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Toyota is working on mapping major tracks from around the globe, AutoCar reported. There is no word on what specific information will be recorded, but it's likely lap times and top as well as average speeds will be included. Those who bought their coupes, no matter the brand, are likely to be able to retrofit the kits afterwards rather easily, though a release date isn't known. Also promised are multiple online tutorial and demonstrations for tracks, assumingly to help drivers maximize their performance and drop lap times.
At the same time, the recent rumors of the Toyota GT86/ Scion FR-S/Subaru BRZ triplets getting a convertible version have just been all but cemented. Toyota GT86 project engineer Tetsuya Tada said a droptop is "technically feasible," before adding that the public hasn't even seen a third of the development planned for the GT86.
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Infants born prematurely are at higher risk for adverse developmental and health outcomes than infants born at term. Although the causes of prematurity are not definitively known, environmental exposures such as air pollution, in addition to individual clinical, behavioral, and socio-economic factors, may contribute to this outcome and present an important opportunity for preventive interventions.
We examined the associations between exposures to outdoor air pollutants, including particulate matter less than ten microns in aerodynamic diameter (PM10), ozone (O3), sulfur dioxide (SO2), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), carbon monoxide (CO), and preterm birth in Mexico City.
Data from mother-infant pairs enrolled in the Early Life Exposures in Mexico to Environmental Toxicants (ELEMENT) study from 1992–2002 were analyzed. Women were excluded from the study if they lacked complete information on the following covariates: mother's age, years of education, marital status, smoking status during pregnancy (yes or no), parity, calf circumference, or previous adverse birth outcomes (defined as any previous stillborn, miscarried, preterm, or low birth weight infants). Daily pollutant averages from the metropolitan Mexico City air quality monitoring network were used to assign trimester-specific and full pregnancy exposure levels to the 807 women who met the study inclusion criteria. Of these women, 53 (6.6%) delivered preterm. We used a logistic regression model to evaluate the effect of an interquartile range increase in the estimated exposure on the likelihood of preterm birth, adjusting for potential confounding variables (see covariates listed above).
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These preliminary results, which adjust for many individual risk factors, show an association between O3 and increased risk of preterm birth and suggest an effect from PM10 and SO2. The PM10 and SO2 associations we observed are consistent with other birth outcomes literature, while the O3 results are notable in that few other studies have reported associations with this oxidant pollutant, which is found at high levels in Mexico City.
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(2) If d(f,g) = 0, does that imply that f = g? (I'll leave that one to you.)
(3) Is d(g,f) = d(f,g)? Yes, obviously.
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The Westerville City School District's realignment committee has added a sixth option for the redrawing of elementary attendance boundaries.
The Board of Education heard an update on the realignment process at its meeting Monday, Feb. 25.
Under the initial timeline for redrawing boundaries, the board was scheduled to hear the first reading of legislation to approve new boundaries at the same meeting.
That was delayed until March 11, however, as the committee continued to listen to community feedback and tweak proposed boundaries based on that feedback.
The committee did narrow the field of boundary options down to three, asking the board and the community to focus feedback on the options that have presented as Options A, D and F.
"We're asking the community to provide us with feedback, from not all of the options that were on the table but (about) the three options that are on the table now," said Realignment Committee member Vaughn Bell.
The three options reflect the committee's goal of creating neighborhood elementary schools by sending students to the schools closest to them when possible.
However, that goal creates a great discrepancy in the amount of ethnic and socioeconomic diversity at districts different elementary schools.
Under option A, the percentage of nonwhite students at each school would be: 15 at Robert Frost, 16 at Alcott, 20 at Fouse and Mark Twain, 27 at McVay, 39 at Wilder, 40 at Huber Ridge, 41 at Whittier, 49 at Annehurst and Cherrington, and 58 at the newly created Emerson/Hanby, Pointview and Hawthorne.
Under option D, the percentage of nonwhite students in each school would be: 16 at Alcott, 17 at Fouse, 29 at Robert Frost, 32 at McVay, 36 at Pointview, 37 at Mark Twain, 38 at Wilder, 40 at Annehurst and Huber Ridge, 50 at Cherrington and Hawthorne, 55 at Whittier and 59 at Emerson/Hanby.
