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October 10, 2005,
Des Plaines, Ill. — United Feather & Down is getting into luxury top-of-bed with Casa Poggesi, a new line of Italian-made bed linens and coordinating down bedding by designer David Poggesi.
The new Casa Poggesi line includes three collections with two to three designs in each and such constructions as the 600-count Palazzo, 400-count Milan and 300-count Versilia in a wide range of colors. A blend of Lyocell and silk is also used in some of the down bedding. UF&D has exclusive distribution rights to the line in North America and will manufacture coordinating down-filled products. Prices will be competitive for fine linens.
Products in the Weatherproof utility collection are designed to be durable, long-lasting and easy to care for. A tagline of "Weatherproof your life" is being used for the new home licensees: UF&D on utility bedding and sleeping bags, and Renaissance-Fayette for flannel sheet sets, micro-fiber blankets/throws and thermal blankets.
Four initial styles will debut with coordinated linens and top-of-bed, featuring such fabrications as washable wool, Lyocell down, and fabrics with water, stain and wrinkle resistance attributes.
"Weatherproof is a very exciting new license for us," said Brandon Palmer, United Feather & Down's executive vice president. "It is a well-known brand in the outerwear world that's about functionality, features and benefits, as well as creating that ideal sleeping environment in the home."
He said price points will be moderate and target specialty and department stores. A queen down comforter will retail for $129.99 to $199.99 and pillows for $29.99 to $79.99.
According to Charles Schlang, CEO of Renaissance-Fayette, "We are taking on a contrarian approach to home textiles by focusing on cold-weather items first. In light of what's going on with fuel costs and natural gas prices, it's a wonderful collection to help consumers save on energy costs."
UF&D's third new collection is Pinnacle in 700-count cotton, single-ply yarns woven with multi-weft technology for pillows, pads, blankets, comforters and soft beds in 700-fill power white goose down or Opulence micro-gel fiber down-alternative fill.
According to Bob Hickman, vice president of sales and marketing at United Feather & Down, the Pinnacle utility bedding collection is the company's new highest offering with 700-count single-ply satin weaves.
"We wanted to have a breadth of product for consumers with these new collections that address luxury, quality, function, benefits and fashion. We wanted to have a real launching pad to be able to talk about the value of quality down products," added Palmer.
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|Faculty members view participation in shared governance as a worthwhile faculty responsibility.
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|May 19, 2012 7:47 PM
|I checked "False" because the instrument made me, but I honestly haven't a clue--or at least this is not the right audience to be answering this question, as we've decided to spend some of our time on shared governance! This is a question that needs to be asked across the entire faculty, not just of Senators.
|May 14, 2012 1:20 PM
|It varies. I've been here 25+ and have only now been involved in faculty governance. The majority of the faculty don't value it or find it a huge waste of their precious time. Therefore only a minority of the faculty continue to do the work of the Senate. We need to encourage others to see the value of doing the work.
|Apr 30, 2012 12:32 PM
|Until something makes them upset, most faculty don't pay much attention to shared governance issues unless they're on the Faculty Senate.
|Apr 28, 2012 6:12 PM
|The usual suspects put themselves forward to serve. Most faculty do not...and do not even vote when given the chance

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Study of special topics in interdisciplinary arts and sciences. Prerequisite: BIS 300.
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Race, Sex and the State of HBO
This course uses the first season of HBO's popular series "The Wire" as a way into a larger discussion about theories of sovereignty, surveillance, sexuality, race, gender and democracy. The main focus of our class will be to pay critical attention to the ways in which "The Wire" draws on historically-derived, common-sense notions of *reality* in order to create a fictional show. In other words, we will concern ourselves with the technical aspects and representational practices that lend themselves to producing this kind of television show. Through a shared set of theoretical/historical readings, including much Foucault, students will develop critical media literacy and researching/writing skills.
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We will watch an episode of "The Wire" each week, smaller lectures and class discussion.
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Each year the International Student Association sponsors a celebration of the many cultures represented by its students. The 2012 International Week celebration kicked off on Wednesday, March 14 with a performance featuring traditional Aztec dance group Mitotiliztli Yaoyollohtli. The performance included dance, drumming, and a few brave volunteers from the audience who came forward and learned a few dance steps themselves!
Thursday's events began with the food festival. Entries this year ranged from Nepalese momos (dumplings) to Malawian cakes. According to the many students, faculty, and staff who took part in Thursdays event, the food festival was one of the biggest highlights of International Week and one of their favorite UD traditions. People came from all across campus to enjoy their lunch out on the mall, sampling foods from every corner of the globe. While everyone dined on the mall, they also enjoyed a special treat: a performance of Chinese lion dancers. Our students brought out the true spirit of International Week, celebrating the global diversity of our UD student body.
Thursday evening, GSM students were treated to an international wine and cheese festival featuring entertainment by GSM alum and Nepalese musician Rashik Aryal (MBA '11). The wines were donated by our students, and the international cheeses was provided by Central Market.
Friday's events started with a traditional Indian musical performance. Please watch the video below to view the performance. Friday's events continued with a Holi celebration: a Hindu festival shaking off the gloom of winter and celebrating the arrival of the colors of spring!
International Week concluded with an International Mass on Saturday, March 17. Our international students served as readers in the Mass and also offered special petitions in their own languages. As Father Scott O'Brien, OP, mentioned, events like the International Mass remind us of our global faith community represented at UD.
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The crowd was ecstatic in Grant Park late Tuesday night, mothers hugging sons, students punching the air, Oprah Winfrey and Jesse Jackson wiping the tears from their cheeks. Only one man in that vast arena seemed oddly subdued. And he was at the centre of it all: President Barack Obama.
