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Nov. 16 - Timber Ridge School will be hosting An Evening With Mort Künstler on Friday, November 16th at the George Washington Hotel in downtown Winchester to introduce The Mort Künstler Endowment Fund.
Watch Mr. Künstler create a one-of-a-kind sketch which will be auctioned to the highest bidder with all proceeds designated for the Mort Künstler Endowment Fund. Also, each guest will receive a 2012 My Friend, The Enemy ornament.
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- Pristine parks in America's western states have become polluted by airborne contaminants from agriculture, industry, and urbanization.
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- The food we eat and the water we drink is often contaminated with pesticides. With a system of agriculture that relies heavily on the use of pesticides – herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides – it's not surprising that residues of these chemicals turn up in our food and water.
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- Pesticides commonly contaminate America's food. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) publishes an annual pesticide data report that provides reliable information on pesticide residues in food, with emphasis on items eaten by infants and children. This data helps the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimate potential health risks from dietary exposure.
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The Target Species-of-the-Day. It lived up to every moment of it's acclaimed " Most Beautiful Serpent in North America" status. Lots of slithering exit shots...and then...this. Thank you Tony, Zachary Lin and others that lead me to this...writhing prism.
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What's the connection between the Irish famine, Pamela Anderson and a potato museum in Peru?
Pamela Anderson is due in Ireland tomorrow to talk about how the story of the Irish famine will be told at an International Potato Museum in Peru. What the hell is going on?
Pamela Anderson's in Ireland? How the hell is this not huge news?
Well, I should really have said that it's not the busty, blonde Baywatch babe Pamela Anderson coming to Ireland, but Doctor Pamela Anderson, who has the rather esteemed title of Director General of the International Potato Center in Lima, Peru.
Granted, I may have misled you a little, but technically, technically, I was still telling the truth.
Oh, talk about your all-time let-downs. So what is this other Pamela Anderson doing on Irish turf?
Hey, this Pamela Anderson might lack the star power of her infinitely more famous namesake, but if you like potatoes, you won't be disappointed.
As her title might suggest, Anderson is coming to Ireland to find out more about the Great Famine that hit Ireland in the middle of the 19th century, resulting in a population loss of about two million people due to death and emigration because of our dependence on all things spud.
By peeling back the layers of what is such an important episode in Irish history, Anderson will hope to gather enough information for an exhibit in the International Potato Museum, which is due to be built in Peru in the near future.
If there's an international potato museum in Peru anywhere, surely it should be Ireland?
So you might think, but Peru has a longer association with the foodstuff that accompanies the majority of meals in Ireland than we do. The potato is believed to have originated in Lake Titicaca, 12,500 feet above sea level in an area that is now Peru, and has been eaten for in and around 8,000 years.
If we think we've a lot of spuds here, the International Potato Center in Lima alone contains over 7,000 varieties of potato, over 8,000 varieties of sweet potato and over 1,500 varieties of Andean root and tuber crops. Mash that all together, add some butter and salt and you've got a pretty tasty collection we think you'll agree.
So what will Pam be doing during her stay?
She'll be off to visit the Famine Museum in Strokestown and will be gleaning the views of various experts and historians to get a more informed view of exactly what happened in Ireland in the late 1840's.
She'll also be hoping to use the Irish example to help highlight some other hunger and malnutrition problems faced elsewhere around the world today.
"It's not that there's not enough food. There are other sets of problems that go beyond just being able to grow a crop and protect it from disease. It's a very complex story," Anderson is quoted as saying in The Irish Times.
"To help people understand the problems today, sometimes it's easier to link them to a history lesson," she added.
Nice to be able to help out in some way, I suppose. Anyway, I'm off for a plate of chips and to watch some old Baywatch episodes.
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The mood at Zuccotti Park on Thursday, Nov. 3 was contemplative and somewhat somber. I checked out the Occupy Wall Street protest while on a recent trip to New York, and was struck by how surreal the whole thing was. Organized chaos might be the best way to describe it. Powerful organized chaos.
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By John Johnston firstname.lastname@example.com Caroline Williams, who was born in Covington 105 years ago this month, possessed a talent that allowed her to share her love of Cincinnati with countless people. She could draw. For nearly five decades her sketches of "A Spot in Cincinnati" appeared on the Sunday editorial pages of The Enquirer. "In her […]
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Lives Remembered By Sharon Coolidge and Jeff Suess The Enquirer library is home to Cincinnati history. Today, for the most part, that history is stored electronically, accessible with just the touch of a few computer keys. But it wasn't always that way. For 36 years Ray Zwick was the beloved keeper of that history as […]
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The Seckatary Hawkins Club is holding it's second National Meeting on June 15 at the Behringer-Crawford Museum in Devou Park, Covington. The "clever little fat boy," a popular character around the country with books, fan clubs and a radio show in the 1920s, was the creation of Robert F. Schulkers, then the secretary to the […]
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Kenai Peninsula College dorms are getting closer and closer to being finished and applications for the dorms are still being accepted.
