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Bruce, "Backpacking miles" have been a tradition with our troop for many years (we are now 100 years old as of 2013). I don't know how the counsel justifies the added miles except tha...
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NVIDIA has finally come forth and released its latest video board, a high-end graphics card known as GeForce GTX 580 and powered by the Fermi architecture, the company's GPU technology that supports DirectX 11 graphics.
The GeForce GTX 580 is based on the GF110 graphics processing unit (GPU), the Santa Clara, California-based company's latest Fermi chip.
As such, it has 512 CUDA cores, their frequency being of 1,544 MHz, while the GPU itself operates at a clock speed of 772 MHz.
Additionally, the newcomer features 1,536 MB of GDDR5 VRAM, whose own frequency is of 4.0 Gbps (4,008 MHz to be exact). Furthermore, said amount of high-grade memory has an interface of 384 bits.
As far as design goes, the GeForce GTX 580 has a length of 10.5 inches and a dual-slot fansink, with adaptive GPU fan control and a custom vapor chamber.
The cover design is even optimized for SLI, so that multi-GPU configurations (3-way SLI is available) may be more easily set up.
When gaming, the newcomer is supposed to provide faster FPS and high geometric realism even while the current and voltage on each 12V rail is monitored in real time (there are one 8-pin and one 6-pin PCI Express connectors).
What's more, during highly demanding applications like Futuremark and OCCT, the performance is dynamically adjusted so as to keep power within specs (power consumption is of 244W).
Other enhancements, compared to the GTX 480, include extra function units for tessellation, shading and texturing.
NVIDIA even states that the adapter also integrates architectural enhancements for full speed FP16 texture filtering.
Needless to say, CUDA and PhysX are supported, as is the 3D Vision technology, while video output options include HDMI and dual-DVI.
All in all, the GeForce GTX 580 is a faster, more efficient and more silent successor to the GTX 480 and should start selling immediately, for $499 in the US and 479 Euro in Europe.


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There are a number of things that can result in white gums, but no matter what the causes are, white gums can be a sign of a serious illness in your teeth or even your whole body. Our gums should normally be a pinkish-red color; many refer to as a coral pink.
White gums are most commonly caused by gum disease from improper oral hygiene, a yeast infection, or tobacco usage. Lesions in the mouth are frequently a result of tobacco consumption, and generally appear white. This deviation in gum color is also often seen in people with compromised immune systems. Usually in cases of gums that appear white they are associated with white patches on the inner cheek, tongue, and gums of the affected person.
One of the major contributors to white gums is a yeast infection. Candida Albicans, a form of yeast which lives in the mouth and normally does not have a harmful effect. If the yeast begins to multiply more than the standard amount, it can result in white lesions on the inner cheeks and tongue. These lesions can also appear on the gums and the back of the throat, though these occurrences are far less common. The infection can eventually migrate to other parts of the body and even result in death if not treated. Candidiasis is an extremely common infection and doctors can usually prescribe antibiotics to cure it before it amplifies.
The term leukoplakia generally describes white patches in parts of the tongue or gums. Many doctors believe these spots can become potentially cancerous. Once the spots are recognized your doctor will recommend avoiding the use of tobacco and other substances which tend to irritate the gums.
It is imperative that if you see white spots on your gums you consult your dentist as soon as you can. White gums are most often treated with proper dental hygiene. In some cases, you will need antibiotics prescribed by your Doctor to competently remove the infection.
What are the causes of white gums?
- Gingivitis (early gum disease)
- Gum or periodontal disease
- Certain yeast infections
- Frequent tobacco use
- A compromised or weakened immune system
- Lesions in the mouth
- Leukoplakia
- Early symptoms of oral cancer
Gingivitis is the earliest form of gum disease and is one of the primary reasons people can develop white gums. While the color of the gums is important, the uniformity of that color over the surfaces of the gums is just as important. Alterations in color are usually your body's way of letting you know that something is wrong.
Sometimes, a whitening of the gums only develops in the select spots where they come into direct contact with the teeth. This is a symptom that the teeth are not being cleaned as well as they should be, and a better job needs to be done while brushing and flossing. Improper oral hygiene is another common reason white spots can appear on gums. White color which has developed along the gum surface near the teeth indicate food particles have collected, and plaque has begun developing. Left unattended, the bacteria resulting from the plaque will become a cavity, a case of gum disease, or both.
Thrush Infections
As mentioned above thrush is a common reason people develop white splotches along their gums. Thrush is a fungal infection normally found in the mouth and in various places throughout the body. Similar to the earliest stages of gum disease, the beginning of thrush is not that serious and can be treated.
If the white gums are because of this infection there are normally symptoms elsewhere as well. It is normal to see white spots on the roof of the mouth or tongue. If continued to go untreated thrush can spread to other parts of the body and become very dangerous.
Medical Conditions
Oral health can be a valuable indicator of a person's overall well-being. While in many cases white gums are caused by oral conditions, this is not always true. The body's issues can manifest themselves in the mouth, as well. For instance, if a patient has a weakened immune system because of illness or stress, it is quite possible that those immunity issues can present themselves in the patient's gums.
In addition, patients with anemia, which is a low iron count in the blood can also have problems with gum discoloration. While the gums might not actually appear white, very pale gums can be a symptom of anemia.
Common symptoms of white gums
In many cases where the gums appear pale or white in color, they will be accompanied by other symptoms as well. For example: the white patches might not be isolated to your gums but can be visible on your tongue or inside of your cheek. You also may notice that your tongue has a strange white texture that bleeds easily if scraped. Any of these afflictions can be quite serious and should be treated by your dentist.
While white gums might not be a serious issue, there are several serious illnesses that can be diagnosed through the appearance of these symptoms. For instance: there is a strong relation between white gums and the development of oral cancer. In fact, many patients with undiagnosed patches of white tissue on their gums, tongue, cheek, and throat will usually be told by a dentist that such patches will need to be removed due to the inherent risk of oral cancer.
