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Wonderful property comprising several buildings, located in a very quiet area of Sant Feliu de Guixols. There is the main house, of a 152 m² built surface, a guards house of 45 m², and a new house with a surface of 400 m² to be finished to suit the buyer´s taste. The plot, absolutely flat, has a surface of 17000 m², and there is a tennis court, a barbecue area, a kitchen-garden, a saltwater pool and two wells. The main house is distributed into two double bedrooms, a single bedroom, two bathrooms, a kitchen, a pantry and a utility room, a living room with a fireplace and access to the swimming pool area. The new building consists of five bedrooms (one of them with an en-suite bathroom), three bathrooms, an independent kitchen, a living room of 60 m² and a garage for three cars. Then there is the guards house, with one bedroom, an open-plan kitchen and a living room with access to the porch. Extras: saltwater swimming pool, surveillance exterior cameras, tennis court, propane gas heating, two wells and an automatic irrigation system in the garden.
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5 Summertime No-Bake Desserts
Rachel Miller
Summer is pushing in on us here in Phoenix, and it is time to start prepping for toasty days and sweltering nights. Kiss our patio dinners goodbye until fall. When the temperature rises, the last thing you want to do is turn on the oven. Here are our 5 desserts to master this summer. No oven use required.
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Panna Cotta - A light and refreshing choice, panna cotta is a blank slate for flavors of summer. Fresh berries. Mint. Vanilla. Work on finding a perfect texture. Firm and creamy, but not too stiff.
Semifreddo - This "half cold" Italian dessert is a mix between an light, fluffy ice cream cake and mousse. I've heard you can take ice cream or gelato with whipped cream folded in then add delicious bits you love to make a cheater version of the semifreddo. The traditional method does involve some custard making, but nothing too complicated. Freeze in a loaf pan. Turn out and slice to serve. For flavors, the innards of your pantry or fridge can shape your semifreddo. Think toasted hazelnuts and dark chocolate chunks. Strawberries, crème fraiche and honey.
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Wine Soaked Stone Fruit - Stone fruit, sugar and dry white wine. Chilled and soaked for a day, this becomes one of the easiest desserts that embodies summer. Serve as is. Add a dollop of slightly sweetened whipped cream. Pour over ice cream or pound cake.
Homemade Ice Cream - Is there anything better? Creamy, cold, and your own crazy flavor creations. It does require a bit of prep and thinking ahead, but with your freezer stocked up, you can make it through the long hot summer. Check out our previous post on DIY Ice Cream.
Ice Cream Torte - This is the sexy term for an ice cream cake. With so many different ways to make this dessert your own, you can look like a rock star at your next dinner party. Interchange crushed oreos, gingerbread, or almond butter cookies for a crust, filled with your favorite homemade ice cream. For an extra touch, fold in nuts, candy, or fresh fruit. Drizzle the top with caramel, hot fudge or preserves.
Stay cool and stay sweet.
Rachel Miller is a pastry chef and food writer in Phoenix, where she bakes, eats, and single-handedly keeps her local cheese shop in business. You can get more information about her pastry at www.pistolwhippedpastry.com, or on her blog at www.croissantinthecity.com.
