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Melanne Verveer, Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women's Issues, will travel to Paris, France October 29-31, 2011.
In Paris, Ambassador Verveer and U.S. Ambassador to the OECD Karen Kornbluh will welcome and introduce the Pre-G20 Event Growing Economies through Women's Entrepreneurship. The pre-G20 event is co-hosted by the United States and the OECD and builds on the recent APEC Women and the Economy Summit hosted by the United States and chaired by Secretary Clinton. Participants include government officials, journalists, private sector executives, and members of academia and civil society organizations working to highlight and increase the role of women in the global economy.
In Paris, Ambassador Verveer will also meet with OECD officials to discuss the upcoming High-Level Aid Effectiveness Forum in Busan.
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Food security and sustainability in the UK are to be discussed at a major conference in Exeter next month.
The Exeter Initiative for Science and Technology 2014 conference titled 'The impact of data, science, and technology on food security and production' is being held on September 4 at the University of Exeter Forum.
Among the speakers are Professor Michael Winter, director of the Centre for Rural Policy Research at Exeter University, Professor Dame Julia Slingo, chief scientist at the Exeter Met Office and Mary Quicke, of Quicke's traditional cheesemakers from Newton St Cyres, next Exeter.
Other speakers at the event are from Waitrose, Syngenta, Quickes Traditional, The Met Office, eCow and the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, as well the university itself.
Robert McIlwraith, chairman of ExIST, said: "With the recent announcement that Britain is now just 60 per cent self-sufficient in food production there couldn't be a better time to discuss the food security issue."
Attendees will also tour the North Wyke Farm Platform, the Okehampton-based outpost of Rothamsted Research, a research si te which allows different farming practices to be evaluated. During the visit, research staff will be describing how the platform has been designed to address the food security challenge by producing more food from the same or less land, using less water, energy and other inputs.
Robert Orr, farm platform manager at Rothamsted Research North Wyke, said: "We are looking forward to welcoming ExIST conference attendees to visit the farm platform which has been funded by BBSRC to address, for lowland grassland livestock systems, the UK's food security challenge – something that will be discussed extensively at the conference."


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Google is so smart, it can actually answer a question before it's been asked. So we decided to utilize this feature to find out what Google (and more importantly, what Internet users) really want to know about their favorite celebrities.
According to my super-secret source within Paramount Pictures (by that I mean The Wrap), director Brad Bird and Tom Cruise are about to begin casting for the role of Ethan Hunt's protégé in Mission: Impossible 4. While nothing is definite, Keven Zegers, Christopher Egan and Anthony Mackie are all vying for the part, although they may be in the running for other roles, as well.
After the failure of Cruise's last film, Knight and Day, Paramount was anxious to hedge its bets by bringing in another prominent actor to help draw an audience. By that logic, I really don't see why the studio passed over Tyler Perry. Diary of a Mad Black Warlord or I Can Do Baghdad All My Myself would have killed, and no one would have cared about the bad acting or cheesy plot. (/Film)
The Old Spice Guy, a.k.a. Isaiah Mustafa, has parlayed his recent popularity into a budding film career. First, he landed a smaller role in Horrible Bosses. Now comes word that Mustafa has landed a larger role in the upcoming Tyler Perry film, Madea's Big Happy Family.
The film is reportedly a drag queen flick that fetishizes fat old women and strong, supportive black families. Mustafa will co-star alongside Perry, who will play the drag queen in question, and Lil Bow Wow, who will play the guy who is lucky to be working. (Empire Online)
Isaiah Mustafa the deodorant-shilling equestrian du jour, has been cast in Tyler Perry's next project. The former NFL player turned weird guy on a horse will appear in Perry's adaptation of his play Tyler Perry's Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow Is Enuf. Pfft, whatever hippie.Mustafa appeared on Oprah's talk show to discuss his newfound fame when Perry himself showed up to offer him the role. It's unclear where Mustafa will fit in with the all-star cast made up of Janet Jackson, Mariah Carey, Whoopi Goldberg, Phylicia Rashad and Anika Noni Rose, which originally featured no male roles. I'm sure he will fit right in though. As long as he doesn't cause Madea to have to take off her earrings. God forbid any man suffer that fate. Elsewhere, Orlando Jones has been cast in real-life as "Who?" (Cinema Blend)


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let her play! there are tons of fun puzzles and toys that have the letters on them. Let her play with them. I wouldn't push her too hard, just keep giving her fun things to play with. And read lots of books together!
Most of the time starting with songs works.. Include phonetics
Hi There,
I am not trying to push anything on you, but I used to teach elementary school and decided to write Christian Children's books after having my chidlren. To keep things brief, I started teaching my children extremely early and once I noticed my oldest demonstrated phonemic awareness--I knew I was on to something. If interested, I could probably email you an excerpt from my book that guides parents on teaching phonemic awareness and reading ---and it's real simple. If you want to know the title of that book, it is "How to Prepare my Child for Pre-Kindergarted: English Language Arts and Math" under my pen name, Taylor Wyatt. I may even try to post the excerpt here to show you--I'll see how it goes :)
I'm pretty new to this site--like I have been a member less than one hour ( lol). I am looking to upload some information on teaching phonemic awareness---any suggestions?
