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INTD 217. Search for Extraterrestrial Life
Does life exist elsewhere in the universe? This course examines this question in detail, from the possibility of fossil bacteria existing on mars to the possibility of advanced races colonizing the galaxy. Topics studied include: the detection of planets around other stars, the evolution of life and intelligence on Earth, the search for life in our Solar System, radio astronomical searches for extraterrestrial intelligence, and UFO and alien abduction phenomena.
INTD290, Nanotechnology and Society.
Nanotechnology is by its nature an interdisciplinary subject. It is where different fields of science and technology converge: physics, chemistry, biology, and engineering. This exciting field will bring about profound changes in our lives: ultra-fast computers, disease-fighting nano-robots (nanobots), self-cleaning and color changing car/window surfaces, to name a few. In this course, the basic principles of nanoscience and nanotechnology, as well as the dynamic and reciprocal interaction and impact of technology (including nanotechnology) and society are covered at length by drawing on the writings and ideas of an eclectic group of scientists, technologists, and philosophers.
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This is a one-semester, calculus based introductory physics course that can serve as an entry to the major, or that can be taken to satisfy the science division breadth requirement. Topics covered include vectors, projectile motion, Newton's laws, gravitation, momentum, and energy. This course is taught in an activity-based workshop format. Prerequisite: math 141A or math 139A (may be concurrent).
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Trends Shaping Local Search in 2014
Join comScore, 15Miles, and Neustar as they discuss key insights from the 7th Annual Local Search Study. As smartphone and tablet penetration continues to increase, the nature of local search becomes more complex. Local businesses must cater to the needs of searchers using multiple devices, while still understanding how to reach consumers on a variety of different sites.
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May 03, 2012
Mobile Security a Work in Progress
Adaptability is fundamentally at odds with the requirements of an enterprise security plan. However, our InformationWeek 2012 Mobile Security Survey shows an alarming number of organizations making "adjustments" to their security policies in key areas based on the capabilities of the mobile devices they allow. Fully 86% of respondents permit use of personally owned devices now or are moving that way. With all that BYOD going on, you'd think IT would be laying down some firm ground rules, especially given that 84% of respondents identify lost or stolen devices as a key mobile security concern. At minimum, encryption of company data seems like a no-brainer.
However, most--69%--are waffling. Some vary policies on encrypting corporate data based on device type, ownership or approved use, while others insist on hardware encryption only if supported by the device.
If that seems backward, it's because, frankly, it is. CIOs should not be making such risky concessions in the rush to accommodate a cornucopia of mobile devices. It's easy to let a desire to respond to calls for choice trump the requirement to safeguard corporate information. And, in the absence of a highly publicized security incident tied to a poorly protected smartphone or tablet, IT will likely not get the management support (or budget) to address these issues adequately.
Just hope that when that particular bomb does drop--and it will--it doesn't have your name on it. (R4720512)
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Region North America
Number of Respondents 322
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Menasha, Wis. (WFRV) Residents and Postal workers in Menasha lined the streets outside the post office downtown Saturday to protest the possible closing of the facility.
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Councilman Sevenich says the rally is about letting the public know what's going on.
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A Chat With Irondequoit Artist Sara Pulver
One of the things I think is so remarkable about Irondequoit is how many talented people we have among us. I plan to introduce many of them to you and I'd like to begin with local artist Sara Pulver.
Pulver, an accomplished full-time artist, has been selling her pieces on the internet since 2001. She began offering her creations as an Outsider Artist on eBay and then moved over to the popular handmade selling venue called Etsy in 2008. Her shop, 3crows, is stocked with original paintings, prints, ACEOs, and greeting cards.
This Irondequoit native grew up on East Parkway in West Irondequoit and has lived in Sea Breeze for nearly ten years. When I asked her to tell me what she loves most about Irondequoit, the answer was one many of us share–the lake.
Whenever I look at the whimsical nature of Pulver's artwork, there is something that automatically makes me smile. I wondered if she was always drawn to this style of art and she told me that she always "liked a kind of 'random wandering' way of creating, and most of the stuff I do now starts out that way but pretty quickly tightens up into more of a message kind of piece. I think people like something to hold on to. Not literally but symbolically."
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Trafton Science Center was completed in 1972 and named in honor of Gilbert H.Trafton, professor of biology and for some time chairperson of the Division of Science and Mathematics.
The Trafton Science Center addition houses various science, engineering and technology classrooms, offices and laboratories. MSU's Water Resource Center is housed here, and the Departments of Social Work and Anthropology have offices in the main Trafton Building.
Trafton Addition for Engineering and Technology opened its doors for classes in September, 1994. The $6M facility houses 15,000 square feet of laboratories; 3,600 square feet of computer labs; two classrooms; and offices for the Mechanical Engineering and Automotive & Manufacturing Engineering Technology Departments.
With the completion of Trafton Addition, undergraduate students in MSU's two engineering and three technology programs complete their degree requirements in state-of-the-art facilities which are among the best in the Upper Midwest. An interactive television system enables one of the classrooms to be linked by fiber optics to any other Minnesota public institution: pre-engineering coursework is offered to students at several surrounding community colleges. The entire facility is handicapped accessible. Student study spaces are dispersed throughout the building.
Departments in Trafton Science Center
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Sept. 21, 2010) – The U.S. Men's National Volleyball Team won a friendly match against Pallavolo Gela, part of Italy's Serie A2 league, before about 1,500 fans on Monday in Gela, Italy.
Getting 15 points from middle blocker Max Holt (Cincinnati, Ohio) and 11 points each from middle blocker Russell Holmes (Fountain Valley, Calif.) and opposite Clay Stanley (Honolulu, Hawaii), the U.S. Men defeated Gela, 25-18, 25-22, 25-15.
The U.S. Men are playing the friendly matches to prepare for the FIVB World Championships, which begin Saturday. The United States will open in Reggio Calabria against Mexico at noon PT (8 p.m. in Italy).
On Monday in Gela, a city in the south of Sicily, Italy, Holt scored his 15 points on 10 kills (0.64 hitting percentage) and five blocks. Holmes added 11 on three kills (0.22 hitting percentage), a match-high six blocks and a match-high two aces. Stanley scored 11 points on 11 kills (0.77 hitting percentage).
Outside hitter Matt Anderson (West Seneca, N.Y.) contributed nine points on eight kills (0.37 hitting percentage) and one block. Outside hitter Sean Rooney (Wheaton, Ill.) had four points on four kills (1.0 hitting percentage) and outside hitter Paul Lotman (Lakewood, Calif.) scored four points on two kills (0.18 hitting percentage), one block and one ace. Opposite Carson Clark (Santa Barbara, Calif.) scored one point on a kill (0.25 hitting percentage).
