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The Senate passed their version of the health care bill with an amendment by Sen. Barbara Mikulski (D-Md.) that requires health insurance issuers to provide coverage for "preventative care" for women and bars the issuers from imposing cost-sharing requirement on such care.
If the final bill includes the Mikulski amendment, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) will be able to define abortion as "preventative care" in either all or some cases.
Though it may seem far-fetched that abortion could be considered preventative care, it isn't the case. This year the National Abortion Federation stated in "Providing Abortion Care" that, "APCS [Advanced Practice Clinicians] are especially well positioned in the health care system to address women's need for comprehensive primary preventative health care that includes abortion care."
In addition, when the Senator offered her amendment, it was backed by the major players in the abortion industry: NARAL Pro-Choice America, Planned Parenthood, Physicians for Reproductive Choice and Health, etc.
How could abortion be used as preventative care in the first place?
As a mother of a son with cystic fibrosis, a genetic life-threatening disease, and pregnant with another son, who has a 25 percent chance of having the disease, I know the first "preventative" abortions will be performed on children diagnosed prenatally with incurable, expensive-to-treat genetic diseases.
Already, over 90 percent of babies prenatally diagnosed with Downs Syndrome are aborted. That's certainly a "preventative" service.
Already, my husband and I have experienced the "genetic talk" from a counselor advising us of our options to eliminate the risk of our next child being born with cystic fibrosis. And I have heard horror stories from families of not only finding out that their child had an incurable, life-threatening disease but also being told that abortion was the only viable option for them.
For those mothers that chose life, many were scolded by medical professionals, labeled as being selfish and not considering their child's burden on society.
A quick Internet search will reveal dozens of medical journal articles both in the United States and abroad comparing the cost-benefit analysis of prenatal genetic testing and how it can be used to decrease society's medical costs.
Sadly, there are many in the medical profession today who see the cure of many devastating diseases as simply the elimination of those pre-born with the diseases.
President Obama's top health policy adviser, Dr. Zeke Emanuel, has said "communitarianism" should guide decisions on who gets care.
He says medical care should be reserved for the non-disabled, not given to those "who are irreversibly prevented from being or becoming participating citizens" (Hastings Center Report, Nov.-Dec. '96) and that doctors will have to change how they think about services given the costs of treatments and how it will affect others (Journal of the American Medical Association, June 18, 2008).
Senator Mikulski's amendment is going to allow an already abortion-friendly Department of Health and Human Services, with leadership being appointed by President Obama, to deem abortions as "preventative" care and force all Americans to pay for abortions through their tax dollars and health care premiums regardless of their stance on the issue.
And those children who will be first to be "prevented" from existing will be those like my son, with incurable, expensive-to-treat, life-threatening diseases.
Kristan Hawkins is executive director of Students for Life of America and runs www.HealthcareForGunner.com, a Web site devoted to raising awareness of rationing for children with special needs in the healthcare legislation.


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- I have endorsed many of closures, but
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- Wikikultur, WikiCode, Wikikids was still semi-active (in 2016). I don't reopen it, more comments welcome and feel free to reopen it
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Lesson 9: Klamath Mountains
The Klamath Mountains, which stand just west of us here in Weed, are one of California's most complex geologic provinces. This rugged landscape of ridges and deep valleys (view across the Trinity Alps, right) has been etched into a patchwork of far-traveled terranes by the Klamath and Trinity Rivers. The terranes that comprise the Klamaths are distinct blocks of lithosphere—mostly offshore volcanic arcs—that have been carried to the edge of North America by subduction and then "accreted" during a series of collisions that spanned a period of about 250 million years. This week we'll review the geologic history of the Klamath Mountains, look at what fossils tell us about where some of its terranes have come from, and consider the processes that have produced the rich deposits of chromite and gold that have made the range a source of mineral wealth.
In chapter 9 Harden briefly describes the origins and accretionary histories of the terranes that comprise the Klamath Mountains. She goes on to explain what ophiolites are and what they tell us about the structure of the oceanic lithosphere, and concludes with a brief discussion of how deposits of chromite were formed by magmatic processes in the mantle parts of Klamath ophiolites. Finally, this week's exercise will challenge you to turn the outline of the article you read two weeks ago into a concise, informative abstract.
As you read about the geology and mineral resources of the Klamath Mountains it will be useful to take detailed notes. A lot of information that bears on this week's learning objectives is presented in the chapter, and writing out key facts in your own words or making neatly labeled drawings will help you better understand the significance of what you've read and spot any gaps in your knowledge. Having good notes will also make it easier for you to review for this week's quiz and and access what you've learned when you want to refer back to it for future assignments. Be sure that you are prepared to meet the learning objectives outlined below before you move on to the quiz at the bottom of the page.
Weekly Learning Objectives
Upon successful completion of this week's lesson, a student is expected to be able to:
- Briefly describe what an accreted terrane is and outline the history of terrane accretion and subsequent deformation and erosion that have shaped the Klamath Mountains. Do not worry about the ages of specific terranes or accretion events, but know—in general—which tectonic setting most Klamath terranes were formed in, broadly when most were accreted, and how their locations are related to their ages and the ages of the accretion events that added them to the province.
- Use the relative dating principles you learned about earlier in the semester to infer the time of a terrane's accretion given: (1) its age; (2) the age of the terrane it is accreted to; and (3) the age of a pluton that cuts the suture between these two terranes or a bed of sedimentary rock that overlies this suture.
- Explain what the fossil community preserved in the McCloud limestone tells us about where the offshore volcanic islands on which this limestone was deposited once lay. Specifically, were these islands at high, middle, or low latitudes and did they lay close to or far offshore from North America during Permian (latest Paleozoic) time?
- Briefly describe what an ophiolite is and tell which rock types you would look for to determine if you were in the lower, middle, or upper part of an ophiolite.
- Contrast the origins of the chromite and gold deposits found in the Klamath Mountains. (Remember, because the terranes of the Klamath Mountains are very similar to those in the northwestern Sierra Nevada, the origins of local gold deposits are very similar to those in the Mother Lode.)
Reading and Browsing Assignment
- Read Chapter 9, being sure to focus on the topics outlined in the learning objectives above.
- For another perspective on the geology of the Klamath Mountains (especially the eastern part of the range) check out the Geologic Overview of the Eastern Klamath Mountains I wrote as a "text" for the College's short-course on the Klamaths. You'll already be familiar with most of the content, but there are a couple of important topics—including the development of the Trinity detachment fault—that are not included in our text.
- Browse through Wikipedia's brief intoduction to terranes and follow as many of the links as you would like for background. Although this site covers the same topics as our text, it provides a little different perspective on this complex subject.
- If you would like to see a detailed map of the accreted terranes of the Klamath Mountains and the "stitching plutons" that cut across their boundaries and enable us to place minimum ages on when they were accreted, check out this geologic map of the Klamath Mountains from the U.S. Geological Survey. Also, to see how terranes in Klamaths are related to those in the northern Sierra Nevada check out this companion terrane correlation map.
- The Josephine ophiolite is one of the best preserved and exposed sections of oceanic lithosphere in the world. To get a better sense of what it looks like in the field, take the virtual field trip along the Smith River posted by College of the Redwoods. (If you really want to learn more about this ophiolite, check out the Josephine Ophiolite page posted by Mike Strickland at University of Oregon.)
- Finally, to learn a little more about how chromite deposits are formed check out this page on magmatic ore deposits from Earth Science Australia.
Exercise 9: Abstract of First Article (Due by 3:00 PM on 15-Mar-2011)
Once you recieve your outline back it will be time to prepare your first abstract. To get started, go to the Writing Assignment page.
During week 7 you completed the first two steps of this assignment, and this week we'll be completing step three. Working from your outline, write an abstract of your article's major points following the format of the "sample abstract" linked to the writing page. For the purpose of this abstract, act as though you are the author of the article. In this assignment format is very important, and the easiest way to make sure your abstract is formatted correctly is to download the "abstract template" linked to the writing page (it's a Word document). Print one copy for reference and then simply "type over" each part of the digital copy on your computer with the appropriate information relevant to your article (title, author information, citation, abstract body, etc.) That way each part of the abstract will be formatted and positioned correctly on the page. (Note that this template is in Word format. If you are using another word processor check the link on the writing assignment page for abstract formatting specifications such as column widths, margins and so on.) When you are done, save your abstract in a place (and with a name) that you'll remember. This is the file you'll send a copy of to me.
The abstract template is a two column document, so if your text in the left-hand column is too long it will "push" the text in the right-hand column down. If this happens, shorten your abstract and remove any blank lines at the top of the right-hand column so that the first line of of text is flush with the title at the top of the left-hand column. Be sure to include your PIN ( last five digits of your Etudes user id) and the course name and date at the appropriate places in the right-hand column. Also, pick three keywords that someone searching for your abstract might be expected to use in a search engine. Proper names (e.g., Mount Shasta) and accepted phrases (e.g., global warming) are okay, but otherwise try to stick to single words. Be sure to only capitalize keywords that are proper names.
Write your abstract in complete sentences and be sure that it is well-organized and coherent. It's a good idea to check out the abstract grading rubric that is also linked to the Writing Assignment page so that you can see what criteria I will use for evaluation. Complete your abstract and send it to me as an attachment in MS Word format to Exercise 9 in the Etudes "Assignments, Tasks, and Tests" tool. I will score your abstract and return it to you with a copy of the grading rubric in about one week. Your abstract is worth twice as many points (20) as a typical weekly exercise, so take your time and work carefully as you write it.
Quiz 9: Klamath Mountains (Due by 9:00 AM on 14-Mar-2011.)
After you feel you have met the learning outcomes outlined above, please complete Quiz 9 in the Etudes "Assignments, Tests, and Surveys" tool. There are ten questions about the geology of the Klamath Mountains and each is worth one point. If you can answer all of them correctly it means that you know your way around the terranes of the Klamath pretty well and are ready to start learning about California's water resources next week. Like all of our weekly quizzes, this one is timed (you'll have 30 minutes) and must be completed in one "sitting". (That is, you will only be granted access once.) So, be sure you're ready to complete your quiz when you start it—and be sure you're using Firefox. Good luck.