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Arkansas Children's Program Administrator Certificate/Credential – a 60-hour course with topics that include: effective organization management, supervision, staffing, legal and financial management, family and community relations, and program development issues. The Credential is a more individualized program with modules covering topics such as: managing change, mentoring, leadership, performance management, team building, and leadership in diversity, managing conflict, financial management, and child-centered curriculum. Contact (800) 322-8176, or (870) 972-3055, or visit http://chs.astate.edu
Arkansas Women's Business Development Center (ARWBDC) – offers specialized training seminars and one-on-one sessions to support long and short term business counseling and guidance in starting a child care business. This is available to 23 counties in the Delta. Contact (888) 535-6233
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Child Care Specialist Certificate – 60-hours addressing the specific professional development needs of differing age groups: infant/toddler, preschool, school-age, or family child care. Contact (800) 322-8176, or (870) 972-3055, or visit http://chs.astate.edu
Director Training – A three day session to prepare new directors of child care programs, also appropriate for seasoned directors as a refresher course. Sessions deal with management, administration, quality programming and communication with staff, children and parents. Training is required for all new child care directors. http://professionalregistry.astate.edu or http://chs.astate.edu
Elements of Successful Grant Writing – training offered to early care professionals in the following 3 topics: Basics of Grant Writing, Intermediate Grant Preparation, and Advanced Grant Preparation. Contact White River Planning and Development District (870) 793-5233, or (800) 737-2237
Family Child Care Provider Training (FCCP) – an 8-hour mandated course for all licensed family child care providers within their first 6 months of operation. Completion allows a person to be eligible for a CDA scholarship with at least 90 days of employment in a child care program. Topics include: The Profession and Regulations, Business Management, Organizing the Home, and Guiding Children through the Day. Contact (800) 632-8754, or visit http://ecep.uark.edu/index.html
Guiding Children Successfully – 12 hours of training by watching the Guiding Children Successfully video series. The Parenting Journey has been added to the series. Contact (501) 671-2000, or visit www.arfamilies.org/bestcare
Index: Investigate Discover and Explore: Math and Science for young children—a 30 hour course focusing on the framework and benchmarks for math and science strategies in working with young children. Contact (800) 322-8176, or (870) 972-3055, or visit http://chs.astate.edu
Mentor Endorsement – a 45-hour course prepares mentors to work with early care professionals in a variety of settings. There are 3 options for completion: 32 hours online with 14 contact hours; series of monthly 6-hour seminars; or completion of a series of Saturday and evening sessions. Contact (800) 322-8176, or (870) 972-3055, or visit http://chs.astate.edu or http://professionalregistry.astate.edu
Pre-Employment Training – a 30-hour program designed to prepare new employees who desire to enter the field of early care and education. Completion allows a person to be eligible for a CDA scholarship with at least 90 days of employment in a child care program. Training is available online; on site; or a combination of online and on site. Topics include: health, safety and nutrition; child development, learning environment, language and literacy; curriculum development, and professionalism. Contact (800) 322-8176, or (870) 972-3055, or visit http://professionalregistry.astate.edu or http://chs.astate.edu
Pre-K Framework Handbook -- A 30 hour course providing an introduction to the AR Early Childhood Education Framework, curriculum development, developing topics of study, planning activities, engaging families, involving communities, assessment and evaluation and portfolio development. This basic course provides the foundation for literacy, math, science and social emotional learning. Contact (800) 632-8754, or visit http://ecep.uark.edu/index.html
Pre-K Early Literacy Learning in Arkansas – a 30-hour professional development course, assists early childhood teachers in planning programs which encourage language and literacy development. The training is available statewide at no charge. Additional information is available by contacting (800) 632-8754, or visit http://ecep.uark.edu/index.html or http://professionalregistry.astate.edu
Pre-K Social-Emotional Learning for Young Children – a 45 hour course addressing strategies and activities to ensure healthy social emotional development in programs for children ages 3-5 years. Contact (800) 632-8754, or visit http://ecep.uark.edu/index.html
The Best Care – a 10-hour training program designed to bring early childhood professionals up-to-date information topics and methods. Training focuses on four main subject areas: resource management, nutrition, and food safety, health and safety, and child development. Contact (501) 671-2000, or visit www.arfamilies.org/bestcare
The Best Care Connected – web-based training in timely topics including: behavior management, parent involvement, music and movement, cooking with young children, health and safety issues, and inclusion. Contact (501) 671-2000, or visit www.arfamilies.org/bestcare
Welcome the Children – Two 7-hour training modules are being used – one on Cultural Diversity and the second; Second Language Development Assessment in Early Childhood. Training is available from local training teams. Contact (501) 682-9924, or (800) 342-2923, or visit www.uams.edu/welcomethechildren
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Not too long ago, the Cheetah roamed in the Indian subcontinent but the rich people's greed for hunt (shikar) has resulted in wiping out its population completely. The records show that the last three cheetahs were shot dead in mid 1950s by a party of hunters who belonged to a royal family. Thus Asiatic Cheetah are extinct in India.
