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Rallies large and small follow Zimmerman verdict
ABOVE PHOTO: Demonstrators mass in Times Square, NYC after a march against the acquittal of neighborhood watch member George Zimmerman in the killing of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin in Florida, Sunday, July 14, 2013, in New York. Demonstrators upset with the verdict protested mostly peacefully in Florida, Milwaukee, Washing, Atlanta and other cities Sunday.
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By Verena Dobnik
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NEW YORK — With chants and prayers, sermons and signs, outrage over a jury's decision to clear George Zimmerman in the shooting of an unarmed black teenager poured from street protests and church pulpits Sunday amid calls for federal civil rights charges to be filed in the case.
Demonstrations large and small broke out across the country — ranging from a few dozen more than a thousand — in support of the family of Trayvon Martin as protesters decried the not guilty verdict as a miscarriage of justice.
The NAACP and protesters called for federal civil rights charges against Zimmerman, who was acquitted Saturday in Martin's February 2012 shooting death, which unleashed a national debate over racial profiling, self-defense and equal justice.
The Justice Department said it is looking into the case to determine whether federal prosecutors should file criminal civil rights charges now that Zimmerman has been acquitted in the state case. Meanwhile, President Barack Obama and religious and civil rights leaders urged calm in hopes of ensuring peaceful demonstrations in the wake of a case that became an emotional flash point.
In New York City, hundreds of protesters marched into Times Square on Sunday night, zigzagging through Manhattan's streets to avoid police lines. Sign-carrying marchers thronged the busy intersection, chanting "Justice for Trayvon Martin!" as they made their way from Union Square, blocking traffic for more than an hour before moving on.
In San Francisco and Los Angeles — where an earlier protest was dispersed with beanbag rounds — police closed streets as protesters marched Sunday to condemn Zimmerman's acquittal.
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti urged protesters to "practice peace" after groups of people broke off from a peaceful march and threw rocks and batteries at officers. Police arrested one man.
PHOTO: Demonstrators at Philadelphia's Love Park last Sunday listen to speakers after the George Zimmerman not guilty verdict in the shooting of Trayvon Martin.
(Photo courtesy: Phila. NAACP/Mannwell Glenn)
Rand Powdrill, 41, of San Leandro, said he came to the San Francisco march with about 400 others to "protest the execution of an innocent black teenager."
"If our voices can't be heard, then this is just going to keep going on," he said.
Earlier, at Manhattan's Middle Collegiate Church, many congregants wore hooded sweatshirts — the same thing Martin was wearing the night he was shot — in a show of solidarity. Hoodie-clad Jessica Nacinovich said she could only feel disappointment and sadness over the verdict.
"I'm sure jurors did what they felt was right in accordance with the law but maybe the law is wrong, maybe society is wrong; there's a lot that needs fixing," she said.
At a youth service in Sanford, Fla., where the trial was held, teens wearing shirts displaying Martin's picture wiped away tears during a sermon at the St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church.
About 200 people turned out for a rally and march in downtown Chicago, saying the verdict was symbolic of lingering racism in the United States. Seventy-three-year-old Maya Miller said the case reminded her of the 1955 slaying of Emmitt Till, a 14-year-old from Chicago who was murdered by a group of white men while visiting Mississippi. Till's killing galvanized the civil rights movement.
"Fifty-eight years and nothing's changed," Miller said, pausing to join a chant to "Justice for Trayvon, not one more."
Protesters also gathered in Miami, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C along with a host of other cities.
In Miami, more than 200 people gathered for a vigil. "You can't justify murder," read one poster. Another read "Don't worry about more riots. Worry about more Zimmermans."
Carol Reitner, 76, of Miami, said she heard about the vigil through an announcement at her church Sunday morning. "I was really devastated. It's really hard to believe that someone can take the life of someone else and walk out of court free," she said.
In Philadelphia, about 700 protesters marched from LOVE Park to the Liberty Bell, alternating between chanting Trayvon Martin's name and "No justice, no peace!"
"We hope this will begin a movement to end discrimination against young black men," said Johnathan Cooper, one of the protest's organizers. "And also to empower black people and get them involved in the system."
Earlier Sunday, hundreds gathered in Union Square in New York City to voice their passions over the verdict, hoisting placards with images of Martin.
Some tempered their anger, saying they didn't contest the jury's decision based on the legal issues involved.
But "while the verdict may be legal, a system that doesn't take into account what happened is a broken legal system," said Jennifer Lue, 24.
