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Khloe Kardashian has a message for fans following reports that her big sister, Kim Kardashian - who is expecting her first child - faced a miscarriage scare this week.
"A lot of you have expressed concern in the recent hours about Kim, and I just wanted to let you all know that mommy and baby are doing fine and just taking it easy right now," Khloe wrote in a post titled "Thank You For Your Concern" on her personal website on Thursday. "Thank you so much to all of our wonderful fans and loved ones for your concern and support. We love you!"
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According to multiple reports, Kim, 32, rushed to her doctor late Tuesday night after returning to Los Angeles from a trip to Paris because she was experiencing stomach pains and feared she may in danger of losing her baby.
The New York Post reported that the reality star was warned by doctors to rest and slow down (she's been jet-setting all over the globe since announcing her pregnancy with Kanye West in late December - including trips to Brazil and Paris).
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On Thursday's "Today" show, longtime Kardashian family friend Kathie Lee Gifford discussed the mom-to-be's busy schedule and shared her own experiences with miscarriage and busy travel.
"[Traveling] is a huge toll on your body," Kathie Lee said. "You've got to put your child first... I think [Kim] should -- for the sake of the baby -- just calm down."
Adding, "Rest and enjoy this time. Eat for two and deal with it later!"
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The decision by the Lawrence & Memorial Hospital Corp. to make an aggressive bid to obtain control of the struggling Westerly Hospital is a calculated risk, but a good one. The corporation that oversees the community hospital in New London could choose to rest on its current success, playing it safe and conservative. But in a changing health care market that could prove to be the greater risk.
With federal Medicare payments tightening and efforts accelerating to reduce health care spending, hospitals across the country are seeking partnerships, mergers and acquisitions to remain competitive. By growing smartly, hospitals can reduce management costs, gain greater flexibility in where and how services are offered and provide treatment options once reserved for larger medical institutions.
There is also a defensive element in the L&M Corp.'s bold move to acquire Westerly Hospital. Someone will gain control of that hospital, which entered receivership last December after years of operating at a loss. If it is a competitively aggressive for-profit chain, that could mean difficulties for L&M.
Attorney Mark Russo, the special master the court placed in charge of taking Westerly Hospital through receivership, filed a petition in Rhode Island Superior Court recommending that it accept the "stalking horse" bid from L&M. If, as expected, the court approves, the bid will become the standard by which the court evaluates any subsequent bids.
L&M Corp. submitted what is in essence a $69.1 million bid. That figure includes $22 million to assume existing Westerly Hospital liabilities; $6.5 million to fund a turnaround plan to restore the non-profit community hospital to fiscal health; and $30 million invested over the next five years in technology, equipment, infrastructure and services.
The proposed investment comes as L&M, also a non-profit community hospital, is coming off one of its most fiscally successful years and at a time when it holds an A-plus debt rating, facts that convinced Mr. Russo that L&M can honor its commitments.
Important to local residents, The Westerly Hospital would remain an independent acute care hospital, with its existing name and services, according to the proposal. Both hospitals would have the L&M Corp. as their common, corporate parent.
Some might question the wisdom of L&M taking control of a struggling community hospital, but Chief Financial Officer Lugene Inzana assures us that L&M has taken a hard look at the root causes of Westerly Hospital's fiscal problems and is satisfied more efficient businesses practices can address them. A major fiscal drag was the North Stonington Health Center that Westerly Hospital opened in 2010. The health center is not included in the sale of the Westerly Hospital.
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L&M began exploring the potential for acquiring Westerly Hospital even before that hospital entered receivership. Its bid shows just how serious it is. It is in the best interests of both the L&M Corp. and the people of the Westerly area that they succeed.
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After weeks of refusing to admit the attackers at Mumbai were from Pakistan, the Pakistani Minister of Information, Sherry Rehman, admitted the sole remaining survivor, Ajmal Kasab really came from their nation and not from Mars. The admittance followed public release of the dossier given Pakistan by the government of India. The 69 page report contains abundant evidence the terrorists were well armed and possessed modern electronic equipment. Throughout the attack, their handlers in Pakistan were providing advice and information on what should be done and who should be killed. A message early in the morning of 27 November said: "kill all the hostages, except the two Muslims. Keep your phone switched on so that we can hear the gunfire."
The amazing aspect of this entire situation is the refusal of the Pakistan government to come to grips with the reality that people from their nation organized and carried out the Mumbai terror. "We are confirming that Kasab is Pakistani citizen but I cannot say a word more," admitted Ms. Rehman. Hopefully, now that Pakistan is finally facing reality the government might come to grips with the need to crack down on its secret service, the ISI and take the first step toward breaking ties with terrorists in Pakistan.


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Former Speaker and longstanding National Party MP Lockwood Smith has delivered his final speech to Parliament, telling his fellow MPs that his biggest regret was voting against homosexual law reform in 1986.
Nearly 30 years after he was first elected to Parliament in 1984, Dr Smith is resigning to take up the appointment as New Zealand's High Commissioner in London.
As former MPs and staff watched on, Dr Smith said that as a relatively new MP he was caught in the `dilemma' of voting according to his own conscience or the will of his constituents. He said he had long regretted opting for the latter and opposing the bill.
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Dr Smith also paid his respects to Labour leader David Shearer, saying he had a high level of respect for him and the dignity with which he conducted himself in Parliament. He said Prime Minister John Key had brought something unique to the job - and had never once tried to influence Dr Smith's handling of Parliament.
Among his highlights, he listed attending the Dawn Service at Gallipoli and his marriage to his wife Alexandra in 2009.
Dr Smith also defended the changes he made as an Education Minister from 1990 to 1996, including the introduction of the student loan scheme. He said he still believed that was good policy and had improved participation in tertiary education. However, he said his move to means test the student allowance had not been fair.
