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BeschreibungHealth, Healing, and Wholeness is a unique resource that helps to engage congregations in health care ministries. It emphasizes the importance of understanding congregational culture when developing faith and health partnerships as well as recognizing the potential of health ministries to promote community health and integration of community development concepts. Additionally, the book demonstrates how to enhance congregational participation through integrating concepts of assets based community development into health ministries and how to utilize a community focused approach to health ministry that reaches beyond the walls of the church. The appendices provide several practical health ministry tools including a congregational assessment guide.
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Australian Terrier Temperament
What's Good About 'Em,
What's Bad About 'Em
Australian Terrier Temperament, Personality, Behavior, Traits, and Characteristics, by Michele Welton. Copyright © 2000-2016
The AKC Standard calls him "spirited, alert, courageous, and self-confident, with the natural aggressiveness of a ratter and hedge hunter."
One of the most sensible and least demanding of the terriers, the Australian is nonetheless as hardy and spunky as the rest.
He is so adaptable that he's easy to live with in any home that understands the dynamic terrier temperament and provides enough companionship, outdoor walks, and vigorous play sessions.
Though small, the Australian Terrier is an alert watchdog with keen senses, reserved but polite with strangers.
Though he can be scrappy with other dogs of the same sex, most Australian Terriers are willing to coexist peacefully with other pets. But they can be bossy and they are chasers, bred to pursue anything that runs.
Quick to learn and usually eager to please (though he definitely has his independent moments and must be taught who is in charge), he responds well to obedience training that utilizes food and praise more than jerking around.
As befits their heritage, some Australian Terriers are born diggers. Some can be barky, though in general this breed is quieter than most terriers.
If you want a dog who...
- Is small, yet tough and sturdy -- not a delicate lapdog
- Has a natural appearance
- Is one of the healthiest breeds, with fewer genetic defects than most other terriers
- Needs only moderate exercise (but definitely a fenced yard)
- Makes a keen watchdog
- Doesn't shed too much (but is not "hypoallergenic")
- Co-exists with other pets more willingly than some other terriers
An Australian Terrier may be right for you.
If you don't want to deal with...
- The dynamic terrier temperament (see full description below)
- Providing enough exercise and activities to keep them busy
- Aggression toward other animals -- chasing instincts
- Stubbornness
- Digging holes
- Barking
- Regular brushing and clipping of the wiry coat
- Waiting lists (hard to find)
An Australian Terrier may not be right for you.
- choosing the RIGHT breeder and the RIGHT puppy
- or choosing an ADULT dog from your animal shelter or rescue group – a dog who has already proven that he doesn't have negative traits
- training your dog to respect you
- avoiding health problems by following my daily care program in 11 Things You Must Do Right To Keep Your Dog Healthy and Happy
More traits and characteristics of the Australian Terrier
If I was considering an Australian Terrier, I would be most concerned about...
- The dynamic terrier temperament. Most terrier breeds are remarkably similar. The same words are used over and over -- quick to bark, quick to chase, lively, bossy, feisty, scrappy, clever, independent, stubborn, persistent, impulsive, intense.
- Providing enough exercise and mental stimulation. Australian Terriers are active go-getters. They MUST have regular opportunities to vent their energy and to use their busy minds to do interesting things. I strongly recommend that you get your Australian Terrier involved in regular obedience classes at the intermediate or advanced level (not just one 8-week course at Petsmart), or in ongoing agility classes (an obstacle course for dogs). Or join an earth dog club, where terriers are encouraged to dig and tunnel after small critters (which are secured in a sturdy cage so they can't be harmed).
- Animal aggression. Australian Terriers are less scrappy toward strange dogs than many other terrier breeds, but they are still a determined force to reckon with if they decide to initiate or accept a challenge to fight. Most terriers have strong instincts to chase and seize small fleeing creatures. This can make for conflict if you own a cat. It may be much worse than that if you own a pet rabbit or hamster!
- Fence security. Terriers cannot be trusted off-leash. They will take off -- oblivious to your frantic shouts -- after anything that runs. They need a fenced yard in which to stretch their legs, but many terriers are clever escape artists who will go over or under fences in search of adventure. You may need higher fences than you might imagine for their small size. You may also need to sink wire into the ground along the fence line to thwart digging. Gates should have the highest quality locks.
- Barking. Terriers are often too quick to sound the alarm at every new sight and sound. You have to be equally quick to stop them. If you work all day and have close neighbors, terriers are not the best choice for you. For the same reason, terriers should NEVER be left outside in your yard, unsupervised. To make matters worse, some terriers have high-pitched barks that can set your teeth on edge.
- Mind of their own. Though more amenable to training than many other terriers, Australian Terriers must be taught at an early age that they are not the rulers of the world. The toughness that makes them suited to killing vermin can frustrate you when you try to teach them anything. Terriers can be stubborn and dominant (they want to be the boss) and will make you prove that you can make them do things. You must show them, through absolute consistency, that you mean what you say.
To teach your terrier to listen to you, "Respect Training" is mandatory. My Australian Terrier Training Page discusses the program you need.
- Defensive reactions. If you need to physically chastise a terrier, and you go beyond what THEY believe is a fair correction, terriers (as a group) are more likely than other breeds to growl or snap. As an obedience instructor, I'm always extra careful when putting my hands on any terrier for a correction.
I do NOT recommend terriers for small children. Many terriers will not tolerate any nonsense from little life forms whom they consider to be below themselves in importance. Many terriers are quick to react to teasing, and even to the normal clumsiness that comes with small children (accidental squeezing of their ears or pulling of whiskers or stepping on their paw). Many terriers are possessive of their food and toys and will defend these from all comers, including children.
- Grooming. To keep their wiry coat free of mats, Australian Terriers require regular brushing, and also clipping and trimming every few months.
- Finding one. In the United States, fewer than 500 new Australian Terrier puppies are registered each year. Compare that to over 60,000 new Golden Retriever puppies!
To learn more about training Australian Terriers to be calm and well-behaved, consider my dog training book, Teach Your Dog 100 English Words.
It's a unique Vocabulary and Respect Training Program that will make your Australian Terrier the smartest, most well-behaved companion you've ever had.
Teaches your dog to listen to you, to pay attention to you, and to do whatever you ask him to do.
My dog buying guide, Dog Quest: Find The Dog Of Your Dreams, will teach you everything you need to know about finding a healthy Australian Terrier. Health problems have become so widespread in dogs today that this book is required reading for ANYONE who is thinking of getting a purebred, crossbred, or mixed breed dog.
If you'd like to consult with me personally about whether the Australian Terrier might be a good dog breed for your family, I offer a Dog Breed Consulting Service.
Once you have your Australian Terrier home, you need to KEEP him healthy -- or if he's having any current health problems, you need to get him back on the road to good health.
My dog health care book, 11 Things You Must Do Right To Keep Your Dog Healthy and Happy is the book you need.
Raise your dog the right way and you will be helping him live a longer, healthier life while avoiding health problems and unnecessary veterinary expenses.
Please consider adopting an ADULT Australian Terrier...
When you're acquiring an Australian Terrier PUPPY, you're acquiring potential -- what he one day will be. So "typical breed characteristics" are very important.
