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|Executive Summary: With the release of Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008, it's a good time for enterprises to consider moving some of their legacy line-of-business applications from UNIX to Windows using Microsoft's Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications (SUA). Easy? Yes. Intriguing? Ditto.
Microsoft has provided support for UNIX applications on its flagship OSs since the release of Windows NT 3.1, which shipped with a POSIXcompliant subsystem. Assistance for UNIX applications and interoperability has gradually evolved, and Microsoft has invested in features such as networking support, daemons, and even X Windows. With the release of Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista, now might be the time for enterprises to consider moving some of their legacy lineof- business applications from UNIX to Windows using the Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications (SUA). It's easy to learn some of the features of the subsystem and how to install it, find download support tools and add-ons, assess the kind of support SUA offers for traditional UNIX applications, and build a UNIX application to run on Windows.
What You Need:
Solution Steps:
1. Install SUA.
2. Download and install additional utilities and the SDK from the Microsoft website.
3. Install an X server (optional).
4. Identify candidate shell scripts and applications to port to Windows.
5. Compile C and C++ applications to run under SUA.
DIFFICULTY: 3 out of 5
Install SUA
Before you can use SUA, which is included in Server 2008 and Vista, you must install and activate the feature. In the Control Panel Programs and Features applet, click Turn Windows features on or off in the left-hand pane. On Vista, in the Windows Features dialog box, select the Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications check box, as Figure 1 shows, and click OK. If you're using Server 2008, start Server Manager, right-click Features, select Add Features from the menu, and select the Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications check box. (The necessary system files were installed when you installed Server 2008 or Vista.)
In the Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications folder that subsequently appears in your All Programs menu, you'll see two shortcuts. The Help file shortcut takes you to details about new features in the subsystem. The Download Utilities for Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications shortcut takes you to the Microsoft Download Center, where you can download utilities and the software development kit (SDK) for SUA. Both 32-bit and 64-bit editions of SUA are available for Server 2008 and Vista. Download and install the combined package containing the utilities and the SDK—which is from 193MB to 210MB in size, depending on the version and target OS—on any system to which you'll port or on which you'll compile UNIX-based applications or use utilities such as UNIX-style shells. The download is a self-extracting executable. You must select a location to which to extract the files before setup can proceed.
Setup is a simple wizard that prompts you for your name, consent to the licensing agreement, and whether you want to perform a standard or custom installation. A standard installation places the most commonly used files in C:\Windows\SUA and configures your system accordingly. However, I recommend that you choose to do a custom installation and install only the components you actually need, such as support for BSD and UNIX System V–based utilities, GNU utilities and SDKs, and the Visual Studio plug-in. If you elect to install the GNU SDK, you need to accept an additional license agreement called the GNU Lesser General Public License, a copy of which is installed along with the SDK.
One step in the wizard that you must pay special attention to is security settings, which you can see in Figure 2. The options that appear (for standard or custom installations) depend on the choices you've made during the installation. The Enable Su ToRoot behavior for SUA programs option lets applications impersonate the root user (which is similar to Administrator on Windows systems) when User Account Control (UAC) is enabled. In many cases system applications and processes such as daemons on UNIX systems require this functionality; end-user processes such as data entry or customer maintenance programs rarely need it. The second option lets you enable setuid behavior, which refers to a UNIX application's ability to impersonate the owner of the program. A common scenario on UNIX systems, this option lets users who wouldn't ordinarily have access to databases or files run an application as the owner of the resource and gain access controlled by the application. Whenever possible, you should disable this option.
The third option is whether to switch Windows to case-sensitive behavior. By default, Windows is not case sensitive—for example, you can access a file called README.TXT by opening readme.txt. By making Windows case sensitive, you can allow multiple files in the same folder whose names differ only by their case, such as README.TXT, Readme.Txt, and readme.txt. A hacker with sufficient knowledge of how files are accessed can exploit this behavior. I recommend that you do not make Windows case sensitive and instead tackle case-sensitivity issues when porting applications. You can read details of the security implications of these choices in the Install.htm file in C:\Windows\SUA.
Explore SUA
After you install the utilities and SDK for the subsystem, additional items join the SUA program group, including (depending on installation options) a C shell, a Korn shell, release notes, and a link to check for critical updates. The simplest way to explore the subsystem is to launch one of the installed shells. From there you can explore the subsystem's file system by using the UNIX cd and ls commands, which Figure 3 shows.
The root of the file system is mapped to the SUA installation directory, shown in Figure 4. To break out of the file system and access Windows local and network drives, you use the file system devices under /dev/fs. For example, /dev/fs/C accesses the root or the C drive, /dev/ fs/Z accesses a mapped network drive mounted as drive Z, and /dev/fs/C/Windows accesses the Windows folder.
When using the cd command or supplying paths to commands, remember to use UNIX's forward slash (/) instead of the Windows backslash (\). Exploring common locations for executable files such as /bin, /usr/bin (which is a symbolic link to /bin), /usr/local/bin, and /usr/sbin reveals many command-line utilities that UNIX users will understand (e.g., cp, rm, mkdir, find, size, join, sort). In other directories you can find support for the X Windows subsystem, sendmail, and network services, aka daemons. I describe daemons later.
You can examine running subsystem processes by using the ps command. On its own, the ps command returns only the processes run by the user and launched from the shell. If you're using multiple shells or want to view both subsystem and Windows processes that are running, you can use the ps command with the –x option (for information about all processes that belong to a user) or the –A option (for information about all processes on the system).
To learn about the options supported for each command in the subsystem, you can use the man command in a shell. The shells themselves are rich in features, and you can use them just as you would on a UNIX system. Figure 5 shows an interactive Korn shell script being used to unpack the zipped and tar'ed XFree86 UNIX distribution, which comes in several files. The Korn shell is a UNIX command-line interpreter like cmd .exe in Windows, but is much more flexible. Tar is a command that you can use to create archives of files and extract files from existing archives. It used to be a common means of backing up files to or restoring files from tape, but is now a utility most commonly used to create software distributions consisting of many files.
SUA Startup, Daemons, and
When Vista starts, so does the UNIX subsystem. Like UNIX, the subsystem has an init process that reads startup files from the /etc/rc2.d folder, which contains symbolic links to files in the /etc/init.d directory. On a UNIX system, you would ordinarily have additional folders, such as rc3.d and rc4.d, representing each runlevel and state the system could be in, such as single-user, no network connectivity, or fully up and running. Unlike UNIX, SUA operates only at runlevel 2. The names of the scripts in rc2.d begin either with Snn (for scripts called at startup) or Knn (for scripts called at shutdown), where nn is a two-digit number that's used to control the order in which the script is called. A script that ends in 00 is called first; one that ends in 99 is called last. This support for daemon startup and shutdown makes it easy to port daemons to Windows Vista.