White patches on your gums can be your body's way of letting you know that something might be seriously wrong and it needs to be fixed. One common reason for white gums can be gum disease or gingivitis, ( the earliest stage of gum disease). Commonly caused by the development of bacteria and can be prevented through brushing, flossing, and regular visits to the dentist. Once gum disease has developed, a dental care professional may treat it through intensive cleanings to remove traces of the built up plaque.
Early forms of gum disease can be prevented through a routine of good oral hygiene. However, if gingivitis is left untreated it can escalate into a more serious form of gum disease.
When treatment is neglected during the gingivitis stage, gum disease can advance to something called periodontitis. Periodontitis disease is most noted to be associated with bleeding gums, pockets between the gums and teeth, halitosis and loosened teeth. Often, this condition causes the gums to develop a purple or bright-red coloring, but white spots have been known to appear as well. Treatment for periodontitis includes dental cleanings, smoothing of tooth root surfaces, and medications to fight infection. In severe cases, surgery is used to better access the roots of the tooth, replace damaged gum or bone tissue, or encourage bone or tissue growth.
The white areas on the gums can be a result of frequent use of tooth whiteners. Products used to whiten the teeth at home have been associated with white and irritated gums.
White areas sometime develop on gum tissue because of overabundant cell growth. This growth is usually referred to as leukoplakia, which can also affect the cheeks and tongue. Chewing or smoking tobacco and dentures that do not fit well can also develop into leukoplakia.
The treatment for white gums varies depending on the cause and severity of the situation. When the issue is a result of gum disease or gingivitis dental treatment is absolutely necessary. You should consult your dentist or doctor in either of these situations.
Thrush is a type of yeast infection, which causes white patches to develop on the gums, inner cheeks and tongue. To treat this infection, you will have to visit your doctor for an oral antifungal medication. Your doctor will recommend a medication to be applied directly to the white patches, or through a pill that contains an antifungal like fluconazole. A doctor may also evaluate and treat any underlying causes of thrush, such as diabetes or immune system issues.
How to prevent and treat white gums?
Healthy lifestyle choices and good oral hygiene practices are the best ways to maintain healthy pink gums. Avoid smoking and chewing tobacco as well, because they can be very harmful to your gums and mouth.
Treatments for White Gums
The first step for treating white gums is identifying the cause. Gums with splotchy white areas with no elevated areas or sores, often infer that there is an infection somewhere within your body. The white gums are caused by the white blood cell's effort to eliminate the infection.
When your gums regularly bleed, your problem is often related to gingivitis. We all need to pay attention to our daily oral hygiene routine in order to achieve healthy gums. This means brushing and flossing twice a day and rinsing with anti-bacterial and anti-fungal mouthwash is essential to oral well-being. While we can't prevent the buildup of the bacteria, we can help remove it through good dentalcare.
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Symptoms of Gum Disease
- Red, swollen or tender gums
- Bleeding while brushing, flossing, or eating hard food
- Gums that are receding or pulling away from the teethe
- Loosened teeth
- Pus between your gums and teeth
- Sores throughout your mouth
- Persistent bad breath or halitosis


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As a healthcare provider, Arnot Health is dedicated to providing the best conditions possible to enhance patients well being and return them to maximum health. With this in mind, and knowing the lethal impact tobacco has on the human body, Arnot Ogden Medical Center prohibits use of tobacco products within its buildings and on its property by patients and visitors at all times.
As a Medical Center in-patient, you may talk to your practitioner about using a nicotine replacement product since you will not be able to smoke or chew tobacco while at Arnot Ogden Medical Center. If you will be staying more than a brief stay, one of our Tobacco Cessation Counselors will visit your room. At that time you will have a chance to talk about the possibility of remaining tobacco free if you chose.


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Small business stock (also known as 1244 stock) is stock invested in a domestic corporation or 'S' corporation. The idea is you can incorporate a business and entice friends and family to join by guaranteeing them capital gains, or capital losses if stock is sold at a loss or the company goes under. There are stipulations which must be met in order for this section 1244 stock to be used. The deduction amount on an ordinary loss is 50,000 each year, or 100,000 on a joint return. Your corporation must not be worth more than 1million dollars including the 1244 stock you intend to sell. The stock must be newly issued (You cannot buy treasury stock.)and must be for money or property. During the last 5 years of business before the loss, 50% of the gross receipts must be from operations not "royalties, rents, dividends, interests, annuities, and sales or exchanges of stocks or securities."
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A 25-year-old man is in serious condition in a stabbing following Waikiki early Saturday morning, police said.
About 4:30 a.m., officers said they responded to a call about a stabbing near a McDonald's restaurant on Kuhio and Lewers streets.
There's no word yet on what happened or whether someone was arrested.
Shortly before 3 a.m., police said an assault had them responding to the Waikiki Trade Center.
Police said a 49-year-old man was working at a retail store when a 21-year-old man walked in and suddenly started attacking the victim with a dangerous instrument.
A security officer and a co-worker intervened and disarmed the man, police said.
According to the police report, the co-worker flagged a passing patrol officer as the 21-year-old man ran out of the store. He was arrested about 3:20 a.m., officers said.
The victim suffered minor injuries and was treated at the scene, police said.
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Emotions aside.
You think these people getting shot was a trick of the mind?
How the hell did they end up with bullets in em, than?
Every single person in Aurora have a telekinetic power to materialize bullets in a crowded area?
Some people should check in for CT scans..... Often.


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I am not comfortable with a man teaching my child at all. He doesn't need to be working with kids that young.
So because he is Male he shouldn't teach kids? Wow. Just wow. You need to get some councling or something.
