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Debates of Feb. 8th, 2005
House of Commons Hansard #52 of the 38th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was industries.
- Committees of the House
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Committees of the House
- Supply
- Committees of the House
- Supply
- Regional Development
- Taxation
- Toque Tuesday
- André Shatskoff
- Middle East
- Income Tax
- Food Freedom Day
- Black History Month
- Nunavut
- Tsunami Relief
- Black History Month
- Youth
- World Cup Giant Slalom Champion
- Film Industry
- Veterans
- Seniors
- Sponsorship Program
- The Environment
- Employment Insurance
- Child Care
- Sponsorship Program
- Clothing and Textile Industry
- Employment Insurance
- National Defence
- Foreign Affairs
- Marriage
- Health
- Human Resources and Skills Development
- Iraq
- Sponsorship Program
- The Environment
- Presence in Gallery
- Privilege
- Supply
- Committees of the House
- Supply
- Committees of the House
- Supply
- Employment Insurance Act
André Shatskoff
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Diane Bourgeois Terrebonne—Blainville, QC
Mr. Speaker, I am tremendously honoured to pay tribute to Mr. André Shatskoff, a man with a big heart who has for the past 17 years been volunteering in our community.
As the director general of Caisse populaire Desjardins de Terrebonne, board member of the Chamber of Commerce and founding president of the Terrebonne cultural development society, he has just achieved his dream of providing the citizens of Terrebonne with one of the most beautiful theatres in Quebec. the new Théâtre du Vieux-Terrebonne.
In addition, he was recently named volunteer of the year for 2004 by the newspaper La Revue .
The Bloc Québécois congratulates André Shatskoff for his remarkable accomplishments. A tireless and dedicated volunteer for social, cultural and economic causes, there is no doubt that he is deserving of our deepest respect.
Congratulations, Mr. Shatskoff.
Middle East
Statements By Members
February 8th, 2005 / 2:05 p.m.
Susan Kadis Thornhill, ON
Mr. Speaker, today is a day of cautious optimism for peace in the Middle East. After four and a half years of violence, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas have signed a formal ceasefire.
While this step is not a solution to the problem, it does give hope that peace may be on the horizon. Although agreements similar to this have been made in the past, it appears that today's does have more weight. Both the Israelis and Palestinians have made great strides in recent weeks, and the concessions which have been made today may prove to be instrumental to an everlasting peace.
Canada has an important role to play in this process. We must do everything we can to encourage the return to the peace process. Canada must be vocal in calling for and ensuring that any agreement will be just and long-lasting.
I urge those involved in upcoming negotiations to put an end to the aims of those who seek destruction and annihilation. I encourage them to have the will and the courage to bring to reality a long held hope and desire for peace, prosperity and coexistence.
Income Tax
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2:05 p.m.
Guy Lauzon Stormont—Dundas—South Glengarry, ON
Mr. Speaker, 20 years ago Patrick O'Connor, who lives in my riding of Stormont—Dundas—South Glengarry, was a successful young manager and entrepreneur. At the age of 25 he contracted both HIV and hepatitis C from tainted blood transfusions.
Patrick has spoken to students, community groups, home care workers and others about HIV. He has written over 500 newspaper columns and published a children's booklet, 10,000 copies of which were distributed free of charge in the Cornwall area.
In 1992 he founded the United Counties AIDS Project, which raised over $35,000 in three years to help others with HIV. Today he is working on a second book for teens, and continues to write and speak about AIDS.
How has the government rewarded him? By insisting he pay $90,000 in interest because he failed to file his taxes in 1990, the same year he was told he was dying and was forced to sell his business at a loss.
I call upon the government to forgive the interest on Mr. O'Connor's back taxes. It is the least it could do for this community hero.
Food Freedom Day
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Rose-Marie Ur Middlesex—Kent—Lambton, ON
Mr. Speaker, today, February 8, is Food Freedom Day. Today Canadians have earned enough money to pay for their entire year's food supply. It takes just 38 days out of the whole year for the average Canadian to pay for his or her groceries.
According to Statistics Canada, in 2003 Canadians spent 10.6% of their disposable income on food. That number has dramatically decreased over the years. In 1997 Canadians spent over 12.5%. By comparison, Food Freedom Day in Australia falls on February 12, in Japan on February 20, in Iceland on February 27, and Mexico does not reach it until March 4.
Farmers are earning just a fraction of the average food dollar. While Food Freedom Day is February 8, January 9 is the day on which we have paid for the farmers' amount. That is right, January 9. It takes only nine days to pay the farmers for a whole year's worth of food.
We need to recognize our primary producers so that Food Freedom Day can be a day that everyone can celebrate, including our farmers.
Black History Month
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Maka Kotto Saint-Lambert, QC
Mr. Speaker, history teaches us that the best way to alter or wipe out the identity of a people or a group of people who identify with one homeland is to cut off its historical and cultural memory. We can clearly see that a tree without roots is a tree that will die.
For a number of years now, February has been a time to remember the role played by Africans and their descendants in ancient, recent and contemporary history.
Children and grandchildren of African descent have a great hunger for role models. In fact, they have great need of role models with whom to identify in order to reach their full potential.
Many thanks to all those women and men in Quebec and in Canada who keep on fighting, not counting the hours or the energy spent, in order to ensure that Black History Month will continue.
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Nancy Karetak-Lindell Nunavut, NU
Mr. Speaker, again this year Nunavut will experience a banner year in mineral exploration. Right across the territory, exploration companies are exploring for gold, platinum, iron ore and diamonds.
This year over $120 million will be spent trying to find that mineral deposit worth developing into an operating mine. Projects like Tahera's Jericho diamond project and Cumberland Resources' Meadowbank gold deposit demonstrate that perseverance and determination do pay dividends.
Industry and governments are working together in Nunavut to make projects happen, to develop infrastructure to support this economic development and ultimately give Nunavummiut the jobs they want and need.
Nunavut will be a real contributor to the Canadian economy with the right investments.
Tsunami Relief
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Ted Menzies Macleod, AB
Mr. Speaker, I rise in the House today to congratulate the efforts of my constituents Gordon Florence, Fern Brothers and Sheryl Lane who have come together to organize a concert to raise funds for the orphans of the tsunami.