The subsystem provides support for services launched by inetd (a service dispatcher that manages Internet services), such as Telnet, FTP, and TFTP servers. SUA supports both IPv4 and IPv6. To enable a network service, edit the /etc/inetd.conf file to uncomment a standard service or to add your own. If you have an existing UNIX network service launched by inetd, SUA should be able to support the service after you port it.
X Windows Support
As I mentioned earlier, SUA supports X Windows. However, the subsystem doesn't include an X server—you need to purchase and install either a commercial X server, such as Exceed from Hummingbird (www.hummingbird.com), or a lowcost or free X server, such as SourceForge .net's Xming (www.sourceforge.net).
With an X server installed and running, you can operate the X Windows programs that ship with the subsystem, including such favorites as xeyes (a graphical program that displays two googly eyes that follow your cursor), a system clock called xclock, and xterm (the standard terminal emulator for X Windows). The subsystem ships with one X Windows manager: twm. In addition, SUA's support for X Windows includes the header files and libraries necessary to build X Windows applications.
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Port Shell Scripts
With fully functional C and Korn shells along with the usual crop of data-crunching tools such as sort, uniq, and col, porting most shell scripts should be relatively easy. Good candidates are scripts that transform data files—for example, sorting or merging them, removing duplicates, or filtering out selected columns before they are loaded into or after they are retrieved from a database—and a script that uses FTP to send or receive data files. The FTP client and server that come with the subsystem are more functional than their Windows counterparts. Many organizations still rely on FTP to move vast amounts of data and depend on UNIX systems for additional features and scriptable FTP clients.
Build C and C++
SUA includes support for porting UNIX C and C++ applications, but you need to know a few things. The subsystem comes with support for the GNU C and C++ compilers. However, the default is to use compiler interfaces to Microsoft Visual Studio, which must be installed. Visual Studio can be used to compile only applications that are written in C—not in C++. Figure 6 shows the contents of a Makefile—a very simple C file—and an example of what happens when you run the make command.
If you don't have Visual Studio and you need to compile C++ source code or simply prefer to use the GNU compilers, you can do so by explicitly calling gcc or g++. When you use the GNU compilers, you have to be careful which file extensions you employ. For example, a C++ source code file in Windows usually has a .cpp file extension., but the g++ compiler expects C++ source code files to have a .cc file extension. If your file has the wrong extension, you might encounter apparently random errors, especially on 64-bit hardware platforms. I recommend that you check SUA's Help files and release notes; these documents contain useful information that can help you avoid some pitfalls.
In the /usr/examples directory, you'll find sample source code that demonstrates how to use the Oracle Call Interface (APIs for using an Oracle database) and ODBC APIs. The sample code included shows you how to use the Open Network Computing remote procedure call client to make calls to remote systems.
In porting packaged applications to SUA, you might come across configure shell scripts, which you can use to analyze your system and create the makefiles necessary to build applications. Older configure scripts— specifically config.guess and config.sub— don't work well with the subsystem, and I recommend that you download the latest versions of these scripts from ftp.gnu.org before porting the applications.
When porting or building X Windows applications, make sure that the necessary prerequisites are installed and available. Many X Windows applications use thirdparty add-ons or fonts that you must build or install first. Most mainstream packages should port relatively easily, especially if you use the GNU compilers.
An Alternative
Now that I've introduced you to the Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications that ships with Server 2008 and Vista, you should have a good handle on some of the subsystem's major features. This subsystem provides a feasible alternative to UNIX systems for many enterprises, letting them eliminate legacy dedicated UNIX systems by migrating applications to Server 2008 or Vista. The subsystem's feature-rich shells, file manipulation tools, easy daemon startup, and networking support can actually make it easier to develop and run some scripts and utilities in SUA than in a native Windows environment, while still enabling organizations to benefit from the many features of the Windows platform.


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More than 40 women have come forward, all of whom allege that comedian, Bill Cosby, sexually assaulted them. Although the specific details are still unknown, Cosby, an entertainer who has seen success for more than 50 years, is now infamously known for giving doses of the drug Quaalude to his alleged victims, and then having sex with them. Continue reading →
Criminal Defense Attorneys in Maine Facing Cuts
Maine Governor Paul LePage appears to be working to cut funding for criminal defense attorney appointed to represent indigent client. The proposed changes would apply to payment to lawyers appointed in cases involving indigent defendants, juvenile offenders, parents facing child protective services accusations who are unable to pay for their own attorneys, and potential wards of the state. Continue reading →
Broadcom Founder Facing Civil Suit After Alleged Domestic Violence
Billionaire and Newport Coast resident, Henry Nicholas, is being sued by former girlfriend of 6 years for $70 million. Nicholas's former girlfriend, Melissa Montero, filed the suit after attempting to help Nicholas during, what she describes as, a spiral of drug abuse and erratic behavior.
In the suit, Montero makes claims for intentional infliction of emotional distress, breach of contract, assault and battery, and domestic violence. Continue reading →
No Charges for Lamar Odom in Brothel O.D.
Lamar Odom will not face charges related to an incident at a Nevada brothel in 2015 in which the former Los Angeles Laker forward and 6th Man of the Year nearly died.
Odom, 36, was hospitalized for 3 months after a cocaine overdose inside Love Ranch in Crystal, Nevada. According to reports, the Nye County District Attorney is set to dismiss the case later this week. After waking, Odom was transferred to a Los Angeles area hospital, but has since left and checked into a local rehabilitation facility to work on speaking and walking. Continue reading →
Report: Immigrants Commit Fewer Crimes Than Natural Born Citizens
The recent news of refugees arriving in the U.S. has sparked a sharp divide amongst citizens who fear increasing crime rates. For generations refugees, immigrants, and asylum seekers have been easy scapegoats in regards to crime rates. Xenophobia, the irrational fear or dislike of people from other countries, seems to rear its ugly head when governments agree to take in people fleeing genocide and other human rights atrocities. Continue reading →
Jury Recommends Death Penalty for Wozniak
Convicted double murderer Daniel Wozniak has received a recommendation for the death penalty.
The jury, which has been on the case for more than 5 years, deliberated for just over an hour before deciding the former Costa Mesa theater actor should be put to death for the slayings of two friends. Wozniak killed the two in a plot to steal money in order to pay for his wedding. Continue reading →
Remains Found Belong to Man Missing Since 2005
The Orange County Coroner used dental records to identify the recently found remains of a man who went missing in 2005.