I don't see it as a big deal, but if you do then pull her out of gymnastics.
i don't think gender really matters here. if you are that concerned about it ask if he had his clearances done because i'm pretty sure anyone working with kids in a teaching setting has to have them. males have every right to teach dance as females do. i know a fantastic dance teacher who teaches male and female kids and he does a fantastic job.


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Sean Lowe continued on his search for love on last night's episode of The Bachelor. Here are some of the highlights:
Best Date: Although Sean's date with Sarah was incredibly sweet, he had more chemistry with Desiree, especially on the night portion of their date. They were very comfortable with each other and based on his comments, Desiree is going to be sticking around for a while.
Best Quote: "Uh, homegirl's a little excited to do a photo shoot." – Yoga instructor Katie on model Kristy's over the top enthusiasm after finding out the date is a photoshoot. (Kristy did end up winning the 3 cover book deal).
Best Moment: Sean giving Kacie the rose on the group date. He was right when he said it can't be easy to go through the process twice. Kacie obviously likes Sean a lot so it was nice to see him give her some encouragement that she made the right choice in showing up for a chance with him.
And, just for fun…Funniest Moment: Based on the girls' comments, Tierra isn't exactly their favorite person in the mansion. When he got some one-on-one time with her during the group date, Sean told Tierra he's really into her and to trust him. He then proceeded to say, "I always say I just want someone who is very sweet and has a very genuine heart and is sincere and it just took me five seconds to realize that you have that." Cut to the next scene, when Sean gives the rose to Kacie, Tierra says, "I wanted to punch her. Like, seriously?" Might want to reconsider that thought Sean!
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Seated terracotta figurine
Neolithic period, about 4500-4000 BC
From Vinca, Serbia
Possibly a household deity
This stylized human figure was discovered at the site of Vinca, a large mound or tell that was formed by the accumulation of debris from a succession of settlements over a long period of time. Such settlements were a feature of early farming societies in parts of south-eastern Europe, and some continued to be occupied into the Early Bronze Age. Figurines and other clay models, for example of houses, have frequently been found at these sites. However, they have never been found in the West, which may indicate differences in religious practices and beliefs, and cultural attitudes towards the representation of the human form.
The seated figure has been modelled in one piece with the stool. The incised decoration represents clothing and body ornament; the holes at the ears, shoulders and elbows might have held other decorative elements now perished or missing. The sex of the figure is not clear and the posture is formal. It might have been a cult object, perhaps a household deity.
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T. Richard Blurton (ed.), The enduring image: treasures, exh. cat (British Council, 1997)
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Buffalo, N.Y. - While it's only Tuesday there's still plenty of valuable news to take with you to work and school. This is Daybreak for August 27th:
- President Obama is meeting with his national security team and reaching out to allies to garner support for a US-led response against Syria for its use of chemical weapons on its own citizens.
- The California rim fire is now threatening power and water supplies used by the city of San Francisco. California Gov. Jerry Brown has pledged full use state resources to protect the supplies and fight the blaze
- Is it Tuel Time for the Buffalo Bills? The undrafted free agent could be the first quarterback in NFL history to start for a team on opening day. Can the Buffalo Bills survive with their injury ridden roster?
- A US Marine, stationed in California for nearly a year, surprised his little sister while she was at school in Knoxville, TN. on his way to a deployment.
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A heroin addict was arrested this week after a buy-bust coordinated by the Norwalk Police Department.
Benilda J. Sepeda, 36, of 24G Bouscay Ave., was arrested shortly after reportedly selling heroin to a confidential informant, Detective Sgt. Jim Fulton said. The arrest happened just before 4 p.m. Monday in the parking lot of Discount Drug Mart, 201 Cline St.
"We stopped the vehicle right after the buy," Fulton said.
Police recovered $80 in buy money, which reportedly was in Sepeda's lap. Fulton said officers also seized seven more packets of suspected heroin, $215 and the suspect's cell phone.
"She sold four packets for $75. She gave our (informant) $5 change," the detective said. "She said she's got a real bad (heroin) habit.
"She was pretty cooperative. She admitted to the sales in November," Fulton said. "This has been an ongoing investigation. Sepeda sold heroin to a confidential informant in November of 2012."
Police estimate the 11 packets of heroin have a street value of slightly more than $200.
Norb's Northside Service towed the silver 2002 Chrysler Sebring that Sepeda was driving from the parking lot. The car could be subject to forfeiture.
Sepeda was charged with one count each of trafficking in heroin and possession of heroin. Each of the fifth-degree felonies are punishable by six to 12 months in prison. Sepeda could be sentenced to prison due to a prior felony conviction.
In early June 2010, she was sentenced to 10 months in prison for misusing a credit card.
The state, in an earlier plea deal, dismissed one count of theft from the elderly. Huron County Prosecutor Russell Leffler earlier said Sepeda reportedly victimized a Walmart greeter between Jan. 20 and 22, 2009.
After Monday's arrest, Fulton spoke to Sepeda's probation officer, who reported Sepeda is on judicial release from Delaware County and could go back there to address those charges once her local case is resolved.
As of March 26, 2010, Sepeda was arrested as a fugitive of justice in connection with a possession of heroin case filed in Delaware County Common Pleas Court. Records indicate the defendant reported to court May 2, 2010.


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Rebecca Johnson: Outstanding Undergraduate
Sometimes, all it takes is a phone call.
For Rebecca Johnson a phone call from Alton Campbell, associate director of the University Honors Program, to conservation biology professor Lisette Waits set her on the path to a future career in conservation genetics and a series of intensive research opportunities in Idaho, Virginia, Ecuador and Costa Rica.
Rebecca began her undergraduate tenure as a National Merit Scholar majoring in ecology and conservation biology. She's ending it as this year's outstanding undergraduate in the College of Natural Resources. Along the way, she's accrued a string of awards and scholarships, most notably the highly prestigious Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship and the Udall Scholarship. She will graduate in May with a double major in ecology and conservation biology and wildlife resources. The recent honor from CNR means a lot to her.
