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The Bernsteins live near the Rochester Hills Museum at Van Hoosen Farm; the night before Thanksgiving, vandals smashed several concrete animal statues and other pottery in the Children's Garden at the museum. Some light fixtures and a park bench were also destroyed.
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Radio Netherlands Media Network, 13 Feb 2012, Andy Sennitt: "Taking all transmission and language service reductions into account, the budget request proposes to discontinue the use of shortwave and mediumwave except for Cuba, China, North Korea, Burma, Iran, Tibet, Uyghur, FATA (Afghan-Pakistan border region), Pakistan, Afghanistan, Belarusian, Russian to the Caucasus, Russian, Turkmen, Khmer, and Africa. The Poro, Philippines transmitting station would close and discontinue 10 positions. This one megawatt station [on 1170 kHz] currently provides only five hours per day of mediumwave transmission to audiences in Southeast Asia, and the potential requirements for this station will be reduced in FY 2013. The Agency plans to maintain and develop FM radio, television, satellite, Internet, mobile services, and other platforms that are more effective for serving target audiences currently served by Poro. My attention has also been drawn to a plan to 'Consolidate and Reorganize Central News and English Divisions' which, if implemented, would save $5.660 million. 'As part of this budget request, VOA's Central News will accelerate its transition from a large scale producer of English-language content, much of it based on wire services, to a much leaner newsroom, producing original content, and a short menu of top stories. Central News would also act as a clearinghouse for original content produced by VOA language service journalists.'"
State Department, 13 Feb 2012, fact sheet on its FY 2013 budget request: "$507.4 million for public diplomacy to engage foreign audiences and win support for U.S. foreign policy goals, programs that include engaging with civil society in transition countries such as Tunisia, Libya, and Egypt (including the Frontline States, the total Public Diplomacy Request is $541.7 million)." -- This is separate from the BBG budget request because public diplomacy and international broadcasting are two very different types of communication.


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Recent speculation on the discovery of the Higgs Boson, which the media has named, not entirely helpfully, "the God particle" and sometimes more poetically "the breath of God", has re-ignited the debate about science, and in this particular case, physics and belief in God.
Professor Higgs himself is an atheist and dislikes all this talk of "God particles", but the media often faces a problem with how to make highly scientific questions and debates accessible and interesting for non-scientists.
Here is one explaination of what the Higgs is all about
CTS author Professor Stephen M. Barr, recently looked at some of the wider questions raised by this latest discovery in an essay. Answering the question, "Does quantum physics make it easier to believe in God?" He begins:
'Not in any direct way. That is, it doesn't provide an argument for the existence of God. But it does so indirectly, by providing an argument against the philosophy called materialism (or "physicalism"), which is the main intellectual opponent of belief in God in today's world.
Materialism is an atheistic philosophy that says that all of reality is reducible to matter and its interactions. It has gained ground because many people think that it's supported by science. They think that physics has shown the material world to be a closed system of cause and effect, sealed off from the influence of any non-physical realities — if any there be. Since our minds and thoughts obviously do affect the physical world, it would follow that they are themselves merely physical phenomena. No room for a spiritual soul or free will: for materialists we are just "machines made of meat."
Quantum mechanics, however, throws a monkey wrench into this simple mechanical view of things. No less a figure than Eugene Wigner, a Nobel Prize winner in physics, claimed that materialism — at least with regard to the human mind — is not "logically consistent with present quantum mechanics." And on the basis of quantum mechanics, Sir Rudolf Peierls, another great 20th-century physicist, said, "the premise that you can describe in terms of physics the whole function of a human being … including [his] knowledge, and [his] consciousness, is untenable. There is still something missing."'
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1. Mormons practice polygamy: The LDS church continues to have polygamy as doctrine, and they continue to believe one man may have several wives in the afterlife. But one woman is not allowed to have more than one husband. Men may be "sealed" to more than one woman on Earth, but one woman may not be sealed to more than one man.
2. Mormons are not Christians: You said it all right here: "LDS theology differs from historic Christians in key teachings, including the nature of God and his relationship to Jesus Christ, revelation and scripture." Mormons can declare themselves whatever they care to—to include calling themselves "Christians." But their theology is different, their doctrine is different, their scriptures are different, and even their stated understanding of the nature of God (or whether there is more than one) is radically different. Mormons can say they are part of Christianity, but the rest of Christianity is free to disagree.
6. Women can't be leaders or speak in the LDS Church: Again, this says it all: "While it is true that the church's lay priesthood is restricted to males 12 and older." Any twelve year-old boy has more authority in the Mormon church than does any woman. Pathetic.
8. A Mormon U.S. president would be a puppet of the LDS prophet: Proposition 8 comes to mind, as does a public affairs representative pushing an unprecedented level of "Get out the vote" in a Southwest state this year. And someone please dare ask Mitt Romney what he would do if Thomas Monson—whom he sees as a "prophet, seer, and revelator"--called him and told him God had impressed on him that a President Romney should veto a particular bill. And for fun, do an Internet search on Romney's seeking counsel from the "brethren" when he sat as governor of Massachusetts.
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On July 16, a woman in Gorham was doing her laundry in her washing machine. The load included the usual assortment of clothing, as well as an eight-foot reticulated python.
I know what you're thinking. Nobody washes an eight-foot python in a washing machine. Pythons get washed in a python tub. Or maybe they have python washes, like car washes [1]. What I know for sure is that however you keep your python clean, it doesn't involve standard laundry appliances.