Bobby Simpson had checked himself into a hospital in March 2005 after swallowing a lethal dose of painkillers, and then left without treatment, according to police. He apparently died in a remote brushy area near Laguna Canyon Road. Continue reading →
Wozniak Convicted in Double Murder
The Costa Mesa community theater actor was found guilty on December 16th, 2015 of murdering two people – one of whom served in Afghanistan.
The jury deliberated for only a few hours after the conclusion of the trial which took more than 5 years to complete. In closing arguments, the prosecution claimed that Wozniak hoped to "use his magical acting powers to trick the dumb police" after being investigated for the killings of Sam Herr and Juri Kibuishi. Continue reading →
Newport Beach Assault Leads to Misdemeanor Charges
Benjamin Golden of Newport Beach has been charged with 4 misdemeanor related to an assault on an Uber driver on Friday.
Golden faces assault on public transportation property, battery on a public transit employee with injury, assault and battery. The driver of the Uber car, Edward Caban, had a dash cam that recorded the entire event. Continue reading →
Orange County Double Murder Case Delayed Again
There are more delays in trying the 5-year old double murder case against Daniel Wozniak.
A judge ruled this week that the District Attorney's office of Orange County could continue prosecuting the double-murder case of Daniel Wozniak. In his ruling, the judge rejected assertions by Mr. Wozniak's defense attorney that there was misconduct on the prosecution side, which would have threatened Wozniak's constitutional right to a fair trial. The judge made his ruling based on a lack of evidence regarding the alleged misconduct. Continue reading →


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Local fashionistas had waited with bated breath and mixed emotions for Michelle Obama's historic visit to Durango.
Melissa McConnell, author of the cunning and colorful blog, "Worst Dressed Town in America," said, "It's amazing because, politics aside, she's such a fashion icon – our generation's Jackie O., or even Kate Middleton. I just hope we don't embarrass ourselves. I mean, this is the first lady. Class it up a little."
Donna Lynas, owner of Occasions Bridal, said it was "just fabulous" Obama was coming to Durango, calling her "the perfect inspiration for us," but she said a Cinderella-like transformation for Durangoans was "highly unlikely. They'd have to own something first."
In an impeccable black top, a monochromatic skirt, and a sharp pair of knee-high boots, Obama lived up to her epithet, "America's most fashionable woman."
"She's was even more beautiful than I anticipated," said Diane Wildfang.
By most accounts, Durango also lived up to its epithet – "the least fashionable town in America."
At Obama's speech, the only people in suits were Secret Service agents, journalists from out of town and campaign workers. The audience eschewed dresses and heels for dreadlocks, tattoos, plaid, cowboy boots, Tevas, biker boots and a beguiling number of tie-dyed shirts.
Many young men didn't even meet Durango's standard definition of "business casual" – clean jeans. Probably 5 percent of the audience wore hats, backward and forward, throughout, including the Pledge of Allegiance. Facial hair abounded, with some sideburns evoking cubism. One woman's plunging neckline would have arrested the attention of hungry babies everywhere.
Meanwhile, students were near uniformly clad in the obligatory wrinkled T-shirt, some with bags under the eyes (still perhaps recovering from homecoming weekend), many accessorized with Obama pins.
In a starched blue shirt, understated gold jewelry, designer sunglasses and perfectly blow-dried blonde hair, Debera Galbrayith, stood out in line.
"I'm always overdressed," she said.
Her friend Judy Olson, who was wearing small, azure, glass earrings, said her granddaughter had sent her a Facebook message that morning. "Michelle's always dressed up! So you have to dress nice!" it commanded.
Asked whether most Durangoans had made similar efforts with their ensembles, two women burst into peels of laughter.
"This is Durango," "We're proud that we just don't care!" said Miriah Ortiz and her friend, Danielle Freeman.
Ironically, one of the best-dressed attendees was Andrea Buchla, a Romney supporter, who came with four other Republicans from Farmington to waive placards that read things like, "NOBAMA." Her manicure – an intricate red, white and blue flag pattern ("stick-ons," she said) – complemented her ensemble: a white Romney-Ryan shirt and bright blue skinny jeans with a cascade of auburn hair completing the Americana palette.
As far as Durango's sloppy dressing, Secret Service Resident Agent in Charge, Michael Mantyla, said reassuringly, "I can tell you from the Secret Service perspective – we've been here for a week. I have no issue at all with the people we've seen, and I'm sure the first lady will treat this like any other town in America."


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HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe issued an official proclamation on Friday setting March 16 as the date for the nation to vote on a new constitution ahead of national elections later this year.
A government notice formally published on Friday leaves a calendar month for distribution of the 160-page draft document and campaigning for a 'Yes' or 'No' vote. Independent advocacy groups say that is not long enough for a free poll to reflect the wishes of electors.
Friday's notice said polling stations will be opened for 12 hours countrywide at 7 a.m. (0500 GMT) on March 16, which is a Saturday.
The draft constitution was completed on Feb. 6 after three years of disputes, bickering and constant delays and funding shortages. Democratic reforms to the constitution were a key demand of regional mediators after violent, disputed elections in 2008.
About 90,000 copies of the draft are being printed for distribution starting Monday.
Zimbabwe has nearly 6 million registered voters out of a population of 13 million.
Mugabe's proclamation comes a day after the independent head of the state election commission resigned on grounds of failing health. The commission is in charge of overseeing all voting. Several lengthy formalities are required for its chairman, Judge Simpson Mutambanengwe, to be replaced. His deputy Joyce Kazembe, who has been acting for the elderly judge in his recent absences, is widely known as a sympathizer of Mugabe's ZANU PF party.
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's former opposition party, in a shaky coalition with Mugabe, has called for the suspension of sweeping security laws in the run-up to vote on the constitution. Under those laws, police clearance is required for political gatherings. Party leaders say they need to explain the often obtuse legal language of the draft constitution.
Suspension or repeal of the draconian Public Order and Security Act, used to entrench the arrest and detention powers of loyalist police and military in a decade of political and economic turmoil, is opposed by Mugabe's hardliners.
Mugabe's announcement Friday did not take into account requests by Tsvangirai's Movement for Democratic Change party for the referendum poll to be carried over to a second day.
All the country's political leaders have called for a referendum 'Yes' vote to allow the constitution to be accepted and signed into law by Mugabe without any further changes.
An estimated $200 million has still to be found to pay for the referendum and the parliamentary and presidential elections, possibly three months later, that Mugabe, who turns 89 on Feb. 21, is contesting as his party's sole presidential candidate.
Crisis in Zimbabwe, an alliance of rights and democracy activists, said on Thursday that March 16, as initially proposed, left far too little time to complete countrywide distribution of the new constitution and permit voters to become familiar with it, raising fears over the credibility of a rushed vote.
