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For the period ending March 31, 2019, the Fund's 1-year, 5-year, 10-year, and since inception (10/17/05) average annual returns for the Investor Class were -6.51%, -0.65%, 8.29%, and 4.54%, respectively, and the 1-year, 5-year, and since inception (12/30/11) average annual return for the Institutional Class were -6.32%, -0.41%, and 3.23%, respectively. Performance data quoted represents past performance and is no guarantee of future results. Current performance may be lower or higher than the performance data quoted. Investment return and principal value will fluctuate so that an investor's shares, when redeemed, may be worth more or less than original cost. Shares redeemed within 60 days of purchase are subject to a 2.00% redemption fee. As stated in the current prospectus, the Fund's total annual operating expense ratio for Investor Class shares (WGRNX) is 1.95%, and Institutional Class shares (WGRIX) is 1.70%. Click here to view the Fund's most recent month-end performance data.
David Winters quoted in the Barron's article "Are Value Stocks Ready to Grow Again?"
David Winters discusses the challenges of being a value investor in the Barron's article "Are Value Stocks Ready to Grow Again?" by Reshma Kapadia. Winters says. "You have to have investors out there who still believe in buying at a discount. I don't know when, but at some point value investing will come back."
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My stepdaughter was assigned to do a school paper on someone she would consider a hero. After giving her some leads, she selected Dr. Nina. I remember hearing about her when I lived in Stroudsburg and that there was a book written about her life. Could you tell us the title?
My stepdaughter was assigned to do a school paper on someone she would consider a hero. After giving her some leads, she selected Dr. Nina. I remember hearing about her when I lived in Stroudsburg and that there was a book written about her life. Could you tell us the title?
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Dr. Nina Case Baierle Price, better known to residents of Monroe County as Dr. Nina, was a physician when few women were entering the profession.
The book, "Dr. Nina and the Panther," written by Shirley Wheeler, one of Price's daughters, offers a historical account of the more than 55 years her mother practiced medicine in rural Monroe County. The book is an excellent starting point for your stepdaughter's research.
A description of Price's life and accomplishments published in the book "Women Who Made History in Monroe County" (1995) may also be useful research material.
Price died in June 1974.
We moved to the Poconos in 1961. At that time, there was a lab in Swiftwater where Sanofi is now. What was the name of the lab and what did it produce in 1961 or before? R.S., Stroudsburg During the early 1960s, the name of the pharmaceutical facility in Swiftwater was Richardson-Merrell Inc., often shortened to RMI. The company's mission was similar to Sanofi Pasteur's — the production of vaccines. To read about the history of Sanofi Pasteur, visit its website, sanofipasteur.us, and click on "About Us." Another source that offers details about the Swiftwater company from its infancy as a rural industry to a global leader: "The Spirit of Swiftwater: 100 Years at the Pocono Labs" by Jeff Widmer. Published in 1997, the book is accessible at most local libraries.
I have a 1912 calendar plate labeled with the following: LaBar and Treible, dealers in general merchandise, East Stroudsburg, PA. Where in East Stroudsburg was the store? Also, what were the full names of the proprietors, and how long was the store in business? J.K., East Stroudsburg This question has me stumped. To answer your query, I turn to our readers. Does anyone know the history of LaBar and Treible of East Stroudsburg?
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Paris is one of Europe's greenest capitals with striking parks such as Versailles and the Jardin des Tuileries. There are also many other hidden gardens nestled amidst the broad boulevards and ancient alleys: wonderful spots for a relaxed walk or a romantic picnic. You just need to know where to look.
Paris has more than 400 gardens. Many of them are a legacy of former president Jacques Chirac, who had countless forgotten squares and neglected gardens refurbished during his 18 years as mayor of Paris (from 1977 to 1995). These squares and gardens were transformed into green gems in the middle of the city. And in these little oases of flowers and plants, the inhabitants of Paris can take a break, read a book or chat with friends.
Located near the Jardin des Tuileries, the Jardin du Palais-Royal is much less busy than its famous neighbour. This green oasis is surrounded by buildings on all sides, making the entrance easy to miss. The garden has a very Parisian elegance: two great lawns with colourful flowerbeds are separated by a lovely fountain, and the whole garden is surrounded by a hedge of perfectly trimmed trees.
There are scores of shops and cafés under the arcades of the palace. If you are looking for a romantic souvenir, visit the Salons du Palais Royal Shiseido. This shop is a dream which merges Parisian chic with Japanese refinement. Owner Serge Lutens, a perfumer at Shiseido, composes the most extraordinary scents here, many of which can only be bought in his own salon. Bottles can be engraved with your initials or those of a special someone.


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As we all know, Mitt Romney is the smartest and greatest businessman that ever graced our land. For some reason, I haven't heard him weigh in on the bailout of Citigroup. But since he already offered a plan for dealing with the struggling auto companies, I imagine we can simply apply the same principles for dealing with General Motors as we do for Citigroup.
Mitt says: We need "new labor agreements to align pay and benefits to match those of workers at competitors."
Citigroup's average salary is $87,000, much more than its competitors JPMorgan Chase ($66,000), Wells Fargo ($56,000) and Bank of America ($43,000).
Citigroup's average salary also is more than the average salary of a GM assembly-line worker ($28/hour, or $58,240 for a full year of work.)
Clearly, those Citigroup contracts need to be re-worked if the firm is going to be viable.
Mitt says: "You don't have to look far for industries with unions that went down that road. Companies in the 21st century cannot perpetuate the destructive labor relations of the 20th."
Obviously, Citigroup must have kept secret its unionized workforce. Otherwise, how could it be suffering from such outrageous labor costs! These insidious underground unions must be rooted out and destroyed.
Mitt says: "management as is must go."
Citigroup's management failures have been well documented. It would be craaazy to give taxpayer money to same people that got Citigroup — and the entire global financial system — into this mess.
Mitt says: "It is not wrong to ask for government help, but the automakers should come up with a win-win proposition."
Just as management has to go, so does the deregulated marketplace that allowed Citigroup management to act so irresponsibly. Surely, no bailout would occur without major strings attached and new rules to ensure the same mistakes won't be repeated.
Fortunately, the same pressure that has been put on the auto industry has been put to bear on the financial industry, ensuring sound judgment, fairness and accountability still reigns in Washington.
Thank you Mitt-o-nomics! Now go shopping.


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You need a patio in the yard, a place to lounge, pull out the BBQ and generally enjoy the summertime. Want to have a one of a kind patio that is impressive and sustainable at the same time? Look to your neighbors, skulk around building and demolition sites and generally keep your eyes open for salvaged stone, brick and pavers.
It's easier than you think. Spring is the time when many homeowners and businesses are tackling backyard reno projects and a good portion of those are replacement designs. Watch for homes being rebricked, patios being ripped up and redone or entire landscapes getting an overhaul. These are prime locations for your supplies.
When you offer to haul away the old materials, you're actually doing them a favor. But don't forget to say please.