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From: Jean Mayfield Cuevas <>
Subject: [ARIZARD-L] A Matter of Concern
Date: Fri, 28 Jan 2000 16:10:54 -0500
Dear List Members,
There is something that I must address before all of you, and to me it's
very important. As many of you have observed, we have been free on this
list to share our faith along with our genealogy, but not to make it an
issue with anyone, because although many of us on the list are Christians,
there are some who are of other faiths.
It has come to my attention that someone has written one of our members,
asking her NOT to continue to talk about her faith, and I don't know who
wrote the message, and I really don't want to, because I want ALL of us to
hang in here together...because we ARE family, and each person IS important.
For the person who was reproached, I will say that she is free to continue
as she has been from the beginning, because her faith is a part of who she
is. And, with her health problems, she NEEDS to be able to lean on her
faith, because in the end, without that faith, we are without hope.
For the person who sent the message to her, I can understand that if you
are not used to being around folks who share their faith, you might feel
uneasy. I don't believe you will find anyone on this list trying to shove
their faith down your throat. I have read every post that ever has come to
this list, and find that folks balance their genealogy and their
Christianity, and don't try to make an issue with anyone.
I don't want anyone hurt on this list. It's my obligation as List Owner
to see that we are all treated with dignity,and so I must ask that if
anyone has comments in the future, please don't send them to someone
off-list. Send them to me, instead. The person who received the message
was not the person who told me about it. As a matter of fact, the person
who received the criticism hasn't written me at all. She just quietly
mentioned to someone else that she might remove herself from the list.
As I said, I don't want to know who sent the message. I just want us to
all work together for the common good of all, and when the list can no
longer have any mention of Christianity on it, I will be gone!
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Its rare for a summer to roll by without seeing a Nicolas Cage blockbuster, and Lionsgates Bangkok Dangerous may be the actors juciest role since Adaptation.
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If there is a will and an executor has been appointed, then the executor deals with the estate. This means that they make sure that the spouse/civil partner is aware of the right to a legal right share and distributes the estate in accordance with the will and the law.
If there is no will, or, if there is a will but there is no executor, an administrator is appointed - usually the next of kin or a solicitor.
The Law Society of Ireland has published a useful guide (pdf) on the administration of estates.
In order to get authority to administer the estate a legal document called a Grant of Representation is required of which there are three types. If there is a will, then the executor needs to take out probate. If there is no will, or, if no executor has been appointed or the appointed person cannot act, an administrator may be appointed and they take out a Letter of Administration (or a Letter of Administration with Will Annexed if there is a will).
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If there is doubt about who is entitled to be the administrator, the issue will be decided by the Probate Registrar. Usually, an administrator is required to give an administration bond to the Probate Office - this is a sort of guarantee that you will carry out your duties properly.
Any person may oppose a grant of probate or a letter of administration. If you have an objection, you may lodge a caveat (objection) in the appropriate District Probate Registry or at the Probate Office.
To make a personal application you must attend in person. The Probate Office has discretion to refuse to allow a personal applicant to be attended by an adviser. It may also refuse to allow an applicant to personally continue an application if it had been initiated by a solicitor. Where an application is made in connection with a case that has already been before the courts, that application must be made by a solicitor unless a special direction is received from the Probate Office. The Probate Office will help an executor/administrator who is acting personally.
A personal applicant for probate or for administration of the estate must take the following steps:
If the Registrar of the Probate Office is satisfied that the will is valid and there are no caveats (objections) entered then probate will be granted (or letters of administration).
If there are problems (for example, if the original will cannot be found or there is doubt about signatures) then the Registrar may require sworn statements from witnesses. If there are no problems, the grant of probate or administration is issued on the oath of the executor or administrator.
The Probate Office or the District Probate Office will make a standard form of grant unless there is a contentious aspect to the application. Where a contentious issue arises, the matter must be decided by the High Court judge in charge of probate matters although the High Court can direct that the matter be resolved by the Circuit Court in certain circumstances.
You can find more information on personal applications on the Courts Servce website.
Generally, you are obliged to distribute the assets as soon as possible after the death (within a year if possible - you may be sued by the beneficiaries if you do not distribute the estate within a year). This may not be possible if there are legal issues to be decided).
You are under a duty to preserve the assets of the deceased until they are distributed and to protect the assets from devaluation. For example, you should make sure that all assets are properly insured.
You have power to:
You must:
If the deceased was receiving a social assistance payment, you must inform the Minister for Social Protection of the death before distributing the estate. This is to allow the Minister to reclaim any overpayment of pension that may have been made. The Department has 3 months to decide whether or not an overpayment was made. If you fail to do this, you may be made personally liable to repay the overpaid amounts. You can read more about social welfare requirements in the Department's document on estate cases.
You transfer land by way of an "Assent" to the beneficiary under the will or under the Succession Act. An assent must be in writing. If you are the beneficiary, it is not absolutely necessary for you to vest the property in yourself by way of an assent (as technically the property already vests in you). However, it is recommended practice that you do so in order to facilitate any future selling of that land.
The executor/administrator is not required to deduct and pay the Capital Acquisitions Tax (CAT) due from the beneficiaries before passing on the bequest. When probate has been granted, the Probate Office sends a copy of the Revenue Affadavit to the Revenue Commissioners. The Revenue Commissioners will then issue a Form IT38 to each beneficiary who it understands may have a requirement to pay and file a CAT return. The obligation to pay and file a return rests with the beneficiary. See Revenue's Guide to completing the IT38 return.
Someone who is a beneficiary under an Irish will has to supply a Personal Public Service (PPS) number before a grant of probate can issue. The Department of Social Protection's Client Identity Services (CIS) provide a Registration Service for non-resident applicants who cannot attend at a designated PPS Registration Centre and who need a PPS Number for a transaction with a specified body. Client Identity Services can be contacted using the CIS secure online request form or by phone at Lo-call 1890 927 999 or (071) 967 2616.
If the deceased dies insolvent or there isn't enough money to meet the bequests made, payments from the estate are prioritised in the following order:
Where the deceased dies in debt, creditors can only bring a claim against the estate of the deceased. Even if there isn't enough money in the estate to meet all the debts, the relatives of the deceased are not personally responsible or liable for the deceased's debts (unless, of course they had guaranteed them).
Contact the Probate Office to obtain the personal application probate form. This form is for use by personal applicants only. It is not for use by those applying through a solicitor.
This application form is also available from your District Probate Registry. Staff in the Registry will be able to provide assistance.
The application, along with the required documentation, should be returned to the Registry in the area where the deceased lived at the date of death.
Once a grant of probate (or letters of administration) has been issued, anybody can apply for copies of the grant and the will using Form PAS1 (pdf). The grant sets out the name and address of the executor or administrator of the estate and the name of the solicitor acting on their behalf (if any). It also sets out the gross value and the net value of the estate.
Detailed information about the estate is not normally available to the general public, however, certain people may be able to inspect the Inland Revenue Affidavit. They include:
Information on obtaining a copy of a will is available on the Courts Service website as well as in the information notes of Form PAS1.
Questions about taxation and the deceased person's estate should be addressed to:
CAT National Taxpayer Information Unit
Ist Floor
Cathedral Street
Dublin 1
Tel:(01) 865 5000
Locall:1890 201 104
Homepage: http://www.revenue.ie
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Questions about probate issues should be addressed to your district Probate Office or:
Personal Application Section
First Floor
15/24 Phoenix Street North
Dublin 7
Tel:+353 (0)1 888 6174 or +353 (0)1 888 6728
Homepage: http://www.courts.ie/
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Fl. Governor Scott has managed to alienate every resident in the state of Florida with his decisions to cut-out programs, eliminate choices and now try to shame the professonials in the universities.
Florida has a very low-rate of pay for workers in the state. The old story of "you get what you pay for" holds up on all levels of employment opportunities.
Governor Scott's lack of respect for people is noted. Hopefully, there will be a way to pull-him out of his chair and put a pink slip in his hand!


