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·"Islamic Spirituality in a Health Care Setting," with Nazila Isgandarova, March 27 - May 8, 2010.
·"The Qur'an in the Canadian Context," with Dr. Walid Saleh, March 30 - May 11.
·"Introductory Arabic," with Habeeb Alli, September 18, 25, October 2, 16, November 6, 13, 20, 27, December 4.
·"Women, Gender and Islam," with Maliha Chishti, October 4, 18, 25, November 1, 8 and 15.
·"Interfaith Relations from a Muslim Perspective," with Dr. Abdulaziz Sachedina, October 23 and 30.
·"Family Counselling," with Nazila Isgandarova, January 8, 15, 22, 29; February 5 & 12, 2
·"Muslims in Canada," February 28, March 7, 14, 21, 28 and April 4, with Dr. Jasmin Zine.
·"Islamic Law in the Canadian Context," with Prof. Mohammad Fadel, Oct. 18, 25, Nov. 1, 8, 15, 22.
·"A Common Word, That We May Know Each Other," Workshop Instructors: Dr. Zijad Delic; Rev. Dr. Bruce Gregersen, October 5.
·"Media and Muslims: Both Sides of the Story," Workshop instructor: Raheel Raza, Nov. 19,
·"Islamic Spirituality in a Health Care Setting," with Dr. Nazila Isgandarova, Oct. 15, 22, 29.
·"Amman Message: Pluralism and Authority in Islam," Workshop instructors: Azeezah Kanji; Dr. Nevin Reda, Jan. 14.
·"End of Life Decisions: Medical Ethics and Hospital Chaplaincy," with Dr Abdulaziz Sachedina, January 11, 18, 25, February 1, and 8.
·"From Citizenship to Culture: Seeing Muslims Through a Different Lens," with Raheel Raza, January 22, 29, Feb 5, 12
·"The Religious Landscape in Canada," with Asma Bala, Jan 23, 30, Feb 6, 13.
·"Constitutional Faith: Charter Rights and Religion in Canada," with Dr Benjamin Barber, March 3, 10, 17, 24.
·"Spiritual Care in Individual/Family Contexts, with Dr Nighat Gilani and Doris El Harchali, May 21, 28, June 4, 11, 18, 25. Co-sponsored by the Intercultural Dialogue Institute of Toronto
·Principal Toulouse and Anver Emon (Faculty of Law) received a Connaught Fellowship from the University of Toronto Connaught Research Committee ($50,000) to host a Summer Institute on Islamic Studies: "Belonging, Difference, and Research Methodology," August 12-22, 2013 (see www.csiis.ca). Twelve international doctoral students were brought in from places like Indonesia, Malaysia, Germany, South Africa, Pakistan, Bulgaria, Belgrade, and the United States to participate in the Seminar. Partnerships for the institute were developed with the following Muslim groups in Toronto: the Ahmadiyya Muslim Communithy of Canada; the El-Tawhid Juma Circle; the Islamic Institute of Toronto; the Islamic Shia Ithna-Asheri Jamaat of Toronto; and the Unionville Islmaili Jamaatkhana.
·"Fiqh of Muslim Minorities in Canada," with Sheikh Ahmad Kutty, November 5, 12, 19, 26, & December 3, 2013.
·"The Qur'an and Its Interpretation in the Canadian Context," with Dr. Walid Saleh, Professor of Islamic Studies, U of T, January 21, 28, February 4, 11, 18, and 25, 2014.
·Emmanuel College received a $5,000 Grant from the Center for the Study of Jewish-Christian-Muslim Relations (Merrimack College, US) to fund the development and teaching of an interfaith course, titled "Intertwined Texts: Bible and Qur'an in Dialogue" – the course was developed by Nevin Reda in the Fall 2013, and taught in the Winter term 2014.
·"Violence Against Women: A Workshop for Community Engagement," Emmanuel hosted this workshop for CCMW (The Canadian Council of Muslim Women), Instructors: Usma Qureshi and Nina Karachi Khaled, May 24th.


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I'm Sincere,caring and tolerant admire INTEGRITY AND LOYALTY ,I like to help were help is needed ,I take care of those close to me
I exercise 3/4 days a week.
I'm fun to be with and funny but also know when to be serious ,I appreciate small thing in life open minded emotionally and mentally stable.
I don't play games and I don't appreciate those that do.
Like to dance ,sing,sports,movies theater wine opera ballroom dance travel and much more .I just hope to have the opportunity to tell you all about it .
I have been divorce over 13 years and single just as long and No!! is nothing wrong with me, just my children were to young to understand .
I'm looking for you!!!.
My long live loving partner, but also my best friend that I can go and tell her just about everything,to have fun during this journey,looking to share our values and activities .
many people think they have to together 24/7 but also value our private space .
Not looking for the perfect match I think the perfect match is the one that comes with time, love,tolerance,and patience, by the every day grinding and molding each others every days life,is more like a process and when is done we should be like custom made for each other .
as you can see I'M NOT LOOKING FOR THE PERFECT MATCH but for the one willing to go on the ride and stay on it for the rest of her life .

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Sirmione, Set in a historic building 4 km from Sirmione, B&B La Magia di Corte Moronati is entirely decorated with antique furnishings and décor. Guests can make use of free bicycle rental. The garden-view rooms feature classic interiors in light colours. The bathroom includes a bath or shower and hairdryer. The daily buffet breakfast is served in the communal area. B&B La Magia di Corte Moronati is 10 km from Desenzano del Garda. Verona is a 30-minute drive away. (B&B La Magia di Corte Moronati Sirmione hotels booking).


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* New York state says for-profit company inflated job placement rates
* Career Education agrees to independent monitor
By Jonathan Stempel
Aug 19 (Reuters) - Career Education Corp has agreed to pay $10.25 million to settle a New York state probe in which the for-profit education company was accused of inflating job placement rates to attract prospective students to its schools.
The settlement was announced on Monday by Eric Schneiderman, the state's attorney general.
New York accused Career Education of inflating job placement rates from 2009 through the spring of 2011, disclosing annual placement rates of 54.9 percent to 80.2 percent that should have instead been 24.1 percent to 64.1 percent.
The settlement requires Career Education to make $9.25 million in restitution to students, pay a $1 million penalty, hire an independent company to verify placement rates for three years and change what employment qualifies as placements.
Career Education did not admit or deny the state's findings, but Schneiderman said the Schaumberg, Illinois-based company fired several high-level managers involved in inflating placement rates and took steps to modify its practices.
Mark Spencer, a spokesman for Career Education, said the settlement "closes an important chapter and allows us to move forward with a heightened focus on student outcomes, including our critically important job placement services."
Career Education said it has more than 90 campuses serving roughly 57,600 students. The New York probe focused on activity at seven campuses and two online institutions.
The state said Career Education inflated placement rates through such means as counting employment at one-day "health fairs," and the employment of criminal justice graduates in retail sales and data processing.
It cited one example in which a criminal justice graduate who processed parking ticket data was credited as having obtained a "related field" placement because the graduate's duties involving dealing "with the courts."
"Students pay thousands of dollars to for-profit colleges because they rightly believe education is the ticket to success in their careers," Schneiderman said in a statement. "That's why it's so unfortunate that this company exploited students' aspirations and published misleading information."
In a regulatory filing this month, Career Education said other regulators, including Illinois' attorney general and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, have inquired about its placement rate practices, and that it is cooperating. It also said it had set aside $10 million to cover a settlement with New York.
Matt Mittenthal, a spokesman for Schneiderman, confirmed that the New York attorney general's office has open investigations of practices at other for-profit schools.