Under option F, the percentage of nonwhite students in each school would be: 17 at Alcott, 27 at Fouse, 34 at Pointview, 36 at Robert Frost, 37 at Mark Twain and McVay, 38 at Whittier, 39 at Wilder, 40 at Huber Ridge, 41 at Cherrington, 49 at Emerson/Hanby, 50 at Annehurst and 55 at Hawthorne.
The percentage of economically disadvantaged students, measured by the amount of students on the free and reduced-price lunch program, under option A at each school would be: 2 at Alcott, 6 at Robert Frost, 10 at Fouse, 17 at Mark Twain, 23 at McVay, 37 at Wilder, 42 at Whittier, 48 at Annehurst, 52 at Hawthorne, 53 at Huber Ridge, 54 at Cherrington, 60 at Emerson/Hanby and 64 at Pointview.
Under option D, the percentage of economically disadvantaged students at each school would be: 2 at Alcott, 6 at Fouse, 22 at Robert Frost, 29 at Mark Twain and McVay, 35 at Wilder, 40 at Annehurst, 42 at Pointview, 48 at Hawthorne, 53 at Huber Ridge, 56 at Cherrington, 58 at Whittier and 59 at Emerson/Hanby.
Under option F, the percentage of economically disadvantaged students at each school would be: 4 at Alcott, 18 at Fouse, 29 at Mark Twain, 31 at McVay, 32 at Robert Frost, 36 at Wilder, 38 at Whittier, 43 at Cherrington, 45 at Pointview, 48 at Annehurst, 51 at Emerson/ Hanby and 53 at Hawthorne and Huber Ridge.
Eighteen parents spoke to the school board during the Monday, Feb. 25 meeting asking the board to slow down the realignment process to allow more time for the public to digest the options for realignment and provide feedback.
"You have our attention, so please don't squander that heightened sense of involvement," said elementary school parent Rick Vilardo. "I think you are at a place of saying, 'Wait.' ... Do not force us into a corner, but invite us to the table."


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We have been bringing to you several bizarre and interesting stories from the data breach world. A lot of our stories were about IT company data breaches and Medical info breaches. But today's story comes from altogether another genre of websites. This time data belonging to sports persons has been inadvertently disclosed on the website. Let us get to the bottom of the story.
London Marathon website leaks data
The personal data of 38,000 London Marathon participants was mistakenly published online on April 23; the day after the Marathon event took place. According to the BBC report, the event organizers published the details on the marathon's web site that were accessible to anyone logging onto the web site on Monday. The details included personal data of celebrities who had taken part in the marathon, including Chef Gordon Ramsa, Nell McAndrew and Labor Party politician Ed Balls.
The problem was first discovered when a television presenter was contacted by a lady who had found her home address on the London Marathon web site. Apparently she saw her address on the section in which commemorative medals could be ordered. The race organizers apologized and now the issue has been resolved.
As to how long the data was actually available on the website is still not known.
The Apology
Nick Bitel, the chief executive of the London Marathon, said: "We apologize for this error, and are grateful to the BBC for bringing it to our attention.
"We immediately made sure that the glitch was corrected.
"We do not believe that this has led to a substantial number of individuals' details being accessed by members of the public."
Data Protection Act
Comment by the spokesman for the Information Commissioner: "This is something the Information Commissioner will need to look in to to see how it has come about.
"It's the reasons these things come about that determine the course of the investigation. "Every case is different and we will certainly be making inquiries." As per the Data Protection Act appropriate measures must be taken against accidental loss of personal data.
The act further states that any breaches could be considered either a civil or criminal offence depending on the circumstances.The organizers have tried to downplay the error but if proved then it could amount to a criminal offence.
Negligence can cost embarrassment, monetary loss and bad publicity
The above news item shows that it does not have to be a breach of the data protection act only if a hacker breaks a security code or steals data. Even negligence leading to data exposure is a criminal offence and one has to be extra careful to safeguard personal data of people. You never know how a personal data can be misused in today's cyber world.
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St. Michael Community School's green club members gathered to accept a cheque for $600 toward some of the activities they have done to better the environment. Herald photo by Dave Lazzarino
Students at a Prince Albert primary school have worked to better their environment and for their efforts they have been given big green thumbs up.
Jeff Schewaga, local business supervisor for SaskEnergy, was on hand at St. Michael Community School to congratulate the students on their hard work and hand over a cheque for $600.
Students from the school's green club gathered to accept the donation that is part of a provincial program to encourage environmental stewardship.