My 3 1/2 year old joins us for circle time (we sing alot), she also does signing time (her favorite show) on netflix. For a curriculum I do not do much but my kids all of them, including my current 3 year old loves cullensabcs.com online preschool. It use to be free, now you have to pay a bit. But it is worth it. She can sit in with the older kids if she will pay attention and she chooses to sometimes for science and history. But with those subjects she mostly joins for the art and video portion. She loves learning and has been dong this for 2 years. She still does not know her letters but she is learning and happy and loves, loves books. Everyone is suprised when they see her reading as she sits and looks at every page and makes up a story to go with the detailed pictures. So I do not worry she will decide she wants to read when she is ready.
My best advice is keep it fun and follow her, not the other way around.. Oh and I forgot a free curriculum for letters would be letteroftheweek.com.
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Crazy funny 1987 aerobic dance competition
1980s, why did you fade away. I miss you and your rampant kitschiness. Life is just too damn serious these days. I could do with a sprinkle of fun back on our TV screens. Did I say fun? Oh boy! Watch on and be amazed. Sorry, amused.


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Timothy Paul Lewis was born in Toledo, Ohio on November 25, 1956. He was the son of the late Patrick Lewis and June (Farner) Lewis. Timothy attended Monroe High School where he received his diploma.
In the late 1980's, Timothy moved to Kentucky where he would make his home for more than twenty-four years. He met the love of his life, the former Carol Carrier. They were joined in marriage on September 25, 1990 in Annville, Kentucky where they made their home 23 years.
Timothy was a hard-worker and working for nearly forty years as a Union Electrician. He was employed by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 8. In 2012 the family moved back to Michigan to make their home in Erie.
Timothy always seemed to be happy and outgoing with a warm smile. He was well known wherever he went for his pleasant demeanor. Timothy was an avid outdoorsman, enjoying hunting, fishing, and four-wheeling. He also enjoyed shooting guns and spent many hours target shooting. He had a passion for music and his interests were extremely varied. Timothy cherished the time he spent with his loved ones and one of his favorite pastimes was strumming on the guitar for his family and friends.
Timothy Paul Lewis, age 57, of Erie passed away at 12:20am on Monday, December 2, 2013 at his home, surrounded by his loving family after a three year battle with cancer. In addition to his father his passing was preceded by an aunt: Gwen Wertenberger; and an uncle: Joe Lewis.
To cherish his memory, Timothy leaves his loving wife of twenty-three years: Carol Lewis of Erie; his son: Zappa Lewis; mother: June Lewis, two sisters: Cathy Bynum of Monroe and Diane Lewis of Erie; two aunts: Connie Hall of Lincoln Park, and Betty Smith of Erie, an uncle: William "Billy" Lewis of Kentucky; a nephew: Tyler Arnwine of Monroe; and two nieces: Mellissa Arnwine and Cali Bynum of Monroe.
Cremation has taken place through Southern Michigan Services. Friends may gather from 3:00pm-7:00pm on Monday, December 9, 2013 at Merkle Funeral Service, 9156 Summit Street in Erie (734) 848-5185. A Celebration of His Life will follow at 7:00pm.
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As this is a very sugary mixture, grease the inside of the Tefal 23 cm Square Baking Tin with margarine. Bake at 180°C/350°F, gas mark 4 for about 25 minutes.
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We've got to hand it to Jennifer Garner for being a good sport and promoting a new movie, Ghosts of Girlfriends Past, on her birthday.
The actress happened to be turning 37 the same day she sat down with E! News' Jason Kennedy, who surprised her with cupcakes.
Her birthday wish? For costar Matthew McConaughey not to sing to her!
The two castmates also talked about their children, including Levi's first steps (onto a surfboard) and what Jen wants most for her girls...
"I've already got him in the water," said Matthew, who plans to start training Levi on a bicycle and board before teaching him to ride the waves. "It'll kind of be up to him. We'll get him out there soon, floating around."
New mom Jen wouldn't mind if daughters Violet and Seraphina loved music, but more than anything else, "I just want them to happy," she said. "I don't care what they do. I really don't!"
Surfing versus symphonies—wonder who has the edge when it comes to parental style?
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When last spring semester began, I never expected that within a matter of weeks I would find myself in the ballroom of a beautiful museum in Washington, D.C., with filmmaker James Cameron and a host of other powerful executives.
I didn't know at the time that I would join a Utah State University team that would enter the Microsoft Imagine Cup and become a finalist in the competition that drew 22,000 applicants. It was Microsoft Executive Anthony Salcito who eventually stood to say: "Second place goes to: AidVenture."
The team poses for a picture in Washington, D.C. They are, from left to right, Susanna Beck, Yiding Han, Cal Coopmans, Josh Light, John Johnson and Sterling Morris.
Our creation, AidVenture, placed second at the event that Bill Gates has called "the Olympics of great ideas." The Imagine Cup is an annual software design and game development competition that attracts students from around the globe. More than 300,000 high school and college students entered this year's contest, making it the largest competition of its kind in the world.