Libero Rich Lambourne (Tustin, Calif.) was credited with 16 receptions, 75 percent positive and 62 percent excellent. Lotman was credited with 15 receptions, 73 percent positive and 53 percent excellent.
Outside hitter Valdir Sequira paced Gela with 15 points on 12 kills, two blocks and one ace. Outside hitter Paulo Veloso Pinto added 12 points 10 kills and two blocks.
The U.S. hitting percentage was 0.48 (39 kills on 71 attempts with five errors). Gela's was 0.18 (31 kills on 92 attempts with 14 errors).
The U.S. Men out-blocked Gela 13-6 and had three aces to Gela's one.
U.S. Men's National Team Head Coach Alan Knipe (Huntington Beach, Calif.) started Anderson and Lotman at outside hitter, Holmes and Holt at middle blocker, Stanley at opposite, Hansen at setter and Lambourne at libero.
Rooney entered the match in the second set for Anderson; then started the third set in place of Lotman. Clark substituted for Stanley in the third set.
In the first set, the U.S. Men held an 8-5 lead at the first technical timeout (TTO), scoring on two quick kills and a block from Holmes, a block and quick kill by Holt and two kills from Stanley. The teams traded points until the U.S. lead was 13-11. A Holt kill followed by a Gela error put the United States up by four at 15-11. A Pinto kill made it 15-12, but the United States went ahead 17-12 on two straight Gela attack errors. Gela scored twice to make it 17-14 before a Lotman kill and Holmes block made it 19-14 and Gela called timeout. Sequira scored on a kill, but then two more Gela attack errors gave Team USA a 21-15 edge and Gela called timeout again. Gela got two straight kills to make it 21-17. Stanley responded with a kill, followed by a Holmes ace to give the U.S. a 23-17 lead. Gela scored one more point on a U.S. service error before Anderson ended the set with a block.
The U.S. Men struggled with errors to open the second set, losing points on two service errors, two hitting errors and one reception errors as Gela took an 8-6 lead at the first TTO. Team USA scored on two kills from Stanley, one each from Anderson and Holt and two Gela errors. Gela extended its lead to 10-7 and then 11-8. A quick kill by Holt sparked a 6-1 U.S. run that gave the U.S. a 14-12 lead. The run included a Lotman block and Stanley kill. The U.S. held a 16-14 lead at the second TTO. Gela tied the score at 16-16 before the U.S. scored three straight points on a kill by Stanley, a block by Holt and a quick kill from Anderson. Gela called timeout and got a point on a U.S. hitting error before the U.S. scored two more points on a Holt quick kill and block to lead 21-17. The teams traded points before Gela got two straight points on kills to make it 22-20. Stanley held them off with a kill. Gela pulled to within one point at 23-22 on two straight U.S. errors, but the U.S. reached set point on Holmes' quick kill and won the set with a Lotman ace.
The U.S. Men took an 8-5 lead at the first TTO of the third set, then extended it to 9-5, scoring on two blocks and an ace from Holmes, two Holt quick kills, two attacks by Anderson and one from Rooney. The U.S. lead was 10-7 when Team USA scored four straight points on two Holmes blocks and a block and kill by Holt. Gela called timeout and the U.S. replaced Stanley with Clark. Gela responded with a 3-1 run to make the score 15-10. Team USA scored twice on a Gela error and Anderson kill to lead 17-10. Gela scored twice on a kill and block before the U.S. scored the next five points on a kill and a block from Holt and attacks by Anderson, Rooney and Clark. Trailing 22-12, Gela scored twice on Pinto attacks. But Rooney responded with a kill. After another Gela point, Rooney had another kill for match point and a Gela hitting error ended the match.
To reach the 2010 FIVB Men's World Championship page, click here.
2010 FIVB World Championships Roster
No. Name (Position, Height, Hometown, College)
1 Matt Anderson (OH, 6-10, West Seneca, N.Y., Penn State)
2 Sean Rooney (OH, 6-9, Wheaton, Ill., Pepperdine)
4 David Lee (MB, 6-8, Alpine, Calif., Long Beach State)
5 Rich Lambourne (L, 6-3, Tustin, Calif., BYU)
6 Paul Lotman (OH, 6-7, Lakewood, Calif., Long Beach State)
7 Jonathan Winder (S, 6-8, Irvine, Calif., Pepperdine)
8 Reid Priddy (OH, 6-5, Richmond, Va., Loyola Marymount)
10 Riley Salmon (OH, 6-6, League City, Texas, Pierce College)
13 Clay Stanley (OPP, 6-9, Honolulu, Hawai'i, Hawai'i)
14 Kevin Hansen (S, 6-5, Newport Beach, Calif., Stanford)
15 Russell Holmes (MB, 6-8, Fountain Valley, Calif., BYU)
16 Carson Clark (Opp, 6-5, Santa Barbara, Calif., UC Irvine)
17 Max Holt (MB, 6-9, Cincinnati, Ohio, Penn State)
19 Alfee Reft (L, 5-10, Oxnard, Calif., Hawai'i)
Head Coach: Alan Knipe (Huntington Beach, Calif.)
Team Leader: Greg Vernovage (Susquehanna, Pa.)
Assistant Coach: Gary Sato (Los Angeles, Calif.)
Trainer: Tom Hoff (Park Ridge, Ill.)
Technical Coordinator: Chris Jackson (Phoenix, Ariz.)
Team Doctors: Andrew Gregory (Nashville, Tenn.) and Keith Feder (Manhattan Beach, Calif.)
Medical Support: Aaron Brock (Storm Lake, Iowa)


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Pop'd Kerns (Glad Corn), Corn Snack, Original, 12 oz (340.5 g) (Discontinued Item)
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- Package Quantity: 12 oz (340.5 g)
- Dimensions: 9.3 x 5.8 x 1.4 in, 0.75 lbs
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- No Sugars or Preservatives Added
We never intended to create a snack food. It was simply an amazing discovery made one evening in our farmhouse kitchen. After tasting it, we thought it had potential, so we shared it with some friends. With their encouragement, we made more and a dream was born. No we have the privilege of sharing this snack with you! God's rich soil, timely rain and warm sunshine provide the bountiful harvest of corn we grow so that you can taste the natural goodness of the country in every bite. We hope it brings a smile your way today.
Other Ingredients
Non-GMO whole corn, non-hydrogenated soybean or sunflower oil, sea salt. Processed on equipment that also processes milk products.
Notice: May contain some hard kernels.
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Drugs to Treat Mental Illness
In this article
There are several different types of drugs available to treat mental illnesses. Some of the most commonly used are antidepressants, anti-anxiety, anti-psychotic, mood stabilizing, and stimulant medications.
What Drugs Are Used To Treat Depression?
