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The "go-overseas" strategy began to pay off as international revenue increased to 27 per cent of group sales, said th Reading-based Direct Wines Holdings, which operates the Laithwaites chain.
Pre-tax profits rose by £500,000 to £11.5m for the year ended 1 July 2011 at the 42-year-old wine importer and distributor, despite turnover dipping slightly to £343.9m, compared with £344.3m 12 months earlier.
Chairman and founder Tony Laithwaite said: "In the UK, profit reduced as we decided not to pass on the full impact of VAT and yet more duty increases to our customers."
Laithwaites USA increased its sales by 29 per cent as the group aimed to reduce reliance on the "tough" UK market.
The rise was helped by the launch of its UK brand Virgin Wines and a continued tie-in with the Wall Street Journal, selling wine to its readers.
Laithwaites, which started in a small warehouse in Windsor, also grew "significantly" in the US, the chairman said.
Sales jumped by 47 per cent in Asia as the company grew its Laithwaites Wine brand and launched Virgin Wines.
The group also expanded in Europe, entering the market in Poland with the launch of Winoteka Domowa – translating as Wine Shop at Home.
As a result of all this activity, turnover in the rest of the world was boosted by more than £20m to £93.2m, compared with a fall of £20m in the UK to £250.7m.
Virgin Wines and Averys, which Direct Wines acquired in the last decade, increased profits in the UK, the company added.
In May, the group, which Laithwaite founded with his wife Barbara, sailed 1,000 cases of wine along the ancient trading route from Bordeaux to London flagship store, the Arch, at Tower Bridge. The stunt raised money for Macmillan cancer research.
Laithwaite spent summers in the 1960s working in Bordeaux vineyards before starting the business in 1969.
Direct Wines Holdings, which employs more than 900 staff, has yet to recommend a final dividend.
Glenn Caton was appointed as UK managing director in March.

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For over 30 years, Phoenix Pride has been organizing marches, rallies, parades, entertainment and education events to celebrate the Phoenix LGBTQ community. In 2014, over 50 corporations, local business, and organizations sponsored the 34th Annual Phoenix Pride Festival in Phoenix.
This year's 35th Annual Phoenix Pride Festival will continue to be a two day celebration designed to bring our diverse LGBTQ and allied communities together for a weekend of camaraderie and celebration of our past, present and future while raising funds for the Phoenix Pride Community Programs while educating the public about the existence and continuing civil rights battle facing our community. The Phoenix Pride Festival attracts over 33,000 attendees during the two day celebration offering unique opportunities for marketing and exposure for businesses and organizations interested in creating relationships within the LGBTQ community.
The Phoenix Pride festival features over 150 entertainment performances on 5 stages and over 300 Exhibitors showcasing a huge variety of food options, shopping opportunities and community resources. Headliners for 2014 were A Great Big World, Michelle Branch and Neon Hitch. The festival brings a variety of food vendors, as well as an Arts Expo, Health & Wellness Pavilion, KidSpace, YouthZone, Sway Events VIP Experience, an Erotic World and Dance Pavilions. Combined with participation from government officials, services, private corporations and celebrities, the Phoenix Pride Festival continues to raise positive awareness of the metro-Phoenix LGBTQ community.
General Info
April 2nd & 3rd, 2016
Steele Indian School Park
Festival Hours
Ticket Information
- Children under 12 receive Free Admission.
- Children 13-17 receive Discounted Admission.
- Adults 18 and over have multiple different ticket packages available.
Credit Card are accepted for onsite admission and beverage ticket sales. ATMs will also be available for your convenience.
If the admission price is economically taxing, FREE ADMISSION to the Festival may be arranged by becoming a PRIDE VOLUNTEER and volunteering a minimum of 4 hours. – OUR 2015 FESTIVAL VOLUNTEER APPLICATION IS NOW CLOSED.
Volunteer Opportunities
The 2015 Festival Volunteer Application has closed. Please check back in Late July for our Rainbows Festival Volunteer Application.
Festival Accessibility
An ASL (American Sign Language) interpreter will be available at the Bud Light Main Stage during all performances and there will be roaming interpreters available around the festival. Please see our Information Booth near the Main Entrance for more information once you arrive.
On the parade route there will be an interpreter next to the announcer stage at 3rd St. and Clarendon.
No Pets Allowed!
Due to Park Regulations and as a consideration for our visitors. ABSOLUTELY NO PETS are allowed on the grounds (with the exception of SERVICE DOGS which MUST be harnessed). This rule applies to ALL pets.
Lost & Found
Lost items can be picked up at the PRIDE INFORMATION booth located near the main entrances. After the event, you can contact Phoenix Pride at email@example.com.
Parking, Lightrail and Taxi
Parking is available in nearby neighborhoods and parking structures. The largest Parking Structure is located on the Southeast corner of Central Ave & Indian School Rd with 1,400 parking spaces available for $5.00 per car.
As parking is limited, we recommend that you either take the Lightrail or a taxi. There is a Lightrail station at Central Ave & Indian School Rd that drops you off 3 blocks from the Parade & Festival.


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It's a Fact: Text Messaging Program Doubles the Chance of Successfully Quitting Smoking
On the wave of New Year's resolutions, Agile Health, a provider of mobile healthcare technology solutions to employers and other commercial health plan sponsors, together with technology partners GeneXus USA and HSA Global, has launched a clinically proven program that uses motivational and interactive text messaging to help people quit smoking.
Agile Health's Kick Buts solution is the only smoking cessation program of its kind that has successfully undergone multiple peer reviewed clinical trials. Deployed on the STOMP Health Messaging Engine developed by HSA Global, it delivers structured text messages that provide advice, support and encouragement as smokers try to give up cigarettes.
The program draws from hundreds of clinically validated, personalized messages sent at scheduled intervals, as well as in immediate response to individual text requests for help in overcoming a craving or a slip up. Kick Buts effectively creates a two-way dialogue that engages consumers when and where they need it most.
As demonstrated in a controlled study of nearly 6,000 participants on the STOMP platform conducted in London and published in The Lancet in June 2011, combining regular text message outreach with on-demand interactive text messages can double a person's chance of successfully quitting.
"It's like having your own personal counselor in your pocket when and where you need it," said Agile Health President Scott Werntz.
GeneXus USA, a software company headquartered in Chicago known for its innovation in technology for web and mobile solutions, designed interactive features that enhance the Kick Buts user experience, and assisted in the development of infrastructure to support client data integration and eligibility management requirements. GeneXus USA designed and deployed the Kick Buts web online and mobile experience, using agile development methodologies and its GeneXus development platform to complete delivery on time and on budget.
"GeneXus USA was key to the success of our launch," Werntz said, "building a strong front end with public and private content that informs, educates and connects with individuals, as well as a flexible back end to support variable client interface scenarios."
