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Ansley West Rivers, a documentary filmmaker and photographer based in Uganda, shares how she met her husband, fell in love with agriculture and found the subject of a new film, "Mothers of a Nation," in this amazing personal story:
I first traveled to Uganda in 2007 as a photographer with UAPO, the Ugandan American Partnership Organization. I quickly fell in love with the beautiful town of Jinja at the headwaters of the Nile River. I returned to the USA but knew I had to return to Uganda. I had recently gotten back together with the love of my life, after a four year separation. We were living in beautiful Wyoming, which he was reluctant to leave for an unknown place and worried about moving with no job of his own.
Listen to an interview with Rafe and Ansley in this 15 minute podcast:
Rafe, who is now my husband, is an organic farmer, but at the time was working in property management. He was farming once a week at a local farm in exchange for a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) share. He was eager to pursue his passion in agriculture but needed the right opportunity.
Uganda is an agrarian culture steeped in farming traditions. He knew that many of the country's farming techniques and seeds were centuries old. Ugandan farmers held a wealth of knowledge that he wanted to learn.
Take a look at some of her beautiful photography in this photo set:
Development in Gardening (DIG), a non-profit introduced to us by UAPO, offered him a farming position with their organization. We both made the decision to move in pursuit of our separate passions unaware of the parallels that would ensue.
We arrived in Jinja with a vague idea of our responsibilities and directions. We moved into a campsite on the riverbanks of the Nile and began working closely with DIG.
I started shooting a documentary on the history of Jinja with a focus on the inhabitants of the past and present colonial architecture that lie in ruins through out the town. The subject matter intrigued me in the beginning but lacked the soul and purpose I felt I had returned in search of.
Two weeks into our move, circumstances arose that forced the leader of the DIG organization to leave the country. Rafe was now the sole member of DIG working in Uganda, so I began working alongside him. We became the country leaders of DIG within weeks of our arrival and this change of plans was challenging but led us on one of the greatest adventures of our life.
DIG built a demonstration garden at TASO, The AIDS Support Hospital, in Jinja. We took over responsibilities of the project and was introduced to a woman named Florence who had learned about the garden while receiving her medications.
Florence is an avid farmer but through the demonstration garden became interested in organics and diversifying her own fields. Florence saw the health benefits to her immune system and the monetary opportunity organic farming afforded her. We quickly became close to Florence as she initiated a home garden project for the women's group through our work at TASO. Florence's house was our first farming project outside the demonstration gardens. Our experience with her women's group introduced us to a lot of the incredible women in the community. Working side by side, we were given the opportunity to get to know people on a personal level.
As we became closer to each woman, they opened their homes and lives to us. I became intrigued with the stories that were slowly being revealed to me and I realized that I was there to help these women tell their stories.
I began shooting 16mm film and interviewing each woman with separate sound. The project slowly evolved into a more focused storyline about Florence, Alice and Sarah who are not only farmers but empowered women's leaders in the Jinja District. I returned the following year with digital equipment to shoot the feature film, which we are now in our final stages of editing.
All three women taught us not only about agriculture but also the power to create change within one's self, family and community. The ingenuity personified through each woman is a remarkable example of how a piece of land can offer a way out of poverty and isolation. In a country where women are second rate citizens, Alice, Florence and Sarah have defied cultural norms and created lifestyles that stand as positive examples for women across the world.
Stay tuned for more stories from the "Mothers of a Nation" film makers on the ONE Blog. And take action for small farmers like Alice, Florence and Sarah by calling on the G8 to roll out a bold global plan on sustainable agriculture now.


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|Food Labeling; Gluten-Free Labeling of Foods; Public Meeting
|FDA Comment Number :
|Submitter :
|Mrs. Joan Bourquin
|Date & Time:
|09/14/2005 05:09:44
|Organization :
|Mrs. Joan Bourquin
|Category :
|Individual Consumer
|Issue Areas/Comments
| Gluten free should mean that the food is safe for those with gluten allergy.Even trace amounts can make my daughter sick.
I have to read, read, read labels (small print) all the time. Most foods are not clearly marked,
Only expensive health food store products clearly mark their foods. Most manufacturers do not give the
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I only buy products that are for sure gluten free, clearly marked (BIG BOLD RED LETTERS)People with gluten allergies are so limited as to what they can eat, please open up products to them that they can be sure are safe and won't make them sick.

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Veruca Bath Salt (Paul Raffaele, Crazy Larry, Kevin Osha)
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Another Hallow's Eve is upon us. We know you'll probably rage your face off the weekend prior, but what are you doing Halloween Night? Not pretending to be cool swaying around in some restaurant, we hope, because we've got a real party for you to go to. NO COVER! It's a costume party, so don't be that guy. Dress up. Happy Halloween from our crew to yours…
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Jeannette making payments on 2013 debts
The City of Jeannette plans to finish paying off the 2012 police pension installment by the end of August and has made payments toward some of the other larger debts throughout the first half of this year.
Bill Bedont, council finance chairman, said last week that the city budget is typically revenue heavy in the beginning half of a year and expenditure heavy in the second half. This year, the revenue portion has held true, but the expenditures have been higher than normal for the first half.