When treating depression, several drug options are available. Some of the most commonly used include:
- Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), such as Prozac, Zoloft, Paxil, Celexa, Lexapro, Luvox, and Viibryd
- Selective serotonin & norepinephrine inhibitors (SNRIs), such as Effexor, Cymbalta, Khedezla, Pristiq, and Fetzima
- Novel serotonergic drugs such as Brintellix
- Older tricyclic antidepressants, such as Elavil, Pamelor, Sinequan, and Imipramine
- Dopaminergic drugs such as Wellbutrin
- Monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs), such as Nardil, Parnate, and Emsam
- Tetracyclic antidepressants that are noradrenergic and specific serotonergic antidepressants (NaSSAs), such as Remeron
Your health care provider can determine which medication is right for you. Remember that medications usually take 4 to 6 weeks to become fully effective. And if one drug does not work, there are many others to try.
In some cases, a combination of antidepressants may be necessary. Sometimes an antidepressant combined with a different type of drug, such as a mood stabilizer (like Lithium), a second antidepressant, or atypical anti-psychotic drug, is the most effective treatment.
Side effects vary, depending on what type of drug you are taking, and may improve once your body adjusts to the medication.
If you decide to stop taking your antidepressants, it is important that you gradually reduce the dose over a period of several weeks. With many antidepressants, quitting them abruptly can cause discontinuation symptoms or speed the risk for depression relapse. It is important to discuss quitting (or changing) medications with your health care provider first.


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Non Running Story of the Week: Dog Saves Abandoned Baby in Kenya
Sad News: Ed Sheehan Dead at 46 Former 2:13 marathoner and coach.
ING Bank Enschede Marathon Won by John Kelai in 2:11
ING Bank Enschede Marathon Won by John Kelai in 2:11
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More on Saturday's Oregon Twilight Meet:
Sunday Road Action:
Bekele Looking for Fast 10k in Hengelo after Training In Flagstaff
Saturday's Pro-Track Action
Katelyn Kaltenbach Has Run Her Last High School Race The Footlocker Champ is injured.
NCAA Star, Ian Dobson, Not Taking Classes at Stanford, He's Just Enjoying Life and Running
Everyone who emailed us about living in Flagstaff this summer Furnished room only $340 a month. That's a bargain. He should charge more.
Olympic Marathon Hero Vanderlei de Lima Is Running Bellin Run in Wisconsin in June
On the world famous boards:
Wejo Wins Ithaca Twilight 5k
Thomas J. Brown Former Head of BAA Dies
Khadevis Robinson Has Started Season Fast
Michigan Distance Runners Get an Editorial in the Detroit News
"Sorry, kid. I've emptied
out my pockets. I'm broke. There's nothing to show. Nothing to give
you. Nothing."
Craig Mottram Brief Chat "There's no reason to do the hard work and then go into a race thinking we can't win. That's stupid."
"I predicted
back in 2001 that Marion would probably never reach her full potential
and that some day she would do something that would disappoint us all.
I just never expected that she would do it to us over and over again."
It Must Be a Slow News Day:
Simon Bairu Broke Wisconsin School Record in 10k by Over 10 Seconds at Stanford
USOC Funds to Athletes to Double, Kelli White Very Helpful in Talking about Drugs to USOC Board
"Before you race off and make sweeping proclamations on the state of
the sport, consider this: If just one man, Alan Culpepper, had not run
Boston, there would be no discussion of a resurgence in the sport."
Jeremy Wariner Unfazed by Losing His First 2 400s of 2005
Profile on Jennings from San Francisco Chronicle
Mark Lewis Francis to Race Before His Dad in Jamaica
Funniest Post of the Day:
USOC News:
Kevin Collins Thought About Quitting But He's Still Running
Fighting Kenyan, Ugandan Tribes to Put Down Arms for Race
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Sad News:
Great Read: Jeff Nelson and Gerry Lindgren Interview at Dyestat
"I had just average ability. Mileage gave me strong legs and let me do what I did."-high school legend Gerry Lindgren
World Anti-Doping Agency May Have Discovered Another Designer Steroid
Cornellians in the News:
Lagat May be Given US Records for His Times Last Year We think this is bogus. An athlete competing for another country should not be given US records. Lagat had the choice of saying he wanted to represent the US last year and chose not to.
Felix Sanchez Invite on May 14th Attracting Some Stars
Lagat May Have Competed in Olympics for Kenya While No Longer a Citizen of Kenya Philip Hersh is reporting in today's Chicago Tribune that Lagat became a US Citizen on May 7th of last year, making him no longer a Kenyan citizen (Kenya does not allow dual citizenship). Lagat, however, competed for Kenya in the Olympics last year. He then last week issued a statement saying he was now going to compete for the US and became a US Citizen on March 29, 2005, when in reality he had been a citizen much longer.
WADA Significantly Reduced Number of Out of Competition Tests in 2004 WADA is not doing the job it needs to be doing, but wants you to think it is. Good lock getting tested out of competition if you live in a third world country.
Today's Sign of the Apocalypse: LetsRun.com Wins Journalism Award We're officially "professional" and "journalists" now. At least we know not to lift entire passages from other people's message boards, write a major article based on these passages, and then not say where they came from (hint the same magazine that originated the apocalypse thing and is a magazine we actually really like)
Arthur Lydiard Quotes:
Thursday's Lydiard Quote:
Bekele News: Bekele To Run Reebok Boston Indoor Games Reebok has replaced adidas as the title sponsor of this great meet and picked up a huge name.
Phil Hersh the Man Who Turned His Back on US Marathoners, Tells You to Turn Your Back on Khalid Khannouch
not saying everyone should attempt to become an Olympic runner.
Actually, I'm saying most of you shouldn't try to do this. But we all
have talents, dreams and goals that for some reason we may be reluctant
to pursue. This whole experience has shown me we can accomplish a lot
more than we once thought possible"
JK Speaks: This
Low-Volume Rubbish
In case You Missed it: LetsRun.com Olympic Trials Section
It's Official: Regina Jacobs Drug Cheat
Someone Else is Paying Attention:
True Gentleman and a Paid Male Escort, Unbelievable:
Photos: Some Nice Photos of the Boulder Runners Working Out (Culpeppers, Slatteries, Ritz, Torres, Goucher)
Great Quote:
Classic April Fools Edition: In
case your brain was taking a day off, April 1 was April Fools Day
Speaks Again:
Great Advice for the Greatest Distance Runner Ever:
Read/Advice: Such a Simple Sport:
of LetsRun.com's Weldon Johnson
Great Thread on the boards: Wildest Training Run Ever
Read: "...there
would be days I would run 70 km (43 miles) and then there are days I
would run 20 or so. I just mentioned that figure (70) to state that
there are days I would actually run up to 70 or so. The fact that I can
run that much gives me confidence and makes me believe I am doing a
good job."