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Certified Real Estate Agent (CREA®)
The CREA® is a hallmark of the real estate agency profession. A successful applicant for the award of the CREA® Certificate will be presented with the Certificate and sign the Register of CREA®.
A successful applicant is entitled to use the letters CREA® after his name.
A CREA® must abide strictly by the Code of Conduct and Ethics annexed herewith to maintain the standard of professionalism and discipline in real estate agency. Any CREA® who fails to abide strictly by the Code of Conduct and Ethics and uphold its hallmark shall be subjected to investigation proceedings initiated by the CC with or without a written complaint.
If the CC, after the investigation proceedings, has reasons to believe that the CREA® is guilty of any misconduct or in breach of any of the Code of Conduct and Ethics, the CC shall make the necessary recommendation to the SISV, who shall henceforth appoint a Disciplinary Committee consisting of such members as the SISV deems fit to conduct a thorough enquiry into the complaint.
If the CREA® is found guilty by the Disciplinary Committee after the thorough enquiry into the complaint, the CREA® shall either :
- cease such action or take such action as required to rectify the complain within such period as directed by the Disciplinary Committee; or
- suspend the use of the letters CREA® for such period not exceeding six (6) months as directed by the Disciplinary Committee; or
- return forthwith the Certificate awarded or renewed and henceforth cease the use of the letters CREA® as directed by the Disciplinary Committee
The decision of the Disciplinary Committee is final and conclusive.
Minimum Criteria For Award
Applicant for the Award of the Certified Real Estate Agent [hereinafter called 'CREA®' ] Certificate by the Singapore Institute of Surveyors and Valuers [hereinafter called 'SISV'] must :
- be not less than 21 years of age at the time of application;
- have not less than two (2) years of local relevant practical training and experience in estate agency work, preferable trained by a professional valuer or a CREA® member;
- have either successfully completed the SISV's Real Estate Agency Course (Revised Syllabus)[hereinafter called 'SISV-REAC'] or any other acceptable qualifications recognised by the SISV; and
- have a good character and reputation.


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Redemptorist Fr. Ricardo Elford sent an article to me from the Arizona Daily Star. A Tucson cop, Martin H. Escobar, has filed a federal lawsuit challenging Arizona's new legislation cracking down on undocumented workers. The 15-year veteran of the police force claims that the legislation will make it difficult for police to proceed with investigations in places with large Hispanic populations.
"What are we saying to the undocumented who are victims of crimes, what are we saying to the undocumented who are critical witnesses to crimes?" Richard Martinez, Escobar's attorney told the Star. The attorney also expressed dismay at the prospect of racial profiling. "Hey, there's a lot of people lawfully who speak Spanish; there's a lot of people who speak with an accent," Martinez said. "Those tell you that they're Latino or Hispanic or Mexican, but they don't tell you anything about their document status."
Escobar's lawsuit marks a significant moment in the protests against the Arizona legislation, which friends are referring to as the "let me see your papers," policy. The fact that Escobar is Chicano gives him, I believe, added credibility. He knows Latinos: He is one of them. Ironically, he is dark complected. I'm sure he has stories about being discriminated against--as we all do who cannot "pass" for white. This will be an interesting lawsuit to watch.
Read the entire article, Tucson cop first to sue to block AZ immigration law.
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Official groundbreaking at 5!
Everyone is invited to the graded property for a new Walhalla High School for this afternoon's 5 o'clock ceremony to officially break ground. In a 96/3/WGOG NEWS interview, District One trustee Jerry Lee expressed no worries that a delay in deciding exactly how much to spend on the project will interfere with the district's goal to open the new school in time for the 2015-16 year. The timetable to have the school open for classes allows for 26 months, weather considerations included.


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Despite commitments to renewable energy and two decades of international negotiations, global emissions continue to rise. Coal, the most damaging of all fossil fuels, has actually risen from 25% to almost 30% of world energy use. And while European countries have congratulated themselves on reducing emissions, they have increased their carbon imports from China and other developing nations, who continue to expand their coal use. As standards of living increase in… (more)
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Theresa M. (Drouin) Roy, 1926-2009
Published: Sunday, April 12, 2009, Nashua Telegraph, Nashua NH
Theresa M. (Drouin) Roy, 1926-2009
Theresa M. (Drouin) Roy, 83, of North Pack Lane, Greenfield, passed away Tuesday April 7, 2009 surrounded by her loving children and close family friend, Tina Nye, at her home following a lengthy illness.
Theresa was born in Biddeford, ME on February 1, 1926 a daughter of the late Jean Baptiste & Marie Louise (Drouin) Drouin. She was the widow of Arthur O. Roy who died March 20, 1984.
Theresa loved crossword puzzles, jigsaw puzzles, knitting and crocheting. She was predeceased by a brother; Robert Drouin.
Theresa is survived and will be missed dearly by two sons, Ernest D. Richard and his wife, Raymonde, of Greenfield and Raymond B. Richard of Milford; two daughters, Sandra L. Wright of Peterborough and Brenda J. Dubois and her husband Ronald of Greenfield; three grandchildren, Joel Richard, Joy Richard and Kimberly Dickenson; one brother, Raymond Drouin, of Hudson; also several nieces, nephews and cousins.
SERVICES: There are no visiting hours. Burial will take place on Wednesday April 15, 2009 in St. Louis Cemetery, 752 West Hollis St., Nashua at 11:00 AM. Everyone is invited to meet at the Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial contributions be made to Home Healthcare, Hospice & Community Services, PO Box 496-Community Lane, Peterborough, NH 03458.


