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Hometown: Monrovia, California
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Medical School: University of California, Irvine
Residency Training: UCSF Fresno & Selma Rural Practice Pathway Family Medicine
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Hobbies: Music, Yoga, Outdoor Sports, Reading Mystery & Fantasy Novels
Research/Areas of Interest: Behavioral Science, Office Procedures, Preventive Health, Women's Health, Faculty Development, & Resident Education
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Awards: Faculty of the Year 1997
Previous Employment: U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps Indian Health Service
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Medical School: University of Tennessee
Residency Training: Family Medicine, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center
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Residency: UT Memphis/St. Francis Family Medicine
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Research/Areas of Interest: Preventive medicine, complementary medicine, behavioral medicine, sports medicine, public health, medical missions
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Hometown: Memphis, TN
Undergraduate Education: BS in Forensic Anthropology and Chemistry, University of Memphis, 1986
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Medical School: University of Tennessee, 1993
Residency: Baptist/University of Tennessee, HealthPlex 1996
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Medical School: Des Moines University College of Osteopathic Medicine, Des Moines, Iowa
Residency: Aultman Hospital, Canton, Ohio
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The City of Sacramento is transforming the downtowns historic train depot (Sacramento Valley Station) into a transportation hub to serve all modes of travel to and from the station: passenger train, light rail, bus, taxi, rental car and bicycle. The Intermodal project site was once the western terminus for the transcontinental railroad and has been part of major railroad holdings in downtown Sacramento since the mid-19th century.
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The latest Association of Online Publishers' annual census offers a bullish forecast. New AOP director, Ruth Brownlee, assesses the key findings and what they tell us about the state and outlook for the online publishing sector.
My inaugural task as incoming director was to oversee this year's AOP Census; a flagship piece of research we conduct annually, now in its sixth year. I was buoyed by the optimism of the survey results - they reflect the business performance of the biggest names in digital publishing in the UK and give some great insights into some of the key trends and opportunities in the industry. Our membership is representative of all of the major media owners in the UK with established digital businesses. Members span across all sectors of the industry – from newspapers, magazines, TV and radio broadcasters, through to digital specialist publishers. The diversity of media businesses surveyed – such as Conde Nast, the BBC, Guardian Media Group, Channel 4, GCAP Media – gives members a unique barometer; allowing them to benchmark their performance and gauge how producers of quality branded content feel about current trading conditions, editorial output, consumer behaviour and business performance across all KPIs of a digital publishing business. Our survey this year showed overall that UK digital publishers experienced a 52% increase in total digital revenues over the same period in the previous year. (Revenue from online advertising was up 33% and content revenue was up 68% from last year.) Nearly 80% of respondents said that the current online advertising model was a sustainable revenue stream, with display and sponsorship being the highest categories in terms of revenue. Key trends and opportunities The two key trends anticipated by AOP members for the online publishing industry in 2008 are personalisation of content and targeting. The increased understanding and take up of effective behavioural targeting is a key driver of this. Other predictions were more about community and media-sharing services. This confirms the general feedback we've had from our members, as they have found the UK's appetite for technology, particularly broadband take-up in the home (UK has 57% broadband penetration, source: Ofcom May 2008), has had a hugely positive effect on media owners providing increasingly rich content on their sites and on other platforms. This was reinforced when AOP members were asked about the opportunities for their businesses: high-speed broadband, behavioural targeting, user generated content, mobile and streaming content were highlighted as the top five opportunities. As businesses embrace new platforms and formats for the future, they are investing in getting the right people to make this happen within their organisations. This tallies with the 80% of AOP members who say they will increase the number of digital staff hired this year. When members were asked what key skills they looked for in new employees, the top two requirements were "audience development", indicating a significant criterion for business growth; and "cross-media skills" – 62% of members felt that the latter would be important for the future. Mobile and IPTV were two other skill requirements noted by businesses as important. In an industry that is showing no signs of slowing down, there is a constant need for good people across all functions of members' businesses. Tackling the operational dos and don'ts of integration and making that critical multi-media transition from a traditional newspaper or magazine business successfully continues to feature highly on the agenda. Content delivery Regarding content delivery - AOP members feel their role is to provide quality content across multiple platforms, 64% of those surveyed agreed that publishers need to make content available on third party sites as well as their own. With further opportunities identified in the social networking area. However, even with the growing popularity and understanding about user generated content, 64% of members felt that user generated content would not overtake professional content – this being a core competency of our members' businesses – they felt their role was assured in providing current, quality content demanded by their customers. A defining feature of our member publishers is that they still employ journalists! Following on from this, our surveyed AOP members viewed content delivery important, as all key methods saw an increase in investment in 2007: IPTV, mobile, vodcast, podcast and RSS feeds.