Dr Smith began by saying he hoped history would positively record the economic reforms of the David Lange/ Roger Douglas Government and the Jim Bolger Government that followed it more positively. He said it was those reforms that had meant New Zealand was robust enough to withstand the recent economic crisis.
Dr Smith also spoke about his time as trade minister, including beginning free trade talks with Singapore which were completed under Labour and led to the regional Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations now underway.
Dr Smith was first elected in the snap election of 1984 in the Kaipara seat which became the Rodney electorate in 1996. He gave up that seat to be a list-only MP in 2011 saying it was to focus on his duties as Speaker - although it was widely known by then that he was likely to be appointed to the London post and the move prevented the need for a by-election.
David Carter was elected as the new Speaker earlier this month.
Dr Smith was a minister under the Jim Bolger- and Jenny Shipley-led National Governments in the 1990s, including a memorable moment as Education Minister when he climbed out of a window at Canterbury University to avoid a blockade by students protesting against student loans. He was Education Minister from 1990 until early 1996 after which he also had stints as Minister for Agriculture, Forestry, Contact Energy and tourism.
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Comfortable Villa 150 m to the Beach SRN
Size191 m²
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The house is fully air conditioned for summer and winter, wireless internet connection, satellite TV,
On the outside is the private pool with child protection 8 x 4 and depth 1.00 - 2.00 m, porch, barbecue and garden area with sun bathers.
Great location in quiet residential area close to restaurants, bars, supermarket, etc ...
Ideal for a relaxing holiday with family or friends on the beach.
Sea 150 m
Sand beach 150 m
Palma 40 Km
Airport 50 Km
Nearest town 4 km Alcudia
Hospital 2 Km Muro
Medical Assistance 500 m Quiron Clinic
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Huset var bedre enn forventet, store rom, aircondition i alle soverom og stue. Fantastisk bassengområde og to nyoppussede bad. Rolig boligstrøk, nær butikker og strand. Ett minus ved området, noen kvelder/morgener ble skjemmet av kloakkstank.
Lucia overrasket positivt, ved å møte oss med kake, vin og masse mat i kjøleskapet, alt vi trengte for å komme igang med ferien. Veldig positiv start på ferien. Hun har gjort alt for at vi skulle få en god opplevelse, og klarte det med glans.
Anbefaler både Lucia som vertinne og huset på det sterkeste.
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A fantastic apartment with everything you could need. Close to the sea (200 m), wifi, washing machine, tv, a nice patio to sit on in the evening.The apartment is close to restaurants and shops. Bus stop is right outside and about 10 min bus drive to Alcudia old town.
Lucia is a perfect host. She is helpful, professional and kind and goes out of her way to assist you.She met us as we arrived and so kindly provided us with drinks, snacks, maps and tips on what to do in Mallorca. Thank you Lucia for a great stay!
The map to getting to the house was perfect. We had no Problems to get there! Lucia was very nice and she Shows us all Details and important Facts. In the kitchen she had arranged some typical welcome Snacks, we love this very much! It was so Kind and a warm welcome. The house was small (smaller like we think) but it was really nice. Nothing missed in it! Everything was in a good, new and clean Status.
It would be better, to have a Little green gras on the outside under this beautiful old tree. At the Moment it is only sand and Stones and mud. Maybe the owner will have a Little green Eyecatcher. We had a big Problem with wesp because the fruits are fall down at the ground and so so much wesp are there!
We are not able to go through the pool area or in the pool, because of this Situation. So we moved the house on the third day to a other Finca! Everything was organized by Lucia, without any Problems.
The house in San Joan was beautiful for a small Family. But there are many Dogs in the neighbourhood and it was very loud in the night because of the barking of the Dogs.
We had a fantstische time in this apartment. Lovely spacious, clean and a great place right in Palma! Lucia is the best host you could have! A warm welcome with delicious snacks and drinks. Fantastic service, any time of the day if we wanted to ask something she was available. In one word amazing! We'll be back!
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This apartment is absolutely fantastic.
Clean ,modern and in a brilliant location. The view from the balcony is stunning and a great place to have breakfast,sunbathe and watch the bay in the evening lights.The apartment is in a great central location with bars,shops and the bus station right on your doorstep. The beach is literally across the road from the apartment with plenty of sunbeds and parasols. A few minutes stroll takes you to the promenade and 'the square' where you can find a different restaurant each night, the choice is vast and there is something for all tastes and pockets.
Lucia was a brilliant host who was waiting for us arriving and was great at showing us around the apartment and she provided us with essential provisions which was most unexpected. She was available 24/7 if needed and she was here to see us off at the end of our holiday.
I will be returning to this apartment and I would highly recommend it.
Nice week at Alcudia! Greate house and hosts. No truble :)
Nice apartment for two people with a perfect location on the promenade and the beach across the street. Wonderful view from the balcony. Lucia is a delightful hostess who is keen to make guests feel comfortable.
Trevlig lägenhet för två personer med perfekt läge vid strandpromenaden och stranden rakt över gatan. Underbar utsikt från balkongen. Lucia är en förtjusande värdinna som är mån om att gästerna ska trivas.
It was a great Holiday,great Apartment very close To the Beach.Lucia is a Nice and generous Person and very friendly.I would recommend Friends and Family To Book from here and we would definately go to Alcudia once again.thank you for the Great hospitality.
Spacy and close to beach and bike rentals.
Good for bike vacation. Beds too hard for my taste.
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what one it the most simular to a standard ak reciver??
The inside is correct and I have the answer on the yugo differences,
Asked this question and got an answer from the source, the yugo blank has an undercut rear and the rpk slopes from the top.
what one it the most simular to a standard ak reciver??
Has anyone checked into the possibility of using a DEWAT M-1 Garand receiver front half for the front trunnion? Since Mr K used the M-1 Garand as his basis for the design of the AK-47, it is just possible the front part of the Garand might work with the AK bolt.
