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Beth Conley manages outreach efforts in Iowa for the development of the Rock Island Clean Line, a high voltage direct current transmission line that will deliver 3,500 megawatts of clean renewable power from Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota and Minnesota to communities in Illinois and other states to the east. Beth specifically focuses on seventeen Iowa counties that are in the project area of the Rock Island Clean Line. She works to develop outreach materials, including radio announcements and social media, in addition to coordinating meetings with key stakeholders and community officials. Beth also organizes community events that are key to the development of the Rock Island Clean Line transmission project.
Prior to joining Clean Line Energy, Beth worked at the Iowa Department of Economic Development as a Project Manager, specializing in the attraction of wind energy component manufacturers. She also spent three years with the Iowa Commission on Volunteer Service as an AmeriCorps Program Manager and Iowa's Promise Program Coordinator. Beth holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and a Master's degree in Public Administration from Drake University. Beth lives in Des Moines, Iowa.


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SPUR Walking Tour: David Brower Center and Oxford Plaza
- When
- Thursday, February 3, 2011 12:30 pm
- Where
- Details confirmed upon registration.
- Cost
- $10. Limit 25 people. SPUR members only.
From SPUR:
Berkeley's new David Brower Center and Oxford Plaza development is one of the best local examples of mixed-use development and green architecture combined. Together, the project includes a LEED Platinum building and conference center for environmental nonprofits, 97 units of low-income family housing, retail, a restaurant, art gallery and parking garage. Join us for a special tour with architect Daniel Solomon of Daniel Solomon Design Partners, Lisa Motoyama of Resources for Community Development,Amy Tobin of the Brower Center and Suzanne Brown of Equity Community Builders. Register here.

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One of the things high school baseball coaches love to talk about is, "being up" for a particular game.
Amity coach Sal Coppola is well-versed in this, considering his team is always one the opponent is gunning to beat due to the Spartans lengthy track record of success.
Thursday afternoon against Fairfield Prep was no exception.
"Every game people are gunning for you and you have to come ready to play," he said after the Jesuits 1-0 victory.
Fairfield Prep scored the game's only run when Chris Collins scored on a errant pickoff attempt at third base in the fifth inning.
"They were up all game," Coppola said. "From infield to outfield, they wanted it bad all game. You could tell. They were grinding."
The attitude by Prep was very welcome from its coach, Rudy Mauritz who said his team was flat a day earlier in a loss to Law.
"We waited to start competing for some reason," he said. "I'm not exactly sure why. We knew we'd have to compete better today."
The sight of the Amity jerseys likely played a part in that.
"It's easier to get up for (Amity)," Mauritz said. "It's easier to be intense for them. It's a maturing process we're going through."
Prep starter David Gerics was sharp throughout, scattering four hits and settling into a late-inning grove, as he out-dueled Amity ace Mike Concato.
"Every year Amity puts a great team together, so you know you have be almost flawless to beat them," Gerics said.


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Rambus announced that IBM has signed a new license agreement to allow them access to Rambus' XDR memory controller interface cell, dubbed XIO. This agreement enables IBM to provide an advanced, high-speed design for high-performance consumer applications utilizing the company's 90nm ASICs.
"Rambus' high-speed XIO cell combined with IBM's IP and advanced process technology capabilities will allow IBM to assist its customers in bringing high performing designs to the market," the companies said in a statement without disclosing, which of IBM's chips will obtain XDR memory controller.
The Rambus XIO cell is a high-performance, low-latency controller interface to XDR DRAM memory sub-systems. It is a versatile CMOS macro cell that can be seamlessly integrated into a wide variety of target processes. The general purpose cell is independent of the logical memory controller design, enabling support for a wide variety of memory applications needing high bandwidth and low latency. The XIO provides a wide, on-chip, CMOS-level signaling interface to the memory controller logic and a narrow, high-speed Differential Rambus Signaling Level (DRSL) interface to the external XDR memory system.
By licensing Rambus XIO IBM will be able to offer its clients ASICs supporting XDR memory.
"Rambus has a long history of designing and delivering very high speed, advanced interface designs that have been broadly used in the industry. We have worked with them on several projects and are pleased to build upon our existing relationship with this new agreement" said Tom Reeves, vice president of IBM's Semiconductor Products and Solutions.


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Prosciutto Chicken Cacciatore Recipe
- 2 pounds boneless skinless chicken thighs
- 1-1/2 pounds boneless skinless chicken breast halves
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) chicken broth
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) diced tomatoes, undrained
- 1 cup sliced fresh mushrooms
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 package (3 ounces) thinly sliced prosciutto or deli ham, coarsely chopped
- 1 tablespoon diced pimientos
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/2 teaspoon Italian seasoning
- Hot cooked linguine
- Grated Parmesan cheese
- 1. Cut chicken into serving-size pieces. In a large resealable plastic bag, combine the flour, salt and pepper. Add chicken, a few pieces at a time, and shake to coat.
- 2. In a large skillet, brown chicken in oil in batches. Transfer to a 5-qt. slow cooker.
- 3. Stir in the broth, tomatoes, mushrooms, onion, prosciutto, pimientos, garlic and Italian seasoning. Cover and cook on low for 4 to 4-1/2 hours or until chicken juices run clear. Serve with a slotted spoon over linguine; sprinkle with cheese. Yield: 6-8 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 cup: 375 calories, 17g fat (4g saturated fat), 133mg cholesterol, 892mg sodium, 11g carbohydrate (3g sugars, 2g fiber), 43g protein.
