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According to today's youth next to civil service jobs the CA (Charted Accountant) jobs are known for their toughest course to study & also to get through the examination. Hence today most of the youth wishes to become a CA.
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John Bolduc (center), the chief of police for Port St. Lucie, speaks with Enrique Villafuerte (right) while visiting Villafuerte's home during a National Night Out block party on Tuesday evening. "We've got a really nice, close-knit community and we're really lucky I feel," said Villafuerte. "We call it the 'friendborhood'." Fourteen members of the police department, as well as members of the city council, visited four different parties to celebrate National Night Out throughout the city. "The best crime prevention strategy that we can offer is awareness in your neighborhood and knowing your neighbors," said Rob Dobler, community programs sergeant at the department. "Get involved in your neighborhood is the best crime prevention we can put out there."
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October 31, 2012
Iowa has joined Texas in warning international election observers of possible criminal prosecution if they violate state laws and get near polling places on Election Day.
Iowa Secretary of State Matt Schultz — like Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott last week — on Tuesday threatened Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe election observers with arrest if they came within 300 feet of a polling place's entrance, in violation of state law. (In Texas, it's 100 feet.)
"My office met with two delegation representatives last week to discuss Iowa's election process, and it was explained to them that they are not permitted at the polls," Schultz said in a statement. "Iowa law is very specific about who is permitted at polling places, and there is no exception for members of this group."
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In recent years, nose piercing has become increasingly popular as a form of body art. For some South African tribes and communities in Asia, the art of nose piercing is very old. The reasons range from nose piercing ornaments, through which part of religious ritual.
Whatever the reason, wound care after the procedure is essential for healing. Unfortunately, the procedure is only considered sick. Although I have not experimented with it, looks really hurt. If you have holes, will be painful and costly if not taken care of it. To be more convenient to take the following measures recommended to ensure that your piercing will heal in time.
Cleaning the nose piercing and jewelry that come twice a day to remove dried blood. Use warm salty water and cotton ball. Apply Betadine or other antiseptic, cotton or sponge. Stay away from hydrogen peroxide, but there are abrasive quality. If you have skin allergies, see what is best for use with your doctor. Before getting a nose ring, I suggest you consult with your doctor. Rinse area with clean running water and gently move the right foot or ring around.
You're playing with your nose ring – no need to move or touch very often. People often manipulating the jewelry until you get used to it and the nose ring is no exception, and not always play with him. You run the risk of accidental removal, which made her bleed. Also delay the healing process.
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A £15 million fund to help drive reform in the college sector has been announced.
The college transformation fund will support regional mergers of colleges, in line with the Scottish Government's post-16 reform agenda. Further discussions with colleges will determined the exact scope of the support, but it will include help with one off costs associated with mergers such as voluntary redundancy schemes.
Education Secretary Michael Russell said:
"Over the last few weeks I have had numerous constructive discussions with college chairs and principals about our plans to reform post-16 education - including the move to a regional model of delivery.
"I have been impressed by their willingness to engage and also by their commitment to reform and remove unnecessary duplication of provision. I also recognise their real and genuine concerns about managing budget reductions whilst undergoing a significant change programme.
"That is why I am pleased to be able to commit £15 million into a fund that will support our colleges as they move towards delivering education in regional groups. This fund will incentivise reform by assisting colleges who wish to merge and will also help with the practicalities, for example by supporting voluntary redundancy schemes.
"New figures today show that 88.9 per cent young people are leaving school and going into positive destinations such as work, training or education. This is a two per cent increase on last year and an overall increase of nearly five per cent since 2007 - and, in the current economic climate, is a tremendous result. But we must maintain our efforts.
"This is why we announced a further £30 million last week to support youth employment and have committed to provide a place in training or education for every 16 to 24 year old through Opportunities for All. This extra fund underlines the pivotal role that colleges play in delivering for our young people and helping to drive forward reform and to the benefit of students, staff and the wider economy."
The Scottish Government has set up a Transformation Change Fund that will be available to colleges in 2012-13 to support change in the sector and help fund the cost of regional mergers.
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For those of you who haven't been paying attention, my nephews Luke and Campbell were diagnosed as autistic back in January 2008. My sister Sunny, always one for due diligence, has done some extensive research and now believes that aggressive vaccination schedules played a part in their condition.
I've seen people summarily dismiss these allegations because they can't be bothered to check the facts for themselves, and they can't believe that pharmaceutical companies would EVER act with anything other than the public's best interest in mind.
Anyway, Sunny's arguments are far more reasonable and eloquent than mine, so please do her the service of reading her post. Thank you.
Rest Assured: We Are Not "Anti-Vaccine"
We believe that vaccines are necessary to ward off the dangerous childhood diseases. But we also know that the current schedule that most parents (including us) follow blindly has many flaws and risks that doctors are not discussing with parents. Since the CDC and AAP refuse to acknowledge the real risks and create a safer schedule for our kids, you have to figure it out on your own. You do have options. Learn from our mistakes---do your homework and use an alternative schedule that best protects your child from unnecessary risks.
Watch this video w/ Dr. David Berger discussing several of the flaws with the current schedule and the desperately needed changes the AAP and CDC have refused to make to the schedule:
(It's surprising---yet very encouraging---that he actually got some air-time with this message! =))
In the 80's-to-early-90's, the vaccine schedule (which DID vaccinate against the more serious illnesses like measles, mumps, rubella, pertussis (whooping cough), and polio) was administered with much more care. Look at the differences between the 80's schedule and 2007's schedule.
