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A new scientific frontier, solar flares can cause extreme damage on earth
HAMPTON ROADS, Va. – (Fall 2007) – While "solar" news of late has turned to sunscreens and UV protection, important research that could protect the earth from future solar flares is ratcheting up a notch right here in South Hampton Roads.
Working with students, Tidewater Community College science professor Iain McKaig – a published expert in solar prominences – has begun an applied research initiative in solar physics. Widely regarded as the new scientific frontier, the study of "solar flares" – especially predicting their occurrence and severity – under girds McKaig's project.
The initiative – Student Applied Research Facility in Active Solar Regions (SARFASR), developed by McKaig – sets research assistants to work observing and documenting solar activities, followed by analysis and mathematical modeling. McKaig has selected student researchers from the STEM Pioneer Project, in concert with STEM project director Susan Fincke. STEM, funded by the National Science Foundation, supports female students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics baccalaureate-transfer programs. NSF has acknowledged community colleges as a source of academic talent and encourages research opportunities for students.
Further engaging TCC students, SARFASR will involve Elements of Astronomy, Astronomy I and II classes on the college's four campuses – approximately 150 students each semester. The STEM research assistants will explain their activities to the classes and ask for student help, including data collection, analysis, observation and documentation. Students will use telescopes in TCC's new observatory – part of the new science facility at the Virginia Beach Campus – cameras and spectrometers to observe the sun and monitor magnetic flux. The SARFASR team will also maintain a website to chronicle their images and findings.
According to McKaig, who earned his Ph.D. by mathematically modeling the formation of magnetic field lines that support solar prominences, the study of solar flares has immediate applications. He cites massive solar flares in 2003 that threatened – and destroyed some – communications and scientific satellites, endangered astronauts on the International Space Station, forced re-routing of airliners to lower altitudes to avoid radiation and worldwide monitoring of electrical grids for surges.
"Little is known about the actual birth of these magnificent formations; our work on predicting violent eruptions has far-reaching implications," says McKaig. "Our students will gain significant experience, with chances to be published in peer-reviewed journals, while contributing to critical scientific research." Student training begins this summer, with classes joining in and reports generated during each semester for presentation and publishing opportunities.
Tidewater Community College - the largest provider of higher education and Workforce Solutions services in Hampton Roads - enrolls over 38,000 students annually, the second largest undergraduate student body in Virginia. The 35th largest community college in the nation, TCC is among the 20 fastest-growing large two-year institutions in the United States. Founded in 1968 as a part of the Virginia Community College System, the college serves the South Hampton Roads region with campuses in Chesapeake, Norfolk, Portsmouth and Virginia Beach as well as the TCC Jeanne and George Roper Performing Arts Center in the theater district in downtown Norfolk, the Visual Arts Center in Olde Towne Portsmouth and a regional Advanced Technology Center in Virginia Beach. Forty-six percent of the region's residents attending a college or university in Virginia last fall were enrolled at TCC. For more information,
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Mawoito Got christmas gift from the students in USA
Yesterday 13/Dec/2009 when Tonny Mulambe the Local Representative of mawoito village broke the news to the multitude of children and some widows who gathered at their home office that we needed to have a free malaria Christmas, as this is the killer disease in our country.
I was invited to officiate in the handing over the gift that Ginger donated. I want to thank the tireless effort that Ginger has put in not only in Mawoito but also in many villages.
We gave out 120 mosquito nets and two beds, four mattresses, table and four blankets to the widowed family and they also got a goat to help the family to educate the children.
I would also want to thank Tonny the LR for the initiative that he put in and to keep up with the good spirit.
Not forgetting the students who heard the story of Mawoito and decided to give all that they have help their co-friends in Uganda.
We want to thank a group of children from the USA through Ginger that donated 120 mosquito nets to children in Mawoito village, Uganda. This was a very good initiative that was championed by Ginger, We would like to thank Ginger for her campaigns towards this noble cause. We now have more 150 children that would also need mosquito nets since this was the first time for this community to obtain mosquito nets.
Thank you all for your prayers.
Wow, this is amazing. You guys just continue to do great things in this area. If everyone felt they way you do and really put their money where their mouths are there would never be malaria or any other disease anywhere. casino en ligne

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With states across the country facing record budget shortfalls, and Republican leadership vowing to cut off even more aid, now would be the time for responsible leaders to focus first and foremost on tackling the difficult economic issues of the day. Of course, Arizona state Senator and Senate President-elect Russell Pearce is hardly a responsible leader.