Bedont attributes this, in part, to city clerk Michael Minyon's efforts to make more payments toward bonds, unit debt loans, unemployment costs and other city debts earlier in the year than has been done in previous years.
"If we hit the exact numbers that we hit in 2012 in revenues and expenditures, we would be in great shape," said Bedont.
In the first two financial quarters of 2013, Bedont said, the city budget is $100,000 behind last year's figures. Those numbers include paying off last year's police pension fund — known as the MMO —and paying this year's pension installment. City council learned last year that previous administrations had opted to pay a "discounted MMO" rate, which was around 25 percent less than the full amount. Each year a discount is taken, the unpaid portion rolls over into the following year increasing the next amount due to the pension fund.
Bedont has said previously that if the discount had never been taken, the figure due at the end of each year would be substantially lower. In an effort to reverse the trend, council agreed last year to begin paying the full amount due each year. Next month, council plans to submit the final payment toward the $414,000 that was due at the end of last year. That move will also free up the interest the city has had to pay each month on the outstanding debt.
This year's MMO full payment is set at $536,000. Bedont said that figure is included in the 2013 budget, along with $235,000 set aside in the spending plan for use toward the settlement businessman Frank Trigona was awarded in his lawsuit against the city.
City solicitor Scott Avolio told council last week there is some dispute between Trigona and a bank that is claiming it can garnish the settlement the city owes him and that is why the amount is still unpaid.
Bedont described himself as the eternal optimist at last week's council meeting and said new revenues that have come in and should come in before the end of this year could result in the city ended the year "even."
Turnkey Inc. and E-Collect are two collection agencies working with the city to collect unpaid taxes. The city is starting with unpaid business privilege taxes, Bedont said, because the list of those who owe is shorter, but the amounts owed to the city are larger. Once that list is processed, the agencies will turn its attention the remainder of unpaid taxes owed to the city.
The addition of city-sold garbage bags and the selling of assets has added revenue streams as well, he said. Council has also extended early retirement offers to about nine employees —as of last week one sanitation department employee accepted the offer and will retire next month. The remainder of his salary and benefits for this year will act as a "gain" from the city's standpoint. The police department has accepted a 5 percent pay cut across the board and has agreed to let the city use part-time officers again in an attempt to cut overtime costs.
"We're not in as bad shape as everyone thinks," Bedont said. "We're trying to get ahead of the game. At the end of the year there are always big chunks of bills that are due, but by paying ahead toward those funds (we should be ahead)."
Kristie Linden is an editor for Trib Total Media. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or 724-838-5154.


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(CNSNews.com) - Congressional Republicans this week are trying to agree among themselves on a Medicare prescription drug plan, which they hope to pass this month, before 2004 presidential politics squelches that possibility. But it's unclear who will be pleased with whatever plan the Republicans ultimately agree upon.
Despite the fact that Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.) was earlier this year predicting better than a 50-50 chance that Congress would pass a drug benefit in 2003, Senate Democrats, especially, have never warmed to GOP plans.
The president's fiscal year 2003 budget earmarked $400 billion over the next decade for a new Medicare prescription drug benefit, compared to the Democratic alternative plan estimated at a cost of $800 billion.
Senate Minority Leader Thomas Daschle (D-S.D.) has accused the president of trying to "coerce seniors out of Medicare and into HMOs" and opposed Bush's plan to allow senior citizens to shop for prescription drug coverage offered in the private market.
Ron Pollack, executive director of the liberal interest group Families USA, has said that any such move to "privatize" Medicare could prompt a Democratic filibuster that would require a 60-vote majority to overcome.
But even without a drug benefit, Medicare's actuaries predict that Lyndon Johnson's Great Society program will start running deficits at the end of 10 years.
That's left free market analysts skeptical that either party will come up with an affordable plan, especially since both Republicans and Democrats are trying to offer coverage to all seniors. A Senate GOP plan currently under consideration would cover drug costs for all seniors over $400 annually.
"If you're going to have prescription drug benefits that you can't afford, you'd better target it," urged the Cato Institute's Tom Miller.
Lawmakers, Miller believes, should adopt the politically less-sellable plan of directing scarce resources on the people who are in the most need - people who don't qualify for Medicaid assistance but can't afford prescription drugs or those who have high drug expenses relative to income.
"There are seniors out there who are low income and don't have coverage, there are seniors who get sick and need some very costly drugs," agreed Merrill Matthews, director of the Council for Affordable Health Insurance. "We need to make sure those who are in need get, have access to the drug...and frame the debate as something for those who are in need."
Miller predicts that any forthcoming compromise plan, especially on the Senate side, will "stuff a lot of pork into rural districts," courtesy of finance committee senators from rural states like Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) and ranking Democrat Max Baucus (Mont.).
"They're going to have to do a lot of pig-ugly compromises to get something through," and that's just in committee, said Miller.
Polls have shown that a majority of Americans are aware that the Medicare program is in financial trouble yet support adding to it a prescription drug benefit.
An Andres McKenna Research voter poll conducted earlier this year found that 77 percent of Americans support a prescription drug benefit for seniors. A third said that they trusted Democrats more on Medicare matters, with Bush garnering just 25 percent support.