"It's really exciting to me," she said. "I attended the awards banquet my freshman year. Some of the people who won that year are the people I really looked up to. It's kind of a sign that I've made a mark in the college. It's meaningful to me to be up there with the other winners. I'm really proud and honored to be counted with them."
As an undergraduate, Rebecca immersed herself in a broad range of activities from independent research projects to university clubs and committees, including: Wildlife Club, Ecology and Conservation Biology Club, CNR Student Advisory Board, and Honors Student Advisory Board. She has participated in several community service projects, including a spring break hurricane relief project in Louisiana, and a trip to Ecuador where she volunteered in a halfway house for street children and worked at a sustainable eco-lodge in the cloud forest. She has also studied abroad in Costa Rica.
As she looks back on what many would consider an outstanding undergraduate career, Rebecca, who is also a CNR Student Ambassador, says her success wouldn't have been possible without the support of faculty and the opportunities offered her through CNR.
"I have loved the community within CNR – the same thing that drew me is has continued to move me," she said. "I've loved being able to connect with professors and professionals on that more personal level. I've loved how broad a knowledge I've gained—from agriculture to hunting. It's had a huge cultural impact, broadened my horizons."
An eagerness to take part in the experiences offered through CNR set her on the path to conservation genetics.
"These opportunities prepare you for a career," Rebecca said.
"I came in with this idealistic goal that I wanted to help save the world," she recalled. "As I started taking classes, I decided that I wanted to go into wildlife.
"I was interested in getting involved with a lab and with research. I talked to Alton Campbell, and he hooked me up with Lisette [Waits]. I started volunteering in Steve Spears' lab."
The conservation genetics knowledge she acquired working in the Conservation and Ecological Genetics Laboratory led to undergraduate research experiences in Virginia at the Mountain Lake Biological Station—cementing her commitment to the field.
"It just continued to amaze me, how much I could do with the skill set that I learned from Steve. I went to Virginia and I was able to use those same skills to answer a different set of questions."
"I realized that's what I was really passionate about," she said.
Eventually Rebecca plans on pursuing a doctoral program in conservation genetics. But for the moment, she will take a couple of years off to work seasonal jobs. Once again, she will keep herself open to the opportunities she's presented with.
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Weekend watchables: April 27, 2012
BASEBALL: Washington at Los Angeles Dodgers, 7 p.m., Prime Ticket
The Dodgers host the red-hot Nationals, the only team in the National League with a better record than theirs.
PRO FOOTBALL: NFL Draft, 4 p.m., ESPN
Rounds 2 and 3 are apparently as worthy of prime time as Round 1 was.
BASEBALL: Detroit at New York Yankees, 4 p.m., MLB Network
The Tigers and Yankees are both hovering just above the break-even mark in the early going.
BASEBALL: Los Angeles Angels at Cleveland, 4 p.m., FS West
Wake us when Albert Pujols hits his first home run.
BASEBALL: Los Angeles Angels at Cleveland, 10 a.m., KTTV (Ch. 11)
Bet Fox is really glad it front-loaded all these Angels games into its game-of-the-week schedule.
BASEBALL: Washington at Los Angeles Dodgers, 6 p.m., Prime Ticket
Dodgers starter Chad Billingsley (2-1, 3.04 ERA) is paired against the Nationals' Stephen Strasburg (2-0, 1.08).
PRO HOCKEY: NHL Playoffs, Los Angeles at St. Louis, time and channel TBA
The Kings visit the Blues to start their conference semifinal series.
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The three networks have the first the day of the playoffs covered. The Bulls, Heat and Thunder will be in action.
PRO FOOTBALL: NFL Draft, 9 a.m., ESPN
Enough already.
AUTO RACING: NASCAR Sprint Cup Series 400, 4 p.m., KTTV (Ch. 11)
Another Saturday night of stock-car racing.
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The Galaxy (3-3-0) and Dallas (3-3-2) are both at the .500 mark.
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The Lakers and Clippers are both scheduled to play their first playoff games. The Spurs will face the Jazz and the Celtics will take on the Hawks.
BASEBALL: Washington at Los Angeles Dodgers, 1 p.m., Prime Ticket
Let's see what the Dodgers' record is after playing a series against a quality team.
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Heading into the weekend with a 6-13 record, let's just say the Angels don't mind being on the road.
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Christmas Cocktails
Dazzle your holiday guests with one of these jazzy cocktails. By Julianna Grimes
If you start your holiday party with one of these festive cocktails, we can assure you, guests will be dazzled from the very first sip.
First up, a luxurious confection with a whitty moniker.
The flavor of this Luxardo Maraschino Liqueur, distilled from sour cherries, captures the essence of the pristine fruit.
Not to be confused with cheap imitations, Plymouth Sloe Gin—a sweet-tart spirit featuring sloe berries—is made from a time-honored recipe and worthy of a special libation.
Be sure to use Clear Creek brandy—you'll actually experience the fragrance and texture of fresh Oregon pears—the pear is grown inside the bottle.
Suze, a bitter French liqueur that's immensely popular in Europe, is newly available in the U.S. Order online, or look in boutique liquor stores.
Sweet and sunshiny, this sophisticated twist on a standard mimosa is ideal for a holiday brunch.
A little rosé pairs wonderfully with Campari, an Italian aperitif which gives the drink a bitter edge and beautiful rosy color.
A classic combo—sparkling wine, cognac, sugar, and a dash of bitters—makes for an elegant drink worthy of a special celebration.
If the recession has been thumbing its nose at you, dip into Spanish cava or Italian prosecco for bubbles: Some cost less than $10 per bottle and are delicious in this lime-tangy crowd-pleaser.
Pear liqueur and a dry sparkling wine make for a heady combo in this beautifully aromatic sipper.