"There are exciting new developments in the roadmap for Kick Buts, including social networking and ultimately mobile native apps that will run on iOs, Android, and Blackberry," said GeneXus USA President and CEO Dane Drotts. "I have every expectation that this ground-breaking program that leverages technology to change behavior will take off under the leadership team at Agile Health."
How the Kick Buts Program Works
>> Organizations (including employers, health plans, government payers, retailers, and more) sign up to offer Kick Buts to employees or customers
>> Multi-faceted outreach and communication drives awareness and engagement within each eligible population
>> Eligible individuals access relevant content and resources and can sign up for the program either online or via their mobile phone, providing their background information and target quit date
>> Text messages are pushed out and mobile/online tools are provided to help program participants:
- Prepare for their quit date mentally and physically
- Learn new skills and behaviors to manage cravings and avoid temptations
- Celebrate milestones as they reach their goals
>> Interactive two-way text messaging is available 24/7 to help program participants:
- Conquer cravings with practical tips and suggestions
- Recover from 'slip ups' and immediately get back on track when they've had a cigarette
- Reset their program when they have resumed smoking and need to 'get back on the wagon'
The Kick Buts program, accessible via any text messaging and web-enabled phone, includes a smoking cessation resource center with information on the importance of quitting, what to expect during the process, and tips and techniques to handle cravings. It also includes an online game center to occupy the participant's attention during cravings, and a product discount center that provides discounts on nicotine replacement therapy and other relevant products.
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Whatever thin premises guide the Farrelly Brothers' adaptation of The Three Stooges are lost in this 90-second trailer, but there's plenty of physical comedy, true to the original. Not much else can be said about the clip, except that it's got a steady stream of strange cameos, and it is set in modern times.
Though I'm not Stooges expert, the lead performances seem to run from good to great in their adherence to the source material. And the Farelly's smartly busted the film up into three 30-minute segments to prevent fatigue from a dragging plot.
Despite those steps, the film just looks like a dud. Perhaps if I had a couple kids and wanted to veer away from the standard animated fare, I would take them to see this film, but I think that the whole concept of The Three Stooges just doesn't appeal to the past couple generations. So there goes about 60% of film audiences.
Maybe I'm wrong, and people will appreciate the throwback and attention to detail, but it's been my experience that most audiences don't "appreciate" shit. This isn't their type of dumb physical comedy. My hope was that the Farrelly's would bring their irreverent humor of bygone films like Dumb and Dumber to this gig, but they seem hell bent on sticking to the old formula, save for some very bizarre cameos.
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Calvary Chapel began in the late 1960's in Southern Cal. This area was about to experience a major spiritual revival commonly known as the Jesus Movement.
Question: What do you remember about the Jesus Movement?
Chuck Smith, a local pastor of a small church in Huntington Beach, realized that the younger generation of hippies were being neglected by most of the mainstream churches and felt God's call to reach out to them ... just as they were. It was through Chuck Smith's obedience to that call that Calvary Chapel ministries was born. Today, a little over 30 years later, that small church has grown into what Christianity Today calls, the largest growing movement within evangelical Christianity (April 91).
Question: You all know of the rapid growth and popularity of the CC movement. To what do you attribute its success?
Sunday School
Children's Sunday School classes meet during worship.
There are no adult Sunday school classes.
Question: What does this mean about Children and worship?
Pastoral Education
Calvary Chapel's Bible College, Twin Peaks, Cal and over 20 extension campuses world wide. Men and women from all over the world gather together in Southern California to study the Word of God with Calvary Chapel pastors. All students at CCBC are exposed to the teaching of the entire Bible by Pastor Chuck Smith. The central core of the CCBC Program requires the students to listen to Chuck Smith's complete Bible taped commentary series. Pastors are trained for 2 years .Costs are listed as $8000.00.
The Word for Today publishes Bible study books and tapes all over the world.
KWVE broadcasts God's Word to all of Southern California.
Calvary Chapel of Costa Mesa has approximately 30,000 believers. There are over 400 Calvary Chapel affiliates in the United States, as well as hundreds more worldwide. No over all attendance numbers are available.
Physical Property
Calvary Chapels typically do not put crosses on their buildings because they desire to avoid the external trappings of religion. In the place of the cross, they have a Holy Spirit dove symbol in the church. The goal seems to be to not put people off. There may be an occasional CC that has a cross, but that is the exception rather than the rule.
Question: What about this? How do you feel
about avoiding using the cross in the church because it may be offensive
Other Church Features (general)
Altar/communion table at the front with an inscription
Flowers and plants are in a bed at the front.
A pulpit is also present.
Chairs are placed in the front and the leaders take their places on them.
Padded pews or chairs.
Often CC will meet in rented buildings and will use auditoriums for their worship service.
To my knowledge, Calvary Chapels do not. have mission boards but do faithfully support missionaries as a church. Missionaries may also be supported by individuals.
There is none. Called church 'fellowship' not membership.
Tithes and Offering
Generally there is no offering taken in the church and tithing is not normally discussed. Often there is a box or basket in the rear of the church where people can place something in it as they leave. In some churches an offering is taken in the traditional manner while the worship team sings.
Question: What about this?
Although most Calvary Chapels do utilize a form of contemporary worship with the soft contemporary sound made popular by Maranatha! Music and by Asaph Records (which both originated at Calvary Chapel). There is a variety of styles of music found in their churches. A few are very traditional and conservative, with organs or pianos and hymns, while most others prefer electric guitars and drums.
Music is often praise and worship choruses with a guitar and or praise band with drums. This 'praise' part of the service usually lasts 30-45 mins. in the beginning of the service.
Most do not use hymn books..
Similarly, a few of the worship services at Calvary Chapels are quite traditional, while most are more contemporary. A few churches are filled with elderly people in suits and ties, some are filled with young people in jeans and tee shirts, and many are a combination of all different ages, styles, and races.
Most are places where anybody with any style of dress or culture feels welcome. The make-up of Calvary Chapel is simple. The emphasis is on a casual, non threatening environment where all people can feel welcome regardless of their physical appearance, social status, or ethnic background.
The Bible is taught systematically in an expository way, verse by verse thru the Bible taking about 5-7 years to complete. Then they start all over again. Preaching is often very application oriented.
Length of service
Services are usually 30-45 mins.of praise time and 30-45 mins. of preaching. Total service time 1 hr 15-30 mins.
Order of Service
There is none. Just the text for the mornings message. Announcement and weekly activities are also found with a brief doctrinal statement in the weekly bulletins. Although the worship team usually has a more structured outline for the order of service.
The Lord's Supper
Held monthly for regular attendees.
By immersion. Believer's Baptism.
These are special service times (apart from regular 'church') where the gifts of the Holy Spirit can operate freely under the leadership of mature Christians.
Calvary Chapel seems hesitant, in print media, to answer questions relating to their doctrinal positions. Their reason is not because they are unsure of their beliefs, but because they are cautious to avoid division within the Body of Christ. They believe what really matters is what we have in common as Christians: the "essential" doctrines of the infallibility of God's Word, the virgin birth of Christ, His sinless life, death for our sins, bodily resurrection, ascension to glory, and personal return to rule the earth.