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Zora Neale Hurston - three short stories found
Glenda R. Carpio and Werner Sollors are professors of English and African and African American studies at Harvard University. In a piece in this week's Chronicle (of American higher education) they describe how they and their students go about researching the life of Zora Neale Hurston as part of the Africian-American literature programme, and have as a result found three short stories from 1927, that had not been listed in the formal autobiographies of her life. In writing the piece the authors set it out as a literary process/lesson, rather than a straight news piece and choose to lead on the antagonisms between Richard Wright and Zora. It is their analysis of the stories which I found most interesting:
The three stories are important because they provide fuller insight into Hurston's engagement with urban black life. They show us that Harlem was of more than just passing interest to the author, and ask us to dig deeper into the phase of her life before she became so identified with Eatonville. The first story we found is a different, somewhat funnier version of "Book of Harlem," with the subtitle "Chapter I.," suggesting that Hurston may have envisioned it as the beginning of a longer migration tale. The second story, "Monkey Junk: A Satire on Modern Divorce," adheres to mock-biblical storytelling to satirize urban divorce, with the duped husband going back to Alabama at the end. It closes with the exclamation "Selah," an equivalent of "Amen" or "so sayeth the Lord" from the Book of Psalms and an ending that Hurston also used as a tongue-in-cheek valediction in a 1927 letter in which she expressed hope for a large automobile.
While "Monkey Junk" tells the classic migrant tale on the country mouse/city mouse theme, the third find, "the Back Room," is as fully immersed in the most sophisticated 1920s upper-crust Harlem party life as any story previously known from the Harlem Renaissance: "West 139th street at ten p.m. Rich fur wraps tripping up the steps of the well furnished home in the two hundred block. Sedans, coaches, coupes, roadsters. Inside fine gowns and tuxedos, marcel waves and glitter. People who seemed to belong to every race on earth—Harlem's upper class had gathered there her beauty and chivalry." In the background of the story are the human entanglements of a night at a party that also features a Charleston dance contest. The ambience: "Everybody being modern. Cigarettes burning like fireflies on a summer night."Here is their full article: The newly complicated Zora Neale Hurston
This is a link to one of the stories: Monkey Junk
All three stories will be included in a forthcoming issue of Amerikastudien/American Studies.
Mark Twain and the 'n' word
Alabama based publisheers New South have published new version of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. These versions have the inflammatory words for native Americans and black people replaced with words and expressions that are now deemed more acceptable. In Huckleberry Finn, for example the 'n' word appears 200 times. The publishers aim is to enable the books to be on the (American) school curriculum and enabling the most famous works of Twain's to be read and enjoyed by the young - and much more wider audiences. This has resulted in a massive literary furore with most arguing that this is then not the work that Twain published and others arguing that in this day and age such words are just not applicable/necessary in the school. What do you think?
In my work's book club I suggested that we read The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (in 2009) on the basis that we all should have read at least one Twain and that this classic would be a good one. I did not finish it - I did not get beyond chapter 7. Its actually pretty dull and implausible, (that could be it's worst crime) and while I get that the book is supposed to show the transformation of Huck's attitude to the run away slave Jim; and that Twain was showing up the ridiculousness of the southern states attitudes to black people and slavery, it is not worth the struggle to the end - when there are now so many good books around. I can of course understand that it written of its time and that Twain was anti-slavery and pro-equality, but now such words are not only unacceptable in all 'civilised' circles (to use another Huck turn of phrase), they do get in way of discussing the book's issues thoroughly in an open way. My recent experience is that it was difficult and embarrassing to discuss in a mixed group. Also, I don't think that replacing the 'n' word with the word 'slave' is the correct word - one is a term of horrible dehumanising abuse; and while the other is unfair and dehumanising in its application, it is a word - an accurate noun. So it is not the right word in the sense that Twain meant to give impact to the experience that Huck had been through. Ultimately I feel that choice - you can choose to read the version that you prefer - is a good thing. And I would hope that in school a good English literature teacher would be able to explain the literary context, construct, themes, characters and aims of any work in a sensitive and learned way. While I think that the wrong word has been chosen, overall I don't have a problem with the word being changed, since if you read any translation, either from another language or the updating of English - who'd read Chaucer in the original these days? - someone, other than the original author has made a decision about the words that you reading. As a connected aside, while I think of it here, I recently read Christos Tsiolkas' The Slap, it is about multiracial contemporary life in Melbourne, Australia, and it struck me how many terms of abuse that there are for people of colour; as someone who has read many books by authors of colour it seems that such terms of abuse barely exist when describing people of other races or colours - just a thought.