The architect of Arizona's SB 1070 and minion of the private prison industry, Pearce has vowed to continue his immigration campaign to repeal the part of the 14th Amendment that grants birthright citizenship as his singular legislative priority. This is despite the fact that during his campaign he pledged that boosting Arizona's flatlined economy would be his number one priority.
Pearce doesn't have the universal support of other Arizona Republicans, many of whom fear that boosting the economy will take a backseat to Pearce's personal agenda. Pearce had pledged to those immigration-weary Republicans to wait until 2012 to push for a 14th Amendment bill but has now backtracked saying simply that he won't sponsor anything this legislative session, but will make sure that any bill that is sponsored gets passed.
According to reports, there is good reason to think that Pearce already has legislation in the works. He is apparently teaming up with Kris Kobach of the Immigration Reform Law Institute (IRLI), the legal arm of the anti-immigration Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) to draft a repeal of birthright citizenship.
Of course, Pearce and his cohorts know that any 14th Amendment legislation they pass will face immediate legal challenge. And that's the point. They are less interested in drafting good law for Arizona and more interested in creating a showdown in federal court over immigration policy.
Sounds like a good use of taxpayer time and money, especially during an economic crisis, huh?
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Lydia S.: YOU are an illegal alien! Procede to leave the country immediately!
He is doing nothing to contribute to a rational conversation. He is promoting a versation-that is one where only one opinion triumphs. Why else would he be race baiting? Everyone can see right though his weak argument. I have said this before, we have two governments here. One who is forced to deal with an issue that is not really theirs in the first place. If the Mexican government were required to pay for their citizens incursions and law breaking, it would stop this whole vicious cycle in its tracks. Ooooops! is right-they should be paying for this. The people of Arizona would have a surplus budget with a strong economy. Hundreds of millions of dollars are drained from the state and Federal government fighting illegal immigration, gun running and drug smuggling. I want the United States to send a diplomatic cable demanding that the Mexican Government pay for these incursions. If not now-then when. It is their people who are breaking the law and tearing about society. One who hold the view that we should help and the other which is fiscally conscious realest. The way to solve this problem is send the Mexican government the bill. They will have their fedral police patrolling the boarders to insure there is not illegal imigration. Do you mean to suggest that the Mexican government is oblivious to the fact that these people are entering the United States illegally-either way-send them the bill and make them pay for it. Problem solved. Next@!
I was just reading over some of the comments here and a thought came to mind...this country, The United States of America, was began by people who were not originally from here. The only true Native Americans are the Indians that inhabited this land before it was the USA. And, therefore, this country was built on people coming here for a new beginning, a fresh start, for more opportunities for them and their family. This country has always welcomed those from foreign lands that come in peace. That's part of what makes this country so great. I truly believe our Forfathers would want us to continue this legacy and treat everyone with equality and with open arms as long as they mean no harm.
thanx for article
Evelyn J: Based on your comment, I have to assume you're an idiot. You want to say my friend was driving illegally without car insurance (which she DID have, btw) while totally ignoring the fact that the asshole responsible for the accident wasn't even in the country legally?? If you want to pay for these morons, do it with charity from your paycheck, not my tax dollars. I don't think Americans should have to rely on their insurance because the illegals don't have any.
Crazy Kathy, it's called car insurance. Or was your friend illegally driving without? Addicts and the poor often lie about having health insurance when trying to get medical care as well. Tells you something about the system when that works so often.
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interesting ... just wondering will it stop ... crazy world we live in!
Sounds a terrible place. It should be closed down now.
systemic racism exists in all stratas of society so we have to try our best to combat it.
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Received Nov. 30
Dear Mr. Donald MacDonald,
History has shown that we need the right to keep and bear arms individually and as a state to protect life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Before and during the American Revolution, King George, with the aid of his soldiers, confiscated guns to prevent the general population from opposing an imposing government. The founding fathers remembered this and added the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. By slowly dismantling our Constitution with half-truths, we leave ourselves more vulnerable to threats both foreign and domestic. By blaming guns for our social ills, we miss the mark.
