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China's new targets
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Japanese economy and working conditions
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Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Cold weather hair care, day three
What's cooler than a smart, sassy redhead? A curly, smart, sassy redhead! RedCelticCurls, whose blog Pittsburgh Curly offers up an assortment of curl-related observations, primarily of the scientific/geeky/insightful variety, has been inquiring and experimenting with her hair for years -- and it's paid off. She understands what ingredients work for her thick, coarse locks and stays away from the ones that have proven to disappoint her.
It's hard to argue with a mane this riveting, no? Here's what RedCelticCurls has to say about her cold-weather hair care.
"Last winter, my hair had few problems. It wasn't a very cold winter, and low dew points did not come into play that often. This winter is different. It's actually cold, and dew points have averaged from the teens to negative single digits. My curls had turned to waves. While that wasn't a bad look, I did want to find something that gave me my 'oomph' back.
"After some reading around, I decided to try the Lustrasilk Shea Butter Cholesterol Plus. It doesn't have anything that my finicky hair objects to, and for $2.49 for a 20 oz. tub, I couldn't complain about the price. Little did I know then that not every Sally's carried this product, and some were even obstinate about ordering it. I got lucky.
"I started out using this as a leave-in then reapplied as a curl cream. I have since tweaked it to using Curl Junkie Curl Rehab Curl Moisturizing Deep Treatment as leave-in followed by the Lustrasilk as a curl cream. I have been getting outstanding curl enhancement with this combo. If I use the Lustrasilk alone, I also get a big boost in volume. It's nice to have winter options now. I can forgo the Lustrasilk if I want waves (something I can't get in the summer) and hit the Lustrasilk if I want curls."
Nice to find effective options that don't cost a fortune! Lustrasilk seems to have worked for lots of people (unfortunately, I don't think the weather was cold enough here for Lustrasilk to have been much help to me). Although it's available at some Sally Beauty Supply stores, I recommend you buy it at Amazon to keep frustration to a minimum. (Also, get only the Shea Butter or Olive Oil versions if you are avoiding silicones.)
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Cindy Sherman
Tuesday evening marked the VIP opening of Cindy Sherman at MoMA. It was such fun to celebrate with Cindy on such an important night in her already momentous career. Clothing plays a increasingly crucial role in Cindy's constructing of new personas. It is easy to see through Cindy's work how fashion and art are so interconnected. She utilizes the former while it is apparent the fashion industry takes cues from her, as well. Having already done collaborations with Comme des Garçons, Marc Jacobs, Balenciaga and Chanel it is exciting to think about who will come next. Check out some of the prints exhibited at the MoMA and which designers most likely feed off Cindy for inspiration.
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I would think you can. Most of the cooktops are 240v and the vents are 120v, so the vent may be feeding off of one of the cooktop's hot wires. My vent is fed from it's own receptacle but is harnessed along with the cooktop's 240v.
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Published February 25, 2007
Her dream: To be Oprah's choice
By KURT MADDEN
GRAND LEDGE — Pam Redman has a business axiom: "You never know when it's going to be your lucky day."
Redman and her son, Khory, and her sister Leanne Haeck are the mainstays for Pam's Pantry — a skyrocketing business focused on selling hand-made gourmet dip mixes. Launched three years ago, the business today sends representatives criss-crossing the state to sell individually wrapped mixes at as many as seven craft shows a week.
Redman estimates Pam's Pantry had gross sales of more than $250,000 last year, selling 32 different dip mixes at $3.50 each and soup and bread mixes at $5.50 each. And her brand name is causing customers to line up to buy her mixes by the armloads at craft shows.
But Redman is hoping that the fortunes of Pam's Pantry, "home of the best darned dips in the country" will sent into the stratosphere by an endorsement from Oprah Winfrey and the QVC shopping network.
She beat out many other businesses nationwide to be accepted as a contestant in the special TV promotion, "Oprah's Search for the Next Big Idea."
