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The \x## parsing seems incorrect to me. If ## is >= 0x80, the parser emits two UTF-8 characters, treating ## as a Unicode code point.
I understand \x## to mean: Insert the raw byte value ##. I thought \u and \U are reserved for Unicode code points.
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Posted January 13, 2015
Chapel Hill, N.C. — The wrestling coach at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is receiving a lot of criticism for comments he made on social media, a blog and in the school newspaper after his son was accused of rape in Tennessee.
C.D. Mock says universities treat students accused of sexual assault, including his son, unfairly, and he wants to raise awareness of how campus assaults are handled.
"This is a nightmare. This is an incredibly unfair situation," Mock said.
His son, Corey Mock, is a nationally ranked wrestler. A former UNC-Chapel Hill student, he was a star athlete at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga until the senior was accused of rape last March and was expelled in December.
"Our case is a classic he said, she said case," C.D. Mock said. "You don't kick someone out of school or punish somebody because he said, she said."
He started a blog to share his frustration with the handling of sexual assault cases on college campuses. Guilt or innocence is left up to the university, not the criminal justice system, he complains.
The blog also names the alleged victim in his son's case and includes graphic details of the sexual encounter involving her.
"The idea that a woman who is intoxicated has no control is ridiculous," one post states. "Hate to break it to you feminists out there, but the whole idea on college campus today is to drink alcohol in social environments to reduce inhibitions."
Alice Wilder, a columnist for The Daily Tar Heel newspaper at UNC-Chapel Hill, said she learned about the blog after reading a fiery letter to the editor that C.D. Mock wrote in defense of his son.
"The message seemed to be that women were responsible for preventing their own rape, instead of saying that people shouldn't assault other people," Wilder said. "I was really surprised that someone that is employed here is that cavalier about it."
UNC-Chapel Hill officials said in a statement that C.D. Mock "is expressing his views as an individual and not in any official capacity on behalf of the University."
The university last year adopted new policies regarding how it handles sex assault cases and is now requiring all students, faculty and staff to undergo online training about sexual violence and harassment.
C.D. Mock also has lashed out on Twitter. In response to a tweet that called his son a rapist, he wrote, "You are likely another woman who wants to be able to go party and have zero accountability."
He apologized for the post Tuesday. "I absolutely reacted, and it was a mistake," he said.
Still, he said he plans to continue to fight for his son and won't let anyone pin him down.
The family petitioned a state court in Tennessee to allow Corey Mock to attend school during the appeal process, and he was allowed to return to class on Tuesday.

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Utah Jazz: Third-quarter meltdown leads to a familiar-looking loss to Knicks
Richie Saint George, UTApril 2, 2014 7:24 p.m.
The scary part is about Corbin. He thinks that he will return and bring a couple of the veteran
losers with him. Its time for Greg MILLER to grow some hair on his chest.
pocyUte Pocatello, IDApril 1, 2014 7:14 p.m.
I think that is a given as well. It should be an exciting offseason
Americanvet Ivins, UTApril 1, 2014 5:31 p.m.
I don't see talent that is rotting. In fact I see some great talent that needs some coaching on defense, setting screens and some basic fundamentals. I believe Favors and Burks are potential all stars. Kanter is a great rebounder and scorer but couldn't defend my grandma, but good coaching can fix that. Hayward is a big question mark but this season was really for figuring out what we have. I think Trey will grow into the point guard position but he's a bit of a question mark right now too, but just a rookie. Remember we have Raul Neto coming next year that looks like he could make everyone else better with his pass first mentality. Add in a great new rookie, and free agents with all the cap space we have and this team can really start to improve. Probably still not a playoff team next year but rebuilding can take a few years. It will be interesting to see what develops with Hayward in the off season.
Hugh G. Hater Swat Lake City, UTApril 1, 2014 3:49 p.m.
Rebuilding is not letting young talent rot.
A high draft pick will cure little of this team's ills.
Richie Saint George, UTApril 1, 2014 3:03 p.m.
pocyUte, I love you but you made one mistake. Corbin didn't have any teeth to begin with and Jazz management best get rid of Williams, Jefferson, Rush, Biedrens and Lucas. They should make the coaching change ASAP.
pocyUte Pocatello, IDApril 1, 2014 2:08 p.m.
Just keep losing, pride don't equal draft picks, and the Jazz need the best one they can get.
I do think that Corbin will be replaced. I hope the 3 top picks for the Jazz are George Karl, Lionel Hollins, or Stan Van Gundy. This team is too young to have a coach who is cutting his teeth as well.
We need a franchise player, and this is the draft to pick one up.
Go ping pong balls!!
Iowa Jazz Fan 2 Cedar Rapids, IAApril 1, 2014 12:16 p.m.
Hayward: "For whatever reason, we were not picking up on the ways they were defending our plays".
Isn't that part of the coaching staff's business? Isn't that part of what timeouts are for? The players are not understanding the defense being thrown at them; the coach calls a timeout and tells them "Look, here's what the defense is doing! And here's what you should be doing to counteract that!"
More discouraging is that the season is 95% over and the team is still not understanding, still making so many mistakes on both offense and defense.
Jazz Source Alpine, UTApril 1, 2014 11:22 a.m.
This is fairly simple really. The average margin of victory in the NBA is around three points.
This same team was winning some games up until about 3 weeks ago but simultaneously were losing sight of a higher lottery pick.
Now Corbin waits a bit longer to call that time out to stop a run. He has actually tightened his rotation which has clearly resulted in more losing. Jeremy Evans (second highest PER on team) is seeing his minutes disappear??
It pretty obvious the Jazz do not intend to "waste" the losing we have all had to endure by accumulating a few worthless wins at this point in the season.
The players are still trying but when your coach is making decisions like I listed above it is hard to stay motivated/give 100% every game.
Clearly we don't have a "#1" talent on this team so we have to play the game to have a shot in the lottery.
This process is very foreign to us Jazz fans but nonetheless necessary because John/Karl are not coming back and you are not picking up Durrant, CP3, or LeBron in free agency.
Embrace it!!
Mortoon Idaho Falls, IDApril 1, 2014 10:30 a.m.
I hear that, like byu-h, the jazz are phasing out their program over the next three years.
Unbiased1979 dallas, TXApril 1, 2014 10:19 a.m.
I'm so glad the milkman(coach corbin)is playing Richard Jefferson and Marvin Williams so much. They are the future of this team! Forget about Favors, Kanter, Evans or Gobert, we are in WIN NOW mode. Slight sarcasm aside, this is such a joke. No question we are rebuilding. So to do that, our young players, Evans and Gobert get 1 minute a peice???? Kanter only gets 25? I really don't get what the front office is thinking.
Americanvet Ivins, UTApril 1, 2014 9:28 a.m.
I'm happy! This is a rebuilding team and will be so for a few years. Winning a few games here at the end of the season may be good for the players attitudes, but we need to bring in some more talent and as everyone knows the draft has a lot of potential this year. Next year we can bring in a few solid free agents, a new coaching staff, and then we can get on with the rebuilding process in earnest. Anyone expecting the Jazz to make the playoffs this year or next had unrealistic expectations. I think some of the younger Jazz fans have grown up just expecting the Jazz to be a contender every year because for about 20 years that was expected. Those days are over for now so you have to adjust to the process. Even the Lakers and Celtics go through the same cycles so don't be too judgmental that this is just a Jazz phenomenon. We will be back, but by reading some of the comments that get posted it will probably happen after the bandwagon fans have given up ( as many already have ).
forgetyourself Layton, UTApril 1, 2014 2:41 a.m.