But when you acquire an adult dog, you're acquiring what he already IS and you can decide whether he is the right dog for you based on that reality. There are plenty of adult Australian Terriers who have already proven themselves NOT to have negative characteristics that are "typical" for their breed. If you find such an adult dog, don't let "typical breed negatives" worry you. Just be happy that you found an atypical individual -- and enjoy!
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has announced a program to provide residents of flood-prone areas grants of up to $30,000 to elevate their homes to protect them from future storms. Priority will be given to homeowners who suffered the most damage from Sandy and face the greatest risk of future flooding.
Raising homes and building dunes have so far been the administration's key approaches to protect the shore. But some environmentalists say that instead of paying people to stay where they are, the state should increase its budget for buyouts to move residents away from flood-prone areas.
An investigation by New Jersey Public Radio has found that the state itself raised concerns about coastal development in internal documents over the years, but those warnings have consistently been ignored by leaders of both parties.


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"Christopher W. Ryan" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Re: st: using pwd in an if statement
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I think I see your point.
Currently, my usual approach is to start Stata, then use the File . . . Do . . . drop-down menu to pick the do-file I want (which is indeed already in the relevant project directory C:/data/scholar/hannah. So this runs, say, gen_Hannah3.do, but absent a -cd- near the beginning of gen_Hannah3.do, it leaves pwd as C:/data/scholar (what I have it set to as the Stata default). It does not change it to C:/data/scholar/hannah.
It sounds like I should get more in the habit of using the command line, change immediately to the directory of whatever project I am working on, and then get used to using the -do- command.
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"If you want to build a ship, don't drum up the men to gather wood, divide the work and give orders. Instead, teach them to yearn for the vast and endless sea." [Antoine de St. Exupery]
Ulrich Kohler wrote:
So if I want to keep everything related to one project (command log,
output log, data) in that project's directory, then my
choices seem to be:
1. always use full path names
2. always -cd- to the proper directory at the beginning of a Stata
session (or the beginning of a do-file), using full path name or the
-fastce- package, and then can use relative (short) file names.
Do I have that right?
Almost, I think. I would not recommend to -cd /to/project/directory- at the beginning of a do-file, as you have mentioned within the parentheses of your second point. The do-files belonging to a specific project should be already in the project directory, and you should start them from within that directory. Hence in principal:
. cd /path/to/my/project/directory // <- -fastcd- makes this easier
. do mydo
where mydo.do contains only relative pathnames:
use xyz, clear //
capture mkdir logetc
capture mkdir graphs
log using logetc/mydo, replace
scatter y x, saving(graphs/mydo_1, replace)
graph export graphs/mydo_1.eps, replace
save mydo, replace
log close
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High turnout seen favoring Yes in Irish gay marriage vote
By Padraic Halpin and Conor Humphries
DUBLIN (Reuters) - Irish voters turned out in droves to cast ballots in a gay marriage referendum on Friday, with the high turnout likely to favor the Yes side seeking equality just two decades after the country decriminalized homosexuality.
With the once mighty Catholic Church's influence ravaged by child abuse scandals, opinion polls indicated the proposal would pass by as much as two-to-one, making Ireland the first country to adopt same-sex marriage via a popular vote.
Irish national broadcaster RTE said it appeared to have been one of the highest ever turnouts for a referendum in the country, with turnout likely to reach 60 percent in Dublin. Only 39 percent voted nationally in an unsuccessful bid to abolish the upper house of parliament in 2013.
"It's looking as if there's a strong vote in urban areas, which would be more beneficial to the Yes side," said Mattie McGrath, one of just two of Ireland's 166 members of parliament who campaigned for a No vote.
"It's all to play for tomorrow, but the Yes vote might shade it," he said. There was no national exit poll and the first indications of the result were expected mid-morning on Saturday.
Yes campaigners also said the high turnout was a good sign.
"[I'm] beginning to dare to hope," said Rory O'Neill, also known by his drag queen stage name Panti Bliss, who has been one of the faces of the Yes campaign.
The result may depend on whether younger voters, tens of thousands of whom registered as the campaign gathered momentum, turn out to cast their ballots. Continued...


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Flemish design is known worldwide but its designers find it hard to survive at home, Stephanie Bunbury reports from Belgium.
'Design is nothing," says the very grand Maarten Van Severen, dismissing my questions about the peculiar strength of Flemish design with regal contempt.
"It is not strong here! But design is only this tiny part of a big thing, so why should it be strong? I am not a designer. I try to make things. I am sometimes a form-giver, an artist giving shelter."
None of the designers involved in the State of Design Festival focus on Flanders (Design from Flanders), at the Melbourne Museum, can identify a distinct Flemish design style. Belgium, a country that has nothing to export but cleverness, is focused on European and, increasingly, world markets. Even at home, 30 per cent of its biggest companies are foreign. It is, surprisingly at first sight, the European home of Tupperware and Coca-Cola. Enthoven Associates, says Jean-Pierre Geelen, director, brought in Chinese cooks to help design woks for a Tupperware cookware range.
"The products are different here, way ahead of the US product in quality and creativity. You can't imagine the budgets. We've done 50 projects for Coca-Cola, but only a few have seen daylight," he says.
Dirk Wynants, who 10 years ago anticipated the European boom in outdoor furniture with a brilliant series of mix-and-match wooden-slatted tables and chairs, is now beginning to export to Australia.
"The feeling lies in the quality of time you spend at this piece of furniture: that at the end of the evening you will have had a better time than you would have had otherwise."
"It has that free-spirited thing that I would think I brought from Australia, a certain playfulness, even an element of sport." Since the Easy Rider is on wheels, it lends itself to racing down corridors: "Just push as hard as you can and jump on!"
Dirk Wynant says he thinks Australians are prepared to take risks Belgians wouldn't.
As we wander around his vast office - with, I note, plenty of chair-racing space - he wants to point out a rubber stool that is shaped like a ring with a hole in it. It is quite astonishingly comfortable.
"You think you need support for the whole surface, but actually it's better if you don't," he says. "Of course, it reminds people of a toilet so it makes them laugh. As long as there is an interaction, you have achieved a lot."
Nedda El-Asmar, a silversmith who designed the top Belgian design trophy awarded to Venlet last year for his chair, has designed products of such luxury they invoke a forgotten age of collectors' curios. A wobbling egg-cup with its own tiny salt-cellar; a saddle for Hermes (which, not knowing anything about leather, she modelled in plasticine on the back of a Barbie horse as a model for Hermes' master saddler); a silver dish to hold a single strawberry: these things seem impossibly indulgent.
Yet El-Asmar began working on these commissions, she says, because she could not afford her own workshop when she graduated.
She and furniture designer Stefan Schoning, both talking at a trade fair in Antwerp, agree that designers are often cheated by big manufacturers. "You know, you can only trust them," says Schoning, who went to a Milan trade fair with his first prototype Ultra chair literally under his arm.
"They can always rip you off, because they're bigger. Royalties: you hear such stories. You chase money all the time."
