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April 9, 2012 BY John Kim
With a Playoff spot on the line and the Milwaukee Bucks right on their tails, the New York Knicks are looking at every upcoming game as a 'must-win'. As of Sunday morning, the Knicks were just one loss away from sharing the number-8 spot, and with the Chicago Bulls coming into town with the league's reigning MVP making a return, the Knicks were facing their toughest test of the season. Without their star point guard and power forward, the Knicks needed to stand on the shoulders of Carmelo Anthony, who proved yesterday that he is still a giant in the league.
Carmelo carried the Knicks throughout the entire contest, giving the Knicks a second life with the game-tying three-pointer at the end of regulation and sealing a win with an over-time go-ahead three-pointer with seconds to spare. As he hit that final shot, Carmelo screamed to the crowd "This is my house", and after yesterday's win, the foundation of MSG's postseason hopes were stronger than it they've ever been. For this special Easter Sunday game, Melo rocked out in some blue suede shoes – a sick Player Exclusive of his Jordan Melo M8 that profusely bled Knicks blue and orange. In what was undoubtedly Carmelo's best game as a Knick, his kicks seemed to match the occasion without fault, so lets hope Melo continues to rock these PEs for the rest of the season, because as the leader of the Garden household, it's all on him now. Check out an additional shot of Melo's PE below and let us know what you think of the Knicks' post-season chances! Photo: the_real_jobby
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Petar Dundjerski received his Master's degree in Performance from the University of Toronto where he studied with Susan Heppner, Canada's eminent flute virtuoso.
He has performed across Canada, from Toronto's Walter Hall to the Banff Centre for the Arts. Since settling in Edmonton, Petar has performed professionally on numerous occasions across the city, including the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra and has 16 years of experience teaching flute.
Petar has received various awards including a 2003 and 2006-2008 Canada Council for the Arts Grants. He has worked with several distinguished instrumentalists including Shauna Rolston, Scott St. John and Jens Lindemann.
Petar Dundjerski currently teaches at the University of Alberta as well as the Alberta College Conservatory of Grant MacEwan College. Petar was the Assistant Conductor in Residence of the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra 2006-2008, under the mentorship of Music Director William Eddins. This was a two-year appointment, funded in part by the Canada Council for the Arts.

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Liberals and environmental activists desperately trying to change the narrative away from Solyndra are simultaneously working to throw the White House and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton under the bus with another energy trouble spot.
The Nation, The Huffington Post, Daily Kos, Grist, Climate Progress and Media Matters have run editorials and articles in recent weeks bemoaning the "out of proportion" Solyndra coverage and drawing attention to the State Department's pending review of the Keystone XL crude oil pipeline that would connect Canada's Tar Sands to the Gulf Coast.
Reporters covering the House investigation of the California solar company's downfall also regularly hear from Democratic staff and environmentalists criticizing them for even writing stories about it.
"Ever hear of the tar sands pipeline that will actually cost [President Barack] Obama support he is counting on?" Jeremy Symons, a senior vice president at the National Wildlife Federation, wrote in an email last week to POLITICO.
Deep down is a fear, echoed privately by some Obama officials, that the barrage of negative stories about government assistance to solar power will drive away future investments in clean energy and turn away what little congressional appetite there was for solar and wind for years to come.
But in order to save clean energy, liberal activists are encouraging the media to blast the Obama administration for allegedly scandalous behavior on its upcoming decision to potentially greenlight the 1,700-mile Keystone pipeline.
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Dave Stryker Organ Trio will perform at Trumpets tonight, Nov. 30th - 8:00 and 10:00 pm.
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• Jared Gold - organ
• Vince Ector - drums
Trumpets is located at 6 Depot Square, Montclair, NJ 07042. Call (973) 744-2600 for more information.
Dave Stryker has been voted into the 2013 Downbeat Critics and Readers Polls...Whether you've heard guitarist Dave Stryker leading his own group (with 25 CD's as a leader to date), co-leading The Stryker/Slagle Band, Blue To The Bone or as a featured sideman with Stanley Turrentine, Jack McDuff, and many others, you know why the Village Voice calls him "one of the most distinctive guitarists to come along in recent years."
Next Appearance: Friday Dec 6th 7:30 and 9:30 Dave Stryker Quartet Dave Stryker-guitar Steve Allee-piano Jeremy Allen-bass Steve Houghton-drums The Jazz Kitchen 5377 N College Avenue in Indianapolis, IN 46220. Call 317.253.4900 for details.
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On Friday April 28, the Ministerial Forum on Food Regulation met to consider recommendations to change food labelling laws that would see palm oil clearly labelled in Australia once and for all.
The group of ministers from across Australia and New Zealand decided to once again delay the decision until a future meeting.