All the fans of tanking should be happy right now. I for one am frustrated as a fan. I miss the days athletes doing there best even when they did not go to the play offs. Pride as a team and striving to improve each day should matter to a person getting paid millions of dollars to do so.


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Speaking ahead of tonight's launch, a spokesperson for Asda told VideoGamer.com that the retailer was "expecting demand to be as great as last year - if not a little greater.
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During our pregnancy I asked my mom friends about their birth stories. I was surprised how many progressive women delivered in hospitals, opted for epidurals or who embraced cesarean sections as a normal birth option rather than as a last resort after natural birth options had failed. Intuitively it seemed that a natural vaginal birth would be the most ideal for a mother's health and for the alertness of a baby. I knew my goal was to have a birth experience that would give Evhe Simone a great start into the world as well as give me a chance to experience this uniquely female experience. I didn't want medication or interventions to reduce pain, speed along labor or to impede my body's ability to do what it was designed to do—to give birth naturally.
I had never experienced extreme pain in my life and had no idea what my tolerance might be but as a yoga practitioner interested in health and wellness, I trusted my body. Mark and I searched for a birthing situation that would match this natural philosophy. Hospitals seemed like a challenging choice because of their terrible rate of interventions such as epidurals, episiotomy, use of forceps, vacuum extraction and cesarean section. C-sections in Maryland hospitals occur in 34% of births. Alternatively, we looked at a Maryland birth center where a midwife is present but where there is some hospital affiliation. They have a 7% C-section rate while MD home births have a 3.5% rate of births that end up in cesareans.
Though admittedly I have a general mistrust of western medicine, objectively the odds were in favor of the alternative settings. After much consideration, we decided to do a home birth and to also get care with a shadow midwife practice that worked out of a hospital in case we needed to go that route.
On Wednesday December 11, 2013 at 5 a.m. I went into early labor. When I called our midwife she said it was false labor. I was not sure what this meant. I knew about Braxton Hicks where your belly hardens in a contraction and then softens. I'd had these throughout pregnancy and they were not associated with pain. For me this false labor felt quite real. The contractions came 5 minutes apart and were intense enough that I couldn't sleep. The next day the contractions slowed down (more evidence of false labor I was told) and came 10 minutes apart. Still, the only sleep I could get was in between contractions. To make things more complicated, heartburn, which had been present throughout pregnancy increased and bordered on nausea, making it difficult to recline and hold down food and liquids. This meant that my tiny naps between contractions took place sitting up and at one point after trying to lie down, I did in fact throw up. Mark, my husband, caught me part way to bathroom on the floor vomiting. He sat ready with a towel to mop up. Much of this early labor he spent cleaning up behind me and trying to find foods that I would tolerate. He, not originally a fan of home births, was backing me in the decision and doing his best to support this experience of labor. By Friday, contractions were back to being 5 minutes apart. The doula recommended I get on hands and knees through the contractions. I did as she said, moving my back from rounded to arched (cat cow in yoga terms). I did this enough through day and night that my knees were sore and chafed. At 7pm on Friday evening at last my water broke. I was in touch with both my midwife and doula and still neither seemed in a rush. I found myself wondering more and more why this was still called pre labor. What threshold did I need to cross? In my birthing class I thought I learned that the length of contractions, the time between contractions and the intensity of contractions were the greatest indicators of my progress. I thought not being able to sleep was a sign they were strong and was surprised when the doula and midwife did not whip into gear. When my water broke I thought for sure this was a sign that baby would come soon. Doula and midwife still did not seem in a rush.
After my water broke, contractions came closer to 3 minutes apart. The doula finally said she would come in a couple hours. 4.5 hours later at 11:30 pm she arrived. Though I'd taken a birthing class, watched videos and read handouts on labor positions, the moment my doula saw me in a contraction she had some corrections. What I understood from classes and videos was that you were supposed to relax into a contraction. From many years of yoga practice what this meant to me was to enter into the pain and try to lengthen my muscles and spine, breathe and stretch through it. My doula on the other hand saw my body and told me I was avoiding the pain. She showed me how to use the pain, to move my weight down through the contraction. Not to lengthen but loosen down into it and to try to make the pain worse. This was significantly different than what I'd been doing and I wondered if I'd just wasted the last 2 and a half days by laboring wrong. What I understood through her physical corrections was that labor was really more about moving baby around so her head could put pressure on the cervix so that it would become effaced as well as putting pressure on the pelvis to make dilation happen and make room for babies head to descend. I had thought that contractions did the work of moving the baby and it was the job of the mind and body to relax and release so that the uterus could do its job. In reality it seemed that there was a lot I could do to maximize the effectiveness of contractions.
After several hours of laboring with my doula and moving in ways to increase pain, I was exhausted. I hadn't eaten or slept much in three days and at 2am she encouraged me to try to sleep. Though I couldn't fully sleep, the rest helped me regain some strength to continue. By 2:30am the midwife and birth assistant arrived. The midwife did an exam and found that I was 5 centimeters dilated and the cervix was 60% effaced. That sounded like halfway there to me and was a wee bit discouraging. As I continued to labor a new development emerged. I had to pee but couldn't seem to go. I went in and out of the shower, sat on the toilet, tried going in the adult diapers that I began to wear after the waters broke but no more than a trickle came out. By early morning my bladder was full and a catheter was needed to relieve the pressure. This provided great relief but was also concerning because if I continued to not be able to pee, repeated use of a catheter could lead to urinary tract infection or worse, it could leave my body confused and unable to go after the birth. The midwife worried that continued reliance on the catheter would mean she would leave and I would be stuck with no relief.
The second complication crept up gradually. The waters that continued to flow from me were turning a darker color, a sign of meconium (baby poo) in my water which baby was breathing in while she waited to make her transition to this world. It's dangerous for a baby to breath in meconium and if in high concentrations can lead to her having a respiratory infection. By 9:00am Saturday, meconium was becoming more concentrated. When the midwife did a vaginal exam I measured at 7 centimeters and my cervix not yet fully effaced. The team tried to get me to eat so I'd have some energy to continue to labor. I stared at a bowl of cereal, my doula who was an athlete insisted that I eat it. I'd had three bites and was pretty sure if I ate one more I'd throw up. Doula insisted so I ate. As predicted, moments later, it all came up along with all the other fluids I'd fought hard to keep down through the night. I showered again and then returned to the kitchen. The birth team was assembled and when I walked in, I noted the room got silent. "What's next?" I asked. The midwife said she was concerned about a couple things. One was the meconium. If baby needed help getting the fluid out of her lungs, being in a hospital was safest. She was also concerned about the bladder and that there was no quickening of the labor in site. She wanted the cervix to be further along. By 10:30 am the midwife made the call to transfer to the hospital. I accepted that we needed to go but inside I felt discouraged, like my body had failed and now I'd enter the hospital domain where they would likely perform interventions like an epidural so I could rest and then Pitocin to speed me along. Though I was looking forward to my next catheter and understood that because of the meconium that this was the safest choice, I felt a little like we'd given up on my body and me.
