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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency last week announced the membership list of the first Great Lakes Advisory Board, a group of scientists, business leaders and non-profit representatives.
The 18-member board is intended to provide advice to the administrator of the EPA. That agency is responsible for the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, a $1 billion program that aims to improve the Great Lakes ecosystem. We hope the newly crafted panel will continue the good work already being done by the initiative, which has already had a positive local impact.
The city of Marquette, in conjunction with the Superior Watershed Partnership, received word last fall that Marquette would get nearly $180,000 from the GLRI in order to implement green management practices to reduce bacteriological, algal and chemical contamination.
That money was intended to be used, in part, to create 1,000 feet of green infrastructure along a ditch that drains storm water into Lake Superior. Surveys of the lake area adjacent to the ditch has shown elevated levels of E. coli contamination.
The grant funding, the city said, would result in a combination of practices, including engineering and native plant restoration, which would result in naturally filtered water.
Similarly, the city was hoping to redirect a portion of a previous GLRI grant to craft a plan for a redesign of Marquette's South Beach, which has also shown elevated E. coli levels.
Additionally, the GLRI is working to clean up more than two dozen toxic locations across the Great Lakes region, including the Upper Peninsula's Torch Lake, Deer Lake and Manistique River.
To this point, the initiative has been a boon to the area, and the newly formed advisory panel – which includes two professors, a city administrator and the executive director of the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative – should only help to accelerate and inform the work being done.


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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (April 21, 2010) – Fenerbahce, the Turkish team of Gabe Gardner (San Clemente, Calif.), won the league playoffs on Saturday with a 25-20, 25-13, 24-26, 25-19 victory over Ziraat Bankasi.
Gardner had 13 points on 13 kills for Fenerbahce in the final match. His kill percentage was 0.42.
It is the second year in a row that a team with a U.S. player won the Turkish title. Last year, Istanbul Buyuksehir Belediye with Ryan Millar (Alpine, Utah) and Scott Touzinsky (St. Louis, Mo.) won the championship.
Unicaja Almeria, the Spanish league team of U.S. players Matt Denmark (Edmond, Okla.) and David Smith (Saugus, Calif.), has advanced to the playoff finals after defeating Tarragona SPiSP in three straight semifinal matches.
In the third semifinal match on April 16, Smith scored nine points on seven kills and two blocks. His kill percentage was 0.50. Denmark scored five points on three kills, one block and one ace. His kill percentage was also 0.50.
Unicaja Almeria will play CAI Voleibol Teruel in the finals, which begin on Friday.
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In the second quarterfinal match on Saturday, Poitiers defeated Beauvais Oise, 3-2 (25-21, 26-28, 23-25, 25-22, 15-8. Lotman led Poitiers with 19 points on 14 kills, four blocks and one ace. His kill percentage was 0.44.
Poitiers will play Tours, which won the regular season league title, in the best-of-three semifinals that begin on April 24.
- Who was the leading blocker of the 2009 FIVB World League final round (if you go by blocks per set, which is how the final award is determined)?
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The U.S. Men's National Volleyball Team is holding two intersquad scrimmages in Southern California in May.
On May 15, the team will scrimmage at 7:30 p.m. at JSerra Catholic High School, 26351 Junipero Serra Road in San Juan Capistrano.
On May 21, the team will scrimmage at 7:30 p.m. at the Walter Pyramid at 1250 North Bellflower Blvd., in Long Beach.
Tickets are $10 for adults, $7 for kids and seniors and LBSU students will get in free. Tickets are available at the Walter Pyramid box office or online at www.longbeachstate.com.
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Lloy Ball's biography, The Biggest Mistake I Never Made, is now available for download.
The book details the life and career of Ball, a four-time Olympian, including his experience in Beijing when the U.S. Men won the gold medal at the Olympic Games.
The E-book costs $9.95. For more information, click here.
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The NET Live is an Internet radio show hosted by former U.S. Men's Team player and two-time Olympian Kevin Barnett along with current team member, two-time Olympian and 2008 gold medalist Reid Priddy.
The show is usually broadcast at 10 a.m. PT on Mondays and features interviews with a variety of volleyball personalities along with banter by the two hosts and sidekick/engineer Dan "Kinda Good" Madden.
Click here to listen to the show.
You can also download the podcast from iTunes by clicking here.
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David Lee (Alpine, Calif.) had eight blocks and six errors in 26 attempts for an average of 1.33 blocks per set. However, he did not get the award because the U.S. Men did not advance to the semifinals. Cuba's Roberlandy Simón Aties won the award instead. His average was 0.80 blocks per set.


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Kudos to anyone who was rocking these songs back in 2011, when they were released to general indifference before building grassroots-style into honest-to-goodness smash hits. If one of these comes on the radio (and they all do, often), there's no chance of me flipping the station. (By the way, it's interesting to see how the white artists stretch across multiple stations while the black artists are confined to "urban" radio.)
(5) Future featuring T.I. - "Magic"
This gets bottom spot on my list mainly because I have trouble distinguishing it from Future's other breakthrough hit, "Tony Montana." But even if they're almost exactly the same song, that one song manages to go exceptionally hard without seeming to exert any effort at all. ("Voila, magic," indeed.) Plus, it's awesome to see T.I. back in fighting form in so many guest spots lately. Speaking of which...
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(4) 2 Chainz featuring T.I. - "Spend It (Remix)"
Yet another guest spot from Tip + an almost gallingly simplistic hook ("I'm ridin' around and I'm gettin' it/ It's mine, I spend it") = a starting success from the rapper formerly known as Tity Boi. Seriously, I don't know how we ended up in a world when seemingly every A-List urban radio star is lining up for a 2 Chainz guest spot.
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(3) fun. featuring Janelle Monae - "We Are Young"
This has to be the frontrunner for most pervasive single of the year, right? Billboard certainly seems to think so. Look out for my interview the week of their sold-out April 19 gig at LC Pavilion.
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(2) Gotye featuring Kimbra - "Somebody That I Used to Know"
Talk about coming out of nowhere! This guy has been touring the world for more than a decade, and his song has been out since last summer, but it wasn't until this winter that he became a mainstay across the radio dial. This track is bound to be a gateway drug into Gotye's extensive catalog.
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(1) Kirko Bangz - "Drank In My Cup"
An H-Town anthem we can all get behind (assuming you can reconcile your moral compass with rampant codeine-sipping and a 50 Cent-style sex-over-love priority system). That hook, though! Hoping to see this cross over to the Top 40 crowd, Drake-style.
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Onalaska teacher uses past to inspire creativity
ONALASKA, Wis. - While many schools focus on bringing in new technology to the classroom, April's Top Notch Teacher is finding ways to keep the past alive.