Change the minds of the people who want to harm us and we will give up our weapons voluntarily. How are we safer from those who choose to use guns against us by getting rid of our own guns? How does that make and keep us a "Free State?" Millions died in Russia and China because of overbearing governments and unarmed masses. Jews were herded like cattle to their deaths because they were unarmed. A man shot up a theater in Colorado because he lost his sense of humanity and chose to use a gun. Do not be fooled into thinking that the Second Amendment is no longer relevant or that guns are more of a nuisance than a tool. When history is ignored, it's doomed to be repeated. Let America be a "Free State" now and forever. Leave the guns alone. (Word count: 242)
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Despite Hot Bats, Patriots Drop Home-Opener To Shakamak, 12-8
Owen Valley came out on the losing end of a slugging contest Saturday afternoon at Patriot Field, falling 12-8 to visiting top-ranked Class A Shakamak.
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Bristol Fall To Narrow Opening Day Defeat
Cornish Pirates 23 - 21 Bristol Rugby
Bristol Rugby fell to an agonizing opening day defeat at the hands of Cornish Pirates on Sunday.
Andy Robinson's men went down 23-21 at Sandy Park, although Adrian Jarvis had the chance to level it up with the last kick of the game – a conversion from the touchline.
In an attritional affair, James Merriman and Luke Eves grabbed tries for Bristol, but it wasn't enough to prevent a loss to a spirited Pirates outfit.
Bristol started brightly and, after James Hall had come within inches of burrowing over, Jarvis broke the deadlock with a simple penalty goal.
But it was Cornish Pirates who scored the opening try when James Sandford muscled his way across the whitewash from close range. Keiran Hallett slotted the extras to move his side into a 7-3 lead.
The former Plymouth Albion fly half added a penalty goal moments later, although Pirates were reduced to fourteen men on the half hour mark when Rob Elloway saw yellow for killing possession.
Jarvis and Hallett traded penalties in quick succession, before Ryan Edwards almost went over in the corner, only to be thwarted by a fine cover tackle.
With the man advantage, Andy Robinson's men enjoyed a spell of pressure but – despite Amesbury making a dangerous break - couldn't find a way through a stubborn red and black defence.
Jarvis did reduce arrears with a three-pointer, but Hallett's penalty goal on the stroke of half-time ensured the Pirates went in leading 16-9 at the half-time break.
The introduction of Jason Hobson and Ruki Tipuna after the interval gave Bristol some much-needed impetus and, ten minutes into the second period, James Merriman leveled proceedings as Bristol pushed forward in numbers.
The flanker scrambled through several challenges to dab down for a converted try, which was awarded following a lengthy TMO review.
In a scrappy encounter, James Tincknell's solo finish gave Pirates a seven-point lead with less than a quarter of an hour remaining. The winger accelerated through the midfield to fly in under the posts for a converted touchdown.
Luke Eves' last-gasp try in the corner set up an exciting finale, but Jarvis saw his conversion attempt fade wide, condemning Andy Robinson's men to a narrow opening day reverse.
Cornish Pirates:
Craig Holland, James Tincknell, Tom Riley, Rheon James, Matt Evans Keiran Hallett, Gavin Cattle (capt), Laurie McGlone, Joe Conlon, Chris Morgan Darren Barry, James Sandford, Ben Prescott, Rob Elloway, Alan Paver.
Replacements: Aaron Carpenter (for Laurie McGlone, 74 mins), Jack Andrew (for Alan Paver, 67 mins), Gary Johnson (for James Sandford, 61 mins), Matt Bolwell, Tom Kessell (for Matt Evans, 56 mins), Angus Sinclair, Junior Fatialofa.
Bristol Rugby:
Adam D'Arcy; Charlie Amesbury, Andy Short, Luke Eves, Ryan Edwards; Adrian Jarvis, James Grindal (c); Kyle Traynor, Rhys Lawrence, James Hall Ben Skirving, Mark Sorenson; Nick Koster, James Merriman, Marco Mama.
Replacements: Ollie Hayes (for Rhys Lawrence, 67 mins), Jason Hobson (for James Hall, 40 mins), Glen Townson (for Nick Koster, 77 mins), Redford Pennycook (for James Merriman, 69 mins), Ruki Tipuna (for James Grindal, 45 mins), Tristan Roberts, Fautua Otto (for Andy Short, 69 mins).
Referee: David Rose
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Duchenne muscular dystrophy is characterized by progressive muscle weakness, and a noticeable loss of muscle tissue.
What are the risk factors for Duchenne muscular dystrophy?
Inherited or spontaneously mutated genes.
What causes Duchenne muscular dystrophy?
Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) is an X-linked recessive disorder, meaning that it affects boys and is inherited from the mother. Two-thirds of cases have a positive family history, whereas one third have no family history and are due to spontaneous mutations.