Reviews for Prosciutto Chicken Cacciatore
"Made this the other night, it was wonderful. Modified the spices a litte to give it my own flair. For a single person, it holds and last a while."
"I have been making this one a while, its good to put together the night before and turn on while we are at a sports event or game. I don't use the ham or prosciutto and tend to stick with cut up chicken breast to keep the fat down. I do add about 3 tablespoons of capers and their juice for flavor. I also prefer to put it on top of Uncle Bens original flavored rice to punch up the flavor because with plain pasta or rice it can be a bit bland for us."
"I did not like this chicken very much. It was edible, and very moist, but I just thought that it was way too bland for my taste."
"Outstanding and very easy to make using a crockpot... definitely part of our menu fare for a good weeknight meal. Thanks!"
"I am giving this a five rating, which I think it was after I made a few changes. I used chicken tenders and after browning them and removing them to the crockpot, I sauteed the onions and garlic in the remaining oil. Then I added the broth and tomatoes, along with the seasoning and deglazed the pan in order to enhance the flavors. I then proceeded with the recipe as written, except that used a little flour and water to thicken the sauce a little. I also omitted the pimentos since we really don't like them. So, all in all, it turned out to be a tasty dish."
"This is the best cacciatore recipe I've ever tried!! I added some thinly sliced carrots (as our favorite Italian restaurant does),a dash of white wine, and 1 extra can of diced, drained tomatoes. (I let my sauce cook an hour or two before preparing and adding the chicken - just to make sure the carrots were done.) At dinnertime, it was so nice to simply cook the pasta and already have this delicious cacciatore waiting in the slow cooker. My family absolutely loved this dish! Thanks for a great recipe!!"
"TO OSLINFAMILYITALIANS USE DIFFERENT TYPE MEATS IN MANY DISHES FOR MORE FLAVOR.IN TRADIONAL SPAGHETTI:PORK CHOPS,chicken PIECES,MEATBALLS,SOME VEAL.ALOT OF VARIETY.ALSO FRESH VEGGIES & MANY TYPES OF PASTAS.ALYCE"
"Should there be an OR between the thighs and breasts...seems wierd to use both!"
Wine Pairings
Medium-Bodied Red Wine
Enjoy this recipe with a medium-bodied red wine such as Chianti, Sangiovese, Malbec or Zinfandel.


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Nambu Company LTD. is a global manufacturer and supplier of core-pulling cylinders for molds and rotary joint cylinders for steel coiling. We are the only authorized North American facility for Nambu's products.
NSD Corporation is a global manufacturer and supplier of the Abscoder and its related systems which can track rotary or linear positions to within 0.001 millimeter allowing for increased product quality.
Lynair cylinders have been proven in the toughest environments, including the steel industry. Add to this Lynair's excellent delivery and competitive price, and you have the best value the industry has to offer.
All of our products and services come standard with a 12 Month Warranty from the date of installation.
When you need a fast job done right the first time, call us night or day and we will take care of you.
Save money in the long run by making sure you are always up to date on maintaining your cylinders.
We can pick up your cylinder and deliver it back to you once the reconditioning is complete.
Not sure what you need? We can always stop by to discuss and understand your specific cylinder requirements.
Initially started as an emergency repair facility Five Star has grown to become a leader in custom hydraulic and pneumatic mill duty cylinder manufacturing and reconditioning! Five Star Hydraulics, located in Portage, Indiana began serving the steel industry in 1977. From our humble beginnings we have grown into a multimillion dollar company supplying many diverse industries from automotive, steel, high-pressure aluminum die casting, agricultural and marine to name a few. In 1977, Tim Bowgren, owner and CEO, saw a need for a quality cylinder reconditioning facility to serve the local steel industry. After working at Midwest Steel himself and experiencing first hand the void of a qualified, service oriented shop, Tim took his vision and started the company with just a handful of employees in a small building at our current location. That original building now houses only our weld shop.
In 2001 Five Star Hydraulics entered into a partnership with NSD Group based in Nagoya, Japan. NSD, founded in 1955, is the world's leader in design and manufacturing of heavy duty linear and rotary position sensors along with their supporting electronics. Five Star was recognized as the exclusive North American partner for NSD's Steel Industry sales and service. Since 2001 our partnership has continually grown and NSD's broad product line has gained a strong following and high regard in the U.S. and Canadian steel industry. NSD's unmatched durability and quality has time and again solved position sensing issues even in the harshest steel mill environments. Our heavy duty position sensors are used where others succumb to the heat, water, and vibration that are typically seen in the steel industry. NSD's continuing pursuit of perfection has enabled the world's steel mills to increase their tonnage, minimize downtime, manufacture a higher quality product and most importantly create a safer working environment for their employees. Daily communication and attention to detail has allowed NSD and Five Star to make the customer's needs our number one priority at all times.
Nambu Co. Ltd., Tokyo, Japan, proudly announces their business partnership with Five Star Hydraulics, Inc. of Portage, Indiana, USA, in October of 2001. Mr. Kazushi Nomura, President of Nambu Co. Ltd. And Mr. Timothy K. Bowgren, President of Five Star Hydraulics, Inc. are enthusiastic about their business venture, broadening service for both the steel and auto industries. The two companies in a joint effort will provide the steel and auto industry with a multitude of experience and technology expertise in providing quality repair and manufacture of air and hydraulic cylinders. Nambu Co., Ltd., established in 1965 prestigiously supplies cylinders to first-rate corporations worldwide, specifically for the die cast and plastic mold industries. Several steel manufacturers have adapted Nambu brand rotary joint cylinders into their production lines. The Nambu rotary joint has proven to be more durable and works more smoothly alleviating timely maintenance and downturn. At the present time, Five Star concentrates on the maintenance and repair of the rotary joint, which is the base of sales expansion in the steel industry. Five Star has built a $250,000 "clean room" inside their existing facility for future business of the rotary joint cylinder repair.
