexa arrive in Kanto. (BW141)
- Iris and Cilan decide to head to Johto and separate from Ash and Alexa, who continue on to Pallet Town. (BW141)
- Ash and Alexa leave Kanto for the Kalos region. (BW142)
Party changes
The following Pokémon are obtained:
The following Pokémon are left at Professor Oak's Laboratory:
- Ash's Charizard (BW142)
- Ash's Unfezant (BW142)
- Ash's Oshawott (BW142)
- Ash's Pignite (BW142)
- Ash's Snivy (BW142)
- Ash's Scraggy (BW142)
- Ash's Leavanny (BW142)
- Ash's Palpitoad (BW142)
- Ash's Boldore (BW142)
- Ash's Krookodile (BW142)
The following Pokémon are left at Team Rocket HQ:
The following Pokémon are left at Pewter Gym:
- Brock's Sudowoodo (prior to SS027)
- Brock's Chansey (prior to SS027)
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- Main article: List of English language Adventures in Unova and Beyond home video releases (Region 1)
- Pokémon BW: Adventures in Unova (and Beyond) Set 1 (BW098-BW122)
- Pokémon BW: Adventures in Unova (and Beyond) Set 2 (BW123-BW142)
Australian DVD releases
- Main article: List of English language Adventures in Unova and Beyond home video releases (Region 4)
- This is the only dub season in which Ash does not obtain any Gym Badges or Frontier Symbols. He only participates in the Pokémon League Conference.
- This is the only season to have more than one official title.
In other languages
|Pokémon Černý a Bílý: Dobrodružství v Unově (a Beyond)*
|Pokémon – Black & White: På Eventyr i Unova (og Andre Steder)
|Pokémon Black & White: Avonturen in Unova en daarbuiten
|Pokémon Black & White: Seikkailut Unovassa (ja Kauempana)
|European French
|Pokémon Noir & Blanc: Aventures à Unys (et Au-Delá)
|Pokémon – Schwarz & Weiß: Abenteuer in Einall (und Darüber Hinaus)
|Πόκεμον Μαύρο & Άσπρο: Περιπέτειες στη Γιούνοβα (και Ακόμα Παραπέρα)
|Pokémon Nero e Bianco: Avventure a Unima (e Altrove)
|Pokémon Svart og Hvit: Eventyr i Unova (og Bortenfor)
| Pokémon Czerń i Biel: Przygody w Unovie (i Nie Tylko)*
Pokémon Czerń i Biel: Przygody w Unovie (i Jeszcze Dalej)*
|Pokémon Preto e Branco: Aventuras em Unova (e Mais Além)
|Pokémon Preto e Branco: Aventuras em Unova (e Mais Além)
|Покемон Чёрное и белое: Приключения в Юнове (и не только)
|Latin America
|Pokémon Negro y Blanco: Aventuras en Unova (y Más Allá)
|Pokémon Negro y Blanco: Aventuras en Teselia (y Más Allá)
|Pokémon Black & White: Äventyr i Unova (och Vidare)
|Pokémon Siyah ve Beyaz: Unova'da Maceralar
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The club brought 54 wrestlers to the NEMWA season opener at Ogemaw Heights, where 45 of the wrestlers medaled.
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- The Softcup can be worn longer, more comfortably and during more activities than tampons. On a light day, most women find they can wear one Softcup the entire day without changing or risk of leakage.
- Absolutely no reported incidence of Toxic Shock Syndrome in over 10 years and 100 million cups!
- Made entirely of hypoallergenic, non-toxic, non-irritating, non-absorbent materials and is latex free.
- The Softcup can be worn during all types of physical activity. Worn entirely internally, it's so discreet that you can wear anything (including swimsuits) without revealing any trace of your period protection!
- Wearing Softcup during your period, you and your partner can enjoy sex and neither of you will even feel it's there! (Note: the Softcup is NOT a contraceptive!) Can be worn safely all the through the night.
- Holds menstrual fluid entirely internally to eliminate dampness and reduce odor caused when even small amounts of menstrual fluid leak and are exposed to air, which even tampons can't avoid.
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I would like to respond to an editorial in the May 11 North Kitsap Herald ("Governor candidate McKenna owes apology for outburst," page A4).
In my opinion, the editorial writer is all wet! I am retired, on a fixed income and an independent voter. I believe in freedom of choice and that means freedom to choose abortion or to carry to full term. It does not mean you have the right to try and jam your beliefs down my throat.
