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Priscilla Linn, Curator at the U.S. Diplomacy Center, provides information about the exhibit: "An Artist at Large in the Diplomatic World". The U.S. Embassy in Estonia also features Irena Baruch Wiley.
We're going to have the exhibit up until the end of December of 2008. And just hope that people will come through and enjoy the beauty of the work and also the story of both of their lives because they were both entrenched in a very good way in the Foreign Service, in making connections, in telling the story of America abroad. That's the purpose of the Diplomacy Center is to tell the story of American diplomacy. And these two people, she and her husband, represent one of the most exemplary ways to tell the story of American diplomacy.
One of the most important aspects of this exhibit to me, in some ways the most important message of this exhibit, is that everybody brings gifts to diplomacy, everybody has something to share. Maybe your gift is listening. Maybe your gift is communicating, talking. Maybe your gift is music, maybe it's dancing. Whatever your gift is, you can bring it to diplomacy and enrich the world that way.

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Statements by President Barack Obama | Secretary of State Hillary Rodham ClintonAbout the Author: Thomas C. Adams serves as Haiti Special Coordinator at the U.S. Department of State.
Whenever I tell a friend that I work on Haiti for the Department of State, the reaction is invariably the same. "That poor country... How much more can they take, and what are we doing to help them?" I understand that reaction, as it speaks to the serious problems that too often confront that small island nation. Before the earthquake, civil unrest, lack of education, limited access to health care and high unemployment were some of the issues that Haitians faced every day.
And then January 12, 2010, happened. In less than a minute, those problems immediately increased by an exponential degree. Buildings crumbled, more than 230,000 people were killed, more than 300,000 were injured, government buildings crumbled, and infrastructure was in ruins.
Last September, when I was asked to return to the Department of State from retirement to serve as Secretary Clinton's Haiti Special Coordinator, I knew the challenges would be many. In every sector and in every aspect of life in Haiti, the earthquake left behind a daunting task. How would this nation get back on its feet, and what could the U.S. government and the international community do to help shape that recovery in a sustainable way?
Very soon after the earthquake struck, we identified discrete areas upon which we would focus our assistance efforts. Those are infrastructure, governance and rule of law, food security and agriculture, and health. We've spent time and resources, both human and financial, rebuilding homes and schools, training police forces, feeding the hungry, and teaching sanitation and hygiene. We've made some progress, but there's much more left to do. We did this, and continue to do so, with the full involvement of the Government of Haiti, and in coordination with the international community through the Interim Haiti Recovery Commission, co-chaired by former President Bill Clinton and Haitian Prime Minister Jean-Max Bellerive.
Americans are a generous, pragmatic and sometimes, an impatient lot, and it can be difficult to understand why progress in Haiti is slow. The reality is that even before the earthquake, Haiti was by far the poorest and least developed country in the Western Hemisphere. It will take a decade or more of strong, coordinated effort to make sustainable progress that will provide a strong foundation for Haiti's future, and to help get it to where it should and deserves to be.
Now that Haiti and the international community have worked through the first year of recovery, the coming year brings a set of new, and in some ways more difficult, challenges. A cholera epidemic and an electoral crisis have added to the mix. The Haitian people deserve a government that reflects their will and their votes. That government, once in power, must quickly get down to the task at hand -- establishing the procedures and implementing plans to make the country prosper. As we approach the one-year mark after that terrible day last January, we take the opportunity to remember the lives lost and those that were irreversibly changed. We also take this time to reaffirm our commitment to the people of Haiti, and to reaffirm our sincere belief that in the coming year, Haiti will continue along the path of reconstruction and renewal.
You can learn more about the international response to the Haiti earthquake and find out ways you can help here on state.gov.
Dennis in Suriname writes:
I am sure the Haitians will overcome all the problems the experienced,because I know Hatian people are hardworking and don't give up. Here in Suriname we have a number of Haitians who work in the agricultural sector,in fact they nearly took over the sector. I hope Haiti will overcome the problems and become a thriving nation.