While she introduces her second through fifth-grade students to art forms that are all but lost, she's making sure her students also see the value of new creations.
Sounds from the past float from Pat Stellflue's art classroom at Eagle Bluff Elementary School in Onalaska.
"They have to dance to the music and follow the music otherwise they might have to dance with me," said Stellflue.
In Stellflue's classroom, you learn more than your primary colors.
To catch her students attention and teach them about famous artists at the same time, she'll call out an artist's first name.19553062
"It's the last name and it's the famous artist," said third-grade student Cody.
"That tells her that we're quiet and we have our eyes on her and we're listening," said Lily Tobert.
"We know Pablo Picasso," said Cody.
"We know a lot about them," said Tobert.
But music and artists are not where the history lessons ends, Stellflue also gives the kids hands-on experience with art forms that are all but lost.
"We inherited that loom. The children are going to be ripping some more material and making the rugs. It's a wonderful thing for kids to understand how the weaving process was many years ago," said Stellflue.
While art history is woven into the classroom, it's also a place where brand-new creations are encouraged.
"I want them to understand that the creative process is there for everyone. There is no real right or wrong," said Stellflue.
"We can make what we want when she says you can do your own thing and stuff," said Tobert.
"Art is a really important subject with core curriculum being such an important thing. Children just need a place to do a hands-on project and be successful and have a comfort level that makes them successful in other areas of their learning," said Stellflue.
And from what her students say, her classroom is just that, a safe haven where creativity can flourish.
"She's kind. Everybody knows that," said Cody.
"I know that we're always going to have fun with her," said Tobert.
Stefflue has been teaching at Eagle Bluff Elementary School for more than 20 years.
She says the students make each day so fun, she hasn't had one bad day in the past two decades.
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I showed "Concert for George" to my girlfriend for the first time. While viewing it, it raised some questions from observations I made.
1. Was Patty Boyd at the show? She wasn't shown if she was. Was she invited to the concert?
2. The Rickenbacker 360/12 electric guitar they had on the right side of the stage in tribute to George, was that George's orginal Rickenbacker 360/12 electric guitarfrom 1964 with the Beatles?
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Seasoned pans are nothing more than pans coated with oil and baked multiple times until the oil polymerizes, turning into a type of "varnish" and then turning dark/black with continued use.
I appreciated the post Tom but it still doesn't answer my question... if we have a choice between "seasoned and dark" versus "virgin and light" I'm still of the opinion that the latter is better all other things considered equal.. as it slows down the crust browning. What am I missing- does the seasoning somehow improve flavor or release? Or are you simply saying that with continued use there's no way NOT to darken your pans?


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Pembine man charged in U.S. 141 crash
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MARINETTE, Wis. – A Pembine, Wis. man has been accused of injuring two Amberg, Wis. residents while driving under the influence of alcohol on U.S. 141.
Lawrence Jerome Smith, 57, faces one felony count of injury by intoxicated use of a vehicle, one felony count of injury by use of a vehicle with a prohibited alcohol concentration, one misdemeanor count of cause injury while operating under the influence, and one misdemeanor count of cause injury while operating with a prohibited alcohol concentration.
If convicted on all counts, he could spend up to 25 years in prison.
According to the Wisconsin Circuit Court Access website, Smith was in Marinette County Court this week for an initial appearance. He did not yet have an attorney, so he requested a court-appointed attorney.
Judge James A. Morrison granted the request and continued the rest of the initial appearance to March 20.
The charges against Smith stem from a Feb. 17 incident in Pembine.
According to the accident report from the Marinette County Sheriff's
Department, Smith was operating a pickup truck south in the northbound lane of U.S. 141 near Cemetery Road at about 6:15 p.m. when he collided head-on with a passenger car that was traveling north.
The driver of that car, 75-year-old Donald L. Lawrence of Amberg, and his passenger, 56-year-old Tina M. Lawrence of Amberg, sustained non-incapacitating injuries and were transported to a hospital for treatment.
Smith's vehicle also hit a third vehicle that was traveling behind the Lawrence vehicle. Neither of the two occupants of that vehicle were injured.
All three vehicles had to be towed from the scene.
The report indicated that the roadway was covered in snow and slush at the time of the crash, and that alcohol was a factor.
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Exchange student, host mom share religious traditions
ESCANABA – In anticipation of the time of year when both the Christian religion and Jewish faith are steeped in religious tradition, Lorrayne Krans of Escanaba and Zubenelyamaly "Yamaly" Aznar, a Messianic Jew, are preparing to share their beliefs together as they celebrate both Easter and Passover.
Yamaly, an exchange student from Mexico, has been making her home with host mom, Lorrayne, since the start of the 2012-13 school year.
Passover (Feast of Unleavened Bread) will take place in late March, just prior to the Easter celebration. It celebrates the deliverance of the Jewish people from slavery in Egypt. Lorrayne said she plans to help Yamaly celebrate the occasion and is prepared to provide unleavened bread during the feast.
In turn, Yamaly will be attending Easter service with her host mother and will even help with the Easter egg hunt the church is preparing for the youngsters. Passover will end on Tuesday, the 2nd of April.
Passover and Easter won't be the first religious holidays that Yamaly and Lorrayne will share. They joined in the Jewish celebration of Hanukkah (celebrated on Dec. 8-16, 2012) and the Christian celebration of Christmas
Hanukkah, also known as the Festival of Lights and Feast of Dedication, is an eight-day Jewish holiday commemorating the rededication of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem at the time of the Maccabean Revolt of the second century BCE. Hanukkah is observed for eight nights and days. The festival is observed by the kindling of the lights of a unique candelabrum, the nine-branched Menorah or Hanukiah, one additional light on each night of the holiday, progressing to eight on the final night.
"When we were getting ready to celebrate Christmas, I checked with Yamaly's mom and she told me she wants her to know and respect the faith and traditions of others," said Lorrayne. "When the seven-day week of Hanukkah came, Yamaly read the traditional prayers in Hebrew and we lit a candle for each day. We sure went through a lot of candles! It's tradition that a gift is received each night during Hanukkah and I'm not sure if Yamaly expected one, but I told her there would be plenty of gifts for her on Christmas."
And it's obvious from the smile on Yamaly's face when she spoke of her first Christmas celebration that she enjoyed it very much.
"Christmas was so much fun," she said. "Here it's a huge deal."
"This is my first time as host," Lorrayne said. "When I was considering it, I had the opportunity of looking over the bios of all the students who were looking for host families on the Internet and had the privilege of choose a student."