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The Program is co-sponsored by the DEP and Quad Graphics of Martinsburg. It is designed to unite existing youth groups such as 4-H clubs, scouts, kindergarten, elementary, junior high/middle and high schools, FFA chapters, church youth fellowships, and others toward the common goal of Making West Virginia Shine! The program provides incentive to the groups to actively participate in environmental projects. It creates an interest and enthusiasm for preserving our natural resources, with more than $15,000 in cash and other awards including a college scholarship.
How To Become Involved
Youth groups can become involved in the West Virginia Youth Environmental Program by simply enrolling at any time. There is no obligation and no cost. Each group that enrolls receives informative materials, including an official certificate of enrollment, lists of available awards, the award sponsors, project ideas, and criteria for reporting.
Youth groups enrolled in the program must submit a report of their projects to become eligible for more than $15,000 in awards. Projects are to be completed from April 16 of the current year through April 15 of the next year. These reports are judged and the winning youth groups are presented their awards at the Annual Youth Environmental Day. This event is held the third Saturday in May at North Bend State Park, Cairo, West Virginia. Individual awards are also available. For additional information about the YEP and to learn more about enrollment, please contact:
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Dubai Islamic Bank (DIB) announced today that its recent Ramadan commercial has been named one of the year's top 10 TV advertisements. Titled "Give," the innovative commercial emphasised the importance of giving during the Holy Month of Ramadan.
The TV Ad tells the tale of an anonymous benefactor who travels through Dubai's dusty roads in the intense heat to leave mysterious packages for the needy. The message behind "Give" is that the really good deeds are normally the anonymous ones.
The commercial was highlighted in the latest issue of Campaign, the trade magazine of the advertising and marketing industries as one of the year's "Top 10 TV & Cinema Ads."
Salah Al Hashimi, Head of Corporate Communications, Dubai Islamic Bank, said: "we are proud that our commercial was selected as one of the top ten Ads in 2010 in the region. A lot of work and effort was put into it to ensure it reaches its objective and delivers its message, and it did. I thank all those behind the 'Give' campaign for creating a commercial that encapsulated the spirit of Ramadan perfectly. By avoiding conventional commercial advertisement in favour of delivering a social message we were able to create a far greater impression on viewers."
The advertisement was produced by Milkshake Media and directed by Moneer Barakat.
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Open Knowledge Foundation (Wikipedia)
The Open Knowledge Foundation (okfn.org) is dedicated to promoting the creation, sharing and application of Open Knowledge in the Digital Age.
Openspending.org (already being implemented by www.gov.uk, data.gov.uk/about-us)
The Open Economics Workshop is happening today openeconomics.net/2012/12/17/ope… @okfnecon #openecon— OKFN Open Economics (@okfnecon) December 17, 2012
blog.okfn.org, December 17, 2012, First Open Economics International Workshop
On 17-18 December, economics and law professors, data publishers, practitioners and representatives from international institutions will gather at Emmanuel College, Cambridge for the First Open Economics International Workshop. From showcasing the examples of successes in collaborative economic research and open data to reviewing the legal cultural and other barriers to information sharing, this event aims to build an understanding of the value of open data and open tools for the economics profession and the obstacles to opening up information in economics. The workshop will also explore the role of greater openness in broadening understanding of and engagement with economics among the wider community including policy-makers and society.
This event is part of the Open Economics project, funded by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and is a key step in identifying best practice as well as legal, regulatory and technical barriers and opportunities for open economic data. A statement on the Open Economics Principles will be produced as a result of the workshop...
The event is being organized by the Centre for Intellectual Property and Information Law (CIPIL) at the University of Cambridge and Open Economics Working Group of the Open Knowledge Foundation and is funded by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. More information about the Working Group can be found online.


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My family, I'm very close to my sisters.
My cell phone, funny that one thing has become so necessary.
My education, it changes the way you think about life.
Hmm. I'll think of more.
Also, if you are educated, and generally have a good sense of yourself and where you are going.