By 11:30am my husband, doula and I arrived at the hospital and I was admitted. My midwife and her birth assistant did not come with us because of the inhospitable laws around home births in Maryland. When the hospital midwife did the vaginal exam on me she said, "You're not going to believe this but you're 8 centimeters and the cervix is fully effaced." She was shocked because she said I wasn't behaving like I was that far along. I don't know what I was supposed to look like but at least she didn't think I was in pre-labor. This did raise another question. If I didn't "look like" I was that far along then and the transfer to the hospital happened in part because it didn't look like I was progressing, was there a chance that I just look different then a lot of women? This wouldn't surprise me given that I often feel like a migrating salmon going up stream in the rest of my life but in the context of labor where I chose a team that supports the most out of the box option, it was disappointing to feel like I was different.
I couldn't tell what happened in the one hour from home to hospital that helped me become fully effaced and 8 cm dilated. Maybe I knew the hospital, this dreaded last resort, was going to make sure the process ended and that was on some level encouraging, perhaps simply getting dressed, packing a bag got my mind off of laboring and that helped, or the second emptying of the bladder (almost a liter drained both times) made room for baby to descend, or maybe I really had no control over anything related to the labor process and my body was just finally ready.
The hospital midwife made no mention of Pitocin or an epidural and I continued to labor in the hospital as I had at home. The hospital midwife, my doula, the nurse worked well as a team and there was even humor in the air. Around 2:00pm I started to feel what the nurse described as an "uncontrollable urge to push." Another good sign. We tried several positions until we found one that seemed most fruitful. It was difficult to tell what was going on during the pushing. It was painful for sure and I wasn't sure if I should push hard or soft, I could feel the stretch and imagined tearing. Though I had some control over my pushes, I smelled my bowels involuntarily empty. I kept asking if the baby was crowning yet and don't remember an answer. I did know that we were close. Moments before the final pushes, Mark stood ready to catch the baby, I was poised to push at the next contraction, sensation was high when a nurse on the meconium clean up team arrived to share some details. Lying on my side, my legs open and body ready to push, meconium nurse began to share some procedures that seemed exceedingly important to her. I was bewildered and suggested perhaps we talk about this later. She said whatever it was she needed to say and stood back. I had predicted that if I ended up in the hospital that there would be moments where the variables such as this woman intruder were beyond my control. I continued to push with each contraction and in what seemed a relatively short amount of time (20 minutes), the babies' head appeared. Or at least I could tell from Mark's voice that something was at last happening. A couple more pushes and she came. It was 2:25 pm. I saw wiggling arms, legs and a little body perfectly formed. The midwife cut the cord. The cord was so filled with blood that there was a splatter. Unfortunately, the meconium nurse was hovering in a location where she found herself with cord blood spattered on her face. She was stunned and frozen for a moment. I was tired but I could have sworn the delivery team held back a snicker as she unfroze and the meconium clean up crew took the baby aside. Mark followed baby Evhe Simone to watch over proceedings. As they suctioned fluid out of her nose and mouth, she cried and coughed, doing her own fine job of aspirating her lungs. The midwife stayed with me to get the placenta out and assess the state of my body. Though I don't recall this part, Mark remembers vividly that she described me as "a bleeder." He was not encouraged by this descriptor, nor by the site of what seemed like an awful lot of blood. The placenta did come out a couple minutes later. Once Evhe Simone was cleared, she was placed on my chest while the repair job began on me, a little tear up and down required some sewing and a little tissue from the bag of waters lingered which made the midwife want to do a cleaning of the uterus. She called in the Obgyn on duty to do the clearing and then she did the stiches. Though anesthesia was offered. I saw no need. After delivering a baby, I imagined I would feel very little pain from a little stitching and clearing…. which turned out to be true.
Eve Simone was incredible; she came out perfectly formed and alert. She was eager to breastfeed and latched easily an hour after delivery. She had coughed and cried the meconium out of her lungs and required no serious interventions. After 3.5 days of labor we succeeded in a natural vaginal birth. I still don't know why my labor was so long or if the notion that I have control over my body is a complete illusion but I do know that Evhe Simone is a blessing and is worth every moment.
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After this I saw four angels standing at the four corners of the earth, holding back the four winds of the earth to prevent any wind from blowing on the land or on the sea or on any tree. Then I saw another angel coming up from the east, having the seal of the living God. He called out in a loud voice to the four angels who had been given power to harm the land and the sea: "Do not harm the land or the sea or the trees until we put a seal on the foreheads of the servants of our God."
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Servings: 6
1 tablespoon butter
1/2 cup chopped onion
1/2 cup chopped celery
4 (14.5 ounce) cans chicken broth
1 (14.5 ounce) can vegetable broth
1 skinless chicken breast skinned and chopped
1 1/2 cups egg noodles
1 cup sliced carrots
1/2 teaspoon dried parsley
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My prior article on the cash flow sustainability of Inergy, L.P. (NRGY) was published on December 29, 2011 (see www.wiseanalysis.com) and noted that "…for the past two years distributions have not been funded by DCF, let alone sustainable DCF. Maintaining, let alone growing, distributions will be a challenge for NRGY unless: (i) additional debt and/or partnership units are issued; and/or (ii) internally generated growth projects substantially increase cash from operations relative to their current levels…distributions will have to be cut unless NRGY can significantly improve its results from operations. Investors looking to get a yield of 11.65% while waiting for such improvement to materialize should bear in mind how this yield is sourced and closely watch developments regarding major internal growth projects".
It appears that internally generated growth prospects are not materializing fast enough and that under current market conditions management elected not to, or cannot at a reasonable price, issue additional debt or equity to fund distributions. On January 27 NRGY issued a press release announcing that the 1QFY12 (quarter ended December 31, 2011) quarterly distribution will remain unchanged at $0.705 per unit. However, the press release stated that for the 12 months ended December 31, 2011 the partnership "generated distributable cash flow of approximately 68% of the total cash distributions paid for the period…" and that "…management and the board of directors of Inergy are evaluating a reset of the quarterly distribution to a level that is supportable by the cash flow expected to be generated from Inergy's businesses in the near term". Following this announcement, the unit price dropped 23.6% to $17.33 (a decline of $5.35 per unit).
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The recent press release noted that "a material improvement in distribution coverage is not expected". Based on that quote and the numbers in the table above, I would hazard a guess that distributions will be cut by about 40% to roughly $1.70 per unit per annum. At that level, the units would yield ~10%. To maintain the 11.65% yield in effect at the time I wrote my prior article the distributions would have to drop by ~28% to $2.02 per annum.
Are annual distributions at a rate of $2.02 or even $1.40 sustainable?
A full analysis will have to wait until NRGY publishes its Form 10-Q (around February 4, 2012). In the interim, my best guess is that they are not. My prior article on NRGY covered periods through September 30, 2011 and showed sustainable DCF was ~45% distributions. This equates to approximately $1.27 per unit and a yield of 7.3% based on the recent closing price. Given the risk level, seeking an 8.5% sustainable yield on NRGY seems reasonable to me. A 55% cut in distributions (to ~$1.27) accompanied by a further ~14% drop in unit price (to around $15 or lower) would be a good entry point for an investment in NRGY, an MLP with a decidedly higher risk profile.
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"We take this criminal activity very seriously. We continue to work diligently with Verizon on this investigation and are taking necessary actions and precautions to mitigate and remediate the issues caused by this security incident," the company said in a statement Monday.