Statement of Faith
We believe the Bible, both Old and New Testament to be the inspired, infallible Word of God and the final authority for all faith and life.
We believe that there is one God, eternally existent in three persons: Father, Son and Holy Spirit. He is the Personal, Transcendent, Sovereign Creator, Redeemer, Lord and Judge.
We believe in the deity of our Lord Jesus Christ; He is fully God and fully human, and in His virgin birth, in His sinless life, in His miracles, in His vicarious and atoning death through His shed blood, in His bodily resurrection, in His ascension to the right hand of the Father, in His intercession for us, and in His personal return in power and glory.
We believe that all people are by nature separated from God and responsible for their own sin, but that salvation is freely offered to all by the grace of our Lord and the only hope of redemption is through the shed blood of Jesus Christ. When a person repents of sin and accepts Jesus Christ as personal Savior and Lord, trusting Him alone to save, that person is immediately born again and sealed by the Holy Spirit, all his/her sins are forgiven, and that person becomes a child of God, destined to spend eternity with the Lord.
We believe in the present ministry of the Holy Spirit to convict, indwell, guide, instruct, fill and empower the believer for godly living and service.
We believe in the bodily resurrection of
both the saved and the unsaved; they that are unsaved unto the resurrection
of damnation and they that are saved unto the resurrection of life.
by, Larry Taylor
What they don't believe.
Calvary Chapel rejects some popular doctrines of the Christian faith as they believe them to be in error Scripturally. This does not mean that they will not fellowship with those holding these views, it simply means that such views are outside the boundaries of what constitutes a Calvary Chapel church.
For example, they generally reject, "amillenniallsm", post-millennialism, as well as a mid or post-tribulation rapture view. CC is strongly pre-millennial and pre-tribulational rapturists.
They also reject the belief, held by some Pentecostals and charismatics, that Christians can be demon possessed. They teach that Christians can be attacked by demons, but they cannot be possessed or controlled by them.
Calvary Chapel rejects two of the five
points of five point Calvinism.
Limited Atonement: Calvinism teaches that Jesus died on the cross to secure the salvation of His elect. That although His atonement was sufficient for all it is effective for the Elect.
Irresistible Grace: Is the belief that when God calls a person to Himself for salvation and relationship with Him, although that person is free to say no, he will not say no because the call of God is efficacious. God is Sovereign and His will can not be thwarted.
Therefore, those who hold these two points Calvinism are outside of the borders of what defines Calvary Chapel.
And finally, Calvary Chapel rejects the over-emphasis of spiritual gifts and experiential signs and wonders to the exclusion of Biblical teaching. Their services, focus on a personal relationship with God through worship, prayer, and the teaching of the Word of God. They do not allow speaking in tongues loudly during services.
Is Calvary Chapel 'Charismatic'?
Calvary Chapel believes it is the middle ground between fundamentalism and Pentecostalism in modern Protestant theology. In fact, they believe this is at least part of the reason why God has raised up their ministry.
Fundamentalism is that portion of Protestantism which holds to the literal interpretation of the Scriptures, believing that they are divinely inspired and inerrant. Hence, the "fundamentals" of the faith are emphasized.
Pentecostalism as a modern movement grew out of the Azusa Street revival in Los Angeles at the turn of the 20th century, and spawned denominations that emphasize the fullness of the Holy Spirit and the exercise of spiritual and Scriptural gifts of the Spirit which had fallen dormant in the main line churches. They have restored to the Church the importance of the miraculous spiritual gifts of the Spirit and the power of God for Believers today.
Over the years, Calvary Chapel believes fundamentalism, while it clung to the integrity of God's Word, tended to become rigid, legalistic, and unaccepting of spiritual gifts. Similarly, Pentecostalism became enthusiastic and emotional at the expense of the teaching of God's Word.
Calvary Chapel believes it is the balance between the two. They believe in the gifts of the Holy Spirit mentioned in the Bible, and encourage their exercise, but always decently and in order, and with the primary emphasis on the Word of God.
Because of this balance, Calvary Chapel services are designed to be centered around the verse by verse teaching of God's Word, and special "after glow" services are provided where the gifts of the Holy Spirit can operate freely under the leadership of mature Christians.
Many Pentecostals think Calvary Chapel is not emotional enough, and many fundamentalists think Calvary Chapel is too emotional. They believe this is right where God wants them to be.
Miraculous Spiritual Gifts
To quote Pastor Chuck Smith: "We believe in the gifts of the Holy Spirit mentioned in the Scriptures, and that they are valid for today if they are exercised within the Scriptural guidelines. We as believers are to covet the best gifts ..seeking to exercise them in love that the whole Body of Christ might be edified. We believe that love is more important than the most spectacular gifts, and without this love all exercise of spiritual gifts is worthless."
Most main-line denominations believe that the gift of tongues was an apostolic gift which meant that it was only necessary in the church during the time of the apostles to kick-start the church. Therefore, many of these denominations do not promote this gift because they deny its existence for today.
On the other end of the spectrum, all of the Pentecostal and Charismatic churches believe in and practice the gift of tongues. And Calvary Chapel leadership states that they fall into the latter category which they claim is a biblical position in accepting the gift of tongues as a legitimate gift for today. However, unlike many of their Pentecostal and Charismatic brethren, they claim to teach a balanced biblical position on the use of this gift as the Spirit has revealed its use in the Word of God.
A 'Balance'
CC says a gift is just that, a gift. We don't earn it or deserve it. And though we may ask for gifts, which is certainly proper, it is ultimately up to the Holy Spirit who determines who He will give certain gifts to. More often than not the Holy Spirit gifts you even before you ask.
It is for this reason that they believe Pentecostals, who insist that the evidence of the Baptism of the Holy Spirit must be the speaking in tongues, are absolutely wrong.
They also state that if you do not have the "gift" of tongues and you desire to, you can certainly come to God and ask. They state that like prophecy, the gift of tongues is in the control of the speaker and if there is no one with the gift of interpretation the speaker should not speak out loud in the congregation, but may certainly speak to himself and to God without disturbing anyone near him. They claim that since they are to do all things in an orderly fashion, that the Body may be edified, you will not see this gift practiced under normal circumstances during a Sunday morning service unless they set aside a time for the gifts to be used. The reason for this is because other gifts are being employed so that the Body may be instructed during that time with the gift of teaching, perhaps the gift of prophecy, as the Lord gives something during the time of teaching.
Elder Rule
Selection of a new pastor
Elders make up the nominating committee. And nominating committee seek, find and nominate a candidate. the final election is by 3/4 vote of the fellowship.
Removing of a pastor
2 Elders may call a meeting of the elders. 3/4 of the elders must agree that the pastor need to be removed. a 2/3 of the majority of the fellowship must agree.