He had carried the same, sombre demeanour in the final hours of campaigning. Some wondered if it was due to the death on Monday of the grandmother who had raised him. But then another possibility suggested itself. In a pre-election interview, Obama confessed that what kept him up at night was not the fear that he might lose, but that he might not be able to do the job.
According to a new biography of an earlier Democratic president, Franklin Roosevelt suffered the same anxiety the night he was elected in 1932. Perhaps this is how leaders react when they fully understand the burden just placed on their shoulders.
Consider Obama's response to a private national security briefing he received from the CIA during the campaign. Told of the multiple dangers around the world, he reputedly shook his head and asked: "Why would anyone want this job?" That episode, like his conduct on Tuesday, might shed some revealing light on the new president - and exactly how he will operate.
First, it suggests he aims to be more than a successful politician whose driving purpose is winning elections. He wants to be a leader capable of guiding his people through the storm. The tenor of his speech at Grant Park was barely celebratory; instead it was sober, girding the nation for challenges ahead. "America, we have come so far," he said. "But there is so much more to do."
That is a contrast with Bill Clinton and George Bush, both of whom were all-politician, always on the lookout for electoral advantage. On the early evidence, Obama seems to have his sights set higher - on government.
What else might characterise his presidential style? He is intellectually accomplished; colleagues at the University of Chicago describe him as a first-class legal scholar. And he takes ideas seriously: not for him Bush's reliance on instinct, on thinking with your gut.
Clinton had great intellectual firepower too, but while the early Clinton White House grew notorious for its long "bull" sessions, kicking ideas around late into the night, Obama has greater discipline. The evidence is his election campaign, which even Republicans admit was a model of focus and control.
That does not mean President Obama will discourage dissent and the free exchange of ideas, as Bush did, routinely banishing advisers who dared present a counter-argument. On the contrary, Obama's modus operandi as a senator was to urge his team to bombard him with differing views: he would sit back, sometimes with his eyes closed, listening as the argument was thrashed out. He would then conclude the process with a decision. After that, he has little tolerance for counter-briefing or internal factional warfare, at least if the past campaign is any guide. Its motto: "no leaks, no drama". Indeed, internal rows in the Obama camp were unheard of in the last two years.
President Obama will seek to maintain that same discipline in Washington, though that may prove hopeful. Managing the entire US federal government is a rather larger task than running a close-knit campaign team.
In that same vein, he will seek to keep his eye on the bigger picture, to concentrate on strategy, not tactics. This was the signature difference between him and John McCain. While the Republican fought for a good headline in that day's news cycle, Obama stayed focused on his larger, overall theme. As a result, he lost more than a few short-term battles. But he won the war. We can expect the same approach in the White House.
Lastly, while all presidents promise to unite the country, Obama may actually want to do it. For one thing, he has seen the electoral advantage of expanding beyond the usual Democratic strongholds and crafting a message for all 50 states. But it has also been his preferred method of working. As a member of the Illinois state senate and, earlier, as president of the Harvard Law Review, his distinguishing feature was an ability to address conservatives, first understanding, then meeting their objections.
He will surely aim to do the same as president, starting with a bipartisan appointments policy, picking Republicans for some of the top jobs. It will also be a necessity, since Democrats are unlikely to have a filibuster proof majority in the Senate: he will have to make allies across the aisle.
Using his brain, not his gut; focused on the long, not the short term and concerned more with government than politics - Barack Obama could be a very different kind of president.


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Belamere Suites Hotel has luxuriously appointed rooms with their own personal entrance and attached single car, personal garage.
The expansive, meticulously detailed rooms have vaulted ceilings, warm, inviting fireplaces, large Jacuzzi tubs, and two person, walk-in showers. Each suite is designed to pamper and provides the ultimate in comfort.
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Perrysburg, Ohio – January 24, 2017 – Belamere Suites Hotel today announced it has been recognized as the overall winner in the Romance category of the 2017 TripAdvisor Travelers' Choice™ awards for Hotels, ranking #1 in America. In the 15th year of the awards, TripAdvisor has highlighted the world's top properties based on the millions of reviews and opinions collected in a single year from travelers around the globe. Winners were identified in the categories of Top Hotels, Luxury, Bargain, Small, Service, B&Bs and Inns, Romance and Family. The hallmarks of Travelers' Choice hotels winners are remarkable service, value and quality.
"Belamere Suites Hotel is proud to be recognized as TripAdvisor's Best romantic hotel in America. Our unique suites with their over the top amenities and careful attention to personal detail have given our couples memories to share with each other that will last them a lifetime. Thank you to all of our guests who have made it possible for us to be awarded with this extraordinary recognition." - Belamere Suites Spokesman (419) 874-2233
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We have 35 beautifully appointed suites in Perrysburg, Ohio. Choose from four styles of suites: An Ultimate Jacuzzi Suite, a Presidential Pool Suite, a two-story Royal Swimming Pool Suite, or the two-story Grand Royal Swimming Pool Suite.
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• Luis Blasco was welcomed as new chair of the Education Committee
• We discussed the 4 committees' draft mission statements and plans for the next 2-3 years:
Data – regarding the mission of maintaining accurate records of current contact info and status, the committee was advised to talk with the alumni office, particularly regarding recent deaths. Also, the Development office apparently keeps track of contact info on all retired faculty. This needs to be checked out. It was also agreed that we were the organization most interested in keeping this contact info current and accurate. Meghan will check to be sure that results of Jane's faculty survey are on our website. The committee liked the idea of our contacting each emeritus member by phone once a year, to verify contact data, to check on their welfare, and to encourage them to use our services (meetings, website, list-serv, etc).
