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Ruth R. Druse, 89, formerly of Richfield Springs, Cooperstown and Bemus Point, N.Y. died Wednesday, March 13, 2013.
She was born July 31, 1923, in Springfield, N.Y., the daughter of the late Ward and Lena Eckler Rathbun.
Ruth was a graduate of Cobleskill College and Oneonta State Teachers College. For 20 years, she taught second grade at Mount Markem Central School in West Winfield, N.Y. She was a member of St. John's Episcopal Church in Richfield Springs and volunteered at Bassett Hospital in Cooperstown. Ruth was a loving wife, mother and grandmother. Her family was of the utmost importance.
Surviving are two daughters: Sylvia Derrick of Amelia Island, Fla., and Cynthia (Daniel) Strafel of Alpharetta, Ga.; a son, Thomas (Jeanne) Druse of Rock Hill, N.Y.; seven grandchildren: Mitchell (Joelle) Derrick, Stacey (Alec) Huff, Bradley (Laurin) Derrick, Loring (George) Esch, Eric (Shelby) Strafel, Alicia (Ryan) Bonifas and Kristen Druse; nine great-grandchildren: Brynn, Braxton, Taylor, Braden, Bryce, Griffin, Elliot, Koen and Grayson; a sister-in-law, Mrs. Frank (Nancy) Druse; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Albert F. Druse, whom she married Dec. 13, 1944, and who died Aug. 26, 1989; and two brothers: Leon and Gordon Rathbun.
A memorial service will be announced at a later date.
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You don't have to be a member of COGAM for joining us in our excursions or any other activity, but members have preference when there are not enough places. If you like to participate in Trekking or any other activities of Cogam, become a member.
All our excursions are for a reduced and limited group of people. If you are not going to do all the activities that are scheduled for that day, please leave the place free for somebody else.
Before booking, you must read the information about the excursion you are interested in. You can read the information in our web (Documents in Trekking/Senderismo section). The information about every excursion is made available from the first day you can book.
You can book on your own or you can ask a friend to book on Mondays in the Hiking Group's meeting. Our meeting take place in: COGAM, c/Puebla 9, from 19.30 to 21.00 hours. You can book also by phone. Call Gay-Inform/Línea Lesbos (+34 915230070).
There are a lot of excursions with different levels. Please consider if you are fit enough forthe one you want to book.
If you are thinking about going to a High Mountain excursion you should have your own insurance or be federated.
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Mind-Body Connection - Page 2
Before the gun had even sounded, Jerry's mind was running a race of its own. A few miles into the race, feeling emotionally drained, he dropped out. Despite such textbook preparedness, Jerry had missed a vital part of training: his mind.
Mental training is the science of improving and enhancing human performance by developing skills such as goal setting, relaxation, visualization and coping with performance anxiety. It is the combination of mental and physical training that best prepares an athlete.
Here, we examine four common race-day mental mistakes and how to counteract them.
Mistake 1: Worrying about what you cannot control
I can't beat Susan. After all this rain the trails are going to be too muddy. If you allow yourself to be consumed by anything out of your control, you will grow frustrated and waste emotional energy.
"When I ran the 2011 The North Face Ultra Trail du Mont Blanc in Chamonix, France, a storm came in and threw off the race start by several hours," says Krissy Moehl, an accomplished ultrarunner in Seattle, Washington. "I had trouble letting go of what my splits were supposed to be, and dropped out of the race."
WHAT TO DO INSTEAD. When you think of something out of your control, such as bad weather on race day, replace the thought with something you can control. Since Moehl was unable to shift her focus to something she could control, like simply running from aid station to aid station, the race became too overwhelming to complete. "I learned that you have to be prepared to give only what you have on that certain day," she says, "not what you would have been able to give had circumstances been different."
Mistake 2: Focusing on the outcome
Obsessing over a specific outcome, like running a PR or qualifying for another race, may cause frustration, because you can only control the process of getting to the finish-line, rather than the finish itself. You may run your best race and still not run as well as you wanted. You must be prepared to accept that outcome.
WHAT TO DO INSTEAD. "Mental energy is similar to muscular energy," says Luke Humphrey, running coach and professional marathoner with the Hansons-Brooks Distance Project in Rochester Hills, Michigan. "Muscle glycogen is limited so we conserve it till we really need it. Mental energy functions similarly. Don't waste mental energy thinking about a race's outcome. Focus on running relaxed and in a good rhythm. Then late in the race when things are really hard, you will have mental-energy reserves."


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Back when you started with Los Hermanos, your first demos were on tape. Now you go straight to the computer if you want to record anything. What are the good and the bad aspects of that evolution?
Marcelo Camelo: The nice thing about it is that you can experiment a lot before recording. You can see what works, and what doesn't work. You can record the drums, then the bass, then record the guitar at home, it's so much simpler than it used to be. It also makes it possible for people who don't have much money to record something sound-quality-wise that is not as bad as our first demo was. I think the idea is to make it easier. Technology's function is to become the facilitating instrument.
That facilitating aspect has really changed music, because you don't go to the store to buy an album anymore.