If it can be made to work, at least you will not have to worry about whether it can withstand the pressure of the .308 caliber.
BTW, the Garand front section is appoximately the same width as the Yugo front trunnion.
If I knew where the front Garand receiver piece of mine is, I would check it out myself.
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thats a good idea I have a sheet metal shop that I can use any time I was going to just bend some strips,but cutting some square tubing would sure work to.Buy some 1" square tubing / 4130 / .064" from AircraftSpruce.com or some other place. Cut the rail from that
After pricing the the bent blanks I may try to make my own. not sure yet.
By the way CfS has 5/10 round mag bodies for $3.99 if you get 3 or more thought they might be good for cutting off the lugs for modifying G3,s or modifying into longer mags buy welding 2 together. I bought a few to play with.
I think if you put the ejector hook at 51mm from the trunnion side it will work. the biy reciver print that pbb posted on his web page showes the ejector hook at 53mm (I think or close to that lenth) not at the standard ak spot. muttman
Drifting even further off-topic - I forgot I'd already blazed that trail...
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I was thinking of making a longer mag buy welding two together that is still some what shorter than a 308 win mag but slightly longer than a 7.62x39 . I want something the right length for a 22-250,250 savage, 300 ,6mm bench rest. this would give the advantage of having a standard reciver keeping more of its trigger guard clearance. also I was thinking of seating the bullet out further on a 7.62x39(some thing a stock mag wont allow) to gain more case capacity and also to be able to seat the bullet closer to the rifleing for better accuracy. at $3.99 there cheap to play with. I made my own lugs on the my gs mags as well


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Toledo is ranked for the first time since 2001, which, oddly enough, is the last time the Cardinals knocked off a ranked opponent, when they downed the 23rd ranked Rockets 24-20 in Muncie.
Toledo brings one of the MAC's most prolific offenses to the table. The Rockets have average 34.3 points a game this season and tally 454.7 yards per game. Toledo does their damage both on the ground and in the air as they average right at 200 yards rushing and 255 yards passing each game.
The Rockets are led by three dynamic junior athletes in QB Terrance Owens, RB David Fluellen and WR/KR Bernard Reedy.
Of the three, Reedy may be the most prolific and the most athletic. The 5-9 speedster has hauled in 61 passes for 803 yards and 5 touchdowns and also is one of the nation's foremost kick and punt returners with 3 touchdowns total on returns (1 punt, 2 kickoff).
Fluellen, a 6-0 215 workhorse, has gained 1,181 yards and 11 TDs on the season and also contributes in the Rockets varied screen game by collecting 23 receptions for 175 yards on the season.
The guy that makes the potent offense go is 6-4 Terrance Owens. The Cleveland Glenville High School Product has thrown for 2,197 yards with 13 TDs to just 5 INTs and has completed 63% of his passes. Owens has also ran for 264 yards and 4 touchdowns.
The Rocket defense gives up a lot of yards, but not a lot of points. Despite giving up a 466 yards a game to opposing offenses, Toledo only allows 26.7 points a game. They do this by turning you over (+7 on the season) and getting off the field on third down (36% 3rd down conversion). The Rockets are also tough in the Red Zone where they allow opponents to score only 2 out of 3 times and only 47% of the time giving up touchdowns.
Toledo's defense is led by athletic, tackle machine Dan Molls who has amassed 116 tackles in 9 games. He also has 5 ½ tackles for loss, 2 sack, 2 fumble recoveries and an INT. Senior Safety Jermaine Robinson adds in 55 tackles and has picked off 4 passes. Jayrone Elliott is the Rockets top pass rusher with 6 sacks on the season.
The Ball State offense is also very prolific (it's the MAC – what is new) at 33.7 points a game. The Cardinals amass an average of 473.2 yards a game while splitting it well between 202.4 yards rushing and 270.8 passing.
The Cardinal offense is led by Junior QB Keith Wenning who has thrown for 2,425 yards and 17 touchdowns to just 7 INTs. Wenning's key targets are So. WR Willie Snead (68 receptions for 901 yards, 6 TDS) and 5-7 dynamo Jamill Smith (60 receptions for 641 yards and 4 TDS).
Ball State's ground attack is led by a senior laden Offensive Line that clears the way for So. Jahwan "Quake" Edwards (949 yards and 9 TDS) as well as Barrington Scott (366 yards and a score) and Horatio Banks (336 yards and 3 TDs). Banks returns to action this week after missing the last two games with a knee injury.
The Cardinal defense has steadily improved over the course of the year, but is still giving up 33.3 points per game and 465 total yards. Ball State is led by Sr. MIKE LB Travis Freeman who has compiled 96 tackles thus far. Jr. Jonathan Newsome is the main pass rusher with 6 sacks and 9 ½ tackles for loss.
Prediction: We have two dynamic offenses and two porous, but improving defenses. This is the MAC and this is Tuesday night, so anything could happen. Unfortunately for the Cardinals, the Rockets have too much fire power and will outscore the Cardinals. The Cardinals will keep it close, as always, but not close enough to pull it out. Final Score: Toledo 45, Ball State 41.


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Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Program and Stamp Out Smoking Representative Oluwakemi Talabi will visit Pulaski Tech Monday, Jan. 25 in the RJ Wills Lecture Hall on the main campus at noon. She will speak on smoking cessation resources available in Arkansas such as the Arkansas Department of Health Tobacco Quitline and online quit programs.
Students, faculty, staff and the public are invited to attend. The event is free.
Oluwakemi Talabi is a recent graduate of Michigan State University who earned her bachelor of arts in communication with a specialization in public relations. She joined the Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Program (TPCP) in April, 2008 with a nine-year background in community health and education advocacy.