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Downtown demo rolling along
Demolition is rolling along today at Sixth Street Southwest and First Avenue in downtown Rochester.
This is clearing the way for the Metropolitan Market Place development, a four-story apartment complex with the new People's Food Coop grocery store based on the main level.
An official groundbreaking is scheduled for Friday, but plenty of dirt is flying today.
The La Crosse, Wis.-based Gerrard Corp. is building the project.
The 62 apartments are expected to ready for tenants possibly by August 2013, which also is the target opening date for the People's Food Coop.


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Few cars carry a name that is as well known as the Pontiac Grand Prix. Since its introduction in 1962, it has been used repeatedly by Pontiac, on some great cars, and on others that simply wore the badge without having the muscle or proper luxury. Developed on the frame of the full-size Pontiac Catalina, the Grand Prix was billed as Pontiac's entry into the burgeoning personal luxury car market. It did away with much of the chrome and gimmickry of its forebears, and offered a clean, sporty interior with bucket seats, an elongated, wide body and noblesse oblige, plenty of options to make your Grand Prix as luxurious as you could possibly want.
Until 1967, the Grand Prix came with a choice of two engines, the largest of which was a 6.9-liter V8. In 1968, a new 7-liter V8 was offered, with a power output of 340 horsepower. It was enough to push the Grand Prix to a top speed of 130 miles per hour, with a 0-60 acceleration in the 7 seconds.
Unfortunately, 1968 was also the year that the convertible model, which was extremely popular, was cancelled. Only a two-door coupe was offered. While the Pontiac Grand Prix' look changed over the years, it remained remarkably consistent, and was not prone to the wide design shifts that characterized the American auto industry at the time.