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When I decided to study abroad a little over eight months ago, I considered the fact that I would be missing a very important part of American history.
Not only would I be missing the presidential election, but I would be missing the first presidential election in which I could actively participate. When I left in September for a three-month stay in England, I thought for sure I would be missing it all. I could not have been more wrong.
What I forgot to consider, however, was the fact that I would be surrounded by people who really wanted to know my thoughts about my government.
I currently attend the University of Westminster and live in a flat with seven other international students. As the only American, it has been an eye-opening experience. Discussing the election with them gave me insight into what other students thought about it.
From the outside looking in, the pattern seems to be consistent. Most people I have come across, in fact almost all the people I have come across, endorse our current president.
At first, I was a little bitter about the situation, forcing my own opinions down their throats and wondering why they had such strong stances on something they did not even know.
After being asked who I was voting for multiple times, and seemingly having the same discussion repeatedly, I decided to take advantage of the situation at hand. I have never been into politics, but being here has certainly inspired me. I stayed up until 2 a.m. to watch each of the three debates, and kept myself updated with news to ensure I was informed.
What I have learned most being abroad during such an important election is how involved other countries are with American politics.
I was so surprised that each of my flat mates, coming from Mexico, Denmark, England, Germany, and France all knew the names of both presidential candidates. I felt so embarrassed when I could not even name one person of leadership in their respective countries. This encouraged me to continue my research, but this time going beyond just the United States.
For the first time, I looked into our foreign policy, and was actually interested in how our country works with other countries.
Today, in my French Revolution class, my professor compared the division of American politics in the current election to the divide of the country in France during its revolution. I pulled him aside after class and asked him his thoughts on the election. Although he has resided in London for eight year, he was born in raised in Virginia and still voted in this very election. He explained that most people in the UK care about these elections, and although he lives here, placing his vote in America still affects him.
Suddenly, everything became so clear. I used to dismiss politics, claiming that I didn't really care, which is unfortunately an excuse used by many people all over the United States.
In that moment spent talking with my professor, I realized that each American has the opportunity to direct our country in the right path. As cliché as it may be, it took being abroad for me to truly realize the direct impact each person can have on Election Day.
After almost two months of growing knowledge on the subject, the election is finally here. My friends and I will be attending an election party, starting around 11:30 London time to watch the election unfold. Many places all around the city are holding election parties, some of which will be held all night.
At first I thought being abroad during the election was going to make my first voting experience irrelevant, but it has turned out to be the complete opposite. Being abroad has truly enhanced my views on politics, and I will return home with a whole new outlook.
Martin, of Methuen, Mass., voted via absentee ballot while studying abroad in London. She will study there through the end of the calendar year.
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Bavarian cream puff Kate Kelton grew up in the Great White North of Canada and has been acting since high school, landing her break out role in Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle (2004). It was a skin-filled flick but Kate was non-nude, and she continued this disappointing trend in Cake (2005), The Last Hit (2005), Jekyll + Hyde (2006), and Growth (2010). We came closer to seeing Kate's chest weights in the teen horror movie Detention (2011), when she stripped down to her bra to show off...Join Mr. Skin for the full bio >>
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We have a Summit Agenda available.
Our 2013 eHealth Summit Program is available.
The 8:30 a.m.. Tuesday morning Welcoming Presentation Slides from Polly Mullins-Bentley are available.
Judy Murphy's 9 a.m. Tuesday morning session presentation is available.
Dr. John Langefeld's 9 a.m. Tuesday morning session presentation is available.
The Kentucky Health Benefits Exchange presentation by Carrie Banahan and William Nold, 11:15 a.m., Tuesday morning session is available.
Michael L. Millenson presentation from the Tuesday luncheon is available.
Please view the slide presentations from our Tuesday afternoon Workshops:
Workshop A - Consumers and HIT
Workshop B - Meaningful Use and Problem Solving
Workshop C - Health IT Education and Workforce Development
Workshop D - HIE Privacy and Security
Please see the information we have on Nursing CEUs. We also have CEU information for non-nursing professionals.
Nursing Continuing Education Credits Instructions
This program is approved for up to five continuing education hours toward education requirements for Certified Professional in Healthcare Information and Management Systems and Certified Associate in Healthcare Information and Management Systems.
We have pictures available from the eHealth Summit.


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Lansdale residents have more ways to watch TV and save money thanks to Xfinity packages from Comcast providing a variety of everyone's favorite channels. Xfinity TV delivers high-definition digital cable and options such as On Demand and DVR technology to fit your schedule.
Most Americans spend 35 hours every week watching TV, and Xfinity brings TV to Lansdale, PA to fill these hours with the most enjoyment possible. Sports fans get more with the local Lansdale channels in the Xfinity lineup. For the television shows and movies you love, from the latest hits and classic favorites, check out Xfinity TV specials.


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Design tips for planting bulbs
Here it is mid November and I have finally gotten my bulbs in the ground. Some might say it is best to plant bulbs in early fall, but I say, as long as the ground isn't frozen and your bulbs aren't moldy – go for it! Bulbs are a fun addition to any landscape and can be one of the few flowering plants in late winter and early spring when we are so desperate to have a hint of life in our gardens. Having them poke through frost to show off their bright and cheerful colors is a huge relief and a hint that spring will come soon. However, bulbs can be costly and are often times installed in a way that can be downright ridiculous looking.
Here are some tips to get more bang for your buck:
ALWAYS Plant bulbs in masses – at a minimum 10-15 bulbs per planting area is needed to have enough impact to show color – a row of single bulbs is a waste unless it is in large masses and looks goofy.
Choose naturalizing bulbs that will spread over time such as anemone, narcissus, muscari, snowdrops, scilla, allium, and crocus to name a few. These need minimal (if any) care once they are established.
Plant bulbs behind herbaceous perennials such as daylilies or hardy geraniums which come up after the bulbs are done blooming. Bulb foliage should be left to go dormant after they flower in order to preserve as much nutrients as possible into the bulb or roots – many gardeners will cut down the spent foliage which is essentially removing the nutrients from the bulb to produce flowers for the next year.
For a great natural look, plant in drifts or under deciduous trees. Crocus look amazing in spots in the lawn. A good way to place them is to throw them into the air and plant them where they land!
Pay attention to bloom color and bloom time – plant bulbs that flower in succession and look good together. My biggest mistake is I never remember what I planted from the previous years, and will sometimes need to move some bulbs around because they just don't work together – like lavender and red tulips – yuck.
For more information check out these bulb companies: Bulbs Direct, Color Blends, Dutch Gardens Flowers, Netherland Bulb Company
A great depth planting guide from Netherland Bulb Company:
Memorial Gardens – Small & Large
It is never easy to lose a loved one, whether it is a family member, a friend or even a pet. The grieving process can be one of the most emotionally difficult and painful experiences we go through in life. Even after years have gone by, my throat and chest still tighten up and my eyes start to burn in my effort to hold back tears when thinking about my loved ones who have passed. Everyone grieves differently, but it is nice to try and focus on celebrating your loved one and remembering their life. Naturally, I look for ways to do that in the garden.
As a landscape designer my clients often ask me to incorporate memorial elements into their garden spaces– whether it is a small sitting area surrounded by plants with sentimental value, a small plaque, statue or a single tree. Often the plants used have a specific fragrance, colors or a species that their loved one once enjoyed. I've also been asked to place such memorable transplants into gardens that were carried from home to home. My own mother dug up her special roses every time we moved when I was young. To this day, the only reason I plant roses is because of her passion for those few plants.
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Last year I had the pleasure and honor of working on an amazing project. The City of Mill Creek asked for my help to design a memorial garden for veterans. Early on in the process, my Grandfather passed away unexpectedly which left me unable to function normally for many weeks. He was an incredible man that I was proud to call my Grandfather. It was a difficult time, but this project helped me get through it.
Throughout the design process – especially once I could see it coming to life, emotions always got the best of me. Both of my grandfathers served in the military during WWII, and now neither will ever see this memorial. However, both will have their names engraved in stone at this site.
On Memorial Day, May 31st, 2010 the City of Mill Creek unveiled the "Veteran's Monument", the community garden for people to honor and remember the men and women who served in the military. The morning event was full of hundreds of faces young and old, many in decorated uniforms. Despite the downpour of rain, people stood and listened to the dedication and heartbreaking stories of families who've lost their loved ones. Afterwards the visitors where able to browse the many names of men and women who were in the Armed Forces, all engraved on beautifully polished basalt columns.
In the course of this project I listened to many stories of veterans and their loved ones which often left me speechless. These are all people to respect and remember; who sacrificed time away from family and often their lives. I cannot easily find the words to describe how much of an incredible experience it was; to work with so many passionate people on a community project that has so much meaning to everyone involved, and the great community it was built for.
Even months after the unveiling ceremony I can't help but get teary when I see someone in the garden, which will be a place for people to honor their loved ones, forever.
More on this project:
- Photos from start to finish
- Front page article on Memorial Day 2010
- This side bar article about my grandfather-in-law who played a significant role in the Iwo Jima war – this article about him shows the connection to the project
- A short video with some great photos, including at night with lighting!