Yeah, man, I haven't bought an album in years. I went to Fnac today with my wife and we went downstairs and were like tourists there, looking at the albums like, "What are we doing here? Is this thing for real?" There is no sense having an album. I go on YouTube and listen to it instead.
Do you think that technology influences the way you write or produce music?
Yes, totally. Everything influences me, as a matter of fact, especially the information I consume. The internet itself is a new medium, so that completely changes the parameters, you begin seeing artists that use the internet to express themselves. We are really privileged to see the coming of something as new and powerful as the internet, which connects people and enables us to develop a kind of intelligence that I think is completely new -- this collective intelligence, feedback, responsiveness, and conversation.
Our ideas about information have changed completely in a few years. Now the idea of an encyclopedia seems really bizarre, whereas a few years ago it was the standard.
Microsoft's Encarta went defunct last year. People looked at it and said, "Man, this doesn't make sense." The thing is, having information in one static place has become obsolete. When the internet started, I looked at music and said, "Man, crap, crap, crap." I cannot sell it because owning it has no meaning. You can access it elsewhere if you don't want to pay me. And I think that's one economic dilemma for people who sell information. Personally, I feel comfortable and happy knowing that I can be a consumer and take advantage of this new technology, because I consume information 100 percent of the time and produce information a very small amount of the time.
What's an example of you taking advantage of all this new technology and access?
For me, the best song of the year was written by a man who approached me in the street and said, "I have something on the internet, why don't you check it out?" His name is Nativo do Brasil and the song is called Mulher Maravilha. It is a guy playing the guitar in his living room. I heard it a thousand times, it's got a thousand page views, all mine. For me, it's the most beautiful thing in the world. The song is really incredibly good, the guy is very, very sincere. I think the future is much more like that than with dull robots. The idea I have about the future sounds much more like Nativo do Brasil than anything else.


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Before the Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
London, UK
7 November 2006
My Lords,
Members of the House,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I am greatly honoured to be with you today, and thank you all for your warm welcome.It has been almost exactly five years since I was last before you. We live in a time of extraordinary change and great danger.
Violence continues in Afghanistan and Iraq. Terrorists have hit London, Amman, Madrid, New York and other cities. The occupation and humanitarian crisis in Palestine is ongoing. Lebanon needs the international community's full support to rebuild and maintain its national unity.
We can work together for a world of law and progress - where our people live and thrive in safety. We must choose carefully and remember that we - and our children - have to live in the world that we create.
Nowhere are our choices more important than in the Middle East. My region plays multiple strategic roles in 21st century security. It is the spiritual home of three historic religions - two of which, Christianity and Islam, make up more than half of the world's people. We are Europe's closest neighbours. Our people have lived together for thousands of years. Together, we nurtured most of what the world now views as civilisation and science. Our region has long been a nexus of global trade, and is now, crucial for energy production.
Our region needs stability and peace, for our own sakes, and yours. Yet, in the Middle East, the frequency and intensity of crises are increasing at an alarming rate. This is occurring alongside other important changes in the regional environment that are opening the doors to extremists and expansionist regional actors.
Walking away from these challenges is not an option. Their impact extends to every corner of the world. We must confront these dangers, think in new ways about how peace and progress can be achieved - and act.
Let me speak first about the conflict in Iraq. The situation on the ground today is untenable. Persistent hostilities have delayed economic and political reconstruction. Sectarian violence and terrorism are driving the death toll higher. Both of our countries have also sacrificed greatly. I do not need to tell you how much Britain has given. Jordan has absorbed thousands escaping conflict. And, as you know, from Iraq, terror was exported to our capital one year ago.
Today, we should share the goal of restoring Iraq as a sovereign, secure, and unified nation with a home-grown democratic government that will respect the rights of all communities and a reconstructed infrastructure and economy that can offer people freedom and hope. Without these, we will not enjoy lasting stability.
We cannot attain that objective from a fragmented Iraq. Indeed, sectarian division is likely to bring worse violence, both in the near and in the long term. In a land weakened by division, the field would be open to extremists seeking influence in the Middle East and beyond. Such a situation would raise the potential for dangerous arms races and competition - threatening the region, its neighbours, and the world.
This means we cannot allow federalism to become a quick-fix solution to a complex problem. But we need renewed emphasis on non-military initiatives to help preserve Iraq's unity. Insecure areas cannot be stabilised by force. Such stability comes only when all groups have confidence in a process that gives them a voice, assures them justice, and provides for their security. We cannot afford to miss a single political, economic, or diplomatic opening.
An urgent priority is reconciliation, so that leaders from the three major communities can meet face to face, find common ground, and create home-grown, effective solutions. The historic suffering of Kurds and Shiites must be acknowledged; as must that of the Sunnis today. All Iraqis also need clear affirmation that the new Iraq will respect their rights and security.
Finally, Iraq needs creative thinking about political and economic incentives that give armed groups a reason to put down their arms and move into the political process. Under the right conditions, some of them could be absorbed into key state institutions.
