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HSUS state director pushes N.D. farm effort
Story | Nov 29, 2013 | 1:05 AMMINOT, N.D. - Karen Thunshelle, North Dakota state director of the Humane Society of the United States, says she wants to start an HSUS Ag Council in the state, to help influence agricultural and animal policy direction. The national organization... -
Stefaniak joins NDSU's pulse breeding program
Story | Nov 8, 2013 | 1:05 AMTom Stefaniak has joined North Dakota State University's North Central Research Extension Center near Minot as assistant pulse crop breeder. He works in conjunction with Kevin McPhee, pulse crop breeder in the NDSU Plant Sciences Department in Fargo, on... -
Federal judge delays North Dakota abortion law
Animal philosopher or livestock stewardship?
Story | Dec 21, 2012 | 1:05 AMFARGO, N.D. -- Gerald "Jerry" Stokka is a new kind of livestock specialist at North Dakota State University -- sort of a people's philosopher for the industry. His specialty? Livestock stewardship. Stokka says his entire career has prepared him for... -
Snow storm in Dakotas sets several records
Story | Apr 15, 2013 | 5:36 AMBISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Everyone from students to lawmakers are getting the day off after a record-breaking snow storm in North Dakota over the weekend. National Weather Service reports show as much as a foot and a half of snow fell in western and... -
North Dakota governor approves 6-week abortion ban
Story | Mar 26, 2013 | 11:29 AMBISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Gov. Jack Dalrymple signed legislation Tuesday that that would make North Dakota the nation's most restrictive state on abortion rights, banning the procedure if a fetal heartbeat can be detected — something that can... -
Renewable Accounts: Narrowing the scope of bioproducts
Story | Jun 14, 2013 | 1:05 AMIn my last column, I shared the standard definitions of biomass, bioproducts, bioenergy and biofuels. You may recall that the definition of bioproducts is extremely broad because it encompasses all products made with living material: food, feed, fiber,... -
Scarce hay supplies threaten North Dakota state horse
Story | May 24, 2013 | 1:05 AMLINTON, N.D. (AP) - The official North Dakota horse could be wiped off the state map. A conservancy group says high hay prices caused by a prolonged drought and a sharp drop in donations have combined to limit food supplies and threaten breeding herds... -
Should grain broker bonds be increased?
Story | Mar 9, 2012 | 1:05 AMFARGO, N.D. - The Anderson Seed Co. Inc., case - with some $4 million in unpaid sunflower deliveries in two states - is the latest case that screams out for higher bond amounts for elevators in cases of insolvency, a North Dakota lawyer says. Anderson... -
Idaho ponders first felony animal abuse penalties
Story | Mar 15, 2012 | 8:50 AMBOISE, Idaho (AP) — For a decade Jeff Rosenthal has campaigned to toughen the consequences for people who neglect, abuse and torture animals in Idaho. And for just as long, the director of the Idaho Humane Society has received the legislative... -
N.D. Natural Beef LLC: Paying off its $330,000 debt
Story | Mar 23, 2012 | 1:05 AMIt is difficult to say who is most responsible for unsettled debts of North Dakota Natural Beef LLC - whether a legal or moral duty lies with that company's board, or with the board of the North American Bison Cooperative LLC, which has become its...


