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Another Earthquake Hit Off the Coast of Japan on June 23, 2011
Another Japan earthquake occurred in the early hours of Thursday, June 23, 2011. The earthquake hit the same region of Japan that was devastated by the massive March 11 quake and tsunami.
The June 23, 2011 Japan earthquake registered approximately 6.2 on the Richter scale. The Jamaica quake hit around 6:51 am local time.
Thursday's Japan quake hit about 30 miles off the shore of Iwate prefecture at a depth of 19.9 miles. Much of the area is still damaged from March's disasters.
The Japan Meteorological Agency issued a tsunami warning for the region, but canceled it about an hour later.
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His Excellency the Gov. Gordon Wetherell issued his third quarterly report on the interim government, recapping government finances, land stamp duty, import tariffs and Crown land policy. "I would like to express my gratitude to the members of the Advisory Council and the Consultative Forum for their tireless efforts and valuable contributions," the governor said. "We still have a long way to go, but after nine months I think that together we are making clear progress across and number of fronts. These will stand us in good stead as we continue to move forward to put the TCI back on sure footing for a sustainable future." Topping his report was government finances that have required cutting expenses — including a 10-percent pay cut for public servants — and improving revenue collections. The new $211,710,047 budget predicts a $26.6 million deficit, the lowest shortfall in the last four years. To help combat crime, the new budget gives police $18 million — a $4 million increase — for additional staff and training. Four new police officers recruited from the U.K. are expected to take up posts this month, including a detective sergeant, community policing sergeant, fingerprint/crime scene officer and a crime analyst, he said. A new reduced, tiered stamp duty on property sales is aimed at making it cheaper for local residents to buy homes and to encourage investment, improving a major source of revenue, the governor said. And a new import tariff schedule nearing completion should improve collections while making things more affordable for residents and protecting local businesses. "New reduced tariffs are proposed on goods commonly used by households and the community, as well as goods needed to help support agriculture and investment in other key sectors of the economy," Wetherell said. "Higher rates are proposed for luxury items and other imported goods that compete with those produced locally." Airport construction gets underway this month, which should create many jobs and pump money into the economy, he said. Airport contractor Dexter Construction is establishing a scholarship program for Belongers to study at its training facilities in Canada. The governor also mentioned the two new hospitals which have opened on Providenciales and Grand Turk, "but as with all major projects, there are some teething problems, which InterHealth Canada and the Ministry of Health, in concert with the National Health Insurance Plan, are working diligently to iron out." With nationwide consultation already underway on constitutional and electoral reforms, a similar exercise will begin soon on reforms to Crown land policy, he said. With funding from the U.K., the Crown Land Unit has completed an inventory of Crown land on all islands, and a series of maps is being created to show what is left. "We will soon be publishing a Crown land allocation register, which will include the details of current owners of land in the country who obtained allocations of Crown land. This key transparency measure was included in the former Crown land policy but never acted upon by previous governments. "Any future allocations of Crown land will be added to the register and electronic copies will be available, free of charge, from the Crown Land Unit," the governor said. The governor also cited the formation of the Integrity Commission, which will investigate public corruption; a new nationwide solid waste contract, which will clean up and modernize the country's landfills and introduce recycling; and deposit insurance, which is aimed at protecting deposits in the country's financial institutions. Click HERE to read the governor's full report.
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By Rick Banas of assisted living provider BMA Management, Ltd., and Linda Carey, Resident Services Coordinator at the Heritage Woods of Watseka affordable assisted living community.
Naomi Flesher had a hundred reasons to celebrate last week. She became a Centenarian on Friday, July 6, 2012.
On the day she was born 100 years ago, the 1912 Stockholm"s Olympic Games were opening in Stockholm, Sweden. These were the games where Jim Thorpe gained fame as the World's Greatest Athlete.
Naomi, who was the First Miss Iroquois County Queen, lived in her own home in Watseka until she was 92. She moved into Heritage Woods just days after the community opened for occupancy in the summer of 2004.
In her honor, the staff of Heritage Woods hosted a special Birthday Party on Friday afternoon. The Dining Room was decorated in Naomi's favorite colors of purple and yellow. Refreshments included a purple punch made with grape juice. To kick-off the celebration, those in attendance launched 100 purple and yellow balloons.