Each year, Microsoft challenges its Imagine Cup competitors with a new and unique theme. This year's theme was, "Imagine a world where technology helps solve the toughest problems." Teams were to focus their software design or game development around one of the United Nations' Millennium Development Goals and solve some of the world's toughest problems, such as achieving universal primary education, reducing child mortality and eradicating extreme hunger and poverty.
My team began preparing a Facebook application targeted at the United Nations' goal of eliminating poverty. The application could potentially allow 500 million Facebook users to connect to a large, unfunded population of entrepreneurs in developing nations who are seeking microloans to advance their businesses. Through the application, Facebook users can look at various entrepreneurs throughout the world and individually select and invest in those they would like to help.
Cal Coopmans greets Microsoft executive Craig Mundie. - Photo by Sterling Morris
We tapped people from several disciplines to put together our proposal. Yiding Han and Cal Coopmans, doctoral students in electrical and computer engineering, played key roles. Huntsman School of Business senior Josh Light, who is majoring in entrepreneurship, economics and finance, served as a highly effective team spokesman during the event. Susanna Beck, a general education major, was also part of the team. We benefited from the advice of John Johnson, head of the Management Information Systems Department, who went with us to Washington, D.C.
All the competitors were required to produce short films introducing their technology. I headed this portion of the project and produced a short film which can be seen here.
I was especially passionate about the project our team selected because of the experience I had with micro-lending through the SEED program at the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business in the summer of 2009 in Trujillo, Peru. There, I talked with entrepreneurs. I walked through their communities. I saw first-hand the challenges they faced.
After sending our idea and business plan to Microsoft, we were selected as one of ten software-design finalists in the nation. Microsoft flew us to Washington, D.C., for a four-day retreat where we presented our software, toured the U.S. Capitol and met with industry leaders.
Film director James Cameron was one of the leaders invited to come to the competition. Mr. Cameron spoke during the final day of the event and encouraged students to continue their pursuit of technology education.
Josh Light talks about his group's Facebook application at the Microsoft Imagine Cup. - Photo by Sterling Morris
A highlight for me was the opportunity we had to meet with Microsoft Chief Research and Strategy Officer Craig Mundie. We told him about our project and how we believe it will have a positive impact on world poverty. Mr. Mundie seemed very knowledgeable about micro-lending and was impressed with the concept we developed.
We are now seeking approval from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Once we obtain legal authorization, we can begin issuing micro-loans through Facebook. You can see our Facebook application here. It will be fully functional following SEC approval.
Most of us expect to discover challenging and rewarding opportunities for career growth when we graduate. However, we go to school in a building that has giant banners over the entrances challenging us to "Dare Mighty Things." We decided to create an opportunity not only for ourselves but for entrepreneurs across the globe. I believe we've created a way for anyone to "Dare Mighty Things" by investing in ventures launched by hard-working people who want to make a difference.


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The Oklahoma Real Estate Commission has appointed Charla Slabotsky, a lobbyist for the Oklahoma Association of Realtors, as its executive director, effective Feb. 11.
Oklahoma Real Estate Commission names lobbyist as executive director
Slabotsky will take over from Anne M. Woody, who will retire March 1. Woody has been with the state agency for 38 years, starting in her teens as a receptionist, and is just the fourth executive director since it was formed in 1950.
Slabotsky, who grew up in Atoka, has worked for the Realtors trade association for 16 years. She is the senior vice president of government affairs. She has worked in communication, professional development and legislative and political issues, lobbying the Legislature on issues of interest to the real estate business.
Commission Chairman Pete Galbraith, of Sapulpa, called the change "bittersweet."
Woody "has served the commission extremely well. She left it better than she found it," said Galbraith, president of Tulsa-based Coldwell Banker Select, which has 17 offices and more than 600 real estate sales associates across the state.
Woody said the most meaningful times she's had are "when somebody is at a closing or is getting ready to close a deal and they call us (with questions) and we kind of walk them through it — to hear them express appreciation, to hear them say, 'You're a state agency. Wow.' How often do you call a state agency and even get a person?"
Galbraith said Slabotsky's "new and exciting ideas" will serve the commission and the business well "as real estate changes."
Galbraith said the agency received 35 applications. He said he knew the commission "is going to get shot at" for appointing someone with such close ties to the industry the agency regulates. But the commission was hard put to do otherwise, he said.
"All the applicants were very close to the industry. They were all insiders one way or another," he said.
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Consumers are always on the lookout for the best credit card deals that will give them the most cash back they can earn given their regular spending habits, and now a new study shows exactly which might benefit the average consumer most.
If you're like many Americans, you've probably seen your finances improving steadily over the last year or more and are now in a position to start using a credit card to meet your everyday spending needs once again.
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It seems to me that a piece of flash fiction where language is the most important element is really a prose poem. Flash fiction isn't only about language, but about telling a story. Some times the story can be alluded to, or evoked, more than it is told, and other times readers are given only a beginning, or ending, and forced to extrapolate the rest. But in any case, writers of flash fiction are storytellers.
There is a sense, for me at least, that "tinder" indicates more than the pages that serve as kindling for the fire. Something else is stirring, on the verge of igniting. Something that is never exposed, but can be perceived beneath the surface. In this way, your title *works* for you. Talk about the process of titling, this story and in general.