You know you're a runner if....... (our reader's fill in the blanks with some hilarious responses on the message boards)
Is it the
Runnersworld.com apologizes to letsrun.comGreat Read: How Pressure and Partying Lessened the Career of Matthew Yates: the Former Future of British Distance Running


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Record breaking cold weather this heating season will leave many older American households facing higher heating costs than last year. While heating costs continue to be higher for households heating with fuel oil than those heating with natural gas or electricity, costs to heat with natural gas, electricity, and propane have risen for many households across the United States.
This report analyzes data from the 2009 Residential Energy Consumption Surveys and the February 2014 Short-Term Energy Outlook. It examines heating-related energy consumption and expenditures among consumers age 65 and older based on income, heating fuel used, and geographic location. Winter heating costs are likely to be a greater burden on older low-income households than on similarly aged higher-income households, even though low-income households tend to use less heating fuel than other groups. This report will be updated monthly through March 2014 as new data are released.


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Greener Side licenses suspended
Pot stores closed pending state revenue hearing
The sign on the door at The Greener Side marijuana store just off Interstate 25 said "Closed Today" — but it could be well longer than that.
State revenue officials have now suspended the operating licenses of both The Greener Side marijuana stores in Pueblo County, shutting down the Stem Beach location Wednesday.
Last month, state regulators suspended the license for the Pueblo West branch of the business at 749 E. Enterprise Drive.
Both will remain closed pending a state licensing hearing, according to Pueblo County Sheriff Kirk Taylor.
State revenue officials did not return telephone calls Thursday about the suspension.
Greener Side owner Hank Borunda also could not be reached for comment and an armed security guard at the Stem Beach store said the company wasn't making any statements.
Taylor said the license suspensions were linked to compliance problems with state regulations, not allegations of criminal conduct.
Sheriff investigators took part in the investigation at both store locations, he said.
At the Stem Beach store on Thursday afternoon, a Texas couple was disappointed to find the license suspended notice on the store's front door.
"Are there any other (marijuana) stores around here?" the 40-ish woman asked the reporter copying down the suspension notice on his note pad.
Asked if she and her husband had driven up from Texas just to buy legal marijuana, the woman just laughed and waved her hand.
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Mansfield Town's latest loan signing Shaquile Coulthirst says he wants to get back to doing what he does best at One Call Stadium – scoring goals.
Stags' boss Steve Evans says Saturday's Sky Bet League Two clash against Cambridge United gives him the chance to gauge his side's play-off credentials.
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Yesterday, I received a message from Diego's fourth grade teacher informing parents that her class would study the events of 9/11 using age appropriate materials. She also explained we had the ability to opt out if the lesson if we did not want our kids to participate.
Juan and I decided to allow Diego to participate but we wanted to prepare him. We began by asking what he already may know about 9/11. He told us he knew that two planes crashed into buildings in New York and a lot of people died.
Juan then showed Diego a short documentary for kids about 9/11 that he found on-line. We talked about Flights 93 and 77. which crashed into a Shanksville, Pennsylvania field and the Pentagon. Diego was surprised to learn about these other planes, and began to speculate about a cover-up. I guess conspiracy theorists start young.
Juan and I recalled for Diego what we were doing when the planes hit the towers. I told Diego that his brother Nico was only three years old back then, and watching TV when the first plane hit. Diego wanted to know if Nico was watching his then favorite film, The Goofy Movie. Interesting for Diego to relate such an epic event to something familiar to him like a Disney movie. Recalling these events with Diego last night, I decided to re-publish this post I wrote from the 10 year anniversary of 9/11:
One of the often asked questions of my parents generation was, "Where were you when Kennedy was shot?" I remember hearing my parents talk about where they were when they heard the news that the president was shot while riding in a motorcade. The question for this generation will probably be, "Where were you when the planes struck the Twin Towers?" It was such a tragic moment in U.S. history, that it's not hard to remember where one was when they heard the awful news.
I was at home, getting ready for work. I was a single mom of a 3 year-old. I woke up early, and as usual, tried to keep quiet around the house as I took my shower, made breakfast and got dressed, while I let Nico sleep as long as he could. When he finally woke up I turned on the TV so that he could stay occupied while I made him breakfast, and got his clothes together. Shortly after 7:00 am pacific time, my phone rang. It was Juan. We had just started dating a few months earlier, so it wasn't that unusual for him to call me in the mornings and say hello. He seemed frustrated and asked me where I had been and why I hadn't answered the phone. There was an urgency in his voice. He told me to turn on the TV. By this time the plane had struck the first tower. He told me he would be right over, that he was going to drop Erica and Olivia off at their grandmother's house. Olivia was in the 1st grade. It was her 6th birthday and she was supposed to have a pizza party at school that day, but Juan and Olivia's mom decided not to send Olivia to school after all.
I hung up the phone and turned on the television, just after the South Tower collapsed. Juan arrived at my house shortly after that. I wanted his company. I did not want to be alone. Nico was still watching television in the family room, while Juan and I watched the North Tower go down from a small television in my room. We weren't sure if we should report for work. Our office has a command post to call for such emergencies. We called in and were told not to come into work because of the threat level. Juan's workplace was downtown, while mine was just outside the civic center. We were riveted to the television, watching in disbelief what was happening. I had visited New York a couple of times and I loved the city. I was a native Angeleno and I lived in Southern California all my life, however, at that moment, I was a New Yorker. I felt the horror that those in New York must have been experiencing.
Juan and I sat there all morning, watching the television reports, reliving the horror of those planes crashing into the towers. Around midday we realized that even though Olivia had not gone to school that day, her classmates were counting on their pizza party. Juan decided to take the pizzas to Olivia's school. I went with him. It seemed surreal to be walking through a grocery store picking up a cake, plates and napkins and getting pizza, on a day that America was attacked. We went to her school and had the party. Olivia and her classmates were totally unaware of what had happened. They were happy to have pizza and sing Happy Birthday to Olivia. Olivia, with her beaming smile, was happy to be the center of attention. Juan quietly told me how sad it was that for the rest of her life her birthday would be shared with such a horrible event.
After her pizza party, Juan and I wanted to do something other than go home and watch more news reports. But we didn't know what to do. We decided to to a local pub, to be around other people. The pub had some other customers, but it was eerily quiet. Of course, the television was on and we watched more news reports and replays of the planes colliding. At the end of the day we had to go about our routines, picking up kids from school and daycare, and getting ready for the next day at work.