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While few new product launches are sporting high-protein claims, yoghurt product launches have had a particularly high proportion of high-protein claims, according to new research from Innova Market Insights. Read more »
If there is a competition problem in Australia's grain trading, where did it come from? And what (if anything) is the government going to do about it? Read more »
Integrating identification and inspection processes gives better visibility into the packaging area, which was previously a black hole, and an overall picture of what is happening on the production line, such as rejects per hour rates in real time. Read more »
Are fish catches being accurately reported? Possibly not, according to satellite imagery from Google Earth. Read more »
Finally, some important physics - researchers have worked out why if you tap the bottom of a newly opened beer bottle it froths up and foams everywhere. Read more »
Consumers and retailers could ascertain the freshness of the fish without opening the packaging if an RFID chip that measures freshness is included in the packaging. Consumers could then read the chip with their smartphones before deciding whether or not to buy. Read more »
Baby food, dairy and beer manufacturing are leading Australian export prospects, according to market analyst experts. Read more »
While growth is forecast for the canned fruit industry, its market share is being eroded by the growth in minimally processed and fresh fruit consumption. Read more »
Coles, Woolworths and the AFGC have agreed on a 'Food and Grocery Prescribed Industry Code of Conduct' which is supposed to give suppliers a "fairer go", according to AFGC CEO Gary Dawson. But will it? Read more »
Innova Market Insights' Top 10 Trends list for 2014 reveals that sustainability, food safety, provenance and health will be the buzzwords of the coming year. Read more »
The average Briton's weight is up while their energy intake is down and real food spending is down as cheaper energy foods go into the grocery basket. Some fascinating insight into how Britons are changing their diets over a generation. Read more »
If trans fat loses its GRAS status in the US, manufacturers will have to get premarket approval from the FDA to include trans fats in their formulations or face having their processed foods declared adulterated. Read more »
Identification and inspection in food manufacturing are often regarded as two discrete processes; one bound by a plethora of legal and compliance requirements, the other an inherent part of manufacturing operations. Read more »
Forget the mining boom - Australia's agricultural sector is looking to the emerging 'dining boom'. However, the difference between boom and bust all depends on whether Australia has enough water, a new study shows. Read more »
The Australian Instutite of Packaging delivered a week-long training course in Lagos, Nigeria. Thirty-four students attended, all with a strong desire to learn more about the science and technology of packaging. Read more »
Skills training can offer great opportunities for both workers and companies - and the government may even foot some of the bill. Are you taking advantage of the benefits that can accrue from a workforce that has been trained for your particular circumstances, products and ethos? Read more »
One in three people carry a gene that increases the risk of colorectal cancer from the consumption of red meat and processed meat, according to a new study that was presented at the American Society of Human Genetics 2013 meeting. Read more »
Pet owners would like to think that human food standards would apply if food produced for their furry friends made them sick. But a product that is suspected to have sickened thousands of pets in the US alone is still on the shelves. Read more »
A US consumer group is claiming that Australia's meat inspection system could compromise US consumer safety. Read more »
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Ex-Katrina workers getting backpay
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Published: February 11,2010
The U.S. Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Division has resolved a lawsuit against Houston-based Universal Project Management Inc. and Irving, Texas-based Fluor Enterprises Inc. for failing to pay $1million to 154 workers in overtime compensation in the wake of Hurricane Katrina as required by the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA).
"Workers who help rebuild our communities and secure the safety of local residents following natural disasters should be fairly and legally compensated for the work they perform," said Secretary of Labor Hilda L. Solis. "This department is committed to securing their wages and overtime."
The department filed a consent judgment against Fluor Enterprises Inc. and obtained a default judgment against Universal Project Management Inc. in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas, Houston Division, following an investigation by the Wage and Hour Division in Houston which found that the companies paid straight time only for all hours worked. The settlement agreement has resulted in payment urricane workers. Payment of back wages is ongoing.
Fluor Enterprises, primarily engaged in engineering, procurement and construction, entered into a contract with the Federal Emergency Management Agency following Hurricane Katrina. As general contractor, Fluor Enterprises subcontracted with Universal Project Management to inspect temporary housing trailers for displaced residents who lost their homes in the aftermath of the hurricane. Fluor Enterprises has denied the company had any liability.
"Some employees involved in the inspection of trailers during the hurricane recovery worked up to 84 hours in a week without the required overtime compensation for hours worked over 40 in a workweek," added Cynthia Watson, regional administrator for the Wage and Hour Division's Southwest Region.
The FLSA requires that covered employees be paid at least the federal minimum wage of $7.25 for all hours worked, plus time and one-half their regular rates of pay, including commissions, bonuses and incentive pay, for hours worked beyond 40 per week. Employers must also maintain accurate time and payroll records.