Adding additional staff
The Sr. Pastor appoints assistant pastors. The Sr. Pastor has the authority to fire an assistant Pastor too.
CC's Position
Calvary Chapels are organized differently. Church government at Calvary Chapel is very simple, not a complex bureaucracy. Committees and sub-committees are essentially non-existent.
Basically, Calvary Chapel believes that the pastor is responsible for the church, responsible to hear from God, and responsible to feed and love His people faithfully.
Elders are appointed in the larger churches to help the pastor care for the spiritual needs of the congregation, as are deacons to help the pastor care for the material needs of the church.
But some churches have boards as required by most states (Trustees/Finance Committee) which vary in size depending on the size of the church, and which usually are made up of mature Christian businessmen who can advise the pastor with respect to the business operations and decisions of the church such as property management and investments.
At Calvary Chapel, church organization
is de-emphasized, and only the organization that is needed to run the church
is instituted. The pastor guides the church as he is lead by the Holy Spirit,
and they trust God to put pastors where He wants them to be.
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East county community briefs
Medieval literature to be discussed
Sydney Sims, chair of the English Department at Moorpark College, will present "Greatest Hits of Medieval English Literature" from 1 to 3 p.m. Fridays through March 2 at Osher Lifelong Learning Institute in Camarillo.
Call 437-2748 or visit http://www.csuci.edu/exed/osher.htm to enroll or for more information.
Program to offer canine training
Dogs 6 months and older will be the focus of a problem behavior clinic starting Jan. 14 at Arroyo Vista Recreation Center, 4550 Tierra Rejada Road.
Topics will include begging for food at the table and other over exuberant behavior. The class will meet from 9 to 10 a.m. Saturdays through Feb. 18. Cost is $90. Call 517-6300 for details or to register.
Children's class to focus on safety
"Stranger Danger & Bully Defense" will highlight a free presentation from 1 to 3 p.m. Jan. 14 at Arroyo Vista Recreation Center, 4550 Tierra Rejada Road in Moorpark.
The event is designed for children 3 and older. Call 517-6300 for details or to register.
Electronic waste to be collected
The Thousand Oaks Teen Center will hold an e-waste collection event from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. today in the center's front parking lot at 1375 E. Janss Road.
Acceptable items include TVs (25-inch limit), computers, iPods, cellphones and stereos.
Appliances will not be accepted.
This one-day event will benefit the teen center. Call 494-5156 or visit http://www.thousandoaksteencenter.com for more information.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) office in Rwanda was established in 2002 with support from the US President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) and the CDC Global AIDS Program. In 2006 the President's Malaria Initiative (PMI) and influenza programs were added. New projects on non-communicable diseases are being initiated. CDC-Rwanda has 34 staff members who specialize in epidemiology, laboratory, HIV prevention, care and treatment, health policy, surveillance and informatics, and program management, monitoring and evaluation. CDC-Rwanda staff are co-located in the US Embassy and Rwandan Ministry of Health (MOH).
Rwanda at a Glance
- Population: 10,815,000
- GNI per capita (PPP$): $1,130
- Life expectancy at birth women/men: 57/54 yrs
Under the President's Malaria Initiative (PMI), CDC assigned a resident advisor to Rwanda as a part of an interagency team with USAID to support the MOH in implementing malaria prevention and control interventions. These include providing long-lasting insecticide mosquito nets and indoor residual spraying, preventing malaria in pregnancy, improving diagnostics and case management, surveillance, and monitoring and evaluation of malaria-related activities. An example of CDC technical support is its collaboration with a three year longitudinal bed net durability study to evaluate how long bed nets remain effective in the field and when they should be replaced. Results indicate that over 50% of bed nets become ineffective between 18 - 24 months due to holes, but insecticide concentration remains relatively stable and effective. CDC has strengthened monitoring capacity within the National Malaria Control Program, ensuring timely and accurate collection of insecticide resistance data. CDC has also supported Rwanda's transition to a new health management information system in health facilities and a community information system to help track community health worker activities.
Top 10 Causes of Deaths in Rwanda (2008)
- Premature Birth 13%
- Acute respiratory infections 9%
- Cardiac diseases 9%
- HIV and Opportunistic Infections 7%
- Malaria 6%
- Tuberculosis 4%
- Malignant Tumors 3%
- Physical Injuries 3%
Staffing (CDC office (physical presence)
- 10 U.S. Assignees
- 31 Locally Employed
President's Malaria Initiative
Impact in Rwanda
- 1,245 HIV-positive pregnant women received antiretroviral drugs to prevent transmission of HIV to their infants PEPFAR annual program results FY2012
- 29,912 men, women, and children received antiretroviral drugs in 2012 PEPFAR annual program results FY2012
- 88% TB treatment success rate in 2012, an increase of 58% from 2003
- 180 of 197 diagnostic and treatment centers offer "one-stop" TB/HIV integrated services in FY 2012 TB division report FY 2012
- 70% of children under age five had slept under an insecticide treated net in 2010 compared with 13% in 2005 Demographic Health Survey (DHS)
Immigrant, Refugee and Migrant Health
CDC conducted a Rapid Health Assessment of Congolese Refugees in Rwanda that included screening for common infectious diseases and chronic conditions. The Congolese will be a large resettlement population in the United States with up to 50,000 arriving in the next four years. The screening information will help U.S. state and local health departments prepare for their arrival and help CDC and partners improve the refugees' health while waiting for resettlement.
Key activities include improving and expanding HIV/counseling and testing services, TB/HIV integrated service delivery, and blood safety services. Health system strengthening support includes building country capacity in public health workforce development, epidemiology, surveillance, health information systems, and program monitoring and evaluation to assess and adapt services to changes in the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
A specific example of health information systems work includes the innovative use of cell phone and internet technology to develop a national HIV reporting system and to contributions to the national e-Health strategy through its support for Health Management Information Systems.
CDC supports developing in-country laboratory workforce capacity, progressing toward laboratory accreditation at 10 laboratories, improving laboratory infrastructure and information systems, and building capacity at individual facilities to deliver high-quality clinical lab services. CDC has also worked with the MOH to increase the capacity of its reference laboratory through enhanced laboratory diagnostics and through deploying national quality management systems.
Influenza activities are implemented through a CDC cooperative agreement with the Rwanda Biomedical Center (RBC) Center for Treatment and Research within the Rwanda MOH. CDC supports RBC in preparedness and communication, surveillance and disease detection, and response and containment to improve Rwanda's capacity to identify and manage outbreaks of avian and pandemic influenza. The cooperative agreement, Preparedness and Response to Avian and Pandemic Influenza in Rwanda, was formed to build capacity to strengthen preparedness and communication for avian and pandemic influenza, to initiate human influenza surveillance, and to develop a rapid response team at national and subnational levels.
