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As you know, most people in this country will suffer with back pain at some time in their life. In many cases, the pain will resolve on its own in a week or so. But for others, the pain becomes chronic and a life-long journey may take place to alleviate that pain.
I remember as a young adult when my father's back would "go out". He would suffer from terrible pain, have muscle spasms, and would not be able to go to work.
I also remember that Dad would not be able to stand straight-he would stand curved like the letter "S". In performing thousands of Prolotherapy treatments for patients like my father, I began to think back to my youth, and ask why he would be "crooked" as he described.
Stand in the mirror. Put your hands on your hips at exactly the same place on your body. Is one side slightly higher than the other? I would bet it is, as over 95% of the patients who come to my office for treatment of back pain have a tilted pelvis – often diagnosed by Chiropractors and Osteopaths as a leg length difference.
And I know after successfully discovering how Prolotherapy can correct the discrepancy that chiropractic care, physical therapy, massage, acupuncture, orthotics, or surgery does not correct a tilted pelvis or its resultant leg length discrepancy.
Why is correction of the tilt so important? Our pelvis and lower back was designed to operate on a level plane. Therefore, most of the forces across the low back are linear, and do not damage structures such as the sacroiliac (SI) joint, iliolumbar ligament, Pyriformis, and gluteus medius. However, when the pelvis tilts, the forces that hold the above mentioned structures become shearing, rather than linear. The ligaments, tendons, and joints around the lower back and pelvis suffer and must withstand a greater force than those without a tilted pelvis. If this concept seems difficult to understand, try walking a short distance in your house while only wearing one shoe, and feel the effect on your lower back.
I have developed a Prolotherapy technique to correct this pelvic tilt, and have used it over the past 3 years. I routinely evaluate and treat this problem on the first visit, and find it an integral part of treating anyone with back, knee, neck, hip, or ankle problems. My success rate in immediately correcting the leg length discrepancy and pelvic tilt is over 95%. And the correction is not temporary! It's probably the most remarkable discovery that I have come across in the application of Prolotherapy.
How does this technique work? I discovered a dysfunctional muscle pathway that travels from the foot up to the hip area. I believe that when this pathway becomes inadvertently and unknowingly damaged, the muscle groups in the leg contract the space between the leg and pelvis, thus tilting the pelvis and shortening the leg. As I mentioned, correction of this muscle problem will immediately restore the normal leg length and place the pelvis back onto a horizontal plane.
I strongly believe this is one of the most important problems to correct in patients with lower back pain, and will help to insure a complete and speedy recovery!
Dr. Greenberg is located at the Magaziner Center Prolotherapy New Jersey.


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I've just setup a radius server using multi-tech radius server 2.0, on a
WinXP SP2 machine
My users file has a demo user - it looks like:
user1 Auth-Type = Local, Password = "user1"
Service-Type = Framed-User,
Framed-Protocol = PPP,
Framed-IP-Address = 255.255.255.254,
Framed-Routing = None,
Framed-MTU = 1534,
Framed-Compression = Van-Jacobson-TCP-IP
Acct-Session-Time = 15
Session-Timeout = 15
The user, user1 isn't being dropped after 15s though.
It is authorizing, so it's contacting the radius server ok.
m0n0wall side, both the idle time out and hard timeout are blank. I was
assuming this sets them to unlimited, so then it wouldn't affect the user's
own settings?
What should I add/ remove from the Users file?
On 14 Mar 2006 at 11:00, Charles Scott wrote:
> Rob:
> If you're authenticating users by RADIUS then you can have radius pass a
> Session-Timeout reply item, which would set the user's session time in
> seconds. Of course RADIUS would have to know not to authenticate the user
> again without a new account or updating the current one. I believe you can
> also set the WISPr-Session-Terminate-Time now to specify the actual time
> they get bounced, but can't remember if I tested that.
> BTW, anyone know if there's a place one can go for a current list of
> RADIUS attributes for m0n0wall?
> Chuck
> On Tue, 14 Mar 2006 rob at nulwires dot co dot uk wrote:
> > I'm looking to use m0n0wall on my Hotspot controller as it does
> > everything I need, but in a lightweight package.
> >
> > The captive portal is great, however what I would like to know - is if
> > there is a way to make it so, once a user has had say, 1 hour of access
> > - they can't have anymore, without having a new account.
> >
> > I've noticed there is the expiry function on the usernames bit, but this
> > allows for 24 hour blocks as is on a day basis, instead of a hour basis.
> >
> > Has anyone got any ideas on how I can make the account expiration
> > feature more exact?
> >
> > Thanks in advance,
> > Rob.
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Colourful characters dressed in all manner of costumes gathered in Budock on Saturday for the annual village carnival procession.
Harry Potter, Luke Skywalker, Spiderman, Charlie Chaplin and characters from the movie Despicable Me, all made an appearance in the village.
St Keverne Band led the parade from the playing field where the judging had taken place down to Stephney Parc and back to the Trelowarren Arms where those taking part enjoyed a barbecue in last of the day's summer sunshine.
The carnival day marked the end of Budock Water's carnival week which had been kicked off the weekend before with a fun day, again held in the village playing field.
A host of other activities then took place throughout the week in the Trelowarren Arms, including a pasty and fuggan cake making competition, bingo, a euchre drive and music and general knowledge quiz.


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Guidelines for the Regulation of Teacher Accreditation Authorities (TAA)
for Non-government Schools and Early Childhood Education Centres
First Published October 2015 – Official Notice BOS 29/15
Revised December 2016 – Official Notice BOSTES 50/16
The Guidelines for the Regulation of Teacher Accreditation Authorities for Non-government Schools and Early Childhood Education Centres ('the TAA Guidelines') contain the rules of the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) for regulating teacher accreditation authorities under the Teacher Accreditation Act 2004 ('the TA Act').
Under the TA Act, a teacher accreditation authority ('TAA') is approved to accredit persons in accordance with Part 4 of the TA Act. Specifically, approval authorises a TAA to accredit, in accordance with Part 4 of the TA Act, persons at such levels of accreditation as may be determined by the Minister.
The TAA Guidelines provide NESA's requirements and process to be approved as a TAA under the TA Act.
The TAA Guidelines apply to TAAs for non-government schools and early childhood education centres ('ECECs') for making accreditation decisions at Proficient Teacher level.
The TAA Guidelines provide details about:
- the responsibilities of the Minister for Education and NESA in relation to the approval of TAAs
- the responsibilities of TAAs under the TA Act with regard to accreditation decisions at Proficient Teacher level
- the legislative basis for the approval of TAAs and NESA's regulatory framework
- the requirements to be complied with in order to be approved as a TAA
- the procedures for applying to be approved as a TAA
- NESA's regulatory processes in relation to TAA approval
- refusal of an application for approval, conditions of approval, suspension and revocation of approval of a TAA
- internal review of a recommendation to refuse, suspend or cancel the approval of a TAA
- other relevant information and a glossary.
The TAA Guidelines should be read in conjunction with the TA Act, the NSW Education Standards Authority Act 2013 ('the Authority Act') and the Education Act 1990 ('the Education Act').