* The autism rate with the old schedule was 1 in 10,000 (Autism was considered extremely rare). the rate today is estimated at more than 1 in 100 (it's increased 100-fold!). In addition to Autism, chronic childhood illnesses like asthma, ADD, ADHD, diabetes, seizure disorders, life-threatening food allergies, etc. have sky-rocketed. These illnesses were also extremely rare (some even unheard-of) before the vaccine schedule tripled. (Think back to when we were in school...our school nurses didn't spend the majority of their day administering meds or maintaining epi-pens in case of allergic shock like they do today)
* The former shot schedule started at 2 mos. (not in utero or at birth like they do now), so the babies' immune systems had more time to develop before their systems were shocked;
* The former schedule DID NOT recommend flu vaccines. Today's schedule recommends SEVEN during early childhood, and they start in utero. As Dr. Berger noted, in addition to being a LIVE VIRUS vaccine, the flu shots still contain 25 mcg of MERCURY, so when you hear on the news that thimerosal has been removed from vaccines, please know, that's not entirely true (it's also still in the tetanus shots, and in "trace" levels in several others---but even "traces" of neuro-toxins can cause damage---the EPA has established this). The AAP and CDC have acknowledged that mercury is a known-neuro-toxin, that it is known to be especially harmful to developing brains in babies and especially harmful to fetuses. HOWEVER, the same AAP and CDC still recommends the mercury-containing flu shot for pregnant women and babies (as early as 6 mos. old). And, as many of you have heard me say, the actual package insert from the flu vaccine reads (under warnings): "SAFETY AND EFFECTIVENESS HAVE NOT BEEN ESTABLISHED FOR PREGNANT OR LACTATING WOMEN OR FOR PEDIATRIC OR GERIATRIC POPULATIONS." So, obviously, the necessary safety studies have NOT been done for administering a flu shot to pregnant women or babies. The misinformation being given about the flu shot (and the fact that it's even on the recommended schedule---indicating it's been tested for safety) is deplorable.
* The former schedule did not administer 5, 6, 7, and even 9! shots in one visit. THE FDA, CDC, AAP HAVE NEVER STUDIED THE EFFECTS OF GIVING MULTIPLE VACCINES IN ONE SITTING---they just went ahead and made it common practice, and when childhood reactions started happening much more frequently, they just sank into denial and have conveniently stayed there.
* The MMR, which has been the noted "trigger" according to thousands of parents with Autistic kids IS on the old schedule---HOWEVER, today, kids have already received 25-28 OTHER vaccines (meaning their systems have already been SHOCKED 25 -28 times) before they get their MMR, so they are weaker today before they even get to the MMR and many, many kids have not been able to handle this heavy-duty, live-virus vaccine after the onslaught of the other shots. In the former schedule, the kids had a more developed immune system before shots began, and they received considerably fewer shots before the MMR, so their bodies were better prepared to handle it. ALSO, today the MMR is given in conjunction with the Chickenpox vax, Hep A, another HIB, another PCV---so the viral load (especially considering the "weight" of the live-virus MMR) at the 12 month visit is HUGE. The former schedule administered ONLY the MMR---and it was at 15 months instead of 12.
* Many of the vaccines that have been added are not for dangerous illnesses (chickenpox, rotavirus (aka diarrhea), etc.) and some have risk factors so small, they clearly don't out-weigh the risks of vaccinating against them...Case in point: Hep B. Hep B is sexually transmitted or transmitted through IV needles, yet our babies are vaccinated against it beginning at birth and continuing w/ several more doses throughout the next 6 mos. If the mother is not a carrier of Hep B (and the majority of moms are not), the baby is said to not be at risk---yet this shot was added to the schedule without regard to some babies' inability to handle shocks to their immune system at birth. There have been substantiated reports of death caused by Hep B at birth, and in February of this year, the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program awarded a family damages b/c the Hep B booster caused MS, and ultimately death, in a woman in her 30's (copy of court's ruling here).
These stories should make the news, but they don't...
BOTTOM LINE: What was wrong with the OLD SCHEDULE??? The vaccines against the truly dangerous childhood diseases were on that schedule---and it was administered much more carefully. Where were the deadly chickenpox or Hep B or rotavirus or flu epidemics in the early 90's that required this onslaught of vaccines being added to the schedule---and needing to begin at birth no less??? Sadly, the answer is that the vaccine business is a multi-billion-dollar-a-year industry now. And the government's committee that recommends the schedule is full of people with direct financial stakes in the pharmaceutical industry. They have the unique ability to forcibly create a huge market for their own product... all in the name of "saving lives". At the end of the day, this whole mess is disgustingly about $$$.
If I had a baby today, I would go back to the '83 schedule in a heartbeat. I would take living through the chickenpox for a week over living with Autism for the rest of your life any day.
To end on a happier note, I say this: We KNOW that environmental toxins (including vaccines) caused our boys' Autism. One way we know is because, as we treat their underlying medical issues (including "detoxing" them from the viruses and preservatives and adjuvants in the shots), they are making GREAT PROGRESS! Thousands and thousands of children have recovered from Autism. If it were a purely genetic brain disorder (as the CDC and AAP would have us believe), then children would not be getting better. We don't know what God's ultimate plans for our boys include, but we are full of hope for their recovery. We feel so blessed to have found the resources to treat Luke and Campbell and we feel obligated and honored to share our experience with others in case it could help them, or someone they love, avoid this path!
If you have a new baby (or you're having one down the road), PLEASE DO YOUR HOMEWORK. PLEASE LEARN FROM OUR MISTAKES. AND PLEASE ASK ME ANY QUESTIONS---I WILL HAPPILY HELP YOU SEARCH FOR ANSWERS!
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I'm so pleased to report that yesterday, the DMANF Nonprofit Federation (DMANF) announced its new Fundraising Principles & Best Practices for Accountability in Fundraising. These new principles are so important — because they remind organizations that they hold a precious and essential public trust — and we know that today's donors expect nonprofits to be both accountable and transparent.
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Immigration attorney Andres Lemons advises Evie Gomez on her U.S.... Fotografia de notíciasAdvogado,Aplicar,Aplicação móvel,Cidade de Nova Iorque,Cidadão,Conselho,EUA,Emigração e Imigração,Horizontal,Interesse Humano,Pessoas,Questão SocialPhotographer John MooreCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesNEW YORK, NY - JANUARY 31: Immigration attorney Andres Lemons advises Evie Gomez on her U.S. citizenship application on January 31, 2013 in New York City. The Canadian immigrant is soon to have a baby and is working through the long process with her husband to become U.S. citizens. Lemons works at the CUNY Citizenship Now 'Express Center' in New York's Washington Heights. The non-profit helps some 8,000 immigrants in the New York area navigate through the complicated process of acquiring U.S. Citizenship and provides free legal information for the immigrant community. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)


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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) -- If you're considering bringing a pet home, keep in mind that like children, they require a commitment of time, money, and love.