Be picky about what you use. Broken pieces can add to the design and create a mosaic look, but you'll want the material to be of a similar thickness for easier installation. Flagstone is perfect for a reclaimed patio – it naturally has an irregular shape and will last for ages (you may need some muscle for the hauling stage though).
Bricks are excellent too. You can mortar them right onto an existing base and create an old world charm that's hard to beat. If you can't find enough of one color, mix and match to create patterns or a random look.
You'll need the same base as you would with a new patio, level and with adequate drainage and strength. Other than that, reclaimed patios are a cinch. Most of the work is in the transporting.
Three ways reclaimed materials make incredible patios? (1) Environmentally friendly by rescuing usable materials from the landfill. (2) Usually low, low cost – often only for the base material and a few friendly bribes for the hauling. (3) Unique look that cannot be duplicated.
If you're not comfortable with the DIY aspect, ask contractors if they'll install the salvaged stone for you. It will still be cheaper than a new patio and you can leave the worries to the pros.
Either way, you'll end up with a sustainable, spectacular patio to laze away the summer on.
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You might find one here plus many other books on paperweights.... and a very good selection of weights. A very good honest dealer too. http://www.sweetbriar.co.uk/books_new.htm
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Having been introduced to Allan Scotts paperweights on another posting and found various other pieces of info, including his weights currently made for Caithness....in this instance I feel I must unreservedly take back my comment regarding the quality of modern Caithness.... with regards to Allan Scott that is...... many of the others.....well!! RegardsGareth
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This article describes the activities that are available to you when you have administrative permissions over Microsoft Office Project Web Access. It presents a broad overview of Project Web Access from the perspective of an administrator.
Note: This guide does not include information about how to deploy Microsoft Office Project Server 2007 across your organization. You can learn how to deploy and manage Project Server 2007 on TechNet.
Depending on the security group to which they are assigned, users can work with Project Web Access features by using Project Web Access, Microsoft Office Project Professional 2007, or both.
Note: If you don't see the Server Settings link in the Quick Launch of Project Web Access, then you don't belong to the administrators group and you cannot perform actions such as customizing views, setting up reports, setting up timesheets, or deleting projects.
What can you do with administrator permissions?
Work from the Project Web Access home page
The Project Web Access home page is the primary entry point for users who work with data saved to the Project Server 2007 database. When you log on to Project Web Access, pending items that might require action (such as task updates that must be approved) and items that have changed since the last time that you logged on are displayed. From the home page, you can access Project Web Access features, including the Tasks, Project Center, Resource Center, Updates, Status Reports, Documents, Issues, and Risks pages.
Note: The content that appears on the Project Web Access home page is determined by the features that are available on the server, the role of the user, the permissions that are assigned to the user, the security categories to which the user belongs (including the projects and views assigned to that security category), and any customizations that were configured for the home page.
Project Web Access home page activities
Work with tasks and timesheets
Before team members can record timesheet hours or their task status, the administrator must set up timesheets, task status, or both. Timesheets record the actual hours worked on tasks, projects, and other items, and are important if you track utilization, billable time, and other time-based metrics. Team members can enter the task status by using their My Tasks pages, which enables the administrator to track the status or progress toward the completion of tasks in projects.
If your organization has project managers and they will track progress for the projects they created in Office Project Professional 2007, you will want to track the task status.
Manage tasks
Team members can use the My Tasks page in Project Web Access to view, edit, delegate, and update tasks and working times that are assigned to them by a project manager who is using Project Professional 2007. To access the My Tasks page, click My Tasks on the Quick Launch.
Task management activities
Manage task updates
On the Task Updates page in Project Web Access, you can review changes to tasks and working times that team members submit from their My Tasks pages. You can also use the Task Updates page to update projects with the latest information.
You can update projects with information from the Task Updates page in two ways:
Manually You can accept each task change by clicking Accept on the Task Updates page. If you reply to a task change request before accepting it, the change request is removed from the list on the Task Updates page until the team member replies. You can update and reply to new task and task delegation requests at the same time.
Automatically (by using rules) You can create and run rules to automatically update projects with changes that do not must be reviewed before approval. You can create rules that run for specific projects, for all projects, for specific resources, or for groups of resources at a specific location in the Resource Breakdown Structure (RBS) of your organization.
Task update management activities
Manage timesheets
Timesheets record the actual hours worked on tasks, projects, and other items, and are important if you track utilization, billable time, and other time-based metrics.
You should create a timesheet if:
Your organization wants to track billable and nonbillable hours.
You need to integrate with an accounting system for payroll or billing purposes.
Management wants to see the details about the number of hours that resources are spending and how those hours are being spent (overtime billable versus standard billable versus nonbillable).
Timesheet management activities
Integrate with Outlook
Project Web Access integrates with Microsoft Outlook to enable team members to update their tasks by using Office Outlook 2007, 2003, or XP. In order to use any Outlook integration features, team members must:
Have a valid user account for Project Web Access to access the page from which the Outlook integration features are configured.
Use Office Outlook 2007, 2003, or XP.
Outlook activities
Work with resources
Work with vacation and other nonworking time (administrative time)
Project managers and resource managers use the Resource Center in Project Web Access to view, modify, and analyze information for one or more resources who are assigned to tasks in projects that are published to the Project Server database. The Resource Center displays a list of the resources in the enterprise resource pool; permission to view items in the Resource Center are granted by the Project Server administrator.
Manage resource information
In the Resource Center, you can edit information about resources, such as their e-mail addresses, account information, and groups to which they belong. You can also view their assignments and availability.
Some resource attributes, such as their calendar settings, can only be changed with Project Professional 2007.
Resource information management activities
Manually check in resources that are checked out by another user
Staff projects
Project managers can build teams for projects based on many different parameters, including resource skills and resource availability. You can use the Build Team feature in Project Web Access to build a project team.
Consider the following when you use the Build Team feature:
Managers might not be able to see all resources, or they might not be able to assign all of them to projects.
In order to find resources that have the necessary skill sets, your organization must apply Resource Breakdown Structure (RBS) codes and other enterprise resource outline codes that are used to define various skills and resource relationships in the organization.
You can assign tasks to a team of resources; individual team members can then select those tasks that they want assigned to themselves.
Managers can use both proposed and committed booking types for resources. By assigning resources to projects without committing them, managers can track potential resource assignments for proposed new projects. Service organizations, for example, often use proposed booking so that they can compare various assignment scenarios and manage both proposed and approved assignments. Resource managers in organizations that use a centralized resource pool and project managers who do their own staffing use proposed booking to track and manage staffing requests.
Some resource attributes and settings, such as calendar settings and substituted resources, can only be changed by using Project Professional 2007.
Project staffing activities
Skill scheduling
To find the best resource for the job, use the skill scheduling features that are available in Project Web Access and Project Professional 2007 as part of your organization's Enterprise Project Management (EPM) Solution. Use the Resource Substitution Wizard within Project Professional 2007 to replace generic resources with actual resources. Use the Build Team feature in Project Web Access to build find resources with the correct skills for the job.