But analysts like Matthews and Miller warn that subsidizing drug benefits for all seniors will cause them to use more prescription drugs, ballooning the cost of the program and ultimately leading to drug price controls and rationing.
President Bush's plan would give seniors a choice of three drug plans beginning in 2006: traditional fee-for-service Medicare with prescription drug discount cards and catastrophic coverage; "Enhanced Medicare" to include a choice of private plans that offer drug coverage; and "Medicare Advantage" offered by private companies that includes plans with and without prescription drug coverage.
Low-income seniors would get further premium and cost-sharing subsidies.
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Colt & Gray reopens today with an expanded dining room and new menu
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Colt & Gray reopens at 5 p.m. today, after closing for ten days (following "a drink the bar dry" bash on September 15) for a final push on the expansion of the dining room. And with the new, improved space comes a new menu, too. But that's just part of the changes at Colt & Gray; still in the works is an ambitious basement project that's creating Ste. Elle, a separate cocktail bar as well as a private dining room and charcuterie kitchen, Viande. See also: Colt & Gray finally set to start construction on expansion, new bar
"The upstairs is all finished," says owner Nelson Perkins, who first revealed his plans almost two years ago. "It looks like about five to six weeks for the rest of it." The project was delayed by engineering challenges and planning snafus, but the finished project will be much like what he originally envisioned.
"There's light at the end of the tunnel," he says.
And while work continues downstairs, here's the new menu that's rolling out today:
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Date of Defense 2012-04-04 Availability unrestricted AbstractThe soybean looper, Chrysodeixis includens (Walker), is a defoliating insect pest of soybean in the Mid-South and Texas. In 2008, Louisiana producers reported unsatisfactory control of soybean loopers in soybean with methoxyfenozide. In 2009 and 2010, field collections from Louisiana, Missouri, Mississippi and Texas were exposed to discriminating concentrations (0.020 to 5.000 ai ěg/ml) of methoxyfenozide in diet incorporation bioassays. All field colonies were compared to a reference strain LC50 of 0.007 ěg/ml for 2009 and 0.008 ěg/ml for 2010. Louisiana populations exhibited LC50's of 0.079 ěg/ml and 0.122 ěg/ml for 2009 and 2010, respectively, which were the highest values among all field collections during three years. The Missouri collections demonstrated the lowest LC50's with 0.025 ěg/ml in 2009 and 0.011 ěg/ml in 2010. In general, results of these discriminating concentration tests indicated that all field collections showed elevated LC50's compared to the reference colony. Additional field experiments were conducted to evaluate the efficacy of foliar insecticides against Louisiana soybean loopers. Significant differences among treatments for defoliation area were determined between lepidopteran specific and broad spectrum insecticides. For the 2009-10 experiment chlorantraniliprole had the lowest defoliation 3,7,14,21 and 28 days after treatment (DAT) (0.20, 0.20, 0.50, 0.57, 0.97 cm2) while lambda-cyhalothrin had the highest (1.12, 2.38, 2.06, 2.79, 2.25 cm2). In 2011, defoliation and days to 100% mortality were evaluated at two locations for R3 and R5 development stages. Chlorantraniliprole provided the lowest days to mortality (2.3) at R3 and (1.0) at R5 while oxadiazine resulted in the highest (5.7 and 6.0). Files
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Sigma Pharmaceuticals has been beset by so many problems that it's almost become irrelevant to some fund managers, but some hold the view this is a sign the healthcare company has reached its nadir.
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"I'm happy to be the only bull because that means the share price is unlikely to get worse," he said. "People are rightly wary of the company's history, but management has changed, the business has changed, the financial situation has changed – it's not the same company it was before."
Sigma is now a pure wholesaler after completing the $900 million sale of its pharmaceutical division to Aspen Pharmacare earlier this month. The company plans to use the cash to pay down debt and reward investors with a special dividend.
But Sigma is facing growing competition after drug maker Pfizer cut wholesalers out of the supply chain and started selling directly to pharmacies from February 1.
The move cut revenues for the three major pharmaceutical wholesalers by about 15 per cent.
Last year the federal government passed a bill that shaves $1.9 billion from the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme over five years by reducing the cost of drugs and extending mandatory price disclosure.
Sigma bears are worried about the group's poor cash flow and lack of earnings growth.
"I've not looked closely at the stock for 12 months because I don't think it's investment grade," Concise Asset Management portfolio manager David Grace said.
"The stock has been beaten up on the back of government cuts and there's just no certainty about where the earnings are going to come from – all the pricing power is left with the pharmacists."
But Mr Marais said Sigma's stock was significantly undervalued and it did not need earnings growth to deliver investors a decent return.
He reckons Sigma's tangible net assets of cash, receivables and drugs are worth 70¢ per share. "Even if they never grow again, you should get 70¢ out," he said, implying a return of 59 per cent.
The stock has languished around record lows since a shocking interim result last year almost halved Sigma's market value in a day.
After being suspended for more than a month last March, Sigma shares plunged to 46.5¢ from 90¢ when trading resumed in April, eventually plumbing a record low of 35¢ in May. It wrote down $424 million at its full-year results on March 31, driven by pressure on the generics drug business.
The stock closed yesterday at 44¢, and was trading on a one-year forward multiple of 11.15 times.