Duchenne muscular dystrophy is caused by a loss-of-function DNA mutation leading to defects in normal dystrophin protein that is essential to muscle stability and growth.
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At Tampa Bay Lighting development camp, a familiar face is on the ice for the third consecutive summer. Carter Ashton, the 29th pick in the 2009 Entry Draft, looks to be another young piece of the puzzle being assembled by the club in a quest to bring the Stanley Cup back to Florida.
"Obviously I'd have to prove myself," Ashton told NHL.com. "But that's my goal, just to be in the NHL this season."
Although Ashton has not made his mark on the NHL just yet, his opportunity seems close. He had 33 goals and 71 points in 62 Western Hockey League games last season with the Regina Pats and Tri-City Americans. He also had 3 points in seven games for Canada at the 2011 World Junior Championship.
This year's development camp affords an opportunity for prospects like Ashton to prove themselves against their peers -- with management and coaches watching.
"I think just kind of go out there and be positive and learn as much as you can in the opportunity we have," Ashton said. "We obviously have a couple skates and a couple of scrimmages to prove yourself."
Ashton said the Lighting have put together some off-ice activities in an attempt to bring the prospects together while also letting them learn more about the area. A trip to the beach was rained out, but a trip to a baseball game was planned as a part of the week's events.
"It's good to get some activities like that going and you see the city a little bit," said Ashton
The son of 15-year NHL veteran Brent Ashton, Carter has seen some time in the AHL the past two seasons -- 11 games with the Norfolk Admirals during the 2009-10 season, and two playoff games with Norfolk this past spring. He has 1 goal in 13 games.
"That was huge. When you get a chance to step up to the next level and get a feel for what it's like, it helps a lot," Ashton said of his AHL stints. "In junior I was obviously one of the oldest guys in the league and going to the AHL level, the game is a lot faster, a lot stronger."
If Ashton doesn't stick with the Lightning, he could start the season in Norfolk. Ashton said nothing has been discussed yet in regard to where he will start -- he also could be sent back to the WHL as an overage player -- but Ashton said he's looking forward to making his case for an NHL spot at training camp in September.
"Everyone's goal here is to just play at the NHL level," Ashton said. "I feel like I have to learn some things in the process, but I'm ready to prove myself."


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Work on Wal-Mart supercenter set to begin in Beaver County
After a court battle over eminent domain and intervention by a state senator, Wal-Mart is ready to break ground on a Beaver County store that has been in the works for six years, officials said.
This month, Bentonville, Ark.-based Wal-Mart Stores Inc. will begin work on the supercenter, which includes a grocery, behind the Northern Lights Shopping Center off Route 65 in rural Economy, borough officials said. Construction should take about nine months.
"It has to employ people, it has to bring money in and somewhat raise the standard of living. … I don't see how it can't," council President Larry Googins said.
The 154,567-square-foot store will cost $9 million to $10 million, construction bid solicitations state.
Wal-Mart did not return calls for comment.
Court challenges and acquiring easements and a highway occupancy permit have held up the project, Mayor David Poling said.
Northern Lights, the biggest commercial development in Economy, opened in 1962.
The 609,405-square-foot shopping center has struggled since the decline of the steel industry took jobs and disposable income with it.
"It's kind of like a ghost town down there now," Poling said.
Northern Lights will benefit from Wal-Mart's traffic, despite being at the center of legal proceedings that could have blocked the retail giant from coming to the borough, he said.
In 2007, the borough filed intent to take a strip of land through the middle of Northern Lights for an access road for Wal-Mart.
That set off a court challenge by shopping center owner PZ Northern Limited Partnership, and Giant Eagle, the center's largest tenant. They argued that the borough improperly was taking the land, harming their businesses.
Economy won the case in Beaver County Common Pleas Court, and a Commonwealth Court decision upheld the ruling in 2009.
In 2009, the state Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal. PZ officials did not return calls for comment.
The borough applied for a highway occupancy permit in November 2011, but after talks with PennDOT stalled, Poling contacted state Sen. Elder Vogel, R-New Sewickley, who set up an emergency meeting with PennDOT engineers.
Economy received the permit in August, borough Secretary Sue Blum said.
The price to build the access road is undetermined because bids are out, but Wal-Mart will reimburse Economy for the work, Poling said.
The 230-acre parcel behind Northern Lights where the store will sit is owned by the estate of Erwin S. Boal, and its sale is under contract with East Coast Development Co., Poling said.