Like the leopard (panther), the cheetah belongs to mammalian order Carnivaora; family Felidae' genus Acinonyx. In general format, it very much resembles a hunting dog depicted in an ancient sculpture of Mudhol (Bijapur district, Karnataka) A lean and light weight body, long legs, tiny head are all streamlined for speed. It has beautiful light yellow coat, covered with black or brown spots. A distinctive black marking on either side of its face is like a long, black teardrop. Its young one is very charming with gray bushy hair on its back and neck. As it grows, this hair falls off and uniform, short, coarse fur develops in its place. Both young ones and adults cannot pull in their claws, a feature that could be found among dogs.
The Cheetah is a grassland animal, and avoids forest and dense brush. At times it scouts the area from low branches of a tree and then flattens itself against ground and waits for its prey to come as close as possible. Suddenly it charges with lightening speed, jumping on its preys back or seizing it by the throat from the side. It relies on speed, sprinting at more than 1.5 kilometer a minute, over a short distance to make its kill. It slows down quickly after the first sprint of charge. Even a slight leg injury may result in starvation. A small antelope is its preferred prey. A full fed cheetah does not bother to glance at a group of deer that are grazing with a striking distance. It hunts during the day individually or in the company of the other members of the family.
The Mogul emperors' hunting parties (see Moghuls) invariably included one or two trained cheetahs to assist in their expeditions. They were blindfolded, chained and carried in a case, or on a horseback. Whenever the desired game was sighted, the cheetah was sent after it for a kill. Sixteenth century Mogul miniature paintings have good illustrations of such cheetahs. Akbar-Namah is such rare manuscript. Even today many westerners rear cheetahs as pets. However, the fully grown male seldom develops the tendency to the sudden fits of annoyance and may even attack its master.
The African species is, Acinonyx jubatas has a tawny black spotted coat. This cheetah too is on the verge of wiping out completely. As the farmers and forester's communities have infringed this wildcat's territory the cheetah have commence attacking fowls and other domesticated animals. in retaliation the local people poison and kill cheetah on a very large scale. Thus this may result in extinction of the animal from Africa. Iran has a few cheetah which are different from Asiatic species. the cheetah have been prized for coats and other accessories (claws) and they have been killed for their lovely fur also.
As the population of cheetahs dwindle, zoo authorities are frantically trying their best to breed them in captivity. Their experiences are diverse and interesting. One found out that the familiarity between the male and female leads to contempt only. hence they should be kept separate and brought together only when they come in to heat. the second found out that there should be fierce competition for a female then only the male becomes aggressive for mating. Third found out that a whole animal, which includes the skin, fur, hoofs, bones, required to bring them in to heat. In zoos they usually feed on either cow or horse meat only. However, there is record to show that two pets brought out a progeny in a residential flat. However, mortality among cubs is very high; more than half of them die before they attain eight months. The Mysore Zoo is trying (year 2001) its best to breed the African species so that they could replenish them in a natural habitat.
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Are there any possible side effects with the medications you're recommending? Is there a generic alternative to the medicine you're prescribing? How will we monitor progress and effectiveness of treatment? What are the alternatives to the primary approach that you're suggesting? My teen has these other health conditions. Could they be linked to depression? Are there any restrictions that my teen needs to follow? Should my teen see a psychiatrist or other mental health provider? Will making changes in diet, exercise or other areas help ease depression? Are there any printed materials that we can have? What websites do you recommend? Don't hesitate to ask questions any time you don't understand something. What to expect from your teen's doctorTo make the most of your appointment time, make sure your teen is ready to answer questions from the doctor, such as: When did family members or friends first notice your symptoms of depression? How long have you felt depressed? Do you generally always feel down, or does your mood change? Does your mood ever swing from feeling down to feeling extremely happy and full of energy? Do you ever have suicidal thoughts when you're feeling down? How severe are your symptoms? Do they interfere with school, relationships or other day-to-day activities? Do you have any blood relatives — such as a parent or grandparent — with depression or another mood disorder? What other mental or physical health conditions do you have? Are you using any mood-altering substances, such as alcohol, marijuana or recreational drugs? How much do you sleep at night? Does the amount change over time? What, if anything, seems to improve your symptoms? What appears to worsen them? What is your diet like? Do you have a history of significant weight gain or loss? Request an Appointment at Mayo Clinic Costs & insuranceSelf-management July 06, 2016 Print Share on: FacebookTwitter References Depressive disorders. 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Effectiveness of body-mind-spirit intervention on well-being, functional impairment and quality of life among depressed patients — A randomized controlled trial. Journal of Advanced Nursing. 2015;71:2153. Stewart D, et al. Risks of antidepressants during pregnancy: Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs). http://www.uptodate.com/home. Accessed Oct. 27, 2015. Bonin L. Pediatric unipolar depression: Epidemiology, clinical features, assessment, and diagnosis. http://www.uptodate.com/home. Accessed Sept. 8, 2015. Raglio A, et al. Effects of music and music therapy on mood in neurological patients. World Journal of Psychiatry. 2015;5:68. Uttley L, et al. Systematic review and economic modelling of the clinical effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of art therapy among people with non-psychotic mental health disorders. Health Technology Assessment. 2015;19:1. Research report: Psychiatry and psychology, 2014-2015. Mayo Clinic. http://www.mayo.edu/pmts/mc0700-mc0799/mc0710-11.pdf. 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BYESVILLE The Jackson Township Board of Trustees expressed frustration this week after a recently paved township road was damaged.