Costa Prize: Children's Award
Jason Wallace's Out of Shadows has won the above prize. It is set in Zimbabwe and is essentially the story of his life, when as a young boy his family moved there just after the country gained its independence and black rule. It is based in a colonial boarding school where they cannot accept this new rule and try to turn the clock back. The overall prize for the Costa Book of the year will be announced later this month.
The Man who Recorded the World: A Biography of Alan Lomax
John Szwed, is a Yale scholar whose previous work has been on Miles Davis and thus has set the bar really high in terns of jazz biographies. In this work he is looking at the life of Alan Lomax who used to visit the southern states - most notably the Angola prison in Mississippi to record the folk music of the region, that became the basis for the jazz, soul and rock music of the early and mid-20th century and inspired many of the most famous musicians and pop bands. On one hand Alan Lomax is lauded as a kind of important librarian, in getting the music listed and record - it has become a critical archive of the music that would have been otherwise lost. On the other hand, he is controversial because he sometimes put his name to the works to gain royalties when he was no way the creator. Not the first or the only person to have ripped of young and unknowing black musicians by any means. This weekend there have been two very good reviews of this book in the The Guardian and The Observer. Both reviews note that the non-scholarly Lomax was taught his methodology in Haiti, by Zora Neale Hurston, who was a specialist anthropologist and worked throughout The Caribbean.
You, John Haynes
Poet John Haynes latest work, You, a book length poem about his life with and love for his Nigerian wife, has been shortlisted for the TS Elliot Poetry prize. The winner will be announced on the 24 January. Here is a review of You from The Guardian, it is a bit confused - he says it has 'a cliched lexicon' and that it 'is clumsy' but 'engaged and engaging.' I think that 'stark contrasts between Britain and Nigeria' seem obvious cliches to me, but that is reviewers for you. St Lucian Nobel prize for literature winner (1992), Derek Walcott is on the TS Eliot short list too for his latest book White Egrets
You don't often see reviews of books by Caribbean based authors in the UK press. So it was good to see Ian Thomson (author of The Dead Yard: A Story of Modern Jamaica) reviewing in the Financial Times, this novel about Trinidad, Is Just A Movie. Earl Lovelace, is a distinguished and well respect author across the Caribbean, Is Just a A Movie, is set in 1970, over a one year period tells how the island flirted with a back to Africa revolution based on the Black Power movement..
How to Read the Air, Dinaw Mengestu
Dinaw's second novel is just out and was reviewed in the Sunday Times today (8/1/11). His first novel Children of the Revolution was a Guardian First Book Award winner and LA TImes book of the year in 2008 . There has been an expectant buzz around the arrive of How to Read the Air, also in the US where it was published before Christmas. It is is the story of a marriage break-up set against making a new life (from Ethiopia) in the US, the narrator is the son, who also re-tells the story of his parents travel through Sudan and Europe and life in Washington DC. Review: The Guardian
Poet laureate for Scotland?
Author and poet Jackie Kay is on the shortlist for the honour of becoming Poet Laureate for Scotland - known as the first makar. I am sure that she'd be fab at it, but I wonder if she's have better things to do with her time really. I am never inspired by the work of the poet laureates, it seems to be an honour that drains the work inspiration out of the honoured. Read about it: here
Look for for these new books
Look out for The Cry of the Go-Away Bird by Andrea Eames in which a white girl in 90s Zimbabwe sees her privileged world fall part. And Hollywood's favourite crime writer, according to Amazon, Elmore Leonard's next book is a geo-politicical crime fiction called Djibouti, which The Guardian, says it is a 'Middle East'-western on water - it of course, set in the horn of Africa. Both books will be published in February.
King James' Bible Readings
The BBC (Radio 4) has excelled itself with the readings of the Bible throughout the day today. Hugh Quarshie (from Holby City) read the Book of Job (episode 4) and Adjoa Andoh (Dr Who) did the extraordinarily sensual Song of Solomon (episode 5). All the programmes are available to listen again for seven days and can also be downloaded as podcasts.


