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As the third anniversary of the Syria crisis approaches, it is impossible not to be affected by the plight of millions of children caught in the cross-fire, fleeing with families or beginning their lives as refugees in Syria's neighbouring countries.
The devastating impact of the conflict weighs heavily on parents. Hamdo, who comes from a town near Damascus but now lives in a small flat in Baaqa, Jordan, said: "I left Syria because of the children. They were suffering both physically and mentally - whenever they heard planes and trucks they were terrified and they would scream. When they arrived in Jordan they were still scared of loud noises - they thought they heard gunfire. My little daughter who is now six remembers our home; she cries all the time and even though we left
when she was four she still remembers her toys and the children she used to play with."
Hamdo worries what future his children have ahead of them.
Every child has hopes and dreams. A group of 70 Syrian and Jordanian children who came together at a school in Baqaa pasted illustrations of theirs onto red balloons that were released in the sky - to mark the beginning of a week of vigils taking place around the world in solidarity with people affected by the Syria crisis. With boundless energy they chased the balloons around the playground together.
"I dream of peace", twelve-year-old Yasmin wrote onto her balloon. She arrived in Jordan a year and a half ago from the Syrian city of Daraa and hopes to go back to Syria to one day study to become a doctor.
The children and their teachers talked about the support and generosity that Jordanian families have shown to the refugees. Ismail, a 10-year-old Jordanian child, said: "I hope that my [Syrian] friends' country will go back to the way it used to be. We always like to help our Syrian neighbours. The other day we gave them a cupboard, and my dad helped them roll out the carpet, we also gave them some clothes to wear."
But everyone is getting tired of waiting. It is time for world leaders to put the children of Syria first and ensure that they have a future to return to. Governments must push the parties to the conflict to end the bloodshed, ensure all those in need of life-saving aid can access it and commit to inclusive peace talks.
As people come together on Thursday 13th March to hold vigils around the world, from London to Hong Kong, and Darfur to Za'atari refugee camp in Jordan, the hopes of Syrian children will be shared by millions of others.
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A coalition called the Silver Ribbon Campaign to Trust Women is advocating for a brighter 2012 for women's rights by flying a variety of pro-choice banners on San Francisco's Market Street. Above, one flies within view of SF's City Hall. Click through for more!


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Healthcare Real Estate: Looking Beyond The Indicators
With only a few exceptions, the mood was decidedly up at Thursday's Healthcare Real Estate Conference in Chicago. The investors, brokers, tenants, developers and managers who met at the University Club came to hear about strategies and trends in development, management and capital for medical properties ranging from medical office buildings (MOBs) to large healthcare campuses to retail outpatient facilities.
Superficially, the first indicator from 2012 was a drop in medical facility construction starts. Usually, when a sector sees a drop in national groundbreaking, it's kind of tough to read the tea leaves as anything other than a negative.
That wasn't the diagnosis at the conference.
On a panel including Shawn Janus of Jones Lang LaSalle's Healthcare practice, the drop in starts was likened to a deception associated with long-term factors finally clearing up.
"We saw a decrease due to the capital markets still rebounding, and a SCOTUS ruling on ACA, then an election," said Janus. "With all that behind us, we're going to ses greater activity. On the acute care side, that has dropped off. Community hospital starts has slowed down. But we're going to see higher-acuity activity driven into the outpatient environment."
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The healthcare sector of commercial real estate has a set of keywords that don't appear elsewhere. Let's take a look at Shawn's response and unpack it a bit.
- acute care: more or less means large hospitals
- high acuity: medical interventions for seriously ill people (acuity is another term for acuteness or severity of illness). High acuity medecine is typically conducted on inpatients, that is, hospital patients. But the general trend in medicine and the incentives are to take some higher acuity patients and treat them not in hospitals but in specialized outpatient settings. One classic example of this trend is the dialysis clinic. There was a time that dialysis for kidney patients was conducted primarily inside a hospital: that has changed in a great many places today.
- outpatient : a patient not hospitalized overnight
What he's describing is a trend — several trends, in medical payments, technology and facilities management — that will cause an explosion in non-hospital medical facility utilization for outpatients. Strip mall spaces, office renovations, all manner of off-campus medical facilities are going to form the demand nationally going forward.
Consider it a retailizaton of medicine.
IT First, Space Solutions Next
And the trends in healthcare facilities are moving in a particular order, creating further deception in the recent numbers. The Affordable Care Act contains mountains of incentives for the adoption of healthcare information technology (HIT) including electronic medical records (EHR). Tina Waldrup, VP of HealthDirections, an Illinois consulting firm, put it this way:
"From the provider perspective: ACA is causing providers to spend much more on IT and thereby less on real estate [and creating] lots of repurposing of office space. "
In other words, the changes are marching to the beat of the federal drum, placing priorities on reworking existing space — for now. But approximately 35 million more Americans will be insured – and that population, plus the "silver tsunami" of baby boomers aging into high medical care use – means a major explosion in demand for medical space is coming.
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Looking to build a green outhouse with a composting toilet system? Check out this post on Greenthinkers about these Envirolet compost toilet system outhouses in Wisconsin built by Bayfield Builders. Bayfield reports continued success with his installations.
if you contact Bayfield they can help you with plans.
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While composting toilet technology appears relatively simple, if you are involved in large projects or in applications where conventional composting toilets may not be suitable, it could be a effective idea to get advice from a consultant.
They have had the hands-on experience of designing, installing and maintaining systems, and can be especially helpful where approvals from local council is difficult.
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I have just finished collecting everything in Havanah. What a fun game! I love how you can spin the camera fast and get zero screen tearing. Sometimes the people in town appear in front of your eyes, but this is a dream sequence after all.