On March 23, Pam will walk into the Donald E. Stephens Conference Center in Chicago to present her products to a panel comprised of QVC and Oprah representatives — a dream moment that is causing the clan at Pam's Pantry to brim over with excitement.
The Oprah and QVC review panels will be looking at products at three sites nationally all day for three days next month.
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She hopes Pam's Pantry will be named one of the ten finalists selected to present their products on The Oprah Winfrey Show and get an opportunity to sell their product over the QVC network.
Pam works full-time for an advertising and marketing company and then joins her sister and son and a team of workers — April McDaniel, Darcy Kollman and Kara Wise — in Pam's 2,000-square-foot "certified" kitchen to assemble the mixes.
Family, friends and business associates fan out over thestate each weekend to set up tables and sell the dips, dressings and spreads.
The business has its own full-service Web site, has a network of 12 stores accepting its products, and Pam was recently interviewed by Startup Nation, a nationally syndicated radio talk show that airs across 50 markets in the U.S. including WJR in Detroit and WOOD in Grand Rapids.
"We don't sleep very much," joked Pam.
Fast growth
"It's getting out of control," quipped her sister, who works full time for the state.
Leanne talked about an image in her mind: "I can see myself getting in a golf cart at my house and driving next door to the Willis Industrial Park where we have our own building," she said, grinning.
The dip mix business was born out of financial desperation three years ago after Pam's husband, Kerry, was injured at work and caused the family to live on one income for two years.
The story about how Pam and Leanne went to their first show is in their Web site. The story is told with a mixture of awe, humor and excitement.
"Ever heard of Morley-Stanwood? That was our first show. The let us into the show after the deadline for signing up. We were up until three in the morning making mixes," Pam recalled.
The Morley-Stanwood Craft Show draws about 1,500 people every year to the event about 13 miles south of Big Rapids.
Success at the show that year was a boost to Pam's confidence, and the Morley-Stanwood show has since become her most profitable venture. "We sell more at that show that we do at shows that draw 80,000 to 90,000 people," Pam said.
After that first show, orders began coming in by e-mail and Pam's Pantry was selling out at show after show.
But last year excitement over her products seemed to gain a powerful momentum, Pam said. "We have brand recognition," she said.
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Gladstone Small
|Personal information
|Full name
|Gladstone Cleophas Small
18 October 1961
St. George, Barbados
|Batting style
|Right-handed batsman (RHB)
|Bowling style
|Right arm fast-medium (RFM)
|International information
|National side
|Test debut (cap 521)
|7-12 August 1986 v New Zealand
|Last Test
|1-5 February 1991 v Australia
|ODI debut (cap 92)
|1 January 1987 1976 v Australia
|Last ODI
|20 August 1992 v Pakistan
|Career statistics
Source: Cricinfo, 24 September 2005
Gladstone Cleophas Small (born 18 October 1961 in St. George, Barbados)[1] is an English former cricketer, who played in seventeen Tests and fifty three ODIs for England.
The cricket writer Colin Bateman commented, "Gladstone Small overcame a hunched physique to become a remarkably effective fast-medium bowler and one of the most popular characters on the county circuit".[1]
Life and career[edit]
Small was born in Barbados, and moved to England shortly after his fourteenth birthday, usually the point after which a change of nationality is not permitted. However, he applied for eligibility to play cricket for England, and the MCC accepted his application.
As a cricketer, Small did not have an outstanding reputation but was highly regarded as a committed team player. Primarily he bowled outswing, but his propensity for unreliable bowling gave selectors cause for concern. However, during the 1986-87 Ashes, Small was a last minute replacement for the fourth Test, and rose to the challenge, taking 5-48 in Australia's first innings and claiming two wickets in the second. He was given the Man of the Match award, but this was to be the highlight of his career.
Small was in England's squad for both the 1987 and 1992 Cricket World Cups.[1] He was integral to the strong Warwickshire side of 1994, but retired soon after. Later, he became a director of the Professional Cricketers' Association.