We spoke with KPC's Suzie Kendrick for an update of the process.
Kendrick: "Finally we're able to invite anyone who is interested in living in the new dorms at the Kenai River Campus in Soldotna here, to apply online to live in the dorms. The project is coming along on time and on budget and the facility is going to be absolutely fabulous, in addition to that the Kenai River Campus is having a new career and technical education center being constructed in tandem with the new dorm facility and that is an awesome facility. If anybody hasn't driven by here in a while I suggest that they do its a jaw-dropping type of building its absolutely gorgeous."
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I think of my abstract mark-making as a type of sign lexicon, signifier, or language for characters that hold identity and have social agency. The characters in my maps plotted, journeyed, evolved, and built civilisations. I charted, analyzed, and mapped their experience and development: their cities, their suburbs, their conflicts, and their wars. The paintings occurred in an intangible no-place: a blank terrain, an abstracted map space. As I continued to work I needed a context for the marks, the characters. By combining many types of architectural plans and drawings I tried to create a metaphoric, tectonic view of structural history. I wanted to bring my drawing into time and place
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Jeff and Rhonda Schroeder, of Manhattan, announce the engagement of their daughter, Jillian Crystal Schroeder to Randy Lee Tinkel, son of Darrell and Carma Tinkel of Great Bend. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of the late Bob and Ramona Brewer, Robert Ray and Paul and Milda Trimble. The prospective groom is the grandson of Alvera Tinkel of Great Bend the late Frank Tinkel and the late Emil and Alverta Juergensen.
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Chad and Kendra Kaiser, of Great Bend, announce the birth of their daughter, Mya Michele, on July 22 at Great Bend Regional Hospital. She weighed 7 lbs. 2 oz., and was 20 1/2 in. long. She was welcomed home by her 3 1/2 year old sister, Ava Lyn, and 21 month old brother, Landon Andrew.
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Sunflower Bank is partnering with Yellow Ribbon Fund (YRF) to support injured service members and their families. Sunflower has set a goal to contribute up to $50,000 to YRF. To reach this goal, Sunflower will donate $3 for every new account opened and 3¢ for every swipe of a Sunflower Bank debit card, now through December 31, 2014.
Progress Club met on Oct. 6, at the home of Kathy Schugart with Ruth Lowry and Darlene Mathers as co-hostesses. The program was "Women's Health" given by Dr. Ana Refinetti and her assistant Shawna Klima. Dr. Refinetti presented an overview of breast disease, the importance of an annual mammogram and guidelines by the Ameican Cancer Society. Her office will soon be moving to the Kirby Building and establishing a breast care clinic there.
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The Jacksonville Jaguars had things going for them after a solid first quarter, as they were up on the Arizona Cardinals 14-7. But they would never score again on Sunday afternoon, because the Cardinals talented defense clamped down, Carson Palmer- and Michael Floyd- torched the Jags D, and the Cardinals rang up 20 unanswered points to net the 27-14 win. The Jaguars were just 2-14 on third downs, made it into the red zone only once, and they only mustered 4.6 yards per play in the loss.
Starting quarterback Chad Henne was at the center of the disastrous play on offense, and the Jaguars inability to get anything going in the passing game is clearly hampering Maurice Jones-Drew, who complained about having to face defenses that just stack up the box on him. Henne tossed two horrendous interceptions and had a 69.0 QB Rating, but it's clear that he's still the Jaguars starter. The Florida Times-Union's Ryan O'Halloran reports that the Jags will unsurprisingly continue to roll with Henne as the starter. At least he has some arm strength, and he's still a significantly better player than Blaine Gabbert, who is just too awful to start. Henne clearly has his issues, but at least he's better than the alternative.
The Jaguars were without middle linebacker Paul Posluszny, who was inactive with a concussion after being downgraded to "out" on Saturday. There was initially some hope that Pos would be able to play against the Cards, as the Jaguars only listed him as "questionable" when they first released the injury report. But it became clear that he wouldn't be able to play after being unable to pass the final mandatory concussion test.
Well a day after the game, O'Halloran reports that the Jaguars have just cleared Posluszny, which locks him in for this week's game against the Houston Texans. He has gaudy stats this season with 88 tackles and seven passes defended, mostly thanks to the fact that he's cleaning up a lot of plays for the Jaguars.
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Mic Check: There Is No Voting in Consensus
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One of the things that fascinates me most about Occupy Together is the use of consensus decision making. As a national and international board member of Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF), I experienced this decision-making process for eight years. And I'm sad to see that the essence of consensus does not seem to have been brought to General Assemblies.