El-Asmar laughs. If you think about that too much, she says, you end up staying home and doing nothing. "I've got no money to chase," she adds. Even in a culture where a high value is set on design, nothing is easy.
"The most famous Belgian designers have had their furniture made elsewhere. It's always been like that. The number of designers is high, but there was no means to be known."
The State of Design Festival is at Melbourne Museum until August 5.
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Sun Salutations
This year, yoga advocate Erik Vienneau is taking his flagship event, Yoga Rocks the Park, to a whole new level. But current fans of the weekly yoga practice and concert have nothing to fear: The core idea, rotating instructors and musicians who provide a different vibe every week, remains the same.
"I cut the prices for vendor booths, so we attracted a lot more vendors," Vienneau says. "I'm trying to give it more of a wellness feel, so you can get your health and organic products, get a massage." He also tapped into a network of touring DJs who play yoga festivals. "I figure that people really come out more when it's someone they're excited to see who they don't get to see normally."
Get connected at Yoga Rocks the Park (also featuring face-painting and other activities for kids) this summer; the season kicks off at 9 a.m. today at Sunken Gardens Park and rotates between that park, Alamo Placita and Sloan's Lake every Sunday through September 16. Season passes are $85, and weekly admission is $10 in advance, $15 the day of the event. For more information, visit www.yogarocksthepark.com.
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As well as altering the geological faultlines, the Christchurch earthquakes appear to have shaken up the local political contours. As divisions within the Christchurch City Council become increasingly heated and bitter, the Political Scientist blog has an interesting analysis of the changing political factions - see: Communication Breakdown?. This in-depth and informed post argues that the ideological friction goes well beyond the normal left-right divide, particularly as one of the most outspoken councillors, Tim Carter, is part of a long-standing political dynasty in Canterbury (which includes former regional and local councillors and current agriculture minister David Carter). The family has extensive land and property development interests in the area. Christchurch mayor Bob Parker appears to have got offside with both the left and the right on the council.
In an interesting twist, councillor Sue Wells, a long-time supporter of Parker and CEO Tony Marryatt, is now raising the possibility of commissioners replacing the entire council - see: RNZ's Council being torn apart says Christchurch mayor. Local Government minister Nick Smith appears to be ruling that out at this stage, but whether it's a bluff or a real possibility the ructions have David Farrar calling for resignations - see: Some or all must go.
This dysfunctional nature in Canterbury extends, it seems, to the Earthquake Commission (EQC), and today's Press editorial responds directly to criticism by the EQC - see: EQC's public image.
While acknowledging the truly massive task at house, the Press is confident their reporting of EQC and the Council represents genuine and widespread concern amongst affected residents.
The annual Ratana spectacle is in full swing today, with particular interest as David Shearer makes his first visit as Labour leader. While most journalists do actually question how much political influence the Ratana church has today, everyone turns up regardless. Blogger and Maori politics specialist, Morgan Godfery is clearly skeptical, saying that 'the year NZ First swept the Maori seats, marked the end of the Ratana Church holding the casting vote in the Maori electorates' - see: Godfery's Ratana fawning begins. Both Ratana communications manager Wayne Johnston and even Shearer himself acknowledge this reality - see: Kate Chapman and Danya Levy's Shearer to woo Ratana.
So why do the Ratana celebrations get taken so seriously by the media and politicians? In large part it's more about the need for journalists to fill political columns and politicians needs to be seen on TV, than real political significance. As the first major political event (with pictures) each year, and coming after a lengthy summer news drought, it merely helps fill a vacuum and kick the political year off.
It does raise the question of how much influence ethnic and religious groups have over voters in modern politics. Ratana, along with Pacifica church groups, have traditionally been seen to be able to 'deliver' votes to political parties, but there is little evidence that this is still actually the case.
Criticism of NZ on Air continues, with Bryan Gould linking the child poverty documentary controversy with the criminal complaint over the tea tapes by the Prime Minister, warning of political censorship - see: Insidious attacks on press freedom. The controversy looks set to roll on as John Drinnan reports that the National Party office holder at the centre of it all - Stephen McElrea - is looking to be appointed Chair or Deputy Chair of the agency - see: National man eyes NZ On Air chair. However, there also appears to be a strong chance that McElrea will actually be removed entirely from the quango as a result of this minor scandal.
With the death of the Stratos TV channel and the imminent demise of TVNZ7, Peter Thompson, a senior lecturer in media studies, has an innovative proposal to fund a true public service channel and increase the funding available for local production - see: Viewer choice sacrificed to commercialism.
Also in the area of media and politics, Claire Trevett details a number of election year voices that were quashed by the Electoral Commission in her article Banks blocked from using Key's name. The various non-partisan groups prevented - or at least inconvenienced - from promoting their political opinions during the election campaign included The New Zealand Education Institute, the Save TVNZ 7 group, the Sensible Sentencing Trust, and the environmental group The Renewables. It's as if the Electoral Finance Act was never abolished.
Other items of interest today include James Murray's look at the implications of the Trans-Pacific partnership, particularly as it relates to copyright and patents and the effect it may have on access to New Zealand culture and cheaper medicines - The TPP and what it could mean for you. This is very relevant in light of the massive police mobilisation on the behalf of American copyright holders, which Russell Brown addresses in The Mega Conspiracy.


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Cookies & Cream Ice Cream
Tracy Byrne
So I was sitting on my living room floor eating pudding and feeling bad for myself. I had four bowls of pudding and no one to share with. So I did what any regular almost-30-year-old would do and texted my former roommates lamenting my loneliness. And I had no reason to feel lonely; I was finishing up tasks before Jackie picked up me up for drinks and dinner. But yet I still felt lonely; there is no way I could eat all the pudding myself. Yes, the pudding was tasty, but one can only have so much pudding before one's tummy would hurt. Thanks Stacey! That is strangest thing about living alone; there is no one to share anything with; literally or figuratively. It's strange to have to take the effort to invite people into your life. I'm used to just writing, "eat me," on a note and all my treats would be eaten up!
Living alone isn't all lonely; right now I have a sink full of dishes and it doesn't matter! My mess is in no one's way except my own; a freeing thought. I like being able to sit on the floor and eat pudding without anyone walking in on me. I also feel more independent and adult-like. I've had roommates since I was 18, college is over, it's time for the next phase of my life.
I made this ice cream because I had egg yolks left over from the frosting of these cupcakes. I wanted to make a classic ice cream flavor; but better and richer than the store-bough variety. Luckily I was not stuck eating all the ice cream alone, I took some over to Jackie and Justin's for dessert after a delicious dinner. It's great to share with friends.
Custard-based ice creams are simply the best! They are creamy and sweet, without being overly so. A bit of alcohol keeps the ice cream from freezing too hard. Cookies and cream is delightful flavor. I love all the pieces of Oreo throughout. This is a flavor of ice cream you should definitely add to your freezer!
Two Years Ago - Chocolate Cake with Salted Chocolate Buttercream - Wilton Class
Cookies & Cream Ice Cream Adapted from Table for Two Yield - 1 quart
1 1/2 cups half and half 1 cup sugar 1 vanilla bean 5 egg yolks pinch of salt 1 1/2 cups heavy cream 1 tablespoon whipped vanilla vodka 20 Oreo cookies, crushed
- In a medium saucepan add the half & half and sugar. Split open the vanilla bean and add the seeds and bean pod to the saucepan. Stir and heat and until warm.
