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Lofdahl Named Lake Erie Head Track and Cross Country Coach July 20, 2015 PAINESVILLE, Ohio—Lake Erie College Athletic Director Reid Guarnieri announced the hiring of Grant Lofdahl as the head coach of the Track & Field and Cross Country program on Monday (July 20).
Eight GLIAC Cross Country & Track and Field Athletes Named Capital One Academic All-America June 24, 2015 AUSTIN, Texas – Eight Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) cross country and track and field student-athletes earned 2014-15 Capital One Academic All-America® Division II recognition on Wednesday (June 24), as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA).
Ferris State's Jared Kelsh Appointed Head Track & Field/Cross Country Coach June 10, 2015 BIG RAPIDS, Mich.- Ferris State University Athletics has officially announced the appointment of Bulldog alum Jared Kelsh, who has been tabbed as the school's head men's and women's track and field/cross country coach after serving this past year as the program's interim coach.
GVSU Women Selected USTFCCCA Program of the Year May 28, 2015 NEW ORLEANS – The Grand Valley State women's cross country/track & field teams earned their sixth all-time Program of the Year Award, presented Thursday afternoon by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA).
GVSU's Women, Janecke Capture USTFCCCA Scholar of the Year Honors February 11, 2015 Grand Valley State junior cross country runner Jessica Janecke was named 2014 USTFCCCA NCAA Division II Scholar Athlete of the Year, given to the top individual male and female finishers at the NCAA Championships who earned at least a cumulative grade point average of 3.25. Janecke's entire team of Lakers also earned their third consecutive Scholar Team of the Year award.
Fall 2014 GLIAC Commissioner's Award Recipients Announced January 23, 2015 BAY CITY, Mich. – The Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) announced the recipients of the Fall 2014 GLIAC Commissioner's Awards on Friday (Jan. 23). The awards, sponsored by Meijer, Incorporated, are presented after the Fall, Winter, and Spring athletic seasons to six female and six male student-athletes that excel both in the classroom and on the fields of play. All grade-point averages are based on a 4.0 scale.


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WBO, IBF, IBO heavyweight champion Wladimir "Dr. Steelhammer" Klitschko is set to defend his belts on March 20th against #1 ranked and mandatory challenger "Fast" Eddie Chambers. The battle will be witnessed by an audience of 50,000 fans in the sold out ET Esprit Arena in Duesseldorf, Germany. The bout will be accessible in the US, Canada & Puerto Rico on pay-per-view at Klitschko.com for $14.95.
The fight will be distributed via a webTV service provided by the Hamburg based and recently founded agency Triumph Media Group in cooperation with KMG (Klitschko Management Group). Frederik Luett, Director of Media Rights at Triumph said: "We are extremely excited about introducing this innovative means of delivery to the world of boxing and an event of such a global scope in particular to some of boxing's most relevant markets. We are building a direct interface between the boxer i.e. KMG and the fans, which is very valuable and exciting for both of the latter. Maurizio Barbieri, Director of Digital Media at Triumph Media Group is one of the pioneers in this field; therefore we are convinced together with KMG we will give the fans of boxing an unprecedented viewing experience with a high quality video stream, profound statistics, social media applications and a very stylish environment."
Wladimir Klitschko: "I am excited about the possibilities of web broadcasting. I enjoy working on the computer and I am very interested in new technologies. I like the idea that we are pioneers with this new technology in a very important market. I am sure this technology will be the wave of the future."
Bernd Boente, Managing Director of KMG: "The US market is technologically far developed and mature for this. We are opening up new grounds in boxing and show that we are open to innovation. Other sport or music events already went that way and had great success."

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Historical Timeline
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Peter Jones Trading Station
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The Exchange Building is the only National Historic Landmark in the City of Petersburg.
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Blandford Church is the "oldest" structure in Petersburg with a documented history...
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Between 1818 and 1823 Robert Bolling IV constructed Centre Hill...
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On this site was the location of the first Tobacco Inspection Station.
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Built c. 1854, it is the oldest railroad station in Virginia.
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Old Towne Petersburg
The establishment of Fort Henry at the Falls of the Appomattox in 1645 expanded the English settlement that began in the previous decade south of the Appomattox River. The founding fathers of Petersburg, Abraham Wood and Peter Jones, were military and trading leaders at the Fort Henry complex during the 17th century.
At least four exploratory parties departed and returned to Fort Henry between 1650 and 1674 after documenting the geography and Indian tribes to the south and southwest of this frontier outpost. William Byrd II laid out the foundation and named the city of Petersburg (and Richmond) in 1733.
Old Towne was the core of what became by the mid-19th century a leading manufacturing and transportation center in Virginia and the South. It still possesses a rich diversity of historical residential, commercial, and industrial architecture including structures in late Georgian, Federal, Greek Revival, Italianate, Second Empire, Queen Anne, and Colonial/Georgian Revival styles. Read more »


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Wootalyzer's Pricing Post! - The price of today's woot item is saved here for future reference------------------------------------------------------------Bell & Howell Keychain Digital Camera$4.99 + $5 Standard OR $8 Two-Day OR $11 One-Day ShippingCondition: New*DISCLAIMER* Wootalyzer! is in no way affiliated with Woot!, and this post may not always be here!
Wonder how this compares to the Canon on recording video
Hey, everyone who has been whining that there have been no cameras this Woot-Off, here you go!
C.H.U.D. reviews on overstock
The pictures are about the same quality as an old school cellphone, but they'd be fun for kids.
Just what I need, a 10,000 pixel webcam!
Let's see, 100X100 pixels. We should be able to blow that up to ..... 1/4" X 1/4" and still have pretty decent resolution.
Well, this is cheap that's for sure. Reviews on amazon are not positive but for $5 it might be a fun purchase.
I got one of these in a Bandit Overrun City and it sure lived up to it's name.
80 photos at 100x100 pixels or 10 seconds of video. No memory card slot.
Not worth getting for free since you have to spend the time throwing it away and taking out the trash.
Only positive thing about it is the free USB cable and one AAA battery.
I got this in a Barack Obama Charity this past spring, and I can't imagine getting one any other way. I'll just leave it at that.
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When an APT calls You know that classic 1970's horror film, "When A Stranger Calls?" That's the one where the babysitter, having put her three charges to bed, begins receiving harassing phone calls, asking (in the creepiest voice possible) "Have you checked on the children?" Increasingly alarmed, she calls the local police department, who are eventually able to trace the phone call. Only then does the babysitter learn that the calls are coming ... FROM INSIDE THE HOUSE!!