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The Kent Police Dog Unit has given the charity DogLost £400 to buy 10 scanners to help it to identify whether a dog has been reported lost or stolen. The money came from the Kent Police property fund, which draws on the auction of lost property. Kent Police said 20 dogs were reported stolen in the county between August and December last year. Criminals can get thousands of pounds, for the animals many of which are working gundogs.
PPC Nigel Marshall, from the dog unit, said dogs had been taken across Kent and the South-East. "Dogs are being stolen for a variety of reasons including for ransom, sale, work and to breed from," he said. "Animals are being taken from kennels, vehicles and in some cases, people out walking their dogs have been assaulted and the animal snatched." Kent Police said four of six dogs reported stolen in the Sittingbourne area since 22 January had been recovered safe and well.
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Posted by Luis Garcia on 02/09/03 12:34 AM
Hi I was reading the Package development documentation and there is a link that should take the user to instruction to create a "development repository". That link is an ArsDigita link. Does anyone knows what the new one is.
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Luis - Check this bug report out.
http://openacs.org/bugtracker/openacs/com/acs-core-docs/bug?bug%5fnumber=159BTW - Many of the Ars Digita docs can be found at web.archive.org - hope this helps.
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Luis - If you go to web.archive.org, and you cannot find an archive of that page, try changing acs40.arsdigita.com to developer.arsdigita.com.


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By Karen Brainard
San Diego County Department of Parks and Recreation's proposal for new trails and infrastructure in the Ramona Grasslands has created controversy between those who believe the county-owned land should be available for public use and those who are concerned for the golden eagles that live there.
The public comment period for the draft mitigated negative declaration (MND) and initial study of the proposal ended on Tuesday, Jan. 17.
The project proposes 8.6 miles of non-motorized, multi-use trails, including 6.5 miles of existing trails and ranch roads, and 2.1 miles of new trails within the 3,490-acre Ramona Grasslands Preserve. In addition, 2 miles of pathways are proposed along Highland Valley and Rangeland Roads.
New infrastructure proposed for the northeast portion of the preserve includes a three-acre staging area with parking for 30 cars and 18 vehicles with horse trailers, ranger station/interpretive center/restroom, maintenance building, primitive amphitheater, picnic areas, viewing pavilion/visitor kiosk and a horse arena.
Wildlife Research Institute Executive Director Dave Bittner said he is not happy with the plans because of the proposed trails' proximity to a foraging area for golden eagles northwest of the Ramona Airport and their nesting area on private land adjoining the preserve in Bandy Canyon. A proposed trail, he said, would be about 2,000 feet across a canyon from where the eagles nest.
"They flee at that distance from people," Bittner said. If the eagles leave, their eggs will be eaten by ravens, he added.
Bittner said the county has already lost 56 percent of the golden eagle population.
Letters in support of the trails, however, note that the land was purchased with public monies and should be open for people to responsibly enjoy nature.
Findings in the draft MND state there is no substantial evidence the project will have a significant effect on the environment.
The eagles are of great concern to the county, said Michael Drake, communications officer for the county's land use and environment group.
"The resource management and public access plan for the Grasslands is being carefully crafted," Drake said. "Our goal is to ensure eagles' nests are undisturbed while allowing county residents and visitors the opportunity to also enjoy this open area. Trails will be placed sufficiently far enough away from known nesting sites to ensure the viability of our eagles."
Information on the plans may be viewed at www.sdcounty.ca.gov/parks/public_review.html.


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Ed Homan, an orthopedic surgeon in Tampa, often sees patients complaining of knee pain. Based on a $40 X-ray and his 40 years of experience, he can usually tell if it is only a sprain.
But there's also a remote chance the pain is caused by a malignant tumor. Rather than risk being sued for a wrong diagnosis, Homan may order an $800 CT scan.
"You want to make sure you don't make any mistakes," he says. "There's a question of where the line is between very thorough, good medicine and where it becomes defensive medicine."
Concern over the nation's soaring health care costs has increasingly focused on defensive medicine — unnecessary tests, procedures, referrals and consultations ordered by physicians who are afraid of being slapped with lawsuits.
"I've talked to enough doctors," President Barack Obama said in his recent speech to Congress, ''to know that defensive medicine may be contributing to unnecessary costs."
Given the difficulty in determining whether a test is needed — if a patient doesn't have cancer does that mean a CT scan was unnecessary? — it is difficult to say how much defensive practices contribute to the nation's $2 trillion-plus annual health care bill.
Recent studies peg the annual cost of defensive medicine at $100 billion to $200 billion.
A survey of Massachusetts doctors found that 83 percent had ordered unnecessary tests, hospital admissions and referrals at a cost of $1.4 billion a year in that state alone.
Nor is Massachusetts unique.
In South Florida, home to some of the nation's largest medical malpractice awards, "there is a palpable fear of being sued," says Dr. Arthur Palamara, a vascular surgeon in Hollywood.
Palamara often sees patients with swollen legs, a condition that sometimes can be cured by something as simple as losing weight. But because the swelling might be caused by a tumor — a chance so remote he has had only one case in 30 years — he frequently orders a CT scan of the abdomen to rule out cancer.
"You don't want to be sitting there on the witness stand with a guy saying that because you did not order a test, the patient lost his legs," Palamara says. "That mentality is certainly in this state and perhaps in the entire country."
Know-it-all patients
Defensive medicine not only drives up health care costs, it can also hurt a patient's health.
A study in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that women are particularly vulnerable because gynecologists, afraid of being sued if they fail to detect cancer, may order breast biopsies or other invasive tests that carry their own risks.
Moreover, defensive use of MRIs, CT scans and other technology tends to be self-reinforcing. The more doctors order such tests, "the more likely such practices are to become the legal standard of care," the report said.
They also become the standard by which patients judge their doctors.
Dr. Malcolm Root, a Tampa urologist, gets frustrated by patients who go on the Internet and "self-diagnose," as he puts it. Convinced they have a kidney stone, they demand advanced imaging tests when a simple $5 urinalysis might be all that is needed for a correct diagnosis.
"I have patients who insist I'm not living up to the standard of care if I don't order a CT scan," Root says. "People have to understand they can't have every test right away, or the system will go bankrupt faster than it already is. Doctors have to be allowed to use their judgment without worry they'll be second-guessed in a court of law."
Contributing to the proliferation of tests is another factor: Insured patients often have no idea of a test's true cost because they are responsible only for a small co-payment.
"For an MRI, they say 'It's only going to cost me $10,' " notes Homan, the Tampa orthopedist. "But wait a minute, it's going to cost somebody $800 for your MRI and all your friends' MRIs, and that's why your health insurance costs are so much."
Homan sometimes orders the tests anyway.
"They're going to go to somebody else, so instead of cutting down the cost of health care, they're adding to it now by paying two doctors to get the MRI they want."
Defensive medicine is most common in high-risk specialties like obstetrics, neurosurgery and emergency medicine. Many things can go wrong in a busy ER where doctors treat dozens of patients a day, often without knowing anything about their general health or medical histories.
"Every shift I work in the ER, I order at least $50,000 of unnecessary tests," says Dr. Scott Plantz, a St. Petersburg emergency room doctor. "Why? To protect myself from lawsuits."
Lawyers not to blame?
Is a doctor's risk of being sued and hit with a big judgment really great enough to warrant so much questionable testing?
A 2006 report in the New England Journal of Medicine found that the "great majority" of patients who sustain medical injuries don't sue, and that claims of frivolous litigation are "overblown."