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Geneva (AFP) May 21, 2013
The world is unprepared for a massive virus outbreak, the deputy chief of the World Health Organization warned Tuesday, amid fears that H7N9 bird flu striking China could morph into a form that spreads easily among people.
Keiji Fukuda told delegates at a WHO meeting that despite efforts since an outbreak of another form of avian influenza, H1N1, in 2009-10, far more contingency planning was essential.
"Even though work has been done since that time, the world is not ready for a large, severe outbreak," Fukuda said.
Rapid-reaction systems were crucial, given that health authorities' efforts are already hampered by lack of knowledge about such diseases, he insisted.
"When people get hit with an emerging disease, you can't just go to a book and know what to do," he said.
According to the latest official data, H7N9 avian influenza has infected 130 people in China, and killed 35, since it was found in humans for the first time in March.
It is one of a vast array of flu viruses carried by birds, the overwhelming majority of which pose little or no risk to humans.
Experts are struggling to understand how it spread to people, amid fears that it could adapt into a form that can be transmitted easily from human to human.
"Any new influenza virus that infects humans has the potential to become a global health threat," WHO chief Margaret Chan told the meeting.
"This is a puzzling virus, surrounded by mystery," she added.
China's swift reaction to the outbreak, including shutting down poultry markets, has been widely praised.
Critics found fault with its handling of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome -- which triggered a global scare in 2003 when it erupted in east Asia, leaping to humans from animal hosts and eventually killing some 800 people.
"After the SARS virus experience 10 years ago, the Chinese government invested heavily to upgrade capacity. We are reaping the benefit of that investment today," said Chan.
China's health minister, Li Bin, underlined that Beijing was coming to terms with the current outbreak but said concerns remained.
"Since May, the number of new cases has decreased significantly," Li said in Geneva.
"Prevention and control have been proven to be effective. However, due to our limited understanding of the virus and the disease, it is imperative to be vigilant, with contingency plans," she added.
China is considered one of the countries at greater risk from bird flu because it is a top global poultry producer and many chickens in rural areas are kept close to humans.
The number of forms of flu is vast, given that the virus combines two proteins: one of 17 types of haemagglutinin, which provides the H, and any of 10 kinds of neuraminidase, which gives the N.
The more common strain of avian flu, H5N1, has killed more than 360 people globally since 2003, according WHO figures.
Fukuda noted that the far deadlier H7N9 struck in China around the same time as fears mounted elsewhere over the SARS-like novel coronavirus, of which there have been 40 laboratory confirmed cases, including 20 deaths.
While the virus has been deadliest in Saudi Arabia, which now counts 30 infections, half of them fatal, cases have also been reported in Jordan, Qatar, Germany, Britain and France.
"This is an unusual global situation," Fukuda said, underlining that the two viruses were unrelated.
"We have not seen a comparable situation since 2003, when we had both the SARS virus emerge and then later the H5N1 virus reemerge," he said.
Fukuda said that novel coronavirus was "more complex" to deal with than H7N9.
"There is even less information, even less understanding about what is the reservoir," he said.
"We do not know which one is going to evolve and gain the characteristics that we don't want it to gain," he added.
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Legacy of Life, the province's organ donation program, is celebrating 10-years of encouraging people to become donors and locally at the Cumberland Regional Health Care Centre (from left) Peggy Murray, Susan Boiduk, Mary Hamilton and Bill St. Peter were handing out information and cake to mark the occasion.
AMHERST – Before you leave this world, think about what you could leave behind.
Entering its tenth year, Legacy of Life – the province's promotion for becoming an organ donor – is celebrating with a week dedicated to organ donation awareness at the Cumberland Regional Health Care Centre and later, on Saturday, at the Superstore in Amherst.
Susan Boiduk, a registered nurse, says the last ten-years has been filled with local success stories.
"People in the community are very familiar with us from promoting organ donation," Boiduk said. "We've been through success and hurdles."
Provincial legislation, Boiduk, is now more in line with the need for organ donation and empowering loved ones to make decisions. The Human Gift Act now recognizes common law unions and same-sex partners as next of kin, who can help in making the decision of what to do following the passing of a loved one. And donations are now up over 50 per cent in the province, even though changes were made to remove organ donation directions from driver licenses in the province to solely on provincial health cards.
A single donor can give life-saving organs such as kidneys, heart, liver or lungs to as many as eight recipients. As many as 40 people can receive donor tissue like bone and skin to renew their lives.
Mary Hamilton only needed one organ to allow her to be here today to be interviewed.
"I was very lucky. On the first of August I was told I was on the list, but I wouldn't survive until Christmas," Hamilton said. "By the end of September I received my liver transplant."
That was eight years ago and Hamilton now has a ten-year anniversary of her own to look forward to.
Liver transplants in particular have made leaps and bounds in success stories and development, Boiduk said. A piece of liver containing a lobe, instead of the whole liver, can be transplanted and grow to accommodate a body in need.
"It's very common with children needing liver transplants."
The key to creating these success stories is having donors and Hamilton makes the message pretty simple for everyone.
"If you have some good organs, leave them with us," she said.
According to Legacy of Life, becoming a donor takes two steps. The first, register as an organ and tissue donor through your health card by requesting a donation form by calling 1-800-563-8880. The second step, talk with your family and friends and make sure they know your wishes.
Online, you can learn more about Legacy of Life by visiting www.legacyoflife.ns.ca.
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A Justice Site
Art and Answerability: Matisse
Preview of Project and Next Week's Issue and an answer to students requesting information on Matisse.
Fall 2003 Gala Exibition: Naked Space
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Latest Update: November 7, 2003
"Gee, I thought they taught them to walk when they were young!"
jeanne's version of a walk with Pat through Beverly Hills on Brighton Way
The little guy in the left hand corner is a Martian brought in by Earthlink to find the e-mail they've been swallowing up, and the slightly larger one in the right hand corner is one of us ladies offended by the Naked Lady mudflaps.
"Hmm, maybe you should worry about staying upright at any age in the L.A. area."
Site Copyright: Jeanne Curran and Susan R. Takata and Individual Authors,
November 2003. "Fair use" encouraged.
Topic of the Week:
Aging and Discovering the World All Over Again
First of all, as you approach 60, be very careful about walking. It can grow treacherous. Our parents never told us that. But consider this a lesson to all of you. And Pat and I are working hard at staying off the ground, especially right smack in the middle of all those cars in Beverly Hills. Besides that, it hurts, and hurts, and hurts. I never knew I had so many pieces to hurt.
Aging is a little different today. They give us flu shots so we won't die of pneumonia and can peacefully fall to death. Dear me, aren't there ever any perfect worlds? Guess not. But I feel much more human today, and Arnold has already grounded Pat from any more falls before Cuba.
Considering the importance I've discovered with all this terminal falling, maybe you should talk with your parents and we should all get better rules for staying alive in the hazards of the 21st century. Besides, it might be a good way to share, and, trust me, some day you'll need that advice.
love in an upright world, we hope
jeanne and Pat
I'll make changes slowly this week, as I recover. jeanne
Fall 2003: Naked Space
A Multimedia Exhibition of the
Sociology of Answerability
Wednesday, December 3 and Thursday, December 4, 2003
Loker Student Union, CSUDH
10:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Both Days
sponsored by Dear Habermas Website as evolved from Moot Court
Explanation of Aesthetic Process and Definition of Naked Space First draft by jeanne. You're all welcome to join in. Will try to finish it on Monday, but have to take time out to go for flu shot. jeanne
Michael Griffin's poem on Naked Space Exhibition Schedule - In Progress - Please Check Rough draft of Invitation. Katie Williams in charge. Limited time to get this out. Added Thursday, November 7, 2003. More on the invitation and the flyer:New Ideas, shared by Professor Dorsey Be sure to get your ideas in soon. jeanne Response from invitees - just starting. Be sure to let jeanne know of anyone you invite so she can include them on the invitee list.
First Draft of Catalog for Naked Space Fall 2003:
- Sunday, Nov. 2 added Belly Wisdom.
Coloring Book on Answerability and the Statue of Liberty For the Fall 2003 Exhibition.
We welcome you to consider other coloring sheets that might bring our visitors to awareness of the crucial issues today in our lived experience. We don't yet have any sheets on the labor issue. I think that's important. And I'd like to hear your other ideas. I'll help with creating the coloring sheet if you need that. jeanne
- Establishing an Awareness of an Empty Memory Space to Reconfigure the Fractal Patterns That Yield Answerability A Visual and Aural Research Experience About Giving Students Voice.
We welcome you to submit questions for interview schedules, to help with the survey and analysis, and to share with us the interpretation of our students' need for answerability, both now and as alumni. We will address the importance of student voice in the future of the university. This experience will encompass a substantial portion of the work in Statistics 220 in the Fall of 2003. And it will combine some of the theoretical foundations of Bakhtin (as interpreted through Greg Nielsen) and Steve Riskin.
- A Book on the Practice of Answerability First draft of a report of this teaching process.
We welcome you to help us find the fractal bits and the vacant memory space that may render the model useable for many others of all ages and educational levels.
- Revising our College History to Introduce Answerability. A proposal by Francisco Reyes, with jeanne's response. Maybe you could share a few excerpts, so we could sample what such a history might be like. jeanne
- Planning, Sharing and Curating the Fall 2003 Exhibition
We invite you to help with the art, the dance, the music, the text, the theory, and the curating of this Fall's exhibit. Each of the proposed projects will go up here as fast as my little fingers can type them up. jeanne
- Answerability and the School System Author and Director: Guadalupe Saldana, CSUDH. Lupe would like someone to help with the visual components of this project. She does have photos.
- Community Short Story of Fall 2003. Welcome to join in. I'll join in later. Ran out of time. Change names, characters, plot, whatever you wish. I just put this up to give you an idea about how some of you might like to tell the tale of some of your lived experiences. jeanne
- Naked Space, A Poem Author, Michael Griffin, CSUDH. Michael broaches our theoretical position on naked space and fractal lived experiences through poetry.
- Paintings in Memoriam of Sept. 11 Can be sent as e-mail. Donna Hill forwarded the site and one of the paintings to be attached with her article on "America was attacked because it was good" for the Illocutionary Discourse or War and Revenge?. The picture she chose was:
and Donna will discuss the theory, with full permission for sanctioned plagiarism, as I discuss elsewhere in this issue. jeanne
We'll want to discuss how such paintings, e-mail available, fit into answerability. Some of you are still misreading answerability. Answerability is NOT accountability. Answerability means that we each of the gift of ability to speak out and make our voices and/or our feelings known. Doing that answering is a learned skill using the gift of the ability. So I'd like eacho of your projects to clarify the role of answerability. How is the Other heard, not heard, ignored, assuaged, what notice is taken of the Other, and how is that notice given a focal point in the majority agenda?
For example, if I am offended by your statement that Jews control the financial world. Answerability is the gift of having a fractal pattern of lived experience that lets me understand deeply why and how I am offended, and together with a naked space for creating new language and understanding, then you and I can interrelate. That doesn't mean that I will change your mind. It doesn't mean that you will change my mind. We're still going to disagree over Jews controlling the financial world. But the creative and active willingness to engage in the aesthetic process of listening to one another in good faith is a way for us to begin to engage each others as humans and to resolve some of the pain and tension between us. Maria Pia Lara calls that illocutionary discourse. Bakhtin calls it answerability. Steve Riskin gave me the idea of naked space.
- Religion and Understanding
What God Is Like
Patricia Morris and Nita McKinley will describe their project from which the children's view of God emerged in this painting done by Patricia Morris. See for conceptual review on how to do this.
Race and Answerability
- I, the Black Woman Author and Director: Shannon Giddings, CSUDH. Commentary on answerability to the disrespect of naked lady mudflaps.
- Black organizations in support of answerability Project by lori dale, brenda davis and roshanda hill, all from CSUDH.
Visual Understanding
Formal Announcements:
On Tuesday, October 28, 2003, Brent Taylor Stenhouse of the APSS (Political Science) Club wrote to invite us:
Abortion Debate sponsored by the Political Science Club
on Monday, Nov. 24th from 11:30am-1:00pm.
"Dr. Waller (Philosophy Dept., CSUDH) will be going head-to-head with Mr. Steve Wagner (str.org). It should be as informative as it is entertaining!"
The abortion issue brings us into both the ethical and moral sphere as well as that of answerability. As the event comes a little closer, I'll try to post some reading material. jeanne
A Range of Sources on Global Events
Left/Right Perspectives - Cursor - New York Times
Arts and Letters Daily - The Economist - The Guardian
Wall Street Journal -The Weekly Standard - The Nation
Los Angeles Times - Chicago Tribune - The Washington Post
Cursor's Al Jazeera Archive - Ha'aretz - Palestine Monitor
Indymedia - Mother Jones - BBC News - New Profile
Progressive Sociologists Network
Using Academic Language Effectively:
Merriam-Webster Dictionary Search:
Dictionary of Critical Sociology
Maintained by Robert E. Mazur, Associate Professor, Iowa State University, Sociology.
Words of Art: Front Page
Wonderful Fine Arts dictionary at Okanagan University College in Canada.
Will cover many of the terms social theory shares with literary theory.
Today's Word: From the Word.A.Day Site
Social Theory across Disciplines:
Peace and Social Justice
- Monday, November 3, 2003. Understanding Otherness:Alterity In the theoretical framework we are using, it's important to have a sense of how alterity fits into cultural studies, postcolonial studies, asian studies, middle eastern studies, etc. This file links you to a website that started out with Landow at Brown University and is now sponsored by the National University of Singapore. Good resource you should know. jeanne
Advanced Theory:
Tuesday, November 4, 2003. Jefferson and Slavery:The LA Times did a commentary this weekend on the same material that led to the New York Review of Books article on the Negro President. I'll try to get this material up soon. jeanne Monday, November 3, 2003. The study of theory:Sociology 782: Classical Sociological Theory Professor James Moody. Ohio State University. BackupProfessor Moody's Survey of Social Theory Knowledge This is for his doctoral students. Could we develop such a survey that would reflect what we think our B.A. and M.A. students should know? Would our alumni like to help with that by telling us things they wished later they had spent more time on? Backup
The Philosophy of Social Science One of the texts Professor Moody provides online for his students.
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Commentaries on Issues
Index of Commentaries
No updating until we have the Fall 2003 Exhibition set up. Sorry, jeanne
UWP Commentaries in Chronological Sequence:
- UWP Commentaries from Week of October 19, 2003
- UWP Commentaries from Week of October 12, 2003
- UWP Commentaries from Week of October 5, 2003
CSUDH Commentaries by Topic
- The Statue of Liberty
- Monday, November 3, 2003. The Statue of Liberty:Color Doesn't Matter Commentary by Sheila Velasquez, CSUDH. Sheila stopped short with her feelings. That's an important beginning, but now you need to go on with conceptual linking to our substantive issues. Examples are given. Use this as a guide. jeanne
Lived Experience:
- Friday, November 7, 2003. St. Augustine and Islam: Augustine in Algeria: 2001 Report by James O'Donnell, now Provost of Georgetown University, of an academic conference in Algeria in 2001. Lecture and discussion questions up after Cuba. jeanne
Kids, Etc.: Stuff to Share with Others
- Update for Young People I'll catch up with these when our Fall class stuff is done. jeanne
- Update on Health
- Update for Seniors
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Art Shenanigans
- Monday, November 3, 2003. Reclaiming Memories from Old Photos:
I took this image of Katie from the Halloween photograph to remind her of how her mom loved that tapdance costume. I used Katie's photo from her website and Paint, the freebie program that comes with WINDOWS. I did the writing in Katie's place, but the photo without the writing is at Katie.
Academic Discourse
Class Archives and Syllabi for UWP
- Archives for UWP Readings and Issues
- Syllabus for Corrections, UWP, Fall 2003
- Syllabus for Criminology, UWP, Fall 2003
- Syllabus for Media, Crime and Criminal Justice, UWP, Fall 2003
Guides for Midterms and Projects at CSUDH, Fall 2003
- Midterm Topics and Alternatives Moved off weekly issue for convenience to this page. jeanne
- Notes to a Good Field Mouse jeanne's suggestions on what will and won't cut it on a midterm submission, or a regular submission by a good student.
- Midterm Model for Theory, Knowingness, and Agencies classes Organizational structure and guide to length. Up soon. Meanwhile see Notes to a Good Field Mouse.
- Midterm Model for Statistics Organizational structure and guide to length.
- How do we get from the creation and sharing of this image to social theory for greater awareness of the Other?Conceptual Review for Fall 2003. Use this is a guide with your midterm and your project. jeanne
- How do we get from a comment on the current issue to a social theory explanation of the connectedness of all this to what we're studying? Creating and Sharing Memories and Turning Them into Substantive Submissions. Follow the guide - sanctioned plagiarism of the fractal patterns, remember?
- Putting together research reports for midterms and projects in statistics: Interpretation and Conclusions
- Alumni Survey
- Guides to Using SPSS:
- CRS First Draft Unedited Report by Joyce Jones
- SPSS Crosstabs - Step by Step
- Changing Cultural Patterns and Aging
- Check all the tables on aging and dummy graphs and tables
- Graphs of Our CRS Data
- Playing with our Calif Recall Survey Data Detailed steps on working with data.
- Practice with Valid Percents for Thursday, October 16, 2003
- California Recall Survey Schedule for Statistics Class