Health Systems Strengthening
The Field Epidemiology and Laboratory Training Program (FELTP) works with MOHs worldwide to strengthen national and local public health systems and to address the severe shortage of skilled epidemiologists. By detecting disease outbreaks and improving disease monitoring systems, FELTP residents provide science and data information to public health leaders to use in public health policy and programming. FELTPs are two year, in-service training programs. The students, typically MOH employees, spend 25% of their time in the classroom and 75% of time conducting mentored field work. In addition, CDC supports the FELTP through its cooperative agreements with the RBC and the School of Public Health. FELTP residents have performed more than 30 outbreak investigations, 15 surveillance evaluations, and 15 operational researches on various topics including anemia in children, injuries, avian influenza, HIV/AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis, and bacterial antimicrobial resistance since inception of the program. Additionally, residents trained over 300 health workers in outbreak investigation and response, public health surveillance, and data management to improve disease detection and response.
Resources and Links
- U.S. Department of State International Travel Information: Rwanda
- Health Information for Travelers to Rwanda
- Government Visa Travel
- US Embassy to Rwanda
- CIA Factbook: Rwanda
- Immigrant, Refugee and Migrant Health
- Registration of Traveler Emergency Contact and Itinerary Information
- Global TB programs in Rwanda
- AFENET – The African Field Epidemiology Network
- 2010 Field Epidemiology and Management Capacity Building Programs
- Global Reproductive Health Activities by Country: Rwanda
Infectious Diseases
- Meningococcal Disease information
- Hepatitis B information
- Hepatitis A information
- Typhoid Fever
- International Influenza : WHO African Region (AFR) Seson
Yellow Fever and Malaria Information
- Considerations when choosing a drug for malaria prophylaxis
- Countries with risk of yellow fever virus (YFV) transmission
- Yellow Fever and Malaria Information: Rwanda
- Global Health Programs: Malaria
- CDC Global Malaria website
- Malaria Information and Prophylaxis: Rwanda
- Choosing a Drug to Prevent Malaria
- CDC's HIV/AIDS Activities in Rwanda
- CDC's Global Health Programs: Global HIV/AIDS
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UIL district academic meet results
Students from Abilene High School, the Academy of Technology, Engineering, Math & Science and Cooper High School competed in the University Interscholastic League District 2-5A Academic Meet on March 22-23 at San Angelo Central High School.
In individual events, those advancing to regional competition from Abilene High are as follows: Jonathan Burkhart — second place, accounting; Chris Burkhart — third place, accounting; Chris Burkhart — third place, computer applications; Kaitlin Alcantar — second place, editorial writing; Ashley Jones — third place, headline writing; Jackson Pybus — first place, mathematics; Chris Burkhart — third place, mathematics; Ashley Jones — second place, news writing; Levi Grand — third place, ready writing; Jackson Pybus — third place, science; and Laura Churchill — first place, spelling and vocabulary.
Individuals advancing from ATEMS are as follows: Taylor Bos — third place, computer science.
Individuals advancing from Cooper High are as follows: Austin Parsons — second place, informative speaking; Wyatt Thompson — first place, Lincoln Douglas Debate; and Hannah Lantrip — second place, spelling and vocabulary. Named first alternates to the regional meet were: Becky Farrar and Damion Moore — cross examination debate; Hector Stokes — current issues; and Mariah Rivas — poetry interpretation.
AHS teams advancing to regional are as follows: Accounting — first place (Chris Burkhart, Jonathan Burkhart and Allie Clement). Named first alternates to the regional meet were: Mathematics — second place (Chris Burkhart, Jonathan Burkhart and Jackson Pybus); and social studies — second place (Luis Carrisalez, Mason Hightower, Cambrey Jones and Jayna Patel).
ATEMS teams advancing to regional are as follows: Computer science — first place (Taylor Bos, Justin McAlister and Christian Medina).
Based on the number of events entered and the results of both individual and team events, these are the final standings for the Abilene ISD high schools: Abilene High School — third place, Cooper High School — sixth place and ATEMS — 10th place.
Abilene High's academic UIL sponsors include Amy Allen (UIL coordinator), Sandra Henry, Julie Parrott, Seth Pietsek, Pat Snow and Sandra Wuorinen.
ATEMS' academic UIL sponsors include Jera Bunton, Brandon Carr, Nathan Monroe (UIL coordinator), Hannah Norris, Rebecca Rampy and Steven Valdez.
Cooper's academic UIL coordinator is Jimmy Pogue. Sponsors include Bryan Bruning, Roxanne Bush, Scott Kirk, Stan Levrets, Seth Pietsek, Katelyn Reed, Carolyn Rinard, Sherry Stewart and Mindy Wilson.
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We're slowly remodeling our kitchen. So far, we've installed granite countertops, a stainless steel sink and faucet, and drawer pulls. We're leaving the ovens and cabinets as is and will soon be redoing the backsplash tile. Best of all, we finally replaced the 20-year-old stove top with a GE PHP960DMBB Profile 36" Black Electric Induction Cooktop [affiliate link].
I did a great deal of research into induction stove tops and made sure I wanted to go with one rather than gas or a ceramic electric cooktop. I knew induction was the newest technology and I never liked cooking with gas. (Shocking, I know.) However, besides all the positives there are some tips, tricks and nuances to induction stove tops that you may not be aware of without doing the research such as:
1. Cost. Induction stove tops are expensive. While the cost has gone down considerably since the days when they technology was new, they can be much pricier compared to gas or electric stove tops. Even the prices between models vary quite a bit. I had hemmed and hawed between a Bosch and the GE model I eventually got. Both models were highly rated, and I knew that Bosch was a highly desirable brand and I had a Bosch dishwasher. At the I was looking, there was a $600 difference, so I decided to go with the GE instead because of price and lack of buyer reviews.
When deciding what model you'll end up with, besides cost, brand, and user reviews, look at number of burners, and other design features. Since I wanted five burners and a larger cooktop, that helped eliminate quite a few models for me right away. But it also meant I was looking at higher priced models. Also, I thought getting the GE model with the chrome ring around it wasn't worth the extra money and would be a pain to keep clean.
2. Installation. You will need to have your induction stove top professionally installed. If you are replacing an electric stove top, it's not just a matter of hooking it up to the old power source either. An electrician will need to run a 50 amp breaker with a #6 gauge Romex line (#8 minimum). It's all in the installation book if there are any questions, so make sure to factor that into your budget.
3. New pots and pans. Another item to consider in your budget is that you may need to get new pots and pans since induction stove tops rely on an electromagnet to heat iron or steel cookware. The best way to determine if your current cookware will work with an induction cooktop is to test it with a magnet – a refrigerator magnet will do. If it sticks to the pot or pan, you can use it on your induction stove top. Anything else will need to go to Goodwill, though you may want to save lids and steamer inserts to use with any new pots or pans you purchase.
I've been lucky that my extensive Le Creuset collection, since it's enameled cast iron, works perfectly on my induction cooktop as does my Lodge cast iron. I did have to replace all my non-stick sauté pans and found a couple of wonderful ones by Emeril Lagasse at TJ Maxx along with a Calphalon spaghetti pot. All my old pots and pans are going in the camper, and the ones in the camper will be donated.