In June 2015, Five Star Hydraulics opened their first satellite repair center in Blytheville Arkansas. With the growing steel business in the region, Five Star expanded into the South to service a growing customer base. Our focus is to service the industry with better logistics that will in-turn translate to a cost and delivery savings to the customer. Our fully equipped hydraulic repair and machine shop services the local steel, pipe & tube, agricultural, marine terminal, and auto die cast industries while also supporting our partners of NSD sensors and Nambu products. We are a service oriented business performing at a level of excellence to provide our customers with value. We offer thorough inspections, detailed reporting, failure analysis and recommendations on all our jobs. From emergency situations to routine maintenance, we are here to service our customers.


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There's a direct correlation between park vandalism in Manteca and school vacation.
Their possession of methamphetamine and fake ID card sent two Modesto men to jail Thursday afternoon. They were also placed on a hold by the U.S. Probation Department.
FRENCH CAMP - The third vehicle to be torched in less than a week in French Camp was an '80s Chevy in the 9800 block of Lockhart Road, according to Paul Tualla, assistant chief of the French Camp McKinley Fire Department.
An elderly Manteca man's hot rods, valued at some $250,000, were stolen from the garage of his home shortly after his death in his Louise Avenue residence.
Richard Daniel Breakfield, 21, the last of three suspects charged with attempted murder in a New Year's Eve beating, is in the county jail, police reported Wednesday night. All three were sought on million dollar warrants.
FRENCH CAMP - Two vehicles were torched in French Camp in the early morning hours Saturday and Sunday, according to Paul Tualla, assistant fire chief of the French Camp McKinley Fire District.
LATHROP - Three shots rang out from a gunman wearing a ski mask in the 12000 block of Harlan Road at about 9 p.m. Monday with one man being hit in the groin and the side of his body, deputies reported.
A regional auto theft task force officer got into a foot chase with two suspects during the noon hour Friday following the robbery of a 19-year-old man on the Tidewater Bike Path.
LATHROP – A newly remodeled house already in escrow was hit by vandals in Lathrop late Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning.
Richard Daniel Breakfield and Erasmo Bugarin, both 21 years old, are being sought by Manteca Policefor questioning in the New Years Eve beating that left Miguel Valles in critical condition with severe head injuries outside a convenience store on North Union Road near the Union Pacific Railroad tracks.
Discharging a shotgun in a residential neighborhood sent a 20-year-old David Foster to county jail Saturday afternoon.
Regional auto theft task force officer Steve Schluer was taking a minute out to pick up a birthday card at Wal Mart Thursday afternoon when he got detoured by a suspect he noticed in the parking lot.
Manteca short-order cook Steven Garcia, 53, has been sentenced to state prison after pleading guilty to grand theft embezzlement charges in selling non-existent computers to several elementary school secretaries and others in Manteca.
Recessions usually mean an uptick in crime.
Baljit Singh, 36, is being held in San Joaquin County Jail without bail for the alleged premeditated murder of his wife Sherene Singh, 34, in their Lathrop home December 23.
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Metro Pizza
Gennaro Lombardi's influence was so strong that his shop on Spring Street almost directly resulted in what's generally accepted as one of, if not the best, pizzas in Las Vegas. Founders John Arena and Sam Facchini's grandparents settled just 50 yards away from Lombardi's, and "ever since those early days, pizza has been at the center of [their] family life" (their parents' first jobs were feeding coal into the bakery ovens where Sicilian pizzas were made for local immigrant families in the neighborhood). Metro Pizza (which was born in 1980 as Original New York Pizza and was renamed in 1986 when they expanded beyond the first location) has been making fine handcrafted pies with freshly made dough each day and superior ingredients for more than 30 years. There are now six locations putting out more pies than you can get through in 10 sittings. Among the specialty pies the Milano (a white pie with mozzarella, ricotta, and garlic) is worth noting, so too a specialty pie and Metro Pizza original that along with mozzarella and ricotta, features ziti. Of course, you'll want to give a nod to at least one of the six "East Side Pizzas" named for New York City streets like Mulberry, Mott, and Bleecker.


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Wikipedia seems to cover this well, with quite a neat example!
Which of these are you wanting to be empty, if any?
This should be in your lecture notes:
Let be a non-deterministic automaton with epsilon-travels ("empty movements")
Then the equivalent non-deterministic automaton without epsilon travels is where:
(this means that any state that was reachable from with epsilon-travels and input , is now reachable from only with input )
if then
if , then
Take a look at the images I attached. The one with EM is the original automaton, and the one with ND is what it should look like after the 'conversion'.


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The Fine Print
on July 15, 2011 at 3:47 pm
Chapter: Comics
Hee hee hee…
They both are messing with the natural order!! :O
The very first sprouts in my windowsill herb garden popped up this morning! The chives are the first and as silly as it may sound, they're as much fun now as chia pets were when I was a kid.
I also (finally) updated the Baroness's formspring account. There's a new profile pic and it's open for questions again. It's linked below and as aways, to the calendar pic in the right sidebar.