The variety concert will take place at the Community Hall in my town of Claresholm on Thursday, February 17 at 7 p.m. It will feature artists from across the riding of Macleod and a fitting choral rendition of I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing .
Scores of people have donated their time and services to make this concern a success, including the Salvation Army which will ensure that 100% of the money raised will go directly to those in need.
I am proud to be a member of such a kind and generous community. I invite the members of the House and citizens across Canada to join me in Claresholm on February 17.
Black History Month
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Jean Augustine Etobicoke—Lakeshore, ON
Mr. Speaker, February is Black History Month, an occasion of much pride for black Canadians whose presence in Canada can be traced to the early 1600s when Mathieu Da Costa worked with Samuel de Champlain as an interpreter of the Mi'kmaq language.
Black History Month provides an opportunity for all of us to learn about the experiences of black Canadians in our society and the vital role they have played throughout our history. The year 2005 is a milestone in our celebration as it marks the 10th year since the motion declaring February as Black History Month was passed in the House.
I would like to thank some of our special guests who have travelled from Toronto to be with us today. I would like to recognize special people like Speaker Alvin Curling, Delores Lawrence, Denham Jolly and Dr. Stephen Blizzard for their continuous dedication and special contribution to Canadian society.
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Judy Wasylycia-Leis Winnipeg North, MB
Mr. Speaker, the shooting of Matthew Dumas last week in Winnipeg is a tragedy for our whole community. It is a tragedy for Matt's family and a tragedy for the police officer involved.
As we try to sort out the specific details in this case, we must look at the bigger picture of troubled youth in our society and assess the adequacy of our urban aboriginal strategies. Research on housing, health and poverty points to an urgent need to invest in communities like Winnipeg's North End, to invest in strategies that will unlock the tremendous potential of our youth.
The cycle of poverty, neglect and violence is not acceptable. I do not accept it. The NDP does not accept it. Why does the Liberal government accept it?
The future for these kids is now, today. They cannot wait for a future that comes some time after the national debt is paid off or corporate greed is satisfied. We appeal to the government not to take for granted our inner city neighbourhoods and our aboriginal communities and to put the necessary resources in place to help youth out of the tragic downward spiral into despair and violence.
World Cup Giant Slalom Champion
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Myron Thompson Wild Rose, AB
Mr. Speaker, I would like to extend heartfelt congratulations and well done to Canada's next crazy Canuck, Thomas Grandi of Canmore, Alberta. After 12 years on the World Cup circuit, Thomas captured two world giant slalom wins in just three days.
Those who know him well will see those back to back victories as a result of the lifetime dedication to his sport. This is the first time in this discipline that a Canadian male has won in 38 years of the World Cup's existence.
Thomas hit the slopes in Banff at age two and a half. For a time the family operated a ski lift at Banff's Mount Norquay so practising was not a problem. From the time Thomas enrolled in the Nancy Greene program he was a natural on skis. He became one of the country's best technical performers and won nine national alpine titles.
Even though the Italian team has tried to lure him away with a great deal of sponsorship money, Thomas has said that he wants to make it as a Canadian.
On behalf of all of Canada, on behalf of all members of Parliament, I want to thank Thomas for his years of dedication and obvious patriotism. We will all be glued to our televisions at next year's Olympics.
Film Industry
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Pauline Picard Drummond, QC
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to tell the House about the significant contributions of men and women from Drummondville to the film industry.
Pierre Gendron produced The Decline of the American Empire and Night Zoo . Claude Desrosiers was the director of Dans une galaxie près de chez vous . Sébastien Montour and Jean-François Lepage directed Ça déménage un premier juillet . The music for Séraphin: Heart of Stone was written by Michel Cusson and that for Seducing Doctor Lewis by Jean-Marie Benoit. Karine Vanasse had notable roles in Set Me Free and Séraphin: Heart of Stone . Guy Paquin and Francine Dubois showed their expertise in set design in The Day After Tomorrow . François Camirand wrote the screenplays for Les Boys I, II and III , while Pierre Sénécal made his entrance into the world of cinema with Evil Words .
The Discovery Channel devotes many hours to Jeffrey Gallant and his films and research on sharks.
All these people have won our admiration and respect for the quality of their work and the many small pleasures they have given all of us. To all these people, many thanks.
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2:15 p.m.
Cheryl Gallant Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke, ON
Mr. Speaker, history repeats itself. Sixty years after the government finally recognized veterans involved in chemical warfare experiments, Canadians were upset to learn that soldiers who are members of Joint Task Force Two, Canada's elite anti-terrorist unit, are being denied pensions for service related injuries. It was, to quote the military ombudsman, "the invocation of threatened prosecution under the Official Secrets Act" then that prevented recognition, as it does today with JTF2 veterans.
While Canadians are proud of the men and women who serve in Canada's armed forces, Canadians are not proud of the way the veterans are treated by the government in this the year of the veteran.
It is time the federal government learned from the mistakes of the past and recognized the tremendous job our military does on behalf of all Canadians. No veteran should be made to beg for his or her pension.
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2:15 p.m.
John Maloney Welland, ON
Mr. Speaker, many senior citizens are finding it financially difficult to support themselves on low fixed incomes as their day to day living expenses increase far in excess of their incomes. In too many cases indexation of the old age security pension and guaranteed income supplement has not kept step with increases in the cost of modest rental accommodations, utilities and food. An evening meal of tea and toast is just not acceptable for our seniors.
Canadian society takes great pride in our values of justice, equality and compassion, yet too many senior members of our community who have contributed to building this great country worry and suffer in silence at a stage in their lives when they are most vulnerable and physically incapable of improving their lot.
A strong commitment here in the House of Commons along with a commitment at the provincial level is essential in guaranteeing that seniors who face financial difficulties with fixed incomes will have greater ease in their retirement without severe financial worries.
I call on the government to take immediate steps to address this shameful situation.
Sponsorship Program
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2:15 p.m.
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Mr. Speaker, we are witnessing the extraordinary spectacle of a former prime minister being hauled before a judicial inquiry. He is again trying to justify what occurred by wrapping himself in the flag. We all remember his statement that it does not matter if millions of dollars were stolen as long as the country was safe.
Does this Prime Minister clearly understand that the unity excuse for the theft of taxpayer dollars is completely unacceptable?