Here are 10 questions to ask before adopting a pet from Good Housekeeping.
1. What's the pet's average life span? Dogs and cats can live anywhere between 10 to 20 years, parrots can live 50 to 60 years, and hamsters only a few years. If you have young children, you'll want to consider your kid's age and maturity level before committing to a smaller, more delicate animal.
2. How much time do you have? Cats probably won't require as much time as dogs. And if you adopt an older, housebroken dog that knows basic commands, the time commitment won't be as overwhelming.
3. How much space do you have? Keep in mind, if you live in an apartment, you'll spend more time taking a dog outside to use the bathroom and exercise versus if you lived in a house with a yard where you could just let the dog out.
4. How much money can you spend? After you factor in all of the costs like food, bedding, and health care, pet care can be expensive. The ASPCA estimates the cost of owning a dog between $1,314 to $1,843 a year (depending on size), and $1,035 for a cat.
5. How often are you home? If you're rarely there, a puppy may not be a good choice because it requires frequent bathroom breaks and shouldn't be left alone for long periods. Canines, even older ones, warrant extra planning if you're gone for long stretches at a time.
6. How frequently do you travel? Your travel habits should influence the type of animal you choose. Cats, unless they have special needs, can be left alone for the most part for a night or two. But dogs need someone there to walk, feed, and let them out every few hours. But dogs are easier to travel with.
7. How active are you? Every animal needs exercise, but some require more than others. Puppies and young dogs need to be walked frequently, whereas older dogs don't. If you aren't that active, think of adopting a cat, hamster, or goldfish.
8. What type of vet care is available? Make sure you have a vet nearby you can use with your pet. If you are adopting a more exotic pet like a parrot or a horse, make sure you have a place to take them for medical care.
9. Does your residence restrict certain pets? Some states and cities ban certain types and even breeds of pets. There are several cities in Arkansas that ban pit bulls. Make sure to check ahead of time if you are allowed to own the pet you want.
10. Are you allergic? Before you adopt, spend time with that type of animal. And if possible, foster the animal to see if your allergy worsens or can be managed by keeping it out of your room or off your bed.


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POTSDAM - For many aspiring scientists and engineers, one trip to the prestigious Intel International Science and Engineering Fair would be an impressive accomplishment, but Scott Bollt from Potsdam will be making his second trip to the fair this year.
Mr. Bollt, a sophomore at Potsdam Central High School, qualified for the event by earning one of three qualifying spots at the Ying Tri-Region Science and Engineering Fair held last month at Onondaga Community College in Syracuse.
In addition to qualifying for next months science fair, Mr. Bollt said he was one of two students to be named a Ying Scholar. He also received a certificate of achievement from the Society of Professional Engineers.
The $1,000 scholarship was separate from the science fair, Mr. Bollt said, noting he had to complete a separate application and do a presentation to defend his project, which this year was an inflatable aircraft made from mylar balloons.
The idea behind it was to create a small airplane that could be stored in a small space, such as someones pocket that could be used for various purposes, he said.
By attaching a small, lightweight camera to it, Mr. Bollt said the plane could be used in search and rescue missions or in police work. He also said that he believes the plane could be used during a mission to Mars.
Another, non-scientific, but commercially viable use could include recreational purposes, as a virtually unbreakable radio-controlled airplane.
Mr. Bollt said his project has not yet reached that stage, and at this point, is really more of a glider than a plane, noting it has to be thrown in order to fly.
By adjusting the elevator and tail fins on the plane, Mr. Bollt said he can control what direction the plane will fly once thrown.
By the time he is done with the plane, which he acknowledged wont be until after next months science fair he is hoping to be able to fly the plane and control its steering while its in flight.
Anyone who flies model airplanes worries about crashing them and you will crash, he said, explaining repairs can be expensive.
When asked what his expectations were for next months science fair, Mr. Bollt compared predicting a win there to predicting that you would win a Nobel Prize.
Doing well is getting there, he said. There are seven or eight projects there that are just amazing. Saying youre going to win at ISEF is like saying youre going to win a Nobel Prize.
High school Principal Joanne Chambers said shes not surprised by his success.
Scott is an exceptional student with an insatiable curiosity and a love of learning that is inspirational to his classmates, his teachers, and to me, she said. His critical thinking skills raise the level of discussion in every class, and everyone at Potsdam High School is so proud of all he has accomplished.
Mr. Bollt said hes looking forward to continuing to compete in science fairs at both the local, and hopefully the national level during the remainder of his high school career.
Theres no guarantee Ill get back there, but Ill try, he said.
Mr. Bollt is the son of Erik and Elizabeth Bollt of Potsdam.
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Hiring talented architects, emphasizing innovative design, and delivering quality housing helped China Vanke earn this year's award as Best Client.
China Vanke chairman Wang Shi doesn't fit the stereotype of the wheeling-and-dealing Chinese property developer. Soft spoken, deferential, and exceedingly fit for 57 years old—he has climbed the highest peaks on all seven continents—Wang comes across as a polymath who sprinkles his conversation with references to American psychologist Abraham Maslow's "hierarchy of human needs," Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi's Sagrada Familia church in Barcelona, and the latest green building technologies. With short, cropped hair and a square jaw that lends him a strong resemblance to film director Zhang Yimou, Wang has appeared in television commercials for companies such as Volkswagen, Ping An Insurance, and Motorola, earning millions of dollars that he has given to charity.
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He's also a favorite among China's architects, a factor that helped his company earn this year's Best Client award. "I think we are very lucky to work with them," says Li Hu, partner at Steven Holl Architects, which designed Vanke's new headquarters under construction in Shenzhen. When Li and Holl presented their "horizontal skyscraper "design with a single building floating over public space, Wang understood the concept immediately, likening it to an American research station built on stilts that he saw on a visit to the South Pole.