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Can Shelby Miller Be St. Louis Cardinals' Staff Ace for Years to Come?
Shelby Miller has been the Cardinals organization's top prospect for the last three years or so. Finally, in September, Cardinal fans were graced with Miller's presence on the big stage.
Shelby pitched fairly well in his first stint with the big league club.
He posted a a 1.32 ERA in his six appearances with one start sprinkled in. In his one start against the Cincinnati Reds, he allowed only one hit and no runs. Granted, the Reds already had their playoff spot secured and the regulars only took about two at-bats, but it was sparkling nonetheless.
Miller had his worst minor league season in 2012, posting a 11-10 record with a 4.74 ERA while surrendering 24 home runs in his 27 starts. But when Miller got to the big show, his better-than-average fastball mixed in with decent off-speed stuff showed that he could pitch at the big league level.
Will Shelby Miller Nail Down the 5th Spot in the Rotation?
My guess is that he can. He reminds me a bit of what Adam Wainwright looked like when he came up for the Cardinals in 2006. They have a similar frame with an above-average fastball. As Wainwright developed, he proved he could be a workhorse, eating up innings along the way. He also sharpened a wicked curveball that Miller will hopefully inquire about in spring training.
However, Miller averaged just over five-plus innings in his full seasons in the minors, so that will need to be improved as he develops at the major league level if he wants to be an ace.
All that said, if Miller can continue to develop and keep his strikeouts up as he historically did in the minors, he could be the foundational pitcher to lead the Cardinals into the future.
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Well, Blago got impeached.
I love how Rod Blagojevich read his resume at the press conference immediately following his impeachment. As if this is supposed to erase the fact that he tried to sell Barack Obama's Senate seat. I guess I shouldn't be surprised that a politician is a Megalomaniac, but holy crap — how can a person legitimize breaking the law because he did his JOB, once upon a time, and cared for his constituents. This is like saying I can rob Fort Knox because I once helped an old lady across the street.
Anyway, Rod's bizarre performance reminded me of another Megalomaniac in a little show called The Wire.
Watch Blago's resume-reading here, and then compare it with Clay Davis's courtroom performance.
Did you know Blago cured breast cancer? I'm kidding, he didn't, but I think HE thinks he did. I'm also 90% sure Blago is keeping those black people hostage until he gets his job back. I have nothing more to say…other than sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet.
Blagojevich to Appoint Former Attorney General Roland Burris
CHICAGO — Embattled Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich has scheduled an afternoon news conference amid reports that he plans to name someone to Barack Obama's vacated U.S. Senate seat.
Blagojevich was arrested earlier this month on charges that he tried to sell or trade the seat to the highest bidder.
Citing unnamed sources, the Chicago Tribune reported Tuesday that Blagojevich plans to appoint 71-year-old former Illinois Attorney General Roland Burris. Senate leaders have said they will not seat anyone Blagojevich names.
Blagojevich has scheduled a 3 p.m. EST news conference. His spokesman Lucio Guerrero declined to say what the Democratic governor plans to discuss.
The governor has denied wrongdoing and has vowed to remain in office.
Jesse Jackson Jr.: I Am Not A "Target" Of Blagojevich Investigation
Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. hosted a highly dramatic press conference Wednesday in which he leveled harsh criticisms at Rod Blagojevich and denied any involvement in the governor's "pay-to-play" scheme to fill Barack Obama's open Senate seat.
"I reject and denounce pay to play politics and have no involvement whatsoever in any wrongdoing," said the congressman. "I did not initiate or authorize anyone, at any time, to promise anything to Governor Blagojevich on my behalf. I never sent a message or an emissary to the governor to make an offer, or plea my case, or to propose a deal about a US Senate seat. Period."
The remarks came hours after news reports fingered Jackson Jr. as Candidate #5 in the Justice Department's complaint on the Blagojevich affair. Said candidate stands accused of seeking to send $500,000 or $1 million to the governor in an effort to win appointment to that seat. Jackson, who said he had met the governor for the first time in four years this past Monday, denied that he was "a target of this investigation." I am not, he added, "accused of any misconduct."
The language was at times emphatic, with Jackson Jr. getting emotional when talking about a text message he had received from his younger sister, telling him to continue his good work. But looking with a legal eye at the words, there is some noticeable wiggle room. Not being a "target" of an investigation is different than not being a "subject in" an investigation.
Also of note: Jackson Jr. did not do anything to tamp down his public hopes of being appointed Senator. At one point he touted his resume for the post, saying he was one of the most senior officials rumored to take Obama's seat and had only missed two votes in 13 years in Congress. There is, he added, "no Democrat or Republican who can say that."