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These support groups are set to meet in the next two weeks:
ACTS – Alcohol Chemical Treatment Series – is a curriculum-based self-help, recovery and educational program for anyone wanting to recover from alcohol or drugs, and their families. ACTS meets from 6 to 7 p.m. every Tuesday at Cedar Grove United Pentecostal Church on North Veterans Boulevard, Tupelo. ACTS is free. Call 844-9637.
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women working to solve their common problem of alcoholism. There are no dues or fees.
• Tupelo: 31 meetings are offered. Call 844-0374 or visit www.aa-mississippi.org for listings.
• There are also meetings in Aberdeen, Ackerman, Amory, Belmont, Booneville, Bruce, Calhoun City, Corinth, Fulton, Holly Springs, Houlka, Houston, Iuka, New Albany, Oxford, Pontotoc, Starkville and West Point. Call (800) 344-2666.
For a listing of addiction support groups around Northeast Mississippi, call the National Council on Alcohol and Drug Dependency at 841-0403 or check www.msncadd.net.
Addiction help – Narconon, an international organization of treatment centers, drug education and prevention services, provides free consultations from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. seven days a week for those with drug addictions. Call (800) 556-8885.
Al-Anon is a fellowship of friends and relatives of alcoholics. The group has meetings at several locations:
• American Legion Building, Fairground Circle, New Albany, 8 p.m. Mondays.
• Cornerstone Methodist Church, Tupelo, 5:30 p.m. Mondays. Call (662) 871-687-1811 or (662) 871-8068.
• First Presbyterian Church, Tupelo 8 p.m. Tuesdays.
• Easy Does It Group, noon Thursdays at Brooks Center at Fulton Methodist Church. Call Bob W. (662) 401-8094.
• Peace Seekers Family Group, noon Wednesday and Friday at Calvary Baptist Church, Tupelo. Call (662) 401-8094 or (847) 902-6267.
• Saltillo Family Group, 10:30 a.m. Saturdays, 385 Mobile St., Saltillo, (662) 871-7646.
• Solution Seekers – Adult Children of Alcoholics meets at noon Mondays at Calvary Baptist Church fellowship hall, Tupelo. Call Nancy P. at (847) 902-6267.
Groups also meet in Belmont, Corinth and Oxford.
Alzheimer's support groups for family members and friends of those with the disease meet in:
• West Point: Quarterly at NMMC-West Point. Call Brenda Johnson at (662) 495-2339 or (800) 843-3375.
• Tupelo: 6 p.m. the first Tuesday of each month at the Cedars Health Center Activity Room. Call Terri at (662) 844-1441.Michaela Morris 12/10/12 .
Arthritis Support Group meets at 9:15 a.m. the second Monday of the month at Oktibbeha County Hospital Wellness Connection, in Starkville. Call (662) 323-9355.
The Autism Support Group meets 6:30-8:30 p.m. the second Thursday of the month at All Saints Episcopal Church in Tupelo. Childcare provided. Call Melissa Caldwell at (662) 832-2039 or Cheryl Bailey at (662) 315-3388.
Bariatric Support Group will meet at 6 p.m. the first Tuesday of the month in the cafeteria conference room at Baptist Memorial Hospital-North Mississippi, Oxford. Call Becky Wilson at (662) 513-9671.Michaela Morris 12/10/12
Cancer Survivor 101 Support Group for newly diagnosed patients actively undergoing treatment meets at 2 p.m. the second Thursday of the month at the NMMC Cancer Center in Tupelo. Call Cindy Edwards at 377-4049 or (800) 843-3375.
Celebrate Recovery is a Bible-based group open to those struggling with addiction, anger issues, grief, guilt, shame, financial loss, abuse, eating disorders or compulsive behaviors. Groups meet at:
• 7 p.m. Fridays in the youth building at West Jackson Street Baptist Church, Tupelo. Contact Neil Naron at (662) 891-1773 or Susan Naron at 871-3872.
• 6 p.m. Saturdays at NorthStar Church, 112 Bauhaus, Saltillo. Call (662) 869-7778 or email cr@thenorthstarchurch .com.
Diabetes Support Group-West Point meets quarterly at NMMC-West Point. Contact Ginger Carver at (662) 495-2213.
Diabetes Support Group- Oxford meets at noon the second Thursday of the month in the Magnolia Auditorium at Baptist Memorial Hospital-North Mississippi. Lunch available for $3. Call (662) 232-8113.
Diabetes Support Group- Tupelo meets at 11 a.m. the second Thursday of the month at the NMMC Wellness Center in Tupelo. Sponsored by the NMMC Diabetes Treatment Center. Call (662) 377-2500 or (800) 843-3375.
A Domestic Violence Support Group meets at 3:30 p.m. the first Thursday of the month at the Lee County Family Resource Center in Tupelo. Child care available. Call (662) 844-0013.
A Domestic Violence Support Group meets at 6 p.m. every Thursday. Call (800) 527-7233 for location. Child care is provided.
FACE IT food allergy support group meets the first Friday and third Monday of the month. Focused on parents of children with food allergies, but open to others with medical conditions that require food avoidance. Contact Amelia at (662) 322-7434 or email@example.com for locations and times.
Gray Matters Support Group for anyone diagnosed with a brain tumor and their caregivers meets meets the last Tuesday of the month at the NMMC Cancer Center in Tupelo in January. Call Cindy Edwards at (662) 377-4049 or (800) 843-3375.