The unidentified woman called the authorities, who dispatched a specialist in reptilian recovery. The python was captured, and, at last report, was resting comfortably at the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray. [2]
The question is how the creature got in the washer in the first place. There are several theories. The snake might have escaped from somewhere and crawled up the washer's drain pipe in search of clean underwear. This assumes the creature had plumbing experience and the proper tools. Another possibility: Someone the woman knows might have been playing a trick on her. That assumes the trickster happened to have a huge snake he'd been keeping around in case the opportunity for reptile-related hilarity presented itself.
I think it's more likely this event was part of a terrorist plot. Even as I write these words, federal agents are probably securing washing machines throughout the state, allowing access to the appliances only to those with security clearances. I base this assessment on the fact that this was not the only instance in the past week of unusual activity by animals who may have been under the influence of unknown enemies of freedom.
On July 18, state health officials issued a warning not to eat the tomalley in lobsters because of high levels of toxins. [3]
The officials stressed that lobster meat is safe, but tomalley, which is sort of what lobsters have instead of a liver, tends to collect lots of unseemly gunk and shouldn't be ingested by true patriots and anyone disinclined to contract shellfish poisoning. Tomalley can, however, be fed to pythons.
Meanwhile, at Ferry Beach State Park in Saco, a different set of state officials had uncovered an infestation of hemlock wooly adelgid, little bugs that suck the sap out of hemlocks, slowly killing them. [4]
You probably shouldn't eat adelgids either.
These critters haven't previously been found this far north. On the other hand, pythons aren't that common in Maine, either.
In fact, they're only slightly less common than bears in Bangor. On July 19, a 150-pound bruin wandered into the city, frightening residents of the Fairmount Park neighborhood [3] and delighting America's foreign foes.
Because the bear posed a threat to a residential area, game wardens were forced to shoot it. Take that, al Qaeda.
There also may be a fungus among us. This spore causes white nose syndrome in bats. [5]State officials (a different bunch than any mentioned above) are worried the disease, already responsible for thousands of bat fatalities in New York and Vermont, has reached Maine and is responsible for reports of dead bats in central and western parts of the state.
White nose syndrome is not believed to be responsible for the dead bats in the Red Sox lineup. That affliction is probably due to the absence of David Ortiz, Boston's designated hitter, who's scheduled to be in Portland for three nights this week to hunt pythons. No, sorry, I made that up. Ortiz is actually making a rehab appearance with the minor-league Portland Sea Dogs [6]as he recovers from a wrist injury. The games are sold out, and some tickets being auctioned on eBay are going for 10 times their face value.
Also in Maine – and cheaper to see – Republican presidential candidate John McCain [7].
McCain is scheduled attend a fundraiser at the Bush compound in Kennebunkport, give a speech in South Portland and generally annoy local Democrats, who planned protests.
In spite of the poor economy, traffic at the Portland International Jetport [8](winner: Silliest Airport Name Ever) was up about 12 percent this fiscal year, mostly due to lower fares from two discount airlines, JetBlue and Air Tran.
Two Starbucks coffee shops in Bangor will be closed [9]as part of the company's plan to shut down more than 600 stores nationwide.
Portland stores escaped the ax, meaning you're never more than eight feet from a Starbucks in Maine's most populous burg. [9]
Also in Portland business news, prostitutes have returned to the city's Parkside neighborhood. [10] During their vacation, the sex-for-sale crowd developed a new technique. They now attract attention by whistling at passing cars.
The police say that's not exactly illegal, but they're investigating possible terrorist links.
Grassroots democracy was alive and well in the effort to repeal new taxes on beer, wine, soda and insurance premiums. Organizers of a People's Veto campaign turned in nearly 90,000 signatures [11] (far more than the 55,000 needed) on July 15, making it likely there'll be a vote on the issue this November.
Less successful were activists seeking to stop Maine from implementing policies making it more difficult for illegal aliens and other nonresidents to get drivers' licenses. [12]
They collected just over 30,000 names, far less than needed to block the restrictions. According to leaders of that campaign, it wasn't a lack of support that doomed their effort, it was an attack by pythons. No, sorry, I misunderstood. It was a lack of time.
It's probably easier to capture Osama bin Laden than it is to kill the idea of a racino at Scarborough Downs racetrack. Downs officials say they've hired the developer of the Cabela's retail store in Scarborough and a landscape architect to come up with plans for a gambling facility and other development on the 250 buildable acres around the track. [13]
Scarborough voters rejected allowing slot machines on the site in 2003.
In Bangor, where there are plenty of slots, there's a shortage of donations to the American Folk Festival. [3]
Only about 71 percent of the needed $1 million has been raised, possibly because many potential donors were scared away by pythons. If the gap isn't closed soon, it could mean there won't be a festival next year. This year's event kicks off Aug. 22.
Finally, here's a fishing story. No snakes. No terrorists. Just a man and his rod.
Bob Greene was preparing to fish from a Hallowell pier early on July 17, when he heard an odd noise. [14]A bird, he thought. Then, he saw what appeared to be a log. The log cried for help. It was a man floating down the Kennebec River.
Greene considered jumping in to save him, but decided to call 911 first. A dispatcher told him to stay on the wharf. While Greene waited, he cast his line out and managed to hook the guy and reel him in. The man apparently jumped from an Augusta bridge about a mile upstream. He had serious injuries and was taken to a Portland hospital. Those of you planning similar rescues will probably want to know what lure Greene used. It was a Chug Bug. No relation to an adelgid.
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The 'appetite to make hard choices?'