Amnesty International and local human rights groups have also protested a recent clampdown on rights and democracy activists by police that included tear gassing and baton charging women peace marchers marking Valentine's Day on Thursday.


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Thanks to the wonderful work of bees, butterflies, birds, and other animal pollinators, the world's flowering plants are able to reproduce and bear fruit, providing many of the foods we eat, the plant materials we and other organisms use, and the beauty we see around us. Yet today, there is evidence indicating alarming pollinator population declines worldwide.
Domesticated honey bees are not the only pollinators in trouble these days. Many species of butterflies, moths, birds, bats and other pollinators are also in retreat, threatening not only the production of commercial crops but also a wide range of flowering plants, including rare and endangered species.
To contribute a pollinator to this collection, leave a comment in the collection newsfeed.
For more information on pollinators, please visit:
The Pollinator Partnership
The North American Pollinator Protection Campaign
The Journal of Pollination Ecology
The US Forest Service
The Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation
Special thanks to National Biological Information Infrastructure (NBII) at http://www.nbii.gov for providing the text description of this EOL collection.


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Pull this Magic Set out of your bag of tricks as a fun and quirky holiday gift. We love the old-fashioned feel of the velvet trick bag, but the real magic is that it will keep kids entertained for hours while they learn tricks like "Vanishing Coin" and "Secret Silks." Bonus: it's battery-free, so the fun can start as soon as they open the box.
Nothing Up My Sleeve Magic Set, $44, available at landofnod.com
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College of Agriculture, Agricultural Research at Purdue, records, 1888-2001 | Purdue University Libraries, Archives and Special Collections
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Scope and Contents: The College of Agriculture, Agricultural Research at Purdue, Records (1888-2001; 31.6 cubic feet) documents the history, administration, and activities of Agricultural Research at Purdue and its predecessor, the Agricultural Experiment Station. In addition to many other types of materials, the collection includes correspondence (1900s-1950s), financial records (1920s-1930s), reports (1920s-2000s), circulars (1900s-1950s) and bulletins (1880s-1990s), and letter books (1890s). The collection also contains research bulletins from other universities (1920s-1960s), as well was materials pertaining to Purdue's Experiment Farms (1910s-1930s). Nearly all of the materials in the collection are from the Experiment Station era, 1888-1993.


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Daley: Quinn should hold marathon talks on pension
Former White House Chief of Staff Bill Daley is calling on Gov. Pat Quinn to hold around-the-clock talks to resolve the state's $97 billion pension shortfall.
Daley will hold a news conference in Chicago on Monday to urge the governor to get more aggressive in trying to solve the worst-in-the-nation crisis.
Daley has formed an exploratory committee as he considers running against Quinn in next spring's Democratic primary.
Daley campaign spokesman Pete Giangreco told The Associated Press on Monday that "a confluence of issues" in the last week has increased the urgency for Illinois lawmakers to solve the state's pension problem.
Giangreco says that includes the lowering of Chicago's bond rating, Detroit's bankruptcy and a higher Illinois unemployment rate.
He says the state's problem is "beyond a crisis now."


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ROME (AP) — A granddaughter of Benito Mussolini is running for Italy's Parliament and defending the late fascist leader much like Silvio Berlusconi recently did.
Edda Negri Mussolini said in comments in Corriere della Sera Wednesday she is running on a ticket headed by Gianfranco Fini, a former neofascist ally of Berlusconi who is now a moderate backing Premier Mario Monti in February elections.
Negri Mussolini says she is proud of her grandfather for his doing "many good things," including cleaning up malaria-plagued swamps near Rome. But she denounced as "monstrous errors" her grandfather's anti-Jewish laws, dictatorship and violence. Berlusconi on Sunday provoked outrage when, attending a Holocaust commemoration, he said Benito Mussolini did much good despite the crackdown on Italy's Jews.
Another granddaughter of the dictator, Alessandra Mussolini, already serves in Parliament.


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Publication date: 01.06.2010
From "The Globalization of Crime. A Transnational Organized Crime Threat Assessment", Chapter 2: Trafficking in Persons, United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, 2010, pages 16 UNODC has produced this first-ever Transnational Organized Crime T ...Read More
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U.S State Department, 2011, 420 pages The US State Department has published the 2011 Trafficking in Persons Report, a detailed examination of the issue, ranking every major country across the globe. The major forms of human trafficking covered by the repo ...Read More
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Armardo García Schmidt and Christal Morehouse, 2010, Bertelsmann Stiftung, 8 pages The paper gives a factual overview of human trafficking starting with the current situation and recent developments in international law, inter alia the United Nations Traf ...Read More
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IOM Migration Research Series 36, IOM, Geneva, 2008, 128 pages This study considers the specific experiences of trafficked males of Belarusian and Ukrainian nationality highlighting how trafficking takes place from these countries. Trafficking in males ha ...Read More
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Cornelius Friesendorf, National Defence Academy and Austrian Ministry of Defence and Sports, DCAF 2009, 514 pages This book examines links between trafficking and corruption, trafficking and organized crime, and the overlapping with other forms of migrati ...Read More
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IOM Human Trafficking Database Thematic Research Series, IOM, Geneva, 2010, pages 74 There is very little research conducted into the incidence, cause or consequence of re-trafficking. This research paper, funded by United States Department of State Offic ...Read More
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IOM, Geneva, 2010, pages 137 This IOM multi-country research report examines the legal framework on residence options for trafficked persons and how these legal norms are being translated into practice. Based on a comparative legal and practice-based asse ...Read More
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IOM and Washington D.C: NEXUS, Geneva, 2010, pages 96 This report focuses on approaches to collecting data about human trafficking that underlie a large segment of research produced since the UN Protocol and, in doing so, reveals some of the key reasons t ...Read More
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Alcaline special cleaning agent - concentrate.
A liquid, alkaline, mildly foaming cleaning agent for removing oil, grease, soot, and mineral deposits, from all alkali-resistant surfaces.
Effective against: Oil; Grease; Soot; Mineral deposits
Field of use:
• Workshops: to remove and grease from floors
• Engine or chassis repair or maintenance: to remove oil and grease for cleanup or before
repairs are done.
• Industrial and manufacturing plants: to remove oil and grease before surface painting.
• Restaurant Drive-Through lanes: where cars waiting for food have dropped oil and grease
on the ground.
Product benefits:
• Efficient and Economical to use because the product is especially formulated for use with High
Pressure Washers and Floor Care machines.
• Safe to use because of the high degree of Biodegradability and moderate pH.