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As the dust settles and smog clears on holiday sales in the game industry, we're getting more of a feel for the game industry, including who won and lost and in the game of the new motion-controllers. According to industry analyst Michael Pachter, Microsoft's Kinect outsold PlayStation Move 5 to 1 in the all-important holiday buying month of December.
"About one fifth of PS3 sales included bundles with Sony's Move controller, suggesting a modest third month," said Pachter. "About half of Xbox 360 sales included bundles with Microsoft's Kinect peripheral, as Xbox 360 Kinect console bundles outsold PS3 Move console bundles by 5:1."
Not only that, but according to Pachter, the top two selling Kinect software titles outsold the top two Move titles by over 13:1.
At CES, Microsoft's Steve Balmer said M'Soft had sold 8 million Kinect units (he apparently meant "shipped, however), a larger number than the 5 million the company originally predicted.
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Emma Watson had a spring in her step as she went out to lunch on the Lower East Side in New York City on Thursday (February 21). A few days ago the actress vowed to simply her life after a mealtime accident. She tweeted:
"I just dropped my iPhone in my soup. I think it might be time to tone down the multitasking.."
Fans of Emma's latest movie, The Perks Of Being A Wallflower, are excited over the prospects of a sequel to the film. Stephen Chbosky, who directed the film and also wrote the book on which the movie was based, has said that he'd love to revisit the characters and see what they're up to ten years later.
"I love the kids and it would be lovely to make another film with them," Stephen told Perez Hilton, referring to Emma and the film's other stars Logan Lerman and Ezra Miller. "Maybe we should just get them all back together in ten years and tell another tale!"View Slideshow »»


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How do you let people know about the good food and art awaiting their pleasure when your art cafe is down a drive off a country road? Place an arresting sculpture at the entrance on the roadside and see what happens.
Artist Judi Brennan, her daughter Jo and partner Andrew Blewett didn't have to wait long before traffic on Lake Taupo's Mapara Rd began turning into number 255, lured by the sun-reflecting metal sculptures of nikau trees at the entrance - and the sign with the playful name of L'Arte.
Since opening four years ago, L'Arte has established itself as a vibrant destination on the byway that runs between Taupo's Acacia Bay and Kinloch. Appetising, home-made food presided over by Jo is served among the art. Judi's eye-catching mosaic seats are the prelude to a garden of sculptures by artists from around the country. In the cafe customers swivel between the food counter and displays of jewellery, paintings and other art works.
L'Arte was spawned when Judi decided to relocate her studio to Taupo's historic village. She, Jo and Andrew then combined creative forces to convert the Mapara Rd property into the cafe Jo had dreamed of owning since childhood. Et voila! We have a lively establishment where even the bathrooms are works of art.
The wine licence is another reason to linger in this beautiful spot near the shores of Lake Taupo. My unwooded chardonnay went down rather well with L'Arte's eggs benedict, which was served with a potato cake and wasabi hollandaise to spike the salmon.
Getting there: Air New Zealand flies daily to Taupo from most major New Zealand centres. Alternatively, it's just under a 4 hour drive from Auckland.
What to see: The L'Arte Cafe is located at 255 Mapara Road, a 15 minute (approx) drive from Taupo along Acacia Bay Road.


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- Jennifer BakerSeptember 3, 2010 at 2:01 PM
ahahahaha....LOVE it! You just send B on over to Augusta, GA on March 17 and she can celebrate St. Patrick's Day with the Regans.ReplyDelete
So funny! Maddie has a dancing princess video that she "practices" with. She takes it so seriously - wand and all!ReplyDelete


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49 Nice And Creative Error 404 Pages
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Whether you have a broken link on your site or your visitors happened to come from a site that incorrectly hyperlinked your site; they are likely to land on an error page. If this error page is properly handled, the visitor will be reading an Error 404 page.
Seeing things from a visitor's point of view, when a hyperlink is clicked, it's expected to return results of related information. And if it turned out to be an error page, it's disappointing, sometimes frustrating too. Most of the time, a frustrated visitor don't return.
So for a web designer or developer, though sometimes you cannot control the cause of error page, but you can minimize the damages by using a custom Error 404 page. The page can serve to educate, encourage visitor to re-search, display related information visitor might be interested or even redirecting them back to main page. Error 404 page is mandatory and if you currently don't have one, here's 49 nice and creative Error 404 pages begging to inspire you. Full list after jump.


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"Tempting yet tastful burlesque comes to Williamstown."