This is the best AC game since AC2. And I can not help but compare Edward to Heath Ledger. And that makes this game that much cooler.


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WASHINGTON, DC -- White House physicians are breathing a collective sigh of relief this week as President Bush appears to be on the mend from the injuries he sustained while recently touring with former Attorney General John Ashcroft and his Christian rock group, "The Self-Righteous Brothers".
It was obvious as the house lights dimmed and the spotlight impaled the satin and rhinestone bedecked Ashcroft, that the more than fifty thousand fans gathered for the event, were in for something special. A palpable feeling of high voltage electricity filled the stadium as a mysterious backlit figure rose up though the stage, softly strumming the opening chords to "Stairway To Heaven". A flash of white hot light gleemed from two huge hoop earrings dangling below the edge of a wide brimmed hat obscuring the face of the mysterious apparition.
The more excitable matrons in the audience swooned as the guitar man lifted his head and it was revealed that it was none other than the fur trimmed, green and pink, taffeta tailored, commander and chief himself, President G.W.(Li'l Stinky) Bush. Tastefully dressed young republicans swayed with the melodious tones as GW's stumpy little digits positively flew up and down the frets of his glistening ax. Plant's pitiful caterwauling paled in comparison with the honey dripped tones that emanated from Ashcroft's pouting lips.
Time and space forbids this reporter from completely describing the light pulsing, rhythm pounding spectacle that enthralled the biggest gathering of devout, right wing, religious zealots ever to darken a stadium since last year's GOP convention. Suffice it to say that things ran as planned until just shortly after the third costume change.
It was about halfway through GW's stirring medley of Elvis's 1956 classics, "Heart Break Hotel", "Don't Be Cruel" and "Love Me Tender" that pandemonium broke out. Barging through the ring of Shriners posted as security for the event, a humongous, pink PVC clad, hoyden hurled her bulk up onto the stage, twirling an unwieldy pair of extra large, perspiration stained, pink pantaloons above her head.
Before an attending Shriner could stop her, shrieking, "The King Lives", she flung the unmentionables at the crooning G.W. His face enveloped in the voluminous knickers, G.W. stubbed his eight inch platforms, stumbled, fell and gave his head a nasty knock.
Of immediate concern was the red fluid that was observed seeping from the fallen star's ears. It wasn't until the press conference several hours later that the nation was allowed to breath a sigh of relief. According to the attending physician, Dr. Saul Bones, "The president was never in any real danger, although he may have a nasty goose egg for the next several weeks. The red fluid observed seeping from the president's ears turned out not to be blood after all . After extensive testing the mystery fluid turned out to be nothing more than diluted fecal matter, slightly discolored by the stewed prunes the president had for breakfast."
According to Dr. Bones, "There is no need for alarm, the president has had a history of similar occurrences since 9/11, and in each instance, we've discovered that a slight increase in roughage accompanied by soothing readings of "My Pet Goat", by Secretary of State Condi Rice, usually clears things up in a day or two.


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Last night on "The Glee Project," the contestants stumbled, sometimes literally, during their "Danceability" challenge. One of them, Taryn, actually quit within the first 10 minutes of the episode, because she missed home and couldn't handle the pressure of the competition. The remaining cast members were then left to awkwardly flounder through their "Party Rock Anthem" music video. The video wasn't nearly as atrocious as the judges declared (disgruntled judge/choreographer Zach Woodlee said this week's results would have to be decided according to "who sucked the least," which was overly harsh), but suffice to say, it was not the show's finest moment. However, the "Glee Project 2" contenders have already redeemed themselves, now that the music video from next week's "Vulnerability" challenge, as mentored by guest Cory Monteith, has been posted online.
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The clip is a total 180 from the goofy wedding-dance antics and spin-the-bottle makeout scenes from "Party Rock Anthem," as the cast members heartbreakingly battle school bullies while belting out R.E.M.'s classic weeper "Everybody Hurts." It's certain that the contestants (among them a plus-sized girl, a blind man, a conflicted Muslim, a transgender, a girl in a wheelchair, and an autistic boy) tapped into their real-life struggles while filming their raw performances. The result is the series' most emotionally stirring music video yet. It makes last season's "Mad World" look like...well, "Party Rock Anthem," kind of.
Crack open a CostCo-sized Kleenex box and watch "Everybody Hurts" below. There's not much actual glee to be had here, but this is truly must-see TV, and it proves that these kids are way better actors than they are dancers.
I only wish that Dani Shay--one of my favorite "TGP" contestants, who was sadly eliminated this week--had stayed on to participate in this one. On last night's upbeat episode, her chill attitude and indie-girl coffeehouse vibe were ultimately her downfall, but I have a feeling she could've won the "Vulnerability" challenge, if she'd just stuck around.
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Scheduling of corrugated paper production
Corrugated paper is produced by gluing three types of papers of the same breadth. Given a set of orders, we first assign each order to one of the standard breadths, and then sequence those assigned to each standard breadth so that they are continuously manufactured from the three rolls of the specified standard breadth equipped in the machine called corrugator. Here we are asked to achieve multi-goals of minimizing total length of roll papers, total loss of papers caused by the differences between standard breadths and real breadths of the orders, and the number of machine stops needed during production. We use integer programming to assign orders to standard breadths, and then develop a special purpose algorithm to sequence the orders assigned to each standard breadth. This is a first attempt to handle scheduling problems of the corrugator machine.
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A word about selfies, Miley Cyrus...
When a drunken teenager tripped and fell over 10 years ago, little did he know he was about to change the face of modern lexicography.