• Reduced equipment maintenance because the formula includes corrosion and calcification
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Nicole Kidman looked amazing in Lanvin last night at Palais for The Paperboy. Have you read my breast discussion in the Janet Janet lifestyle post from earlier today? Click here if you missed it. Granny Freeze has never been ample breasted. And now in her mid-40s, as you can see, GrannyΓÇÖs can still stand up like that, so impressively, by themselves.
Nicole was joined by husband Keith Urban at the after-party. Earlier in the day, Keith was photographed on a boat with his hair unstyled. And, to me at least, has never looked hotter. Compare it to the gross shots of him all blown out in his tux. Right?
Gran was back on the Croisette today with Clive Owen for Hemingway & Gellhorn premiering on HBO and HBO Canada on May 28th. I canΓÇÖt wait to see this. Have it on a screener and plan to enjoy it Sunday night, right after Sasha and I get home from Victoria and right before Game Of Thrones. Will let you know how it is in the open on Monday.
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When the Oak Bluffs Land & Wharf Company built Oak Bluffs, the homes, hotels and buildings were constructed of wood, perhaps, as my father suggested, out of Loblolly pine — a fast-growing tree grown throughout the southeast coast. Clay from the old brickyard in Menemsha was used for bricks. Making bricks from clay required heat by burning wood, and from the mid 1700s to 1930 when the yard operated, this consumption of both proved unsustainable. As a result, my family home, for example, is one of only a few with a brick basement in the Cottage City Historic District.
When my folks bought the house, with our first summer in 1955, they said the climate would help my allergies and asthma. This was before we recognized things like attention deficit disorders — before realizing that giving children antihistamines was the equivalent of dosing them with speed — and I wasn't the best kid anyway.
The true story, though, was that we came the first time as two families. The dads were both engineers and the moms were stay-at-homes with young ones. Both modern moms believed that Dr. Spock's Baby and Child Care was the kid instruction manual, and the more liberal of the two mothers was Ann Margetson, whose idea it was to share a summer vacation in Oak Bluffs.
My sister Debbie, my brother Glenn, and the Margetson sons, Neil and Evan, have stories, too, but I get to write mine.
Ann Margestson wasn't black like the rest of us and her husband Desi. She was white, but back then we children didn't know all that was a big deal. We knew the tiny house on Dukes County avenue was where we were forced to sleep (Neil didn't like sleeping) and play games on rainy days (Glenn didn't play well with others). We knew we all liked peanut butter and jelly, and tuna sandwiches (I still do) at the Inkwell, where we stayed in the water from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. or until we turned purple and wrinkly. I didn't like leaving the water, and when I got cranky it was usually Ann who would take me for a walk on the beach. Her quiet voice calmed me down, and while talking about my behavior, she would stop for us to discover beach glass, and mysteriously enough, parts of bricks worn smooth like beach glass. Over the years I managed to find two whole bricks; one newish and the other weathered and bearing the name Sage. They were the first thing I thought of when another brother, Evan, told me his mom had died.
It turns out that the prized bricks and pieces we found were probably made on Fisher Island, between the Connecticut and Long Island shorelines, by De Witt Clinton Sage's Fisher Island Brick Manufacturing Company. Many municipal buildings in Massachusetts — and maybe some here — used Sage bricks. The hurricane of 1938 conspired to close the company, making it imaginable that Sage bricks on our shores may have had the assistance of nature in getting here. I still have those bricks and a bunch of beach glass, collected since the days when Aunt Ann showed me how to find them.
Richard Seelig's presentation at the recent selectmen's meeting, which included rusted pieces of metal he found in sand at the Inkwell, was discouraging. No one wants to see our popular town beach marginalized. I'm sure our selectmen will exercise the perspicacity of due diligence before the season to mitigate any concerns. The T and R missing from the privately owned Strand Theater is one thing; the Inkwell is another.
Celebrating the new season, the Little League parade up Circuit avenue starts at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Get there early to cheer them on!
Featherstone's fabulous Garden Party and Fashion Show is next Saturday at 2 p.m. Get those hats ready and check featherstoneart.org for more information.
Ann Margetson was also an artist. She built the walkway at her house on Wamsutta with bricks she found at the Inkwell. They remain, enhanced with the patina of moss. I'm grateful for the memories, but I'll miss Ann, especially on those days when I'm searching for beach glass — and brick parts.
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Chennai, Feb 8 (IANS) Having worked together in Telugu hit "Simha" earlier, actor Nandamuri Balakrishna is all set to work with director Boyapati Srinu once again. This time they are teaming up for a political-drama titled "Ruler".
"Balakrishna will be seen essaying a powerful role in a political film titled 'Ruler', which will be directed by Boyapati Srinu," an industry source told IANS.
The film, currently in pre-production phase, is scheduled to release around Lok Sabha election in 2014.
"Since it's a political film, the makers want to release it appropriately during the election time next year," source added.
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The rivers-and-mountains tradition in Chinese poetry is among the earliest and most extensive literary engagements with wilderness in human history and is a system of deep ecological thought, which feels remarkably contemporary. David Hinton has been translating this poetry for decades, and his many books have earned wide acclaim for creating compelling contemporary poems that convey the texture and density of the originals.
Drawing from the work in his new book of essays, Hunger Mountain: A Field Guide To Mind and Landscape, Hinton will discuss the conceptual world behind this poetry—philosophy, language and cosmology.
David Hinton is a translator of classical and modern Chinese poetry. His most recent book is Hunger Mountain: A Field Guide To Mind and Landscape (2012). His book-length translations include Classical Chinese Poetry: An Anthology (2008), The Mountain Poems of Hsieh Ling-yun (2001), Mencius (1999), and Forms of Distance (1994). He is the recipient of many awards and grants including a PEN Translation award, the Harold Morton Landon Translation Award, a Guggenheim fellowship, and a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship. He lives in Vermont.


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Pope Francis: Pray for meBy ANTHONY FAIOLA
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VATICAN CITY - The man who will move into the 10-room papal residence inside the vaulted gates of the Holy See lives in a simple, austere apartment across from the Cathedral of Buenos Aires. In a city with a taste for luxury and status, he frequently prepares his own meals and abandoned the limousine of his high office to hop on el micro - Argentine slang for the bus.
A staunch conservative and devout Jesuit in Latin America's most socially progressive nation, Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, now Pope Francis, is the product of an almost Solomon-esque choice by the princes of the church.
The 76-year-old hails from a country and a continent where the once powerful voice of the church is increasingly falling flat, losing ground - as it is in Europe - to a tide of more permissive and pragmatic faiths and to fast-rising secularism.
But the first Latin American Pope also represents a cultural bridge between two worlds - the son of Italian immigrants in a country regarded by some as the New World colony Italy never had. For many Italians, his heritage makes him the next best thing to the return of an Italian pope.