Patient investors are holding out for a generous one-off dividend from the Aspen sale when Sigma delivers its profit result on March 22.
One analyst said anything above 25¢ per share would be a good outcome, but some investors are hoping for as much as 40¢.
More broadly, observers worry healthcare will be affected as the government seeks to plug budgetary holes left by the Queensland floods.
Constellation Capital Management portfolio manager Peter Vann said Sigma had fallen off his watch list.
"It's been off our radar for a while just because of all the problems they have with themselves and with the industry," Mr Vann said. "It's a company that really needs to get investor confidence back to gain any traction."
While a generous dividend could help appease pessimistic investors, it might hamper its share recovery.
Broker Credit Suisse reckons expectation of a special dividend has helped prop up the shares. On its estimates, a special dividend payout of 15¢ could cause Sigma to drop to 29¢ per share. The broker said there was still room for downside from this estimate amid the pharmaceutical benefits scheme reforms, Pfizer's move to bypass full-line wholesalers and the impact from Queensland floods.
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Scientists say that food preferences largely come from what foods we're raised on.
But a new study from the University of Alabama suggests that those who enjoy strange food pairings--like Oreos and mashed potatoes or pork rinds and salad dressing--may actually have something deeper going on. Specifically, binge eating disorder.
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The study included 507 male and female college students and an extra 45 people who were currently being treated for eating disorders on an outpatient basis.
One in four study participants secretly used "concocting" behaviors when eating, and these students were found to be more likely to binge eat than their study peers.
Forty-one percent of the "concocters" said they prepared the strange mixes of food because of a craving, but only 9 percent said they concocted because they were hungry.
Binge eaters reported feelings of excitement and anxiety while preparing concoctions, which researchers say is similar to an addict's response when getting drugs.
The study authors say that the number of concocters who are binge eaters is likely to be much higher than what the study actually found.
"If the same survey was given to people in a hospital, clinical or psychiatric setting, they would certainly report higher levels," said study author Mary Boggiano.
The study participants who had concocting behaviors also reported shame and disgust following eating--a hallmark symptom of binge eating disorder.
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Nakhon Pathom: Former actress Pawana found dead in pond
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Former actress Pawana found dead in pond
Pol Lt-Col Pinyo Muksiksarn, the duty officer at Nakhon Chaisri station, said on Monday that he received a report about 3am that Pawana's body had been found on the ledge of a pond near her house on Nakhon Chaisri-Pinklao road, near the Thai Human Imagery Museum.
Apicha Laosaengtong, Pawana's adopted son, told investigators that Pawana had been living with Nattapong Luangsirikul, aged 57, for more than 10 years. They opened a grapefruit shop in front of their house and hired two workers.
Mr Apicha, 21, said one of the workers phoned him and told him that Pawana had mysteriously disappeared. He then called Pawana's relatives to go to her house.
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When he and Pawana's relatives arrived, Mr Nattapong angrily told them not to enter the house and to leave immediately because he was the house owner. Mr Nattapong also threatened him by firing a gunshot into the air, according to Mr Apicha's statement.
Mr Apicha said he was later informed of Pawana's death at about 3am.
Mr Nattapong told police that Pawana regularly paid respect to holy spirits near the pond and that she might have passed out and fallen into the water.
Another witness whose name was not given told police that Pawana and Mr Apicha had traded heated words prior to the incident.
Mr Nattapong was believed to be present at the pond where the former actress died and there were some conflicting issues to be resolved, police said.
An autopsy will be conducted on Tuesday to establish the exact cause of her death, police said.
Pawana, whose real name was Aranyaporn Laosaengthong, nicknamed Yin, was born on Dec 20, 1943 to a Mandarin Chinese family.
She began her acting career in 1960, taking a leading role in the film "Saeng Soon", along with late actor Mitr Chaibancha and actress Amara Assavanonda. She won an award for the film.
Dubbed the "Pearl of Asia", Pawana's acting career ran from 1960 to 1979.
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'Suspicious circumstances' surround death of Pawana Chanajit, the 'Pearl of Asia' - The Nation
'Suspicious circumstances' surround death of Pawana Chanajit, the 'Pearl of Asia'
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In her roles in many classic movies, former actress Pawana Chanajit often played a girl in love with much older men. But the 'Pearl of Asia' was living with a younger man until her body was found yesterday in a pond at her Nakhon Pathom home.
The 69-year-old actress was found by her boyfriend after she briefly went missing, police said.
Relatives believe she died in suspicious circumstances and cited Pawana's massive wealth and relationship troubles in recent months.
The boyfriend, Natthaphong Luangsirikul, 55, told police Pawana disappeared from her home, located on a 16-rai plot, at about 9pm on Sunday. He and two servants looked for her till he found a slipper floating in a 2-metre-deep pond around 3am yesterday.
Pawana's brother-in-law Phanyos Ratchadaphornwanich told police he came to the house to help find Pawana, and heard a gunshot, before seeing Natthaphong carry a pistol, and walk closely to Phanyos' wife Hatthaya, who is Pawana's sister.
"Natthaphong wanted to know where two briefcases belonging to Pawana were being kept by her adopted son, Aphicha. I think they contain some documents Natthaphong wanted," Phanyos told police.