While reading about Yamaly, Lorrayne said she learned that the teen and her family were not Hasidic Jews (a sect which is extremely orthodox, requiring people to adhere to every basic doctrine and principle in traditional Jewish belief and practice), but were instead Messianic Jews (which attempts to blend belief in Jesus (Yeshua) as savior with a traditional Jewish lifestyle).
"That totally intrigued me," said Lorrayne. "My church supports a Jewish group in Israel and I felt it would be a good way to learn more about Judaism. I couldn't have picked a better student than Yamaly."
When they register for the Youth for Understanding program, students are allowed to choose whether they will attend worship services with their host family.
"They are not required to," said Lorrayne. "Some say they would rather not, others say they will sometimes attend, and others say they will attend every Sunday. Yamaly said she would be willing to attend."
Lorrayne said Yamaly has been watching the television series, "The Bible," that's being shown on the History Channel and the teen has been greatly interested in the segments in the Old Testament that deal with the history of the Jews.
Lorrayne said she was very touched when Yamaly learned that her host mom would be commemorating the fifth anniversary of the death of her late husband, Byron, on March 17 and offered to read a Jewish prayer to mark the occasion.
Sharing her home with an exchange student, particularly one with a different religious background, has been very beneficial to Lorrayne.
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Suddenly bursting through a thicket, some 15 feet to our right, was a black-and-white spotted dog, baring its teeth ...
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We descended the switchbacks zigzagging down Lookout Mountain outside of Chattanooga, Tennessee. The winding trail gave way to a gravel path behind a line of houses and trailers. We were eight miles in on a 26-mile training run that promised to take five or more hours to complete. My training partner and I talked, enjoying the momentary break from technical footing.
Suddenly bursting through a thicket, some 15 feet to our right, was a black-and-white spotted dog, baring its teeth, and another wild-eyed companion behind it. They lunged toward us, snarling and barking. We had nothing but our water bottles to defend ourselves. We shouted at the dogs, which brought the owner out of a dilapidated trailer to retrieve them, and we were able to back away and move on down the trail. This is a scenario all too familiar for runners.
A Not-So-Happy Ending
Long-time runner Karen Smith was not so fortunate. In December of 2009, she was attacked while running less than a mile from her home in Franklin, Tennessee. Smith laced up her shoes and headed out her door as she had done many times, to run a route she knew well and on which she felt safe. On this day, though, Smith spotted the unmistakable shape of a pit bull watching her from a porch as she passed.
In an instant, the animal was in motion, charging toward her. The pit bull launched himself, snapping and biting. Smith was knocked into a ditch and the dog latched onto her leg. "As I was getting up, I got bit in the calf. I started yelling for help," she says. In the vicious attack, she was bitten several more times, once on the nose. Smith eventually managed to break free and run to a neighbor's house. She was taken to the ER and received numerous stitches. The dog was euthanized and the owners had to pay Smith's medical bills.
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For me, here, I launched my business because of this blog. There is no way I would have done it otherwise. I may have made a few bottles of oils and sold them to good friends at the school drop off but I would never have had a platform on which to launch anything wider. Now, as orders arrive from all over the world I have to catch myself and remember that the blog did this. It really is...quite awesome.
The truth with me at the moment: life is good. I am settled. Much less anxious. I spend way too much time cleaning up after my family and it baffles me that they don't help me more. I wonder where I went wrong in raising my children that they don't offer to help. Then I chide myself and remember that when you're eleven or seven, the cleanliness of the house really is not an issue for you.
I see now that I have spent years living with pain and very slowly I glimpse that there may be a way to manage it. I am not sure it will ever be gone completely. But it might, some days, be absent. This makes me REALLY happy.
I spend a disproportionate amount of time thinking about clothes. And whether I am too old now to chose clothes that ten years ago I would have adored but ironically could not have afforded. I have just this week bought three pots of nail varnish and a lipstick (Diva by Mac = vixen?) to cheer myself up; and I am not even sad! I worry a-l-h-o-t that the happiness I have captured in my life will last. I never want the bubble to pop.
I wonder about my parents - divorced - who are so different I find it hard to imagine they were ever married. I constantly fantasise about de-cluttering my house. My children - sometimes just looking at them makes my heart ache, as in a physical weightiness in my chest - such is the depth of love for them. And my husband, he can still floor me with a blue-eyed smile.


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Omid, your dog is well trained, to eat off the plate and not have the pie cut into "slices". Nice job!Mark
At what point was the dough balled? I am assuming after the first fermentation and before the 1 hour in the fridge.Scott D.
Omid, thank you for posting those pics. Beautiful pies, as usual. My wife and I are visiting Whittier, in May, I hope that we can get to San Diego for a day and night, and one of your pies at Pizzeria Bruno.Mark
Delbar is quite the dainty girl.
Delbar doesn't realize how good she really has it!
Dear friends, I thought I share with you some pictures of the kibbles pizzayes, pizza with KIBBLES I baked for Delbar last night. She had no mercy on that pizza!(The kibbles were added after the pizza was baked.)
Hi Omid.Do you think the difference in pizza is because of the ferrara oven's low dome vs forno piccolo tuscan dome?
Beautiful pizzas Omid. . . .Chau
Omid,I agree with Chau. Your pizzas are always so beautiful! Norma
Honestly Omid, I don't think the Forno Piccolo pizzas have anything to envy to the ones baked in the Ferrara...... but I may be a bit biased.... Awesome looking pizzas my friend, and Delbar is a beautiful lucky dog.....


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Debates of March 31st, 2004
House of Commons Hansard #33 of the 37th Parliament, 3rd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was sports.
- David Strangway
- Volunteer Emergency Workers
- Insurance Industry
- Arts and Culture
- User Fees Act
- Gertrude Crosbie
- Wilbert Keon
- Diane Descôteaux
- New Horizons Program
- Salvation Army International Staff Band
- Kyoto Protocol
- Violence Against Women
- Employment Insurance
- House of Commons
- Government Appointments
- The Prime Minister
- Sponsorship Program
- National Defence
- Sponsorship Program
- Health
- The Budget
- Government Expenditures
- The Budget
- Foreign Affairs
- Canada Elections Act
- Employment Insurance
- Supreme Court of Canada
- National Security
- Employment Insurance
- Agriculture
- Presence in Gallery
- Message from the Senate
- The Budget
- Ways and Means
- Employment Insurance Program
- Older Adult Justice Act
- Chief Electoral Officer's Report
- Sponsorship Program
- Government On-Line
- Government Response to Petitions
- Public Service Commission
- Budget Implementation Act, 2004
- Tlicho Land Claims and Self-Government Act
- National Security
- Committees of the House
- Housing Bill of Rights
- Public Service Employment Act
- Committees of the House
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Motions for Papers
- Canada Elections Act
- Income Tax Act
2 p.m.
