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Police have refused to issue a permit allowing a march in the city tomorrow that organisers claim will be peaceful, ahead of Friday's World Trade Organisation meeting in Sydney.
Protesters will demonstrate outside the talks at Sydney Olympic Park but several groups, including unions, churches and environmental groups, had planned a rally in the city.
The NSW Police Assistant Commissioner, Dick Adams, said the decision had been taken "because of the threats of violence emanating from an extreme element among protest groups".
"It's my responsibility to ensure the safety of the international visitors, the general public, the police and the protesters themselves," Mr Adams said.
But many of the groups involved said tomorrow's peaceful march would go ahead, accusing the police of taking away their right to freedom of expression.
A board member of the international aid monitoring group Aidwatch, James Arvanitakis, said police were inviting conflict by not allowing the protest to go ahead legally.
"The only way the protests will get out of control is if police try and stop it," Mr Arvanitakis said.
He called on the NSW Police Minister, Michael Costa, to guarantee that police actions would be peaceful.
Hundreds of police are expected to be in the city tomorrow for the marches.
A march through the city this evening run by the refugee advocacy group Free Movement of People also plans to go ahead without a permit.
Greenpeace, the Construction Forestry Mining and Energy Union, the National Union of Students, some churches, socialist youth group Resistance, the Greens and the Australian Democrats will participate in several different marches tomorrow that plan to meet in Hyde Park for a rally at noon.
A strong police presence is also planned for Friday when 25 of the world's trade ministers will discuss the Doha round of trade talks at the Novotel hotel at Olympic Park where discussion will centre around the removal of trade barriers for agriculture and services.
Mr Adams said police would not tolerate any violent outbursts but were encouraging people to protest "peacefully and lawfully".
Olympic Park has been turned into a virtual exclusion zone with the train station closed, businesses temporarily closed and security on entry points. The crackdown will also disrupt marking for the HSC with the Board of Studies main centre at Homebush affected by the no-go zone.
About three kilometres of perimeter fencing has been erected and people entering the area can be searched under powers given to police under the extensive Sydney Olympic Park Act.
Protesters will be corralled into two "passive protest areas" near the Novotel hotel, but they are concerned they will be without shade, running water or toilets.
"It seems that the police want to provoke a reaction from protesters by making it impossible for people to remain in a passive and peaceful demonstration," said Jim Casey, an organiser with the Direction Action Collective.
Protesters have also been banned from using placards or banners or public service announcement systems. "It's an empty right to protest if you can't express yourself," Mr Casey said.
Greens MLC Ian Cohen said "hardline policing at the WTO will create images of conflict that strengthen the Government's lead in the polls".
"The Government will then use this to justify bringing in terrorism policing laws which are even more draconian."
The essential protest precautions:
Head protection, bike helmet, hard hat etc for resisting batons.
Sealed goggles ... for protection from capsicum spray and tear gas.
Gas mask, preferably with shatter-resistant lens and replaceable non-asbestos filters. M17A1 clones are good..
Clinch/seal [clothing] at wrists, ankles and neck if possible.
- Advice for Homebush protesters from the WTO website at www.nowto.cat.org.au
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Sometimes it just takes a while to get it right.
In early 2011 I began a piece I back then called 'Fairy' - I had an idea of this alien looking woman staring into the vast emptiness with a slightly lost look on her face. Her main feature was to be her brilliant blue eyes. I started the piece and I had fun with it for a little while but then I got incredibly frustrated because I was unable to transfer the image in my head onto the wacom tablet.
The early, abandoned piece.
A year later I was looking through my folder of pieces from 2011 and found the abandoned file. I decided to pick up on it again and see if I could make something of it. At first I felt inspired by an old German Oil Painting by Christian Seybold (1695-1768) - a portrait of an old woman.
Alte Frau by Christian Seybold (1695-1768)
I turned the "fairy" into an old Avalon priestess instead and made it more of a portrait study.
Early stages of the Avalon Priestess.
Although there was some improvement I was still struggling a lot, I just couldn't get the face proportions correct despite multiple references so I ended up abandoning the piece again, at least for a while.
About four months later I was working on my Trollkin calendar project, my time was limited to get it finished in time for Christmas so I was looking for possible "shortcuts" to get a good looking finished piece I could be proud of into the calendar, which is when I came across the abandoned piece again. So I picked it up again. I decided to go back to the original image size instead of a mere portrait, and this time - despite struggling, I worked my way through the tough hurdles. My husband helped me take some new reference images for the piece and after a couple of weeks of determination I finally managed to finish it.
Morgaine, also known as Morgan Le Fay, sister of King Arthur © Kiri Østergaard Leonard, 2012
Comparing the two images I can see that from 2011 to 2012 I learned a lot. I hope that 2013 will be as good a year as 2012 and that in a year from now my artwork will have made the same leap. It can be incredibly discouraging when your artwork do not match up to your own expectations but it is also very rewarding when you can look back and see you have improved, it makes it all worth it.
So don't give up if you are having a really hard time with something you are working on, just put it aside for now and pick it up later.
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Prevalence of drug abuse in schools is staggering
I am writing in response to the article regarding a Redlands middle school health education teacher possessing methamphetamine with alleged intent to sell.
I urge the community, the City Council, and Redlands Unified School District board members to take recent substance abuse rates very seriously. They must understand it is a larger epidemic than most members of this city realize.
The prevalence of illicit drug use among adolescents nationally and locally is staggering. National data show student marijuana use has increased to 39.9 percent since 2009. Rates of on-campus selling of illegal drugs have increased to 25.6 percent. Furthermore, students in San Bernardino County are more likely than the national average to drink alcohol and use marijuana before age 13, use marijuana on school property, and try cocaine, inhalants and ecstasy. They also are more likely to be offered drugs at school.
Our schools are not making sufficient efforts to reduce adolescent substance abuse that have recently been terrorizing our community. Although the district provides effective evidence-based curriculum, a recent Children's Healthy Kid's Survey found only 25 percent of the district strongly considers substance abuse prevention to be an important goal.
It is my hope that our school district no longer stays naive to this increasingly important topic for the well being of our children.
— Jessica Folmer, Redlands
The writer is a research associate in the Health Science and Human Ecology Department at Cal State San Bernardino.


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Get an overview of this hotelQueenstown hostel in Queenstown City Centre with free breakfast and nightclub
Popular property highlights
Located in Queenstown City Centre, this hostel is steps from Toi o Tahuna, Fear Factory Queenstown, and SKYCITY Wharf Casino. Creative Queenstown Arts & Crafts Market and Steamer Wharf are also within 5 minutes.
Property Features
This smoke-free hostel features a nightclub, a bar/lounge, and self parking. Free on-the-go breakfast and free WiFi in public areas are also provided. Other amenities include coffee/tea in a common area, laundry facilities, and a 24-hour front desk.