Naomi's children, grandchildren and great grandchildren were in attendance. All eight great grandchildren were wearing T-Shirts the featured a picture of Naomi and the wording "My Great Grandmother Turns 100 Today!"
Naomi attributes living to the young age of 100 to never smoking, never drinking and watching what she ate. She also believes her faith had a lot to do with it. One of her grandsons mentioned "her genes" and "not worrying about anything."
Some of the biggest changes that she has seen over her lifetime are all of the scientific advances such as TVs, computers and going to the moon. She also talked about changes in morality, saying with a grin, "you've got to remember, I am 100 so I have been around for a long time."
From her years of experience, the best advice she has for her great grandchildren is "do what you think is right" and "always treat people good."
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After several months of anticipation, Scott Jurek's book Eat & Run: My Unlikely Journey to Ultramarathon Greatness finally hit the shelves. I picked up a copy at B&N today and am already a few chapters in and enjoying every minute of it. I'll probably post a review of the book in the near future, seeing as to how it should only take a day, or so, to read. But I thought that I would briefly highlight one of the wonderful inclusions in the book: recipes!
For those that do not know (meaning: "anyone who has not read Born to Run"), Jurek is kind of a legend in ultramarathon circles. Among numerous other triumphs, Jurek's running career boasts 7 consecutive wins at the Western States 100, three consecutive victories at the Spartathalon (153 miles between Sparta and Athens), and a record time at the Badwater Ultramarathon (135 miles). To top off his incredibleness, Jurek has achieved these impressive feats on a purely plant-based diet. So when I found out that he was not only publishing a book on his life story, but also providing a good deal of recipes therein, I knew right away that I was going to be purchasing the book.
Tonight we decided to go ahead and try his recipe for Lentil-Mushroom Burgers. The recipe can be found via the recipe section on his blog, a recent article in Runner's World, and another in Outside Magazine.
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The patties were slightly difficult to cook. In some vegetarian burger recipes, one uses an egg to bind the patties together. That option isn't made available here (obviously, it is Vegan), and when it came time to flip the patties the lack of a binding agent was made abundantly clear. But other than this slight problem, the burgers came out wonderfully. We served them on some Ezekial 4:9 bread with more Sierra Nevada mustard, tomato, spinach, and red onion. Once you got the burger between two pieces of bread, it was a little easier to keep together.
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We are a diverse group interested in the study of Chinese characters in the context of the Korean language with the goal of: - improving our knowledge of Korean by expanding our character-based vocabulary - forming a basis for East Asian cultural literacy by exploring our shared heritage Our members include: - Korean language learners who desire a more structured way to learn vocabulary - speakers of Korean as a heritage language who want to improve their comprehension skills - speakers of other …
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Open to all who are interested in the Korean language, culture, people, etc. Future events to include: trying out Korean restaurants and bars, seeing Korean movies, going to museums, etc. Suggestions are welcome! Other Korean group you might want to check out: http://groups.google.com/group/EastBayDongari
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This group is for Koreans to meet other fellow Koreans. If you are new to the group or are interested in joining the group please make sure you read the following to make sure you understand what is required of you before you join and after you join the group. Pre-requisite for this group: You must be ethnically Korean (full, half, a quarter, an eighth... however much if you have Korean blood in you you are ethnically Korean). I didn't want to discriminate anyone from joining this group howe …
This is a group for anyone interested in teaching Korean or any kind of web/mobile based programming, or anyone who want to learn Korean or programming. Yes, this is a mismatch group. All skills/speaking levels are welcome. I am starting this group because to meet others who ant to talk professional interests in English or Korean. Looking forward to meet who is working at I18N/L10N profession.
In San Francisco, we have a plethora of language exchange meet up groups dedicated to a particular language which usually meet in a coffee-shop. SF Babel aims to provide a fun and relaxed atmosphere in a bar environment where speakers of many different languages come together to practice speaking a different language in a real-world context with real people, all for FREE. The goal is to have a night-out, with an international crowd on a consistent basis. All SF Babel Members get discounted draft …
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A unique group for Asian and Non-Asian who are interested in meeting each other. This group will support many Non-Asian who have lived in Asia, speak Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese or have a deep interest and connection with Asian culture. And it will support the many Asian in the area who would like to meet Non-Asian with an honest interest in and knowledge of Asian culture. Due to the increasing number of American who have lived in Asia or like Asian culture and the increasing number of …
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We are an extremely small meetup group focused on mastering the Chinese language . HOW? We meet almost every week and study together! We share our books, techniques, & time to provide each other 100% free resources to master as much of the Chinese languages as we can within one year.