The majority of the press conference (there was no question or answer session) focused on disappointment with Blagojevich — who the entire Democratic Party is running from in sprint-mode speed.
"I thought, mistakenly, that the process was fair, above board and on the merits. I thought, mistakenly, that the governor was evaluating me and other Senate hopefuls based upon on our credentials and qualifications," Jackson Jr. said. "I thought, mistakenly, that I had a chance and I was being considered because I had earned it. Clearly I was badly mistaken. I did not know the process had been corrupted. I did not know that credentials, qualifications, or a record of service meant nothing to the governor. I did not know that the governor and his cronies were attempting to use the process to extort money in a brazen pay-to-play scheme."
Illinois Governor Suspends Business With Bank Of America
Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich announced Monday that he is asking all Illinois government agencies to suspend business with Bank of America. Blagojevich contended that Bank Of America received a multi-billion dollar bailout from the government and should accordingly restore credit to the Republic Windows & Doors company in Chicago.


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The Four Columns (Les Quatre Columnes) - Barcelona, Spain
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Four 20m tall Ionic columns originally designed in 1919 by Puig i Cadafalch at the Placa de Carles Buigas was rebuilt in 2010 just a few meters from their original location.
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location: Cataluña, Spain
date approved: 4/24/2012
last visited: 8/12/2012
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The Four Columns - Barcelona, Spain
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The Four Columns ("Les Quatre Columnes?" in Catalan) are four Ionic columns originally created by Josep Puig i Cadafalch in Barcelona, Catalonia. They were erected in 1919, where the Magic Fountain of Montjuïc now stands.
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date approved: 10/22/2011
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Magic Fountain of Montjuic, Barcelona, Spain.
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location: Spain
date approved: 10/29/2006
last visited: 5/11/2013
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Mies van der Rohe - Barcelona Pavilion — Barcelona, Spain
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The Barcelona Pavilion, designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, was the German Pavilion for the 1929 International Exposition in Barcelona, Spain.
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date approved: 11/28/2011
last visited: 1/17/2013
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Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya - Barcelona, Spain
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The National Art Museum of Catalonia (Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya - MNAC) in Barcelona, Spain, is a museum of Catalan visual art.
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date approved: 11/2/2006
last visited: 5/5/2013
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Barcelona 92 - Barcelona Teatre Musical / Palau dels Esports - Barcelona, Spain
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The Barcelona Teatre Musical - Palau dels Esports is a multi-purpose indoor arena in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. It is on Lleida Street on the slopes of Montjuïc, a hill to the south east of the city centre.
date approved: 5/27/2011
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Barcelona Teatre Musical - Palau dels Esports -- Barcelona, spain
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last visited: 5/25/2011
Palau dels Esports -- Barcelona, spain
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date approved: 11/12/2011
The Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya, abbreviated as MNAC is a museum of Catalan visual art located in Barcelona, Catalonia.
date approved: 5/30/2011
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The Palau Nacional - Barcelona, Spain
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The Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya, abbreviated as MNAC is a museum of Catalan visual art located in Barcelona, Catalonia. It is housed in the Palau Nacional, built for the 1929 World's Fair.
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he Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya, abbreviated as MNAC is a museum of Catalan visual art located in Barcelona, Catalonia.
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Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya #1 - Barcelona, Spain
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Pabellón de la Caja de Ahorros y Pensiones de Barcelona - Barcelona, Spain
This was the pavilion of Caja de Ahorros y Pensiones de Barcelona in the 1929 Exposición Internacional, and today houses the Cartographic Institute of Catalonia.
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Institut Cartogràfic de Catalunya - Barcelona, Spain
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Very interesting place because aside from having a V. G., it is the headquarters of the institute that places and manages the network of V. G. of Catalonia.
The Cartographic Institute of Catalonia (ICC) is an entity of the Generalitat of Catalonia which aims to carry out the technical tasks of developing the mapping information in the field of competence of the Government.
Museu Etnològic - Barcelona, Spain
The Ethnological Museum of Barcelona is a city museum that focuses its primary attention on the Catalan and cultures of the communities that are present in the city of Barcelona.
date approved: 6/6/2011
last visited: 9/23/2012
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Reloj de Plaza Mayor en Poble Espanyol - Barcelona, Spain
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Clock mounted in a building in Plaza Maior inside the Poble Espanyol park in Barcelona.
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last visited: 4/28/2007
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Teatre Lliure - Barcelona, Spain
The Teatre Lliure is a theatre in Barcelona considered one of the most prestigious in Catalonia.