In a story that is only a page (or a paragraph) long, the title is very important. And to me, a good title does two things: adds meaning to the story, and establishes a tone for the reader. I played with several titles for this piece. One of them was "Book Burning, which doesn't add anything to the piece and feels very violent and negative. I wanted something more innocent and calm. "Tinder" not only hits the right tone, but also gives the reader additional information about why this book is being burned and inspires the reader to think of meanings beyond the literal one.
Part of what attracted us to this story, in fact, was the details that went unsaid. How do you decide when enough is enough, or when to give a piece more?
I don't decide. I just try to write the kinds of things I would like to read. And I love reading pieces which let me add in a few of my own details.
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The Wasatch Journal is a quarterly journal and a sister publication of the Big Sky Journal. One thing I like about the magazine is the writing; it is interesting and timeless. Unfortunately, my internship with them is over, but I enjoyed seeing the inner workings of the magazine world. I helped organize a short story contest, wrote an article for the magazine, learned a whole lot about copyediting and met some great people.
While reading through the annual Kathy Fish Fellowship applications, I was struck by the number of writers who were using flash as, to paraphrase, a means to an end. Most people weren't writing flash because they loved the form, because it took them places other types of fiction didn't. Instead, they were using it as a gateway into longer works—short stories, short story collections, novels. As a champion of flash, I found this discouraging. Is flash fiction less satisfying, in terms of either writing or reading, than longer works? Or is it that the markets still haven't accepted flash as a legitimate form? Why do you write flash, and where do you see it taking you?
I write flash because I can't help it. Before I had ever heard of flash fiction I was writing it. My notebooks are full of short snippets of conversations and paragraphs describing characters who probably couldn't sustain a 400 page novel.
I read flash because I enjoy it so much. I marvel at the power one page can have. I love the raw force that a good piece of flash fiction exerts over my emotions and my intellect. And I definitely don't think that flash fiction is easier than other forms of writing. It may take less time than writing a novel, but one paragraph in a flash fiction piece is more difficult to write than one paragraph of a novel.
I don't really know much about the market yet, but I know that flash is a worthwhile and satisfying genre. And as to where it will take me: anywhere I want. Right now, I am happy watching that gardening book burst into flames over and over again.
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Brad Childress once again is cramming a lot of practices into the Minnesota Vikings' fortnight at Minnesota State University, Mankato.
The Vikings' training camp schedule, released Monday afternoon, includes 23 practices over 14 days -- 10 of them on a two-a-day schedule, although on three of those days the afternoon session will be for special teams only -- and just one day off.
As Childress revealed earlier this month, camp will open with an afternoon practice on Friday, July 30. The last practice of camp will be on the morning of Thursday, Aug. 12, before the team travels to St. Louis for its preseason opener against the Rams.
For those speculating about when Brett Favre might join the team, mark down Monday, Aug. 16, as one logical possibility. That's the day the Vikings presumably will resume practice at their Winter Park headquarters in Eden Prairie.
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I need some help - my friend discovered a new type of bacteria and asked me to post on this forum regarding his findings. The bacteria was found by an accident, and by testing it (API-STRIP TEST) he discovered that it was unknown.
While studying the bacteria he noticed something fascinating. The bacteria kills fecal bacterias and dissolves fecal matter! He tried searching online for a bacteria that is simillar to his bacteria in order to find out if it was really a new bacteria or it was already known. His search results didn't yield anything useful.
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- since the tests are very expensive here in Croatia what do you think he should do? He knows that the uses for this kind of bacteria are practically limitless but do you have any ideas regarding who should he contact regarding his findings?
- is there a simillar bacteria to this one?
He is a college student and the colleges in Croatia are very different from the colleges in the USA and Europe so he can't get a scholarship to help him further investigate...
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The Chairman, Lagos State House of Assembly Committee on Information and Publicity, Mr. Segun Olulade, has faulted Chief Bode George's attack on members of the House.
George, a former national Vice-Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party in the South-West Zone, was said to have described the Lagos State House of Assembly as a mere rubber stamp.
The PDP leader was reported to have said that the state Assembly was answerable only to the National Leader of the All Progressives Congress, Bola Tinubu.
But Olulade said the comment credited to George was a reflection of the PDP leader's "die-hard habit of uttering unguarded and un-statesman-like statements."
The lawmaker representing Epe Constituency II in the House of Assembly said the statement was insulting to the integrity of the people of Lagos who elected the current set of the state lawmakers.
He said in a statement in Lagos on Wednesday that, "Unlike the secretive party which Bode George represents, the APC is open and the leadership of the party, including those serving in the executive and legislative capacities, is open to people they represent.
"Bode George's unguarded statement is insulting the integrity of Lagosians who have elected their own representatives into the House of Assembly.
"Lagos Assembly is not a house of commotion, so we don't sit to issue threats and fight the executive before we can carry out our legislative tasks. Lagosians are blessed with one of the best governors anyone can think of in Nigeria today, hence, we carry out our tasks in checking the executive maturely and amicably, not by shouting, issuing threats and causing commotion as expected by Bode George."