Tory N. Parrish is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. She can be reached at 412-380-5662 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Coping with pet loss || Grief and pet loss ||
Pet loss and grieving
A loved one is
never truly gone until they are forgotten,
...to live in the hearts of those left behind is to live forever!
We suffered a horrible loss of Izzy on 11-11-11. Izzy was almost 7. She
was a very funny girl!! We lost her brother "Mr. Duke a year and some
earlier, and she helped us carry thru.
We then got two more wonderful Danes (Shrek and Zsa-Zsa) for her to be the
pack leader of. Izzy was all about rules and no strange noises were
tolerated by her, lol!! She kept the others in line, as well as me because I
would make weird noises and she would bark until i stopped! She was very
playful, even in the end when wobblers took over her body. She was very
brave!! She loved going for walks and rides. She went crazy for dog bisciuts!!!!
She got to where you could hear her say biscuit!! She was always glad to see
us and her aunt Gwyn.
I don't know if dogs go to heaven or not, but Izzy and Mr. Duke are in my
soul, so if i go to heaven, then so do they! We miss you both and hope you
are together again, playing...love mom and daddy
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Course Descriptions
MF702: Fundamentals of Finance
This course covers such topics as: financial markets (bonds, stocks, derivative securities, forward and futures contracts, exchanges, market indexes, and margins); interest rates, present value, yields, term structure of interest rates, duration and immunization of bonds, risk preferences, asset valuation, Arrow-Debreu securities, complete and incomplete markets, pricing by arbitrage, the first and the second fundamental theorems of Finance, option pricing on event trees, risk and return (Sharpe ratios, the risk-premium puzzle), the Capital Asset Pricing Model, the Black-Litterman Model, and Value-at-Risk.
MF703: C++ Programming for Mathematical Finance
In-depth discussion of object-oriented programming with C++ for mathematical finance. Topics include built-in-types, control structure, classes, constructors, destructors, function overloading, operator functions, friend functions, inheritance, and polymorphism with dynamic binding. Case study: finite differences solutions for the basic models of financial derivatives; design and development of modular, scalable, and maintainable software for modeling financial derivatives. Laboratory course.
MF728: Fixed Income Securities
The course provides an introduction to the valuation of fixed income securities, the management and hedging of fixed income portfolios and the valuation and usage of fixed income derivatives. Some of the contracts analyzed in the course include pure discount bonds, coupon bonds, callable bonds, floating rate notes, interest rate swaps, caps, floors, swaptions, inflation-indexed bonds, and convertible bonds. The course covers topics such as basic theoretical and empirical term structure concepts, short rate modeling, the Heath-Jarrow-Morton methodology and market models.
MF730: Portfolio Theory
A concise introduction to recent results on optimal dynamic consumption-investment problems is provided. Lectures will cover standard mean-variance theory, dynamic asset allocation, asset-liability management, and life cycle finance. The main focus of this course is to present a financial engineering approach to dynamic asset allocation problems of institutional investors such as pension funds, mutual funds, hedge funds, and sovereign wealth funds. Numerical methods for implementation of asset allocation models will also be presented. The course also focuses on empirical features and practical implementation of dynamic portfolio problems.
MF731: Corporate Risk Management
This course provides an introduction to modern methods of risk management. Lectures cover risk metrics, measurement and estimation of extreme risks, management and control of risk exposures, and monitoring of risk positions. The impact of risk management tools, such as derivative securities, will be examined. Issues pertaining to the efficiency of communication architectures within the firm will be discussed. Regulatory constraints and their impact on risk management will be assessed. The approach to the topic is quantitative. The course is ideal for students with strong quantitative backgrounds who are seeking to understand issues pertaining to risk management and to master modern methods and techniques of risk control.
MF770: Advanced Derivatives
This course provides a comprehensive and in-depth treatment of valuation methods for derivative securities. Extensive use is made of continuous time stochastic processes, stochastic calculus and martingale methods. The main topics to be addressed include (i) European option valuation, (ii) Exotic options, (iii) Multiasset options, (iv) Stochastic interest rate, (v) Stochastic volatility, (vi) American options and (vii) Numerical methods.. Additional topics may be covered depending on time constraints.
MF772: Credit Risk
This course covers asset pricing models (preferences, utility functions, risk aversion, basic consumption model, the mean-variance frontier, factor models, and robust preferences); and options pricing and risk management (arbitrage pricing in a complete market, delta-hedging, risk measure, and value-at-Risk).
