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DADE CITY — For peewee players hoping to become future football stars, special teams duty might seem like a chore or a job for lowly substitutes.
Until those players get to Pasco, where coaches teach them the personal and team rewards of the game's third phase.
"I think it's when everybody buys into it and realizes that there's a possibility every time the ball's kicked to us that they have a chance to score on it," coach Tom McHugh said. "There's a pride to being on that unit."
With good reason. Pasco's 11 special teams touchdowns lead Tampa Bay and have propelled the Pirates to a 12-0 record and Friday's Class 5A region final matchup with Jesuit.
In the playoff opener against Alachua Santa Fe, Pasco's offense was stagnant with two first-quarter interceptions. Janarion Grant ignited the team and lit up the scoreboard by snagging a high punt and racing 71 yards for a touchdown. He did the same thing in the regular season in a pivotal district game against runnerup Fivay.
Special teams also fueled last week's 31-28 victory over Citra North Marion. Trey Dudley-Giles ripped off a punt return into the Colts' red zone to set up a key first-half touchdown, and freshman kicker Brandon Ray won the game with 21-yard field goal as time expired.
"When he made it, that was it," Grant said after the game. "He's got a couple more years left, so he'll be pretty good."
The winning kick was the most important, but it wasn't Ray's most impressive field goal. Ray boomed a 46-yarder in the second quarter.
His 22-yarder at the end of the second half was a chip shot — a routine play that proved pivotal.
"If you don't take it seriously and they block it," McHugh said, "then you don't win the game."
With three Division I-A prospects returning kicks or punts, Pasco takes its special teams seriously. The Pirates work on schemes and blocking for at least 30 minutes each practice to prepare for a game-changing play.
Dudley-Giles and Grant have each scored four times on a special teams unit that averages almost one touchdown per game. J.D. Edwards and David Emmanuel have each taken kickoffs back for touchdowns, and Pasco also scored on a blocked punt.
"All the athletes and the threats we have," Dudley-Giles said. "If you prepare for all of us, it's hard because you have so many of us that can do certain things and do multiple things. It makes us a threat where you have multiple athletes."
The Pirates average 30 yards on punt returns and 43 on kickoffs and could find themselves in position for a big return Friday. Jesuit gave up a 99-yard kickoff return for a score last week against Robinson and a 97-yarder against Spoto in the regular season.
"That means we've got a chance," Emmanuel said.
McHugh credits his players for understanding the importance of special teams and establishing a strong tradition in the kicking game.
Former Pirates like Josh Johnson (Purdue) and Mitch Wozniak (Florida International) played on special teams in high school. When they got to college, their experience and skills helped them play early. Future college-aspiring Pirates have taken notice, and Pasco is seeing the benefits.
"They're all on special teams, and that's how you get on the travel squad," McHugh said. "They start realizing special teams probably isn't as bad as everybody makes it out to be."


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Its two weeks before Christmas and by now you have probably arranged your blissful escape, whether you have almost all the stamps in your passport or are simply heading to the continent for a weekend city break. Some last minute tips to help you make the most of your time off and help you feel less of the pinch are always handy, where price isn't the only important factor. Having a stress-free trip with added value services and convenience all play a part in creating a care free holiday experience.
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6. Stick to Your Budget – You can be thrifty and still have a great time. Simple things like eating where the locals do rather than in the over priced and tacky tourist areas, and carrying a big cooldrink in your bag can help you keep all your finances in tact. Occasional farmers markets are a good place to pick up a few tasty treats and keepsakes at a much nicer price, and enjoy a new experience too.
Self catering options may be worth considering – some people can eat their money's worth at the daily buffet, but look for accommodation with at least a fridge, kettle and a toaster for the other meals!
There's no point in being too tight-fisted: imagine planning a ski trip and sitting in the bar because the ski pass is too expensive! Many destinations offer combo deals including sight seeing, transport and attractions: e.g.You can visit the Louvre gallery, the Eiffel Tower and have a Seine cruise as well. In some cities, tourist passes include the use of public transportation and discounts in certain shops as well. Some museums and sights have certain days of the week, or hours of the day, when the entry is free or discounted.
An International Student ID card (ISIC) will save you so much money or almost anything, if you are still studying. Or get a youth card for under 26's for similar discounts. See http://www.isiccard.com for more. The Wildcard in South Africa is essential for free entry to certain nature reserves, picnic spots and special beaches. Search the web or get yourself a good guidebook with all the best advice.
If the attraction you have to see is not part of a combo deal, go online and pre-book the tickets if you can. Tickets bought at the gate tend to be much more expensive and time consuming to get than buying them online a few days ahead of time.
7. Keep Phone Costs Down – Mobile phone charges on international roaming are astronomical. Use it as little as possible and don't forget that you pay to receive calls as well as make them when travelling abroad. Texting is also much more expensive when using international roaming facilities. So get your phone unlocked before you leave and get a local SIM card and make cheap local calls to keep in touch with your travel partners.
8. Reduce Transport Costs – Car rental is an expenditure that needs careful weighing up. Consider public transport first or hire a car with a few friends to split the cost. Returning the rental car with a full tank will alleviate any additional charges.
9. Pack Wisely…
- Always pack your medication and prescription scripts.
- If you head to a place that is known for dirt-cheap shopping, like Bali, pack less or even none of the items that you know you will buy and bring back.
- Depending on your destination, be cautious about drinking anything but factory-sealed drinks. Avoid ice cubes too, especially in undeveloped areas.
- Pack a list of all contact numbers for your local doctor, airports, hotel, taxi services, next of Kin, etc… as utilising directory enquiries tends to be very costly.
- Remember international rules about liquids, aerosols and gels? You may bring liquids and gels in 100ml or smaller containers, all packed within one 1L re-sealable, clear plastic bag. This excludes items purchased after you go through a security checkpoint from Duty-free. If you want to bring more than the 100ml amounts, you'll need to pack the items in your checked luggage.
- Be aware of additional airline charges in the form of fees charged for checking in a second bag as well as additional surcharges. Do check ahead of time to avoid any unpleasant surprises!
- Do not wrap gifts in your luggage. There is a strong chance they will be unwrapped for inspection by security. Consider gift bags instead as you can easily remove the items and you don't have to do a last-minute wrapping job at your destination.
10. Braving the Airport….
- Arrive very early to check in, to ensure you get a seat as flights are sometimes overbooked during the holiday season. Spending an idle hour browsing the gift shop is much nicer than missing your flight. With airlines continuing to cut back on service, it's more important than ever to confirm your flight several days before you leave in case anything changes.
- Bring your own entertainment and food. Take along books, magazines, a music player, some healthy snacks and whatever else you need to pass the waiting time without getting bored. Just don't leave valuables in open sight.
- Never lose your temper; it's a recipe for NOT getting what you want as airline employees hold your fate in their hands. Keep a positive attitude, but also be mentally ready for setbacks. Delays happen, and airlines do the best they can to keep to the schedules.
- Check your flight status repeatedly. Know your airline's number as well as your flight numbers and exact times.
- Checking-in online can get you a priority boarding as a bonus. With hand baggage only, a printed sheet of A4 with a barcode scanned at security control means you only have to turn up 40 minutes before the flight. The International Air Transport Association is agreeing plans for check-in by mobile phone. Passengers will receive boarding passes direct to mobiles or Blackberrys which will be read by airport scanners. When traveling on an E-ticket, carry a printout of your itinerary from your airline or booking site.