Pawana, whose legal Thai name was Aranyaphorn Laosaengthong, had around Bt2 billion in assets, including Bt4 million through a land sale in Nakhon Ratchasima, Pol Lt-Colonel Chaiyos Mukdaharn, a senior officer at Nakhon Chasri police station, which has jurisdiction over the case, said.
Another senior investigator, Pol Lt-Colonel Sanit Chinjorhor, said police have not concluded the cause of her death as drowning. An initial forensic study found no wounds on her body. A crime scene investigation aimed to simulate her movement before she possibly plunged into the pond, judging from where a slipper was found at the scene.
An unnamed servant was quoted in news reports as saying that Natthaphong drew his pistol and chased people who came to the house to help find Pawana. The servant claimed to have seen Natthaphong "wai" Pawana's body after he found her and shouted to everyone.
"He rushed to the pond and gave a wai to her body. For what reasons I don't know," the servant said.
At the height of her acting career in the 1960s and '70s, Pawana was known as the "Pearl of Asia" for her many roles in Hong Kong action movies, including "Duel of Fists" (1971), the Shaw Brothers' Bangkok thriller starring David Chiang and Ti Lung and directed by Chang Cheh.
Fluent in Cantonese, Pawana, whose Cantonese name is Lau Lan Ying, was the head of a hierarchy of heroines during her time making films in Hong Kong.
She made her film debut in 1960 with "Saeng Soon", featuring Mitr Chaibancha and Amara Assavanonda, for which she won a Tukata Thong (Golden Doll) award for best supporting actress.
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No evidence Pawana murdered
Pol Col Pornchai said minor scratches were found on her face and body, but they were unlikely to have caused her death.
There were several bruises, which could have been caused by body contacts with any object, on the bodyand minor minor injuries at the nape of her neck and on her limbs.
Water was found in the lungs, and this was an important indication that she drowned.
At this stage, there were no indications that Pawana, 69, was killed, he said.
Doctors had gathered some samples from her body for a DNA test to establish if anyone else was involved in her death. Results of the tests would be known in two weeks, Pol Col Pornchai said.
Pol Col Pornchai said it was possible that Pawana had fainted and drowned, since she had a medical record of treatment for diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure and high blood cholesterol.
The former movie star, know as the "Pearl of Asia". Her body was found around 3am on Sunday in a pond near her home in Nakhon Chaisi district ofNakhon Pathom. Pawana was her stage name. She was born Aranyaporn Laosaengthong.
Waipot Laosaengthong, Pawana's younger brother, said he still believed his sister had been murdered by a person close to her.
He said that person might have hired a Burmese worker in the house to kill her and dump the body in the pond.
Pawana's wealth was the possible motive, Mr Waipot said.
Mr Waipot said he had evidence to back his assumption, but would rather allow police to complete their investigation before revealing it.
She was initially believed to have falled into the pond and drowned, but police said on Monday they had not ruled out the possibility of murder, as alleged by her brother.
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Life throws many challenges and the biggest among them is how to manage your enemies. You can keep your enemies close or away depending upon how you perceive their presence in your life. Each human being has certain strength and weaknesses. These attributes gives other people a chance to exploit the weak point and avoid the strong. No other person is best to take advantage of it except our enemies. They are in constant search for things that can potentially harm us. The more powerful they are with their blows, the weaker we become with time. No one wants to lose and no one would ever want to. This necessitates the need to be a step ahead of our enemies in order to not only confuse them but also surprise them.
Each one of us likes to be loved and appreciated in our lives. No one wants enemies that have the potential to make their lives miserable. But sometimes things don't turn out the way we want them to be. They get imposed on us against our will and we are left with no other option than to take them head on. These are the battles we have to fight and win in order to be successful in our lives. Enmities are not always sought for but sometimes you are left with no choice.
Lets now talk about why you need to keep your enemies close and why this is the best way to go.
Why you have enemies
1) Because of your attitude
2) Because of your opinion
3) Because you are successful
Yes, people don't like other people
1) Who hurt them with their attitude
2) Who have different opinion
3) Who are successful and growing in their lives
This happens everywhere- In organizations, groups, bodies and in everyday life.
When that happens you get enemies that can be either ignored or can be taken head on.
Enemies are entrusted with important task to
1) Find your weak points
2) Hurt you where it hurts most
3) Expose things that have potential to take you down
Potentially they look for your weaknesses. It is in this nature lays the opportunity. The opportunity is to convert your weak points into your strengths
1) When you keep your enemies close you would know what you are lacking
2) When you keep your enemies close you would know more about your shortcomings
3) When you keep your enemies close you would know about areas where you are more susceptible
Further, the truth is
1) It would be like facing a mirror
2) Your perception would be broken and truth would lay bare in front of you
3) You would be forced to face the facts that you might have always wanted to ignore
And when you are strong enough to do that, the advantages would be numerous
1) You would become stronger
2) You would close the gaps before anyone can attack them
3) An introspection and subsequent action would take you much higher
You would have got nothing had you kept your enemies at distance from yourself
1) The would have hurt you at will
2) You would not have known when something bad could happen to you
3) You would have been at the mercy of your enemies
The best way to keep your enemies close is to discover what they are getting at and take necessary measures. You need to be smart and not get befooled by any of their moves. When enmity becomes unavoidable it is important to become vigilant about it. Keep your enemies close and respect their existence. They are there to show your real worth. Keep your enemies close and the battle is half won.