Wang's passion for good design sets him apart from the pack of Chinese developers. "We want to engage ourselves in simplicity," explains Wang, who counts Tadao Ando among his favorite architects.
That philosophy has paid off handsomely. Since 1988, when it built its first housing development in Shanghai, Vanke's presence has expanded to 20 Chinese cities. In 2006, the latest full year for which earnings are available, the company made a $211 million profit on sales of $2.4 billion.
Thanks to its emphasis on quality and good design, Vanke has become one of the best known Chinese brands among Chinese consumers. Its Rancho Santa Fe luxury villas in Shanghai are in huge demand by expatriates and well heeled Chinese. Its Fifth Garden complex in Shenzhen, which earned an award last year from the Urban Land Institute for its integration of modern and vernacular design, sold out upon opening and has seen its property values soar by more than 50 percent in its first 18 months.Unlike most developers, Vanke manages the properties it builds, which removes an incentive to cut corners on construction. "The company wants to build a good reputation and ultimately, a good brand through the quality, design, and architecture of the projects," says Diamanta Xu, a senior analyst with property consultancy Jones Lang LaSalle's Shenzhen research team. To accomplish that, Vanke employs an army of 400 in-house architects who work closely with consumer research teams to come up with designs that take into account homeowners needs. "We set the tone and philosophy and let the professionals do the rest," explains Wang.
For its Experience Center in Shenzhen, Vanke chose Urbanus, a local architecture firm that is developing an international reputation for innovative design. Housed inside the company's architecture research center near the company's current head offices, the Experience Center offers a multi-media, interactive experience that allows visitors to wear devices to see how it feels to be pregnant, or move around a kitchen in a wheelchair, a clever way of showcasing the company's customer-oriented approach to design needs. "He is thinking about going one step beyond all the other developers," says Yan Meng, a partner at Urbanus.
Vanke also distinguished itself from its competitors by deciding a couple of years ago to start offering fully finished homes. Today, most housing units in China are still sold as empty shells, leaving it up to buyers to provide the plumbing, doors, and flooring. Wang estimates that Vanke can reduce construction waste by two tones per household by doing all the finishing work in advance. "We try to focus more on going green and being environmentally friendly," he says.
Vanke is also the first Chinese company to move into prefabricated housing. That's quite a bold move in a country where labor is abundant and still relatively inexpensive, but Wang believes it's important to start providing a consistent standard of quality in his housing. It also fits with the company's mission to be more environmentally friendly. Wang is aiming to build 4 percent of the company's houses with prefabricated materials by 2012, resulting in large savings in electricity, water, and timber used during construction. Energy gains alone could amount to the equivalent of 12 days output from the Three Gorges Dam.
Wang's green credentials are genuine, says Li of Steven Holl Partners. "He's been to two poles, to the highest mountains on seven continents. Anyone who has done this would be very concerned about the environment," says Li, who notes that Wang insisted that the company's new headquarters achieve a LEED platinum rating. "He knows how much a difference architecture can make."Wang also believes in making good design available to all segments of society. Vanke is working with Urbanus on a low-income housing project for migrant workers in Shenzhen. Its design is derived from a style used in Fujian province for more than 800 years known as the tulou, round communal buildings capable of housing hundreds of families. It fits with Wang's belief in corporate social responsibility and his desire for Chinese architecture to reflect local elements.
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The Effects of Health Education through Face to Face Teaching and Educational Movies, on Suburban Women in Childbearing Age
Vameghi, R., Mohammad, K., Karimloo, M., Soleimani, F., Sajedi, F., Iranian Journal of Public Health
Background: The aim of the study was to compare the effects of 'face-to-face education' and 'educational movies' on 'knowledge' and 'practice' of women of child-bearing-age, in terms of health-care during pregnancy and during infancy in a suburban region near Tehran City, Iran.
Methods: In this quasi-experimental study, the sample included 873 married women. Questionnaires for knowledge and practice assessment were designed. The women were assigned to three groups: control (group I), face-to-face education (group II), and educational movie (group III). Knowledge questionnaires were completed before and immediately after intervention. Practice questionnaires were completed before and three months after intervention. Both questionnaires consisted of two types of questions: type A (concerning infant care issues) and type B (concerning prenatal health care).
Results: There was a significant difference in post-test knowledge between groups I and II and between groups I and III, but not between groups II and III. In terms of post-test practice, the changes were determined for every individual question, and significantly, better results were seen in group II, especially concerning type B questions.
Conclusion: Face to face education lead to better practice than educational movies. In addition, significantly better practice occurred regarding child health care issues rather than prenatal issues in both groups. Realistic and tangible issues, those easy to practice, and with little or no economical burden imposed on the family, progressed from the knowledge state to the practice state more successfully in both groups.
Keywords: Child health-care, Prenatal care, Health education, Women, Suburban, Iran
Many authors all over the world have published the results of studies about the effects of health education on "knowledge" in different groups of people, and not surprisingly, most trials have shown positive results. Despite this fact, there remain many gaps in our overall knowledge about the outcomes and impacts of health education; for example: What are the effects of different educational methods (in this case, face to face education and educational films) on people's "knowledge" and "practice"? How does "practice" differ in response to different educational methods, despite an equal rise in knowledge? Does the topic of what is being taught make any differences in how well it is learned and put to practice? Several studies have addressed these gaps in different ways. Most either have noted the discrepancy between awareness and behavior, or the difficulty and low overall effectiveness of changing behavior despite seemingly adequate amounts of knowledge, or have pondered over the factors influencing this discrepancy (1-8). The gaps in the complete understanding of this issue are even more in countries where local studies addressing it, are poor, lacking or of low quality. Malhotra et al. have pointed out to the low attention given to research on health education for certain areas of knowledge, such as food handling in developing countries (9). The low quality of health education research has been especially demonstrated by Loevinsohn in a methodological review of published articles on health education programs in developing countries (10). Although people all over the world are similar in many ways, it is unwise to draw similar rules and regulations in terms of people's psychosocial behaviors in similar conditions. Iran is rather poor in terms of local studies that fill up the afore-mentioned gaps. Thus, although much is done for public awareness and numerous public awareness campaigns are implemented all over the country on different subjects, especially on health issues, spending large amounts of national budget and resources, very little is known about the true outcomes and impacts, based on the scarce amount of published reports in Iran.