Room Amenities
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Hostel Amenities
A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This Queenstown hostel also offers a nightclub, tour/ticket assistance, and ski storage. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
Base Queenstown - Hostel is a smoke-free property.
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Nightclub
- Bar/lounge
- 24-hour front desk
- Laundry facilities
- Television in common areas
- Ski storage
- Elevator/lift
- Smoke-free property
- Free breakfast
- Free WiFi
- Luggage storage
- Total number of rooms - 63
- Number of floors - 4
- ATM/banking
- Free parking nearby
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Billiards or pool table
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Year Built 2004
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( NZD 4 per day )
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Self parking (surcharge), Free parking nearby
Room Amenities
- Daily housekeeping
- Hair dryer (on request)
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Heating
Where to Eat
A complimentary on-the-go breakfast is served each morning between 7 AM and 9 AM.
Loco Cantina - This pub specializes in Mexican cuisine and serves dinner only. Happy hour is offered. Open daily.
Nearby Activities
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Snowboarding nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Rafting nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Skydiving nearby
- Ecotours nearby
- Ski lessons available nearby
- Ski equipment rental shops nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hostel Policies
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 10 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are not available.
- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
No rollaway/extra beds available
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- Resort fee
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- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: NZD 4 per day (rates may vary)
- Onsite credit card charges are subject to a surcharge
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Starting on my next project, I had to dig in HTML.cc, and found th
efollowing code to filter out comments:
// if (strncmp((char *)position, "<!--", 4) == 0)
// {
// //
// // Stupid comment. This can contain other '<' and '>'
// // stuff which we have to ignore
// //
// q = (unsigned char*)strstr((char *)position, "-->");
// if (!q)
// return; // Rest of document is a comment...
// position = q + 3;
// continue;
// }
While this will catch *most* comments, it will see some perfectly legal
comments as illegal and skip the rest of the page. Th ebest definition of
comments is found in HTML 2.0 (unchanged in the actual DTD in later
versions, but never properly explained any more...):
"To include comments in an HTML document, use a comment declaration. A
comment declaration consists of `<!' followed by zero or more comments
followed by `>'. Each comment starts with `--' and includes all text up to
and including the next occurrence of `--'. In a comment declaration, white
space is allowed after each comment, but not before the first comment. The
entire comment declaration is ignored."
Thus, the following are legal comment declarations:
<!--first comment
on two lines --
--second comment--
--third comment--
Both of these would be missed by htDig; in th ecase of the first the rest
of the page would be considered a comment, the second would not be
recognized as a comment declaration.
I've dreamed up the following code to take care of this - totally untested
so far! - I'd like to hear any hints how to improve it (if necessary).
if (strncmp((char *)position, "<!", 2) == 0)
// Possible comment declaration (but could be DTD declaration!).
// A comment can contain other '<' and '>':
// we have to ignore a complete comment declarations
// but of course also DTD declarations.
position += 2; // Get past declaration start
while (*position)
// Let's see if the declaration ends here
if (*position == '>')
break; // End of comment declaration
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// we'll try to find an actual comment
q = (unsigned char*)strstr((char *)position, "--");
if (q)
{ // Found start of comment - now find the end
position = q + 2;
q = (unsigned char*)strstr((char *)position, "--");
if (!q)
return; // Rest of document seems to be a comment...
position = q + 2;
{ // Not a comment declaration after all
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q = (unsigned char*)strstr((char *)position, ">");
if (q)
position = q + 1;
break; // End of (whatever) declaration
// Skip whitespace after an individual comment
while (isspace(*position))
Comments anyone? ;-)
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Everything you need to know about family pets
Gone are the days when a family pet was mostly either a dog or a cat and a budgie was kind of exotic. Today, there are all manner of creatures, both great and small, each with their own pros and cons. Kylie Matthews explores the subject of the family pet and takes you through everything you need to know about animal ownership.
Table of Content
- Family pets in Australia
- Choosing the right pet for your family
- The benefits of owning a pet
- The possible dangers of owning a pet
- Caring for your pet
- Your rights and responsibilities as a pet owner
Family pets in Australia
Having a pet can provide companionship, love and protection. While the most common pets in Australian homes are dogs and cats, there's an array of other animals people also choose as pets, which include (but are not limited to) rabbits, ferrets, rodents, guinea pigs, birds, reptiles, fish, frogs, spiders, horses and hermit crabs [1].
Australians love their pets. In fact, we have one of the highest incidences of pet ownership in the world – second only to the US [2].
The Australian Companion Animal Council's 2007 report shows that as a country we have 3.41 million dogs (36 percent of households own a dog) and 2.35 million cats (23 percent of households own a cat). In addition, there are approximately 18.4 million fish, 8.1 million birds and over 1 million other pets, including horses, rabbits, guinea pigs and other small animals [3].
Choosing the right pet for your family
Deciding to become a pet owner requires careful thought and planning. The first question you need to ask is if you and your family are capable and committed enough to care for an animal in your home. If the answer is yes, then the next step is to choose the right pet for your lifestyle and priorities [4].
Here are 10 questions to give considerable thought to prior to deciding whether you should welcome a pet into your home [5]:
1. What is the pet's average life span?
You will need to commit to caring and providing for the animal for its entire lifetime. So having an idea of how long your pet will live is an important consideration. Life span varies depending on the animal. On average, small dogs live 14-19 years while bigger dogs live 10-15 years. Cats can live 15-20 years, parrots 50-60 years and hamsters only a few years.
2. How much time do you have to dedicate to your pet?
Some animals demand an inordinate amount of time, which, depending on your lifestyle, may sway you to choose one type of pet over another. Fish, for example, don't need much attention but their tanks may require significant maintenance. Dogs need to be walked, groomed, trained and socialised regularly; comparatively, cats are generally self-sufficient, independent and require less attention.
3. How much space do you have?
Space is an important consideration when choosing a pet. If you live in a home with a large, secure garden, accommodating a dog would be OK. But if you live in an apartment, it may not be practical. Some animals, however, cope very well in smaller spaces. Given the appropriate care, cats, caged birds, reptiles – and even small dogs – can thrive in small environments.
4. How much money can you spend?
Along with time and energy, pets also come with financial obligations that you will need to consider and add to your family's budget. Pet food, vet bills, pet insurance, entertainment, council registration and pet sitting can all add up! Set-up costs can be particularly expensive when purchasing an aquarium for your fish, for example.
5. How often are you at home?
Can you provide your pet with the time it may need during the day? Are you at home during the day or are you and the family all at work and school? This is an important thing to consider as some pets will require attention during the working day. For example, unlike a goldfish, dogs may fret, become bored (and consequently destructive) when unattended for extended periods.
6. How frequently do you travel?
Even if you're a frequent traveller, you can still adopt a pet, but your travel habits should influence the type of animal you choose. For instance, cats can generally be left by themselves for a night or two, provided they have ample food, water and access to the litter box. Dogs, on the other hand, will need to be fed, walked and let out every few hours. However, dogs are easier to travel with than cats. If your travel plans aren't dog-friendly, then you'll need to find somebody to take care of your dog.