Nineteen-year-old Octavia McMahon came from the Bronx to march with her mother and five siblings, carrying signs they made after learning of the verdict. She called the protests an emotional experience.
"I'm really happy that so many people showed support because it's not just one person. It's all of us as one."
Civil rights leaders, including the Revs. Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton, urged peace in the wake of the verdict. Jackson said the legal system "failed justice," but violence isn't the answer.
But not all the protesters heeded those calls in the demonstrations that broke out immediately after the verdict.
In Oakland, Calif., some angry demonstrators broke windows, burned U.S. flags and started street fires. Some marchers also vandalized a police squad car and used spray paint to scrawl anti-police graffiti on roads and Alameda County's Davidson courthouse. In Los Angeles, police said a crowd of about 100 protesters surrounded an officer and eventually had to be dispersed by officers firing beanbag rounds.
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Donald Hensrud, M.D., M.P.H., M.S.
Dr. Donald D. Hensrud is chair of the Division of Preventive, Occupational and Aerospace Medicine with a joint appointment in the Division of Endocrinology, Diabetes, Metabolism, & Nutrition at Mayo Clinic. He is an associate professor of preventive medicine and nutrition at Mayo Clinic College of Medicine. Dr. Hensrud directed the Executive Health Program at Mayo Clinic for more than 10 years.
He received his B.S. from the University of North Dakota, M.D. from the University of Hawaii, M.P.H. from the University of Minnesota and M.S. in nutrition sciences from the University of Alabama at Birmingham. He completed residency training in internal medicine and fellowship training in preventive medicine at Mayo Clinic and completed a clinical nutrition fellowship at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
Dr. Hensrud is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine, the American Board of Preventive Medicine and the American Board of Physician Nutrition Specialists, of which he is a past president.
His career interests have combined nutrition, weight management, and prevention. He is the author of many scientific articles and book chapters and was editor of Mayo Clinic Healthy Weight for EveryBody; The New Mayo Clinic Cookbook, which won a 2005 James Beard Foundation award; The Mayo Clinic Plan: 10 Essential Steps to a Better Body & Healthier Life; and The Mayo Clinic Diet, published in January 2010.
Dr. Hensrud says healthy lifestyle habits in diet and physical activity are extremely important as evidenced by a large body of scientific evidence. He also says implementing these lifestyle habits is realistic, sustainable and enjoyable. A primary goal of his work is to help people achieve this.
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When it comes to weight loss, there's no magic bullet
By Donald Hensrud, M.D.
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Human nature being what it is, we want to believe there's a quick fix somewhere to help us lose weight, and we just need to find it. This belief can be strong, so strong that even when we know something makes little sense, we still want to try it, hoping that at last we've found the magic bullet for weight loss.
Consider this — if there was a magic bullet, wouldn't everyone be using it and successful at losing weight? People spend literally billions of dollars on dietary supplements. Yet, despite the promises of all the many supplements out there, virtually none of them are effective in promoting long-term weight loss.
The only over the counter product that has any effect is orlistat, which is also available by prescription. However, weight loss is usually very modest at best, and at a relatively large cost. When it comes to supplements, save your money.
Fad diets have been popular for years and the list is long. Some of them were falsely called "The Mayo Clinic Diet", and they seemed to change from year to year. Cabbage soup, grapefruit, and bacon and eggs were some of the foods emphasized on these so called Mayo Clinic diets, but none of them were associated with Mayo Clinic.
The HCG diet has made a resurgence in the past few years. Years ago, it was originally used along with a 500 calorie per day diet — anyone would lose weight eating that few calories. But it's not safe and not recommended.
Recently, I looked at some of the fad diets that were popular years ago. I didn't recognize many and hardly any of them are still around. Most tend to run their course until the next fad comes along.
When considering a dietary program for weight loss, you should ask some basic questions:
- Is it safe?
- Does it promote good nutrition and improve health?
- Is it enjoyable?
- Is it practical and sustainable — can you continue it for a long time to keep excess weight off?
The answer should be yes to all of these questions before embarking on any weight loss diet.
While it's tempting to jump in and try a product or program promising effortless weight loss, consider it carefully before investing time and money. The old adage holds true in this case — if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
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November 23, 2013 11:31 a.m.
starting exercise. To loose 1 lb have to burn 3500 calories or 500 per day more than I am taking in. So to correctly measure this, if I am on 1100 calorie diet to loose, my exercise must burn 1600 calories per day? Trying to understand the math and then figure the exercise that burns the calories I need to loose.
