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Fitzgerald: Ex-Miracle Mile chief admits 'big mistakes,' may have faked résumé
Stockton Record
The woman who left the Miracle Mile Improvement District after abusing its credit card appears to have falsified her résumé with fraudulent college degrees.
Atwater's McBride explains switch to post in Merced
Merced County Times
Scott McBride, Atwater's Community Development Director, will leave his position in mid-August, after devoting 23 years to the city in a full-time capacity in many roles.
But he won't be going very far. McBride is taking up the Development Services Director position in Merced.
Why is Sacramento spending so much on lobbyists?
Sacramento Bee
Mayor Darrell Steinberg likely has more political clout at the state Capitol than any Sacramento mayor in recent history. He's been an assemblyman, president of the state Senate and an attorney at a powerful law firm.
Parks And Water Bond Linked To Housing Deal At California Capitol
Capital Public Radio News
As California lawmakers and Gov. Jerry Brown work to hammer out an affordable housing deal that includes a multi-billion dollar bond measure, they're also negotiating a parks and water bond that would advance at the same time.
CALMatters' Dan Walters Discusses 2018 Gubernatorial Race, 2028 Los Angeles Olympics
Despite the legislature's summer recess, it's still a very busy time for California politics. There's a heated gubernatorial race with a north-south split in the top contenders, Los Angeles just landed the U.S. first Olympic bid in decades with costs still in question and major housing legislation is on the books for lawmakers return.
Congressman David Valadao talks health care, immigration, Washington, D.C., and Donald Trump
The only time Congressman David Valadao, R-Hanford, got nervous Thursday as he met with the editorial board of The Californian was when he was given a chance to brag.
Costa denounces Trump's 'fire and fury' stance on North Korea
Visalia Times-Delta
President Donald Trump's "fire and fury" comments against North Korea and its leader Kim Jong Un were denounced today by Congressman Jim Costa (D-Fresno) and Congressman Jimmy Panetta (D-Monterey) at a Farm Bill Forum in Salinas.
A new ad opposing California's Rep. Jeff Denham has nothing to do with Trump
Los Angeles Times
For many California Democrats hoping to defeat Republican incumbents in the House next year, the tone is shaping up to be pretty anti-President Trump, with some early ads tying GOP members to the president.
Mathews: The best place in California to greet the apocalypse
Sacramento Bee
If the apocalypse comes to California, I'll be ready. I've been to San Juan Bautista.
Political advice for Zuckerberg: Keep writing the checks
San Francisco Chronicle
Word that Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg just hired Hillary Clinton's former top political strategist, Joel Benenson, to advise him and his wife, Priscilla Chan, on their philanthropic pursuits is being met with predictable overheated reaction in the political world: Philanthropy? Yeah, right. Zuck is running for president!
How Conservatives Survive in Silicon Valley
The Weekly Standard
Aaron Ginn co-founded the Lincoln Network with fellow Romney campaign veteran Garrett Johnson, 31, in 2013 to link up right-of-center outliers in the insular, competitive, and staunchly liberal tech hub south of the San Francisco Bay. The group holds networking events, debates, and hackathons, and they crop up at techie conferences. But they're also known for a new initiative called 'Deployed' that gives conservative outfits gig economy-style access to coders' spare time. Like Uber, but for under-the-radar right wing tech bros.
Tom Berryhill turned his back on Stanislaus residents, but now wants us to vote for him?
Modesto Bee
Maybe it would be more fitting if Tom Berryhill ran for supervisor in Fresno County instead of Stanislaus.
Relief from the high cost of traffic tickets — for some Californians, at least
Los Angeles Times
The settlement of a lawsuit against Solano County Superior Court this week is good news for Californians of limited means who get ticketed for minor traffic violations in that Northern California county. Under an agreement between public interest groups and the court, people who legitimately cannot afford to pay California's traffic fines will be able to pay reduced amounts, pay in installments or do community service.
If Sacramento must take on 'aggressive panhandling,' then do it this way
Sacramento Bee
Sacramento is weighing a crackdown on panhandlers. The details will determine whether it'll help the city's quality of life.
We're with Sully–don't privatize air traffic control
San Jose Mercury News
Many nations have privatized air traffic control, but bipartisan opposition to the Trump plan and the advice of Sully Sullenberger persuade us to hold off
City Council's effort to penalize border-wall contractors is as silly as the wall itself
Los Angeles Times
It's funny how sometimes a really stupid idea can give rise to other stupid ideas. Donald J. Trump won the presidency in part on promises to build "a big, beautiful wall" the entire length of the nearly 2,000-mile border with Mexico. He has since wobbled on that — maybe it doesn't have to cover…
Immigration, labor shortage among agriculture industry's top concerns
The Salinas Californian
A continued and growing labor shortage, immigration reform, nutrition and research funding are some of the top priorities and concerns of the agriculture industry here in the Salinas Valley.
It's almond harvest time, and the crop is booming and shaking
Sacramento Bee
As the 2017 almond harvest gets underway, California growers may see their biggest crop ever.
Steve Forbes Talks Unnecessary Regulations in Ag – California Agriculture News
California Agriculture Today
Forbes explained why agriculture is high on his list of interest. "It's simple: Without food, nothing else is possible. and what we're seeing now is that we just don't need to produce necessities. Human beings being what we are, we want more variety, we want more different kinds, we want to know how it is grown, we want more instant delivery, and so all of this is stimulating."
Struggling L.A. cities look for business opportunities in relaxed marijuana laws — and face pushback
Los Angeles Times
As California braces for the impact of relaxed marijuana laws that allow recreational use for adults, several small, financially strapped cities in southeast Los Angeles and elsewhere are at the forefront of efforts to seize business opportunities — despite pushback from some residents.
His arrest exposed a human trafficking ring that led to six more arrests
Fresno Bee
A Hanford man was sentenced to 20 years in prison Thursday in a human trafficking ring that involved six others in Tulare and Kings counties.
Former Deputy DA Robert Barton appointed to Board of Parole Hearings
The Bakersfield Californian
Robert Barton, a former Kern County deputy district attorney who now lives in Rancho Cordova, has been appointed to the Board of Parole Hearings, the governor's office said Thursday.
Three medical marijuana dispensaries targeted Thursday for operating illegally, supervisor says
Thousands of dollars in unsafe edible products were seized and violations issued Thursday against three medical marijuana dispensaries operating illegally, Kern County Supervisor Zack Scrivner said in a news release.
How much does it cost to transport an inmate?