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The Board of Directors of Buffalo Niagara Riverkeeper has announced today that effective immediately, Jill Spisiak Jedlicka takes the lead as the new Executive Director of the environmental non-profit organization.
"Jill has over fifteen years of extensive experience in environmental protection, policy and clean water advocacy that has contributed to the improvement of our local waterways," stated Gregory Stevens, Riverkeeper Board Chairman and member of the Executive Director Search Committee. "Through our exhaustive search process, it was evident that Jill's strong record of success, unique ability to form non-traditional collaborations, and her reputation as a highly respected environmental leader in this region were values our Board believes are critical to continuation of our progress at Buffalo Niagara Riverkeeper."
Ms. Jedlicka is a native of Western New York and has been serving as Riverkeeper's Director of Ecological Programs for the last nine years. She holds a BS in Environmental Studies and a Masters in Business Administration, both from the University at Buffalo. Her extensive background also includes serving as the federally-designated Coordinator of the Buffalo River Remedial Action Plan, as well as five years with the Erie County Department of Environment and Planning.
"I am both honored and humbled by being selected as the new Executive Director and "Riverkeeper", said Ms. Jedlicka. "I was born and raised in Western New York and understand that the revitalization of our community is directly linked to the protection of our greatest natural asset, our fresh water. Riverkeeper has a both a talented Board and dedicated staff whom I am eager to work with as we enter the next phase in the evolution of Buffalo Niagara Riverkeeper."
In addition to the new Executive Director, Riverkeeper has also hired a new Advancement Director, Ms. Alexandra McPherson. Ms. McPherson has worked nationally and internationally for the past fifteen years on environmental campaigns advancing solutions to toxic pollution, global warming and resource scarcity.
After twenty years of making significant progress on cleaning up local waterways and improving the opportunities for public access to the water, Riverkeeper is charting the course for the next stage of organization. The new leadership comes at a critical time for the region's water resources. There is positive forward momentum on waterfront revitalization such as the Buffalo River remediation and restoration, the Niagara River Greenway implementation and Outer Harbor redevelopment. However, it is countered by new and emerging threats to water quality including invasive species like Asian carp, hydraulic fracturing wastewater management, and non-point source pollution.
By forming unique collaborations with various agencies, non-profits and private businesses, Riverkeeper has brought millions of dollars of water-based investments into Western New York and will continue to play an integral role in the revitalization of the region's ecology and economy.


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It wasn't the kind of performance Lodi head baseball coach Hobie Schultz was looking for from his team on Friday. But it was enough to give the Flames their first league win of the season.
Joey Armstrong, Luke Simon and Geeze Borges combined for six hits and five runs batted in as Lodi opened San Joaquin Athletic Association play with a 7-4 win over Bear Creek at Tony Zupo Field.