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Millsaps College Summer Enrichment for 2013 is bursting with fun, imagination, and the stuff of genius! Explore the worlds of music, art, animation, storytelling, photography and dance. There's an adventure for everyone!
Registration begins March 1st!
Register online
Print registration and release forms (PDF)
Print registration form for Chamber Music Camp only (PDF)
Scholarships available for Birding Camp (PDF)
For more information call 601-974-1130.
Advanced Drawing for the Young Artist
Drawing is the foundation for art and one of the keys to unlocking the wonderful world of the imagination and creativity. In this week long class, practicing young artists will benefit from advanced applications of the five basic principles of drawing. Daily step-by-step exercises will show students how to see correctly to refine their perceptual drawing skills in addition to enhancing their confidence in decision making and problem-solving.
Grades 5-8; 9:00-11:00 a.m.; Mon-Fri, July 22-26; $100 (includes supplies).
Director: Kenny Richardson
Character Animation Workshop
In the Character Animation Workshop participants will learn how some of their favorite cartoon characters - Mickey Mouse, Bugs Bunny, Sponge Bob, Tom & Jerry - became a reality. Participants will gain an understanding as to the skill and knowledge required to produce an animated cartoon. This includes learning the history of animation, basic principles of animation, basic elements of character design, elements of a storyboard, and basics of movement when creating the illusion of life in a two-dimensional character drawing. In addition, participants will create a character of their own design, a model sheet of their character in various poses, and a series of drawings on animation bond paper that when flipped show their character in action. Participants will receive a sketchbook, color pencils, an animal figurine, and the animation, on bond paper, that they create using their own character design.
*** Please note: This class will be held at Jackson Academy. ***
Ages 10-17; 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.; Tue-Thu, June 18-20, $90 (includes all supplies).
Director: Sim Dulaney
Discovering the Young Artist
Draw one quick line. Now what? In this delightful camp, children will develop their drawing skills starting with the basic line. From there, artist and educator Kenny Richardson will guide participants through the concepts of shape, form, shading, and color and oversee playful yet purposeful drawing exercises designed to encourage young artists to take risks and refine existing skills.
Grades 1-4; 9:00-11:00 a.m.; Mon-Fri, July 15-19; $100 (includes supplies).
Director: Kenny Richardson.
Cheer Dance Basics
Bring lots of energy to this popular one week camp and learn the fundamentals of cheerleading, pom squad dance, cheers, and chants. This camp ideal for both beginners and intermediates in both recreational and school cheerleader settings who are interested in increasing their dance skills with jazz and hip hop dance techniques.
Please note: Instruction in tumbling and stunts will not be included in this camp.
Ages 7-15; 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.; Mon-Fri, June 10-14; $90.
Director: Lamorne's Dance Studio
Dance Team Basics
Calling all dancers! Take your skills to another level and learn how to effectively perform as a part of a dance/drill team. Participants will learn about kick line, marching, stand routines, parade movements and field routines. An introduction to the basics of jazz dance will also be included.
Ages 7-15; 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.; Mon-Fri, June 24-28; $90.
Director: Lamorne's Dance Studio
Praise and Worship Dance for Youth
This class is an exploration of how dance should be used in the church. Participants will learn how to use dance as a part of their praise and worship services. In addition, they will gain basic knowledge of proper ballet and lyrical dance techniques. Assistance with choreography and improvisational dance will be provided as well. No dance experience is necessary.
Ages 7-15; 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.; Mon-Fri, June 17-21; $90.