Visalia Times-Delta
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department will continue to provide out-of-the-area inmate transportation services for the sheriff's department, following an agreement extension approved Tuesday.
Under the agreement, supported by Tulare County supervisors, the Southern California law enforcement agency will bring inmates to Central Valley upon request. The agency operates a statewide prisoner transportation bus system, which features weekly trips up and down the state.
Does it cost $75K per year to lock up an inmate in California?
PolitiFact California
U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris believes taxpayers aren't "getting a good return on investment" when it comes to California's prison system. The California Democrat told the Women Unshackled forum in Washington D.C. in July that alternatives to locking up inmates, such as drug treatment programs, are far cheaper and sometimes more effective than prison sentences. Her figures for California's per inmate costs were eye-opening.
MOSTLY TRUE: Undocumented immigrants less likely to commit crimes than U.S. citizens
PolitiFact California
Candidate for California governor Antonio Villaraigosa jumped into the nation's heated debate on immigration reform during a recent interview on MSNBC. The Democrat and former Los Angeles mayor rejected the idea that deporting undocumented immigrants was a sound strategy for reducing crime.
Hundreds apply for the chance to work at the Big Fresno Fair
Fresno Bee
The seventh annual Big Fresno Fair's job fair Thursday drew hundreds of people looking for employment to the Fresno Fairgrounds.
Equal opportunity to build America workforce
The U.S. Department of Labor developed criteria for pre-apprenticeship funding to be administered by a wide swath of community based organizations — business (including Associated Builders and Contractors), labor and key non-profits to create and maintain pre-apprenticeship programs. Which brings us to a "good news, bad news" bill currently winding its way through the state Capitol: Assembly Bill 1111, D-Eduardo Garcia, Coachella. The legislation has an encouraging premise behind it: the allocation of workforce development grants by the state to encourage a diverse population to enter the workforce. Nothing is more important than ensuring every Californian and American is afforded the tools and resources they need to become self-sufficient and successful in life; pre-apprenticeship programs can help people get the skills and training they need for a good career.
Robots – and humans – to help Sacramento get packages faster
Sacramento Bee
The new human jobs – 1,500 in this case – got the headlines, but it's the robots that make online retail giant Amazon's new Sacramento distribution center zing.
Expanded CalEITC Is a Major Advance for Working Families
California Budget & Policy Center
In a major advance for California workers, the 2017-18 state budget package significantly expanded eligibility for the California Earned Income Tax Credit (CalEITC), a refundable credit that helps people who earn very little from their jobs to better afford basic necessities. The CalEITC expansion extends the credit to previously ineligible self-employed workers and also raises the income limits to qualify for the credit. These changes mean that well over 1 million additional families could benefit from the CalEITC each year. Our recently released "explainer" from Senior Policy Analyst Alissa Anderson discusses how the CalEITC expansion will help low-earning Californians and shows, for instance, that it will allow single parents working full-time minimum wage jobs to be eligible for the credit.
Gainful Employment regulations will protect students and taxpayers. Don't change them
Brookings Institution
In the past decade, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of American student-loan borrowers leaving college with high debt and low earnings. The resulting unsustainable debt burdens impose substantial costs on students and on federal taxpayers.
Nation's largest LGBT group calls for Ashjian's resignation from school board
Fresno Bee
The Human Rights Campaign – the largest LGBT organization in the country – is calling for Fresno Unified school board president Brooke Ashjian to resign after he made controversial statements about teaching sex education that includes lessons on LGBT.
Rite of summer: Central Unified kicks off new school year for Valley
The Fresno Bee
Central was the first of the major central San Joaquin Valley districts to resume classes after the summer break. Fresno Unified starts Monday, and Clovis Unifiedbegins Aug. 21.
Tell Trump to leave the kids alone
Sacramento Bee
After-school and summer programs are particularly popular with parents, and for good reason. They help improve attendance, decrease dropout rates, reduce juvenile crime and boost academic performance. Every $1 spent saves $9 in societal costs, such as the cost of dealing with juvenile offenders.
A later start to the school day? Why California could delay the bell
Coaxing groggy teenagers out of bed and onto an early morning school bus is a challenge for many parents. Democratic state Sen. Anthony Portantino of La Cañada Flintridge says you can count him among them.
Testimony before the California Assembly Blue Ribbon Commission on Early Childhood Education
California Budget and Policy Center
Policy Analyst Kristin Schumacher provided invited testimony before the California Assembly Blue Ribbon Commission on Early Childhood Education at its July 27 meeting at Cerritos College in Norwalk. Established earlier this year by Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon, the Commission aims to develop policy solutions to improve outcomes for California's youngest learners and their families. Kristin's presentation discussed state support for child care and development programs and the need for continued reinvestment in subsidized child care and preschool.
Higher Ed:
CSU must tell students cost of off-campus housing under new law
San Jose Mercury News
Assembly Bill 990 aims to provide students and families a more complete picture of the cost of attending college.
Last fall, more than one in three students starting as freshmen at the California State University (CSU) system had to take a remedial course in either English or math before they could take college-level courses in those subjects. These remedial courses generally cover material from high school and don't count toward a degree—even though they cost the same amount and require as much class time as a college course. But this situation is about to change.
Undergraduate education major, banned for 56 years, returns
With the stroke of a pen, Gov. Jerry Brown has reversed a half-century-old law that prevented aspiring teachers in California from majoring in education and required them to pursue a teaching credential only after earning a bachelor's degree.
2016 confirmed as planet's hottest year
2016 was the warmest year on the Earth's surface in nearly 150 years of measuring, scientists said today in an international report that also found the highest sea levels since 1993 and the highest carbon dioxide concentrations in about 800,000 years.
Feds to expand review of emissions standards for cars
The Trump administration is expanding its review of greenhouse gas emissions standards for cars. In a Federal Register notice Thursday, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) said it would consider whether to loosen the emissions standards for cars beginning in model year 2021 rather than model year 2022.
New map shows wind farms spreading rapidly across US
San Jose Mercury News
Wind power started in California in 1981 when the Altamont wind farm in Alameda County was built as a reaction to the Arab Oil Embargo of the 1970s.
Trump administration's actions raise health insurance premiums, study says
PBS NewsHour
The analysis released Thursday by the Kaiser Family Foundation found that mixed signals from President Donald Trump have created uncertainty "far outside the norm," leading insurers to seek higher premium increases for 2018 than would otherwise have been the case.