Grief Support Group-Tupelo sponsored by Gentiva Hospice, meets at 6 p.m. the first and third Tuesdays of the month at Spanish Village, Suite 201 in Tupelo. Free and open to anyone in need. Call the Rev. Danny Rushing at (662) 844-2417.Michaela Morris 4/29/13 updated
Grief Support Group-New Albany sponsored by Gentiva Hospice meets at 1 p.m. the second Wednesday of the month at the New Albany First United Methodist Church in New Albany. Call Danny Rushing at Gentiva Hospice at (662) 844-2417.
I Can Cope cancer support group meets at noon the second Friday of the month at Bridgepoint on South Gloster Street. Guest speakers. Lunch provided for cancer survivors and caregivers. Sponsored by the American Cancer Society. Call coordinator Donna Kingsley at (662) 213-8478.
La Leche League of Lee County offers mother-to-mother support for breastfeeding. The group meets at 11 a.m. the first Thursday of the month. All pregnant and breastfeeding mothers are invited to attend. Other LLL services include a lending library and 24-hour telephone help. For information about meeting location or help with a breastfeeding concern please call Toni at (662) 255-8283.
Lupus Support is available in Northeast Mississippi. Sponsored by the Lupus Foundation of America. Open to anyone interested in lupus. Contact Michelle Harris at (662) 825-0224 or (662) 256-2604.
Man-to-Man support group for prostate cancer meets at 6 p.m. the first Tuesday of the month in at NMMC East Tower first floor Diabetes Treatment Center classroom. Contact Gail Denton at (662) 377-3522 or (800) 843-3375.
Mental Health Family Support Group meets at 10 a.m. the second and fourth Saturday of the month at North Mississippi RC on Highway 7 in Oxford. The group is designed for family members of people with serious mental illness. Call (800) 357-0388 or visit www.nami.org.
Mississippi Chapter of Parents of Blind Children will meet at 9 a.m. the last Saturday of the month at the Harden House office on North Gloster Street in Tupelo. Contact Pat Sartain at (662) 871-8262.
Multiple Sclerosis Support Group-Tupelo meets at 6:30 p.m. the second Thursday of the month at the NMMC Wellness Center in Tupelo. Contact Allison Holloway at (662) 231-5829, Karan Woods at (662) 231-9160 or (800) 843-3375.
NAMI Connection, a weekly recovery group for people living with mental illness, meets Sundays at 3:30 p.m. at Baptist Memorial Hospital-North Mississippi in Oxford. Call (800) 357-0388 or visit www.nami.org.
Narcotics Anonymous, a community-based association of recovering drug addicts, meets in Lee County.
• Tupelo group meets at the Salvation Army on Carnation Street at 6 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays and 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. Sundays.
• Mooreville group meets at 4:30 p.m. Sunday and 6 p.m. Wednesday at Living Waters Community Church on County Road 1554.
• Groups also meet in Ackerman, Amory, Booneville, Bruce, Corinth, Mooreville, New Albany, Oxford, Pontotoc, Ripley and Starkville.
Call (662) 841-9998 or toll-free (866) 841-9998 for more information.
New Moms Support Group meets at 10:30 a.m. Fridays at the Breast Feeding Resource Center at Baptist Memorial Hospital-North Mississippi. Open to all new moms. Call (662) 513-1602.
The North MS Pediatric Cancer Support Group (PECANS) meets at 6 p.m. the first Tuesday of the month at the food court of the Mall of Barnes Crossing in Tupelo. Call Teresa Farris at (662) 791-1228.Michaela Morris 2/20/13
Oxford Reach to Recovery Breast Cancer Support Group meets at 6 p.m. the first Monday of February, April, June, August, November and December at Azalea Gardens in Oxford. In October, they participate in a reception for breast cancer survivors hosted by Baptist Memorial at the Cancer and Diagnostic Center. Sponsored by the American Cancer Society. Call Mary Chrestman at (662) 234-7507.
Parkinson's Disease Support Group-Tupelo meets at 3 p.m. the first Sunday of the month at NMMC Wellness Center in Tupelo. Contact Ginger Gore or Amanda Allen at (662) 377-3729.Michaela Morris 11/27/12
A Sexual Addiction Support Group meets in Tupelo. Call (662) 841-0403.
A Sexual Assault Support Group meets at 1 p.m. every Wednesday. Call (800) 527-7233 for location.
Sisters Network, Tupelo chapter of the African-American breast cancer survivor's support group, meets at 5:30 p.m. the first Monday of the month at the Link Centre in Tupelo. Call Norma Derring at (662) 842-3440.
Survivors of child sexual abuse support group meets at 1 p.m. Wednesdays. Call (800) 527-7233 for location.
TOPS, a weight loss support group, has four chapters meeting in Northeast Mississippi. Fees are $28 for annual membership; $14 for spouses and teens. Call area captain Tina Evans at (662) 369-7151, state coordinator Pat Harris at (662) 386-0249 or (800) 932-8677 or visit www.tops.org.
• Tupelo: 4:30 p.m. Thursdays at Salvation Army Building at 527 Carnation St. Call Ann Ivy at (662) 566-2816 or (662) 397-4998.
• Aberdeen: 5 p.m. Tuesdays at Southside Baptist Church on Meridian Street. Call Grace Guin at (662) 369-4431.
• Corinth: 4:45 p.m. Tuesdays at Church of the Crossroads on U.S. Highway 72 East Annex. Call Betty Jones at (662) 286-3020.