Well, some very security conscious firms lived through a real-life horror story like that last week, after the application whitelisting firm Bit9 called to inform them that a small number of their customers had discovered malware on their networks - malware that had been digitally signed by Bit9's encryption keys, following a hack of that company's network. (Cue the Psycho "slasher" music here.)
Of course, network hacks and malware infections happen all the time and aren't big news. Still, the implications of the Bit9 hack are huge. For one thing: the company sells software specifically designed to block malware infections. Bit9's "secret sauce" is a software reputation service that defines "good" applications and lets customers block everything and anything that isn't on the list - an approach known as "whitelisting." According to a blog post by Bit9's CEO on Friday, unknown assailants were able to gain control over systems within Bit9's network. The company it seemed, hadn't installed its own software on a "handful of computers within our network." The attackers used their foothold to gain access to one of Bit9's digital code-signing certificates, and use that to sign malicious software, which was then released on the networks of three Bit9 customers. Because the malware was digitally signed by Bit9, it was treated like a malicious program on those networks.
The full fallout from this incident hasn't been measured. As is so often the case, Bit9 dropped their bad news on a Friday afternoon. (Twitter did the same a week earlier with news of a hack that spilled access to 250,000 accounts).
The weekend gave the company some cover and a couple days respite, as the headlines were dominated by "Nemo," the "Blizzard of 2013" which buried much of New England this weekend.
But, with Monday, expect the questions to come fast and furious. Among the questions that are still unanswered: how long did attackers have access to Bit9's network and which customers were targeted? Bit9 counts leading financial services, energy and technology firms as customers, not to mention a number of government agencies. The nature of the malware still hasn't been discussed, nor the circumstances by which the attackers gained access to Bit9's network and the breadth of their access to the company's application signing infrastructure. In a blog post on Saturday, the company promised answers and more information - but only after it has completed its investigation of the incident.
Microsoft's blue moon megapatch It's not clear why Microsoft's monthly Patch Tuesday is news anymore. It's kind of like reporting on the arrival of a full moon. But every so often the moon does warrant some coverage - say: it's really close, or there's a "blue moon" (two full moons in a single month). Something like that is happening this month with Microsoft, which is releasing a whopping 12 security patches covering 57 separate vulnerabilities in its software - five of them critical. As ITworld reported, that's just shy of the biggest patch ever - a 64 flaw whopper back in April, 2011. But what has everyone's attention is that Microsoft is pushing two, separate updates for its Internet Explorer web browser in the same patch cycle - a highly unusual occurrence. The fixes, covering IT versions 6 through 10, have security experts mystified and suggest that the software giant is wrapping an emergency "out of cycle" patch into its monthly update. "This is the first time I've seen them do this," Andrew Storms, director of security operations at nCircle told ITworld. "They've never released more than one update [for the browser] in a month."
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NAT and GRE Tunnel
I have four router (See Visio diagram attached)
Router A, B, C and D. On router B i have interfaces Gi0/1 which is configured as "ip nat inside" while the Multilink 1 is configured as "ip nat outside", GRE Tunnel 0 is configured with NO NAT.
The Senerio
I want to route RFC1918 IPs between Routers A and D via the Tunnel 0
I am doing NAT on Router B to get to the LAN with a rouable IP addresses.
When traffic flows between LAN Public IP
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From Router D when LAN RFC1918 route traffic thru the Tunnel 0 to Router B I do not want NAT to take place on the Multilink 1. I want real IP address to route through however NAT take plase too.
Knowing that i do Static NAT on Multilink1 How do i allow NAT from LAN
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The weather is warm and a gentle breeze is ruffling his hair. His nearly adopted brother joins them, the glimmering snitch still held tight.
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Thank you all for being here.
We've come a long way this session, and, as we stand here today, we've got a little further to go.
The special session, however, is going to be about putting the finishing touches on what's already been a truly historic legislative session.
We've passed a budget that cuts spending in Texas while maintaining essential services, keeping taxes low and preserving more than $6 billion in emergency funding that'll be on hand if the national economy continues to slump or if we face a major natural disaster.
By balancing our budget without raising taxes, Texas once again will stand in stark contrast to states that choose to burden their residents with higher taxes and onerous regulatory mandates.
We're doing it exactly the way we said we would by prioritizing, cutting spending, and tightening our belts.
In the end, we're following the clear directions laid out by the voters of Texas, who told us, in no uncertain terms last November, that they wanted a leaner, more efficient state government with no new taxes.
Thanks to the leadership of Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst and Speaker Joe Straus, we're prepared to deliver just that.
If all we do is hold the line on taxes, if all we do is balance a budget exclusively by cutting spending, I think that would represent a pretty amazing accomplishment.
However, the 82nd Legislature has been about a great deal more.
We passed a "loser pays" component to our legal system that allows judges to quickly dismiss meritless lawsuits and serves notice on those seeking to hit a "home run" in a trial case that they can be on the hook for their opponents' legal fees if they come up short.
New eminent domain reforms were passed into law ensuring property owners get a fair deal when they're negotiating their property's sale, and that an owner can buy back their property at the same price they were paid for it, if the property goes unused.
Also passed was a bill requiring voters to present photo identification before casting their ballot preserving the integrity of our voting process and the value of our most essential civic right.
I was proud to sign legislation requiring anyone seeking an abortion be required to have a sonogram, ensuring that she has all the facts, and understands the full impact of the life-altering decision she is making.
And the Legislature passed, and I signed, important new laws that will combat the modern-day slave trade of human trafficking, giving prosecutors new tools to convict these criminals and added ability to send them away for a long, long time.
Those are just a few of the more notable accomplishments of this session among the many steps we've taken to place Texas on the path to even greater prosperity in the years to come.
I look forward to lawmakers taking quick action on the few, but important issues remaining before them.
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I was told that Subarus use chains instead of timing belts but then I just heard that only the 6 cylinders use chains.
I have an 02 wrx and don't know if it has a timing belt or chain and wouldn't know what to look for. What do 2002 WRXs use?
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Astronautics Vocabulary
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Social Accountability Blog
What is Social Accountability?
- Practising Social Accountability – From Theory to Action
- Social Accountability at the Micro Level – One Patient at a Time
- Social Accountability at the Meso Level – Into the Community
- Social Accountability at the Macro Level – Framing the Big Picture
|World Health Organization
The World Health Organization (1995) has defined the social accountability of medical schools as "the obligation to direct their education, research and service activities towards addressing the priority health concerns of the community, region, and/or nation they have a mandate to serve. The priority health concerns are to be identified jointly by governments, health care organizations, health professionals and the public."
|Social Accountability Partnership Pentagram
Embedded in the WHO definition of social accountability, the Partnership Pentagon reflects the five-way collaborative relationship that must exist for those involved in providing a health system based on people's needs.
|Health Canada
Health Canada has published a document, Social Accountability: A Vision for Canadian Medical Schools (2001) which articulates the principles by which medical schools can incorporate social accountability.
|Excellence in CARE
The College of Medicine's Social Accountability Committee use the CARE model (Clinical activity, Advocacy, Research, Education and Training) as a guiding tool for social accountability initiatives toward priority health concerns of local, regional, national and international communities while working towards a health system that is more responsive and socially accountable.