7. How active are you?
Every animal requires exercise. Yet the type of pet you adopt will determine your activity level. Dogs, for example, require frequent bathroom breaks and daily walks. If you don't have the ability or desire to be super active, consider adopting a cat, hamster or goldfish rather than a dog.
8. What type of vet care is accessible?
If you're considering adopting a less traditional pet like a parrot or a horse, do you have access to a veterinarian who can provide care for that animal, especially in an emergency? And will you be able to afford the cost of this care, if required?
9. Does your residence restrict certain pets?
Are you renting? If so, you'll need to read the fine print of your lease to find out whether your are legally able to care for a pet on the property. Do you live in an apartment block that has a body corporate? You will need to find out their pet policy and whether they allow animals to live at the apartments. It's important to do your research on the animal – and the breed – that you'd like to bring into your home as there may be prohibitive regulations in place that inhibit you from owning this pet or keeping them in your home.
10. Are you allergic?
If you are unsure if you have an allergy to a certain pet, spend time with the type of animal, either at a shelter or a friend's house. If possible, foster the animal to see if you have an allergy. Or, if you do have an allergy, see if it worsens or can be managed by keeping the animal out of your room or off your bed. Fish and birds tend to trigger fewer allergies than dogs and cats. If you are concerned, your doctor can test you for allergies.
The benefits of owning a pet
We've long loved dogs for being man's best friend, but not so well known is that our pets can actually make us physically and mentally healthier. Just the presence of our pets can lift our spirits and help us relax [6]. For nearly 25 years, research has shown that living with pets provides certain health benefits. Pets help lower blood pressure, lessen anxiety and boost our immunity [7]. Here are just four ways that pet companionship has been scientifically proven to be beneficial:
Immunity boosting
A study at Cambridge University found that owning a pet produced improvements in general health in as little as one month. Researchers found that pet owners were found to suffer fewer ailments, such as headaches, colds and hayfever [8].
Reduce stress
Research has shown that when dog or cat owners were asked to perform a stressful arithmetic task, they showed less stress in the company of their pets than in the company of a friend. Other studies have found that owning a pet relieves depression, reduces blood pressure and triglycerides, and improves exercise habits, all of which can lower the risk of heart attacks [9].
Lower blood pressure
Owning pets is associated with reducing your risk of heart disease, which researchers have suggested may be directly linked to an increase in daily exercise resulting from the care of owning a pet, such as a dog. In a 2012 Japanese study, researchers discovered that 5,200 adult dog owners engaged in significantly more walking and physical activity than non-dog owners, and were 54 percent more likely to get the recommended level of physical activity [10].
Pets help autistic kids
In a 2014 study from the University of Missouri-Columbia, researchers explored the benefits of pet dogs for kids with autism. They found that families reported the direct benefits like companionship, stress relief and opportunities for their children to learn responsibility. In addition, the dogs appeared to help the children by acting as a social lubricant for autistic kids who found social interaction difficult [11].
The possible dangers of owning a pet
When mixing animals and children, adult supervision is imperative. The behaviour of both children and animals can be unpredictable at times, so it is essential that an adult is always there to make sure both child and animal remain safe [12].
Depending on the animal, there are a number of possible dangers that may affect a child. Here are a few of the more common associated with our favourite pets – dogs and cats.
Children between the ages of one and four are at the greatest risk of being bitten by a dog. Small children are at the greatest risk because of their size and also because they often don't behave appropriately around dogs – pulling their tail, taking their food, putting their face into the face of the dog. All dogs – regardless of temperament, age, or breed – can bite and, unfortunately, the beloved family dog is the most common biting culprit [13].
The statistics currently available on dog attacks are incomplete and fragmented, since no comprehensive reporting system exists for dog attacks in Australia. However, it has been estimated that each year more than 100,000 Australians are attacked by dogs, causing injuries of varying degrees of severity. Over 60 percent of dog bites occur either at home or in the home or backyard of a family member, friend or neighbour. Only about a third of reported dog bite incidents occur in public places [14].
A feline can transmit a bacterial infection called cat scratch disease if she claws or bites, and it's important to be particularly protective of kids. Potential symptoms include swollen glands, redness, rash, fever, headache, or fatigue. If your child winds up with a scratch or bite and experiences any of these symptoms, consult your doctor, who may need to prescribe a round of antibiotics [15].
Teaching your children to handle and treat cats correctly is the best way to avoid nasty scratches. Young children and cats should never be left unsupervised and swift treatment of scratches will be necessary to avoid infection [16].
In addition, cat poo can cause health concerns for toddlers and small children because of the presence of bacteria. Roundworms, toxoplasmosis, and certain bacteria can all be transmitted to children that ingest cat faeces. Children should not play around or clean the litter box. Outside sandpits and dirt piles are also a place where children can come into contact with cat poo, so it's important to invest in a sandpit that can be covered over [17].
Cats can also pose suffocation risks to small babies. While the risk may be small, in the interests of promoting responsible pet ownership, it would be wise to avoid letting your cat into the nursery unattended [18].
Caring for your pet
It is your responsibility as a pet owner to thoroughly research the basic requirements of your chosen pet. You should do this before purchasing your pet and prior to bringing your pet home so that you are well informed about the species-specific needs of your pet and ready to take good care of it [19].
Allowing children new opportunities to get involved and help out with pets is a great way to increase their understanding of responsibility. Giving them simple, age-appropriate chores, which are realistically obtainable for them, will build their self-confidence and encourage independence [20].
Your rights and responsibilities as a pet owner
As a pet owner you may be required by law to do certain things. This will vary depending on your region and the type of animal. Please refer to your local council for specific details [21]:
- Ensure your dog is registered with a council. Registered animals have a much higher chance of being returned to their owner if they are lost.
- Have a secure enclosure that is big enough for the size of your animal – the bigger the animal, the bigger the enclosure needs to be.
- You must keep your dog on a leash at all times in public places except if you are in a signed off-leash area.
- Take a plastic bag and gloves with you when you're walking your dog to collect your dog's waste.
- Keep your cat inside at night to protect native wildlife from harm.
Read more about pets at Kidspot:
- Owning a pet
- Your new baby and pets
- Pet birds
- Pets and family health
- Best five dog breeds for families
- 10 people foods you should never feed your dog
- Kid-friendly pet choices
- Pets and family health
- Dog bite and cat scratches
- 6 top family pets
- Dog training: 5 tricks kids can teach the dog
Read more on family pets from around the web:
- Looking to add to your family? from RSPCA
- Choosing a pet for your family from What To Expect
- How pets benefit child development from SheKnows
- 10 great first pets from HowStuffWorks
- Kids and dogs from Cesar Millan
- Cats and kids from DrKatrina.com
- Top 10 peculiar pets from Animal Planet
- 10 cutest most cuddly exotic pets from Some Pets
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Wisconsin Gardener Segments tagged as Edible Landscape
Buy Local: South Madison Farmers' Market
As Robert Pierce, the owner and manager of the South Madison Farmers' Market, puts it, everyone deserves to be able to purchase local, safe, organic food. But, a farmers' market is more than that--it's a safe place to gather, a place that focuses on community, nutrition and friendship.