Insurer competition in rural areas: A bipartisan challenge
Brookings Institution
In 2017, 1,021 counties—about a third of the counties in the U.S.—had only one insurer offering plans on their health insurance market place set up by the Affordable Care Act (ACA). This lack of choice was disproportionately concentrated in rural America: 41 percent of enrollees in non-metro counties had only one insurer on their marketplace, compared to 21
California's Ambitious Single-Payer Plan Isn't Dead — Yet
Despite rumors of its death, the Healthy California Act, a bill that would create a massive single-payer insurance system for nearly all 39 million Golden State residents, is alive and, in the eyes of its supporters, imperative.
Can California Implement a Single-Payer Health Care System Without Going to the Ballot?
California Budget & Policy Center
Although legislation to create a single-payer health care system in California (Senate Bill 562) has stalled, it could be revived in 2018, and interest remains high in light of threats to the coverage gains made possible by federal health care reform. In the first of a new blog series on the prospect of single-payer health care in California, Director of Research Scott Graves examines key questions related to SB 562 and discusses whether voter approval would be needed to approve single-payer in our state.
Is your doctor drug tested? That depends on where he works
Many southern California hospitals have anti-drug policies for their employees, but they don't always drug test their physicians.
What it means when a school district declares itself a 'safe haven' or 'sanctuary': a quick guide
Some elected school boards have declared their districts "safe havens" or "sanctuaries," which means they offer protections and create a welcoming environment for students and families who are undocumented immigrants.
California Today: Renewed Scrutiny of Sanctuary Bill
New York Times
California's so-called sanctuary state bill is back under the microscope. Last weekend, Gov. Jerry Brown suggested he was unhappy with the measure as is.
Feinstein criticizes Trump over deportation that splits Oakland family
San Francisco Chronicle
Sen. Dianne Feinstein called Thursday for the federal government to reverse the deportation of an Oakland nurse and her husband, saying their removal after more than two decades in the country revealed the "cruel and arbitrary nature" of President Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration.
California's Attempt At "Massive Resistance"
In 1956, in response to the Supreme Court's 1954 school integration decision, the state of Virginia devised a theory that it had the right to defy a federal law it did not like and could retain its racially segregated public schools. This became known as Massive Resistance, state sponsored resistance to federal law. California now seems set to go down the same path with its Sanctuary State bill that tries to prevent federal immigration law enforcement.
Land Use:
Porterville eyes requiring parks, pools with new development
The Business Journal
The City of Porterville's general plan calls for the city to have 650 acres of additional park space by 2030 to meet the recreation needs of its residents.
Businesses start to open at Costco shopping Center
Hanford Sentinel
With the opening of Starbucks and Verizon, businesses are slowly starting to inhabit the Costco shopping center; but the area is still quite a way from being a commercial hub.
Having a hard time finding a place to rent in the Fresno area? Here's why
Fresno Bee
Fresno has a low supply of apartments for rent and little new construction, causing demand and the cost of rent to go up.
Calling out Adam Gray to get onboard for building more affordable housing
Merced Sun-Star (blog)
California is facing the worst housing crisis in its history and the effects are being felt in the San Joaquin Valley, where residents earning local wages are being priced out of communities in which their families have lived for generations.
State Senate bills aim to make homes more affordable, but they won't spur nearly enough construction
Los Angeles Times
Last month, Gov. Jerry Brown and legislative leaders promised in a joint statement to pass a package of bills that "will help ensure Californians won't have to pay an arm and a leg to have a roof over their head."
Parks And Water Bond Linked To Housing Deal At California Capitol
Capital Public Radio News
As California lawmakers and Gov. Jerry Brown work to hammer out an affordable housing deal that includes a multi-billion dollar bond measure, they're also negotiating a parks and water bond that would advance at the same time.
Amid Housing Crisis, Why 2 Out of 5 Young Californians Live at Home
State lawmakers have introduced more than 130 bills this legislative session to try to solve California's housing affordability crisis, proposing everything from more 150 square-foot apartments to a $3 billion affordable housing bond.
Homelessness—Task force to tackle growing social problem
Porterville Recorder
Living without a place to call home is a daunting thought, but for 631 people in Tulare County, it is a reality. According to the Kings and Tulare Counties 2016 Point In Time Count, which was compiled in October 2016, out of the 631 homeless people in Tulare County, the majority, 322, are in Visalia. Porterville, which according to estimates in 2016 is home to 58,978 people, has the second-largest concentration of homelessness with 177 people, followed by Tulare with 108.
California and Federal Dollars: A Two-Way Street
California Budget & Policy Center
Senior Policy Analyst Sara Kimberlin looks at how federal dollars are central to sustaining vital public systems and services in our state, while California taxpayers contribute a large share of federal revenues. Overall, federal funds make up more than one-third of the state budget, and billions more in federal dollars go directly to California residents in the form of Social Security payments, housing subsidies, food assistance, and other benefits. At the same time, California's taxpayers contribute one in every eight dollars of total federal tax revenues, and California's economy represents nearly one-seventh of the national economy.
Bull? Stocks can't stave off California pension crisis forever
Orange County Register
Remember 2003? Gray Davis was recalled, porn stars ran for governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger catapulted into office – and California's state and, for the last time in many, many years, local governments paid more into their pension plans than they owed in outstanding pension debt.
Tuolumne Street bridge creates confusion for Fresno drivers
The Fresno Bee
In the days after the opening of the new Tuolumne Street bridge over a future high-speed rail line in downtown Fresno, drivers are still getting used to new traffic patterns in the area.
Westside Parkway lanes to close for project work
The eastbound Westside Parkway loop off-ramp to Truxtun Avenue will be reduced to one lane next week to enable work on the Kern River Bridge Improvements Project, according to the City of Bakersfield.
CHP expands 'Start Smart' teen driver class
Hanford Sentinel
The Start Smart program focuses on providing comprehensive traffic safety education classes for teenagers and their parents. Start Smart employs innovative techniques to capture the attention of teenagers and parents, providing a lasting experience.
Trump rule change ignites safety debate
The Trump administration is forging ahead with a controversial decision to scrap Obama-era plans to require that all truck, train and bus operators be screened for sleep apnea.
Panel Weighed Oroville Spillway Failure in 2014 — and Called It 'Highly Unlikely'
The study — called a potential failure mode analysis, or PFMA — was performed in 2014 as part of what's called a Part 12D safety review, a title that refers to a Federal Energy Regulatory Commission regulation that requires independent safety inspections for most large dams every five years.
California receives $22 million from FEMA for Oroville Reservoir emergency
Los Angeles Times
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has sent $22.8 million to California to help the state cover expenses related to the crisis at the Oroville Reservoir earlier this year, the federal agency said.