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The Centre of Agriculture - Barcelona, Spain
The Palace of Agriculture is a set of buildings built for the Universal Exposition of Barcelona in 1929. It is located in Montjuïc Barcelona.
Mercat de les Flors Theatre - Barcelona, Spain
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Bobby Brown says he's trying to heal himself through his music. And it's been a long healing process, seeing that it has taken him 14 years between this album and his last one.
The new album is called "Masterpiece" - and he says the music focuses on what he says he has "been through throughout my life."
Brown became popular as a star with New Edition and later went solo. But drug abuse led to his musical downfall - and his rocky marriage to Whitney Houston didn't help his image, either.
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"Ridley Scott's sci-fi movie, currently going by the name Prometheus, is going to be a very large and intense story, with a scope that is epic, the final act is where the movie switches gears and shifts into Aliens territory. Pinewood houses an exact replica of the H R Giger Space Jockey command post. You may notice in the original Alien that the Space Jockey had a puncture on its considerably large chest, where the xenomorph broke out through the flesh of the creature and broke through the biomechanical armor it wears. You may also notice how big the Space Jockey is in relation to its human counter parts in the film. So imagine how big the baby must be, which is yet to grow. Then imagine quite a few of these. If you can do that, you got a pretty good grasp on the final act."
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"However, before all of this I hear that the story is not only reminiscent of 2001, but is also trying to push the boundaries of what a modern tent pole science fiction movie could be. This is all I can share, but trust me, you seriously need to start being excited about this project, because not only is this I am assured, not nostalgia for nostalgia reasons, but a whole new spin on that old chestnut … The story is a very closely guarded secret in Hollywood, and while it is not a direct prequel "officially" it has more than just passing ties towards the Alien saga's canon. You will have all the things that worked in the Alien canon, and very new and fresh and some controversial ideas presented, sexuality is dealt with quite directly. There may even be a robot or two. And the ship, which I am told is the current titles name, Prometheus. Highly original, both in concept and design I hear."
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Mayatan graduate Doris, who attended school on a half scholarship until 9th grade (our highest grade at the time), recently came back to campus brimming with excitement. Although she's always very positive and outgoing, Doris had a particularly good reason to glow: she is one of 10 Hondurans who have been awarded a prestigious all-expenses paid scholarship to a college in the U.S.
Doris will benefit from the Walton International Scholarship Program, funded by Walmart founder Sam Walton. She will attend Harding University in Arkanasas, and the scholarship will cover all her costs, from travel to tuition, fees, housing, meals, and more. The Walton scholarship has helped to educate youth from Mexico and Central America for the past 25 years.
The application was not an easy process. Doris applied in the fall and wast later interviewed by a team in Honduras. The next round involved an interview by a group visiting from the United States. She finally found out that she was accepted in March. She will be one of three Hondurans in her cohort at Harding.
As you can imagine, she is excited about all this new adventure. She can't wait to meet people from different cultures and study and live exclusively in English, but she is also a little bit nervous. All college-bound students experience this mix of eagerness and anxiety, but not all are making such tremendous life changes by traveling to a new country where so many different experiences and opportunities await.


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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Jeff Jonaitis and Muluye Gurma are top finishers in the sold out St. Jude Memphis Marathon MEMPHIS, TENN. (December 6, 2008) - Jeff Jonaitis of Tinley Park, Ill. and Muluye Gurma, originally from Ethiopia and now residing in Silver Spring, MD, were the top male and female finishers, respectively, in the St. Jude Memphis Marathon on Saturday, December 6. Jonaitis, 27, finished the 26.2 mile course with a time of 2:19:47 while Gurma finished in 2:44:55 From the $30,000 prize purse, each runner was awarded $5,000. Proceeds from all races benefited St. Jude Children's Research Hospital®, one of the world's premier pediatric cancer research centers. The sold out St. Jude Memphis Marathon Weekend races, including a half marathon and the Memphis Grizzlies House 5K, welcomed 14,000 participants. Of the total race participants, 2,400 were St. Jude Heroes, a group that raised funds for St. Jude by encouraging family, friends and coworkers to sponsor them. Though St. Jude Heroes program and event registration, race weekend is expected to raise more than $1.8 million. Complete race results are available at www.stjudemarathon.org. The St. Jude Memphis Marathon Weekend is presented by Juice Plus+® and is a collaborative effort between St. Jude and the Memphis Runners Track Club. The 2009 races will be held Saturday, December 5. ###
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Y&R star Greg Rikaart, who has never publicly discussed his personal life but has long been an advocate for LGBT rights, made a public statement in support of the Supreme Court's ruling on DOMA by posting a sweet snapshot with his beau, writer Robert Sudduth, on Twitter. "Not getting married anytime soon, but celebrating #equality tonight nonetheless," he wrote. See the couple here: https://twitter.com/gregrikaart/status/350140200036495360/photo/1.