The present study was performed to fill in some gaps in this area in the country, by comparing the effects of two educational methods, the face-to-face education and educational movies, on knowledge and practice of female residents of childbearing age living in a suburban region near Tehran, the capital city of Iran. …


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Revealed: Winners of 2010 Aga Khan Award for Architecture
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The Bridge School in rural China is one of five award recipients. Click on the slide show button to see all of the winners.
The five winners of the prestigious 2010 Aga Khan Award for Architecture will be announced today at a ceremony in Doha, Qatar. The projects (listed below) range in scope and purpose, from an urban revitalization scheme in Tunisia to a small school in rural China.
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Established in 1977 and bestowed every three years, the Aga Khan Award recognizes exemplary projects in communities where Muslims have a notable presence. The program is administered by His Highness the Aga Khan, Imam of the Shia Imami Ismaili Muslims. The prize fund totals $500,000.
This year's recipients were chosen by a master jury from a shortlist of 19 candidates, whittled down from 401 nominations. Various types of projects are eligible, including contemporary architecture, historic preservation, and landscape design. The award is intended to honor all of the entities involved in a project, from client to designer to tradesmen.
In addition to the architecture prize, His Highness the Aga Khan also presented a rare Chairman's Award to Professor Oleg Grabar for his contributions to Islamic art and architecture. Born in France, Grabar has taught at the University of Michigan, Harvard, and Princeton; he is a professor emeritus at Princeton's Institute for Advanced Study. The Chairman's Award has been given on only three prior occasions.
A monograph featuring the 2010 Aga Khan Award winners, with essays by Grabar, Mohammad Al-Asad, Farshid Moussavi, and Mohsen Mostafavi, among others, will be available through Lars Müller Publishers. Moreover, this year's finalists are featured in a BBC World News program titled Architects on the Frontline.
Click on the slide show icon to view images of the winning projects. Plus, look for additional coverage in a future issue of RECORD.
2010 Aga Khan Award Winners
- Bridge School in Xiashi, China, by Li Xiaodong Atelier
- Madinat Al-Zahra Museum in Cordoba, Spain, by Sobejano Architects S.L.P, Fuensanta Nieto & Enrique Sobejano
- Ipekyol Textile Factory in Edirne, Turkey, by Emre Arolat Architects
- Wadi Hanifa Wetlands in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, by Moriyama & Teshima Planners Limited/Buro Happold
- Revitalization of the Recent Heritage of Tunis, Tunisia (an urban revitalization effort that restored public spaces and landmark buildings), by Association de Sauvegarde de la Medina de Tunis
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Lt. Gov. Greg Bell's office rejected a request Thursday to disqualify Bell and his boss, Gov. Gary Herbert, from the 2012 ballot because of alleged campaign finance violations.
Steve Maxfield, a Kanosh resident, has pressed the lieutenant governor for years to declare that the Herbert campaign broke the law by financing his 2010 bid for governor largely from his political action committee, rather than an official campaign committee.
"The argument is: He's statutorily not qualified because he's been continuing to use the PAC," Maxfield said. "At the end of the day, I've asked [Bell] to rule whether he can use a PAC to avoid the campaign filings."
Maxfield filed his objections to Herbert's candidacy on Tuesday, alleging the governor's conflict of interest form that accompanies the filing was misleading, that his campaign had skirted campaign finance laws and submitted an incomplete filing in 2011.
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(5:26 PM ET) SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Offshore oil driller Noble Corp. NE, -0.54% reported late Wednesday its fourth-quarter profit rose to $127 million, or 50 cents a share, from $98.7 million, or 39 cents a share, a year ago. The company cited increased rig demand and a 17% rise in contract drilling revenue for the improvement. Revenue for the three months ended Dec. 31 rose nearly 17% to $751 million from $643.8 million. Analysts surveyed by FactSet Research had predicted the company would earn 50 cents a share on $769 million in revenue. The company's share price is down 6% over the past 12 months, compared with a 4% decline by its peers in the Philadelphia Oil Sector Service Index OSX, +1.14% Noble is incorporated in Zug, Switzerland.
Stanley Black & Decker posts 20% higher profit
(5:07 PM ET) SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Tool maker Stanley Black & Decker Inc. SWK, +0.56% reported late Wednesday fourth-quarter profit rose 20% to $165.3 million, or 99 cents a share, from $137.8 million, or 81 cents a share, a year earlier. Adjusted to exclude $83.7 million in one-time merger and acquisition charges, the company earned $1.36 a share. Revenue for the three months ended Dec. 31 rose 17% to $2.79 billion. Analysts polled by FactSet, who typically cite adjusted earnings, expected the New Britain, Conn.-based company to earn $1.29 a share on $2.78 billion in revenue. The company said it expects to earn $5.75 to $6.00 a share in 2012, roughly in line with the $5.91 analysts, on average, forecast. Stanley Black & Decker shares slipped 34 cents in after-hours trade to $72. The stock is up 9% over the past 12 months.
Owens-Illinois earnings hit by impairment charges
(5:01 PM ET) SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Owens-Illinois OI, +2.15% the world's largest glass container manufacturer, late Wednesday reported a fourth-quarter loss from continuing operations of $774 million, or $4.71 a share. The company said it was hit by goodwill impairment charges and asbestos-related liabilities. Excluding those items, Owens-Illinois said it would have earned 48 cents a share. Sales rose 10% to $1.8 billion helped by higher average selling prices and volume growth. For 2012, Owens-Illinois expects shipments to be consistent with 2011 levels. It cautioned that volumes could be affected by some price negotiations in February. Owens-Illinios shares fell 2% to $22.81 in after-hours trade.