The international community can play a significant role in devising creative strategies towards the fulfilment of these goals. It is vital for the friends of peace not to abandon Iraq to chaos. We in the region are deeply committed to a sovereign Iraq, in charge of its own security and future. But for the world to disengage when events are at a critical point would have serious unintended consequences. It would discourage the thousands of Iraqis who face the daily risks in building a new Iraq.
If there is any doubt about the risk of turning a blind eye to conflict in Iraq, we need only consider the other major crisis in the region, the oldest active conflict on the UN's books. This conflict has destroyed lives for three generations, fuelled global misunderstanding and division, and provided a recruiting tool for terrorists worldwide. I refer of course to the continuing denial of Palestinian rights, the core source of regional conflict.
Here again, the situation on the ground is at a critical stage. There has been no effective political process between Palestinians and Israelis for five years. The vision of the peace partners remains unfulfilled. In the absence of a genuine move towards peace, people in our region are questioning the validity of a peace process at all. Palestinian society is divided in an unprecedented manner. On both sides, we hear calls for a settlement by force.
But force is a recipe for failure. As in Iraq, if it continues unchecked, we can expect a situation that is far more radical and uncontrollable and many more years of violence before the parties get back to the peace tables, if ever.
The situation is not hopeless. But we must act. The Arab states understand this well. In 2002, we announced a breakthrough peace proposal that offered a way to reach both sides with what they want and need. Today, we are more determined to support an effective process. My friends, this is an opening that must not be ignored.
Now we need measurable progress towards a clear objective: two secure states, at peace with each other and the region. The Arab Peace Initiative promises security guarantees for Israel, a sovereign, viable, and independent Palestine and a process that would lead to a comprehensive settlement. It is the basis for practical results: a clear end game and an effective process that can reach it. It is in full accord with international legality. It has the acceptance of all Arab states and the Palestinians. I ask the international community to join us in resolving this crisis once and for all.
My Lords,
Honourable Members,
Great Britain has an important international leadership role. Your country has a special relationship with Jordanians, Palestinians, and other Arabs, as well as with Israel. You play a key role in the European Union and in trans-Atlantic relations. Your unique vantage point is a valuable asset that can be leveraged to bring about a meeting of minds. And your leadership is needed today as never before, to relight our vision for the future. Our fates are inseparably tied. Our partnership is crucial.
In years past, I have gone to coalition partners, as an ally and a friend, to talk about the dangers of ignoring events in the Middle East. I urged friends not to accept the violent status quo in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. I spoke frankly and on the record about the dangerous consequences of war in Iraq.
Now I come to speak again, about the dangers of failing to achieve peace in the Middle East - whether in Iraq or Palestine. As neighbours, as partners, for the sake of our people, for peace and coexistence, we must find another way, an effective way forward.
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Colbert, Spongebob, Others Could Be Off Time Warner Cable Tomorrow!
Happy New Year TV fans! As if not having the NFL Network is bad enough, Time Warner Cable may be taking away other top shows and networks.
According to the AP:
Nickelodeon, MTV, Comedy Central and 16 other channels will go dark on Time Warner Cable Inc. at 12:01 a.m. Thursday if a new carriage fee deal is not agreed upon by then.
The impasse over carriage fee hikes would mean "SpongeBob" and other popular shows like Jon Stewart's "The Daily Show" and Stephen Colbert's "The Colbert Report" will be cut off to 13 million subscribers, said spokesman Alex Dudley, a vice president at Time Warner Cable. The nation's second-largest cable operator primarily serves customers in New York state, the Carolinas, Ohio, Southern California and Texas.
Viacom has asked for fee increases of between 22 percent and 36 percent per channel, an amount that could increase customers' cable bills, Dudley said. Viacom spokeswoman Kelly McAndrew said the requested increase was in the very low double-digit percentage range.
Viacom said the increases would cost an extra 23 cents a month per subscriber — which works out to $35.9 million more in total. It said that Americans spend a fifth of their TV time watching Viacom shows but its fees make up less than 2.5 percent of the Time Warner cable bill.
"We make this request because Time Warner Cable has so greatly undervalued our channels for so long," it said.
"Ultimately, however, if Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, MTV and the rest of our programming is discontinued — over less than a penny per day — we believe viewers will see this behavior by their cable company as outrageous," it said.
Tense negotiations are continuing at the highest level, Dudley said.
Viacom accused Time Warner Cable of not negotiating.
"It is our sincere hope that they will come to the table and negotiate a deal," said McAndrew. The network operator also intends to tell viewers about the dispute in TV ads in 11 major markets.
Part of the disagreement is that most of the popular shows are rerun on Web sites where Viacom collects advertising revenue that it does not share with Time Warner, Dudley said.
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A Fine Balance - Page 3
As acidosis erodes your mental and physical energy, you're more tempted to eat energy-boosting drinks, snacks, bars and gels spiked with sugar and caffeine. Such ergogenic aids stimulate the adrenals and cause the release of cortisol, giving you an immediate, though temporary boost.