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Iraq allocates $450 million to reduce unemployment currently at 23%
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The Ministry of Planning has earmarked $450 million as part of efforts to combat poverty and unemployment in the country, the ministry spokesperson said.
The spokesperson Abdulzahra al-Hindawi said both unemployed and below poverty rates were extremely high in Iraq.
Citing new statistics, he said, unemployment was estimated at 23% and so was the number of Iraqis living below poverty line.
Hindawi said the sum will be used to help the unemployed and poverty-stricken Iraqi families start their own business and also for the construction of homes specifically for low-income groups.
The ministry grants free-interest loans to poor families willing to start their own business. It also runs a social security program that doles out unemployment benefits as well as grants to the handicapped and the disabled.
He said the new figures were obtained from a cross-country survey the ministry has conducted to as part of its National Strategy Plan that calls for the eradication of poverty and reduction of the jobless rate to 16% from the current 23%.
Meanwhile, Hindawi denied reports that the government would scrap the food-rationing system which provides basic food stuffs free of charge for millions of Iraqi families.
"There is no intention to cancel the food-rationing card mainly because most Iraqi families live under poverty line," he said.
However, he added, the government would go ahead with plans to deny high-income Iraqis earning more than 1.5 million Iraqi dinars (approx. $1500) per month access to the free-food basket.
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Wow, there's a suggestion. We should get the army to provide us with their expertise on how to protect a target-rich environment. Of course, with so many "target-rich" environments around we may have to train and arm our employees. Then we can hunker down and await the next attack taking comfort in the knowledge that our trained staff will not panic at any perceived threat and accidentally take out a few non-combatants.
In the meantime, there's no puzzling over why the USA leads all industrialized nations (by a factor of 4) in deaths by violence.
Of course, in their twisted sense of logic, the NRA tells us this statistic is all the more reason to arm ourselves.
How about if you guys come up with some real suggestions on how to cut down on the violence in America.
So far all the Democrats anti gun laws and left wing rhetoric condemning conservatives has not solved the gun violence problem.We are all waiting breathlessly for your astounding insight and the liberals final solution to gun violence in America.
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LPP Combustion plans to introduce its technology to produce synthetic natural gas from liquid fuels such as naphtha, kerosene, diesel, biodiesel, or ethanol, to the Middle East. The company believes that there is a need for natural gas as a fuel option in the region, speakers explained.
Muscat/Oman – "LPP Gas will provide much needed fuel options to the industries of the Middle East and Asia Region," stated Goutam Sen, Chief Executive Officer, of Oman's National Gas Company SAOG. LPP's management has met NGC to discuss with several customers in Oman and surrounding areas, who have natural gas combustion systems, but are unable to obtain sufficient natural gas quantities to meet their demand. With liquid fuels being a cheap and widely available source of energy in the region, synthetic gas could be a versatile and cost effective solution.
Also customers in oil rich Nigeria are interested in the technology: Nigerian Bishorps plans to incorporate the LPP Technology directly into West African power projects that use locally available biofuels, as well as the area's vast supply of conventional liquid fuels. Like the Middle East, West Africa has growing energy demands and locally available liquid fuels that can be used to meet these needs.
With crude oil reserves depleting and declining margins, the oil and gas industry eyes for alternatives. Natural gas, long–term poor cousin of the crude oil business, could bring a change... More in Natural Gas Could Gradually Replace Crude Oil
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I just returned from my first International Art opening! I'm excited to say my work was exhibited in the Istanbul 20th Art Fair. This is a huge exhibition with 100's of artist from around the world. How did this happen??
Well, in early October I was invited to attend a two week residency program, with some friends from Dokuz Eylul University, at UKKSA facility near Datça (Uluslar Knidos Kültür ve Sanat Akademisi). The facility provided us with housing, home cooked meals, 24 hour studio access and all the materials we needed including fantastic hospitality. Our job was to make art!!
We arrived at UKKSA and settled into our stone housing. I was eager to get to work, but the water was shut off and after a 6 hr. drive we decided to tour the facility and we hit the beach. There were too many of us for the car so I was offered to borrow a scooter. That ride down to the water, on a windy road through olive grooves...tears of joy, folks,tears of joy! It was October, it was a beautiful day and the weather was still great for swimming! Is this a dream?? We were all buzzing with excitement for the creations ahead of us...so tomorrow we begin.