New Yorkers were dealing with the aftermath. The President came on TV and asked us to go about our business. The next day I went to the office. I tried to get on with business as usual. My brother was getting married 4 days later. The bride's grandparents from Illinois couldn't get a flight out to the wedding. Some of the wedding guests had to cancel or make other travel arrangements. The wedding went on anyway, but even during the ceremony the priest made reference to the week's event. Two days after the wedding Juan and I decided to take the kids to Disneyland. We thought those wedding guests from out-of-town would want to go too. It turned out that most guests wanted to return home. It seemed like everyone else stayed home too. Disneyland was almost empty.
Ten years later I can still vividly recall the days events from September 11th. It was a day that changed America, and a day which I will probably always remember. It's a day we should never forget.
Where were you when you heard the news that a plane struck the Towers, the Pentagon, or crashed in a field in Shanksville?


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We at the State Department are well aware of the dynamic global tourism market of the 21st century -- and the opportunities it presents to expand our trade and investment everywhere. So we are working to promote and support our own travel and tourism industry to engender jobs and business for our citizens, and to make travelling to the United States as welcoming as possible.
Last week, we celebrated UN World Tourism Day, which the United Nations World Tourism Organization observes every year to foster awareness among the international community of the importance of tourism and its social, cultural, political, and economic value. And today, for the first time, our Travel and Tourism Conference will bring together leaders from the travel and tourism industry to find new and better ways to welcome visitors to the United States.
By exploring new partnerships and avenues of opportunity, we will support the goals of President Obama's National Tourism Strategy and Executive Order 13597, and be able to engage in a thoughtful, actionable dialogue. Our conversations will explore how we can create more business by facilitating visa and port of entry processing without compromising security; and how we can work together to market and promote the United States overseas.
We believe in "jobs diplomacy," and we are leading the effort overseas to support international travel and tourism every day. Our consular, economic, and public diplomacy officers do this each time they issue a visa, meet with travel and tourism industry leaders overseas, or launch a tourism campaign that highlights the best destinations within each of our 50 states. We are excited about the renewed efforts we are making through embassies around the world to promote travel to the United States.
Nothing is more persuasive than face to face accounts, so we are engaging people directly, whether it's Ambassador David B. Shear talking to audiences in Hanoi about his favorite destination spots in the U.S., or Julie Judkins, manager for the Appalachian Trail Conservancy, engaging with government and tourism officials in Tajikistan. And in her introductory video to the citizens of Lithuania, Charge d'Affaires Anne Hall has made a compelling case for visiting her home state of Maine.
We are seeking innovative ways to promote travel, too. At the American Center in New Delhi, we will show classic Hollywood films highlighting different parts of the United States, as we engage with travel agents. And in Panama, we are exploring opportunities to offer culinary tours to the United States as prizes on the popular "Super Chef Panama" TV competition.
We are promoting travel with posters or videos in our embassies and consulates overseas. We are engaging with travel agents at trade shows. Through social media, we are promoting online competitions, or asking young people to share the places they most want to visit. And we are directing embassy webpage visitors to see our promotional video, "Visit America: It's Easier than You Think."
We are working everywhere to support President Obama's message to the world: America is open for business and we welcome all travelers and tourists to our shores. We hope everyone reading this will make the United States their next destination -- and encourage their friends to do the same!


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Since the birth of the plastic shoe – Melissa Shoes, Grendha, Mel, now comes another brand that caters to the plastic shoe. Admittedly, I am one of the avid fans and followers of the plastic shoe since 2006. During one of my window shopping at the Rockwell mall, one of the shoe stores that I really check out is Officine. I noticed that there was this other brand, Terra and Agua, who carries and caters to the plastic shoe following in the Philippines. Check out their press release below.
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Deeplinks Blog posts about Transparency
Much of EFF's transparency work centers around government activities in the executive and legislative branches. But transparency in the courts is also important. That's why yesterday we sent a letter to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit asking for greater free public access to orders issued by the court.
This week is Sunshine Week, an annual celebration to promote government transparency and access to information. As a public interest organization dedicated to these ideals, EFF continues to call on Congress to update the Freedom of Information Act, a key tool for citizens to obtain federal government records and to hold federal agencies accountable.
Government agencies sure love their black markers.
For transparency activists, receiving overly redacted documents is a guilty pleasure. Sure, we'd all prefer to have the records unmarred by secrecy (except for narrow occasions, such as when the black-outs legitimately protect people's privacy), but sometimes those redactions are the first indication that we've hit pay dirt. Other times, these redactions provide comic relief.
In anticipation of Sunshine Week, EFF called for the public to submit the most absurd redactions they've seen for for The Foilies, our new "awards" for shenanigans in the Freedom of Information process. The big takeaway from the nominations we received: redactions can be unintentional conceptual art.
Police practices came under intense public scrutiny in 2014, as citizens raised further questions about the use of mass surveillance technologies and deadly force. From Ferguson to New York City, from Alameda County to Tucson, watchdogs have sought records to hold law enforcement agencies accountable for abuses. As one might expect, many of these local and federal police agencies have shunned sunlight, often citing absurd excuses to withhold documents.
Welcome once again to Sunshine Week! It's that time of year when journalists, citizen watchdogs, community activists, data wizards, political gadflies, public-records litigators, and open-gov fanatics come together to champion the cause of transparency and commiserate over the obstacles we face everyday while chasing sunlight.
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On April 18, 2013, President of the World Bank Group Jim Yong Kim co-hosted the second Equal Futures Partnership meeting, along with the U.S. Secretary of Treasury Jacob Lew, Senior Advisor to President Obama Valerie Jarrett, and National Economic Advisor to President Obama Gene Sperling on the margins of the World Bank Spring Meetings in Washington, D.C. The 13 founding members issued a report on progress made thus far, while six new country members joined the partnership with new commitments, and three more signaled intent to join at the next convening. Some of the new country commitments centered on increasing women's political participation in legislatures, removing legislative and policy barriers to women's participation in the formal economy, and strengthening law enforcement to address gender-based violence.
In response to President Obama's challenge to the world to break down barriers to women's political and economic participation, former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton launched the Equal Futures Partnership on behalf of the United States in September 2012 along with 12 other founding members. Each founding member made national commitments to policy, legal, and regulatory reforms to promote two mutually reinforcing goals: expanded economic opportunity for women and increased political and civic participation by women at local, state, and national levels. Multilateral stakeholders, including UN Women and the World Bank, along with leading businesses and non-profit institutions also pledged support for the partnership.
As government officials noted, the private sector is a critical part of achieving a truly equal future for all. HTC's Founder and Chairwoman Cher Wang used her personal story to talk about the importance of having more women and girls involved in technology and to expand the talent pool. She urged women to use technology and online communication to pursue education and gender equality. She also announced the donation of 100,000 HTC tablets to women in the Asia-Pacific region. Discovery International Network's President and CEO Mark Hollinger spoke passionately about using innovative technology to educate children, especially in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). In addition, Hyatt Hotels announced their support for the U.S.-China Women-LEAD initiative which promotes exchanges among young women from China and the United States.
