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The second suit is against the provincial and federal governments and Houston-based Southwestern Energy Resources, a company involved in the exploration for shale gas. Popularly called the "peoples lawsuit" involves a group of 18 individuals, including an organic farmer who once lived and worked in Alberta, a Mi'kmaq woman and her Acadian husband, a sound technician, a Maliseet Grand Council leader, and 59-year-old Lorraine Clair, a Mi'kmaq woman who said she was arrested for protesting against SWN and ordered by the courts not to participate in any further demonstrations. Larry Kowalchuk, a lawyer based in Regina, Saskatchewan, is representing both of the New Brunswick groups.
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The statement of claim says as well that Nova Scotia, Quebec, Newfoundland, the American states of New York and Vermont, as well as several nations including France, have all imposed a moratorium on the process of unconventional exploration for shale oil and gas.
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September 21, 2007
AUGUSTA, MAINE -- For four days next week, residents and visitors in Waldo and Hancock Counties next week may see more fire trucks, police cruisers and ambulances than usual. A major exercise will be held Wednesday through Saturday, September 26th through 29th in several venues in those Counties. The "Waldo Responder 07" exercise will test the capability of local, county, state and federal agencies to communicate and work together in a major emergency.
"We will be using a terrorism scenario," says Dale Rowley, Waldo County Emergency Management Director. "However, these agencies would also be working together in a mass casualty or major emergency of any kind, here or in another part of the state. We will be thoroughly testing our ability to work together smoothly."
Over the four days of the exercise, activities will be take place in areas of Islesboro, Belfast, Castine and Stockton Springs. Residents and visitors may notice emergency vehicle activity and notices of "exercise in progress" at several venues in and around these communities. The Stockton Town Landing will be closed to the public Saturday, September 29 from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm.
"All of the agencies responding have good plans and extensive training, and this scenario will put all that to the test," says Ralph Pinkham, Hancock County Emergency Director. "We expect all response units to do well, but also that we will find things to improve upon. That's why we exercise, to test our plans and training in the field, and get better at what we do."
The exercise will involve local responders, hospitals, local, county and state law enforcement, regional hazardous materials response teams, multi-state National Guard teams, and federal and state marine law enforcement specialists. It will test communications systems and operating protocols that are used statewide, and will provide valuable information on best practices to be shared, and improvements that could be implemented in other parts of the State.
Functions that will be tested include information sharing and analysis; coordinated law enforcement response; multi-agency incident coordination; mass casualty and fatality response, and inter-agency communication.
Exercise coordination is provided by the US Navy's Center for Asymmetric Warfare, in conjunction with the Maine Emergency Management Agency and the Waldo County Emergency Management Agency. This exercise is part of the East Coast Initiative, a Congressional program sponsored by Senator Susan Collins of Maine, and Senator John Warner of Virginia.
Funding and support is provided through the East Coast Initiative, the Homeland Security Grant Program, the Maine Emergency Management Agency Exercise Program and Waldo and Hancock County Emergency Management Agencies.
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Kids ask me "What's the password" to which I reply "No it isn't." I get some very odd looks.
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Oct. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Liquidnet Holdings Inc., a trading platform used by institutional investors to buy and sell large blocks of shares, hired social-media analyst Lou Kerner to run a new group focused on private companies.
Kerner's team will provide research on fast-growing startups and help clients, including mutual funds and hedge funds, invest in those companies, New York-based Liquidnet said today in an e-mailed statement. Since June 2010, Kerner has managed the private companies research group at Wedbush Securities Inc.
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By devideanpa
Davison, MI
on June 05, 2011
These are amazing!!! I used our homemade salsa. They so much better then store bought and much healthier. Thanks Hungry Girl!!!
By HollybGarlic
on May 31, 2011
on May 24, 2011
made these love love love them tasted awesome my hubby loved them too!!!
By Cookieboo
on May 22, 2011
Loved this recipe, lots of flavor (used a hotter salsa than usual since it would be flavoring something bland like chicken) and nice for when you're craving mexican food.