Social Accountability in the Life of Saskatchewan's Medical School
|Global Consensus for Social Accountability of Medical Schools
130 organizations and individuals from around the world with responsibility for health education, professional regulation and policymaking participated for eight months in a three-round Delphi process leading to a three-day facilitated consensus development conference. The Consensus consists of ten (10) strategic directions for medical schools to become socially accountable.
Read our May 2016 Social Accountability Newsletter
Making the Links
A 2-year Global Health Certificate offered by the College of Medicine for undergraduate medical students that combines academic courses and service learning experiences in marginalized under-served communities locally and globally.
Making the Links started in 2005 as a unique service learning experience offered by the College of Medicine. Selected undergraduate medical students experience community health and development in three contexts: 1) an urban underserved community at SWITCH (the Student Wellness Initiative Towards Community Health) in Saskatoon; 2) remote communities in northern Saskatchewan (Île-à-la-Crosse, Dillon, Kawacatoose, and Pine House), and 3) international communities globally.
Teaching social accountability by making the links: Qualitative evaluation of student experiences in a service-learning project
Making the Links - A Certificate in Global Health
Indigenous Health
Global Health
Health Training in French committee (HTiF) Formation Santé en Francais (FSeF)
Immigrant and Refugee Health
Research and Travel Awards
Global Health Research and Travel Awards Program
The aim of the College of Medicine's Global Health Travel Awards Program is to encourage and support faculty, residents and students to become engaged in global health service-learning, teaching and research opportunities abroad.
For further information contact Carlyn Seguin
Deadline to apply is March 15, 2017
Global Health Research Travel Award for Graduate Students with the College of Medicine, U of S
This award provides support to students 1) wishing to conduct global health research; 2) wishing to undertake travel related to global health-related courses for either their program or for continuing education purposes; or 3) wishing to present their research at a global health conference. The funding is provided to assist student's research activities that are supported by or linked to faculty research partnerships, projects, or programs with low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).
Global Health Travel Award Program for Residents With the College of Medicine, U of S
This award is intended to offset travel costs for a global health experience and/or elective requirement. The funding is provided to support educational activities within or linked to projects or programs attempting to address inequalities that exist both among and within nations. Such projects or programs may include clinical healthcare, community-based healthcare, health promotion, health-related community development and/or research initiatives.
Global Health Travel Award for Faculty in the College of Medicine, U of S
This faculty competition was established to support the development of global health educational, research or development programs linked to the College of Medicine. In 2014-15, five awards were granted to faculty members for their efforts to promote/develop global health work in India, Poland, Nicaragua and Africa.
Global Health Conference
For more information on the 2017 Global Health Conference, please visit the event website.
Social Accountability Strategic Plan
The College of Medicine Social Accountability 2016-2020 Strategic Plan was developed through consultation with faculty, students, and staff and guides the work of the Division of Social Accountability, the Social Accountability Committee and associated committees, and the CoM in its social accountability mandate. The plan is intended to be a living document and will grow and change as appropriate strategies are identified and progress is made.
4 Strategic Goals
Goal 1: Integrate social accountability into learning at the College of Medicine.
Education and training at the university models and teaches professionalism and community-responsiveness, provides meaningful opportunities for community service-learning, and incorporates social accountability into practical training and continuing education throughout the life of a physician's practice.
Goal 2: Integrate social accountability into research and scholarship at the College of Medicine.
The drivers for research/scholarship are balanced between discovery-driven research and research directed towards meeting the needs of the local and global community. The research conducted contributes to evidence-based practice, quality care, and greater health equity.
Goal 3: The College of Medicine will engage authentically with the community to anticipate and respond to emerging community health needs.
We partner with patients and families, the community and health sector to design activities that address the priority health needs of the communities we serve. Our partnerships reflect a genuine commitment to meaningful collaboration. Community inclusion in the CoM's activities grounds clinical, advocacy, education, and research activity in priority problems and changing community health needs.
Goal 4: Uphold and expand our reputation as trusted leaders in social accountability through excellence in advocacy, partnership and scholarship.
We are recognized agents of positive change. We speak out on behalf of underserved populations or neglected conditions and work with partners and policy makers to translate a vision of a patient-centered health care system.
Administrative/Governance Structure
In 2011 the College of Medicine established the Division of Social Accountability to promote and supports the College's obligation to direct its Clinical activity, Advocacy, Research and Education (CARE Model) activities towards the priority health concerns of local, regional, national and international communities.
The Division of Social Accountability provides administrative support to the Social Accountability Committee and its subcommittees in their work addressing community health needs in areas that include indigenous health, primary health, urban and rural underserved areas, equity, diversity and gender, immigrant and refugee health, global health and eco-health. The Division serves all faculty, students and departments of the College of Medicine as a semi-autonomous structure, with the Department of Community Health and Epidemiology as a base of operations.
The College of Medicine's Social Accountability Committee conducts its work through a number of sub-committees and groups in partnership with faculty, students, practicing physicians, communities and administration. The Social Accountability Committee is a standing committee of Faculty Council at the College of Medicine, and directs activities administered through the Division of Social Accountability.
The Division of Social Accountability is housed in the in the Department of Community Health for administrative purposes. The Head of the Division of Social Accountability oversees programming and reports to the Head of the Department of Community Health and Epidemiology on operational matters. The social accountability mandate is recognized as a College-wide mission, with social accountability activities visible within the College, Health Sciences and to the wider community.
|Dr. Eddie Rooke,
Acting Director
Lisa Yeo,
|Joanna Winichuk,
Administrative Assistant
Erin Wolfson,
Carlyn Seguin,
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Box 7, Health Science Building – 107 Wiggins Road
University of Saskatchewan
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How much does a Inventory Control Analyst in Lawton, OK make? The median annual Inventory Control Analyst salary in Lawton, OK is $33,935, as of May 30, 2017, with a range usually between $31,180-$37,962 not including bonus and benefit information and other factors that impact base pay. However, the salary for someone with the title Inventory Control Analyst may vary depending on a number of factors including industry, company size, location, years of experience and level of education. Our team of Certified Compensation Professionals has analyzed survey data collected from thousands of HR departments at companies of all sizes and industries to present this range of annual salaries for people with the job title Inventory Control Analyst in Lawton, OK.