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Terrible! Absolutely not! My girlfriend and her family had been taking their cars there for years and raved about the place. Recently she took her car in because it was overheating. Carver examined the vehicle and told her it needed a new head gasket ($2000). She was pretty upset and considering getting a new vehicle all together. She called and asked if there was anything they could do to "patch it up" to get her by. They said they could not, and that they only did quality work. I took the vehicle to an mechanic friend who checked it out and discovered the outside of the radiator was plugged with debris. He hosed off the radiator grill and cleaned it up. Three weeks later the temp gauge hasn't moved over half way.
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Best in the Biz!!! No over charging, outstanding. – Best in the Biz! After years of visits to their shop I changed after moving to West Saint Paul for a more convenient location. BIG mistake. The Carver guys are car geniuses, that don't over analyze or over charge. Called them with a question about a concern of a poor job at a West St. Paul shop, knew the problem and analyzed their mistake with out even seeing the car. Highly recommend! Only downfall is can be a bit of a wait...but all good things are worth waiting for.
won't go anywhere else – I've been going here since I got my first car. Since then I've moved to the other side of the twin cities but I'll still drive here if I can manage it. I hate going other places because I always feel like I'm getting scammed or they're trying to add on more "repairs" for me to pay for. At Carver, I know that they'll be honest with me and fix my car, the first time, at a reasonable price. Ask for Bob, they're all great, but he's the best.
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The hotel is 5 minutes walk to the subway station. As it is a business hotel, the room and the bathroom is very small. It is good for a traveler who stays outside most of the day. However, it is close the shopping area 'Nampodong'. You can take a taxi or just 1 station by the subway.
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Have one in .45 LC and it's a fantastic revolver. Likely adding one in .41 mag sooner or later. Can't see why the .44 mag wouldn't be more than adequate either if the shooter does his/her job.
November 12, 2009, 05:57 PM
Consider the "Bisley" grip version.
I have the original Dragoon grip on a SBH, and it can be hard to hold consistently (the recoil causes vertical stringing if you don't grip it the same every time). The Bisley mitigates this.
Otherwise, I say, go for it! I shoot my regular SBH at 100 yards offhand at paper targets, and keep them all somewhere in the general vicinity of the middle with factory iron sights. With the Ruger "Bisley" grip (not the same as an actual Colt Bisley, which was a low-power target revolver, but rather a hybrid designed by Elmer Keith for high-powered single actions, and his personal favorite) it should shoot even better.
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Bisley might be a good idea since I don't have the biggest hands in the world.
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Gotta off load a rifle first... needed another bolt gun, so I thought. Decided instead I wanted to try something a little more challenging and different.
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I was super happy to be able to join The Limited last night with their launch of Sophie Theallet's new collection in stores. Ms. Theallet is bringing her elegance and luxuriousness to the brand by offering the dress you will want to be rocking this holiday season in 4 colors: black, orange, ivory (pictured below) and fuchsia. Although I arrived too late to the event to meet and pose with the designer herself, I didn't hesitate to try on the lovely frock (while wearing the wrong underwear, of course). But the collection doesn't stop there! It also includes fantastic accessories, such as this belt (that almost came home with me), as well as some more Winter basics like this cardigan.
What I Wore: Mix & Match
September 10th, 2012 | Posted in DIY, Fashion by MeliA lot of people are scared of combining colors, but really there is no reason for it. I always get people telling me, "only you could pull something like that off," but it's absolutely not true! Anyone can pull off mixing and matching of colors (and patterns), you just have to do so with a discerning eye. It's not about throwing every item in your closet on yourself at the same time (although that seemed to be a hit in the 80′s), but rather about putting together complimentary colors the right way. Case in point: two neons do not make a right. Although I am pairing two bright colors together with my tee and skirt, notice that the tee is taking center stage, being the brightest and most neon (even though it's hard to see in some of the photos). My skirt is also vibrant, sure, but it is way more muted.