Southern Californians, here's how much your water bills could rise to pay for Delta tunnels
Sacramento Bee
More than 6 million Southern Californian households could pay $3 more a month to help cover the costs of Gov. Jerry Brown's controversial plan to bore two huge tunnels under the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.
Knitters wanted! 5000 purple baby hats needed for shaken baby syndrome awareness
The OSDH and the National Center on Shaken Baby Syndrome are teaming up to collect 5,000 purple baby hats by October. Their Click for Babies campaign, referring to the clicking sound knitting needles makes, aims to "prevent shaken and abusive head trauma of infants."
Former pro athlete from Clovis making it his mission to keep kids away from addiction
Thirty-three-year-old Tony Hoffman from Clovis had the world at his fingertips. An incredible talent for BMX racing that got him the cover of a BMX magazine in 2001.
Thousands worldwide, hundreds in Bakersfield attend leadership summit
More than 600 people gathered Thursday and Friday in Bakersfield to participate in the annual international Global Leadership Summit, where they obtained inspiration and received practical leadership training to enhance their businesses, organizations and communities.
CHP expands 'Start Smart' teen driver class
Hanford Sentinel
A teenager is killed in a traffic collision every four hours nationwide, equating to more than 1,870 teenagers killed each year. Another 184,000 teenagers are injured in traffic collisions every year.
Rural Libraries Help Bridge the Digital Divide
Who needs libraries these days? With the internet and smart phones, the world's wealth of information is available at your fingertips. However, in much of rural California, libraries are still playing a vital role in accessing information and building community. For 100 years, the Tuolumne County Library has been a community focal point. Recently, however, it has also become an essential place for many people to access the internet, because phone service and the internet are still not available everywhere.


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We have a 4160V wye system that is grounded via a high resistance ground system and we are trying to determine the insulation level of the phase conductors.
We've referred to Table 310.104(E) but it doesn't give any mention to 5kV cable above 100% insulation level.
Note 1 (100 percent insulation level) says: "Cables in this category shall be permitted to be applied where the system is provided with relay protection such that ground faults will be cleared as rapidly as possible, but, in any case, with in 1 minute."
Although every effort will be made to find and clear the fault, it won't happen in one minute. And with an industrial system the size we have, finding and clearing the fault within one hour (133 percent insulation level) cannot be assured.
The last comment on Note 3 (173 percent insulation level) says: "Also, cables with this insulation thickness shall be permitted to be used in 100 or 133 percent insulation level applications where additional insulation strength is desirable. "
Since we don't have any assurance the fault will be cleared in 1 minute or 1 hour, are we required to use 173% insulation level?
- If so, what is 175% insulation level on 5kV cable?
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Over the last few months, courts across Illinois have been adjusting to the sweeping family law amendments that were passed last summer and took effect on January 1, 2016. While some of the changes were essentially procedural, others were aimed at improving the way in which parents and the courts approach divorce and child-related concerns. One area that was significantly affected was that regarding responsibilities for a child of divorced, separated, or unmarried parents, once known under the law as child custody. Now referred to as the allocation of parental responsibilities, the amended law addresses the rights of each parent regarding decision-making for their child and how parenting time decisions are to be made.
Two Parts to Parental Responsibilities
The newly revamped Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act has essentially eliminated the phrase "child custody," as well as the concepts of sole custody and joint custody of a child. These ideas have been replaced by a more personalized approach that determines each parent's rights and responsibilities based on their own unique circumstances. Parental responsibilities, under the new law, are divided into two primary considerations: significant decision-making responsibilities and parenting time.
Making Significant Decisions
The amended law presumes that divorcing parents—or parents otherwise in need of an order for parental responsibilities—will cooperate in developing a plan for raising their child. In creating a plan, the parents must determine which of them will be responsible for making significant decisions regarding the child, including education, medical care, religious training (if applicable), and extracurricular activities. One parent may be responsible for all significant decisions, they may be divided, or the parents can agree to make all such decisions together. A court will only take action and allocate responsibilities if the parents cannot or will not do so of their own accord.
Parenting Time
It stands to reason that parents who share significant decision-making responsibilities should also each have allocated parenting time—previously called visitation—with the child. But what about a parent who has no authority over significant decisions? According to the law, parenting time is not dependent on decision-making authority, just as, prior to the statutory changes, a non-custodial parent still had visitation rights. A parent "who is not granted significant decision-making responsibilities for a child is entitled to reasonable parenting time with the child." Parenting time can be limited or revoked if the parent is found to present serious physical, mental, or moral danger to the child.
Protecting Your Rights
If you are involved in a dispute regarding parental responsibilities or parenting time, an experienced Kane County family law attorney can provide the assistance you need. Contact Bochte, Kuzniar & Navigato, P.C., today to schedule your free initial consultation. We know how important your child is to you, and we are equipped to help you remain an active part of his or her life. Call 630-377-7770 for an appointment.


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Since 2011, CA Technologies has partnered with BGCA to deliver hands-on technology experiences for tween and teen girls to spark their interest in STEM careers.
Boys & Girls Clubs of America and CA Technologies are showing their commitment to girls and technology through Tech Girls Rock. Check out this video on how these workshops are helping girls discover an interest in tech-related educational and career opportunities.
Following completion of the ten-week DIY STEM program, Tech Girls Rock events help girls further cultivate an interest in the subjects of STEM, and ultimately tech-related educational opportunities and careers.
Through the support of CA Technologies, Tech Girls Rock will be hosted by select Boys & Girls Clubs across the country through unique STEM centered field trip experiences focused on key IT trends and topics, technology-focused challenges and projects, which will provide hands-on experience.
Check out our photo gallery of Tech Girls Rock events, courtesy of CA Technologies, on BGCA's Facebook page.


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In the Philippines to help care for victims of Typhoon Haiyan, a Mass General disaster response team is setting up rural health centers in some of the areas hardest hit. On the ground since Tuesday, Nov. 19, to work with the International Medical Corps, the seven-person team has traveled to towns such as Bitoon and Dalingding from its base in the city of Cebu. Hundreds of residents from such communities are seeking medical aid. Indeed, during one 90-minute period earlier this week, the MGH team treated 125 Filipinos. For some, it was their first experience seeing a doctor.
On a mission to reach remote areas of the island nation hit by Typhoon Haiyan, MGH team members are treating diarrheal disease due to a lack of clean water. Working from makeshift medical outposts, they are also seeing cases of tetanus, caused by untreated wounds. Other health concerns in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan include chronic diseases such as diabetes and asthma. Outbreaks of rabies and measles are a growing issue.