How to Grow Food in a Burlap Bag
You don't need a garden or even a pot to grow vegetables, all you need is a burlap bag. Susan Richardson shares a wonderful project going on in the parking lot of the Appleton Salvation Army Food Pantry where people are learning to grow their own food in burlap bags. It's easy, it costs practically nothing and it works.
Eating Weeds
Join Dr. Astrid Newenhouse, UW-Extension horticulturist, to learn the benefits of eating weeds. Add common purslane, dandelion and lambsquarter to your salads.
Appleton's Sustainable College Garden
Professor of Environmental Studies at Lawrence University Jeff Clark talks about university gardens that put food on the tables in dining halls. Students grow vegetables and compost food prep waste, maintaining environmentally friendly gardens.
Growing Late Season Veggies Using Germination Blankets
Travel to Middlebury Hills CSA Farm near Barneveld and learn about planting fall vegetables in warm weather using germination blankets.
Aronia - A Hardy Superfruit
Aronia has long been used as an ornamental shrub in the landscape. Now it turns out to be highly edible, tasty and nutritious. We visit Carandale Farm in Oregon where Dale Secher is doing research on a number of non-traditional fruits. Aronia is one of the winners.
Plant Profile Basil
Host Shelley Ryan profiles the herb basil with guest Diane Bober of Green Woman Herbs in Mineral Point. The focus will be culinary basil in its many sizes, shapes and colors.
Organic Gardening at Nugensis Farm
Near Delafield at NuGenesis Farm, we get an update on the latest organic gardening techniques for the home gardener. Erin Silva shows us how to prevent fungal diseases while eating healthy ourselves.
Growing An Edible Wall
The vegetable garden isn't just that square in the backyard anymore. Mark Dwyer of Rotary Gardens in Janesville demonstrates how to combine functionality with beauty in big and small spaces. Possible choices for an edible wall include nasturtium, hibiscus, Society Garlic, bronze fennel, parsley, scented geranium, hot peppers, Swiss chard, "Pesto Perpetuo" basil and "Black Pearl" pepper.
Apple Trees/Planting Bare Root
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By joining with other small businesses, we can pool our resources, our knowledge, and our experiences to create a powerful community. We need to see ourselves as partners working toward a common goal.
- Join Up
You can tap into the power of support and collaboration by creating or joining a small business group. A group can help you develop relationships and share advice with your fellow entrepreneurs. It is also a way to have a larger voice in community issues.
Most importantly, these groups are a great way to Network and Pay it Forward. Actively look for opportunities to help your fellow members.
One way is to refer them to your own clients, and in turn they may do the same. We all know that great Networking is a two-way street. By promoting the goods and services of other small businesses, they will be sure to return the favor.
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Large companies have the option of dipping into pools of talent in-house. Small businesses don't often have that luxury.
Many times the burden falls squarely on our shoulders alone.
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As Small business owners we have a lot to contribute ~ and why not use what we know to help others?
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I have already cited reasons why we should do business with small business as individuals (you can read my thoughts here). But it shouldn't stop there.
As small businesses ourselves, we should strive to do business with other small businesses. For example, next time you need businesses cards, forgo the big stores and find a small company for your print needs.
Want a new logo? How about giving the job to an independent design company? I recently used fellow entrepreneur Penny Perasso ~ and I loved the results!
I have also used several small companies when buying client cards and gifts (The Cupertino Soap Company and Sincerely Yours by Tracy are two of my favorites).
These small merchants provided me with original and high quality items...and my clients have noticed!
You may even want to buy business supplies, hire temp workers, or even outsource to a local agency. Any time you can spend your hard earned money with a small merchant, do it!
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Rapper Bizarre is on the Anger Management Tour with patron saint Eminem and his group D12, and is ready to relesae his solo album titled "Hannicap Cir
"There's more insight about me. Like people don't know more than the crazy entertainer..... When you're in a group sometimes you don't get a chance to say everything. So this album is really emotional." So rapper Bizarre told The Associated Press about his solo album entitled "Hannicap Circus."
The release of his album, for sure, gives Bizarre happiness as he's longing for this time to be happened. Thanks to Eminem and his group D12, who has become Bizarre's patron saint while he working on that project under the Anger Management Tour.


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Another win for the BOR - Federal judge strikes down part of Chicago's gun law.
And the gun control house of cards continues to crumble...
A federal judge has thrown out part of Chicago's gun law, ruling that a section banning permits for people convicted of unlawful use of a weapon is vague and unconstitutional.
The ruling today came in a lawsuit filed by Shawn Gowder, who claimed his constitutional right to bear arms was violated when he was denied a firearm permit because of a misdemeanor conviction for possessing a gun on a public street. He filed the lawsuit after being denied a permit in 2010.
U.S. District Judge Samuel Der-Yeghiayan ruled that the city's ordinance doesn't adequately define unlawful use of a weapon, noting that it can mean different things in different jurisdictions.
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1. Chicago seems to have trouble grasping the McDonald v. Chicago ruling
They need to comply and get out of the way.
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DonP (6,185 posts)
2. Thank Daley and now Rahm for that
Neither of them thinks the Constitution applies to them, except for their version of what it "should" say.
Chicago is struggling to pay its bills, keep the schools open and they keep writing big checks to the other attorneys. The legal bills for McDonald are around $3 million and the meter is still running. I don't know the total for Ezell v. Chicago yet, but that and this one will just go on the tab for the other side's legal costs.
They just keep passing another set of restrictive laws, like the one banning shooting ranges in the city, then requiring passing a test at an approved shooting range to register your gun.
All this while the gangs shoot the city up every weekend. Just last weekend 8 dead, 35 wounded, murders are up 48% over last year.
And Rahm worries about some guy downstate that might carry a concealed weapon to a supermarket outside Peoria.


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Marathon Men: Power win in 14
WV bests Delmarva 6-5 in 14 innings on the road
By WV Power Media Relations / West Virginia Power | June 25, 2014 12:03 AM ET
(Salisbury, MD- June 24, 2014)- The West Virginia Power beat the Delmarva Shorebirds 6-5 in 14 innings on Tuesday evening at Arthur W. Perdue Stadium. The Power and Shorebirds combined for 37 hits over 112 at bats with ten walks.
Delmarva took a 3-0 lead in the home half of the first inning, knocking Power starter Buddy Borden out of the game after just 35 pitches. Jeff Kemp hit a two-run home run to open the scoring and Drew Dosch crossed on a fielder's choice. West Virginia plated a run in the third on a sac fly and cut the deficit down to one with a run-scoring single by Reese McGuire in the fifth.