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Bristow Buys 11 AW189s for UK SAR Program
The Bristow Group has inked a contract with AgustaWestland to purchase 11 AW189 helicopters for the U.K. Department for Transport's search and rescue (SAR) program. AgustaWestland will provide maintenance and training support for the helicopters, bringing the total value of the agreement to more than $363 million.
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|Kyla Ross competes on the balance beam in the women's gymnastics team final at the London 2012 Olympic Games at North Greenwich Arena on July 31, 2012 in London, England.
The winter sports season continues to wrap up this weekend with the opportunity for Team USA to claim an Olympic berth at the world championships in men's curling, as well as junior world championships in freestyle skiing. Meanwhile, eight women's gymnasts who hope to make a run for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games will compete against Germany and Romania, while other top U.S. athletes are in action this weekend in beach volleyball, boxing, judo, table tennis and more. Check out the Team USA Weekend Preview for all of the details.
USA Gymnastics European Tour, March 29-30, Chemnitz, Germany
Simone Biles, who won all-around, vault, balance beam and floor exercise gold at the Jesolo Trophy competition last week in Italy, is among eight U.S. women competing this weekend in a tri-meet with Germany and Romania in Chemnitz, Germany. Also on the team are seniors Brenna Dowell, Peyton Ernst, Maggie Nichols, Lexie Priessman, 2012 Olympic team gold medalist Kyla Ross, and juniors Amelia Hundley and Bailie Key.
The competition finishes up a two-week European tour for the team that was selected from a women's national team camp earlier this month at the USA Gymnastics Training Center at the Karolyi Ranch in Texas.
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USA Gymnastics Men's Collegiate National Championships, March 29-30, Williamsburg, Va.
Ford World Men's Curling Championship, March 30-April 7, Victoria, B.C., Canada
A men's curling berth in the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games will be at stake for the United States in the Ford World Men's Curling Championships, which opens Saturday in Victoria, B.C. The first seven Olympic spots are determined by qualification points at the 2012 and 2013 world championships. The United States is currently ranked eighth. The eighth Olympic berth goes to host Russia, and the ninth and 10th spots will be determined in December at a last qualification event.
Brady Clark, a nine-time U.S. mixed champion and three-time mixed doubles champion, is captain of the U.S. rink and is in the men's world championships for the first time. Other members of his team are Sean Beighton, Darren Lehto, Philip Tilker and Greg Persinger.
The United States will open play Saturday against Denmark, followed by matches on Sunday against Japan and Switzerland, Monday against Sweden and 2012 world champion Canada, Tuesday against China, Wednesday against Finland and Czech Republic, and Thursday against Russia and Norway. The playoffs begin April 5, followed by the medal round April 7.
TV: Noon ET Monday, Universal Sports
Webcast: 5 p.m. Saturday, universalsports.com
World Team Classic, March 28-31, Guangzhou, China
Ariel Hsing, a 2012 Olympian and a high school student in California, is among three Americans competing this week in the World Team Classic in Guangzhou, China. The U.S. team of Hsing, 16-year-old Erica Wu and 23-year-old Judy Hugh is seeded No. 9 in the tournament.
FIS Freestyle Junior World Championships, March 26-31, Valmalenco, Italy
Freestyle skiers Broby Leeds and Zyre Austin won silver medals Thursday in the men's and women's halfpipe, respectively, at the FIS Freestyle Junior World Championships. The skicross finals were to be held Friday, followed by dual moguls Saturday and slopestyle Sunday.
NORCECA Beach Circuit, March 29-31, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Jennifer Fopma and Brooke Sweat, who won bronze medals at the season-opening NORCECA Beach Circuit tournament last week, will be one of two U.S. teams competing this weekend at the next circuit stop in the Dominican Republic. Brad Keenan and John Mayer of the United States will compete in the men's tournament.
Grand Prix, March 30-31, Samsun, Turkey
Nicholas Delpopolo will represent the United States in an IJF Grand Prix tournament Saturday and Sunday, in Samsun, Turkey. He will compete in the 73-kilogram weight class.
USA Boxing National Championships, April 1-6, Spokane, Wash.
Ten athletes from the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials, including Eros Correa, Shawn Simpson and Cam F. Awesome (formerly known as Lenroy Thompson), will be among those competing for gold in the USA Boxing National Championships in Spokane, Wash. The opening rounds begin Monday in the six-day tournament. The tournament draw will be held Sunday.
Nearly 500 athletes are registered to compete. For the first time, athletes in the elite men's division will not use headgear.
IRB HSBC Sevens World Series, March 30-31, Tokyo
The USA Rugby Eagles will play Saturday and Sunday in the seventh round of the IRB HSBC Sevens World Series in Tokyo. The United States is tied for 13th place in the Sevens World Series standings after winning one of five matches last week at the Hong Kong Sevens. Carlin Isles leads the team with 10 tries.
"We are working hard to take the good moments out of our performances in Hong Kong and apply them in Tokyo," Eagles coach Alexander Magleby said.
TV: 3:30-5:30 p.m. ET Sunday, NBC Sports Network
Webcast: 8 p.m. Saturday, universalsports.com
US Cup Triple Crown, March 30-31, Fontana, Calif.
Women's and men's Pro Cross-Country Tour (XCT) races will be held Saturday and Sunday as a part of the US Cup Triple Crown stop in Fontana, Calif.
Norton Youth National Championships, March 30-31, Lake Placid, N.Y.
The final event of the national luge season will take place this weekend, when the Norton Youth National Championships are held at the Olympic Sports Complex near Lake Placid, N.Y. Summer Britcher and Aidan Kelley won the Norton junior championships last weekend.
Laura Walker Tournament, March 29-31, West Point, N.Y.
Nine of the top women's handball teams in the nation will compete Friday through Sunday at the Laura Walker Tournament in West Point, N.Y. Two teams from West Point, two from North Carolina, and squads from New York, Boston and Chicago are among those in the nine-team field. The annual tournament is named in honor of U.S. Army Second Lt. Laura Walker, a West Point graduate who was killed in action in Afghanistan in 2005.
USA Open and Junior International Cup, March 27-29, Las Vegas, Nev.
Athletes from 36 nations, including the United States, are competing this week at the USA Open and Junior International Cup in Las Vegas. Competition is being held at all age levels.
Pan American Racquetball Championships, March 20-30, Cali, Colombia
Competition continues through Saturday in the Pan American Racquetball Championships in Cali, Colombia. The semifinals are scheduled for Friday, followed by the medal rounds Sunday. Rhonda Rajsich, Sharon Jackson, Marco Rojas and Jansen Allen are representing USA Racquetball.
Girls Folkstyle Nationals and University Nationals, March 29-31, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Competition begins Friday in the USA Wrestling Girls Folkstyle National Championships and University Nationals at Oklahoma City University. Among the 2012 champions eligible to defend their crowns are Adeline Gray, a 2012 world champion and U.S. Olympic Trials finalist; Vanessa Smith, Alesha Zappitella, Rachel Hale, Yvonne Galindo and Ashley Miles.
Story courtesy Red Line Editorial, Inc. Paul D. Bowker is a freelance contributor for TeamUSA.org. Material from various news services and press releases from National Governing Bodies was used to compile this report. This story was not subject to the approval of any National Governing Bodies.