You, our zoo community, have been instrumental in speaking out on behalf of orang-utans. Over 398,000 people have publicly supported our Don't Palm Us Off campaign, and our consumer research shows that 95% of Australians support mandatory labelling of palm oil. Galaxy 2017
We are urging people from all over Australia and New Zealand to join us and tell these decision makers that regulated (mandatory) labelling of palm oil is the only acceptable option.
Surprised? Frustrated? Confused?
We encourage you to contact your minister and have your say.
See the facts:
Why is Zoos Victoria running the Don't Palm Us Off campaign?
What does the campaign hope to achieve?
Don't Palm Us Off aims to:
Biological Impact
Social Impact
Is Zoos Victoria calling for palm oil to be removed from all products?
No. We simply want a future where the only palm oil imported into Australia is Certified Sustainable Palm Oil (CSPO) and where all palm oil is clearly labelled on products. Only when palm oil is clearly labelled and food and grocery manufacturers are using 100% CSPO can consumers have the right to make informed choices.
Why is Zoos Victoria calling for the labelling of all vegetable oils?
Palm oil is found in most food products, but the simple fact is that you can't tell which food product is contributing to this crisis because manufacturers do not have to clearly label what type of vegetable oils is in their product. Without labelling, consumer influence is limited and difficult. Our right to make informed decisions is taken from us.
We want to bring Australia's labelling legislation up to the same standard as the European Union, United States and Canada. In the six months leading up to the introduction of clearer labelling in the EU, demand for Certified Sustainable Palm Oil went up by 67 per cent.
What is certified Sustainable Palm Oil (CSPO)?
Certified Sustainable Palm Oil (CSPO) is palm oil that is produced under a third-party global certification scheme through the Roundtable of Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO).
CSPO is a vital tick of approval, aiming to respect the rights of the millions of people who rely on this industry, including customary land owners, local communities, plantation workers and small farmers to ensure that no new primary forests are cleared for production, and that mills minimise their environmental footprint. No land cleared after 2005 can be certified under the RSPO[1], meaning that future production is forced to make use of the millions of hectares of land already cleared and degraded in order to obtain certification and meet consumer demands.
Australia imports about 130,000 tonnes of palm oil each year, a fraction of the annual production of certified sustainable palm oil (CSPO) – which had grown to 5 million tonnes by the end of 2011[2].
Who are the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO)?
Established in 2004, the RSPO is a not-for-profit organisation which unites stakeholders from all sectors of the palm oil industry, including environmental and social NGOs. Its members include the World Wildlife Fund and Oxfam, oil palm producers, palm oil processors or traders, consumer goods manufacturers, retailers, banks and investors.
Why do Zoos Victoria's three zoos continue to sell products that contain palm oil?
Don't Palm Us Off does not advocate for the boycott of palm oil and, equally, we have not put a blanket ban on selling products containing palm oil in our food outlets. Instead, we choose to stock brands that meet our sustainability and conservation principles and, where products contain palm oil, we seek complete transparency around sourcing and commitments. By supporting companies that are leading the way toward a holistic solution for the palm oil crisis we can help ensure they meet their commitments and encourage others to follow.
What is the problem with avoiding all products containing palm oil?
We believe that avoiding palm oil has limited positive outcomes and ignores some of the major threats driving the destruction of rainforest. By encouraging a mass boycott of palm oil we may push manufacturers to source alternative oils like soy or rapeseed which can require 6 to 10 times more land than is needed for palm oil[3]:
The world's growing population means by 2050 we'll need to produce 70% more food than we are producing now[4]. Our demand for edible oil can only increase, so it is crucial that we invest in developing sustainable systems that meet growing demands rather than diverting markets to oils that could be just as damaging.
The production of Certified Sustainable Palm Oil (CSPO) aims to foster sustainable livelihoods for the millions of people who rely on this industry and alleviate the social conflict and human-rights abuses commonly associated with the development of new plantations.
Grocery manufacturers play an important role as the conduit between palm oil supplier and the consumer. Their actions can influence palm oil production whilst meeting the demands of you, the consumer.
More than 5 million tonnes of Certified Sustainable Palm Oil (CSPO) was produced in 2011[5], but without companies committed to purchasing and using it, forest destruction from unsustainable palm oil production will continue.
How do I know if a product contains Certified Sustainable Palm Oil (CSPO)?
Unfortunately with poor labelling standards around palm oil, it is currently almost impossible to tell if products contain palm oil, let alone if this palm oil is CSPO. We are working with with government and other agencies on behalf of our community to mandate the labelling of palm oil on all food products. Some companies are beginning to label CSPO using a trademark and our campaign webpage will provide updates on companies doing this. Note that companies can be a member of the RSPO without actually sourcing or using CSPO in their products. Only when they specify that they use 100% RSPO Certified Sustainable Palm Oil can you be sure that it's CSPO.