With regard to government schools, the TA Act provides that the Secretary of the NSW Department of Education is the TAA, or such other person or body as may be approved for the time being by the Secretary under the TA Act. For this reason, the TAA for government schools is not subject to the approval processes described in the TAA Guidelines although similar requirements apply.
Also available are lists of the requirements in the form of a proforma checklist. TAAs may find the proforma helpful in planning for renewal of TAA approval.
Proforma for Document Audit for Teacher Accreditation Authorities (PDF)
Also available in Word format
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AN air commodore who was highly decorated for his service during the Second World War and was posted all over the world during his military career has died at the age of 102.
Robert Alfred Copsey Carter was born into a naval family in Portsmouth on September 15, 1910, and was brought up by his aunt and uncle when his parents went to Uganda.
Inspired by the Sopwith biplanes he saw operating from Fort Grange Airfield, Gosport, he decided on an RAF rather than naval career.
He won a scholarship to the RAF College at Cranwell, graduating as a pilot officer in 1932. He was posted to India on the North West Frontier on what is now the Pakistan-Afghanistan frontier, and also flew the Westland Wapiti two seater light bomber biplanes across India and to Burma.
By 1938 he had returned to the UK and was in command of DH82 "Queen Bee" pilotless aircraft at Weybourne in Norfolk. During the war he served in Bomber Command, 103 Squadron and 150 Squadron, becoming the Commanding Officer at RAF Grimsby.
A Distinguished Service Order in 1941 for daylight attacks on German warships at Brest and La Pallice, including the Scharnhorst, was followed by a Distinguished Flying Cross for attacks on Germany. He was twice mentioned in dispatches.
His contribution was recognized by the award of a Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath in 1956.
Following the war, in 1947, he was sent to the United States Armed Forces Staff College where he met his future wife Sally (known as Mimi) Peters from Virginia.
A second cousin of the film star Carole Lombard who married Clark Gable, Mimi served with the American Red Cross in the war, driving a truck and delivering doughnuts to American troops on the front line across Europe.
The couple returned to England in 1948 and in 1950 Air Cmdr Carter was posted as the chief instructor and later director of organisation at the Royal New Zealand Air Force School of Administration.
In 1953 the family moved back to England where Air Cmdr Carter was the Station Commander RAF Upwood Bomber Command (Lincolns and Canberras), then Senior Air Staff Officer Transport Command.
A posting to Germany was followed by retirement in 1964, when the couple settled in Whaddon.
Air Cmdr Carter died at Ashley Grange Nursing Home in Downton on November 10 and is survived by his three children, eight grandchildren, and six great grandchildren.
A funeral service will be held at Salisbury Crematorium on Wednesday, November 21 at 1pm.


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While the pilgrimage to Ivanhoe's Christmas lights draws thousands of Melburnians out of their homes, for John and Helen, it's a time to retreat to the back of the house and turn up the television.
"You become a prisoner in your own home, for really those 10 days," says Helen, 56, who has lived on The Boulevard in Ivanhoe for 35 years. But that's not to say the Christmas spirit isn't alive in the darkest house on Melbourne's best-lit street.
It's just that as the crowds have grown, so has the noise, litter and traffic.
Lisa Martin, cultural events officer at Banyule Council, says 20,000 to 25,000 sightseers visit the winding Boulevard on the three nights before Christmas.
It is the hours approaching midnight that have some residents on edge. "Now you've got all the ruffians, the hoons," Helen says.
And the lights stay on late, which encourages the crowds and traffic to linger longer. One resident, in her mid-80s, says the flashing lights that penetrate her front windows make her giddy.
Strangers have knocked on doors, asking to use the bathroom. Some homes have been burgled and rubbish is thrown into front gardens.
The council clean-up does not include collecting rubbish from private property, just the road and nature strip.
Although the residents who choose not to decorate save on the costs of tizzing up a house, it comes at a price.
"They get aggro, if they see you outside the house," Helen says. "I walked up last year, just to see the crowd, and the abuse I got (for not decorating)... things like 'you tight-arse' or 'scab'."
Ms Martin says about 70 per cent of residents light up their homes for four hours a night.
Annette Campese is among residents who revel in the tradition. She waited two years for a house on The Boulevard to come on the market, and now spends a couple of hundred dollars a year on decorations.
"If you can't have a white Christmas," she says, "why not decorate your house?" This year, the decorations include a nativity scene, Santas, elves and reindeer. And, yes, lights. Hundreds of them.
Further along the road, Perce Scoble, 88, has been lighting up his home for 44 years. He thinks this will be his last.
His plans for this year have been pared back - to just two Santas (one is a metre tall), a sleigh, metres of fairy lights and the odd herd of reindeer.
The front bedroom has also been vacated and stuffed with soft toys and lights.
Over the years he has had a few figurines ruined or stolen.
"They (thieves) drive you up the wall, sometimes," he says.
Four police are on duty and Banyule Council hires two portable toilets. The council has up to three staff supervising the mass of traffic each night. There's a coffee cart and an ice-cream van which doubles as a fund-raiser for the Ivanhoe Sea Scouts.
That's not to mention the additional entertainment, which this year includes an Italian choir, a brass band, a clarinet trio and gospel singers.
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"Any tax cut that big has to be based on those caps' not being lifted," says Branegan, "otherwise there�s not enough money left to provide for Medicare and Social Security. Both parties had as much as admitted that the caps were history this year and under this plan, they certainly are. This is just an accounting trick." Which is not to say that the spending caps are still necessary, or even a good idea, when there�s this much surplus to go around. But shenanigans like these �- from the party of small government, no less just gives Clinton more ammunition to pump the tax cut bill full of rhetorical holes, and claim the mantle of fiscal restraint for himself. The Republicans aren�t just passing a tax cut they can�t pay for, they�re using creative accounting to hide that reality. The GOP is always complaining that Bill Clinton steals their issues. This one they�re just giving away.
Would Price Waterhouse Approve of This?
Hear that? That�s the sound of fiscal conservatism, spinning in its grave. Faced with charges from the White House that an $800 billion tax cut is more than even this flush government can afford, Republicans instead of taming spending to make room for it are simply cooking the books. Monday, House GOPers declared $3 billion in routine funding for veterans health care to be an "emergency" measure, even though it�s hardly that a transparent dodge of the 1997 spending caps that helped balance the budget in the first place. TIME White House correspondent Jay Branegan says the Republicans will do whatever it takes to get a tax cut to President Clinton�s desk for the inevitable (and politically charged, they hope) veto. But this isn�t helping their credibility any.


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|UC Study Finds Younger Fathers More Likely to Put Family First
Date: June 15, 2000
By: Chris Curran
Phone: (513) 556-1806
Archive: Research News
Cincinnati -- Younger men are more family-oriented than older men, but workplaces are changing more slowly. These are the findings of an ongoing survey of Ohioans at the University of Cincinnati Kunz Center for the Study of Work & Family.
Each winter, working parents in Ohio are randomly selected to respond to the Kunz Center's "Survey of Ohio's Working Families." Looking at results from 1999 and 2000, men were divided into three age categories:
"There is some evidence that younger men are more supportive of women in the labor market than are older men," said David J. Maume Jr., UC sociologist, Kunz Center director and author of the Ohio study.
For example, among younger men, more than half (57 percent) agreed that "women should have the same job opportunities as a man," compared with 44 percent of mid-career men, and 37 percent of late-career men.