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"Jordan and the rest of the Arab and Muslim world are committed. In the Arab Peace Initiative, we reach out to Israel with an unprecedented opportunity for a comprehensive settlement; a settlement that will enable Israel to have normal relations with 57 Arab and Muslim states, one third of the United Nations. "
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Long Beach, CA – January 24, 2011 – Human Touch®, the U.S. market leader of innovative award-winning massage chairs and other wellness solutions, is returning to the Las Vegas Market on January 24 to showcase new wellness products, along with the chair everyone has been buzzing about – the AcuTouch 9500 with HT Connect.
Las Vegas Market is located at the World Market Center Las Vegas campus and introduces the latest industry trends, offering products across various categories, including furniture, accessories, gifts, lighting, home textile, rugs, floor coverings and more. Key buyers, designers and industry professionals from around the world will be in attendance and greeted by Human Touch® to receive complimentary massages, demonstrations, and education about how Human Touch® products are a stylish investment to help people achieve everyday wellness.
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PCGS grade. Sold by David Akers Numismatics May '98 Price realized $2420
David Akers (1975/88): By a substantial margin, the 1932 is the most common Indian Head eagle in Mint State. It is also far and away the commonest issue in gem condition. Above MS-65, the 1932 is very rare and only a relative few really superb examples exist. This issue and the 1926 are generally lumped together as the most common of the series. However, the 1932 is far more common than the 1926 in all grades.
The 1932 is typically well struck with very good to excellent lustre. The color is most often a medium to rich greenish gold, and many specimens have light rose or coppery highlights. Many, if not most, examples of this issue have reddish copper spots or stains to some degree. Frosty specimens are the norm but many have a decidedly satiny texture, particularly on the face. Like the 1926, many specimens exhibit unsightly surface "cuts" that seem heavier than typical bagmarks.