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Kate Rohde
I've always loved really crazy, excessive detailing in art and design, which in some ways has always seemed at odds with what we now consider good taste.
Kate Rohde's artwork and functional pieces are jointly inspired by an intersecting love of natural history and the ornate decorative arts spanning several eras, including perhaps most notably the Rococo era as well as preferring to source inspiration from her vast collection of books.
Kate began making jewellery after collaborating with Australian fashion house Romance Was Born on their 'Renaissance Dinosaur' collection in 2010 and more recently she has added a range of multipurpose vessels to her repertoire of functional creations. Since completing a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) at the Victorian College of the Arts in 2001, Rohde has held several solo exhibitions and been involved in numerous group shows around Australia and internationally, including the 2013-2014 survey of art and design at 'Melbourne Now' at the National Gallery of Victoria. Kate's artwork is held in a number of public collections including the National Gallery of Victoria, University of Queensland Art Museum and the Art Gallery of South Australia.


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FRYEBURG, Maine — Due to a structural deficiency, the Red Iron McNeil Road Bridge on McNeil Road in Fryeburg is closed. Crews have placed signs guiding motorists along a short detour route.
Travelers are advised to use caution and to follow the detour route.
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it wasn't the want it might seem to be, although want was certainly involved. wanting does not make the necessary less so, but it does leave motives open to doubt.
� � � we interrupt this nonsense with breaking news: there has been a dead bee-napping. my mascot dammit. gone. or worse, not gone, just being held in an undisclosed location pending freaking me out when i least expect it. um. okay then. � � �
anyway. for a few of the wee hours last night i was engaging in some serious self-flagellation in the form of a PHP class of search functions, same little bastard that beat me down a few weeks back, working me over again. & i was losing – i was no closer to the answer than when i started, & i went to bed a defeated woman.
at seven-thirty (am!), the phone interrupted some twisty dreamy logic process, & i woke up knowing; not the why of it but very definitely the what. & i got up at that hour, yes. i got up, & i finished in about an hour, something that i'd been struggling with off & on for a month.
i cannot describe in any conscious context the knowledge i gained, it's glyphs & images, nuances, a comprehension of direction, perhaps a sense of the shape of the reasons for the answer. i have some crossed wires in me, you know. i can feel the errant synaptic activity physically, energy dodging down the wrong way at the last minute & the understanding remaining just out of reach … sometimes clarity never comes.
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The 'Late Night' show host wants to take TV props like guns and sword on the plane since he's going to host the Primetime Emmy Awards.
Less than a month before the 66th annual Primetime Emmy Awards, NBC has begun promoting the awards ceremony. Host Seth Meyers is featured in the first promo video that sees him trying to get aboard a plane with some prohibited items.
"Before you go through that you should know I'm hosting the Emmys, so I have a lot of TV props in there," the funnyman tries to explain to a TSA officer who checks his bag. The TSA officer can't help but give suspicious look at the "Late Night with Seth Meyers" host as he tries to bring such illegal items as guns, alcoholic drink, blue meth and sword which he claims represent "True Detective", "Homeland", "Mad Men" and "Game of Thrones".
The 2014 Emmy Awards will take place August 25 at the Nokia Theatre in Downtown Los Angeles, California and air live coast-to-coast at 8-11 P.M. ET / 5-8 P.M. PT on NBC.
Meyers said at the TCA summer press tour earlier this month that he wouldn't skewer anyone during his opening monologue, but he intended "to be entertaining for three hours in a very old-school way."