Talabi has a passion for helping people overcome unhealthy behaviors. After losing 65 pounds, her primary focus was assisting people with achieving their weight loss goals; however, as a result of her aunt's death from lung cancer, her interest in tobacco cessation evolved.
"During my aunt's battle with lung cancer, she continued to smoke cigarettes until she died. That's when I realized the addictive nature of nicotine," said Talabi.
Known to her colleagues as "Kemi," this Michigan-native brings a wealth of knowledge from her previous positions in health communication. As a Stamp Out Smoking campaign representative, Talabi is responsible for providing technical assistance to tobacco control partners and disseminating cessation resources among grantees, tobacco-free coalitions and tobacco-users.
This event is the first of a series of tobacco education presentations and workshops sponsored by the Pulaski Technical College Counseling and Advising Department. The Arkansas Department of Health offers many programs to assist people who want to kick the habit. Faculty, staff and students are encouraged to take advantage of these resources.
PTC, other colleges to go smoke-free Aug. 1
Effective Aug. 1, the Arkansas Clean Air on Campus Act of 2009 prohibits smoking on all campuses of state-supported institutions of higher education.
As a state-supported college, Pulaski Technical College is included in the smoking ban. The act defines "campus" to mean all property, including buildings and grounds, which are owned or operated by a state-supported institution of higher education.
A copy of the act in its entirety can be read here.
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06:05 7th March 2014
Jacobs relishing promotion push
Sky Bet League One Player of the Month Michael Jacobs is relishing the challenge of being involved in a promotion challenge at Wolves.
Jacobs, named as February's best in League One this morning, has been in excellent form for Wolves mirroring that of the team in landing seven successive wins prior to tomorrow's tough derby test at neighbours Walsall (3pm).
That starts a spell of ten games in 29 days which will go a long way to deciding whether Wolves can maintain the intense pace at the top of the table.
"Things are going well but we've got another big game on Saturday," says Jacobs.
"It's quite good that the games are coming thick and fast because when you feel things are going well you just want to keep going.
"There are a lot of fixtures coming up but everyone feels confident and if we can really kick on during this March period it would set us up nicely.
"No one is getting carried away because the top three teams are very close and Rotherham and Preston have also been pushing on nicely.
"It could end up going down to the wire if everyone keeps picking up the results they have been recently.
"The nice thing is that it is in our own hands and if we keep performing as we have there is no reason why we can't get in the top two.
"It's exciting for me to be involved in.
"I've had a couple of scrappy relegation battles and one mid-table finish so it's nice to be looking at the right end of the table.
"There is a bit of pressure but you have to enjoy that pressure and that's what the boys are doing at the moment, making most of being in the promotion race.
"These are exciting times to be part of with Wolves looking to get back in the Championship and hopefully one day the Premier League.
"This is a big club with expectations but we need to live up to those and we have been doing in recent weeks."
Jacobs in particular has impressed during recent weeks, his five goals in as many games just reward for some impressive forward play.
Utilised in what has become a traditional 'number 10' role behind a central striker, Jacobs' ability to run with the ball and make things happen has formed a key part of Wolves' attacking armoury.
"I'm on five from five at the minute and it's been a nice return from me," he says.
"I should probably have got a couple against Port Vale on Saturday but that was one of those things.
"Sometimes you don't play so well and get a goal and others you can feel you are playing really well but don't find the net.
"We need all areas of the team and I think a fair few people have contributed now which shows the strength we have going forward and the attacking play we can produce.
"Playing where I have been there is a bit of license to roam which is something I enjoy and I need to make the most of that by continuing to do well.
"If I can keep getting selected then hopefully I can keep contributing to the team and we can get to where we want to be.
"I do enjoy the central role and it's a nice role to play.
"The good thing about it is that if James (Henry) or Sako want to come inside we can rotate and switch without it really having a difference on how we play.
"That versatility is something which can sometimes be hard to pick up and has worked for us over the last six or seven games.
"We need to keep it going."
Whilst Jacobs is one of those who prefers to go forward to try and unlock opposition defences, he is also well aware of the importance of what is going on at the other end of the pitch as well.
The continuing excellence of Wolves' goalkeeping and defensive work has certainly provided the sort of solid foundations to allow the creative players to go and do their stuff.
"The defence and keepers have done really well and are quite rightly proud of the record they have so far this season," adds the 22-year-old.
"We are there to help them out but they have given us a really solid foundation.
"You only have to look at the standards they have set at the back this season, whoever has played, and you can see why they are the best in the league.
"Even when we are 3-0 up they are so determined to keep a clean sheet and you can see how much they care about it.
"They have done a fantastic job and can hopefully keep it going.
"It's a good sign when there is so much competition for places particularly with the likes of Doc and Ethan waiting to get a chance."
Now then for Jacobs' early tastes of a Midlands derby with tomorrow's trip to a Saddlers side who will be keen to come out of a recent dip in their own results to try and land a league double over Wolves.
The winger does have plenty of derby experience – quite literally at Derby – and is looking forward to enjoying the atmosphere of a packed Banks's Stadium.
"It's another game to really look forward to," he insists.
"It's a derby and it will be a tough place to go particularly as Walsall have done well this season.
"Results recently may have dipped a bit but I have seen them a couple of times this season and you can see what they are capable of.
"They have got the ability to get results against all the teams in the divisions and will be keen to end our recent run but that is the challenge we have to be ready for and look forward to.
"I've had a bit of local derby experience, the main one being playing for Derby against Nottingham Forest.
"It was away at Forest which was quite a lively atmosphere, and we came away with a 1-0 win.
"You have to enjoy those atmospheres and embrace them whilst also knowing that at the end of the day it is just another game with three points up for grabs.
"For us Saturday is all about trying to keep our recent run going."
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Southwestern flavors star in this potluck-perfect salad.