By xmarie
on May 15, 2011
I can my own turkey each year when turkey goes on sell around the holidyas...i have a mixture of white and dark meat so it may have more fat than just white meat but not all that much. , no skin! so always looking for ideas to use canned turkey. so i used your recipe only i had to cook off the broth i left out cheese to make for the few extra cals i may be adding because of the dark meat...the rest i did the same way as recipe called for, they were great! can not tell they was turkey thanks for great recipe
By a275mxe
on May 14, 2011
By sweeps99
mount prospect, IL
on May 13, 2011
Served these the same day I saw the show. Easy to make and everyone loved them. I cut them in half for appetizers and there were none left. Will make these again. Thanks
By vegi123
Oak Creek
on May 11, 2011
I loved the idea, so I made them today, but mine were not crispy on
the center, ends were crispy. I like spicy, but not that spicy either.
But, healthy for sure, loved the idea of warming in microwave, than
frying. Love your show!
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From Altea, you can head inland to one of the major attractions of the Costa Blanca – and one of the few that doesn't involve beaches! The mountain community of Guadalest draws visitors from the major coastal resorts and it's easy to see why. As we drove along narrow and winding roads to get to it, suddenly you could see the village appear before you on top of a rock! It's the most bizarre sight and you can't help but wonder how safe those buildings are.
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Today's recipe pares pan-roasted chicken sausage with a potato and broccolini vegetable side dish tossed with garlic, lemon, capers and sundried tomatoes.
Ingredients:handful of baby potatoessplash of olive oilchicken sausagebroccolini 3/4 cup chicken broth or waterlarge minced clove of garlic1/2 cup sundried tomato strips1 tablespoon well drained caperssplash of lemon juice
Procedure:Get started by parboiling a handful of baby potatoes in just enough water to cover until you can insert a knife into the center, and then cool them down, drain them and cut them into 1/2-inch thick coins.
Once the potatoes are sliced, add a good splash of olive oil to a large heavy bottomed non-stick pan, and cook the chicken sausages until they're browned all around and hot all the way through, and then keep them warm in a low-temperature oven.
Add another splash of olive oil to the pan, and add the sliced potatoes, and brown those up on both sides, and then keep those warm in the oven as well.
Then, all that's left is to use that same pan to steam the broccolini, so go ahead and add the broccolini and add about 3/4 cup chicken broth or water, and add a large minced clove of garlic. Turn the heat to high and put a lid on top and let it steam along until the broccolini is tender crisp.
Then, take the lid off and toss in 1/2 cup sundried tomato strips and about 1 tablespoon of well-drained capers. Add the potatoes back to the pan and then squeeze a little lemon juice over the top, and serve that alongside the chicken sausage.
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PLEASANTON, Calif., Dec. 11, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Thoratec Corporation (NASDAQ: THOR), a world leader in device-based mechanical circulatory support therapies to save, support and restore failing hearts, announced today that the company has received approval from Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare to market HeartMate II® as a Bridge-to-Transplantation therapy for patients suffering from advanced heart failure.
"Approval in Japan marks a significant milestone in Thoratec's efforts to disseminate HeartMate II to advanced heart failure patients worldwide," said Gary F. Burbach, President and Chief Executive Officer. "We are enthusiastically preparing to launch HeartMate II into this important market."
To support Japanese approval, Thoratec and its distribution partner, Nipro Corporation, conducted a confirmatory clinical study, which enrolled six patients at five institutions. At over two years of follow-up, all six patients are alive, with three having been transplanted and the other three still supported by the device. "We have been highly encouraged by the performance of HeartMate II in Japan, and we look forward to working closely with clinicians and Nipro to foster continued excellent clinical outcomes," added Burbach.