After the Shorebirds added a run in the bottom of the fifth, the Power scored once in the sixth on a Chris Diaz double and once in the seventh courtesy a two-base hit from Edwin Espinal to tie the game at four.
Each team had opportunities to plate the go-ahead or winning run, but neither club could score through ine complete. West Virginia had at least one runner on base in every inning except the 12th while Delmarva had runners on in each inning except the fourth, ninth and tenth.
In the 14th, Erich Weiss was hit by a pitch and scored from first on a double by Wyatt Mathisen. With two down, Ashley Ponce singled in Mathisen for a 6-4 lead. The Shorebirds scored once against Clario Perez in the bottom of the 14th, but the reliever finished off the game and stranded the tying and winning runs on base for Delmarva.
Perez (2-1) earned the win as the fifth pitcher of the game for the Power while Donnie Hart (0-1) took the loss after giving up both runs in the 14th; his lone inning of work. All nine Power starters had at least one hit and seven players had multi-hit games.
West Virginia and Delmarva play the third game of this series on Wednesday night. The Power will throw Cody Dickson against the Shorebirds Mitch Horacek at 7:05 pm
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We hope your year is off to a great start. Plans for the 2009 IPNC are in full swing and we have exciting news to share with you!
We are thrilled to announce that prolific author and Master of Wine, Jancis Robinson, will be the 2009 IPNC Master of Ceremonies!
With an almost endless list of book titles and international accolades to her name, Jancis is among the most accomplished wine professionals in existence.
Since 2000, she has dedicated much of her time to her purple pages at www.jancisrobinson.com, a resource "for people who love good wine."
The topics of soil and geology will be at the heart of the 23rd annual IPNC. For the first time, the IPNC will host not one, but two large format seminars!
MORNING SEMINARMaster of Ceremonies, Jancis Robinson, will lead a tasting of ten Pinot noir wines made by five of Oregon's finest winemakers as a part of an experiment intended to further explore the question of how soil, geology and the winemaker's approach impact the expression of their Pinot noir. Oregon panelists include Terry Casteel of Bethel Heights Vineyard, Steve Doerner of Cristom Vineyards, Laurent Montalieu of Solena Cellars, Lynn Penner-Ash of Penner-Ash Cellars, and Ken Wright of Ken Wright Cellars.
David Schildknecht (Robert Parker's Wine Advocate and The World of Fine Wine) and François Millet of the historic Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé will take guests on a geological tour of Chambolle-Musigny, concluding with a rare tasting of 2006 vintage Burgundy including world-renowned Grand Crus Bonnes-Mares and Musigny Vielles Vignes.
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2003-04 University Senate
Minutes of February 9, 2004
Present: J. Acker, D. Armstrong, D. Bernnard, E. Brière,
S. Chaiken, H. Charalambous,
R. Collier, D. Dewar, J. Doellefeld, S. Faerman, S. Friedman, R. Geer,
R. Gibson, F. Hauser, R. Hoyt, M. Jerison, S. B. Kim, W. Lanford, R. Lawson,
S. Levine, S. Lubensky, A. Lyons, C. MacDonald, G. Marschke, T. Maxwell,
D. McCaffrey, L. McNutt, G. Moore, J. Mumpower, J. Pipkin, M. Pryse,
R. M. Range, C. Santiago, J. Savitt, H. Scheck, L. Schell, D. Shub, G. Spitze,
S. Turner, T. Turner, J. Uppal, L. Videka, D. Wagner, J. Wick-Pelletier,
E. Wulfert
Guests: J. Bartow, R. Farrell, W. Hedberg, K. Lowery,
S. Mahan
Approval of Minutes: The minutes of December 1, 2003 and December 8, 2003 were approved.
Provost's Report: Presented by Carols E. Santiago, Officer in Charge and Provost.
University Faculty Senate Report presented by Richard Collier: The entire text of Senator Collier's report was distributed to all Senators.
Chair's report: Presented by Professor Marjorie Pryse.
Council Reports:
CPCA - Professor Glenna Spitze, Chair: no report.
EPC - Professor Edelgard Wulfert, Chair: Professor Wulfert reported
that the charge to EPC resulting from the Senate's Substitute Motion on Oversight
of State and Corporate Research regarding Nanotech Resources, Inc. has changed
in light of the Governor's announcement to work with the University at Albany
in the creation of a College of Nanotechnology. Specifically, EPC has refocused
its efforts to clarify the relationship between the proposed new College of
Nanotechnology and the University. EPC has formulated a set of questions examining
the rationale and consultation process, structure, staffing, research and indirect
costs, curriculum, graduate students, direct costs and overall implications
of the new College. These questions will be directed to the Provost. The Provost
will report back to EPC as soon as practical. A copy of the list of questions
was made available to all Senate members at today's meeting. Further, EPC is
working with Dr. Bruce Szelest to finish identifying which budget matters are
to be made available to the general university community on the OurUAlbany database.
The Council will make a recommendation to the Provost at its next meeting.
GAC - Professor Hara Charalambous, Chair: GAC is working on the charge to review new course approvals.
UAC - Joan Savitt, Chair: UAC will be looking at proposed revisions to the English major, and the revision of admission criteria for the University. It will be bringing legislation on admission criteria changes, and it is revisiting the issue of allowing seniors to register prior to the beginning of a semester for 100 level courses.
RES - Professor Lynn Videka, Chair: the Research Council has not met since the last Senate meeting. The subcommittee on Research Liaison Issues has met and is undertaking the charge of the question of whether safety and research oversight of state and corporate research is adequately provided for by existing University at Albany mechanisms, from the Senate substitute motion in December.
LISC - Professor David Wagner, Chair: LISC has completed working with CIO Christine Haile on the ITS internal policy review panel. The Senate at SUNY Buffalo has passed a resolution in support of open source technology and LISC will be dealing with that same issue sometime this spring. Other issues LISC will likely be working on are the Elsevier issue and concerns received about the new PeopleSoft database.
CAFE - Professor Donna Armstrong, Chair: CAFE has approved a bill designating distribution sites for newspapers on campus, and is forwarding it to ULC. CAFE is also working on a second bill regarding greater clarification of freedom of speech and freedom of expression on campus. Upcoming issues are: the impact of the Patriot Act on campus as regards to surveillance, international students, and constitutional rights.
ULC - Professor Gwendolyn Moore, Chair: ULC is continuing to address pedestrian safety issues on campus. Two other important new considerations will be those of family/maternity/paternity leaves, and a request to cancel classes on two Muslim holy days.
CERS - Professor Bruce Dudek, Chair: absent; no report. Chair Pryse indicated that she spoke with Professor Dudek and he reported that CERS will meet soon to complete the work that involved the meshing of policy framework that created CERS last year with existing policy guidelines.
Governance Committee Report - Professor Andi Lyons: The Committee is in contact with the schools and colleges about their Senate elections for next year. An email will be sent to part-time faculty, professional staff and senate officers asking for nominations. The Vice Chair and Secretary positions are open for next year.