- Whisk the egg yolks until pale yellow in a medium bowl. Once the half and half is warm, whisk a little at a time into the egg yolks to temper them. Now pour everything back into the saucepan.
- Add a pinch of salt; whisk and heat until the mixture thickens. Strain with a fine sieve into a clean bowl and stir in the heavy cream and vodka.
- Cover the bowl and refrigerate overnight. Also, place the bowl of your ice cream maker in the freezer.
- Add the ice cream to the ice maker and churn. Crush the Oreos. When the ice cream is almost done, add the Oreos.
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At the end of August, Herman Cain's sudden rise to the top of the GOP presidential candidate pile was baffling. He rose just as then-favorite, Texas Gov. Rick Perry, started to fall apart (Perry, meanwhile, continues to baffle us with his sleepwalk-through-a-debate technique).
Cain's blunt---if not always precise---talk seemed to help his rise as history's most successful black GOP presidential candidate, especially when he complained of blacks being "brainwashed" into voting for Democrats. And that's a common refrain among today's black conservatives. Some of whom, like Florida Republican Allen West, even go so far as to compare blacks who vote liberal to slaves on a plantation.
While offensive on its face, it's also not a surprise that conservatives use that analogy to explain why that black Americans---who are often churched and of socially conservative backgrounds---consistently vote for Democratic candidates and liberal policies that conservatives deem racist.
'Contemptible' aptly describes the race mongering by Democrats for partisan political gain," wrote the National Black Republican Association's Frances Rice in a recent statement.
This hatred of "race mongering" led to the first cracks in Cain's support, when, last month, he said the name of Perry's family hunting camp---Niggerhead---showed a "lack of sensitivity." Immediately, people claiming to be Cain supporters turned on him; one conservative blogger even wrote, that Cain's "big appeal is that he's not just another black race-card-playing politician."
He heard the message loud and clear, and walked back his statement, and the anger quickly blew over. Here, however, is where Howard University professor Lorenzo Morris says that Cain doesn't follow the tradition of black conservatism.
"He articulates, entertainingly, a perspective that is race conscious and hostile," Morris says, explaining that Cain's refusal to talk about black issues is a reason why he's succeeded.
Cain's self-definition---American, then black, then conservative---takes a fairly conservative turn. He defines his blackness not in terms of setbacks, but successes. That do-for-self mentality is what helped him grow his conservative talk radio show before he ran for president, and it's what's helping him now.
Traditionally, high profile black Republicans like Condoleezza Rice and Colin Powell have eschewed discussing racial politics, Morris says. Instead, they involve themselves with economics and foreign policy.
Meanwhile younger black Republicans are struggling to honor their conservative values and face the economic reality that black Americans are living with. Sky high unemployment, student debt, and barriers to quality education can't just be blamed on a lack of motivation, some Republicans concede.
Morris says that black conservatives actually tend to be fairly liberal on the issues where Cain is the most conservative---like economic policy and class. "Where he is not racial, he has this sort of negative class consciousness."
That break with black conservatism, Morris argues, is really at the heart of his support among white conservatives. Cain frequently addresses race while attacking liberals, Morris says, "representing [white conservatives] in a way that they can't represent themselves."
Conservatives have been circling the wagons around Cain in the wake of sexual harassment allegations against him. After Politico reported that two women received a settlement in the 1990s from the National Restaurant Association after being harassed by Cain, more have come forward.
The latest was Sharon Bialek, who claimed that when she went to Cain for advice in getting a new job, he pulled her head toward his crotch and told her, "You want a job, don't you?"
In a way, Cain's success rests squarely on his brand of unapologetic blackness. Cain is black, but doesn't complain about racism---he even went so far as to say he doesn't think it's held anyone back "in a big way" on one media hit.
And Cain is black, but he swears it's no big deal. When asked about race and the GOP late last month, Cain told reporters at the National Press Club, "This many white people can't pretend to like me." As an attempt to reject the idea that white conservatives only liked him because he's black, it could have worked. But then the defenses he and his supporters mounted against the sexual harassment charges started getting racialized.
It seems to have become a two-pronged defense. On one hand, there's the bizarre charge that some people don't want to see a businessman in office. On the other, there were the almost immediate accusations of liberal racism. Some supporters even compared the media coverage to a "high tech lynching," taking the term from the Clarence Thomas-Anita Hill sexual harassment case.
In a statement this week, Chairman of the National Black Republican Association Frances Rice said, "The biased, hypocritical liberal journalists are hoping they can cause Republican primary voters to turn against Herman Cain, so we will get stuck with another moderate Republican as our presidential nominee who will not inspire the enthusiastic support of the Republican Party base."
While more Republicans hold a negative view of Cain than did prior to the sexual harassment allegations, his numbers remain strong. He's leading or tied with Romney, as he has been since his surge in the polls.
From questioning the credibility of the women involved, to questioning whether sexual harassment is even still a problem, to booing CNBC host Maria Bartiromo when she brought up the allegations at last night's debate, Republicans haven't yet strayed from Cain.
It's hard to know what the final straw will be, or even if there will be one, for GOP primary voters. Cain's plans for the presidency remain thin. The 9-9-9 economic plan, his weak foreign policy knowledge, and the lack of specifics when he was asked about a financial bailout for Italy at this week's debate are all signs that Cain probably didn't expect to get this far.
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I love houses too! Yours are so cute!
Really nice quilt
Lovely! I just love houses!
I, too, love house quilts. You did a great job!
I love this quilt. Thanks for sharing.
Nice houses! I like your variety of them.
I just may have to borrow this.. lol I love it
It's so pretty!! You did a good job on it.


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Whether you're coming from a smoke-filled bar or a dockside fish market, unpleasant smells have a way of traveling with you. For those in search of a quick fix, these wipes offer a powerful, portable solution. A blend of dry, deodorizing compounds replaces persistent odors with the scent of just-washed laundry, and the reuseable formula is designed for versatility. Stash a few in your pocket, desk, or gym bag for an anytime boost of freshness.
I tried these reviver wipes after a long night out at the bar, surrounded by cigarette smoke and food odors. They worked extremely well at removing those tough odors and freshening my clothes, all without leaving any residue. I'll be carrying a few of these around on me, just in case.5
I'm a simpler guy for lots of these things and this is one of them. If I ever needed something like this, I'd just change. It doesn't seem to have a great use imo, but the gf LOVES it for her stuff, so a 3 it is. Seems like a good product, just a bad fit with me...3


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Genelia to be booked in Rs 250 cr land scam
The court directed the police after Ch. Tirupathaiah alleged that Genelia, who is one of the directors and brand ambassador of Anjani Puthra Infrastructure Private Ltd, along with five others cheated him by faking false promises of constructing two duplex houses at Kalvakol village of Maheswaram mandal for which he paid Rs 54 lakhs. He claims that the company has sold a total of 500 plots.