Small has Klippel-Feil syndrome, which accounts for his distinctive "no neck" appearance.[2]
In 2003, Small appeared in the television series Celebrity Poker Club. His life story was made into a documentary by director Pogus Caesar in 1995, and broadcast on Carlton Television for the Respect television series.
Small was one of the members of the England beach cricket team in 2006-07 and 2007-08.
He is a graduate of Manchester Metropolitan University.[3]
- ^ a b c Bateman, Colin (1993). If The Cap Fits. Tony Williams Publications. p. 148. ISBN 1-869833-21-X.
- ^ Hughes, Simon (1997-09-05). "Small gains from wealth of partners". Cricinfo. Retrieved 2007-04-19.
- ^ "Notable Alumni in Sport". Manchester Metropolitan University. Retrieved 24 November 2009.


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Fast forward two years and I'm a trainee solicitor at Higgs & Sons, attending a hearing at the High Court Chancery Division, Birmingham District Registry, with an associate and a partner from the Commercial Litigation Team. The hearing concerns an application made on behalf of our client for an interim injunction for restraint of trade against a recruitment company. As the partner is a Solicitor Advocate, he's representing the client at today's hearing, avoiding the need to instruct an external barrister.
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It is the quieter, understated political figures who can pose a more potent threat, as Jeremy Corbyn discovered when he sacked Pat McFadden as shadow Europe minister late on Tuesday night.
Labour MPs across the party were stunned when McFadden, who talks in a whisper in carefully calibrated language, was sacked for a series of challenges against the authority of Corbyn since his election as Labour leader.
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In a question to the prime minister, who was updating MPs on the response to the Paris attacks, McFadden asked on 17 November: "May I ask the prime minister to reject the view that sees terrorist acts as always being a response or a reaction to what we in the west do? Does he agree that such an approach risks infantilising the terrorists and treating them like children, when the truth is that they are adults who are entirely responsible for what they do?"
Cameron, who had given his statement on the Paris attacks and the G20 summit to the house, said to McFadden: "It is that sort of moral and intellectual clarity that is necessary in dealing with terrorists."
The Guardian reported after McFadden's intervention, made after Corbyn had told the BBC that he was not happy with a policy of shoot-to-kill against terrorists on British streets, that the minister had the Labour leader in mind. McFadden had highlighted a speech Corbyn had intended to deliver the previous Saturday to Labour's east of England conference. Corbyn, who delivered the speech a week later in Bristol after the Paris attacks, had been due to say that Britain's involvement in "a succession of disastrous wars increased, not diminished, the threats to our own national security".
McDonnell said reports of McFadden's remarks at the time showed that he had intended to challenge the authority of the leadership. The leadership, which compiled a dossier with examples of McFadden's repeated disloyalty, said he had also failed to uphold the agreed policy on the EU. This had two core elements: to campaign to remain in the EU but also to campaign for greater workers' rights in the EU and for what is known as "social Europe". It was made clear that McFadden had campaigned on the first but had neglected the latter.
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It's almost as if opposing quarterbacks have been wearing red scout-team jerseys on game days, the way the franchise has generally avoided quarterbacks in recent years.
There's an exception: Elvis Dumervil led the NFL in that individual category in 2009 as the team finished with 39 total, its highest output since 2002 (40).
But the addition of Texas A&M outside linebacker Von Miller, arguably the draft's top edge rusher, makes sense when put into a prism in which the team finished last in the league last season and 13th or lower in eight of the past 10 seasons.
Denver's 23 sacks last season, in fact, represented at best tied for the 45th lowest total in the franchise's 50 years.
Now, the Broncos not only get Miller - who had 27.5 sacks and 39 tackles for loss the last two seasons - but a healthy Dumervil coming back off a torn pectoral muscle.
Dumervil was so excited that he immediately tweeted a personal message to Miller, telling him, "Von, we out here. Let's get it."