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Top 10 2011 PostsDecember 29, 2011 on 9:51 am | In Advertising, Creative, Creativity, Marketing, My Creative Team, Social Media | 1 Comment
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We've posted on a wide variety of topics in THINKing this year, and based on what you have been reading, you must like the variety. Let's take a look at the Top 10 posts from 2011. You might find something on the list that you missed.
Creativity Boost #3 – Dictionary Excursion – This was far and away our most read – and commented upon – post. It's an exercise to boost your creative writing skills.
Top 11 Free Resources To Improve your Blog's Content – As part of a continuing series to help you in developing compelling content, this post provides you a list of the top 11 online resources to help you improve your writing skills.
How To Write Tweets That Get Noticed – This guest post from David Murton says you need to consider and understand two important rules: readability and retweetability when writing your tweets.
How Is Social Media Like A Mullet – As Joe Dirt said in the movie by the same name, a mullet is "business in the front, party in the back." And that is how social media is like a mullet: it's both business and personal.
LinkedIn – Branding – In our series on LinkedIn, we talked in this post about how to use the social network for branding purposes.
Top 19 Free Photo Sites For Bloggers – This post outlines some of the best places to find free photos and images for your blog.
Creativity Boost #1 – The Mindtrip – A mindtrip is a way to find a novel solution to a problem by looking at it from a different perspective.
Pump Up Your Brain – According to Nobel prize-winning chemist Linus Pauling, the best way to get a good idea is to get a lot of ideas. In this post, we discuss brain exercises to help you generate more ideas.
Creativity 2011 Week#12 – Our weekly series of creativity links produced one of our Top 10 posts.
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Lidia Celebrates America is not a cooking show. It is a fascinating celebration of the rich diversity of cultures across the United States. This series is at once utterly familiar-families rejoice in the birth of a baby, celebrate a holiday, and dance at a wedding. At the same time it is surprisingly mysterious, exploring America's most intimate traditions and ceremonies-a Korean-American wedding, a young girl's Quinceañera; a Juneteenth celebration, also known as freedom day among African-Americans in the South; or an Italian-American Christmas Eve Feast of the Seven Fishes. Through these stories and others, Lidia Celebrates America creates a unique window on the ethnic, cultural, and religious rituals Americans observe and the foods that are so deeply connected to them.
There are few better ways to foster understanding than to sit down at the table and share cultural and culinary traditions. In this series, viewers will follow celebrity chef and restaurateur Lidia Bastianich into the homes of American families at some of the most meaningful times in their lives.
Most immigrants didn't come to America empty-handed. They brought with them family recipes and centuries-old cooking traditions. Viewers will not only learn how to cook these foods, but will witness the process by which families pass their traditions on to the next generation, preserving their cultural heritage and strengthening their family bonds.


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10 Best My Chemical Romance Songs
After spending 12 years together, My Chemical Romance have called it a career, but not without leaving fans with a decade's worth of inspired, passionate and frequently uplifting music. The band may have began their career being lumped into the popular emo movement of the time, but they evolved over the years to include elements of punk, hard rock and pop that helped them branch out and create their own unique sound. So, as we bid adieu to the New Jersey-bred rockers, we give "three cheers" to MCR's career by counting down the 10 Best My Chemical Romance Songs:
'Vampire Money'
'Vampire Money' came out in 2010, but you wouldn't know it by its sound. My Chemical Romance's 'Danger Days' album cut feels like a mix of 1977 Sex Pistols and Ramones all rolled up into one. The boys muster a full-on sneer with this cut, which was their dig at bands that were selling out to be on a 'Twilight' soundtrack when they resisted the lucrative lure.
'Honey, This Mirror Isn't Big Enough for the Two of Us'
'Honey This Mirror Isn't Big Enough for the Two of Us' was one of the first tracks to show the promise of what My Chemical Romance had to come. This raucous effort features Mikey Way pounding away on the bass, with Ray Toro and Frank Iero unleashing the fury with their guitar work. Singer Gerard Way penned this track about his past substance abuse.
By the time My Chemical Romance hit the 'Danger Days' album, they had the uplifting rock anthem thing down. Nowhere is this more apparent than on 'Sing,' an easy pick for the 10 Best My Chemical Romance Songs. This euphoric rocker is a call to arms, urging listeners to seize the day. The inspirational message was later adopted on Twitter as a show of support for those affected by Japan's 2011's earthquake and tsunami and the band re-envisioned the song as a benefit single.
'Teenagers' is a track that saw the group breaking out of their comfort zone. This good-time rocker is presented with panache and had a bluesy swing to it, but the light and bouncy sound is contrasted with a more serious message. Gerard Way says it was inspired by being on a subway with a bunch of teens and feeling like more of a target than a peer. He took things further from that idea and addressed the growing concerns of gun violence with today's youth.
'The Ghost of You'
My Chemical Romance took their foot off the pedal with 'The Ghost of You,' but that doesn't make the track any less powerful. This somber piece finds Gerard Way addressing the fear of loss. While it's one of the moodier cuts on their 'Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge' album, the band makes a solid transition from internal reflection to angst-ridden expression and back again.
'Na Na Na (Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na)'
If you need a pick-me-up, My Chemical Romance's 'Na Na Na' is the song to do it for you. This high energy cut was the song that turned the corner for the band after they decided to scrap an entire album (later released as the 'Conventional Weapons' compilation). This song begs you to sing along while Iero, Toro and the Way brothers blister their way through this punk anthem.