Tee; c/o Wild Doll (altered with this DIY)
Skirt; The Limited {similar}
Scarf; Primark {similar}
Leather jacket; Forever 21 {similar}
Boots; Shoe Dazzle {similar}
Arm Candy; assorted
Polish; Sinful Colors in 24/7
Necklace; Macys {similar}
Ring; Marc Jacobs
What I Wore: Rock 'n Roll Lifestyle
May 24th, 2012 | Posted in Fashion, Personal by MeliWelcome to Miami summers: humid, disgusting and bright. I'm pretty sure the morning these photos were taken, there was hail. Unless, of course, I was having some twisted nightmare. So, naturally, it was a great idea to rock the full on black rockstar look. I'm a Miami native, so I can handle it, but I'm pretty sure the hubs was ready to go on strike!
I channeled my inner Alison Mosshart (I want to be her when I grow up) and played the part of the tortured and cool rockstar. Did I pull it off?
Tank; Marshalls
Jeans; J. Brand via Plato's Closet
Jacket: c/o Anika Burke (here)
Shoes; Shoedazzle
Spiked bracelet; c/o Anika Burke
Striped cuff; The Limited
Necklace; PetiteCo (here)
Purse; Target (here)
What I Wore: Tangerine Tango
May 22nd, 2012 | Posted in Fashion, Personal by MeliIt was only a matter of time before I succumbed to the pantone color of the year, tangerine tango. I had seen it on, well everything, and while attending the Fashion Bloggers Event at Neiman Marcus a few weeks back, I decided I had to make it mine. Specifically in pant form. So I scoured the web trying to find an affordable pair of orange pants/jeans, only to find them at Tobi (my new guilty pleasure) for 30% off. I naturally had to have them. And I'm so glad for the impulse buy! They are so vibrant and amazing. I'm warning you all, this will be my summer staple. Sorry if I bore you.
Funny story about my super pretty, light and breezy top pictured. That night, I decided it would be awesome to cook in said fantastic and pretty top. Unfortunately, the oil I was cooking with thought it was amazing as well because it splattered all over it! I had a minor panic attack (I mess up all my new clothes, always), but after a quick hand wash, I was able to save it! Rejoice! You may also see me in this top for the entirety of summer. Anything semi-sheer and lightweight will get a lot of airplay in our 100+ degree heat. Deal with it.
Blouse; The Limited
Denim; Tobi
Wedges; Go Jane
Bracelets; assorted
Watch; Kenneth Cole
Earrings; vintage
Necklace; Macys
Also, let me just apologize for my face/hair/everything in these photos. I realized it is not the best idea to snap photos right at noon. The sun was burning into my retinas and I had decided it was a really great idea to attempt cutting my own bangs. Spoiler alert: it wasn't.
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May 14th, 2012 | Posted in Celebrity Gossip, Fashion, Music, Personal by Melix. seeing this setlist from a recent Garbage show.
x. lots of girl time!
x. big ideas, big things!
x. great time with the whole family <3
x. Anne Hathaway's cute little 'do.
x. Bush tickets purchased for Ritz Ybor!
x. Killing our yearly bee infestation like a boss.
x. Having a blast at The Limited event!
x. A Pinterest hair tutorial actually working (see pic below)!


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Scotts of Helmsley fish and chip shop up for award
8:20am Wednesday 18th September 2013 in News By Karen Darley
A RYEDALE fish and chip shop has been shortlisted as one of the best in the country.
Scotts of Helmsley was nominated in the Best Newcomer Award ahead of the National Fish & Chip Awards 2014, organised by Seafish, the industry authority on seafood.
The award, sponsored by Frymax, is open to independent fish and chip establishments that have been operating since no earlier than September 30, 2011, and recognises the fledgling businesses that have excelled since day one of their existence, demonstrating the growth of the industry and the encouraging outlook for the future.
Scotts of Helmsley will now attempt to out-fry the other shortlisted shops from across the country in the hope of winning the Best Newcomer Award at an awards ceremony to be held at the Lancaster London hotel on January 22.
Owner Tony Webster, who formally rented sunbeds, said they were absolutely delighted to be shortlisted for this award.
"The National Fish and Chip Awards are a benchmark in the industry, so being shortlisted is great recognition for us," he said.
"We have three core values which are quality, value for money and service with a smile."
Tony said to improve their service they actively encouraged people to give us feedback.