In Florida, "there's this misconception that exists — I think intentionally for political purposes — that you can just go file a lawsuit against a doctor because you want to," says Wil Florin, a Clearwater personal injury attorney.
Florin gets about 75 calls a month from people alleging malpractice. Of those he accepts two or three cases on contingency. And before a suit can be filed, the records must be reviewed by a doctor in the same speciality.
"It is not cheap to prosecute these cases," says Florin, who estimates he spends at least $100,000 on every suit he tries. "If I lose the case, I'm out the money and an enormous amount of time. Why in the world would I ever spend my time on a frivolous case?"
Among Florin's recent clients: Barb Gartland, 63, who went to three doctors complaining of headaches and double vision. Though she had several risk factors for stroke, none of the doctors did any tests. On March 4, 2008, she suffered a massive stroke that has left her with slurred speech and unable to drive or work.
"It really makes you think about the people whose hands you're putting your life in," says Gartland, who settled for a confidential sum.
And it's the fear of being sued in cases like that, doctors say, that keeps them ordering test after test.
"Every test is going to be necessary so it's not necessary for the plaintiff's attorney to sue you," says Homan, the Tampa orthopedist.
Homan, who is also a state representative, notes that malpractice insurance premiums for doctors in Florida remain relatively high despite a cap, generally $500,000, on damages for pain and suffering.
Like most other doctors, he thinks Florida should follow the lead of Texas, which capped noneconomic damages at $250,000 six years ago. Since then, the number of medical malpractice suits has dropped by roughly half and liability premiums have declined more than 30 percent.
But the Fort Worth Star-Telegram found that health care spending has still grown faster in Texas than in the rest of the country.
Doctors acknowledge that changes in the malpractice system alone aren't enough to rein in the high costs of defensive medicine. Electronic record-keeping would make it easier to tell what tests a patient has had or might require. Reducing the nation's high obesity rate would make it less likely people needed any tests at all.
"Everything we can do to promote health saves money in the health care system," Homan says. "If you want to lower health are costs, lose weight, exercise — don't wait until a third of the country is diabetic. But nobody is talking about that. They're just talking about who's going to pay."
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The Rays 2013 starting rotation is far from set. Many experts believe, as do I, Alex Cobb will break camp as the fourth man up. Last season, at just 24 years old, Cobb recorded 11 wins during his 23 starts. Although the 11-9 record does not seem very exciting, you will find some very impressive numbers that suggest 2013 could be a breakout year for Cobb.
During the months of August through October, his numbers paint a much more impressive picture. He made 11 starts from August 1 to October 1. Seven of his 11 wins came during this stretch, often referred to as "crunch time". He was victorious in his first five decisions. Even in defeat on September 17, against Boston, Cobb had a quality start, going six innings while giving up three earned runs.
Take away his August 18 outing against Los Angeles and look at his numbers down the stretch – 64.1 IP, 56 K, and a 2.09 ERA. Those are some exciting numbers for Rays fans to look at.
Cobb threw his first live batting practice of the spring yesterday and afterwards had this to say,
First session is just kind of like a bullpen for us. Sometimes the guys are tracking, sometimes they're swinging…as long as you have good fastball location, which I did today, you can walk away feeling pretty good about it.
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Group XIIB secretory phospholipase A2-like protein, also known as Group XIII secretory phospholipase A2-like protein, GXIII sPLA2-like, sPLA2-GXIIB, GXIIB, PLA2G13 and PLA2G12B, is a secreted protein which belongs to the phospholipase A2 family. PLA2G12B / PLA2G13 is strong expression in liver, small intestine and kidney. Mammalian secretory phospholipase A2s ( sPLA2s ) form a family of structurally related enzymes that are involved in a variety of physiological and pathological processes via the release of arachidonic acid from membrane phospholipids or the binding to specific membrane receptors. Phospholipases A2 / PLA2 are enzymes that release fatty acids from the second carbon group of glycerol. This particular phospholipase specifically recognizes the sn-2 acyl bond of phospholipids and catalytically hydrolyzes the bond releasing arachidonic acid and lysophospholipids. Phospholipases A2 / PLA2 are commonly found in mammalian tissues as well as insect and snake venom. Venom from both snakes and insects is largely composed of melittin, which is a stimulant of Phospholipases A2 / PLA2. Due to the increased presence and activity of Phospholipases A2 / PLA2 resulting from a snake or insect bite, arachidonic acid is released from the phospholipid membrane disproportionately. As a result, inflammation and pain occur at the site.


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by Paul on 10/20/09 at 07:05 PM ET
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from Tim Sassone of the Chicago Daily-Herald,
Byfuglien has picked up where he left off in the playoffs with 4 goals in the Hawks' first eight games. Standing in front of the net is not Byfuglien's favorite role, but it is helping make him a star.
"It's my job now, and I guess I don't really have a choice to do it or I don't know where I'd be," Byfuglien said. "It's all right. It's growing on me. It's fun and you get to play with the good players and get better opportunities to be out there more."
Having a strong presence in front of the net is a key in Quenneville's system, and Byfuglien has quickly become one of the better players in the NHL at bothering goaltenders.
"He found a niche there and it has helped his game," Quenneville said. "Over the course of (last) year he was just going through it where he was just an ordinary player, but getting to that level where all of a sudden he was a factor in games and dominating games and being annoying for other teams and being a major distraction in front of the net, he filled that role extremely well.
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Many studies have been conducted about the health benefits of Omega 3 Fatty Acids. One of the fascinating benefits is reducing the inflammation in the body. Here is the detailed information.
What are Omega 3 Fatty Acids?
They are essential nutrients needed for human health. There are actually 3 of them. They are:
- ALA (Alpha-Linolenic Acid) which can be found in the sources like oils from soybean, canola, flaxseed, and walnuts, green vegetables (brussels sprouts, spinach and kale). The body can convert ALA into EPA and DHA partially, but for ALA, the food is the only source.
- EPA (Eicosapentaenoic Acid) and DHA (Docosahexaenoic Acid). Both EPA and DHA which are also known to be the ones that possess the anti-inflammatory actions can be found in fatty fishes such as fish oil.
We depend on omega 3 polyunsaturated fatty acids for various normal metabolic procedures to continue and thus, for normal growth in young children. Besides that, research shows that they also bring many health benefits.
However, the human body is incapable of manufacturing them on its own. That's why, it is necessary to obtain them through certain foods or supplements.
Health Benefits Related to Inflammation Conditions
Inflammation is a natural response of immune system to injury, irritation, infection or foreign substances. This immune response is required to heal the body. But when it becomes excessive and chronic, it can be dangerous.
Chronic inflammation is known to play a certain role in various chronic diseases such as Cardiovascular or Heart Disease, Asthma, Diabetes, Cancer, Lupus, Alzheimer's Disease, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Psoriasis, Depression, and many more.
Omega 3 fatty acids has shown to benefit for the prevention and or the treatment for those diseases in certain degree because it can reduce the levels of several compounds that promote inflammation significantly. Those compounds are prostaglandin E2, C-reactive protein, interleukin-1, and thromboxane B2.