'Helena' earns its spot in the 10 Best My Chemical Romance Songs as one of the most moving piece the band ever penned. Themes of loss turn up several times on the 'Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge' album, and Gerard Way penned this track as a tribute to his late grandmother. The track also follows the 'Three Cheers' album concept, which chronicles the story of a man who died in a car crash mourning the love of his life who he thought also perished in the accident.
'Famous Last Words'
Though 'Famous Last Words' starts off a little grim, by the time the track hits its peak, it's one of the band's most inspiring cuts. The opening guitar interplay between Toro and Iero sets the angsty mood perfectly before Way belts the chorus, "I am not afraid to keep on living. I am not afraid to walk this world alone" -- a triumphant statement coming on the heels of heartbreak.
'I'm Not Okay (I Promise)'
'I'm Not Okay (I Promise)' is the song that broke My Chemical Romance to a mass audience and remains one of their most popular tracks. This ode to infidelity may feel triumphant in its presentation, but it's a song about heartbreak nonetheless. Way sings about breaking things off with a girl who's cheating on her boyfriend after coming to the conclusion she'll never leave. As the exasperated rocker declares, "I'm not okay / You wear me out."
'Welcome to the Black Parade'
The epic 'Welcome to the Black Parade' is deserving of the top spot on our 10 Best My Chemical Romance Songs list. Kicking off with Bob Bryar's taps-style drumming and expanding into euphoric heights, the track bares similarities to a musical style that Queen made popular. In explaining the band's concept for the record, Gerard Way stated that death comes in the form of your most powerful memory. For us, My Chem's "death" comes with the memory of their music, and much like the song says, "We'll carry on."


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Taking iron supplements
Eating iron-rich foods is a key part of treating anemia caused by low iron levels. You may also need to take iron supplements as well to rebuild iron stores in your body.
Iron supplements may be taken as capsules, tablets, chewable tablets, and liquids. The most common tablet size is 325 mg (ferrous sulfate).
Have your health care provider tell you how many pills you should take each day and when you should take them. Taking more iron than your body needs can cause serious medical problems.
Blood counts return to normal after 2 months of iron therapy for most people. You should continue taking supplements for another 6 to 12 months to build up the body's iron stores in the bone marrow.
Iron is absorbed the best on an empty stomach. Yet, iron supplements can cause stomach cramps, nausea, and diarrhea in some people. You may need to take iron with a small amount of food to avoid this problem.
Milk, calcium and antacids should NOT be taken at the same time as iron supplements. You should wait at least 2 hours after having these foods before taking your iron supplements.
Foods that you should NOT eat at the same time as you take your iron include:
- High fiber foods, such as whole grains, raw vegetables, and bran
- Foods or drinks with caffeine
Some doctors suggest taking a vitamin C supplement or drinking orange juice with your iron pill. This can help the iron absorb into your body. Drinking 8 ounces of fluid with an iron pill is also okay.
Tell your health care provider about all the medicines you are taking.
- Iron tablets may cause other drugs you are taking to not work as well. Some of these include tetracycline, penicillin, and ciprofloxacin and drugs used for Parkinson's disease and seizures.
- Wait at least 2 hours between doses of these drugs and iron supplements.
Constipation and diarrhea are very common. If constipation becomes a problem, take a stool softener such as docusate sodium (Colace).
Nausea and vomiting may occur with higher doses, but they can be controlled by taking the iron in smaller amounts. Ask your health care provider about switching to another form of iron rather than just stopping.
Black stools are normal when taking iron tablets. In fact, this is felt to be a sign that the tablets are working correctly. Talk to your health care provider right away if:
- The stools are tarry-looking as well as black
- If they have red streaks
- Cramps, sharp pains, or soreness in the stomach occur
Liquid forms of iron may stain your teeth.
- Try mixing the iron with water or other liquids (such as fruit juice or tomato juice) and drinking the medicine with a straw.
- Iron stains can be removed by brushing your teeth with baking soda or peroxide.
Keep tablets should in a cool place. (Bathroom medicine cabinets may be too warm and humid, which may cause the pills to fall apart.)
Keep iron supplements out of the reach of children. If your child swallows an iron pill, contact a poison control center right away.
Ginder GD. Microcytic and hypochromic anemias. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds.Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 162.
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Producer prices in November
December 13, 1999
The Producer Price Index for Finished Goods advanced 0.2 percent in November, seasonally adjusted. This advance followed a 0.1-percent decline in October and a 1.1-percent rise in September.
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The index for finished goods other than foods and energy showed no change in November, after registering a 0.3-percent gain a month earlier. Prices received by producers of intermediate goods increased 0.3 percent for the third consecutive month. The crude goods index rose 4.0 percent, following a 1.6- percent drop in the previous month.
From November 1998 to November 1999, the finished goods index advanced 3.1 percent (unadjusted). Over the preceding 12 months, prices for finished energy goods increased 15.4 percent, prices for finished consumer foods edged up 0.4 percent, and the index for finished goods other than foods and energy rose 1.8 percent. Prices received by producers of intermediate goods gained 3.0 percent for the 12 months ended in November 1999, and the index for crude materials advanced 16.0 percent during the same period.