I still don't understand where MCS was spending the '$2000 per student' in higher per pupil expenditures... (A number posted frequently by MCS school board member Kenneth Whalum)
I know MCS teacher salaries are a little higher than SCS, but that cannot be the total. Plus, they were getting FREE Utilities, FREE Security. They already had outsourced transportation (which saves $, right?) and centralized meal prep (again, that reduces the cost, right?)... Oh, and they apparently were using LESS clerical and LESS administrators and LESS educational assistants to run the schools. So where did the money go?
Where is the detailed line-by-line comparisons of past MCS and SCS budgets to show where the $ went?
I can tell you this:
I WILL NOT STAND FOR A 'HARMONIZED' MEGA DISTRICT when it is clear that harmonization means 'lowest common denominator,' in overcrowded classrooms, with insufficient technology, in a school that is understaffed to sufficiently support the educators, in a school system that gets evaluated solely on 'progress' made by the overall student test scores.
I cannot have my 3 children (ages 7, 8, 9) be part of this. And it is obvious that my attempts at helping preserve and improve my community's schools are failing in the race-baited budget wars. When is enough enough?
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SOUTHAMPTON Airport's biggest airline, Flybe boosted Ryanair's hopes of a takeover of Aer Lingus today by agreeing a plan to fly 43 of the Irish carrier's short-haul routes.
The proposal is part of Ryanair's attempt to persuade the European Commission that its planned 694 million euro (£596.7 million) takeover of Aer Lingus will not harm competition for Irish passengers.
Under the agreement, Flybe will receive a minimum of nine Airbus A320 aircraft and a cash injection of 100 million euros (£85.9 million) from Ryanair.
The newly created Flybe Ireland will operate from bases in Dublin and Cork, with many of the 34 European destinations served by the 43 routes already used by Flybe's UK business.
Ryanair will give Flybe the right to use the Aer Lingus brand for three years and will develop a business plan that should provide 20 million euros (£17.2 million) in pre-tax profits in the 12 months following the transfer.
The deal comes a month before the European Commission is due to give a decision on Ryanair's bid for Aer Lingus. Should the budget carrier succeed with its takeover, Flybe Ireland is expected to commence operations in time for the winter season.
Flybe chairman and chief executive Jim French said: ''Flybe would be proud to have the chance to serve the Irish markets, and would be, as we seek to be throughout the rest of Europe, a good employer and corporate citizen.
''However, before Flybe Ireland can come into being there are many hurdles to overcome, not least the EC accepting the remedies offered by Ryanair in its offer to take over Aer Lingus, and then the shareholders of Aer Lingus accepting an offer from Ryanair.''
Exeter-based Flybe, which flies from airports including Bristol, Cardiff, Doncaster, Edinburgh and East Midlands, recently announced plans to slash costs by £35 million as it looks to stem recent losses. It has been hit by the high cost of fuel and the impact of air passenger duty hikes
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Young women who worked for accused madam Lori Barron told police they performed sex acts on hundreds of area men, including a police officer, firefighters, a city councilor, teachers, lawyers and court workers, according to police reports filed Tuesday.
Barron, 50, known to her workers as "Nina," is accused of secretly and illegally taping the sexual trysts in "The Day Spa for Gentlemen," a business raided by Lawrence detectives after Barron's arrest Monday at her Salem, N.H., home.
She is charged with seven felony counts, including human trafficking, illegal wiretapping, keeping a house of prostitution and photographing an unsuspecting nude person.
The mother of two who has been married for 20 years is accused of preying on needy women and young mothers, first employing them as receptionists and then "promoting" them to massage therapists. They were required to perform sexual acts, including manual and oral sex, for cash.
Barron allegedly videotaped the women with the johns, using the video footage to blackmail the women if they stepped out of line or tried to quit. She also threatened to call the Department of Children and Family services and make allegations against women who had children, according to court papers.
Police started investigating the Broadway brothel in March after Barron allegedly had a fight with one of her workers who refused to let a client "spank" her.
"Barron liked working with girls that were in a bad situation and needed money," one worker told police.
A list of Barron's clientele was not released Tuesday, and it was unclear if any of the johns will face prosecution.
Judge Mark Sullivan set Barron's bail at $30,000, which she posted by bank check. She is due back in Lawrence District Court on June 27.
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Wednesday, March 27, 2013
The planned expansion of the Valley View Boulevard interchange on Interstate 581 now has a price tag, a contractor and an unusual new design.
The Virginia Department of Transportation awarded the $38.4 million design-build contract for the project to The LANE Construction Corp., the agency announced today.
Chantilly-based LANE will complete a final design for the interchange, acquire rights of way for the new ramps and build them.
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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. – Rob Lowe always wondered why John F. Kennedy never looked as spiffy as Mad Men's Don Draper in terms of attire.
After all, even though one is real and one is fictional, JFK and Don Draper both were ladies' men in the 1960s.
"I never understood why (JFK) didn't have a more happening, Don Draper-type thing going on," said Lowe, who is playing JFK in the upcoming made-for-TV movie Killing Kennedy. It will air this November on the National Geographic Channel, both in Canada and the U.S.
"(JFK's) little kerchief, whatever the heck it is, pocket square, was always barely sticking out and sometimes smashed," Lowe continued. "Like, 'Dude, you are the president. Have somebody make you look tight.' "
Well, in researching the role and watching countless hours of JFK footage, Lowe found out some things.