Some resource attributes, such as calendar settings and the Resource Substitution Wizard, can only be changed with Project Professional 2007.
Skill scheduling activities
Substitute resources in a project by using Project Professional 2007
Work with vacation and other nonworking time (administrative time)
Project Web Access enables you to track nonworking time (administrative time), such as vacations, team meetings, training, internal projects, and other nonproject time. Team members enter administrative time on their My Timesheets pages.
Your organization should track administrative time if:
You are integrating with an accounting system that requires data on exceptions.
Your management team wants to see reports on exceptions.
Project managers or resource managers want team members to enter out-of-office time so that the time appears as unavailable for project assignments.
Administrative time management activities
Work in the Project Center
The Project Center provides a convenient way for project managers, team members, and other project stakeholders to view detailed information about individual projects and to view summary information about projects across the organization. Any user who has permission to access the Project Center in Project Web Access or Project Professional 2007 can use the Project Center to work with any project to which they are assigned. Only projects that are published to the Project Server 2007 database are available in the Project Center.
Project Center activities
Manually check in projects that are checked out by another user
Analyze data and create reports
Project Web Access provides many reporting options to help your team collaborate efficiently. Team members can create status reports to report how their tasks are progressing. In addition, a project manager can create detailed online analytical processing (OLAP) reports.
Some tasks can only be performed by users who belong to the Project Web Access administrators group. If you don't see the Server Settings link in the Quick Launch of Project Web Access, then you don't belong to the administrators group, and cannot perform actions such as customizing views, setting up reports, setting up timesheets, or deleting projects.
Manage status reports
Status reports describe the progress on assigned tasks. Project managers can automate the process of requesting and receiving status information; they can send team members status report requests, and team members can then respond to them by providing the information requested. Team members can also initiate the submission of status reports. Project managers can configure status reports so that they receive individual submissions and a merged report that consolidates responses.
Status report management activities
Work with OLAP reports
Managers at various levels can use a variety of reports to analyze project and resource performance in a project or across multiple projects. You can use PivotTable and PivotChart views if you want to work interactively with the reports and change some of the fields that structure them. All these reports help you understand the health of your organization as measured by project and resource performance.
Some reports, such as visual reports, can only be created and viewed using Project Professional 2007.
OLAP report management activities
Collaborate with others in your organization
Project Web Access has many features to help your organization's resources collaborate on project tasks, issues, risks, and other areas that affect the success of the project.
Collaboration activities
Create and manage inter-project dependencies and deliverables
Manage enterprise features
Project Web Access administrators can customize and control many features and functions from the Server Setting pages.
Note: Specific permissions must be granted in order to customize and enable certain features and pages.
Enterprise features management activities
Introduction to permissions in Microsoft Office Project Server 2007
Manually check in projects and resources that are checked out by another user
Manage views
Views are live, interactive reports of project and resource information that is stored in the Project Server 2007 database. Views enable project team members to see information other than their own tasks, assignments, and projects. Views can also enable project and resource managers to communicate critical information about their projects to other individuals and groups in the organization. For example, some views enable team members to see information about their projects only. Other views enable project and resource managers to keep track of tasks in their projects, determine resource availability, and match the needs of their projects to the skills of available resources.
Available views include, for example, Project Center, Resource Assignments, Resource Center, My Tasks, and My Timesheets, Data Analysis, Resource Plans, and Team Builder views.
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"We have a major public safety problem and we haven't corrected it." -Gerald Donaldson, senior research director at Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety, as quoted by the Associated Press.
By now, I'm sure, you've heard about the big Associated Press story, entitled "Medically unfit drivers still on the road," published yesterday in a variety of places, such as on CNN's news website and a host of newspapers like the Kansas City Star, Connecticut Post, and many others. We also covered it in the news section of our website as well.
The story revolves around an as-yet unreleased Government Accountability Office (GAO) study, which found some 563,0000 U.S. commercial driver's license holders also qualify for full federal disability payments due to health issues - with many suffering from severe problems such as seizure disorders, vision and hearing impairment, and the like.
The GAO's review of 7.3 million commercial driver violations compiled by the Dept. of Transportation in 2006 showed truck drivers violating federal medical rules in all 50 states, with the most frequent sanctions occurring in Texas, Maryland, Georgia, Florida, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Michigan, Alabama, New Jersey, Minnesota and Ohio.
It's been a problem for a while, this issue of getting medically unfit drivers off the road, one exacerbated by (of course) politics. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) finalized mandatory standards for entry-level CDL holders back in 2004, standards that included medical qualifications as well as drug and alcohol testing, under the-chief administrator Annette Sandberg.
"What we are looking at is how we can translate medical data into standards that help improve safety on the highway," she said at the time. "Now, we are not sure how this effort will pan out, but we do know conditions like fatigue not only have an impact on the health of a driver but on their capability to operate a vehicle. What's clear is that we have to look at the driver as a key component of the overall truck - that we have to look at ways of improving their performance and capability so that, by extension, we improve truck safety."
(Image courtesy of Arab Cartage & Express, Arab, Alabama. These guys are dealing with the health issue pretty smartly, if you ask me. Arab offers Blue Cross/Blue Shield health insurance to its drivers, along with many other insurance benefits at group discounts, including a Merrill Lynch 401 (k) retirement plan with many investment options and company matching. One sure way to improve driver health: more home time. Arab's drivers are home at least once a week, the company says, and sometimes more. They also provide annual paid vacations and 8 paid holidays per year.)
But here we are, again dealing with the issue of medical qualifications, because, well, nothing's been done since 2004. Why, you ask? Well, for starters, FMCSA has a LOT of rules and regulations its been trying to get done at the behest of Congress and others (hours of service, anyone?) and anytime you develop new or improved federal regulations, they must go out for public comment, revision, etc. - not including the time needed to deal with lawsuits filed by third parties against proposed rule changes.
One average, it takes about two to three YEARS for proposed federal regulations to make it onto the books - and that's if everything goes smoothly.
OK, back to driver medical qualifications. This is a very serious issue: it puts not only the driver but those operating on the highway around him or her in physical danger should a medical condition cause said driver to lose consciousness. I'm totally in favor of making CDLs more restrictive, for all kinds of health issues, for this reason.
The trucking industry, by the way, is well aware of the driver health issue, though it's only addressing it in fits and starts (you'll hear in more detail about some successful efforts, like Celadon Group's "Highway 2 Health" program tomorrow).
The Atlanta, GA-based American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI), a research organization supported by the American Trucking Associations, is trying to raise the awareness about health and wellness among truck drivers as part of its effort to both study and reduce the effects of driver fatigue.
The physical fitness and overall health of the aging truck driver population in the U.S. is a growing concern among industry experts because fitness relates so strongly to job performance, contends Rebecca Brewster, ATRI's president & CEO. She and I talked about this issue a couple of years ago and one of the things that gets overlooked in the health debate, she stressed, are the benefits drivers gain for increased physical fitness and health.