"Caffeine can help you in the short term [such as a race], but the problem is becoming dependent on it in everyday life," says Brazier, author of Thrive: The Vegan Nutrition Guide to Optimal Performance in Sports and Life. "It's like borrowing energy from the future; you're exhausted later because you used up more energy earlier in the day." Cutting out acid-forming sugars and caffeine avoids adrenal burnout and evens out your energy level, letting you sleep deeper at night, awake refreshed and eliminate mid-afternoon grogginess.
Stay alkaline on the trail by mixing your own sports drinks using low-glycemic sweeteners like agave nectar, or drinking calorie-free electrolyte water (www.nuun.com) or coconut water (www.zico.com), which is loaded with naturally occurring electrolytes, and by eating homemade whole-food energy bars containing dates, nuts and seeds (find these recipes in Brazier's book, Thrive).
Another type of acid familiar to athletes is lactic acid. When running at your lactate threshold, lactic acid accumulates in the muscles, eventually causing cramping and weakness, forcing you to slow down. This type of acid does not cause acidosis, nor has an alkalizing diet been proven to directly influence lactate threshold. However, reducing acidosis lets you recover faster, sleep better and train harder, which would improve your lactate threshold.
The Alkaline Lifestyle
The key to a pH-balanced diet is offsetting the bad with enough of the good, since eating alkaline-forming food exclusively would be nutritionally incomplete. Dr. Young recommends a ratio of 80-percent alkaline-forming food to 20-percent acid-forming food at each meal (see sidebar, "pH Food Guide"). This means that nutrient-rich veggies would be a meal's centerpiece instead of a steak, and is a good excuse to be adventurous in the kitchen, creating protein-rich nut burgers and baking with gluten-free flours like chickpea and spelt.
The overriding principle to becoming pH balanced is to choose unprocessed, wholesome foods over processed ones. For example, a steamed potato is alkaline, but French fries are highly acid forming. "The closer the food is to the way it grows in nature, the easier it is for your body to derive energy from it," says Golumbia. So pile your plate with heaps of raw or steamed vegetables, antioxidant-rich fresh fruit, and grains and legumes that have been sprouted instead of cooked. Eating food raw or heated only at low temperatures preserves the vitamins, minerals and enzymes.
But don't confuse acid forming with acidic. Lemons, limes and grapefruit are chemically acidic, but when metabolized, are actually alkaline-forming due to their low sugar content.
Replace fatty foods with essential fatty acids (EFAs)—including Omega 6 and Omega 3—that support cellular function and regeneration, which reduces high blood pressure, heart disease, lubricates joints, boosts immunity and soothes skin conditions and arthritis. In studies, injured athletes taking daily EFAs healed up to 25 percent faster than those who didn't.


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Lampard 'in Chinese talks'
Frank Lampard could be heading for China after Guizhou Renhe confirmed they are in talks with the Chelsea midfielder.
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Lampard has been linked with a move to the Chinese Super League since March but despite speculation intensifying recently, Chelsea boss Roberto Di Matteo has dismissed any truth in the reports.
A Renhe official however, claimed in a brief statement that talks had begun with the 34-year-old.
"Yes, we are in contact with Lampard but so far nothing has been settled," said deputy board chairman Yang Xiayou.
Chairman Dai Yongge was quoted in a Chinese newspaper as saying Lampard would join Renhe as captain in January, ahead of the season starting in March.
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ZEPHYRHILLS, FL – Albert Lowell Peterson, age 89, of Zephyrhills, Florida, and former Marquette resident, entered eternal life Friday afternoon, January 11, 2013, at the Gulfside Regional Hospice in Zephyrhills.
Born October 17, 1923 in Marquette, a son of Simon and Mildred (Wallin) Peterson, Al was raised in Marquette and graduated from the John D. Pierce High School in 1941. He entered the US Army during World War II, serving in the Philippines, New Guinea, and Japan, and was honorably discharged with the rank of corporal. In 1946 he married the former A. Carol Fredricson. Al was employed in maintenance at the Michigan School for the Blind in Lansing, later transferring to the Department of Corrections. He retired in 1980 following a 33 year career. For 21 years, Al and Carol resided in Chelsea before moving to Florida for the winter months and spending their summers in Michigan. He loved photographing lighthouses, having picnics at Presque Isle near the ore dock, traveling, camping, woodworking, doing electrical work, and attending horse shows. He was a member of the Chelsea American Legion.
Al is survived by his son, Robert L. (Sally) Peterson of Marquette; his granddaughters, Megan Peterson of Carey, NC and Ashley (Scott) Salgat of Stagecoach, NV; several nieces and nephews. In addition to his parents and wife, Carol; Al was preceded in death by his sisters, G. Shirley Peterson; and brothers and sisters-in-law, Carl and Signe, Alden and Lucille, and Harold and Mary Lou Peterson.
Graveside services will be held at the Park Cemetery on Monday, January 28, at 2:00 pm. A celebration of Al's life will be held this summer and will be announced.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to local hospice organizations.
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Most of the cities and large towns in Devon now have public cemeteries and a few have crematoria. These are separate from the graveyards associated with parish churches in towns and rural parishes, which are called 'parochial graveyards or parochial cemeteries'. The earliest public cemeteries were opened in the first half of the 19th century, as parish churchyards filled up, and the urban populations grew.