"(JFK) used reading glasses always, but he was rarely, if ever, photographed (with them), because he thought it made him look old," Lowe said at the Television Critics Association tour. "And he kept his reading glasses in his pocket.
"He had a nervous tic that he would take the glasses out, play with them, pull them out, play with them, and (when he put them back) it jammed the pocket square down into his pocket. That's why you always see pictures of Kennedy with that little tiny (pocket square), because he's got reading glasses in there.
"I mean, obviously we could go on and on, but I learned a ton, and I thought I knew a ton coming into it."
Based on a best-selling book by Bill O'Reilly and Martin Dugard, Killing Kennedy chronicles the buildup to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, allegedly by Lee Harvey Oswald if you aren't a conspiracy theorist, in November 1963 – 50 years to the month that Killing Kennedy will air. Besides Lowe in the title role, Killing Kennedy also stars Ginnifer Goodwin as Jacqueline Kennedy, Will Rothhaar as Lee Harvey Oswald and Michelle Trachtenberg as Marina Oswald.
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"I've been following the Kennedy assassination since I was in the first or second grade and read every conspiracy-theory book known to man," Lowe said. "I actually started off as a guy who thought there's no way a guy could do it, and I've come around to thinking that they got it right, that Oswald did act alone. That's my personal belief.
"We all like to believe that there's some big uber thing out there. Like, even on 9/11, you would have thought, 'We can get those planes down in two seconds.' Meanwhile, nobody knew what was going on, the president was flying around the country. You would have thought we'd have things in place for this.
"It's always way simpler than we think, and I think it scares us to think that things can be that simple and huge, horrible things can happen by the act of one person. We like to think there's a safety net. Most times there isn't. And that's, in the end, why I come back to thinking it was the act of a mad man."
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Jacob Blandshaw lifts boxes of cordless blowers at the CPO Tool Outlet in Lawrenceville, Ga. CPO Commerce is a fast-growing online tool retailer.
ATLANTA — It's next to impossible to sell lumber online. Appliances aren't that easy. But tools? Online sales are growing and growing.
IBISWorld senior analyst Nikoleta Panteva said in the past five years sales of tools online have risen 7.8 percent annually. Atlanta-based Home Depot has 10.5 percent of the market share for online sales of hardware and tools, according to IBISWorld research.
But an 8-year-old company with operations in Lawrenceville, Ga. — Home Depot's backyard — is seeing some of that growth.
CPO Commerce, with headquarters in Pasadena, Calif., started selling refurbished saws or drills online. Now it is expanding its brands, adding categories from lighting to storage and taking on more space and workers in Georgia.
"Being small and nimble is good," said Rob Tolleson, the company's founder and CEO. "It's fun when you're growing." CPO Commerce plans to hire more order-fulfillment workers this year as it looks to compete.
The company plans to add 12 to 15 workers to the 55 already at its Lawrenceville center, where employees take and fill orders and handle sales and customer-service calls. It recently expanded the facility from 70,000 to 100,000 square feet and could add even more space.
CPO Commerce competes with Home Depot and Lowe's, but it also competes, maybe even more, with Amazon and other strictly online sellers.
To do that, Tolleson said he has to operate in a niche. While two-thirds of the tools he sells now are new, the company continues to offer refurbished tools for less in the 40 brands it carries. CPO Commerce primarily caters to professional contractors and experienced do-it-yourselfers who are seeking specific tools from their favorite brands, he said.
There are nearly 2,000 online competitors, with total revenues of $5.7 billion, according to IBISWorld. Financial analysis firm Sageworks says its data show fewer than 2 percent of hardware stores in its database of 700 privately held hardware stores have annual revenues above $50 m illion, with more than 60 percent of the stores at $3 million or less.
Tolleson said CPO Commerce's projected revenues for 2012 are $70 million. For the 12 months that ended in June, they were $62 million.
Sageworks analyst Sam Zippin said sales of tools and other home-improvement categories have started to return to pre-recession levels. People are doing more home repairs and improvements, she said, and are buying more tools and more-expensive tools.
The average customer spends more than $200 at the online retailer, Tolleson said.
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For young professionals, anxiety is pretty ubiquitous—you've probably felt your heart pounding before a first date or felt short of breath before speaking in public. These short-lived episodes of worry are not only completely normal, but they can actually be productive—a moderate level of stress can assist you in acing that Calculus final, nailing that marketing presentation, or negotiating that pay raise. It's a natural form of Red Bull that you can't find in a can.
But if your anxiety lasts beyond those stressful moments and seeps in to everyday situations, it can be a problem. Too much anxiety can affect your relationships, your work, and even your health. Here's how recognize the difference between garden-variety hand-wringing and a potential anxiety disorder, and what to do if you see your anxiety getting out of control.
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According to the Anxiety Disorders Association of America, women are twice as likely to suffer from anxiety than are men. Dr. Cynthia Chapman, PsyD, a clinical psychologist specializing in anxiety disorders, sees a common interpersonal theme in working women who visit her practice: "Being a really 'nice' person and a high achiever may predispose [someone] to anxiety. They put other people's needs first, put their needs on the back burner, and have a perfectionist list of 'shoulds' and 'have-to-dos,'" she says. "There are hidden emotional conflicts between what they want to do and what they 'should' be doing."
Keeping it close to the chest can also get a girl in trouble, as a reluctance to share your feelings can cause anxious behaviors. Other factors—childhood trauma, cumulative stress over time, or genetic predisposition—can play a role, too. But, like many other conditions, none of these things are a sure bet for causing anxiety—and having no risk factors at all doesn't mean you're in the clear.