Moreover, one-fourth of younger men agreed "that husbands should be willing to move to another city if it will help his wife's career." In contrast, only 13 percent of mid-career men and 16 percent of older men agreed with that statement.
Among men in this sample, behavior is also consistent with their attitudes. When asked how often they brought work home, more than half of younger men (52 percent) said "never," compared with 47 percent of mid-career men and 40 percent of late-career men.
"Younger men were more likely to grow up in dual-earner households. As parents, they are more likely to leave work behind at the office, and support their wives' desire to pursue careers," said Maume.
While men may be changing, bosses place equal demands on younger and older men alike. For example, regardless of age, nearly half of all men agreed that "their careers would suffer if they [took] time away from work to spend more time with their families." Similarly about one-third of all men "frequently worked on weekends."
"This is a classic case of people changing faster than society's institutions. It will be interesting to see whether firms become more 'family-friendly' to accommodate men, or whether firms require men to adjust to organizational demands," Maume said.
There is also some evidence that the change in men's commitment to family is still incomplete. When asked how much they contribute to routine household chores (cooking, cleaning, grocery shopping, washing dishes and laundry), younger and older men alike did about 25-30 percent of these chores. That figure has not changed since the Ohio study began in 1998, noted Maume.
More than 1,000 Ohio residents responded to a survey the Kunz Center mailed to randomly selected parents in 1999 and 2000. Half the respondents were men. The margin of error is plus or minus 7 percent.


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In a previous "Trouble-Finder" column, I reported that the Los Angeles City Council seems willing to cut city services, but unwilling to cut 200 exempt council aides they've employed. Today's column on the Mayor's Office exposes the potentially corrupt use of exempt employees.
Now, determining the size of the mayor's workforce and tracking his expenditures can be frustrating. One cannot be sure which, if any, of the available statistics are credible. Consider: The current city budget declares that the Mayor's Office is authorized to fill 93 positions. Yet, an official report from the city controller indicates that the mayor's workforce is more than twice that big.
According to the controller's report on "exempt positions and compensations," the mayor controls an exempt workforce which includes 16 deputy mayors, 2 chiefs of staff, 1 chief administrative assistant, 1 legislative representative, 1 chief legislative representative, and 180 mayoral aides.
But how are all those 201 exempt employees paid? According to the current city budget, the Mayor's Office received a $7,904,807 appropriation for salaries. That's hardly sufficient to pay a workforce of 201 employees. Moreover, according to the controller's report, 29 of the 180 mayoral aides are described as "grant reimbursed." Together, those 29 employees are paid $1,837,418. At that rate, the mayor would need a salaries appropriation of over $12,000,000! The question is, where's the mayor getting the money to pay all his employees?
The figures just don't add up! Nor does it make sense that city management — the mayor and the council — pursue their plan to reduce city services by cutting 4,000 civil service jobs out of next year's budget while protecting exempt employees who were hired — NOT TO SERVE THE PEOPLE OF LOS ANGELES, BUT TO SERVE THE OFFICIALS WHO APPOINT THEM!
It's time for Mayor Villaraigosa to tell the truth about his excessive reliance on exempt positions. It's time he proves the work his aides do actually serves a legitimate public purpose — that it benefits the people of Los Angeles. It's time for the mayor to explain how his aides are selected, what, exactly, they are assigned to do, and how their work is supervised and appraised. And it's time for the mayor to explain how his aides' salaries are determined, where the money comes from, and why aides should be protected while city services and the workers who provide those services are cut out of the budget.
And while Mayor Villaraigosa explains his use of exempt aides, maybe he'd also be willing to comment on what may be called "GAS" in the current city budget. In each of the city's budgetary departments, "general administration & support" includes, among other expenditures, the compensation of the department head and his/her assistants. The following figures were taken randomly from the controller's report; they suggest another way to cut the budget WITHOUT cutting city services!
General Manager Animal Services—$170,000; Asst GM Animal Services—$159,147
Superintendent of Building—$211,994; 3 Deputy Superintendents of Building—$496,170
City Administrative Officer—$256,803; 3 Assistant CAOs—$541,652
General Manager Personnel Department—$220,284; 3 Assist Gen Managers—$496,170
General Manager Information Technology Agency—$241,122; 4 Assist GMs—$671,035


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2013 Golden Gods Fallen Heroes Video: Remembering the Rockers We Recently Lost
The biggest names in hard-rock and heavy-metal gathered at Club Nokia in Los Angeles May 2, 2013, for the fifth annual Revolver Golden Gods Award Show. During the event, Revolver paid tribute to some of the fallen heroes of the heavy-music community. Now you can watch the video below. Rest in peace.
Download the track "Always" from the Killswitch Engage's album Disarm the Descent here.
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Join us at 8:30 p.m. each Wednesday in the Witherspoon Maple Room when school is in session.
The Westminster FCA chapter of this national organization was organized in 1969 with the purpose of confronting athletes and coaches with the challenge and adventure of serving Christ. FCA meetings feature talks given by professional athletes, student athletes, coaches and fans. Everyone is invited to attend.
If you have any questions please contact any member of the Leadership Team: Garrett Ashbaugh, Brittany Mavrich, Vanessa Restifo, Max Ungerman and Advisors: Brad Tokar & Tom Rapchak.
Meetings are held at 6 p.m. each Wednesday in the Watto Room, McKelvey Campus Center during the semester.
Open to ALL students, the Newman Club is a club of Catholic culture and Catholic fellowship. If you have any questions please contact any member of the Leadership Team: Madison Gallucci, Michael Angiolelli, Matthew Benzenhoefer, Fr. Michael Peck (advisor), and Jesse Mann (advisor).
Join us at 9 p.m. each Tuesday in the Berlin Student Lounge when school is in session.
Founded in 1998, Seekers creates a fellowship based on God's guidance through His word and prayer, which helps students grow in their faith by looking beyond themselves through building relationships and serving others. Seekers provides a youth group atmosphere with music and guest speakers. If you have any questions please contact any member of the Leadership Team: Audrey Nickle, Nick Caiazza, Alyssia Cochran, John Garrison (advisor), and Mike Spicuzza (advisor).
Join us at 8 p.m. on Monday in the Chapel.
The Gospel Choir, a non-audition choir open to all students and staff, is under the direction of Manny Henderson. The Choir participates in Vesper Services, travels to area churches to participate in worship and records a CD annually. The group takes a spring break concert tour. New members are always welcome! For more information, please feel free to contact a member of the Leadership Team: Jordyn Kee, Brendan Messner, Samantha Connell, Mike Peters and Manny Henderson (director).
The Chapel has a Praise Teams that participates in worship. The Second Chance Praise Team participates in Sunday night Open Door Worship (Vespers) and they rehearse every Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Chapel with warm ups on Sunday at 5 p.m. If you have a background in praise music plan to join one or both of the teams. For more information please feel free to student leader: Katie Nicholson or Rev. Jim Mohr (advisor).
The Chapel has a Handbell Choir and is under the direction of Gina Vance. The Handbell Choir participates in Sunday night Open Door Worship (Vespers) several times during the year. The Choir rehearses once a week in the Chapel, and the rehearsals are determined by the group. If you have a background in handbells or would like to learn come and join us. For more information, contact Gina Vance.