- Don't overdo it at the airport booze, for everyone's sake!


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TEENAGE star Tommy Alba has moved up to fourth in the 2012 Maxxis British MXY2 Motocross Championships following two excellent rides in round three of the competition.
Alba, who is 15 and goes to Bishop Fox's School, travelled to Northampton despite being laid low by glandular fever earlier in the week.
He didn't have the best of starts in the opening race but battled his way through the field to take a deserved second place.
Alba, who is sponsored by Taunton building firm Oakleaf, enjoyed a better start in the second race, passing the early leader on the opening lap and easing away for a comfortable win.


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|Draft Animal Cloning Risk Assessment
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|Ms. Amy Paine
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|Ms. Amy Paine
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| I think that continued research is okay. I do not think that eating a cloned animal is okay. Nature should take its course and should not be pushed upon consumers who don't have a choice because the meat is not labeled. I think it is WRONG! Medical research is one thing but creating an animal through cloning and feeding it to humans is not right and should not be sold ESPECIALLY without consumer knowledge.
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|Gholson, Smith, Cordell register 700s at Classic Lanes
|Larry Mason
July 27, 2004 - David Gholson, Mark Smith, and Colten Cordell each booked 700s this week, helping to continue the center's uninterrupted string of 700s, a string now nine weeks into its fifth year. In addition to the three men who shot 700s this week, 14 additional bowlers shot twenty-six 600s series during the course of the week.
Gholson led all bowlers this week, shooting his second 700 series of the summer, a 749, made up of games of 212, 268, and 269, giving him a three game average of 249 for the evening. For his fourth game, David shot a 267, which, then added to his three game total, gave him a 1016 four game series, and a 254 average for the night. Gholson came into the night averaging 212. David's 1016 four game series is second only to Cliff Whitney's 1024, shot in week one of the men's summer league. David's game two, three and four totaled 804, normally a ring winning honor series total, but, unfortunately, ABC only recognizes the first three games for an honor series when a league is using a four game format, as the men's summer trio league is. The fourth game in a four game series format only counts for individual game awards, not series. At any rate, David did shoot three of the most consistent games thrown this summer with his 268, 269, and 267. Dave rolled 24 strikes, eight spares and had one open frame in games 1-3 to get his 749. He rolled nine strikes more and two spares in game four to claim his 1016 four game series, his third rolled at the center this summer. David had one single open frame, in forty attempts. That open frame was a split that occurred in the fourth frame of game one.
Smith shot his second 700 series this summer on Sunday evening, throwing games of 210, 252, and 279 for a grand total of 741, and an evening's average of 247. Ironically, Mark's first 700 series of the summer, shot in week six, was also a 741, consisted of games of 268, 247, and 227. Smith has improved steadily in recent months and now can claim fourth place on the high average list with a 218, fifth place on the high series list with 741's and fourth place on the high game list, where he is joined by Justin Parmer, Dickie Harrison, and Whitney. Not a bad showing for a guy who only bowls once a week during the summer, and never gets to practice. To get his second 700 of the summer, Mark collected 28 strikes along with two spares, and left four frames open, with three of those being splits.
Tennaged bowling whiz Cordell registered his first ever ABC sanctioned 700 series just last week when he shot a 739 that pushed him into sixth place on our high series listing, two pins behind Smith's 741. Well, this past Thursday, Cordell did it again. Colten rolled games of 211, 212, and 278 to grab a 701 for his three game total, as well as a 233 average for three games. Entering game three, Cordell knew he needed to shoot a 277 to reach the 700 level, and proceeded to do so. Colten struck in frames 1-3, spared in the fourth, then began striking again, hitting the pocket solidly in frame five, continuing on all the way through his second ball in the tenth frame. He needed at least eight pins on his last ball-he got nine. Colten's performance raised his average to a 197, up four pins from last week. Once again he finds himself tied with our most senior bowler, Turk Morgan, along with Darrell Green, Doug Brann and Ken Sharp. Cordell rolled 22 strikes, seven spares, and had two open frames, one of those coming in the tenth frame of game two.
Darreyl Dixon needed an 856 to maintain his Thursday's average of 214. He rolled a 915 and raised his average two pins, lodging him in sixth place on the high average list, one pin behind Gholson and Mike Gilliland's 217s. His three game series, the one ABC recognizes, was a 684 consisting of games of 201, 205, and 278. Not too bad, but, just as Gholson did in arriving at his 804, Dixon shot his best series in games 2-4, a 714, with games of 205, 278, and 231, but ABC won't be sending Darreyl any patches to celebrate his accomplishment. Oh, well. Darreyl's four game total was a 915, his third 900+ series of the summer. He also has a 1007 to his credit.
One other individual, Gary Davidson, also shot well on Thursday, hitting the pins for a 671 series in games 1-3, his best effort of the summer. Still, his very best series, a 748, came in games 2-4, when he shot games of 203, 276, and 269, but, unfortunately, ABC's folks won't accept it. Gary's four game total was a 940, which raised his average to a 200, up six pins from his 194 of last week. Gary averaged 235 on Thursday.
Justin Miller is a 17-year-old young man from Winnsboro. He started bowling just nine weeks ago. Two weeks ago, he was averaging 65. One week later, he was averaging 82. On that Sunday night, Justin rolled games of 143, 123, and 132 for a 398 series and a one night's average of 132. Justin's 398 was 152 pins over his then average of 246, which will result in his receiving a patch from the ABC administrators in Wisconsin.
Chris Williams, like Miller, began his league bowling career just nine weeks ago. Last Sunday, Chris shot his first ABC sanctioned 600 series, a 614. His games were a 168, a 192 and a whopping 254. Chris was 131 pins over his series average, normally a 483, but was 19 pins short of being 150 pins over his series average, so he won't receive any award in spite of his great performance. Adding insult to injury, Chris's 254, thrown in game three of the series, was seven pins shy of the 261 he needed in order to receive ABC's "century" award for being 100 pins over one's game average.
Manuel Berela was plucked for our cast of Wednesday night "open" bowlers nine weeks ago and was coerced into joining our Sunday Mixed league. He has been making steady improvement over the past two months. His current series average is a 402 and his game average is a 134. On Sunday, Manuel rolled a "triplicate", three identical games of 136,136, and 136. He will receive a patch from the ABC to commemorate his accomplishment. We could talk about consistency, but that should be evident.
Others who bowled well this week included: Wes Campbell (674), Joe Kirkpatrick (673 Thursday, 665 Sunday), Whitney (664), Alan Roberts (663), Gilliland (646), David Strain (643), Dickie Harrison (641), Greg Pullen (640), Jason Parmer (628), Jesse Haggerty and Buddy McClendon (627), and Neldon Smith (626).
Larry Mason writes a weekly column on the bowling leagues at Classic Lanes. His column appears on Tuesday.
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Today, BioRegional's co-founders are two of five social entrepreneurs being awarded the title of Social Entrepreneur of the Year during the 2011 World Economic Forum on Europe and Central Asia in Vienna, Austria, taking place on 8-9 June. The Social Entrepreneur of the Year awards are being led by Hilde Schwab, Co-Founder and Chairperson of the Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship, following the opening plenary of the forum.
BioRegional's co-founders Sue Riddlestone and Pooran Desai will join a group of leading social entrepreneurs from across Europe and will be active participants providing insights on sustainability and social innovation in the discussions under the meeting's theme Expanding the Frontiers of Innovation. A dedicated session "Ecosystems for Social Innovation" will bring together civil society and the public and private sectors to share experiences and explore potential opportunities to strengthen and replicate successful models throughout Europe and Central Asia.