Couldn't your campaign simply drive more demand for palm oil?
Zoos Victoria does not advocate for Certified Sustainable Palm Oil over all other oils. We simply ask that if palm oil is used in a product that it is RSPO Certified Sustainable Palm Oil and clearly labelled. We understand the environmental, economic and social importance of the production of other edible oils in Australia and other parts of the world.
Can palm oil be orang-utan friendly but not have sustainable certification?
Yes. Not all palm oil comes from areas where orang-utans are found. Zoos Victoria uses the orang-utan as a palm oil ambassador but the production of palm oil can be just as destructive to the habitat of thousands of other species. Ask for 100% RSPO Certified Sustainable Palm Oil as it aims to be wildlife friendly.
Is Book & Claim GreenPalm the same as Certified Sustainable Palm Oil?
No. Some companies are using a Book & Claim GreenPalm which is a great place to start but is an interim offset system set up to increase demand for CSPO, not and end-goal.
How do I know I can trust RSPO Certification of palm oil?
Currently, when it comes to palm oil, RSPO Certified Sustainable Palm Oil (CSPO) is the best option in protecting wildlife and human livelihoods- it is global, independent and involves transparent reporting at every step of the supply chain.
By supporting CSPO we aim to place more importance and more pressure on the RSPO and Principles & Criteria of CSPO to enable it to become a stronger organisation. A vote of no-confidence in the RSPO certification could enable other countries to establish their own certifications which do not have the benefit of third-party global certification standards. This will also mean more confusion for consumers.
On a global scale, Australia is a relatively small consumer of palm oil so is it really an issue?
Absolutely. Our consumption is still contributing to this crisis. We have an opportunity to lead other larger countries in the use of Certified Sustainable Palm Oil (CSPO) and palm oil labelling.
What has the campaign achieved so far?
Don't Palm Us Off launched in 2009. In the first year more than 163,000 Australians signed a petition to tell us they want palm oil labelled. This sparked parliamentary discussion and a bill calling for labelling legislation was introduced. During the first 12 months of the campaign five of the six major Australian food manufacturers committed to 100% CSPO by 2015 (two referred to the Don't Palm Us Off campaign as well as the work of WWF in influencing their decision).
What can I do to help?
[1]Principle 7 of RSPO principles and criterion:
[2] World Wildlife Fun on RSPO:
[3] World Wildlife Fund:http://www.wwf.org.au/our_work/saving_the_natural_world/forests/palm_oil/palm_oil_and_deforestation/
[4] UN Food and Agriculture Organisation: http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2011/nov/28/un-farmers-produce-food-population
[5] WWF Palm Oil Buyers Scorecard 2011 (International)http://awsassets.wwf.org.au/downloads/fs058_g_palm_oil_buyers_scorecard_2011_22nov11.pdf
The production of palm oil typically costs the lives of up to 50 orang-utans each week.
Palm oil is found in around half of the food products on our supermarket shelves.
Certified Sustainable Palm Oil (CSPO) is palm oil that is produced under a third-party global certification scheme through the Roundtable of Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO).
Only when palm oil is clearly labelled and food and grocery manufacturers are using 100% CSPO can consumers have the right to make informed choices.
Grocery manufacturers play an important role as the conduit between palm oil supplier and the consumer. You can help ensure that all palm oil coming into Australia is CSPO and clearly labelled. Contact the manufacturer of your favourite products today.
Don't Palm Us Off does not advocate for a boycott of palm oil. A mass boycott may push manufacturers to source alternative oils like soy or rapeseed which can be just as destructive. It is crucial that we invest in developing sustainable systems that protect environmental and social systems now rather than diverting the problem.
You can take action now.
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With the 2014 NFL Draft just a day away, one of football's spectacle events is on the minds of more than just gridiron fans, and M&M's is enlisting the help of a few NASCAR heavyweights for a draft of its own.
The M&M's brand is asking fans to select their favorite M&M's flavor -- Peanut, Peanut Butter or Pretzel -- and former Washington Redskins Super Bowl-winning coach Joe Gibbs and his No. 18 M&M's Toyota Camry driver Kyle Busch are involved to rally fans and offer their insight into which flavor to pick.
From May 7-19, fans can visit the M&M's Racing Facebook page and share which M&M's flavor they would draft. The flavor with the top picks by May 19 will serve as the featured paint scheme on the No. 18 M&M'S Toyota during the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Pocono Raceway on June 8.
While Gibbs is an expert in players and picks, this draft posed some tasty challenges.
"I've participated in many memorable drafts during my coaching career, but this ranks as one of the toughest picks I've ever had to make," said Gibbs. "I love M&M's Peanut, M&M's Peanut Butter, and M&M's Pretzel and the coach in me can't wait to see who the fans select as number one."