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One of the most intriguing films at this year's International Wildlife Film Festival is a mystery of sorts. Hunt for the Super Predator, an Australian documentary by Michael Lynch, follows a great white shark via a tracking device as it's chased and eaten by what appears to be a much larger creature. But what is it? Talk about the perfect documentary for science fans and lovers of the BBC's "Sherlock."
The 37th annual festival, which runs Sat., April 12–Sat., April 19, will screen over 60 films, many of which play to an audience that's thirsty for a super predator storyline. Mike Steinberg, director/programmer at the Roxy Theater, took over the IWFF last year and changed the focus beyond animals to cover conservation and environmental issues that directly and indirectly link to wildlife issues. Hunt for the Super Predator screens Mon., April 14, at the Roxy. Here are four other anticipated festival films on subjects ranging from GMO controversies to the "Game of Thrones"-style strategies of lion kings.
About 10 minutes into watching this film at home, I paused, mid-chew with a mouthful of popcorn, and looked ruefully at my bowl. The non-organic Orville Redenbacher was undoubtedly just a few kernels of the 88 percent of corn in America that's genetically modified. Dammit.
Filmmaker Jeremy Seifert's 2013 documentary GMO OMG explains how pervasive GMOs have already become in our food supply, in a style that's light on science terms and heavy on cute graphics and shots of luscious (GMO) ice cream cones. He focuses his lens on his young, precocious kids as his motivation for investigating GMOs and what risk they might pose to our health. He asks people on the street and corporation representatives a simple question: Are GMOs safe? In the process, he travels from southern California to Haiti, where farmers are burning Monsanto seeds, to the international seed bank in Svalbard, Norway.
GMO OMG is definitely one of the prettiest films about corporate greed and modern agriculture I've ever seen. (The Mumford and Sons song on the soundtrack made me roll my eyes, but whatever engages the kids these days, I guess.) Seifert insists he's not trying to dismiss scientific advances, but asking for more rigorous testing on GMOs before they become 90 percent of the American diet. Oops, too late.
If you're familiar with the debate, GMO OMG will mostly be an emotional reminder of the sustainable ag movement's fight. For those who aren't familiar with the issues, the film covers a broad swath in a short time. As for the question Seifert is asking, it's no spoiler to say we still don't have a satisfactory answer. (KW)
GMO OMG screens at the Roxy Mon., April 14, at 7 PM.
Game of Lions
Blood and gore. Battles for bloodline supremacy. Masculine aggression. Ferocious maternal instincts. Adolescent struggles for survival. It's not just the plotline for the next episode of "Game of Thrones," but the daily lives of African lions, as captured in this 2013 documentary shot by husband-and-wife team Dereck and Beverly Joubert for the National Geographic Channel.
Only one out of eight lions survives into adulthood, and as we see in the documentary, it's because the African wild poses threats like angry water buffalo, droughts and starvation. Lion cubs can even be squashed by overly cuddly lionesses. If they make it to adolescence, they're kicked out of the pride to wander, often starving, to try to grow big and tough enough to become king of their own group. That's Mother Nature for you.
Since these are animals we're talking about, Game of Lions, from last year's award winning filmmakers Derek and Beverly Joubert, is more family friendly than anything on HBO. The basic storyline follows a few individual lions in Botswana, with contemplative narration from Jeremy Irons (who, fittingly enough, voiced Scar in The Lion King). Be warned that Game of Lions is still pretty upsetting—fuzzy, big-eyed baby animals die here. But that doesn't even compare to the film's final gut-punch. Lions are facing extinction, because as brutal as nature's system of checks and balances is, human interference has wreaked much worse havoc. That injustice is not just some fictional plot twist. (KW)
Game of Lions screens at the Roxy Thu., April 17, at 5 PM.
"It was kind of embarrassing how little I knew about dams when I started this film," says Ben Knight at the beginning of DamNation. The statement suggests one of the most valuable aims a documentary filmmaker can strive for: to show us exactly what we don't know about subjects we take for granted.
DamNation, directed by Knight and Travis Rummel, unfolds in three parts, opening strong with a brief history of United States dam projects and an overview of the conflict over dam removal. Next it examines the threat of dams to the salmon population and the communities that rely on salmon fishing. That part drags, but it's worth it for the breathtaking footage of dams exploding and rivers rushing back to life. Finally, DamNation takes a look at Earth-Firster Mikal Jakubal's proto-Banskian artistic assault on a few dams in the 1980s, starting when he rappelled off the top of the 300-foot Hetch Hetchy dam in Yosemite to paint a 40-foot crack down the concrete face.
While unapologetically biased on the side of dam removal, the film does its best to give voice to both sides (though most pro-dam politicians refused to be interviewed). DamNation's shrewd narrative and devastatingly gorgeous cinematography alert us to what kind of ecological impact even seemingly innocuous industrial projects can have on the environment and sustainable food sources like salmon fishing.
Knight admits that after working on this film he'll never look at dams the same way. I doubt anyone who watches DamNation will either. (JW)
DamNation screens at the Roxy Tue., April 15, at 7 PM.
She Wolf
She Wolf, by Montana filmmaker Bob Landis, follows the dramatic story of an extraordinary Yellowstone National Park wolf. Not long after her birth in 2006, the aptly-named She Wolf was forced to leave her family and create one of her own. Soon she became an alpha pack leader, rare for a female in the wolf world. The film explores the difficult years living on her own, her rise to power, and the triumphs and tragedies of her pack.
This all might sound a little like the summary of a fictional drama, but that's exactly how She Wolf plays out. There's a great scene where a herd of buffalo helps her survive. Her time as a lone wolf teaches her to become an expert hunter. She finds two young male wolves, mates with one, and while pregnant has to step into leadership because of the males' inexperience. They battle a rival pack. They venture outside of the park to avoid starvation. The whole Yellowstone wildlife spectrum seems to join in like a supporting cast, from grizzlies to bald eagles to coyotes. In many ways it's the stuff of storybooks.
Though the narration often tends to be trite and repetitive, the photography is intimate and the heart of the story, riveting. Its best moments range from tender to brutal. Landis delivers his anti-wolf-hunting position with tact and never belabors the point. The lives of the wolves speak for themselves. (JW)
She Wolf screens at the Roxy Sat., April 12, at 7:15 PM. Visit wildlifefilms.org for a full schedule.This article was updated April 10 to reflect the correct name of the directors for the documentary film DamNation.


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I have missed everyone here on D's Paper Studio. Quick Note: the surgery went well. I'm still recovering so I'm slow back to the blog. It is too early yet to see if it was 100% successful.