"Social entrepreneurs are the driving force behind the innovations that improve the quality of life of individuals around the world," explained Mirjam Schoening, Head of the Schwab Foundation. "While the primary focus of social entrepreneurs is to make a specific change in one area, such as access to education, affordable housing or unemployment, social entrepreneurs' approach to delivering a social impact, which uses innovative and effective business models and cross-sector collaborations, has inspired change among governments and in the private sector alike. In effect, social entrepreneurs are not only delivering change to their constituents, they are also transforming the way governments and companies serve their constituents."
Winners working in France, Germany and the United Kingdom are among 19 Social Entrepreneurs taking part in the meeting, providing an on-the-ground perspective to sustainability and social innovation.
The following five winners have been selected as 2011 Social Entrepreneurs in Europe:
Sue Riddlestone and Pooran Desai – BioRegional – United Kingdom
BioRegional invents and delivers real-life sustainable communities and businesses. This includes partnering in Peabody's multi-award-winning BedZED eco-village in London where BioRegional has its main base and seven companies including clean tech for the paper industry and local charcoal supplies to national retailers. BioRegional developed the "one planet living" sustainability design and delivery framework out of their practical experience which is now being used by manufacturers, retailers, local authorities and events such as the London 2012 Olympics and in fifty countries around the world. BioRegional has sister organisations or representative offices in North America, China, Greece, Mexico, Australia and South Africa.
Juergen Griesbeck – Streetfootballworld – Germany
Millions of young people around the world are born into a cycle of social injustice with little opportunity to break out. Through the love of football, streetfootballworld brings individuals and organizations together behind a common goal: empowering young people to rise above their circumstances.
Norbert Kunz – iq consult – Germany
Iq consult seeks to lower unemployment, especially in the eastern parts of Germany, by training, mentoring and funding unemployed and disadvantaged people who are looking to become self-employed.
Laurent Laïk – Groupe La Varappe – France
Groupe La Varappe creates jobs in the south of France for people who have been excluded from society. Groupe La Varappe is composed of two main organizations. One is focused on finding temporary employment for people with minimal qualifications. The other organization focuses on three environmental areas: construction and gardening, waste and renewable energies.
About the Schwab Foundation
The Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship was co-founded by Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum, and his wife, Hilde. Since its inception in 2000, the Foundation has been identifying the world's leading social entrepreneurs in over 50 countries around the globe. Selected social entrepreneurs of the Schwab Foundation network participate in World Economic Forum events, thus providing unique opportunities for them to connect with business, political and media leaders.


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Sharper Than Your Average House Key
You never know when a little knife might come in handy, but how do you discreetly carry around a blade without coming across as an aggressive weapon-toter? Keep this key-shaped pocket knife among your house keys, that's how. The discreet knife ensures you'll always be prepared while blending in perfectly. Just make sure to remove it from the key chain if you're traveling by air — you don't want the TSA thinking you're up to no good.


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Sunday, 24 March, 2002, 14:12 GMT
'His best speech so far'
Delegates at the Tory party spring conference in Harrogate have welcomed Iain Duncan Smith's speech exhorting his party to transform itself.
Sheila Gunn, who was an aide to former Conservative Prime Minister John Major, told BBC News it was a "thoughtful" speech.
Jonathan Evans, leader of the Conservative MEPs, said it was "impressive" and possibly the best Mr Duncan Smith had ever made.
Ms Gunn said: "It was very different, not just the subject of the speech - talking about this ghastly housing estate in Glasgow - but the tone of the whole speech.
"So often Conservative leaders have wanted to play to the audience they've got in front of them.
"It wasn't that sort of speech, it was a very thoughtful speech.
"It went down very well with me, because that was very much the message I wanted to hear, particularly concentrating on policies on helping the vulnerable."
She added that she thought Mr Major would have liked it.
"I think he might have been surprised about it, and I think he would have liked it as well," she said.
'Learning lessons'
Mr Evans said: "I've known Iain for many many years - it's probably the best speech I've heard him make.
"And that was reflected in speaking to a number of people who heard the speech and spoke to me afterwards.
"We are, I think, a more thoughtful party, a more inclusive party, a tolerant party - because we're in opposition and we're learning the lessons of opposition.
"Those are that we have to put together a framework of policies that are relevant to people and produce solutions.
"That's a real contrast to this government, which does seem to be obsessed with spin, does seem to be obsessed with advertising, as Iain put it."
He said Mr Duncan Smith was right to warn that the party must take time to consider its policies and get them right.
"I don't think we want to gallop ahead too quickly here.
"But one of the great advantages of opposition is, of course, that you can open a new page and start to listen to the sort of solutions that people want to put forward, and an inclusive party should do that."
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Environmental Decision Memo for Food Contact Notification No. 001371
Return to inventory listing: Inventory of Environmental Impact Decisions for Food Contact Substance Notifications or the Inventory of Effective Food Contact Substance Notifications.
See also Environmental Decisions.
Date: January 9, 2014
From: Biologist, Regulatory Team 2, Division of Biotechnology and GRAS Notice Review (HFS-255)
Subject: FCN 1371: 1,3-butadiene, 2-methyl-, homopolymer, of cis-1,4-configuration, cyclized (CAS No. 68441-13-4) for use as a modifier for ethylene-vinyl acetate-vinyl alcohol (EVOH) copolymers complying with 21 CFR 177.1360(a)(3) at a level not to exceed 27 weight-percent of the polymer blend.
Notifier: Zeon Corporation
To: Elizabeth Furukawa, Ph.D, Division of Food Contact Notifications (HFS-275)
Through: Annette M. McCarthy, Ph.D, Senior Science and Policy Staff____
Attached is the Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) for the above referenced notification. After this becomes effective, copies of this FONSI and the notifier's environmental assessment, dated October 17, 2013, may be made available to the public. We will post digital transcriptions of the FONSI and the environmental assessment on the agency's public website.
Please let us know if there is any change in the identity or use of the food-contact substance.
Talia A. Lindheimer
Attachment: Finding of No Significant Impact
File: FCN 1371
A food-contact notification (FCN No. 1371), submitted by Zeon Corporation to provide for the safe use 1,3-butadiene, 2-methyl-, homopolymer, of cis-1,4-configuration, cyclized (CAS No. 68441-13-4) for use as a modifier for ethylene-vinyl acetate-vinyl alcohol (EVOH) copolymers complying with 21 CFR 177.1360(a)(3) at a level not to exceed 27 weight-percent of the polymer blend.
The Office of Food Additive Safety has determined that allowing this notification to become effective will not significantly affect the quality of the human environment and, therefore, will not require the preparation of an environmental impact statement. This finding is based on information submitted by the notifier in an environmental assessment (EA), dated October 17, 2013, as summarized below.
This notification has been submitted to support the use of the FCS for thin film applications, such as pouches and bag-in boxes, as well as molded (thick) articles, such as cup and bottles. The FCS notified herein is expected to used be in place of the polymer that is currently authorized for FCN 850, and therefore is not expected to result in a net increase in the use of energy and resources. The difference between the FCS and the polymer notified in FCN 850 are minor manufacturing differences. No significant environmental introductions are expected as a result of these differences such that the authorization of the FCS is not expected to result in any significant new introductions of chemicals or products into the environment.