When Worry Becomes Worrisome
Anxiety becomes a problem when your worry flip switch gets stuck to the "on" position. "You feel like it's affecting your relationships, work, and ability to enjoy yourself," explains Dr. Chapman. "You can't switch gears."
According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, the gold standard of mental health practice, a formal diagnosis of Generalized Anxiety Disorder can be made when a women suffers from at least six months of hard-to-control chronic worry interfering with daily activities, accompanied by feelings of restlessness, fatigue, trouble concentrating, irritability, muscle tension, or sleep difficulty.
This chronically worried condition can lead to debilitating panic attacks—feelings of intense fear accompanied by adrenaline-charged symptoms like chest pain, dizziness, or shortness of breath. It can also cause introspective ruminating behaviors resulting in loneliness, withdrawal, and depression, according to a study published earlier this month by the American Psychological Association.
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If you think you may be suffering from above-normal levels of anxiety, it's good to know that it is fully treatable condition and there are steps you can take to deal with it. The tips below can help you escape the clutches of an over-active mind:
- Start with a visit to your primary care doctor to explore if your symptoms are related to a medical condition. Some medical conditions cause symptoms that look like anxiety—for example, an over-active thyroid can cause a fast heart rate, hand tremor, and nervousness.
- If anxiety is diagnosed, you will most likely be referred to a mental health professional. Ensure your doctor or therapist is well versed in the cornerstone of anxiety treatment: cognitive behavioral therapy or CBT, which involves the active restructuring of anxious thoughts and behaviors.
- Consider skipping your daily Starbucks. Caffeine and stimulating over-the-counter medications like Sudafed can cause super-sized side effects like agitation and restlessness, which may exacerbate anxiety.
- Exercise! A study published this summer by researchers at Southern Methodist University and the University of Vermont found that routine exercise may be a successful way to ward off the development of panic-related disorders.
- Try yoga. The deep breathing techniques taught in yoga have a double-pronged effect, simultaneously counteracting the shallow rapid breathing that can accompany anxiety and redirecting one's mind away from anxious thoughts. "Deep breathing practice requires that you pay attention to slowing your breath down—which is a natural distractor from anxiety,"says Debbie de la Best, a Los Angeles-based yoga instructor.
Above all, remind yourself that it's okay to be anxious—in fact, the more demand you put on yourself to not be anxious, the more stressed you become. By recognizing, identifying, and coping with anxiety, you stay in control—rather than letting your worry have control over you.


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Monday, May 19, 2008 - National Sleep Foundation & BGMC Disorders Center Offer Tips for "Sleeping into a Slimmer Summer"
Fort Lauderdale, FL - For millions of Americans, shedding unwanted pounds is a top priority, especially as the summer swimsuit season approaches. That's why the National Sleep Foundation (NSF) and the Sleep Disorders Center at Broward General are reminding Americans that spending more time between the sheets may be the secret to slimming down and looking great on the beach or by the pool.
People tend to forego sleep in order to make time for a work-out or other daily activities and it is often overlooked as an important factor in the battle of the bulge. "Many do not realize that skimping on sleep can actually make it harder to lose weight," says Meir H. Kryger, MD, Chairman of NSF's Board of Directors. "Research suggests that even a modest amount of sleep deprivation can increase appetite by altering the behavior of the hormones leptin and ghrelin, which are responsible for regulating metabolism. As a result of sleep loss, people may experience stronger cravings for carbohydrates and calorie-rich comfort foods such as cookies and chips, which can lead to weight gain."
Recent research suggests that people who sleep less may also produce more insulin, which puts them at higher risk of developing Type 2 Diabetes. Diabetes and obesity are both on the rise in the U.S., causing many Americans to suffer serious health complications. In order to help fight these conditions and promote healthy lifestyles for all Americans, NSF and the Sleep Disorders Center at Broward General are sending a wake up call to remind people that sleep is as important as diet and exercise … only easier! "Healthy sleep plays an important role in the fight against the obesity and diabetes epidemics in America," says Dr. Glenn Singer, medical director of the Sleep Disorders Center in Broward General.
In addition to mounting scientific evidence, the results of NSF's 2008 Sleep in America poll, released in early March 2008, suggests that sleep loss and obesity are linked. According to the poll, people who are overweight/obese are more likely than people of normal weight to spend less time in bed on workdays (6.82 hours vs. 7.12 hours)and to sleep less than 6 hours per night (17% vs.12%). NSF's 2008 poll also reveals that having a weight problem can have a negative impact on one's health and safety. According to the results, those who are overweight/obese are more likely to:
· Have been told by their doctor that they have a sleep disorder (18% vs. 6%)
Have driven drowsy at least once a month in the past year (35% vs. 26%)
Be at risk of having a sleep problem such as obstructive sleep apnea (20% vs. less than 1%) and restless legs syndrome (14% vs. 4%)
For people with sleep disorders, getting adequate sleep may require the help of a healthcare professional. But for many Americans, healthy sleep can be achieved with just a few simple steps. Try these tips for better Zzzs:
Make sleep a top priority – getting optimal sleep allows you to feel your best and be productive. Healthy sleep also helps to regulate your metabolism.
Maintain a consistent sleep schedule – going to bed and waking up at the same time every day keeps your biological clock in tune.
Establish a relaxing bedtime routine – a regular routine, such as having a bath or listening to soothing music, can help you fall asleep and stay asleep.
Use your bedroom only for sleep – clear your bedroom of distractions such as computers, phones and other "sleep stealers" in order to create a positive sleep association with the bedroom.