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It is virtually impossible to create an LCD screen with no dead pixels. It is just an unfortunate side effect of the process of making these screens. The goal is to make these defects as minimal as possible.
PSP Problems - Dead Pixels
Posted on: March 25, 2005 at 5:39 pm on Gear Live - 8 comments total
Pixels are the very small blocks of light that make up the screen. A "dead pixel" is a dark spot in the screen.
In simple terms, imagine a wall full of light bulbs... and one is burned out.
PSP Problems - Dead Pixels
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I got a couple dead pixels, but only one is in an annoying spot. I am sure I will not even notice it after the "new" wears off. I am just going to roll with mine "as-is"
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Due to forecasted temperatures and weather, Appalachian State University softball's doubleheader with Campbell on Tuesday has been cancelled.
The doubleheader which was originally scheduled for March 18th was rescheduled for tomorrow, but has since been cancelled again.
The Mountaineers will be in action on Thursday when they travel to Radford for a doubleheader that slated to start at 4 p.m.
Five Mountaineers Named All-SoCon
Appalachian State University mens tennis earned five all-league nods, the Southern Conference announced on Monday.
The Mountaineers saw two doubles teams and three individual players earn all-SoCon honors including a trio of all-freshman selections for a squad that finished fourth in league play and earned a bye in this weeks SoCon Tournament.
Appalachians No. 1 doubles tandem of Zach Bost (Jefferson, Ga./Jefferson) and Sebastien King (Montreal, Quebec, Canada/George Vanier) earned first team all-league honors after finishing 12-5 overall and 7-2 in SoCon play during the season. The duo led the league in overall wins and tied for third in conference victories.
Also earning all-league honors in doubles was the No. 2 team of Oliver Casey (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia/Carey Baptist) and Daniel Hoang (Mississaugua, Ontario, Canada/Assumption). The duo was named as a second team all-SoCon selection after compiling a 10-8 record during the regular season, including a 7-2 mark in league play.
In addition to their doubles honors, Casey and Hoang were also named as all-freshman selections along with teammate Jack Maddocks (Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia/Lambton). Casey finished 13-7 overall and 6-3 in league play as the Mountaineers primary No. 2 singles player. Hoang was 9-11 overall and 5-3 against SoCon foes while spending most of the season at No. 3.
Maddocks, who joined the team in January after finishing high school in his native Australia, went 12-9 on the season and 7-2 in SoCon play while spending the majority of the year at No. 5 in the lineup.
The five all-SoCon honors are the most for any Appalachian State squad in a single season, besting the previous mark of three in 1996 and 2012.
The Mountaineers (9-12, 6-3 SoCon) earned the No. 4 seed in this weeks league tournament and will take on No. 5 Samford at 8:30 a.m. on Thursday for a spot in the semifinals.
2014 SoCon Mens Tennis Postseason Awards
First Team
Stefan Fortmann, Elon
Cameron Silverman, Elon
Adam Steryous, Furman
Oliver Webb, Georgia Southern
Ahmet Sarioglu, UNCG
Elliot Barnwell, Samford
Zach Bost/Sebastien King, Appalachian State
Cameron Silverman/Jordan Kaufman, Elon
Matt Browne/Joel Cook, Furman
Second Team
Singles (by position)
No. 1 Rob Galloway, Wofford
No. 2 Fares Kilani, Samford
No. 3 Robert Lindgren, Elon
No. 4 Brian Kowalski, Elon
No. 5 Jordan Kaufman, Elon
No. 6 Ben Horst, Furman
Doubles (by position)
No. 1 James Dougherty/Randy Phillips, UNCG
No. 2 Oliver Casey/Daniel Hoang, Appalachian State
No. 3 Stefan Fortmann/Juan Madrid, Elon
Oliver Casey, Appalachian State
Daniel Hoang, Appalachian State
Jack Maddocks, Appalachian State
Adam Steryous, Furman
Liam Sullivan, Samford
Haris Poric, Wofford
Player of the Year
Cameron Silverman, Elon
Freshman of the Year
Adam Steryous, Furman
Don Bunch/Buddy Hartsell Sportsmanship Award
Walker Heffron, Wofford
Coach of the Year
Michael Leonard, Elon
Cox Named Second Team All-SoCon
Appalachian State University womens tennis sophomore Clare Cox (Greensboro, N.C./Grimsley) was named as a second team all-Southern Conference selection, the league office announced on Monday.
Cox finished the season with a record of 10-11 at the No. 1 spot in singles play, which included a 5-4 mark against SoCon opponents. She also went 8-11 in doubles play while playing most of the season at the No. 2 spot in the lineup.
The Greensboro, N.C. native earned SoCon Player of the Week honors for the week of March 31-April 6 and ended the year on a four-match win streak in singles while taking four-of-five doubles matches to close out the regular season. She is 25-19 in singles play in her first two years as a Mountaineer and was the 2013 SoCon Freshman of the Year after finishing 15-8 a season ago.
Cox and the Mountaineers (8-15, 3-6 SoCon) enter the 2014 SoCon Tournament as the No. 7 seed and will take on No. 10 Western Carolina at 2 p.m. on Wednesday from the Champions Club in Chattanooga, Tenn.
2014 SoCon Womens Tennis Postseason Awards
First Team
Brites Moniz-Soares, Davidson
Jordan Johnston, Elon
Ansley Speaks, Furman
Stephanie Ntcha, Samford
Kayla Jones, Chattanooga
Stacia Kissell, Western Carolina
Katherine Oudin/Alex Moreno-Kaste, Furman
Stephanie Ntcha/Kristen Lewis, Samford
Kaylene Chadwell/Alexa Flynn, Chattanooga
Second Team
Singles (by position)
No. 1 Clare Cox, Appalachian State
No. 2 Frida Jansaker, Elon
No. 3 Yasmeen Ebada, Samford
No. 4 Bryn Khoury, Elon
No. 5 Emily Mallory, Samford
No. 6 Blair Martin, Furman
Doubles (by position)
No. 1 Jordan Johnston/Barbora Lazarova, Elon
No. 2 Blair Martin/Ansley Speaks, Furman
No. 3 Kelsey Coots/Claire Mulyadi, Chattanooga
Karlee Bryde, Furman
Ansley Speaks, Furman
Blair Martin, Furman
Giulia Riepe, Georgia Southern
Yasmin Franco, UNCG
Lauren Caballero, Samford
Player of the Year
Ansley Speaks, Furman
Freshman of the Year
Ansley Speaks, Furman
Sportsmanship Award
Audrey Coventry, Wofford
Coach of the Year
Debbie Southern, Furman


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My father never punished us neither me nor my sisters he always tried to avoid it, as for the most of time he was out of station because of job reason, on the other hand mother has punisher us, in fact several times. Mother believes that hitting a kid make kid used of it and once kid become used to beatings it ultimately turns a kid into a neglected type of kid, that's why she mostly punished us with punishments other than beatings. She did hit us sometimes anyway
Inspite of being a boy I always escaped most of the punishments when in my childhood, as I always used to play "the youngest" card while despite of being girls, both my sisters got frequently punished Including an embarrassing and humiliating nude punishment for several things as they were older than me so they were supposed and oath to be more responsible than me, according to mother. Most of the time my mother punished me by making me stand by bending my knees, sitting as I was sitting on chair but without a chair, due to some reason this punishment is not meant for girls so both my sisters had to stand on table with their hands up or sometimes by holding their ears and sometimes they had do it with all their clothes off in complete nude although nude punishments were rare but still both my sisters had received it several times. There are some spectacular nude punishment that is suffered by both of my sisters and this was the one of it. Actually my cousins came to visit us, two of them were mine age and one was of my sisters. Their parents and my father were out of station so we kids were left in the responsibility of my mother. Those days a very popular festival was on celebration although the festival is also famous for kidnapping and chaos over run and too expensiveness. My mother told us that we'll go in festival when my father return but my sisters had made their own plan with some of their classmates and didn't told the mother about it.
Our neighbor had seen them in the festival and complaint it to my mother, my mother got really angry and worried as my sisters were so late in getting back and as they returned my mother started yelling on them plus she also slapped their faces twice or thrice. Mother wanted them to admit their mistake but my sisters kept on arguing which made my so pissed off that she didn't think of anything and started stripping both of my sisters clothes by force right infront of us all even she didn't care about the other boys present in the room, first top followed by jeans and then vest actually it was a female vest but not bra as my sisters had started growing their breast, which was then exhibiting to us specially the nipples, and at last the panties, exposing the pubic hairs and little grown pee pinkies, leaving both my sisters in huge embarrassed and humiliated state. Although after removing their panties, mother realizes that she was not doing the right thing to the girls by stripping them completely nude infront of the boys but the thought was over run by the rage. She made them stand on the table in complete nude holding their ears nearly for the two and half hours, she didn't even asked us to leave the room, that's why we all had the full opportunity to enjoy the naked shame of both my sisters, infact our eldest cousin was enjoying it the most as he was starring each and every part on the naked bodied of my sisters, while my sisters were so afraid and were feeling so humiliated that were standing still with their hand holding their ears, their face was red with embarrassment that they were feeling and their eyes looking down with shame, mostly because of have been made standing completely nude leaving their whole nude body on display infront of the eldest cousin who was of same age.
Hi Tommy,

this is the great story! And well done for your excellent writing. It should be very embarrasing for your sisters.