Busch is also getting in on the fun, but for the Joe Gibbs Racing driver, drafting his favorite flavor is as tough as making the call between two or four tires.
"From the irresistible combination of salty and sweet flavors of M&M's Pretzel, to America's Favorite Nut and M&M's Peanut, or the real peanut butter goodness of M&M's Peanut Butter, this is a tough decision for me," Busch said. "While I can't wait to see which flavor is picked, the fact that M&M's is giving fans the chance to select the paint scheme we run in Pocono makes them the real winners in this draft."
To draft your favorite M&Ms flavor, visit the M&M's Racing Facebook page from May 7 -19 and cast your vote.
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If elected municipal officials in White Hall and Redfield appear more hard-pressed than usual during the upcoming year, residents might keep in mind they are facing agendas moving at a faster pace.
White Hall Mayor Noel Foster supervised construction of a new records storage building this year, then started work on the city�s first fire substation.
A community center and an aquatic park should be coming out of the ground later this year and he is recommending construction of a new municipal museum in the 2013 budget, with the city�s 50th anniversary on the 2014 calendar.
Foster recently quipped that he has felt more like a contractor this year than a mayor, touring a number of cities for research on a community center and aquatic park.
Redfield Mayor Tony Lawhon has learned that Charles River, a Massachusetts research firm, has expressed interested in donating the company�s 87,600 square foot laboratory, shuttered in 2009, and 40 acres to Redfield.
Negotiations are in the early stage and no firm agreement has been reached on the property.
Lawhon, who beat back a recall referendum in November, said a Redfield residential property developer, has offered to donate 7 acres in Cabot to the municipality, with the mayor eyeing a potential buyer for the tract.
City officials have discussed relocating cramped municipal offices to a new city hall, and the first floor of the three-story lab might solve the need for more space.
An ad hoc task force has been established at Redfield to oppose the proposed closure of Redfield Middle School and the laboratory building has been championed as a possible replacement site.
With work on 2013 municipal budgets underway and the 89th General Assembly convening a three-month session Jan. 14 and bill filing already started, expect municipal officials to have their hands full.


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Itunes Linux
How can I run Itunes on linux
Wine ? Codeweavers stuff ? Plz elaborate
Thanks, John
Actually i'm going to go try that now. I've been meaning to do it and you just reminded me.
I couldn't get the windows install to work with wine. However there is a lot of mac emulation software out there. Mac on linux allows you to install OS X and you could install itunes on top of that.
You do not need to install Windows in WINE because you can not. WINE creates its own directories to fool windows programs that it is running a version of windows.
For the first test to make sure WINE is working. Run notepad. The command should be "wine notepad". If you see notepad loaded then you got it running and it is properly configure. Next you can try to install iTunes. IMHO, WINE and codeweaver is not the best program to run iTunes. I suggest getting a MAC or try VMware for 30 days. VMware has stutter audio, but it is able to use USB devices like StereoLink without virtualizing it.
i believe rcottere meant that he couldnt make windows installer of iTunes to work on wine.
I meant the windows itunes install. Not the windows install. I've had some success with both PearPC and Mac On Linux. There not as slow as you say.
CodeWeaver's CrossOver Office allows you to install Itunes.. But they need your "MONEY".
You say you've had some progress with PearPC....I posted this thread on some other LQ (Fedora!) section:
"I have discovered that Pear PC is included in the list of programs that can be installed for FC3 from Synaptic...which I did out of curiosity....(Using virtual Mac on Linux!....wao!)....
Now it happens that it doesn't work at all...
I went to the Freshmeat page for PearPC and reading down it looks like there is no such program for FC3.
What's the deal here?"
Maybe you can throw some light
pearpc does not offer binaries. I just compiled it from source and it works fine.
Codeweavers atm is the only one that will run it afaik.
But if it's just to connect your ipod to your linux box, amarok and rhytmbox have experimental ipod support or look at http://gtkpod.sourceforge.net/
Hope this helps.
Best Prog.
No I just want to play music, not connect ipod, ^_^
So to sum things up, what do you guys suggest as the best prog to use to get it running ?
Preferably free ^_^
Does Wine say that it has Itunes support ?
Thanks ^_^
I haven't actually tested it, but I've researched it because my laptop is a Mac and my main box is linux/windows dual-boot. CodeWeavers Crossover Office is the only one that supports iTunes so far (unless there is something else that will "randomly" support it). You need version 4.0 for it to work. There are some bugs in it still and last I checked they were about to release 4.1 to fix the bugs. It might be out.
Yes it costs money to use. I think about $40 but to me it's worth it since it runs so many other aps. Using Visual Basic in Linux is an irony that cannot be ignored.