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Grilled Swordfish with Lemon, Mint and Basil
- 1/2 cup olive oil
- 3 tablespoons chopped fresh mint leaves
- 3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh basil leaves
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 4 (5 to 6-ounces each) swordfish steaks
DirectionsWatch how to make this recipe.
Prepare the grill (medium-high heat). Whisk the oil, mint, lemon juice, basil, and garlic in a medium bowl to blend. Season the lemon and olive oil mixture with salt and pepper, to taste.
Brush the swordfish steaks with 2 tablespoons of the lemon and olive oil mixture. Grill the steaks until just cooked through, about 3 minutes per side (depending on thickness of steaks). Transfer the steaks to plates. Spoon the remaining sauce over and serve.
Recipe courtesy of Giada De Laurentiis
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Once you have tested positive for HIV, your HIV care provider will probably ask you to take a number of laboratory tests. The list may include:
- CD4/T-cell count: A count of your CD4 cells gives a general measure of the health of your immune system, and is a good measurement of immunosuppression. A normal CD4 cell count is more than 500 cells per cubic millimeter (mm3) of blood. If you have a CD4 count of fewer than 200/mm3, you will be diagnosed as having AIDS.
Why it's important: This is a good measure of your risk of opportunistic infections and the strength of your immune system. It will give you and your healthcare provider the information you need to decide the best way to treat your HIV disease.
- CD4 Percentage: This measures how many of your white blood cells are actually CD4 cells. This measurement is more stable than CD4 counts over a long period of time, but, for most people, the CD4 count remains a more reliable measure of immune function than CD4 percentage.
Why it's important: This measurement is less likelyto vary in between blood tests than CD4 counts (which can vary from month to month or day to day).
- Viral Load (VL): This test measures the amount of HIV in your blood.
Why it's important: The goals of HIV treatment are to keep your viral load at undetectable levels and to keep your CD4 count high. A viral load test offers a good indicator of how well your treatment is working to achieve those goals.
- Complete Blood Count (CBC): This is a measure of the concentration of red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets in a sample of your blood.
Why it's important: A CBC is one of the most commonly ordered blood tests. It can reveal infections, anemia (abnormality in your red blood cells), and other medical issues.
- Serum Chemistry Panel: This test helps provide information about your body's metabolism. It gives your doctor information about how your kidneys and liver are working, and can be used to evaluate your blood sugar levels, calcium levels, etc.
Why it's important: Some HIV medications can have serious side effects, and this test helps your healthcare provider to monitor the impact of your medications on your body's ability to function normally.
- Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) Screening: These screening tests check for syphilis, gonorrhea and chlamydia.
Why it's important: Having an STD, can make it easier to pass HIV to others. Untreated STDs can also be damaging to your own immune system.
- PAP Smear (Cervical and Anal): This is a screening test for abnormal cells that could become cancerous. It involves using a swab to take cell samples directly from the cervix and anus.
Why it's important: For women living with HIV, abnormal cell growth in the cervix is common, and abnormal anal cells are common for both men and women who are HIV-positive. These abnormal cells may become cancerous if they aren't treated.
- Hepatitis A, B, and C tests: These blood tests check for current or past infection with Hepatitis A, B, or C...
Why it's important: Some people who are living with HIV are also coinfected with hepatitis. Checking you for hepatitis A, B, and C can help your provider to determine if you need to be treated, or if you are a candidate for one of the existing hepatitis vaccines.
- Tuberculosis (TB) Skin Test: This skin test checks for exposure to TB. A positive skin test does not mean you have active TB, but it means you will need further evaluation and possible treatment.
Why it's important: Untreated TB can be a deadly disease for people living with HIV. Early screening and treatment will help limit your risk of severe illness, as well as lower your chances of transmitting TB to others if you do have it.
- Toxoplasmosis Screening: This test checks for exposure to a parasite that can cause severe damage to the brain, eyes, and other organs in people with weakened immune systems.
Why it's important: Toxoplasmosis can be a deadly opportunistic infection for people living with HIV. Your clinician needs to know if you have been exposed to the parasite that causes toxoplasmosis or are at risk for exposure. This will help your healthcare provider to decide if you need preventative treatment. If your CD4 count falls below 100/mm3, you will probably need to do another screening, even if your earlier screens were negative.
- Fasting Lipid Panel (Cholesterol and Triglycerides): These tests measure your total cholesterol level, as well as give you information about the different types of fat proteins in your body.
Why it's important: Some HIV medications can affect your cholesterol levels and the way your body processes and stores fat. This can make you prone to other medical problems, including heart problems.
- Fasting Glucose (blood sugar): This test measures your blood sugar levels to check for signs of pre-diabetes or diabetes.
Why it's important: Some HIV medications can affect blood sugar levels, potentially leading to complications like diabetes.
Fact Sheets & Print Materials
- Project Inform - Personal Tracking Charts
Related Topics on AIDS.gov
Frequently Asked Questions
How often will my provider check my CD4 count and viral load?
Your provider will probably check your CD4 count at your first visit. Then—depending on what your counts are and whether you both decide it's time to begin treatment—you can usually expect to undergo viral load testing every 3-6 months. Typically, once you are on a good medication regimen, have an undetectable viral load, and have an increasing CD4 count, you will take a viral load test every 6 months.
Why does my provider want to order so many tests?
It's important to remember that your provider will be treating your HIV but also needs to consider your overall health and well-being. These tests, along with the information you provide and your physical exam, all help your provider to develop the best plan of care to help you lead a healthy life.
Additional Resources
- AIDSinfo - Glossary
- HRSA - Guide for HIV/AIDS Clinical Care
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Intel Corp. admitted rather clearly that its code-named Larrabee graphics processing unit (GPU) and supporting drivers were much behind the schedule and could not be released as a successful commercial product. What Intel has not admitted is that the postponement of Larrabee may force it to re-invent its roadmap quite considerably.
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Intel's business prospers even discrete without graphics processors today. However, we do know that Larrabee was supposed to find itself inside central processing units sometimes in 2012 – 2013 timeframe. As a consequence of Larrabee delay, Intel may have to reconsider graphics cores inside processors like Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge – which were supposed to feature GMA – and, even more importantly, inside code-named Haswell processor – which was rumoured to feature built-in Larrabee. Even though Intel Xeon processors powered by Sandy Bridge or Ivy Bridge processors were not supposed to use stream processors for HPC applications, Haswell could well use Larrabee's wide SIMD vector processor unit to accelerate data processing. Intel is likely to do its best to integrate a new-generation graphics core into its 2013 microprocessor; however, in order to do that, it will have to get Larrabee out of the door in early 2012 at the latest, or redesign the Haswell processor/roadmap.
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Ronnie and Joan Vann reside at 817 Sheldon St., Whitney said. Soliz lived in a duplex at 815 Sheldon St., and the two units shared a common yard, police said.
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The All-Star Game is rapidly approaching, and with that comes all of the speculation involved. Who deserves to play first base for the stacked American League? Who will fill the outfield in the National League? While the All-Star game has long been criticized as a popularity contest, it remains a showcase of the best talent that Major League Baseball has to offer; a stage for the best Fantasy Baseball players in the world to compete in America's pastime.
As a recent member of the Baseball Bloggers Alliance, we at Fantasy Baseball Sportal are casting our ballot for the 2011 All-Star game. (more…)