I would like to know couple of more details about this story - can you added for example: if both sisters were 13years old (twins), when they were staying on the table if they tried atleast cover a ***** with leg across leg, if during this time (2,5hours) were saying something or tried to reduce their punishment. And what did you and your cousins do during this punishment?Did you stay al the time (2,5hours) in this room. You all were staring all the time on your sisters or you tried to pretend that you are doing something in this room.Did you do or your cousins any comments during this time on your sisters?How ther reacted after punisment or next day? How much younger then your sisters you are?Can you remember another punishment for your sisters?Sorry for many questions, but this is one of the best story which I ever read.


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Cessna Aircraft is adding three maintenance trucks to its international ground-based mobile service unit (MSU) fleet serving Citations across North America and Europe. The latest mobile additions to the Citation Service Center support network become active this month. One unit is positioned at Centennial Airport's Tac Air facility near Denver. A second unit is located at Montgomery Aviation at Indianapolis Executive Airport to serve Indiana and parts of Michigan, Ohio, Illinois and Kentucky. The third, the first European MSU, will be positioned at Aéroport de Lyon-Bron to cover southern France, northern Spain, northern Italy and Geneva. "We have eight in the U.S. and they have done some 900 visits so far this year," a spokesman for the company told AIN. "The object is to augment the service center so we base them at FBOs in cities apart from service centers." The trucks carry most of the tools and equipment found in Cessna Citation Service Centers and can handle procedures up to and including Citation X engine exchanges.
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The glitz! The glamour! The gradual realisation that, as much as you wanted your small-time favourite (Melancholia / Drive / Take Shelter) to win, you can't fight the inevitable! Yes - it's Oscar time again. The nominations were announced this week, with Martin Scorsese's Hugo narrowly pipping The Artist with 11 nods to the silent wonder's 10. We live-blogged the announcement, explained why we think Michel Hazanavicius's film will still win big come February and griped about those that were left out. Join us on 26 February for an all-night bonanza of gowns and gongs, back-slapping and blubbering. It will be just like being in LA. But with cynicism.
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Park City's received its annual influx of film-makers as the Sundance film festival rolled into action. Chief among the big hitters was Spike Lee, in town to present his new film, Red Hook Summer. Lee used his press conference to rail against a movie industry that "knows nothing about black people". He was joined by a man who knows something about haranguing Hollywood from a Utah mountain - Kevin Smith, who continued his attack on the studio's distribution model by launching 'Kevin Smith and SModcast Presents ...' to help exhibit the work of new film-makers.
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Greek director Theo Angelopoulos died in a road accident this week. He was 76.
"Angelopoulos's themes are the great themes of exile and return, and the equivalent interior, spiritual sense of alienation and longing for peace," said Peter Bradshaw in his tribute to the film-maker behind critically acclaimed films like Eternity and a Day and The Weeping Meadow. Elsewhere we presented Angelopoulos's career in clips and a selection of images from his work.
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• 'Stop that blatching Tarquin!' Harry Potter game kicks off at Oxford
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While you were sleeping: US consumers, Citigroup
April 15 (BusinessDesk) – Wall Street rose as solid US retail sales data and better-than-expected results from Citigroup calmed frayed nerves and reassured some investors about the outlook for the world's largest economy and corporate profits.
A Commerce Department report showed that retail sales climbed a better-than-expected 1.1 percent in March, while February's gain was revised up to 0.7 percent. Last month's increase was the largest since September 2012.
"This is not a fragile economy," Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ in New York, told Reuters. "The linchpin of economic growth, the consumer is back and with the consumer's help, growth will be even faster in 2014."
Other upbeat reports included first-quarter profit from Citigroup which reported a surprise increase as losses from its troubled assets narrowed. That helped to ease concern about the current state of the banking industry, sparked by JPMorgan's disappointing results on Friday. Shares of Citigroup jumped, last up 4.1 percent.
Other banks scheduled to report earnings in the coming days include Bank of America, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley. While shares of JPMorgan extended Friday's losses, down 1.1 percent, Bank of America rose 1.2 percent, Goldman Sachs advanced 0.8 percent while Morgan Stanley climbed 1.6 percent.
In afternoon trading in New York, the Dow Jones Industrial Average added 0.68 percent, the Standard & Poor's 500 Index increased 0.67 percent, while the Nasdaq Composite Index rose 0.50 percent.
Shares of Visa and Cisco each advanced, last up 2.1 percent and 1.5 percent respectively, and leading the Dow higher.
In Europe, the Stoxx 600 Index finished the session with a 0.3 percent gain from the previous close, as did Germany's DAX and the UK's FTSE 100. France's CAC 40 rose 0.4 percent.
Here the latest report showed industrial production in the euro zone rose 0.2 percent in February.
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Oil prices climbed, while the ruble sank, on increased tension between Russia and Ukraine amid signs Ukraine central government was losing control in more areas in the country's eastern region. Brent for May settlement increased 1.6 percent to US$109.03 a barrel. A report that a Russian military jet made several passes near a US naval ship unnerved investors.
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You mean I should stop using software from the U.S. and quit my job at an American company in return, just because I disagree with the politics of your government? I mean it's not as if you were funding the German state by downloading it for free.
While you're at it, you might stop using Star-/Open Office as well - it's originally from a German company, IIRC it's still maintained by mainly German people and if that doesn't make it kind of dirty, I don't know what else.
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text: Among the employers benefiting from Americans' continued willingness to spend is Carlisle Wide Plank Floors, based in Stoddard, N.H. Carlisle makes hardwood flooring used in stores, restaurants and hotels. CEO Michael Stanek said orders jumped 30 percent in the first quarter compared with a year earlier.The company is hiring factory, sales and administrative employees to meet the higher demand. Carlisle expects to add about 15 employees this year to its 85-person workforce. Friday's report showed that the U.S. economy added 70,000 more jobs in April and May than the government had previously estimated â¿¿ 50,000 in April and 20,000 in May. The Fed has been buying $85 billion in Treasury and mortgage bonds each month since late last year. The purchases pushed long-term interest rates to historic lows, fueled a stock rally and encouraged consumers and businesses to borrow and spend. The low rates have helped support an economy that's had to absorb government spending cuts and a Social Security tax increase that's shrunk paychecks this year. John Silvia, chief economist at Wells Fargo, said he thinks the Fed will announce at its September policy meeting that it will start reducing its bond purchases, perhaps to $75 billion a month. Chairman Ben Bernanke has said the Fed's bond buying could end around the time unemployment reaches 7 percent. The Fed foresees that happening around mid-2014. But Silvia said he didn't think unemployment would reach 7 percent by then. He thinks the Fed could continue its bond buying into 2015. Friday's report contained at least one element of concern: Many of the job gains were in generally lower-paying industries, a trend that emerged earlier this year. The hotels, restaurants and entertainment industry added 75,000 jobs in June. This industry has added an average 55,000 jobs a month this year, nearly double its average in 2012. Retailers added 37,000. Temporary jobs rose 10,000.