- Bev
November 14, 2013 10:48 p.m.
Time and time again we have been told that when it come to weight loss there is no magic bullet. This statement have lots of truth to it, if it were not so maybe obesity would not be a problem. Weight loss takes time, determination, money and strength too endure the changes that it entails. Keeping and maintain permanent weight loss does require lifestyles changes. I do agree with you as far as to consider how safe, what side effects, and is it enjoyable to be worth my interest. More importantly how long can I keep this up.
- Michelle
January 9, 2013 4:43 a.m.
ya its really correct when you think your self weight reduced from 170 pounds to 130 pounds there is no magic things just u need to follow some weight loss supplements and daily exercises which are enough
- addisonmario
August 6, 2012 11:03 p.m.
if there was at least one prduct (pill, patch, sepulpment, drink etc) that worked there would be no obese people dont you think?find calorie/fitness calculator on the net, enter all your stats and it will tell you how many calories you need a day to maintain, take off 300-400cal off that number and thats how much you need to lose.eat 5-6 small meals a day (eat every 2-3 hours)5-8 servings of fruit and veggies a day8 glasses of waterhave complex carbs for breakfast they give you energyhave lean meat (protein) for dinner repairs musclecardio exercise 4-6 times a week for 30-50min, light weight trainingdont consume foods that are made of white flour (white bread, cakes, past etc.), sugar loaded foods (cookies, icecream, candy etc) and nothing fried, oily.ofcourse you can spoil yourself once in a while with a little treat:)
- Shico
February 5, 2012 6:10 a.m.
I have to admit I've tried a couple diet fads, such as the soup and grapefruit diet (pretty old fads). Without much explanation needed they did not work out for me. It really is amazing, and sad, how many fads exist to exploit people desiring and desperate for weight loss. A few months ago I began using a program called OnTarget Nutrition and it has brought a wonderful change to my lifestyle and eating habits. It's a weight loss program but also centered on daily nutrition. Although used the food pyramid here just to check the serving levels of each food group. It's helpful to see it in a complementary view to my daily nutrition targets. Just wanted to add to the questions above regarding what to look for in a beneficial diet program. 1. Does it help me adjust and improve my eating habits for long term success. 2. Does it offer community support (if important for you) Also tracking your diet, exercise, and weight, can really help keep you motivated. Best wishes to all.
- Kaley
January 3, 2012 1:17 a.m.
osing weight is no small feat. We would have fewer instances of overweight people if losing the weight was easy. In fact it really is hard work! There are those who can handle doing it on their own with some diet and exercise changes but there are still others who will need the help and support of a weight loss program. Of course not all of these programs are the same.
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November 3, 2011 2:01 p.m.
The calorie calculator on this web site is atrociously off. It states that a person who is 6'4", 328lbs, 28 years old, attempting to lose weight, and male should exercise moderately for an hour and day and consume only 1800 calories. That is below the basal metabolic rate for this individual if he were on 24/7 bed rest.
- Sean
October 10, 2011 9:58 a.m.
I had gastric bypass surgery 8 years ago and lost 130 lbs and have kept off 120 lbs of it.I have a large area of excess skin and flab in my abdomen that excersise has not removed at all. A doctor in the are told me he could get rid of it in 6 - 9 treatments with verona lipo-laser at $1500.00 cost and insurance does not cover, what do you think ?
- Gary
October 9, 2011 4:49 p.m.
Every few months I like to check in. Why? To keep telling the world that the Mayo Clinic Diet is the best diet hands down. The free fruits and vegetables save a volume eater like me. They are a dieter's holy grail! I chuckle when I see my husband rejoice in his free fruits and vegetables from Weight Watchers, only to struggle with those complicated Weight Watchers points. Ha! Forget Weight Watchers. It was the Mayo Clinic Diet that started it all. I once read that the best diet for an individual is the one he creates himself. So I have done that. I combine features of the Mayo Clinic diet with a concept called Calorie Points (not to be confused with the convoluted Weight Watchers point system). Calories points are an easy way of converting calories into points through an easy conversion table. I don't know why they never caught on. They make calorie counting insanely easy. Dr. Hensrud, if you ever update your book and refer to the Calorie Points method, you'll have another bestseller for sure. Anyway, if you start with the Mayo Clinic Diet book you can't go wrong. Take what you need from it. It's an excellent introduction into weight loss. It is what we need to be doing to lose weight. Then personalize it to suit your needs. You can't go wrong. I've slowly been losing weight. You can too!