The young Australian suffered a gash on his lip which he was so proud of, he took a photograph and posted it on the internet. 'Sorry about the quality,' he wrote. 'It was a selfie.'
And that was the exact moment the language of teenage girls and celebrities around the world was transformed forever.
Now the term selfie has earned official recognition from the Oxford English Dictionary after its use soared by 17,000% in the last year.
While it may feel like more, we can only blame Miley Cyrus for 16,000% of that rise.
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These jazz and improvisation pioneers have performed together within various ensembles as leaders and members of numerous band aggregations for decades. Yet, pianist Alexander Von Schlippenbach's Trio has triumphantly withstood the sands of time, spanning four decades. And the artists intuitive performances are in alignment with the stars, here on this comprehensive outing captured live in Bauhaus Dessau, Germany.
The trio's acutely visualized artistic craftsmanship parallels Germany's legendary Bauhaus art school, founded in 1919 via multi-phased patterns, sharp trajectories and diametrically opposed choruses. On this 2010 release Evan Parker performs solely on tenor sax, and drummer, percussionist Paul Lovens helps synchronize or decompose the various cadences with remarkable agility. In effect, Lovens lucidly demonstrates his skills and for my money should be counted among the top-five or so, improvisational drummers of all time.
Essentially, the trio bridges the gap between torrential downpours of music, underscored by emotion and passionate colloquies. The musicians execute ascending search and conquer missions, yet temper the flows into deft frameworks, especially noticeable on the 41-minute opener, "Bauhaus 1." Sparked by whirlwind flurries and 360 degree shifts in strategy the musicians inject budding cadenzas while mimicking each other's moves and intersecting ideas.
The trio prudently tempers the dynamic via meaningful exchanges that mimic the human element. On "Bauhaus 3," Parker and Von Schlippenbach launch the events with warmly modeled choruses. Moreover, Parker's yearning notes chart a course for a metropolitan-like hustle and bustle vibe, and they finalize the procedures with a whisper. Hence, the audience's rousing applause sums up and reinforces the impressionable performance, although most advocates of this genre would not foresee anything less from these consummate pros.


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Volunteering can play a vital role in many people's lives, from young people who need experience to get their careers started to those making the move from work to retirement. And it also improves the work of many organisations.
The National Archives continues to benefit from the dedication and commitment of volunteers from across the world through a number of onsite and online projects. Some of these projects came to fruition in 2016 or reached key milestones. This blog examines some of those successes but also looks at how we engage with volunteers in the future to help us continue to achieve our goals through our vision of Archives Inspire.
Many of our volunteers are involved in collection enhancement initiatives, such as adding content to Discovery, our online catalogue. This can involve adding new descriptions or enhancing existing ones.
One such project which ended last year saw the re-cataloguing of some 220,000 First World War Officers personnel files held at Kew in the record series WO 339 and WO 374. Prior to the work, the records were arranged by surname and first initial only, making it difficult to distinguish between the several hundred J Smiths. Now, the collections have been expanded to record full name, rank and regiment, which has enabled us to focus, celebrate and commemorate colourful and moving stories among the collections, including papers relating to Ralph Vaughan-Williams, Basil Rathbone, Claude Raines and TE Lawrence, Ronald Coleman and Walter Tull, the first black officer in the British Army at a time when the manual of Military Law forbade non-Europeans from becoming combat officers. The blogs Give Leadership and Name, the Hollywood battalion, and Walter Tull: from a cobbler to a soldier explore these collections in greater detail demonstrating how the work of the volunteers has vastly improved access and understanding of these records.
But our volunteering activity is not solely focused on cataloguing. We also have volunteers who help us maintain our library collection and promote our museum, the Keeper's Gallery, by providing tours to the public. Volunteers help prepare our records for collection care work prior to digitisation, as well as supporting the conservation treatment and rehousing of collections as Jacquie Moon's blog Eight million photographs explains. Continue reading »


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KIEV, Ukraine, Nov. 30 (UPI) -- Yulia Tymoshenko, due to declining health, probably won't attend a court session in Ukraine appealing her prison sentence, a supporter said.
Tymoshenko is serving a seven-year prison term after being convicted of abusing her authority when, as prime minister in 2009, she helped broker a gas deal with Russian energy company Gazprom. That deal returned gas supplies to Ukraine but the current government claims it ruined an economy battered by recession.
A Ukrainian court of appeals is to hear the case Thursday in Kiev.
A colleague, however, said the former prime minister likely won't attend because of poor health.
"Yulia Tymoshenko is unlikely to participate in the court hearing because, unfortunately, her health is deteriorating quickly," Oleksandr Turchynov, deputy head of the opposition the All-Ukrainian Union "Fatherland" party was quoted by her Web site as saying.
Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych ordered Tymoshenko transferred to a pretrial detention center's "European-standard" medical ward earlier this week.
Doctors during Tymoshenko's most recent checkup were unable to pinpoint the cause of her ailments though her lawyers have said she's unable to get out bed.
Her Western supporters say the charges against her are politically motivated. She lost a bruising 2010 campaign for president to Yanukovych.


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Redskins legend Joe Gibbs made a whole bunch of appearances on various ESPN platforms Wednesday, promoting his new book.
Along the way, he answered a whole bunch of questions about RGIII (and also at least one question about Stephen Strasburg, but I'll ignore that for now).
In this brief video, Hannah Storm asks Gibbs for his impressions of Robert Griffin III.
"I've got to tell you, my impression, everybody's excited," Gibbs replied. "I'm the biggest Redskins fan in the world. I'm around the Redskins all the time and people there in the community. Everybody's fired up about it.