Explaining Wound Care in Tagalog
Two members of the MGH team are fluent in Tagalog, a common language in the Philippines, and are spending a good deal of time with patients, explaining medications and wound care.
As MGH team members move into increasingly remote areas hit by Typhoon Haiyan, one of their first orders of business will be to assess the greatest medical needs of the residents they encounter, with an eye toward marshaling the resources needed to meet them. In the meantime, the Mass General caregivers will be living in shared tents and carrying "go bags" containing their own food and living necessities. They are also transporting team bags filled with medical supplies and medication for the wounded.
Team leader Miriam Aschkenasy, MD, deputy director for disaster response at the Mass General Center for Global Health, says that the signs of devastation from Typhoon Haiyan are visible everywhere in many areas. Dr. Aschkenasy says that, while on the move, her group has seen kids playing on power lines, people waiting in line for well water and houses with tops blown off entirely or curled up like the top of an open can of tuna.
"I'm a big proponent of the professionalism of disaster response," Dr. Aschkenasy explains. "In Haiti, we saw a lot of spontaneous volunteers, which can cause problems. Our goal is to provide professional care." An expert in disaster response, Dr. Aschkenasy has spent 15 years in the field responding to disasters including Katrina, Haiti and El Salvador.
"Our nurses and doctors need equipment, medications, telecommunications and training to be ready to serve our global community at a moment's notice," Dr. Bangsberg says.
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Mass General is well trained in disaster response. Within 24 hours of the request to deploy after Typhoon Haiyan, Mass General put together a team of four nurses, two doctors and a pharmacist. Five are experts in disaster response. "I've never worked in a hospital that so fully backs the deployment of its staff," Dr. Aschkenasy says.
Meanwhile, in Boston, caregivers at the Mass General Center for Global Health are engaged in ongoing consultations with international partners who have asked them to prepare to dispatch additional teams to areas of the Philippines slammed by Typhoon Haiyan. Hilarie Cranmer, MD, MPH, the center's director of disaster response, is leading that effort. "Our goal is simple," Dr. Cranmer says, "We provide care for people in need." Nearly 400 Mass General employees have already volunteered to take part in additional missions to the Philippines.
David Bangsberg, MD, MPH, director of the Center for Global Health, says charitable gifts of support are crucial to the center's ongoing commitment to mounting professional responses to such disasters. "Our nurses and doctors need equipment, medications, telecommunications and training to be ready to serve our global community at a moment's notice," Dr. Bangsberg says. "We cannot fulfill this critical mission without flexible, unrestricted funding and philanthropy plays an important role in meeting that need."
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Code of Massachusetts Regulations 105 CMR 200.400: Vision and Hearing Screenings
(B) The school committee or board of health shall cause the vision of each student in the public schools to be screened in the year of school entry, annually through grade 5 (or by age 11 in ungraded classrooms), once in grades 6 through 8 (or ages 12 through 14 in ungraded classrooms) and once in grades 9 through 12 (or ages 15 through 18 in ungraded classrooms). The vision of each student shall be tested by means of the Massachusetts Vision Test or other comparable method approved by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health.
Code of Massachusetts Regulations 105 CMR 200.400: Vision and Hearing Screenings
(C) The school committee or board of health shall cause the hearing of each student in the public schools to be screened in the year of school entry and annually through grade 3 (or by age nine in the case of ungraded classrooms), once in grades 6 through 8 (ages 12 through 14 in the case of ungraded classrooms), and once in grades 9 through 12 (ages 15 through 18 in the case of ungraded classrooms). The hearing of each student shall be tested by means-of some form of discrete frequency hearing test such as the Massachusetts Hearing Test or comparable method approved by the Department of Public Health.
General Laws of Massachusetts Chapter 71. Section 57: Physical examination of pupils
Section 57. The committee, or the board of health in those municipalities where school health services are the responsibility of the board of health, shall cause every child in the public schools, and at the individual request of a parent or guardian of a pupil in a private school which has been approved under section one of chapter seventy–six, and which does not discriminate in its entrance requirements on the basis of race or color cause such pupil to be separately and carefully examined in such manner and at such intervals, including original entry, as may be determined by the department of public health after consultation with the department of education and the medical profession, to ascertain defects in sight or hearing, postural and other physical defects tending to prevent his receiving the full benefit of his school work, or requiring a modification of the same in order to prevent injury to the child or to secure the best education results, and to ascertain defects of the feet which might unfavorably influence the child's health or physical efficiency, or both, during childhood, adolescence and adult years, and shall require a physical record of each child to be kept in such forms as prescribed by the provisions of section one hundred and eighty–five A of chapter one hundred and eleven. Tests ascertaining postural defects shall be administered at least once annually in grades five through nine. Tests of sight and hearing and postural defects shall be performed by teachers, physicians, optometrists, nurses or other personnel who are approved by the department of public health for the purpose, and the examination of feet shall be made by the school physicians or by podiatrists, in accordance with regulations set up by the department. Upon entering kindergarten or within 30 days of the start of the school year, the parent or guardian of each child shall present to school health personnel certification that the child within the previous 12 months has passed a vision screening conducted by personnel approved by the department of public health and trained in vision screening techniques to be developed by the department of public health in consultation with the department of education. For children who fail to pass the vision screening and for children diagnosed with neurodevelopmental delay, proof of a comprehensive eye examination performed by a licensed optometrist or ophthalmologist chosen by the child's parent or guardian indicating any pertinent diagnosis, treatment, prognosis, recommendation and evidence of follow–up treatment, if necessary, shall be provided. Any child shall be exempt on religious grounds from these examinations upon written request of parent or guardian on condition that the laws and regulations relating to communicable diseases shall not be violated.
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**Code of Massachusetts Regulations 105 CMR 200.200: School Physicians
(A) The school committee or the board of health shall provide the services of a school physician to carry out physical examinations on such children who, because of hardship, do not have this service performed by the student's physician, nurse practitioner or physician assistant. Every reasonable effort shall be made to link such students with a primary care provider.