Director: Lamorne's Dance Studio
Chamber Music Day Camp
The Millsaps College Summer Chamber Music Camp is a week-long day camp designed for string, piano, and voice musicians to help them discover the pleasures of performing chamber music with other young musicians who have similar interests. Students will have the opportunity to work with Millsaps College faculty members while enjoying the supportive atmosphere of group music-making as they attend classes, rehearsals, and informal noontime performances given by the camp faculty. Pianist and instrumentalists must have at least two years experience in private lessons and instrumentalists must have at least three years experience in orchestra.
Register for the Chamber Music Day Camp using this form.
Grades 7-12; 8:45 a.m.-3:30 p.m.; Mon-Fri, July 22-26; $275.
Director: Dr. Rachel Heard
Song and Stage
This camp is designed for rising third through sixth grade children who love singing and performing. Campers will learn songs from musicals, incorporate stage movement, write theatrical narratives, and collaborate on an original project. Each camper will have an opportunity to shine in a musical review for parents and friends on the last day of camp. Campers will need to bring their own lunches for a thirty minute lunch break.
Grades 3-6; 9:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m.; Mon-Fri, June 3-7; $180 (includes all supplies).
Director: Chrissy Hrivnak
Summer Guitar Workshop
In this workshop students will learn basic note reading, how to strum chords, and other acoustic guitar fundamentals. Participants will learn how to play songs in both solo and group settings. This class is offered for beginners only.
Please note: Students must bring their own acoustic guitar.
Ages 14-17; 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.; Mon-Fri, July 15-19; $85.
Director: Jimmy Turner
Birding Camp
Scholarships are available for Birding Camp. Find out more!
Learn to identify birds by sight and sound in this exciting introduction to bird watching (birding) directed by Chris King and bird experts from Audubon Mississippi and the Jackson Audubon Society. Campers will learn about attracting birds to their own yards using bird feeders, bird houses and native plants. They will also learn about bird migration and bird conservation through fun games and activities.
During the week long camp, participants will fill a 3 ring binder with field notes, coloring sheets, bird puzzles, brochures and factual information. On Thursday parents are requested to drop their children off at LeFleur's Bluff State Park. By the end of the camp, everyone will receive a bird field guide and other goodies to enjoy and keep as a reminder of their summer birding adventure. Return campers are welcome; we will have advanced topics for returning campers.
Please Note: This camp will meet at Millsaps College except for Thursday, June 20, when campers will meet at LeFleur's Bluff State Park. Details for the morning at LeFleur's Bluff will be included with confirmation of enrollment. Please bring a bag lunch every day.
Ages 8 -14, 9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.; Mon-Fri, June 17-21; $100
Director: Chris King
Puppets and Plays
Come play with us as we explore the wonderful world of puppets and journey through the actor's process. In this full day, hands-on camp, participants will unleash their artistic side and learn essential life skills. The week of theatre ends with a performance of some of Aesop's Fables for family and friends! Enrollment is limited to ensure personal attention for each camper. Puppetry professionals Peter and Jarmila Zapletal and theatre veterans Lawrence and Lesley Raybon will direct this camp.
Mississippi Puppetry Guild, a non-profit organization devoted to the art of puppetry, offers special scholarships of $100 toward the cost of the Puppets and Plays camp. Eligible students are in appropriate grades with some theatre experience or just by being on their school honor roll. Find out more information by visiting www.mspuppetry.com.
Grades 4-9; 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.; Mon-Fri, July 15-19; $299.
Directors: Peter and Jarmila Zapletal; Lawrence and Lesley Raybon
Manners with Ms. Wright
Children will enjoy learning how to successfully engage others in this fun and playful week of interactive classes. Skills including meeting and greeting, telephone etiquette, thank you notes, and dining in both the American and Continental styles will be presented and practiced.
Grades 1-5; 1:00-2:30 p.m.; Mon-Fri, July 22-26; $99.
Director: DeAnn Wright
Reading and Writing in College
This four day workshop is designed to introduce high school juniors and seniors to strategies for successful reading and writing in college. Participants will practice analytical reading skills in order to ask better, richer and deeper questions; students will also write short pieces to demonstrate their ideas and understanding.
Grades 11-12; 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.; Mon-Thu, June 17-20, $125.