"What I like about RGIII is kind of the way he handles himself," Gibbs continued. "He seems to be handling everything great, to burst on the scene like that. He's a fantastic athlete. Everybody there is extremely excited.
"I'm fired up that management there — Bruce, Dan, Mike everybody — kind of went after him and did what it takes to get somebody like that, because really they're in a division with great quarterbacks. All three of those teams: Vick, Manning, Romo. And so I think now the Redskins can compete at that level, and I think it gives them a chance to really step up and do something."
Then Storm asked when the Redskins can expect to make the playoffs, which is even more unfair than asking Gibbs about Strasburg.
"I wouldn't do that to a coach," Gibbs said. "I'm not gonna predict anything. But I think that's what they would like to do for sure, Mike and all the guys there. I think we're all excited. And I think we've got the right people leading the team right now. And I think they've made some good decisions, this being a big one."


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Ebola test for Uganda's wildlife
South African scientists will examine Ugandan wildlife in an attempt to discover whether animals and birds served as reservoirs for the deadly Ebola virus.
Uganda's health ministry spokesman, Paul Kaggwa, said experts from the South African National Institute of Virology are to conduct tests on bats, rats and birds to see whether the virus is passed from wildlife to humans.
Ebola, which can cause its victims to bleed to death, is spread through contact with infected bodily fluids. It has no known cure.
The outbreak of the disease in Uganda in mid-September killed 115 people and infected another 210.
Officials say the spread of the disease has been contained, with just 13 people still hospitalised.
Ebola toll
"The South Africans have expressed interest to come and look at these potential reservoirs (for the virus), which include bats and rats," said Mr Kaggwa.
Experts from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the World Health Organisation and Médecins sans Frontičres have been in Uganda to help contain the disease.
The previous recorded outbreak of Ebola was in Gabon in 1997 when it killed 10 people, but the highest toll was in 1995 when over 200 people died in the town of Kikwit in the DR Congo - formerly Zaire.
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knott was cool i dug the heck out of his john mayer continuum review
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yea josh he was v good i mean not quite klap good but v v good
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The housing is available at the base based on rank. 11. What are some attractions near the base? Fort Still Museum, Lake Elmer Thomas Recreation Area, Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge are some attractions near the base 12. Are there any specific educational institutions established at the base? The students located at the base attends Lawton Public Schools. The base trains about 20000 soldiers annually in the Field Artillery School. All the latest artillery can be found at the base. The demographics of the base is not available.
The base is always in news with the accomplishments in ongoing wars of IRAQ & Afghanistan. 17. Has the base been of any special importance lately? The base is a major participant in Afghanistan & IRAQ wars and the soldiers trained here are on ground 18. What recent mission has the base participated in? The base is a major participant in Afghanistan & IRAQ wars. The mission has always been a training ground for artillery units. Major General David C. Ralston is the Commanding General, U.S. Army Field Artillery Center and Fort Sill, Commandant, U.S. Army Field Artillery School.


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Olivier Giroud and Francis Coquelin get shirty with Arsenal fans
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[1]After a successful trial in New York City, eBay (EBAY[2]) hopes to add its digital presence to more malls[3].
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An eBay official said the San Francisco screens were not a test program, but part of an effort to rollout retail touch screens at more retail locations. "This is a thing we're going to scale," he said.
Earlier this year, eBay put up similar displays selling products[5] for Fifth & Pacific's (FNP[6]) new Kate Spade line in Manhattan. While eBay hasn't revealed how many sales those screens produced, the trial was apparently successful enough to move the program forward.
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A Luton nursery has been rapped by Ofsted after staff failed to make a child protection referral.
Inspectors visited Beech Hill Nursery and Children's Centre, Dunstable Road, in April after concerns arose over the safeguarding practice at the nursery.
The schools watchdog found that a further child protection referral had not been made to the council after concerns arose for a second time over a child's safety.
The incident "compromises children's safety and well-being", according to the Ofsted report published on Friday.
It added: "This means that, despite other areas of practice being strong, leadership and management is inadequate.
"Safeguarding procedures in the nursery are not sufficiently robust to ensure all staff consistently follow agreed processes for gathering and reporting information."
Due to the failing Beech Hill Nursery and Children's Centre was given an overall 'inadequate' rating, a drop from its previous 'good' report in August 2011.
Despite the incident inspectors found that staff at the nursery "do not ignore concerns and continue to seek the involvement of the relevant agencies to safeguard children."
Nursery operator Amtiaz Munir told Luton News the child protection referral failure was an 'isolated incident'.
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For starters: Rays at Royals, in a funk
UPDATE, 6:51: The issue with Pearce is tendinitis, something he has been getting daily treatment for and expects to be able to play through all season. ... Cash said improving the defense is vital, and that it is on the players as well as the coaches and him to keep making it a focus. .. 2B Logan Forsythe (fractured left shoulder) took swings off tee again today at Trop, also took ground balls and turned double plays. He is eyeing a mid-June return. ... RHPs Alex Cobb and Chase Whitley (TJ surgery) threw 35-pitch bullpens today at Trop, mixed in breaking balls for the first time.
UPDATE, 4:49: Pearce is indeed in the Rays lineup, back at 2B. ... The Royals have won 13 of the last 14 against the Rays in KC, outscoring them 99-41. ...
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Nurses: Lew's Fealty to Wall Street Shows U.S. Again Lags
Behind Global Community in Holding Banks Accountable
Nurses Praise Call by EU Tax Commission for a Robin Hood Tax
On a day in which the European Union's tax commissioner recommended the U.S. join the growing list of nations favoring a tax in financial speculation to repair global economies, the largest U.S. organization of nurses criticized recent comments by Treasury Secretary nominee Jack Lew for showing more loyalty to Wall Street than to Main Street.