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Y.S. Eco Bee Farms, Royal Jelly & Pollen, in Honey, 24 oz (680 g)
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- Pioneer in Organic Bee Farming
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- Fresh Royal Jelly (40,000 mg)
- Fresh Bee Pollen (35,000 mg)
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Fresh Royal Jelly is most stable and effective when mixed in quality honey. Natural honey preserves all of its potency. 650 mg Royal Jelly in each teaspoon.
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One teaspoon two times a day, preferably between meals. For maximum results, take regularly. Never put in hot water.
Other Ingredients
Raw honey
Caution: Bee products may cause an allergic reaction in some sensitive people.
Do not keep in refrigerator
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|Serving Size: 1 tsp (11 g)
|Servings Per Container: 61.8
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|Fresh Bee Pollen
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First the taste: It is sweet, but it's not quite honey-like. The consistency is a little grainy and the aftertaste is earthy. Regarding the results: I've found that within about an hour of having a teaspoon of Y.S. Eco Bee Farms, Royal Jelly & Pollen, in Honey I'm revived and ready to go, even if I was feeling tired or sleepy before. I like to have it in the afternoon, mixed into plain Greek yoghurt or plain skyr/skjør. I have had my friends try it and they have had similar experiences, too. I would hesitate to give it to children, however, or to those with compromised immune function. I will re-order since I like the results and I don't have any real complaints, but I would prefer that the manufacturer certifies this product as organic and I'd ask them to consider adding propolis to the formula.
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bought this to try but now I am back to just raw honey. didn't see much effect with the royal jelly and pollen
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I keep reordering because i trust that raw honey with bee pollen and royal jelly provides all required vitamin B. It has many trace elements and minerals. One heaped teaspoon a day (sometimes twice a day) makes a difference. My 7 yo son (picky eater) likes it as well even though the taste is slightly sharper than the regular honey. I am very happy with this product and i hope i can trust this manufacturer regarding the quality.
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3 in 1 The most beneficial foods on earth are in one jar Since I live far away from the US I can't buy royal jelly as it has to be frozen so I decided to buy this one because the honey is an excellent natural preservative, i can have my royal jelly from that distance
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This is very good royal jelly and pollen honey. I use it as a spread on bread and feel very energised after consuming this. Take care not to put this in the fridge.


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Forestville appoints White as new clerk
FORESTVILLE – Village of Forestville residents will be seeing a new face in the village offices. Their village board approved a new village clerk.
James White of Dunkirk is the new village clerk and treasurer. White will work 25 to 30 hours in the village and will receive $50 more than the previous village clerk. Some residents had questions in regard to who White was and how he was hired.
White, who lives in Dunkirk, said he lived previously in Forestville. He said he has information technology experience as well corporate experience, including working for a credit union. He also has a degree in business administration and a MBA. There was also a question as to why White was receiving more pay than previous clerks.
Mayor Linda Aures said it was due to White's experience.
"It's because of his experience," she said. "We will be weaned off of Bahgat and Laurito-Bahgat and he will be doing more work."
Aures took heat for increasing the hourly pay for the village clerk when she ran on a platform of cutting village costs.
She responded by saying she has already cut the budget by 8 percent as mayor.
Former Mayor Beth Bowker asked Aures during the public comment portion of the meeting during what meeting she passed a resolution to terminate former deputy clerk Samantha Kozlowski. Aures said she did not need a resolution to terminate the position since it was appointed.
White will post office hours at a later time. He also said he is more than willing to share his resume or experience with anyone in the village.
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by Anton Shilov
For many years Apple has been acquiring custom system-on-chip (SoC) solutions from Samsung Electronics and in the recent years started to use capacities of Samsung to make its own custom SoCs. But going forward the company may start ordering chips from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company. Interestingly, but even Intel Corp. may be attempting to compete for Apple's foundry business.
''Based on a number of inputs, we believe Intel is also vying for Apple's foundry business. 'It makes strategic sense for both companies. The combination of Apple's growing demand and market share in smart phones and tablets gives Intel a position in these markets and drives the logic volume Intel needs to stay ahead in manufacturing,'' said Gus Richard, an analyst with Piper Jaffray & Co., reports EETimes web-site.
Apple's custom A4 and A5 system-on-chip (SoC) solutions help Apple not only to maximize its profit margins and tailor feature-set of its consumer electronics, but also to greatly reduce its dependence of Intel's x86 microprocessors. Apple's shipments of products based on its A4 microprocessor reached nearly 50 million units in 2010 from virtually zero sales in 2009, IHS iSuppli research indicated recently. Apple in 2010 shipped nearly four times as many units of A4-based products as it did of x86-based. The situation is quite natural as Apple sells a lot more consumer gadgets, which may be powered by almost custom chips, than personal computers, which should be based on x86 microprocessors.
Apple clearly needs additional manufacturing capacities to make custom chips for its various products. But since the company cannot design its own x86-based processors, Intel would have to produce custom SoCs based on ARM processing technology. Strategically, Intel does not need to produce ARM designs due to its x86 everywhere strategy. Moreover, Intel does not have pre-developed intellectual property for SoCs and it is impossible to license it for quick integration into system-on-chip products.
''Intel's manufacturing lead gives Apple an additional competitive advantage in these markets and distances it from Asian competitors that are knocking off its products. Furthermore, it would also serve to weaken Samsung who is a significant competitive threat to both companies. While it will take a few years for Apple to shift foundry suppliers, we believe Apple is shifting away from Samsung. We believe TSMC will start getting revenue from Apple in Q4 of this year. We believe the recent patent lawsuit between the two companies is further evidence to support our belief that Apple is moving its silicon needs elsewhere," added the analyst.
Although Apple does not want to depend on Intel too heavily, it also needs to reduce its dependence on Samsung.