- Sheryl
September 4, 2011 5:46 a.m.
Thanks for the info. I really do want to change my ways.
September 1, 2011 7:13 p.m.
After going through perimenopause, I found it was critical to get a good balance of carbs, proteins and (good) fats in every meal, and have a fairly high-protein breakfast (like 2 eggs with a grain English muffin, or cottage cheese with berries). Those 2 things made a huge difference for me. I have less appetite than I did when I was mainly eating high-quality carbs, like steel-cut oatmeal. I'm 50 years old, 5'2", I have now weighed 107 for the past 4 years. Fun!
- Holly
September 1, 2011 9:10 a.m.
I am 67 yrs old and it has taken me the major portion of those years to realize that there really isn't any magic to loosing weight. I have been following the Pyramid Diet and so far have lost 25 lbs. I also don't feel that I am missing anything in my life. Great feeling, thanks Mayo Clinic.
- Barbara
August 29, 2011 5:13 p.m.
I just read your section on low-carb diets, and, wow, you couldn't be more wrong. Time to forget the conventional wisdom and actually look at the evidence. I highly recommend Gary Taubes's book, Good Calories, Bad Calories. Do the research yourselves (it took him 5 intensive years), or do yourselves a favor and read the book - he's done it for you. It will open your eyes to the actual science.
- Pam
August 29, 2011 1:06 a.m.
Short 2 minute exercise sessions are better than longer workouts I'll bet you're busy and can't exercise as often as you'd like. Well, now you don't have an excuse. You can get EVEN BETTER RESULTS from 2 minute workout sessions. The reason: You build up your metabolism better with multiple short sessions compared to 1 long session. Here's a quick way to get the most out of this and make it easy for you to fit this stuff in... do these 2 minute workouts during commercials. Pick a 1 hour tv show and during that hour, you'll exercise during each of it's commercials (this will give you about 20 minutes of cardio). Exercises you can do include hula hooping, jumping on a mini-trampoline, jumping rope, fast-paced bodyweight squats, wall squats, and jumping jacks.
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OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - Right-hander Brandon McCarthy reached agreement with the Arizona Diamondbacks on a $15.5 million, two-year contract, a person with knowledge of the negotiations said Friday.
The person spoke on condition of anonymity because McCarthy's deal was pending a physical.
The physical will be especially important for McCarthy, who was Oakland's opening day starter last season.
McCarthy was hit in the right side of the head by a line drive off the bat of the Los Angeles Angels' Erick Aybar on Sept. 5. The 29-year-old pitcher sustained an epidural hemorrhage, brain contusion and skull fracture, then underwent a two-hour surgery.
Last month, McCarthy spent two days undergoing extensive evaluations by renowned concussion expert, Dr. Michael Collins, at the University of Pittsburgh. He was cleared by Collins to begin working out and resuming his regular offseason routine.
Oakland's medical staff initially warned that McCarthy's situation was very much "life-threatening."
Now, McCarthy checks in with Dr. Collins once a week to let him know that everything is going well, or if something seems a little off. McCarthy said in November that his concussion symptoms had subsided, but he still has to use caution and take notice of everything when exerting himself.
McCarthy went 8-6 with a 3.24 ERA this year in his sixth big league season and second with the A's. He was 9-9 with a 3.32 ERA in 2011.
McCarthy, who didn't immediately respond to messages Friday, said he planned to begin playing catch this month, then throw bullpens starting in January if all continues to go well.
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It's October. Snow has already infiltrated mountain peaks in B.C., Montana, and Colorado. The season is looming large. How are you getting yourself ready to shred? If you're like most pro snowboarders the continent over, you're straight-up T.C.O.B.—takin' care of business: pumping iron at the gym, staying active, staying strong, wheeling, dealing, and staying out of trouble—for the most part.
Check back for the second installment next week, with shred-readiness from Scotty Arnold, Chad Otterstrom, Chris Coulter, and Amber Stackhouse.
We linked up a bunch of teasers as well, watch those for extra stoke if you're into it.
"I'm trying to be more proactive with film companies this year. I've been lucky enough in the past to work with companies that want me to take off in my own direction, but this year I really put time into getting with a company that I can run with a little more. I'm going to film with Absinthe—I'm really excited about that.