Have you tried to look at other music players? There's Juk on KDE which i'm starting to like. It may be similar to iTunes but i'm not sure because i don't have much experience with itunes. foobar2000 is my player of choice on windows. It works under wine, but the last time I tried it didn't refresh text correctly... it still played music though.
I think what some people want Itunes for is to buy music, not as a Jukebox or connect their Ipod. I have a music app I like, I have a non Apple MP3 player (Creative Labs Zen Jukebox, great linux support), but I'd like to browse the itunes store, but cannot without their software.
ah, I forgot about that.
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Stanley G. WilsonJun 11, 2013 Staff
Stanley G. Wilson died Wednesday, June 5, 2013, in Indianapolis with his wife and son at his bedside following complications after a liver transplant. He was 69 years old.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday, June 14, in the United Methodist Church in Riverton with Pastor Echo Klaproth officiating.
Stanley Glenn Wilson was born Sept. 22, 1943, in Riverton, the son of Glenn and Phyllis (Foster) Wilson.
As a young child he was raised and spent many happy days on the farm of his grandparents Charlie and Selma Foster. He played Little League baseball during its start-up years in Riverton and was an accomplished wrestler for Riverton High School.
After graduating from RHS in 1961, he went to work in the warehouse for Farmer's Exchange Elevator, working his way up to general manager.
He met Louella Devish in 1961, and they married June 6, 1965. They had a son, Rick, in 1973. The family lived in Riverton until 1985 at which time they moved to Billings, Mont.
There the couple joined forces with Larry and Joyce Liptac, purchasing Mountain View Supply in Billings, Mont., and building it from a small restaurant and bar supply house into a well-respected regional business. They later bought an outlet in Missoula, Mont. His family said he was an astute businessman. They sold the restaurant business in 2003.
The couple loved the mountains of Wyoming and Montana. They spent many happy hours snowmobiling with friends around Dubois and Jackson. While in Billings, Mont., they found a cabin situated on the Stillwater River southwest of Columbus and Absarokee, Mont., and worked to turn it and the ground into a beautiful and popular gathering place for family and friends, and a place where Mr. Wilson worked on his many wood projects.
As the retirement years beaconed, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson spent the winter months in Mesa, Ariz., which became their home. They sold the property on the Stillwater River and moved to Absarokee, Mont., bought an RV and spent their summers in it traveling back and forth to Mesa, Ariz. They enjoyed traveling through Canada and to Alaska to go salmon fishing with family and friends.
Mr. Wilson was an active member of the Lion's and Elks clubs in communities in which he lived and served in various community organizations.
Mr. Wilson's health declined, and he received a liver transplant April 12, 2013, in Indianapolis.
He is survived by his wife, Louella Kay Wilson; son Rick Alan (Kara) of Vancouver, Wash.; sisters Pat (Keith) Jones of Sheridan and Virginia (Lee) Ratz of Colorado Springs, Colo.; brothers Ron (Kathy) Wilson of Billings, Mont., Tom (Sharon) Wilson of Riverton, Randy Wilson of Las Vegas, and Mike (Colleen) Wilson of Riverton; mother-in-law Betty Devish; sisters and brothers-in-law Karen and Dave Redfern, Kurt and Debbie Devish; and numerous nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents; infant brother Richard Wilson; and father-in-law and mentor Marvin Devish.
Memorial contributions may be made to the donor's choice.
Arrangements are under the direction of Davis Funeral Home of Riverton.


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THE Moorland Association has appointed its first director.
Amanda Anderson, a 42-year-old mother of two, will look after some of the earth's most fragile landscapes – and the £67m English grouse shooting industry.
The association was formed by moorland owners 29 years ago and protects more than 850,000 acres of globally recognised heather moorland.
Mrs Anderson, of Austwick, near Lancaster, will shadow founding secretary Martin Gillibrand until his retirement in May.
She has spent the past 14 years looking after the association's communications through her own company, Anderson PR Ltd.
She said: "I'm delighted to have been given this hugely important role. These are challenging times, not just for our organisation, but the countryside as a whole."
Robert Benson, MA chairman, welcomed the appointment. He said: "Mrs Anderson is eminently qualified with expertise in grouse moor management, food, farming, environment and conservation.
Her commitment, dedication and pragmatism made her the obvious choice."
Mrs Anderson has always been passionate about the organisation and its aims. She said: "I fervently believe that careful management of heather moorlands, with grouse shooting as the lynchpin, can produce the best benefits for wildlife, landscape and local economies."
The new directorship reflects ballooning interest in moorland and peatlands through national and international wildlife and habitat designations, food security, climate change mitigation, flooding, water quality and supply.
"My work with MA continues to bridge the interests of our members' 175 English and Welsh moors with government departments and agencies which set and regulate policies and targets for biodiversity and ecosystems."