A classic gin sling is dressed for festive parties when made with seasonal pomegranate juice and decorated with crimson pomegranate fruit. Both simple syrup and agave syrup are widely available at liquor stores. To make your own simple syrup, boil 2 parts sugar to 1 part water, stirring just until sugar dissolves; reduce until thickened. Cool before using.
No need to forgo one of the holidays' favorite indulgences—creamy, rich eggnog. This version gives you all the satisfaction of the full-fat version without the guilt, and it can be made up to a week in advance.
This simple twist on the traditional kir royale blends tart-sweet pomegranate juice with subtle herbal notes from a rosemary-infused syrup. Float rosemary leaves on the drinks for a pretty garnish.
For the best flavor, let the sangria chill overnight so all the ingredients can meld together. If you can't find satsumas, tangerines will also do the trick.


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October 15, 2014
Statement from U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan on commitments from the Council of Chief State School Officers and the Council of the Great City Schools on high-quality assessments:
"Educators, parents, and policy makers need to know how much students are learning; that's why thoughtful assessment of student learning and student growth, including annual assessments, is a vital part of progress in education. Assessments must be of high quality, and must make good use of educators' and students' time.
October 14, 2014
U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights Announces Resolution of Civil Rights Investigation of California's Downey Unified School District
The Office for Civil Rights (OCR) announced today that it has entered into an agreement with California's Downey Unified School District to resolve a complaint about the harassment and discriminatory treatment of a transgender student.
October 9, 2014
The Obama Administration announced today that Arizona, Massachusetts, Missouri, Oregon, Rhode Island and Utah have received a one-year extension for flexibility from certain provisions of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), also known as No Child Left Behind (NCLB).
October 9, 2014
Education Department Awards Nine Partnerships of School Districts and Nonprofits to Help Bolster Academic, Social and Health Services
The U.S. Department of Education has awarded $4.7 million to nine partnerships to help improve the quality of elementary and secondary education and bolster community-wide, comprehensive services for students, families and their communities.
October 8, 2014
The U.S. Department of Education announced 27 new grants today totaling $39.7 million under the Charter Schools Program (CSP) to expand high quality charter schools, and open new charter schools across the nation. These grants will support charter schools' efforts to increase high-need students' success, especially in underserved areas, in 12 states.
October 8, 2014
More than $63.3 Million Awarded to Colleges and Universities to Strengthen Global Competitiveness through International Studies and World Language Training
The U.S. Department of Education today announced the award of 269 grants, totaling $63,354,605 to institutions of higher education to strengthen the capacity and performance of American education in foreign languages, international and area studies, teacher preparation, and international business education.
October 8, 2014
The U.S. Department of Education's Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services (OSERS) today announced more than $121 million in grants to help improve the outcomes of individuals with disabilitiesfrom cradle through career.
October 8, 2014
U.S. Department of Education Awards $13.4 Million in Grants to 34 Organizations to Enhance Teaching and Learning Through Arts Education
The U.S. Department of Education has awarded $13.4 million to 34 organizations to help arts educators grow and improve arts instruction, and share effective models of arts in education that support student achievement in the arts and other areas.
October 7, 2014
Education Department Awards $4.3 Million in Grants for Fulbright-Hays International Education Programs
The U.S. Department of Education announced the award of 53 grants under two Fulbright-Hays international education programs to a total of 49 institutions and organizations in 24 states and the District of Columbia:
October 7, 2014
Five Leaders Named by U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan to National Assessment Governing Board, Overseeing The Nation's Report Card
Washington A California fourth-grade teacher, Massachusetts school chief, Hawaii middle-school principal, Alabama eighth-grade teacher, and Michigan science center president have been appointed to the National Assessment Governing Board to serve four-year terms, U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan announced today. Sec.


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Antenna design challenges and solutions for compact MIMO terminals
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The design of antennas for compact multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) terminals is a challenging feat, due to the space constraint and the physical structure of the terminal. The space constraint forces the antennas to be closely spaced, which degrades MIMO performance due to high signal correlation and low antenna efficiency. Moreover, the terminals are equipped with ground planes which further complicate the implementation of antennas for good MIMO performance. This paper elaborates on the two aforementioned challenges in MIMO antenna design and surveys recent techniques that are developed to address these challenges.
- Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Information Engineering
IEEE International Workshop on Antenna Technology (IWAT)
Hong Kong, People's Republic of China
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- Radiosystem: MIMO technology in compact multiband antenna systems (Vinnova/SonyEricsson, BKL)
- Radiosystem: Fundamental Limits of Compact MIMO Systems (VR, BKL)
- Radio Systems
- Electromagnetic theory
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CKON-FB 6. Lisbon-The Place 1: Nevin LaRock scored the lone Lisbon goal for a 1-0 lead by CKON-Fort Brickhouse rallied with six unanswered goals playing with just nine players.
Jordan Lauzon tied the game at 1-1 from Evan Knox.
Tied at halftime, David Henrie scored from Knox, Tim Cook connected from Colby King Jacobs, Mark Darling converted from Brady Mitchell, Lauzon finished off a Henrie pass for a goal and Henrie scored his second goal from Jared Gray. Ted Cook had eight saves in the win.
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Clay Allen scored from Matt Levac and DJ Broadbent connected from Mike Murray in the first half.
Mike Stebbins started the six goal second half storm from Jesse Murray. Allen scored his second of the game from Mike Murray. Ben Simmons then finished off a Jesse Murray pass for his first goals.
Ryan Chauvin connected for his first of two goals from Corey Snider. Al Davis making his field appearance after making one save converted from Rob Cameron. Chauvin finished off a Brian Jacks pass for the final goal of the game.
Phil Mason also tended to the shutout for Vino Vidi Vici.
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Travis Jordan scored from Ben Hammond for a 1-0 lead. Shawn Spadacinni and Shawn Brown each scored from Ryan Hayes. Colby Young finished the scoring from David Pynchon.