The Speaker
As is our practice on Wednesday we will now sing O Canada, and we will be led by the hon. member for York South—Weston.
[Editor's Note: Members sang the national anthem]
David Strangway
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Peter Adams Peterborough, ON
Mr. Speaker, David Strangway retires as president of the Canada Foundation for Innovation this week. Dr. Strangway is an officer of the Order of Canada, a former president of UBC and a distinguished geologist who worked on moon rocks retrieved by the Apollo missions.
Since 1998, under his leadership, the CFI has transformed the research landscape in Canada. It has helped change research and development in institutions in every province. Some 3,208 projects in 115 institutions in 56 municipalities have benefited from CFI support. Its investments have helped recruit 3,000 new faculty, retain 3,000 more and attract about 9,000 graduate students.
In a very short time Dr. Strangway strengthened institutions large and small, and decentralized research across the country. He helped research institutes, universities and colleges. I particularly appreciate his support of smaller research centres, as well as larger ones, and his recognition of the importance of linkages between such centres.
On behalf of all members, I thank David Strangway for his service to Canada and wish him well with the Sea to Sky University project in Squamish, B.C.
Volunteer Emergency Workers
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Canadian Alliance
Vic Toews Provencher, MB
Mr. Speaker, a provincial inquest into the deaths of three Manitoba residents has determined that many rural Manitoba communities lack an acceptable level of resources to protect residents from the threat of fire. This ruling further underlines the need for the House to consider amendments to the Income Tax Act, such as the proposal to allow volunteer emergency workers to deduct $3,000 from their taxable income, as the Conservative members of Parliament for Lethbridge and South Shore have long advocated.
This move would not only recognize the importance of volunteer men and women in emergency services and Canada's dependence on their services, but it would go a long way in helping communities attract and retain volunteers. In a small way, it would compensate those courageous individuals for their important service to their community.
Insurance Industry
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Gurbax Malhi Bramalea—Gore—Malton—Springdale, ON
Mr. Speaker, many people across Canada have found the dramatic increases in insurance premiums to be quite debilitating. According to the Insurance Bureau of Canada, insurance claims costs in Ontario were more than 50% higher during the last quarter of 2000 than during the last quarter of 1999. Last April, Statistics Canada reported that auto and home insurance premiums had risen 26.3% and 6.7% respectively.
In addition, there has been considerable coverage in the media addressing the great increase in the insurance industry's profits, which exceeded $2.6 billion in 2003. This is calculated to be almost 675% higher than the previous year.
Taking these numbers into consideration, I ask my colleagues in the chamber to become involved in working together federally and provincially in addressing this issue.
Arts and Culture
Statements By Members
March 31st, 2004 / 2:05 p.m.
Sarmite Bulte Parkdale—High Park, ON
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to inform the House that the Minister of Canadian Heritage has confirmed that the Government of Canada will continue to pursue its efforts in building the capacity of Canadian arts organizations through the renewal of the government's investment in arts and culture, known as "Tomorrow Starts Today", in the new fiscal year. After just three years, we are seeing extremely positive results of this initiative.
Through this program, the government is awarding an amount exceeding $9 million this year to qualified arts organizations across the country, matching every dollar raised from the private sector and deposited into an endowment fund. In three years Canada will have invested more than $20 million for that purpose, which leveraged $26 million from the private sector.
Together we can ensure that the organizations that contribute so much to the cultural life of our communities have the means to continue to do so.
User Fees Act
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Joe Fontana London North Centre, ON
Mr. Speaker, democratic reform is alive and well in the House of Commons.
Today Bill C-212 will receive royal assent. This bill represents what can be achieved when MPs from all sides of the House and ministers collaborate to help great ideas become good government policy. The bill represents the long and hard work of the Liberal member for Etobicoke North, of whom we should all be proud.
The bill will bring greater transparency, accountability and parliamentary oversight to federal government departments and agencies when they attempt to recover costs through user fees. It will provide greater parliamentary oversight; greater stakeholder participation in the fee setting process; improved links between user fees and performance; and the requirement that a more comprehensive stakeholder impact and competitiveness analysis is done when new user fees, or fee increases, are contemplated.
Who says an individual member of Parliament cannot make a difference in this place?
Gertrude Crosbie
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Progressive Conservative
Norman E. Doyle St. John's East, NL
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to pay tribute to the late Gertrude Crosbie of St. John's, who died on Saturday at age 78.
Mrs. Crosbie and her late husband Bill formed a local Cerebral Palsy Association in 1961 and opened Virginia Waters School for Children with Cerebral Palsy in 1968.
Gertrude Crosbie was a tireless volunteer with many causes: CNIB, YWCA, Meals on Wheels, the Newfoundland Historic Parks Association and the Maritime History Archives at Memorial University.
In recognition of her efforts on behalf of the community, Mrs. Crosbie was awarded an honorary doctorate from Memorial University and the Order of Canada.
I am sure all hon. members join me in passing on our condolences to her family and friends and our thanks for a life well lived in the service of her fellow citizens.
Wilbert Keon
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Eugène Bellemare Ottawa—Orléans, ON
Mr. Speaker, I would like to salute one of Canada's top visionaries and top cardiologist.
Dr. Wilbert Keon is the heart and soul of the University of Ottawa Heart Institute. Dr. Keon saved my life in 1996 when he performed emergency triple bypass surgery on me.
As a surgeon, a senator, a builder and an administrator, he consistently put people first.
Tomorrow, Dr. Keon hands over the reins of the internationally reputed Ottawa Heart Institute. It is a day that he will leave others to continue in his footsteps to continue to build on the research and administration of one of the world's top heart institutes.
The heart institute provides extraordinary care to Canadians, and does so in the country's two official languages.
Diane Descôteaux
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Pauline Picard Drummond, QC
Mr. Speaker, for Diane Descôteaux, a poet from Bon-Conseil, the past few months have been quite memorable, with 10 of her poems winning awards on the other side of the Atlantic.
To name a few, she received the award of merit for unpublished works, won the Apollon d'or French literary competition, an honourable mention in the 2003 poetry competition, first prize in the classic, neo-classic sonnet category of the Millen'Arts Journal , the first Robert-Jolly award from the Société des poètes et artistes de France, and the bronze medal in classic poetry from the Académie européenne des Arts-France.
For 2004, the poet hopes her two new collections will be picked up by a publisher. For the rest, she will continue to write and keep writing for a long time.