• Corinth: 4:30 p.m. Wednesdays at Waldron Street Christian Church on East Waldron Street. Call Heather Johnson at (662) 415-2517. Michaela Morris 12/17/12 updated
Weight Loss Support Group will meet at 6 p.m. the first Thursday of the month at NMMC Wellness Center in Tupelo. The group provides education and emotional support for those considering or have gone through bariatric surgery. Contact registered nurse Cherri Cox at (662) 377-7546 or (866) 908-9465.


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Castrocucco beach
The beach Castrocucco or d'a Gnola, is the longest beach on the coast of Maratea. It is a great expanse of sand, slipping under the foot of the Serra Castrocucco, creates a small bay that serves as a marina. The Noce River, which flows along the southern part of the beach, divide the Basilicata from Calabria.


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Hello and welcome to my blog, I am Mistress Eve, a London escort and all round good time girl! I have lived in London for the last six years, originally from the outskirts of London but with a Portuguese mother and an English father, I guess that is where my exotic looks come from.
I have been an escort in London for all of the six years I have lived in London, part time at first to fund my studies and now working full time. I originally set out to be an Economist, doing a degree in economics which I just about completed, but when I started to realize the potential that being a London escort brought me, I soon moved away from my area of study and became a full time escort.
My escorting started like many girls my age, I was struggling for money, making my student loan stretch, I had time on my hand and was sick and tired of all the crap that went with bar jobs. The guys who frequented the bar used to proposition me every day and think it was fine for them to look and touch. It was one such day where I gave a guy such a put down that he left with his tail between his legs and that is when I met Jane who it turned out, was an escort girl as one of the Chelsea escorts.
She came up to the bar and congratulated me on how I had dealt with the idiot earlier and we began to chat. She was very beautiful, tall, dark hair, a great body and sexy eyes. I have to admit, I had slept with several women, as well as men at university and I wanted to see more of Jane. Well one thing led to the other and I ended up back at hers. We got down and dirty and it was amazing, she really knew her way around a woman. Later we talked and it was during this chat that she told me she was working as a London escort. I was shocked at first but intrigued. Then she told me of the money she earned and the gifts that her clients gave her. She was also very clear about how kind and respectful her clients were, nothing like the ass holes in the bar I was working.
I wanted to know more so she arranged for me to go and see a guy who ran the agency she worked for. He was great and told me about the great life that a London escort led, as well as the pitfalls that the profession may bring. He was very honest and told me, should I wish to go on a date he could fix me up with Jane to go and see a client who he knew was visiting London the very next week. I agreed and I have never looked back.
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Does the West Have Economic Levers to Influence Russian Foreign Policy?
The financial markets have reacted frantically to Russia's invasion of Crimea – the rouble has weakened despite the Central Bank of Russia intervening massively to prop it up, share prices on the Moscow stock exchange have collapsed and there are reports of significant capital flight from Russia. The West has decided on a travel ban and asset freeze for a number of individuals from Russia and is considering further economic and financial sanctions against Russia, although their exact form is not yet clear. This, along with already weak economic data from Russia recently has led some analysts to opine that deep economic trouble, if not outright economic collapse is imminent in Russia.
Economic growth in Russia has indeed slowed down considerably during previous years and its real GDP increased just by 1.3% in 2013. Its longer term economic growth prospects indeed look bleak as the oil price increase of last decade is unlikely to be repeated, the economy is at or near full capacity, demographics are negative and its business climate is weak (IMF). The Economist named Russia as one of the extreme cases of "crony capitalism", that is inimical to growth. Russia has undoubtedly been plagued by a "resource curse" that has kept it from developing alternative engines of growth once the revenues from oil and gas start stagnating or falling.
At the same time Russia is relatively well equipped to overcome short term economic adversity. As a result of many years of current account surpluses, the Net International Investment Position of Russia is positive, i.e., its residents hold more assets abroad than they owe to foreigners in form of various liabilities. The Central Bank of Russia has accumulated reserves of almost USD 500 bn, roughly equal to about one fourth of its annual GDP (USD 2 trillion). The value of the assets held by Russia's two sovereign wealth funds – the Reserve fund and the National Wealth Fund as at the beginning of March had reached USD 175 billion or about 8.6% of GDP. Russia's gross government debt is at a very low level of about 14% of GDP.
In addition, depreciation of the rouble and share price collapse don't hurt Russia as much as one might think, at least not in the short run. Foreign-currency denominated revenue related to oil exports accounts for more than a fourth of the total budget revenue while expenses are predominantly rouble-denominated. Thus, in the short run a depreciation of the rouble is likely to improve Russia's budget situation as long as the oil price in dollars doesn't go down more.
Foreigners hold a large part of blue-chip shares traded on the Moscow stock exchange, thus, while the statement that the market capitalization of the Russian rouble-denominated MICEX stock index fell some USD 60 billion on 3 March, which is more than USD 51 billion Russia spent on the Winter Olympics in Sochi (Reuters), is technically true, it has to be taken into account that a substantial part of this loss accrued to foreign investors. In addition, Russia does not have a culture of stock ownership like the US, thus, there is no significant wealth effect from the share price collapse that could negatively affect consumption.