Experiments have shown that they have potent anti-inflammatory actions which help in reducing the risk factor, treating the symptoms and even curing inflammatory diseases. However, it is not limited with these functions only, as they are capable of doing beyond that. Some of them are:
- increasing the "good" cholesterol levels (HDL),
- lowering triglycerides and blood pressure,
- improving circulation,
- stabilizing the plaques formation which can prevent them to rupture easily,
- decreasing the platelet aggregation which can lead to excessive blood clotting,
- building and maintaining the neural cell membranes,
- inhibiting the cancerous growth in the body,
- lowering the intake of NSAIDs,
- inhibiting the protein accumulation believed to be involved in Alzheimer's Disease
- reducing the diseases symptoms of Rheumatoid Arthritis (the morning stiffness, joint stiffness and pain), Asthma, Depression, Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE), Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), and many more.
To know about its anti-inflammatory effects, we must also know about Omega 6 fatty acids. Omega 6 is another type of polyunsaturated fatty acid. As omega 3 works by reducing inflammation, the omega 6 tends to promote it. However, you shouldn't avoid the omega 6 or just consume the omega 3 as both of them are equally important for the body to function properly. What you need to adjust is the amount of those essential fatty acids.
As these essential nutrients are worth considering for the treatment of inflammatory diseases, their health benefits are actually not limited to this condition only. There are many other health benefits that you can gain.
Before using them, it is necessary to know other important information such as the recommended dosage that you can take, the possible interactions with other medications and any potential side-effects.


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Andover Class of 1961 John Kemper The Headmaster
Andover Class of 1961 John Kemper The Headmaster
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The Pot Pourri for 1961 continued to show the humor its forebearers had shown and capturing the rites and ceremonies that make up PA Life. This is John Kemper's photograph as it appeared in the 1961 Yearbook. Kemper served from 1948 through 1971, and helped prepare the way for the merger with Abbot. in 1961, the school was still all boys, but the barriers between the two school's were being tested.
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Tahirih Justice Center's 16th Annual Gala
Thursday April 25
- By: Tahirih Justice Center
- Time: 6:30 PM - 10:00 PM
- Time Zone: Eastern Time (US & Canada)
Four Seasons Hotel2800 Pennsylvania Ave NWWashington, DC
Prema WinnTahirih Justice Center(571) 282-6189
- Website: www.tahirih.org
Tahirih's Annual Gala is a festive and moving evening to pay tribute to the incredible courage of Tahirih's clients, and to renew our commitment to work together to end violence against women and girls. The 16th Annual Gala will explore the journeys that our former clients have endured and highlight the amazing courage and grace of the women and girls from diverse backgrounds who have demanded freedom from violence. We hope you will join us for this inspirational and joyful evening.


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Dear Editor:
On behalf of the Isanti County Self Advocacy group, we would like to thank Mike Gotfredson for his leadership roles and inspiring others.
Mike has been volunteering for the Isanti Fire Department for 14 years. Many of the children in Isanti have seen Mike in their classrooms teaching them the importance of fire safety. When Mike is on a call he assists the fireman by making sure that the public is standing away from the scene of the fire. Mike also attends many trainings to stay current on the issues at hand. Self Advocates are people with disabilities who advocate for themselves and others. Mike, thanks for all you do for your community. You inspire others.
Maggie Treichel
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Police: Man watched girls shower at north Indianapolis YMCA
Police are searching for a man accused of watching young girls shower at a local YMCA.
The man has been spotted eight times over recent weeks at the Arthur Jordan YMCA on Westfield Boulevard. Two days ago, two girls - ages 7 and 10 - say a man walked into the locker room, picked up their underwear and swimsuits and watched as they showered.
The girls told police when they spotted him, he put a finger to his lips, signaling them to be quiet.
YMCA officials found security camera images of the man seven more times in the girls' locker room this month.
Police say they have a person of interest in the case, but have not made any arrests. There were no more details released about the case.
The YMCA issued a statement Wednesday, saying, "At the YMCA of Greater Indianapolis we pride ourselves in having the proper procedures and training available for our staff, to help ensure the safety of our members. The suspect has been expelled from all YMCA of Greater Indianapolis locations."


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DDCE Fellow Dr. Talia McCray Leads Effort
On Saturday, April 5 the Austin community is invited to participate in East Austin's African American Cycling Project. Prompted by the urgent need to address health discrepancies in part of the Austin community, DDCE fellow Dr. Talia McCray created the Cycling in the African American Community Project with hopes to draw and excite community members to get active. The project aims to do more than just encourage active lifestyles through bike recreation, but to carry the conversation to enhance neighborhood quality of life and engage the African American community. In addition to biking initiatives and efforts, the project hopes to encourage the development of more bike friendly trails in the East Austin area.
Dr. McCray's expertise in urban technological and environmental planning and passion for understanding urban communities, social patterns and resource access has provided great vision and energy for the project. The University of Texas at Austin professor believes that Austin's underserved African American population is the perfect candidate for an accessibility study that addresses the health and activity patterns of residents in disadvantaged urban neighborhoods.
Saturday's event will introduce many to the sport of cycling as well as curate a conversation around the history of cycling in the African American community. The day will include bike riding sessions for beginner riders, as well as free family-friendly games and prizes.
Those interested in participating in Saturday's activities can RSVP by contacting Sharon Cannon at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Trinity's Presence at ETS
Trinity CommunicationsNovember 26, 2012
Outside of the classroom and the library, many Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS) students and professors are involved in theological scholarship and conversation through the Evangelical Theological Society (ETS). ETS is a professional, academic society made up of Old and New Testament scholars, teachers, pastors, students, and others involved in evangelical scholarship with the goal of face-to-face interaction and written expression of theological thought and research, under the rubric of the inerrant Scriptures.
ETS held their 64th annual meeting from November 14–16 in Milwaukee, where around 33 students and professors from TEDS presented and discussed a wide variety of topics. The theme of this year's meeting was "Caring for Creation." Along with presenting on topics ranging from hermeneutics to christology, several professors also participated in panel discussions or served as moderators. TEDS Research Professor of Biblical and Systematic Theology Dr. Kevin Vanhoozer has been an ETS member since 2004, when he gave one of four plenary addresses to the annual meeting in San Antonio. Since 2004, Vanhoozer has presented papers on occasion and responded to panels that focused on two of his books: The Drama of Doctrine and, last year, Remythologizing Theology.
This year Vanhoozer gave a presentation on theological interpretation of Scripture for the group on biblical hermeneutics, another presentation on christology in the West for the new group on global theology, and also served as a respondent on a panel that examined Kevin Hector's new book Theology Without Metaphysics.
"ETS is helpful on several levels . . . it's a good opportunity to keep up with colleagues at other institutions and with former students, some of whom have gone on to do PhDs—and it's a good way of keeping up with ongoing disciplinary conversations. I've been involved for several years with a group whose focus is theological method, an important topic for the future of evangelicalism," Vanhoozer said.
For several former or current TEDS PhD students, the conference was an opportunity to present their paper for the first time. To name just a couple, TEDS MDiv graduate Tim Baylor, now a PhD candidate at the University of Aberdeen, took the opportunity to present his paper "Faithful and Just to Forgive: John Owen and Karl Barth on the Confession and Forgiveness of Sin." Current TEDS PhD candidate Jason Stanghelle presented "Zion and Technology: Towards an Ethical Appropriation of Creation."
"It's [ETS] a good forum for PhD students to test their wings and present papers in a supportive yet constructively critical context . . . it's a good forum in which to engage other evangelical theologians in dialogue about matters of concern to evangelical theology in general," Vanhoozer said.