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I've been preparing for this job since fourth grade
When I was in the fourth grade at St. Ursula School outside Baltimore, a girl I liked decided she wanted to start a classroom newspaper. And, not only that, she wanted me to write an advice column.
I said, "You're pretty. Sure I'll write something."
And thus began my career in journalism.
I was editor in chief of The Loyolan at Loyola High School in Towson, Md. I was editor in chief of The Flyer News at the University of Dayton in Dayton, Ohio. And I've been a reporter, news editor and copy editor in such varying and exotic locations as Hanover, Pa.; Port Huron, Mich., Sunbury, Pa.; and Scranton, Pa.
And now I'm here, covering York County, energy, environment, agribusiness and workforce issues for the Central Penn Business Journal.
What's the constant in this career track of mine?
The people and their stories.
Yes, from fourth grade through today, I've learned to gather information and present it to the reading public in a manner that, I hope, makes sense to them and helps them through their daily lives.
And in my professional life, I've either written or edited stories dealing with Marcellus Shale, water purity, landfills, farms and labor strife. And I lived and worked in York County for almost a decade.
So, what's your story? What would you like to know more about?
Tell me.
You can reach me by email at email@example.com or on Twitter @JDeinleinCPBJ. Or, you could get old-fashioned and call me at 717-236-4300, ext. 298. Or, if you want to get really old-fashioned, you can send me something by the U.S. mail at 1500 Paxton St., Harrisburg, PA 17104.
I look forward to hearing from you.


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Eoff Student Affairs Naming Project Surpasses $250K Goal
Pictured above (left to right): Ms. Nancy Knous, CFP, Dr. Jim Eoff (69, 70), Dr. Billy Joe Regel (72), Dr. Jana Fuqua (77), Dr. Steve Schwab, UTHSC Chancellor and Dr. Marie Chisholm-Burns, Dean, UTCOP.
Dr. James C. Eoff, III is a beloved College of Pharmacy faculty member with a 40-plus-year career in the College. Dr. Eoff earned his Bachelor and Doctor of Pharmacy degrees at the UT Health Science Center. He joined the faculty in 1970 and currently serves as Executive Associate Dean. In addition to his service to the UTHSC College of Pharmacy, Dr. Eoff has served on and provided leadership to the Tennessee Board of Pharmacy, Tennessee Society of Independent Pharmacists, and Tennessee Pharmacists Association. He received the UT Alumni Association Outstanding Teacher Award on four occasions and the UT Alumni Association Distinguished Community Service Award.
Dr. Eoff announced he will be leaving full-time service with the University in 2013. In November 2011, three very engaged pharmacy alumni and associates had the idea of finding a way to honor Dr. Eoffs many years of service to the College. Dr. Jana Fuqua (77), Dr. Billy Joe Regel (72), and Nancy Knous, CFP, knew that Dr. Eoffs former students, pharmacy peers, family and friends would want to participate in an effort to honor his hard work and dedication to his college and profession.
The College of Pharmacy moved into a new $60 million, 186,300 square foot education and research facility in August 2011. As with any new capital project, the building has numerous naming opportunities for offices, suites, and various areas throughout the facility. The Student Affairs Administration Suite caught the attention of the pharmacy alumni committee. Dr. Eoffs greatest legacy to the College of Pharmacy is likely his advocacy for students. He has worked tirelessly to counsel students from the time they apply for admission through their graduation and beyond. Because the committee believed that naming this suite after Dr. Eoff would best reflect his involvement and support of the student body, the committee claimed this space with the goal of raising the necessary $250,000.
This was definitely planned as a grassroots outreach effort, said Jada Williams, Director of Annual Giving, who coordinated emails and mailings for the alumni committee. Peer-to-peer contacts were a key element in spreading the word about the project and helping reach the monetary goal of $250,000. Williams said that there has never been a class agent outreach such as this at UT Health Science Center. We have had such a positive response to this effort that we are planning many more class agent-type projects in other colleges for the coming spring.
The outcome of this project has been so much greater than just a dollar amount. So many pharmacy alumni, friends and colleagues have been in contact with one another to discuss the project. Many had not heard from classmates since graduation and were reconnected through their support of Dr. Eoff and the College of Pharmacy. These wonderful gifts mean so much to Dr. Eoff, the student body, and the future of the College, said Dean Marie Chisholm-Burns. Thanks to the support of so many former students, friends and family, we will not only name the Student Affairs Suite in the College in honor of Dr. Eoff, we will have funds available to support our pharmacy students as they work toward a bright future in the pharmacy profession.
Dr. Eoff and Dean Chisholm-Burns received a holiday surprise on December 19, 2012 when the pharmacy alumni committee, joined by the Development & Alumni Affairs staff, UTHSC Chancellor Steve Schwab, and several other guests, came by with a cake to announce that the goal had been reached and exceeded! We arent through yet, said Dr. Jana Fuqua. We will accept gifts and pledges for this effort as long as people want to give.
A celebration to unveil the naming plaque in the James C. Eoff Student Suite will be planned for early 2013. All pharmacy alumni, friends and Eoff family members will be invited to this exciting event.


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New Mexico Telegram » Blog, New Mexico House, Roundhouse » Here come the Saturday hearings
Here come the Saturday hearings
Saturday hearings are going to start up this week in the legislature.
The House Appropriations and Finance Committee and the House Health, Government and Indian Affairs committees have announced they will be meeting this Saturday.
House Health, Government and Indian Affairs Committee chairman James Roger Madalena, D-Jemez Pueblo, announced that his committee would be meeting on Saturday afternoon so as to not conflict with the House Appropriations and Finance Committee, which will meet on Saturday morning.
Madalena joked that he would need more than the next 30 days to hear the legislation that is on the committee's plate.
Speaker of the House Ken Martinez, D-Grants, joked that the committee would be hearing legislation, "in March, April and May."
The legislative session ends at noon on March 16.
As the session winds down, weekend hearings become increasingly more common. This means that legislators from far-flung parts of the state (such as Farmington, Silver City or Hobbs) will not be able to go home. The weekend sessions also usually come at the same time as longer hours for committee hearings during the week.
Already, some committees have been having hearings into the early evening. Soon there might be committee hearings that have the need for dinner breaks.
Filed under: Blog, New Mexico House, Roundhouse · Tags: House Appropriations and Finance Committee, House Health Government and Indian Affairs Committee, James Roger Madalena, Ken Martinez