In a statement reported by Bloomberg news, Lew escalated the Obama administration's opposition to a small tax on Wall Street trades that could raise hundreds of billions of dollars for repairing the U.S. economy – in sharp contrast to the direction of many of the leading nations of Europe which are moving to enact a similar tax.
"With such concern in Washington about the sequestration and the need for additional revenue, it is appalling that the administration's incoming Treasury Secretary would be protecting the Wall Street barons by opposing a small tax on the very people who created our economic disaster," said NNU Co-president Deborah Burger, RN, co-president of National Nurses United
"Nurses daily see the worsening health consequences of persistent economic crisis facing many families and know our communities need the help a tax on Wall Street can provide. That's why so many nations in Europe and other major markets in the world are acting to hold the bankers and traders accountable and require them to pay their fair share. The Obama administration should be joining with other nations, not standing in the way," Burger said.
Notably, Lew's remarks were reported Monday on the same day the EU Tax Commissioner Algirdas Semeta was describing in a Washington speech how many of Europe's biggest countries are going in the opposite direction.
"The financial sector is under taxed compared to other sectors," said Semeta. "We (the EU) are ready to lead the way." France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Austria, Greece, Estonia, Slovenia, and Slovakia have all endorsed a financial transaction tax, joining with the fastest growing markets in Asia and other major world exchanges.
"The tax also has supporters here which I want to encourage," said Semeta. A growing movement for a U.S. version of the FTT, which advocates call the Robin Hood tax, is engaging in grass roots actions in support of the tax and supporting the Inclusive Prosperity Act, introduced by Rep. Keith Ellison, which is expected to be reintroduced soon.
With a small tax of just 50 cents for every $100 in trades of stocks, and less on bonds, derivatives and other financial instruments, the Ellison bill could raise up to $350 billion every year – providing a major revenue source for healthcare, jobs, and fighting AIDS and climate change among other basic needs.
An FTT would also serve to stabilize markets by limiting high-speed, high-volume trades and by constraining price spikes in essentials, like food and gas, tied to speculative trading. In his Washington speech, Semeta noted that high-frequency trading has led to transactions that "do not have any social value," adding the tax would "reorient the financial sector" around the real economy.
Lew's opposition to the tax even goes beyond the stance of outgoing Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner who lobbied against European nations adopting the tax, a position he ultimately stepped back from after considerable criticism in Europe.
In the statement Monday, from comments made by Lew to written questions by Senator Orrin Hatch, top Republican on the Senate Finance Committee, Lew claimed that an FTT "would be vulnerable to evasion, create incentives for financial re-engineering, and burden retail investors."
Those claims, say NNU, have been proven wrong by the success of transaction taxes in the dozens of nations that have adopted taxes on financial activity, the very reason EU nations are moving rapidly to implement the tax as an important source of revenue.
For example, since trading is highly automated and more than 70 percent of trades go through computerized central clearing houses, trades are easy to monitor and the tax is extremely difficult to evade.
"Americans pay a sales tax on virtually all consumer activity," noted Burger. "Why should the biggest banks and stock traders who did so much to harm our communities be exempted and protected?"


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WORTHINGTON — The Worthington Police Department investigated a crash without injuries at 7:10 p.m. Wednesday in the Shopko parking lot.
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WORTHINGTON — The Minnesota State Patrol responded to a two-vehicle crash at 8:29 a.m. Thursday on U.S. 59, 1½ miles north of Worthington. A 1999 Cadillac Deville driven by James Schultz, 21, of Bigelow, was southbound when it rear-ended a tractor pulling a feeder wagon. John Widboom, 68, of Worthington, was driving the tractor. He was not injured. Schultz sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Assisting at the scene was the Nobles County Sheriff's Office, Worthington Ambulance and Worthington Rescue.
WORTHINGTON — The Worthington Police Department cited an individual for no Minnesota driver's license and failure to use child restraint at 6:22 p.m. Wednesday near the intersection of Ninth Street and Second Avenue.
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text: Just a heads up to anyone planning on staying at BWV, we had a room with a confirmed (by Disney pest control) bed bug infestation. It was in an accessible room on the first floor, I wish I could remember the room number but we were moved and it was the third resort we stayed at this trip. We were pleased with the way it was handled IN DISNEY, and have taken every precaution we can think of now that we are home to prevent an infestation here, but should we require treatment, Disney's claims department will surely be hearing from us. Bed bugs are a huge problem to which Disney isn't immune. They are required to inspect each room every 30 days apparently. I don't blame Disney, but I do know we didn't have any bugs before we left home. Just be diligent in inspecting your room prior to bringing your luggage in. Don't be naive to think because it's Disney, you're in the clear.


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Fashion forward mom Jessica Alba has a thing for headbands, which is why I wasn't surprised to see her matching headdresses with her darling daughter Honor Warren.
Finding comfortable headbands that don't bother little girls is a bit of an art form. While bands with plastic stay put longer they can feel tight and uncomfortable on growing globes (imagine how it feels when you wear an uncomfortable headband all day, then consider what it might feel like for a baby who can't speak up). I have to give Alba kudos for finding a stretchy style that fits Honor, but still gives off that darling mini schoolgirl vibe.
Replicate the look on your lil one with a soft polka dot headband ($4). Don't forget to wear your own if you're into family dressing!


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Five Ripley Running Club members made the pleasant journey down to Stamford in Lincolnshire last Sunday to compete in the Stamford Running Club-organised St Valentine's 30k race.
The one-lap course gently undulates in places sufficiently to make it a fair challenge for the 750 entrants. On this occasion, the weather conditions were near perfect with a beautiful clear sky and virtually no wind.