Disposal of the food-contact materials that are not intended for recycling will be by conventional trash disposal and primarily by incineration or sanitary landfills. It is reasonably expected that there will not be leaching to the environment from disposal into landfills in light of the retention of the FCS by the food contact article and the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) regulations which govern municipal solid waste landfills, i.e. 40 CFR Part 258.
As previously mentioned, the FCS is expected to be incorporated into food-contact articles (bottles and cups) which may be recovered for recycling. The environmental assessment includes a discussion of a categorical exclusion under 21 CFR 25.32(i) to argue the absence of impacts on recycling.[1] This was not considered or used as a basis for the FONSI. We considered the information provided to support that the FCS is expected to be used as a substitute for EVOH or other EVOH-polymer blends already on the market. These polymers already on the market are also for use in the same food packaging applications. The replacement of the current marketed items suggests that the consumption of energy and resources as a result of the use and disposal of the FCS will be in amounts comparable to what is already in practice, and therefore supports that no impacts on the use of energy and resources, or the recycling stream, are expected.
The FCS is composed of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen; such that the complete combustion of the FCS is not expected to significantly alter emissions from properly operating municipal solid waste combustors. Market volume information provided in a confidential attachment to the EA supports that the combustion of the FCS in municipal waste combustors are not expected to threaten a violation of applicable emissions laws and regulations (40 CFR Part 60). Based on the information provided, we have concluded that no toxic combustion products are expected as a result of the use and incineration of the FCS.
No extraordinary circumstances have been identified, which would otherwise indicate a significant environmental impact, as a result of the use and post-consumer disposal of these items.
Prepared by _________________________________________Date: January 9, 2014
Talia A. Lindheimer
Office of Food Additive Safety
Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition
Food and Drug Administration
Approved by __________________________________________Date: January 9, 2014
Annette M. McCarthy, Ph.D.
Senior Science and Policy Staff
Office of Food Additive Safety
Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition
Food and Drug Administration
[1]"FDA takes the position that an FCS that is used at levels of no more than 5% of the final article would not have any adverse impact on the environment regardless of the manner in which the article is disposed," and cites the categorical exclusion listed under 21 CFR 25.32(i). Independent of the fact that the FCS is expected to be present at less than 5% wt of the article and retained through use and disposal, the use of FCS in bottles and cups would not otherwise qualify for a categorical exclusion under 25.32(i) as these articles are not food packaging[1].


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In 2009, a former FBI employee spoke to a Richmond high school history class about his work for the government, particularly his role in the investigation of counterintelligence agent- turned-traitor Robert Hanssen.
Among the students that day was Scott Foster; from that day forward, Scott knew he wanted to protect and serve his country by pursuing a career in criminal justice.
Scott is now a senior psychology major at Hampden-Sydney and, despite not officially studying criminal justice, he is well on his way to a career in that field. He has used the College's liberal arts curriculum and an internship at the FBI to gather the variety of skills necessary to flourish in the intelligence industry.
"I took a government class during my freshman year to test those waters, but psychology really fascinated me. During my sophomore year, I found out about the National Security and Military Leadership Program and I decided to pursue that as a minor, too."
His internship with the Bureau this past summer gave him a first-hand view of what exactly it is that special agents do on a daily basis. He helped special agents organize evidence they had collected, and during his first week, he even helped execute a search warrant. Scott also went to Quantico to witness former Director Robert Mueller's last graduation of new special agents and to learn a bit about profiling at the Bureau's Behavioral Science Unit.
Though he is back on campus, Scott is not finished with the FBI. He is continuing his internship during the academic year and returns to the Richmond Field Office two days a month to maintain his security clearance, which he considers one of the most important things he took away from the experience. He learned a lot, too: "It helped me think critically. It exposed me to the technology they have at the Bureau, to how they work cases and solve crimes, and to how the Bureau is organized—all of the different roles. Later this will put me a step ahead of other applicants."
Scott is building off of his experience at the Bureau by conducting a senior psychology thesis investigating the deterrence of false memory in eyewitness testimony—how people form memories when they witness a crime and how their memories of that event can change.
"Specifically, I am looking at the misinformation effect," says Scott, "which is essentially if [witnesses] are presented with misinformation— through a narrative or through a radio broadcast, for example—that misinformation will become part of their memory and therefore become a false memory. I am looking at how to break through that misinformation and retrieve the actual memory."
Among the psychology faculty, Scott has an outstanding reputation. Dr. Daniel G. Mossler, who has been Scott's academic advisor for three years, says, "Scott's work in the classroom is outstanding. He is bright, focused, and I think it's safe to say an over-achiever. I mean that in a good way. When I post something on the electronic board, other students might write a couple of paragraphs, and he writes a book. Personally, Scott is funny with an interesting sense of humor. He's kind of like me; people don't seem to know when I'm making a joke. So, we get along like that."
Outside of the classroom, Scott is an active Chi Phi fraternity brother. He says, "Everybody thinks fraternities are all about the partying, but there's more to it than that. It's about forming good friendships with the brothers. When Chi Phi returned to campus, I was already friends with many of the guys involved in the re-founding, so it made sense that I would be a part of it too. Now we have a more formal bond; I can call them my Chi Phi brothers for life."
It should be no surprise that Scott has excelled academically and socially. After visiting campus many times with his brother Dr. Jonathan T. Schaaf '07, those qualities are what convinced him to attend Hampden-Sydney too.
Scott says, "I was attracted to Hampden-Sydney by a combination of the student life and the curriculum. I really liked how everybody knew one another and how they formed a brotherhood. Since I had been coming up to football games, I had seen everyone saying 'Hi, how are you,' and that sort of thing. I really liked the hospitality side of the College, as well. Also, the rhetoric program, which I know some of us really struggle with, is a great curriculum. I knew that learning how to write well and how to think critically would put me over other candidates in the future."
Professor Mossler agrees that Scott is well positioned for the future. "When I think about our mission—to create good men and good citizens—I think he could be a poster boy for us. Scott is a quality human being."
Scott knows the competition is tough for positions at the FBI, but he is confident in his ability, steadfast in his plan, and thorough in his execution—all attributes that will serve him well when he becomes Special Agent Foster.
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Develops modern calculus by investigating the questions, problems, and ideas that motivated its discovery and practice. Studies the real number system and functions defined on it, focusing on limits, area and tangent calculations, properties and applications of the derivative, and the notion of continuity. Emphasizes problem-solving and mathematical thinking. Prerequisite: either a minimum grade of 2.5 in B CUSP 123, sufficient score on approved mathematics assessment test, or a minimum score of 2 on either the AB or BC AP Calculus test. Offered: AWSp.
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Autumn 2013. Online book only. No physical copy required. (Calculus 1/e by William Briggs and Lyle Cochran). There will be homework twice a week, daily quizzes, and maybe group assignments. In this class, you will be expected to participate (participation does not necessarily mean getting the right answer!) by working in groups and doing short presentations. We will cover the concepts of limits and derivatives.
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10 Reasons We're Super Excited For The Lady Gaga-Themed "Glee" Tonight!
No matter how crappy everything else is in life, "Glee" is a glowing beacon of joy. And tonight, they're doing a Lady Gaga-themed show because they love us. And I guess because they love Lady Gaga, too. Here are 10 reasons we're so excited. And maybe if you're excited too, you can add your own reasons.
- The cast members of "Glee" are each sporting different Gaga costumes. I'd already forgotten about the lobster headpiece!