I created this layout right before surgery last Thursday. It is simple, but considering what I was fighting through I think it is adorable. It is loosely based on a sketch that I can's seem to find right now. I will update with a link later.
Ingredients: My Minds Eye paper; Prima butterfly and flowers; Go West acrylic tags; Karen Foster Easter brads; film strip
When I first begun scrapbooking I lived by Scrapbook Etc. magazine. They had a lesson on using "real" photo negatives. I went through all my packages of photos and pulled out those end or beginning pieces that never had a photo on them but you always seem to have. I have kept them all these years and decided to pull one out to use on this layout. I added a title banner that I sewed around the edges.
Simple layout but fun.
Thanks everyone for hanging out and waiting for my blog to come back to life. I hope to work hard this weekend crafting my heart out.
Thanks to Christina for her blog post last Friday and her awesome giveaway. Here is the winner if you haven't see this yet.
Christina Freeburn said...
Thanks for having me, Debby. And, thank you to all the comments
for welcoming me. The winner of the ARC of Cropped Death is debb. I'll
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Is It Too Late For An Easter Layout?
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Hope you get better soon. The page is adorable and its never to late. I' have one on my desk for Easter. And several to go.ReplyDelete
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President Mikhail Saakashvili has a reputation of appointing young men and women to important government positions in Georgia because he wants to get rid of anyone who was around when Georgia was part of the Soviet Union. However, his appointment of Vera Kabalia as the Economy Minister has raised some eyebrows. A photo is circulating on the Internet which depicts Vera and a group of friends at a strip joint and they are posing as strippers. Nodar Dzhavakishvili, former banker and government official, expressed concern that a person who lacks any education or experience in the field of commerce should be given "the position of the head of the main economic body in the country without either the necessary education or any experience whatsoever" can only be construed as an amazing expression of confidence by the president. Of course, that is one man's opinion, and obviously, not the views of a man who goes to strip joints.
Should strippers be running a nation's economy? Well, the typical stripper knows how to extract money from men without doing anything other than removing a few layers of clothes. They understand how to get down to the bare essentials and be open about showing the wares of Georgia in a manner that will secure positive reactions from other nations. Take it off, Vera, take off deficits and put on a surplus.


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This will be the most elite summer tournament in the country. 64 of the top teams in the country will be invited to play in this event. The invites will be sent out based on the PGCrossChecker team rankings. Any team that is interested in attending can request an invite above. There will be a Fastest Man Contest and Home Run Challenge one of the first two nights of the tournament. Please email Ben Ford at email@example.com to get the details.
This is a metal bat tournament. All bats must meet Bat-Ball Coefficient of Restitution (BBCOR) guidelines. Read more here. AGE LIMIT: May 1, 1992. Games: 6 guaranteed, weather permitting. Games will begin the morning of the 17th. The 22nd will consist of the semifinals and championship games, weather permitting. Past Champions: East Cobb Braves (07,10), St Louis Pirates (09), Ohio Warhawks (08), Midland Redskins (06), East Cobb Baseball (05).
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Imagine Blair Waldorf having just discovered her family was a Bernie Madoff victim.By Amy Odell
Imagine Blair Waldorf having just discovered her family was a Bernie Madoff victim.By Amy Odell
Lorick's line already has a huge TV following on 'Gossip Girl.' It doubles as Eleanor Waldorf's collection on the hit show.By Amina Akhtar
Introducing Adam Platt's periodic Internet musings, under the pseudonym of the Gobbler. Restaurant critics are used to operating under assumed names (even if we're usually recognized), so let me explain the etymology of Gobbler. According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary (online edition), "to gobble" means "to swallow or eat greedily." Likewise, a "gobbler" is "a male turkey," or "one that gobbles." It's as fitting a designation as any for someone whose job it is to sit in spangled, overpriced restaurants all night, and sometimes all day, sipping ridiculously festive cocktail drinks, taking not-so-surreptitious notes under the table, smiling wearily as the sixteenth foie gras preparation of the week comes clattering down on the table.
In a stunning rebuke to vegetarians everywhere, sinister germ E. coli, known for its frequent appearances in gnarly fast-food hamburgers, has appeared in spinach. The government has quarantined the nation's supply, but demand hasn't completely waned. Who besides Bluto (and possibly Wimpy) would be cheered by this crisis? From spanakopita to creamed spinach, it's one vegetable everybody seems to love. And so we turn to "At the Greenmarket" writer Zoe Singer, who suggests the following replacements:
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At the moment, the gaming sphere seems to be headed in a Multiplayer dominated direction. Many games seem like they want to be the next big Multiplayer experience, but on the whole, are just unable to compete with a few of the biggest titles out. Whilst this is sad to see, we can envision a future where only a small number of games have the entire Multiplayer domain, this isn't detrimental, but is actually good for gaming as a whole.
At the moment, it seems like there are only a few Multiplayer games that have a significant Multiplayer standing which is taking up the majority of the gaming Multiplayer space. Without doing too much research, you could easily guess that these titles are: Call of Duty (FPS), League of Legends (MOBA), World of Warcraft (MMORPG), Star Craft II (RTS) and FIFA (Sports). Behind them are some rather great games that have a significant playerbase, like Battlefield 3, DOTA 2 and others.
What's interesting is that other games seem to want to compete in this domain and come up with some really great ideas to try and compete, for instance, Rise of the Triad has a solid Deathmatch Multiplayer experience marred by a lack of players and there was recently a Multiplayer game that utilised a unique code generating system (that I'm having a hard time finding a news article on) to bring more players into the game.
But, whilst it may seem sad, I don't think that these games will be sustainable for too long. Games built for Multiplayer must always have a Multiplayer audience, but players seem to only really stick to one or two games and a flood of Multiplayer games will only hurt developers. However, if that same energy went into creating a strong Single Player component, then things might be a little different for those titles. Take a look at Rise of the Triad for example, whilst the Multiplayer is strong and fun, it also has an incredibly fun and well developed Single Player experience to carry itself on.
And really that's the shift that we predict will be happening in the industry as developers start to realise how difficult a battle they will be having in order to compete in the Multiplayer space. Really, strong Singleplayer experiences have already begun to crop up. Look at the Tomb Raider reboot, look at the independently developed Dust: An Elysian Tale, the upcoming Watch_Dogs and many others that have been released this year. If this trend was to continue, we'd easily be seeing some of the greatest quality Singleplayer games in gaming history and the industry will be better off for it.
Not only that, some companies will put a lot of effort into competing in the Multiplayer space and this will lead to more polished, creative and engaging experiences that players will not be able to ignore. Moreso, what could begin as a niche title could grow into one of the largest and most played games today because of the direction that it has taken over its competitors, much like what League of Legends did in the MOBA scene.