Choose from a number of different topics and meeting times. Groups form each semester for study and fellowship -- please contact the Chapel Office for an updated listing or contact Rev. Jim Mohr if you are interested in forming a Small Group or Bible Study.
Bible Studies and Small Groups will be forming when classes resume in September - check back for updates
Small Groups are always being developed and are listed below when groups are being offered. Please return at a later date to view additional Small Group studies being offered. If you are interested, but need information about starting a Small Group contact Rev. Jim Mohr (College Chaplain) or If you would like to offer a Small Group opportunity please contact the Chapel Office to share the information about your Small Group so that the Chapel Office may include it in this posting and in other Chapel Office resources.
Special Worship Opportunities 2016–2017
Wondering Wandering Worship
Ever wonder what worship is like in a cathedral, at a synagogue, or in a mosque? What's the difference between the way Presbyterians and Baptists worship, or Lutherans and an African American congregation? How about a small church or a non-denominational church? How about Catholic mass and a Taize service or a new church development and an emergent church? How about a visit to a mosque and your home place of worship? On the second and fourth weekends of each month, normally on a Sunday morning, we will leave campus and wander (make our way) to places of worship around Western PA and Eastern Ohio to learn about worship and faith traditions from leaders at the particular places of worship, spend time with the worshipping community, then debrief on the way home as we stop for lunch or a snack. Some weeks we will go on Friday or Saturday evening as that is when particular communities worship. One week we will travel to Pittsburgh to a Taize service on Wednesday evening. If interested contact the Chapel Office at (724-946-7117) and watch for travel dates and locations.
Sunday, September 18, 2016 – Hot Metal Bridge Faith Community (Pittsburgh, PA)
Depart campus at 9:30 a.m., return to campus by 2:30 p.m.
Wednesday, October 12, 2016 - East Liberty Presbyterian Church - Taize Prayer Service (Pittsburgh, PA)
Depart campus at 4:30 p.m., return to campus by 10 p.m.
Sunday, November 6, 2016 – Victory Christian Center (Coitsville, OH)
Depart campus at 9:30 a.m., return to campus by 1:30 p.m.
We are continually adding speakers and events to your Campus Ministry program. Please return periodically to view our schedule of speakers and/or events.
Sunday, February 12 at 7 p.m., Wallace Memorial Chapel Sean Swarner '97, 30th Annual Christy Lecture Series speaker
Sunday, March 5 at 7 p.m., Wallace Memorial Chapel Steve Mosley presents "The Chosen Garment"
Speakers to be scheduled – dates and times are as follows:
Monday, September 19, 2016 - 8 p.m., Berlin Lounge
Monday, October 24, 2016 - 8 p.m., Berlin Lounge
Monday, November 14, 2016 - 8 p.m., Berlin Lounge


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NWHM President's Council
American Association of University Women
Susan E. Danish
Rev. Eleana Garrett
General Electric
Dorothy Wooldridge Gram
Shannon Graving
Gretchen E. Green, MD, MMS
Marsha Guerrein, MD
Elissa Fisher Harris
Heidi C. Horner
Mari Snyder Johnson
Marcia MacArthur
Lynne O'Brien
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9/11 Truth Saturates The Hague After Previous Attempts to Stifle Speech
JonesReport.com | September 17, 2007
Truth action in The Hague, Netherlands saturated the downtown area with flyers, signs and a number of demonstrators surrounding the sixth anniversary of the September 11 attacks.
Demonstrators wore bright, colorful t-shirts raising awareness about 9/11 truth and handed out DVDs to masses of people.
These 9/11 Truth demonstrations come less than a month after three demonstrators were hassled by police in The Hague for wearing 9/11 truth shirts and prohibited from continuing.
Edward Greve told the Alex Jones Show in August that he and two friends were "kicked off the streets" by a group of police officers who insisted that they needed permits to wear their bright yellow t-shirts reading "Heronderzoek 9/11" or "Investigate 9/11." Greve said that, while two of the three officers were even sympathetic to 9/11 truth, the third officer was "a bit more rough and tried to intimidate us with fines to leave the scene immediately."
"The rougher of the three even commanded that we take off our shirts and throw away the sign... the other two realized this was unreasonable and allowed us to walk back to the train station - so long as we kept the sign low to the ground and not high enough to be read," Greves said.
The previous assault on free speech in the Netherlands has apparently back-fired as the demonstrators have now expanded in number and continue to spread questions about the truth of the attacks to more and more people worldwide.


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MusclePharm (OTCQB:MSLP) is a small cap company with big aspirations. The company sells its product in more than 110 countries through 35,000 retail outlets and more than 100 online retailers. MusclePharm operates in the growing sports supplement business, which has seen annual growth of 6 to 10%. With expected market growth of 6 to 9% and several key catalysts, the stock looks to be a long term buy.
Tiger Woods Deal
The big story for MusclePharm was the company's sponsorship deal with Tiger Woods, one of the biggest names in all of sports. MusclePharm is now the exclusive sponsor of Tiger's golf bag. The company will also use Woods in advertisements and commercials. The fine print says Woods will be paid $5 million in MusclePharm shares and also receive royalties on branded products.
Tiger Woods now joins a small list of MusclePharm endorsed athletes. On that list is Laron Landry, Colin Kaepernick, Chady Dunmore, Eric Decker, and Cory Gregory. Those names aren't all instantly recognizable, but is the start of a push into professional sports through endorsements. Along with Tiger Woods, the other big name is Arnold Schwarenegger. MusclePharm has a whole line of products sold under the Arnold brand. MusclePharm also has deals with the UFC and USA Wrestling.
FitMiss: "Strong is the New Sexy"
Along with the focus on male workout products, MusclePharm also has its FitMiss line that continues to see strong entry in retail and a growing market. FitMiss was launched in 2013 and has 8 products on the market with more coming later this year. The company recently signed an endorsement deal with Jen Selter. Selter is a fitness model and motivator. She will no doubt be a driving face behind the FitMiss brand. While Selter may not be a super famous name to people reading this, she has a huge presence on social media and the power to drive sales for brands. Selter has 2.1 million Facebook followers, 579,000 Twitter followers, and over 3.6 million Instagram followers. According to AdRants, she has also been approached by Nike, Lululemon, and New Balance.
In 2013, MusclePharm filed a trademark for the "Dropz" brand. This item has been talked about a lot, but with Tiger's endorsement, the brand could soon be a huge driving force for MusclePharm. As mentioned above, Woods will receive royalties on branded products. Could he in fact be the name behind Dropz?
During the first quarter earnings call, MusclePharm said it would launch Dropz in late third quarter or early fourth quarter. The product is an energy product through a partnership with ChromaDexx. Dropz are "crystalized caffeine that allows you to get a safer way of getting the energy". The company says the product is safe and also has no crash that normal energy drinks have. During the first earnings call, the company hinted at wanting to have one athlete to focus solely on promotion of Dropz, with other endorsees also promoting the product. Tiger could in fact be that name since he fits this, "I would say you could look forward to something in the next 90 days we will be announcing who that partner will be with MusclePharm to address the Dropz line.