- Kurt will be dancing in those ungodly Alexander McQueen armadillo shoes or, more accurately, something made to look like them since there are only 21 pairs in existence and I don't think they made them in big boy sizes. You've got to give the guy props for dancing in 10-inch heels, after about five minutes I would have been all, "barefoot time!" Lady Gaga didn't even dance in those; she just leaned and stuck them out of a tub she was laying in and stuff.
- Hopefully, Rachel (Lea Michelle) will get a chance to sex it up a bit in something pants-less, because we know she's hot and the innocent schoolgirl look, though totally adorable, is getting old. Since she already pretended to lose her virginity, she gets a little freedom to go risque, I think? Especially since she has a new dreamy boyfriend!
- If I don't see Sue Sylvester (Jane Lynch) sporting some kind of Gaga accessory, at least, I'm going to be super bummed. I would watch the show if it were just Sue Sylvester and I don't think I can say that about any other character, maybe ever.
- It sounds like while the girls (and honorary girl, Kurt) are rocking the Lady Gaga looks, the boys are donning Kiss makeup? At least, that's my assumption since Matthew Morrison said, "I get out of dressing up in Gaga attire or Kiss attire, 'cause there's a lot of Kiss stuff going on in that episode as well." And then I saw a clip, and it turns out I'm right! Just like always. [MTV]
- It looks like it's a group number for "Bad Romance," but who's gonna do "Poker Face"!? The excitement is killing me. I want it to be Sue Sylvester or Rachel! Oh wait, just found out it's Rachel. Well, still epically excited! I hope they don't do that weird thing where she's singing but everyone pretends they can't hear her … that weirds me out.
- Unrelated to the Gaga stuff, Kurt's dad and Finn's (Cory Monteith) mom announce they're moving in together and Rachel finds her birth mom, who just so happens to be the rival glee coach, played by Idina Menzel. Holy crap! [Perez Hilton]
- Tina (Jenna Ushkowitz) speaks up, stutter-free and maybe stops being so goth? Jenna revealed that she was the impetus for the Gaga: "Tina in the Gaga episode has a little bit of a problem expressing herself. She gets in trouble for the way she dresses. So she has to go through a little bit of a change for a little while. And therefore you will see some Gaga in there. She's slowly coming out of her box. Making her way out of her shell." It's about time for some Tina! [E! Online]
- It might be the best episode ever. At least if you trust Cheerio Santana (Naya Rivera), who said, "Best episode we've ever shot, in my opinion. I've had so much fun. Our outfits are nuts. It's so fun and the songs are so great. We all look great." [MTV]
- OK, so there's no word on whether Lady Gaga will be guest-starring, which is just silly. A lot of sources took this quote: "We reached out to Lady Gaga and she said, 'Yes, I'd love to be a part of it.' So we will be doing Lady Gaga this season," to mean that she would physically be there, but I'm guessing that won't be the case because it would require some logical explanation. Even though she guest-starred on 'Gossip Girl' in the most random of scenes and that show isn't even 32 percent as good as "Glee." She did give permission to her songs and loan out her costumes though, which is pretty nice and explains how they pulled off such an awesome feat! [Hollyscoop]
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Kavanagh Named Chair of Subcommittee Covering Election Operations and Right to Vote
June 1, 2009
On June 1, 2009, Assemblymember Brian Kavanagh was appointed to Chair the Assembly Subcommittee on Election Day Operations and Voter Disenfranchisement. In his new position, Kavanagh will spearhead efforts to modernize and reform New York's election operations, which often place an undue burden on citizens attempting to exercise one of their most basic democratic rights, and to ensure that elections are run in a fair and impartial manner. Prior to his appointment, Kavanagh was already a member of the Assembly's Election Law Committee and had introduced twenty-eight bills aimed at reforming the ways elections are financed and administered in New York State.


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Welcome to
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The University Department of Defence
and Strategic Studies was established in 1963. Titled as the Department
of Military Studies it began as a department catering to the undergraduate
courses in Defence Studies. In 1974 the Department began post-graduate
teaching and research. Following the Candeth Committee recommendations,
the teaching and research activities of the department underwent a major
change. The Department came to be renamed as Department of Defence Studies
and later on as Department of Defence and Strategic Studies in 1984.
This Department has been engaged
in teaching and research, having as its primary focus India's national
security. The approach to the study of national security is interdisciplinary
and as such encompasses such aspects like geopolitics and military geography,
science and technology, economics of defence, conflict management and conflict
resolution, etc.
The Department has also developed
a linkage with the Indian Armed Forces with the institution of several
programmes. The Indian Army has instituted the Chhatrapati Shivaji Chair
in Policy Studies on 6th July,1994; a Scholars in Residence Programme under which several
Officers from the Indian Army join the Department as Visiting Scholars
and the General B.C.Joshi memorial Lecture,every year on 18th November.
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UTSA students host suicide awareness event
Published 6:08 pm, Monday, November 4, 2013
SAN ANTONIO — Social work students from the University of Texas at San Antonio will host a Nov. 14 free suicide awareness event — called Mending Hearts — to focus on survivors' artistic sides and to help those with suicidal ideation, according to a news release.
The group will display artwork by survivors and other local residents, exhibit the stories of survivors through multimedia presentations, and draw together agencies working to prevent suicide, according to the release.
More than 160 Bexar County residents took their own lives in 2010, according San Antonio Metro Health District's Health Profiles 2010.
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A few months ago, U.S. President Barack Obama was the undisputed champ of compromise, a bipartisan, if impotent, voice of reason in Washington's rancorous debt-ceiling and budget debates. This week, in the face of ominous economic winds, he unveiled a new, stridently populist persona. It was, in part, a response to liberal critics who thought he had been playing too nice with the Republicans, with nothing to show for it. The story of this President has been one of continually shifting narratives, which prompts the question, who is the real Obama? A frustrated liberal? An ineffectual centrist? A slippery cynic? Or a hero still waiting to take flight? Take Konrad Yakabuski's multiple-choice quiz and decide for yourself.
a) A FRUSTRATED LIBERAL TECHNOCRAT (JIMMY CARTER)
Last month, Barack Obama's campaign arm, Organizing for America, sent an e-mail to supporters with a curious subject line. It read: "Frustrated."
"It's been a long time since Congress was focused on what the American people need them to be focused on," the President wrote. "I know that you're frustrated by that. I am, too."
It's a far cry from "Yes We Can." But it sums up the sense of powerlessness the Obama presidency has projected. He would change the country, all right. But Congress just won't let him.
"He is a liberal," Rice University presidential scholar Douglas Brinkley says. "But we're not in a time warp. There's no money."
Mr. Obama came to office with a big fat liberal agenda. His health-care reform legislation did not go as far as most progressives wanted, but he did check off a long-standing item on the American left's to-do list.
In early 2009, Mr. Obama used an $800-billion stimulus package to launch an industrial policy through the back door. He was warned against this, even by centrist Democrats.
It might have worked had Mr. Obama carried through with his vow to steer climate-change legislation through Congress. Clean tech makes economic sense only if you put a price on carbon emissions.
But Mr. Obama has done almost nothing to alter U.S. dependence on fossil fuels. A glut of solar panels and electric car batteries now threatens to doom many of those clean-tech factories before they open their doors.
"Carter, Clinton and I all have sort of the disease of being policy wonks," Mr. Obama told author Ron Suskind in a February interview that appears in Confidence Men, his new book on the Obama White House.