"Certainly, the more physically fit and healthy drivers are, the more alert and less fatigued they are," she explained to me. "Being physically fit also makes them less susceptible to injury as an increased fitness level gives them more body strength and flexibility - critical aspects when loading and unloading trailers, for example."
Yet the overall prognosis for truck drivers isn't good. Brewster noted that, according to recent research, 55% of truck drivers are overweight and more than 50% smoke, compared to national overall averages of 20.9% and 25%, respectively.
This isn't a problem just limited to truck drivers, either. According to a report issued a few weeks back by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the proportion of U.S. adults who self-report they are obese increased nearly 2% between 2005 and 2007. According to the CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR), an estimated 25.6% of U.S. adults reported being obese in 2007 compared to 23.9% in 2005, an increase of 1.7 percent. The report also finds that none of the 50 states or the District of Columbia has achieved the Healthy People 2010 goal to reduce obesity prevalence to 15% or less.
In three states - Alabama, Mississippi, and Tennessee - the prevalence of self-reported obesity among adults age 18 or older was above 30, with only. Colorado reporting the lowest rate of obesity prevalence at 18.7%. Obesity is defined as a body mass index (BMI) of 30 or above. BMI is calculated using height and weight. For example, a 5-foot, 9-inch adult who weighs 203 pounds would have a BMI of 30, thus putting this person into the obese category, said the CDC.
"The epidemic of adult obesity continues to rise in the U.S. indicating that we need to step up our efforts at the national, state and local levels," said Dr. William Dietz, director of CDC's Division of Nutrition, Physical Activity, and Obesity. "We need to encourage people to eat more fruits and vegetables, engage in more physical activity and reduce the consumption of high calorie foods and sugar sweetened beverages in order to maintain a healthy weight."
Yet ATRI's Brewster reminded me that while drivers - like the rest of us - must take personal responsibility for eating well and excursing, their work environment isn't exactly conducive to those goals. "The stress out on the road, the lack of time to exercise, all contribute to the issue," she said. "My personal belief is that the industry must do what it takes to support ways to make drivers more fit and healthy - because the bottom line impact for trucking cannot be ignored."
So as the debate over driver medical qualifications gets started, let's remember that there are many positives to be gained from improved physical fitness and health. We need to keep that in mind as the negatives start getting thrown around.


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@Jonathan Barrett That's the common wisdom that a majority of IE6 users are coming from corporate users with controlled updates. Be interested to know if there are any numbers out there on this.
Equation but is cute but I think that noting that browser support isn't an all or nothing proposition is valuable. Personally I find myself styling for IE6 just so nothing breaks.
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The Common Bond of Blood
This article appears in the March 2012 issue of Sojourners Magazine.
Robi Damelin has always fought injustice. Growing up in South Africa, she spoke out against apartheid and worked actively for co-existence. In 1967, she moved to Israel—"to solve the conflict," she says with self-deprecating humor. She ended up working on a kibbutz. "Ever since then," she told me, "I have had a love-hate relationship with this country." She loves the reality of a homeland for the Jewish people, but she hates the oppression of Palestinian people that results from the Israeli military occupation. "Israel will never be free until the Palestinians are free," she says.
Robi's son, David, shared her perspective about the occupation. Robi claims he "would rather have gone to jail than serve in the military, but he knew that as soon as he was released, he'd just be posted somewhere else. In the end we agreed it would be better for him to serve as an officer and set an example to other soldiers by behaving like a human being." David fulfilled his required service, but in 2002 he was called up to the reserves. Again, he and Robi decided he should serve and set an example.
But as a soldier "he was a symbol of an occupying army." On March 3, 2002, 28-year-old David Damelin was killed by a Palestinian sniper.
"I was beside myself with grief," says Robi. "I had all the good things in life, but it all became totally irrelevant. I just wanted to prevent other families from experiencing this." Robi was invited to a meeting where she met Palestinian mothers who had also lost children. "I saw there was no difference in our pain. I realized that through our joint pain we could speak out and make a difference."
Robi closed her public relations business and became a spokesperson for The Parents Circle (www.theparentscircle.com), a group of more than 600 Israeli and Palestinian families who have lost an immediate family member in the conflict. Robi spends her time traveling the world to spread the message of reconciliation, forgiveness, and peace.
"Reconciliation is not about hugging and eating hummus. It is about understanding the needs of the other," Robi explains. "You need to view history through the human eye." Together, members of the Parents Circle study each other's personal and historical narratives. During a typical learning experience, they visited Yad Vashem (the Holocaust memorial in Jerusalem), listened to lectures by Israeli and Palestinian historians, then visited an Arab village destroyed by Israelis in 1948.
At the village, one Palestinian mother saw the well she had used as a child. "That helped me understand why she walks around with the key to her family's house, wishing she could return," said Robi. "These experiences create empathy."
In 2010, an Israeli marketing firm challenged creative thinkers throughout the world to come up with a way to bring Israelis and Palestinians together. The result was Blood Relations (www.bloodrelations.org), which provides a catalyst for dialogue by demonstrating people's shared humanity through the common bond of blood. The effort was launched in Tel Aviv in September 2011, when Israeli and Palestinian members of the Parents Circle publicly donated their blood to Israeli and Palestinian hospitals as a symbolic act of healing. Robi donated her blood while seated next to a Palestinian mother whose son had also been killed.
"The pain of David's death never goes away," says Robi. "But what do you do with this pain? Do you invest it in revenge, or do you think creatively?"
People ask why I have hope for peace between Israelis and Palestinians. How can I not have hope when there are people like Robi Damelin?


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I hope everyone is enjoying this wonderful weather we've been having. I wish it could be like this all winter.
I could really do without the snow. Hopefully, we'll have a nice calm winter this time around. One can only hope, right?
With a little nudge from my friends and family, I finally got around to getting Danielle's birth announcement in the paper.
However I am a very proud Nana and am so happy to have her in my life. She is now 5 weeks old and changes every time I see her. She is precious. There is nothing like having a grandchild. My mom always said this after Kirby and Leslie came along, but one just never knows till they experience it for themselves.
I'd like to start out by asking everyone to please keep the Kistner and Fitzgerald families in your thoughts and prayers this week.
As you have probably already heard by now, Kara Kistner and Allison Fitzgerald were involved in a very bad accident Friday evening near Frankfort. It was so bad, they had to shut down parts of 127 for a few hours to clean up the wreckage.
First of all I'd like to say, I hope everyone had a wonderful Labor Day Weekend.
Ours was wonderful. I can honestly say that it was the best Labor Day I have ever had.
Kirby was home for a weekend visit. While at home, he was able to welcome his new baby girl Danielle Grace Rowland into this world as well.
Danielle or "Dani" arrived Friday, Sept. 2, at 6:52 p.m. in Frankfort. She weighed 8 pounds, 8.5 ounces and was 20 inches long.
I hope everyone is looking forward to the upcoming Labor Day Weekend.