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When a person "fights with" ambiguity, does that means that they are on the same side, the opposing side, or that ambiguity is a tool for fighting?
But of course… all of these meanings are possible…
Both or Neither
am·bi·gu·i·ty noun \ˌam-bə-ˈgyü-ə-tē\
A simple definition of ambiguity is that it signifies words, concepts, and situations that have multiple meanings. The Latin prefix ambi- means both.
For example, an ambidextrous ("both right") person writes well with both hands, and an ambivalent attitude ("values both") is one that is indifferent towards a the merits of a choice.
When organizations formulate strategy, they find themselves facing many vague, conflicting signals. Strategists spend much time and effort using tools of context analysis to interpret the threats and opportunities.
With Complexity Comes Ambiguity
In career development, people start with simpler tasks and master them with process and methodology.
As people develop in their career they:
Must expect to encounter ambiguity as they transition to more complex situations in their organizations. Strategic leaders must do a great deal of consensus building… to uncover information not previously held, perspectives not previously understood, and knowledge not previously applied to the solution-generating task. The challenge to strategic leadership is recognizing that the decision maker cannot have a "stand-alone" perspective.
~Strategic Leadership and Decision Making
US Air Force's National Defense University
To paraphrase, your job as leader is to accept that the strategic environment is interpreted by people and their subjective biases; it can never be fully understood.
Your job is to cut ambiguity by uncovering information, perspectives, and knowledge.
Academics tell us that organizations do poorly at implementing strategy. Few of these scholars recognize the role of individual perspective: each individual has their own worldview that influences how they make sense of ambiguity. Thus,
Strategy – the process of getting important things done – is largely a language game, where leaders use conversation to understand different individual perceptions of a problem or opportunity and gain commitment toward making progress.
We're Number ONE!?
Ambiguous Goals
Sometimes leaders are sloppy with their language, but sometimes their ambiguity is intentional.
What would you think if the CEO of your organization announced This statement:
"Our vision is to be Number 1!"
One could interpret this statement in several ways. For example, one could think that:
- Being #1 could mean "to posses the largest market share." If that is the case, you need to work through the definition of core market and adjacent markets. If you sell into numerous markets, this becomes a very fuzzy mandate.
- Being #1 could be a ranking on a list. The phone maker Nokia is ranked as the #1 most-trusted brand in many countries, but that trust has not created business advantage (in February 2011, its business difficulties drove it into the arms of Microsoft).
- Being #1 could mean short term profitability in an industry group. This could be achieved by massive cost-cutting of R&D, but might destroy the ability to innovate with new products. That might not be good for long-term performance.
- Being #1 could be trying to inspire people. Perhaps the CEO did not intend to make this a strategic initiative that would strategy that will require resources.
Let's assume this goal to "be #1" really is a strategic initiative and you are assigned to lead the project. Your top priorities should be to recognize ambiguity, clarify the metrics and develop sensible action plans.
Balancing the Polarities
Many people like things "black and white, with no shades of gray." These are the people who will often struggle the most when in an ambiguous situation. So, your job is balancing two polarities: The first is an attitude that is tolerant, accepting, and patient. Leaders realize that they can't let a rush to closure force them into a bad decision.
"The creative person is willing to live with ambiguity. He doesn't need problems solved immediately and can afford to wait for the right ideas. ~ Abe Tannenbaum
The second polarity is active resolution of tensions. It is important for the leader to step up with some structure and direction.
The leader starts the process of asking questions and encourages other to probe into the unknown and the assumptions.
The goal: a flexible plan that sets a direction but is open to new learnings.
But how is this balance practiced?
It might take some confident statements such as,
- "The company has selected you to join this team because you are smart and have performed well in the past. If we trust each other, we will get this figured out."
- "Although we just starting our planning, I'm confident that when we're done we will have a detailed roadmap for implementing this initiative. We have a lot of questions, and we will learn the answers to those questions."
- "A lot of smart people have worked hard on strategy formulation. Let's resolve ourselves to doing a good job, and that includes managing the threats and the opportunities."
Someone once quipped, "Give me ambiguity or give me something else." How do you fight with ambiguity?
Greg Githens helps organizations turn vision into results
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Hubby's Quiche
LOL Be thankful hun. You could have my husband. You know what his idea of "mild" peppers are? Ghost peppers!!!! I made him homemade sauce, and he eats it on everything. I have no idea how he can even taste food anymore.
He isn't a huge fan of quiche either.
We are lucky that we have a semi famous pastry shop not far from us, and our boss will stop and get a quiche about once a month.
Soooo good!!!
Yours looks really good!!!!!
Now I'm hungry!
A big thank you, mblahniklover!
I have been wondering for the last 2 hours what I had planned to do for supper tonight... And guess what?, I was supposed to do a quiche! lol
I can now get to work on it. Well, in 30 minutes.
Thanks again.
Now I'll go read your recipe.
EDIT: Oh!!! I don't have the meat to put in the quiche! Yargh I forgot...edit on 3-12-2013 by NowanKenubi because: (no reason given)
WOW that looks good!!!! I love it but the hubby doesn't so I never bother...but now I'm gonna, I'll just eat it myself
Thanks for sharing
The first picture (the big thick slice) looks unbelievably delicious. Strangely, I've only had quiche a handful of times. Eating some good quiche soon has now become a priority. When I have time, I may even try your recipe.
To those commenting about hot stuff, I love jalapenos and even habaneros, but the Bhut joloki ghost peppers are just too damn hot.
Quiche.....love it...thats bit too hot for us....my hubby hates hot
But I may try it with green peppers next week....