Ripley's first man home was Ryan Ball in 123rd out of the 630 finishers, in a time of 2 hours, 16 minutes and 45 seconds. This was the first time Ryan has raced further than 13 miles so it was confirmation that his training is going well for the Virgin London Marathon on April 13 where he will make his debut at 26.2 mile running in this flagship event.
In second place at Stamford for Ripley RC and also running in this year's Virgin London Marathon was Dennis Holmes, who was very pleased with his time of 2.25.09 and 203rd position as he will be competing in the veteran 50 category at London this year for the first time and will be happy to achieve anything sub 3.45 in that great race.
Third man in for Ripley was club captain Karl Tietz in 284th position and a time of 2.31.25 which could have been a little quicker had he not stopped a couple of times with a "dead foot" but was never going to challenge his own personal best on this course of 2 hours 5 minutes set many years ago.
Completing the Ripley line-up were two ladies who are both in serious spring marathon training mode at present. Cathy Cresswell who will be racing the Windermere marathon in May finished the 30k or 18.6 miles at Stamford in 2.39.31 for 353rd position while Victoria Leach who will be running the Manchester marathon in the first week of April achieved comfortably her sub 3-hours target finishing in 2.5.22 for 499th position from the 630 finishers.
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By hook or by crook
Tom Hamilton
June 7, 2012
Grenoble celebrate their promotion to the Top 14 Orange © PA Photos
The Top 14 2011-12 campaign comes to an end this weekend but preparations are already well underway at newly promoted Grenoble ahead of next season. Prominent in their cabinet war room, planning their assault on the top-tier of French rugby, is former Leinster and Ireland hooker Bernard Jackman.
He is no ordinary ex-professional hooker. Not only is he fluent in Japanese but he is living proof that the old perception of the front-rower being a physical animal and focused solely on shoving the head of their opponent as far up his own rear as possible is now a near-extinct breed.
Forced to retire from rugby due to a string of concussions - he suffered 20 in his final three seasons in the game - Jackson knew that he wanted to turn his hand to coaching. While fellow ex-hooker Olivier Azam is excelling on the south Mediterranean coast at Toulon as their forwards coach, Jackman ignored the attractions of forwards or scrum coaching and opted to go for a role focused on the defence - in the east of France.
"I like the way defence works - it's very systematic and black and white," Jackman told ESPN. "There's a real honesty to good defences and to how they react and scramble for each other. I've enjoyed working on guy's technique. You have to be good at tackling - you must understand what goes into achieving the tackle and then the aftermath.
"You'd be surprised at how many professionals don't know the technique of the tackle and instead rely on brute force.
"It's a case of work-rate and nous and I like the analytical aspect of it. If you're an attack coach it's more creative and more decision-making goes into it - there's not necessarily a right answer in terms of being an attack coach but there is in defence."
For Jackman, two years with Clontarf RFC from 2009 was his apprenticeship but in his own words, it was not seen as a recognised stepping-stone onto the coaching ladder. He decided to leave his role there and pursue other options and after throwing out some feelers, he persuaded France PRO D2 side Grenoble to let him coach their defence in the 2011-12 pre-season on a two month contract - after former Connacht team-mate and Grenoble skipper Anthony Farley also sang his praises.
Such was the success of Jackman's work that Grenoble kept him on as a part-time consultant throughout last season. Fast-forward to now and Grenoble are preparing for life in the Top 14 after gaining promotion with Jackman's work at the forefront of everything they have done well. He has been rewarded with a permanent full-time contract meaning that the Jackman family will be moving en masse to France in the coming weeks.
It will be some baptism of fire for Jackman with 10 hours of French lessons a week upon arrival and then he faces the task of masterminding a way that the team can compete with Top 14 giants such as Toulouse and Clermont Auvergne on a tiny budget in comparison. Grenoble have already brought in Sale's Joaquin Tuculet and Toulouse's Shaun Sowerby and they are the type of player that Jackman sees the team being built around.
"We've recruited guys who have points to prove and are maybe unfulfilled in their own careers," he said. "We want to build a tight close-knit squad and I think the Exeter Chiefs model is an excellent one. If we do our job well as coaches then and get clarity across and secure the nature of what we're trying to achieve then that covers any perceived deficiencies between our set of players and the others in the league.
"Back in 2005, Grenoble were a Top 16 club but were moved down two divisions due to financial reasons. They have a solid backing now and it's a case of taking that onto the field. It's a huge opportunity for our players to achieve some milestones in their career and look back on the year with some good memories."
Former Ireland hooker Bernard Jackman on the charge back in his playing days © PA Photos
But while the suits in the boardroom are busy bolstering their squad, Jackman is already focusing on his defence remit and is busy identifying areas he can tweak and a solid platform on which Grenoble can build a side capable of retaining their Top 14 status.
For Jackman, he singles out Ireland coach Les Kiss as his greatest influence. Kiss was the man who masterminded Ireland's famous victory over the Wallabies in the 2011 World Cup with the 'choke tackle' at the forefront of their win.
"I was in the Irish squad in 2009 when we probably the first team to choke and it was a big part of us winning the Grand Slam," Jackman said. "Since then, the opposition catch on to what you're doing and go to ground a lot earlier. But fast-forward two years and that was a fundamental reason for our win over Australia.
"Les is an immensely intelligent man. He's worked in South Africa and with the Waratahs and he's always looking for a new angle and has been the biggest influence on my career from a defence point-of-view."