Not only am I looking forward to the Annual Labor Day Atha Family Reunion, I also will be very happy to welcome Kirby home for the weekend as well.
As many of you already know, Kirby has been enrolled in Bluegrass Challenge in Fort Knox.
I hope everyone is enjoying this beautiful weather we have been having. It sure beats that hot weather we were enduring in July. It won't be long till it's time to cover the pools up again. I'm not looking forward to that at all. In fact, I'm already dreading it. Although I'm not going to miss having to mow the lawn one bit. It seems like that's all I have done this summer.
Not much happening around Monterey these days, however, Josie has recently contacted me to say that she, Andrew, Janis, Dixie and Chuck recently went to Lexington to visit with Skot Atha.
Josie said that Skot hadn't been feeling well and they wanted to go and check on him. She says they really had a great time and are looking forward to doing it again soon. She has also invited me to come along with them the next time. I may just do that. I miss Skot as well. One can never have enough friends. Good friends are hard to come by these days.
Hope all you mothers out there had a wonderful Mother's Day. Evelyn went to church Sunday; however, neither daddy nor I made it this year.
A few weeks ago I received an e-mail from Jan Riddle, a native of Owen County who now makes her home in Frankfort.
Jan wrote:
Some friend I am. Even though I did call Theresa April 26 to wish her a happy birthday, I forgot to mention it as I was talking about our recent trip to Michigan. I hope you can forgive me, Theresa, and I hope you had a wonderful birthday. We are going to have to get together soon so that I can at least take you to lunch.
Theresa called me Sunday with some very sad news. Her cousin, Tristan Giles, suddenly passed away last Saturday. He was 25.
Tristan was her Uncle Gene's son. He lived in Sharpsburg, which I think is near Mount Sterling.
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How to Drink Like Your Favorite Authors
[Editor's note: While your Flavorwire editors take a much-needed holiday break, we're revisiting some of our most popular features of the year. This post was originally published June 12, 2011.] It's a well-known stereotype that many literary authors are also raging drunkards. Which, forgive us, doesn't make us want to emulate them any less. In fact, now that it's summer, we can't think of anything better than to sip a cool drink while typing away at our — er, laptops — out on the porch in the sweet summer night air. So in the interest of pure academic speculation, we've comprised a roundup of some of our favorite writers and the drinks they favored during all their late work nights and boozy afternoons. We're not saying that downing a mojito will make you write like Hemingway, but hey — it couldn't hurt. Click though for our list, and let us know what beverages you favor during your own deep contemplations and compositions.
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Drink: The Mojito. Though Hemingway is associated with a number of drinks, and drinking in general, the mojito was a particular favorite of his, as it was invented at La Bodeguita del Medio in Havana, Cuba, where he drank them in large quantity. Make sure to keep your glass full and sling misogynistic prose at passerby.
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The Great Debate Over a Linux Standard Package Format
May 14, 2009 4:00 AM PT
Conversation on the Linux blogs tends to be either outraged and angry (probably most common) or jubilant and enthusiastic (generally when Redmond is taken down a notch or two). In the last few days, however, some of it has been positively mournful.
The cause? Widely revered reverse engineer Fjalar Ravia -- more commonly known by his pseudonym "Fravia+" -- passed away on Sunday, May 3, 2009.
In April, Fravia+ posted a farewell message on his blog, announcing that he had just weeks to live after battling cancer for more than two years.
Jun Auza called attention to the post on his blog, prompting Linux geeks far and wide to pause and reflect.
'Big Respect to a Great Coder'
"Fravia+ ... perhaps one of the most influential individuals I've had the chance to encounter on the internet," wrote Anonymous in the comments on Auza's post.
"His many websites are a gigantic source of wisdom and of useful information. I've studied reverse engineering through him, his tutorials and challenges -- all in the hope of becoming a better programmer and person," Anonymous added. "Thanks Fravia+ for all the information, the time was well spent."
Similarly: "Big respect to a great coder and someone that freed a lot of information," added HexJam.
'His Work Will Continue'
"Perhaps this is a good time to take a collective pause and consider that there may be more to life than just tech stuff," Montreal consultant and Slashdot blogger Gerhard Mack offered.
On the other hand: "It is sad when someone who contributes so much to openness departs, but his work will continue," blogger Robert Pogson told LinuxInsider by email. "It angers me that M$ and others make such an effort to be closed that we have to spend our lives fighting it."
'Nobody Needs a Unified Format'
Speaking of the battle with Redmond -- and strategies for victory -- an interesting conversation arose when TuxRadar recently asked the question, "Do we need a standard package format?"
A virtual stampede of more than 120 comments greeted the question on TuxRadar before it was picked up on Digg as well.
"No," wrote person-b in the comments following the TuxRadar post. "Nobody needs a unified format. Everybody should just use 'alien' to convert packages to their native format if the owners can't be bothered to package it properly."
'Would It Make Any Difference?'
On the other hand: "Absolutely," shot back geekyBodhi. "Not only will it be simpler for users, it'll also save app developers and packagers loads of time."
Then again: "Would it make any difference?" asked Martin from Sweden. "I think the solution is things like Linux Standard Base and then a user friendly front end to 'alien', as well as using a solution like PackageKit besides the distributions' other packaging tools."
Not long ago, we here at LinuxInsider investigated a similar question regarding the existence of multiple distros. Now, given the divided nature of opinions on this one, we couldn't resist digging a little deeper.
'I Don't Think It Should Be RPM'
"I think we need a standard package format," Mack told LinuxInsider.
"I don't think it should be RPM," he added. "On the other hand, it might just end up that RPM-based distros will become yesterday's news. I had a 'nothing on my desktop but Fedora' coworker make the jump after he got used to apt-get on our servers."
The case for standard package formats is strongest "when one is trying to woo proprietary software developers to a Linux distro," Chris Travers, a Slashdot blogger who works on the LedgerSMB project, told LinuxInsider.
"If you build open source software and your software is valuable, people will package it for whatever distribution they want to use it on," Travers explained. "So, the first question we have to ask is, do we need closed source software on Linux? Do we care enough to make it easy to make such software packages by vendors?"
'Lightweight Work'
A second argument that's sometimes advanced is that "packaging for many distributions consumes developer time needlessly," Travers noted. "The fact, however, is that testing still needs to be done on the target distro, and this is one of the packager's jobs."
Packaging is also "somewhat lightweight work," he added, "but it requires knowledge of how the software should be correctly implemented on a specific distro" and so provides "opportunities for community members of open source projects to get involved," he said.
In short, "I don't think that a common packaging framework would necessarily be particularly helpful to open source projects," Travers concluded.
Lack of Support
At least one blogger saw the question in an entirely different light.
"The problem with Linux is NOT the packages, it is the fact that trying to develop for Linux is like trying to hit a dartboard with a live bumblebee," Slashdot blogger hairyfeet told LinuxInsider via email.