Nutrition Profile:
Gluten Free Diet
Heart Healthy
High Fiber
High Potassium
Low Cholesterol
Low Sat Fat
Low Sodium
Serves 4
Prep Time 30 min
Total Time 60 min.
Step 1
Cook rice in a large pot of boiling salted water, until al dente, 25 to 30 minutes. Drain and rinse. Place in a large bowl, toss with beans and set aside.
Step 2
Meanwhile, preheat grill.
Step 3
Oil the grill rack (see Tip). Grill corn, onions and bell pepper, turning frequently, until tender and charred, 10 to 12 minutes.
Step 4
Cut kernels from cobs (see Tip) and add to reserved rice and beans. Dice the bell pepper and half the onions; add to the rice mixture. Place the remaining onions in a mixing bowl. Peel and dice avocado; add half to rice mixture and half to the bowl with sliced onions.
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Whisk salsa, orange juice, lime juice, cilantro, oil and cumin in a small bowl. Season with salt and pepper. Toss 3 tablespoons of the salsa mixture with sliced onions and avocado. Toss the rest with rice mixture.
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Helping hungry kids In Boone County
The United Way is teaming with local Boone County supporters in a new program to feed hungry local kids this summer.
They will be packing boxes full of food (like canned pasta, soup, and peanut butter) and shipping them through the postal service three times this summer to kids in Boone County who are in difficult situations.
The "packing party" to assemble all these care packages will be Saturday, June 27, from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Madison Baptist Church in Madison. Organizers encourage everyone who wants to participate to come out to help.
Those interested in helping can also assist by making financial donations. Checks can be sent to United Way Boone Backpack Program, c/o Carolyn Mullins, 306 Fourth St. W., Madison WV 25130.
Online donations can be made at www.unitedwaycwv.org (select "give" then "donate" then type "Boone Backpack Program").
Whitesville First Baptist Church
The Whitesville First Bapitst Church announces the Jimmy Brown Memorial Car & Bike Show.
It is scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 29, from 3 to 6 p.m. and admission is free. There will be free food and door prizes. Trophies will be awarded at 6 p.m.
Receive a free dash plaque for being one of the first 25 cars in the show. Located on Back Street, across from the fire department.
This is a church event given by First Baptist Church of Whitesville and Jimmy Brown's family. Jimmy was a deacon in the church until his death. He began the car show before his death, so we keep it going in his memory.
For more information, call Michael Brown at 304-854-0001
Heart of God Soup Kitchen
Heart of God Soup Kitchen is operating a soup kitchen on the last weekdays of the month, providing free USDA food to those who qualify.
They are located at 44 Millier Street in Danville in accordance with federal and USDA policy, which strictly prohibits discrimination in all of its programs.
Prayer Connection Lighthouse
Prayer Connection Lighthouse in Danville is accepting donations of clothing, canned goods, furniture and garden foods.
Monetary donations can also be mailed to P.O. Box 159, Danville, WV 25053.
They also need volunteers from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
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Brewers prepare to open new craft brewery in Bozeman
BOZEMAN, Mont. - Bozeman will soon be home to a new craft brewery.
The Bridger Brewing Company is finishing up construction and set to open in mid-February.
We went to their site on South 11th, near MSU to speak with the owner.
He tells us their high-quality beer and warm, welcoming tap room will set the brewery apart.
Though their beer comes first, Bridger Brewing will also offer gourmet pizza, soups and salads, with most of their ingredients coming from right here in Montana.
Bridger Brewing company will also create between 45 and 50 new part-time jobs and five new full-time jobs.
"We're just excited to be part of the community over here. On campus, there's not a lot of other options out here and I think the students and faculty, families on the south side of town here that live in this area are really going to enjoy having a place they don't have to drive very far or they can bike in or walk in or what have you and have a nice place to come and relax and enjoy some good food," says Bridger Brewing Company Owner and General Manager David Breck.
According to the Montana Brewers Association, there are around 33 craft Breweries in Montana.
Here in southwest Montana, we counted about seven.
We also checked on distilleries in Montana.
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Nike FAQs
Where does Nike produce its shoes?
During the 1970's, most Nike shoes were made in South Korea and Taiwan. When workers there gained new freedom to organize and wages began to rise, Nike looked for "greener pastures." It found them in Indonesia, China, and most recently Vietnam--countries where protective labor laws are poorly enforced and cheap labor is abundant. Also in China and Vietnam, the law prohibits workers from forming independent trade unions. This was also true in Indonesia until 1998, when dictator General Suharto was overthrown. These three countries continue to be the major places where Nike shoes are made.
Does Nike run its own factories?
No, Nike does not own any of the factories where its shoes are produced; it contracts the work to various factory owners. Nike say it is in the business of "marketing" shoes, not making them. However, Nike dictates the terms to the contractor: the design, the materials, the price it will pay. While companies like Nike used to try to avoid responsibility for factory conditions by saying they were "just the buyer," the anti-sweatshop movement has made this excuse unacceptable and forced the retailers—who are, after all, the ones who make the greatest profit—take responsibility for the workers who make their products.
Why pick on Nike, if other shoe companies are just as bad?
First of all, we heard many, many complaints from Nike workers and local labor groups. The AFL-CIO office in Indonesia, for example, said that Nike factory workers filed more complaints about wage violations than any other shoe company. In the first two years that Nike was in Vietnam, one factory official was convicted of physically abusing workers, another fled the country during a police investigation of sexual abuse charges and a third was under indictment for abusing workers, as reported in The New York Times.
Secondly, it's important to pick a company that can afford the cost of improvements. Nike is so profitable and sells its shoes for such high prices that it can well afford to double the workers' wages without increasing the retail price.