"Also, I've been looking for new things to do—not just in my home town, but all over the U.S.A. And I'm working on getting in shape again—running, riding my bike, using the elastic to work on my ankle and get it back into shape. I've been really trying to eat right, getting my vitamins and all that shit. Also been thinking positive—I have a lot of great ideas and I really want to follow through.—T.J. Schneider
"I've been doing a lot of daydreaming! I'm just going out of my skull waiting to strap in again—even though we were just riding last month in Argentina, I need more, like I'm a junkie or something. I can't even imagine how kids who don't get a chance to ride Hood deal with the wait till winter comes. I am actually going to the K5 event next week, a parking lot jib demo in Southern California, but that's not the kind of riding I'm excited about. I want some early season Boreal.
"Sorry, I know I just got way off track. I've also been doing a lot of big business, planning my life into the new NeoDawgo film, finishing up my binding designs and ad layout, and trying to get a boot sponsor, find a place to live for the winter, and get a tune-up on my truck so I don't have to worry about it in the snow. In the past, I've never been into going to a gym, I'd rather go outside and bike around or skate. I'd feel out of place getting in shape next to some Iron Man. But now that snowboarding is a semi serious job, I'm investing some time into my health and getting my legs bullet proof—I'm planning on eating some shit this season and can't afford to get injured and not be able to produce a video part. It's make it or break it. I'm no Chris Coulter about it—I like the guy, but he's a serious jock about getting hurt, and that's just not my style. I've had too many friends lose out on some great riding because of serious injuries, and I'm trying to stay away from that.—Robbie Sell
"I've been swimming, biking, and lifting weights to keep myself in shape. I had two knee surgeries this past year, so I want to make sure my legs are strong. I've also been buying lots of supplies for my journey out west, as well as making sure my truck and snowmobile will be working well this winter and converting the back of my pick-up into a winter slumberland by adding a topper, carpet, and insulation.—Zac Marben
"I have mostly been hanging at home. I went to New Zealand for the month of August, which was sick! Snow Park was amazing—good weather, great pipe. But unfortunately, there were way too many people there. Other than that, not too much going on with me. A little bit of hockey here and there in Breckenridge, but mostly taking it easy.—Steve Fisher


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Welcome to the Pot Legalization Organization (P.L.O.) We are a group determined to fight for the legalization of marijuana. We will prove through research and other proof that marijuana is no more harmful than alcohol or tobacco, in fact it is proven to be beneficial to long term and short term health with the only side affect being a great feeling of euphoria. Therefore, marijuana should be legalized. Law enforcement should stop arresting smokers for simply taking up a private hobby which bothers no one and simply affects the smoker in a positive way (relieves stress, nausea,stimulates appetite, and relieves insomnia). Get involved in the Drug War and let them know where you stand. We should follow the examples of other respected countries around the world decriminalizing marijuana for personal,economical, industrial, and medical reasons(Holland, Britain, Canada, Spain, etc...). AMERICA, GET WITH THE PROGRAM!
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Our third visit as a group of 20 with our kids and it was excellent gain. Great hotel, great food and great snow.
Our third visit as a group of 20 with our kids and it was excellent gain. Great hotel, great food and great snow.
Fantastic location for skiiers - almost right on the slopes and it's possible to ski to the lifts in a couple of minutes. Staff are friendly and co-operative, reception and bar staff speak English, French and Italian. The food is of a very high quality - and plentiful - with free wine with meals. Bar prices are also very reasonable.... More
We were a group of 34, and had 4 days of skiing in beatifull conditions with good snow and plenty of sunshine. Some of the rooms had balcony and a fantastic wiev over the pistes. Evenings with 4 course meal and free wine and water. This was the second time our group went to Hotel 3 Amis and we are... More
The Hotel 3 Amis offers a genuine, friendly welcome, rarely seen in large hotels nowadays. The owner is very present, both with the guests, making sure they have even their littlest needs met and with the staff, whose performance gets his constant, attentive eye. We arrived in a snowstorm and, struggling to put our tire chains on, called the hotel... More
This was our second skiing holiday here and it was a great success. The evening food was really good again, even better than last year with unlimited wine and great effort had been made with breakfast. Once again there was loads of snow and great skiing. This year there was a new restaurant at the base of the slopes Chalet... More
The Tre Amis is an odd package of good and bad. First the good. It's in the best position in Limone for skiing, with genuine ski-in/ski-out straight onto the piste of Limone 1400 and with a short (200 metre) run to the central point for chair lifts that easily connect you to all of the skiing in this quite extensive... More
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Guns Across America Rally, Madison WI
Alan Scholl, Director of FreedomProject Education, talks about the nationwide Guns Across America Rally that was held on January 19, 2013. He specifically talks about the rally held in Madison, Wisc., which he spoke at.