To illustrate: "A friend of mine brought over a scanner the other day," hairyfeet recounted. "It was released nearly 9 years ago, but you know what? It works in XP SP3. That is because the driver for Win2K -- released nearly 9 years ago -- still worked. I run games and programs from the Win98 era. That is 11 years and it still works on XP SP3.
"Now compare that to Linux," hairyfeet added. "Does anyone honestly think they can use a driver from even 3 years ago in Linux? Or that getting a program from even 5 years ago working wouldn't be an exercise in frustration?"
That is why Linux "isn't getting market share," hairyfeet explained. "It isn't the packages, it isn't the lack of exposure, it is simply the fact that hardware manufacturers by and large refuse to support it."
'Linux Simply Isn't Stable'
There's also good reason for that refusal, he asserted. "It is because Linux simply isn't stable as a platform, and if it keeps going like this it never will be.
"If I am a hardware manufacturer, competing with all the other manufacturers, I have two choices: I can write three drivers -- Win98/ME, Win2K/XP and WinVista/7 -- and have every single Windows OS covered from 1998 to 2011 at least," he said. "If I write for Linux, exactly WHICH Linux? Red Hat or Debian based? Stable, testing, long term support? How long will my customers be able to use the driver I release today before it no longer functions?"
In short, "If Linux is going to get the crucial hardware manufacturers to support it, then like Windows they need to be able to release a driver today and have it work years and years into the future without maintenance," he concluded. "To truly succeed, Linux needs to have a truly stable long term underlying framework that the manufacturers can target."


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STOCKTON - Witnesses were sharing chilling details of a deadly shooting outside Danny's Market in central Stockton on Wednesday when friends and family members of the victims arrived to grieve for their loved ones.
STOCKTON - Witnesses were sharing chilling details of a deadly shooting outside Danny's Market in central Stockton on Wednesday when friends and family members of the victims arrived to grieve for their loved ones.
Five people were wounded when gunfire erupted outside the store about 9:40 p.m. Tuesday, police said. Antoine Martis Kelly, 26, of Stockton was pronounced dead at the scene, authorities said. His death marks the 20th homicide the Stockton Police Department has investigated this year.
A 22-year-old man from Oakland was taken to a hospital in critical condition. A 23-year-old Sacramento man, a 30-year-old Stockton man and a 34-year-old man from Oakland were listed in stable condition, police said.
The man who was critically injured was still alive Wednesday, said Officer Joe Silva, a spokesman for the Police Department, but a woman grieving at the scene Wednesday afternoon said he had died.
"Two real people died," she said. "They were good people. They were dads. One of them had a baby who isn't even a year old. They didn't deserve to die."
According to police, three to four gunmen wearing dark, hooded sweatshirts approached the victims and opened fire. A man who spoke on condition of anonymity because he feared for his safety said the shooting stemmed from a verbal dispute in a parking lot just north of the market in the 700 block of North Airport Way.
"All day yesterday, (the victims) were out here being obnoxious with people's wives and girlfriends and the other working girls, like, 'Hey, baby, come here and make some real money with me,' " he said, referring to prostitutes who frequent the area. "When I went outside, they were arguing. I heard one of them say, 'Oh, you gonna shoot me now?' Then the shots went off."
Two witnesses said they heard 13 to 14 gunshots fired from multiple weapons. On Wednesday, there were bullet holes in a wooden fence and 14 small chalk circles in the parking lot, marking locations where shell casings were found.
One of the witnesses said he observed two vehicles fleeing the scene, saying he saw a white Pontiac Grand Prix going south on North Airport Way and a white Lexus going west on East Park Street.
A woman who left the store moments after the shooting saw four of the victims, including two who had been shot in the head.
"There was yelling. There was screaming. They were yelling, 'Help! Help! Help!' " the woman said, speaking on condition of anonymity because she feared for her safety. "I saw the dead body and the other one that got shot up real bad."
When the woman returned to her residence following the shooting, she found that one of the victims had entered her home, which was occupied by her three children and other relatives. The man was seeking help after sustaining gunshot wounds to his right arm and left foot, and the woman's children saw him covered in blood, she said.
"I'm not from Stockton," she said. "My kids and I are not used to this at all. I'm afraid for our lives. I'm in fear for me and my children. We hardly got any sleep all night. My kids can't even close their eyes without seeing him."
Police located a fifth victim who was being taken to a hospital in a white Ford Taurus when occupants of the vehicle waved down officers near North Hunter and East Poplar streets, several blocks from the shooting, authorities said.
Homicide detectives are still trying to determine a motive, but the neighborhood where the shooting occurred is a hot spot for prostitution, drug sales, gang activity and violent crime, police said.
"The area around Danny's Market is a high-crime area," Silva said. "This area encompasses the Wilson Way corridor, which has historically been known for prostitution, street robberies and shootings."
Anyone with information about this case is encouraged to call the Stockton Police Department at (209) 937-8377, the Investigations Unit at (209) 937-8323 or Crime Stoppers at (209) 946-0600. Crime Stoppers pays cash rewards up to $10,000. Callers can remain anonymous.
Cellphone users can text information to 274637 (CRIMES) by entering the keyword "TIPSPD" followed by their tip. Internet users can visit the Police Department's Facebook page and click "Submit a Tip."
"We really need the community's help on this one," Silva said. "We know there are people who were in that area during the time of the shooting, and we need to reach out to those people and encourage them to report what they saw to police."
Contact reporter Jason Anderson at (209) 546-8279 or email@example.com. Visit his blog at recordnet.com/crimeblog.


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If you love romance and have never seen Hope Floats before, you need to. It stars the talented Sandra Bullock, Harry Connick Jr., and Gena Rowlands. Divorced beauty queen, Birdee Calvert-Pruitt, returns with her young daughter, Bernice, to her hometown of Smithville, Texas, after discovering her husband having an affair with her best friend. Depressed, she moves in with her mother, and attempts to get back on her feet while fending off jabs from old "friends." Although he is complex, a new love interest, Justin Matisse, helps her through it.
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The student′s self-report regarding how the disability has impacted his/her learning and other major life activities, as well as the effectiveness of past accommodations provides a valuable source of information. Appropriate and reasonable accommodations are determined on a case- by-case basis. Consequently, accommodation recommendations may vary from individual to individual with the 'same′ disability diagnosis and from environment to environment for the same individual.
In preparation for this intake interview, students are encouraged to consider how the disability has impacted them in the past. Students should also consider how it is likely to impact them in the typical activities they expect to encounter at Geneva College.
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In the postsecondary setting, students bear the responsibility to self-disclose with professors. Using the student copy of the accomodation letter, the student introduces him/herself to each professor. It is suggested that this conversation take place within the first two weeks of the semester to allow the professor to make adequate accommodations to the student.
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BUIES CREEK, N.C. – Brian Wright scored a career high 23 points and Adnan Hodzic had 20 points and 11 rebounds as the Lipscomb University Bisons defeated the Campbell University Fighting Camels Monday evening in Buies Creek, N.C.
"Brian Wright jumped up there and made some big shots for us, especially in the second half," said Lipscomb head coach Scott Sanderson. "I thought he gave us a huge lift off the bench."