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Sadia Aslam of Kansas City named Trustees' Scholar at UMKC, earning full, four-year scholarshipSadia Aslam, a senior at The Barstow School in Kansas City, will receive more than $60,000 in scholarship/corporate sponsorships over four years as Trustees' Scholar at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, beginning in the fall 2006 semester.
Each year, UMKC names ten academically gifted and accomplished entering freshmen as Trustees' Scholars. The UMKC Board of Trustees created the scholarship program to support the University in attracting the best and the brightest students to the campus.
Each Trustees' Scholar receives an aid package valued at more than $60,000 over four years. For the first two years, the package covers educational fees, room & board and books. In the third and fourth years, the package provides educational fees, $2,000 for room & board, and books, as well as an internship opportunity with a corporate sponsor. This opportunity has an estimated value of another $6,800 per year.
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Aslam is an exceptional student with impressive academic achievements, student leadership and community service. She has a deep love for history and the social sciences. At UMKC, she plans to double-major in history and chemistry and then pursue a master's degree in a specific historical aspect, such as religious history.
Her ultimate career goal is to teach, a desire that was fueled first in childhood (she playacted as teacher to her three younger sisters and one brother) and again following her sophomore year when she worked as a teacher's assistant at a summer camp sponsored by The Barstow School. Since then, she has tutored in the A+ Program at Santa Fe Elementary and assisted during two more Barstow summer camps. Through peer tutoring at Barstow, she has assisted elementary and middle school students with math and reading.
"I continue to tutor and work for Barstow today and have realized that my calling is teaching," she said.
Although Aslam was born in Kansas City, her family, immigrants from Pakistan, spoke only their native Urdu at home. During elementary school, she learned English by observing. A Barstow honors English teacher lauds her exemplary intelligence, intellectual motivation, maturity, strength of character and superb leadership, all of which, he says, make her a student of unparalleled qualifications in Barstow's senior class.
Aslam has taken a full range of honors courses and advanced placement courses in English, Calculus, history, biology, French and French literature. She was inducted into the Cum Laude Society, a prestigious selection afforded to only about one-tenth of the junior class.
She also was honored with the Harvard Book Prize, given to the junior who combines excellence in scholarship with achievement in other fields. Additionally, she received the Princeton Book Award, given to a sophomore who has contributed the most to the life of the school through leadership and good citizenship, while maintaining high scholastic achievement.
Aslam has been twice honored for outstanding community service (the President's Volunteer Service Award and the President's Student Service Award). In addition to tutoring, her volunteer service included starting a program for high school students to visit residents of the Grandview Manor Nursing Home. As vice president and executive board member of Barstow's Service Learning Club, she has overseen United Way campaigns, work with the Humane Society and an International Disaster Relief fund and assists with a continuous supply drive for an Afghan school adopted by Barstow. She has also spearheaded a recycling drive.
Her involvement at Barstow also shows through a variety of extracurricular activities, including serving as class president in her sophomore and senior years and student council secretary for one year. Throughout high school, she has devoted countless hours of preparation for participation in local and national tournaments in Lincoln-Douglas Debate and serves as treasurer and board member for Barstow's chapter of the National Forensics League. Her expertise as a persuasive speaker and her contribution to the school's forensics team culminated in another prize, the Wenny Jean Debate Award.
Sadia and her parents, Mohammad Aslam Qadir and Aqeela Aslam, along with other 2006-2007 Trustees Scholars and their parents, are invited to a reception in Kansas City April 28 to honor new and graduating UMKC Trustees' Scholars.
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|Objection Deadline
|October 12, 2011
|Proposal Status
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|Proposal Last Updated
|April 09, 2012 by Christopher Martin
|Effective Date
|Summer I 2011
|Brief Summary of Proposal
|This proposal is for a Workplace Writing Certificate, involving a minimum of 11 credit hours, which provides students with the means to develop diverse writing skills and apply such skills to pragmatic workplace scenarios. At least 6 of the credit hours must be taken through Summit College. A minimum grade point average of 2.5 for the certificate courses is required.
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|Graduate School Endorsement Updated
|September 15, 2011 by GS Heather Blake
|Institutional Research Status
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|September 19, 2011 by IR Anu Mahapatra
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Summer Organizers visit Crisfield!
Summer here in Maryland would not be complete without an event involving crab and luckily for us summer organizers, we had a chance to attend just such an event. Four summer organizers left early on a Thursday morning with our State Director and headed down to Crisfield to take part in the J. Millard Tawes 35th Annual Crab and Clam Bake. On the way down the Eastern Shore we got a chance to see an impressive amount of the Maryland countryside, which gave some of the less travelled Summer Organizers an opportunity to experience a different part of Maryland.
Upon arriving in Crisfield we met up with our fellow Democrats and began to prepare for our big day. We got together with Senator Ben Cardin's team and spent the day working the crowd, meeting friends and potential volunteers, and spreading the President's message to supporters from up and down the Eastern Shore. We registered many new voters, signed up supporters, and had a great time enjoying all the crab we could eat. It was a true Maryland day and an incredible experience for all of us as Summer Organizers.