(B) The school committee or the board of health shall ensure that a student in the public schools, if not examined by the student's primary care provider, is examined by the school physician under following circumstances:
(1) frequent absences due to unexplained illness;
(2) known or suspected physical disabilities or medical conditions that require appraisal;
(3) referral from a teacher-nurse conference because the student is not making expected progress in school or because of signs of illness noted by the teacher or nurse; and
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How Avey Tare Made a Whole Album Out of Necessity
The songs on Avey Tare's Cows on Hourglass Pond emerged from a need for material for a live show, but you wouldn't assume that when sucked in by their soothing, intricate surrealism. Tare speaks about his creative process, the technical forces driving the record, and where he's at lyrically.
Cows on Hourglass Pond
Avey Tare
22 March 2019
When you lead one of the most influential groups of the decade through tours and album cycles, carving out a solo career should be ridden with stress and expectations. When I spoke to Animal Collective wizard Dave Portner (aka Avey Tare) right before the start of his US tour, he projected none of that pressure.
For someone who has made dents on indie music with his blood-curdling shrieks, Portner is a calming presence. He takes things as they come, letting projects emerge out of a need for material. Someone with his influence might feel pressure to make a statement with every project they make. However, his latest album, Cows on Hourglass Pond, arose from a different kind of urgency. He needed music for a live performance in Copenhagen, and the songs just settled naturally from there. I spoke to Portner about his creative process, the technical forces driving the record, and where he's at lyrically.
You start touring this album tomorrow?
Yes, I'm in Nashville. I'm there practicing. My friend has a studio practice space that we jam at sometimes. Whether it's solo or with Animal Collective, we always try to practice in the town the tour will start in.
How long have you been practicing?
We've practiced before this (laughs). This is just sort of a warm-up thing that we've been doing for a couple of days.
How are you feeling about the tour?
Good. I started playing these songs on my own, but the way I ended up recording them was with the intention of having a more organic feel. That feel lends itself to a full band playing, so I was psyched that the band would be able to play with me on tour.
How does performing solo shows compare to performing as Animal Collective or Slasher Flicks, where you're billed as a band?
It's more nerve-wracking to play alone. I get way more nervous. It's also because I haven't done it that much. I've only done one kind of short tour for Down There some years ago, and I've only played a few other solo shows since. I'm not a huge fan of having a lot of backing tracks and stuff like that. It's just not my thing.
So yeah, when it comes down to playing solo, it becomes more of a challenge in how to make it feel live and organic, considering the music.
Some of these songs are so elaborate and have a lot going on. How do you perform them live without backing tracks?
You just have to pick and choose the core elements of the song. We'll play them as a band and see what feels like needs to be there and what feels like it doesn't need to be there. It's honestly a lot easier to play with other people and not have to follow a click track or have to pay attention to some backing track that's always there. That always feels stale to me.
It's just a matter of what we can let go. We don't want to be tied down by elements of the songs we can't perform, so we pick the most essential parts.
Even with Animal Collective, you've always been a fan of testing out songs live long before they come out. How do your songs come together when you perform them live?
I think, again, with something like Down There, it was primarily a studio creation. But when it wrote these songs, I wrote them with live performance in mind. I also wanted to keep them a little more minimal. Because I wrote them on a guitar, I wanted to keep them centered around guitar. For these songs, it was a little bit easier because I was happy with keeping them fairly minimal, having a few textures here and there but just focusing on rhythms and the guitar.
When you look at this album as a whole, are there any major differences in how it came together, compared to Eucalyptus and Down There?
It comes from a different place because it's just a different time in life. I'm always inspired by whatever is around me. Down There started as a vision of this landscape and sonic environment that I wanted to create that came together in my head as the Animal Collective tours were ending. Then I found the synth sequencer and built most of that record around that. This record is a little different because it came from needing songs for a show.
The album was written for the purpose of going on tour?
It wasn't a tour. I was asked to collaborate with my sister on a show at this festival in Copenhagen called CPH:Dox. We've done a lot with them before with Animal Collective and solo stuff since we're often doing visual projects like Tangerine Reef and Oddsac. So yeah, I was asked to do that and play another DJ set, but then it turned out I lost a lot of that material. So I was just sort of forced to write the songs.
Would you mind telling me a little bit about the tape machine you used to record the album?
It had been a while since I seriously sat down and recorded a record myself, so I wanted to do it on my own this time. I never really made the jump from my own recording into the computer world, like Pro-Tools and Logic or anything like that. I left that up to Josh and Noah. I find that stuff useful. I do a lot of demoing on basic computer programs but usually leave it to the eight-track.
I think tape recording is always something I've been intrigued by and interested in. It's played a role on more than half of the Animal Collective records. I'm not a stickler about it, I'm not one of those old "tape is better" type of people. I just think it's a different sound and that you can hear the difference.
A lot of the rock music I listen to these days is a lot older, like Bo Diddley and Buddy Holly. I felt like the tape machine lent itself really well because I was comfortable keeping it simple. Animal Collective records can sound a lot more cluttered, so keeping it simple was important for me on the record. It just seemed that the tape machine was the way to go.
Is this the first time you used it since Sung Tongs?
One of the cool things about tape machines is that they have a Varispeed knob and you can switch the pitch on certain things. I first got into that idea when we were recording Strawberry Jam, and I was reading a lot of the Beatles' recording book. In their psychedelic period, they used Varispeed to change the quality of their voices. They'd pitch it up a little, so they could sound older or younger.
That got us into Varispeed. I think it's the best quality pitch shifter that you can use. Digital ones often have an artifact to them that sound very digital and are more abrasive. So for Painting With, we used it for some of the pitch-bending things that we did on that record. We did that for certain tracks, never for a whole song or anything like that. We wanted to use it for Eucalyptus, but it wasn't in good enough condition. I had to get it worked on before I was able to use it again.
These lyrics seem very private, and abstract, so it's hard to make inferences without hearing it from you first. When you write these songs, do you have a premeditated idea of what you're going to sing about, or is it more stream of consciousness when these songs come together?
I feel like a vocal melody is usually the first thing I write when I write a song. I like to play around with words, and I think the way words can be used on and off rhythm is very crucial to the textures of songs. I am very specific about words that I use, and that is what guides me a lot of the time in writing a song. When I'm first writing a melody, I usually come up with words that won't be the final words to the song. In a case like this too, when I have to play a show, and I need words to sing, I still do that.
However, I also feel like there needs to be a certain amount of conviction and belief in the words I'm singing. For Tangerine Reef, because the nature of that record is improvised, I never wrote any lyrics for that record. I just made everything up on the spot. I think that's why that record is seen as sort of amorphous. But this time, because they were written for a show, I just needed lyrics. So it starts with what words work within the melodies, but, in the long run, it's not very abstract. Especially nowadays since I've been writing lyrics more and more.