Wright finished 8-of-10 from the floor including four-of-six from the three point line. It was his second career 20-point game.
The Bisons entered the game losing seven of their last nine games. In those seven games Lipscomb turned the ball over 19.4 times per game. Monday the Bisons turned the ball over ten times, including just three in the second half.
"I thought we did a good job by only turning the ball over three times in the second half," Sanderson said. "It was one of our goals to have fewer turnovers."
Lipscomb opened the game on a 10-1 run. Campbell didn't connect on its first field goal until the 13:52 mark.
The Bisons were up 16-5 with 12:07 left in the half before Campbell went on a 16-4 run to go up 21-20 with 6:55 left when the Bisons called a timeout.
Lipscomb responded with a 10-0 run to go up 30-21 with 3:47 left. Lipscomb held a 38-25 advantage at the half.
Campbell cut Lipscomb's lead to seven (52-45) on a 3-pointer by Lorne Merthie with 13:15 left.
Merthie hit another three, his third in just over two minutes, with 12:08 to bring Campbell back to within six (54-48).
Lipscomb went on an 18-6 run over the next 9:40 to go up 72-54 with 3:28 remaining.
But the Fighting Camels were not finished. Jabril Bailey entered the game for the first time at 3:29 left and promptly nailed a jumper and a three for Campbell. Then Campbell connected on five free throws to cap an 11-3 run.
Lipscomb scored their final ten points from the free throw line.
Jonathan Rodriguez and Lorne Merthie scored 15 each to lead Campbell.
Josh Slater delivered a strong performance with seven points, seven rebounds, five assists, and three steals with no turnovers.
Michael Lusk also finished in double figures with 13 points. He had seven assists and was 9-of-12 from the free throw line.
Lipscomb finished with 21 assists on 26 baskets.
The Bisons shot 26-of-48 (54.2 percent) from the field. Campbell was 25-of-64 (39.1 percent from the floor).
"We held them to 39 percent instead of 43 or 44 percent and that's eight or ten more points a game right there," Sanderson said.
Lipscomb was 6-of-17 (35.3 percent) from the 3-point line. Campbell was 6-of-26 (23.1 percent) from downtown.
Lipscomb was only 25-of-44 (56.8 percent) from the free throw line. Campbell was 11-of-18 (61.1 percent) from the free throw line.
"We are getting to the line more than anyone else in the league, but we have to capitalize and make them," Sanderson said.
Lipscomb improves to 9-13, 5-8 in the A-Sun. Campbell falls to 10-14, 7-8 in the A-Sun.
The Bisons return home to Allen Arena Thursday evening to face Belmont in the "Battle of the Boulevard." Game time is 6 p.m. It will be televised on CSS.
Jonathan Seamon and Benjamin Seamon will be on the call for the Lipscomb Sports Network. Free online audio streaming is available at www.LipscombSports.com/sportsnetwork/.
Article by Trevor Garrett of the Lipscomb Athletic Office of Media Relations


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"13 I set My bow in the cloud, and it shall be for a sign of a covenant between Me and the earth.
14 "It shall come about, when I bring a cloud over the earth, that the bow will be seen in the cloud,
15 and I will remember My covenant, which is between Me and you and every living creature of all flesh; and never again shall the water become a flood to destroy all flesh."
Genesis 9
"16:8 Then the fourth angel poured out his bowl on the sun, and it was permitted to scorch people with fire.
16:9 Thus people were scorched by the terrible heat, yet they blasphemed the name of God, who has ruling authority over these plagues, and they would not repent and give him glory."
Revelation 16
I was raised in a Protestant religion and I do believe in God, the creator of everything.
I do not wish to offend anyone, however the bible was not meant to be an exact historical
document. I believe that there was a great flood but I do not wish to argue about when it
occurred. There is a great flood story that appears in many ancient cultures.
The catalyst for my writing this article was a PBS NOVA TV show on last night that I had
seen before. However this time, I have emersed myself in facts regarding 2012 and the
coming years. An event that occurred about 12,900 years ago was featured. A band of
darkened soil was revealed that may be the result of an object, perhaps a comet, strking
the earth then. My memory was immediately jogged to some articles I had recently read.
Consider the following:
12,900 is half of 25,800, the cycle time of the earth pivoting on the plane of the
Milky Way Galaxy.
The alignment of the Holy Cross happens every 12,901 years.
12,900 years ago is close in time to the great flood and the destruction of Atlantis.
From the NOVA program last night.
"The most recent hypothesis, advanced by Kennett and 25 other scientists in a 2007 Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences paper, concerns the proposed cosmic impact. Right about the time the Younger Dryas began and at least 15 of those 35 extinct mammals and arguably the Clovis culture itself appear to vanish abruptly from the fossil record—that is, right about 12,900 years ago—Kennett et al see markers of a major catastrophe. The markers lie in a thin layer at the base of a "black mat" of soil that archeologists have identified at over 50 Clovis sites across North America."
From The National Academy of Sciences
"Evidence for an extraterrestrial impact 12,900 years ago that contributed to the megafaunal extinctions and the Younger Dryas cooling"
"Nature of the Event.
The evidence points to an ET event with continent-wide effects, especially biomass burning, but the size, density, and composition of the impactor are poorly understood. Even so, current data suggest that this impactor was very different from well studied iron, stony, or chondritic impactors (e.g., at the K/T boundary). The evidence is more consistent with an impactor that was carbon-rich, nickel–iron-poor, and therefore, most likely a comet. Although the current geologic and geochemical evidence is insufficient to fully understand impact dynamics, we can offer speculation for future work.
"Toon et al. (46) also noted that if airbursts explode with energy of 107 megatons at optimum height, they will cause blast damage over an area the size of North America that is equivalent to a ground impact of 109 megatons (figure 5 in ref. 46). Such airbursts effectively couple the impactor's kinetic energy with the atmosphere or surface (47, 48), producing devastating blast waves well above hurricane force (70 m·s-1) (46). In 1908, at Tunguska, Siberia, a object <150 m in diameter, either a carbonaceous asteroid or a small, burned-out comet, produced a <15-megaton airburst with an intense fireball (107 °C) that scorched ˜200 km2 of trees and leveled ˜2,000 km2 of forest yet produced no crater or shock metamorphism (49). A debris shower from a heavily fragmented comet (11) would have produced an airburst barrage that was similar to, although exponentially larger than Tunguska, while causing continent-wide biomass burning and ice -sheet disruption, but again possibly, without typical cratering."
Environmental Effects.