Bergoglio remains a fierce critic of socially progressive trends including gay marriage, representing a continuity of Benedict XVI's conservative doctrine. Though questioned for some of his actions during Argentina's Dirty War, he may also be a target hard for progressives to hit. In recent decades, he has emerged as a champion of social justice and the poor who spoke out against the evils of globalization and has slammed the "demonic effects of the imperialism of money."
His papal name honors St. Francis of Assisi, the son of wealthy merchants who abandoned all for a life of poverty in the path of Jesus Christ.
He represents a flashback to an old-school view of the Catholic leaders as humble, soft-spoken clerics who walked among their flock and led by example - albeit also one who has used the Internet as a tool to reach lapsed Catholics.
"He knows how to take a municipal bus. When he became a local ordinary of Buenos Aires, he moved from a large impressive home to a modest dwelling. He has a sense of social justice, but he can be seen as quite conservative doctrinally," said the Rev. Robert Pelton, CSC, the director of Latin American Church Concerns at the University of Notre Dame.
In his global introduction from the balcony of St. Peter's, he addressed the crowd in Italian, one of three languages he fluently speaks. He presented himself as soft and plain spoken, humble, even quaint - directing his comments seemingly to the citizens of his new city, Rome, more than to the 1.2 billion Catholics worldwide.
"And now let us begin this journey, the Bishop and people, this journey of the Church of Rome which presides in charity over all the Churches, a journey of brotherhood in love, of mutual trust," he said. "Let us always pray for one another. Let us pray for the whole world that there might be a great sense of brotherhood. My hope is that this journey of the Church that we begin today, together with help of my Cardinal Vicar, be fruitful for the evangelization of this beautiful city."
Before imparting his first blessing as the new Bishop of Rome, Francis I asked the faithful to pray for him, as he bowed his head in silence.
Born in Buenos Aires on Dec. 17, 1936, Bergoglio was raised in a struggling middle class home of a railroad worker and housewife. He was ordained a priest in 1969.
He rose fast. In 1992, John Paul II named him assistant bishop in Buenos Aires, then made him Archbishop five years later.
He served on a number of Vatican commissions and in 2005 is widely believed to have come in second to Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger - now the Pope emeritus - to succeed John Paul II.


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More than 120 miles of bikeways, many bike amenities and a strong, vibrant bicycling community have prompted Bicycling magazine to name Minneapolis America's best bike city.
In Bicycling magazine's May edition, which hits newsstands today, Minneapolis is noted for having a large and supportive biking community. The article also mentions the extensive infrastructure in place for cyclists here, including bike-pedestrian bridges, greenways and a bike-share program that will begin this year.
There are 127 miles of bikeways in Minneapolis, with 83 of those being off-street trails. There is more bike parking per capita in Minneapolis than any other city in the country. In June, Minneapolis will start the largest bike-share program in the country. Also, the City has bike ambassadors to help educate and promote biking.
By choosing to bike instead of drive, residents help keep down traffic congestion, cut the production of greenhouse gases and reduce our dependence on oil. Plus, biking is a healthy way to get around. Minneapolis has the second highest percentage of bicycle commuters in the nation, according to a U.S. Census comparison of the nation's 50 biggest cities.
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Chris Messina On Starring In What Seems Like Everything
Newsroom, Ruby Sparks, Damages, Celeste and Jesse Forever, The Mindy Project ... seriously.
Everywhere you look these days, there's Chris Messina — yelling at Jeff Daniels on The Newsroom, for instance, or having sex with Rose Byrne on Damages. And then on the big screen this month, Messina will try to seduce Rashida Jones through yoga in Celeste and Jesse Forever, and watch with amazement as Paul Dano doesn't have to do one damn thing to seduce Zoe Kazan in Ruby Sparks — because she's a creature of his own invention, come to life, controlled by the words he types on the page. As the audience surrogate, Messina gets to say the things we think but do not say in those situations — and we thank him for it. The actor chatted with Vulture about getting beaten (at golf) by Dano, getting scared by Aaron Sorkin and Mindy Kaling, and getting some of Jessica Chastain's magic.
You help ground this movie and make it more realistic, but you also get a lot of the best lines.
Zoe wrote so much great stuff for me to do. It was one of those scripts that when you read it, you feel like you need to be involved. And one of the things we wanted to do with Harry was show the love he had for his brother — he's almost like a father figure to him. And yeah, he gets a lot of funny lines, but it's all about getting the audience to relate to him and to find that love. The car scene, when Harry goes from, "This is crazy" to "Oh my God, this is a miracle," was so much fun to shoot, but it was nerve-wracking.
Because from my point of view, it had to work. Not that the movie revolves around me or my character, but I felt like I was representing the audience, or mankind, right there: "Oh my God! What are you going to do? This is such a great opportunity. Don't fuck it up!" It had to be like seeing a ghost, or witnessing a miracle, and it had to be as real as it could be. I felt a slight pressure to find the right tone.
Valerie Faris and Jonathan Dayton haven't made a film since Little Miss Sunshine. Did they seem tentative to get back in the game?
You know, they do this thing that I had never done before on a film — which was a rehearsal but not the typical one where they just tape down the floor and go over the blocking. This was like something you do in theater, and more. We would write in journals and read them to each other. We would play darts and listen to music and eat together, so we felt like a family. We became a theater troupe. And we learned about each other in this really specific way that you wouldn't ordinarily on a film, because sometimes you just have to shake hands and start pretending to be brothers. Paul and I took golf lessons together! I mean, that just goes such a long way towards helping us seem like brothers.
How's your golf game?
I was terrible. [Laughs] But in my defense, it was my first time. We ended up cutting our big golf scene anyway, because I was so bad. Paul was like Tiger Woods, and I was missing the ball. I was worse after all that practice! So we reshot it as a jogging scene. It's much harder to be bad at jogging.
Since Calvin's character has the power to change Ruby, who or what would you do if you had that ability?
You know, I've spent so much time in my life already trying to change people, so I think I'm at the point where I'm done with that. [Laughs] It's never really worked out for them, or for me.
Well, your Newsroom character Reese would not agree with you, as far as the issue of control is concerned.
He would want to change how they're running that newsroom, that's for sure. He's doing everything in his power to change them from telling the truth. I love being a part of that show, although I was scared on it every day because the language was so hard and the bar was set so high by Jeff Daniels and that cast. I wanted to rise to the occasion. It was a job where if you don't say, "Uh," when it says to, the script supervisor will say, "You skipped that line." But it was fun to play Reese. I've played a lot of nice guys, so it was fun to play the bad guy, especially a bad guy who doesn't think he's the bad guy. He's just concerned about the numbers.