The gaming industry sorely needs to get out of this Multiplayer drench that it's currently in. Developers need to shift their focus on providing a solid Singleplayer component if they want to get the audiences attention. Doing this will create an opening for a solid Multiplayer experience that is different to move into the forefront. This is something the we believe everyone can agree on.


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Description of Product: "Energizer is partnering with the VH1 Save The Music Foundation to help restore instrumental music education in America's public schools. Helping to kick off the campaign is Grammy®-nominated platinum-recording artist and VH1 Save The Music Foundation Ambassador Jordin Sparks. There are several ways for people to get involved.
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Jordin Sparks will perform at a secret location in New York City on July 28. If you live in the NYC-area or will be in the area, come join in the fun. The location of Sparks' performance is a mystery, so keep your eyes on the VH1 Save The Music Foundation tab on the Energizer Bunny® Facebook page, check out the Energizer Bunny® Twitter handle, @EnergizerBunny or follow #EnergizerSTM on Twitter for the latest news and hints. We'll reveal the location the morning of the event. The performance is free and open to the public.
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Now through August 12, people can help support the VH1 Save The Music Foundation simply by clicking "LIKE" on the Energizer Bunny® Facebook page and becoming a fan of the unstoppable icon. For each new "LIKE" through August 12, Energizer will donate $1 to help restore instrumental music education through the VH1 Save The Music Foundation.
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I am 71 and I still get night sweats while my day time hot flashes have stopped. I had a hysterectomy 27 years ago. Why do I still get them and what product should I take?
It happens fairly often that women still have hot flashes later in life and it is usually linked to the fact that their adrenals are a bit exhausted and not working properly. Adrenals manage stress and over time, stress levels make them a bit slugging. Rhodiola Complex from A.Vogel is an excellent tonic for your adrenals and is amazing for those post-menopausal night sweats.


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I put the Dorman mag drain plug on last oil change and just changed oil again. Dorman magnetic #65216. This is not really a recommended use for this plug ( I think only because their website is outdated)..
2012 V8 wk2 overland; about 6000 interval miles on it with purolator pure 1 filter and mobil 1 5w-20 in it.. 11,400 miles on car.. Took long trip to colorado mountains, otherwise mostly city driving short trips. Added 1/2 qt interval add..
The mag drain plug had virtually no metal on it. I was shocked. It was the third oil change (700, 5000, then this one). I have a C6Z06 I track and drive harder of course, but use similar oil and filter.. Both drain plugs on that have a button of metal filings on them (despite good oil analysis results) each oil change..
Also, I torqued it to 25ft-lbs and it was a bit looser than that when removed (maybe 15-20). Not sure why.
In short I'm not sure I'd recommend that plug because:
1) it seems unnecessary (in my case)
2) it may not quite fit (but the threads are a perfect match)..
I did reinstall it and checked the torque again and will do so from time to time.
Hope this helps someone.
PS, I do wonder if there is a cover for the gap for the oil drain hole in the plastic under-pan.. Salt spray will get in there all winter if not. I'd buy something if I can, or will make something if needed. I also wonder how hard it is to change the oil with the OEM skid plates I'm considering in the V8.
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This is a discussion on What is YOUR preference for "Retention Level" of your EDC holster(s) within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; friction when i am alone or out with the GF but when niece is around thumb break...
Passive/Friction retention
Thumb break/snap/strap plus friction
Mechanical lock/constraint plus friction
friction when i am alone or out with the GF but when niece is around thumb break
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In the past Ive had some hammer straps that have impeded the draw,today I carry in a form fitting leather holster that only allows for a normal forward draw,anybody trying to grab it from behind is gonna taste elbow
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IWB = friction, OWB = thumb break
No straps or gizmos for me, open or hidden. I just hate 'em. But that's me.
Friction for me, and very little is how I like it.
The stupidity of some people NEVER ceases to amaze me.
Milt Sparks VM2 with marvelous passive retention.
I never let schooling interfere with my education. Mark Twain
For IWB, which I do most of the time, I like friction. My belt is tight enough to keep the gun and holster in place, but loose enough to let the gun out if need be.
For OWB, which I do rarely, thumb break or velcro strap.
I use Level three for anything outside my pants with a 511 belt.I've had this belt going on 3 years still stiff as he** !
I generally carry OWB with a thumb break as I got used to it. However if I am carrying IWB I am not using a thumb break. Just force of habit as my first holster had a thumb break. I am getting used to carrying without the thumb break more and more. For Open carry I would at least use a thumb break.
Passive friction. That's how I build mine too. I want it to hold the gun in the holster upside down, but still be something you can draw with a sharp pull. I do use a SERPA when I'm fishing though. I don't want to donate a G19 to a trout stream or rhododendron thicket.
I prefer to live dangerously free than safely caged!
"Our houses are protected by the good Lord and a gun. And you might meet 'em both if you show up here not welcome son." Josh Thompson "Way Out Here"
Depends on the gun. If its deep concealed with almost no chance of printing i'll go friction only. If there is any chance of printing at all, i'll go with either a thumb break or mechanical retention (depending on the gun). I'll only OC at work, and thats always a level III holster
i Carry a Bersa 380 as my edc and carry iwb so as of now it's friction retension unless i'm carrying owb then i prefer a tb holster
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Would someone explain to me what the difference is between Mechanical lock/constraint plus friction
and Passive/Friction retention
is maybe even with the type of holsters that each represents. Thanks


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Years ago we had a neighbor who made these delicious bacon appetizers. They were strips of bacon wrapped around the tiniest bits of cream cheese and jalapenos. They were time intensive to make, but oh so delicious to eat. And since then, I love jalapeno poppers when made with good cheeses and wrapped in bacon. Yum!
However, my tummy doesn't usually thank me a few hours later. A little too much spice and fat. But the flavors are awesome!
So, recently I decided to take those flavors to the spud and made Jalapeno Popper Potatoes. This was a delicious side dish for burgers, though, truth be told, I could probably eat the entire pan all by itself.
Recipe: Jalapeno Popper Potatoes
- 3 slices bacon, chopped
- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- 2 to 4 jalapeno peppers, sliced
- 4 pounds red potatoes, scrubbed, diced, and cooked until fork tender
- 1 cup sour cream
- 2 cups shredded cheddar cheese
- salt and pepper to taste
- In a large skillet over medium heat, cook the bacon, onion and jalapenos until the bacon is crisp and the onions and peppers are tender. Drain and set aside.