I think I do like to have a surreal quality to my lyrics. I like to put a person more in a place instead of being heavy-handed when writing about something. But I feel like everything becomes very specific over time.
A big lyrical standout for me was "KC Yours" with all the robot imagery. What is behind that whole motif?
It's about robots being integrated more into our daily life. I believe, eventually, there will be a robot that people can have around the house. I feel like I allude to people having romantic relationships with robots in the song, but really I'm just laying out a new batch of ideas of what I think a robot would be useful for. I'm hinting at flaws that it might have, why it is or is not human, and what the difference between that is. Why do people even feel the need to have a robot do things for them, like cut their lemons and limes?
For me, I prefer when a song is more like a dream that passes over you. When you wake up from a dream, you remember little bits and feelings here and there. That's how I see this song. It's very clear to me what it means, but I can see why it might seem a little bit more abstract to people.
On the last song, "HORS_", you talk about how "horse is just a game for winning". Any chance you're talking about the basketball game?
I am, indeed. That's what the underscore in the title of the song alludes to. It's about how language and how definitions create all of these different meanings for things. It's not just a horse. The meaning of "horse" is so different. Horses aren't even native to the US. They were brought over on boats. It's just a strange, surrealist history of the horse.
What about the song "Saturdays"? You have a line where you talk about how Mondays remind you of Saturdays. What are you getting at there?
A lot of it has to do with expectations. We expect Saturday to be this great thing, and a lot of people I know are "weekend warriors". They work during the week, and then they look forward to the weekend and put a lot of expectation on it. Why did we pick Saturdays to be this day that we put on this pedestal? Why not Monday? Why not Tuesday?
Are there any reasons why the song is called "Saturdays (Again)"?
There's just a lot of songs about Saturdays. I'm just trying to be self-aware about the music industry. I think the industry and music, in general, is in a very interesting place right now. So much has been done already, so I'm just giving a nod to that (laughs).


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- Protestors marched down to Interior Cabinet Secretary, Fred Matiangi's office on Monday, to complain against the switching off of TV stations by the government
-The demonstrations were also against the recent arrest of opposition leaders involved in Raila Odinga's contentious swearing-in
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Protestors took to the streets to demonstrate and marched towards Cabinet Secretary, Fred Matiang'i's office, on Monday, February 5.
The demonstrations were held in objection to the governments harsh decision to shut down the signal of TV stations, they had accused of ignoring their directive of airing the controversial swearing-in of Raila Odinga, on January 30.
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The government has been on the receiving end by activists and the international community at large, for their tough, no-nonsense approach in dealing with the opposition and media.
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Look, I don't like Joe Biden. I don't agree with what he stands for and I think he's a smarmy career politician who has used and abused his power to further himself and his bum kid — among so many other things.
I get angry when he attacks our successful America First President and I will happily point out his flaws, gaffes, screw-ups, and missteps, and I will fight tooth and nail to make sure he (or any Dem) loses in 2020.
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Now, with all of that said…there are some videos I watch of Mr. Biden and my heart just breaks…This was one of those videos.
I am a human being and willing to put politics aside and say, "please, somebody help this man." My gosh, some family member has to be out there watching this and is willing to step forward and pull the plug on this sideshow before this man humiliates himself further or gets sicker.
It's only going to get worse from here…If he was to get the nomination how on earth would Biden – in this condition – be able to stand up against Trump and his supporters? He couldn't. It's impossible.
I truly believe Joe Biden is sick and he needs medical care not campaigning…and trust me that's "NO MALARKEY."
You can watch the video below and after maybe say a prayer for Joe's family that they'll do what's right for this man and get him medical care and quiet family time.
At this point it's just cruel to pretend that Biden is all there:
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When tragedies happen, politicians aim to yell on the floors of Congress about how tragedies must be stopped.
And gun tragedies should be entirely preventable, claim gun ban proponents. Just ban guns. It may make sense to assume that states in which there are tight laws make that state safer and lead to less gun crime, but that data show that the very opposite is true. You can't get a concealed weapon permit in Illinois but Chicago leads the US in gun murders. In 2013, a concealed carry bill was passed, making Illinois the final state to issue concealed gun carry permits.
Writing in Applied Economics Letters, Mark Gius from Quinnipac University finds that in states with more restrictive concealed carry weapons (CCW) laws there is actually an increase in gun related crime. Opponents always have an answer for data; criminals will get guns from other states and, in the case of Italy, where guns are banned but gun murders still happen, from other countries. But that essentially means the only people penalized for gun bans are law-abiding citizens.
Over the period of the analysis the average murder rate was 3.44 but states with more restrictive CCW laws had a gun-related murder rate that was 10% higher than the average. The Federal "assault weapons" ban had an even bigger impact, with murder rates 19.3% higher when this ban was in effect.
There are four broad types of CCW laws, unrestricted, which means an individual requires no permit to carry a concealed handgun. Shall issue, in which a permit is required but authorities must issue one to all qualified applicants that request one. May issue, in which authorities can deny a request for a permit and finally no issue, those states that do not allow private citizens to carry a concealed weapon.
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This is why I stripped off for photos on the loo while 40 weeks pregnant… and why YOU should be proud of your mum bod too
When Clemmie Telford shared a staggering photo of herself almost naked, sitting on the toilet at 40 weeks pregnant she caused a major stir on Instagram with her brutally honest snap...
THIS week, I am pictured in just my undies on the front cover of Selfish Mother Instazine.
In the picture, I've got no make-up on, my boobs clearly show the impact of breast-feeding two babies and my facial expression is pretty harsh. I'm 40 weeks pregnant, and the vulnerability and anxiety that comes hand-in-hand with the final days of pregnancy is written all over my face.
Yet at the same time I look more powerful than I've ever been - through the camera I'm poised, strong and focused on the task of labour ahead of me.
When I was younger I would never have let the world see me like this, but having kids - Bertie, 5, three-year-old Woody and now Greta, three months - has changed me.
It's made me want to find peace with my body, even if it doesn't conform to the usual images of beauty we see. How can we expect to raise a generation who are comfortable in their own skin unless we lead by example?
Above all I have learned to respect my body. It grew and birthed three humans, two of them at home with no pain relief. That's pretty awesome.
The image isn't conventionally pretty - it couldn't be further from the softly-lit maternity shots we're so used to seeing of stars cradling their perfect bumps. But it's honest, and that, for me, is beautiful.
And the more I've shared the realities of my life through Instagram or my blog, rather than a filtered or constructed version, the more people have responded.