Bylaws Committee - Professor Carolyn MacDonald: Professor MacDonald encouraged all to review the new Senate Charter for changes in council charges.
New Business:
Senate Bill 0304-10: Merger of Two Departments in the School of Public Health, introduced by EPC. Professor Wulfert introduced the bill on behalf of EPC and reported that Dean Levin of the School of Public Health communicated with EPC on this bill, indicating that merging the two departments is not uncommon at schools of public health. This bill represents a simple change in the organizational structure of the school, but not in its degree programs, and EPC supports the bill.
The bill was moved and seconded, it passed with an overwhelming majority vote.
Old Business:
Presidential Search Committee Faculty Representatives Vote: Professor Lubensky moved that two ballots should be taken, the first vote being for four candidates; the top four candidates should go to the second ballot; then the Senate would vote for two candidates and two alternates. All were in favor. Senator Pipkin and Parliamentarian Gibson tallied and recorded the votes on both ballots. Thirty-three teaching and library faculty Senators cast ballots.
The ballot included the following names:
Carol Anderson, Associate Librarian, User Services
Diane Dewar, Associate Professor, Department of Health Policy, School of Public Health
Saurav Dutta, Associate Professor, Accounting and Law, School of Business
Timothy Hoff, Associate Professor, Department of Health Policy, School of Public Health
Judith Langer, Distinguished Professor, Department of Educational Theory and Practice, School of Education
Daniel C. Levy, Distinguished Professor, Department of Educational Administration and Policy, School of Education
David McCaffrey, Distinguished Teaching Professor, Department of Public Administration and Policy, Rockefeller College
Bruce L. Miroff, Professor, Department of Political Science, Rockefeller College
Ronald Toseland, Professor, School of Social Welfare
After the first vote, the names of the four top vote-getters were placed on a second ballot.
The second ballot included the following names, in alphabetical order:
The elected representatives are:
The two alternates are:
The meeting was adjourned at 5:15 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Jayne VanDenburgh, Recorder


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suzyks replied to mr. moore's topic in Celiac Disease - Teenagers & Young Adults OnlyI had blurred vision (like looking through a glass smeared with baby oil), moodiness, headaches, and odd humming noises all because of drinking Diet Coke. It was the Nutra Sweet. It can really cause people some problems. Suzy
suzyks replied to suzyks's topic in Celiac Disease - Post Diagnosis, Recovery/Treatment(s)She did have these problems prior to going gluten free. She had quite a few tests run at that time including iron, B-12, and such, even thyroid. The doctors assured me they were all well within the normal ranges. They didn't think she had any malabsorption problems even with the intestinal damage. Thanks for your thoughts.
suzyks posted a topic in Celiac Disease - Post Diagnosis, Recovery/Treatment(s)My DD is 12 years old and was diagnosed in October with celiac disease. She had two positive blood tests and a biopsy with
suzyks posted a topic in Celiac Disease - Parents of Kids or Babies With Celiac DiseaseMy DD is 12 and I just received her results from the Dr today. I am a bit confused over one of the numbers. If someone could clear it up a bit it would be nice. IgA Quantitative: 123 (77-360 is the range) Not sure what that means? Her Endomysial Antibody test came up positive though, can read that one loud and clear! I have not talked to a Dr yet, I will next month. They are sending her to a GI in three weeks, but that seems like a life time since she is feeling lousy. Was thinking of calling them and asking if I could take her off the gluten BEFORE the appointment even though they want me to wait. Do they like to do more testing? Any thoughts would be helpful. This is all new to me. Thanks Suzy
suzyks replied to wsieving's topic in Celiac Disease - Parents of Kids or Babies With Celiac DiseaseThere was a Dr that I was told, by the lady making the appointment, had a problem relating to younger children. It made me wonder why he was working at Children's Mercy? Anyway, she will be seeing Dr. Cocjin who she said is great, since I don't know I am taking their word for it. I just have a feeling they will take one look at her and say, There is nothing wrong with this child! She LOOKS very healthy, except for the dark circles under her eyes and strange rash on her head. She FEELS awful most of the time though. I can always fall back on her primary Dr though, I hope.
suzyks replied to wsieving's topic in Celiac Disease - Parents of Kids or Babies With Celiac DiseaseI will be taking my daughter to KC next month as well, I can't say that I have high hopes though. Her Pediatric Dr has dx her with having celiac but wants her to see Pediatric GI. I really don't have a lot of faith in specialists but I trust our PCP so we will go. Hope you find out more.


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posted June 22, 2000 10:53 PM
I am very happy that I found this board...let me tell you. Anyway, since deciding on doing a cycle I have been listening and searching all over creation about every type of a/s known to man or should I say woman in this case. Profiles, dosages, sides, lengths of cycles etc but as they pertain to women. I feel like I have the skinny on anavar, winny, primo and the cycle War Lobo has let us in on with Nitro and Glycerin. But I would like some more information on deca. I want to be super well-informed and plan out everything to a "T". My man is really knowledgable about all these but as they pertain to him. Women are a bit different. I don't think he personally knows any chicks who have dabbled. Just would like a female opinion. Oh, and btw War Lobo I appreciate your time in responding to my email. It must take up a lot of your time. You're too cool.
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One concern with deca is that it's easy to over dose and get some very unwanted sides. It has a long half live and this leads women to do to much to soon. Then they pay the price a few weeks down the road and can't do a thing about it. If you interested, start slow on this one and see how you respond to it. No more than 50mg per week to start. If you go a good 10 weeks you will have a strong level by the end. You may even consider two week on one off, and then repeat.
Hopefully Snow will chime in as she likes the deca! If she doesn't in a day or two, e-mail her, she's a great help and would love to assist.
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posted June 23, 2000 08:39 AM
As always--thanks.
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posted June 23, 2000 09:45 AM
I got your back, Lobo. I got very little unwanteds from Deca. I love the stuff! I got some sensitivity in the clitoral area, a little acne ( my guess is it was more from the winnie), and mense irregularity (it showed up for 1-2 days, very light, rather than my normal 4. I should complain about that??) I agined 8 lbs of soild muscle, and lost about 2%bf.
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posted June 25, 2000 10:56 PM
My boyfriend wants to start me out on 50mg of deca once a week for two weeks , then have 2 weeks off, then start winny, primo & EQ & B-12. I've never done any steriods (other than Clen). Anyway, does this sound alright?
BTW,Snow White - I'm wondering how much deca you were taking?
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posted June 26, 2000 10:57 AM
What is your boyfriends back ground on assisting women with roids?
Just be carefull as guys tend to over stack, over dose for women.
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posted June 26, 2000 12:26 PM
I agree with WarLobo. Why deca? Go with primo, winnie, even a little test before going with the nandrolone's.
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Just remember that the progression of side effects do not end when you end your cycle. I would be very cautious. Also the cycle your man is putting you on sounds pretty massive for your first cycle. What are the doseages he has you on?