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- 02 Nov 2013 Josephine Denmark
- " Rude receptionists and an ever worse manager. You can stay at the hostel next door. It's called the Brodies and its cheaper and more worthy. Internet connection sucks and they know it but they dont do anything for it. "
- 09 Sep 2013 Pavlos Greece
- " Nice hostel. The location is great - right in the center of town. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful, and the facilities were perfectly adequate. My stay was short and I did not spend much time at the hostel, but it seemed that there was plenty of opportunity to meet and hang out with fellow travelers. Seems like a good place for either a short or extended stay. "
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City Boxing's Shawn McDonald is on a roll.
The Walnut Grove amateur boxer travelled to Kelowna June 9 to defend his B.C. super welterweight title, and did just that by defeating Daniel Joseph in a five-round decision.
McDonald originally won the title by defeating Joseph via a split decision in Langley on May 11.
This time around, he left no doubt, winning on all three judges' cards.
McDonald lost the first round to a very aggressive Joseph, however took control in the second and had his hand raised after five rounds.
McDonald might be defending his belt next on Aug. 24 at Clash at the Cascades 20.
His trainer Dave Allison said it "would be great to do that fight at our 20th since Shawn was part of the main event at the original Clash."
He is expected to face Josh Wright, who has to first get past Sasan Haghighat-joo in Friday's Clash at the Cascades card.
The light heavies will be spotlighted Friday night in Langley City.
The 18th edition of the Clash at the Cascades amateur boxing series will highlight a light heavyweight tournament to ultimately crown a City champion.
Although there will be the mix of juniors and senior boxers, both old style and Olympic style, the feature will be the light heavyweights.
The mix of light heavies vying for the City strap are fighters as much as boxers, said Clash matchmaker Dave Allison.
"Who is the favorite is a tough call and this is why this is such an exciting tournament," Allison said.
Local MMA fighter Brandon Shorter is training with City Boxing and had a great outing in his first boxing match. He may be the sleeper pick in the mix.
Darren Featherstone of Bisla Martial Arts has the edge in boxing experience, however, he is 40 years old, Allison noted.
"He is the veteran in the mix and should be the favourite to prevail," Allison said.
At age 20, Andrew Blanco of Richmond's POWD Boxing Club is "a very tough guy and looked great in his last outing," according to Allison.
"Blanco has the potential to upset anyone, however will he be in shape? He always comes on strong early but has been known to fade in the late rounds," Allison reported.
Kory Grim may be a wild card. A tough brawler who has been around for years, Grim is hot and cold and will be tough for anyone, in Allison's opinion.
The match ups have Shorter facing Grim and Featherstone going up against Blanco in the first round.
Caleb Weitzel will get the bye and will take on one of the two winners July 13.
Another bout to look for will be a match between lightweights Russ Lavery of Port Kells and Raj Somal of Bisla Martial Arts. Both are coming off wins; Lavery is riding a three-bout unbeaten streak.
Gurpreet Buttar of City Boxing will repeat history when he goes up against David Rogo of POWD.
This is a rematch of the very first bout at Clash at the Cascades 1.
Josh Wright of White Rock's Ocean City Boxing Club will take on Sasan Hathaghan-joo of Action Gym in a super welterweight fight.
Wright is a possible challenger to Shawn McDonald's B.C. championship.
Port Kells middleweight Jamie Chadwick is sched-uled to be in a match against Action Boxing's Jarik Brown.
Marc Magano of Action will take on Surrey's Scott Woodward in a super lightweight bout.
The girls will be in action when Jillian Sask of Port Kells battles newcomer Kate Robinson of Action at 140 pounds.
A bout being worked on at press time features light heavyweights Pavir Atwal of Bisla and Chad Gerow of Revolution Langley.
Also, two 12-year-olds are scheduled to compete, however their names were not available at press time, Allison said.
Clash at the Cascades 18: White Heat is being held at the Coast Convention Centre this Friday, June 22.
Doors open at 7 p.m. with bouts getting underway at 7: 30 p.m.
Tickets can be had at the door or by calling 6045307897.