Avoid foods and drinks high in caffeine (coffee, colas and tea) for at least eight hours prior to bedtime, and avoid alcohol for a few hours before bedtime.
Exercise regularly, but finish your workout at least three hours before bedtime.
If you are experiencing a sleep problem, such as difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep, or if you suffer from chronic daytime sleepiness despite allowing adequate time for sleep, talk to your healthcare professional. For more information about sleep and sleep disorders, and for more results of NSF's 2008 Sleep in America poll, visit
The Sleep Disorders Center at Broward General is available to help you with evaluation and treatment of your sleep question. The center is staffed by a team of registered polysomnography technologists and expert physicians. An experienced team is available for consultation.
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A remote fishing cottage above the river Findhorn
Self-catering rental. Inverness Airport 18 miles
Visit Scotland ****, Sleeping 6
Banchor Cottage
Cawdor Castle
Banchor Cottage, part of the property of the nearby Cawdor Castle, lies nestled in the Findhorn Valley overlooking the picturesque River Findhorn. This secluded location is perfect for the get-away holiday in which to relax and enjoy the immediate surroundings, but is also ideally situated as a base for fishing, hill walking, sightseeing and touring.
The cottage is only 18 miles from Inverness Airport; 9 miles from Cawdor Castle (open to visitors from May to October) and the conservation village of Cawdor, with its village shop and post office and tavern; 14 miles from Nairn with its wonderful sandy beaches, famous golf courses, harbour and shops; and 24 miles from the City of Inverness, capital of the Highlands. The popular winter sports and all year round destination of Aviemore is only half an hour away.
The pleasant garden has its own outdoor furniture and there is ample private parking for the cars essential to a stay in this very rural spot.
A welcome hamper awaits your arrival and, if you are staying between May and second Sunday in October, an invitation to visit Cawdor Castle and its renowned gardens.
Fishing on the River Findhorn
A detailed location map of the cottage, and information about fishing on the Findhorn, together with a map of the fishing beat is on this separate page: Banchor Fishing and Location Map
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Above right; The cottage has oil-fired central heating throughout. |
Downstairs double bedroom (no photograph yet)
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Banchor Cottage is let from Sunday to Sunday, sleeping six people.
Linen and towels are included, and heating fuels are included in the rental.
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Cawdor Castle Limited
Cawdor Castle
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Scotland, UK
Tel: 01667 404401
Fax: 01667 404674
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Banchor Cottage Location Map and Fishing on the River Findhorn
Please see this extra page for a detailed location map of the cottage, and information about fishing on the Findhorn, together with a map of the fishing beat: Banchor Fishing and Location Map


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Want to know what's happening on Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield? Fort Stewart Patch has you covered! Here are a few upcoming events and announcements you'll want to know about!
Garrison Hail and Farewell
The Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield garrison will hold a hail-and-farewell July 19 at 6 p.m. at Club Stewart's Thunder Run. The event will honor departing garrison team members and welcome new arrivals.
Social hour begins at 6 p.m. For more information, call Capt. Goodwin at Fort Stewart, 912-767-4992, or Capt. Cortina at Hunter, 912-315-6122.
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American Legion Post 9 will sponsor a "Wounded Warrior Weekend" at Jekyll Island July 20 for wounded warriors and Purple Heart recipients of 3rd Infantry Division, Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield and their families.
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Join Minitex Reference Outreach & Instruction to hear guest speakers,
- Tim Hoogland, Director of Education Outreach Programs, Minnesota Historical Society
- Sarah Aschbrenner, History Day Program Manager, Minnesota Historical Society
- Mary Schoenborn, Liaison to Public Affairs Programs and Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota Libraries
- Lynn Skupeko, Reference and Instruction Service, University of Minnesota Libraries
They'll discuss what it takes to host a successful History Day library hullabaloo and how public and academic libraries improve student achievement through outreach partnerships. This webinar will also address how all library types can have a positive effect on the student research experience and build relationships with their communities by participating in History Day Activities.
Date & Time: T., November 5, 2013 - 12:00p-1:00p CST
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Received via email from Sarah Aschbrenner, Program Manager and State Coordinator, National History Day in Minnesota, June 28, 2013.
We are happy to bring back good news from the 2013 National History Day National Contest, which took place earlier this month at the University of Maryland - College Park.
Once again, Minnesota students led the nation with the number of entries making the national finals and the total number of medal winners. Eight entries earned medals by finishing in the top three places for their category -- including a rare first and second place sweep in Senior Group Performance. An additional 10 entries advanced to the final rounds of competition at this year's national contest with finishes ranging from fifth to eleventh place. Most importantly, Minnesota brought back a dynamic and enthusiastic group of students, parents, and teachers who came together as a team to support and encourage each other -- regardless of their judging outcomes.
If you would like to share in the excitement of the national competition, you can view all of the final round results as well as watch a brief highlight video on our website at the following link: http://education.mnhs.org/historyday/national-event.
We look forward to seeing you in 2014 when the History Day theme is "Rights and Responsibilities in History!"
Tim Hoogland, the Director of Education Outreach Programs at the Minnesota Historical Society, shared this very sad news about the passing of Laura Zeccardi, History Day Library Coordinator. Many of you may have known of Laura as Southeastern Minnesota was a part of the state that she worked with as part of her duties at MHS. Laura grew up in Chatfield. We at SELCO are shocked and saddened by her sudden passing as her enthusiasm for History Day was infectious. Tim can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com
We are sad to report the sudden passing of History Day Outreach Specialist, Laura Zeccardi. Over the past five days, University of Minnesota physicians discovered that Laura had an undetected bone tumor that ultimately triggered a blood clot into her lungs. Laura died peacefully early Sunday morning at the U of M hospital while she was being comforted by her family.