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posted June 26, 2000 09:44 PM
Im with Snow, I love deca too, alot more than primo. But it is much (MUCHO) stronger than primo. BE CAREFUL, my clit has grown some what, nothing grotesque, only makes sex a little better. My voice gets hoarse some day and some days its fine. Im okay with this. I feel if I did any more I might have worse side effects, so I feel safe with the 100 mg dosage Im on.Im on my 4th week right now. When I was on primo, I did not really have any sides at all. Muscles were very hard. Thats the one thing I do miss about the primo. But the deca makes me strong, BIGTIME, I feel like I can do anything! Good luck!
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I think this would look great in the hallway in the museum if InfoAge would allow it.
Same here:
The use of wall space to display information I think is great.
There is a lot of wall space in the hall that I think would be perfect for displays like these.
You don't need to put originals (out of fear of theft), but the use of wall space I think would be great to offer information for visitors.
There are a lot of great design ideas from that show that I believe should be incorporated into the museums and the VCF show.
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Jose Cardenas: Last week a Federal judge called into question the legal basis for Governor Jan Brewer's decision to deny driver's licenses to young, undocumented immigrants who received deferred deportation under the Department of Homeland Security policy announced last year. Joining me to update us on what happened is Kelly Flood, senior staff attorney on the case for the ACLU of Arizona. Kelly, thanks for joining us on "Horizonte." It was an interesting court hearing. Judge Campbell had lots of questions for both sides. But give us just a quick synopsis of what the issues were that were of most interest to the judge.
Kelly Flood: The judge was interested in two aspects of our challenge to the Governor's executive order as well as the Governor and the state's challenge to our lawsuit. And primarily, he was interested in evaluating whether there is a preemption created by the --
Jose Cardenas: Meaning Federal law takes care of this issue?
Kelly Flood: Correct.
Jose Cardenas: And they shouldn't be doing anything in this area?
Kelly Flood: Right. Because Congress sort of occupies the field of immigration but in this case, Congress has sort of delegated to the Department of Homeland Security the issue of the discretionary grant of deferred status that happened with the --
Jose Cardenas: Just to remind people, what happens the Department of Homeland Security about mid-year last year said they were going to defer prosecution of people who met certain criteria, basically, the dreamers, so-called.
Kelly Flood: Correct.
Jose Cardenas: And under Arizona statute, at least in theory, well, under Federal law that entitled them to authorization certificate. And at the same time that should have been able to get them driver's licenses under state law. Governor said that's not going to happen so you filed a lawsuit.
Kelly Flood: Correct.
Jose Cardenas: The judge didn't seem to be that impressed with the State's argument on the question of whether this was a denial of equal protection.
Kelly Flood: Right. The judge, I think the greatest challenge for us was on the preemption issue and the greatest challenge for the state was on the equal protection issue. The judge didn't seem to agree with the State's characterization of how it was treating DACA recipients of some sort of deferred action status. There are a number of other immigrants in the country who have deferred action which means that simply they are deportable but they are not being deported at this time.
Jose Cardenas: The government is not pursuing the case.
Kelly Flood: Correct. It's a prosecutorial discretionary issue large part.
Jose Cardenas: People who have that status get employment authorization document.
Kelly Flood: Correct,
Jose Cardenas: @hich as we noted would normally get them licenses. How did the State explain why they are treating these deferred action recipients differ from what they have done in the past?
Kelly Flood: They had a very hard time explaining that. They tried to justify the different treatment on a number of bases. One of which was that it's true prosecutorial discretion and not a deferred status pursuant to any other law or statute. However, the judge pointed out that there are other immigrants who are here pursuant to pure prosecutorial discretion and they were arguably similarly situated. The state also tried to justify its actions saying this would have meant a flood of 80,000 applicants for driver's licenses. Although those statistics are not necessarily accurate. And the State had done no study to determine whether that would really have burdened the Department of Transportation had 80,000 DACA recipients applied.
Jose Cardenas:I think nationwide the number more than like , who would 65,000-- when we talk about dreamers, the number is about 65,000. So that's over the entire country.
Kelly Flood: The country, right.
Jose Cardenas: They are not all here in Arizona.
Kelly Flood: Right. So the , number was brought into question as to whether that would even apply in the State of Arizona. The numbers have turned out to be far less. More in the range of 4,000 to 5,000, I believe.
How many students have received deferred action under this program?
Jose Cardenas:
Kelly Flood: I am sorry. I can't recall but I want to say 4,000 to 5,000. Are you talking about Arizona or the country?
Jose Cardenas: The country.
Kelly Flood: I'm sorry.
Jose Cardenas: 4,000 to 5,000 nationally, it's not been exactly a flood.
Kelly Flood: It's not a huge burden on any government in the state of Arizona.
Jose Cardenas: When can we expect a ruling from the judge?
Kelly Flood: He indicated he would rule quickly and he usually keeps his word on that, and we anticipate a ruling within two weeks from last Friday.
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Hi there,
But on last command, "twoway () () (line x y)" there is no line connecting the dots on my graph. I can not figure out why it happens. My dataset is strongly balanced panel data with years 1960,1970,1980,1990,2000.I want to tract the pattern of population over these five year. So, the population growth rate are all distributed on 1970,1980,1990,2000.
My code is as follows.
replace popgrowth=. if popgrowth>23
egen newid=group(geo_id2)
sum newid
drop geo_id2
rename newid id
order id year
sort id popgrowth
egen popgrowthmean=mean(popgrowth),by(id)
list id popgrowth popgrowthmean in 1/10
sort id
quietly by id:replace popgrowthmean=. if (_n>1)
egen rankpopgrowth=rank(popgrowthmean)
local i=1
while `i'<=7{
gen sub`i'=(rankpopgrowth==`i'*.1)
sort id year
quietly by id:replace sub`i'=sub`i'[1]
gen pop1`i'=popgrowth if (sub`i')
drop sub`i'
local i=`i'+1
ksm popgrowth year,lowess gen(popgrowthsmth)
twoway (scatter popgrowth year) (scatter popgrowthsmth year) (line pop11-pop17 year)
I think the number of pattern of population growth may be seven. So, I set `i'<=7. But, I do not understand why wee need to generate rank of populationgrowthmean.
I appreciate for your help.
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I've been a very inconstant journal writer here. I think that may be about to change. Our first daughter was born 4:21 in the afternoon of the last day of last year. I've been absolutely horrible about keeping up with my email. Now that Ellie is here, I'm sure I'll only get worse.
I'm going to start filling this space with the sort of baby tales I'd be copy/pasting into several emails if I were still on top of my inbox. When I advertise this journal to folks, they'll be able to tune in and comment at will.
I'm also going to be talking to myself. There's tons of stuff I'd like to remember the next time around, and sleep deprivation is murder on memory formation. Who knows... maybe someone else will find some handy nugget of info/experience/opinion in this stuff.