Trustees said that a logging company apparently caused a county waterline to rupture and the water that flowed out damaged about 300 feet of Lost Road.
The company, rather using smaller trucks to remove timber, apparently used semi tractor-trailers, Trustee Dave Gombeda said.
"We tried to stop it," said Trustee Ed Hlad, adding that Lost Road was just paved in September.
Gombeda said he, Hlad and Trustee Bob Rasor contacted area law enforcement agencies to no avail.
"Local authorities didn't attempt to help us," Gombeda said.
Trustees said they were alerted to the situation by residents in the Lost Road area and trustees, in turn, tried to obtain help from the Ohio State Highway Patrol post here.
"We called the patrol on the morning of Oct. 10," Gombeda said, "and requested the portable scales" to weigh any outgoing logging trucks.
"Nobody helped us," he said. "These people waited 60 years to get their road paved and it didn't even last 30 days."
Gombeda said residents had turned to trustees in an effort to prevent damage to the road, but, in the end, there was little trustees could do.
"We can't issue citations," he said. "We don't have judicial powers."
At Gombeda's suggestion, trustees instructed Clerk Donna Mallett to draft a letter to the patrol commander explaining the situation and asking for the proper procedure to be followed to obtain patrol help in the event of a similar circumstance in the future.
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When the University at Buffalo and Ohio U. met up early last October at Peden Stadium, a feeling persisted of two teams traveling in opposite directions. UB was 1-3 and, as it turned out, about to suffer the third of six straight losses. Ohio was 5-0 and, as it turned out, en route to a seven-game winning streak that had at least one national publication portraying the Bobcats as another Boise State in the making.
Circumstances have changed, drastically so from the local viewpoint, as UB and Ohio renew their rivalry at 8 tonight at UB Stadium. The Bulls are 6-2 overall, top the MAC East at 4-0 and have won six straight games for the first time since 1959. Ohio is also 6-2 overall but, at 3-1 in the MAC, enters as the pursuer. UB is 9-3 since last Nov. 1, with two of the losses inflicted this season by teams currently in the Top Five – Ohio State and Baylor. Ohio is 7-5 over that same span and a home-field loss to Central Michigan on Oct. 12 suggested the Bobcats have vulnerabilities.
For Ohio, this game could qualify as must-win. A second conference defeat would leave the Bobcats begging for all kinds of help down the stretch with UB holding the head-to-head tiebreaker advantage. For UB, tonight's ESPN2 game offers an opportunity to virtually knock from the race what has been the flagship program in the MAC East under Frank Solich, the former Nebraska coach who has led Ohio to a fifth-straight bowl-eligible season.
"We need to separate ourselves certainly," said UB head coach Jeff Quinn. "Coach Solich has done an outstanding job. Five years bowl eligible. We're striving to take full control of the MAC East at this point and that's the opponent we have up next."
"There's no question against Buffalo we're going to have to be hitting on all cylinders in all three of our units in order to get the win," Solich said on last week's MAC coaches teleconference.