In the complaint, he said that when he realised that he was cheated and went to the State Consumer Forum and managed to bet the verdict in favour of him, the company threatened to kill him, which made him to filing a complaint.
On hearing this, the first Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court on Friday ordered to file cases against all the accuses including Genelia under Sections 420 (cheating), 406 (criminal breach of trust), 120-B (conspiracy) and 506 (criminal intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). It has asked to submit a report by March 27.


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26er is not going anywhere, anytime soon I won't worry about that at all. 650b offers more good traits of the bigger wheel with little down side(the biggest one is buying new wheelset), and if you are a tinkerer you can make the fit to many of the full suspension you have. Mix and match is ok too, I ran 650b in the front for almost 2 years before I built a full 650b FS.
I think as more and more bikes are 650b compliance, I'd like to see the 26er tire companies would start offering a light weight low knobs 2.7" tires, or some other fun stuff since there's more room.
Somehow I think "fad" just went to 29er. At least to some groups. I'd say more than 50% of the noobs here would considered buying a 29er HT as the first bike regardless of their height, thanks to Willow Koerber, now even a 4'10" think that it's ok to ride one
Unlike 650b, 29er is bigger and taller everywhere, a few things that benefit noobs would be more stable on the descends, and a bit easier rolling over things. Sadly some noobs think it's "the Go-to" wheelsize.
I don't think 650b is the "Disc brake" type of product but more like a dropper posts. Gravity dropper was around years before Maverick Speedball, but after the introduction of Speedball there's rapid growth of dropper posts, now you can have one in just about the way you want it. Similar can be said about platform pedals and FiveTen
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All additional application items must be submitted (on paper or via email) to Bethany Stafford and/or Montgomery Mewers, both at firstname.lastname@example.com and in the Office of Student Development (SUB Lower Level), by 5:00pm Friday, January 18.
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A burglary at a home on Cormack Street in Sulphur led to a one-hour lock down at R.W. Vincent on Tuesday.
No was injured during the incident and two Lake Charles men were captured by authorities.
Sulphur Police Department spokesman Mel Estess said 27-year-old Danny Lee Wilfred, 10th Street, and 25-year-old Domic Jamar Plumber, 2nd Street, are being held in the Sulphur City Jail and bond was pending.
Estess said a gun, dropped by one of the suspects, was also recovered.
Estess asked that anyone with any information should call Sulphur police at 337-527-4550 or Crime Stoppers 337-439-2222.
The Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's Office reported the following arrests:
• Kim B. Saul, 49, 44 Alabama St., Vidalia — drug possession, first-offense marijuana possession, illegal display of license plates. Bond: $155,250.
• Paul Dewey Walling, 39, 2636 Tuilerie Drive — second-degree battery. Bond: $150,000.
• Matthew Lewis Broussard, 25, 2407 Elms St. — drug possession with intent to distribute, two counts of drug possession, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, possession of a firearm in presence of drugs. Bond: $145,000.
• Joseph Harvey Guidry, 35, 1627 Eva St., Sulphur — simple burglary, simple criminal damage to property $500 to $50,000. Bond: $75,000.
• Alicia June Simmons, 29, 412 Fairview St., Sulphur — two counts of theft $500 to $1,500. Bond: $45,000.
• Devin Lee Smith, 20, 525 Magnolia St., Westlake — aggravated battery, simple robbery.
• Ali Macon Lewis, 30, 307 N. Louisiana Ave. — aggravated battery, aggravated escape, drug possession, second-offense marijuana possession, simple criminal damage to property $500 to $50,000.
• Paris B. Lewis, 24, 1901 Mills St., Apt. 508A — drug possession, first-offense marijuana possession.
• Michael Wayne Anderson, 38, 412 Avenue D., Lot 97 — aggravated battery, simple criminal damage to property $500 to $50,000.
• Leslie Ann Flowers, 37, 4312 La. 27, DeQuincy — simple burglary, simple criminal damage to property $500 to $50,000, theft under $500, two counts of possession of drug paraphernalia, three counts of contempt of court.
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Swift Flight Form is a Feat of Strength that was introduced with Patch 3.1.0. It is available only to druids who complete the quest [70] Vanquish the Raven God.
The quest grants (among other things) the Swift Flight Form druid ability. Patch 3.0.3 made this ability available for purchase from trainers at level 71.
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Quest progression Edit
This is the full quest line for the Druid Swift Flight Form.
- [70] Morthis Whisperwing
- [70] The Ward of Wakening
- [70] Waking the Sleeper
- [70] No Mere Dream
- [70] Return to Morthis Whisperwing
- [70] To the Evergrove
- [70] The Book of the Raven
- [70] Eyes in the Sky
- [70] To Catch A Sparrowhawk
- [70] The Raven Stones
- [70] The Eagle's Essence
- [70] The Falcon's Essence
- [70] The Hawk's Essence
- [70] Return to Cenarion Refuge
- [70] Chasing the Moonstone
- [70D] Vanquish the Raven God
- [70] Eternal Vigilance
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Framing lumber very hard??
I am just about done framing the basement and I had an electrican come by and do all the runs. In my area all electric has to be run in conduit and I don't have the knack for it. Plus I really don't like electrical anyhow. After he was done he said the lumber was very hard to drill thru. Should I be concerned?? I did most of the framing when it was very cold out so the lumber I got was Extremely dry. I haven't heard of lumber being to hard before?? It's probably nothing but I wanted to get some opinions.
I wouldn't be concerned. Maybe the electrician's bit was dull:)
I was gonna say something about hard wood being a good thing but I better not!
Hard lumber is a good thing no matter which forum you are on....:laughing: :wink:
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Usain Bolt blazed into history at the London 2012 Games, but the Jamaican Olympian has ruled out running on UK soil again anytime soon unless the Government changes its punishing tax laws.
The sprinter objects to a British law that means he is taxed on sponsorship and endorsement earnings as well as his appearance fee, which is levied at the 50 per cent higher earning rate - when he competes in the UK.
Speaking after setting a new world record in the 100m relay, Bolt confirmed that his phenomenal success at the London 2012 Games had not changed his position.
The 25-year-old, who earns an estimated $20 million a year and had not raced in the UK for three years before London 2012, said: "As soon as the law changes I'll be here all the time. I love being here, I have so many Jamaican fans here and it's wonderful."
The fastest man alive had made an exception for London 2012 – where he stormed the men's 100m and 200m - as there had been an Olympics tax amnesty for athletes.
Bolt first raised the issue of triple taxation back in 2010, when he snubbed the Aviva London Grand Prix to run in Paris, claiming new regulations meant competing in the UK would have actually cost him money.
Bolt took $250,000 (£167,000) for his appearance that month in France. His agent Ricky Simms said if the fee had been earned in London, he would also have been liable for taxation on worldwide sponsorship earnings accrued during his time on British soil.
While he would have only been in the UK for a matter of days, Bolt's contract with Puma alone is estimated to be worth £12.5 million meaning his final tax bill combined with travel costs could have outstripped his fee.
Glyn Bunting of Deloitte said: "Someone like Usain will be paid a lot of money for wearing a particular brand of racing shoe and the Revenue wants its share of the income."