New GNC Deal
On Tuesday, MusclePharm announced an extended deal with GNC (NYSE:GNC). The new deal will give MusclePharm a dedicated wall inside more than 4000 corporate owned GNC stores in the United States. This new promotional effort will begin in the third quarter and is also expected to strongly promote the company's FitMiss line. During its first quarter earnings call, MusclePharm hinted at further expansion by saying GNC represented less than 5% of total company sales.
Strong Financials and Growing International Sales
In the recent first quarter, total sales grew 123% to $50.2 million. Earnings per share came in at a positive $0.23, as the company approaches its first year of profitability. The stellar revenue increase was led by international sales of $17.2 million, which was an increase of 176% from the prior year. International sales made up 34.3% of first quarter sales, up from 27.7% in the first quarter of last year.
International sales continue to be a focus for MusclePharm and a reason for further bullishness. Some of the highlights pointed out in the first quarter for international sales were:
· Furthered international expansion through strategic distributor/retailer model and built to order new product introductions in Australia, Brazil, and European Union.
· Expanded relationship with Costco to now include four countries: Australia, Canada, South Korea, and United States.
MusclePharm is guiding for full year revenue in a range of $165 to $175 million. The company sees a profit of $0.41 to $0.51 per share for the full fiscal year. Yahoo Finance lists consensus revenue estimates at $175.2 million, representing full year growth of 58%. In fiscal 2015, the estimate rises to $201.8 million, year over year growth of 15.2%. Earnings per share are estimated at $0.15 and $0.97 for the current and next fiscal years respectively. One of the keys for growing profits is incredible rising profit margins. Back in 2011, profit margins were only 13.8%. That number rose to 21.4% in 2012, 29.9% in 2012, and is expected to hit 33% in fiscal 2014.
Shares of MusclePharm have traded between $6.16 and $13.11 over the last fifty two weeks. Shares now trade close to the $11 range and have seen a strong rise over the last year. The company still sports a relatively thin market capitalization of $126 million, which represents a price to sales ratio of 0.7 from the mid-range $170 million expected this fiscal year. A price of $11 also gives share a price to earnings of 24 based on this fiscal year and 11 based on next year's estimates of $0.97 per fiscal year.
MusclePharm does come with risks as it competes as a supplemental item that can easily be cut out of diets and budgets. The company also faces competition from other companies. MusclePharm is also becoming reliant on getting shelf space in retail, although the new GNC deal is diversifying its reliance on any single company.
The mentioned catalysts above along with the future listing on a national exchange are all ways for shares to continue their breakout. This is a long term play stock that should be in portfolios of patient investors.
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HBI International claims the government agency overstepped its bounds by including separately sold rolling papers.
WASHINGTON -- BBK Tobacco & Foods, doing business as HBI International, filed a federal lawsuit last week seeking to overturn the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) ban on flavored cigarette rolling papers sold in separate packages, according to the National Association of Tobacco Outlets (NATO).
The company is seeking to protect its brands, namely Juicy Jays and Skunk, according to a company representative quoted by the association.
In this suit, BBK Tobacco claims the new FDA law that bans flavored cigarettes and the components does not mention that the ban extends to flavored cigarette rolling papers packaged separately.
BBK Tobacco said in a Courthouse News Service report the FDA is trying to "expand its authority to regulate cigarettes containing 'characterizing flavors' under the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act."
It noted the law states the ban covers "a cigarette or any of its component parts (including the tobacco, filter or paper)," but allegedly does not specify flavored papers that are sold separately. The company also notes the ban's definition of cigarette includes products that contain tobacco, and flavored paper sold separately does not include tobacco, and therefore should not be included in the ban, according to the report.
In addition, sales of flavored papers comprise a "significant portion" of annual profits for BBK Tobacco, and the ban has had a "devastating impact" on its business. The company seeks an order declaring U.S. agencies "have no authority to regulate flavored papers sold separately under the act," and an injunction blocking the government from banning the papers, the report stated.
Another tobacco company, Kretek Intl., the importer and distributor of the Djarum cigar brand, also filed a suit last month against the FDA, following what it claimed was the FDA's intention to exceed its legislative authority to regulate flavored cigarettes by banning other tobacco products as well.
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Exactly why is Peppa Pig So Popular
The truly amazing success is due to the cartoon series which isn't complicated. Peppa is a young female piglet who lived with Mummy Pig, Daddy Pig and little brother George. The family get up to lots of adventures, absolutely nothing to exciting, and they frequently finish all splashing around in muddy puddles.
It is primarily the very simplicity and easy to follow style of the cartoons which are loved by the younger children and oldsters alike. The stories are truthful and properly told and really funny.
Essentially, the pigs are a typical British family residing in a nice little detached house and luxuriate in gardening and other very innocent pursuits. The merchandise that has evolved from the television series covers DVD's, toys, book, playsets, and clothing. These have, until now, been rather expensive for the US market as they were shipped over in the UK.
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PORTLAND, June 5, 2013 — Today Meyer Memorial Trust – one of Oregon's largest private foundations – announced four community meetings in the Columbia Gorge and eastern Oregon from Monday, June 24th to Thursday, June 27th, 2013.
Meyer Memorial Trust Program Officer Sally Yee will appear at these events to provide advice about seeking grants from Meyer Memorial Trust and to collect information about the needs of nonprofits and communities in the area.
The Two Way Street Tour (TWST) program began in 2007 to increase the foundation's outreach efforts to help nonprofit organizations better understand the foundation and its programs as well as to help MMT learn more about the communities and organizations it serves.
Through May 2013, MMT staff had held meetings in 80 communities in 34 counties throughout Oregon and southwest Washington. MMT reports on the meetings on its website: http://www.mmt.org/category/blog-type/program-officers/twst.
"These TWST meetings are one way we create an on-going dialogue with our communities to better understand the issues and challenges they face and learn about the wide range of approaches they have taken to address their needs," Meyer Memorial Trust CEO Doug Stamm said. "We hope these meetings encourage conversation, networking and sharing resources and ideas among community groups."
The complete June 2013 schedule:
Monday, June 24th
Hood River
Columbia Gorge Community College – Indian Creek Campus, Room 311
1730 College Way
Contact: Michelle McGrath
Tuesday, June 25
Port of Morrow
Riverfront Center – Wells Springs Room
2 Marine Drive
Contact: Dori
Wednesday, June 26
La Grande
La Grande Public Library
2006 Fourth Street
Contact: Gabriela Comacho
Thursday, June 27
Community Connection
702 NW 1st Street
Contact: Lisa Dawson
Meyer Memorial Trust represents the personal philanthropy of Fred G. Meyer, established from his estate in 1982. MMT works with and invests in organizations, ideas and efforts that contribute to a flourishing and equitable Oregon. Since 1982 it has invested more than $580 million in Oregon and Clark County, Washington. More information at www.mmt.org.


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BUIES CREEK, N.C. – Campbell moved to 3-0 in CU Invitational play, defeating Delaware 9-2 and Manhattan 7-4 Saturday at Jim Perry Stadium.
Campbell (6-1) totaled 22 hits in its two games Saturday, posting 10 against Delaware (1-4), followed by another 12 to top Manhattan (1-2). Manhattan also defeated Delaware 7-2 in Saturday's opener.