Service – people questioned specific strategies for the committee's ferreting out information about volunteer activities, and then for how to get the attention of ASEF members about their existence. One idea was to send out a monthly email highlighting a volunteer opportunity – perhaps written by a faculty member who is doing that volunteering – to include good contact information for the program wanting volunteers. Then each monthly bulletin would be archived on our website, creating a growing list of volunteer opportunities. The group liked the plan for all departmental chairs to be surveyed for their volunteer faculty needs, and in addition, suggested that the committee ask the same question of the IRB human subjects committee, the CRC, Dean of Students, Dean for International Programs, etc. People thought that creating links from the ASEF website to organizations needing volunteers was a great idea and asked Dave will work with Luis to do this. John Mikuta has agreed to spearhead the effort to develop a faculty of members willing to talk about issues relevant to retirees and to offer this to area retirement communities. Jim is also very interested in this, and Rob asked Jim, Dave, and John Mikuta to have a conference call or meeting about getting this going and to report at the next meeting. Dave will also find out who does the pre-med advising for undergrads here at Penn. Jim thought that it originated in the biology department.
Programs – Howard & Anna couldn't attend so we didn't discuss their plan in detail. However, it was asked whether or not they could be a bit more explicit regarding which things they wanted to organize, and roughly when. It was also suggested that they might advertise programs being sponsored by other parts of the university but of likely interest to our members. Finally, a lecture from someone knowledgeable about health plans, the university's options, medicare part D, and the like – perhaps from the Leonard Davis Institute – was thought of great interest.
Education – we didn't discuss their mission statement or plan, but will do so at the next meeting. Luis has contacted at least 4 people interested in participating and plans an organizational meeting before our February Executive Council meeting.
• List-serv: Ben came from IT and said that we could start the list-serv with an email to all ASEF members for whom we have email addresses. We would announce the intent of the list serv, and tell folks that they could opt out if they didn't want to receive mailings from this address. Ben and Meghan will decide on a non-confusing email address and let me know. Then I will frame a letter to go out explaining what it's all about and we will start!
• Maintaining Penn email address after shift to emeritus status: Ben said that all mail.med faculty are entitled to maintain their email addresses after going emeritus. He didn't know about uphs or departmental addresses but most people thought that members with those addresses were also entitled to continue. The question is whether or not the administrators in each dept. know and will protect emeriti from being deleted. Warning about this possibility should be part of our advice to seniors who are nearing retirement. Ben will check to be sure that those other email address servers recognize their responsibility for keeping emeriti on their server unless asked to d/c.
• Request for space – Rob met with Kevin Mahoney, who is in charge of space in the medical complex. He gave us a form to fill out to request space. We discussed requesting 1,000 sq. feet, preferably in Maloney, with space for a meeting, carrels, phone extensions, computers with internet access, wi-fi capability, a printer & copier, and access to dictation service. The target time for this would be after completion of the CAM building.
• Responses to Rob's letter to chairs of departments re: discussing retirement issues at a departmental meeting – about 20% of chairs have responded, with several requesting a talk by Vicki or Hilary, and with one of us also present to comment.
• Next Executive Council meeting will be in 6 weeks - 2/19


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TANEGASHIMA, KAGOSHIMA PREF. – The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) on Sunday successfully launched an H-IIB rocket carrying a Konotori cargo transporter that will resupply the International Space Station.
About 15 minutes after lifting off at 4:48 a.m. from Tanegashima Space Center in Kagoshima Prefecture, the Konotori 4 entered orbit. It is expected to arrive at the ISS at an altitude of about 400 km Friday night and dock with it Saturday, JAXA says.
Once unloaded, the transporter will be filled with waste and released around Sept. 5 to burn up over the South Pacific.
The 5.4 tons of supplies includes power and communications equipment, experimental gear from the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Japanese and U.S. microsatellites, and food and water for astronauts.
Astronaut Koichi Wakata will stay aboard the ISS for six months from November to serve as its first Japanese commander. The Kotonori 4 is also bringing him a communications robot and a supersensitive camera to capture images of comet Ison, which will make its closest approach to the sun on Nov. 29.
Production and sales of the JAXA-developed H-IIB, Japan's biggest rocket, have been transferred to Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. Those of the smaller H-IIA rocket were transferred to the company in 2007.
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Transvaginal ultrasound is an examination of the female pelvis and urogenital tract (kidneys and bladder). It helps to see if there is any abnormality in your uterus (womb), cervix (the neck of the womb), endometrium (lining of the womb), fallopian tubes, ovaries, bladder and the pelvic cavity. It differs from an abdominal ultrasound as it looks at the pelvic organs from inside the vagina.
The test is requested by your doctor if you have symptoms of pelvic pain, abnormal bleeding, to check for fibroids (muscle tumours of the uterus), polyps (areas of thickening of the lining of the uterus), ovarian cysts or tumours, infertility, or assessment of early pregnancy.
No preparation is necessary. You will be asked to go to the toilet and empty your bladder prior to the test being performed.
If you are wearing a tampon, it will need to be removed. If you are having a period this is not a problem and in some instances it is an advantage when assessing a variety of gynaecological problems.
You may be asked to sign a consent form prior to having the test.
It is a good idea to wear comfortable clothing that gives easy access to the lower part of your body.
After emptying your bladder you will be asked to undress from the waist down and you may be asked to wear a gown. You will then be asked to lie on an examination couch. Generally a sheet is provided to cover you. You will be asked to bend your legs and the transducer is inserted into the vagina. The transducer is slightly larger than a tampon and especially shaped to fit comfortably into the vagina. A protective cover is placed over the transducer and warm lubricating gel is applied to it for ease of insertion. It is gently moved around and pictures or images of the pelvis are obtained.