MF792: Stochastic Methods of Mathematical Finance I
This course provides the necessary background for using the general tools of stochastic calculus in the domain of mathematical finance. The topics include: information structures and financial markets (sample spaces, event trees, σ-algebras, and partitions), random variables and random processes, expected values and conditional expected values, probability distributions and change of measure, convergence of random variables, martingales and convergence of martingales, and the Brownian motion process.
MF793: Statistical Methods of Mathematical Finance
This course provides an introduction to R and Exploratory Data Analysis, Time Series Analysis, Multivariate Data Analysis, and Elements of Extreme Value Theory. This course also covers an array of statistical techniques used for simulation, parameter estimation, and forecasting in Finance.
MF794: Stochastic Optimal Control and Investment
Classical problems for optimal control (Merton's problem, etc.), the Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman equation, the connection between asset pricing and free-boundary problems for PDEs, optimal exercise of American-style derivatives, optimal investment decisions, valuation of real options, policy intervention, Pontryagin's principle of maximum, and applications to some macroeconomic models.
MF795: Stochastic Methods of Mathematical Finance II
This course focuses on developing the necessary tools from stochastic calculus to be applied in the mathematical theory of finance. Topics include: stochastic integration, equivalent changes of probability, fundamental theorems of finance, stochastic differential equations, pricing and hedging of contingent claims, short-rate models, introduction to American options, and changes of numeraire.
MF796: Computational Methods of Mathematical Finance
This course develops algorithmic and numerical schemes that are used in practice for pricing and hedging financial derivative products. Focus is given on Monte-Carlo simulation methods (generation of random variables, exact simulation of stochastic processes, discretization schemes for pricing and hedging of contingent claims, variance reduction techniques, and estimation of sensitivities with respect to model parameters), model calibration to market data, and estimation of model parameters.


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Editorial: Fewer veterans but they still want to serve
For a unique person to symbolize this Veterans Day you could not go far wrong choosing Tammy Duckworth, who was elected to Congress Tuesday to represent Chicago's northwestern suburbs.
Ms. Duckworth will become the first female veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan to serve in Congress. She was a captain in the National Guard and a Blackhawk helicopter pilot when she was shot down in Iraq in 2004 after the aircraft was hit by an RPG. She lost both legs and the partial use of her right arm in the explosion and was awarded the Purple Heart for her combat injuries.
Ms. Duckworth continues to serve as a lieutenant colonel in the Illinois Army National Guard.
She is not unique serving in Congress after being badly wounded in wartime.
Sen. John McCain of Arizona was tortured by the North Vietnamese after breaking both legs and an arm. Sen. Max Cleland of Georgia lost both legs and his forearm to a grenade in Vietnam.
What is unique about Ms. Duckworth is simply that she's a veteran.
Once veterans dominated Congress; from the 1960s to the mid-1970s veterans comprised about three-quarters of the U.S. House, according to political science associate professor Jeremy Teigen of Ramapo College in New Jersey. He told the military newspaper Stars and Stripes that number is down to 25 percent and falling.
In fact, after World War II, it was hard for a nonveteran to get elected; military service was practically a prerequisite for political office.
But with the end of the draft, the advent of the all-volunteer army and the concept of a leaner military, the percentage of Americans who have served has fallen precipitously. Less than 1 percent of the population has served in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Veterans groups were hoping that this election would arrest a 32-year slide in the number of ex-military in Congress. It might have happened.
Some House vote counts are still incomplete that could add two more members, but The Associated Press says 16 veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan were elected Tuesday, nine of them first-time officeholders.
A drop in the number of veterans in Congress would be significant, said Seth McCormick Lynn, executive director of the Veterans' Campaign, a nonpartisan organization that teaches veterans of any political affiliation how to run for elected office.
"The lack of military experience in Congress has implications far beyond foreign policy and national defense," he said. "Veterans share a common bond that transcends party affiliation. Fewer veterans mean increasing polarization and partisanship."
Most of the congressional vets are Republicans, but anyone who expects them to march in lock-step on the issues is badly out of touch with our modern military. They are as opinionated and diverse as the democracy they chose to defend.
Veterans Day asks little of us other than we take a moment to observe the 11th minute of the 11th hour of the 11th month to mark the moment in 1918 when the armistice brought an end to the blood and carnage of World War I. Our nation's veterans gave and still give a whole lot more than that.
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Seanad Éireann Debate
Order of Business.