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These public cemeteries are generally known as 'non-parochial cemeteries', and are usually administered by the local City Council, Parish Council or District Council. Devon Heritage Centre and the two smaller record offices at Barnstaple and Plymouth do not hold the burial registers and graveyard plans for most of these public cemeteries and crematoria. Instead, the records are held by the local authority or organisation concerned.
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Deceased Online is a relatively new website containing information from the burial records of an increasing number of public cemeteries and crematoria in Britain. Digitised records on the site originate from local authorities and the National Archives. The website includes a list of cemeteries and crematoria whose registers are part of the Deceased Online database.
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- Central Methodist Hall Graveyard, Plymouth (1802-1902)
- Holy Trinity Church, Exeter (1831-1903)
- Quaker Burial Ground, Plymouth (1762-1925)
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By the mid 50s, increasing pressure from long-haul trucks, declining passenger revenues and mounting costs forced western railroads to find new ways to improve service. Faced with expensive overhauls of early cab and hood unit diesels, many began looking at new equipment as well as ways to improve existing motive power. In 1955, Union Pacific equipped several GP9s with turbochargers as an experiment. Their success inspired EMD to create its own turbocharger for the 567 prime mover, leading to the introduction of the six-axle SD24 in 1958. Further experiments in 1959 created a four-axle version, dubbed the GP20. Early in their careers, the new units were typically assigned priority freights that demanded higher speeds. With the arrival of newer power, they were gradually bumped into secondary runs, and eventually spent their last years in local and yard service. Following their retirement, a few went to work for shortline operators. Western Pacific #2001, the very first GP20, was donated by UP to the Feather River Rail Society in 1985, where it has been restored to its as-built appearance.
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Dr. Bancroft received his medical degree from Cambridge University, England; obtained his postgraduate training in psychiatry at the Institute of Psychiatry, London; and was Clinical Reader in Psychiatry at Oxford University from 1969-1976. He then moved to Edinburgh, Scotland, to join the Medical Research Council's Reproductive Biology Unit, one of the foremost research establishments in reproductive biology in the world. He remained in Edinburgh as a leader of the Behaviour Research Group until taking up his current position as director of The Kinsey Institute.
Dr. Bancroft's clinical experience in the management of sexual problems spans more than 25 years. For much of that time, he also has trained many other health professionals in sex therapy.
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While his own training has been clinical and biological, Dr. Bancroft attaches considerable importance to other disciplinary approaches to the study of human sexuality, and is committed to promoting a broad interdisciplinary approach to research in this field. He is widely respected among researchers of human sexuality and animal sex behavior, and has lectured and taught extensively in many countries.
During his distinquished career, Dr. Bancroft has served as president of the International Academy of Sex Research and received a number of awards:
Dr. Bancroft regards Alfred Kinsey as a figure of immense importance to sexology and human science, and The Kinsey Institute as one of the principal institutes of sex research in the world. Under his leadership, the Institute will take on a crucial international role in fostering an interdisciplinary approach to the study of human sexuality.
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The Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) North America Board of Directors elected Mary Reiley as Vice President for the 2013–2014 term. Reiley will assume her new position in November at the SETAC North America 34th Annual Meeting in Nashville, Tenn., and after one year she will become President of SETAC North America.
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GALESBURG—The Alpha Lodge/Elvin C. Butler Scholarship given through the Carl Sandburg College Foundation has been awarded to Sandburg students Paige Martin of Farmington and Nicholas Putnam of Knoxville.
Martin and Putnam were each awarded a $500 scholarship for the fall 2012 semester. The Alpha Lodge/Elvin C. Butler Scholarship is a two-year $2,000 scholarship awarded to full-time students who have financial need and have maintained at least a "C" average in high school.
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The decision of four companies – IBM, Globalfoundries, Samsung Electronics and ST Microelectronics – to synchronize semiconductor manufacturing facilities for the production of advanced chips based on low-power 28nm process represents a strong threat for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, believes Boris Petrov of Petrov Group, a semiconductor analyst company.
At present TSMC has two 300mm megafabs capable of producing 271 thousand of wafers per month. Later this year the company will start building an additional 300mm fab and will also expand manufacturing capacities of existing fab 12 and fab 14. As a result, in one and half or two years time TSMC's total 300mm capacity will be formidable and in order to compete against the foundry, which can produce more chips than any of the aforementioned contract makers of semiconductors, IBM, Globalfoundries, Samsung and STM decided to synchronize manufacturing facilities so that to offer their customers a way to place large orders onto 28nm chips based on ARM architecture.
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After it was introduced in the middle of the last century, the TV set remained basically unchanged for decades.
While there were minor design variations along the way, it wasn't until flat-panel plasma and LCD sets arrived that manufacturers finally gave us a new take on the tired old tube.
At first, sky-high prices made plasma TVs a symbol of wealth and status (no self-respecting rapper would let an MTV camera crew enter his crib unless there was one hanging on the wall), but costs for both plasma and LCD models have since come crashing down to real-world levels. And given their sleek, space-saving form factor, you'd be crazy not to consider one when shopping for a new TV.