"We are on Trip Advisor and we also hand out comment cards in the shop so people can tell us what they think, and we take absolutely everything on board.
"We are all about the customer, essentially, and the experience in our shop is all about family friendly fun. It's quite a contemporary space with humorous branding and wordplay, so a little bit different from the more traditional fish and chip shop."
Each shortlisted business will now receive a mystery judging visit from an industry specialist who will assess their performance in a variety of areas, including: product quality, customer service, food preparation procedures, hygiene, innovation, staff training and development, promotional activity and approaches to sustainable sourcing.
Andrew Marriott, brand and marketing manager of award sponsor Frymax, said: "Fish and chips is a great British tradition and will remain a favourite takeaway as long as the quality of the meal and the standards of customer service and hygiene are of the highest. The Best Newcomer Award rewards those new shops who are excelling in these areas of their businesses."
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In the Six-Day War, hundreds of Israeli soldiers were murdered while storming the Sinai desert, the West Bank and the Golan heights.
In the Yom-Kippur War, more than 2000 Israeli soldiers were murdered in the defense of the conquered territories.
In the 18 year long Lebanon War, more than a thousand Israeli soldiers were murdered while conquering and occupying South Lebanon.
They would have been surprised to learn that they were "murdered". Perhaps they would have been insulted. After all, they were not helpless Jews in the ghetto who were killed during a pogrom by drunken Cossacks. They fell as soldiers in war.
Now we are back in the ghetto. Again we are poor, fearful Jews. Even when we are in uniform. Even when we are armed to the teeth. Even when we have tanks, airplanes, missiles and the nuclear option. Alas, we are murdered.
The application of the verb "murder" to combat soldiers who fall in action is a semantic novelty of the present intifada in the Sharon era. It was very conspicuous last week, in the wake of two military incidents.
In the Palestinian village of Ein Yabroud, three soldiers were ambushed and killed. Their job was to safeguard the road to the nearby settlement Ofra, north of Ramallah. They were patrolling the main street of the village on foot, following their regular route. On the way back, three Palestinian fighters lay in wait for them, killing three and wounding one. The attackers got away.
A classic guerilla engagement. Not terrorism. Not an attack on civilians. The action of guerilla fighters against armed soldiers in an occupied area. If it had involved German soldiers in France or French soldiers in Algeria, nobody would have dreamed of saying that they were "murdered". But on our television, military correspondents talked of the three being "murdered" by "terrorists".
A few days later, an even more shocking event took place. One single Palestinian fighter cut through the fence of Netzarim settlement in the Gaza Strip, entered a military camp and killed three soldiers - one male, two female. He was pursued and killed.
In connection with this event, too, the military correspondents said on TV, without blinking, that the three were "murdered" by "terrorists" in a "terrorist" action.
Murder? Terrorism? Against soldiers in uniform? Inside a fortified settlement?
It is worth analysing this incident in order to understand the current military campaign as a whole.
Netzarim is a small, isolated settlement on the sea shore, in the heart of the Gaza Strip, far from any other settlement. It was implanted in the middle of a Palestinian population of a million and a quarter, half of them refugees, in the most densely inhabited place on earth. A whole battalion of the IDF defends it, and that is not enough. To reach it from Israel, one has to cross the entire width of the Gaza strip. All traffic is by armored vehicles. Up to now, more than twenty soldiers have been killed in the defense of the settlement and the road leading to it.
Crazy? The settlers themselves maintain that it was the army that had demanded to set up the settlement as a base for observation and control. The fanatical nationalist-religious founders have since disappeared, their place taken by adventurers who risk their own lives and the lives of their children - not to mention the soldiers, male and female, who have no choice. The government sacrifices them on the altar of the settlement.
The Palestinians, of course, suffer more than anyone else. Any who come near the settlement are shot. Anything that was standing or growing nearby, or along the road, has been destroyed or uprooted long ago. This week, the army demolished two Palestinian high-rise apartment blocks, each 12 floors high, some hundreds of meters from the settlement, because from there the goings on in the settlement could be "observed". This is typical: like a cancer in the body that gradually extends its malign influence, every settlement slowly destroys its surroundings in an ever-widening circle.