Although many of you have met Laura, I don't think that her background as a History Day student was widely shared. Laura grew up in Chatfield, Minnesota, and began participating in History Day as a 6th grader. She is one of the few students who participated in the program in every year she was eligible and went on to represent Minnesota at the national competition multiple times. As a student at Macalester College, Laura served as a History Day intern and eventually joined the MHS Education staff after completing graduate school at NYU.
Laura excelled at providing classroom support to students and teachers and truly enjoyed the challenge of coordinating the expansion of student research support services at public and university libraries. Through our partnership with CRPLSA thousands of students have benefited from her dedication to share the love of learning that she experienced through History Day. She was extremely proud of the way that our statewide services were expanding to meet the needs of students, and her evaluation data shows that our hopes for the partnership were being met: Kids were using more books, their interest in using libraries was growing, and their research skills were improving. Whether it was through her classroom lessons, library field trips or hullabaloo events, Laura was making a difference in the academic achievement of Minnesota students. A fitting testament was when Laura's father shared with me that her work at MHS brought her tremendous joy as she "was doing the work she was born to do."
A celebration of Laura's life is being planned for Sunday, March 3rd, in Chatfield. We are working with her parents on the establishment of a memorial fund at the Minnesota Historical Society.
Please share this note with any of your staff who have worked with Laura and thank you all for making this partnership possible. If you have any messages that you would like to share with her parents, contact me via e-mail and I will pass them along.
Greetings! Interested in becoming a History Day judge?! When you volunteer to be a judge, everybody wins! History Day helps students develop real-world skills and abilities, and gives judges the opportunity to make a lasting impact on young lives. The Minnesota Historical Society (MHS) welcomes volunteers interested in education, history and helping students. The time commitment can be as little as one five-hour event in March or May. Some responsibilities include:
- Attending a judges' orientation prior to your registered event
- Review, with your partner, student projects in your assigned judging set
- As a team, select the strongest projects to advance to the next level of competition
- Individually, provide written feedback to every student project evaluated
- Arrive on time and stay until all your comments are completed
The regional contest in Southeastern Minnesota will be held at Winona State University on March 13, 2013. Judging at a Regional event or State History Day gives people an insider's view of the program. You'll have the chance to hear about student experiences, see projects and learn more about the impact of History Day. All judges work in teams and receive training at each event. Click HERE for a full list of dates, event locations and to register as a judge. Over 700 judges are needed to continue Minnesota's strong History Day tradition. Please contact Laura Zeccardi at 651-259-3439 for more information.
The first annual History Day Hullabaloo at the Northfield Public Library, held on Saturday, January 12 from 10 a.m. to noon, was a huge success! 92 students attended the session to receive History Day help from over 20 community volunteers and Northfield Public Library staff. Click HERE to read the Northfield News article highlighting the event. Congrats, Northfield Public Library!
Greetings! History Day preparations are in full gear around the SELCO region! Three History Day Hullabaloos are coming up in 2013 -- two at Rochester Public Library and one at Northfield Public Library. This is a great opportunity for History Day students around the region to locate some primary sources and to get help from volunteers.
Date | Location |
Time |
Contact Information |
Saturday, January 12, 2013 |
Northfield Public Library |
10 a.m. - noon |
Joan Ennis @ 507-645-1802 |
Saturday, January 12, 2013 |
Rochester Public Library |
10 a.m. - 3 p.m. |
Susan Hansen @ 507-328-2370 |
Thursday, January 17, 2013 |
Rochester Public Library |
4 - 8 p.m. |
Susan Hansen @ 507-328-2370 |
Can't make it to the Hullabaloos? Rochester Public Library has created a resource page listing some great primary sources. Click HERE to see that page. Another great resource is the Electronic Library of Minnesota (ELM) database portal HERE. For more information about History Day in Minnesota, please click HERE. Hope to see you there!
This project was funded in part or in whole with money from Minnesota's Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund.
This is a reminder! Please join us for a History Day Tour at the Winona County Historical Society on Thursday, January 10, 2013, 4-7 p.m.! Learn about History Day in Minnesota, what students will gain from participation, multiple research resources and support systems from area libraries, the Minnesota Historical Society and the Winona County Historical Society, and more! Participants will also receive a tour of the Winona County History Center and Archives. To register for the tour and to sign up for the carpool, please email Mollie Stanford at email@example.com. Please register by Tuesday, January 8, 2013. For more History Day related information and upcoming History Day Hullabaloo dates, please click HERE. Questions? Just let us know!
Greetings! Please join us for a History Day Tour at the Winona County Historical Society on Thursday, January 10, 2013, 4-7 p.m.! Learn about History Day in Minnesota, what students will gain from participation, multiple research resources and support systems from area libraries, the Minnesota Historical Society and the Winona County Historical Society, and more! Participants will also receive a tour of the Winona County History Center and Archives.
SELCO staff will be participating and carpooling is available. We'll be leaving the SELCO office in Rochester at 2:45 p.m. and attendees should plan on returning to the SELCO office at 8 p.m.
To register for the tour and to sign up for the carpool, please email Mollie Stanford at email@example.com. Please register by Tuesday, January 8, 2013. Click HERE for the event flyer. For more History Day related information and upcoming History Day Hullabaloo dates, please click HERE. Questions? Just let us know!