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Sam Rosen Joins The Atlantic as Vice President of Marketing
Washington, D.C., and New York, N.Y. (December 5, 2013)—Hayley Romer, Vice President and Publisher of The Atlantic, announced today that Sam Rosen is joining the company as Vice President of Marketing. Working closely with Romer, Rosen will lead The Atlantic's brand strategy efforts and oversee the integrated marketing team, which develops custom advertising programs across the title's print and digital platforms. His first day is tomorrow,… More »


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From vintage lace to printed silks, designer Rory Edelman scours vintage shows, private collections and antique shops all over the world that inspire the timeless detailing and fabrics seen in the Rory Beca collections.
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- Styled with gorjana Delaney Wave Ring in Rosegold.
- Styled with Marc by Marc Jacobs Bolt Tiny Bangle in Oro.
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I know for most people summer is coming to an end. School is starting and that automatically makes our thoughts turn to fall. But, the thing is, my kids aren"t school age yet, and I still have plenty of veggies in my garden and nice sunny days to enjoy. So I"m going to hold onto summer just a little bit longer. I just can"t let it go! :) My time will come when I won"t have that luxury, so I"m going to enjoy it now, while I can. That"s why this week we enjoyed some Watermelon Milkshakes - twice!
I think this would be a nice treat for the kiddos as a celebration of the end of summer or just because it still is summer. Show them that school won"t ruin all the fun. ;P This brilliant shake comes from the same person who came up with the Last-Minute Iced Tea, Jennifer of Foodess. I have to apologize to her for sharing two of her drink recipes in a matter of a week. But when I tried this healthy version of a milkshake I just knew I had to share it with you.
It"s got the cool, refreshing taste of watermelon with the creaminess of milk and a hint of vanilla, blended together until frothy and thick. This is one refreshing drink. And, so much healthier and guilt-free then a true milkshake.
The first day I made it I substituted almond milk for regular milk and it turned out to have more of a slush consistency. It was still darn tasty, just slightly different then I was expecting. So, just keep this in mind if you make such a substitution.
I know that next year this will become a regular during the summer and I"m sure I won"t be able to resist making it a couple more times before the leaves start to turn.
Enjoy the weekend! I hope the sun is shining where you are!
Watermelon Milkshakes
To freeze watermelon: cube it, place it in a single layer on a parchment lined baking sheet and place in the freezer. Once frozen, transfer to a resealable freezer bag for storage.
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Sen. Majority Leader Chip Rogers (R-Woodstock) was declared the winner against challenger Brandon Beach.
Rogers took Cherokee with 14,856 votes, or 61.2 percent, while Beach received 9,409 votes, or 38.8 percent. Fulton County reported 50.9 percent of votes for Beach, or 2,762 votes, while Rogers took 49.1 percent or 2,666 votes.
In one of the most heated races throughout the state, feelings ran high in the last weeks leading up to the vote.
Also, a political newcomer is headed to the Georgia General Assembly.
Canton resident Mandi Ballinger, 37, will be county's legislator for the newest House District 23 seat. Ballinger took 52.4 percent, or 4,090 votes, avoiding a run-off in a four-way race.
Coming in second was Alan Shinall, 70, with 26 percent, or 2,031 votes; third was Dean Sheridan, 49, with 11.4 percent, or 892 votes; and Odis "Harold" Welchel, 50, received 10 percent, or 784 votes.
Voters in House District 20 elected challenger Michael Caldwell to represent them, stopping short incumbent Charlice Byrd (R-Woodstock) and her chances of winning a sixth two-year term to the state legislature.
Caldwell, 22, received 53.3 percent, or 5,093 votes to Byrd's 46.6 percent, or 4,452 votes.
In the House District 21 race, incumbent State Rep. Sean Jerguson (R-Holly Springs) retained his seat, warding off a challenge from Scot Turner.
Jerguson garnered 57.8 percent, or 5,544 votes to Turner's 42.1 percent or 4,040 votes.
Caldwell said he was humbled by the results, adding his campaign will bring "new ideas to the table."
"I'm very proud of what we've done," he added.
He noted he felt his campaign worked nonstop in an effort to connect votes.
Byrd, 60, congratulated Caldwell on his win.
When asked what she thought hurt her in this campaign, Byrd simply replied, "teachers" and declined to elaborate.
Jerguson, 40, also said he was humbled by the results, but noted he was excited to move forward.
Jerguson added he "worked very hard" going door-to-door and keeping a positive message.