Thoratec and Nipro anticipate a commercial launch of HeartMate II toward the end of the first quarter of 2013, after centers have been trained and reimbursement is in place. The initial launch will target approximately 15 hospitals, including the clinical trial centers as well as additional institutions that are already accredited to perform ventricular assist device (VAD) implant procedures. Nipro will have dedicated personnel in the field, trained on HeartMate II, to provide sales, marketing and clinical support for the launch. Thoratec will conduct all initial surgical training and will support Nipro with additional resources as necessary.Thoratec is the world leader in mechanical circulatory support with the broadest product portfolio to treat the full range of clinical needs for patients suffering from advanced heart failure. The company's products include the HeartMate LVAS and Thoratec VAD, with more than 20,000 devices implanted in patients suffering from heart failure. Thoratec also manufactures and markets the CentriMag and PediMag / PediVAS product lines. Thoratec is headquartered in Pleasanton, California. For more information, visit www.thoratec.com. Thoratec, the Thoratec logo, HeartMate and HeartMate II are registered trademarks of Thoratec Corporation and IVAD is a trademark of Thoratec Corporation. CentriMag and PediMag are registered trademarks of Thoratec LLC, and PediVAS is a registered trademark of Thoratec Switzerland GmbH.
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Bill Marvel's Tuesday letter – "National debt will eventually be too heavy for the economy" – fatuously accuses columnist Jim Spehar of accurately chronicling Mesa County's extensive dependence on public sector jobs while "mysteriously ignoring the $16 trillion national debt government has run up in part to pay for them".
Marvel is off-base for two reasons. First, while almost half of the jobs created by the top 25 employers in Mesa County are public sector jobs, only 12.5% of those are attributable to the federal government (which has accrued the $16 trillion debt). The rest are state, county, and local government-created jobs – paid for by local taxpayers.
Second, little of our $16 trillion federal debt was "run up to pay for" public sector jobs. President's Reagan and Bush I doubled the national debt by cutting taxes for the already wealthiest while exorbitantly increasing military spending. President George Bush inherited a "surplus", then increased the debt another 50% by again cutting taxes for the already wealthy, waging two unfunded wars, and failing to pay for Medicare Part D.
Thus, while equalizing expenditures with revenue should indeed "be the norm" (as it was under Democratic President Bill Clinton), Republican "FCINOs" (Fiscal Conservatives In Name Only) created virtually all of our current $16 trillion debt (with annual interest payments approaching $400 billion) – either directly (as under Reagan and the Bushes) or indirectly (leaving the mess resulting from of two wars, gratuitous tax cuts, and failed economic policies for President Obama to clean-up).
Thus, since 1980, Republican FCINOs have routinely spent far more than they took in – expecting the fantasy of "VooDoo Economics" and "trickle-down" economic growth to make-up the difference (which is exactly what Romney-Ryan would also do.)
Readers interested in better understanding these complex issues should try the "Federal Budget Challenge" exercise at http://federal.budgetchallenge.org/respondents/summary#.
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Tuesday's mail—which included a colorful item from Americans for Tax Reform ("ATR"), Grover Norquist's extremist anti-tax group that sponsors the Taxpayers Protection Pledge and advocates for regressive "flat taxes", Paul Didier's letter in Thursday's Sentinel – "Signing Taxpayer Protection Pledge verges on sedition", and R.M. Sherman's simplistic Tuesday response—"Why is it easy to produce IDs for food stamps, but not to vote", all aptly focus attention what's wrong with Republicans.
By signing the "pledge", Tea Party Republicans (including Paul Ryan and Scott Tipton) subordinated their constitutional oath of office to fiscal irresponsibility. It was Norquist who equated "closing tax loopholes" to "tax increases", thereby scuttling the Simpson-Bowles Commission—the last bipartisan effort to responsibly address the national debt.
Having deliberately prolonged the debt crisis for partisan gain, ATR (and, apparently, Sherman) falsely blames President Obama for tneir own handiwork.
Republicans (Ronald Reagan and both Bushes) "served their constituents" by preaching "fiscal conservatism", but "neglected the common sense elements of" fiscal responsibility and handed President Obama a $10+ trillion national debt plus "structural deficits" (two wars, two tax cuts, TARP, Medicare Part D, and an urgent need for a "stimulus" to preclude total economic collapse) that have increased it to $16 trillion.