There is, however, an Achiles heel in the Russian economy, and that is its heavy dependence on exports of raw materials. Oil alone accounts for more than 50% of Russia's exports while oil, natural gas and metals together make up more than 70%. The non-oil deficit of the federal budget of Russia is in excess of 10% of GDP, even though with the oil revenues the budget is roughly in balance. Thus, a sharp downward correction in oil prices would have a significant negative effect on the financial situation of the government and the economy in general. However, even then a fall in prices would have to be protracted – like the 1980s "Oil Glut".After reaching its peak in 1980 at USD 106 per barrel, the real price of crude oil (in 2013 dollars) experience a large and sustained drop to USD 34 per barrel in 1991. This dramatic decline in the price of Russia's main export has been considered as a factor that contributed to the disintegration of the Soviet Union. However, since 2011, the real oil price has been consistently above USD 90 per barrel, and it has boosted Russia's real GDP and the power of the Putin regime.
The inital reaction to Russian intervention in Crimea by the U.S. and EU has been to restrict travel and freeze assets of certain Russian and Ukrainian individuals,without restricting trade. According to extensive empirical studies (Hufbauer et al.), economic sanctions have rarely been an effective way to restrain the actions of target governments or impair their military potential, in particular, when dealing with large target countries. A key problem in such cases is that the countries imposing sanctions suffer a sizeable economic loss in addition to the loss suffered by the target country. For example, an embargo on oil exports from Russia would result in a huge increase in oil prices, at least temporarily. In addition, several EU countries are heavily dependent on Russia for natural gas. Beyond energy, German and many other European Union businesses trade extensively with Russia, and they would be harmed by sanctions. In addition to trade, there are also extensive investments between EU and Russian firms that would be adversely affected. For example, German firms have energy investments in Russia while Mikhail Fridman, a Russian billionaire, just announced the purchase of the Dea oil and gas unit from RWE, Germany's second largest utility (Bloomberg).
In the longer term, European countries currently heavily dependent on Russian energy would benefit from further integrating their energy markets as well as being part of a more thoroughly integrated world energy market. A more integrated market would allow lower cost responses to natural disasters and political or military threats. Tighter integration would include countries such as Ukraine ending energy consumption subsidies that discourage consumers from responding to price incentives (see Dolan for a comparison of the energy efficiency of Ukraine with that of other countries). Impressive increases in production of oil and natural gas in Canada and the United States open up additional sources of exports of oil and liquified natural gas. Greater trade would require the U.S. government to remove export restrictions on oil, natural gas, and refined products that have been in place for decades. In the meantime, short of another "Oil Glut", it is difficult to think of an economic factor that could effectively weaken Putin's rule and his aggressive foreign policy.
Bloomberg, 2014. "Billionaire Fridman's L1 Buys RWE Oil Unit for $7.1 Billion", March 17
Dolan, Ed. 2014. "Ukraine's Crisis Threatens to Drag Russia's Economy Down, Too", February 24
Economist. 2014. "Planet Plutocrat", March 15.
Hufbauer, Gary Clyde, Jeffrey J. Schott, Kimberly Ann Elliott, "Economic Sanctions Reconsidered: History and Current Policy, 2nd edition", Institute for International Economics, 1990
IMF, 2013 "Russian Federation: Staff Report for the 2013 Article IV Consultation", October
Reuters.2014. "Russian Markets Take Fright on Putin Threat to Ukraine", March 3.
Wall Street Journal. 2014. "German Firms Fear Fallout if Russia is Hit with Sanctions." March 17.
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There are no sanctions that would impose large costs on Russia without also imposing large damage on the West. Initial sanctions by the US and EU on individuals have induced laughter in the Russian parliament. More severe sanctions on trade and investment would be more costly to Russians, but they would also be more damaging to Western nations and to the fragile world economy. The West could reduce Russian leverage by giving European customers more and better sources of oil and natural gas. Providing greater access to energy cannot be completed in days or weeks but it could begin now by eliminating all restrictions on US exports of crude oil, natural gas, and refined products.
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I agree with Simon Johnson and Peter Boone that there are limits to the influence the West can have on both Russia and Ukraine. The relative economic decline of Ukraine was due partly to poor economic governance even before the Yanukovych regime. Refusal by the government to end energy consumption subsidies led to the cut-off of two loans from the IMF. Credible reform must begin inside Ukraine, and the new government could take this crisis to commit to radical reform that could not have occurred in normal times. The United States could contribute to global energy reform by immediately abolishing all restrictions on energy exports.
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ThomasGrennes • March 20th, 2014 at 4:31 pm
Currently imposed weak sanctions will have no effect on Russian policy in Crimea. Stronger sanctions on trade and banking would be harmful to both the West and Russia. Also the adverse effects on EU members would be very uneven. Some countries, such as the Baltics and Poland rely heavily on Russia for energy. However, the United Kingdom is an exporter of energy, but London financial firms have many important Russian customers. Hence, it will be difficult to get agreement on strong economic sanctions. However, the U.S. could reduce the leverage of Russia in future crises by immediately abolishing export restrictions on energy. The new government of Ukraine could also make themselves less vulnerable to future crises by ending subsidies to energy use.
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Christine King, Michelle Stewart and Jeremy Gyoerick do a drill where they aim and hold the gun steady without shooting prior to a practice at the Prince Albert Wildlife Federation's shooting range north of the city recently.
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Christine King aims during a practice at the Prince Albert Wildlife Federation's shooting range north of the city recently.
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Michelle Stewart aims during a practice at the Prince Albert Wildlife Federation's shooting range north of the city recently.
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Jeremy Gyoerick aims during a practice at the Prince Albert Wildlife Federation's shooting range north of the city recently.
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Eleven Prince Albert area shooters are participating in the Canadian National Pistol Championship this weekend.