The YD event would have created a devastating, high-temperature shock wave with extreme overpressure, followed by underpressure, resulting in intense winds traveling across North America at hundreds of kilometers per hour, accompanied by powerful, impact-generated vortices (50–52). In addition, whether single or multiple objects collided with Earth, a hot fireball would have immersed the region near the impacts and would have been accentuated if the impact angles were oblique (46, 53). For comparison, Svetsov (48) calculated that a Tunguska-sized airburst would immerse the ground with a radiation flux severe enough to ignite 200 km2 of forest within seconds. Thus, multiple, larger airbursts would have ignited many thousands of square kilometers. At greater distances, the reentry of high-speed, superheated ejecta would have induced extreme wildfires (53), which would have decimated forests and grasslands, destroying the food supplies of herbivores and producing charcoal, soot, toxic fumes, and ash. The number of ET airbursts or impacts necessary to induce the continent-wide environmental collapse at 12.9 ka is unknown."
From Nature.com
"Did killer comets bring the bling? – January 05, 2009
Nanodiamonds that have been discovered in ancient sediment provide new support for a divisive theory that a giant space rock wiped out humans and animals thousands of years ago.
The 'Clovis' culture, which thrived in North America on a diet of mammoth, bison and horse, disappeared suddenly 13,000 years ago. While several theories have been offered to explain this perplexing vanishing act, some two dozen scientists controversially proposed in May 2007 that these people and the beasts they hunted were killed by space rocks that exploded on or above North America, changing the climate. With the discovery of fresh evidence, reported in Science, the debate looks set to continue (press release).
"We've discovered nanodiamonds that are not normally produced through average processes on the surface of the Earth," James Kennett, a geologist at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and an author on the Science paper, told the BBC. "They indicate there was an extra-terrestrial event on Earth 12,900 years ago.""
Did a comet strike earth 12,900 years ago and wipe out some life forms
and create a massive fireball and hot wind? Did this event melt planet
ice and cause the great flood and destroy Atlantis?
12,900 years ago coincides with reports of the great flood and destruction
of Atlantis.
"Plato in his Laws, Book III, estimates that this flood occurred 10,000 years before his time. Also in Timaeus (22) and in Critias (111-112) he describes the "great deluge of all" happening 9,000 years before the time of Solon, during the 10th millennium BC. In addition, the texts report that "many great deluges have taken place during the nine thousand years" since Athens and Atlantis were preeminent."
"The map on the right shows how the region would look about 12,000 years ago, or 10,000 BC, when the sea level would have been 125 meters lower than today. The Peloponnese was connected to the mainland and the Corinthian Gulf was not formed. Islands around Attica, such as Aegina, Salamis and Euboea, were part of the mainland. The Cyclades formed a big island known as Aegeis, while Bosporus and Hellespont was not formed yet."
The biblical quotes above reveal that Noah was promised that the earth would never
again be destroyed by water. However, the Revelations quote that states "scorch
people with fire" resembles too eerily the outcome from the scientific forecasts
for 2012 from NASA scientists. Solar activity is expected to peak in 2012.


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Often the treatments given are inappropriate and don't produce the desired results. Hence it's important to keep in touch with a Chiropractor to specifically handle your condition. If you are experiencing any of these symptoms you should make an appointment immediately with a Chiropractor that specializes in performing neurological examinations. This nerve runs from the lower part of the spinal cord down the back and side of the leg to the foot. Fewer still have sought to correlate treatment modality with both anatomical effect and clinical outcome. While taking pain-killers or muscle relaxants may provide relief for your back pain, it is only a temporary solution and does not fix the root of your problem. Only Chiropractic For Back Pain in Duval County are completely trained with the correct skills and knowledge to identify and treat lower back conditions. Other causes of lower back pain may be more serious and longer-lasting.
Should You See A Chiropractor For Back Pain in Cambon, Florida?
A chiropractor in Florida can find out why you are hurting and can help give you relief. The term "adjustment" refers to the physical adjustment of the spinal vertebrae. Adjustments made by your chiropractor can reduce your pain without surgery or drugs.
Your back pain would always be best examined, diagnosed and treated by a medical expert. Other symptoms in combination with Lower Back Pain such as numbness, tingling, or Lower Back Pain that radiates in the lower extremities can be a serious neurological sign indicating that a nerve may be irritated or compressed. If you or someone you love is suffering from sciatica you've come to the right place. Lower back problems serve as one of the most popular problematic conditions many individuals face. During their life, 80% of people will experience lumbar pain at some point, and many will be plagued by it for a large portion of their adulthood. They may start in the lower part of your spine, called the "lumbar" spine, and travel down through your legs. Accordingly, vertebral subluxation means the slight dislocation or misalignment of the spinal vertebrae.
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More and more scientific research is available that shows that Chiropractic For Back Pain is the safest and most effective solution to lower back pains. One of the most inconvenient back pains you'll experience would be due to yard work related strains. It would be necessary to carry out some stretches and pace yourself throughout the endeavor. This pain is often worsened with movement or activity, and also limits your mobility. The sciatic nerve is the largest single nerve in the human body; it runs from each side of the lower spine through deep in the buttock into the back of the thigh and all the way down to the foot. Chiropractic medicine in Cambon, Florida is characterized by the use of a number of physical manipulations and mobilization techniques, which can be used singly or in combination to treat a variety of medical conditions.
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So we saw pictures of Chevrolet's performance flagship a few days ago, but what we didn't know was how much grunt the track-focused Corvette Z06 would have.
Until now.
Officially unveiled in Detroit just hours ago, Chevrolet has released the Z06's official performance figures – and they're mighty impressive.
Powered by a massive, all-new 6.2-litre LT4 supercharged V8, the new Z06 churns out a colossal 466kW/861Nm and should hit 0-100km/h in a Ferrari-beating 3.0 seconds.
That means the Z06 has even more grunt than the previous king of the Vette, the ZR1 which would only manage 819Nm.
But don't think the Z06 is just a big engine. Rumour suggests it's one of the fastest road cars ever to lap GM's test circuit, with its new lightweight chassis, upgraded brakes (ceramics are an option) and tyres and trick new aero the key to its new speed.
Engineering wizardry means the Z06 is also 60 percent stiffer than the previous car, with GM also offering two transmissions – a seven-speed manual and, somewhat controversially, an eight-speed torque converter automatic.
But if sliding under the radar is your thing, the Z06 isn't for you. Even GM exec Mark Reuss called it "the big nasty".


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Here you will find a sneak preview of just some of the highlights, demos, seminars, speaker slots and opportunities that await you at our ACHEMA booth. You will have a chance to talk to our experts, discuss your concrete process challenges and find out how we can put your business ahead of the innovation curve.
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After the page is merged should we delete the Merge/ page or just make it a redirect? --Thai420Talk to me! 20:51, 21 December 2007 (UTC)
- I think subpages of Project:Merge can just be deleted when they've been moved/merged into main-namespace articles - nobody is going to be looking for them at their temporary location. However, if there are any page names the old wiki used to use which Grand Theft Wiki doesn't (like GTA III Characters where we use Characters in GTA III for example) then a redirect should be made. AKA only when people are going to be looking for a page where one doesn't exist. Gboyers (?) 19:06, 22 December 2007 (UTC)
Virtually all the Project:Merge articles have been merged and deleted. --Thai420Talk to me! 05:57, 16 February 2008 (UTC)


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