"The English grouse shooting industry provides vital income for conservation and supports more than 1,500 jobs. This is a massive mandate and enormously exciting."
The MA's ambitious aims include seeing 250,000 further acres of heather moorland regenerated, boosting populations of important birds, plants and animals. According to Mrs Anderson, it will help Britain reach its Biodiversity 2020 goals.
With a masters degree in aquaculture, an honours degree in zoology, and a further degree in post-16 education, her 15-year entrepreneurial career involved land-based marketing and communications, working with leading countryside agencies, companies and estates. She has also been countryside management course manager and lecturer at Myerscough College.


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Reloading:Wife says I need a hobby
Ok, Guys.
I bought a G19 several months ago and love it. Ammo is sometimes difficult to find, but I got to thinking, when it's too nasty outside to go fishing, I could sit and reload. I started looking at getting a sub 2k carbine in 9mm just so I could keep everything one caliber.
Ok, I can't afford the Dillon presses, so I've looked at the Lee presses.
I've watched Youtube videos on single stage presses, and I'm not sure I want to spend that much time changing out the dies. I'm sure it would teach me patience, but then I saw video on Lee press that rotates the die to the next stage. Also, some of these presses have what looks like a ball chain from the bathtub stopper attached to the powder cask.
Also, I keep seeing I would need books. If I only load 9mm, do I really need a book? If I buy 115gr. bullets, I only need to know how much powder to add.
Which brings me to another question. I saw a review on the Keltec Sub 2k that says 115gr. might not have enough blow back to run the gun, but 124gr. would. Since I know nothing about reloading, I'm guessing that adding just a pinch more powder to regular 115gr shells is a no-no.
I've read cons on the Lee Cast Aluminum Pro 1000 Reloading Kit For 9MM Luger, so y'all help me out. Set me straight, will ya?
books you say? if you wanted to only make one sort of bomb.. or one sort of dessert.. would you not need a book or recipe? yes.. you need books... you need the ABC's of reloading... under 20 bucks on amazon.. and then at leas 1 reloading manual. most kits will come with one.
for doing pistol ammo a lee turret press would probly be just fine. personally i use a single stage but often wish i had a turret for pistol calibers. rifles are a different story. as far as the keltec. it will shoot 115gr just fine. ive done it... ive hear you cant shoot hollow points only full metal jackets.. but that i have not tried yet.. but full metal jacket 115 gr 9mm shoots just fine.
reloading is not something to play with. you either get series, and follow directions, or you dont and just buy ammo at ths store. up to you.. in time it will save money, and in times of need you will have ammo. but cost effective as a goal is not always the case... you have to figure in your time at the bench, and your components.
but you came to the right place. if you need help we are here for ya.
as far as lee goes its good quality for the price, and it will work to get you started for sure.
Reloading for me is a fascinating, absorbing fixation on finding the load that will put a string of bullets into one raggedly hole, preferably at Warp Factor 8. I hunt and have found that 1/2" accuracy or better ramps up my confidence to levels never experienced with store bought ammo. Reloading was supposed to save me money but, many years ago, when I found out it was not saving me money I stopped paying any mind to the numerous big and small widgets I have bought to feed my hobby, which now completely occupies a small room and all the walls therein.
Get an intervention......before it's too late.
The Lee Classic Cast turret press, and a manual, Lyman 49th or get one from whatever bullet maker you prefer, Hornady, Speer etc.
If you don't read up on reloading and how to do it and what to watch for. You could blow up your gun, your hand or injure someone near you. There's alot to understand about reloading such as the right powders, excessive pressures from too much powder. The right kind of primers. Plus you might have to trim your brass and how much to trim it. It's a whole process you have to know about. Check out utube on reloading. That'll give you some ideas. Good luck, hope it works out for you.
I got a single stage Hornady reloading press for Christmas and have reloaded about 500 rounds of .45acp.
I still do not have the ABC reloading book but my kit came with a great manual with all the directions and tips and tricks. I follow the powder recommendations in the manual.
Thanks,fellas. I see some videos where they actually measure the shells on a scale. Others just assume the powder is the same for each casing. I see the "book" part. The ABC's of reloading would be one to get. But, I had planned on just the 9mm round, till my dad gave me his Taurus 357 magnum. Now, I'm sure for the time being, I'll stick with loading the 9's and buy the 38's or 357 as I won't shoot it as much. I wouldn't mind the press with the dies attached and after decapping and resizing, turn the turret and do the next stage, then the next stage. Removing and replacing dies each time looks tedious. But, as you say, safety. Tumble, inspect, decap/resize, powder,seat bullet,crimp, etc....
Again, I can use all the help I can get.Looks like the press might sit a while till I find 3 of 4 components. Appreciate you folks....