Citrix earnings rise 16% in fourth quarter
(4:25 PM ET) SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Citrix Systems Inc. said Wednesday afternoon that earnings rose 16% for the fourth quarter on growing sales of its cloud-based business software offerings. For the quarter ended Dec. 31, Citrix CTXS, +1.10% reported net income of $109 million, or 58 cents a share, compared to net income of $94 million, or 49 cents a share, for the same period the previous year. Earnings on a non-GAAP basis were $147 million, or 78 cents a share, for the recent period. Revenue grew 17% to $619 million. Analysts had been expecting earnings of 76 cents a share on revenue of $618.9 billion, according to consensus forecasts from FactSet Research.
Netflix profit declines 13%, but tops views
(4:22 PM ET) CHICAGO (MarketWatch) -- Video rental provider Netflix Inc. NFLX, -0.21% said Wednesday that its fourth-quarter profit fell 13% on a decrease in subscriptions to the DVD portion of its business, but the results handily beat most estimates. The company said it earned $41 million, or 73 cents a share, on revenue of $876 million, compared with year-earlier net income of $47 million, or 87 cents a share, on revenue of $596 million. Analysts surveyed by FactSet Research were expecting Netflix to post a profit of 54 cents a share, excluding items, on revenue of $857.3 million. The company said early this month that its subscribers streamed more than 2 billion hours of movies and TV shows in the fourth quarter. In the first quarter, Netflix expects to take a loss of $9 million to $27 million, due to increased investment in its international markets, particularly its recent U.K. launch.
Symantec adjusted earnings rise 15%
(4:21 PM ET) SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Symantec Corp. said Wednesday afternoon that adjusted earnings rose by 15% in its third fiscal quarter on growing sales of its line of security software products. For the quarter ended Dec. 30, Symantec SYMC, -0.71% reported net income of $240 million, or 32 cents a share, compared to net income of $132 million, or 17 cents a share, for the same period the previous year. Earnings on a non-GAAP basis rose 15% to $314 million, or 42 cents a share, for the recent period. Revenue grew 7% to $1.72 billion. Analysts had been expecting earnings of 41 cents a share on revenue of $1.7 billion, according to consensus forecasts from FactSet Research.
SanDisk reports 42% earnings drop
(4:19 PM ET) SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- SanDisk Corp. SNDK, +0.73% on Wednesday reported a fiscal fourth-quarter profit of $281 million, or $1.14 a share, on revenue of $1.58 billion. During the same period a year ago, SanDisk earned $485 million, or $2.01 a share, on $1.33 billion in sales. Excluding one-time items, the flash-memory developer would have earned $317 million, or $1.29 a share. The results topped the estimates of analysts surveyed by FactSet research, who forecast SanDisk to earn $1.26 a share on $1.57 billion in sales for the quarter ended Jan 1. SanDisk shares rose $1.15 to close Wednesday at $52.34.
Xerox shares down 7% despite solid 4Q profit
(12:24 PM ET) NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Shares of Xerox Corp XRX, +3.71% known for its office printers and copiers, dropped 7% to $8.06 on Wednesday despite a jump in its fourth-quarter profit. The firm's net profit more than doubled to $375 million, or 26 cents a share, from $171 million, or 12 cents a share, a year ago. Xerox's quarterly earnings were boosted by $66 million after-tax from an expanded freeze on its employees' pension plans. Total revenues at the firm remained flat at $5.96 billion, versus 5.97 billion in 2010. The company experienced a slight decline in equipment sales but gained from services business.
WellPoint shares down 6% on earnings miss
(11:06 AM ET) LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) -- Shares of health insurer WellPoint Inc. WLP were down nearly 6% in morning trading Wednesday after the company reported fourth-quarter earnings that fell short of analyst expectations. The Indianapolis-based company said net income was $335.3 million, or 96 cents a share, on sales of $15.3 billion. That represented a per-share drop of 31% from last year, when the company reported earnings of $548.8 million, or $1.40 a share, on sales of $14.6 billion. With investment losses backed out of the equation, adjusted earnings were 99 cents a share. But analysts polled by FactSet Research had expected the company to report earnings of $1.12 a share.
Bemis shares gain 6% after topping views
(10:52 AM ET) SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Bemis BMS, +2.56% shares rose 6% to $31.85 early Wednesday, landing the stock among the top percentage gainers on the S&P 500. Bemis said it earned a fourth-quarter profit of 45 cents a share, excluding charges. Analysts polled by FactSet had expected 39 cents. Bemis makes packaging materials for food makers and has been struggling with higher resin costs and slower demand for its materials. It said higher food prices throughout 2011 curtailed demand for its customers' products. In response, Bemis said it closed five facilities this month, a move to reduce its fixed costs and improve profit. The Wisconsin-based company plans to invest in facilities in China and Brazil. Bemis shares are off 2% over the last 12 months.
Allegheny Technologies falls on missed targets
(10:34 AM ET) SAN FRANCISCO (marketWatch) -- Allegheny Technologies Inc. ATI, +4.03% shares fell as much as 6.4% in early trades Wednesday after the specialty steel and alloy-metals maker's fourth-quarter report showed unexpectedly weak demand. While the company more than doubled its adjusted earnings to 31 cents a share, the results fell short of the 55 cents a share analysts polled by FactSet had been looking for. Revenue for the quarter came in at $1.25 billion, also below the $1.31 billion analysts had expected. The company said lower demand and downward price pressure on its stainless steel products were among the reasons the company came in shy of targets. Allegheny Technology shares were last down 5.8% at $47.85, landing it among the biggest percentage decliners in the S&P 500. The stock is down 18% over the past 12 months.