We quickly feel into routine, stating with traditional Turkish breakfasts then into the studio to work until 2 or 3 in the afternoon. Then we would sit down to a big home cooked meal and after çay we were off to the beach. Returning to the studio after dinner to work until 1or 2 am. What a life! Eat, sleep, make art. Could I ask for anything more?? Falling into the routine and staying in constant creative mode progresses the work quickly. My notebooks were filling up and clay forms start to gain success. So here I am, surrounded by Turkish people all day, everyday. At first, I was constantly trying to translate conversations, but that can be exhausting. So I found myself tuning into my work, driven with creative thoughts and concepts. Diving deep in ideas and ...
! Boom! Someone would asks me a question - in English...I'm so involved in my thoughts I have to come too out of the fog, like waking from a dream, and come back to this external reality. It was really strange...and wonderful. So, after one week I agreed I would not speak any more English, IF everyone spoke extremely slow and simple Turkish. Agreed. Now the fun really begins!
I made rocks,- ceramic vases/vessels.... one series inspired by the sea washed stones and another series on the mt. landscape of the area. These forms soon morphed into a third series of stones influenced by the 100 yr old olive tree trunks..but enough art babble....
Here are some photos of the facility, my friends and the some of our work. All I can say is..it was fantastic!
Kitchen House |
The Grounds |
The Gallery |
The Studio -day 1 |
Artist at work |
The Artists at Breakfast |
The Artist at Work |
My Stone (saggar fired) |
My Mountains (in process) |
Morphed Olive Trunk Stones |
The Inspirations |
Oslem's Faces |
Mujde's forms (saggar fired) |
My landscape bowl |
My Mts. (finished) |
My Olive Wheel |
The Gallery (Leman's piece) |
Serkan's forms(top) / My Stones & Mts(bottom) |
Ismet's forms (saggar fired) |
Ismet's forms(saggar fired) |
Inspirations |
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Adios Amigo is the music of Johnny Major. He recorded all of the instruments on the band's first, self-titled EP and formed a band to play live shows. On Dos, the follow-up shortplayer, Major is now backed by the band. These five songs move through many different genres and styles and have a variety of different instrumentation. The opening track, "Colony's Dead," is built upon melodic electric guitar lines. "Chicken," which can be downloaded above, follows with a combination of acoustic guitar, sustained bass, banjo, and brushed snare drum. "Never Forget" moves from a percussive, Latin influenced song to an uptempo lo-fi dream pop. The rest of the EP expands on the lush, electric guitar tones. In each song, Major's cajoled voice and catchy melodies find a way to connect all the various sounds.


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Waterman Research Lecturers Cover Timely Topics
The 22nd annual Stanley F. Waterman Research Lecture featured four outstanding speakers who helped people with MS get up to speed on where we are with current research, and where new research is headed.
The four guest lecturers were Dr. Mark Freedman in Marlborough, Mass., Dr. Nick LaRocca in Auburn, Maine, Dr. John Randolph in Meredith, N.H., and Dr. Lloyd Kasper in Killington, Vermont.
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Dr. Freedman is professor of medicine in neurology at the University of Ottawa, and director of the Multiple Sclerosis Research Unit at the Ottawa Hospital, General Campus. His extensive research includes the area of molecular neurochemistry, cellular immunology and clinical studies in MS and is the lead investigator in the Canadian Bone Marrow Transplant Study in MS. His presentation was entitled "Stem Cell Based Therapies: The Promise and Challenges of Treating MS."
Dr. LaRocca is Vice President of Health Care Delivery and Policy Research at the National MS Society. A clinical psychologist, he was Director of Research at the Research and Training Center for MS at St. Agnes Hospital, White Plains, NY, and Associate Professor of Neurology and Medicine at New York Medical College. His presentation focused on "MS Research You Might Not Know About" and addressed the broad range of research aimed at improving quality of life for those with MS through avenues other than new treatments.
Dr. Randolph provides neuropsychological evaluation and treatment through his private practice in Lebanon, N.H. He completed clinical and research fellowships in neuropsychology and neuroimaging at Dartmouth Medical School, including a National MS Society Postdoctoral Fellowship. He discussed "Cognitive Functioning in MS: An Update on What We Know."
Dr. Kasper is Professor of Medicine (Neurology), Microbiology, and Immunology at Dartmouth Medical School and Director of the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Multiple Sclerosis Clinic. He studies the role of regulatory T cells in MS and their potential for turning off the immune attack. He presented "B cells and T cells in MS: In the Garden of Good and Evil."
Each lecture was recorded and will be available on DVD from the Chapter's Dora Lipcon Lending Library.
Annual Meeting Unites Four States
The Chapter's 2010 Annual Meeting of Members was a remarkable first-time experience for many Chapter members because it took place in four places at the same time! Altogether, 500 people attended the simultaneous meetings in Auburn, Maine; Marlborough, Massachusetts; Meredith, New Hampshire; and Killington, Vermont. Thanks to teleconference and Internet technology everyone was able to hear and see the presentations during the meeting.