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It's clear China is determined to push its way to growth with a heavy dose of lending. But long term, all that lending for questionable purposes will catch up with it, writes MoneyShow's Jim Jubak, also of Jubak's Picks.
Every time I've written about China lately, I've received this question from readers: "So are you a bull or bear on China?"
I understand the reasons behind the question. It's hard for me to write positively about Chinese stocks right now without a caveat or three. And I can't, on the other hand, say that investors should shun all Chinese stocks.
So put me down as ambivalent. My answer to the question of whether I'm a China bull or bear is a resounding yes. I'm afraid. I'm bullish or bearish on China depending on the time frame I'm looking at.
In the short term, as China's leaders reaccelerate the country's economic growth rate, I'd have to say I'm bullish. In the long term, I find it hard to ignore evidence that China's economy is heading toward some kind of readjustment.
The Pickup Has Started
I think September did mark a growth bottom in gross domestic product. The economy looks likely to show a pickup in growth from 7.4% in the third quarter to something like 8% in the fourth quarter, then move modestly higher in the first quarter of 2013.
But for the long term, logic argues that the big loans from state-owned banks to unprofitable state-owned enterprises at artificially low interest rates (which are being used to finance projects that won't generate a positive return on investment) will catch up with lenders, state-owned enterprises, and the government (the real source of the funds).
That readjustment could be relatively orderly if China's leaders move on reforms to the banking sector and bloated state-owned enterprises. It will be chaotic if the country's leaders dig in their heels against all change and the country has to wait until a crisis forces either reforms or a crackdown on even the current pockets of market capitalism and patriotic dissent.
So far, I'd have to say, the proceedings of the 18th Party Congress, which began November 8, don't show much in the way of reforms. But let's start with the short term, OK?
Signs of a Turn
Data for October, released Friday, make a solid case—when combined with earlier numbers—that September did indeed mark the bottom of China's growth slowdown.
- The National Bureau of Statistics announced that industrial production rose 9.6% year over year in October. That was up from an annual increase of 9.2% in September and 8.9% in August.
- Retail sales climbed at a 14.5% annual rate in October, up from an annualized 14.2% in September.
- Investment in fixed assets—infrastructure, industrial facilities, and commercial and residential real estate—was up 20.7% in the first ten months of 2012 over the same period last year. That's a slight uptick from the 20.5% growth rate in the first nine months of 2012.
These numbers, Australia's ANZ bank calculates, are consistent with 8% GDP growth in the fourth quarter. That would be a substantial step up from the 7.4% annual growth rate recorded in the third quarter and the 7.6% growth rate in the second quarter.
I'm of the firm belief that you can never be too cynical about any government's economic statistics—and especially China's. That these improved growth numbers are arriving just as the Communist Party is installing a new set of leaders isn't a coincidence.


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Happy Monday! I said a quick prayer before getting out of bed this morning! My husband returns to work after being off on Christmas/NY break---it was so nice to have him home. I prayed for extra patience with my 2yr old. :)
My 9-year old is being bothered by unwanted thoughts. I think it's just a psychological thing that will pass, and both my husband and I sort of remember going through something similar. It's mainly focused on evil and the devil. He tells me whenever he thinks these thoughts, and it makes him feel better. For instance, he'll say, "I accidentally thought I love the devil." He doesn't feel that way - in fact it's quite the opposite. It's just a contradictory thought that pops into his head. We've encouraged him to say short prayers when this happens, just Jesus' name or a prayer to St. Michael. I also try to help him keep his mind busy. Any other suggestions on how to help him overcome this?
..hmm...can you help him create a silly visual image? I had something similar when I was a child, my grandmother passed away & once in awhile I would just start screaming that my heart had stopped & it would freak my poor parents out. I think I was 5 or 6. I remember going to a Dr. though & got to draw a silly picture of a happy memory of my grandma. Every time I had this scary thought pop into my head I would visualize this silly memory/picture. I think that helped & time passing too....
...& just constant reassurance that he's perfectly normal & the brain does weird things as we grow up! :) I hope this phase passes quickly for your child!
You son is normal. Please make sure he realizes this!! It is thinking he's "the only one like this" or is somehow "bad" for thinking these things that will (in my opinion) produce the worst fruit. We cannot control the thoughts that pop into our heads. When I went through a similar phase as a child, a priest told my mom to have many crafts and other projects for me to turn to. When a thought I didn't like would pop in, I would say to myself, "I don't want that!" and start on an enjoyable project or fun craft. Please, please let you son know he is NOT sinning by these thoughts ,though. I thought I was and spent years confessing them (and feeling like a very evil person) before realizing that everyone has thoughts they don't like at times.
Thanks Avk and anon. Good suggestions. I've assured him that he's only responsible for things he wills and told him it is not sinful. And that his dad and I recall similar things happening. He doesn't seem to be bothered by a sense of scrupulosity as far as it is concerned, just that it is happening. It's certainly worth reminding him though that he's not responsible for things that just pop into his head.