Jackman is fully aware of the potential risk he is taking with Grenoble. They are going into the unknown - while Bordeaux surprised the Top 14 in an Exeter manner with a eighth-place finish in their debut season, for every success story there are those who are used as basis for comparison. But you can't help but feel after talking to Jackman and listening to just how passionate, and indeed clued up, he is on the subject of defence, that Grenoble are in safe hands.
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This weekend will be the easiest logistically of the summer recruiting evaluation season for the Arizona Wildcats.
But it also could be the most intense.
While nearly all of UA's top targets are playing in Las Vegas during the final weekend of the July recruiting period, the Wildcats will need to leave good impressions on a number of top 2014 recruiting targets, many of whom will begin to narrow their choices and/or pick schools in the upcoming weeks.
"If you look at the first two July evaluation periods, (coach) Sean Miller and his staff were really split up covering the entire country," said Josh Gershon, an analyst for Scout.com.
"This is the only weekend that's not entirely necessary. They can focus on Las Vegas, where probably 90-95 percent of their (targets) are playing. So this is by far the most important weekend of the year for them."
Of UA's highest 2014 priorities, only wing Justise Winslow of Houston is playing in Orlando, Fla., while others such as wing Stanley Johnson, forward Kameron Chatman and power forward Craig Victor will be in Las Vegas.
While the weekend isn't about "seeing" the 2014 prospects as much as being seen by them, the Wildcats also will be further evaluating younger players this weekend. Top 2015 targets such as forward Ivan Rabb, center Stephen Zimmerman, center Chance Comanche and guard Tyler Dorsey also will be in Las Vegas.
Lyons says au revoir
After a brief three-game stint with Toronto in the Las Vegas Summer League, former Wildcats guard Mark Lyons will leave in two weeks to carry out his professional contract in France.
Lyons had an out in his contract with Chorale Roanne if he had been signed by an NBA team but was unable to make inroads with Toronto. Lyons played in only the first summer league game for the Raptors, and his agent, Chris Emens, said he pulled Lyons after three games. The Raptors signed former Marquette guard Dwight Buycks as backup guard earlier this month, which appeared to seal Lyons' fate.
Lyons had one rebound, a steal and three fouls while going scoreless in his eight-minute appearance for Toronto.
Former Wildcat Solomon Hill, meanwhile, averaged 12.0 points, 5.2 rebounds and 2.6 assists during summer-league play in Florida for the Pacers, who picked Hill in the first round of last month's NBA draft.
Parrom breaks hand
Kevin Parrom's hard-luck streak continued into his professional life, when he broke his left (non-shooting) hand about 20 minutes into a Las Vegas showcase for international basketball scouts last week.
Parrom's agent, Todd Ramasar, said Parrom will be out four to six weeks with the injury, and that he's hoping Parrom can become an early season replacement for an overseas team in the fall. Parrom is rehabilitating the injury in Tucson.
"Like I told him, he's just got to stay positive," Ramasar said.
Full house
All of the Wildcats' 11 scholarship players have been on campus since freshman forward Aaron Gordon arrived from the U19 World Championships in Prague, Czech Republic, earlier this month.
According to UA operations director Ryan Reynolds, the Wildcats have been holding small-group skill development sessions since early June. The new summer rules, which went into place last year, allow teams to hold workouts for a maximum of two hours a week, with up to four players together at once.
New numbers
Hill's departure conveniently left jersey No. 44 open for walk-on Trey Mason, whose father, Harvey Mason Jr., wore 44 from 1986 to 1990 for the Wildcats. Other jersey numbers chosen by the new Wildcats: Gordon, 11; Rondae Hollis-Jefferson, 23; Zach Peters, 33; Elliott Pitts, 24; Eric Conklin, 54. Numbers for the returning Wildcats are scheduled to remain the same.
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Good thing Jennifer Morrison popped up in the news today (she's fronting a new TV show — read all about it here), because it meant looking up some info on her, which is where I ran across this poster for her movie "Warrior" that she posted over at Facebook/Twitter.
"Warrior" has been on my radar for a while, but it dropped off for a long time because, well, there hasn't really been a whole lot on it. There was one pic of Tom Hardy in the ring and some set images, and that's about it. Until now, that is — here's the poster for the movie.
The film is set in the world of mixed martial arts, and stars Hardy as the youngest son of an alcoholic former boxer played by Nick Nolte who returns home and trains for an upcoming tournament — a path that puts him on a collision corner with his older brother, played by Joel Edgerton from "The Thing" reboot.
"Warrior" still has a September 9, 2011 release date. We'll see if that holds up.


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AOL content head Arianna Huffington turned the tables a bit on TechCrunch's Michael Arrington today, revealing that the Huffington Post and TechCrunch were in talks to merge long before AOL bought both companies.
Arrington had initially tried to put Huffington in the hot seat today at the TechCrunch Disrupt conference, but her reference to their merger talks came as a bit of a curveball to him. "I didn't really want to talk about this part," he said, while visibly uncomfortable and trying to move the conversation off of TechCrunch.
Huffington said that the talks ended when she realized that buying TechCrunch would have been too expensive at the time.
AOL bought TechCrunch last September and announced it would buy The Huffington Post in February for $315 million. The deal put Huffington in charge of AOL's content lineup as president of the Huffington Post Media Group and also made her Arrington's boss.


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Legal Question in Criminal Law in California
I was charged with dom. voil. for hitting my husband. I think he started it. What can I do ? WE are in the middle of a Divorce. I think he started it thinking I would hit him,and if I got in trouble he would'nt have to pay spouce support.
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You need to retain counsel asap to represent you. This can have ramifications in your divorce if you have kids. You also need to speak with your divorce lawyer.
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Agreed you need to aggressively defend this. You need a criminal defense attorney.