The White House Council on Women and Girls hosted a roundtable with private sector partners to discuss future opportunities for public-private partnerships, as well as the U.S. plan to establish a regular dialogue with the private sector to strategically align Equal Futures country commitments and private sector resources and expertise.
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If taken in appropriate dosage as prescribed by the doctor, Augmentin is not nephrotoxic
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No, amoxicillin + clavulanic acid (Augmentin) does not contain sulfa
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There are either weak or no reported interactions with above mentioned drugs with amoxicillin + clavulanic acid. Please consult your doctor before changing any medication.


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Searching for success
Graduates of Minot State University on Friday were urged to seize the opportunities post-graduate life will offer them.
"Work hard, try hard, and you will succeed," said state senator and keynote speaker Karen Krebsbach, who said she was quoting British leader Winston Churchill. Krebsbach encouraged the new graduates to seek their dreams in North Dakota.
Anthony Anderson, one of the graduates, advised his fellow graduates to adopt his list of life goals for their own.
Anderson said he has resolved to never stop searching until he finds a career that makes him happy and to take what steps are necessary to realize that goal, whether it be returning to school for further education or looking elsewhere for employment.
Anderson said he will make a commitment to lifelong learning.
He resolved not to ignore comments, criticism and observation from others. He advised his classmates to never be afraid to acknowledge what they don't know, but also to be willing to do what it takes to find an answer.
Anderson said he will not be afraid to take risks and will willingly embrace change. It should not be acceptable to settle for being merely good enough, he said. Instead, people should strive for excellence. He also urged his classmates to be grateful for those who helped them along the way.
Anderson said he "wants to make the world a better place, or at least not a worse one."
Anderson is a third-generation graduate of Minot State, with both his mother and grandmother graduating from the university before him.
Anderson graduated with a bachelor of science with a major in finance. He was in the first group of Great Plains Exceptional Scholars at the college and served as editor of the student newspaper, The Red & Green, during his time at the university.
Minot State University President David Fuller said Anderson is bound to find success post-university since he accomplished so much during his time at MSU.
It was also a special day for families.
Travis Gregurek of Minot received his master's degree in information systems management, while his son Cole Gregurek received a bachelor's degree in management information systems.
"It's something that we'll always remember," said Travis Gregurek, who said his son was the one who inspired him to continue his education. The two Gregurek men motivated each other to continue their studies. It was important for them to be able to share the graduation ceremony together.
Travis Gregurek works in the IT department at the Heart of America Medical Center in Rugby and his son plans to pursue job opportunities in Fargo.
There were about 760 graduates of the university this spring. The university also honored three special guests during the ceremony. They included Helen Kjellstad, who will turn 100 in June and is a Minot Normal School graduate and former teacher; Arlene Saugstad, who turns 101 this month and is an honored, active community member, particularly in the arts community; and Carley Olson, widow of former MSU president, the late Gordon Olson, during the ceremony.


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Helmar Adhesives Grande Finale!
January 7, 2011 by Ellen
Filed under Core Blog, Helmar Adhesives, Jenni Bowlin, Queen & Co., SRM Stickers
We had a great week of Helmar and Core'dinations Teaming up for some fabulous inspiration!!!! Make sure you head over to their blog, too. The Helmar blog is jam packed with inspiration this week!!! We are by no means done featuring projects using these great adhesives so make sure you stop by for more in the future. AND today is the LAST day to comment to win some of our fabulous cardstock. You can comment every day for more chances to win.
AND they have an awesome Facebook Page . P.S. tell them thanks for a fabulous week! AND CHECK IT OUT!!! HELMAR IS OFFERING A CHANCE TO WIN, TOO!!!
Today is our grande finale…it's kinda like a fireworks show. So keep scrolling for some awesome designs using Core'dinations and Helmar Adhesives! Can you tell our Design team likes the Zap Dots from Helmar? If you haven't used them YOU MUST! They should be a staple in every crafter's collection.
We will start off from a gorgeous layout from Design Team member Cari Locken featuring an awesome mix of our different collections. She included the Core Amour Onyx Collection, Cosmo Cricket Core Impressions, Vintage and Core Jenni Bowlin Impressions.
Here is a close-up of how Cari cut the Jenni Bowlin letters from the alpha cardstock and raised them with the Helmar Zap dots:
Next up Design team member Sarah Hodginkson has some super cute invites with Helmar Zap dots, tape runner and SRM STickers and Core Essentials Cardstock:
A super cool layout from Design Team Member Hera Frei (even thought it's about getting stuck in a Hurricane!). Hera adhered the clouds in various layers with Helmar Zap dots and used her Helmar Tape Runner. Also Hera used the Core Impressions for the clouds. SO easy…just punch them out and they are embossed and ready to go!
And a card from Design Team member Ellen Sosnoski using some, yep! You guessed it…Helmar Zap dots on the sentiment and 450 Quick Dry Adhesive for the tag and ribbon (also a mix of Vintage Cardstock and Jenni Bowlin Core Impressions):
We will choose a random winner from all the comments this weekend. Thanks so much!


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Debates of April 22nd, 1997
House of Commons Hansard #161 of the 35th Parliament, 2nd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was billion.
- Sustainable Development
- Federal Court And Tax Court Of Canada
- Government Response To Petitions
- Ways And Means
- Constitution
- Committees Of The House
- Interpretation Act
- Divorce Act
- Federal-Provincial Fiscal Arrangements Act
- Canada Pension Plan
- Members Of Parliament Retiring Allowances Act
- Young Offenders Act
- Bank Act
- Bills Of Exchange Act
- Canada Business Corporations Act
- Canada Health Act
- Canada Shipping Act
- Canada Student Loans Act
- Canada-United Kingdom Civil And Commercial Judgements Act
- Corrections And Conditional Release Act
- Excise Act
- Extradition Act
- Government Employees Compensation Act
- Hazardous Products Act
- Canada Cooperative Associations Act
- Excise Tax Act
- Indian Act
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police Act
- Insurance Companies Act
- Land Titles Act
- Canada Transportation Act
- Pension Fund Societies Act
- Privacy Act
- Territorial Lands Act
- Wages Liability Act
- Sunshine Day
- Petitions
- Questions On The Order Paper
- Budget Implementation Act, 1997
- Banff National Park
- Bell Science Fair
- Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary
- Earth Day
- British Columbia
- Devco
- Earth
- Visit Of President Of Brazil
- Chinese Exclusion Act
- Special Olympics
- Rick Hansen
- Manpower Training
- Tran Trieu Quan
- Flooding
- Ubi Soft
- Earth Day
- Rights Of Victims
- Linguistic School Boards
- Government Spending
- Employment Insurance
- Employment
- Culture
- Justice
- Young Canada Works
- Flooding
- Health Care
- Tran Trieu Quan
- Health Care
- The Environment
- Justice
- Decontamination Of Military Sites
- Banff National Park
- Presence In The Gallery
- Points Of Order
- Budget Implementation Act, 1997
- Income Tax Conventions Implementation Act, 1996
- York Factory First Nation Flooded Land Act
- Nelson House First Nation Flooded Land Act
- First Nations Land Management Act
- Broadcast Act
Tran Trieu Quan
Oral Question Period
2:50 p.m.