I have raised, educated and married off four kids of my own. I do not relish paying to raise others' children, pay their medical bills nor support them in any way. Before you jump to any conclusions about the "silver spoon," I come from a split home, have a GED equivalent and some junior college.
I have been working and paying into the system since 1957. I am sure there are thousands more like me with the same opinions and/or feelings as mine.
I have tried to contact Sen. Maria Cantwell, Sen. Patty Murray and Rep. Jay Inslee by email and guess what? You can't. You can select a canned question or statement to voice an opinion on, but no freedom to ask other questions you may find important or want an answer to. Oh, I'm sorry, they are all Democrats, so I guess they don't have to answer to the same criteria as a Republican!
I say, "Hats off to you, Rob McKenna." I now know whom I will vote for in November. Next is term limits for the Senate and Congress!
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American Marine Bank in Central Market robbed at gunpoint
Two men have been arrested in connection with the May 21 bank robbery of American Marine Bank in Central Market, according to Poulsbo Police.
The men, ages 28 and 49, were arrested about 3 p.m. May 22 in Suquamish. Both are expected in Kitsap County Superior Court today at 3 p.m.
According to police and FBI sources, the two robbed the Central Market branch of American Marine Bank at 5:21 p.m. Thursday afternoon.
According to Robbie Burroughs, a spokesperson for the FBI in Seattle, the two men pulled up to Central Market's loading dock in a pickup truck. The driver, whom police believe to be the younger of the two, got out of the truck and pulled a ski mask over his face. He went inside Central Market and pointed the weapon at a customer.
He then entered the American Marine Bank branch and ordered those inside the bank to get on the ground.
There were no reported injuries.
American Marine Bank was the third Poulsbo bank to be robbed in the last two months. On April 13, the Kitsap Credit Union on State Route 305 was robbed by a man wearing a pants suit. A man wearing a cowboy hat robbed Westsound Bank on Viking Avenue April 7. He was later arrested.
Neither of the April robberies involved weapons.Assistant Poulsbo Police Chief Shawn Delaney said the number of bank robberies is an uncommon trend and "it is of great concern."
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Taco Bell's breakfast experiment evidently hasn't left any egg on Yum's face. But Pizza Hut's recent sales dive sure has.
On Thursday, Taco Bell announced plans to expand its breakfast menu by adding yet another twist: a full line of Grilled Breakfast Burritos (bacon, sausage and fiesta potato) that will sell for $1.29. These will be sold only during breakfast hours — about 7 AM to 11 AM local time.
For Taco Bell, it's all about getting consumers to switch from McDonald's breakfast to Taco Bell's. It won't be easy. But Taco Bell now has 15 breakfast items — including its novel Waffle Taco.
The move comes one day after parent Yum Brand's earnings report that showed while its Pizza Hut division same-store sales had taken a painful hit in the second quarter, its Taco Bell same store sales domestically were up 2% during the period. CEO David Novak said Yum was "very pleased" with the initial results of the breakfast launch.
The lousy Pizza Hut performance left Yum's stock reeling Thursday, down well over 6% or $5.56 a share at $77.15 near mid-day. Pizza Hut faced the one-two punch of strong competitive pressures and no knock-out, new product in the second quarter. Earlier this week, it rolled out a pizza-sized Pizza Cookie — a giant chocolate chip cookie cut into eight slices and made with Hershey chocolate.
But Pizza Hut, whose second-quarter domestic same-store sales dropped 4%, will likely need more than chocolate chips to bring back the customers.
Meanwhile, sister division Taco Bell, is bringing back the familiar Ronald McDonald dudes — men whose real names happen to be Ronald McDonald — to roll out the new breakfast offering.
In the 30-second commercial, staged like a reunion of the Ronald McDonald guys, a half-dozen of them sit down together to test the new Grilled Breakfast Burritos. As they devour the burritos, the men are asked — in a clear knock at McDonald's — if they'd consider buying burritos from a burger place.
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HOMEWOOD, Alabama -- A local teacher is prepping his math class for a year of high expectations, and judging by his candid syllabus, probably a few laughs along the way.
Homewood High School math teacher Tim Hurry recently gave a three-page syllabus to students enrolled in his advanced algebra course. Look beyond the familiar format of classroom rules and objectives and you'll see that Hurry is more than a teacher who sets a high bar for his students. [What's Tim Hurry's take on all this?]