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2:15 p.m.
Paul Martin Prime Minister
Mr. Speaker, the continued attempts by the Leader of the Opposition to subvert the Gomery commission will be responded to in due course.
On another issue, the other day the Leader of the Opposition said that the protection of a certain minority right, that is to say the definition of civil marriage, was an attack on multiculturalism. That is an attack on the Charter of Rights. It is the worst example of the politics of division.
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Graftobian Dual Finish Palette Swatches
12 comments:
- Kim| Tres Jolie said...
I purchased the cream foundation palette from CRC, and I was looking into getting these too. Thanks for posting this.
- February 10, 2010 at 10:13 AM
- yummy411 said...
thanks for this review! i wish/need to check if the ben nye powders come pressed. it would be great to have them in a palette. these palettes are tempting. i wasn't crazy about the feel of the hd creme foundation ;T can't wait to try rcma though!
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- CestLaVy said...
i bought this on your recommendation and i love this! it's perfect for those starting out in makeup art. i still use mines!
- February 10, 2010 at 2:49 PM
- Bambi said...
Thanks Ren I have been in love with Graftobian everyy since you did your review months ago. This pallette has replaced my studio fix compacts!! Very affordable and a must for MUA's
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Oh no! Another thing to add on my IMATS wishlist! :P
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- KiLLaCaM said...
This was an awesome post! Thanks for requesting Christiana! I need a palette just like this. Powder is something I'm lacking in my kit. Thanks Renny Poo!
- February 10, 2010 at 5:38 PM
- Sharlene Kay said...
oooh great palatte!! thanks for the awesome review i might just have check it out!
like all your other 3,000 followers, i love ur blog!
- February 10, 2010 at 6:04 PM
- TiffanyMonet said...
I want to try the palette out..Thanks for the tips! xo T
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- ting RN said...
how do u use them wet?
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- shefitzmakeup said...
Hi RenRen,
I would love to have a chance to win the concealer palette so I can build a makeup kit but my funds are low. thanks for the videos I learn alot from them. P.S I am saving up for the Graftobian airbrush system, and I was wondering is there a coupond code avalible? Thank you for your time?
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Hi there
Which color would you recommend for someone who is pale (think NC15) with quite yellow undertones?
thanks a lot RenRen :)
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LAKE PLACID – The 31st Lake Placid Loppet cross-country ski races will be held Saturday at Mount Van Hoevenberg.
A member of the American Ski Marathon Series, the Loppet attracts hundreds of skiers from across the United States and Canada. It consists of a 50-kilometer Loppet (31 miles) and a 25k Kort Loppet (about 15.5 miles).
Traditionally, the race has been held in early February. However, organizers decided to move the event up by one week, taking into consideration the Craftsbury, Vt. race and the desire of many skiers wanting to participate in as many Loppet races as possible during the winter.
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On race day, bib pickup runs from 7 to 8:30 a.m.
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In short: Great as usualIn full: Well done Bitton RR. As usual great organisation, atmosphere and support around the course. Probably the most fun event of the yearDate of review: November 11, 2013
In short: A Great Trail HalfIn full: Well organised, the course was well marked and marshalled. Three water stations all manned by helpful encouraging marshals. The hills are all runnable, even for a slow runner like me and there was a good spread of abilities. We were rewarded with a very nice medal at the end too.Thanks Amazing FeetDate of review: July 7, 2013
In short: It's a great course!In full: I finished 2012 the way I began it with the Seven Sins Run. In January there were 131 finishers, this time 340 people had pre entered plus entries were taken on the day. As others have said the extra numbers did create problems for the organisers but I thought they seemed to cope well with it on the whole, well done Andy and the team. Car parking will need to be looked at if numbers are going to stay at this level, some parking marshalls would have helped, having said that arriving 40 minutes before the start we got parked OK and did not have to queue for long at registration. The course was as challenging as ever with the mud and water being more plentiful than January. Before we went I thought the tunnels might have to be missed out due to the high water levels but the organiser made the decision to leave them in. I wouldn't have blamed him for diverting the route, the fast flowing water particulary on the second tunnel where all the water was funneled through a narrow gap approaching the tunnel entrance was quite scary wouldn't have taken much to take me off my feet. Made it in one peice though and hope to come back next time.Date of review: December 30, 2012
In short: A good fast course and very pretty too!In full: A fast flat course after the first uphill mile to the dam, with a downhill finish. A race this size with a fairly narrow start would really benefit from chip timing. As a 2.10 runner I made sure I started in the correct pen and it took 2 minutes to cross the start line which would have scuppered any PB attempt. Overtook quite a few people in the first half of the race suggesting lots had started in the wrong area. The signs for the start pens need to be bigger please.Other than that accurate mile markers,plenty of water stations, enough toilets and a T-shirt and medal too. Thaks and well done to all the volunteers involved for giving us a great day out.Date of review: September 12, 2012
In short: Good organisation, plenty of water stations , nice routeIn full: Good organisation, my bag was waiting for me at Stonehenge when I arrived and no problem getting the coach back to where we started in Avebury. The second half across Salisbury Plain was more undulating than I expected and it was drier underfoot than I thought it would be after all the recent heavy rain. Mostly on gravel tracks so shoes with some cushioning better than out and out off roaders.Encouraging marshalls at the water stations and from some of the many walkers out too.All in all a good day out!Date of review: May 9, 2012
In short: Mud, hills and fogIn full: Smoothly organised and excellent marshalls. Thanks folks for standing around in the cold and fog for us.Date of review: January 29, 2012
In short: Excellently organised and marshalledIn full: I was expecting more mud but the conditions underfoot were generally good this year. the wind made up the difficultly though, six miles or so into a headwind does sap your strength. Organisation was excellent and thanks to the encouraging marshalls. Also a nice tech t at the finish. Well done Benfleet.Date of review: January 22, 2012
In short: An excellent well marked course, friendly and efficient organisation.In full: I really enjoyed this run. The course is excellent with seven challenging hills but not ridiculously hard.I even quite liked wading through the rivers in the tunnels although it was a bit cold on the feet!Deserves to have a bigger number of entrants.Date of review: January 2, 2012
In short: It's tough but the clue's in the name!In full: Lot's of positive points about this event. It's a lovely area to run in, challenging course, good T Shirt and medal and carrots at the end! On the whole well organised shame there was a marshalling error that led a lot of people the wrong way. I was glad I'd run the course in training so took the correct route. Felt a bit sorry for the marshall concerned she looked really upset. The marshalls were encouraging on the way round thanks to all involved.If it's on next year I'd like to come back to try and beat this years time!Date of review: November 27, 2011
In short: Still my favourite raceIn full: Excellent organisation and friendly marshalls as usual. Thanks BittonDate of review: November 13, 2011
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Conversations with the Director: Arjun Srinivasan, MD
August 28, 2013
Arjun Srinivasan, MD, (Capt, USPHS) associate director for healthcare-associated infection prevention programs in the Division of Healthcare Quality Promotion (DHQP), met with CDC Director Tom Frieden, MD, MPH, July 12, 2013, for a Conversation with the Director.