Turner, 36, who said he and Jerguson ran "the cleanest race in Cherokee County," said he was proud of his team of garnering over 40 percent of the vote.
He noted he felt Jerguson's advantage as an incumbent not only helped with name recognition, but also raising enough money to campaign.
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PCC Enrolling Students in Health Professions Program
March 2, 2011
Tucson, AZ -- Pima Community College now is enrolling students in its new Pathways to Healthcare Program, funded by an $18.5 million federal Health Professions Opportunity Grant.
The five-year grant is designed to reduce Arizona's severe shortage of professionals in health-related careers.
The grant will help PCC meet this demand by providing low-income residents of Pima County with a variety of training programs in the healthcare professions, and much needed support to the County by increasing the local healthcare workforce.
The college is partnering with Pima County OneStop to assist the recipients of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) and other low-income individuals to obtain skills needed for employment in the healthcare industry.
OneStop is hosting free information sessions at 9:30 a.m. every Friday at Rio Nuevo One Stop, 340 N. Commerce Park Loop. To register for an information session, call 798-0500. For more information on the program, call PCC HPOG Program Manager Henry Rillos, 206-5071.
This is a Equal Opportunity Employment/Program. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.
A. Rachelle Howell, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Marketing,
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I have windows XP but when I click on the 1.2 to download it takes me to a page "that cannot be displayed"??? thanks in advance:]
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Cannot download the 1.2 Patch
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Go look for it on file planet !! Do you have the game on Dvd or is it a digital download ?


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Trans Ocean Amalfi Square in Square Ocean Rug
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$34 - $447 + FREE SHIPPINGDescription: Contemporary designs are highlighted in this hand-tufted collection that uses an intimate blend of synthetic fibers to create a soft yet durable rug.
- Collection: Amalfi
- Brand: Trans Ocean
- Material: 50% Polyester, 50% Modacrylic Pile
- Weave: Hand Tufted
- Styles: Contemporary Rugs
- Origin: China
- Available in the following sizes: 2' x 3', 3' 6" x 5' 6", 7' 6" x 9' 6" and 2' x 8'
This is a good quality rug, very plush, soft and well made. But, we ordered it in Slate for a baby's room and the colors are NOT as bright as they appear on the monitor. The orange and red are more 'burnt' and the blue is much more gray. The rug will transition well to a toddler/boy's room so we're keeping it but I was initially very disappointed in the colors when it arrived.
RECOMMENDED: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.Love this rug- very pleased with the size and color combination. Shades of green match my room perfectly.
RECOMMENDED: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.The rug itself was great, but the color is NOTHING like what's in the picture. We purchased the slate and the bright orange is more like a burnt red and all of the other colors are much different. We decided to return this rug.
RECOMMENDED: No, I would not recommend this to a friend.Quality is exceptional, not to mention the complements that I have received. I purchased this rug in autumm. I rate this purchase a 10!
I actually bought this exact rug (in ocean) at Marshall's and use it in the living room. I absolutely love it and am thrilled to have found it here!! Now I can get the matching rug for our dining room!! Hoorah!!
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Hi everyone,
I am using CCSv4 (trail version). Firstly, I created usb application with IAR Workbench for stellaris LM3S5R36. Then I debug and tested code on LM3S5R36. Everything is good up until here. After that, I built same project wtih CCSv4 and then downloaded the code in LM3S5R36 on debug mode. When I debug code with CCSv4 some interrupts(time, adc, gpio) are working and also USB connection(bulk device) is successful. But, When I sent command from GUI to LM3S5R36 on debug mode, the problem is occur.
// This is the code that gets called when the processor receives a fault
// interrupt. This simply enters an infinite loop, preserving the system state
// for examination by a debugger.
static void
// Enter an infinite loop.
I received a fault interrupt. I didn't understand, Why I didn't receive this problem on IAR...
Mehmet GULI created usb application with IAR Workbench ... I built same project wtih CCSv4
Unless you have specifically taken great care to ensure that your project is entirely portable, you cannot just take it from one one toolset onto another and expect it to "just work".
Especially on toolsets with entirely different compilers!