The process can be outlined as follows:
(1) On a hilltop, an "outpost" consisting of one or two mobile homes is set up without government permission.
(2) The government declares that it will not tolerate such illegal actions and talks about removing it.
(3) The army sends soldiers to defend the outpost, saying that it cannot leave Jews in a hostile region without protection as long as they are there, even illegally.
(4) For the same reason, the outpost is connected to the water, electricity and telephone networks.
(5) The discussion in the cabinet is postponed, and in the meantime the settlement expands.
(6) The cabinet decides to accept the accomplished fact and the outpost becomes a legal settlement.
(7) The Military Governor expropriates large stretches of cultivated land for the development of the settlement.
(8) A bypass road is build to allow for the safe movement of the settlers and soldiers. For this purpose, the army expropriates more stretches of cultivated land from the neighboring Palestinian villages. The road with its "security area" is 60-80 meters wide.
(9) Palestinians try to attack the settlement that stands on their land.
(10) To prevent attacks on the settlement, an area 400 meters wide around the settlement is declared a "security zone" closed to Palestinians. The olive groves and fields in this area are lost to their owners.
(11) This provides the motivation for more attacks.
(12) For security reasons, the army uproots all trees that might afford cover for an attack on the settlement or the road leading to it. The army has even invented a new Hebrew word for it, something like "exposuring".
(13) The army destroys all buildings from which the settlement or the road could be attacked.
(14) For good measure, all buildings from which the settlement can be observed are demolished, too.
(15) Anyone who comes near the settlement is shot, on suspicion that he has come to spy or attack.
This way the settlement sows death and destruction in a ever-widening circle. The life of the Palestinian villages in the neighborhood becomes hellish. They lose the sources of their livelihood. Hundreds of such villages find themselves trapped between two or more settlements, which close in on all sides, sometimes right up to their courtyards. Their lives and their property are at the mercy of gangs of settlers.
This process has already been going on for decades all over the occupied territories. It is a slow, continuous, day-to-day offensive, unseen by Israeli eyes. Last year, the "separation fence" was added, a monster that snakes its way deep into the West Bank in order to "defend" the settlements. It makes the life of hundreds of thousand of Palestinians well-nigh impossible.
The fence is supposed to cost 10 billion shekels (more than two billion dollars). It is impossible to calculate the cost of the settlements themselves, which certainly runs into many billions of shekels every year.
It is much easier to calculate the price in human lives. The killing of the three soldiers in Netzarim has caused a shock. Many Israelis are beginning to ask - perhaps for the first time - Why? What for?
The father of one of the soldiers killed in Ein Yabroud has called this "Israeli roulette". The mother of a female soldier killed in Hebron gave vent to her anger on TV: "She died because of the settlers!" There are many signs of a general sobering-up, even in the army command.
Is this the beginning of a change in public opinion? That could be.
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North Korea and Iran were two of the topics that Mr. Cheney admitted the Bush administration did fall short on.
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Researchers claim to have identified differences between the sexes among very young children in their perception of where bedroom monsters, ghosts and other nasties live. Girls are likely to fear things from down below, principally 'under the bed', whereas boys tend to be afraid of the other nooks and crannies.
Richard Coss, professor of pyschology at the University of California at Davis, claims in New Scientist that the difference harks back to our evolutionary past when female hominids were supposedly more likely to sleep in trees and fear attack from predators below.
'Girls climb much more than boys in the playground and are injured far less, suggesting they are more agile,' he said yesterday. Adult women today can spread and point their toes more than men, indicating a historical affinity with climbing trees, Professor Coss suggested.
The fear of danger from below in young girls can even be seen later in life, he said. When adults watch a scary film women are more likely to pull their legs up off the ground.
Professor Coss found the childhood differences following interviews with about 200 children aged three and four. In a study of identical twins, he has identified a genetic basis of the differences.
Other scientists, however, expressed scepticism. Chris Stringer, an anthropologist at the Natural History Museum in London, said that although female hominids may have spent more time in trees, the theory 'seems rather far fetched'.