Molex shars fall 8% on weak results, outlook
(10:28 AM ET) SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Molex Inc. MOLX shares fell as much as 8% to $25.32 Wednesday after the electronics contract manufacturer reported weaker-than-expected second-quarter results. Late Tuesday, Molex said it earned $64 million, or 36 cents a share, on revenue of $857.6 million. The results were down from a year ago and also missed Wall Street analysts' consensus forecasts. Molex also gave a third-quarter outlook that fell short of analysts' estimates. The company partly blamed its results and forecast on the effects of last fall's flooding in Thailand, which disrupted many tech companies' manufacturing operations in the country.
Corning shares slide 10% on outlook
(10:18 AM ET) SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Corning GLW, +0.17% shares tumbled 10% to $13.20 Wednesday morning after the company said price declines for liquid-crystal-glass used in televisions will be "significant" in the first quarter. Corning's fourth-quarter profit slumped 53% from the same 2010 period as it continued to deal with weak prices for LCD glass. Corning, the world's largest maker of LCD glass for TVs, said it's cutting output to better match demand for TVs. "We are hopeful that our pricing actions, combined with our capacity decisions, will help us get back to more stable price declines in the coming quarters," CFO James Flaws said in a statement. Corning shares, one of the biggest decliners on the S&P 500 Wednesday, are down 38% over last 12 months.
CA shares jump on results, dividend raise
(10:17 AM ET) SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Shares of CA Inc. CA, +0.63% jumped more than 10% to $25.14 on Wednesday morning after the IT oursourcing firm reported better-than-expected results for its third fiscal quarter and announced plans to pump up its annual dividend five-fold to $1. Earnings for the latest quarter rose 32% following strong revenue growth across its business lines. "We view CA shares as more attractive, as the combination of buyback and a commitment to 1% operating margin expansion in near-medium term should entice value investors," wrote Scott Zeller of Needham & Co.
Fusion-io shares drop 13% as margins shrink
(10:10 AM ET) SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Fusion-io Inc. FIO shares tumbled as much as 13% to $26.42 Wednesday following the solid-state disk-drive maker's mixed fiscal second-quarter results. Late Tuesday, Fusion-io reported a loss of $5.7 million, or 7 cents a share, compared with a loss of $2.5 million, or 19 cents a share, in the a year-ago quarter. Excluding one-time items, Fusion-io earned 5 cents a share. Sales climbed to $84.1 million from $31.2 million a year ago, but increased operational costs drove down the company's gross profit margins to 51% from 58.7% in last year's second quarter.
Textron shares soar as turnaround takes hold
(10:06 AM ET) SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Textron Inc. TXT, +1.67% shares soared as much as 13% at the open Wednesday after the company offered a 2012 outlook that far exceeded what analysts had been expecting. In its fourth-quarter report, the company said it now sees full-year earnings of $1.80 to $2 a share, signaling the reorganization it put in place last year is paying off. Analysts had been looking for 2012 earnings from Textron of $1.66 a share. The company, whose products range from Cessna aircraft and Bell helicopters to a variety of industrial components, also said it expects 2012 revenue to hit $12.5 billion, well above the $11.9 billion analysts were looking for. Textron shares were last up 13% at $24.42, leading percentage gainers on the S&P 500. They are up 32% since the start of the year.


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LANHAM, MD (WUSA) -- Police have identified the man shot to death by a Metro transit police officer as Chester Joseph Crestwell of New Carrollton.
It happened around 12:30 Wednesday afternoon. A metro police detective was in the 7100 block of Lory Lane in Lanham, Maryland investigating a weekend attempted abduction at a D.C. metro bus stop.
Metro says the detective, who's a 6-year veteran, came to the neighborhood to talk to people. Witnesses say the suspect came out with a gun and chased after the officer then rammed the police cruiser.
There was an exchange of gunfire. Witnesses heard four or five shots. The 44-year-old suspect was found dead in the road.
Metro says the man was a person of interest in an attempted abduction of a 25-year-old woman. That victim says the man was impersonating a police officer.
Metro routinely investigates crime throughout the region when it involves the transit system. But the last police involved shooting was in Fairfax county in 2008.
Police have not identified the suspect. The officer is on paid administrative leave.


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Two weeks from the start of the football season, and opening night is big
So we're now officially two weeks from the start of the football season. Amazing the way the summer flies, especially after the state 7-on-7 tournament.
That first Thursday (Aug. 30) features several interesting matchups, including three really big games.
Garland vs. Plano East
Garland will be part of our preseason 5A top 20 and Plano East is filling a lot of holes, so the Panthers are a bit of a mystery.
Euless Trinity vs. Bellevue (Wash.)
This game is in Seattle, so that already makes the game a good test for the Trojans. How will Trinity handle the travel? But more importantly, how will Trinity look with a lot of new faces while taking on a Bellevue team that's in several national rankings?
Cedar Hill vs. Denton Guyer
This is the Thursday game I plan to be at, and I expect it to be a fun one. A pair of really potent offenses with stars such as Denton Guyer QB Jerrod Heard (orally committed to Texas) and Cedar Hill WR/RB Laquvionte Gonzalez (Texas A&M).
That's a pretty good first night. And then things really get rolling a day later.


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President's Cabinet Meeting
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
9:00 a.m.
President Ivory V. Nelson, Interim Vice President Jerryl Briggs, Vice President Grant D. Venerable, Mr. Michael Byers for Vice President Howard E. Merlin, Dr. Renford A.B. Brevett for Vice President Michael B. Hill, and Ms. Diane M. Brown. Mr. John Thompson, Director of Physical Plant, was in attendance for the latter portion of the meeting.
Cabinet minutes of March 16, 2010 were approved.
Vail & Lincoln Hall Renovations
– We will look at the possibility of relocating Vail & Lincoln Hall employees to a modular for the scheduled summer renovation work on those buildings. A June 1, 2010 target date for commencing the work has been discussed.
Temporary Library
– Mr. Thompson has been looking for possible facility space that could accommodate the relocation of library staff and stacks during the completion of Phase II of the Langston Hughes Memorial Library. Cabinet also discussed the use of the modulars as a possible solution, designating the entire space to the library and moving others to available space elsewhere on the campus. Mr. Thompson will continue to look into the feasibility of using the suggested spaces for this purpose.