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When New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg issued his diktat against 20-ounce soft drinks earlier this year, the negative public outcry was tremendous.
Now comes the Interfaith Council on Corporate Responsibility with proxy shareholder resolutions aimed at PepsiCo, the parent company of Pepsi Cola, Tropicana, Quaker Oats, Frito Lay and Gatorade. At issue is PepsiCo's freely acknowledged use of genetically modified organisms in several of its products.
Apparently the ICCR takes umbrage with GMOs and, by extension, PepsiCo's use thereof. The ICCR proxy resolution calls for PepsiCo to label all products containing GMOs.
Trouble is ICCR fails to make its case against the use of GMOs other than a list of studies offering inconclusive evidence. Additionally, ICCR doesn't provide any theological underpinnings for its objections other than the shareholders' respective religious affiliations.
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Yes, actually I did all that (supposedly), When I finished installation there was a message that said it was correct. Is there a way to verify it?
Anyways, I'm puzzled because I noticed in some questions related to my problem that some people mention a file named: passenger.conf that's supposed to be in: /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/ yet I don't have it. That file contains this commands:
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text: Ron Guth: The 1943-D Jefferson Nickel is the most common of all the War-time "Silver" issues. Thus, collectors have thousands of high-grade Mint State examples from which to choose, including hundreds in MS-67. The quality of the 1943-D Nickels is excellent. In fact, this is one of the rare instances where the Full Step population exceeds that of the non-Full Steps. The finest examples certified by PCGS (as of February 2012) include 137 MS-67 non-Full Steps and 2 MS-68 Full Steps.


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- Go to Flagler and make a left
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Location: various parking garages
Charge: none
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This is an accessible venue.
Customer must purchase best available ticket and accommodations will be made at the door.
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- no coolers
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Smoking Policy: smoking IS permitted
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Crew work through rain in Dunkirk
Twenty years ago – 1993
Dunkirk Police are investigating a shot fired through the bedroom window of Dunkirk School Board President Robert Barlette overnight. No one was injured, but Mr. Barlette told the OBSERVER this morning he is convinced the incident is related to his role as the chief school board official and the ongoing friction over several recent school board decisions, including one to fire the district's superintendent. The shooting incident occurred about 4:40 a.m., right after Barlette turned on the bathroom light.
Thirty years ago – 1983
The Fredonia Board of Education has accepted "with extreme regret" a letter of resignation from Dr. Rocco R. Doino, superintendent of Fredonia schools, who announced his retirement effective Sept. 1. Dr. Doino served the Fredonia Central School for 30 years – his entire educational career – the last 18 of those years as superintendent. He told the board he plans to remain in Fredonia.
Forty years ago – 1973
The White House announced at noon today that Dr. Henry A. Kissinger would meet Hanoi's Le Duc Tho in Paris on Jan. 23 "for the purpose of completing the text" of a cease-fire agreement aimed at ending the war in Vietnam.
Fifty years ago – 1963
A belated New Year's present to residents of Dunkirk, Fredonia and all of northern Chautauqua County came today when federal loans totaling $2,158,374 for local purchase of the Alco Products Inc. real estate were approved.