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Springfield, MA, November 25, 2012 – Ryan Bourque's goal with 15.6 seconds left in the third period gave the Connecticut Whale a 3-2 win over the Springfield Falcons Sunday at the MassMutual Center.
The victory extended a Whale win streak to four games and lifted Connecticut to two games above .500 for the first time on the season, at 9-7-1-0 for 19 points.
With the game seemingly headed for overtime, Kelsey Tessier broke up a Matt Calvert feed inside the Whale zone and sent Bourque up left wing. Bourque unloaded a shot from an extreme angle, and it found its way between Springfield goaltender Paul Dainton's right arm and his body for the winner.
Bourque also had an assist for the Whale, which also got goals from Matt Gilroy and Marek Hrivik. Jason Missiaen made 32 saves in the Connecticut net, after Cam Talbot had started the previous 11 straight. Sean Collins scored both Springfield goals, with Jonathan Audy-Marchessault assisting on both, and Dainton stopped 23 shots.
The Whale, who had never led in two previous losses to Springfield, opened the scoring just 2:23 into Sunday's game, on Gilroy's sixth goal of the season and third in the last three games.
Tommy Grant worked the puck out of the left-wing corner to Gilroy, and he weaved across the slot before jamming the puck past a sprawling Dainton.
Springfield tied it at 6:29, with Collins poking his own rebound past Missiaen and into the Whale net, after Collins stepped out from below the goal line to Missiaen's left.
It took the Whale only 1:38 to regain the lead, as Hrivik, who had nine assists in 14 games but no goals, scored his first of the year at 8:07. Dainton stopped Blake Parlett's drive from the right point, but the rebound deflected right to Hrivik at the bottom of the left circle, and he banged a shot into the top corner.
That lead stood up until the 15:11 mark of the second period, when Collins scored his second of the game to tie it for the Falcons. David Savard sent Collins down left wing with a pass, and Collins was able to speed outside the Whale defense and fire a shot off of Missiaen and up under the crossbar.
The Whale are now off until this Friday night, November 30, when they finish a stretch of seven out of nine games on the road with a visit to Providence to take on the Bruins (7:05 PM faceoff, "Beethoven Radio" AM 1290, www.ctwhale.com). After that, seven of the next eight for the Whale are at home, starting with a battle this Saturday against the Syracuse Crunch. That game faces off at 7:00, and the first 3,000 fans receive a Whale poster, courtesy of SuperCuts.
Tickets for all Whale regular season home games at the XL Center are on sale now at the Public Power Ticket Office at the XL Center, through TicketMaster Charge-by-Phone at 1-800-745-3000 and on-line at www.ticketmaster.com.
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Connecticut Whale 3 at Springfield Falcons 2
Sunday, November 25, 2012 – MassMutual Center
Connecticut 2 0 1 – 3
Springfield 1 1 0 – 2
1st Period-1, Connecticut, Gilroy 6 (Bourque, Grant), 2:23. 2, Springfield, Collins 3 (Johansen, Audy-Marchessault), 6:29. 3, Connecticut, Hrivik 1 (Parlett, Kolarik), 8:07. Penalties-Johansen Spr (high-sticking), 3:58; Collins Ct (delay of game), 9:15; Drazenovic Spr (checking to the head), 16:59.
2nd Period-4, Springfield, Collins 4 (Savard, Audy-Marchessault), 15:11. Penalties-Erixon Spr (tripping), 6:10.
3rd Period-5, Connecticut, Bourque 4 (Tessier), 19:44. Penalties-Segal Ct (tripping), 8:13; Newbury Ct (interference), 11:12.
Shots on Goal-Connecticut 10-5-11-26. Springfield 9-12-13-34.
Power Play Opportunities-Connecticut 0 / 3; Springfield 0 / 3.
Goalies-Connecticut, Missiaen 2-2-0 (34 shots-32 saves). Springfield, Dainton 1-2-1 (26 shots-23 saves).
Referees-Chris Ciamaga (24), Graham Skilliter (48).
Linesmen-Jim Briggs (83), Rich Patry (52).
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Here's What Amanda Bynes' Unclaimed Grill Looks Like
While she was living in New York this summer, Amanda Bynes enlisted the services of jeweler Ben Baller to make a custom grill for her. But these things take time. Now the grill is completed and remains unclaimed, as Bynes is currently undergoing psychiatric treatment.
Baller posted a picture of the grill on Instagram, saying he's been trying to get the grill to Bynes "for months," asking if he should auction it off for charity.
The grill is made of pink diamonds and set in 14 carat rose gold. It's worth about $10,000, which is a hell of a lot more expensive than the mouthguard my orthodontist gave me when I was 12.


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Wiz Khalifa Addresses Amber Rose Pregnancy Rumors Backstage of the BET Awards
Earlier this month, Wiz Khalifa and Amber Rose were making headlines due to the pregnancy rumors that began swirling around the hip hop lovebirds. However, the 'Roll Up' rapper squashed these rumors while speaking with 102 Jamz Orlando backstage at the 2011 BET Awards.
While discussing Wiz's tattoo dedicated to his model girlfriend, the reporter sneakily segued into a question about Ms. Rose supposedly have "a bun in the oven." Khalifa laughed and semi-awkwardly responded, "No she's not pregnant, man. That's crazy."
The rapper also discussed his love for getting inked prior to the pregnancy discussion, saying people call him the 'King of Ink.' "I think it might have something to do with the 1,000's of tattoos," Khalifa said. When asked if he knew how many tats were printed on 6′ 4″ frame, he responded, "Probably somewhere like 900. I started young, but I still have certain places that I can work on."
Wiz and his supposed fiancee were struck with more scandalous press yesterday, when graphic nude photos of Amber Rose hit the Internet. Although media outlets were originally reporting that Rose sent the naked pictures to Nicki Minaj's ex-boyfriend, she stated this rumor was false. She also tweeted, "No matter what I go thru or how embarrassed I am I have a man that Loves me & has my back thru everything. @RealWizKhalifa thank u. :- )."
Watch the Wiz Khalifa 'Roll Up' Video


text: Connecting the Old and New with Intelligent GatewaysWith more than 85 percent of today's devices based on existing legacy systems, 2 a significant need exists for an interim step to address interoperability instead of replacing all existing infrastructure. Intel is working with McAfee and Wind River to address this challenge with a new family of intelligent gateway solutions that connect legacy systems, providing common interfaces and seamless communication between devices and the cloud. Targeting industrial, energy and transportation markets, this system of systems helps ensure that the data generated by devices and existing infrastructure can be shared securely with the cloud and for analysis. The new family of intelligent gateway solutions from Intel provides integrated and pre-validated hardware and software, including McAfee Embedded Control and the Wind River® Intelligent Device Platform, that help develop, prototype and deploy application services faster so companies can focus on creating new, value-added services. With these solutions, users can securely aggregate, filter and share data from the edge to the cloud in areas such as monitoring high-value industrial assets, facilitating manufacturing automation, energy grid automation, and commercial fleet monitoring. For example, Intel is working with Westfalen Weser Energie*, a large power and gas distribution grid operator, to develop and deploy gateways in its secondary energy substations. As more renewables come online, managing energy flows becomes more complicated and Westfalen Weser Energie is using intelligent gateways to interface with its legacy devices and acquire, analyze and act on data in real-time. The first set of intelligent gateway solutions will feature versions based on the Intel Quark SoC X1000 and Intel Atom processor E3800 product family and will be available in the first quarter of 2014. Unlocking Intelligence in Data from Device to the Datacenter Intel is delivering a comprehensive portfolio of hardware and software products designed to unlock the data intelligence from the device through the network to the cloud to enable new business models and service offerings. By developing horizontal building blocks for vertical end-to-end analytics as well as distributed analytics for edge systems and datacenter, Intel is enabling companies to turn big data into actionable information.


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Im putting in a new cvv today and need a new oring for the disa...no one around my area has one.... I remember seeing a post about using a gasket from a ford probe and it worked fine.... Can anyone tell me if tht is fact or false or find the post for me...im at the garage with no comp. And my phone is a pos. Thanks guys
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I've used it and it worked. Got the o-ring from auto zone.
I'll look for the post now...
" go to Advance, and buy a $2.00 Fel Pro gasket PN 35489 for a 1991 to 1994 Ford Probe"
Thank you for that I new it was something like that but couldn't find it on my phone.
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Me=same problem! Thanks for it guy
Welp got the gasket and installed it today in advance parking lot:)...the guy there was amazed lmao....he said "that aint gunna work man that one of dem german cars" bwahaha. ..thanks guys for doing the legwork and finding that part number for me!!.. So I cahnged the CVV yestday and now I have the intake gasket leaking:banghead: anyone changed that out before? Difficulty?
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By service manual for $130 and do it all proper with torque specs
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