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Progressive populist Prof. Lawrence Lessig of Harvard Law (appears in first 3 1/2 minutes), along with several MA State Representatives and Wolf PAC volunteers went to the Boston Statehouse to make their case for Massachussetts to call for an Article V convention.
The John Birch Society is warning Americans against a developing progressive-conservative coalition to bring about an Article V convention of the states, which could lead to harmful changes in the Constitution. For more information go to http://www.jbs.org/issues-pages/no-con-con.
(Media / Common Core: Dangers And Threats To American Liberty And Education)FreedomProject Education presents "Common Core: Dangers And Threats To American Liberty And Education" This hour long presentation explores the new government-mandated Common Core standards being implemented in public schools, private schools and homeschool curriculum. Dr. Pesta and Mrs. Black offer an in-depth look at Common Core, its longterm impact, and why Americans should be concerned about these standards.
Purchase your copy of this presentation on DVD at fpeusa.org
(Media / Debunking the Myth that Common Core is State Led)In this short video produced by The New American, veteran educator Mary Black addresses the commonly held myth that the Obama administration-pushed plot to nationalize education through Common Core is somehow a "state-led" effort, rather than a scheme concocted by Big Government, Big Business, and billionaires like Bill Gates.


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The OIE Program Center is available to faculty, staff and student organizations holding meetings or events of an international nature. Located on the fourth floor of Holthusen Hall, the center features a kitchen and can accommodate a wide range of events from small and medium size meetings to larger receptions. The space can be used as a whole or split into two separate rooms to host smaller meetings.
To reserve the OIE Program Center, please submit the form below to Brenda Rodriguez through email or by dropping off your completed form at the OIE front desk 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (Holthusen Hall, fourth floor).
Please review the OIE Event Calendar before submitting your reservation. Though not all events are listed on the event calendar, it will give you an idea of the Program Center's availability. Reservation requests should be considered tentative until notification of approval has been received from OIE. All catering arrangements are the sole responsibility of the customer. Catering is available through Marquette University Event Management (288-7202).
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Monday-Friday 4:30-9 p.m.
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The OIE Program Center is a smart room including a screen, projector and computer connection capabilities. You may either provide your own laptop or reserve an OIE laptop. Wireless internet access is readily available for computers registered with Marquette's IT Services. Lighting is adjustable in the room. The technology is only available in Program Center North.
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All groups, organizations and individuals using the OIE Program Center kitchen must read and agree to the Rules for Use:
- Pre-event: label food and store in proper location
- Bring any necessary supplies to cook, bake or eat with, as OIE has a very limited supply of utensils and dishes
- End event at scheduled time (including clean-up)
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- washing dishes and tables used
- cleaning counters and stovetop
- mopping kitchen floor
- vacuum (if needed)
- Do not leave any food in ovens or on top of stove
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- Do not leave anything behind – anything left in the fridge or in the OIE Program Center becomes the property of OIE and may be discarded
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With technical support from IICA, the ambitious Family Agriculture Plan aims to afford thousands of small farmers access to the country's domestic food market.
The Representative of IICA in El Salvador, Gerardo Escudero, said that PAF is a return of the country to its agricultural roots.
San Salvador, El Salvador, April 2012 (IICA). In a hilly, deforested country like El Salvador, every square meter of land (a limited resource), every cubic meter of water, and every ounce of human effort is more valuable and gives greater satisfaction because of the higher cost involved.
According to the most recent census (carried out in 2008), the country has at least 395,000 farmers who struggle to survive, feed their families and sell their surpluses. Some 325,000 of them work on farms smaller than 2.1 hectares in size and consume almost all their production; they belong to the subsector of subsistence family farming.
Another 65,000 farm more than 2.1 hectares and sell most of the goods they produce, which means that they generate sufficient income to hire people to work for them. This is the subsector of commercial family farmers.
The third group, comprising some 5,000 farmers, is more modernized and owns larger properties. They are the country's large-scale producers.
The Family Agriculture Plan (PAF) being implemented by the Salvadorian Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAG) is targeted at the first two segments, with technical support from the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA) and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations, among other entities.
The plan is divided into four programs: National Supply for Food and Nutrition Security, Production Chains, Agricultural Innovation, and Links with Industry and Trade.