The trio of Danny Pardo, Matt Nadolski and Brooks Borders paced the Camels against the Blue Hens with two hits apiece. Pardo and Borders each scored twice, while Nadolski drove in a run in the Campbell win.
The Camels broke open a scoreless game in the bottom of the third, registering four hits, including Sam Rector's leadoff double, and capitalizing on three Blue Hen errors, scoring six runs while sending 10 men to the plate.
Senior Hector Cedano moved to 2-0 with the win, pitching six frames with four hits, two strikeouts and a walk. Landon Tilley tossed the final inning, allowing one hit, while Travis Long bridged the gap, allowing two runs on three hits.
UD's Dan Gatto (1-1) took the loss, allowing seven runs, two earned, on seven hits with three strikeouts and a walk in 6 2/3 innings pitched. Taylor Mahoney also allowed a pair of runs, one earned, on a hit with three walks in 1 1/3.
In the nightcap, Campbell held a 2-1 edge before breaking through for a five-run fifth, sparked by Pardo's second triple of the game. The Camels scored each of their fifth inning runs with two outs, and posted consecutive base hits from Kyle Leady, Elijah Trail and Will Albertson.
Andrew Witczak (1-0) earned his first collegiate win, pitching 5 1/3 with three runs on seven hits with three strikeouts and two walks. Ryan Koopman, a senior from Tipp City, Ohio, recorded his first save of the season, finishing out the game's final 3 2/3 with a run, three strikeouts and a walk.
Pardo went 3-for-4 with two more runs and a RBI, while Kyle Prats scored once and went 2-for-4.
The Campbell Invitational wraps up tomorrow with the tournament's final two games, featuring Manhattan against Delaware at noon, followed by the Camels vs. Delaware. After tournament play, Campbell heads to Cary, N.C. on Wednesday to take on Missouri at the USA Baseball National Training Complex.


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Revved Up and Soldier's Dancer, who staged a stirring stretch battle in the Bonnie Heath Turf Cup at Calder Race Course one month ago, square off again in the $200,000 W.L. McKnight Handicap (gr. IIT) Dec. 15.
Revved Up and Soldier's Dancer, who staged a stirring stretch battle in the Bonnie Heath Turf Cup at Calder Race Course one month ago, square off again in the $200,000 W.L. McKnight Handicap (gr. IIT) Dec. 15.
One of these days, 9-year-old gelding Revved Up will have had enough. But based on recent performances, that time is nowhere in the near future. The Live Oak Plantation homebred is the favorite in the $300,000 Sky Classic Stakes (Can-IIT) Sept. 23, a 1 3/8-mile test on the Woodbine turf that will include 11 challengers, seven of them geldings.
Seven horses, including four Sovereign Award winners, lock horns in the Eclipse Stakes (Can-III), one of 10 races on a special holiday Monday program at Woodbine.
Favored Shillelagh Slew made a strong case as Canada's champion 3-year-old in 2006 with a dominating 7 1/4-length win in Sunday's $179,278 Ontario Derby (Can-III) on the all-weather track at Woodbine.
Stronach Stables' Royal Challenger rallied from last to first to win Sunday's $500,000 Breeders' Stakes, the third jewel of Canada's Triple Crown on the Woodbine turf course.
Shillelagh Slew will attempt to win his second Canadian Triple Crown event in a row on Sunday in the $500,000 Breeders' Stakes, a 12-furlong event over Woodbine's E.P. Taylor Turf Course.
Stronach Stable and jockey Todd Kabel have appealed separately to the Ontario Racing Commission the Fort Erie stewards decision to disqualify Malakoff from Sunday's $500,000 Prince of Wales.
Queen's Plate winner Edenwold is the 5-2 morning line favorite entered for the $500,000 Prince of Wales Stakes, the second leg of the Canadian Triple Crown at Fort Erie Sunday.
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Raymond Karczewski (email@example.com) wrote:
ss: > Ray, it's believed here that using the intellect can be a way to realize the truth. Read through this: Wisdom of the Infinite
rk: Scott, there is a reason my writings are not welcome in most venues on the Internet. I don't preach. I don't argue. I don't pander to beliefs. I don't condition. You might ask what the hell do I do on the Internet?
rk: I NEGATE illusion. When Illusion is negated -- TRUTH IS!!
rk: You see, Scott, damn near everyone who participates on these newsgroups/forums live in the "la la land" of mind conditioning/mind control and are damned proud of it. They will defend their thoughts to the death if necessary.
rk: Such adhesion to thought may be called any number of things, such as education, training, social architecture, etc; but it can clearly be SEEN via DIRECT PERCEPTION, DIVINE AWARENESS, that such belief-ridden environment is limited, divisive, and opposing by its very nature.
rk: When one is subjected to such conditioning through such dead methodology, one is living a life not based in nondualistic Truth, LOVE, but in dualistic illusion, HYPOCRISY. Reality based in one's filtered intellectual thought can be partially true, but it can NEVER BE HOLISTIC TRUTH.
rk: Most civilized human beings are content to "go along to get along." They adhere to the herd mentality. They want to meld in with the masses and do not want to stand alone.
rk: Conditioned by outer authority, conditioned human beings allow "belief" to be set as the cornerstone of their lives. Have you not heard the one about the "Sins of the Fathers shall be visited upon their sons"? That is the nature of the ORIGINAL SIN of man. When man FELL FROM GRACE of DIRECT PERCEPTION through DIVINE AWARENESS, he fell into the abyss of Intellectual thought. Sin is merely a Contradiction in Essence. When one LIVES in SIN, one lives in contradiction, opposition, division and confustion. In other words, one lives in their mind.
rk: The highly intellectual adepts have POWER over the less intellectually inclined. They make up the Blind who lead the Blind in an Intellectually-ruled HELL ON EARTH. They have sold their WHOLENESS for the promise of being "gods" in their own right.
rk: The perks of such a Satanic sellout can be seen by the spiritually sighted as worldly wealth, status, power, position and an "air conditioned office in Hell" while the lowbie slaves swelter in the depths of hell. Many are satisfied with that. Few are not. It is the few who resonate with Christ Consciousness, Divine AWARENESS at-one with TRUTH.
rk: Such a man/woman sticks out like a "sore thumb" in any Satanic Conditioned Society. The masses are comfortable in worshipping empty beliefs, but the unadorned TRUTH makes them very uncomfortable. It has been said that such men/women who bring Truth to their ignorant brothers and sisters are either worshipped or killed. Some are killed and then their MEMORY is worshipped. Such is the MYTH OF CHRISTIANITY. It rules the minds of millions, does it not?
rk: The "What IS," TRUTH, is nondualistic in its energy. It is wholistic (holy). It can only be grasped through nondualistic AWARENESS in the living moment of NOW.
rk: All thought is based in the AFTERMOMENT of reflection. It is timebound, dualistic and opposing in nature, based in conceptualization and imaginative ideation. One can see that thought is PAROCHIAL in nature, and resonates with the conflicting energy of the "LIVING DEAD."
rk: Scott, you use the word "believed." Belief is a result of such conditioned mindset imposed through remote mind control. Belief is a thought, a reflection of that reality, indirectly perceived as Truth. It is memory based, therefore of the past. The past is a Dead Thing.