Thirdly, Nike is the biggest shoe company in the world and puts itself forth as an industry leader. Their Code of Conduct says: "in the area of human rights... in the communities in which we do business, we seek to do not only what is required, but what is expected of a leader." By targeting the industry leader, we hoped to make changes throughout the whole industry. This strategy has proven effective. Reebok, for example, has been making improvements in its overseas factories even though it has not been the target of a major campaign. Adidas, fearful of being tarred with the Nike brush, is starting to make changes as well.
Aren't the workers happy to have the factory jobs?
Nike has indeed brought many jobs to Southeast Asia, and workers certainly want jobs. But they want their dignity, too. They don't want to be physically or verbally abused by their supervisors or to work excessive overtime for extremely low wages. Job creation and worker exploitation should not go hand in hand. It is not enough to simply create jobs; Nike should be creating opportunities and prosperity, paying wages that allow its workers to pull themselves out of poverty.
While company officials say that many workers line up to get these jobs whenever there are openings, they fail to mention the numerous strikes that workers organize to protest unfair labor practices. In April 1997, 10,000 Indonesian workers went on strike over wage violations. In the same month, 1,300 workers in Vietnam went on strike demanding a one-cent-per-hour raise and in 1998, 3,000 workers in China went on strike to protest not only low wages, but hazardous working conditions. And remember, in these countries, workers who protest put themselves at great personal risk. They can end up fired and blacklisted from further jobs, or worse yet, be interrogated and jailed.
It can be argued that a bad job is better than no job at all, but a good job is certainly better than a bad one. Nike can well afford to provide healthy working conditions and pay a living wage.
Isn't the minimum wage enough to live on in those countries?
When the Nike campaign began in 1996, Nike was not even paying their Indonesian workers the minimum wage. In fact, all the shoe companies doing business in Indonesia would petition the government year after year for an exception from paying the minimum wage on the grounds that it would be a "hardship" for the factories to pay it. And this was a wage that, according to the Indonesian government itself, covered only 70% of the basic needs of one person!
Another problem was that several factories in Indonesia and Vietnam would pay new workers an apprentice wage that was below minimum wage, justifying this on the grounds that the women needed several months to learn the job. But most of the time, the women would get a few hours training and be put right on the assembly line. The apprentice wage was merely a pretext for cheating workers.
By 1997, Nike was shamed into telling its Indonesian contractors to stop asking for exemptions to the minimum wage and to stop paying apprentice wages. But the company still does not require its contractors to pay workers a living wage. In April 1999 when the Indonesian government announced that it was increasing the minimum wage to 231,000 rupiah/month ($26US), Nike for the first time announced that it would raise wages for its Indonesian factory workers higher than the legally required minimum,. Their new wage was a minimum cash wage of 265,000 ($30US) and a bonus package that adds up to 332,000 ($37.50US).
While this is certainly a step forward, the wages are still a far cry from a living wage. An Indonesian wage study released by Global Exchange shows that 332,000 rupiah/month ($37.50US) is needed to cover the basic needs of one person. A living wage, which is a wage that helps cover the needs of a family, not just one worker, would be twice this figure, or 664,000 rupiah/month ($75US).
Moreover, Vietnamese and Chinese workers still get poverty wages. In all three countries, $4 a day would be considered a decent wage. Nike, a company with $8.7 billion in revenue in 1998 that sells its shoes for $150, can well afford to pay its workers such a meager sum.
Has Nike fulfilled its promise to allow independent monitoring of its factories?
In May 1998 Nike announced that it would allow independent monitoring of its factories. However, its definition of independent monitoring includes the use of for-profit accounting firms such as PriceWaterhouseCoopers and Ernst & Young. Anti-sweatshop activists feel these firms do not have the trust of workers and are too beholden to Nike to be considered independent. Nike has announced that in Vietnam it is using social scientists from the University of Economics in Ho Chi Minh City to help monitor factory conditions. And in April 1999 it announced the formation of the Global Alliance for Workers and Communities, a grouping of business, public and non-profit organizations that is supposed to involve local NGOs in the assessment of workplace conditions through interviews, focus groups and worker surveys.
These initiatives are too new to be able to determine how effective they will actually be. Moreover, while independent monitoring is important for halting the most egregious abuses, it should only be a temporary measure. Workers themselves should be empowered, through their own organizations, to protect their rights.
Have there been significant improvements in safety and health?
Nike has made positive changes in the areas of environmental health and safety. In 1998 it announced a program to replace petroleum-based solvents with safer water-based compounds. In 1999, an independent expert was allowed to verify this in the case of the Tae Kwang Vina factory in Vietnam. The investigator found that the factory had substituted less harmful chemicals in its production, installed local exhaust ventilation systems, and trained key personnel on occupational health and safety issues. The report concluded that the factory had implemented important changes that significantly reduced worker exposures to toxic solvents, adhesives, and other chemicals.
However, it also noted that significant health and safety issues still remain. Workers in some sections of the plant still faced overexposures to hazardous chemicals, and to heat and noise levels. Respiratory illness rates remained a concern. The report observed that further steps were needed to bring this factory into compliance with US Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) standards, as pledged by Nike.
In a move indicating a new level on openness on Nike's part, the same investigator has been invited by the company to look at health and safety issues in any of Nike's shoe factories. Plans are underway to do this in several factories in Indonesia and China.
Is Global Exchange still continuing its Nike campaign?
Global Exchange did praise Nike's efforts to raise the Indonesian wage and improve health conditions. However, Nike still has a long way to go to meet the anti-sweatshop movement's call for companies to pay a living wage, allow independent monitoring in all factories, and ensure that workers have the right to organize into independent unions. We should therefore keep the pressure on!


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Gold Miners Selloff No Reason to Buy, JPMorgan Says
Did yesterday's brutal selloff in gold miners create a buying opportunity? Not yet, says JPMorgan's John Bridges in a report released yesterday.