- Preheat the oven to 350 °. Spray a 9×13 baking dish with nonstick cooking spray.
- In a large mixing bowl combine the cooked and drained potatoes, sour cream, and 1 cup shredded cheese. Spoon this mixture into the prepared pan.
- Cover the potato mixture with the reserved cup of shredded cheese as well as the jalapeno bacon mixture.
- Bake for 30 to 45 minutes or until the cheese is melted and the potatoes are hot.
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The Council of the British Medical Association is to recommend that [doctors] join the National Health Service.
This decision was reached after considering the results, which were announced last night, of the latest plebiscite of the medical profession.
On each of the three questions on which a separate vote was taken there was a majority unfavourable to joining the service, but the opposition was smaller in each case than in the February plebiscite and more doctors abstained from voting. The decision followed a meeting of the Council which lasted nearly six hours.
Leader Comment:
The National Health Service is saved. That is the upshot of the doctors' second plebiscite. The service has still many obstacles before it; but at least it should be able to make a prompt start on June 5.
It will not be held up at the outset by the lack of general practitioners to work it. A majority of the profession are still against the terms of service.
But the adverse majority has diminished so markedly since the February vote that the B.M.A. Council has decided to advise the doctors to co-operate. In February only 4,084 doctors said "Yes," and only 2,500 of these were general practitioners and their assistants. This time the vote was 12,799 "Yes" and 13,891 "No," and of the affirmative votes 8,639 came from doctors in general practice.
It is generally reckoned that to make a start Mr. Bevan would need not fewer than eight thousand general practitioners in the service; he would be glad of many more. The first vote showed that he could not count on nearly enough. The second suggests that he could get enough, even if the B.M.A. continued to oppose.
In these circumstances the Council of the B.M.A. has chosen wisely in advising the profession to co-operate. It is a courageous, as well as a prudent, decision. It would have been easier to shirk responsibility.
It is important, first, that people should not expect a magical transformation on July 5; and, secondly, that they should not blame the doctors if at first things fall short of expectation. This is no occasion for triumphing over the doctors' change of attitude but rather for profound gratitude that the leaders of a great profession have found it possible to reconcile their sense of what is right with what most people outside the profession believe to be desirable.
One must be grateful especially to those who, within and without the ranks of the B.M.A., have striven through what seemed at times almost hopeless estrangements to keep alive the spirit of compromise and co-operation. Blessed are the peacemakers.


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Stamper -- albeit somewhat too late -- agrees, citing one medical marijuana activist who spoke at an I-502 debate during Hempfest (one in which I was also honored to take part). That activist, Kari Boiter, said she had herself tested and found she was well over the 5-nanogram limit.
The fact that I-502 doesn't allow marijuana users to grow their own pot at home is also belatedly seen as a problem by Stamper (this flaw, of course, was repeatedly pointed out during the campaign by others who had the cojones to speak out before the damned election).
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While almost every lab has a small toolbox with some screwdrivers, pliers, and such, here are some tools that may not have obvious utility at the bench, but could make your life easier. Jode Plank, a Postdoctoral Fellow studying DNA repair at the University of California at Davis shares some of his hardware store lab equipment including his unique method for removing bubbles from agar plates (a la creme brulee) and how to avoid the "The Walk of Shame" when the liquid nitrogen knob gets stuck.
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E46 325i m3 quad exhaust conversion!!!
Hello guys:
Im getting ready to put front/rear m3 style bumper w/ the exhaust as well. I've been looking for information on the net but i thought that the best would be to ask to ''real people'', so im here looking for the expert suggestions.
I've found the fron bumper on ebay, but i cant get to fing the rear bumber that i like ( the one with the small caps around it ; also i need opinions about the rear bumper and exhaust conversion in order to do a ''nice and clean'' job. i work my car myself, and a have really good conditions to do it. i just need the best recommendations to do a ''fine'' job.
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A bit later than many IT companies, Dell has finally announced its Q4'08 financial results and they're not exactly great. Quarterly revenue was $13.4 billion, down 16 per cent year-on-year although annual revenue managed to increase $32 million - essentially a negligible change. Not that bad, all things considered, but not exactly outstanding either.
Net income for Dell's final quarter last financial year was $351 million, down a massive 48 per cent from $679 million the previous year. Yearly net income suffered a less notable drop of 16 percent, from $2.95 to $2.48 billion.
Dell can at least sit comfortably knowing it is one of the few companies that managed to turn a profit in its last quarter and financial year. The company isn't sitting idle, either. Plans to reduce operating costs by £3 billion annually before 2011 have now been extended to see that saving reach $4 billion.
As Dell chairman and CEO Michael Dell commented: "Customers know they need information technology, and we think we're best able to help them use IT to improve productivity, but a lot of IT spending is being deferred until there's better economic visibility{/i}." The key, as Michael Dell puts it is to invest "in ways that separate Dell from others today and when the economy inevitably improves."
Or, to paraphrase, we all know the economy is shot and no-one is spending any money so Dell is going to have to wait it out like every other company.


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To Ban or Not to Ban Cellphones? Mixed Signals
Comments poured in following SchoolBook's report on cellphone use in the city's schools. During a WNYC radio segment on Thursday, listeners, including many SchoolBook users, debated the role cellphones can play in the classroom. Listen to the conversation.
WNYC's Brian Lehrer asked WNYC's schools reporter, Beth Fertig, if the city ban on cellphones in schools was unfair because it means that students attending schools with metal detectors pay for cellphone storage, while their peers across town don't think twice about keeping their phones with them all day.
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One listener wrote:
"School should be preparing students for real life—and in real life, people use cell phones. If you're making an artificial world inside the school, you're not preparing them for the real world." And a parent said her high school daughter puts vocabulary words on her phone "so she can study them while on her commute. If she is reading, she can also look up words she doesn't know."
But others took an absolute line against cellphones anywhere near a place of learning.
"No cell phone in school period!"
"What the heck is going on?? Technology is making everyone crazy!" one person said.
Another said:
"Children cannot be trusted to use fun gadgets with discretion. Ban them."
A teacher in Brooklyn weighed in with a different perspective. He said he uses a tool to send questions to his students on their phones and they text back the answers. The real-time polls are a big hit, he said. He wrote:
"I allowed them to use the phones a few times and they didn't fight me about putting them away other times. I just think it's important that we we start adapting to the technology that our students are absorbing at an incredible rate."
A parent and schools activist, Leonie Haimson, said the ban was "unfair and inequitable" because it's only enforced in schools with metal detectors. And she said it turns off prospective students like her son who wasn't keen to store his phone in a truck outside while he's in class.