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Government expected to uphold creative roster decision
By Louise Ridley, campaignlive.co.uk, Thursday, 21 March 2013 12:19PM
The Government Procurement Service is thought to be sticking to the 10 agencies it selected for its creative advertising roster last month, despite complaints from long-standing agencies left off the list.
The GPS is close to confirming the final advertising agencies on the roster for government work, after receiving appeals from agencies including Dare, which created Department of Health anti-smoking campaigns, and Mother London, which was behind the FRANK drugs information campaign.
Agencies last week called for clarity and a review of the procedure, expressing concerns over the final selection and the integrity of the bid process.
The "standstill" or alcatel period to put forward complaints has now closed and the GPS has responded to all agencies that submitted appeals.
It is expected to uphold its decision to appoint 10 agencies to the creative framework, subject to final details.
No changes would therefore be made to February's list of Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO, DLKW Lowe, Engine, Enter, Inferno, Kindred, M&C Saatchi, McCann London, Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R and Ogilvy & Mather Group.
Dare said its appeal had been unsuccessful and Mother London confirmed it had received a response and would be following up with the GPS team.
A Cabinet Office spokeswoman said: "Governments need to communicate effectively with citizens, and we want to make these channels of communication stronger than ever before.
"To ensure we can do this, the Government Procurement Service operates transparent and fair tendering processes that ensure we are extracting the maximum value from every pound spent, whilst improving quality.
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EUGENE, Ore. - Auburn's Reuben McCoy advanced to Sunday's final of the men's 400-meter hurdles to highlight the second day of action for former Tigers at the U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials.
McCoy raced to an impressive time of 48.37 in the opening semifinal heat, finishing only behind Kerron Clement who won in 48.20. McCoy's time was faster than the winning time of 48.63 in the second heat, giving him the second-best time entering the final.
"Technically it was pretty good," said McCoy. "I stutter-stepped a little bit on the last hurdle. I showed up to compete, though, and that was the goal.
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Markita James just missed qualifying for the women's 400-meter hurdles final, missing out on the eighth and final spot by two-thousandths of a second. James had a time of 56.176, while the final qualifying time was 56.178.
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Van Jones: Why I'm Going to Washington
Doug Pibel: There were rumors over the weekend that you were going to Washington to become another Czar. What is the actual job title?
Van Jones: Well, there's no such thing as a Green Jobs Czar. I'm just going to be a special advisor at the White House Council on Environmental Quality. My role will be to help to shape policy to get as many jobs and as much justice as we can out of the climate and energy proposals coming from the administration
Doug: You've had a lot of success working from the outside building a grassroots movement. What do you think you can do from within the administration that you couldn't do from the outside?
Van: We have a president who's committed to climate solutions and who's also committed to economic recovery and who has a longstanding commitment to civil rights and equal opportunity. You put those three things together and I think that this administration's going to do an extraordinary job, and I think it's also important that people who have a grassroots perspective on some of these things have the opportunity to serve and to support what the president is trying to do. And so to me that's the main thing. We've got a president like this who's trying to do what he's trying to do, it's important that everybody step up in all the ways that they can.
Doug: What happens to Green for Allwhile you're in DC?
Van: That's the best news of all, that we have an extraordinary leader in Phaedra Ellis-Lamkins, who's coming on board. Anybody in California knows that she is a true wunderkind. She has been a phenomenal leader of the progressive labor movement, she's African-American, she's young -- in her early thirties. You just could not dream up a better person to come into Green for All at this time. She has led the South Bay AFL-CIO Labor Council, which has a huge influence on the city council down there and they've done everything from expanding health care to improving living wages twice. She is somebody who understands the nuts and bolts of moving Green for All from inspiration to implementation. The nuts and bolts on the ground, producing real jobs, making sure that economic justice prevails even as we green the economy. That's not just for speechmaking. That's serious policy-making at the local level. That's community economic development, workforce development, project labor agreements, community benefits agreements -- she's done all that work and been extremely successful getting real economic improvements to real people in the real world. So for her to come in at this time when our mission at Green for All has changed because the situation has changed -- there are billions of dollars for a green recovery -- the question is how do we get them implemented on the ground. For her to be able to come in, take her expertise, use that expertise to move Green for All to the next level is the big miracle. My opportunity to go and to help the administration on the inside is probably the smaller miracle. To have an African-American woman with her kind of credentials joining this green jobs fight is just extraordinary.