I congratulate Diane Descôteaux for her excellent work and for the well-deserved recognition she has been given.
New Horizons Program
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Serge Marcil Beauharnois—Salaberry, QC
Mr. Speaker, our government recognizes the importance for Canadian communities of the so-called "social economy enterprises". Not only do we recognize the importance of these organizations, we also follow up with concrete action.
Indeed, in the 2004 budget, our government pledged to allocate $8 million in 2004-05 and $10 million annually thereafter to the New Horizons Program.
The New Horizons Program provides funding to seniors' groups for various projects that are dear to them. In so doing, it helps maximize the impact of the volunteer work done by our seniors across Canada.
Our country can take great pride in the fact that it can count on a large number of volunteers for whom retirement is not synonymous with inactivity and social disengagement. It is critical that our government support their initiatives.
Salvation Army International Staff Band
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Canadian Alliance
Peter Goldring Edmonton Centre-East, AB
Mr. Speaker, today I have the distinct honour of welcoming, on behalf of the Conservative Party of Canada, an elite musical group to Ottawa.
Parliament Hill will soon resound to the resplendent brilliance of brass and stirring percussion of the world renowned Salvation Army International Staff Band.
The band, visiting Parliament Hill from London, England, will entertain and inspire all assembled at 3:15 today on the very steps of our House of Commons.
Formed in October 1891 by Commissioner Bramwell Booth, the band promotes the highest standards of the Salvation Army band excellence and spreads the message of the Christian gospel by presenting the best musical ministry.
I want to congratulate the bandmaster, Stephen Cobb, and all the members of the band who give freely of their time in addition to their commitment to their local church where many are involved in a leadership role.
I want to welcome them to Ottawa.
Kyoto Protocol
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Karen Redman Kitchener Centre, ON
Mr. Speaker, a Compas poll of over 500 senior corporate executives found that almost three-quarters of those interviewed in November and December 2002 supported Canada's commitment to the Kyoto protocol. Clearly, these business leaders understand that environmental challenges can be turned to advantage through leadership in green technologies, through more energy efficient transportation and housing, and through non-polluting industrial processes. This will stimulate new innovation, new market opportunities and cleaner communities.
In fact, since we ratified Kyoto, Canada's employment numbers rose by 334,000, the highest employment rate in Canadian history. The dollar rose from 64¢ to the 75¢ range. In the oil patch, drilling levels rose to an all time, high while profits were also at record levels.
Canadians are proving that what makes good sense for the environment is also good for the economy.
Violence Against Women
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Alexa McDonough Halifax, NS
Mr. Speaker, on April 7 we commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide. One million men, women and children, entire families, were brutally slaughtered while the world stood by.
Canada must do more to ensure that the world never forgets the Rwandan genocide.
Amnesty International's "Stop Violence Against Women" campaign points out that every day in our world women and girls particularly are assaulted, threatened, raped, mutilated and killed.
That is why the Canadian Committee on Women, Peace and Security, established to advance UN security resolution 1325, is important. It will increase women's participation in conflict prevention, peace processes and peace-building.
Violence against women is a global human rights crisis. We must end the silence that faces these women and girls when they attempt to seek justice, peace and genuine security.
Employment Insurance
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Gérard Asselin Charlevoix, QC
Mr. Speaker, today, we will vote on a motion that I presented and which seeks to create a special status for seasonal workers, regardless of the economic region in which they live. Right now, many families from the North Shore and Charlevoix regions are without any income because the employment insurance program put in place by the Liberal government does not provide support to them.
Despite repeated requests to this effect, the Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development is still refusing to meet with officials representing the Sans-Chemise and the Mouvement Action-Chômage, who are in Ottawa today to try once again to explain to the minister that the current situation is cruel and unacceptable for the unemployed, who are starving.
I am urging those hon. members who care about the plight of seasonal workers in their ridings to set aside their political differences and to support this motion, rather than abandoning the unemployed, who need their support more than ever.
In so doing, members will show that they are not complicit with the misappropriation of the employment insurance fund, and they will also show that their decisions are based first and foremost on the people whom they represent.
House of Commons
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Clifford Lincoln Lac-Saint-Louis, QC
Mr. Speaker, the eighth soccer tournament between pages and members of Parliament was held last night at the Ottawa police centre. The MPs won by a score of 5 to 3.
So far, the MPs have won six times and the pages twice.
I would like to begin by thanking the hon. member for Sackville—Musquodoboit Valley—Eastern Shore, the outstanding social director of the House of Commons and superlative organizer of the soccer tournament.
The pages team was led by highly skilled players like Mbimangil, Guillaume, Sabrina and Brent.
We would like all the pages to know how much we appreciate their sense of fun and sportsmanship but, above all, their untiring efforts on our behalf here.
For me it was also a nostalgic event. It was the last time I dragged my ancient bones onto the soccer field on the MPs team. It was also the last time I played defence along with my esteemed friend, the MP for Davenport. Together we represent some 1,000 years of life on this earth, or close to it.
Finally, but not least, Mr. Speaker, your presence was especially welcomed and appreciated. Thank you on behalf of all of us.


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Current height: 33-1/2"
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Overall: 3-1/2" diameter
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T6 tube bulb recommended.
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Following the consummation of the tender offer by Diebold, Incorporated, North Canton, Ohio, USA, to the shareholders of Wincor Nixdorf Aktiengesellschaft the management board and supervisory board of Wincor Nixdorf Nixdorf Aktiengesellschaft each passed the resolution today to submit a proposal to the extraordinary general meeting scheduled to be held on 26 September 2016 to approve the conclusion of a domination and profit and loss transfer agreement between Wincor Nixdorf Aktiengesellschaft as dominating entity and Diebold Holding Germany Inc. & Co. KGaA, Eschborn, a 100% subsidiary of Diebold, Incorporated, as dominating entity.
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The chief executive officer of Advanced Micro Devices believes that personal computers will not only continue to exist in their present form, but will also gain ultimate advantages from the company's central processing units with integrated graphics processors.
The conversations about the end of personal computers era started right after the first PCs hit the market. Recently such talks intensified fueled by the early market success of Apple iPad tablet that can do almost nothing except helping to consume media sold by Apple and its partners as well as doing very basic things. Quite naturally, personal computers continue to exist and gain functionality. But in order to reinvigorate the interest towards personal computers from various mobile gadgets, new hardware and software will be needed.
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The hardware - such as high-performance central processing units (CPUs) and graphics processing units (GPUs) - powerful enough to process advanced visuals or other data have existed for years, but at present such products are quite expensive. According to the chief executive officer of Sunnyvale, California-based chip designer, the so-called accelerated processing units (APUs) that combine x86 and graphics cores will allow to massively boost functionality of PCs because they are cost-efficient yet powerful.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (92 votes).