If you do not wish to have a vaginal ultrasound you can request a trans-abdominal ultrasound be performed instead. You should inform the reception staff of this as you will need to drink 2-3 glasses of water 30 minutes prior to your test and have a full bladder. A trans-abdominal ultrasound uses a smooth, hand-held transducer. The abdomen is exposed and warm water based clear gel is applied to the skin and the transducer is moved gently across the abdomen with a sliding and rotating action.
An ultrasound examination is performed by a trained health professional (a sonographer, obstetrician sonologist or radiologist) using a small, hand-held device called a transducer (or probe). The transducer transmits ultrasound waves which are relayed back to the ultrasound machine to produce images or pictures on to an ultrasound screen. The examination is performed in 'real time', which means that the images you see on the screen show the inside of your pelvic (lower abdomen) area. Pictures are taken during the examination.
There are no after effects of a transvaginal ultrasound. You will be able to resume normal activities
The examination takes between 15-30 minutes.
Sometimes you will be asked to wait and have the images checked by the radiologist, or obstetrician sonologist (specialist doctors). The sonographer may ask the doctor to come into the room and check what has been seen. Usually the doctor will let you know what they have seen and if there are any concerns.
In some clinics the doctor or specialist will perform the examination and will usually inform you of the findings.
There are no known risks of performing transvaginal ultrasound. It is a technique which uses sound waves to obtain pictures or images and there is no radiation involved.
If you are pregnant, there are no risks to the foetus (unborn baby). If you are pregnant and your waters have broken but you are not in labour (this is called premature rupture of the membranes) it is not advisable to have ultrasound due to a small increase in the risk of infection to your unborn baby.
If you are pregnant and known to have an abnormally low – lying placenta (called placenta praevia) and you are experiencing vaginal bleeding, it is not advised to have transvaginal ultrasound as it could make the bleeding worse.
The insertion of the transducer into the vagina allows a very close and clear view of the pelvic organs and very clear ultrasound images to be taken of the area. This will help to guide the discussion between you and your doctor about any further investigation or treatment that may be needed.
The examination is performed by sonographers who are health professionals specially trained and accredited to perform the test. Sonographers may be male or female. If you are not comfortable with a male you should let the reception staff know this prior to having the test. In cases where the patient is young, a female chaperone may be requested (usually a nurse at the hospital or practice). A partner, a female parent, female relative, or patient chaperone can be in the room at the consent of the patient.
The sonographer may leave the room to show the pictures to the reporting doctor who may come in and scan again if something needs to be checked. A full report of the scan will be written and sent to your referring doctor.
At some hospitals or radiology practices an obstetrician sonologist or radiologist (specialist doctors) may perform the examination.
The examination is performed in a radiology department of a hospital, private radiology practice or at a specialist clinic for obstetric and gynaecological imaging. The examination is performed in the privacy of an ultrasound room which may be dimly lit to allow the images on the ultrasound machine screen to be clearly seen by the person performing the scanning.
The time it takes your doctor to receive a written report on the test or procedure will vary depending on:
Please feel free to ask the private practice, clinic, or hospital when the written report will be provided to your doctor.
It is important that you discuss the results with your doctor, either in person or on the telephone, so that they can explain what the results mean for you.
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Private jets are a popular way for business people to travel to an airport. Often they need to get to destinations at a specific time and cannot wait for a commercial plane. Because the planes are small, they can land on different runways. This will permit the businessman the flexibility to fly to small areas not served by commercial airlines. It can save them time and money. In business that is very important. The corporate executives of a large company do not have to waste time sitting in an airport for very long layovers. It is not cost effective to have them do that. More and more businesses are using these planes and finding this way to travel is the best. Business people need to arrive fresh and ready to work. They will find that traveling on a private jet will allow them to do that. All companies should consider using private jets.
When chartering private jets for your employer, there are several things that you should make certain of before finalizing any deal. Many people wishing to travel in this level of luxury to an airport are seeking particular amenities and accommodations that their party can enjoy. While there are several companies who offer these services, not all of the services that are provided are of equal quality. Taking the time to take a virtual tour of any jet that you intend to book will help you to ensure that it will meet the high standards of your employer. You should also read the online reviews that have been provide by other consumers such as yourself. These will inform you of the costumer service amenities of a charter services. In addition to having a vast array of amenities for travelers to enjoy, the service provider will ideally be able to provide individual attention to all guests.
Should you decide to buy a private jet plane, then you will need to look for a certified pilot, especially if you do not have the knowledge or skills to fly the jet by yourself. Hiring a professional pilot is also an assurance that you will have a safe and fast trip to an airport. The first place where you should look to hire a pilot is in websites like craigslist for example. Let us all admit that many pilots are looking for a job right now since many airline companies fired them due to economic problems. You should post or two advertisements, and wait for someone to offer their services to you. Once someone has contacted you, be ready to make some negotiations in terms of the pay. Pilots, who have been flying planes for years already, have the tendency to ask for a higher pay since they have more experience.
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The University of Kentucky Department of Entomology had a chance to assist with the filming of an episode of the Discovery Channel series "Nigel's Wild, Wild World." What a cool experience!
If you haven't seen the show, Nigel's Wild, Wild World features Nigel Marven, an adventurer and wildlife enthusiast who spends his time trotting the globe looking for unusual creatures to showcase on film.
This time, Nigel was interested in featuring some of our "departmental mascots," including Madagascar hissing cockroaches, giant New Guinea walking sticks, and a tailless whipscorpion (generously loaned by graduate student and principal laboratory technician Lisa Taylor).
It was fascinating to watch the filming process. Nigel and the critters were the only ones in front of the camera, and only a minute or two of footage was shot, but there was a whole crew on hand to make sure everything ran smoothly. And what an array of cameras, lights, and audio equipment!