Another parent agreed:
My son attends a high school where there is a metal detector and therefore the ban is enforced. I have no problem with cell phones not being allowed in ALL schools but the enforcement ONLY in poor/minority schools is a problem. As has been mentioned, why not have the phone jammers in ALL schools and let ALL students bring in their phones. I don't like the atmosphere caused by the metal detectors and wonder how effective their use is.
No comment yet from the Department of Education on whether the ban, or its varied enforcement, is under review.


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#DNCEconomy: Yes, we are better off than we were 4 years ago
"Are we better off than we were four years ago?" has become the GOP mantra in the last week.
Apparently, they long for the halcyon days of the 2008-09 economic meltdown. After years of telling us that it's backward looking for President Obama to remind voters of the trash heap of an economy Republicans handed him, they have suddenly begun to wax nostalgic for one of the worst economic periods in American history and can't stop asking how people felt as they watched their retirement savings disappear into thin air.
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Is there a single American who would honestly say they were better off in September 2008 than today? Weirdly, there are, at least according to multiple polls.But, as some wise person once said, feelings are not facts.
Let's take a little trip down memory lane. Here is a headline from CNN on Sept. 15, 2008: "Lehman Brothers collapse stuns global markets." Oh, the good old days of the American banking system imploding. The end of 2008 brought us also the near collapse of Merrill Lynch, AIG, Goldman Sachs and other behemoths that had to be rescued by the U.S. government. Bush Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson titled his book about this period On the Brink, fairly summing up that terrifying time in our history.
Republicans are literally telling Americans that they were better off four years ago when our economy was on the verge of complete collapse. It was the Troubled Asset Relief Program— pushed by President Bush and implemented in the first six months of the Obama administration — that stabilized our economy. In case you forgot, TARP also enraged the GOP base, spawned the Tea Party movement and is now denounced by many Republicans who voted for it, including Paul Ryan, except when they are giving George W. Bush credit for saving the financial system by passing TARP.
In the GOP's misty-water colored memories of those grand times four years ago is also the near collapse of the American auto industry. The bailout was an unmitigated success, and one that Mitt Romney vigorously opposed, saying that if it were enacted, "you can kiss the American automotive industry goodbye." Compare that with the news Tuesday in The New York Times: "Major automakers reported … that sales grew 19.9% in August despite higher gas prices during the month."
Is it better to have the auto industry on the brink of collapse or to have one with growing sales?
Then there is the employment situation four years ago. In September 2008 we lost 159,000 jobs. The month that Obama took the oath of office, January 2009, the economy lost 800,000 jobs. Are we better off losing thousands of jobs in one month or adding private-sector jobs to the economy, as we have been doing for 29 months?
What about the stock market? Reuters reported last month, "At 1,400, the S&P 500 … was closing in on a four-year high and was up 74% since Jan. 20, 2009, the day Obama took office. Not since Dwight Eisenhower's first term has a president had such a strong run for their first term."
Former Merrill Lynch strategist Richard Bernstein told Reuters, "The stock market is a barometer not of the absolute level of the economy but of improvement in the economy. There is no doubt the economy has improved in the last four years."
In addition to its own editorials, USA TODAY publishes a variety of opinions from outside writers. On political and policy matters, we publish opinions from across the political spectrum.
Roughly half of our columns come from our Board of Contributors, a group whose interests range from education to religion to sports to the economy. Their charge is to chronicle American culture by telling the stories, large and small, that collectively make us what we are.
We also publish weekly columns by Al Neuharth, USA TODAY's founder, and DeWayne Wickham, who writes primarily on matters of race but on other subjects as well. That leaves plenty of room for other views from across the nation by well-known and lesser-known names alike.
Busloads of economists have testified to the positive impact of Obama's stimulus, and yet the GOP continues to claim it was a complete failure. Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics and a former McCain adviser, has said that without the stimulus, unemployment would be much higher than it is. Harvard economist and former Reagan and Bush adviser Martin Feldstein supported the Obama stimulus, and his only criticism is that it wasn't large enough (thanks to the GOP).
None of this is to say that Obama has done things perfectly or that there aren't serious issues still facing the country, not the least of which is our out-of-control debt. But to suggest that we were better off four years ago is simply absurd.
Oh, and Osama bin Laden is dead.
Kirsten Powers is a columnist for The Daily Beast, a Fox News political analyst and a member of USA TODAY's Board of Contributors. She served in the Clinton administration from 1993 to 1998
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I had a baby 2.5 years ago and my curls have not returned!
I don't even know how to do my hair anymore! I got so frustrated, I cut it, and while better, I do miss my lovely curl. I am post-partum shedding like a fiend too. I feel like I may go bald!
And to think, I used to hate my curl as a child.....and my other child (a girl) hates hers. I try to tell her that this is just a phase and by the time she is a grown up, she'll be counting her blessings!
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Today ECDC publishes an updated risk assessment on the Zika virus disease epidemic and the potential associations with microcephaly and Guillain-Barré syndrome. The epidemic continues to evolve rapidly in the Americas. Since the last update, eight new countries have reported autochthonous transmission: American Samoa, Costa Rica, Curaçao, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Nicaragua, Tonga and the US Virgin Islands. Thirty-five countries or territories reported autochthonous cases of Zika virus infection within the past nine months.
The evidence regarding a causal link between Zika virus infections during pregnancy and congenital central nervous systems (CNS) malformations is substantial. Cases of Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS) are continuing to be reported from the affected countries but since the publication of the previous risk assessment, no new scientific evidence regarding the association between Zika virus and the GBS and Zika virus infection has been published. There is new evidence that Zika virus can be transmitted sexually through semen, and that the virus may be present in semen for several weeks after a man has recovered from a Zika virus infection.
The strongly suspected association between Zika virus infection and congenital malformations as well as between Zika virus infection and GBS justify the need to consider preventive measures to reduce the risk of transmission to people who plan to visit Zika affected areas. The population most at risk of negative health outcomes from Zika virus infection are pregnant women. They are advised to discuss their travel plans and evaluate the risk with their healthcare providers, and to consider postponing their travel.
The main options for mitigation that public health authorities in EU/EEA Member States should consider include the following (see the rapid risk assessment for the full description of the options):
Information to travellers
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Persons with diagnosis of Zika fever may be accepted for blood donation 28 days after cessation of symptoms. Competent authorities, establishments and clinicians dealing with blood supply need to be vigilant and aware of the risk of donor-derived Zika virus transmission through transfusion.


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Man Goes Around the World and Gets Everybody to Dance
I can't imagine how many frequent flier miles this guy's accumulated, but I counted 85 different cities with people dancing. I might be a bit off on that number, so feel free to count them for yourself. It's still an impressive feat.