Summer Capital Project List
– A total of $1,000,000 has been designated for summer capital projects that affect our students. VP Briggs will work with Mr. Thompson to set the priorities for the summer projects. President Nelson requested a list of summer projects that groups all work together for each affected residence hall.
Commonwealth Capital Budget Project Itemization Act of 2010-2011
– House Bill No.2291 referred to the Committee on Appropriations March 15, 2010, includes the following Lincoln University projects:
• Vail Hall Renovation $15,000,000
• Lincoln Hall Renovation $20,000,000
• Azikiwe-Nkrumah Hall Renovation $ 7,000,000
• Cresson Hall Renovation $20,000,000
These projects, while passed in the bill, have not yet been approved by the budget office for funding.
Student Aid Bill
– Vice President Briggs was asked to look further into when would be the appropriate time for Lincoln University to switch to the direct lending program for its students. All preparations have been made for the transition.
2010-2011 Operating Budget – The deadline for the first pass of proposed budgets is Friday, March 26, 2010.
Lincoln University provided financial aid – The office of financial aid has begun the distribution of additional financial aid to students in need. Students have begun room reservations for fall 2010 and were very pleased that the threshold had been raised to $5,000. A follow up letter will be sent reinforcing the fact that balances must be brought in line ($2,500) in order to be permitted to register for fall classes.
There being no further business, President Nelson adjourned the meeting at 11:45 a.m.
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"Handbag Game" — An Open Letter
Posted October 5, 2010 at 6:50PM in Christian Life.
Hello everyone,
Well, it appears that the mischief has begun again. Many of you doubtless remember last year, when so many women got involved in a "game" in which they posted their bra colors on Facebook, for the whole world to see. Dyllan Shaw, a friend of mine, took the initiative and posted a note regarding this unfortunate activity. I'm going to do it this year.
Yes, things have gotten going again to raise so-called "awareness" about breast cancer. Women are apparently being encouraged to post what are apparently sexually explicit and suggestive status messages regarding the placement of their handbags. If only the suggestion that results from the wording used in these messages were so innocent!
Those of you so-called "christian" "ladies" who have done this — and you know who you are — I am ashamed of you, shocked, and appalled. You are better than this. You are above this. Please, start acting like it.
As a young man, I struggle daily to combat sin and to live a life that is pleasing to my Father. Your activity — no matter how innocent its real meaning might be — sends a false, suggestive meaning that does not edify your brothers or your sisters in Christ. If you truly want to raise breast cancer awareness, please do it with modesty, maturity, and decency. Lead (and live) by example. I plead with you in love as a brother who cares for you as a child of God — don't provoke your brothers (or your sisters) to sin.
If you aren't a harlot, please stop acting like one.
With love in Christ from a fellow stranger and pilgrim on the earth,
- Adam
"Then said he to his disciples, It cannot be avoided, but that offences will come, but woe be to him by whom they come. It is better for him that a great millstone were hanged about his neck, and that he were cast into the sea, then that he should offend one of these little ones." (Luke 17:1-2)
"Don't let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers in speech, in life, in love, in faith and in purity." (1 Timothy 4:12)
"Be careful, however, that the exercise of your freedom does not become a stumbling block to the weak." (1 Corinthians 8:9)
Brothers in Christ who value purity above pleasing men (and women) (Galatians 1:10), please feel free to repost this letter, edit it as you see fit, and sign it. It's time to be Godly men and take a stand for what is right, no matter the cost. God bless.


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Hearsay: Gourds, a missing parakeet and a lost ring
So first up, a couple of questions. Hearsayer Gloria of Somewhereinseneca tuned in after last week's column with a question concerning the cultivation of gourds. "I would like to grow some gourds … Does anyone know a good one to start with?" Well, anyone? (Hearsay sure doesn't have a clue, but thought you Hearsayers might get a laugh out of pretty fine pic of her "gourdhead" mask which she purchased many, many moons ago in the mountains of northeast Georgia.)
Question No. 2. Just the other day Hearsay was tooling down Highway 77 — between Hartwell and Lavonia, Ga. — when she kept seeing white marks, including arrows pointing one way and then the other way, spray-painted on the road. Any road-savvy Hearsayers know what the marks mean?
Lost parakeet alert! Baby, a yellow and blue parakeet that lives with Hearsayer Ethel in the Bowersville, Ga., area has flown the coop and Hearsay's putting out an APB for the lost bird. "My boyfriend was working on the back door at the house," Ms. E explained. "Baby's never gone back there before, but he just came through there like he knew what he was doing." Baby flew the coop on Jan. 17. "I hope I'm not fighting a losing battle here. It was storming the night Baby left." Well Hearsay sure hopes so too. If anyone has seen Baby or knows of Baby's whereabouts, please call Ms. E at (706) 436-8132. "He'll fly right onto your head," Ms. E said of her parakeet. "If he does that, just take him inside and call me." So Hearsayers, if a yellow and blue bird lands on your noggin, you know what to do, right? Don't panic! Just go inside and pick up the phone!
And before we go, a lost sentimental ring alert. Hearsayer Barbara of Anderson is looking for a sentimental silver dinner ring which she lost a little more than a week ago. "I had been in the hospital for quite a while and when I went out, it was the first time I had been out with my walker. I had put on my ring, too. My husband gave it to me the Christmas before he died. We had shopped around for one and it was very special to me." Ms. B, bless her heart, lost the ring on voting Tuesday. "A friend drove me to vote at Concord Elementary and then we went to the county library and then we went to get groceries at the Liberty Highway Walmart. We were probably gone about three and a half hours. Just when I got home, when I went in the kitchen, that is when I noticed it was gone. I assume it just dropped off my finger. I called all three places and everybody said they would let me know if it turned up. I'm sure it's been found somewhere or other. I just hope it will be returned to me." So Hearsayers, here's the deal on the silver dinner ring: If you know of its whereabouts, please email (firstname.lastname@example.com) or call (706-436-6778) Hearsay and she will put you in touch with Ms. B. OK? OK!
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