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"A Different kind of poetry in motion as Gypsy Layne blends the arts with sexiness."
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"The Lichtenstein performance was only a mere tease and a taste of a full GL show, which includes broad comedy farce, titillating poetry, earthy dancing, and sultry singing."
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Hundreds of water customers in Madison who were asked to keep their water running this winter can finally turn their water off.
Madison Water Utility announced Monday the frost line has receded to the point where the more than 650 customers in high-risk areas can stop running a constant stream of water to avoid frozen laterals.
The request to run water started in February, and the utility thawed 300 frozen laterals. There are only a handful of frozen laterals during a typical winter, according to the utility.
Many of the high-risk areas are dead ends and cul-de-sacs.
Customers who were asked to run water will receive a credit on their next bill based on average water use over the last three years. The credit might extend beyond one billing cycle.
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I'd argue that the US, UK and UN forces intervention in Korea in the 50's is a classic reason why we shouldn't get involved in other peoples civil wars and politics. That conflict is still on going and unresolved and can flare up at anytime, as the last few months has proved with north Korea threatening all out war with the south and it's allies and the US has sworn to protect and go to war for south Korea. Korea and Vietnam are/where just proxy wars between the "west" and china and the soviet union(as was), millions die and even more are displaced and for what? So that the US and UK arms manufacturers can make huge profits.
No, so that South Koreans can live in a first world democracy with human rights rather than starving to death by the millions in a totalitarian hellhole like North Korea.
North Korea like to sabre rattle when China threatens to cut off their aid. South Korea is their favourite victim but they are more than capable of targetting Japan; and would certainly do if North Korea controlled the entire Korean peninsula.
Still they aren't a "client state" so all's well.
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The Norman Rockwell painting of the family sitting around the dinner table seems to have been relegated to bygone days.
The busier we get, the harder it is to have a family meal.
Dec. 3 has been designated as "Dining In Day" and hopes to help us realize just how important family meals are.
According to a recent study conducted by Columbia University, there are some benefits to eating as a family, including better school success, instilling family values and dealing with weight concerns.
Luckily in Kentucky, we don't have harsh winters, but we still have to deal with ice whether around our homes or in the barn.
I have written before about the necessity of water for livestock and how important it is to have fresh, clean water at all times.
Also, winter feed such as hays and grains are low in moisture, so the animals' water needs can be increased during cold weather.
If ice is present, your animals could become severely dehydrated. Below are a few options for keeping fresh water to your animals.
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Archaeological Museum of Marathon
The Archaeological Museum of Marathon is situated in Vranas and is characterized as an historic heritage gem of the city. However, the birth of this museum resembles to an incredible jigsaw puzzle constituted by short human stories, starting in 1969.
Marathon was, then a small village and the few inhabitants were involved in agriculture. The Boukouvala family lived in Tsepi, and its members were searching daily to find underground water to cover their needs.
One day, while they were digging at a depth of about five meters, they discovered a small cave that caused them a great impression. They started to dig out ... strange rocks, they called relatives and friends and after a few hours they realized they had discovered an ancient tomb.
The family members immediately informed the police of the small community and soon, a renowned archaeologist and scholar of the time, the professor Spyros Marinatos, was notified and proceeded to the place, to reveal rare archaeological findings, by excavations that lasted three years (from 1970 to in 1973).
Marathon was suddenly in the spotlight. The archaeological excavations and the findings of Marinatos were daily the main subject of the most popular newspapers in Athens and many visitors arrived in Marathon in order to admire the findings closely.
One of the guests who arrived at Marathon in 1973, was the Greek-American, Eugene Panagopoulos, a Reserve Sub-lieutenant of the Navy, conspicuous for his undying patriotism, expressed by various donations to the homeland.
Impressed by the findings of Marathon, Panagopoulos spent a small fortune to keep them at the place they belonged and not being transferred to a museum in Athens. He sponsored the housing of the Early Helladic and the Middle Helladic Cemeteries, the Tomb of Plataeans, the Mycenaean tomb of the Arno, and in 1975 he built the Archaeological Museum of Marathon.
The expropriation of land, and the asphalt paving of the road linking Marathon Avenue to the foothill of Agriliki were also contributions of the great Marathon benefactor. And so Marathon, acquired a museum to house its valuable historic heritage.
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TROPHIES ROOM: Part of the Trophy column, mounted at the Marathon plain to commemorate the victory of the Athenians over the Persians in 490 BC., dominates the room.