Sherman's dubious "common sense" is also revealed in his distortion of the "voter ID" issue. Voting is a constitutional right guaranteed to all citizens – and the Constitution makes no reference to "identification". While the Constitution does empower states to "prescribe" the time, place, and manner of elections, they are also expressly subject to regulation by Congress – which has prohibited discriminatory barriers to voting.
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When we talk about career changes, we often speak in leaps, e.g. lawyers who become history teachers or executives who leave big business to start their own mom-and-pop shops. But what about the smaller career evolutions, the kind that don't require a lot of extra education or training to effect? Here's how to make a career change that's a lot easier and less frightening than jumping into a strange new occupation.
Very few people end their working life in the same career they started off in, when they took their very first job out of school. The good news is that this means there's less social pressure to stay on a path that's no longer satisfying. The bad news, of course, is that change is never easy. Here's what to avoid, if you're thinking of making the leap.
It's Weird Al's world; the rest of us are just living in it. This week, his album Mandatory Fun hit No. 1 on the Billboard charts, #8days8videos blew up on Twitter, and everyone's co-workers and Facebook friends began posting links to Tacky and Word Crimes. Speaking of which, it became apparent that Weird Al's goal might not purely be to amuse us. It's clear that there's a lot to learn from the man who started his career with Dr. Demento as a mentor.
On dark days, when your job gets you down, what stops you from handing in your letter of resignation? For 40 percent of workers, a recent study finds, it's health insurance -- specifically, health insurance that doesn't cost more or provide less than the plan they have through their employers.
The process of putting together PayScale's data package, The Most and Least Meaningful Jobs made one thing very clear: there are an infinite number of paths to a job that really satisfies, and no two careers will look exactly alike, even if the worker in each case loves his or her job.
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Last month, Google revealed, for the first time ever, just how big the company's gender gap is. Only 30 percent of Google's overall employees are women and when looking specifically at tech-related jobs, the number drops to 17 percent. As it turns out, Google isn't the only tech company with alarmingly low numbers of women.
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Although you don't want to quit your job at the first sign of trouble, there comes a time when enough is enough. How do you know the answer to the age old question, "Should I stay or should I go?"
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In a tight job market and uncertain economic times, new graduates are often grateful for any job, whether it's one they enjoy or not. In order to help grads find a career they'll love, folks at CareerBliss, a site focused on searches and reviews of companies known for employee satisfaction, created a list of the happiest jobs for the class of 2014.
Remember Obie, the dachshund who used to weigh 77 pounds? Well, he's still going strong, having lost over 50 pounds. His journey is inspirational, not just for pet lovers, but for anyone who's ever had to struggle through tough times. In short, there's a lot we can learn from this little dog. Here are three more reasons why Obie should be your career spirit animal.
Flavor Scientist might sound like something Willy Wonka would dream up, but there is a person out there doing that job right now. Her name is Elise Benstein, and she works for Jelly Belly Candy Company, but her story is only a small part of a larger mission. Roadtrip Nation, a career exploration organization, aims to show workers that they can have careers that really interest them, whether that's picking jelly bean flavors or discovering a cure for cancer.
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I find in your favor, sir! Tucking the undershirt into the drawers is the quintessence of dorkiness. Some men do have a big recurring shirttail problem, and usually it is caused by (a) their trousers being too low in the rise or (b) their stomachs being too big for their britches. Some men obsess over this and go so far as to buy a paramilitary product known as shirt garters. Wearing shirt garters is beyond dorkiness--it's totally highway-patrol anal.


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It has been a long ride (one of our original goals was to "build a company that lasts at least 2 years" - we beat that one!) While we wish the site could live on, it has suffered from a number of challenges - changes in how people use the site, the advertising industry, and how search engines view the site. We wish the outcome was different – but we've always been realistic about when our goals are met and when they aren't.
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I keep my camera in my pocket no matter where I go, because you never know when inspiration will strike. That, and maybe somebody will get mugged or something. Here's hoping.
To hold up my pants. I can't do karate for shit, though.
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Solos for Flute (36 Repertoire Pieces with Piano Accompaniment). Edited by Donald Peck. For flute and piano accompaniment. Classical. Collection and set of performance parts. Standard notation. 153 pages. Published by Carl Fischer (CF.ATF104).