On first glance, yesterday's selling seems like it might have created a chance to scoop up gold miners on the cheap. The Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF (GDX) dropped 4.5%, while South Africa's Gold Fields (GFI) fell 5.6%, Harmony Gold Mining (HMY) dropped 6.1%, and Sibanye Gold (SBGL) dropped 3.8%. AngloGold Ashanti (AU), which produces much of its gold in Africa, fell 4%.
It's not time to buy yet, however, Bridges says. For starters, he notes that while gold prices are likely to stay within a range, the cost of mining will continue to rise. That means miners, which begin reporting earnings at the end of the month, will continue to show declining profit margins, even as they try to rein in costs. Bridges writes:
All the miners are working on cost control but it will probably take some time to stabilize costs. Hence, the upcoming reporting season could have been a catalyst that encouraged some of the selling seen in the market [yesterday].
The second quarter also tends to be a weak one for precious metals, Bridges says. That, combined with dollar strength, could limit any upside for the stocks. He writes:
The second quarter is typically a lackluster one for precious metals as demand from the world's largest market for physical metal in India slows. We do hope that the normal seasonal strength that we expect in Q3 is not capped this year by dollar strength.
His recommendation: Say "cautious on the precious metals space" until there's more information on both earnings and the staying power of the strong dollar.
The Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF has gained 0.2% today to $34.31, while Gold Fields has jumped 0.9% to $6.96. Harmony has dropped 0.35% to $5.73, Sibanye Gold has ticked up 0.2% to $5.35 and AngloGold has jumped 1% to $21.81.


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Due to all the rain, the ants are attacking anything above water level. My sister Lynn has a beautiful old Charlotte home with huge trees surrounding the area.. When I say huge, I mean HUGE trees! Her basement is filling with water because the exit pump can't keep up. So, I'm in the midst of an ant war! Went to Home Depot and secured my weapons of mass destruction. I started out with a "shock and Awe" program surrounding the place with their great product called Home Defense. It has NO scent and I was able to secure the battle zone parameters. The last time I saw them, they were carrying away their dead and wounded
Meanwhile, I returned to Max's in Great Falls for a most wonderful reunion. Since my last visit and encouragement for her to renew the relationship with her brother Ron, they have rebuilt family ties. Everyone is most happy for this. The experience has been worth my ENTIRE TRIP across this great country to be used in this manner. I believe that forgiveness is the most powerful force in the universe. After all, what would love be without forgiveness? What is Love? Just another form of acceptance and forgiveness the highest form of accepting those around us. God has well proved that point. It is the very reason we are warned that if we decide not to move in forgiveness, then HE will not, in turn, move with forgiveness in our own lives. I suppose that could be the most powerful statement God has delivered toward our own actions.
My first trip was to Walter and Barb's home outside Charlotte. Walt and I have always maintained a good relationship. That is until I tossed a watermelon at him and broke his nose
Barb is one fantastic lady. I am sure there were many men saddened when Walt bagged her! :-) They lovingly opened their home again to my visit and one of their two dogs decided I was OK when he slept all night with me. He even protected me from the outside thunder by barking it away. I felt safe and protected! My visit was surrounded with sweet moments of love and appreciation.
My other delight came in meeting Max's brother and sis-in-law. Ron and Helen Leigh live in a glorious spot next to Mountain Island Lake. It is part of the Catawba River system. This area is the origin of Charlotte's water supply. Ron took me on a tour of their home that meandered by steps and dock down to the lake. There were huge rocks in the hillside that were integrated into their house design. Too much to describe here! We had (upon our request) a light shrimp salad that was too tasty for words. (Makes my stoumach moan for more just thinking about it) We drank wine and spoke of the blessings of life. Ron sang a song that he composed for his lovely bride. It was named "50 years And Counting-Sill in love" I then felt the challenge and sang "Little Bird". Think I may have shared it with you? If not, let me know.
It was a very satisfying night with lovely moments
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APCNews 164 – Many notable APC publications receive recognition – 21/05/12
APCNews – May 21 2012 – Year XII Issue 164
The news service on ICTs for social justice and sustainable development
GISWatch has won the ITU-awarded WSIS project prize 2012
MONTREAL (MK for APCNews) – The Association for Progressive Communications, in close cooperation with APC members, networks and civil society groups, is pleased to accept the WSIS Project Prize from the International Telecommunications Union for the achievements of the GISWatch project in "the role of public governance authorities and all stakeholders in the promotion of ICT for development."
Connect Your Rights! – The video
MONTREAL (FD for APC) – "Connect Your Rights!" is the take-home message from this short video. Developed for the APC campaign Connect Your Rights! Internet Rights are Human Rights, the video provides a quick and clear understanding of why human rights on the internet matter. Watch now.
Feminist talks on internet, economic justice and women's rights at AWID Forum
PERGAMINO (FF for GenderIT.org) – This GenderIT.org edition reflects on the feminist politics and practices of technology within the broader debates around economic justice and women's rights at the 12th AWID Forum. These talks make a strong contribution to internet governance: if women do not sit at the discussion table, they will be on the menu.
Water-related stress and ICTs: New publication includes developing country experiences
JOHANNESBURG (Alan Finlay and Edith Adera for APC) – This new report by APC and IDRC is a collection of reports that looks at how ICTs can be used to help communities in developing countries facing water stress adapt to climate change. It draws on current experiences in the field of water management and sustainability, and brings a perspective from the ICT for development (ICT4D) sector.
Enhancing cooperation among stakeholders in internet governance
GENEVA (APC for APCNews) – APC calls for the establishment of an Internet Governance Forum working group to develop a multi-stakeholder declaration on enhanced cooperation.
New guide for policy makers on ICTs and climate change
Freedom of expression and the internet: how to reconcile practice and principles?