I am not going to worry much about typos and such. As I "type" this, it's 2:30am, I'm sitting in the dark living room in which my visiting mother in law is asleep. I'm in our nursing chair with an automan next to me on the left. Ellie in propped up on that automan in her boppy (ask google). My left hand is keeping her sleeping peacefully. My laptop is on my left knee, and one of our cats (Puck) is on my right knee. I'm hunting and pecking keystrokes with my right hand. In this sort of situation, I don't think that it's worth the time to worry about typos!
Anyhow, the content of this journal is likely to be strictly personal (or at least primarily so) from here on out. Please stay tuned if you want to read about Ellie. If you're looking for some text about symbol table slip-ups, or job postings, please avert your gaze.
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Associate Professor of General and Endocrine Surgery, Division of General and GI Surgery, Department of Surgery, Emory University School of Medicine
Director, Thyroid & Endocrine Surgery, Emory University Hospital
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American Board of Surgery
Dr. Sharma specializes in thyroid and parathyroid surgery, adrenal gland surgery, and pancreatic endocrine tumors. He routinely performs outpatient parathyroidectomies, outpatient thyroidectomies, and adrenalectomies using minimally invasive methods and has published various journal articles on these techniques.
He is heavily involved in the Department of Surgery's quality and safety efforts, particularly as chair of the Wound Infection Group (WIG), which formed with a mandate to reduce surgical site infection (SSIs) at Emory hospitals. SSIs are one of the more common healthcare-associated infections. The multidisciplinary group's agenda involves all aspects of patient care, from preoperative visits and perioperative counseling to intraoperative issues and post-op care. WIG collects outcomes data, feeds it into the ACS NSQIP database, and extracts areas from the results that need improvement. Through its various initiatives, one of which was the "Come Clean: Stop Surgical Infections Before They Start" iPad app for patients, WIG has lowered the incidence of surgical site infections at Emory hospitals. In October 2016, Dr. Sharma was appointed chief quality officer of the Department of Surgery.
Dr. Sharma is also a frequent faculty participant in Emory Medishare's summer surgical trips to L'Hôpital Sainte-Thérèse de Hinche in Haiti's Central Plateau, the poorest and most medically underserved region in all of Haiti. He routinely performs outpatient parathyroidectomies, outpatient thyroidectomies, and adrenalectomies using minimally invasive techniques and has published various journal articles on these techniques.
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American Medical Association
American Thyroid Association
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International Association of Endocrine Surgeons
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Best Doctors of America, 2009, 2011
Best Clinical Paper, Emory Research Day, April 2006
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Complex gastrointestinal surgery
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Evaluating the biologic function of the folate receptor on parathyroid tumors and using folate-bound nuclear ligands for localization
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Now-a-days electricity has become quite-common in the world. Everybody sees the wonderful work of electricity. The lights on the streets are lit by the electric current. Electric fans work in the court, high court and office-rooms. Trains and trams are run by the electric power. So, electricity is no longer a strange thing.
Discovery of electricity:
About six hundred years back the people of Asia Minor and Greece had a very crude idea of electricity. Next, the American Scientist Banjamin Franklin proved with the help of a kite that there is electric power in the clouds. The lightening is nothing but the discharge of electricity that the clouds contain.
Artificial production of electricity:
Electric power is produced from the waterfalls by artificial method. The scientists protect artificial waterfalls in the rivers where there is no waterfall. Electric power is also collected from the coals by installing thermal stations near the coal mines. the heat under the earth and the heat of the sun can be turned into electric power.
The use of electricity:
The present age is the age of electricity. Hence, we find various uses of electric power. The huge factories of heavy industries are easily run by electric current. The small-scale industries get into guild system and take the help of electricity. Many railway trains, trams, buses and slips are moved by electric power. X-ray photos are also taken with the help of this power. Great surgical treatments are done in the darkest nights only with the help of this powerful electric light. Machines of the radio-set, television and telescope work with the help of this power. Electric power is used in lighting the public roads, waiting rooms, conferences and meetings. The cold-storage has been possible owing to this electric power. Medical wards and cinema houses are air-conditioned only with the help of electricity. Many private persons also use this power to make their home life comfortable. Most of our articles of use are made in the factories run by the electric power. Hence, the uses of electricity are numerous.
In India, we need much more electricity to work out our ambitions projects. We have enough scope in our country to install a large number of power-plants. Let us hope for the day when the Indian farm-works will be mechanized with the help of the electricity power.


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Euro Advances as Nowotny Says ECB Negative Rate Signs Over-Read
The euro gained versus the dollar and yen after European Central Bank Governing Council member Ewald Nowotny said markets over-interpreted a signal yesterday that the ECB would consider a deposit rate below zero.
The 17-member currency yesterday dropped the most in more than two weeks versus the greenback after central bank President Mario Draghi said policy makers have an "open mind" on reducing their so-called deposit rate below zero for the first time. Policy makers have "no plan in this direction," Nowotny said in an interview with CNBC today. The Dollar Index (DXY) fell before a U.S. report that economists said would show American employers stepped up hiring in April.
The euro advanced 0.2 percent to $1.3089 at 8:30 a.m. London time. It strengthened 0.4 percent to 128.51 yen. The dollar rose 0.3 percent to 98.18 yen.
The Dollar Index, which Intercontinental Exchange Inc. uses to track the greenback against the currencies of six U.S. trading partners, fell 0.2 percent to 82.099.
Payrolls increased by 140,000 workers after an 88,000 gain in March, according to the median forecast of economists surveyed by Bloomberg News before a Labor Department report. The unemployment rate stayed at 7.6 percent, matching March's reading as the lowest since December 2008, according to a separate survey.
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Sears Tower to be renamed Willis Tower
The Sears Tower Has a Sky High Identity Crisis
The New York based owner for a Chicago based tower has signed a naming-rights deal with a London based insurance broker. Confused? OK here's all you need to know: the Sears Tower will soon be renamed to the Willis Tower.
Willis Group Holdings got the naming rights to America's tallest building after it decided to move 500 employees to the location. The rent is $14.50 a square foot, and naming rights for the iconic tower came included. Experts are wondering why the building gave the rights to a tenant who will only occupy 3.5 percent of the space.
The skyscraper has always been named Sears Tower, since it opened in 1973 as the headquarters for Sears Roebuck & Co, whose rights expired a few years ago.
Do you think the owners should have kept the name for tradition's (and visibility's) sake?


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It all began when a young man named George Hotz began to work on the PlayStation 3, trying to gain access to the machine in a way that made Sony uncomfortable. In response, Sony removed the OtherOS functionality of the PlayStation 3 in a mandatory update, and the hacking community was not happy with this decision, resulting in a sort of cold war. PS3 hackers have once again gained the upper hand: Linux has been returned to the PlayStation 3.
There are a few limitations in terms of the models you can use to access this new custom firmware, but now you'll be able to use Linux with the full support of the hardware, without Sony setting up arbitrary barriers.