4. Care and cleaning. The biggest reason I didn't want to purchase a gas stove top, much to my husband's amazement, is because gas burners are a pain to clean. On boil over and you have to completely take the stove top apart to clean it up. I loved having a electric ceramic stove top previously, and felt that an induction stove top would be as easy to clean. Well, I've found that it's even easier! As soon as the stove top has cooled down, if it's only a little dirty, I can clean up any spills with a wet sponge. For bigger spills or dried on messes, I use a cook top cleaner. GE cook tops come with a little bottle of Cerama Bryte [affiliate link], but I also like Weiman Glass Cook Top Heavy Duty Cleaner and Polish [affiliate link]. Amazon carries Bar Keepers Friend Cooktop Cleaner [affiliate link} at a really good price, so I'm going to check that out soon, too.
I just squeeze a little of the stove stop cleaner, spread it around with a paper towel (not a scrubbing sponge!) and then wipe it off with a clean paper towel. Very easy and you have a new looking, sparkling stove top every time.
The one other thing you need to be careful about is not scratching your induction stove top. Try not to slide your cookware, but pick it up and place it on top of the burners. Everything slides a little and the stove top isn't made of cheese, but try to treat it as nicely as possible. I've even demonstrated this to my kids.
5. Heats things quickly. Speaking of teaching the kids how to use your induction stove top, there is a learning curve on how to cook on an induction stove top. I found that a large spaghetti pot of water takes only five minutes to come to a boil and a smaller pan only a minute or two, so don't walk away! You may have been used to cooking things on very high temperatures and now find that you're having a lot of boil overs or burning your food. Except for bringing water to a boil at H (or 10 depending on the induction stove top you buy) try cooking on medium temperatures until you get used to what your induction stove top can do for you.
The beauty of induction stove tops is that if you find that you need to get something hotter quicker, it's easy to do very quickly – just dial up the induction stove top a bit. (My stove top has half settings – 5, 5 1/2, 6, 6 1/2, and so on.) If what you're cooking needs to come down quickly, take it off the burner for a second to get rid of some heat, dial down the burner, and continue cooking. You'll get used to it soon enough.


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Selma Blair arrives at amfAR's Inspiration Gala in Los Angeles. / Matt Sayles
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Selma Blair is making a sudden exit from the Charlie Sheen sitcom Anger Management.
In a statement Tuesday, producer Lionsgate says the actress won't be returning to the FX comedy. The company says it wishes her "the very best" but has no further comment.
Blair's departure comes while the comedy is about halfway through completing its 90-episode order from FX.
The actress's publicist didn't immediately respond to a request for comment. Sheen's manager, Mark Burg, declined comment, as did FX.
The sitcom represents Sheen's TV series comeback after he was fired from CBS' Two and a Half Men in 2011 after clashing with producers.
Sheen has an ownership stake in Anger Management.
Blair played a therapist and colleague to Sheen's character on the show. Sunday is her 41st birthday.
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The Battle of Gettysburg was a turning point in the Civil War, providing a Union victory in the summer of 1863 that ended General Robert E. Lee's second and most ambitious invasion of the North. Often referred to as the "High Water Mark of the Confederacy", it was the war's bloodiest battle with 51,000 casualties. It also provided President Abraham Lincoln with the setting for his most famous address.


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The general contractor got a bit of a surprise at Wednesday nights informational meeting on the nearly $1.5 million Clinton Street reconstruction project.
Thats when Jeffrey E. Proulx, a co-owner of North Country Contractors, Calcium, learned that the Dulles State Office Building parking garage will be closed for renovation throughout most of the Clinton Street project.
I didnt know about it, but it doesnt concern me, he said after city officials and the contractor met with five property owners who will be affected by the Clinton Street reconstruction.
Afterward, City Engineer Kurt W. Hauk said the contractor did not know about the parking garage project because the Watertown City Council just awarded the contract for the city job Monday night.
That issue will be discussed at length with Mr. Proulx and his partner during a pre-construction meeting next week, he said. They will put together a strategy then on how to deal with garage closing and the 150 state office workers who will be scrambling for parking spots.
The issue about having the two projects going on at the same time was brought up a few times by the property owners Wednesday night.
Mark R. Lavarnway, CEO and president of Watertown Savings Bank, said thats a lot of people looking for parking spots, just when parking will be at a premium.
Property owners also had concerns about dust, timing of different aspects of the street reconstruction, traffic patterns and what they should anticipate from the inconvenience of construction crews working on their street and sometimes directly in front of their homes and businesses.
Dr. Jason F. White, who lives at 250 Rexford Place, came away from the meeting feeling more comfortable about the situation, he said.
I think everybody wants to work together, he said.
The city project is scheduled to start in late June or early July. The work will involve replacing sewers and curbs and repaving the street along the length of the street, from Washington Street to Holcomb and South Massey streets. One lane will remain open during the construction.
The work will coincide with a nearly $1 million project to revamp the State Office Building garage off Washington Street, from June 1 until November.
On Wednesday night, Mr. Hauk reiterated the city was already committed to doing the street work this summer when he heard about the parking garage project. It was put off a few years in the citys capital projects program.
Weve been waiting for this project for a long time, said John Doldo III, whose father, John, owns two medical office buildings and runs Clinton Court apartments.
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Galloway cattle are an old Scottish breed, and are the oldest polled beef cattle in the world. Galloways can be black, dun or red coloured. Belted Galloways are black, dun or red, with a white belt surrounding the girth of the cow, while white Galloways are white in colour with black, dun or red points. Galloways are a versatile, long-lived, disease resistant breed that can withstand extremes of temperature and climate due to their unique double coat of hair. It has been shown that Galloways may need up to 20% less feed in winter than other breeds of cattle, making them easier and less expensive to maintain. They are also non-selective grazers who forage and thrive in marginal conditions as well as performing outstandingly on high grade pasture. This makes Galloways environmentally friendly and useful in improving marginal lands.
Galloways are a very fertile breed that regularly produce vigorous calves with ease. Their mothering instincts are excellent, and milk supply is usually plentiful. Galloways have an excellent temperament and are generally very docile and easy to handle.
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Mini-Galloways have all the outstanding characteristics of their larger Galloway brethren, but in a smaller, easy to handle package. And besides the fact that they are absolutely adorable, there are a number of other reasons that mini-Galloways may just be the breed of cattle that you are looking for.
- mini-Galloways are ideally suited to a small acreage, with one acre supporting maybe one or two minis. (depending on pasture conditions)
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- smaller cattle are gentler on the land, making mini-Galloways an environmentally friendly option as well as easier on equipment and pasture.
- mini-Galloways make great family pets and can be useful for ground maintenance, keeping lawns and land cleared. Think of the potential of a 'live lawnmower'. Mini-Galloways also produce less manure than a larger breed.