Pregnancy and parenting are a gift, but they are extremely challenging too. Admitting that doesn't make you weak, it makes you human.
As for why the picture was taken in the bathroom rather than in a glamorous location.
Three years ago I gave birth to my second baby, Woody, on that same toilet - it was the only position - so it seemed like an appropriate place to record the final stage of my third pregnancy.
I felt so cumbersome and unyielding (waddling instead of walking, struggling to get up the stairs or put on shoes - the usual!).
At first I felt uncomfortable with the shot, which was taken by photographer Lara Downie as part of her maternity photography project, but in time I managed to step back and see past all that.
Now, with my 12-week-old baby Greta on my lap, the vast bump in the photo feels like a distant memory. I'm so grateful to have such a fleeting, precious moment captured forever.
I'm also thankful for the overwhelming positive reaction it's generated on social media.
I think people connected with the fact it, quite literally, strips motherhood down to its most raw state and that's pretty powerful!
What amuses me most about all of this is that when I shared this photo with friends on social media I said how 'ready' I was for labour. Little did I know that my daughter would keep me waiting for another 8 days - EIGHT DAYS! If you think I look fierce here, you should have seen me a week later…
Visit Clemmie's Instagram at @clemmie_telford and her blog at www.motherofalllists.com.
Photographer: Lara Downie - @laradownie.
Previously, four proud new mums showed off real 'post-baby bodies' after Kylie Jenner posed with flat stomach one month after birth.
A mum-of-one shared candid postpartum photos in the weeks after giving birth, claiming there's no such thing as 'snap-back'.
And two expecting mums debated whether pregnancy can ever be a sexy experience for women.


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Every relationship has its tensions, but hanging with your in-laws has its own brand of intensity. While dynamics can vary wildly, a few basic principles can help any situation. In this episode Billy and Joy talk about a handful of "best practices" which are great foundations for healthy in-law relationships.
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Bacterial armoury joins fight against Alaskan spill
SCIENTISTS with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in the US
plan this month to use bacteria that consume oil in an experimental attempt
to tackle the oil spill which has fouled the beaches of Alaska's Prince
William Sound since the tanker, Exxon Valdez, ran aground there in March.
Jay Benforado, of the EPA, says that the bacteria are not 'superbugs'
genetically engineered to break down oil. They are the hardiest natural
survivors of the original spill, the worst in American waters. The scientists
plan to encourage the growth of a 'suite of organisms', assuming that one
or more strains will be able to degrade the toxic hydrocarbons in the spilled
Details of the month-long experiment will be unresolved until the team
– led by John Skinner and Parmely Pritchard of the EPA – arrives at the
test site, a series of heavily soiled and stony beaches on the southern
shore of Snug Harbor on Knight Island.
This is the first time that such biological techniques have been used
to tackle large-scale oil spills. The investigators will develop rules for
the study as they go.
The intention is that researchers should periodically feed bacteria
living on the beaches with a fertiliser that is rich in phosphorus and nitrogen.
In a separate approach, others will take samples of local bacteria to laboratories
in the area around Valdez. There, they will be cultured and grown into a
large biomass which will be returned to the beaches for active duty. The
team will then compare the effectiveness of the two approaches.
There is little fear that the bacteria will grow uncontrollably, as
their food supply can be interrupted at any time, says the EPA. The investigators
will, nonetheless, monitor the experiment carefully for unwanted side effects
such as 'eutrophication', a rapid growth of algae that can occur when nutrients
are unusually abundant.
Blooms can kill fish and other marine organisms by depriving them of
oxygen. By-products of bacterial degradation will also be analysed. The
team fears that such by-products may poison nearby plants and animals.
Eric Levy, a research scientist with the Bedford Institute of Oceanography
at Halifax in Nova Scotia, doubts whether the system will work. In small
field trials, Levy has reported excellent results using bacteria to clean
oil spilled on sandy beaches. He believes, however, that the stony beaches
of Knight Island may well prove harder to clean up.
'My guess is that it won't work because I don't see how you can get
the nutrients to the right place and keep them there,' he said, 'They (the
EPA) contacted me some time ago, and I told them that I didn't think it
would work on a cobble beach, but that's what they were hell-bent on doing.'


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Noah Thorne sat red faced with his skin sliding from human flesh to fur and back again. "Valkenaar is going to retaliate." His voice boomed through the dining hall where he'd called all five of his Clan Betas together.
Alpha's is what we really were. But Noah would never allow anyone in the Pack to hold a title he believed belonged exclusively to him.
"Double the patrols."
I fought not to roll my eyes. As if that would make any difference. If Declan Valkenaar—the Pacific Northwest Pack Alpha—wanted to get to us, a few more patrols would make no difference. And having advance notice to our impending deaths didn't change the fact that death was still impending.
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Tom's Recommended Film of the Week
The Bank Job
Jason Statham films are usually a fun hour and a half, lots of action, plenty of guns and cars blazing around, maybe a good plot twist or two. Normally I enjoy the films he stars in, but then forget them a day after viewing. The Bank Job takes a large step up from that.
Don't get too excited, The Bank Job is no Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels or Snatch, but then again it doesn't have Guy Ritchie writing and directing.
Never-the-less The Bank Job offers a good story line, actually based on a true story, which may have helped. There are strong performances with a bit more depth, more charcater developement and a more developed plot. Weeks after watching The Bank Job for the first time, I wanted to watch it again and did this week.
It's fun, fast paced, offers a nice combination of action and plot, plus some interesting twists and turns. Give this unusual Statham heist film a try this weekend and see what you think.


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ok not exactly a new symptom but this has become more prevelant than before this week.
ive been hugely stressed the last 4 and half months since quitting but the last week ive been much better in that department but i am getting pains in the chest and my heart is racing quite often.
i severely doubt this has anything to do with heart disease etc as im only 35,far from overweight,eat a very good diet and have no history of heavy drug use.
anyone else getting this as a symptom?
damn im starting to sound like a hypocondriac lol,honest they are real symptoms


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By Staff
July 22, 2009
July 22, 2009
Boston Police report a Sudan Street resident awoken by a loud noise early Tuesday morning went downstairs to find a man standing there.
The homeowner yelled at him and the alleged burglar tried to flee, but had difficulty getting out of the house because it was locked, police said. The man then smashed through the glass part of the door, but the homeowner and his son chased after him and managed to tackle him and hold him until police arrived.
Kevin Murphy, 27, was arrested on a charge of breaking and entering in the nighttime and willful and malicious destruction of property.