Christine King, Jeremy Gyeorick, Michelle Stewart, Cory Lavigne, Harvey Lavigne, Grant Lavigne, SueLynn Lavigne, Chris Klemens, Drew Nevland, Quinten Saunders, Tianna Stewart and Shana Webb made their way to the anuual event.
Three of the club's top shots, Gyoerick, King and Stewart, were at the Prince Albert Wildlife Federation range north of the city on Wednesday as coach Gordon King put them through their paces.
Gyoerick has been shooting for six years, and at 18 is a veteran of nationals. He earned a first in the sport pistol event and a second in air pistol last year.
"This year I'm pretty excited," he said. "I'm shooting in new events and getting ready to make the national team, hopefully this year."
It's a common thread among the trio.
King, 21, is trying to balance university with her training. The former member of the national developmental team for two years and the national junior team is hoping to earn a spot at the university games in 2013. She also wants back on the developmental team.
As a junior, she won the 10-metre air pistol twice and the sport pistol three times at nationals. In 2011, she competed as a senior lady for the first time, and met her goal of earning a top eight finish.
Now she's aiming for the top six in nationals.
"That's been my goal all year so hopefully I can accomplish that," she said.
Stewart, 39, is the oldest of the three but a relative newcomer to the sport. After taking it up a year and a half ago with her children, she's hooked.
"To me it's fun," she says. "The camaraderie of everybody that we shoot with ... everybody is friendly and fun to be around. Yes, we compete against each other but at the end of the day we all go out for dinner and have fun and joke around."
In the entry level events at nationals in 2011, she earned a first and a second. Her strong results have pushed her up a level this year.
"I'm hoping to make the national developmental team this year but because I'm relatively new at shooting it may not happen this year, it may be next year," she says. "We'll see what happens."
The qualification system is easy. Once you're a member of the Shooting Federation of Canada, you can go to nationals.
Like golf, shooters are handicapped according to abilities, in expert, intermediate or entry levels. The tiering is based on prior scores at matches across Canada.
In Saskatchewan there are six matches a year but local athletes can use scores earned anywhere in Canada.
At nationals, there are a number of events.
• Air pistol, men's and ladies'.
• Sport pistol, ladies.
• Standard pistol, men.
• Centre fire, men.
• Free pistol, men.
• Olympic rapid fire, men.
The scoring seems simple — obviously closer to the middle is better — but the actual scoring system varies by the event. In the finals, the scoring is broken down into fractions based on where inside of the lines the shot landed.
King said there's surprisingly little difference from competing in a regional event to stepping up to nationals.
"It's virtually the same group of people but it's larger scale," she says. "I don't really get stressed out, pressure-wise. I really view this sport as fun."
Gyoerick is participating in the free pistol, which involves firing a .22 calibre handgun at 50 metres.
He recently enrolled in a University of Saskatchewan program through SIAST, making him eligible to shoot at the 2012 World University Games in Russia in a few weeks.
After earning a spot on that team, nationals will be a final tuneup for him.
"I hope to compete well," he says. "Scorewise, I want to make the cut scores to make the team. Placement wise I would like to get first but my goal is to make the national team and do really well."
Gyoerick is fortunate to have a pair of sponsors — Rally Motor Sports and Medicentre Pharmacy — to help defray his costs.
Gordon King says that shooters can spend thousands on their equipment, but results come from a steady hand.
"It's about five per cent equipment and 95 per cent concentration."
While shooting is ultimately an individual sport, the team concept is something important to all three.
"The pressure is only on me and I don't have to rely on teammates for me to do a good job," Stewart says. "So if I don't train enough, then it's my own fault. It's not that I trained hard all day and my teammates didn't."
Christine King echoes Stewart's thoughts, adding that seeing herself and those around grow in ability doesn't hurt.
"I look back to when I was 12 and I didn't really want to shoot so I took a year off," she says. "When I came back I saw myself go in two years to the most improved shooter provincially and then when I was 17 I went to Canada Winter Games and when I was 18 I went to Youth Commonwealth. Seeing myself progress through that and now watching ... I've been shooting with Jeremy since he was 12 and it's amazing to see how far everybody's come."
The club, which always accepts new members, is at the indoor range on Monday nights for air pistol and the outdoor range on Wednesdays for live fire.


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She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Baldemar S. Fernandez; sister, Lupe Rodriguez; and brothers, Joe Henry Garcia and Jesse Garcia.
Survivors include one son, Daniel (Janice) Fernandez; four daughters, Belinda Fernandez, Cathy (Robert) Gutierrez, Patricia (Val Amador) Garcia, Leticia (Albert) Garcia; 12 grand-children, Mallorie Danielle Garcia, Daniel Paul Fernandez II, Brandon Miguel Jimenez, Steven Rey Garcia, Roberto (Trey) Gutierrez III, Vicente Reyes Fernandez, Christopher Joseph Gutierrez, Adriana Carmel Garcia, Gabriel Baldemar Gutierrez, Alberto (A.J.) Ricardo Garcia, Marco Antonio Fernandez and Lucas Andres Garcia; five brothers, Reyes (Ernestine) Garcia, Alvin (Amelia) Garcia, Eugene Garcia and Daniel (Jill) Garcia Jr., all of Houston, and David (Sheila) Garcia; five sisters, Ramona Montez of Beeville, Delores (Johnny) Sosa, Olga (Jesse) Morales, Mary Ann (Mel) Treviño and Catherine (Arnold) Lopez, all of Houston.
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