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Trial to Compare the Relative Pharmacodynamic Properties of Different Glucagon Dosages
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Profil Institut für Stoffwechselforschung GmbH
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The ultimate goal of the PCDIAB project is to develop a bi-hormonal pump (insulin and glucagon) substituting for the pancreas and facilitating tight euglycemic control in patients with T1DM.
|Diabetes Mellitus Type 1
|Drug: Glucagon
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Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
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|A Randomised, Single Center, Three-period Trial to Compare the Relative Pharmacodynamic Properties of Different Glucagon Dosages at Four Different Blood Glucose Concentrations
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Glucagon level: 0,11 and 1 mg
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The study is planned as open, randomised 3-period cross-over in patients with T1DM. The study will include a total of 6 completing patients. The study is not blinded due to the exploratory nature.
At each of the 3 periods, different blood glucose level will be established in 4 steps (8, 6, 4, and 2.8 mmol/L), and a prefixed glucagon dose will be given per glucose level. The sequence of glucagon dose strength for the three dosing days will be randomized.
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|July 25, 2013
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|February 4, 2014
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Diabetes Mellitus
Diabetes Mellitus, Type 1
Glucose Metabolism Disorders
Metabolic Diseases
Endocrine System Diseases
Autoimmune Diseases
Immune System Diseases
Glucagon-Like Peptide 1
Gastrointestinal Agents
Hormones, Hormone Substitutes, and Hormone Antagonists
Physiological Effects of Drugs
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Finance Minister Sadakazu Tanigaki on Thursday became the first Liberal Democratic Party lawmaker to officially declare his candidacy for the Sept. 20 LDP presidential election, pledging that if he becomes the next prime minister, he will not visit Yasukuni Shrine.
In his announcement to the media, Tanigaki said the government also needs to raise the consumption tax to at least 10 percent from the current 5 percent early in the next decade.
Earlier in the day, Tanigaki met with Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi to tell him of his candidacy for the election and made the announcement at a meeting of his LDP faction.
Tanigaki told reporters he will work to mend Japan's strained ties with China and South Korea.
His remarks are in stark contrast to comments from the hawkish Chief Cabinet Secretary Shinzo Abe, 51, already considered the front-runner in the LDP presidential race. Abe is a hardliner on East Asian issues and has defended Koizumi's annual visits to Yasukuni.
"If I become the prime minister, I will refrain from visiting Yasukuni Shrine," 61-year-old Tanigaki said.
Koizumi's annual visits to the war-related Shinto shrine since he took office in 2001 have sparked strong criticism by China and South Korea, which have both demanded he stop his trips.
Tanigaki said Koizumi's Yasukuni visits are a key reason for the strained relations.
"It is abnormal that Japan and its neighbor countries cannot have summits right now," Tanigaki said. "We have to normalize those relations as soon as possible and I believe it necessary to create an Asian hotline."
As for controlling the ballooning fiscal deficit, Tanigaki said the government should increase the consumption tax to at least 10 percent in or soon after 2010.
With a rapidly aging population, the finance minister said the country could not avoid a hike in the tax, as that revenue will be needed to pay for pensions, and medical and nursing care.
"I don't want to stay away from efforts to reconstruct the (country's) fiscal policies," he said.
Tanigaki's remarks on the consumption tax will likely increase debate among LDP lawmakers, as many believe backing a tax hike will drive away voters from the LDP, which has to get ready for the Upper House election next summer.
Tanigaki, a Lower House member, has held several key Cabinet posts, including minister for industrial revitalization and chairman of the National Public Safety Commission.
His announcement followed news that former Chief Cabinet Secretary Yasuo Fukuda, an LDP heavyweight and one of the four prospective candidates, said July 21 he will not join the race.
While Abe is already expected to win the presidential poll, Fukuda's decision is likely to boost his win.
Tanigaki trails behind the others in public support. Abe and Foreign Minister Taro Aso, 65, are expected to announce their candidacies in late August.