Friends, I am plagued by guilt about putting my 14-month-old to bed in his own room, in his own crib. In the past I have always co-slept, but this little guy did not sleep well in bed with hubs & I, so we got him a crib. For the first 12 month he LOVED it, loved the peace-and-quiet of his own room, etc. But lately he's started crying his heart out when I leave him in his own room at bed or nap time. And I just don't know what to do! Lately, he's been waking up at LEAST once an hour, and I'll nurse him for a few minutes and put him back in the crib... but then he does it again the next hour. My heart is heavy, particularly since I was hoping to wean him soon... but THEN what do I do when he wakes up crying?? Just ignore him? With my other kids, I gave them extra snuggles at night instead of nursing during the weaning time... but this little man isn't in my bed so I can't snuggle him. I don't know where or how to begin weaning him, or what to do about him crying in his crib. Has anyone else dealt with a crying crib-sleeper? What did you do and *particularly* what did you do when he/she woke up crying and you were choosing to start weaning??? I'm at a loss.
Jen, I know this isn't what you want to hear, but your son is old enough to sleep through the night, and I think you need to let him cry a little bit and try to calm himself down. I think it's unlikely that he's waking because he's hungry--he probably just wants the comfort of having you with him. You mentioned that you would just give your other kids extra snuggles during this phase, and that's certainly an option here, too (without nursing, since you want to wean), but it won't result in him sleeping through the night on his own. What worked well for us (and what resulted in less guilt for me) was to let my kids cry at short intervals and then checking on them. Start with 5 minutes, then check on him, then 10 and check, then 15. My kids--even the most difficult one--never cried for more than an hour, and it took less than a week to get them all sleeping through the night. Since you're also concerned about weaning, you might drop one feeding at a time (that is, let him cry the first time he wakes, but then nurse the other times), but since I don't think he's waking out of hunger, it might be easier in the long run to go cold turkey. Hang in there! It's never fun to hear our kids cry, but it will be such a victory for him when he learns to calm himself, and it will mean more sleep for you, which is sooo important for the whole family.
Thanks, MR! Actually what you wrote is *exactly* what I wanted to hear. Since co-sleeping hasn't worked for our little man, I just wasn't sure if it would be torture to wean him and leave him all alone in that room by himself, crying. It is so encouraging to hear that you have done this (checking at intervals), and you (and your kids!) have survived to recommend the method! It is just not something I've ever done before, but I'm ready to try. Question: what did you do/say when you checked on your baby at intervals? Holding? Rocking? Saying goodnight? Kisses? Etc.?
Jen, The advice my doctor gave me about this was not to say or do anything at all--just to check on him to make sure he was ok (which was more for my benefit than his). I couldn't do nothing, though, so I would pat him on the back and say something soothing. I wouldn't pick him up, though, because that would defeat the purpose of having him learn to calm himself down. He'll just learn that if he cries long enough, you'll pick him up--and that's sort of where you are now. I hated doing this with all of my kids, but I couldn't believe the relief I felt after a few days when he was finally sleeping. Good luck!
Some of you from the old F&F live may remember that about a year ago I asked for prayers for my son, Alexander, as he went in for an MRI, then (later) surgery. Well, both procedures went well, but he has a follow up MRI on Thursday and I'm back to ask for your prayers again! Not just for the procedure itself (which includes complete sedation and intubation during the MRI), but also that we get an all-clear and no news about tethered cords, expanding syrinxes, or other nasty possibilities!! Thanks, ladies!!
Agree with MR! You'll all be sleeping soundly in no time....I'll put Alexander in my prayers. Tests/procedures are very scary & playing the "what if" game is so heart wrenching....have strength & faith! :)
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (330 votes).
In full: This was my very first race, and doing it in leeds was very special to me as I was born there. I loved it, and got very emotional running through the streets of leeds town centre. Back again this year, and cannot wait.Date of review: April 23, 2009
In short: A good fun run with a wide entry fieldDate of review: October 27, 2008
In short: Too many complainersIn full: Reading the reviews I notice there are so many comments about congestion. That is to to expected as it is a popular event which is aimed at raising money for Jane's charity. It is not mean to be a limited number of runners for speed and pb's.Considering the size of the vent, it was managed very well indeed. What really caused problems was the 'average Joe' who thought the rules did not apply them them and ignored marshalls, jumped wave colours etc.In all a brilliant event and very well organised by a huge team of unpaid volunteers.If you want a real challange with a hard little hill at the at end, try search runners world for 'Filey Bay 10k' on October 19th. This is an inaugural event, with free entertainment, all you can eat pasta party the night before, and possibly the best goody bag of all time.Date of review: July 28, 2008
In short: Bit congested at the start, too many runners not enough space. Butt soon spread out. Great race for a PB. Definattely back again next yearIn full: With so many runners this year, it was going to be big. The weather was superb, the start was a bit cramped to say the least. But once you got through you could get down to business. Will do again next year no doubt. Excellent atmosphere.Date of review: July 5, 2008
In short: Great atmosphere, a true 'run for all', a good tribute to an amazing womanIn full: Loved this race as much ths year as last. Excellent organisation and atmosphere throughout. Only problem was I was too far back to hear what was going on at the start. There was a couple of bottlenecks at the start and at the turnaround point on Meanwood Road but nobody seemed to mind. I still managed to improve my time from last year. Even the sun made an appearance again. Well done and thanks to Mike & family and all organisers and volunteersDate of review: July 4, 2008