It looks like you'll have more to do on The Mindy Project, especially since she wrote the role for you. How did that happen?
I was so lucky to have her write that! I'm super scared to do a network comedy because I've never done one before, so when she first asked, I told her no a bunch of times. But she kept coming back to me. At first, this guy was named Clayton Brooks, and he was much more uptight, and when I said no, she gave him a different name — Danny Castellano — and a different upbringing and a different personality, and it became impossible to say no. Danny is now more of a ballbuster. He's jaded. He's got a chip on his shoulder, but he's fun, like Bruce Willis in Moonlighting or Hans Solo in Star Wars.
Will we be rooting for you and Mindy to get together?
I think there will be some Sam and Diane going on, some flirting through the yelling. [Laughs] I think some of the audience will root for that, and some of the audience will want us to kill each other. We just had a table read of the first two episodes, and it is super funny. This is a whole other world for me, because I don't consider myself funny! I mean, if the character has comedic things to do, I can do that. I can find the comedy in a drama. But in The Mindy Project, they are all so funny, so it's scary for me, just like Sorkin was.
Maybe Sorkin is scary for you because you don't get any of the rom-com action on The Newsroom. Who should Reese be with?
Maybe Jane Fonda? I was thinking he had an Oedipal thing going on. [Laughs] I mean, she walks in a room and you're in awe. And then she starts to act. I walked away from those episodes with her thinking, I'm a lazy actor.
But you're not. You and Mark Duplass are the hardest working guys in show business.
You know, Mark actually sent me a chart saying that, which was very nice of him. It definitely has not always been like this, because there have been a lot of times where I had one foot out the door and could not handle it. But this past year or two has been incredible. Part of me is so excited that I've been this busy, but part of me feels like I need to work even harder — I could prep for some roles for years and still not feel like I did enough. I did a play with Jessica Chastain, The Cherry Orchard, and we played lovers, so maybe some of her magic rubbed off on me? She's having this experience on a grand scale, and she's fucking incredible. I'm just happy to have some work.


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Editor's Note: With Mitt Romney taking aim at President Obama's record on foreign policy, we thought it would be wise to revisit this feature, in which Ari Berman took a close look at Romney's own foreign policy advisors.
It's safe to say that foreign policy was not the strong suit of this year's contenders for the GOP presidential nomination. Rick Perry labeled the Turkish government "Islamic terrorists." Newt Gingrich referred to Palestinians as "invented" people. Herman Cain called Uzbekistan "Ubeki-beki-beki-beki-stan-stan" and memorably blanked when asked what he thought of NATO's incursion into Libya. Michele Bachmann pledged to close the US embassy in Iran, which hasn't existed since 1980. Rick Santorum gave a major foreign policy speech at a Jelly Belly factory in California.
Yet though the candidates and their views were often hard to take seriously, their statements on foreign policy reflected a more disturbing trend in the GOP. Despite facing a war-weary public, the candidates—with the exception of Ron Paul, an antiwar libertarian, and Jon Huntsman, a moderate internationalist—positioned themselves as unapologetic war hawks. That included Mitt Romney, marginally more polished than his rivals but hardly an expert. Given Romney's well-established penchant for flip-flopping and opportunism, it's difficult to know what he really believes on any issue, including foreign affairs (the campaign did not respond to a request for comment). But a comprehensive review of his statements during the primary and his choice of advisers suggests a return to the hawkish, unilateral interventionism of the George W. Bush administration should he win the White House in November.
Romney is loath to mention Bush on the campaign trail, for obvious reasons, but today they sound like ideological soul mates on foreign policy. Listening to Romney, you'd never know that Bush left office bogged down by two unpopular wars that cost America dearly in blood and treasure. Of Romney's forty identified foreign policy advisers, more than 70 percent worked for Bush. Many hail from the neoconservative wing of the party, were enthusiastic backers of the Iraq War and are proponents of a US or Israeli attack on Iran. Christopher Preble, a foreign policy expert at the Cato Institute, says, "Romney's likely to be in the mold of George W. Bush when it comes to foreign policy if he were elected." On some key issues, like Iran, Romney and his team are to the right of Bush. Romney's embrace of the neoconservative cause—even if done cynically to woo the right—could turn into a policy nightmare if he becomes president.
If we take the candidate at his word, a Romney presidency would move toward war against Iran; closely align Washington with the Israeli right; leave troops in Afghanistan at least until 2014 and refuse to negotiate with the Taliban; reset the Obama administration's "reset" with Russia; and pursue a Reagan-like military buildup at home. The Washington Monthly dubbed Romney's foreign policy vision the "more enemies, fewer friends" doctrine, which is chillingly reminiscent of the world Obama inherited from Bush.
In March the Rev. Richard Land of the Southern Baptist Convention told the Romney campaign it could win over "recalcitrant conservatives," reported the Washington Post, by "previewing a few Cabinet selections: Santorum as attorney general, Gingrich as ambassador to the United Nations and John Bolton as secretary of state." That suggestion, which might seem ludicrous, not to mention terrifying, is more plausible than one might think.
In December Gingrich pledged at a forum sponsored by the Republican Jewish Coalition that he would appoint Bolton to run Foggy Bottom. But the mustachioed über-hawk, who was a controversial under secretary of state for arms control and UN ambassador in the Bush administration, endorsed Romney instead. Bolton has since campaigned energetically for him, serving as a key surrogate on national security issues. "Many conservatives hope that [will] include accepting a senior national security post in a Romney administration," wrote Jennifer Rubin, a neoconservative blogger for the Post.


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There's no question that Guillermo del Torro has made some visually thrilling nightmares but he's really just playing "Mama" to feature filmmaking newbies here, allowing the Muschietti's (Andres and Barbara) to expand on their 2008 short film. And like kids are often to do, they disappoint.
Jessica Chastain (taking a break from being the next Meryll Streep) and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau ("Game of Thrones") play punk-rocker Annabel and artist Lucas, the aunt and uncle of two girls (Megan Charpentier, Isabell Nelisse) lost in the woods for five years after the financial crisis made there father go nuts. The girls tell the story of mama, a ghost who took care of them and told them she was a mental patient who escaped with her child and then committed suicide (aren't they all?). The doctor (Daniel Kash) of the institute the girls are brought to of course thinks they've made her up. Annabel, Lucas, and the girls are moved into a home that the doctor uses for case studies (whatever that means) and Mama plans on being there too.