"It's been 30 years since we showed real commitment to agriculture in El Salvador. We have to change that through a plan that everyone understands, supported by institutions that know what needs to be done, so we don't waste time just putting things down on paper," said the Minister, Guillermo López, who makes regular visits to places where the PAF is being applied, in the countryside, far away from his office.
López undertakes these visits to keep his finger on the pulse of the flagship project of the Funes Administration, which has a little more than two years left in office.
IICA is supporting the PAF's supply program by managing agricultural inputs, but its technical cooperation is geared to facilitating the integration of commercial family farmers into production chains, specifically in eight subsectors that the MAG has made a priority: coffee, livestock (dairy products), honey, fruits, vegetables, cacao, aquaculture, and basic grains (corn and beans).
The Institute is applying the Field Schools methodology with these farmers, under which technical specialists from IICA, the MAG, and the National Center for Agricultural and Forestry Technology (CENTA) provide training right on the farms themselves.
These subsectors are vital because they create jobs and generate income in rural areas (thereby contributing to poverty alleviation), and also help to meet the domestic demand for food, since nearly 70% of the food that Salvadoran families consume has to be imported.
It is in this market, whose products mostly arrive by plane and by road from other countries, that El Salvador, with its hilly, deforested farmland and the small farmers who depend on it, is unable to compete.
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Gerardo Escudero, IICA's Representative in El Salvador, says that the PAF is an attempt by the country to return to its agricultural roots.
"The domestic market is the objective, the work consists of finding ways to link small farmers to it, to improve the quality of life of rural families," Escudero said after accompanying MAG officials on a field trip to Jiquilisco (Department of Usulután) and Tecoluca (in San Vicente) on March 22, where they visited different field schools at which shrimp, sweet pepper and livestock producers received training to enable them to increase their productivity and become more competitive.
The training activities, implemented by technical personnel with broad experience and young professionals who graduated recently from the National School of Agriculture (ENA), focused on specific topics such as the drafting of business plans, the preparation of feeding systems for shrimp, the application of organic fertilizer to sweet peppers in shade houses (tropical greenhouses), and the treatment of mastitis (hardening of the udder in cows).
"The topics are not dreamed up by someone sitting at a desk or a team in an office; they are the topics that people want to learn about," said Minister López, speaking on a livestock farm in Tecoluca. No one was expecting to see the minister; the MAG does not announce where or when he will be carrying out his visits.
It was the afternoon, and the training activity was only just getting under way. Other field schools start in the morning, but not this one, because the stock is the priority and their needs come first.
The delegation took its leave as quickly as it had arrived, and began the long journey back to the capital. But the technical personnel and producers remained in the countryside, where the PAF is making a major contribution to agricultural development.
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From its opening words, California's open meeting law, commonly known as the Ralph M. Brown Act, declares the people have the right to know what their public agencies are up to and how and why they make the decisions they do.
The Brown Act begins, "In enacting this chapter, the legislature finds and declares that the public commissions, boards and councils and the other public agencies in this state exist to aid in the conduct of the people's business. It is the intent of the law that their actions be taken openly and that their deliberations be conducted openly. The people of this state do not yield their sovereignty to the agencies which serve them. The people, in delegating authority, do not give their public servants the right to decide what is good for the people to know and what is not good for them to know. The people insist on remaining informed so that they may retain control over the instruments they have created."
We the people do not relinquish our sovereignty or our right to know to the people elected or appointed to conduct the people's business.
Unfortunately, that system of transparency broke down recently when the Lassen County Board of Supervisors ratified an agreement with the Honey Lake Valley Grange to settle a dispute with the county regarding the county's conduct in the permitting process used during improvements to the grange building near Johnstonville.
The grange alleges its building was damaged because the county did not ensure the contractor had the proper license before issuing building permits for the project. It also alleges the county signed off on work done without a proper permit and did not require engineered plans before issuing the permits to the contractor. After filing a complaint with the county and having it rejected, the grange filed a $75,000 suit against the county in Lassen Superior Court.
The two parties went back and forth seeking a resolution to the conflict for several months.
At one point, a letter from the county's insurance company reported the county had given the insurance company the authority to offer a $10,000 settlement.
Another letter from County Administrative Officer Martin Nichols late last month offered a different resolution with the county paying $10,000 to the contractor that would make the repairs. As a condition of that agreement, the grange would dismiss its lawsuit against the county.
The grange dropped its lawsuit, a deal was struck, checks were cut and the matter was resolved.
Unfortunately, all of this was done behind closed doors and outside the public's view. Legal experts and government watchers may disagree about how much of this information needed to be released to the public and when it should have been released under the Brown Act. That debate is good and healthy and should take place.