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I would love to make a career of my music, however, that's probably not practical. Still a guy can dream.
Making new friends, making people feel comfortable. I'm very easy going and not prone to being judgmental.
Communication, which is 90% being able to REALLY listen to someone.
Favorite shows: The Office (U.S.), Trailer Park Boys, Modern Marvels, How it's Made, NFL football, South Park, Law and Order:SVU.
Films: Pulp Fiction, The Godfather, The Empire Strikes Back, Indiana Jones, Gangs of New York, The Gladiator, anything with Steve Carrel (Except Evan Almighty... ugh),
Most any 80's-90's low budget action or kung-fu movie is a good time to me. I still have a VHS collection of terrible old movies in my closet. Waterworld, Romeo Must Die (Jet Li), Die Hard 2, Commando. I can't get enough.
Music: Absolutely everything. I don't care what the genre is. If it's quality music, it's quality music. Been on a big Ludo binge lately.
Food: I'll try anything once. I've had pig intestine, chicken heart, green papaya salad, pigs feet, head cheese, liver, squid, pig ears... if I haven't had it before I'll give it a shot.
Food I actually like: Just about anything. Especially partial to Asian food. Thai and Indian; I love me some curry.
My car. I love driving, cleaning her up, cruising around with the windows down and the music blaring, making old people angry.
Good food. I cook basically all of my own meals and I could never go back to ramen and grilled cheese now.
Books. Always loved books and always will. What else can you do on a rainy Sunday afternoon.
Coffee. I'm an addict, what can I say.
Music. When you find that perfect song that fits the mood you're in just right and makes your spirits soar. It's an irreplaceable feeling.
And about 1000 other things :P
More seriously: Usually either lyrics or chord progressions for a song, or looking forward to the next fun thing on the schedule.
Or the meaning of life... because why not.
You think you can help my bar trivia team actually win just one time. Seriously though, we need help in the geography section.
You'd enjoy a brewery tour, or a night at Comedy Sportz.
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Retiring council members clarify city administrator's benefits, authorize changes
Dayton City Council held a special meeting early in the morning of Dec. 31. This was the final meeting for three retiring members of the council including the mayor. The meeting included a closed session for the council, an amendment consideration to the city administrator's contract and a request for final payment to Hennepin County for the construction of Goose Lake Road.
The closed session was held so the council could receive a report on an investigation regarding possible violation of data privacy laws. No further information was provided nor was any action taken on this issue at the start of the open meeting portion.
Next, the council was asked to also consider an amendment to City Administrator Samantha Orduno's contract in terms of vacation accrual and sick leave payout.
Orduno said she doesn't believe city administrators' vacation and sick pay are typically discussed publicly but she chose to do so for transparency.
She was seeking clarification of an amendment already in her contract which allowed for continual vacation accrual and asked that the council consider providing her a 50 percent payout of sick time which would put her sick payout in line with most of the other city employees. Currently, Orduno accrues 5 weeks of vacation time per year.
In April 2012 the council approved a resolution capping employees' vacation accrual to the equivalent of two years of eligible vacation time. According to Orduno as well as the city attorney, contract employees were not meant to be included in the cap policy.
Tim McNeil, who was serving as a council member at the time until he would become mayor Jan. 7, suggested tabling the consideration to a regularly scheduled meeting.
"I felt that there was no need to do it at that specific time and that by doing it as part of a special meeting we were needlessly casting suspicion on the request as well as making the council in general, appear less professional," said McNeil.
Orduno responded stating she felt it made sense to get clarification on her contract with that particular council since those were the individuals with which she negotiated the contract.
Mayor Doug Anderson and councilors Scott Hoke and Phil Forseth voted in favor of the amendment to provide Orduno with 50 percent payout for sick time and no limit on her vacation accrual.
McNeil voted against the motion.
"It was contrary to the action we just took six months earlier," he said believing Orduno's contract should follow the April 2012 vacation cap policy. "It is outside how we treat other employees, it is contrary to private sector practices and represents an amount that I felt was excessive."
Further, the council authorized final payment to Hennepin County for the construction of Goose Lake Road. The city will then bill contractor Tom Dehn, of MTD Properties for a reimbursement of $42,000. Orduno said the Goose Lake Road project stems from a modifications that were made to accommodate Dehn's Nature's Crossing development.
Council member Rick Shermer was unable to attend due to out of town commitments planned prior to the special meeting being called.
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A pocket of Crace has helped shed light on a neighbourly pattern boosting the number of solar panels on Australian roofs.
Aerial images captured by geographic mapping company nearmap have visually tracked the copycat trend and revealed that solar power is contagious.
A nearmap spokesman said photographs taken across the country revealed a tendency for neighbours to follow the lead of one green house in their street, sparking a frenzy of solar installations in one pocket of the community.
Canberra was no exception. An area of Crace seemingly followed the trend, with panels popping up around Vandyke Street, Zanci Street, Wadeye Street and Benalla Street.
The installation of solar is soaring across Canberra, and some of the city's big buildings are being prepped for panels.
The ACT government will spend up to $3.3 million to install one of the nation's largest rooftop solar arrays at Canberra Hospital.
The Royal Australian Mint will be covered in more than 900 solar panels, one of the largest installations of its kind on an Australian building. The panels are expected to be ready for use in November and will cut greenhouse emissions and save money.
Meanwhile, the territory's next solar farm, which could be established further afield, will include technology to store power and reap the benefits of the sun even when it isn't shining.
But closer to home, installing panels on residential houses hasn't been easy for many Canberrans.
In June, the ACT government said it would revise flawed overshadowing regulations that builders and home owners said were contributing to Canberra's housing affordability crisis and could add between $15,000 to $50,000 to the cost of building a home.
Australia-wide, almost 15 per cent of households have adopted solar to power their homes, according to recent figures from the Energy Supply Association of Australia.
Chief executive Simon Crowther said the company kept a "close eye on renewable energy trends".
He said the technology helped installers see prospective customers' roofs, delivering significant return on investment to the solar industry.


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THE ''best before'' dates on food packaging in Britain will be scrapped to stop 8.3 million tonnes of food landing in the bin each year, but Australia should not be quick to follow suit, experts said.
Government ministers in Britain are targeting ''best before'' and ''sell by'' labels, which they blame for food being thrown away, despite being fine to eat. But the executive officer of the Food Safety Information Council in Australia, Juliana Madden, said better education was the answer to overcoming Australians throwing away $5 billion worth of food each year.
''We can't just keep going back to regulators asking them to change labelling because we are throwing out more food,'' she said. ''What we need to do is take some personal responsibility and be better organised with our shopping, as well as provide better education about the differences between ''use by'' and ''best before''.
She said that while food past its use-by date should not be consumed, food past its best-before date posed a quality - not a safety - issue and could be eaten.
Unlike food past its use-by date, food past its best-before date can legally be sold.
''Changing, or getting rid of, the best-before labels won't change that misunderstanding or solve food wastage,'' Ms Madden said.
''Food wastage issues could be better addressed if people stopped buying in bulk, or stocking up on food just because it is cheap, and were organised about what they need and planned before shopping.''
In January, Labelling Logic, a report on improving food labelling in Australia and New Zealand, was presented to Australian governments. It followed an independent review and public feedback about how labelling could be improved.
But a spokeswoman for Food Standards Australia New Zealand, Lydia Buchtmann, said removing or changing best-before labels was not suggested in any public submission or recommended in the final report.
''I think use-by and best-before labels have an important role in preventing food poisoning,'' she said. ''[And] we have some great charities like Foodbank and OzHarvest which donate excess food from supermarkets to the needy so … that is a good way to prevent food going to waste.''
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The East London Boxing Academy hosted their annual boxing show on Saturday, with academy winning more than half the bouts.
There were seven clubs and two national champions in attendance at the show held at the Community Centre in Walthamstow.
Debutant Mohammed Hassnan Ali, Habib Akram and Ishmail Qureshi all winning in impressive fashion.
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The Best!!!Some object to the bite, I happen to like it. It works! — 9 years, 1 month agoLuisors | 5 reviews
Vanilla Mint is GREATThe newer vanilla mint Listerine is actually GREAT, so if you're ready for a new mouthwash flavor and feel adventurous, try the vanilla mint, which is my new favorite. Listerine is still the BEST of the mouthwashes, and I have tried others when they've gone on sale--it just works! — 9 years, 1 month agosmokey24 | 5 reviews
Just Left The DentistI use this product daily and it works well. I normally use the the tartar control mouthwash because it leaves my teeth feeling smooth. Just a smooth as they do when I leave the dentist office after a cleaning. I will highly recommend the tartar control mouthwash. — 9 years, 1 month agocapri28 | 1 reviews
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Vanilla Mint is the BestI love the Vanilla Mint variety. It does the trick, and is super refreshing without being too strong. My dentist says that Listerine is great to use, but not to overdo it, because like anything, that could be bad. I use it one time a day, before bed. — 9 years, 2 months agotracylr | 24 reviews
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