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CASA kicks off Duck-O-Ration tourBy Joel Hall firstname.lastname@example.com As the day of the Clayton County CASA 11th Annual Darlin' Duck Derby draws near, area businesses have unveiled their entries in the 2009 Duck-O-Ration Contest. For the next few weeks, uniquely decorated, rubber ducks will make their way to businesses around the county, creating a buzz for the derby, which raises money for CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) and, ultimately, the prevention of child abuse. This year's derby will take place on Saturday, Sept. 26, on the grounds of the Historic Clayton County Courthouse, at 121 South McDonough Street in Jonesboro. During the race, thousands of sponsored rubber ducks will vie for a top position at the bottom of a long water slide, with cash prizes and other spoils going to the winning water fowl. In anticipation of the Duck Derby, two dozen businesses have sponsored one-of-a-kind duck dioramas to represent their businesses in the Duck-O-Ration Contest. Up until the race, the humorous displays will tour local businesses, and people will have a chance to vote on their favorite display, as well as purchase their own ducks to compete on the day of the race. Clayton County CASA Director Gerald Bostock oversees 200 CASA volunteers, who serve as the eyes and ears of judges presiding over child-abuse and deprivation cases. He said the Duck-O-Ration Contest provides a light and humorous way to raise awareness and funds for a serious cause. "A lot of people don't want to talk about it [child abuse], but [the Duck-O-Ration Contest] serves as kind of an ice breaker," he said. "Ducks may look peaceful on the surface, but below, they are paddling like hell to survive. That's like some of our kids in the foster system ... they don't choose to be in the system." The Duck-O-Ration Contest "allows for the community awareness piece, but it also allows us to laugh, while trying to educate the public," he added. The contest entries made their public debut during "Soup & Quackers," the annual kick-off celebration, which took place on Thursday at Carrabba's Italian Grill in Morrow. The entries include: a sophisticated duck having a pasta dinner for one; a duck behind a cash register, proclaiming, "Wadd'll ya have!" while wearing a server's uniform from The Varsity; a gardener tending to a patch of miniature 'Cabbage Patch' ducks; and several others. From Aug. 31 to Sept. 3, the ducks will be displayed at One Rose Florist in Jonesboro. Subsequently, they will be on display at Heritage Bank in Jonesboro (Sept. 4-8), Heritage Cadillac Saab in Morrow (Sept. 9-12), the Clayton State University Library (Sept. 13-17), and two yet-to-be-determined locations, according to CASA organizers. Sabrina Crawford, co-owner of Heritage Cadillac Saab, also serves as chairman of Friends of Clayton County CASA, an advisory board that raises money for, and brings awareness to, CASA. She said, as of this week, volunteers have sold just over 1,000 ducks to be a part of the Duck Derby. She believes the Duck-O-Ration Contest will help bring CASA closer to its goal of selling 4,000 tickets this year. "The most important thing for us is to bring awareness [to CASA]," Crawford said. "I think [the Duck-O-Ration Contest is] better this year than ever. This year, there seems to be a lot more creativity. There is a lot more detail. Even with the economy, we're doing a good job with duck sales and sponsorship, because everybody knows what an important event it is." For more information, call (770) 477-3268, or visit www.ducksrcoming.com.
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Hyman Viener
Fact Sheet #4, September 1996
EPA Issues Action Memorandum
In July 1996, EPA issued a document called an Action Memorandum for the Hyman- Viener Site. The Action Memorandum provides EPA with additional funds to perform removal actions on the portion of the site formerly used by Hyman-Viener and Sons for lead smelting operations. This money is allocated for clean-up actions on the facility property, not for the residential clean-up program .
In the Action Memorandum, EPA outlined the three goals of the removal action for the Hyman-Viener Site. These goals are:
- removing or covering contaminated soils on the site property to reduce direct contact, inhalation, or ingestion threats posed by lead contamination
- creating a storm water management system to eliminate the spread of lead- contaminated ground and surface waters
- dismantling and disposing off site the former lead smelting facility building.
Upcoming Clean-up Work at the Hyman-Viener Facility
To achieve the goals outlined in the Action Memorandum, EPA plans to conduct additional removal activities. The following paragraphs summarize the specific activities that EPA will perform at the Hyman-Viener facility.
Construct a Protective Cap
Hyman Viener and Sons used a large area of the site as a waste disposal area, similar to an unlined landfill. To prevent the contaminated soils in this area from moving off site and to prevent people from coming into contact with these soils, EPA will construct a protective cap over the former facility area. The cap also will help stop surface water from leaking into the disposal area and spreading the contamination. A cap generally is a layer of material, such as a synthetic cover, placed over a contaminated area to prevent water from entering the ground. Caps also prevent humans or animals from coming in contact with contamination. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will be designing and constructing the cap.
Soil Excavation
During previous sampling events, EPA found high levels of lead contamination in the soils around the waste disposal area at the facility. To address this contamination, EPA will excavate, treat, and/or dispose of the soils. The remaining soil will be covered with clean fill, gravel, or other cover materials. The cover will help to eliminate the potential for contact with the contamination.
Construct a Storm Water Management System
Water that collects at the site could enter the soil and spread the contamination. To prevent this from happening, EPA will construct a storm water management system. The system will direct storm water away from the site and prevent water from entering the soil that is contaminated.
EPA previously constructed a pond on site to prevent storm water runoff. However, to build the cap, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers must fill in the pond. An alternate storm water management system will be developed to direct storm water away from the site.
Demolish the Former Lead Smelting Facility
Sampling at the site showed that the former lead smelting facility was heavily contaminated. EPA determined that the contamination was so extensive that the building could not be decontaminated effectively. To address the contamination, EPA plans to dismantle the entire building. During the dismantling of the facility,, all remaining metal beams will be decontaminated. EPA will dispose of the remaining facility materials, primarily mortar and bricks that cannot be decontaminated adequately, off site. By demolishing the building, EPA hopes to reduce significantly the contamination at the site.