Good afternoon! Due to low attendance, the tour of the History Center of Olmsted County tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. will be rescheduled to accommodate more interested participants. Please keep your eyes out in the next few weeks with registration information! The morning History Day workshop is still on! Thanks!
Greetings! SELCO is pleased to announce our day dedicated to History Day on Thursday, October 25, 2012. In the morning, we'll be hosting a History Day Workshop (click here for more info). In the afternoon, continuing the focus on the 2013 theme, Turning Points in History: People, Ideas, Events, the History Center of Olmsted County will be hosting a "behind-the-scenes" on-site tour at 2:30 p.m. (following the History Day workshop). The tour will highlight the 3-D storage area where almost 1 million items are housed, the archival information in the History Center's library, and a few special scrapbooks and diaries that would be great primary resources for students focusing on local history. If you are interested in participating in the tour, please email Mollie Stanford (email@example.com). SELCO staff will be attending and taking a van, so if you are interested in carpooling, please include that in your RSVP email.
Also, keep your eyes peeled for future tours focusing on History Day research! We are in the midst of planning two more tours to regional SELS Member sites so teachers, media center staff, public library staff and anyone else interested in History Day can view unique resources. For more information regarding regional History Day planning, please visit the SELCO History Day page HERE. Questions? Give us a call! Hope to see you at the History Center of Olmsted County!
National History Day Links
- Official National History Day website
- Minnesota Historical Society's National History Day
- History Day Research in Minnesota (Minitex)
- Self-Paced Tutorial on History Day Research
- Electronic Library for Minnesota (ELM)
- Master Teachers Resources
- History Day Documents
- MHS History Day Video for Potential Students and Teachers
National History Day Downloads
History Day Tour at Winona County Historical Society (January 10, 2013)
- WCHS History Day Tour Agenda
- WCHS History Day Resources 2012-2013
- WCHS History Day Local Topic Ideas 2012-2013
NHD Workshop at SELCO (October 25, 2012)
- History Day Workshop Flyer
- MHS PowerPoint
- Rochester Public Library PowerPoint
- ELM PowerPoint 2012
- Theme sheet
- Theme narrative
- Potential teacher info
- Thesis development worksheet
- ELM Resources
NHD Workshop at SELCO (Nov. 4, 2010)
2012-2013 Participating Schools
Schools | City |
Bluffview Montessori School |
Winona |
Chatfield Public Schools |
Chatfield |
Friedell Middle School |
Rochester |
Houston Public Schools |
Houston |
John Adams Middle School |
Rochester |
Kasson-Mantorville High School |
Kasson |
LaCrescent Middle School |
LaCrescent |
Lewiston-Altura Intermediate School |
Altura |
Lewiston-Altura High School |
Lewiston |
Lourdes High School |
Rochester |
Mabel-Canton Public Schools |
Mabel |
Northfield Middle School |
Northfield |
Schaeffer Academy |
Rochester |
Southwest Middle School |
Albert Lea |
St. Francis of Assisi |
Rochester |
Stewartville Middle School |
Stewartville |
Willow Creek Middle School |
Rochester |
Winona Middle School |
Winona |
Winona High School |
Winona |
Zumbrota-Mazeppa Middle School |
Mazeppa |


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Could be, but I believe this one is already in Andrew's tree from last submission (might be wrong)On Fri 25-05-12 13:32:07, Glauber Costa wrote:Right now we free struct memcg with kfree right after a rcu grace period, but defer it if we need to use vfree() to get rid of that memory area. We do that by need, because we need vfree to be called in a process context. This patch unifies this behavior, by ensuring that even kfree will happen in a separate thread. The goal is to have a stable place to call the upcoming jump label destruction function outside the realm of the complicated and quite far-reaching cgroup lock (that can't be held when calling neither the cpu_hotplug.lock nor the jump_label_mutex) Signed-off-by: Glauber Costa<glommer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Acked-by: Kamezawa Hiroyuki<kamezawa.hiroyu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Acked-by: Michal Hocko<mhocko@xxxxxxx> Just one comment belowCC: Tejun Heo<tj@xxxxxxxxxx> CC: Li Zefan<lizefan@xxxxxxxxxx> CC: Johannes Weiner<hannes@xxxxxxxxxxx> CC: Michal Hocko<mhocko@xxxxxxx> CC: Andrew Morton<akpm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> --- mm/memcontrol.c | 24 +++++++++++++----------- 1 files changed, 13 insertions(+), 11 deletions(-) diff --git a/mm/memcontrol.c b/mm/memcontrol.c index 932a734..0b4b4c8 100644 --- a/mm/memcontrol.c +++ b/mm/memcontrol.c[...]@@ -4826,23 +4826,28 @@ out_free: } /* - * Helpers for freeing a vzalloc()ed mem_cgroup by RCU, + * Helpers for freeing a kmalloc()ed/vzalloc()ed mem_cgroup by RCU, * but in process context. The work_freeing structure is overlaid * on the rcu_freeing structure, which itself is overlaid on memsw. */ -static void vfree_work(struct work_struct *work) +static void free_work(struct work_struct *work) { struct mem_cgroup *memcg; + int size = sizeof(struct mem_cgroup); memcg = container_of(work, struct mem_cgroup, work_freeing); - vfree(memcg); + if (size< PAGE_SIZE)What about if (is_vmalloc_addr(memcg))+ kfree(memcg); + else + vfree(memcg); }
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