What Denver didn't get was the defensive tackle it so desperately needs as the cost of doing business and picking Miller at No. 2 - making him the highest-drafted Denver player in history.
The buzz for the last month has been that Alabama's Marcell Dareus would be the pick. But John Elway and Co. were enamored with Miller, first off. Elway said leading up to the draft that a person doesn't even need to know what number Miller wore in college to know him since he stands out so much on tape. But from a more practical perspective, the dropoff between Miller and the rest of the outside linebackers is considered much steeper than the gap between the high-ranking defensive tackles. And with the Broncos owning two second-round picks, the franchise figures it will fill that gaping hole with either one or both those selections, with a trade for extra picks a distinct possibility, too.
Miller will immediately be slotted in as Denver's starting strong-side linebacker. That allows D.J. Williams to play his natural weak-side slot, with middle linebacker wide open, possibly to be filled in free agency or 2010 strong-side starter Mario Haggan.
The question for Miller from the get-go doesn't appear his ability to "get from Point A to Point B" as quick as possible, as the Texas A&M standout said Thursday. The skepticism will stem from Miller's ability to play first and second down and hold up vs. the run, as well as drop back in coverage.
"I've always covered running backs and tight ends and I've always dropped back into coverage. It was just my role on the Texas A&M team to get after the quarterback, where they needed me most. So on third downs I was always in a rush. If you put on the film, I think I was playing quite a bit, and I can drop back in coverage and cover a slot receiver, cover the No. 1 receiver and get on those running backs."
Champ Bailey will handle those No. 1 receivers, kid. But Denver would be pleased if Miller can stick with the tight ends in the AFC West who stretch the field, such as Zach Miller and especially Antonio Gates.
As a college senior, Texas A&M created a "joker" position outside the right or left tackle for Miller that was a hybrid defensive end-outside linebacker spot, helping prepare him for his pass-rushing duties in the NFL.
Miller could find himself in a similar spot with the Broncos. Denver will align Dumervil at right defensive end and 2009 first-rounder Robert Ayers at left end. Putting Miller on the same side as Dumervil would create defensive headaches for opposing coordinators. Miller also could help take some of the pressure off Ayers, who played outside linebacker last year and to date hasn't flashed much of a pass rush.
Physically, Miller is NFL ready. He ran a 4.42 40-yard dash at his pro day. He has a 37-inch vertical at 6-2 1/2, 246 pounds. He gained nine pounds prior to the scouting combine after dropping to 237 to end his senior season.
"There's no doubt that his versatility is going to make us a better football team," Fox said.
But the Broncos still have that gaping interior hole on the front four by bypassing Dareus, who went to the Bills at No. 3 overall. The team has two second-round picks at 36 and 46 and one of them assuredly will be a defensive tackle, perhaps Oregon State's Steven Paea, North Carolina's Marvin Austin or Clemson's Jarvis Jenkins.
With no fourth- or fifth-round pick in the hopper, Denver could use either of those No. 2 selections to stockpile more draft ammunition.
But the first big blast was the Miller pick. Pre-draft, he had lunch and dinner with Denver, worked out for the team and also met at the club's Dove Valley facility.
"He'll be a big part of us bringing back the Orange Crush defense," Elway gushed.
That's happy talk, of course.
Let's get to a serviceable defense first, with Miller a big piece to that puzzle with much work left to do in the draft and free agency.
--Two of the Broncos' last three first-round picks attended a John Lynch Foundation Salute the Stars scholarship luncheon Tuesday at Inveso Field at Mile High.
So it was that linebacker Von Miller and quarterback Tim Tebow were having photos taken when Tebow said to Miller, "You want to work out?"
Miller said his only clothes was the suit he was wearing. Tebow offered to provide workout gear, and Miller obliged.
He said, "I've heard all the stories about Tim Tebow, about how he's a team guy, how he's a leader, how he works hard, and that's what I like to think I am, too. To pair up with a team guy like that, I think the sky's the limit for us. Hopefully I can make it through (the workout) with him and make it back to Dallas."