To be frank, it was quite intimidating, and our insects were so overwhelmed that they needed several takes to get their parts right. That's showbiz for you.
The filming took place at the Salato Wildlife Education Center in Frankfort. They've got lots of neat things to see, including a BIG freshwater aquarium, a living honeybee hive, and a real Kentucky Wildcat. Visit the Salato Wildlife Center on the web here.
Update: A few months after the shoot, our creatures appeared in an episode called Weird and Wild: Wild Sex where Nigel investigates unusual reproductive strategies from the animal kingdom. And our insects definitely have some weird reproductive strategies!
As Nigel would say, "Brilliant!"


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Why is Utah still stuck with 2006 building codes?
As a building science consultant, my time is spent helping homeowners figure how to keep their homes at a comfortable temperature without going broke. For most homes, even new homes, the only fixes are invasive and very expensive.
I consider it a tragedy when I walk into most new homes and see that the sensible upgrades required by the newest energy standards are not there. The future homeowners could be much more comfortable, have better air quality and save thousands over the lifetime of the home.
For every $10 of increased home payment these upgraded standards would cost, it would save the homeowner $13 in utilities. Plus they would have a safer and more comfortable home!
Why does the Utah Legislature continue to delay updating the code?
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Race Matters, If We Think So: Letting Go of Races
Bernard, the elf, in the movie, The Santa Clause, tells Tim Allen, "It is not seeing is believing; it's believing is seeing." And so it is with race. We see "races" in the world; because we make them "real" through "racial" symbols, classifications, laws…etc. We've convinced ourselves that humanity is separated, based on the color of one's skin! And with this belief in separation, necessarily comes duality: we/they, good/bad, dominate/subordinate etc. Removing "races" in public discourse will not in and of itself quell people's sense of separation. But given that race is a bedrock in the culture of dominance in the United States, eliminating "racial" classifications will foster unity among organizations, communities and nations. Examinations of various social/economic issues would then address the condition of everyone, rather than spinning off into divisive, distracting disputes over "racial" gaps. Consider, for example, how much more effective would have been Kanye West's assessment of the response of the federal government to New Orleans after the hurricane Katrina catastrophe, had he said, President Bush does not care about American citizens, instead of what he did say: "President Bush does not care about black people." And while the "three fifth clause" in the U. S. Constitution addressing "all other persons" is understood to mean only those persons who were enslaved at the time, the idea of humans as things/property was thereby embedded in the culture of the United States and has now spread throughout the world. This objectification/dehumanization of humanity is evident in the prevailing Orwellian environment of alienation and fear around the world. Therefore, to reunite humanity, we must, like Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan in Joe Versus the Volcano, make a "leap of faith" by letting go of "races".
Keywords: Humanity, Race, Racial Classifications, Dehumanization, Unity, Separation
Lawrence Johnson
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The sequel to 'The Dark Knight' has raked in $1.005 billion from domestic and international box office through Sunday, September 2.
The latest Batman installment has officially become the 13th movie of all time to reach $1 billion in box office. Christopher Nolan's "The Dark Knight Rises" hit the milestone on Sunday, September 2, grossing $431.2 million domestically and around $574 million internationally. They amount to $1.005 billion.
Consequently, WB's "Dark Knight Rises" is doing even better than its predecessor "The Dark Knight" which raked in $1.0003 billion worldwide in 2008. However, this is because "Rises" is more exposed to international market than "Dark Knight".
"Rises" actually would have taken in larger income in the U.S. had the Aurora shooting not occurred and scared away moviegoers. Many returned their tickets or canceled plans to watch the movie in cinemas after the July 20 incident.
With the $1 billion income from the latest movie, "Batman" becomes one of the only two franchises beside Disney's "Pirates of the Caribbean" to have two movies over a billion dollars at the worldwide box office.


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Adverse Selection and Moral Hazard in Joint Liability Loan Contracts: Evidence from an Artefactual Field Experiment
We design an artefactual field experiment to study the relationship between joint-liability lending and adverse selection, moral hazard and risk preferences. While theories concerning joint-liability lending have highlighted its ability to mitigate adverse selection in credit transactions, our experimental results indicate that joint-liability lending may actually induce problems of adverse selection. The results of our experiment, carried on in partnership with a Bolivian microlender, show that borrowers exogenously endowed with a risky project are disproportionately likely to choose jointly-liability contracts over individually-liable contracts. This behavior does not appear to be motivated by risk-diversification, but rather by free-riding, as these subjects disproportionally switch from safe to risky projects when exogenously given a joint-liability contract instead of an individual contract. Thus the results of our experiment offer a possible explanation why joint liability loans have diminished in popularity in recent years among both borrowers and microfinance lenders.
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Jeffco mountain communities, including Conifer and Evergreen, are about to become part of Congressional District 2, which is represented by Congressman Jared Polis, a Democrat from Boulder. The mountain towns formerly were in District 6, which has had Republican Mike Coffman as its elected representative since 2008.
The switch became final on Monday, Dec. 5, when the Colorado Supreme Court issued a ruling affirming the Nov. 10 decision of the Denver District Court on a redistricting map largely designed by Democrats in September.
The 20th annual Holiday Walk in Evergreen strolled into a whole new dimension at 6 p.m. last Friday when sheriff's deputies closed Main Street for three glorious hours of pedestrian-only festivities, causing parents to breathe a sigh of relief and non-parents to linger a little longer and walk around more.
County transportation officials have decided to remove the red-light-green-light traffic signal at Bergen Parkway and Sugarbush Drive permanently in favor of four-way stop signs with red flashing lights overhead, saying the traffic volume no longer justifies a light.
Some local residents are concerned about the impact on pedestrians, especially senior citizens who live in the Rocky Mountain Village complex.