Winnipeg South Centre
Lloyd Axworthy Minister of Foreign Affairs
Mr. Speaker, first I would like to point out that all of Canada supports the liberation of Mr. Quan, not just those in Quebec. This is a national issue. That is why the Government of Canada has taken the action required.
Second, I would suggest to the hon. member that rather than coming to the House in an adversarial way, which his whole demeanour and behaviour suggests, we should be working in a co-operative way because this is a very important issue. It does not require the kind of negative approach the hon. member is taking. It requires a co-operative partnership approach. I am very confident that if we continue working together that we can achieve a very successful result within a matter of days.
The problem with Bloc members is that they do not want success. They do not want results. They want the problems to continue because they feed on misery, they feed on negativism, they feed on problems. They do not feed on success.
Health Care
Oral Question Period
2:50 p.m.
Bill Gilmour Comox—Alberni, BC
Mr. Speaker, many Canadians practice preventive health care with health supplements, yet the health protection branch under the direction of the government is actively removing vitamins, minerals and herbal and natural extracts that have been on the shelves for decades.
Some of these products have been in use for centuries with no history of harm. There is simply no scientific evidence to support the government's actions. Canadians are paying more for health supplements and their access to health products is being restricted. This is clearly not in the best interests of Canadians.
My question is for the Minister of Health. Why is the minister banning herbs and vitamins that have been on store shelves and in use for years with no history of harm?
Health Care
Oral Question Period
2:50 p.m.
Joe Volpe Parliamentary Secretary to Minister of Health
Mr. Speaker, I am not sure whether the member opposite heard the first response. I stated that Health Canada is very interested and is determined to guarantee that the products on the market are of high quality, safe and effective.
We agree that some products have been used over centuries, but no medicinal claims have been made for them.
I point out to members opposite that there are some such as ephedra which in Texas has already proven to have negative effects in over 500 cases. There is comfrey, chaparral and germander that have caused liver toxicity and chou wu chih that has caused heart palpitations.
I am sure the member opposite would not want Health Canada to put a stamp of approval on products that have already caused some serious negative considerations in the health community.
Health Care
Oral Question Period
2:50 p.m.
Bill Gilmour Comox—Alberni, BC
Mr. Speaker, this issue has little to do with safety and acting in the public interest. This issue is about money and about power: money and power in the hands of the big pharmaceutical companies. That is what this issue is about.
The government is forcing Canadians to pay more for health supplements and is driving small companies out of business.
My question is for the Minister of Health. Will the minister act now to put a moratorium in place to stop the removal from store shelves of vitamins, minerals, and herbal and natural extracts?
Health Care
Oral Question Period
2:50 p.m.
Joe Volpe Parliamentary Secretary to Minister of Health
Mr. Speaker, the member opposite may have a different perspective on what is the obligation of government. However, I can assure the House that what is of great concern is not the economic considerations to which he alludes. The government wants to make sure that any product that is on the market which has medicinal claims fulfils the requirement that it is a safe, effective, high quality product. There is no other consideration is far as Health Canada is concerned.
I think the member should be ashamed for suggesting that there is any concern other than that.
The Environment
Oral Question Period
2:50 p.m.
Peter Adams Peterborough, ON
Mr. Speaker, my question is for the Minister of the Environment.
Greenhouse gas emissions from Canada continue to rise despite our international commitment to reduce them made at Rio. As a prosperous, caring nation we should be setting a good example to the world, not a bad one. What exactly is the minister doing to show leadership in reducing greenhouse gas emissions?
The Environment
Oral Question Period
2:55 p.m.
York West
Sergio Marchi Minister of the Environment
Mr. Speaker, let me thank the member for his question. It is most appropriate when the world celebrates earth day today. It is also five years since Rio.
The international community, including Canada, has come to recognize that we have to redouble our efforts if we are to keep the promise that was made five years ago in Rio with respect to stabilizing greenhouse gas emissions by 2000.
We have tried to redouble those efforts. Last December with my colleague, the Minister of Natural Resources, at a joint federal-provincial energy and environmental ministerial conference, 45 new
initiatives were set out with which to combat growing greenhouse gas emissions.
We are also committed to improving the voluntary challenge program. We also said in the last budget that we were prepared to put $45 million into a commercial retrofit which would reduce the energy component and make it efficient by more than 20 per cent.
Ultimately, the conference in December in Kyoto, Japan this year is very important. Canada leaves for that conference assured and confident that we can reach those stabilizations.
Oral Question Period
April 22nd, 1997 / 2:55 p.m.
Bill Blaikie Winnipeg—Transcona, MB
Mr. Speaker, I had intended to ask a question about the flood situation in Manitoba but that was ably done by the member for Brandon-Souris so I will turn to the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Given the visit by the president of Brazil, can the minister tell us whether the future of Christine Lamont and David Spencer was raised by the Prime Minister with the president? What progress can the minister report either with respect to those two individuals or with respect to a treaty forthcoming that would enable Canada to repatriate these two unfortunate Canadians?
Oral Question Period
2:55 p.m.
Winnipeg South Centre
Lloyd Axworthy Minister of Foreign Affairs
Mr. Speaker, I can report to the hon. member that the issue was discussed by the Prime Minister. The president has also discussed it at the ministerial level. We continue to raise our concerns in this matter.
In fact, the Brazilian government has indicated its choice is to move ahead with a treaty on exchange of offenders. It will be part of its general policy which includes a number of treaties in this area with several countries. It is working to put that kind of grouping together at the present time. We will continue to make our representations.
I believe that if we continue to work on this file that we will have a treaty in place and that would then offer to the Spencer-Lamont families the opportunity to make application under the treaty.
Decontamination Of Military Sites
Oral Question Period
2:55 p.m.
Gérard Asselin Charlevoix, QC
Mr. Speaker, my question is directed to the Minister of National Defence.
Yesterday, the minister admitted there was a problem with the military bases along the DEW line in the Arctic. In fact, toxic substances like PCBs have contaminated the environment and have been detected in the food chain. The Inuit population is very concerned about the state of the environment in the tundra and for several years has been trying to reach an agreement with the government on a viable solution.