But despite this debate, everyone agrees once the terms of a settlement have been reached, agreed upon and ratified by the board of supervisors, the public has a right to know about the decision. Even Nichols acknowledges the board's action to ratify a settlement agreement with the grange is a reportable action that should have been disclosed to the public. It was not.
We the people deserve better, and we insist our public servants keep us informed of their deliberations and their decisions.
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Orgelbau Th. Kuhn AG, 1995
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Windchests: slider chests
Key action: mechanical
Stop action: electrical
Inauguration: 15.01.1995
Expert: Bernhard Billeter
Architect: Hansruedi Zulauf
Case design: Georg Weismann
Voicing: Rudolf Aebischer
Josef Gabriel Rheinberger Sonaten
Orgelkonzert - Live-Aufnahme vom 1.11.98
Johannes Brahms - Orgelwerke
Othmar Schoeck, Lieder Vol. 2
Josef Gabriel Rheinberger - Sämtliche Orgelwerke Vol. 9
Swiss Organ Music
Josef Gabriel Rheinberger - Sämtliche Orgelwerke Vol. 10
Josef Gabriel Rheinberger - Sämtliche Orgelwerke auf 12 CDs
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The history of the Zurich Tonhalle organ is long and complex and, as well as being a reflection of over a hundred years of Swiss organ building history, it is also that of more than a hundred years of Kuhn Organ Builders' history.
In 1872 Johann Nepomuk Kuhn built, as opus 20, an organ for the so-called «old Tonhalle» in Zurich. The old cornhouse on the «Sechseläuten» meadow at Bellevue was converted into a concert hall in 1867. According to musical thought at the time, an appropriately sized organ should stand behind the orchestra to enable «proper» performances of large-scale choir works, in particular Bach's St. Matthew's Passion and Handel's Messiah to take place. However, with time the concert hall proved unsatisfactory. Therefore, the «new Tonhalle», at its present site, was built in 1895 and was planned and built specifically as a concert hall from the outset by the then very well-known Viennese architects Fellner & Helmer.
The son, Theodor Kuhn, now had the task of moving the organ from the old to the new hall. Of course, this gave occasion to a certain amount of touching-up of the instrument's outer appearance as well as its interior workings (II/P/33). In 1927 there followed a further modernisation and considerable enlargement of the organ (III/P/70). In time for the National Exhibition of 1939 the organ was again modernised to bring it up-to-date through being equipped with a new electro-pneumatic adjustable combination system.
In 1988 the Tonhalle received a new large concert organ (IV/P/68), based on a design by Jean Guillou, by means of a private donation. The new case was planned by Hansrudolf Zulauf to be reminiscent of the old façade. The effort «Save the old Tonhalle organ» didn't manage to prevent the instrument being removed from the concert hall, but did save it from being broken-up and disposed of. Instead it was dismantled and stored away. The search for a new home for it was eventually successful: the Neumünsterkirche, built in 1840, required a replacement for its Kuhn organ of 1940, and the façade of the old Tonhalle organ proved to fit perfectly. The instrument was, however, much too deep and the electro-pneumatic systems in the console and windchests were not wanted.
Out of these conditions and views grew a new project: a new technical construction with mechanical slider windchests and a reduced stoplist (III/P/52). Through this, all the truly high-quality stops from 1872 and 1895 could be re-used. The old tonal colour of the organ was particularly suited to the resurgence of romantic organ music which had, in the meantime, regained popularity. With a clear conscience, one can now declare that the «old Tonhalle organ», a sleeping beauty since 1995, has now re-awoken and lives happily on in the Neumünsterkirche.
Friedrich Jakob, 2007
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National convention in Florida and we're learning some of the high profile names who will be taking center stage on site well it is adding to a lot of buzz over Mitt Romney's potential running mate.
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2 tablespoons light corn syrup
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This was an easy recipe to prepare. I used Texas Toast bread slices. I used 10 slices this time but will probably reduce to 8 slices next time. I cut the bread into large cubes. I did also add extra cinnamon (1/4 tsp) and nutmeg (1/8 tsp) as I usually add more to the eggnog I buy at the store. I liked being able to prep the night before and bake in the morning. I was worried about the cooking time and did leave it in about 15 minutes longer. Next time I will take it out closer to the recommended time though as it does continue to cook after removing from oven.
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Go Jazz. Can't get to this until later. Please don't discombobulate.
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