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Find out from Elizabeth Grant about the exciting events that took place at the RIBA over February half term…
The RIBA headquarters was buzzing last week as children, young people and families took part in a week of workshops marking the start of The Brits Who Built the Modern World exhibition season and the opening of the new Architecture Gallery at 66 Portland Place.
A team of RIBA educators and dedicated student volunteers led workshops for ages 7-18 over the course of the week. The workshops drew on material from the RIBA's rich collections to investigate key themes of the Brits exhibition. Workshop participants had plenty of opportunity to explore the exhibition and our iconic headquarters while practicing new drawing and model-making skills and techniques.
On Friday Florence Hall was transformed as reimagined landscapes for three global cities – London, Hong Kong and Rio de Janeiro – took shape over the course of the day. Holly, age 11, said her 'favourite thing was probably thinking about the use of my stadium and how it would look in Rio de Janeiro,' while Daniel, age 7, said, 'I enjoyed building my tower because it was fun being creative making stairs and putting all the detail in.'
Throughout the week, participants were asked, 'What is good architecture?' Here is what our architects of the future think:
Visit our website for listings of upcoming Easter holiday workshops (14-17 April and 22-25 April) and other practical learning opportunities at the RIBA.
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- 1 small red onion, halved and thinly sliced
- 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley
- 1 garlic clove, minced
In a large pot of boiling salted water, cook pasta until al dente, according to package instructions; drain.
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A direct and fingery test-piece. Keep right at the overlap.
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(Cincinnati) A fire broke out in downtown Cincinnati Tuesday morning just after 7 a.m. The movie Carol was reportedly being shot in the building at 24 W. Court Street just a few days before the fire. The building houses Fox clothing store on the street level. The other levels of the building are vacant and the building is for sale. Cincinnati Fire Chief Richard Braun said the fire started on the third floor and is suspicious. Officers are looking for a male person-of-interest who goes by the name Tone, 5'10, 200 lbs., driving a white sedan, and lives in Camp Washington. Witnesses report hearing an explosion. Two squatters were rescued and are uninjured. West Court will be closed between Elm and Vine Streets until fire crews finish their investigation and clean up.


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Small businesses are urging the federal government to allow companies with up to 100 employees to sign up to its superannuation "clearing house".
The free online service aims to streamline superannuation payments by allowing businesses of up to 19 employees make one electronic payment to the government-run clearing house.
The service then makes the appropriate superannuation payments to the different funds the employees may hold, taking away the paperwork and minimising the time small business owners must face.
Australian Retailers' Association executive director Russell Zimmerman has called on the federal Superannuation Minister
Mr Zimmerman said defining a small business was problematic depending on which measure government agencies used, the number of staff or the turnover.
"I don't have any issues with the scheme," Mr Zimmerman said.
"If you could move that number to 100 more retailers would use it. It saves a lot of messy bookwork and cuts red tape. We think 100 is a good figure which contemplates what is still a small business."
Mr Zimmerman said his group was not alone and other industry groups for small businesses were in agreement that the limit needs to be lifted.
"The quicker it gets done the better," Mr Zimmerman said.
"The more people who use the scheme, the more efficient it will become."
Mr Shorten was contacted but did not respond before deadline.
As at January 31, 2013 more than 37,000 small businesses are registered to use the service that makes payments on behalf of over 271,000 employees.
More than 1.9 million employee payments totalling more than $700 million have been made to over 6000 superannuation funds.
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Gerber Oatmeal Banana cereal helps expose babies to new tastes while providing essential nutrition. Gerber cereals have iron to help support learning ability as well as Calcium, Vitamins C and 6 B Vitamins for healthy growth.
Ingredients: Whole Grain Oat Flour, Banana Flakes, Potassium Phosphate.Vitamins and Minerals: Calcium Carbonate, Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid), Iron (Electrolytic), Zinc Sulfate, Vitamin E (Alpha Tocopheryl Acetate), Niacinamide*, Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin), Vitamin B1 (Thiamin Mononitrate), Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine Hydrochloride), Vitamin B12, Folic Acid*.*One of the B vitamins.
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Parrot Bebop 2 Drone with Sky Controller
Parrot Bebop 2 Drone with Sky Controller
Parrot Bebop Drone Skycontroller includes additional batteries. ParrotSkycontroller brings a hobby-grade remote with a powerful Wi-Fi range extender, a Smartphone or tablet dock and HDMI video output for easy FPV glass pairing!
- Glass fiber reinforced (15%) ABS structure
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- In operating these drones you become a pilot with responsibilities and must comply with the rules found at: www.caa.govt.nz/rpas.