Can the Leader let us know when we can expect the debate on the report of the Ombudsman to be resumed? I welcome his decision to broaden the debate tomorrow to include the whole economy. I do so bec...
Developments in the EC—32nd-38th Reports: Motion (Resumed).
He can go on that programme tomorrow.
I am pleased to see the Minister in the House again. It is always nice to see my old neighbours. It seems to me that on the other side of the House we have a plentiful supply of television and radio...
He certainly seemed irritated by it.
There are seven EC reports to be discussed this afternoon. From the tone of the speeches so far it would appear that they were not read to a very great degree. Indeed, I must be honest and say that ...
Press Council: Motion.
Certainly. I am looking forward with interest to what Senator Cosgrave has to say.
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The Kennedy Legacy Walking Trail, located in the heart of the HyArts Cultural District, celebrates the significant role the Kennedy¹s played in shaping the history of Hyannis and Cape Cod. The 1.6 mile trail consists of 10 informational signs that are placed at key locations from Main Street to the harbor, finishing up at the JFK Memorial at Veteran¹s Beach Each stop provides a brief history of the site and its significance to the Kennedy¹s and their life on Cape Cod. Visitors along the trail can retrieve additional information by accessing the QR code or dialing the number on each sign. Follow the blue sail stencils on the sidewalks leading the way to each stop. Brochures and maps will be available at the JFK Museum on MainStreet, Hyannis
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These chemicals are dangerous for human health and serious threat for the environment so you must be very careful in the process of dissolving gold using them.
As we spoke earlier gold is noble metal which means that gold has resistance on corrosion and oxidation unlike other base metals.
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Mayor John Sorey will welcome guests at a soft opening ceremony at 11 a.m.
A grand opening will be held in September when donors are back in Naples to celebrate.
The new facility features a covered porch, vending machines, locker rooms, a pool slide, play structure and six lap lanes instead of the four offered at the community's old pool.
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Symantec Endpoint Vulnerable to Remote Information Disclosure?
I submitted a case to Symantec on Feb 11th. Has anyone tried to patch Tomcat on their server to fix this vulnerability?
Apache Tomcat Cookie Quote Handling Remote Information Disclosure
Bugtraq ID 27706
CVE CVE-2007-5333(Candidate)
Published Feb 09 2008
Last Update 02/09/2008 6:05:10 PM GMT
Remote Yes
Local No
Credibility Vendor Confirmed
Classification Input Validation Error
Ease Exploit Available
Apache Tomcat is prone to an information-disclosure vulnerability; fixes
are available.
Attackers can exploit this issue to access sensitive information that may
aid in further attacks.
Technical Description
Apache Tomcat is a Java-based webserver application for multiple
operating systems.
Apache Tomcat is prone to an information-disclosure vulnerability because
it fails to adequately sanitize user-supplied data.
Specifically, the application fails to properly handle cookie data
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Las Vegas, NV (KTNV) -- The Clark County coroner has identified the woman hit and killed Thursday night near Sahara and Durango.
59-year-old Quida Maria Gee of Las Vegas was jaywalking when she was hit, according to Las Vegas police.
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This was the 24th traffic-related fatality in Las Vegas so far this year.
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|Long, Neumann Earn Weekly Conference Honors
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Lenoir-Rhyne's Jimmy Long and Zach Neumann have been named the South Atlantic Conference Football Defensive and Special Teams Players Of The Week, respectively.
Long, a senior defensive lineman from Gainesville, Va., finished with nine tackles, two quarterback sacks and a forced fumble in L-R's 37-3 win over 16th-ranked Carson-Newman last Saturday in a league game at home.
L-R's first touchdown of the game, which proved to be the game-winner, was set up by a Long sack and forced fumble early in the second quarter.
Long helped lead a Lenoir-Rhyne defense which held Carson-Newman to just 155 yards of total offense including 90 on the ground.
The Eagles, which came into the contest ranked second in the nation in rushing (376.1 ypg) while averaging over 500 yards of offense and 40 points a game, were held to their lowest rushing total under the tenure of 34-year Head Coach Ken Sparks.
Currently, Long ranks fifth on the team in tackles with 49 to go along with 6.5 quarterback sacks, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery.
Neumann, a senior placekicker from Mechanicsville, Md., hit all three field goal attempts from over 40 yards in the second half including a career-long 47-yarder in the fourth quarter in the victory over the Eagles. Neumann also hit on all four point-after-attempts against Carson-Newman to finish with 13 points on the day.