ISBN 0825803462. With Standard notation. Classical. 9x12 inches.
- Arioso (Largo from Concerto for Harpsichord and String Orchestra) Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach
- Siciliano from Sonata No. 2 in E-flat Major Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach
- Minuet Composed by Ludwig Van Beethoven
- Serenade Composed by Ludwig Van Beethoven
- Minuet from l'Arlesienne Composed by Georges Bizet
- Entr'acte from Carmen Composed by Georges Bizet
- Calm as the Ngiht Composed by Carl Bohm
- Waltz Composed by Johannes Brahms
- Petite Valse Composed by Andre Caplet
- Reverie Composed by Andre Caplet
- Gigue Composed by Arcangelo Corelli
- Adagio nobile Composed by Donjon, Joannes
- Pan! Pastorale for Flute Composed by Donjon, Joannes
- Berceuse Composed by Gabriel Faure
- Sicilienne from Pelleas et Melisande Composed by Gabriel Faure
- Minuet and Dance of Blessed Spirits from Orfeo Composed by Christoph Willibald Von Gluck
- Allegretto Composed by Benjamin Godard
- Gavotte Composed by Francois-Joseph Gossec
- Tambourin Composed by Francois-Joseph Gossec
- Meditation sur le 1er Prelude de Bach Composed by Charles Francois Gounod
- Bouree Composed by George Frideric Handel
- Giga from Sonatain F Major Composed by George Frideric Handel
- Serenade (Andante Cantabile from String Quartet No. 8) Composed by Franz Joseph Haydn
- Sonata In F Major Composed by Marcello
- Adagio from Flute Quartet Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- Vocalise Composed by Sergei Rachmaninoff
- Saint-Saens Composed by Pavanne
- The Swan (Le Cygne) from Carnival of the Animals Composed by Camille Saint-Saens
- Gymnopedie No. 2 from Trois Gymnopedies Composed by Erik Satie
- Musical Moment from 6 Moments Muscaux Composed by Franz Schubert
- Trockne Blumen (Ihr Blumlein alle) from Die schone Mullerin - Introduction, Theme, and Variation Composed by Franz Schubert
- Romance Composed by Robert Schumann
- Traumerie from Scenes from Childhood (Kinderscenen) Composed by Robert Schumann
- June (Barcarolle) from The Seasons Composed by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
- Minuet from Suite in A minor Composed by Georg Philipp Telemann
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LILBURN - For about a week, police said a discount department store in Lilburn was ground zero for still-in-theaters DVD titles like "Bruno," "The Hangover" and "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen."But buying and watching the DVDs - alluringly priced between $2 and $5 - would be considered felonious behavior, according to police. Police found the cache of more than 100 counterfeit movies at Wu-Mart, a longstanding discount retailer on U.S. Highway 29 that sells everything from batteries to tennis shoes, said Lilburn police spokesman Det. Matt Lake. Wu-Mart's owner, Zhong Dai, is charged with 37 felony counts of selling counterfeit materials. He remained at the Gwinnett County Jail on $4,810 bond Thursday. Police were tipped off by a suspicious Wu-Mart patron, Lake said. "We had a customer that went in and bought two movies," he said. "She went home to watch them and realized they were bootleg." What clued the viewer in that the movies were bogus? "The people getting up in the movie theater," Lake said. Police found 37 different titles that Dai claimed had been shipped in from Corona, N.Y. He told police he'd been selling the movies only since late July. "(Dai) said he met a guy on the side of the street, said he could sell (the DVDs) for a dollar a piece," Lake said. "Then (the alleged seller) mailed them down here." Lake said the materials were certified as counterfeit by a member of the Motion Pictures Association of America. As part of the investigation, police watched a handful of the DVDS and found that, while entertaining, some of the movies were obviously filmed by someone with a handheld camera in a cinema, he said. The selling of fake DVDs, in this case, appeared to be an isolated incident, Lake said. "We haven't had this problem in Lilburn before, to my knowledge," he said.
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