In short: Always greatIn full: I have run this race several times over the last few years and it is always great. Really friendly and organisation by the local club is far better than any commercially organised race.Date of review: September 22, 2014
In short: Excellent race, Well organised In full: I have done a couple of 10ks since I started running and they have always fell short of the distance. The Timberhonger 10k was a bang on with distance, so I now know what to aim for. Also, I must say what an excellent and well organsied race it was. It had road closures, plenty of signage, marshalls along the route and along with two water stations. The finsih was excellent, you got your medal, a chocolate bar, a bottle of water and of course your voucher for the bottle of beer which you collect from the beer tent. There was a great atmosphere around the park because of the carnival being held that weekend. I cannot fault. Excellent work, I will be back next year. Date of review: July 14, 2014
In short: Lovely race In full: as usual, a well run race with lots of supportive marshalls - thanks to everyone who gave up their timeDate of review: July 13, 2014
In short: Well organised and challenging race, really enjoyed it.In full: Great atmosphere with it being part of the carnival weekend. Nice time in the weekend to race and the organisation and course for the 10km is brill. Kids race was also excellent, only gripe was £5 per child for a 3 and a 4 year old seemed steep (but I would pay it again as they loved it), and could there be a one lap option for those that can't manage two laps?Date of review: June 30, 2013
In short: Organisation very good. Date of review: June 30, 2013
Date of review: June 29, 2013
In short: Good event and course but some people could of been more helpful to beginnersDate of review: June 25, 2011
In short: Hilly! Could do with chip timing. First 1k at least is VERY crowded.Date of review: June 21, 2011
In short: Fantastic race, very well organisedIn full: This was the second year I'd run this, attracted back by the excellent organisation and challenging course. It didn't disappoint, once again very well organised, friendly race. Ok so the hill at 8k is not much fun, but it's a challenge! Keep up the good work with this one, it's appreciated!Date of review: June 21, 2011
In short: Friendly and undulating!!In full: First timer at 10k and at this popular local event. Yes there are inclines but with enough training they aren't too bad.Marshalls really cheer you on and a surprising number of locals considering you run out in the sticks. Very well organised and great change to have a medal rather than another t-shirt....Mars bar was ace too :)Date of review: June 19, 2011
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Saitis barbipes
Saitis barbipes is a common jumping spider in the Mediterranean region, where it can be found on houses and rocks, as well as indoors.
The Australian "peacock spider", Maratus volans, has a range of superficial similarities to the species, such as green eyes, and an enlarged third pair of legs used for courtship. However, the genera Saitis and Maratus are in all likelihood not closely related.
Females reach about 5 to 6 mm body length. While the female is of a dull brown color, the smaller male is strikingly colored when frontally viewed. With green eyes, black stripes on the four white frontal legs, and red color above the eyes, it is probably the most colorful species of jumping spiders in Europe. The most impressive feature however is the greatly enlarged third pair of legs. These are colored red near the body, fading into black, with white tufts at the end. These legs are used in courtship display. When the male spots a female, he raises these. As he approaches her, from time to time he audibly vibrates the legs. A receptive female will then collapse on her legs and turn her abdomen upward.
The species name is derived from Latin, and means "bearded foot".
- Courtship dance for Saitis barbipes (with photo)
- Platnick, Norman I. (2009): The world spider catalog, version 9.5. American Museum of Natural History.
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After 20 years, Doug Stanhope has built a reputation as one of the most caustic and hilarious standup comedians to ever take the stage. When he performs in Columbus on Friday (with a drink in hand, no doubt) nothing will be off limits. He took some time out of his marathon viewing of "Meet the Hudderites" to talk with me about gambling, politics, smoking on stags, his comedic style, small towns, the absurdity of having an intervention with Hunter S. Thompson … and, of course, alcohol.
How is the tour going so far?
We've been off for the last two weeks, but the first three weeks were fantastic. We're doing three weeks on and one or two weeks off to keep our sanity. I haven't had this much fun in years; just driving around in a van with comics, my girlfriend and my buddy tour managing. It's old school stuff. Hung over and pile in a van in the morning.
Your style seems to be conversational and improvisational. Do you just come up with an idea on stage sometimes and just start riffing?
Yeah. You have a set that you can rely on if you have nothing else to say and there's nothing else in your head. But you try to avoid doing it, or expand on if you have a kernel of an idea.
It's not going to be anything new. I don't have some new character that I'm doing, it'll be the same old Stanhope — drunk and yelling, complaining. What topics they'll be, who knows.
Is there a bit of social commentary in your comedy?
There's not really a purpose. I'm don't think I'm going to change the world, but things tend to bother you occasionally and then you add some d--- jokes and try to make it funny. So, it gives me an excuse to scream in people's faces.
It's very cathartic, to the point where I get afraid when I find myself enjoying my day, where I don't have things to yell about. Your life gets too comfortable and it kind of hurts your business. I got to go out and get bothered by something. I'm way too comfortable on this couch watching dumb TV. No one wants to hear me complain for an hour about Dog the Bounty Hunter. If that's the worst thing going on in my day, I'm not taking enough chances.
Yeah, you're not one to hold anything back.
I don't know how much of it comes from the fact that I've developed my own underground, marginalized audience. I haven't really set out to create a style. It just came out of, well mostly from drinking. Alcohol is almost the Abbott to my Costello. We're almost a duo act — I wouldn't want to see my act without it. My act sober would be f---ing horrifying. So if there is a style, it would be a drunk guy railing at the end of the bar, staring at CNN.
But you're funnier than most drunk guys at the end of the bar.
Yeah, that worked out for me, but I still think I'd be that guy if it weren't for the funny. It would be really intolerable if I didn't have jokes.
How do you balance that self-deprecation with the confidence needed to get on stage?
That's exactly what I said. It's all alcohol. You have to have confidence to talk to a pretty girl, you wait until you're drunk. I'm the least confident person in the world. In the morning I'm just full of dread and self-doubt. Then at night I have cocktails, and, goddamn, am I full of ideas.
I enjoy cocktails, I enjoy drinking. I was talking about that … and someone said the term functioning alcoholic, which I think is bull s---. Then I came up with the term thriving alcoholic, and that's closer to being on the nose. I love a good drunk. Ron White is such a fantastic drunk. Can you imagine seeing Dean Martin on "Intervention"? No. He was really good at it. Hunter S. Thompson being sat down by his friends and family with dumb lists of how he's hurt them? You were never there as a father. You were out blasting snowmen with your .357.