Doug: The last time YES! readers heard from you was in an interview right after the election. In that interview you said that you had no intention of going to work for the Obama administration. What changed your mind?
Van: Not only did I say I had no intention of going, when they asked the question, I burst out laughing because at the time it seemed completely ludicrous that it would even be an option. I think what changed my mind was interacting with the administration during the transition process and during the whole process of getting the recovery package pulled together. I began to see that there was an important role at the table, inside the process, to do make sure all the great things the president wants to do can get done well. But the real miracle was Phaedra. Having done such an extraordinary job in San Jose and California, Phaedra was ready to graduate to a national role, wanted to stay in the Bay Area. In talking to her, I realized that she really was the person who we needed to move Green for All to the next level, as we go from a kind of start-up operation to an enduring institution. That's what she's been able to do in other roles. Once you begin to see that you're not indispensable -- in fact somebody can probably do your job better than you -- then your mind kind of opens up to other possibilities. I couldn't be prouder to be laying my sword on the table along with everybody else in the Obama Love Army, and I'm excited about it.
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Each year these projects provide 400 bicycles to girls in rural Maharashtra so they can continue their education. Otherwise they are unable to visit the school because they live too far away.
In rural areas of India more than 50% of girls drop out of school after Class 5. Although school is free, transport costs deter rural families from sending girls to school. These families seek a mobile solution to make education a reality for their daughters.
In order to offer girls a chance at an education, we provide bicycles at a 0% interest loan. Mann Deshi also donates the bicycle to the girls whose family do not afford loan.
The girls deserve the chance to go to school; only through education can they become independent and successful, and be released from poverty and repression. As ongoing projects, we try to give 400 bicycles to girls each year, allowing them to continue their schooling.
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The Redondo Beach Unified School District broke with tradition Wednesday night at its annual State of Education event when it named not one, but two education advocates of the year.
Recipients Terry Martinez and Gentil Smith both graduated from Redondo Union High School in 1971, according to district officials. Since then, each has helped the district in a different way.
"(Receiving the award together) could not have happened to two greater people," said RBUSD superintendent Dr. Steven Keller.
Martinez, who grew up in Hermosa Beach and taught in RBUSD for 12 years, is the official RUHS archivist—the "go-to person" for historical information about the school.
"I got into the school's history before I was a wife or a mother or a grandmother or a schoolteacher," Martinez told those assembled after accepting the award.
As the archivist, she has tracked down photos of parents who attended the high school in the '50s, and even helped reunite an adopted woman with her birth family after some detective work. Martinez's only clues? The last name of the woman's father and the knowledge that he attended RUHS.
"We do a lot of really heavily sentimental work for people," she said. "There's a human element and then there's a cultural element … It's terrific work. I really enjoy it."
Smith, on the other hand, has helped the district through the Redondo Beach Educational Foundation, of which she was a founding member. She served more than 10 years on the RBEF board.
"Once (RBEF) got off the ground, I think I was hooked for life as being an advocate for the school district," Smith said.
The former Redondo Beach Chamber of Commerce Woman of the Year was also the first contributor to the RUHS Legacy scholarship for seniors, as well as a member of the board of directors for the RUHS alumni association.
In her acceptance speech, Smith encouraged parents to "get involved."
"You'll never, ever regret it," she said.
To ensure the two friends would both attend the State of Education event, Martinez was told that Smith would receive the award, while Smith was told Martinez was receiving it, according to RUHS principal Dr. Nicole Wesley.
Martinez and Smith also received commendations from state Sen. Ted Lieu and Assemblyman Al Muratsuchi.
The recipient of the education advocate of the year award is chosen by the Redondo Beach Partners in Education.


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