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Where do we come from?- a single cell. Why? - we can't
Where do we come from?- a single cell. Why? - we can't know. What are we? - humans. Why? - we can't know. Where are we going? - there are two possible destinations, self-realization, the continuation of the process that created human beings from the single cell, or self-destruction. Where are we? The scientific consensus is we are very close to self-destruction. Why? When 'Eve' realized the ability to ask "Why am I?" 'Adam' began to think there had to be more to being human than self-realization. Over the millennia since, humans tried to add more meaning to being human but instead subtracted from humanity. Do we have time to change directions? We won't know unless we try; but if we do we may discover why. What's happening? - http://www.thelastwhy.ca/poem/

Reading this reminded me of seeing Lisel Mueller read
Reading this reminded me of seeing Lisel Mueller read "Naming the Animals" on the News Hour.
ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: Would you read "Naming the Animals" for us.
LISEL MUELLER: Yes. "Naming the Animals."
Until he named the horse 'horse,' hoofs left no print on the earth, manes had not been invented, swiftness and grace were not married.
Until he named the cow 'cow,' no one slept standing up, no one saw through opaque eyes, food was chewed only once.
Only after he named the fish 'fish,' did the light put on skins of yellow and silver oils, revealing itself as a dancer and high jump champion of the world.
Just as later he had to name the woman 'love,' before he could put on the knowledge of who she was with her small hands."
ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: What a tribute to words and the power of language.

"Alone among the creatures, as Jean Berko Gleason puts it
"Alone among the creatures, as Jean Berko Gleason puts it, we are able to reflect, to be conscious of ourselves, and to comment on that." This was a fascinating essay that made me reflect and want to know more about the ability of children to reflect on being, and on their identification with animals. It's too bad you chose to end it with the quote above. We have no way of knowing this. All we can say is that we humans are unable to grasp what other creatures might be experiencing cognitively, and how they might share that sense of themselves among themselves. We cannot say that we are the only ones who do this, whether absolutely or in degree.

I feel delighted to read such a good post. This post is
I feel delighted to read such a good post. This post is good with regards of both knowledge and information. I appreciates that learning another language can be difficult, and maintaining motivation or even getting started is never an easy task.
Our brain is limitless and we should do whatever we like. This is so true: all languages are beautiful and suck at some point. Just like real world languages. But you don't need 10 years to learn a language (you don't need also to become an expert)… Because the funny part is not to know the language or to become something but to learn and make money each time in a easier way.


text: Brenna Coyle Earns Second MIAC AOW Honor HU senior Brenna Coyle has earned her second MIAC Women's Field Athlete Of The Week honor. Coyle earned the honor by defeating a prestigious field of D-I and D-II throwers when she threw the Weight a personal best of17.39 meters (57.0075) feet. It is easily the best toss in the conference this season and should rank as one of the best in D-III when the new ratings come out later this week. It is the fourth time in Coyle's career at Hamline she has been so honored. Coyle and her teammates have one last warmup prior to next week's MIAC Indoor Meet at Macalester. They will compete Friday in a Pre-Conference Meet that will also be held at Macalester. It is the second week in a row a Piper has won the award. Becky Culp won it last week.


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Intel Fast Becoming BlackBerry Lite
Respect for history and trends.
RIMM bulls floated every rationalization they could cherry-pick even while it was clear all hope was lost.
Let's get something straight before we move to second base: I am not suggesting Intel (INTC) will experience hell as RIM has. It could, however, get incredibly close.
A major distinction divides the two companies.
RIM leadership, particularly Jim You Don't Need An App To Surf The Web Basillie, was either too incompetent, arrogant or a mix of both to realize it missed badly. RIM wrapped a tourniquet around the gushing artery also known as BlackBerry way too late. Now, RIM might not survive.
Intel actually has savvy management. I feel bad for these guys because, to a certain extent, they deserve the benefit of the doubt. I'm not sure you can hammer Intel for missing on mobile as hard as you can RIM for missing on everything.
Intel missed the Apple (AAPL) -driven move to mobile devices as badly as the next guy. No question. But to have been able to catch it, seismic shifts needed to take place in that organization. Given the enormity of that operation, I'm not surprised Intel dropped the ball.
Unlike RIM, however, Intel management never made asinine statements about mobile being a fad. Intel never uttered the clueless equivalent of you don't need an app to surf the Web . If it did, I missed it.
Intel probably saw the writing on the wall earlier than we assume. Maybe the company simply wasn't/isn't nimble enough to move?
There's the benefit of the doubt, but no amount of finesse can change reality at Intel. The company is in big trouble, at least from a Wall Street perspective.
Recall my qualifier -- it's not as bad at Intel as it is/was at RIM and probably will not get that bad. But look at the zigzag lines on this comparison between the two companies. RIMM Revenue Quarterly data by YCharts
A while ago, RIM was on top of the world. Quietly kicking bum and taking names from the diminutive Canadian hamlet called Waterloo. Things turned sour faster than the last 10 years' worth of Toronto Maple Leafs' regular seasons.
Intel no longer kicks hind end but, unlike RIM, the jury remains out on whether or not it can continue to take names. Intel is in decline in many ways, particularly if you pay attention to the purple and darkish blue lines that indicate revenue growth.
Certainly reversible, but not good.
So the INTC bulls come at me with the same type of stuff the RIM bulls came at me with last year.