Solich proceeded to tick off UB's lofty national statistical rankings, its top-15 placement in sacks, interceptions and turnover margin.
"On the other side, they're third in the country in terms of turnovers by their offense," Solich said. "That's a huge statistic for success and they've got that down."
The last two meetings between the schools have been anything but dull. UB scored a 38-37 victory here in 2011, handing the Bobcats one of only three defeats on the season. UB's Bo Oliver ran for 179 yards and three touchdowns. Last year Oliver sat out injured but UB jumped to a 14-0 lead that was halved by a kickoff return for a touchdown. It was a watershed moment. UB turned it over three times and was paralyzed by penalties in a 38-31 loss.
UB felt it let that one get away, and the hangover of the defeat lasted almost a month. What's changed? The Bulls are older, wiser and possess a deepened confidence born of quarterback Joe Licata's 9-3 record as a starter. Ohio counters with senior Tyler Tettleton, a three-year starter and the only quarterback in Bobcats history to achieve 8,000 career passing yards.
"We know it's going to be a four-quarter battle," Quinn said. "We've had those games with Ohio. Even last year I look back at it, what was the difference in that game? A 100-yard kickoff return and over 97 yards of penalty yards that kept the field position in their favor.
"It's a classic matchup."
This will be the last game at UB Stadium for UB's senior class. After this the Bulls play two on the road before concluding the season in Ralph Wilson Stadium in a Black Friday game with Bowling Green. Tonight's game will be preceded by the last concert in the season-long pregame tailgate series. Strictly Hip opens at 6 p.m.
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Jabir ibn Hayyan (8th century), Arabic alchemist and astronomer: was the first to bring the experimental methods into alchemy and developed distillation and crystallization methods.
Muhammad Ibn Musa Al-Khwarizmi (780 - 850), Muslim mathematician and astronomer: considered the inventor of algebra (the world algebra is derived from the title of his greatest mathematical work). He also introduced the decimal positional number system to the Western World and presented the first systematic solution of linear and quadratic equations in Arabic.
Abu Hanifa ad-Dinawari (828-896): founder of Arabic botany.
Habash al-Hasib al-Marwazi (9th century), Persian astronomer: estimated the Moon's diameter as 3,037 km and its distance from the Earth as 215,209 miles, which come close to the currently accepted values.
Rhazes (865 - 925), Persian polymath and physician: provided the first known description of smallpox.
Ahmad ibn Fadlan (10th century), Arabic explorer: provided a description of the Volga Vikings, including an eye-witness account of a ship burial.
Abu al-Qasim al-Zahrawi (Albucasis) (936–1013), Arab physician: was the first physician to describe clearly the hereditary nature of haemophilia.
Al-Karaji (953 - 1029), Muslim mathematician and engineer: studied the algebra of exponents and wrote on the binomial theorem and Pascal's triangle.
Ibn Sina (Avicenna) (981–1037), Persian polymath: In his Book of Healing he provided detailed explanations for the formation of mountains and the origin of earthquakes. His The Canon of Medicine is considered one of the most famous books in the history of medicine.
Alhazen (965 - 1040), Muslim polymath: explained accurately the Moon illusion (an optical illusion in which the Moon appears larger near the horizon than it does while higher up in the sky).
Ibn Zuhr (Avenzoar) (1091–1161), Spanish Muslim physician and surgeon: was influential to the progress of surgery and improved surgical and medical knowledge describing several diseases and their treatments.
al-Jazari (1136–1206), Muslim inventor: invented water-raising machines, combination lock, gears and an early crankshaft and pump.
Ibn al-Baitar (1188–1248): Andalusian-Arab botanist and author of one of the largest botanical encyclopedias.
Nasir al-Din al-Tusi (1201- 1274), Persian philosopher and mathematician: known for his five volume summary of the trigonometry of his time.
Ibn al-Nafis (1213 - 1288), Arabic Muslim physician: the first to describe the pulmonary circulation of blood, but his work was probably unknown by physicians in the western world until the 20th century.
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On Friday, The Daily Swarm reported that the judge in R. Kelly's child pornography trial, Vincent Gaughan, ruled that Chicago Sun Times reporter Jim DeRogatis will be compelled to testify if and when he is called as a witness for the defense.