However, Simms said the law had "kept a lot of the big stars in other sports away from Britain". Indeed, earlier this year, Spanish tennis star Rafael Nadal cited the regulations for his refusal to play at the pre-Wimbledon Queen's tournament.
A HMRC spokesman said: "The Government put in place a tax exemption so that non-resident Olympic and Paralympic athletes would not pay UK tax on their income from Olympic and Paralympic appearances.
"Any tax on other UK income such athletes receive can in most cases be set off against tax paid in their home country."
He noted that athletes taxed for UK performances could claim credits against their tax bill in their home nation, to avoid paying twice.
But while most nations charge athletes 50 per cent tax on their appearance fees and prize money, the UK is unusual in its decision to demand a cut from a sports person's money from sponsorship deals.
Stephen Dunham, an independent tax expert, warned that Britain's Olympic sporting legacy could "undermined" by HMRC's unrelenting stance.
He said: "The danger is that the UK will be seen as 'closed to sport', deterring organisers from considering the UK as a location for their event and prompting athletes to question whether a UK event should be in their schedules."
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Animal Crossing New Leaf introduces several New Characters that can be found residing in the player's town, or will be available at a certain point in the game.
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|New Resident / Character
| Isabelle
| Dog, Mayor's assistant, help's players with the town.
| Digby
| Dog, Caretaker of the Happy Homes Streetpass Area.
| Cyrus
| Alpaca, Runs the Re-Tail shop with Reese - can customize certain furniture.
| Reese
| Alpaca, Runs the Re-Tail shop with Cyrus - buys and sells recycled items.
| Leif
| Sloth, Owns the Garden Shop, helps players with weeds.
| Leilani
| Kappa, Kapp'n's Wife - Receptionist at the Tropical Island.
| Leila
| Kappa, Kapp'n's Daughter - Buys items from the player at the Tropical Island.
| Grams
| Kappa, Kapp'n's Mother - Runs the Souvenir Shop at the Tropical Island
| Luna
| Tapir, Owns the Dream Suite - Allows players to visit towns in their dreams.
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Sorafenib in locally advanced or metastatic patients with radioactive iodine-refractory differentiated thyroid cancer: The phase III DECISION trial.
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Background: Sorafenib, an orally active inhibitor of VEGFR1-3 and Raf kinases, has shown promising clinical activity in single-arm phase II studies in radioactive iodine (RAI)-refractory differentiated thyroid cancer (DTC). The double-blind, randomized, multicenter phase III DECISION trial examined sorafenib efficacy and safety vs placebo in patients with progressive RAI-refractory DTC. Methods: Patients with locally advanced/metastatic RAI-refractory DTC who progressed in the preceding 14 months were randomized 1:1 to sorafenib 400 mg bid po or placebo. Placebo patients were allowed to receive sorafenib open-label upon progression. The primary endpoint was progression-free survival (PFS) assessed every 8 wks by independent radiologic review using modified RECIST 1.0 and analyzed by stratified log-rank statistics at α = 0.01 (one-sided). Secondary endpoints included overall survival (OS), response rate (RR; complete + partial response [PR]), and safety. Results: A total of 417 patients were randomized (207 to sorafenib and 210 to placebo); median age 63 yr, 52% female. Tumor histology by independent assessment was 57% papillary, 25% follicular, and 10% poorly differentiated. 96% of patients had metastatic disease; the most common target lesions were lung (71%), lymph node (40%), and bone (14%). The primary endpoint was met: median PFS 10.8 months (sorafenib) vs 5.8 months (placebo); HR 0.58, 95% CI 0.45–0.75, p<0.0001. Median OS has not been reached in either arm; 70% of placebo patients started open-label sorafenib. RR (all PRs) in the sorafenib vs placebo arms was 12.2% and 0.5% (p<0.0001) and stable disease ≥ 6 months was 42% and 33%, respectively. The most common any-grade treatment-emergent adverse events in the sorafenib arm included hand–foot skin reaction, diarrhea, alopecia, rash/desquamation, fatigue, weight loss and hypertension. One death in each arm was attributed to study drug. Conclusions: Sorafenib significantly improved PFS compared with placebo in patients with progressive RAI-refractory DTC. Tolerability was consistent with the known sorafenib safety profile. Clinical trial information: NCT00895674.
Abstracts by M. S. Brose:
- Meeting: 2011 ASCO Annual Meeting | Abstract No: 5562
Phase II trial of everolimus with sorafenib for patients with differentiated thyroid cancer (DTC) who progress on sorafenib alone.Meeting: 2010 ASCO Annual Meeting | Abstract No: TPS263


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We will miss you, MP!
Something is up in the state of Denmark, where the fabulous MP brand is from. To get to the bad news quick, we were informed that MP will no longer be producing goods for import to the USA, so we won't be able to restock their items when we run out. It's a very sad Zap! section right now, just full of MP styles we won't see again.
This is a huge bummer, especially now that we're officially into winter, because MP made some of our most favourite cozy styles. Since the stock we have now is the last we'll be seeing of them, if you've been wanting an MP style and have been hesitating, now's the time to treat yourself. And if you haven't been coveting an MP style? Then let me explain just how wonderful they are.
The cornerstone of our love of MP is their cotton-lined wool. Comfy cotton on the inside and superwash wool on the outside, they are some of our warmest styles. Plus, the superwash wool is pre-shrunk, and the label suggests washing warm or hot. With wool! Of course, for best results, wash inside out in cool water & hang to dry. Taken care of well, these sturdy and well-made cotton-lined wool styles could be solid staples of your wardrobe for a long time.
• Cotton-Lined Wool Tights •
• Cotton-Lined Wool Knee Highs •
• Wide Stripe Cotton-Lined Wool Tights •
MP offers some great wool knee highs but the one true love of most Dreamers are the Coarse Knit Knee Highs. They're thick and scrumptious, but probably not too thick for your favourite winter shoes. And they're long enough to reach the knees of most legs who try them! Available in two sizes and three colours, the Coarse Knit Knee Highs are one style that I think all of us are trying to get a pair of before they go away.
Even the littlest ones can get cozy with MP. The terry loops of the Baby Wool Socks keep tiny toes cozy and the Cotton-Lined Wool Knee Highs go down in size to a kid's US 3.5-5.5.
• Cotton-Lined Wool Knee Highs •
• Baby Wool Socks •
Not all colours are available in tiny sizes, so use the drop-down menu to choose the size you're interested in first, then pick the colours that show up as available (not greyed out).
Of course, MP isn't all about the cozy, they also have some light, weight warm weather styles that are equally as fabulous. Sure, it may be pretty dang cold right now, but these styles probably won't be here when warm weather comes back. Future you will be forever thankful.
• Check Pattern Footies •
• Flower Rib Leggings •
• Lace Crew •
These are just a few of all the MP styles we have left! Before you say your goodbyes to MP by getting something to remember them by, check out the MP sock sizing guide after the jump—with basic sizing ranges and what styles we carry in each size.
We know that MP sizing can be confusing, so here's a guide to help you find the right size when looking at their socks (not applicable to tights, their sizing is a little more involved). There is always a little variance, depending on the style, so make sure to check the Sizing Tips for the style you're interested in before you buy.