These data are a product of the BLS Producer Price Index program. Find out more in Producer Price Indexes, November 1999, news release USDL 99-350. All producer price indexes are routinely subject to revision once, 4 months after original publication, to reflect the availability of late reports and corrections by respondents.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Producer prices in November on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/1999/dec/wk2/art01.htm (visited October 05, 2015).
Recent editions of Spotlight on Statistics
New estimates of personal taxes in Consumer Expenditure Survey
In 2013, the Consumer Expenditure Survey improved its personal tax data.
Trends in long-term unemployment
Long-term unemployment reached historically high levels following the recession of 2007–2009.
Housing: before, during, and after the Great Recession
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SOUTHLAKE, Texas, Nov. 11, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- HerKare opened its doors today to help relieve women suffering from hormone imbalance. The physicians and treatment professionals at HerKare will focus on improving the overall health and well-being of women through bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT). BHRT is not synthetic, rather it is personalized to each patient's specific needs and body chemistry.
Whether a patient is suffering from the effects of post pregnancy, a genetic deficiency, or stages of menopause, the physicians at HerKare will develop a customized treatment plan designed to support and improve common symptoms of hormone imbalance, including fatigue, depression, low libido, weight gain, hot flashes and/or muscle loss.
Mickala Sisk, founder of the HerKare concept explains, "Hormone imbalance is an inevitable part of every woman's life, and women have traditionally not been satisfied with the options available. As a working mom, I can relate and empathize. I wanted to create a place where women of all ages could get real help and bring balance back into their life."
Hormone imbalance can be the cause of a variety of health issues and some studies link hormone imbalance to the risk of more serious ailments such as heart disease, osteoporosis, stroke, memory loss, high cholesterol, depression and mood swings. Fortunately imbalances are treatable. Dr. Bradley Axline M.D., OB/GYN explains, "With the right treatment modalities, patients should begin to experience the benefits of treatment within the first few visits. Of course, careful monitoring is important to maintain consistent results over the treatment cycle."
To determine if an imbalance exists, the doctors at HerKare evaluate patients in seven areas of potential deficiencies: Estrogen, Progesterone, Testosterone, thyroid function
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Catfishing ron the Ohio river right around downtown Cincinnati. Tips on baits and spots that I hit to catch catfish. Links to other catfishing web sites. ohio river level information. Flatheads,Blue and Channel cats are in this part of the river. Tight lines to all.
Ohio waters of western Lake Erie, sport fishing charters for walleye and yellow perch aboard our 32 ft marinette fishermen.
Lake Erie Walleye Charters,Smallmouth Bass,Perch and Specialize in Night Walleye Charters. Lake Ontario Salmon/Steelhead Point Breeze, NY.
Ohio - Lake Erie sport fishing charters for walleye, smallmouth bass, and yellow perch. Erie Quest offers personalized fishing instruction, while giving 100% effort.
Coe Vanna offers Lake Erie fishing charters for walleye, smallmouth bass and yellow perch. Fish aboard our 30 ft. Lake Erie charter boats for the adventure of a life time.
Full service bait shop on the west side of Cincinnati. Full line of live and frozen bait. Open afternoons / evenings and weekends now. Will be open week days in June.
Western Basin of Lake Erie fishing adventures from the Islands area to the Central Basin deep water opportunities.
Lake Erie Walleye Charter Fishing, Sweet Escape Charters, offers a fully guided charter service leaving Wild Wings Marina and Campground near Port Clinton, Ohio. Sweet Escape Charters guides for walleye, yellow perch, and smallmouth bass on a clean, private 30' Sport-Craft. The Sweet Escape boat will carry up to six fishermen and we are fully equipped to drift or troll to catch walleye. We follow the walleye from Lake Erie's western basin during the spring and summer months and head east to Huron and Vermillion in the central basin during the fall months. Sweet Escape Charters offers the friendliest and most memorable experience you will have while fishing on Lake Erie.
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Restaurant review: N'Awlinz Bistro in Oxnard
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The 10 greatest movie couples are all those movie couples that you wish you and your lover could emulate. They are super-human demi-gods whose existence is merely to remind you of how not up to par you are! These movie couples are so gracious that they allow you to bask in their glory, if only for a few minutes when they're on screen together.
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Silberstang Lasky Architects is a full service architectural firm creating memorable buildings for a diverse clientele throughout the United States and internationally. Based in New York City, we are licensed in several states and certified by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards.Silberstang Lasky Architectsbelieves that each project requires a solution unique to the client, the program, and the site. The principals offer a combined half-century of experience creating residential, institutional, and commercial spaces that perfectly suit and uplift their occupants.Silberstang Lasky Architectsoffers full services towards the design and realization of each project, including construction administration, interior design, and value engineering.
Recent projects include institutional work, residences, offices, factories, and apartments in New York City, Westchester, Long Island and throughout the tri-state area.