But buried in a court filing by the Sun Times' attorneys arguing against the subpoena is a highly charged piece of information, well known by people familiar with the case but never before reported publicly: not long after the Sun Times broke the story of the videotape now at the center of the trial, reporter Jim DeRogatis had a shot fired through the front door of his Chicago home. Furthermore, the document filed by the Sun Times attorneys (entitled "Non-Party James DeRogatis's Opposition To Motion For Leave To Issues Subpoenas To Reporter and For Offer of Proof"), alleges "a pernicious pattern of intimidation and harassment" and strongly suggests R. Kelly is responsible for the violent and threatening act:
Whether or not DeRogatis ultimately takes the stand remains to be seen: the Sun Times is appealing Friday's decision. But as Bill Wyman explores in great detail on Hitsville here and here, DeRogatis' testimony could open up a whole new set of problems for the newspaper, the reporter, and the accused:
The R. Kelly tape, showing, as it is alleged to, child pornography, is legally radioactive. Being questioned puts the reporter in a difficult position. Was watching the tape a crime? Was showing it to someone else a crime? If he did copy it, was copying it a crime? At what time did he know/suspect/decide that an under-age girl was involved? Since he'd written about Kelly's issues in this area before, didn't he suspect from the outset an under-aged girl was involved?
I wouldn't want to answer any of those questions.
There's of course the central irony, as well, that he would be being questioned by a lawyer for the guy who, nearly a dozen witnesses have testified, made the thing. Hitsville still doesn't understand the logic of the defense's position.
It leaves DeRogatis and the paper with uncomfortable choices. He could be made legally liable for doing his job. (Irony would not be the word for a situation in which the reporter suffers some legal penalty and Kelly gets off.) Once on the stand, the judge could allow the defense to ask all sorts of questions about his reporting and reporting methods. Taking the Fifth Amendment would be inappropriate for a reporter.
The least unappealing option would be, uh, appealing, which the paper is doing. I have no inside knowledge on this at all, but let's not forget that the Sun-Times is not the New York Times. It's a struggling newspaper—it's the number two paper, remember, in Chicago, after the Tribune. It's been abused by Murdoch and looted by Conrad Black and doesn't have unlimited financial resources. One assumes that, given the paper's strong journalistic history, there is the internal corporate fortitude to defend DeRogatis, but that of course has yet to be seen.
For those just tuning in, a full explanation of the Sun Times' and Jim DeRogatis' invovlement in the R. Kelly case can be found here.


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The day may come when the shirt on your back can charge your cellphone, say U.S. researchers who've helped developed flexible, foldable solar cells.
Scientists at Penn State, who worked with international colleagues, said the silicon-based optical fiber with solar-cell capabilities can be made to almost any length and paves the way for flexible, curved or twisted solar fabrics.
The team worked to overcome the challenge of merging optical fibers with silicon-based integrated circuits found in most semiconductor electronic devices such as solar cells, computers, and cellphones, a university release said Thursday.
The solution was an optical fiber thinner than a human hair, with its own integrated electronic component, bypassing the problem of having to integrate fiber-optics with flat electronic chips.
"Our goal is to extend high-performance electronic and solar-cell function to longer lengths and to more flexible forms. We already have made meters-long fibers but, in principle, our team's new method could be used to create bendable silicon solar-cell fibers of over 10 meters in length," Penn State chemistry Professor John Badding said.
"Long, fiber-based solar cells give us the potential to do something we couldn't really do before: We can take the silicon fibers and weave them together into a fabric with a wide range of applications such as power generation, battery charging, chemical sensing and biomedical devices."
Most current solar cells are expensive to produce and create a flat, inflexible device, he said.
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Most of the spending initiatives have been announced before or flagged for weeks and are unlikely to pass Congress, because Republicans control the House of Representatives.
The White House said its proposed budget would generate a $US564 billion deficit, equal to 3.1 per cent of GDP and falling to 1.9 per cent by 2018 – less than half the deficit Mr Obama inherited from George W Bush at the end of 2008. Most of the forecast improvement in the bottom line is due to increased tax revenue.Republicans immediately criticised the plan and accused Mr Obama of playing politics in the lead up to the November midterm Congressional election.