Among the highlights of the Annual Meeting were the Treasurer's Report, the election of four new Trustees, the election of Board Officers, and the passing of the gavel to a new Chapter Chairman. The Treasurer's Report was presented by Assistant Treasurer Doug Bryant, who pointed out our low overhead rate of 15 percent, which has held steady for many years, and is particularly impressive considering today's economic challenges. Also noted was our overall fundraising success of $10.7 million, again an amazing feat when many people are not working or have reduced hours. The fundraising target for Fiscal Year 2011 is $11.1 million.
The Treasurer's Report also focused on the percent of local spending to provide programming for people who have Progressive MS. Of the monies spent locally on MS education, support, advocacy, and services, 41 percent or more than $1 million was spent specifically to address the needs of people who have Progressive MS. This focus is consistent with the new strategic response of the National MS Society, but it is not new to the Greater New England Chapter. Progressive MS had already become an emphasis for this Chapter, following Eli Lipcon's leadership.
Four new Trustees were elected to the Chapter board: Paige Magratten is a long-time MS Challenge Walk participant, and an Orton Gillingham reading tutor; Michelle Rubin Pepe is Director of Community Relations for Bernie & Phyl's Furniture; Michael A. Mingolelli, Jr., Esq. is CEO of Pinnacle Financial Group; and Dr. John Neuhauser is President of Saint Michaels College in Vermont.
After completing his second year as Chairman, Eli Lipcon passed the gavel to incoming Board Chairman Robert Shapiro. Lipcon's tenure saw the expansion of the Chapter territory and the growth of its revenue and program capabilities. Shapiro is equally focused on growing fundraising while strengthening our mission delivery. A long-time rider in Bike MS Rides, Shapiro was first elected to the Board in 2002.


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Here's how RW members rated this race (232 votes).
In short: Really enjoyed it! Struggled at the end, challenging course and will definitely be back next year!Date of review: February 12, 2007
In short: HILLS !!!In full: HARDEST HALF I HAVE DONE GREAT RACE AND VERY FRIENDLYNAMES CALLED OUT AS YOU FINISH IS A BIG PLUS.IF YOU CAN DO THIS RACE YOU CAN TACKLE ANYTHINGDate of review: February 12, 2007
In short: Fantastic, well organised, great atmosphere and very friendlyIn full: A credit to the organisers, as a non affiliated runner who turned up on my own I thought the atmosphere was great and everyone was very friendly. The marshalls were excellent and the tea loaf divine!Date of review: February 12, 2007
In short: Very hilly, particulary the long stretch around 8 miles which seemed to go up forever! Good scenary and well organised, but not an easy run!!Date of review: February 12, 2007
In short: Challenging but not too over the topDate of review: February 12, 2007
In short: if its not uphill its downhill - very undulating courseIn full: I enjoyed the liversedge for the most part, the course was challenging if a little dull as its mostly running at the sides of main roads but there is some of the course on smaller roads too which were enjoyable. Very well organised, well marshalled and enough drink stations if you like water - would have been nice to see an isotonic drink or two as well. I smashed my PB but i think it was more to do with me feeling good than any advantage the course gave. Not a mindblowing affair but pleasant enough and at a time of year when there isnt much on my calendar anyway so it was most welcome. well done roberttown. RDate of review: February 12, 2007
In short: Ouch! I did this as training for my first London marathon and all I can say is thank goodness London is flatter!Date of review: February 12, 2007
In short: IF you know the people it's probably a good run, outsiders be warnedDate of review: February 11, 2007
In short: Very well organised. Great atmosphere, definately a run would do again. A credit to the organisers.Date of review: February 11, 2007
In short: Tough in parts but very enjoyable.In full: Organisation was spot on. Very helpful at Community Centre. Marshalls outstanding. Couple of tough climbs and a steep descent into town. A very good day.Date of review: February 11, 2007


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When we attend a Stampin Up! Function, (leadership, convention or a regional) this is some of what we see- a bazillion ideas and load of inspiration!
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Left motherless by tragedy and abandoned by his father, high school senior Seth McArdle (Samuel Davis) has been put under enormous pressure to support his little sisters. At school, he endures the daily bullying of the football team. When he fights back, he's singled out for punishment, assigned to an after-school work detail under the supervision of a reserved groundskeeper, Abel (Kevin Sorbo). Much to his surprise, Seth discovers that ABel may be the only one who truly understands his struggles. As dark times lure Seth towards desperate measures, the reluctant Abel may be the one person who can point him back towards the light.