Mama is an admittedly frightening special effect but her use is boring, waiting around in closets and walls to give us one quick jolt (accompanied by loud sound effect doing half the work) before disappearing again. There are possibilities in a spooky mom wanting to hold on to her kids but the film is way too interested in cheapo scares. It's also goofy (the girls will sometimes walk up-right, sometimes scurry around on all-fours like spiders and eat moths), tame (don't expect to actually see much horror as the PG-13 rating makes sure that deaths happen in the dark), and disinterested in its own characters (the girls have been traumatized but Lucas and Annabel don't even try to help them with transition).
It's to "Mama's" credit then that the ending finally manages to create some really disturbing human drama, as Mama and the girls grapple with over-protectiveness and loss. Unfortunately by then, you also just want "Mama" to end.


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Dr. Leonheart graduated from the Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine in 1991. He subsequently completed a 3 year surgical reconstructive residency at The Podiatry Hospital of Pittsburgh/ The Western Pennsylvania Hospital. He has been the past Assistant Medical Director of the Western Pennsylvania Foot and Ankle Institute. He was also the Chairman of Surgery at the Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine and the Residency director of the Podiatric Surgical Residency program at Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Upon moving to Washington he has held the position of the Assistant Residency Director for the Franciscan Foot and Ankle Surgical residency program at St Francis. Prior to joining the Valley Medical Center team he was in private practice in Puyallup. Dr. Leonheart has been board certified in reconstructive foot and ankle surgery. He also currently serves on the Washington State Podiatric Medical Association executive board.
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Leslie (Deac) Corwin, 86 - January 04, 2012
Leslie "Deac" Corwin Wills, 86, of Curtis, died Jan. 4, 2012, at Madonna in Lincoln.
Visitation will be held with the family present from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 7, at Blase-Wetzel-Strauser Memorial Chapel in Curtis.
Services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 8, at First United Methodist Church in Curtis with the Rev. Lana Fong officiating.
Burial will follow in the Curtis Cemetery.
He was born Oct. 13, 1925, in Wellfleet; son of Charleton Corwin and Martha May (Sypher) Wills.
He grew up in the Wellfleet and Maywood area. He attended school in Maywood graduating in 1943. He played football and worked in the creamery and grocery store. He also worked for the county road department while he lived by Stockville and farmed. He enjoyed working on cars in John Verson's Garage in Maywood. He also worked in Curtis at Hall Motors in the garage.
Wills married Fern M. Russell on Nov. 26, 1952. They had a double wedding with best friends Hilda and Gus Wolgamott in Curtis Parsonage, Curtis. To this union two daughters and two sons were born: Monte Marie, Sandra Lynn, Russell Corwin and Gary Merle.
In 1968 Wills left the garage and was the first custodian at Medicine Valley High School. He really enjoyed all the kids, family members said. He then left the High School to drive the bus for Maywood Schools for 10 years. He enjoyed going to ball games, his children, grandchildren and his animals, sheep, dogs and cats. He was a volunteer fireman for over 25 years and a member of the United Methodist Church.
Wills was preceded in death by: his parents; two sisters—Irene Parker and Ella Mae Worley; in-laws Benjamin and Ellen Russell; cousins Blanch Gardner, Doris Klein, Lily Hunt and Edith Temple.
He is survived by: his wife Fern Marie Wills; daughters—Monte (Val) Kotrous of Houston, TX; Sandy Wills of Curtis; sons—Rusty (Shelly) Wills and Gary (Vivian) Wills both of Curtis; eight grandchildren; three great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.
Memorials may be given to the Curtis Volunteer Fire Department, Curtis United Methodist Church or the Wellfleet United Methodist Church. To sign the online guest book, go to www.blasestrauser.com.
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July 30, 2012 WIC Update
SUBJECT 1: Nutrition Education Opportunity
SUBJECT 2: Baby Your Baby Health Keepsake books (#1081) are Available
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Nutrition Education Opportunity: WIC Registered Dietitians, Nutritionists, Registered Nurses, Certified Nurse Midwives, Nurse Practitioners, Physicians, and other Public Health Professionals that serve pre-conceptual, pregnant, postpartum and breastfeeding women will want to take advantage of this two-day National Maternal Nutrition Intensive Course. The seminar will be shown in Jefferson City on September 26-27, 2012, and again on October 2-3, 2012 in order to accommodate more attendees. This year's continuing education program focuses on: appropriate nutrition services that can improve pregnancy outcomes; effects of maternal eating behaviors on birth outcomes, infant health status and development; characteristics of model programs; and counseling approaches for maternal and infant nutritional health. This training is presented by the University of Minnesota's School of Public Health and will be shown by the WICNS Nutrition Training Institute. Please see the attached registration brochure for details. Contact Michele Bailey at 573-751-6481 or firstname.lastname@example.com with questions or to register for the seminar. You may also contact the University of Minnesota at http://www.sph.umn.edu/ce/trainings/mnic/ to register for the online course to be held at your location. (ONE ATTACHMENT)
Baby Your Baby Health Keepsake books (#1081) are available: The Baby Your Baby Health Keepsake books are now available at the DHSS warehouse. Please feel free to order the books using the Literature Request form (DH-48). The maximum number of books per order is 50 books. If you have any questions and/or suggestions, please feel free to contact Takako Tagami at email@example.com.
Missouri Voter Registration Application Form (VR-1) with 2012 Election Dates: The Missouri Voter Registration Application forms with 2012 election dates are available at the DHSS warehouse. This voter registration form is for non-WIC participants. The Missouri Voter Registration Application Form (WIC/MVR-1) must be used for WIC participants. Both forms (VR-1 & WIC/MVR-1) can be ordered using the WIC local provider supply request form (WIC-8). If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Takako Tagami at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Registration for the Missouri 2012 WIC Conference-Jefferson City: "The Magic of WIC" will be held October 22-24, 2012 at the Capital Plaza Hotel in Jefferson City. If the state is paying your registration, you will still need to register (registration form attached). The registration deadline is September 7th, in order for the state payment to cover all of the cost. Please start planning now to attend this great conference! If you have any questions, please contact your District Team. See Sample Below. (ONE ATTACHMENT)
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17th and 18th Century Poetry from the Brotherton Library, University of Leeds
These literary manuscripts include presentation volumes, commonplace books, and volumes of household accounts, which give context for the poetry and are valuable sources for social and cultural history.Expand
The project combines facsimile images of all the manuscripts in their entirety, linked to new indexing and to the powerful BCMSV database (Leeds Verse Database), which lists first lines, last lines, attribution, author, title, date, length, verse form, content, bibliographic references, MS and record number for over 6,600 poems within the collection.
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The largest single collection of 17th and 18th century English news media available from the British Library. The collection includes more than 1000 pamphlets, proclamations, newsbooks and newspapers from the period.Expand
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