Antibiotic resistance and healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) are topics of great interest to CDC Director Thomas Frieden, MD, MPH. So much so, these infections are on CDC's list of Winnable Battles. He recently discussed the issues on National Public Radio's (NPR) All Things Considered, pointing out that, "We estimate at CDC that about half the antibiotics prescribed to patients are either unnecessary or inappropriate."
Clearly, an enormous problem. And yet, when Arjun Srinivasan, MD, (Capt, USPHS) associate director for healthcare-associated infection prevention programs in the Division of Healthcare Quality Promotion (DHQP), met with Frieden July 12, 2013, for a Conversation with the Director, you might easily have concluded the two were old college buddies having a friendly chat. They finished each other's sentences, laughed at each other's jokes, told stories about medical school experiences and shared many personal details. They spoke easily and excitedly on many topics, often with medical jargon. It was easy to see they had a great time and would have enjoyed a far longer conversation in a more casual setting. But once they got down to business, Frieden began asking about Srinivasan's role in DHQP and the division's structure and operations.
One of the division's main jobs is to combat HAIs. Frieden was particularly curious about how DHQP worked with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). He quoted a CMS official who said that in 20 years, this is the most that CMS and CDC have worked together.
One area where the agencies are cooperating is "value-based purchasing," sometimes called "pay for performance." That is, Medicare has several financial incentives for healthcare facilities to avoid unnecessary costs and improve quality of care. They also have financial penalties for negative consequences, such as illness, injury, and death. Reducing HAIs is a big part of value-based purchasing, explains Srinivasan. "We're working with CMS on revising some of the conditions of participation for infection control in hospitals. My big push is to put antibiotic stewardship into a condition of participation for infection control." But getting healthcare facilities to be more selective about when and to whom and in what dosages to dispense antibiotics isn't easy.
Frieden and Srinivasan agree that scientists have a tough job ahead. Finding an antibiotic that can keeps HAIs at bay while at the same time getting buy-in from healthcare providers for restricting or managing use requires not only financial resources but also a paradigm shift.
Besides persuading staffs to comply with recommendations, there are funding and perhaps even political battles to be won. Srinivasan wants a chance to show policymakers how cost effective stewardship really is. "What we're trying to tell people is you don't necessarily have to have this expensive, fancy stewardship program where you have to hire an infectious disease doc and an infectious disease pharmacist. There are simple, easy interventions that you could implement with hospitalists, with front-line providers. And so that's a big push that we're working on now, to take this concept of stewardship and shift it to the concept that, 'Look, this is just using drugs correctly. Everybody can do this.'" Srinivasan's group is evaluating the use of an antibiotic checklist for healthcare providers in various locations. The checklist could be embedded in patient treatment records. It reminds providers to reassess the use of antibiotics on the third day of treatment—what he's calling an "antibiotic time out.""We want them to evaluate it on a number of fronts," Srinivasan said. "We don't just want process measures—we want them to measure Clostridium difficile, antibiotic resistance, readmission, length of stay; we want hard outcomes. We've designed it to be a long intervention, so we can try to demonstrate that if you do these kinds of reviews properly, you can have a big impact. And cost is another big issue that we're looking at."
Srinivasan tells people he is passionate about antibiotic stewardship. And judging by his disappointment with the dramatically slowing rate at which new antibiotics have been developed, it is easy to see why. Frieden shares his anxiety. "I'm a little concerned," Frieden said, "that beyond stewardship and developing new antibiotics, the issue of patents has also become an obstacle. What are we really going to do?"
"I honestly don't know that we have a single answer for the problem," Srinivasan said. "The biggest thing that's under our control is the use piece, because I don't think we have much influence over how companies are going to invest. I think drug discovery in this area is going to be tough."
"You'd think it would be getting easier," Frieden replied."A lot of people who work in this field say we've already found all the easy [antibiotics]" Srinivasan said. "And so, now, the new antibiotics are going to be very, very tough targets."
Frieden and Srinivasan agree that scientists have a tough job ahead. Finding an antibiotic that can keeps HAIs at bay while at the same time getting buy-in from healthcare providers for restricting or managing use requires not only financial resources but also a paradigm shift.
But, for all his concerns, Frieden remains optimistic. As he told NPR, "We've got new tools. We can diagnose resistance in hours for some organisms instead of days. We've got more commitment from hospitals in the US and from leaders around the world to identify and stop drug resistance. And one thing we do know is, it's possible to turn this around. I'm confident we'll do that."
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The crisis forum: Five years of Davos
The 43rd annual meeting of the World Economic Forum, which is being held at the Swiss mountain resort Davos, began today and runs until January 27.
Financial News takes a look at some of the highlights and themes of the past five years.
• 2008 The 38th World Economic Forum was marked by increased concern about mounting economic turmoil following instability in the US, which had seen the collapse of its real estate market in 2007.
A looming recession and credit crunch cast a dark shadow on the summit, which opened a day after the US Federal Reserve made a surprise interest rate cut in an attempt to calm turbulence in the financial markets. Pressures in the markets had intensified in response to diminished liquidity in interbank funding.
The Fed's move received mixed reactions in Davos and heightened pessimism and speculation around the global consequences of a significant US slowdown.
Nouriel Roubini, the economist who had previously predicted a slump in the US housing market, warned that a "severe recession" could last 12 months. He said: "This time round the US suffers a protracted pneumonia, and we can only guess what happens in the rest of the world."