The Indian Hills Fire Rescue board used the district's newsletter to constituents to urge voters to eliminate term limits for board members, and some in the district are raising concerns about whether that was legal based on state election laws.
Head coach: Ali Meyers
Assistant coaches: Chet Curry, Joe Gruber, Cheryl Newhall, Jorie Creel
2010-11 record: 8-14
League: 4A Jeffco League
Top players: Hailey Newhall, F/C, Sr., 5-10; Emily Elmgreen, G, Soph., 5-8; Erin Dobey, G, Sr., 5-5; Riley Ellington, G, Jr., 5-7; Kylie Russell, F/C, Sr., 5-9
Following is a breakdown of the proposed 46-team 3A football conferences for the 2012-14 cycle released by CHSAA:
METRO WEST: Alameda, Arvada, Conifer, D'Evelyn, Evergreen, Lutheran, Summit
TRI-VALLEY: Berthoud, Mead, Northridge, Roosevelt, Silver Creek, Skyline
SOUTHERN: Classical Academy, Harrison, Pueblo Central, Pueblo County, Sierra, Woodland Park
METRO EAST: Elizabeth, Englewood, Fort Morgan, Skyview, Vista Peak, Weld Central
NORTHERN: Centaurus, Denver North, Erie, Frederick, Holy Family, Thomas Jefferson
For Andre Lane, playing basketball is something that he loves to do. It's his passion.
Sure the Evergreen junior is a three-sport star, playing tennis in the fall and running track in the spring, but basketball is his true calling. And he knows it.
"This is definitely my favorite sport by far," the modest 6-foot small forward said.
That's obvious by Lane's play on the floor. As a sophomore last season, Lane displayed that passion with his play, and he certainly has his supporters.
By Rocky Graziano
Now that we're into the holiday season and near the end of the year, many Coloradans are preparing to make a large part of their charitable gifts for 2011. For the second year in a row, we have the opportunity to make many of those gifts through Colorado Gives Day.
Editor's Note: Sylvia's column will reappear next week. This column is reprinted from Dec. 10, 2008.
Christmas is not far away, and as we do our shopping and baking, our thoughts turn to Christmas decorations. In England and in our Eastern states, mistletoe is an important part of Christmas. The mistletoe common throughout the South grows mainly on oaks. It forms huge clumps or balls, and the whole plant generally is cut from the tree. The sprigs with the white berries are usually sold for Christmas decorating.
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JERUSALEM (Dec. 10)
The Supreme Court Thursday upheld the expulsion of eight Black Hebrews who entered Israel last year, but suggested that those of the sect who have been here longer should be allowed to stay. Black Hebrews have been seeking Israeli citizenship as Jews under the Law of Return, but the Court agreed with the Interior Ministry in ruling that "the most one can say is that they maintain the Law of Return of Moses as they understand it, not as it has developed through the ages."
The eight–seven of them members of a family named Clark–were picked up by police earlier this year in Jericho after expiration of their three-month visas. They had entered Israel last year and lived first at the sect's center in Dimona. Of late, the Interior Ministry has been turning away members of the sect arriving at Lod Airport.


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Neuro Knitting represents a novel way of personal, generative design and fabrication. An approach that brings together affective computing and digital crafts. And thus, it offers new applications and creative thinking to both areas.
"Patterns Through Bach's Goldberg Variations"
Source: https://vimeo.com/67714066
Project by Varvara Guljajeva, Mar Canet and Sebastian Mealla
Project web: knitic.com/neuro/
Hat tip to CRAFT.
VN:F [1.9.22_1171]Turn your brain waves into a scarf with "Neuro Knitting",


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Company's Coming Pasta Casserole for a Crowd
Recipe by Lennie
Posted in response to a request; I would be tempted to add a lot more seasonings.
Top Review by Myrna 2
Hey lennie, This is terrific. Had a bunch un-expectly for dinner and WHAT TO FIX???? This was a life saver. However I had to substitute tomato sauce and ketchup for spagetti sauce and added 1 can of stewed tomatoes and 1 can of tomatoes and green chilis. It was all I had. Also had to sub grated parmesan for the mozzeralla. It was delicious. One guy had 3 huge helpings. Oh yeah I also shredded the cheddar to make it go farther. As I said it was really un-expected Thanks so much. Myrna 2
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 lb shell macaroni
- 4 lbs lean ground beef
- 4 medium onions, chopped
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 (28 ounce) can stewed tomatoes
- 1 (28 ounce) can spaghetti sauce
- 2 (10 ounce) cans mushroom pieces, with liquid
- 4 cups sour cream
- 1 lb medium cheddar, thinly sliced
- 1 lb mozzarella cheese, thinly sliced
Directions See How It's Made
- Cook macaroni as directed on package; drain well and set aside.
- Preheat oven to 350F degrees.
- In a large frying pan, in batches if necessary, brown ground beef, then transfer to a very large pot.
- Stir in raw onions, garlic powder, tomatoes, spaghetti sauce, mushrooms and their liquid.
- Bring to a boil, then simmer, stirring occasionally, for 20 minutes or until onions are tender.
- Remove from heat.
- In a large-sized roaster (the kind you'd do a turkey in), spread half the macaroni, then top with half the meat sauce.
- Top that with half the sour cream, then half the sliced cheddar.
- Now top that with the remaining macaroni, then the remaining meat sauce, then the remaining sour cream, then the remaining cheddar.
- Top with all the mozzarella.
- Cover roasting pan and bake in preheated oven for 75 minutes, or until hot and bubbling.
- Remove cover and, if cheese hasn't completely melted, let bake for a few more minutes until it has.