Tebow said he has been working on taking snaps during some workouts with teammates.
Tebow said, "I haven't had one rep in the shotgun, just to make being under center the most comfortable it can be for me, and get it more comfortable than being in the shotgun. And then just timing, checking off from one receiver to another, whether that's throwing to receivers who are really running, or to my brother who is just standing there. I've been putting in the work."
--John Fox spent part of each draft press conference explaining how a team that is so thin at defensive tackle went in a different direction, several times.
"We will have at some point another clump of players to choose from in free agency. Who that is even hard to predict, but there will be some quality players when we get to that phase. At the end of the draft, it's not the end," Fox said. "We still have some other options. As far as the draft goes, we're going to take the best available player. We won't take a guy we have graded in the fifth round in the second just because he's a defensive tackle."
Oregon State's Steven Paea and North Carolina's Marvin Austin each were bypassed in Round 2, despite a trade down that would have still allowed for their selections.
"I think we have guys on our team now that can start," Fox said. "It's not like we have nobody."
Kevin Vickerson projects as one starter but holdover Marcus Thomas is slated to be a free agent. Denver cut Jamal Williams and Justin Bannan.
--The weekend was surreal on various levels across the league, but no more than the lockout being lifted than reinstated.
The short window allowed Denver No. 1 pick Von Miller to visit with coaches and get playbook Friday, something later draftees coming through Dove Valley the rest of the weekend were barred from doing.
A reporter suggested to second-round safety Rahim Moore that he perhaps call Miller and ask him to make a Kinko's run.
"That would be a great idea. The playbook is a very important get," Moore said. "I'm going to try to get (Miller's) number immediately."
--In the early hours of June 28, 2009, Nate Irving had busted his body to pieces after falling asleep at the wheel.
His truck had flipped, and Irving was trapped while awaiting someone to call an ambulance for help.
"I felt God had better plans for me then to sit in that ditch and die," he said.
Irving, with extensive rehabilitation, persevered. His collapsed lung, broken fibula and tibia in his left leg, a separated left shoulder and broken ribs all would heal.
He'd miss the 2009 season. But last year, he was back at middle linebacker at North Carolina State, earning first-team all-conference honors.
"A knew that in a snap of a finger it can all be taken away," he said. "I wanted to play as hard as I could every play, every practice, every workout."
NFL teams poked and prodded Irving, not surprisingly, more than most at the combine. Irving still has a steel rod in his leg.
He's also been hardened by his experiences and appreciates a chance to possibly start for Denver this year more than many who haven't endured the adversity he has.
"It's a day I'll never forget," he said. "It's part of my story."
--Von Miller didn't begin playing football until the fifth grade in the DeSoto (Texas) Football Youth Association.
Neither parent was thrilled with the prospect, but his mother finally relented and let Von and his brother play - without telling her husband.
"My mom had he powers to do that," Miller recalled. "She kept our shoulder pads in the back of her Suburban, and she rode around for a whole season without my dad even knowing. He didn't find out until the championship game."
The kids would change out of their gear in the garage and mom would wash the uniforms for the next practice.
Von started playing as a youth on offense but soon got a taste for hitting QBs.
"My little league coach needed a pass rush from the other side and I was the kind of guy who was going to do whatever it took to get to the quarterback. You say, "Hut,' I' m going to go. My first time getting a quarterback sack I jumped over the line, grabbed the quarterback and held on. It wasn't really a tackle. All my teammates just rallied for the ball."
--Julius Thomas hopes to be the next hoops star to make an impact as an NFL tight end, following in the footsteps of Antonio Gates and Jimmy Graham.
Thomas was passionate about football but didn't play the sport until his redshirt senior season, after four years on the basketball team at Portland State.
The transition wasn't simple.
"I was a four-year basketball player, senior captain, so there was really nothing that could come my way that I didn't anticipate. Going and being brand new at something, it's frustrating at times being the freshman out there - or the young guy - have to react to things that I didn't know how to anticipate.