Neumann, an all-conference and all-region selection last season, is 10-of-12 on field goal attempts and 32-of-34 on extra points this year. Neumann set the school record for points by a placekicker in a single season with 83 in 2012 is second on the team in scoring this year with 62 points.
Newberry's Corey Washington was named the South Atlantic Conference Football Offensive Player Of The Week today as well.
Lenoir-Rhyne (8-1) has won eight straight games and is off to its best start since ending the 1967 season with a record of 8-1. L-R hosts Alderson Broaddus (4-4), a first-year program, in a non-conference game this Saturday beginning at Noon as part of Senior Day. The Bears have also clinched at least a share of its third consecutive league title.
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WASHINGTON — Rep. Andy Harris has closed his district offices, furloughed his district staff and is preparing to donate his paycheck as a result of the government shutdown that began Tuesday.
The 1st Congressional District Republican is currently running his Washington office with two staff members. Congressional guidance for operations during a funding lapse says members may retain staff essential for activities related to legislation and protecting lives or property, according to Harris staff.
Harris posted an announcement on his website before the shutdown, letting constituents know staff members would not be allowed to report to work, check emails or respond to messages.
This will likely result in a delay in responses to your inquiries, the message reads.
The federal government partially shut down beginning at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday, the beginning of fiscal year 2014, after Congress failed to reach agreement on a stopgap spending bill. Republicans like Harris want to use the bill to defund or delay the 2010 Affordable Care Act. Democrats refuse to go along.
The truth is that Obamacare is a disaster that will cripple Maryland businesses and the Maryland economy, Harris said in a Saturday tweet.
In a Tuesday statement, Harris blamed the Senate and President Barack Obama for the shutdown. He said the House would act on a daily basis to restore temporary funds to parts of the government that were inappropriately shut down by the president, such as money for troops, veterans disability claims and national parks.
While the House waits for the Senate and president to agree to start the negotiations necessary to end the partial shutdown, the House will continue to attempt to end the special treatment of big businesses and members of Congress and their staff under Obamacare, Harris said.
While Democrats helped pass funding to pay members of the military, they are not expected to support the other measures because they believe the entire government should be funded.
Sen. Ben Cardin, D-Md., said during a Senate floor speech Tuesday that what he called House Republicans attempts to hold government operations hostage in a bid to defund or delay the health care law wont work.
Were not going to yield to extreme measures, he said.
He said the state of Maryland loses $15 million every day the federal government is closed from lost paychecks to retailers near federal facilities.
Cardin furloughed more than two-thirds of his staff, including all staffers in his district offices, which are closed. His legislative staff is working in Washington, dealing with bills expected to be on the floor. But constituent services have been limited to emergencies.
Cardin said the shutdown will affect federal workers on the Eastern Shore and services that Marylanders expect from government.
There are small businesses that wont be able to get loans, he said. There are a lot of permitting areas that will be slowed down. There are things that wont be taking place that affect the economy of the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Some members of Congress said they will give away their pay during the shutdown. A Harris staffer, responding to a query, said Harris would donate his pay earned during the shutdown to crisis pregnancy centers serving his congressional district.
Harris wife, Sylvia, works at Maryland Right to Life, according to his latest financial disclosure report.
Cardin, however, said he hopes to be paid along with all federal workers. He said he would introduce legislation providing pay for all federal workers.
I expect Ill be treated similar to everyone else, he said. I hope to get everyone paid. If that doesnt happen, then Ill look at a Plan B.
Staff for Sen. Barbara Mikulski, D-Md., did not respond to questions about the senators pay or general questions about shutdown plans at her offices.
Sen. Chris Coons and Rep. John Carney, both Delaware Democrats, both plan to give away amounts equal to their pay for the duration of the shutdown, according to their staffs. Carney will give the money to charity and Coons will send a check back to the Treasury.
Sen. Tom Carper, D-Del., plans to donate a portion of his salary to a Delaware charity, although he hasnt decided which one, said Emily Spain, his spokeswoman.
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I'm not a doctor, but have they checked b12?
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Thanks for that reply - I've just read your post and yes... it sound remarkably similar! So will definately go back to my doctors and ask to the a B12 & the intrinsic test that Graham mentions.
I'm not getting the sickness/stomach thing... but i do notice that my 'toilet' habits a bit different when I have one of my 'dizzy' spells... and was trying to see which one was the cause or syptom...
I'm getting these 'episodes' once or twice a week, but have really low engery most of the time.
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