Notable among these are the renovation of the Brotherhood Synagogue (featured in the December 2005 issue of Traditional Building and the June 24, 2005, issue of Jewish Week), and the conversion of an Upper East Side Art Warehouse into a luxury condominium apartment building for RFR Realty/KAR Properties. International design and consulting work has included projects in Canada, Mexico, and Peru.Silberstang Lasky Architectsis also engaged in the programming and property search for a 50,000-square-foot headquarters for a NYC not-for-profit agency. Other recently completed projects include a 50,000-square-foot factory in the Dominican Republic and a 40,000-square-foot factory in China.
The firm's design for a 9/11 Memorial in Suffolk County will break ground later this year. A 40,000-square-foot office and distribution facility for a large jewelry company in New York City is nearly complete. In the late design stages are a Synagogue renovation in Manhattan, the conversion and expansion of an existing building into a Synagogue in Queens, new luxury apartment interiors in Manhattan, and new homes in Bedford, North Salem, and East Hampton.
ALAN BARRY SILBERSTANG, R.A., NCARB, is a graduate of The Cooper Union. His work has been exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. He is licensed in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, and has served as guest critic at the Cooper Union, the City College of New York, and the University of Virginia at Charlottesville.
After working for such notable architects as Richard Meier, Charles Gwathmey, and Peter Eisenman, he founded a firm in 1988 and merged with Arthur Lasky Architects in 2004. His experience encompasses projects as diverse as educational facilities, religious institutions, housing, restaurants, factories, and private residences.
Barry Silberstang's design for a 9/11 Memorial for Suffolk County Victims won a public competition and will break ground in late 2007. Design work he completed for the Brotherhood Synagogue in NYC was featured in the June 24, 2005, issue of Jewish Week and other publications.
ARTHUR LASKY, R.A., NCARB, is a graduate of Harvard College. He earned a Master's of Architecture in 1978 from Columbia University and has been licensed in several states since 1984. He has taught at Columbia University and NYC Technical College, and has served as a guest critic at Pratt Institute. Extensive experience as a sculptor includes study with Richard McDermott Miller, Bruno Lucchesi, and Barney Hodes.
Projects of his design have been built across the United States as well as in Mexico, Canada, Peru, the Dominican Republic, and China. His works range widely in building type, scale, and budget. He is an expert in high security installations for the jewelry and precious metal industries.
In 2005 Arthur Lasky was elected Chairman of the Board of the Veritas Therapeutic Community, a New York State not-for-profit agency, having spent six years as Chairman of the Building Committee and the Strategic Planning and Development Committee. On behalf of Veritas, he is currently spearheading a capital campaign to enable the construction of a new agency headquarters.


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A major perk of SEC Banter is the crystal ball that predicts the fate of Southeastern Conference teams. You'd be amazed at its accuracy. With SEC football just around the corner, let's stare into the crystal ball and learn how the teams from the SEC Western Division - home of college football's national champions in four of the past five years - will fare this year.
If you've watched the Olympics over the past few weeks, no doubt you've been inspired by the world's elite athletes laying it all on the line not just for Olympic glory, but for national pride and a permanent place in their country's sporting history. Packed stadiums, an international stage, and competition at the world's highest level.
In the classic 1989 film, Field of Dreams, one of the old ball players gazes out on that magical baseball diamond in the middle of corn fields and asks, "Is this heaven?" Kevin Costner replies simply, "It's Iowa."
The BCS Championship Game finally - finally - takes place Monday night in the City That Care Forgot.
Ahh, bowl season. Don't you love it? A handful of quality bowl games leading up to the traditional New Year's Day marathon feast of college football. Settle in with some black-eyed peas and cabbage, a few hair-of-the-dog frothy beverages, and watch your favorite teams cap off the college football season.
For the third time in nine years, LSU and Georgia meet in Atlanta for the SEC Championship.
It's Thanksgiving and you know what that means. Plenty of turkey, your aunt's "famous" casserole that slightly grosses you out, and football.
Serious Southeastern Conference football fans have had Saturday, Nov. 19 circled on their calendars.
OK class, it's time for an SEC pop quiz. Follow the directions closely. Using your Scantron form and a No. 2 pencil, fill in the bubble that corresponds with your answer. Be sure to press firmly and fill in the bubbles completely.
It's tough to live up to great expectations. Just ask the current occupant of the White House. Rarely are our greatest expectations met, which makes it all the more special when it actually happens.
You may have heard that college football's national championship game is on Nov. 5 in Tuscaloosa, when No. 1 LSU faces No. 2 Alabama. That's enough time for two full weeks of nonstop hype surrounding the two best teams in the country.
With six weeks left in the regular season, it's time to reflect on the teams of the finest conference in all of college football. A just-past-midseason assessment is appropriate given that most SEC teams are off this week - or they might as well be. Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, and Mississippi State are off. Alabama has the equivalent of an off week against Tennessee, as does Arkansas against the menacing Ole Miss Black Bears.
What time does your SEC team kickoff on Saturday?
We've got five weeks of college football under our belts. That's five weeks of tailgating at stadiums across the SEC, game parties at stately southern homes, and road trips from Texas to South Carolina and everywhere in between.
It's already Week 5 of the college football season and Saturday's games take place on the first day of my favorite month, October. Comfortably cooling temperatures, clear blue skies, and five October weekends of big-time SEC match-ups, including Saturday night's clash of conference titans, Alabama and Florida.
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