You mentioned railing at CNN. What do you think of the election season?
Oh my god, it's so awful. It's the most boring election since [Michael] Dukakis. It's like if the Olympics lasted for 10 months and that was all that was on. Shut up, give me something else. Isn't there another shooter. Shooters are fun, hostage situations, tragedy, another tsunami. Really? We have to talk about the f---ing Democratic National Convention. There's no one to root for. The first time with Obama was fun. You know, the first black guy.
So you don't plan on using the election for material?
There's nothing really anything to use. Election years are always really terrible for that. There's nothing really interesting. It's not going to affect my day either way. I don't give a shit who gets elected. My day will go on. It always has. No president has really affected my life on any level that I can point to. None of them are going to do anything radical like legalize drugs. That in itself would solve so many problems; from Mexican violence with drug cartels to employment opportunities. It's just no one is doing anything.
I live on the border so it comes up a lot. Well, with one pen stroke all of a sudden they have no power, no money. And we have more jobs. Look at gambling; all these poker sites that got shut down. That's a $12 billion a year industry. Aren't we f---ing trying to get billion dollar industries in this country and get jobs? All you're doing is creating jobs offshore, you a--holes. It hasn't stop me gambling on football.
Are you a big sports fan?
I'm a big gambling fan. I love the NFL. I'm a huge football fan, but I don't know s--- about it. I've been watching it since I was a kid, and I still don't know what a 3-4 defense means versus a West Coast offense.
I like to put money on every game, and put Red Zone on and let my head just go completely retarded just trying to keep up with my parlays, who's ahead and who needs to score what to cover what to make what ticket win.
And it's a reason to have people over and barbecue. I don't have anything to say; I'd rather stare at some dumb game. Hang out with folks.
Do you have a favorite drink?
On stage I usually stick with beer. At home I drink vodka drinks. Vodka and unsweetened iced tea with a squeeze of lemon has been my drink this summer. Or just vodka and soda with lemon.
You also smoke on stage. Did you know there is a smoking ban in Ohio?
I stopped doing that just because you could palpably feel the audience drop off. It's the same for me. It's the same reason I don't go to movies. If someone lights up on screen, all I'm doing is thinking about cigarettes. I've lost the plot. I'm looking at my watch seeing how long until this movie ends. So, it's unfair. If everyone could smoke I'd do it, and f--- the non-smokers.
Do you have a favorite memory from going on tour, or favorite place to perform?
I really love the small towns. I love what we're doing now. We just did the same thing in the southeast leading up to this. Savannah, Georgia was great. Places I'd never been; Pensacola, Florida s---ty gig, but fun town with a great bar.
I like driving. I flew for the last several years and I have so little fun. You're just like the delivery man of jokes. You get off a plane, get shuttled to a hotel. You sit at a hotel bar with a bunch of pimps in their khaki pants and their blue oxford shirts having just done some Power Point presentation. No fun. Then you go to the show, but you can't hang out afterwards because you've got a 6 a.m. flight. So you got to taxi back to the hotel. You're just a businessman.
All the fun parts of comedy — hanging out, getting wrecked, jumping in a van with your peers and joking about it afterwards and trying to recreate the night before the next day in the van — that's where all the good stories come from. That's the whole purpose of doing this for a living.
And the small towns appreciate you more. You go to Las Vegas to do a show and they just stare at you knowing they could see Wayne Newton next door for $1.99 and get a free shrimp cocktail.
Is there anything off-limits for your comedy?
Nope. I wish there was, so I could do it. If you have suggestions, please send in your comment cards, or put it in the box. I remember early in my career, I'd write a joke and just laugh my balls off knowing I could never say this on stage. But just the idea of thinking about saying it on stage and you tell your friends, and they laugh their balls off. Then doing that and having it kill, you go, wait I can do this. This is the s--- I should be doing.


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The University of Wyoming was founded in 1886, when Wyoming was still a territory. In September 1887, UW opened its doors to 42 students and 5 faculty members-as befitted the university of "The Equality State" both the students and faculty included women from the first day. In the 125 years since the University of Wyoming was founded, we have grown into a nationally-recognized research institution that boasts more than 13,000 students from all 50 states and 90 countries, 197 academic programs, and more than 700 accomplished faculty providing a high-quality education in world-class facilities. We can only imagine UW's state-wide, national and international impact over the next 125 years!


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About the Author: Michelle Bernier-Toth serves as the Director of American Citizens Services in the Bureau of Consular Affairs.
May is Older Americans Month. The Bureau of Consular Affairs at the U.S. Department of State invites you to join us, and other communities nationwide, in celebrating this month by registering for the Age Strong! Live Long! Walk hosted by the Administration on Aging on May 27 in Washington, DC.
The walk's opening ceremony will be in the Hubert H. Humphrey Building at 200 Independence Avenue SW, Washington, DC. Please stop by our booth in the Humphrey Building before or after the walk to say hello or ask a question, pick up U.S. passport applications, and help yourself to copies of our information about traveling or retiring abroad for older Americans.
This year's Older Americans Month theme -- "Age Strong! Live Long!" -- recognizes the diversity and vitality of today's older Americans. Older Americans are living longer and are more active than ever before. From our vantage point at the Department of State, we see that the number of older Americans who travel, work, and retire abroad reflects the active nature of America's senior population.
As we celebrate Older Americans Month, we continue to encourage folks to be prepared before going on trips or retiring overseas. Here are a few tips for you, or for someone you love, who may be planning a trip or retiring abroad:
- Take note of the closest U.S. Embassy or U.S. Consulate in the country of destination and register your trip online. This contact information is stored securely and would enable us to contact you, or pass a message to your family on your behalf, in the event of an emergency.
- Reach out to U.S. citizen civic, business, or political groups abroad if you are considering retiring overseas. Ask questions about daily life challenges and opportunities that may not be apparent during a brief vacation. U.S. Embassy websites often provide lists of such organizations.
- Americans who travel in retirement are often concerned about health issues. Keep all prescription medications in their original, labeled containers to avoid delays at Customs checkpoints in other countries. Carry a note from your doctor (translated if necessary) that explains what the medication is for and includes the generic or chemical name of your medication (which doctors overseas may recognize more easily).
- Check with your health insurance provider to see if you are covered abroad. Many U.S. medical insurance plans do not cover health care outside the United States. Medical costs overseas can be expensive, and medical evacuations can cost upwards of $100,000. Many companies offer short-term health and emergency assistance policies to cover health care costs abroad, including medical evacuations.
To view our complete travel guidance for older Americans, see our information sheet online. We encourage you to make informed decisions about your travel and/or retirement abroad.