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TUCSON, Ariz. – Rick Santorum acknowledged Wednesday that he's probably running behind Mitt Romney in Arizona, but he implored a tea party crowd not to settle for "a Johnny-come-lately to the conservative cause."
The former Pennsylvania senator told 400 people that Romney proposed a lower corporate tax rate long after Santorum had done so.
"Welcome to the party, governor. It's great to have you along," Santorum said as the crowd hooted and cheered.
Polls show Romney, a former Massachusetts governor, running ahead in Arizona, where a strong Mormon presence should help in Tuesday's GOP presidential primary. Arizona has a winner-take-all system for awarding convention delegates, so a close-second finish by Santorum would be a moral victory at best.
Santorum urged the crowd not to accept "a pyrrhic victory," which he says would be the result and come at too great a cost if the party settles for Romney because he is seen as having a better chance at defeating President Barack Obama.
The crowd laughed and clapped when Santorum said America doesn't need a leader who has been "a well-oiled weather vane," a veiled reference to Romney's changed positions on various issues.
Santorum aimed his sharpest barbs at Obama. He said the president's economic plan is "more food stamps and government dependence," comments that echoed rival Newt Gingrich's assertions about Obama's policies.
Santorum also pressed his theme that Obama has ulterior motives for some of his social policies. He said Obama cares about Americans "enough to get them addicted to government programs so he can get their vote."
Some tea party activists who warmed up the crowd labeled local Democratic lawmakers as anti-American. Republican congressional candidate Gabby Saucedo Mercer said Obama "is a communist."
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Police say no charged are expected following the death of a 65-year-old woman from Stephenville, who was killed after being struck by a vehicle on Friday evening.
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Mary Walker (née Carey) has been identified as the victim of the accident, which happened on Massachusetts Drive in Stephenville at around 7 p.m.
The woman was immediately transported to the Sir Thomas Roddick Hospital where she was pronounced dead.
An investigation by the Bay St. George RCMP revealed that the area was experiencing white-out conditions and the woman was walking on the road at the time of the collision.
The driver of the vehicle immediately stopped and he and his passengers, along with other motorists, offered assistance at the scene.
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When Scribblenauts surprised everyone after it launched on DS a few years back, no one could have predicted it would finally turn up on iOS. But here it is and I'm pleased to say that the transfer from Nintendo's handheld to Apple's device has been a success.
Scribblenauts Remix is actually a mix of the first and second game on the DS, with all the improvements that the sequel brought to the original intact. The idea of the game is to help the game's hero, Maxwell, to solve puzzles by creating object to help you out and grab the starite to finish the level.
What impresses most people is the scope for creating things. Simply open the text box, type in a word and (assuming it's in the list of supported objects) it appears on screen. Want a dinosaur with a fluffy hat? It's there. Want a knight in shining armour? You got it! While it's certainly not an exhaustive list, the sheer number of items you can call up to help you are mind boggling.
This makes solving puzzles an interesting task. There are usually more ways than one to complete a level, though some levels are deliberately set to require certain objects, just to reel you in a little from the giddy choice available. Boats, cars, helicopters and a huge T-rex can be called upon to reach heights, help someone with a magic act or cross a river.
Without good level and puzzle design, Scribblenauts would be all over the place. The good news is that 5th Cell have really thought the levels through and planned for every eventuality. In addition to this, the iPhone port has been enhanced and the touchscreen controls work well to control Maxwell and manipulate the various objects you create.
With so much scope, there will be times when the interface just can't cope and an object just gets in the way, but this can quickly be solved by dragging an object to the bin. Some animals or people will automatically be hostile to others, so it's worth working out whether the monster you've just created might be better off standing as far away from Maxwell as possible.
Graphically, 5th Cell have made Scribblenauts look as bright an colourful as possible. Everything is in pastel shades and it works well in conjunction with the created objects. While, justifiably, some objects can seem basic, it's testament to their programming that they all move and behave as you'd expect them to.
In addition to the main levels, you can play around in a playground style mode that lets you create anything you want and muck about with it. There are quite a few backgrounds to play with and this mode alone will keep younger children happy while those wanting a challenge can make their way through the campaign.
Scribblenauts on iOS is as good, if not better than, the DS releases . With a low cost and some of the most flexible gameplay ever seen on Apple's devices, it's easy to recommend to both young and old gamers.
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