Others were hopeful that government intervention could soften the blow. John Thain, then chief executive of Merrill Lynch, told CNBC: "There is no question that the US economy is slowing. But the Fed and administrations' actions on providing some stimulus to the economy should cushion the slowdown."
Two months after the meeting US investment bank Bear Stearns was acquired by JP Morgan Chase in a fire sale to avoid bankruptcy, due to losses in mortgage-backed securities. The acquisition was backed by the Fed, which provided $30bn to cover possible Bear Stearns losses.
• 2009 Participants of the 39th World Economic Forum were confronted with a drastically bleaker global scenario from the one they had discussed about a year earlier with the world economy poised for a deep and protracted recession.
The fall of Lehman Brothers in September 2008 had shaken the financial services industry and had forced the US government to bail out the banking system. Many top Wall Street executives cancelled their trips to Davos, leaving the stage to politicians.
German chancellor Angela Merkel proposed the creation of a United Nations Economic Council modelled on the UN Security Council, while British prime minister Gordon Brown said that history offered no clear map for how to deal with the crisis.
French finance minister Christine Lagarde warned that the recession could cause social unrest. "We need to restore confidence in the systems and confidence at large," she said.
Among bankers that did participate in the summit, Alessandro Profumo, then chief executive of Unicredit, said that the industry was assessing the mistakes that had led to the crisis. Speaking to the BBC, he said: "There is a real willingness to understand where we made mistakes and what we have to change in the future in order to improve our reputation on the one side, and the credibility of the whole industry on the other."
• 2010 Bankers began to trickle back to the annual conference in 2010. The World Economic Forum registered a 23% increase in bankers, taking their numbers to 235.
Banker attendees included Citigroup's Vikram Pandit and Barclays' Bob Diamond. The latter used the conference to slam the collapsed banks, decrying their "weak leadership" and explaining his pride that the UK bank had avoided a government bailout.
The atmosphere was less congenial than in previous years. Google chief executive Eric Schmidt, co-chairman of that year's meeting, launched a broadside at the industry in the weeks leading up to the conference, pointing to "the number of people who were hurt by the activities of the financial industry".
Financial regulation was also on the agenda, with US Democrat Barney Frank, co-author of the Dodd-Frank laws, travelling to further efforts at international regulatory co-operation.
French president Nicholas Sarkozy also took a strong line with the industry, arguing that "banks must be dissuaded from proprietary speculation or financing speculative funds".
• 2011 There was much to discuss at Davos after a year which began with concern over the fate of the peripheral eurozone economies – and ended with a €110bn bailout for Greece.
Billionaire fund manager George Soros echoed the fears of many when he told the BBC that a "two speed" Europe divided between the weak nations and the core could put an end to the eurozone project.
But Davos founder Klaus Schwab attempted to inject some optimism into proceedings, arguing that the meeting should not be "one of despair".
That despair had been felt keenly by JP Morgan chief executive Jamie Dimon, who said that he was sick of "this constant refrain – bankers, bankers, bankers". "We try to do the best we can every day," he assured the assembled guests.
• 2012 The lingering eurozone debt crisis set the stage for a gloomy 42nd World Economic Forum.
Participants weighed in on how to resolve the region's sovereign debt crisis. In her opening speech German chancellor Angela Merkel said that the crisis could not be resolved overnight, but insisted that Europe's unemployment problem was "solvable". She urged debt-ridden euro countries to implement structural reforms.
Merkel said: "It is not that we don't wish to show solidarity and have binding commitments. But what we don't want is to promise something that we can't fulfil."
Veteran financier George Soros, said euro bonds should be part of the solution to the euro crisis and that austerity alone would lead to a "deflationary debt spiral."
Mario Draghi, head of the European Central Bank, said that the situation had improved and that the bank's intervention had avoided a financial disaster. Yet Draghi warned that the credit situation in the eurozone remained "seriously impaired" and that there was no evidence that the money injected was reaching the real economy.
Draghi said:"We have to see a re-activation of the interbank market, that banks trust each other to the point that they lend to each other and don't have to go through the central bank."
Citigroup's chief executive Vikram Pandit was chosen as one of the six co-chairs of the annual meeting. The last banker to serve as co-chair had been JP Morgan's chief executive Jamie Dimon in 2008. Pandit departed Citigroup in October.
Last year was also marked by the arrival of the Occupy Wall Street Movement, which had gone global after protests in New York in September, and camped in igloos in protest.


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The Kings pulled an about-face this morning ahead of their 3 p.m. game against the Cleveland Cavaliers, announcing they had assigned guard Ray McCallum to the Reno Bighorns of the Development League and then rescinding the assignment an hour later.
Head coach Michael Malone just explained the reasoning behind the move (or non-move), first clarifying that McCallum hadn't actually left the team today before they decided to keep him around for the game.
"He's like Elvis -- he never left the building," Malone said.
"We're playing a team that likes to play a lot of small ball," Malone continued. "They'll play three ball-handling guards out there at times with Jarrett Jack, Dion Waiters and Kyrie Irving, so (we) just felt why not have Ray around today in a game that he might be able to play in."
Malone, who added that McCallum is "probably one of our better perimeter defenders," did make it sound like the first-year guard will be headed to the D-League soon. He has one previous stint in Reno this season, averaging 22 points in three games between Nov. 21 and 27.


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There's also nary a mention about Microsoft's pro-security switch to a walled garden model
Online newspaper
has published a
pretty interesting account
ripping into Windows RT, which it calls "Doomed". The author, Geoffrey James, has a big warning to business -- "inherently unstable and insecure."
The author lauds Apple, Inc.'s (
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I used to work in an operating system development group. One thing I learned back then is that any OS that allows applications to modify the OS will be inherently unstable and insecure.
Since Windows is designed to allow that to happen, both computer viruses and the gradual "rot" of the software installed on a Windows system are both inevitable. There is no way to fix the problem because it's inherent in Windows's design.
I'm a case in point. While I'm still using a Windows machine for most of my writing, I'm serious thinking of "taking the leap" to only using my iPad simply to avoid the support headaches that are inevitable with Windows.
In short, the Surface is doomed because the entire concept behind it is flawed. Even plain Windows is getting so old and creaky that it's getting to be more a bother than its worth.