"One of the hardest things was learning to play lower. Football is a game played lower to the ground than basketball is, so working on leverage, especially for somebody at my height was something I had to concentrate on."
Thomas ended up with 29 catches for 453 yards with two TDs in his only year in Division I-AA football.
Thomas made a big impression at the East-West Shrine Game and Denver was hooked. Tight ends coach Clancy Barone came out to Oregon to work him out, and the two talked frequently on the phone.
"I felt that if we happen to get together that it would be a great fit for myself. I think that he's a coach that the way he thinks about the game is exactly the way I think. And I feel like he is going to be great at helping me understand what is expected of me."
MEDICAL WATCH: RB LenDale White, who spent the 2010 on injured reserve because of a torn Achilles tendon, has been working out with teammates and is running again.
FRANCHISE PLAYER: None.
TRANSITION PLAYER: None.
--CB Champ Bailey: Potential UFA; $43M/4 yrs, $22.5M guaranteed.
--DT Kevin Vickerson: Potential RFA; 2 yrs, terms unknown.
--OG Manny Ramirez: FA; terms unknown.
--DL Justin Bannan (released).
--TE Daniel Graham (released).
--NT Jamal Williams (released).
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|Health Care
|Health care
|September 1, 2008
|Government of New Brunswick
|Miramichi, New Brunswick
Area served
|New Brunswick
Key people
|Minister of Health
Health Board
President & CEO
Number of employees
|13,000 (2010)
Horizon Health Network is one of two health authorities in the Canadian province of New Brunswick, the other being Vitalité Health Network.
Horizon Health Network delivers medical care on behalf of the Government of New Brunswick's Department of Health to the central and southern portions of the province through 13 hospitals and 28 health centres/clinics while providing a variety of programs and services.
Horizon Health Network is headquartered in Miramichi, NB.
Horizon Health Network operates the following hospitals:
- Charlotte County Hospital (St. Stephen, NB)
- Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital (Fredericton, NB)
- Grand Manan Hospital (North Head, NB on Grand Manan Island)
- Hotel-Dieu of St. Joseph (Perth-Andover, NB)
- Miramichi Regional Hospital (Miramichi, NB)
- Oromocto Public Hospital (Oromocto, NB)
- Sackville Memorial Hospital (Sackville, NB)
- Saint John Regional Hospital (Saint John, NB)
- Centracare (Saint John, NB)
- St. Joseph's Hospital (Saint John, NB)
- Sussex Health Centre (Sussex, NB)
- Moncton Hospital (Moncton, NB)
- Upper River Valley Hospital (Waterville, NB)
Horizon Health Network was established by the provincial government effective September 1, 2008 through the dissolution and merger of the following health authorities:
- South-East Regional Health Authority
- River Valley Health
- Atlantic Health Sciences Corporation
- Miramichi Regional Health Authority
Quick facts[edit]
- Horizon Health serves the province of New Brunswick but through inter-provincial agreements, also provides referral services for part of northeastern Nova Scotia (Cumberland County) as well as Prince Edward Island
- One of the largest employers in New Brunswick
- A $1 billion plus organization
- Approximately 13,000 staff members and 1,000 physicians
- Over 100 facilities, clinics and offices
- 3,500 volunteers, auxiliary and alumnae members
- 20 foundations
- 19 auxiliaries and alumnae[2]
Statistics (2010–2011)[edit]
Number of:
- medical residents - 300
- hospitals - 13
- hospital beds - 1,600
- admissions - 55,000 (acute, rehab and chronic)
- inpatient days - 580,000 (acute, rehab and chronic)
- surgeries completed per year - 45,000
- Extra Mural Program visits annually - 275,000
- births - 5,400[2]
- ^ "NHS Heroes". Tuesday, 6 December 2016
- ^ a b "Horizon Health Network - Quick Facts". En.horizonnb.ca. Retrieved 2012-01-26.


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