Install Monitoring Wells
EPA will install several new ground water monitoring wells to monitor ground water flow and the integrity of the cap. Samples taken from the monitoring wells will help EPA monitor the direction the ground water flow or will show the levels of contamination present in the ground water.
What Happens Next?
In the coming months, EPA and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will develop design plans for all of the activities described above. Design plans are similar to blueprints. They describe in detail all the activities that EPA must conduct to complete the cleanup at the site. As soon as the residential cleanups are completed, EPA will begin work on the demolition and excavation projects at the site. EPA anticipates completing the design of the cap by the spring of 1997 and plans construction to begin by the fall of 1997.
Update on Residential Cleanups
EPA has completed the cleanup of 81 homes contaminated with lead from the Hyman- Viener Site. The home clean-up program began in June 1995. By the end of 1996, EPA will complete the program for approximately 98 percent of the homes targeted for cleanup.
Last year, EPA identified approximately 100 homes needing cleanup near the Hyman-Viener Site. To determine eligibility for the clean-up program, EPA sampled the soil and household dust from homes in the Fulton Hill and Marion Hill areas of Richmond. EPA then used information about the levels of lead in the soil and dust, whether the homes had lead paint, and whether children lived in the homes to determine which homes EPA needed to clean.
Updating the Community
EPA will hold a public meeting regarding the clean-up work at the facility. Public meetings offer a forum for the community to learn about the site, to express their concerns, and to ask questions related to the site and site clean-up activities.
Site History
Prior to 1940, property owners used the site to manufacture clay bricks. Hyman-Viener and Sons purchased the property in 1940 and converted it to a lead foundry. In 1941, Hyman-Viener began lead smelting operations using a coke furnace which produced a lead waste. Hyman-Viener used the waste to fill in holes on site dug by the former owner.
In the late 1950s, Hyman-Viener replaced the coke furnace with a furnace that used natural gas. This furnace generated a flue-dust waste. For approximately ten years, Hyman-Viener used no controls on the lead dust coming from the furnace stacks. In the late 1960s, Hyman-Viener installed baghouses to trap the dust. The company stored the dust in bags on site until workers recycled the dust through the furnace. In 1983, Hyman-Viener stopped operations at the plant.
In 1984, Hyman-Viener shipped reusable lead material and most of the salvageable equipment to another smelter. In February 1985, the company collected 130 soil samples at the site. Analysis of the soil samples revealed lead levels ranging from 1 ppm to 155 ppm.
To verify the sampling results collected by Hyman-Viener, EPA sampled the soil at the site in 1993. EPA detected lead contamination levels as high as 200,000 ppm. Because of these high lead levels in and around the facility and the close proximity of residences, EPA began removal actions at the site in October 1993.
Community Interviews
To gain a better understanding of community concerns and needs regarding the Hyman-Viener Site, EPA will conduct interviews during the week of October 7, 1996 with members of the community. EPA depends upon community input to address concerns quickly and accurately. EPA will use information from the community interviews to help develop the Hyman-Viener Site Community Relations Plan. The Community Relations Plan discusses the site history, EPA activities at the site, and an overview of the communityÕs involvement and concerns. The Community Relations Plan also details EPAÕs community relations goals and the activities EPA will conduct at the site to achieve these goals.
If you would like to participate in the community interviews, please complete the form below and mail it to Felicia Dailey at: U.S. EPA (3HW43), 1650 Arch St, Philadelphia, PA 19103-2029. Please respond to EPA by October 1, 1996. You also can reach Felicia by calling the EPA Superfund Hotline: 1-800-553-2509.
For More Information...
If you would like more information about the Hyman-Viener Site, please contact the EPA officials listed below:
Felicia Dailey
Community Involvement Coordinator
1650 Arch St
Philadelphia, PA 19103-2029
1-800-553-2509 or 215-814-5524 (please note the change of telephone number)
Chris Wagner
On-scene Coordinator
5300 Hatcher Avenue
Richmond, VA 23231


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Everest Base Camp Trek: Team Enjoys Great Views and Explores Everest Base Camp
Posted by: Elias de Andres Martos | November 12, 2013
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Elevation: 17,575'
Namaste from Gorak Shep.
Happy to post that the team's objective of taking time lapse pictures of the Milky Way spinning over and around the tallest mountain of the world has been accomplished!
Despite the frigid cold and with permission from the ever watching sentinels of Pumori and Nupse, we biouvaked last night at 5,400m on the side hills of Kala Patar. Looking right at the summit pyramid of Everest, we had the clearest evening one can imagine; a crisp sky would merge without interruptions with the sharp, silky white silhouette of the mountain ridges while being lit by a perfect moon.
Half way through the night, we'd experience once more why we westerners owe so much to the local people of the himalaya; our Sherpa Nawang would meet us bring up a 2l thermos of tea as we were experiencing the frost accumulating over our sleeping bags and camera equipment.
Today, with the memories of an spectacular night, we payed a visit to the Khumbu Glacier's morraine where the Base Camp for Everest is set during the climbing season.
We are now enjoying dinner at our lodge, with our minds set in our descent that starts tomorrow. Our first stop will be Dingboche to enjoy again astonishing views of the N. Face of Ama Dablam.
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A recently opened store at a shopping mall in Greeley, Colo. called Kids N Teen was doing just that. Alongside stuffed animal backpacks and cutesy sweater sets aimed at the under-10 set, there were leopard thong underwear that on one concerned mom's cell phone camera looked like they were split down the crotch.
The mother spoke out in an interview, calling the store to task for trying to sell its decidedly pre-pubescent customers on something so squarely sexual.
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"There is one purpose for an item of that nature, and that is not something we want to encourage in our young girls."
After complaints from mall management, the store owner took the panties off the shelves, but defended the stores decision to display the panties by saying that some of its merchandise is aimed at teenagers. Teenagers who need to pick up SpongeBob lunch bags for their little brothers, apparently.


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