But the columnist misses (or at least never mentions) that the
device he targets in the byline (Surface)
is currently
only being sold
with Microsoft Corp.'s (
) Windows RT (Surface Pro -- the x86 version --
isn't expected until next month
). And not a single piece of
Windows malware can run on Windows RT without recompilation, as it runs on a fundamentally different architecture/instruction set (ARM) versus past versions of Windows (x86).
Surface RT can't run traditional x86 malware.
In other words, the columnist's negative experience of getting his laptop penetrated by a "root kit" is drastically less likely to occur in Windows RT, particularly while it enjoys such a peachy (from a security perspective) low market share, compared to traditional Windows.
Another thing the columnist seems to miss is that
Windows 8 and Windows RT Microsoft offer perhaps the biggest pro-security (but
) shift that has helped protect the iPad -- the
switch to primarily using a "walled garden" model
of software distribution. In Windows 8 you primarily buy apps through Windows Store. Microsoft verifies each of these apps and can yank any app at any time if it is later discovered to pose some sort of security risk.
Microsoft now uses a similar pro-security "walled garden" model as Apple, pushing certified-safe apps from the Windows Store. [Image Source: ZDNet]
Granted, Microsoft does practice
a laissez-faire policy
regarding Windows 7 legacy software (which won't run on Windows RT, but will generally run on Windows 8) and plug-in based distribution models, such as the Java-based Valve client. In this regard it differs from Apple who strictly prohibits such freedoms. But increasingly from here on out users will be getting their apps from a single secure source -- Microsoft.
Additionally, the apps in Windows 8 are nicely sandboxed. They simply are not allowed to "modify the OS" as the author suggest. Windows 8 and Windows RT have robust protection against traditional attack vectors like memory injection, protections that rival those in the OS X tree.
Some criticisms of Windows 8
have been
more level-handed
pointing out perfectly valid opinions that many share about places the ambitious user interface redesign
may have
gone too far. But some criticisms -- such as the argument to buy an iPad instead of a Surface RT because Windows is "unstable and insecure" -- are simply bizarre to the point where they almost appear to be
a comedic caricature
of misconceptions surrounding the Windows platform.
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The e-mailbox has been getting stuffed lately with missives from the school about H1N1 (I think that puts my rook in line with your king – ha! Check it is!), and on top of that, the pediatrician's office has been firing out notes left and right. The school pounds the message "don't be skeered (that's hillbilly for 'scared')" over and over and over until you feel like every waking moment is the last 10 minutes of a horror flick. The pediatrician takes a different tack, that of a drug dealer or a ticket scalper, offering small amounts in a specific time frame, and when it's gone, it's gone. So yesterday, when the e-mail came in that said the they had 225 doses to hand out, and get there at 9:30, I succumbed, and at a little past 9:15, was in the car on the way to the kids' doc's place. I took the camera, just in case there was some mob hysteria (always makes good art), but as I pulled into the parking lot, it looked like a normal day. So I parked, left the camera in the car, and walked into the foyer. My first thought was, "should have brought the camera," since the line snaked out of the office into a giant question mark, and headed up the staircase (note to self, always carry camera). So I walked up the stairs, at which point the line moved ahead, and now the last spot was at the base of the stairs. At this point, I should have taken the movement as a forewarning of sorts, an omen that once again, life was going to mock me. But I stayed put, and thinking quickly, popped a shot with the cell phone.
The line seemed to move as briskly as a boatload of suburban parents could move, and soon I was just inside the office door. Parents were packed in the waiting room like fake snakes in a can of peanuts, and we all slowly inched forward. Then it happened. A disgruntled dad walked by muttering, "they're out." Then another, and another. So close, and yet so far away. Dejected, those of us within earshot turned and began walking out, and the only delight was had in informing those walking in that the party was over. I remarked to one other dad that I hoped a meteor would just hit the planet so we could avoid all this.
While there was no panic at the pediatrician's office, I could see how it easily things might have gotten out of hand. All it takes is a loudmouth or two, and ugliness would have ensued. On a larger theme, if some big disaster ever does happen around here, I think we're all up a creek. I mean, today we were only showing up to get tickets for a shot at a later date. And I don't hold anyone responsible for all the madness, well, aside from people in general. I don't blame the government, the pharmaceutical companies, the doctors, nobody. We're all to blame, I suppose, and if you want proof, hang out at Wal-Mart the Friday after Thanksgiving. Oh, and get there around 4 in the morning. You'll start thinking that maybe H1N1 has the right idea.
If you need concrete facts and information about H1N1, check out the CDC's site here. As always, if you know of anything of interest in Pittsford besides H1N1, feel free to drop me a line here.


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The race for Columbia College's next University Senator is heating up, as nine students have officially declared their candidacy for the elections next week.
The candidates have a variety of backgrounds, but most are newcomers to student government. Only two candidates—Alexander Andresian, CC '14, and Marc Heinrich, CC '16—have participated in the senate as staffers. The other candidates, however, said they could make changes in the senate as outsiders.
Some of the candidates said that they wished to implement policies directly related to the issues that were currently being discussed in the senate, like the Quality of Life Survey and the smoking ban. Others wanted to focused on more nuanced topics like updating the printing system and creating a larger digital presence for the senate.
One candidate, Cameron Demsey, CC '17, has already dropped out of the race since the contestants were announced on Wednesday night.
The controversy surrounding this year's elections has generated public interest that candidates say they hope is reflected in high voter turnout. Late last month, Columbia College Student Council President Daphne Chen, CC '14, and current Senators Matthew Chou, CC '14, and Jared Odessky, CC '15, announced that an indirect election would be held to fill the seat left vacant by Cleo Abram, CC '15. After the class of 2014 council questioned the timing of the announcement, the CCSC leaders reversed their decision and opened the election to all students in Columbia College.
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For Shapiro, it's still about the bullpen
Sunday, February 12, 2006
The Indians took another step forward in 2005, staying in the postseason race until the last day of the season. The team won 93 games, rekindling fan interest that had cooled during the rebuilding process that began in July of 2002.
Those who predict such things expect Cleveland to contend again this summer. The Indians lost some key cogs, however — Kevin Millwood, Coco Crisp, Bobby Howry, Arthur Rhodes and others — and the element of surprise will no longer be on their side.