I used the post here (that points to another post): http://e2e.ti.com/support/microcontrollers/stellaris_arm_cortex-m3_microcontroller/f/471/p/63837/229960.aspx#229960 to debug a FreeRTOS + usb_dev_msc example on Code Red. Now that this is working, I am getting a similar failure on CCSv4 and will use the same technique to debug.
If I remember correctly, I was getting to FaultISR in CodeRed due to FreeRTOS stack sizes being too small for the usb and fatfs libraries.
Hi Joe,
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The ASPCA is excited to announce the launch of a new farm animal campaign focusing on the plight of chickens raised for meat (often called "broiler" chickens). Roughly 8.5 billion chickens are raised in the U.S. annually, most on squalid factory farms where there is no government oversight of their treatment.
The issue is not just the treatment of chickens, though: it's that modern chickens are selectively bred to grow so large, so fast, that they struggle to simply move or stand.
Today's chickens are bred to have such massive and disproportionate bodies that they often collapse and spend most of their lives lying helplessly in their own waste. Many have open wounds, which act as gateways to infections that can be passed on to people. Don't be fooled: Most chickens who wind up on American dinner plates bear no resemblance to the healthy-looking, active birds you may have been led to expect.
The ASPCA is calling on the chicken industry to do better—but to make sure they're paying attention, we need to show them that people like you care about how chickens are raised, too.
By insisting on slower-growing chickens and better conditions, we can reduce suffering and raise healthier birds who may be less likely to spread dangerous infections like salmonella. But to get the chicken industry to move in the right direction, they need to see that people like you are paying attention—and counting on the industry to do what's right for chickens and consumers.
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They are not wrong. Take a look at some research that has been done. This is a real issue. There are definitely those that are the exception as you mentioned but the problem does exist. Please do your research.
Yes it is true, definitely about battery chicken farms; however what about the farms that are supposedly "grass-fed, free-range, organic" chicken farms? Do they count too?
To help answer your question, the original ASPCA email states: "Did you know that 99% of chickens raised for food—even many labeled 'organic' or 'free range'...." I'll be buying nothing but that which is locally produced and verifiable. I guess there are all kinds of people, even in the organic community, so, sadly, some producers follow market trends just because there's money to be made, and not for ethical reasons.
You are but one state - what about the others - I'll bet you don't have dog fights there either
Of course we don't have dogfights. Are you saying you do. If so you are low life coward that has no heart
I am no coward - but anyone that can say that they don't have animals in their states that are not mistreated and that disgusting things don't take place are living in a make believe world
I agree Marsha, but when we find these crimes, we need the enforceable laws to stop them. And the punishment should be harsh.
I am passionate about stopping animal abuse of ANY kind. I am all for helping with any cause in that direction.


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Two healthcare assistants who abused elderly female patients on the geriatric ward of an under-fire hospital have been jailed.
Akousa Sakyiwaa, 38, was convicted of four counts of ill-treatment and neglect of patients on Beech Ward at Whipps Cross University Hospital in Leytonstone, east London, between February and April last year.
Sharmila Gunda, 36, was found guilty of one count of neglect and one count of assault by beating an elderly patient in her care following a trial in June.
Sakyiwaa, of Leytonstone, was jailed for 12 months and Gunda, of Ilford, given a five-month prison sentence at London's Snaresbrook Crown Court.
Fellow healthcare assistant Annette Jackson, 33, of Hounslow, west London, was given a two-month suspended sentence and ordered to complete 100 hours unpaid work after being convicted of one count of ill-treatment or neglect.
The three women were charged following a Metropolitan Police inquiry into the hospital after a student nurse acted as a whistleblower.
Judge Timothy Lamb QC said the women's actions had "damaged patient trust" in the NHS.
Addressing the defendants, Mr Lamb said: "In short, by your offending you have let down your colleagues, you have damaged patient trust and you have undermined the quality of care for the elderly and vulnerable at Whipps Cross."
Barts Health NHS Trust, which runs the hospital, has apologised to patients and stressed it has a "zero tolerance approach" to any form of neglect or ill-treatment.
In a statement issued following the verdicts, the trust said: "We apologise unreservedly to the patients of Beech Ward and their families for the indefensible failings in their treatment during their time in our care. There can be no place under any circumstances for such behaviour in our trust or in the wider NHS."


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