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From: "Steve Hayes" <>
Date: Tue, 28 Nov 2006 07:09:56 +0200
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On 27 Nov 2006 at 23:51, Fred MacKay wrote:
> Hi! there Folks,
> I am going to bite the bullet here.
> I have very definite views on this subject, which I won't air here.
> There is no such an event as a 'Same Sex Marriage'.
> However the reason why you cannot enter a relationship where two males or two
> females co-habit, is there is no provision in LAW for this relationship to be
> recognised by the state other than as co-habiting.
You're wrong there -- the law has just made provision for such a thing.
> Thankfully the databases also recognise the state stance.
They haven't caught up with the state stance, but from a genealogical point
of view there is no sense in homosexual marriage, since there is no
possibility of issu, unless there are dramatic developments in cloning. So it
can just be recorded as an "event".
Steve Hayes
Web: http://hayesfam.bravehost.com/stevesig.htm
Phone: 083-342-3563 or 012-333-6727
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[Leaving Home] [Settling in Shanghai] [Getting to Work] [Becoming Routine] [Western Contacts] ["National Day" Trip] [Meeting Folks] [Plenty to Eat] [Downtown] [South by Southwest] [Socializing] [Dance Fever] [Exchanges] [Business Week] [North by Northeast] [Computer Crash] [The Good and the Bad] [Wrapping Up]
Dec. 22: Rockin Chrismas Party Penelope is working on a joint training program between my home university and Fudan and she has been here for about a week to recruit participants. Today, she takes me and a couple of Waiban staff to a working lunch to discuss the New York-Shanghai Partnership for Human Resource Management. Later that evening in the same hotel, the Waiban office hosts a Chrismas party so I let my MBA class out early. They give me a (very nice!) Chrismas present and card and I make it in time to pick up a guitar and sing "I Want to Hold Your Hand" with Maurice, backed up by the other Americans. My Woodstock tie-die T-shirt makes all the difference.
Dec. 23: Downtown Double Meal For lunch Fenwick takes me, Jackie, and one of his classmates to Pizza Hut downtown. He has a scholarship, and the local student tradition is to host a banquet in celebration. These students have frequent banquets. Later I join Johan from the Nordic Center for a banquet downtown at a restaurant grand opening. It is hosted by a local consultant and attended by some movers and shakers from business, government, and academia. When I get home I take Yoshi out for his birthday celebration.
Dec. 24-25: Chrismas Our French friends are cooking for a pub downtown managed by one of their Chinese students learning French, so a bunch of us foreign experts go there to celebrate Chrismas Eve with an international group. The next morning, fourteen make another trip sponsored by the Waiban, and I and Nikolaeva the Russian teacher are the only Westerners. We go near a town which mined tin for centuries when it was known as You (with) Xi (tin); when it ran out it simply changed its name to Wu (no) Xi (tin). It is now known for its silk, pottery, spare ribs, and Tai Lake which was a bay of the East China Sea until the Yangtze silt isolated it. First we stop at the Buddhist temple at Ling (spirit) Shan (mountain) which has a giant copper Buddha. We have a banquet where I sample the spare ribs, then go to the lake for a stroll where I sample the silk (purchase) and pottery (no purchase).
Dec. 26-28: Putuo Shan On Saturday, I take the 6:00 p.m. overnight boat ten miles down the Huangpu River where it enters the Yangtze, then out the thirty mile wide mouth at the East China Sea. We heat for a remote, charming, and serene island which is one of four Chinese mountains sacred to Buddhism. It has attracted pilgrims for over one-thousand years and is inhabited by monks living in ancient monasteries. After one island stop on the way I arrive fourteen and one-half hours later. The weather is mild and sunny, and I spend Sunday wandering by foot and minibus to visit Puji Si (Universal Benefit Meditation Temple), the oldest (1080) and most central; Huiji Si (Wisdom Benefit Meditation Temple) by taking the cable car to the summit of Foding Shan (Buddhist Summit Mountain); and Fayu Si (Way Rain Meditation Temple) on the southern slopes. Concentrating on my map for several minutes, I slowly lift my eyes to see a crowd formed around me and acting somewhat bemused at my apparent perplexity. After lunch, I walk the beach and make my way to Chaoyang Dong and its small cave. By 5:00 p.m. I take the overnight boat back, and this time the direct return takes only thirteen and one-half hours. For a change, I will get to my front gate just after it opens.
Dec. 29-30: Final Classes I hoped to get some last-minute work done on Tuesday before my evening class but an apparent virus keeps me in bed until I crawl out for lunch around 3:00 p.m. I manage some preparations, then wrap up my MBA class in Strategic Management. I get an ovation and pose for some photos. They will submit their projects while I am gone and I will have one week to get their grades out. On Wednesday morning I wrap up my International Business seminar and the four groups make their final presentations. I finally get to stir them up a bit. Then I pack lightly for my two-weeks back in New York State. Its been a mild winter but today it is getting very cold, so maybe Im leaving in time. My flight is from Beijing on New Years eve, and there is no connection that morning so I go the evening before. Fittingly, I will leave from the city I first entered. Equally fittingly, the flight is delayed one-and-one-half hours, but I still arrive in time for a Beijing duck (ya) dinner.