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Valentine's Day is a time for giving a card to your special someone and a time for giving gifts to friends, co-workers, and classmates. I wanted to start my gift-giving with a card for my husband. I challenged myself to find a new way to say "I love you" without using exactly those words. Then I found the "There's Only One You" stamp in the Vintage Verses Stamp Set from the Sale-A-Bration brochure. At first glance it doesn't really say "valentine" to me, but by pairing it with some of the fun, new products from the spring catalog, it turns into that special lovey-dovey sentiment I was looking for!
Using most of the same elements, I also made an adorable cookie pouch for my co-workers.
One of my favorite features of these two projects is the splattering I created using the Vanilla Shimmer Smooch Spritz. Instead of using the spritz top that comes with the bottle, I poured some of the liquid into a smaller container and used my paintbrush to make the splatters. Adding a bit of sparkle always completes a project!
On the card I used the entire "There's Only One You" sentiment. For the cookie pouch, I used my Stamp-a-ma-jig to stamp "There's Only You"—which shows that there are several different ways that you can manipulate stamps to make them say just what you want.
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Palm Cove - Tropical North Queensland Holiday Destination
Palm Cove has had a long history of pulling people in to rest, relax and holiday ever since Captain Cook used it as a rest stop on his trip down the east coast of Australia. Palm Cove is a beautiful stretch of land which has white sandy beaches lined with the palm trees which gave this holiday destination its name. The town is located 27 kilometres north of Cairns and is nestled between Daintree Tropical Rainforest and the sapphire waters of the Coral Sea.
Palm Cove appeals to tourists from all over the world for its first class accommodation, stunning surrounds and year round glorious tropical weather. Many people from interstate choose to own holiday homes here because of the charming town and laid back vibe. It is a wonderful place to visit all year round.
Palm Cove Accommodation
There are a variety of accommodations in Palm Cove but a similar theme is that most of them are luxurious and come with a sea view. Here you'll find rolling resorts in tropical gardens, stylish beach houses and holiday homes, self serviced apartments for long term stays and hotels that come with all the trimmings. There are also resorts and apartments for the more budget conscious and if you happen to roll into town in your caravan then Palm Cove has a Caravan Park on the beachfront esplanade.
Things To Do & Places To Visit In Palm Cove
Holidaying in Palm Cove is all about relaxation. There's nothing better than grabbing a good book and your towel and heading to the beach or lying by the pool with a cocktail. If you feel like a faster pace then Cairns is a short 30 minute drive south, the Atherton Tablelands also offer great day trips to see the countryside and it's shores back onto the Great Barrier Reef which is Australia's biggest and most beautiful playground.
If you didn't think things could get any more relaxed then think again. Palm Cove has become known as the spa capital of Australia. Spend a day or two relaxing with therapeutic and pampering treatments which are wonderful for both the body and soul. Relax to the sound of nature at the spas nestled in the rainforest or head to the open air spas by the beach. Many of the spas are using Australian botanical ingredients that will appeal to men and women the world over.
There is a little bit of shopping to be done in Palm Cove. It's not the touristy t-shirt and bustling market stalls of Cairns but more upscale boutiques selling Australian and International designers for men, women and children. There's a wonderful range of bathing suits so you can change your pool outfit everyday. There are a number of galleries so you can pick up a keepsake of your time in Palm Cove. You'll also find a small supermarket and amenities stores so you can stock up your self contained apartment.
Dining in Palm Cove is not a chore. Diners will be treated to some of the freshest seafood, cattle straight from the graziers and gorgeous tropical fruits and Australian delicacies. There's gorgeous restaurants that offer alfresco dining so you can enjoy your prawns under the starry North Queensland night. If you don't feel like going out for the night after a busy day on the beach then there are plenty of places you can pick up fish and chips.
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Getting to Palm Cove
It only takes 25 minutes to drive from Cairns International Airport to Palm Cove so you can choose to either hire a car or jump on a shuttle to take you between to the two places. Most accommodation properties arrange free pick up and drop off shuttles so you don't have to worry about getting to and from the airport. You may want to double check the services your accommodation offers. You can also choose to hire a car from the airport or from Cairns CBD. This way you can get around the whole region at your own pace.


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Susan Labuda Schrop, M.S. has been in various positions as a medical educator for the Department of Family Medicine at Northeastern Ohio Universities Colleges of Medicine and Pharmacy (NEOUCOM), Rootstown, Ohio since 1979.
Susan is the associate director for administration and director of faculty development. She is a doctoral student at Kent State University majoring in medical sociology, and her dissertation is focused on socioeconomic health disparities and the physician patient interaction.