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Matthew Karl Ruotsala
GWINN, MI. – Matthew Karl Ruotsala, 63, of Gwinn, Michigan passed away from natural causes on Saturday, October 26th, 2013.
Matthew was born July 8, 1950 in Rock, Michigan. He was the son of Sulo and Georgianna (Callies) Ruotsala. During his early life, he grew up swimming in the creeks, riding horses, and working on the family farm north of Rock. He played football for the Rock Little Giants and graduated from Rock High School in 1968. He started his college education at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, and then, transferred to Northern Michigan University where he went on to obtain a Bachelor of Science degree in Geography with Minors in Conservation and History.
After graduating, he served as a United States Army Active Duty Field Artillery Officer. During his service, he was part of the Army Corps of Engineers and earned several awards, including a Commendation, an Achievement Award and an Army Meritorious Service Medal. He also served in the United States Army National Guard Engineering Branch from 1976-1991, retiring as a Major. He also worked for many years for the Michigan Rural Water Association ensuring quality drinking water for residents across the Upper Peninsula.
Matt enjoyed the outdoors; camping, hunting and fishing with his family in his younger years. He inspired a love of the natural world in all of his children. He was also a great cook and was well known for his mojakka, a Finnish stew. He could do anything from installing his own electrical wiring to repairing old tractors to building motorbikes for his children.
He is survived by: brother, Michael Ruotsala; daughters, Kiisa Wiegand (Ruotsala), Amber Sahul (Ruotsala), and Bonnie Ruotsala; son, William M. Ruotsala; grandchildren, Penn Wiegand and Eva Sahul. He was preceded in death by his parents, Sulo and Georgianna Ruotsala; his aunt, Eila Ruotsala; and his grandparents, Elsie and William Ruotsala. He will be remembered with love by his family in private ceremony. The Fassbender Funeral Home is serving the family, where condolences may be expressed online at fassbenderfuneral home.com


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Nutrition Facts
Serving Size ¼ of recipe
Calories 130
Calories from Fat 5
Total Fat 0 g
Saturated Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 75 mg
Total Carbohydrate 33 g
Dietary Fiber 1 g
Sugars 31 g
Proteins 1 g
Vitamin A 4% DV
Vitamin C 130% DV
Calcium 2% DV
Iron 2% DV
Percent Daily Values (DV) are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Servings and Times
Servings 4
Preparation Time 30 minutes
Cups of Fruits and Vegetables Per Person: 2.0
Ingredients and Preparation
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Large sprigs of fresh mint 3-6
White grape juice 2 cups
Lemon, juiced 1
Grapefruit, juiced 1
Grated fresh pineapple 1 cup
Salt 1/8 teaspoon
Ginger ale 2 cups
- Place the mint in the bottom of a pitcher. Gently crush with a wooden spoon, until you can smell the fresh perfume of the mint.
- Add the grape juice, lemon juice, and the grapefruit juice. Stir until well-blended, then cover and refrigerate.
- Also refrigerate the grated fresh pineapple in a covered bowl, as well as the ginger ale.
- When ready to serve, place 4 or 5 cubes of ice in some tall glasses.
- Divide the pineapple equally into each glass, than do the same with the refrigerated juice. Fill each glass with ginger ale.


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Sending a poor message
To the Editor:
On April 23, the Minnesota House of Representatives approved an $11 billion health and human services funding proposal. The House majority's plan to cut $26 million dollars next biennium from senior living has rural nursing homes very concerned.
In rural Minnesota, nursing homes are one of the largest, if not the largest employer in a community. These facilities can't absorb the kinds of cuts the Democrats are proposing, yet despite our best efforts, it appears these cuts are going to move forward.
Specifically, the House majority's health funding bill proposes $26 million in cuts off of base funding for nursing homes statewide, meaning local nursing homes will be forced to do more with less.
It's one thing for the Legislature to tell every agency to tighten their belts because the goal is to curb government spending overall. But you have to remember House Democrats want to raise overall spending by nearly $3 billion, and they also want to raise nearly $3 billion in increased taxes and fees over the next two years – and despite this mammoth increase they're still trying to tell nursing homes they need to accept less revenue.
During the House floor debate on the health finance legislation, rural lawmakers attempted to amend the proposal in order to give nursing homes and long-term care facilities the additional funding they need, but those attempts were voted down.
After a lifetime of working, raising families and contributing to the success of our nation, our senior citizens deserve comfort and dignity in their retirement years – not empty promises.
It sends a poor message to nursing homes and their employees that state government would rather spend billions on wasteful government programs than to give them more money.
State Rep. Bob Gunther,