Dec. 31: Going Home Having traveled on many Chinese airlines and visited the coast extensively, Ive come to know many names and places. The major port cities were sleepy fishing villages last century until the European powers came to colonize the coast. The mid-south, a flat delta formed by the Yangzi River, is criss-crossed by canals. In contrast, the north is mountainous. In fact, China is most known for its Great Wall, rising from the Bo Hai Gulf and following the rugged terrain on its northern border. This wall probably did more to insulate its inhabitants than protect them from outside invaders, and I think of modern-day China as a country of internal walls with buildings in every city and town ringed by a guarded wall purportedly to protect its inhabitants. Every city and town in this country which reveres the common folk has a main street named after Dr. Sun Yat Sen (Zhongshan Lu), many after the political writer Lu Xun, and typically a "Peoples Park" (Renmin Gongyuan). I also think about how my senses have been exposed to many sights, sounds, and smells. Actually, the constant assault by noise, pollution, and crowds eventually takes its toll. Chinese public hygiene has a long way to go as its citizens routinely and publicly spit, couph, burp, nose-pick, and even urinate. To fend off the occasional illness, Ive tried various herbal medicines and folk remedies. But China is also a country experiencing rapid industrialization, for better and worse. My contemporaries are the product of the cultural revolution, but their children the current generation of college students is the product of Chinas one child policy. It amazes me how happy these people seem. They are full of optimism about their future even as the economy slows down. When I return in a couple of weeks, I hope to head further west into the vastly different interior to experience the diversity of this large country, both culturally and geographically. Who knows what next semester will bring? Until then, Happy New Years!
[Leaving Home] [Settling in Shanghai] [Getting to Work] [Becoming Routine] [Western Contacts] ["National Day" Trip] [Meeting Folks] [Plenty to Eat] [Downtown] [South by Southwest] [Socializing] [Dance Fever] [Exchanges] [Business Week] [North by Northeast] [Computer Crash] [The Good and the Bad] [Wrapping Up]


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> After three long weeks of renovation, Stellina Pasta Cafe is finally open for business! The restaurant now has about twice as many seats as before. "We were busier than we could possibly be opening night," says owner JAMEY TOCHTROP. Benton Park's Sydney Street Cafe also re-opened April 6, after being closed for a week of work that included a kitchen expansion. During the hiatus, chef/owner KEVIN NASHAN and his crew, with some help from neighborhood folks, built a series of raised-bed gardens around the parking lot to supply the restaurant with everything from carrots to herbs.
> Celebrate the 40th anniversary of Earth Day, the first anniversary of The Moonrise Hotel in the Loop and the 10th anniversary of Earthways Center at the Missouri Botanical Garden on April 23 at The Green Ball 2010, to be held at the Moonrise from 7 p.m until 11 p.m. Chef de cuisine WES JOHNSON of Eclipse Restaurant has planned a locavore's delight featuring dishes made with foods from Companion Bakery, Baetje Farms, Hinkebein Hills Farm and Prairie Grass Farm. The soiree is a benefit for the Earthways Center. More details can be found at 721-1111, or moonrisehotel.com/greenball.
> Just in case you forgot that St. Louis is the center of the beer universe: On Saturday, April 17, Schlafly Bottleworks hosts its annual Repeal of Prohibition Festival from noon to 5 p.m. In addition to Schlafly faves, representatives from three Michigan breweries will be on hand to showcase how they do it in the Great Lakes State. For more info, call 241-BEER or visit schlafly.com. Also, the 15th annual St. Louis Microfest will be going on April 30 to May 2 at the Upper Muny Parking Lot at Forest Park. Sample more than 80 North American and international craft beers; more at stlmicrofest.org.
> If you're into local food and local history, Bixby's, the new restaurant in the Missouri History Museum, might be just the place for you to spend your next lunch hour. Open from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. daily, and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the bistro specializes in cuisine utilizing ingredients from area suppliers like Double Star Farms and Fazio's Bakery, prepared under the expert eye of chef de cuisine TODD LOUGH, former executive chef at Busch's Grove. Find more info at 361-7313 or bixbys-mohistory.com.
> Now that winter is behind us, why not get out of the house and learn something? From now through June 23, Missouri Botanical Garden offers a bevy of classes covering a variety of culinary subjects. Learn gourmet grilling techniques from BRYAN YOUNG of Catering Plus; divine the fine points of wine with HANK JOHNSON of Chaumette Vineyards Winery in Ste. Genevieve; and revel in the decadence of all things chocolate with BRIAN PELLETIER of Kakao Chocolate. The full roster can be found at mobot.org/classes.
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Headline News from PaymentsNews.com - August 1, 2014
On the Web:
- MoneyPak, a Popular Prepaid Money Card, Opens Path to Fraud Schemes - New York Times - "Federal authorities are sounding alarms about a wide range of fraudulent schemes involving a popular prepaid money card product."
- Stealthy new malware snatching credit cards from retailers' POS systems - ArsTechnica - ""Backoff" scrapes credit card transactions out of memory, sends them back to cyber thieves."
- Minnesota Twins -- Beer, Hot Dogs And Credit Card Applications - Forbes - "The technology is Mitek's Mobile Photo Account Opening, from the company that launched the app — remote deposit capture — which lets you deposit checks by shooting them with your smartphone."
- Google's disruption of financial services is just getting started: Forrester - Mobile Commerce Daily - "The "Why Google Bank Won't Happen" report suggests that Google is likely to disrupt financial services in four areas – payments, money management, product comparisons and financial advice."
- What that $34 overdraft fee is really costing you - Washington Post Wonkblog - "Opting in for overdraft coverage for debit card and ATM transactions is an expensive way to manage a checking account," said CFPB Director Richard Cordray, on a call with reporters.
- Why Argentina's Debt Default is an Opportunity for Bitcoin - CoinDesk - "Argentina is without a doubt a leader in bitcoin development, use and leadership in Latin America – and high inflation only reinforces this adoption."
- Restaurant Payment App Settle Raises $1.5M To Bring Waiter-Free Service To Eastern Europe - TechCrunch - "The Ukrainian startup has just closed a $1.5 million funding round from Moscow-based venture fund Life.SREDA — capital it will use to power its roll out across Eastern Europe,"
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Updates from Glenbrook:
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