Mr Obama, who last month championed raising the minimum wage from $US7.25 to $US10.10 in his State of the Union speech, urged legislators to support his fiscal plan.
"As a country, we've got to make a decision if we're going to protect tax breaks for the wealthiest Americans, or if we're going to make smart investments necessary to create jobs and grow our economy, and expand opportunity for every American," Mr Obama said on Tuesday.
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The White House budget for the fiscal year commencing on October 1 includes a so-called "fair share tax" to stop high earners, such as private equity executives, the self employed and those with multimillion dollar retirement accounts, from reducing their effective tax rate below a certain level.
The blueprint repeats a proposal to reform the corporate tax law by ending various tax breaks and raising taxes on US companies operating overseas.
The savings would be redirected to reduce the corporate tax rate to 28 per cent from 35 per cent, and help fund investments in roads, rail and transport projects.
Republican House Speaker John Boehner said Mr Obama's blueprint "spends, borrows and taxes too much".
"And it offers no solutions to save the safety net and retirement security programs that are critical to millions of Americans but are also driving our fiscal imbalance," Mr Boehner said.
The President excluded a proposal from last year to slow the growth in social security benefits by indexing them to a more conservative cost of living measure. The reversal was praised by left-leaning Democrats seeking re-election in November.
Further inflaming discontent with conservatives at a time of heightened US tensions with Russia over Ukraine, Mr Obama proposed cutting defence spending by $US39 billion in 2016, reflecting troop withdrawals from Iraq and Afghanistan.
In a bid to shore up the party's base ahead of the election, Mr Obama would allow more childless workers to qualify for an expanded earned income tax credit and child tax credit, helping an estimated 13.5 million workers. The White House estimates it would help lift about half a million people above the poverty line.
The budget also injects new funding for four-year-olds to attend preschool, expands apprenticeships, creates 45 high-tech manufacturing hubs and includes more than $US1 billion in new funding for technologies to help communities prepare for climate change.
The President's spending ability is limited by an earlier agreement between House Republican and Democrat budget negotiators Paul Ryan and Patty Murray, capping annual spending at $US1.014 trillion.
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Washington Post columnist Dana Milbank elaborates on his recent criticism of Glenn Beck:
This is my last day before I begin my abstinence only program for Palin. She certainly hasn't gone as far as Beck has gone into the dark recesses of anti-Semitism. Her mention of blood libel was not to spread the blood libel but to say she's a victim of a (different) blood libel. And I doubt she had any idea what the phrase meant when she made the video. Beck, however, is a very smart man who doesn't do much by accident.
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Doug Liman In Talks For 'All You Need Is Kill'
One thing that I've always liked about Warner Bros. is that they know how to treat their talent. The studio has long been home to the prolific Clint Eastwood, helped Tim Burton become the movie master that he is today and is currently keeping Christopher Nolan on the lot as long as they can. It's not just about the points these auteur's get on their films gross or right of first refusal on the company's developing projects; it's about the creative freedom they receive – an enticing bonus for true artists like the fore mentioned filmmakers.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Warner's next prospect is Doug Liman, director of hits like The Bourne Identity, Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Jumper. He was brought into the fold to helm the studio's Three Musketeers picture, but is now being talked into helming its potentially huge sci-fi action film All You Need Is Kill. Based on Hiroshi Sakurazaka's acclaimed graphic novel, the story follows a new recruit in a war against aliens finds himself caught in a time loop where he wakes up one day in the past after having been killed on the battlefield. Through the training and battles he experiences in these time loops, he becomes a better soldier.
Now the 44-year-old filmmaker has to essentially work with the studio to decide which of these two tent-pole sized projects to move forward with first. There are talks of a back to back shoot, ensuring that Liman would be working for the studio for at least another 2-3 years, but that seems a bit risky considering the amount of time it takes to produce films of that size. Regardless, I'd rather see Liman take on All You Need Is Kill, mainly because Summit Entertainment's rival Musketeers movie is much further along and I have no use for a pair of them. Kill's concept may be a tad contrived, but at least it will allow Liman him to innovate visually.
Source: The Hollywood Reporter


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