Extra-Large: Label says 10H
Fits Euro shoe sizes 40-41, US women's shoe size 7-10.5 and up to a US men's 9-ish.
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• Check Pattern Footies •
• Coarse Knit Knee Highs •
• Cotton-Lined Wool Knee High •
• Lace Crew •
• Lace Knee High •
• Lace Trimmed Ankle Socks •
• Lightly Ribbed Wool OTK •
• Moss Stitch Rib Knee High •
• Multi Stripe Knee Highs •
• Oslo Popcorn Stitch Knee High •
• Sailor Stitch Knee High •
Large: Label says 10
Fits Euro shoe sizes 37-39, women's US size 5-7 and up to a US men's 5-ish.
• Lace Trimmed Ankle Socks •
• Coarse Knit Knee Highs •
Medium/Large: Label says 8
Fits Euro shoe sizes 33-36, women's US size 2.5 - 5.5 and up to a US men's 4-ish.
• Check Pattern Footies •
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• Lace Crew •
• Lace Knee High •
• Lace Trimmed Ankle Socks •
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Medium: Label says 6
Fits Euro shoe sizes 29 - 32, women's/kid's US size 12-1.5
• Cotton-Lined Wool Knee High •
• Lace Trimmed Ankle Socks •
Medium/Small: Label says 4
Fits Euro shoe sizes 25-28, kid's US size 8.5-11
• Cotton-Lined Wool Knee High •
Small: Label says 2
Fits Euro shoe sizes 22-24, kid's US size 6-8
• Cotton-Lined Wool Knee High •
Extra Small: Label says 0
FitsEuro shoe sizes 19-21, kid's US size 3.5-5.5
• Cotton-Lined Wool Knee High •
And for babies (only applies to the Baby Wool Socks):
Small: EU 17-18, US 2-3
Approximate age 3-6 months. The foot is about 2.5 inches long, unstretched.
Medium: EU 19-21, US 4-6
Approximate age 6-12 months. The foot is about 3 inches long, unstretched.
Large: EU 22-24, US 6-8
Approximate age 1-2 years. The foot is about 3.5 inches long, unstretched.
So long and fare thee well, MP!


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Silkauskas advances to NCAA track meet
AUSTIN, Texas — Thursday marked the start of the NCAA West Preliminary Rounds from Mike A. Myers Stadium and the Kansas State track and field team has 11 Wildcats in action.
One of those Wildcats advanced to the NCAA Championship in two weeks and two more advanced to quarterfinals in their respective running events with a shot at punching their ticket to Drake.
The preliminary rounds saw senior Mantas Silkauskas leap 25-07.25 (7.80m) in the men's long jump to finish sixth and claim a spot in the field at the NCAA Championship.
Silkauskas posted his mark on his first attempt and after his next two jumps were high enough in the standings to pass his next three attempts in the final to rest and still ensure his place at the championship site in two weeks.
K-State has two mid-distance runners competing this week in Austin, and both advanced through the first round of the 800 meters.
Armando Del Valle received an at-large bid to the quarterfinals as one of the fastest times outside of automatic qualifiers. He finished fourth in his heat with a time of 1:50.91. Boglarka Bozzay finished second in her heat to receive an automatic bid to the quarterfinals today. She clocked in at 2:07.75.
In other running events, the pair of Franciso Colomar and Erica Twiss missed out on advancing to the quarterfinals in the 400-meter hurdles. Colomar finished 36th in the men's competition with his time of 53.13, and Twiss claimed 30th in 1:00.77 in her first postseason experience.
Two Wildcats were looking to move on in the men's 100 meters, but both also came up short. Carlos Rodriguez crossed the line in 10.44 seconds to finish fourth in his heat. That time was not fast enough to get one of the spots in the quarterfinals, missing out by .001 of a second in 28th place.
Senior Martynas Jurgilas was hoping to return to the NCAA Championship after finishing 22nd last year. This year he finished 38th at the West Preliminary Rounds with his time of 10.56 seconds.
Four other Wildcats were in action in field events on Thursday and none were able to advance to the championship site along with Silkauskas.
Senior Cory Boulanger closed his career at K-State with a 23rd-place finish in the javelin. He posted a throw of 206-09 to tie his third-best throw of the season.
Another senior was hoping to keep her career alive in the women's long jump, and Kim Haberman came up just short as well finishing 32nd. She leapt 19-01.50 to finish 11th in the third flight in her first NCAA Preliminary Round debut.
In the shot put, Jacquelyne Leffler finished 31st with her toss of 48-07.25 in her first NCAA postseason experience. She also will be competing in the discus today.
Sophomore Ryan Hershberger was in action in the men's shot put, and he came away in 30th place in his first NCAA postseason competition as well. He posted a mark of 55-10.25 to miss advancing to the NCAA Championship.
Action was to resume today at 11 a.m. beginning with women's discus. K-State was to have two Wildcats competing in that event and have two more in other field events, in addition to four in the hurdles.


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The doctrine that food prices should be kept as low as possible to end hunger is wrong, says former FAO agricultural economist Andrew MacMillan.
Most governments prefer to keep food prices "affordable" for their people. Many subsidise their farmers' incomes to let them make a decent living while they sell their output for little more than it costs them to produce it. Countries justify these measures and relatively low taxes on foods as means of preventing poor people from suffering from hunger.
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UK hosts meeting to highlight agricultural innovations that deliver improved nutrition for women and children. Tim Wheeler reports.
On 12 August 2012, the last day of the London Olympic Games, the UK Prime Minister David Cameron will bring together government, business and civil society leaders to define a set of actions to reduce global hunger and undernutrition rates. He will seek to gather support for a global legacy for the London Games, looking ahead to the next Games in Rio in 2016. Ensuring that the growing global population can be fed sustainably and equitably is an unprecedented challenge for the global food system and the UN Secretary General recently pressed the global community to act with urgency on hunger.
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It's time to rebalance the scales for African researchers in agriculture, says Jo Seed.
During the launch of the Montpellier Panel Report last year I was inspired by the talk on women in agriculture presented by Vicki Wilde. She is the Director of the CGIAR's Gender and Diversity Programme and the African Women in Agricultural Research and Development (AWARD) project – a professional development program that strengthens the research and leadership skills of African women in agricultural science.
After Vicki's speech, something inside me seemed to click and I decided from this point that I really wanted to help make a difference for women in African agriculture.
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Anita McCabe reports from the field on efforts to improve food security in Malawi
As the hot dry breeze wafts through the lakeside district of Nkhotakota, Malawi, a group of women sing as they take turns to water their near-ripe crop of maize. Further downstream, another group is busy making seed beds in preparation for another crop.
Like many women in developing countries, these women face a particular set of responsibilities and vulnerabilities when it comes to providing food for their families. Not only are they the primary caregivers, they are also the food producers and income earners.
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Growing the farming sector in developing countries will improve children's health. Or will it? Katy Wilson reports.
Evidence of the impact of agricultural interventions on nutrition security is urgently needed. This was an issue raised at the launch of a Montpellier Panel briefing paper, Scaling Up Nutrition, in the UK Parliament on 17 May, authored by Tom Arnold, CEO Concern Worldwide and myself.