In short: Fun, but just felt it was lacking a bit in the organisation at the start/finish.In full: Hey, don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the run (despite being 2 minutes off my PB :-( ) but it just felt like hard work getting in to the starting area and back to the meeting point at the end. Maybe because it was organised more by Leeds City Council rather than a running group? (Slightly officious guys in green jackets didn't add to the atmosphere!) And just a practical note - the chip collection at the end could have done with being a bit clearer - gave mine to a woman wandering around with a black sack who was saying "chips, chips"!Date of review: July 3, 2008
In short: Awesome atmosphere . Well done LeedsIn full: The atmosphere was superb worthy of such a fantastic woman. From the crowds to the other competitors the race was a friendly and fun day out for all . Well done Leeds.Date of review: June 30, 2008
In short: A great day out for allIn full: not wanting to take anything away from the day as it was excellent & i thouroughly enjoyed it, however not enough toilet facillities provided & the km marking was poor. Date of review: June 26, 2008
In short: My first 10k - really enjoyable (apart from the wind tunnel that was created by the narrow city streets!) and lovely atmosphere with lots of support from the crowds and other runners .In full: Good for 1st time racers, as a wide range of runners of varying abilities all raising money for charity, so really supportive atmosphere and masses of inspiration from the faster runners down to those who walked it! A bit hilly, but hey, this is yorkshire and it's got to be expected but nothing too dire! Lots of drinks stations after the first 4k (watch out for the gatorade stand - the road gets sticky!) Nice t-shirt but big big que for the baggage collection, but gave you more time to soak up the atmosphere and eat the chocolate raisens :-)Date of review: June 26, 2008
In short: The race route and course was great. The main problem was the amount of competitors and the entry system. There were no wave starts and everyone was thrown in together. My average 10K time is about 40 minutes, but with the amount of people you have tDate of review: June 25, 2008
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In short: Fan-tas-ticIn full: A great race. Superbly organised. Very friendly. Great atmosphere. Medal engraving at finish. What more could you want?Date of review: December 14, 2010
In short: Jr Schmunks loved it!In full: Jr Schmunks (aged 10) ran it in 31:54 and he absolutely loved it. Ok, the course is two laps of the town centre (ie high street shops) but is easily accessible, parking is excellent and atmosphere is top notch. Definitely in diary for next yearDate of review: December 10, 2009
In short: Who drank all the water?In full: Very very good race. The only fault I have is that they ran out of water at the second drinks station. I know that's not necessarily their fault (I know they were asking people to take only one bottle, but I did see at least three people defy them at the first drinks station!)but I had to pick up a 'used' bottle that had been dropped on the ground by a quicker runner that still had a fair load of water in it. There must have been more water available at the event as there was some at the finish and the children in the Junior Run were all given a bottle before they started (and I am not begrudging them that!!!!), so why was there not more than enough at the second drink atation.Apart from that, brilliant race. Knocked 1min 40secs off time from last weeks Great Capital Run even in the scorching heat and would defo do againDate of review: July 27, 2008
In short: Beware the hills!In full: Only my 2nd 10k race so not much to compare to but hills right at outset were psychologically demanding. Things improved from the 3k mark especially with the support of Jeanette (Thanks, Jeanette!)Absolutely tremendous support from the locals, especially the South African Family at the 6k point (if you know who they are please thank them for me!)Even though I entered after the on-line cut-off there were plenty of T-shirts left over and the Mars Bar at the end was most welcome.Also having your name read out as you passed the club house made you feel special.Seemed a very relaxed race with a mixture of ages and abilities.Despite the hills I would definitely do it again, but with more training beforehand.Congratulations to the Organisers for putting on a brilliant eventWell done!Date of review: September 11, 2005
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Rochester Institute of Technology will play host on Friday to a forum on National Manufacturing Day, when university, business and political officials gather to discuss the importance of manufacturing to the local economy and the need for a skilled workforce for area companies to remain competitive.
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Any other hockey fans really surprised with this Columbus team? They have tons of talent on that team, and some journeymen who really bring it every night. Guys like Nash, Brule, Zherdev, etc. are starting to develop a little bit and the journeymen like Malhotra, Chimera, and Fedorov are really helping these kids along.
I'm still not sold on their defense. Jan Hejda isn't really my idea of a solid 4th/5th defenseman. I watched Hainsey grow up in the Montreal organization when Hamilton would come in and he always had the tools, he was just extremely irresponsible with the puck. Klesla still isn't a first round pick, but he looks better. Foote's still solid, but aging quickly.
Leclaire's been awesome. He's finally looking like a former first rounder. I'm really surprised that it's taken him this long to develop.
I'm pleasantly surprised with the team so far. I think that they have a long way to go though in a tough Western Conference. I can't see them as a playoff team yet, but if the kids keep developing and Hitchcock, who has been a real turning point for this team, has them on the right track. He's +.500 as their coach.
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