Aside from the national meeting, ETS also publishes a quarterly journal, the Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society (JETS), an academic periodical featuring peer reviewed articles, as well as extended book reviews in the biblical and theological disciplines. ETS also holds national and regional meetings across the United States.


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Other News: Wall Street Ends Second Week of Gains
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JIM LEHRER: In other news today, Wall Street finished the week on a bearish note, as bank stocks fell. The Dow Jones industrial average lost 122 points to close at 7,278. The Nasdaq was down 26 points to close at 1,457. For the week, the Dow still gained more than 0.5 percent, and the Nasdaq rose nearly 2 percent.
The U.S. Postal Service will offer early retirement buyouts to 150,000 workers. It also plans to eliminate 1,400 management positions and close six district offices nationwide. The agency lost $2.8 billion last year and faces even larger losses this year.
President Obama made a new overture to the people of Iran in a videotaped message early this morning. It coincided with an Iranian festival that celebrates the arrival of spring and the beginning of a new year.
PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: From this season of new beginnings, I would like to speak clearly to Iran's leaders. We have serious differences that have grown over time. My administration is now committed to diplomacy that addresses the full range of issues before us and to pursuing constructive ties among the United States, Iran, and the international community.
This process will not be advanced by threats. We seek, instead, engagement that is honest and grounded in mutual respect.
JIM LEHRER: At the same time, the president warned Iran cannot take its rightful place in the world through terror or arms.
In response, Iran said the U.S. must make fundamental changes in its policies to reverse decades of mistrust.
In another development, two U.S. Navy vessels collided in the mouth of the Persian Gulf near Iran. It happened at night in the Strait of Hormuz, a body of water that's a key passageway for oil supplies. The incident involved the nuclear-powered submarine USS Hartford and the amphibious ship USS New Orleans, seen here in file photographs. The U.S. Navy said the submarine's nuclear reactor was not damaged and both vessels sailed on. Fifteen sailors were slightly injured.
In Iraq, the U.S. military reported an American air strike north of Baghdad killed 11 insurgents. And a provincial leader in Pakistan insisted Taliban leader Mullah Omar is not hiding there, but in Afghanistan. He warned against expanding U.S. missile strikes into his region.
White House officials spent part of this day apologizing for a presidential quip. A spokesman said Mr. Obama made a "thoughtless joke" last night on "The Tonight Show." He compared his poor bowling skills to competition in the Special Olympics for the mentally disabled. The president himself apologized right after the show.


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Minutes | 11-09-2007
Present: Linda Fisher, Cheri Brown, Mike Darnell, Barbara Peat, Linda Fritschner ex officio
- Third Year Reviews
- Linda encouraged the Committee to volunteer and meet with third year review programs. Rhonda will send another e-mail.
- Barbara recommended a new assessment website developed by the APA, Rhonda will send the link to committee members, third year programs, and post a link under resources in the assessment website.
- Two HLC members will meet with Cheri, Linda, Pat, Barbara Peat, Linda Fritschner and Rhonda 4-5 on Monday November 12th.
- Linda would like to schedule a debriefing the week of November 26th Rhonda will send an e-mail.
- Spring Workshop | Those present decided to send an invitation to Doug Davenport to present a Spring workshop on: Using Institutional Data for Program Effectiveness and Assessment in the Classroom.
- Assessment Institute | Participants returned excited about the sessions they attended. Barbara was especially interested in a session on academic advising, led by Charlie Nutt. Those present agreed that he should be considered for a workshop next fall. Barbara would also like someone to pursue an assessment grant on academic advising.
- Assessment Grants | No applications have been received for assessment grants this fall. The Committee agreed that we should return to having a deadline for submission to see if we could increase the number of applications.
Next Meeting: Week of November 26th
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The much trailer for "The Incredible Hulk" was not exactly a hit with fans; it wasn't entirely bad, but the final few seconds, when he's fighting the Abomination on the streets — wow, that didn't go down very well at all. Then again, it's a movie about a gigantic green guy who can throw tanks around. It's kind of hard to make that "real". In any case, the Incredible Hulk official site has a new behind-the-scenes featurette for the movie. Check it out below.
Physicist Bruce Banner takes flight in order to understand — and hopefully cure — the condition that turns him into a monster.
The Hulk is unleashed June 13, 2008.
See the HD Quicktime version at the Official Site.


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Ratings are provided by a simple four-level graphic. (Photo Credit: Food Sentry)
Food Sentry Introduces the Food Risk Rating System
Food Sentry has deployed its Food Risk Rating System on its site at www.foodsentry.org. The Food Risk Rating System— designed to help consumers make informed choices about the foods they buy—features an algorithm that calculates the relative risk of a food product by examining more than a dozen individual characteristics directly affecting the safety of the product.
This is an important and timely consumer resource considering recent global food safety issues.
Further, in addition to the enormous amount of food produced in the United States, a rapidly increasing amount of the food on american tables comes from foreign producers. In 2012, the U.S. imported more than 68 million tons of food worth more than $1.2 trillion.
Some of America's most popular foods are also increasingly foreign-sourced, with seafood and shellfish, fruits and vegetables topping the list. About 90 percent of seafood and two-thirds of our fruits and vegetables come from outside the United States.
This is cause for great concern especially because some of U.S. primary foreign sources for food – China, India, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Mexico – have ineffective and/or poorly enforced food safety regimes in place.
The path of any individual food may originate in any of more than 150 countries that supply food to the U.S., pass through any of 300,000 foreign food processing and preparation facilities, and enter the U.S. through any of 350 ports-of-entry. This year alone, more than 24 million shipments of food will enter the United States. That number increases by about 10 percent per year.
Add to this the fact that the FDA inspects less than only 2 percent of all of that food before allowing entry.
For a worried consumer there are few places to turn to find out about foreign-sources food products. Food Sentry's has addressed this threat with the Food Risk Rating System.
There are tens of thousands of food products available in a typical grocery store.
The Food Risk Rating System concentrates on eight categories of foods: Meat, Seafood, Fruit, Vegetables, Herbs/Spices, Dairy, Nuts/Seeds and Grains.
Typically, the only information routinely available to a consumer about foreign foods is the country of origin.
Food Sentry therefore designed their rating system so that if the consumer knows the name of the product and the country of origin they can view a relative ranking of all countries providing that food to U.S. consumers (rankings are not based solely on country of origin, it is simply a common element that every consumer can easily link to a product).
Ratings are provided by a simple four-level graphic, with four shields indicating a preferred product and three or less Food Sentry shields indicating a product for which there may be better choices.
Many elements go into Food Sentry's scoring algorithm. Analysts have exhaustively researched information on the frequency of problems with a given food from various countries, evaluated the kinds of problems they see with the foods (microbiological, pesticides, contaminants, etc.), studied the regulatory infrastructure, performance standards and enforcement efficacy of various countries, and much more.
Ratings are updated as often as new information becomes available and are therefore dynamic, so they may change frequently.
There are tens of thousands of food products available in a typical grocery store.(Photo Credit: lyzadanger CC BY-SA 2.0)
About Food Sentry
Food Sentry was created by an elite team of food analysts who have served on the front lines of protecting the US consumers from pathogen-compromised food sources.
After four years of attempting to train the FDA on how to improve in the execution of their food safety responsibilities, they decided to go straight to the consumer instead.
Food Sentry analysts scan the globe seeking out problem food that arrives to the U.S.