Considering that traces of PCBs have been found as far as 15 kilometres away from the bases and that the minister himself has admitted there is a problem, will he undertake to develop plans for decontamination that will guarantee the tundra will be restored to a state that is acceptable?
Decontamination Of Military Sites
Oral Question Period
2:55 p.m.
New Brunswick
Douglas Young Minister of National Defence and Minister of Veterans Affairs
Mr Speaker, as I said yesterday, obviously the Government of Canada recognizes its obligation to respect the environment in the area described by the hon. member and elsewhere.
The challenge is a considerable one, because most of these facilities were built a long time ago, when standards were quite different from what they are today. However, I can assure the hon. member that we will do everything in our power to ensure the integrity of the environment, in Canada's Far North and elsewhere in this country.
Banff National Park
Oral Question Period
2:55 p.m.
Jim Gouk Kootenay West—Revelstoke, BC
Mr. Speaker, the route over the Banff area is the most commonly used VFR flight corridor between Alberta and B.C. The airstrip in Banff provides a very necessary emergency landing site for pilots caught unexpectedly in rapidly changing mountain weather.
The minister of heritage plans to close the airstrip as early as next month, allegedly to protect wildlife although the bit of information provided by government does not justify it.
Will the minister of heritage at least give the same level of consideration to people as wildlife and allow the Banff airstrip to remain, or offer some reasonable alternative such as moving it to the south side of the highway?
Banff National Park
Oral Question Period
3 p.m.
Hamilton East
Sheila Copps Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Canadian Heritage
Mr. Speaker, the Banff airstrip which is currently used by approximately half a dozen pilots has been deemed by those in the know to be unsafe.
Presence In The Gallery
Oral Question Period
3 p.m.
The Speaker
It has become a tradition for those of us in the House to pay tribute to men and women whose achievements contribute to our national life. We have such Canadians with us today.
The Special Olympics World Winter Games were held in Toronto and Collingwood in February. We have in our galleries today athletes and coaches representing the Canadian team that participated in those games.
The special Olympics movement was launched 30 years ago by us, by Canadians, and has become an international success story. This year's winter games brought together 2,000 athletes from nine different countries.
I want to introduce the athletes and coaches representing the Canadian teams. I ask members to hold their applause until I have introduced all of them.
When I call your names, you, our Canadian athletes, I would like you to stand and stay standing until I have introduced all of you in the House: Katherine Hall, David Johnston, Tanya Parris, Erin Thom, Robin Friesen, Fabian Wawianke, Joanne Lautermilch, Lana Noonan, Jennifer Adams, Maryanne Bland, Samantha Mayer, Richard Francis, Richard Smith, Mark Virus, Josée Bournival, Joseph Munro, Marc Mckearney, Gordon Reddy and Frank Hayden, founder of the special Olympic movement.
These are your special Olympians.
Presence In The Gallery
Oral Question Period
3 p.m.
Some hon. members
Hear, hear.


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Constitution by wire
In the midst of the Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln eagerly sought the statehood of the pro-Unionist and largely Republican Nevada Territory. Certified copies of the Nevada Constitution, sent earlier by overland mail and by sea, had failed to arrive in Washington, DC, by October 24, 1864, so Governor Nye of the Nevada Territory ordered that it be sent by wire. This message, transmitted in Morse code, contains the entire text of the Nevada State Constitution. With no direct link from Carson City to Washington, DC, telegrapher James H. Guild worked seven hours to transmit the message to Salt Lake City, where it was resent to Chicago, then Philadelphia, and finally to the War Department's telegraph office in Washington, DC, where this 175-page transcription was made. The final page shows the total word count (16,543) and cost ($4303.27—or $59,229 in today's dollars) of the transmission.
National Archives, General Records of the Department of State


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Today we are offering you our next review of 17" LCD monitors. Even though the manufacturers have recently shifted their focus to more expensive 19" and 20" models, there are still enough interesting products in this market sector.
For example, it is for the first time we've got a monitor from ASUS in our test lab. LG's series of monitors with a built-in TV-tuner and Samsung's new 720-th series look promising, too.
Our ways of testing LCD monitors have not changed since the last time we did it. The only difference is that we now measure the color temperature of four shades of gray (from a dark 25% gray to pure white) rather than two as before.
ASUSTeK Computer once used to be known mostly for its mainboards, but the company has been actively diversifying its business in the last years, so now you can find modems, notebooks, system cases, power supplies, PDAs, cellular phones and what not, under the ASUS brand. And here's an LCD monitor from ASUS to you, too.
The PM17TS looks cute in its elegant silvery case with a smooth and rounded outline without a single sharp angle – even the buttons are round! Luckily, they didn't dare return to those bulging screens of ten years ago and older and had to put up with the four right angles of the LCD matrix! The quality of manufacture is high – I have no complains whatsoever.
The aluminum-alloy base matches the elegance of the rest of the monitor, but only allows adjusting the tilt of the screen.
The monitor's connectors are all located in a single block at its rear panel. I think this is virtually the only slip the ASUS engineers made because it is impossible to hide the cables that go from the monitor and it is all going to look ugly on a secretary's desk, for example, where the monitor's rear panel would face the visitor. Well, even at home you may find this placement of the connectors inconvenient. Conversely, many manufacturers position the connectors of their monitors vertically, facing downwards. After you connect the cables, the connectors can be then concealed under a decorative cover, and the cables can be hidden inside the monitor's base or at least fastened to it with a brace.
The PM17TS is equipped with analog and digital outputs and an audio input for the integrated speakers. The monitor comes with both video cables and an adapter cable from the sound card's 3.5mm audio output to the monitor's RCA connectors. The power adapter is external.
The Power On button is positioned at the center of the monitor's front panel and is highlighted with a mild blue LED at work. The control buttons are located on the right side of the case. Not quite conveniently, you have to apply some force to press a button down.
The monitor's menu isn't very user-friendly. Only three of the monitor's six buttons are used in the menu, so you have to make a lot of extra presses. I think it would be logical to choose a menu item with the "Up" and "Down" buttons, for example, and choose the value of the setting by pressing "+" and "-". But here you choose the necessary menu item, enter it with the "Menu" button, and then use the "Up" and "Down" buttons to change the setting. The "+" and "-" buttons are not used at all when in the menu.
The monitor doesn't have any brightness/contrast presets and doesn't even offer quick control over these two settings. Quick access is only provided to the volume setting (with those "+" and "-" buttons) and to the auto-adjustment feature. Again, the "Up" and "Down" buttons might have been used for quick adjustment of the brightness setting when not in the menu, but the PM17TS only reacts to these buttons when you're in it.
The monitor's default brightness and contrast are set to 80% both. I dropped them to 25% for both analog and digital connections to achieve 100nit brightness of white (1 nit = 1 candela per square meter).


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