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Sales of music have been higher in each of the first four weeks of 2013 than in the corresponding weeks of 2012, according to Official Charts Company data.
The figures, released today by the Entertainment Retailers Association (ERA), show that year-to-date sales are up 11.6% on the corresponding period last year, the best start to the year for at least three years.
The positive figures follow a tough 2012 during which music sales fell 5.5% compared with the previous year.
ERA Director General Kim Bayley said, "This is an extremely positive result and a great start to the year. It certainly demonstrates that there is far more robust demand for music than is often assumed."
Bayley noted that one factor in the rebound of music sales may well be the public support for HMV since it announced it was going into administration on January 15.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. - Birdies on No. 13 and No. 14 had Lucas Glover feeling good about his second round at the 2013 Masters, but bogey trouble at the end resulted in his second consecutive 74 at Augusta National.
"It was just a bad finish," said Glover, a former Clemson All-American whose best finish at the Masters was a tie for 20th in 2007. "I had poor putts just the same as yesterday. It was poor putting and finishing poorly — that's the tale of the tape for the past two days."
Friday's birdies had Glover at 2-over with four to go, but he bogeyed both 17 and 18.
"I hit two good shots on 13 and two good shots on 14," Glover said. "I had a nice wedge shot on 15 but the wind knocked it down and the wind always compounds poor shots."
On 17 his tee shot went into the right rough under a tree, and his shot on 18 did the same thing.
"The conditions on the course were great, but hitting the ball in this wind makes it difficult," he said. "The margin of error here is small anyway, and it gets smaller when the wind is blowing. But that's what makes Augusta Augusta and the Masters the Masters, and that's why we love it. The player who wins here deserves to win."
Glover finished tied for fourth at this year's Honda Classic, his first top 10 finish since the 2011 season. The 2009 U.S. Open champion said after the round he would watch the scoreboard to see if he would make the cut, but had no complaints if he didn't.
"I didn't play well enough to deserve to be here for the weekend," he said. "But if I am it'll be like extra inning baseball — free golf."
Free golf it is as Glover made it in just under the wire with the cutline at 5-over.
Columbia's Dustin Johnson had that whole "drive for show, putt for dough" thing down pretty well after 31 holes, grabbing a three-stroke lead and looking very much like a player who would head to the weekend atop the leaderboard.
But by the end of the second round Johnson had dropped to 1-under, going bogey, double-bogey, par, bogey, double-bogey for a 76 on Friday. It was a monumental collapse that placed him outside the top 20.
After starting the day at 5-under but slipping to 3-under when he bogeyed No. 1 and No. 3, he got back on track quickly, moving to 6-under to start the back nine.
Starting with No. 14, things disintegrated rapidly.
Defending Masters champion Bubba Watson shot a 73 on Friday for a two-day total of 148, and that helped him become one of the last players to make the cut for the weekend. He remains optimistic he can make a charge.
The cutline was the low 50 plus all within 10 strokes of the leader and Watson was tied for 55th, 10 shots in back of frontrunner Jason Day.
"Obviously I'm playing well, I just got to make the putts," Watson said. "I got to somehow make myself hit it harder on the putts, the longer putts. And I haven't looked at the weather, but let's just say the weather is windy again. And I'm going to go out first.
"So when you look at that, there's a way I can shoot 5-under, get under par for the tournament, and be right there. Nobody's really running away from it."
Greenville resident Bill Haas shot an even par 72 on Friday and enters today's play at 1-under.
Haas eagled No. 9 and birdied 15 and 17 to put himself in a good "money" spot for the remainder of the weekend.
Haas has three top-10 finishes so far in 2013.
Last year Sandy Lyle had the highest score of any former Masters champion in the 2012 field, finishing at 20-over to end his tournament on Friday. This year, Lyle will get to play 36 more holes.
The 54-year old Scotsman, who won the green jacket in 1988, shot an even par 72 on Friday for a 1-over after two rounds.
That easily made the cut and made Lyle a happy man.
"Any time you make the cut at Augusta you're really happy," he said. "And 2 over after four yesterday wasn't looking very good and I wasn't really striking the ball, so I just hung in and hung in and then there was some life at the end and I got back to level par.
"Today I had a good start for a change. I got a couple under very early on. And then I lost a few on the way around. And then I made a nice birdie at 9."
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A baby who was severely injured after being violently shaken and whose father is in prison for child abuse has died.
Trey Lee Stoner, who was a little more than a year old, died at his foster family home in the Saginaw area, said the child's attorney Christina D. Hills of Monroe.
The baby had suffered permanent and incapacitating injuries during the assault when he was 6 weeks old.
"He was a sweet little guy," Ms. Hills said. "He never had a chance."
The baby's father, Tyler Stoner of Monroe, is in the St. Louis Correctional Facility in northern Michigan, where he is serving a nine-year sentence after pleading no contest to a charge of first degree child abuse.
Mr. Stoner, 19, was sentenced in October in Monroe County Circuit Court.
According to a plea agreement made with the Monroe County Prosecutor's Office, the charges cannot be changed or amended, according to Mr. Stoner's attorney, Russell A. Smith of Temperance, who called the entire situation sad.
"I don't believe he'll be facing additional charges," Mr. Smith said.
Monroe County Prosecutor William P. Nichols said Monday he is reviewing the case.
Ms. Hills did say that when the agreement was made, there was some optimism about Trey's future, however, his condition deteriorated.
She said the number of seizures had increased and doctors were trying to manage the pain. The injuries proved to be too severe and left the baby blind, virtually deaf and prone to numerous seizures.
Trey was assaulted Jan. 19, 2013, and he died Saturday, almost a year to the day later.
According to court records, the infant suffered a fractured skull, traumatic brain injury and broken bones. He had been kept on a life-support system.
Mr. Stoner was the only person charged in the assault and he voluntarily terminated his parental rights, court records show.
Trey's mother, who was never accused of harming the infant, voluntarily yet reluctantly terminated her parental rights also.
The baby, who required almost 24-hour care, was being cared for by a family in the Saginaw area who are known to accept children who are disabled or terminally ill.
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Insurance has a reputation of being dull and boring. Insurers are doing their best to be killjoys. If you drink while on holiday, even if not drunk, insurers may refuse to cover you for any accidents.
For thousands of Britons who go on skiing holidays every year, the après ski is as important as what happens on the slopes. Enthusiasts have been warned that their travel insurance policies could be invalidated if they suffer an accident after drinking alcohol.
A new report from price comparison website Moneysupermarket.com has found that no travel insurer will honour a claim if an injury is suffered as a result of being under the influence of alcohol.
Every year, Britons drink £4.5 billion worth of alcohol on overseas holidays and the report warns that many could be left to pay their own medical bills if they ski after drinking.
British men are in danger of making fewer successful claims than women, as they spend over £100 on alcohol on overseas jaunts, compared to women at under £70 each. The average Scot shells out only £72 on holiday booze.