I would start with a single stage press if I was you. I have a Lee Pro 1000. That is the progressive you are talking about. As a new reloader I would not buy one. It is very finicky. I am always having to make adjustments to it. It is not for the inexperienced.
When you use a single stage press you do not change dies back and forth for each round. You size and decap a bunch of rounds all at once. Then you expand all the mouths, then prime them all. I can reload a box of 50 on my RCBS single stage in about 30 minutes. One thing you can do is to spend an evening one night sizing say 500 cases. Then the next day you expand. And so on. Before you know it you have a ammo can full of 9mm. That is how I started.
And yes...you need a book.
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Johannesburg – Calvin Kadi snatched an injury-time winner to help Wits to a 1-0 victory over Bloemfontein Celtic, in their final Premiership match of the season at Kaizer Sebothelo Stadium on Saturday.
During a frenetic period of play after the regulation 90 minutes, the visiting Wits team were reduced to 10 men when Benjani Mwaruwari was sent off for violent conduct.
The reduction in numbers, though, had little effect on the outcome, as Kadi went on to head the ball home to steal the honours for The Clever Boys.
Celtic came into the game intent on claiming a third win in a row to end the season, while Wits had failed to win or score in any of their last four league matches.
Wits, however, had already secured third spot on the log behind winners Mamelodi Sundowns and second-placed Kaizer Chiefs.
The Free State side, in contrast, were looking to edge Orlando Pirates in ending the season in fourth place on the table.
Instead, Celtic had to settle for sixth spot as SuperSport United also slipped ahead in the standings.
The first half failed to produce a goal, and on the hour mark Wits pressed for the opener. Tebogo Moerane sent the ball into the area for Siyabonga Nhlapo, but his attempt was saved by Celtic keeper Patrick Tignyemb.
With time running out, Lyle Lakay had a chance for the home side.
In the 64th minute, Lakay's ball into the box, though, was well-met by Wits shot-stopper Dennis Onyango.
Moments later, Onyango was fouled in the area by Lerato Lamola and could not recover after the challenge. Moeneeb Josephs was rushed onto the field in his place. – Sapa


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LIVERMORE — As America observes Memorial Day, Tri-Valley residents will honor servicemen and women who gave their lives for their country with a variety of events and observances on Sunday and Monday.
In Livermore on Memorial Day, American Legion Post 47 will host a flag-raising ceremony at the west end of Roselawn Cemetery at 1204 N. Livermore Ave. The American flag will be raised to half-staff at 9 a.m., full-staff at noon, and retired at 4:30 p.m.
Ceremonies will be held with the Livermore Valley VFW Post 7265 at Roselawn starting at 10 a.m., at Memory Gardens Cemetery on East Avenue at 11 a.m., and at St. Michael's Cemetery at noon. At each ceremony, Boy Scouts will play Taps on bugles, followed by guest speakers and the placing of wreaths on gravesites.
Danville's annual Memorial Day celebration will once again be held at Oak Hill Park, 3005 Stone Valley Rd., organized by the Viet Nam Veterans of Diablo Valley. Attendees will enjoy live patriotic music and a ceremony with guest speakers — including Medal of Honor recipient Sgt. Maj. Jon Cavaiani — as well as tributes to Tri-Valley service members who have died.
Seating begins at 10 a.m., followed by the program at 11 a.m. and a flyover of a P-51 Mustang fighter and Vietnam-era UH-1 "Huey" helicopter. Attendees are invited to bring a picnic lunch.
Pleasanton's annual Memorial Day observance will be held Monday at the Pleasanton Senior Center, at 5353 Sunol Blvd. The event, hosted by American Legion Post 237 and Pleasanton VFW Post 6298, takes place in the garden area on the center's south side. There will be a musical interlude by the Pleasanton Community Band at 10:30 a.m.
The program starts at 11 a.m. The keynote speaker will be Maj. Gen. David Baldwin, the commanding general of the California National Guard. After the ceremony, a free barbecue will be held at the Veterans Memorial Building at 301 Main St. in downtown Pleasanton.
In San Ramon, the long-running Art and Wind Festival returns May 26 & 27 from 10 a.m.to 5 p.m. daily at San Ramon Central Park, 12501 Alcosta Blvd. The free festival features arts & crafts, food, three stages of entertainment and a special early-morning hot-air balloon launch on Memorial Day beginning at 6 a.m. The two-day festival includes helicopter landings by Cal Star on Sunday and Monday at noon, and the Coast Guard on Sunday at 1 p.m. A special flag ceremony and presentation to remember veterans — with music and remarks by local dignitaries — takes place on the main stage on Memorial Day at 11:30 a.m.
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The Hungarian company's profile is building construction work, canning, overhaul construction, technical supervision.