Comparing himself to Jimmy Carter was risky. But there is some truth to it. Mr. Carter also promised a new energy strategy, even installing solar panels on the White House roof. But he did not, or could not, carry it out.
Though Democrats controlled Congress, the taciturn 39{+t}{+h} President had a prickly relationship with leaders on Capitol Hill. Like Mr. Obama, he was a Washington outsider who had developed no rapport with lawmakers.
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Despite the millions of Americans who are out of work or under water on their mortgages, Mr. Obama has been averse to conflict and seemingly resigned to accepting Republican lines in the sand.
"My take on him is that he is a negotiator who doesn't have a partner to negotiate with," Prof. Brinkley says.
"He is someone who has a real proclivity toward compromise," Princeton University history professor Julian Zelizer says. "You can be a Democrat who's willing to cut a deal if that's what you perceive to be the limits of American politics in the post-Reagan era. It doesn't mean you're a conservative. But it does mean there are limits to what you fight for."
The liberal left is nourishing a litany of gripes about Mr. Obama's refusal to rock the boat. He has not pushed the kind of financial reforms needed to end business as usual on Wall Street. His first stimulus bill was far too small. He had done little to address the growth in poverty on his watch or usher in a New Deal for black Americans.
Mr. Obama inherited a crisis and promised to channel Franklin D. Roosevelt to solve it. Instead, he acted like Herbert Hoover.
Writing in Harper's Magazine in mid-2009, author Kevin Baker predicted that it would turn out this way. His invocation of Mr. Hoover was not as much of an insult as it sounds. Elected a year before the 1929 crash, Mr. Hoover was also considered a brainiac.
"We had summoned a great engineer to solve our problems for us," wrote one journalist covering Mr. Hoover's inauguration. "Almost with the air of giving genius its chance, we waited for the performance to begin."
When the Depression took hold, Mr. Hoover failed to take on its root causes. He was too much of a pragmatist to try to upend the existing order.
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TJ grad Terpin plays in second bowl game
Thomas Jefferson grad Mike Terpin, a redshirt sophomore cornerback at Ohio University, has been a special teams specialist for the Bobcats for the past two years.
The Bobcats have played in postseason bowls both years, defeating Louisiana-Monroe, 45-14, last season in the Independence Bowl in Shreveport, La.; and losing to East Carolina, 37-20, earlier this week in the Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Terpin, following a stellar two-sport career at Thomas Jefferson, is pursuing his dream of playing major college football at the NCAA Division I level.
Rather than competing at a Division II or Division II school where he likely would have earned more playing time, Terpin opted to walk on at Ohio University.
The 5-foot-10, 170-pound speedster was credited with four tackles as a special teams performer during the regular season. He appeared in five games in 2012, making his first collegiate appearance versus New Mexico State.
Terpin was a sophomore member of Thomas Jefferson's last state championship team in 2008.
The Jaguars went 15-1 that season and 36-4 overall during Terpin's three-year varsity career.
He caught 17 passes for 308 yards during his senior season at TJ.
Ohio is a member of the Mid-American Conference. The Bobcats finished the regular season with a 7-5 overall record and 4-4 in league play.
Bowling Green defeated No. 14-ranked Northern Illinois, 47-27, to clinch the MAC championship.
The Falcons face Pitt today, Thursday, in the Little Caesar's Pizza Bowl in Detroit, Mich.
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MAR 2290 - Sears Holdings Retail Management Seminar
Each semester, the Miller Center for presents an exciting line-up of speakers from positions in retail Store Management, Buying and Planning. Weekly lectures feature a different executive making a presentation in his/her area of expertise. Topics may vary each term based upon what's hot in retailing. Discussions of career opportunities and career paths in retailing are included. Students also have the opportunity to share a lunch with one of the featured speakers.
MAR 3231 - Introduction to Retail Systems Management
This course offers a comprehensive view of retail from general information about retailers, consumers and buying behavior to specific management, buying, systems and retail strategy.
The Retail Management course is a senior level, elective course offering an intense overview of the retail industry. The course covers material related to all of the decision areas of retailing including retail strategy, location, human resource management, supply chain management, information systems, customer relationship management, merchandise management, sourcing, buying, communications, pricing, store management, visual merchandising, and customer service. Lectures are supplemented with industry speakers, field trips, comparison shopping exercises, and case studies. Students are taken on retail store tours of the local Dillard's and Sears stores to understand the importance of visual merchandising and its direct relationship to sales. Students also visit the distribution center for Dollar General located in Alachua, Florida and the Nordstrom distribution center here in Gainesville, Florida.
MAR 4232 Retail Consulting
This course is designed to provide upper-level business students with an opportunity to practice strategic decision makings based on market research through hands-on experience in approaching real retail problems. Each team of five students will work on projects specified by the client. Student teams are responsible for designing and executing all phases of the project. By working closely with retail clients, students will gain practical insight into actual retail business operations while performing problem identification, exploring opportunities, collecting data and developing strategy. This course is intended for highly motivated students who want to have practical experience through solving retail firms' challenging problems.
Course structure and benefits
2012 Class
- Brian Foos
- Caitlyn Edwards
- Jeremy Hough
Spring 2009 Projects
The Villages, Crossman & Company
"Future Retailing for Baby Boomers" | Video Presentation
The Villages, located in Ocala, FL, will have over 4,500,000 SF in retail when complete. Investigate what should be retailing business models/strategies for retired baby boomers. The challenge was to assess the potential for commercial growth within The Villages.
Body Central
"Improving Body Central web/catalog performance" | Video Presentation
Body Central is a clothing retailer consisting of a catalogue, a website, and 178 stores nationwide. The challenge was to study, analyze, and compare Body Central's website to competitors' websites and make recommendations on how to improve.
"Explore who should be the target market and why and what should be channel strategies to grow?" | Video Presentation
Naturalizer is a women's shoe company that produces shoes that are traditionally known as "grandma shoes." The group was given the project of revamping Naturalizer to target a more fashionable, trendy consumer.
Brown Shoe Company
"How to curb unwanted turnover?" | Video Presentation
For the Brown Shoe Company project, the goal was to reduce manager turnover at Famous Footwear stores. This is a challenge that many retail companies face, and it is difficult to find the root cause.
HESS Corporation
"How to bring gas pumpers into stores?" | Video Presentation
The group was challenged to develop a marketing plan that bring customers inside stores so that HESS can increase opportunities for selling more food and other merchandise items that have higher profit margins.
Spring 2010 Projects
Sweetbay Supermarkets
Sweetbay Supermarket Inc. has a chain of 107 supermarkets located entirely in Florida and is headquartered in Tampa and a part of the Delhaize Group (Belgium-based).
Spring 2011 Projects
Win Dixie Supermarkets Inc.
A Consumer-Centric Understanding of Freshness in Key Perimeter Fresh Departments (Customer Insights Team)
Students conducted store observations, focus group interviews, and online panel surveys. Many of findings confirmed and justified their store renovation directions that Win Dixie is planning. Students developed action programs at stores and design issues that improve the position of Winn Dixie in consumers' mind.
How to Integrate Social Media tools into the Corporate Communications Mix (Winn-Dixie Marketing Department)
The project is to recommend how to create a corporate social network for all associates that can enable departments to bridge five-state geography and connect cross-functional teams, share knowledge, develop closer connections, and drive significant business impact. The challenge is to figure out how to harness the benefits of increased employee participation through social media while mitigating the inherent corporate risks. Students conducted interviews and online surveys of Win Dixie employees. Based on the assessment of current employees' attitudes and usages of social media, strategic action plans were recommended to transfer current internal communication, which is one way, limited, and separated, into interactive, multi-channel, and united communication.