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I am so glad this forum exists. I was beginning to feel lonely. I am a busy father of three and I commute to work by bicycle most days of the week. I live in Queens, one of the boroughs of the City of New York, and I bike to Lower Manhattan. I am all about vehicular cycling. The city has made great efforts to put in bike lanes, but I must admit, I really don't care for them. Sometimes they're fine, but sometimes I think are downright dangerous. I prefer to share the road with cars and do with considerable success on roads where there are no bike lanes. Most of the bike lanes, btw, are just two solid white lines on the right side of the road, which is where i would be riding most of the time anyway. However, about 20-30% of the time it doesn't work for me--a street cyclist needs flexibility. I plan to post on this subject on my blog in the next few days.
I also see that there are cyclists in non-urban areas that have it harder because there may be no shoulder to utilize. NYC streets often have a little extra space on the right because drivers need to get out their cars once parked. This is another reason why being confined to the right isn't so great. My understanding, I could be wrong, is that the solid double line constitutes a legal confinement and while there may be extenuating circumstances, they may be difficult to prove in court in the event of an accident.
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Somehow the God of the universe reaches down with mercy and grace in even the most horrible and dark of situations and gives His LOVE. I believe He catches the little ones in His mighty hands ~ and holds them for all eternity!!!!! (from imagination)
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He has little to go on right now, but John Ferguson remains optimistic the NHL and NHL Players' Association can negotiate a new collective bargaining agreement to salvage a portion of the 2004-05 season. "Eleventh-hour deals occur regularly," the Maple Leafs general manager said yesterday at the world junior championship here in Grand Forks, N.D. "As long as there is time left, it's realistic that a deal can get done."
There have been whispers that the NHL is preparing a new proposal to present to the NHLPA but other s have said it's not true.
The NHL's board of governors meet in New York on Jan. 14 and Ferguson will be present. Many believe that if the season is not wiped out that day, there will be a decision made on a drop-dead date to begin the season. Ferguson said there was no agenda yet in place for the meeting, which he will attend.
Because of the lockout, Ferguson was able to enjoy more quality time with his family for Christmas last weekend. He and his wife Stephanie loaded children Emily, John Jr. and Grace into the car and headed to his in-laws' in Rhode Island last week after celebrating an early Christmas with members of the Ferguson family in Toronto.
"The kids said we shouldn't put our alarm on back home because Santa would have set it off," Ferguson said with a hearty laugh. "If there is an opportunity to spend more time with your family, you take advantage of it."
If the season is cancelled, thereby delaying the 2005 NHL entry draft, the Leafs likely won't cut back on scouting.
Ferguson, who was scheduled to leave Grand Forks today, was joined here by assistant general manager Mike Penny, director of amateur scouting Barry Trapp and pro scout Craig Button.
Ferguson doesn't know what the NHL will look like on the other side of the new collective bargaining agreement but wants to be prepared for whatever comes out of the negotiating.
"It's important that we do all we can to be ready to compete under whatever new rules are in place," Ferguson said.
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For South Korea, the moment marked an important symbolic break with an ugly tradition. For decades, authoritarian regimes in South Korea used the threat of North Korean subversion to clamp down on dissent at home. The treatment meted out to Woo was typical: torture was common and prison conditions notoriously bad. Woo was indeed a spy. But he morphed into a political prisoner over the years: human rights groups pointed out he was treated brutally and kept in solitary simply because he refused to renounce his politics.
�Today, the worst abuses are a thing of the past. Korean President Kim Dae Jung, a former dissident who was once a political prisoner himself, believes Korean democracy has won the ideological battle with the North. He has released many of South Korea's long-term political prisoners. Prison conditions have started to improve, although cement-floored cells are still unheated during Korea's icy winters.
Human rights groups give Kim good marks. But Amnesty International says 270 political prisoners remain behind bars. Even Kim's boosters say he has moved too slowly to amend the draconian National Security Law that he himself was imprisoned under. The vaguely worded legislation allows the government to arrest people simply for praising or benefitting North Korea. Almost 400 people were arrested under the law last year, including students, union leaders and even Internet surfers, according to Amnesty International. The number of arrests has remained at very high levels, including many people engaged in peaceful political and social activities, the group warned in a report last month.
Kim has promised to amend the law, but he says he's hamstrung by his conservative coalition partner, the United Liberal Democrats. The party and other right-wing groups don't want security laws softened. They also oppose the release of political prisoners unless they sign a pledge agreeing to abide by South Korean law. Woo probably isn't going to reassure them. Captured on a reconnaissance mission off the coast of South Korea, he was a fierce believer in communist North Korea. His convictions helped him to keep going over the years. Today, he's read about Pyongyang's repressive regime and seen the photos of starving children in the North. Nonetheless, he says a lack of democracy in South Korea is the biggest stumbling block to reunification of the peninsula. My perspective hasn't changed, Woo says. He'd love to see his family again: he left behind a wife and 4-year-old son. Yet he must leave that up to Seoul and Pyongyang. President Kim has floated the idea of an exchange: Woo and other released prisoners for the more than 200 South Koreans held by the North. A lot of hard bargaining lies ahead before that happens.
In the meantime Woo has plenty to catch up on. When he entered prison, lapels were narrow, Eisenhower was in the White House and South Korea was dirt-poor and lagging behind North Korea economically. Lapels are narrow again, but just about everything else has changed. Last week, on a first stroll through the neon lights and bustle of downtown Seoul, Woo said he's anxious to make up for lost time. Before his release, he drew a computer keyboard on a piece of paper and started practicing. Now he's trying to get the hang of touch-tone phones, but has trouble punching in the numbers fast enough. Next on the list: faxes and cell phones. Says Woo: I have a lot to learn.
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