As we have learned from the Green Revolution, it is often the poorest and most in need that are neglected as agriculture develops. India is the second fastest growing economy in the world (with real growth rate of GDP equalling 8.3 per cent in 2010) but the prevalence of underweight children is still high at around 40 per cent.
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they hear it also
but could not tell me what was wrong they said everything looks and feels perfect except the small leakage from the half shaft
drove her to the grocery store and then parked back in the garage yup got to use the garage today since one of the cars is gone until end of summer
Well, yeah, I can imagine that sucking. Fortunately I deal with a straight driveway or rather well lit parking lot for most of my backing up. I can see how you would require a camera.
Then imagine adding a blanket of snow to everything...
^^^ Yeah those snow covered curving driveways will get you every time, with or without back up TV!
I always back into my garage. I am terrified of backing out right into a little kid.
if he didn't want his chops busted, he wouldn't keep coming back
Nice, quiet 1 PM country road run and straightaway WOT to 115. All's well. Left the car in the driveway and squeegeed the garage floor. Drying fans on now. 70 degrees and p/sunny. Stared at the boxes of EBC slotted rotors and thought "You need to get hot............"
TP owns the world's only $122,000 SLS, and as he has continually posted, it still seems to be a rolling wreck. This week alone it's been rusty hood, trunk weatherstrip, some sort of front end noise, CV joint, a "lean start" ??? and who knows what else.
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In the eight games slated for the third weekend of NFL Preseason action, VFLs will take the field in each of them. Check it out here:
Buccaneers vs. Bills, 4:30 p.m. (NFL Network)
Tight end Luke Stocker will travel to take on Buffalo in the early game of the day. Stocker is coming back off an injury and expected to make an appearance.
- Tampabay.com: Oft-injured Stocker now healthy and in Bucs' TE mix
Titans vs. Falcons, 7:00 p.m.
Wide receiver standout Justin Hunter takes his skills to Atlanta to take on linebacker Jacques Smith and James Stone.
Cowboys vs. Dolphins, 7:00 p.m.
Linebacker Dontavis Sapp and tight end Jason Witten will travel to Miami to take on starting VFLs Ja'Wuan James and Dallas Thomas.
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Redskins vs. Ravens, 7:30 p.m
Long snapper Morgan Cox will be the lone VFL representing the Ravens in the game against Washington.
Rams vs. Browns, 8:00 p.m.
Center Scott Wells will represent St. Louis as they travel to Cleveland. Wells is off an injury and will once again be expected to play.
Saints vs. Colts, 8:00 p.m. (CBS)
Parys Haralson, Austin Johnson and Robert Meachem will take center stage in Indianapolis.
Vikings vs. Chiefs, 8:00 p.m.
Rising star Cordarrelle Patterson and Antonio Richardson will travel to Kansas City to take on VFLs Eric Berry, Tyler Bray, Dustin Colquitt and Zach Fulton. All are expected to make contributions.
TwinCities.com: Cordarrelle Patterson to return some preseason kicks
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Australian Digital Journeys 2009
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In this creative outreach program students from the Australian National University School of Art were provided with rich 'shoeboxes' of images, recordings, text and other collateral material drawn from the National Museum's Australian Journeys gallery.
The second year Digital Media and Photo Media students used this material as a catalyst for new photographs, animations and videos to submit as major works for their course assessment in 2009. A selection of these works is profiled here.
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ALLEYN was no where to be found. The Earl went himself in quest of him, but
without success. As he returned from the terrace, chagrined and disappointed,
he observed two persons cross the platform at some distance before him; and he
could perceive by the dim moon-light which fell upon the spot, that they were not
of the castle. He called to them: no answer was returned; but at the sound of his
voice they quickened their pace and almost instantly disappeared in the darkness
of the ramparts. Surprized at this phenomenon, the Earl followed with hasty
steps, and endeavoured to pursue the way they had taken. He walked on silently,
but there was no sound to direct his steps. When he came to the extremity of the
rampart, which formed the North angle of the castle, he stopped to examine the
spot, and to listen if any thing was stirring. No person was to be seen, and all
was hushed. After he had stood some time surveying the rampart, he heard the
low restrained voice of a person unknown, but the distance prevented his
distinguishing the subject of the conversation. The voice seemed to approach the
place where he stood. He drew his sword, and watched in silence their motions.
They continued to advance, till, suddenly stopping, they turned, and took a long
survey of the fabric. Their discourse was conducted in a low tone; but the Earl
could discover by the vehemence of their gesture, and the caution of their steps,
that they were upon some design dangerous to the peace of the castle. Having
finished their examination, they turned again towards the place where the Earl
still remained; the shade of a high turret concealed him from their view, and they
continued to approach till they arrived within a short space of him, when they
turned through a ruined arch-way of the castle, and were lost in the dark
recesses of the pile. Astonished at what he had seen, Osbert hastened to the
castle, whence he dispatched some of his people in search of the unknown
fugitives; he accompanied some of his domestics to the spot where they had last
disappeared. They entered the arch-way, which led to a decayed part of the
castle; they followed over broken pavement the remains of a passage, which was
closed by a low obscure door almost concealed from sight by the thick ivy which
overshadowed it. On opening this door, they descended a flight of steps which
led under the castle, so extremely narrow and broken as to make the descent
both difficult and dangerous. The powerful damps of long pent-up vapours
extinguished their light, and the Earl and his attendants were compelled to
remain in utter darkness, while one of them went round to the habitable part of
the castle to relume the lamp. While they awaited in silence the return of light, a
short breathing was distinctly heard at intervals, near the place where they stood.
The servants shook with fear, and the Earl was not wholly unmoved. They
remained entirely silent, listening its return, when a sound of footsteps slowly
stealing through the vault, startled them. The Earl demanded who passed;–he
was answered only by the deep echoes of his voice. They clashed their swords
and had advanced, when the steps hastily retired before them. The Earl rushed
forward, pursuing the sound, till overtaking the person who fled, he seized him; a
short scuffle ensued; the strength of Osbert was too powerful for his antagonist,


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Christmas Carrot Cake
Wishing you a very Merry Christmas
A standard cake recipe with healthful ingredients of pineapple, grated carrots and coconut and a cream cheese icing for a Christmas Carrot Cake.
2 cups flour
2 cups sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
2 teaspoons cinnamon
2 teaspoons baking soda
2 teaspoons salt
1 cup corn oil
4 eggs
2 teaspoons vanilla
1 flat can pineapple, drained
2 cups grated carrots
1 cup coconut
Recipe Directions
Sift all dry ingredients (first 6). Then add the corn oil, eggs and vanilla.
Gently stir in pineapple (drained), grated carrots and coconut.
Pour into a greased, floured 9 x 13-inch baking pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 55 to 60 minutes.
For Icing Mix
8 oz. package reduced fat cream cheese
1 box powdered sugar
1 stick margarine
1 teaspoon vanilla
Mix icing ingredients and frost cooled cake.
Bonus: Sweet Carrots Recipe Card
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