The maximum you can drink and be safe in the knowledge your claim won't be turned down is under the UK legal driving limit - regardless of which country you are in.
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Peter Gerrard, head of insurance research at moneysupermarket.com, says: "In most cases, there is no way the insurer will know if your claim is as a result of you having too much to drink. However, if your insurer does find out - if, for example, it is included in a medical report when an injury is treated - they could void your claim. It's a little-known fact that travel insurance policies have a clause stating if you are under the influence of alcohol or drugs at the time of an incident, your policy may be rendered invalid. Enjoying a drink on holiday is not a crime, but it is important that people try to be sensible about alcohol consumption."
All insurers are very strict about underwriting alcohol in their policy exclusions. Most insurers do not cover you for any claim directly or indirectly resulting from the misuse of alcohol or you being under the influence of alcohol or drugs except those prescribed by your medical practitioner, but not when prescribed for treatment of drug addiction.
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And you may have to abstain completely if you are planning a ski holiday to the US. The nation that brought us mineral water business lunches goes even further. In the US you often get breathalysed before you go on the slopes. It's frowned upon to drink. Although drinking and skiing do not mix, many people like a wine or beer at lunch before skiing. In the US this can invalidate insurance, and "jobsworths" can stop you skiing.
As well as alcohol-related injuries on skiing holidays, insurers will refuse to pay out for medical bills incurred on drink-fuelled stag or hen weekends or boozy beach barbecues. Travellers who require medical attention but are over the UK drink-drive limit of 80 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood will not be covered.
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The woes continue for North Carolina rising junior P.J. Hairston. Hairston, who was arrested for possession of marajuana and driving without a license in an expensive
rental SUV, has left the USA Basketball Under-19 National Team. A back injury has been sighted as the reason. It's been a bad summer for Hairston, who is also facing an NCAA inquiry. The NCAA is making inquiries about Hairston's connection to a man named Rodney Blackstone. Blackstone is alleged to have made payments to the AAU coach of former Kansas player Ben McLemore prompting the NCAA to take notice. According to UNC AD Bubba Cunningham, UNC and the NCAA are looking at what, if any, connections Blackstone might have to Hairston. On the surface that doesn't appear to be related to the SUV which could mean there are two separate NCAA issues to worry about now instead of one.
There is no word how severe the back injury is but one would assume there is more than enough time for Hairston to be ready for the season. That is assuming all the other issues get resolved.
Team USA will play the Ivory Coast in its first preliminary-round game Thursday at 8:15 p.m., at the 2013 FIBA U19 World Championships in Prague, Czech Republic. The Americans will play China in a second-round game Friday night at 8:15 p.m.
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U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs Robert O. Blake, Jr. will travel to China, Bangladesh, and Kazakhstan March 16-26, 2011. In Beijing on March 17-18, he will lead a U.S. government delegation to the U.S.-China Sub-Dialogue on Central Asia. Assistant Secretary Blake will also discuss regional issues with government officials, and will meet with scholars and students. He previously participated in a Sub-Dialogue on South Asia in Beijing on May 3-4, 2010.
In Bangladesh, the Assistant Secretary will hold bilateral consultations with the government, and meet civil society leaders and the opposition. He will also attend the Regional Strategic Initiative (RSI) Conference in Dhaka.
In Astana on March 24-25, he will lead the U.S. delegation at the second Annual Bilateral Consultations. Topics will include Afghanistan cooperation, civil society, human rights, and military cooperation. He will meet with students at Nazarbayev University and members of civil society.
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(By; Steve Begnoche, Ludington Daily News) - Thirteen searchers led by Ludington Police Chief Mark Barnett and Mason County Sheriff Jeff Fiers completed what, for now, is the final ground search in the case of the missing infant, Katherine Phillips.
At about 2:30 p.m. Saturday the searchers finished searching an area near Meyers Road south of the railroad tracks south of U.S. 10.
Nothing was found, Barnett said.
The site, like others searched since "Baby Kate" was reported missing more than two weeks ago after last being seen in the vehicle of Sean Michael Phillips at Birch Lake Apartments in Ludington,was one police had received a tip about, Barnett told the Ludington Daily News.
All the tips of sites for potential searches have now been checked out and answers to the whereabouts of the baby who would now be 5 months old have failed to turn up answers as to what happened to her.
The searchers, sweaty and hot, and some with soaked feet from searching in the heavily vegetated and wet area, filed onto a emergency vehicle van when the search came to an end.
"It's been a long two weeks," Fiers told the Daily News.
Sean Phillips is being held in Mason County Jail on $500,000 bond on a charge of abduction.
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One Week: Two Best in Shows!
Sunday Oct. 18th - Emily wins Best in Show at the South Jersey K.C. under Judge Linda More
Then on Saturday, October 24th, Emily wins the Potomac Irish Setter Club Specialty - then goes on to win Best in Show at the Middleburg Kennel Club under Mr. Whitney Coomps.
June 20th 2009 - Emily goes BIS at the Irish Setter Club of America National Specialty!
MBIS MBISS Am/Can. Ch. Shadagee Caught Red Handed, handled by Adam Bernardin, with judge Ann Yuhasz, Show Chairman Karolynne MacAteer and ISCA President Debbie Davis.
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Earth Hour puts focus on climate change Saturday
Many times the Las Vegas Strip and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints don't see eye to eye, but they will this Saturday.
During "Earth Hour," Sin City and the iconographic temple of the Saints go dark for 60 minutes beginning at 8:30 p.m. local time as part of the worldwide effort to focus on climate change.
The World Wildlife Fund, organizer of Earth Hour, has signed up 2,400 cities in 82 countries. That's eight times as many participants as last year, when more than 36 million people took part.
The lights-off hour is called a potent symbol of what can happen through collective action.
"Climate Change is a growing international crisis no country can afford to overlook," said Egypt's First Lady Suzanne Mubarak. "Global warming negatively impacts the environment as well as the health and livelihoods of people worldwide.
"Earth Hour heightens awareness and brings hope to the preservation of our shared planet's precious environment today and for generations to come."
Salt Lake City will be participating by turning off the lights at the downtown City County Building. Marriott hotels worldwide will be a part, as will McDonald's, the National Geographic Society, Wells Fargo and other businesses.
The lights on the Salt Lake Temple will be turned off 8:30 - 9:30 p.m., said LDS Church spokesman Scott Trotter. But lights associated with public safety, including those illuminating the sidewalks and visitor centers on Temple Square, will remain on.
"Prudent stewardship and wise use of resources are principles that Church leaders have emphasized throughout the history of the Church," said Trotter. "The Church encourages its members to join with their fellow citizens in supporting worthy programs that will make their communities better places to live and raise their families."
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There are also some fun videos. Here's the official "Vote Earth" video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Qr8QXWzT9U. Here's one that features children: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGWpKGXc9eo&feature=channel.
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