Digital Security: Drop-in centre of Ugandan sex worker organisation raided
Women human rights defenders survey: Digital security concerns
Women and ICTs
Critically absent: Advocacy tool kit for women in internet governance
EROTICS findings: Sex, rights and the internet
Advocacy paper: Tech-related violence against women
Executive summary: http://www.apc.org/en/node/14235/
Full paper: http://www.apc.org/en/node/14236/
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VASOTEC® (Enalapril Maleate) is the maleate salt of enalapril, the ethyl ester of a long-acting angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor, enalaprilat. Enalapril maleate is chemically described as (S)-1[N-[1-(ethoxycarbonyl)-3-phenylpropyl]-L-alanyl]-L-proline, (Z)-2-butenedioate salt (1:1). Its empirical formula is C20H28N2O5•C4H4O4, and its structural formula is:
Enalapril maleate is a white to off-white, crystalline powder with a molecular weight of 492.53. It is sparingly soluble in water, soluble in ethanol, and freely soluble in methanol.
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In the summer of 2010, Mia and Andrew Neeb moved from an older neighborhood in northwest Bend into the community of Tetherow. Drawn to the golf community on the westside of Bend for the gorgeous Northwest lodge style house they discovered there, the top notch David Kidd golf course, and most of all, the incredible location, the Neebs immediately felt right at home. "There were only a few homes in Tetherow at that time, but once we were introduced to the other homeowners, we were instantly connected and have been friends ever since," says Mia Neeb. "Tetherow has really grown since we moved in and we love the community and diverse neighborhood with people of all different ages and backgrounds."
The Neebs themselves are a young family, parents to a two-year-old daughter, Soleil, and another baby on the way this month. Andrew Neeb is an avid golfer, and the opportunity to live on a golf course for the first time in his life was instantly appealing. While Mia considers herself a novice on the greens, she has found the course and community to be beyond friendly. "From the perspective of a beginner golfer, even though the course is challenging, I don't get intimidated when playing with friends. The golf events and tournaments are first class and there are golf clinics offered during the week and weekends for golfers of all levels. There are so many members' events that it is easy to make friends and find new golf companions." The events, she has found, are family friendly and oftentimes childcare is provided. "Even with a toddler, I was able to practice my golf swing every day during the month of June last year!"
Mia and Andrew both love the Tetherow clubhouse amenities, too. "The clubhouse staff is extremely welcoming which makes it feel like a real community. Whether we're dining in the restaurant or playing on the course they constantly exceed our expectations."
Andrew is a physician practicing urology at Urology Specialists of Oregon, in Bend, and Mia works as a pediatric and neonatal dietician at St. Charles Medical Center. The couple first moved to Bend in 2006 from Little Rock, Arkansas, where Andrew was completing his medical training. "We knew we were destined to be in the Pacific Northwest," says Mia. The Neebs love to ski as well as golf, and find that Bend, particularly Tetherow, is the perfect hub for their outdoor pursuits. "Tetherow was really an easy choice and we didn't spend much time looking at other golf course communities," explains Mia. "We love being minutes from downtown and 25 minutes to Mount Bachelor and the Cascade Lakes." Mia and Andrew also share a passion for live music, making proximity to the Les Schwab Amphitheatre, on the Deschutes River, a bonus.
The Neebs purchased the first home built in Tetherow, from the original builders.
"The house is a Northwest lodge style home with unique metal work and stone on the exterior and contemporary finishes on the interior," says Mia. "The layout of the home is open and inviting and perfect for entertaining and outdoor living." The views and surrounding high desert and forested landscape are highly appealing, too. After work, the family often golfs five to nine holes, with Soleil enjoying the course from a stroller. "The sunsets are the best in town, and my daughter and husband love to go on owl hunts at night."
Moving to Tetherow, says Mia, "was mostly about location, location, location," and the family has never looked back. "From our house, everything is at our fingertips including access to mountain bike trails, hiking or trail running, and, of course, golf."


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cancelled or not ordered any bees at all this year. Are we seeing a glut in bees this year or will the new hobbiest take up the slack?


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So true! I think Farrah is so unbelievably rude! She's so pretty but she really does let herself down with her manners and how she speaks to people! And Amber is just an attention-seeking twat! She really should get herself together for her little girl. Thank god Leah has Gary in her life he's a really good dad!


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Reports of a cat stranded on a pile of driftwood on the Sacramento River are not true, the Yolo County Sheriff's Department reported Wednesday.
Capt. Larry Cecchettini said reports of the sightings have been coming in since Thursday, April 25.
The Animal Services Section has been hearing about the stranded cat seen on a large driftwood pile on the Sacramento River, under the I-5 Vietnam Veterans Memorial Bridge. Animal Services has been unable to locate the cat.
This driftwood pile is approximately 20 feet by 50 feet and is located 30 feet from the west bank of the river, on the Yolo County side of the bridge, said Cecchettini. After receiving several reports of a cat on the pile, Yolo County Animal Services officers have inspected the pile, with the assistance of the West Sacramento Fire Department rescue boat. No cats have been located, however Animal Services officers located three empty cat traps which appear to have been placed there by individuals not affiliated with any public safety agency.
The Sheriff's Office's staff veterinarian, Dr. Cynthia Delany, said if a cat were on the driftwood pile and truly in distress it would have gone into one of the traps to get the food. Traps recovered by Animal Services still contained food containers that were untouched. Dr. Delany also said that the distance between the shore and the driftwood pile is a distance a cat would certainly be able to swim.
"The driftwood pile appears to be the gradual accumulation of debris over the past several months," said Yolo Sheriff Ed Prieto. "Our visits to the pile, since these reports surfaced, have not resulted in the location or observance of cats or any other animals. Though not an immediate threat of breaking loose and heading down stream, we have determined that this pile is extremely unstable and a danger to people walking on it."
The Sheriff's Office is cautioning the public not to board this pile for any reason.


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