rk: Those who live in the past have been called the "Living Dead," The blind who lead the blind. Belief, being a reflection of Truth, CAN NEVER be Truth, yet that is the mechanism with which the masses can be manipulated and controlled through remote Satanic mind control. Belief is, and always has been *the Lazy Man's Truth.*
ss: When the answers found in Wisdom of the Infinite are applied to a person's waking life,
rk; I assure you, Scott, a person's waking life is the well entrenched hypnotic trance which keeps the average individual SOUND ASLEEP. How else could the few rule and sacrifice so many via the satanic mechanisms of WAR, POWER, REDISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH, INSTITUTIONALIZED SLAVERY, ETC.?
rk: No, Scott. You cannot LEARN that which I am speaking of. You must simply OPEN YOUR EYES and see it. Turn off the "automatic pilot" of Intellect which has enabled you to fly blind. Open your eyes and fly by the seat of your pants. That, Scott, is the difference between thought and AWARENESS.
rk: Christ's message was simple. My message is simple. BE QUIET. Die to the Intellect and be Reborn of the Spirit of Infinite Intelligence. Then live you life guided by the hand of God -- infinite Intelligence. DO NOT LIE, CHEAT, STEAL, OR INITIATE HARM TO ANOTHER. LOVE ALL AS YOU LOVE YOURSELF -- THEN SCREW MAN'S RULES. Such simplicity is beyond the ken of INTELLECT.
ss: the barriers to truth are gradually broken down (the ego, habits, false beliefs, damaging emotions)...and eventually the intellect isn't needed, because there is only truth.
- Scott
rk; Why screw around with the methodoloty then? END THE NOISE NOW, THIS VERY MOMENT, AND THE RESURRECTION OF DIVINE AWARENESS IS YOURS.


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Editorial: In broadband race, USA is not No. 1
In 2004, upon hearing that the U.S. ranked 10th in the percentage of people with broadband service, President Bush declared, "Tenth is 10 spots too low."
OPPOSING VIEW: America is not falling behind
Commenting on a study five years later, President Obama said: "To even say the words that the United States of America has now descended to 19th place in the world is unconscionable."
Alas, poor us. The nation that invented the personal computer, television, the cellphone, the smart phone and — oh yes — the Internet, lags in creatively using all these things. In both land-line and mobile broadband, America is, at best, mediocre when measured on a variety of metrics such as penetration rates, Internet speeds and price.
Why? The simple answer is that other countries have policies that promote competition and innovation. In contrast, policies here have allowed a few dominant players that control the least interesting parts of the broadband landscape (the cables and the wireless spectrum) to dominate.
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As part of this page's occasional series looking at opportunities for the U.S. to benefit from successes abroad, we look today at the way broadband works in South Korea.
According to a study last year by Harvard's Berkman Center for Internet & Society, 94% of South Korean households had land-line broadband service, compared with half in the USA. The Korean cities of Busan and Seoul had the world's fastest download times, while no American city finished in the top 20. Koreans also enjoyed better mobile broadband service. And in the case of both land line and mobile, Koreans generally paid less than Americans.
The benefits this brings are far-reaching: easy access to all manner of content on portable devises, efficient business transactions, and plans for exotic services that stand to revolutionize fields such as health and education.
Part of South Korea's success can be explained by its dense population, which makes it more economically feasible for companies to deploy attractive services. But that only goes so far. South Korea is miles ahead of even comparably populated parts of the U.S.
The reasons are not mysterious: South Korea has made broadband a national priority, mandating deployment and in some cases giving private companies incentives to build out. It has also prevented major players from monopolizing their businesses, encouraging competition and innovation. In South Korea, consumers can get broadband service from a cable or telecom company. But they may also choose among myriad independent providers that are given access to the physical infrastructure. This competition keeps prices down and the quality of service high.
If the U.S. were to take a similar tack, it would be a return to the way things once were. In the years of dial-up, phone and Internet service were two distinct things, with consumers getting multiple choices for the latter. A sweeping 1996 telecommunications law envisioned that state of affairs continuing after the move to broadband.
But over time, cable and telecom companies worked the courts and Congress to make sure that this competitive world would never come to be. Today, in much of the country, consumers have little choice but to get their land-line service from a cable TV company, if they can get it at all. Wireless is a bit better. But the market has remained a near duopoly, with none of the smaller players emerging as a strong competitor to AT&T and Verizon.
All this poses a problem. Being less connected than other countries in an age of information and technology could put the U.S. economy at a competitive disadvantage. If nothing else, this much seems certain: Presidents Bush and Obama won't be the last to bemoan the state of American broadband.
This is the fifth in an occasional series of editorials on lessons from abroad. View prior editorials atideasfromafar.usatoday.com.
Middle of the pack
Despite having invented the Internet, the U.S. was not on top in a 2009 Harvard ranking of 30 countries for broadband availability and usage:
1. South Korea
2. Iceland
3. Sweden
4. Denmark
5. Finland
6. Japan
7. Luxemburg
8. Norway
9. United Kingdom
10. Switzerland
17. United States
Source: Berkman Center for Internet & Society
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At first glance, the group that toured UC Merced earlier this week looked like typical students visiting campus for the first time. But they weren't here to enjoy the scenery. There were looking at ways to get more power to the people – renewable power.
Twenty-six students from seven universities in California and Denmark came to UC Merced as part of the 2009 LoCal Renewable Energy Summer Research Program. The program, now in its second year, was developed to allow students to collaborate on and study renewable energy solutions in an interdisciplinary format.
UC Merced's participation in the LoCal program highlights another example of how as the first American research university of the 21st century, UC Merced is collaborating with other institutions, researchers and resources to collectively find solutions that will benefit not only the San Joaquin Valley and California but the world.
The four-week intensive program, which started last week and continues through Aug. 21, allows participants to see state-of-the-art, industrial-scale renewable energy systems up close. This year's focus is on solar, geothermal, wind and biofuel energy sources.
Six UC Merced students participated in last year's program and traveled to Denmark with professor Roland Winston to learn about that country's use of wind power. This summer, Danish students – along with other scholars from UC Santa Cruz and UC Davis – are in California to learn about emerging renewable energy technologies being developed in the Golden State.
UC Merced graduate student Uday Bali and undergraduate Kevin Rico, who both traveled to Denmark for last summer's program, organized the group's visit to Merced. The two packed a number of presentations, tours, lectures and field trips into four days.
Initially, the California trip was to include visits only to UC Davis and UC Santa Cruz. But the UC Merced students who traveled to Denmark last year presented such a strong group project, organizers amended this year's agenda to include the system's newest campus.
During a trip to Winston's lab at Castle Facilities, the students witnessed a high-concentration solar photovoltaic device developed by Winston and his research team. The group heard how Winston came up with the design and how it will be used to generate electricity and provide solar daylighting effectively and inexpensively.
In another session, the group learned about UC Merced's commitment to be the greenest university in the United States – and a model for others to follow – by designing and constructing sustainable buildings that meet the U.S. Green Building Council's LEED™ certification standards.
The group also took a trip to Joseph Gallo Farms in Atwater to view the dairy farm's methane digester, which converts manure into electricity.