General Manager Mark Shapiro recently sat down with writers who cover the team and discussed what might transpire in Winter Haven after pitchers and catchers report to spring training Thursday.
Q: What is your biggest worry entering the season?
A: My biggest concern is the bullpen. Bullpens are always a concern. If we had brought back the exact same bullpen as last year — the best bullpen in the American League — I'd still be concerned about it because of the volatility and inconsistency relief pitchers have from year to year.
Q: Might some of your young pitchers help out in the bullpen?
A: Andrew Brown was a guy we felt would get an opportunity this year. Fernando Cabrera is a guy we'll look to work toward the back end and establish him. It's important to increase how meaningful his appearances are. At some point, this year or next year, some young pitcher is probably going to get a chance to close.
Q: Where does Jason Davis fit in?
A: Jason will be competing for a spot in the bullpen and to be our sixth starter. I would see Jason, Jeremy Sowers and Fausto Carmona as candidates to be our sixth starter.
Q: Will Steve Karsay or Danny Graves be able to contribute?
A: We're going to have to see some durability, maintenance of stuff and secondary pitches from Steve. Obviously, Danny's stuff has declined. No matter how much courage he has, he needs more weapons to attack major-league hitters. We're going to have to see some return of the quality, sharpness and velocity of his stuff.
Q: How impressive was C.C. Sabathia's 2005 season?
A: The league made an adjustment him. And, when he made an adjustment back, they couldn't hit him. What happened to C.C. was as good an individual accomplishment as we had last year.
Q: Is Jake Westbrook the pitcher we saw last year (15-15, 4.49 ERA) or the pitcher we saw in 2004 (14-9, 3.38) ?
A: When we analyzed it, we didn't look at there being that big a difference. If he gives us 210 innings like last year, if that's his downside, I'll sign up for two more years. He was outstanding in 2004. He was very good last year. A season in between would be acceptable for us.
Q: Could any of your young outfielders help the big-league club this year?
A: You'll see a lot of Franklin Gutierrez and Brad Snyder during spring training. Franklin has had an unbelievable winter. He had more walks than strikeouts, which is significant because the two-strike approach was his biggest issue. He's an exciting young player. Brad has the power, strength and athleticism to be a corner outfielder in the big leagues. Both of them still have to get to the next level. They need to continue to develop and improve. Some people in the organization think Ben Francisco could be a fourth outfielder in the major leagues, but injuries have prevented us from getting an extended look at him.
Q: Who would be your fourth outfielder to start the season, then?
A: Todd Hollandsworth is the favorite. He's done the job before. He can play all three positions. His professionalism and intensity fit the makeup and personality of our team.
Q: Did the emergence of Grady Sizemore surprise you?
A: No one doubted this guy's ability. But anybody who said that ability would translate at the pace it did deserves to wear a big "fraud" label on his head.
Q: Where does Brandon Phillips fit into the middle infield picture?
A: Brandon and Ramon Vazquez are the most likely candidates for that one middle infield spot. Lou Merloni could also fit in as the 25th guy. But he's missed a lot of time the last year or so, and it may benefit him to spend a short time at Triple-A first.
Q: Could Ryan Garko be on the Opening Day roster as a first baseman?
A: Ryan is not ready defensively to be a major-league first baseman, no question. He has the bat to compete for a spot, but he definitely needs to improve at first base. It's not his fault. He just needs more reps.
Q: Is this an important season for Ben Broussard?
A: Ben is at a crucial juncture of his career, for him and for us. At times, he's been a prolific, run-producing corner bat. At times, he's had slumps that have offset that production. He's making much more money now. He's going to have to produce like he's capable of, and he's capable. He knows what he has to do.
Q: Were you surprised by Travis Hafner's success?
A: Very little about Travis surprises me any more. People don't fully appreciate his toughness and intelligence, maybe because he doesn't want them to. His level of preparation is already the best on this team. He's tough. He wants to win. He's a good teammate. I learn to appreciate him a little more every day.
Q: Do you have the budget to add a player if the opportunity presents itself?
A: Without a doubt, there remains flexibility in our budget to add a player at some point. Revisiting the offseason, we played on some players with very large contracts this winter. We've had ongoing trade conversations about acquiring players that have bigger salaries than we've had. We'll continue to have conversations about adding those players through July. Short of a contract in the $15-to-$20-million range, I don't see there being a player we look at acquiring where the salary is going to be the prohibitive issue for us.
Q: You have generally stuck by young players who have struggled. Now that those players have matured, are you going to be less patient with them?
A: We're not going to wait three months. But, there also has to be a viable alternative. To pull the trigger, you need to have ammunition in the gun. For instance, we don't have an alternative in right field unless Hollandsworth or one of our prospects goes off. But at first base, we have Garko and (Eduardo) Perez. So we have alternatives there.
Q: The team has gotten off to a slow start in each of the last three years. How can you change that?
A: Two years ago, it was the first time in the big leagues for many of our players. Last year, it was their first time with expectations. Things snowballed after a rough start. These players have been through so much the last two years, but they'll be better for those experiences. They have gained an understanding of how important getting off to a good start is, rather than trying to make up ground.


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See Chicago's finest improvisers under the direction of the legendary Mick Napier in an evening of unscripted and unequaled improvisational comedy. This show is highly interactive, hilarious and thoroughly original. Suggested rating R.
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February 18, 2013, Nairobi, Kenya, - A side event entitled "What future for the Arctic?" was organized on the occasion of the First Universal Session of the Governing Council / Global Ministerial Environment Forum, held in Nairobi on February 18-22, 2013.
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Ander Oskal during his presentation on "Emerging threats to the Arctic environment and indigenous people´s livelihoods." © Lawrence Hislop
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Administering enteral tube medications – room for improvement?
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Emergency Medicine (M516), The University of Western Australia, 35 Stirling Highway, Crawley, WA 6009, Australia;teresa.williams{at}uwa.edu.au
Implications for practice and research
Management of enteral tubes is common in nursing practice.
Administration of medication involves several skills.
Practices in administration of medication through enteral tubes is inconsistent and some are considered unsafe.
Research to provide the best available evidence is needed.