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|Wi-Fi antennas: MIMO dual-band with 2 double-sets of dipole antennas for 2.4 and 5 GHz (fig.7)
|Sending power: Up to 21 dBm
|Signal range: Up to 250 meters
|4 Brushless Outrunner motors (fig.3)
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|High-resistance EPP outdoor hull: Clip and unclip easily to adapt to indoor and outdoor flight, protects the propellers against potential bumps, can be removed to reduce wind factor (fig.9)
|Three-blade auto-block propellers in Polycarbonate with fast disassembly system (fig.5)
|Anti-vibration bumpers (fig.10)
|Speed13 m/sCameraCMOS 14Mpx, 1/2.3"
|"Camera with ""Fisheye"" lens 180° 1/2,2"": 6 optical elements and 14 Mega pixels sensor (fig.2)
|Video stabilization: Digital on 3-axes
|Video definition: 1920x1080p (30fps)
|Photo definition: 4096x3072 px
|Video encoding: H264
|Photo file format: JPEG, RAW, DNG
|Internal memory: Flash 8 GB
|BatteryLithium Polymer
|Lithium Polymer 1200 mAh
|Flight time: 22 minutes with 2 batteries included
|ProcessorCPU: Dual-Core
|Mother board: (fig.1)
|- Parrot P7 dual-core CPU Cortex 9
|- Quad core GPU
|- 8Gb flash memory
|All fixed on a magnesium shelf that acts as electromagnetic shielding and as a radiator
|Operating system: Linux
|Developping: Open-source SDK
|3-axes magnetometer
|3-axes gyroscope
|3-axes accelerometer (fig.6)
|Optical-flow sensor (fig.8): Vertical stabilization camera (Every 16 milliseconds, an image of the ground is taken and compared to the previous one to determine the speed of the Bebop Drone)
|Ultrasound sensor (Analyzes the flight altitude up to 8 meters)
|Pressure sensor
|GNSS (GPS + GLONASS) (fig.6)
|Dimensions (28x32x3.6cm)
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Did you know Monday (July 15th) is Twitter's birthday and Social Media Giving Day? It's true. To be honest, I have never even heard of Social Media Giving Day before. I bet many of you have not either. That's why I'm partnering with Givver.com to help set a world record for the most donations given in one day through social media. Thanks to Givver, I'm also giving away a prize pack on my dad blog. The prize pack consists of a Givver #Give Limited Edition T-shirt and Givver #Give Limited Edition Sticker.
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Is it rippling or Mindoro cord? Will it smooth out or is this it? 3.5 months postop. (photos)
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You can usually feel the implant after breast augmentation
All implants are palpable after surgery. Saline or silicone implants, it doesn't matter, will have some degree of palpability. Silicone tends to feel more natural, but that doesn't mean that you won't be able to feel it. The pictures look like everything is fine. However, if the fact that you can feel the implant bothers you discuss it with your plastic surgeon. Chances are though there isn't anything to do about it and what you're feeling is normal.
Rippling following breast augmentation
For general information, Mondor's disease is inflammation of a superficial vein in the breast. The cord may be tender, and it may be more visible when the arm is raised and the skin on the breast is stretched.
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Usually, ripples are felt laterally, towards the arm, or inferiorly, around the crease.
An exam is necessary to give advice about the scar.
Consult your surgeon.
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POLITICAL parties are in advanced stages of preparation for next year's federal election, with a senior Labor source predicting the poll could be called as early as March.
The Coalition is understood to be leading the ALP significantly in campaign fund-raising but a Liberal insider confirmed that the relentless travel by the Opposition Leader, Tony Abbott, was costly.
It is estimated the Liberals will spend up to $35 million in the push to install Mr Abbott in The Lodge.
Membership figures for the ALP and the Liberals reveal a boost in numbers, with Labor on track to surpass Julia Gillard's target of 8000 new members by early next year, a turnaround from 2010.
A secret closely guarded by the national executive, Fairfax has learnt that the ALP now has 44,022 members nationally, up from 39,688 in January. The Liberal Party has almost double the ALP's membership with about 78,000 paid-up members.
A Liberals source said the membership figures were up by more than 20 per cent in 18 months.
The exact dollar amounts for ALP, Coalition and Greens war chests were not disclosed.
The ALP will once again rely heavily on the unions to build its war chest, as the ACTU implements a compulsory $2 a week levy on its 1.8 million union members.
The federal director of the Liberal Party, Brian Loughnane, said that the majority of donations since 2010 had arrived in small denominations, similar to the strategy used by Barack Obama in the 2008 US presidential election.
The government's focus on education reforms and the Asian century white paper has increased speculation about an early election.


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Welcome to The Mystic Sea! Welcome to the realm of Mara Gimel. Mara Gimel means Camel Of The Mystic Sea. It is my role to lead you through this world of the occult, the unseen and the unexplained. Enter this realm with an open mind, it's time to remember what you have forgotten.
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Daily Om: 'Most people don't always fully realize that we all have within us the ability to cocreate our lives with the universe. So many of us are taught to accept what we are given and not even to dream of anything more. But our hopes and dreams are the universe whispering to us, planting an idea of what's possible while directing us toward the best use of our gifts. The universe truly wants to give us our hearts' desires, but we need to be clear about what they are and ask for them.To ask for something does not mean to beg or plead from a place of lack or unworthiness. It's like placing an order—we don't need to beg the salesperson for what we want or prove to them that we deserve to have it. It is their job to give us what we ask for; we only have to tell them what we want. Once we have a clear vision of what we desire, we simply step into the silent realm where all possibilities exist and let our desires be known. Whatever methods we use to become still, it is important that we find the quiet space between our thoughts...read more>>>...