Not all presentations were about science. The group also heard from Bill Andersen, assistant director of the Alliance Small Business Development Center, which is part of the UC Merced SBDC Regional Network. Andersen discussed possibilities of turning ideas into viable business ventures. Part of the LoCal program is designed to cover economic opportunities that can be developed around renewable energy technologies.
Morten Vanggaard, a mechanical engineering graduate student at Technical University of Denmark, said it was interesting and informative to see UC Merced's research and projects involving alternative renewable energy. Bali said the students asked lots of questions and took notes to help boost their knowledge.
After leaving UC Merced, the students headed to UC Davis where they will spend the next several days, then to UC Santa Cruz for the program's final week.


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About the Book
I first had the opportunity to travel in Asia when I was an exchange student in Thailand in 2002. I boarded an airplane to Thailand, by way of Taipei. As I descended the stairs to the tarmac at Don Muang Airport, the feeling of the air that clung to me let me know that I had arrived in a country that was not Japan.
From the window of the minivan that took me from the airport to the town center, I looked out on the thick clouds, the cluster of glass high-rise buildings, the gold colored Buddhist temples, the continuous wave of cars… These sights are burned into my memory even today.
Even after returning to Japan, the lingering flavor of my former life in Thailand was like a magnet. Just as the needle of a compass points north, whenever I had time off, my body naturally started gravitating to the south. As extended trips were difficult for me due to my job, however, I never felt when traveling as great an emotion with respect to the places I visited than I had in the past, nor was I interested in pursuing a documentary rooted in the lifestyle of the local people.
I flew by plane, sailed by ship, transferred by bus, was picked up by cabs, visited sightseeing spots, enjoyed markets, found the sea, and got lost in alleys. Whether it was people or scenery, I saw the heat of Asia behind the physical subjects. Following my instincts, I enjoyed the continually changing brilliance, taking snapshots that reflected unpredictable possibilities.
Looking back on it, from 2008 to 2013, I travelled intermittently through eight countries, photographing each. First Thailand, then Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, India, Myanmar, Laos, and Singapore.
A voyage in the tropics for me is equivalent to an ever changing kaleidoscope, without beginning or end. Perhaps the lingering flavor of the tropics remains with me still, but for now, I would like to contain it in the form of this "Nangoku-Kaleido (Tropical Kaleidoscope)".
- Noboru Taguchi
About the Creator
1980 Born in Nagaoka in Niigata, Japan. Living in Tokyo, Japan. solo exhibitions: 2013 Nangoku-Kaleido / Konica Minolta Plaza, Tokyo. 2013 CAPSULE BUDDHA / Tokyo Lightroom, Tokyo 2013 Tele-Vision / Zen Foto Gallery 2012 Tele-Vision / M2 Gallery group exhibitions 2013 Rooms Portfolio floor-2 / M2 Gallery 2012 Rooms Portfolio floor-1 / Place M art collections 2013 Kiyosato Museum of Photographic Arts, Yamanashi history 2009 Masato Seto Workshop 2005 ME,EEIE, Nagaoka University of Technology 2001 AS,EESE, Nagaoka National College of Technology
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The U.S. under-17 boys national team finished its month-long tour of Uruguay and Argentina with a 4-4-1 record.
The Americans finished second at the Torneo Internacional Sub-17 Provincia
de San Luis and third at the Copa Ciudad de Rosario. In the final game of the tour, the U.S. U-17s defeated the Renato Cesarini Academy, 3-1. Ryan Finley led
the Americans with two goals to finish as the tour's top scorer with four goals. Jose Altimorano scored three goals, and Jared
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John Hackworth's U-17s are scheduled to resume their
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Cuisine was superb. Location, views from the terrace and comfort of facilities was very good indeed. Highly recommended.
It was great. The food was unbelievable. The staff was helpfull, courteous, and fun.Itis quiet and a great place to recharge.
Beautifull room. Excellent beds! Attractive and complete spa. Really nice personnel. Restaurant very good. Environment quiet and lovely. It's been a real pleasure staying here.
Massages at wellness facility Restaurant food. Too hot in room.
Quiet.Pleasant staff.Good base for touring For a week stay, menu is limited.caters for business conferences;weddings etc.This does not mix with vacation
The 'Day Rate' only for the Spa was to high and only a Day Rate offered not by the hour etc...
Good or walking the dog! Breakfast consisted of lots of cakes and sweet biscuits. No fresh bread or plain croissants. Coffee came by the cup and we were not offered a jug of coffee.
Easy to park and located in a very nice area Probably a misunderstanding in the classification and target of this hotel (never use it as a business hotel). It is not more than a 2 star hotel. I arrived a bit before midnight after a long trip and I was told I was very lucky since the hotel was a about to close. Amazing for a 4 star hotel. They could have for instance called me since I booked with a credit card.
Peaceful quite calm countryside hotel, excellent services, helpful staff
The staff is kind, the SPA facilities are quite small but nice. The Hotel has renewable energies use like photovoltaics and geothermal. Poor choices for breakfast, lack of soundproof in the rooms (you hear many noices from outside).


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Networking, Careers, Mentoring
APS Careers and Employment
Employment links, career guidance resources. In addition, the APS Forum on Graduate Student Affairs has compiled some career development resources and advice sites.
Career Breaks/Reentry
A list of resources with suggestions for individuals and institutions interested in making this path a possibility. (Compiled by Elizabeth Freeland.)
M. Hildred Blewett Fellowship for Women in Physics
A fellowship to enable women to return to physics research careers after having had to interrupt those careers.
Best Practices in Career Break Management
Suggestions for managing career breaks from the Institute of Physics (UK).
Career and Professional Development Liaisons
APS program to help physics departments develop programs that better prepare their students for careers..
Committee on the Advancement of Women Chemists (COACh)
A series of training workshops, networking and mentoring programs designed to advance the careers of women chemists and chemical engineers in academia.
Searchable, continuously updated database of funding opportunities in the sciences and undergraduate science education A publication of Science's NextWave.
Physics Mentor Training Curriculum
A facilitation guide to a training seminar for postdocs, and graduate students who are in mentorship roles. The guide is intended to help physics researchers improve their mentoring skills, and to improve the research experiences of the next generation of physicists.
E-Mentoring Network for Women in Engineering and Science.
Northern California HERC
Partnership of educational institutions whose purpose is to promote awareness of employment opportunities with participating members.
Physics Today Career Network
Leading career network for physics, engineering and related physical sciences. Job seekers can post a resume, employers can post job openings.
Professional Skills Development Workshops
One day workshops for women in physics, offering professional training on effective negotiation, communication and leadership skills.
The Math/Science Network
Information on the "Expanding Your Horizons" program aimed at interesting young women in careers in math and science.
Woman Physicist's Guide to Speaking
Heidi Newberg, Physics Today, February 2005, p. 54.
Careers in Numbers
Careers involving numbers and math encompass every aspect of our world.


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I was just at a site that is a little dark, ok very dark, and deals with death and deadly warnings. It uses pretty dark humor and often makes pretty outlandish leaps in logic. However, this article isn't so much about that site as it is about an set of Google ads that appeared on the site.
Three of them are about registered sex offenders and the fourth is "Photos of Cute Girls" - maybe it's just me but this is a bit disconcerting of a connection. I'm not offended or anything I just found the pairing of ads very unusual and wacky.