Management of enteral tubes for decompression of the stomach, provision of nutrition and administration of medications is a common nursing practice. Enteral nutrition is the preferred method of feeding for patients unable to take oral nutrition.1 Administration of medications through enteral tubes requires several skills including verifying enteral tube placement and preparing drugs for administration. The preferred method for checking enteral tube …


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Goji Berries to be Banned March 23rd
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Published on March 11, 2007
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Goji berries, the latest super-food advocated by celebrities such as Madonna, Kate Moss and Liz Hurley, may have to be removed from sale.
The berries, full of antioxidants, vitamins and minerals and little-known on the high street two years ago, have become such a fashionable "miracle� food that they have caught the attention of the regulators.
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has warned supermarkets and health food shops that it may ban the fruit unless it receives proof that the berry has been commonly eaten in Britain, or another European Union country, for more than ten years.
The move follows a sudden boom in sales of the berries, said to help to combat heart disease, cancer and skin damage from the sun — even though they have been eaten for centuries in China and other parts of Asia, where they are known as wolfberries. Only 18 months ago the goji berry was found in health food shops and Chinese supermarkets but was little known in the big chains.
But after endorsement by Gillian McKeith, a television nutritionist, and the launch by Tesco of a new range of goji berry dried fruit mixes and cereal bars, they are now big business.
Health-conscious consumers eat the small red dried berries as a snack or sprinkle them over muesli. Others eat them in bars or in packs of mixed nuts and they can also be used like sultanas and raisins in baking.
They are referred to as "natural Viagra� and can cost as much as £30 per kilogram. Some organic bags cost £4.99 for 150 grams.
In January, five tonnes of the berries were imported from China and about 35 tonnes are being shipped next month.
A number of suppliers contacted the agency to check whether the goji berry had passed EU regulations as a safe food. This prompted the food watchdog to check.
If it cannot be proved that the berries have been commonly eaten in Britain since before 1997, the berries and associated products must be withdrawn from sale on March 23. Importers and manufacturers then face a two-year reapproval process.
Until the FSA has proof that the berries are commonly eaten, supermarkets and other retailers have been told to wind down stocks and not to reorder products containing the berry.
The watchdog accepts that there is no immediate threat to health but it must follow the EU rules.
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Teresa Walters
Hailed as "The International First Lady of Piano," Teresa Walters comes to delight audiences on Sunday, October 21 at 2 p.m. at Neumann University. CBS 3's Pat Ciarrocchi opens this performance to cap off Neumann University's homecoming weekend festivities.
Walters has performed as a recitalist and orchestral soloist on six continents in venues including Carnegie Hall in New York, Wigmore Hall in London, the Salle Cortot in Paris, and Moscow's Great Hall. With her vast repertoire, Walters has also performed at Vienna's Beethoven Festival and at Spanish Music festivals in Barcelona and Spain. She is the first American pianist invited by Hungary to perform three prestigious European recitals in honor of famous Hungarian composer Frank Liszt's. Austrian National television described her as "a rare musical phenomenon" and in New York her Lincoln Center concert received standing ovation with the press raving, "One was simply blown away."
Walters will be playing a program entitled Cameos of Great Composers and Well-Loved Masterworks. The program will cover a variety of composers such as Ludwig Beethoven, Johannes Brahms, Modeste Moussorgsky, Franz Liszt, and George Gershwin.
For one night only, Teresa Walters brings her passion and musical talents to Neumann University for a concert that will delight music lovers of all ages. Proceeds from the concert go to benefit Pat Ciarrocchi's "Ciarrocchi Broadcasting Scholars." Performance will be in the Meagher Theater, located in the campus Life Center. Tickets are $45 or two for $75. Neumann University students get free admission with ID. Outside students are just $10. Tickets required for entrance. Please call 610-558-5626 for details.
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January 7, 2014
As the leading ultra-luxury pontoon line, Sanpan welcomes you aboard by setting the standard in cutting-edge design, high-end comfort and incredible entertainment options. The pillow-top furniture calls to mind your home media room and the wide selection of seating layouts means you can get the perfect boat for your lifestyle. Whether you're hosting a party for a spectacular sunset cruise or taking your grandchildren out for an afternoon of tubing, you will always travel in classic, refined style. When you're ready for the best, you're ready for Sanpan.
Sanpan continues to build on its reputation for offering the best standard features in the industry. All Sanpan models, now feature comfort enhancements for the captain such as suspension seating (you'll wonder how you lived without it), a raised helm to see up and over passengers and make docking easier, and effortless hydraulic steering. And beautiful touches such as stainless steel rail inserts and optional Versa Teak flooring on the forward and aft decks evoke a sense of classic style before you ever climb aboard.
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Is the Stock Market Passing You By?
Right now, I liken the situation to your typical, congested interstate. As the stock market races to new highs, many investors begin to feel the need for speed and switch from slow moving conservative investments to the faster moving equity investments. Driving in the right lane at the speed limit can be a frustrating experience as you watch faster traffic zip by at high speeds.
Equity rallies, particularly mature ones, have the same dangerous, emotional pull on individuals as they tend to change lanes near the end of the highway to capture the time lost by playing it safe along the way.
For instance, buyers of Apple (AAPL) in the last year, who perhaps felt they were plodding along with dividends and interest from bonds, are now full of regret as that company's stock price resembles a pile-up in the left lane.
It can be hard to remain disciplined, especially when there seems to be evidence to the contrary. Take the recent meteoric rise of Herbalife (HLF) , from $26 to $46. The jump in price gives the impression something positive is occurring at the company when in reality it's just a short sale squeeze.
These occur when many investors have sold a stock short, betting it will go down. If the stock in fact rises, these investors are forced to cover their bets by buying the stock, driving it further upward. In fact, the recent fall and rise in HLF is just a fight between hedge fund titans. Investors who saw the momentum and got in, were betting on an illusion.
At the macro level, investors are subject to the same illusory progress. Central banks around the world are pumping cash into the banking system. This creates the appearance of prosperity, but systemically and fundamentally, I do not see it. What I do see are short-term measures from governments designed to make people feel better in the short run and hoping that translates into something real in the long run.
So how can you benefit from the current environment while avoiding the tailgaters in the left lane? My advice is to find profitable companies generating predictable or growing cash flow. These same companies can take advantage of central bank policy and borrow at historically low rates with the purpose of investing in their businesses for growth or returning cash to shareholders.


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