Source: Food Sentry, LLC.
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Really excited to announce that Real Beauty: Uncovered was showcased at the President's Interfaith and Community Service last week! We are making a difference one step at a time! Take a peek how we were showcased.
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Refections of the Summer Program
We had a blast with our students this summer! Learning about each other and growing into a more authentic self for the upcoming Freshman year in High School.
Our students where all 8th graders making that transition into High School, which I think we all remember that summer when everything was a clean slate. I remember looking forward to meeting new people but scared that I wasn't going to fit in,
This year we were honored to hear all about the stories and the fears of the new phase of their lives. Knowing that we all have gone through the same thing, which I think is the key. The knowledge that we all go through the same in some way shape or form makes transitions a bit easier.
I know that with each week our students became stronger!
I look forward to hearing from all of the students as they make their way through freshman year!
Just Be You!
Feeling the Love…
I always feel so honored to have one of my RBU girls give the project some love!
Introducing Elena B
Growing up in a family with eight siblings, I was the middle child. To say the least, things was not simple for me. The more I look at the world around me, the more I found flaws in my self. For instance, I was bigger than girls my age, and my complexion was not the way I wanted it to be. The other girls seem to be thinner and prettier with smooth light brown skin and their hair always look nicer than mine. However, in my mind this is what beauty was to me. On the other hand, I wanted to be black as tar so no one could see me, my self-esteem at that time was very low.
Unfortunately, my self image of life carries me well into my early twenty, late thirty. I did not like the way I look. I became an alcoholic, this was my way of dealing with my self image. Drinking made me feel pretty and sexy I had a false confidence. However, one day I said "enough is enough" and I had to love me for me no matter what I look like. Real beauty begins when one excepts them self for who they are and how god made them. Also, not allowing the world to dictate on how one should look.
Beauty to me is understanding one's self and being able to help another person who is feeling down. Also giving of one's time and energy, bringing out the best in someone, that they may feel better about themselves. Real beauty is skin deep, no matter how you look on the outside, what's on the inside will come out rather it is good or bad. Therefore, real beauty is being true to thy own self, and one will always be the most beautiful person in the world.
My life Motto is "To Thy Own Self Be True"
The 'F' Word..
One of the few words that brings up a whole bunch of emotions for both sexes.
There are a lot of myths out there about Feminism
There area lot of myths about what it means to be a feminist – that feminist hate men, eschew "girly" things like dresses and heels, look down on stay-at-home moms, and want to take all the world's power out of men's hands.
And none of them are true – at least not universally.
Sure, there are outliers that fit the stereotype of every group. Some people who call themselves feminists certainly do hate men. And yes, some feminists do not want to wear four-inch heels that make their toes bleed. But man-hating, power-hungry, totalitarian nastiness is not what feminism is about.
Personally, I like Sam Killerman's definition: "to create a society in which individuals' genders don't restrict them from an equitable shot at success and happiness."
My journey is to at least help tear down the walls that have haunted women since comparison started. Comparison in which we have done to ourselves and to each other.
Feminism is part of the journey to equality, the other is to stop tearing ourselves down. Stop comparing yourself to "the other girl." Know that you are really enough and that you are beautiful just the way you are. I have always seen people with a light that shines through at different times in our lives. Sometimes we are in the lime light and other times we are standing by watching the others shine.
In the end we all have our turn.
Hudson Community Collage Hosting Real Beauty: Uncovered
So honored to have Hudson Community Collage hosting us!
The girls were amazing and I can't wait to "Reveal" their pictures on the 30th!
Featuring Dani
So I guess it's time for me to write my story. Ever since I can remember I would always question the way that I looked. I think for me the biggest change had to be when I first came to live in the US. Being the only spanish kid in my grade for a very long time, I realized then I was different. Not that my parents didn't make it any easier sending empanadas to school for my, "almuerzo." I would get, "ay mija why didn't you eat your empanada today?" Or the, "I know that you are learning English in school, but here in the house you can only speak Spanish."
At times I would look at my peers and wonder how I could convince my mom that peanut butter and jelly was not something that was just a small snack. And that I really shouldn't be eating fried brains for dinner! As time went on, the awkwardness became something of the norm for me. I was the tallest in my class including the boys, and was the first one to officially wear a bra. It was devastated! On top of all those differences that were in front of me, I was and still am one of the clumsiest people that you will ever meet. Ouch is pretty much a daily word in my world, so much so that my kids hardly even ask anymore if I'm alright.
The list can go on and on with insecure moments in my youth and for the most part of my adult life. From not feeling pretty enough, or smart enough, or even seen enough. I worried that I wasn't doing it right. That I was disappointing someone. That if I was just a bit more organized, or a bit more fit, or if my nose was just a bit smaller that everything would be perfect. But what is perfection? If not the illusion in which we are feed constantly through the media, through our thoughts, through our perceptions.
I came to understand through all of the self doubting and through some hard lessons that I've had to go through, I am beautiful!
So how did I come to understand that I am beautiful? I understood that I was just me. I learned to love the "flaws" that makes me who I am. I understood that loving all of the little aspects of myself lets me see not only myself as the woman I am, but also to see everyone as they are. Loving myself has made me love others in such a deeper and more connected way.
I'm not going to write here that I don't have days in which some thoughts creep up. But I am going to say that by allowing myself to just be who I am it makes it easier to let go of those thoughts. To let go of the idea of what I thought was perfection.
Workshop for Real Beauty: Uncovered
I'm really excited to be unveiling the new workshop that is online based for Real Beauty: Uncovered!! Sign-up starts next week and classes will begin Jan 4th just in time for the new year! I will add the link to sign-up soon! Looking forward!
Real Beauty: Uncovered at Eastside High School in Paterson, NJ
Yesterday was an emotional day for us. We finished our 5 week workshop with the most amazing kids. I really enjoyed spending time with the boys and girls learning and teaching them the importance of accepting our own uniqueness. In the end I really felt the connection that made my heart leap for joy. With the philosophy of Growing With The Seasons, I think or at least I hope we planted some seeds for the future.
Radio Interview with Cristina Maria Rojas-Fernandez for Transforming Gifts!
I was so honored to be interviewed by Cristina for Transforming Gifts! She made me feel right at home and talking to her about how Real Beauty: Uncovered became what it is today. For anyone who knows me this is not such an easy task because I do tend to get a bit shy when I talk about my personal things. But I wanted to audience to really get to know me and the reason why this movement is so important!
Before we started she guided me and told me some of the questions she was going to be asking. Even when we had a little hiccup she was right there cool and collective! Such an amazing women who I have the privilege of getting to know!
Thank you again Christina for your light and your wisdom!
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Antoine Jones to stay in custody before trial
WASHINGTON (AP) - A former Washington nightclub owner charged with drug conspiracy will remain in custody while he awaits a fourth trial.
A judge on Tuesday rejected Antoine Jones' request to be released from prison, writing that Jones has not shown he is not a danger to the community.
Jones represented himself at his third trial, which ended in a mistrial after a jury couldn't reach a verdict. The trial followed a victory for Jones at the U.S. Supreme Court.
Jones is accused of funneling large amounts of cocaine into the Washington area from Mexico.
He got a conviction thrown out in 2010 because police used a global positioning system without a warrant. The Supreme Court affirmed the ruling and barred police from using GPS technology to track suspects without a judge's approval.


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