ROOM 1: Contains exhibits of pottery of the last phases of the Neolithic period (4000 - 3200 BC) and the first phases of Bronze Age (3200-2700 BC). Most pottery were found at the Cave of Pan in Oinoi.
ROOM 2: Includes ceramics and small objects from the cemetery of the Early Bronze Age at Tsepi. The visitor can also admire some offerings (kterismata) of Middle Helladic and Late Helladic period, found at the cemetery of Vranas.
ROOM 3: Contains the geometric pottery, archaic and classical period from the cemeteries in the area of Marathon, Kato Souli and San Andreas, Zouberi.
ROOM 4: Includes marble works, such as inscriptions, statues of Herodes Atticus and his students, relief statues and inscriptions of Roman times.
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BURLINGTON – Vermonters may be swatting more mosquitoes than usual this summer because of the record-breaking spring rains – and some of these insects bring the possibility for mosquito-borne illnesses.
Human illness caused by mosquitoes is uncommon in the state, but recent evidence of two, West Nile virus and Eastern Equine Encephalitis, means that it's worth taking simple precautions to avoid bites.
West Nile virus was first introduced to Vermont in 2000. Although the last reported case of human illness occurred in 2003, and the last reported case of illness in a horse was in 2005, the virus has been detected in a small number of mosquitoes or birds every year of the past decade.
There has never been a case of Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) in humans or horses in Vermont, but this virus has caused human and animal illness in bordering states and Quebec. In 2010, testing of deer and moose samples confirmed that EEE virus is here, too.
"While the risk of illness from these viruses is still low in Vermont, it is not zero," said Erica Berl, an infectious disease epidemiologist with the Health Department. "It is important for people to take precautions to prevent mosquito bites."
During the 2010 hunting season, blood was collected from more 500 deer and moose presented at check stations throughout the state. Eleven percent of the samples tested positive for antibodies against the virus, which means that these animals had been exposed to EEE virus in the past. Deer and moose were chosen due to the ease of collecting samples.
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However, both viruses have the potential to invade the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord) and cause more serious illness. Symptoms of severe disease include fever, intense headache, weakness, poor coordination, irritability, drowsiness and mental status changes. About one-third of people who develop severe EEE disease die, and many who recover are left with disabilities. Fortunately, severe EEE is rare.
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Shawnie Kelley has traveled across Europe and started tour company Wanderlust for Women to help ladies explore the world. Though she's a seasoned international voyager, much of her expertise centers on the city she eventually called home. The author is working on her third edition of "Insiders' Guide to Columbus," which is expected out in late 2012.
She shared about a life of discovery, both near and far.
In 1997, I quit my job in Pittsburgh, came here and went back to school at Ohio State. I studied art and architectural history. I ended up going to the University of Edinburgh in Scotland on a fellowship to do research on a castle. I traveled all over England and Scotland and France.
I've always had my travel bug. It really stems all the way back from probably when I was in ninth grade French class and art history classes — and really wanting to see the world, see art, see architecture. I've been traveling for 25 years nonstop.
My favorite place to travel in the United States is the Nemacolin Woodlands and Fallingwater.
My favorite place to travel internationally is France. These days, I'm addicted to southwestern France, just west of Provence.
I moved back in 2002. I had to decide where was home, and Columbus felt like home. There were a lot of factors that drove me to stay. All my stuff was here. My sister was here. Every time I came back to the city to visit or to pay my dues at Ohio State, something about the city sat well with me.
I had no intentions of writing a travel guide. I was trying to find a travel guide for my friend who was coming to visit — a German girl who kept insisting I was from Idaho. I contacted the Insiders' Guides, just sort of pleading the case for Columbus to have its own guide. They're like, "Well, why don't you write it?"
They had a guide for Cincinnati. They had a guide for Pittsburgh. I was like, "Dude, we're the capital of the state." We have a flourishing arts community. It's a young city. It's modern. The first edition came out in 2006. The second one, which is in desperate need of an update, came out in 2008.
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By Brierley Wright, M.S., R.D., February 17, 2012 - 12:02pm
Brierley asks: Have you had success losing weight with any of these diets?
You are totally misinforming people about the raw diet. Studies support that a plant based diet reduces your risk for cancer and heart disease. You are stating the opposite of these studies by encouraging people to eat meat and dairy products. I suggest you contact Dr. Neil Barnard and his extensive research of the benefits of a plant based diet.