- A Consumer-Centric Understanding of Freshness in Key Perimeter Fresh Departments (Customer Insights Team)
Spring 2012 Projects
Bealls Inc.
E-commerce team (BeallsFlorida.com)
- How to increase conversion rates by utilizing action-oriented aesthetic designs?
- Online navigation strategies that improve merchandising efficiency and shopper experience (with the consideration of shopper segments)
MAR 4945 - Retail Management Internship
This Retail Management Internship course is designed to include an internship in retail. Retail Management Internship students work from an activity book each week during their internship and forward materials to the University. During the semester, students are supervised, visited and guided by Miller Center staff. They are also invited to take part on the annual Retailing Smarter Symposium.


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Get an overview of this hotel3.5-star Taipei hotel in Daan, near Taipei 101
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Popular property highlights
Located in Daan, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Cathay General Hospital and Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall. Taipei 101 and Taipei World Trade Center are also within 2 mi (3 km).
Hotel Features
This smoke-free hotel features a restaurant, a 24-hour business center, and a 24-hour front desk. WiFi in public areas is free.
Room Amenities
All 39 rooms offer free WiFi and free wired Internet, LCD TVs with digital channels, and comforts like premium bedding and down comforters. Refrigerators, rainfall showerheads, and free bottled water are among the other amenities available to guests.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Vendome Hotel
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wired and wireless Internet access. This 3.5-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests.
Vendome Hotel is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 39
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Elevator/lift
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Year Built 2010
- 24-hour business center
- Smoke-free property
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Refrigerator
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Room Amenities
- Premium bedding
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Slippers
- Rainfall showerhead
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Desk
- Digital TV service
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
- Down comforter
Where to Eat
Vendome Hotel has a restaurant on site.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time ends at 5:30 AM
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Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! One child 12 years old or younger stays free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are not available.
- Pets not allowed
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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.
Debit cards not accepted
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
Noise-free rooms not guaranteed
- Deposit: TWD 1000.00 per day
Optional extras
- An early check-in fee will be charged
- A late check-out fee will be charged
Hotel Name
- Vendome Hotel Taipei
- Vendome Taipei
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Letter: Use of bear traps, bait should remain illegal
Use of bear traps, bait should remain illegal
I am writing concerning the black bear population in New York State. I am very alarmed about the Department of Environmental Conservation's Black Bear Management Plan for New York State 2014-2024.
It states: "Assess the potential benefits and concerns associated with bear hunting practices currently prohibited by the environmental conservation laws (e.g., hunting with the aid of bait or dogs, trapping with cable restraints, taking bears less than one year of age) and consider other options (e.g., spring season) that may increase bear management capacity at some future date."
The DEC says, "the controversial use of traps, dogs and bait, all currently outlawed, should be reconsidered to spur interest in bear hunting." The DEC feels there is not enough bear hunting in the state. I believe hunters have a right to hunt bear, but to consider allowing these proposed practices is not only unsportsmanlike, but morally and ethically wrong.
Please contact your legislators and Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Tell them that these currently outlawed practices should remain outlawed. We have to be the voice for these beautiful creatures.
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Leesburg FL Wide Receiver Bryan Jefferson visited Boise State over the weekend and didn't waste much time once he got back in making his decision, tweeting out the following this afternoon:
I am blessed and honored to announce that i am officially committed to Boise State University. #BleedBlue #ATF #GoBroncos ????????— GK (@bee_Jeff) July 22, 2014
Jefferson is an incredibly talented WR with an impressive mix of good size, great speed, great body control, great route running, and tremendous hands.
The reaction from some of the members of the class of 2015 Bronco commits was swift and enthusiastic, including comments from his future QB, Top-10 QB Brett Rypien:
@bee_Jeff YESSIR!!!! B Jeff let's go! #ATF— Brett Rypien (@B_Ryp2611) July 22, 2014
and from the most recent commit, DB Ladarryl Blair:
@bee_Jeff welcome to the family bro! #ATF— Ladarryl Blair #1 (@LadarrylBlair1) July 22, 2014


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Iron Mistress
A small band of rebels fights a battle to the death against a bloodthirsty army of Mongols in this digitally remastered edition of a martial arts classic. With the Iron Mistress as their general, the small contingency suffers betrayal and bloodshed as they boldly fight for the safety of their people. Set in Northern China, this historical epic stars Hon Seung-Kam, Pai Ying, Cho Kin, Man Chung-San and Miu Tin.


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Re "'In God We Trust' license plates may soon come to Utah" (Tribune, Oct. 4):
"In God We Trust" may soon be appearing on Utah license plates. What does that phrase mean, exactly, and why would one want it on a car (or a dollar bill)?
To me, the phrase implies passivity, a declaration that oneself is not in control, and a wishful hope for the best, despite daily evidence that God (or nature or the laws of physics, as you please) inflicts both bad and good on humans. It's not the mentality I want from a driver on Interstate 15 at 80 mph.
To Tate Christensen, the 11-year-old champion of the specialty license plate, best wishes for further theological and philosophical growth; you've barely started down that interesting road.
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J-Lo is the Next To Go On American Idol
First it was Steven Tyler and now it's Jennifer Lopez's turn.., J-Lo has confirmed the new to American Idol host Ryan Seacrest that she is also leaving the show. According to Jennifer "The time has come." She also talked about the many projects she's involved in right now and how it was starting to complicate her life. "Something had to give."
There are also indications that Randy Jackson may not be coming back.
American Idol now faces an uncertain future. We'll have to wait and so who will be on the judges panel for Season 12.
Rumored to be on the Idol list… Mariah Carey, Miley Cyrus, and former Idol contestant Adam Lambert.
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The Calendar functionality in the CQ5 can be leveraged to build an intuitive portal experiencing for the users. One such experience would be to display the list of upcoming events.
I would provide a simpler approach to achieve the same.
- Create a new component let's say upcoming events.
- Open up the newly created JSP and add the following logical steps
- Retrieve the Calendar Source in the desired page either by looping through the child pages or parametrize the calendar location as a dialog entry for the component. In our case we shall assume that the dialog entry exists and proceed.
if(calendarLocation == null || calendarLocation.equals(""))
PageFilter filter = new PageFilter(request);
Iterator iter = currentPage.listChildren(filter);
Page currPage = iter.next();
Resource r = currPage.getContentResource("par/calendar");
if( r != null) {
calendarManager = currPage.getContentResource().getResourceResolver().adaptTo(CalendarManager.class);
if(calendarManager != null){
calendar = calendarManager.getCalendar(currPage.getPath());
calendarUrl = currPage.getPath()+".html";
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calendarManager = currentPage.getContentResource().getResourceResolver().adaptTo(CalendarManager.class);
if(calendarManager != null){
calendar = calendarManager.getCalendar(calendarLocation);
calendarUrl = currentPage.getPath()+".html";
- Retrieve all the Calendar events using calendar API
- Iterate over all the events and for each event , read the event properties.
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Well, we have a new president, who appears to have finally gotten gas prices stabilized (3.85 a gallon), the Boston Red Sox are repeat World Series Champions and seven new coaches will be at the helm at the start of the 2009 NFL season. So with the draft less then a month away, lets take a stab at who will be this year's first-round selections.