Consensus is about discussing an issue completely, from all sides, and allowing all people involved in the consensus process a chance to speak. It's about building group beliefs from the ground up – through shared knowledge and empowering the members of your community, you can build towards and reach consensus. There are ways to use a mixed model of decision-making. For example, WILPF makes almost all decisions by consensus, but chooses to vote to elect people to leadership positions. Choosing a human representative is to me the only reason to modify the consensus process. Perpetual blocks show that the group moved too fast from community building to reaching consensus. Of course, in the General Assembly model it could also mean that people new to the public square haven't been fully integrated into the community before being given a voice in the General Assembly.
I'm writing this because tonight I attended my first Occupy LA General Assembly. I'm not sure how many more I'll be able to attend in the near future, as I'm getting married next weekend, so I'm a bit wary of giving public suggestions to the group. But I can say clearly and definitively – if you're facilitating a meeting a call for a vote and then use the symbols of consensus, you have not created consensus. You have created a modified voting system that adds up sparkles to majority rule.
What does consensus look like? It starts by having a clear, realistic agenda. It starts by putting only one or two items on the table for a discussion by a decision-making body during a 1-3 hour period. The process of taking a stack means empowering facilitators to decide when under-represented voices are moved to the top of the stack, rather than allowing five white guys to suck up all the time available for a particular point of discussion. And it means leaving the discussion open until everyone has been able to speak, rather than rushing through "temperature checks" and "voting."
Real democracy doesn't just take place in General Assemblies. Using committees to hash out particular issues can be truly empowering, particularly for people of all genders and ethnicities who feel uncomfortable stepping up to speak in front of a large group. Accepting that participatory, consensus-based democracy is extremely slow and more gratifying the pseudo-consensus could be the first step to a real paradigm shift. And if you're worried that going through this process wont produce "demands" to declare to the media, stop answering the questions posed by the media and instead focus on the message you can fully speak. Tell them why you yourself got involved in the Occupy Together movement. That's something you can speak about without participating in a single General Assembly.
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As previously advised, Financial Direct attended one of the above Workshops on your behalf.
The main purpose of the Workshop was to ensure firms:
• Understand where the changes are within the distribution and disclosure process as a result of the MMR or reaffirm that the actions you have already taken (if appropriate) are compliant
• Understand whether the controls you have in place are adequate.
We attach copies of the various slides that were discussed which are self explanatory, but would also like to emphasise the following:
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4. Disclosure statements can now only be made verbally. There is however a requirement to record that Disclosure took place. This can be by means of a tick box on a compliance sheet. However, you can if you wish, and we would strongly recommend, that you continue to issue IDDs. If you do, you must remove the Key Features logo and the paragraph saying that this issue of the document is mandatory. If you use a Combined IDD, also referrring to Investment/Pension business, this must remain as ....


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The first time Sneaker Con stepped outside of New York, it set an all-time record. The sneakerhead community in the Washington D.C. area showed up in record-breaking numbers, and it's about to be shattered once again as Sneaker Con returns to the nation's capitol for the first ever Sneaker Con two-day event. That's right, folks: Sneaker Con will go down on August 6th and 7th for the entire weekend, and we're expected a total headcount over 5,000! The last Sneaker Con DC was an outstanding success, so expect more of the same beginning tomorrow at noon, but if you really want to join in on some extra fun, there will be a Sneaker Con pre-party hosted by SneakerTube.TV, Sneaker Fiends Unite, and Major DC. All of the event information is below so don't miss out on what might be the biggest sneaker event of the year!
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When people begin to think about their own or their loved one's death, many spiritual and ethical issues arise. This is can be a hard topic for the family and caregivers to talk about. They should listen to the patient and help him or her sort through these issues.
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Hospice is made up of a team of caregivers who specialize in end-of-life care. This team usually includes doctors, nurses, social workers, counselors, home health aides, or trained volunteers. Usually a family member or close friend is chosen as the main caregiver. The main caregiver helps the patient make important decisions.
As medical progress prolongs our lives, the end can linger. So, more and more people are turning to hospice care.
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I never fully understood the topic of mental illness, what it meant, and how it affected everyone around us except for what stigmas told the public through social media. Us as people who have been diagnosed need to come to terms with the fact that the people will never fully understand, but that we are so strong for what we go through because it is a strong but invisible illness.
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Dr. Medha Barbhaiya, MD
Rheumatology, Brigham & Womens Hospital Arthritis Center
- 45 Francis St Ste D
Boston, MA 02115
- 2 Office Locations
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- (617) 732-5325
Dr. Medha Barbhaiya is a practicing physician. Dr. Barbhaiya practices medicine in Boston, MA and 1 other location and specializes in Rheumatology. Dr. Barbhaiya is affiliated with Brigham & Womens Hospital.
Gender: Not Available
Years in Practice: Not Available
Languages Spoken: English
Medical School: Not Available
Graduation Date: Not Available
Hospital Affiliations: Brigham & Womens Hospital
Specialties: Rheumatology
*This physician has multiple office locations. See Appointments for details.
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