As the baby boomer generation ages, the Administration on Aging predicts that by 2030 America's senior population will number 71.5 million. The Bureau of Consular Affairs wishes this large segment of the population, as well as all those who love and support them, a happy Older Americans Month, and happy trails in your travels.
O.C. in USA writes:
The USA needs to prepare for specialized care for our aging population. Protecting seniors from economic exploitation and having comprehensive, wraparound care for seniors is vital. We are facing a healthcare tsunami for this generation of retiring seniors. Who will care for them when they can longer care for themselves? This will be a looming crisis if plans aren't implemented soon. We already have massive scores of mentally ill homeless living worse than sewer rats on the streets. Will this be the same for our seniors?
Joe in Tennessee writes:
You know, misery must love company and hypocrisy. As you age in America, people say: "You too old for this, too old for that..." and yet want know we need to be fit. Medical care will be beyond capacity within a decade in almost all nations. Walk, well something is better than nothing…but if you lift weights at 60 or do anything youth oriented your stigmatized. Fitness is such an oxymoron in cultural social development anything said now is hindsight. I still want to be on the Cover of Rolling Stone...but say that to others in any peer group and: LOL! --ok, you still need talent…but you get the drift. Why stop at walking. Why can't guys over 60 with experience go to war and let the kids stay home-because no one wants to pay out the insurance money or get sued…legal issues. Walk…don't run right?
Paul P. in California writes:
Just a note of caution:
There seems to be mounting evidence that older senior citizens should be on the alert for a possible foodborne illiness, Listeriosis, which can develop from the consumption of food containing the bacteria Listeria monocytogenes. It is among the deadliest of the foodborne diseases, especially for the elderly. There have been several food recalls in two months and at least two deaths reported in Texas due to this bacteria.


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The global market for set-top boxes (STBs) will grow gradually over the next few years, then will peak at around 110 million shipments in 2012. Thereafter STB unit volumes for all platforms – DTT (Digital Terrestrial Television), IPTV (Internet Protocol Television), DBS (Direct Broadcast Satellite), and CATV (cable) – will begin a gradual decline, claims analyst firm ABI Research.
"STB revenues for all platforms have declined significantly between 2007 and 2009, but will recover by 2010 and remain relatively stable through at least 2013," said ABI Research principal analyst Robert Clark.
Sales of basic STBs have already been falling for some time; now HD-only and PVR-only STBs are also showing the first signs of downturn. From 2009 on, Mr. Clark expects to see a greater share of combined HD/PVR sales, especially in the DBS segment.
The decline in shipments after 2012 is due in part to the expected completion, in most developed countries, of the transition to all-digital television broadcasting. Pay-TV platforms in particular are affected through 2012 by the threat of displacement by over-the-top video, and the substitution potential of residential gateways, media hubs and gaming boxes. STB components will increasingly be integrated into TVs themselves.
On the revenue side, IPTV has been the most affected of all the pay-TV platforms by the current dip. It was already forecast to slow down because network operators have been rethinking their future investments, especially from the standpoint of differentiation. The recent economic upheavals have exacerbated the decline.
"The STB won't disappear as a result of threats from other set-top devices. But in the DTT sector where the needs are more basic, there is an opportunity for STB component integration into newer flat screens," Mr. Clark added.


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I saw this oven on ebay a while ago, for sure seems like a nice thing and probably is working too. What do you think guys ?It looks like a cast iron to me, not sure about that.
I'm confused how having an oven that doesn't work be great for anything? Wouldn't that be like having a thorny lemon tree that doesn't bear any fruit?
Have you tested similar oven ?
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14th Annual UNC Neuroscience Symposium was held on October 24, 2013 at the Carolina Club
225 Neuroscientists from around the Triangle gathered on October 24, 2013 for the 14th Annual UNC Neuroscience Symposium. Drs. Clay Reid, MD, PhD, Sabine Kastner, MD, PhD and Bradley Schlaggar, MD, PhD delivered lectures on: Functional Connectomics and Project MindScope at the Allen Institute, Network Dynamics for Attention Selection in the Primate Brain and Functional Connectivity and the Developing Brain: Lessons from a Network Approach. The symposium was held on UNC's campus at the Carolina Club and was followed by a luncheon and several meetings between the speakers, students, postdocs, and faculty.


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I'm guessing you need to get it out and up to room temp now or it won't be risen when you need it.
That looks like a room temp rise dough anyway.
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Here are some of the best – and worst – of the week:
NO NEW SCHOOL BUILDING – The Westfield and Brocton boards of education have agreed that should the two schools merge, a new building will not be constructed. In the original feasibility study, one proposal included building a new building that would house students from both districts. Instead, the school boards are looking into keeping elementary students in their current locations, putting middle school students in Westfield Academy and putting the high school students in Brocton. No matter how the configuration is proposed, it's better to use the existing facilities than build a new building.
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB FUNDRAISER – The Boys & Girls Club of Northern Chautauqua County recently kicked off its annual One Campaign fundraiser. The organization is trying to raise $20,000. It's important for young people to have a place where they can go and be safe. To donate to the campaign or for more information, visit www.bgcncc.org or call 366-1016.
SOFTBALL'S FINEST – Congratulations to Bob Remington, Joe Woloszyn, Rick Bellando and Mark Wisniewski. The four area residents have been selected to the Western New York Softball Hall of Fame. All four were well known in local softball circles for their long and productive careers, as well as the spirit and class they brought to the game. The four will be inducted on May 3 at the Woodlawn Fire Hall.
YOUTHFUL OFFENDER STATUS – Eight males, ages ranging from 14-21, were arrested Thursday after allegedly stealing items from the Forestville High School. We can understand the youths age 14 getting youthful offender status. You can even make the argument for the 16 year old getting youthful offender status. But the two 18 year olds got youthful offender status as well. Why? One of the 18 year olds was charged with three counts of endangering the welfare of a child. If you're given youthful offender status, how can you be charged with endangering the welfare of a child? These 18 year olds should be charged as adults and their names should be released to the public.


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So I decided to give hatching a try. On paper, with the right kind of pen, I've managed to produce some tiles that I'm really proud of. Alas, completing the following tile with my drawing tablet doesn't look quite as good (and it was a pain in my wrist to boot). Oh well, it's a start. I suspect that I'll be evolving my own technique as a complete more of these. It may be that I just end up switching to scanned hand-drawn maps.
Anyway, for this tile I went back to White Plume Mountain. You really do get to add more details on these sidemorphs and for this one I added a gargoyle, some kind of altar, a pile of gold under a lantern, and a drainage valve at the bottom of the lake of hot something.


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