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Paleo diet is not high protein... it's moderate protein... You don't have to go strict paleo and can introduce raw milk butter and raw milk cheeses (or pasteurized if your from the uSA).
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So because dairy is eschewed, Paleo is bad?? There are plenty of other ways to get vitamin d and calcium without it. Kudos for not trying to rip it apart like every other "nutrition expert" though.
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Completely wrong about the dukan diet. Obliviously the author lacked in their research. You can eat dairy. As long as it is fat free or under 5% fat. Make sure there are no added sugars too. 18 oz a day is recommended as the max amount of milk based foods per day.
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06/27/2013 - 6:15pm
It is wrong to publish that dairy are our sources for calcium and vitamin D when it has been proved that all that is just marketing. The dairy industry needs to make people think that they may get osteoporosis for not drinking milk. That is false. The milk we find in the market were enriched with Vitamin D, that means that milk on its own has not Vitamin D and Calcium is only in small quantities. In addition, every species should stick to that their mothers produce, therefore, milk from cows should be consumed by their babies, calves.
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07/15/2013 - 6:29pm
I've been on the Paleo diet for 5 months now, have lost 35 pounds and haven't felt this great in years. I recently got extensive blood work done and everything had improved. Your write up was completely innacurate and embarassing to read. There are no cheat meals in a true Paleo diet. Read Robb Woff's book and learn.
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07/31/2013 - 12:10pm
There are no phases in the Paleo diet. None. I cannot even begin to think of a paleo health advocate or author who would recommend such a thing. Paleo dieters eat whole, natural foods in whatever quantities and at whatever times they want to. It doesn't even have to be low carb as you claim.
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08/03/2013 - 7:37pm
Actually dairy causes plaques to deposit in the body which can cause serious health concerns. There has been extensive research supporting that fact. Soy and almond milks actually provide you with more calcium than dairy milk and it has no saturated fats so they are an all around healthier altunitive, especially for those with high cholesterol and heart disease.
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08/27/2013 - 10:53am
Your approach sucks. Paleo society is huge and successfully and is not a diet is a way of life. Please study hormones before commenting on memory loss and the way metabolism goes. Otherwise change the name of your website
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I have been on several low carb diets in my life to help maintain my weight and well being. Currently I am living the paleo lifestyle with lots of vegtables and fruit and lean meats. I have chosen to continue this diet becuase I love the way it feels. Contrary to your comment about needing carbohydrates for memory and mood, my own memory and mood have become even better since adopting this diet. I no longer have any "senior" moments and the lag that I would normally feel in the afternoon is gone. I also no longer have cravings for sugary sweets and bread as I have in the past and therefore I have been able to control my weight much easier.
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Pujols' walk-off HR downs Red Sox in 19thPujols homered leading off the 19th inning, and the Angels outlasted the Boston Red Sox 5-4 on Saturday night in the longest game in the major leagues this season. The 6-hour and 31-minute game was the longest home game in Angels history, and Pujols' walk… (more)Source: ESPN.com
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The group of Senators included Kay R. Hagan (D-N.C.), Michael Bennet (D-Colo.), Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.), Mary Landrieu (D-La.), Thomas Carper (D-Del.), Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) and Chris Coons (D-Del.). The Senators and four of their colleagues—Senators Mark Begich (D-Alaska), Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), Herb Kohl (D-Wisc.), and Mark Warner (D-Va.) have agreed on a set of principles for moving forward this year on a reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA).
"We know the results of doing nothing, and they are catastrophic," said Senator Bennet. "The time for bold action is now."
Secretary Duncan explained that a major goal of reauthorization is to "raise the bar" for college and career ready standards, but also to empower great teachers, great principals and great local communities:
"They know their children much better than we [in Washington] do," said Duncan. "We can't begin to micromanage 95,000 schools from Washington, and we don't want to. Frankly, we want to reduce the federal footprint."
He also noted that Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Chairman Tom Harkin (D-Iowa) and House Committee on Education and the Workforce (E&W) Chairman John Kline (R-Minn.), as well as HELP Ranking Member Mike Enzi (R-Wyo.) and E&W Ranking Member George Miller (D-Calif.), are working hard on an ESEA reauthorization bill and that he would continue to work with Congress in a bipartisan way to fix the law this year.
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