1. Miami - James Laurinaitis, Ohio State, LB
The Dolphins made modest strides in 07, but are continuing on the course of improving the defensive unit with the latest in a long line of top inside backers produced by the Buckeyes.
2. Kansas City - Malcolm Jenkins, Ohio State, CB
Passing on a corner in the opening round proved to be the Chiefs' undoing. With Marty Schottenheimer back in town and wearing both hats (coach and GM), this aspect of the game will be taken care of very quickly.
3. Baltimore - Andre Smith, Alabama, OT
With the retirement of the great Jonathan Ogden, second-year coach John Harbaugh knows all to well the importance of a strong presence on the left side.
4. Oakland - Beanie Wells, Ohio State, RB
After a two-year absence, Denny Green returns to the bay area as the first major change in new managing general partner Carl Peterson era.
5. Atlanta - Gerald McRath, Southern Mississippi, LB
With the signing of QB JP Losman via free agency and with the declining Keith Brookings entering his 12th season, the Falcons felt it was imperative to improve themselves at this critical position.
6. New York Jets - Nic Harris, Oklahoma, S
New coach Rex Ryan's defensive scheme requires the right type of player on the back end to key the defense. Harris is just what the doctor ordered in this system.
7. St. Louis - Percy Harvin, Florida, WR
With Torry Holt entering his 11th season and the only viable receiver threat, Al Saunders (who took over as head coach during the bye week along with new OC Wes Chandler) now looks to find offensive playmakers to compliment Jackson, Holt and Bulger.
8. Chicago - Max Unger, Oregon, OT
Just two years removed from the Super Bowl, the Bears continue to fade and begin the rebuilding process with the drafting of a player they consider the top interior defensive lineman in the country.
9. Pittsburgh - Michael Oher, Mississippi, OT
The Steelers trademark has always been a strong running game. With Mike Tomlin beginning his third season and now very much on the hot seat, it is now time to upgrade this area.
10. Buffalo - Sean Lee, Penn State, LB
The drafting of Lee gives the Bills a player they hope will quickly become the centerpiece of their already improving defensive unit.
Purdue QB Curtis Painter
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11. San Francisco - Curtis Painter, Purdue U, QB
The 49ers showed noticeable improvement on both sides of the football, but for the fourth straight season, quarterback Alex Smith struggled to make plays. After failing in their quest to sign Losman via free agency, new coach Jim Haslett selects a quarterback the scouts considered the best prospect in the draft.
12. Carolina - Alex Boone, Ohio State, OT
After losing tackle Jordan Gross to the Broncos, the Panthers immediately began the search for a replacement. New coach Mike Martz surprisingly selects an offensive tackle over a homerun receiver in his first draft as the Panthers head coach. Acquiring Charlie Whitehurst from the Chargers could pay huge dividends.
13. Cleveland - Mike Johnson, Georgia Tech, DE
A club can never have enough good people to rush the QB, and in Johnson, the ACC sack leader, the Browns finally have a chance to truly upgrade a unit that has struggled in recent years.
14. Washington - Demetrius Byrd, LSU, WR
A true vertical threat to compliment Randle El, Cooley, and the up-and-down Moss should make life much easier for developing QB Jason Campbell. Byrd should contribute from the get-go and make life easier for second year coach Jim Zorn.
15. Arizona - James Davis, Clemson, RB
Entering his tenth professional season, it's become clear that star RB Edgerrin James can not be expected to carry the full load. James Davis gives the Cardinals a change-of-pace back with special running skills.
16. Philadelphia - William Moore, Missouri, S
Moore is a big man with a lot of athletic ability and position skills. With the great Brian Dawkins entering his 13th pro season, the time is right to find his replacement.
17. New Orleans - Darry Beckwith, LSU, LB
All signs pointed to the Saints drafting local receiving star via the University of Kentucky, Dickie Lyons, but they do an about-face when top Will backer prospect Beckwith was still available at the 17th pick of the first round.
18.Minnesota - Travis Beckum, Wisconsin, TE
Brian Billick returns to Minnesota and sees in Travis Beckum the type of inside receiving threat that is necessary in today's spread offensive systems.
19. Tampa Bay - Greg Carr, Florida State, WR
The need for young blood at the position became apparent during the 2008 season. Both veteran starters Joey Galloway and Ike Hilliard will not return for the '09 season, setting up the drafting of Biletnikoff Award winner Greg Carr.
20. Detroit - Antwain Robinson, Arkansas, DE
The Lions, under first year GM Floyd Reece, hope to seriously upgrade the DE position with the selection of play-making defensive end Antwain Robinson.
21. Houston - Alex Mack, California, C
The Texans, without hesitation, ran Mack's name up to the podium. The club believes that barring injury, this player has a chance to play for a dozen seasons at a championship level.
USC's Fili Moala grabs Arizona quarterback Rudy Carpenter in 2006 action.
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22. Cincinnati - Fili Moala, USC, DT
Defensively, the Bengals showed a great deal of improvement in '08, but a young run-stopper must be found to replace an aging John Thornton on the inside.
23. Denver - Derek Peques, Mississippi State, S
John Lynch has had a long and productive career, but age, speed and injuries have taken their toll on this seasoned veteran. Derek Peques give them another downhill player with young legs, excellent playing range and ball skills.
24. New York Giants - Brian Cushing, USC, LB
The Giants have always had an affinity for big, fast backers. The homegrown Cushing is the kind of player the Giants hope can lead them back to the promised land. Team speed and the secondary play are other concerns.
25. Tennessee - Brandon Spikes, Florida, LB
The Mike backer position proved to be the Titans' undoing in '08. Spikes provides them with a developing player who should factor early on special teams and develop into a starter at some time in his rookie season.
26. Seattle - Graham Harrell, Texas Tech, QB
The time has come to develop a young quarterback prospect for the future. Although considered a system quarterback, the Seahawks like his throwing release, accuracy, arms strength and poise.
27. Green Bay - P. J. Hill, Wisconsin, RB
A big, ball-control back is essential to take some of the pressure off the Packers' young QB prospect Rodgers. The Packers like Hill's catching skills along with his single back running potential.
28. Indianapolis - Jeremy Perry, Oregon State, OG
It's always been about protecting Peyton Manning, and in Jeremy Perry the Colts have a smart, athletic, experienced big man with unlimited playing potential. The Colts would have considered drafting either of the QBs selected in the round with the thought that nothing lasts forever.
29. Jacksonville - Jeff Owens, Georgia, DT
Grady Jackson finally ran out of gas and Jimmy Kennedy once again proved he does not have either the quickness or play strength to win with at the pro level. Jaguars felt very fortunate to be able to draft Owens this deep in the round.
30. New England - Ciron Black, LSU, OT
For the second year in a row, the Patriots' offensive line proved to be its undoing. The Patriots hope that in Black they have found a player who can and will develop into a top left tackle for many years to come.
31. San Diego - Rey Maualuga, USC, LB
The play of inside backers Stephen Cooper and Matt Wilhelm for the Super Bowl runner-up Chargers has been nothing short of outstanding, but the talented Chargers felt that the two-time All-American selection from just up the road, USC's Rey Maualuga was just too good to pass up in the 31st selection.
32. Dallas - Duke Robinson, Oklahoma, OG
Oklahoma's Robinson is just another in a long line of wide bodies who have become a hallmark of the Super Bowl Champion Cowboys' offensive success.