They are looking for joint venture agreements with engineering offices and project planning offices for construction projects in the European market.
The Hungarian business was founded in February 2006; the main activities include general construction, technical inspection, and responsible technical management. The dynamically developing young company has managed and implemented several significant projects since its establishment.
Long-term relationship with the credible subcontractors secures the company's appropriate capacity to carry out quality services. Existing creative atmosphere, professional and economic fundamentals and market recognition allow further development of the business. Activities and projects of the company are increasing year by year.
The following construction and civil engineering services are offered: excavation, flat and deep foundations, public utility works, road construction, engineering structures, structural engineering, turnkey implementations, project management, sanitary installations and electrical installations of buildings.
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They offer these services due to a well-trained, reliable professional background. They have the capacities to carry out all of the phases which take place in the process of a construction work.
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Flexible company with long years of market experience and continuous market presence. Activities and projects of the company are increasing year by year. They work together with credible subcontractors and the name of the company is a well-known brand in the region.
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Would you want your kids to be happy all the time? I've realised, I wouldn't. It's official. I am horrid.
I pondered last week what aspirations I have for our kids. I initially thought that anything that made them happy might suffice. Then I realised I wanted good things to make them happy (note to self – I must work out what 'good' means to me). In the middle of my musings, I received a pingback (I think that's what you call it!) from a lovely post by Julia & Julla . Her blog made me think about happiness as a state of mind, rather than a goal to be achieved. And I started to wonder if I would always choose my state of mind to be 'happy'.
There was a time in my life – mid to late twenties – where my life looked like it might not pan out so great. A favourite grandparent died suddenly. My fiancé had an affair. I had to cancel our wedding with 4 weeks notice. My job was killing me. I was broke. Our house was half way through a massive rebuild, which meant I could walk out on nothing. It was hard. But in retrospect I am fond of that melancholy period. Don't get me wrong, it was definitely all a bit shit. And you wouldn't put many of those experiences on a bucket list. But I don't regret having those experiences, or the melancholy that came with them.
I then got to thinking about a great little enquiry we did way back when I studied philosophy. Basically.
If you could swallow a pill that would make you really happy for the rest of your life, would you take it?
I am guessing the drug isn't illegal, doesn't cause kidney failure and doesn't cause mass suffering to 3rd world countries who grow the Happy Drug rather than food (although, if they popped the pill, what would they care if they were starving?)
I digress, the point is that I decided when I was 20 that I would not want that pill. And I have decided now that I wouldn't want my kiddies to have it. But why not?
Well, let's take away the obvious challenges. Because I guess if we were always happy, we could rape, pillage and murder to our hearts content, and then be thrown into prison and not care a jot. And we wouldn't care how badly people treated us. Therefore we will allow ourselves to assert that the pill also makes sure we have some sort of moral conscience. And that we are 'good' people (note to self – I really must decide what 'good' means to me).
So, let's assume that we are pootling along, and the pill ensures day to day events don't get us down: it's raining – yippee, I love my wellies; the oven breaks on Christmas day – yeay, a Christmas BBQ sounds soooo exciting; our beloved has an affair- I suppose the trust in our relationship has broken down, but hey, I admire his spirit ; our sibling gets really ill – that what does not kill us makes us stronger; our child dies….to still feel happy? I'm not sure some of this is working for me.
In something as awful as losing a child to death, a loved one to another person, or even just all of our worldy 'stuff', I think I would want to feel something other than happiness. And there must be many other instances you can think of like this. Sometimes, for me, experiencing the human condition with all of its ups and downs is more desirable than just being happy.
Just a few moments ago I stumbled upon another blog. I am trying to make my blog look more appealing (tips please!!!) and I got pointed to this one. http://jayjayne.com/2013/09/11/speaking-of-depression/ It looks FAB but also has a great current post.
In the post, Jayjayne is talking about depression. I am clearly not tackling the clinical issue of depression in this post. But still, a quote in her blog resonates:
"Now this is all going to sound corny and slightly ludicrous, but this is honestly what I've learnt – firstly, just as there is light there is shadow, where there's sadness there will always be happiness. Secondly, when you can admit fault or weakness, it can only make you stronger"
I want night and day, I want the pain of labour to experience the pleasure of birth, I want to fail so I can become stronger, I want to know what it is like to not have much so I can appreciate the times of plenty. I want the same for my sons (not the giving birth bit. That would be weird).
Not only do I want my sons to be equipped with an ability to identify which paths are the 'good' paths (note to self, I really, really, really must work out what good means to me), I want them to be equipped to decide when it is best to choose the harder route, over the more comfortable one. And I want them to be strong enough to make it to the end of some of the tougher journeys. And when they get lost, I want them to come back stronger. If they get hurt, of course I want to ease their suffering. But eliminate it entirely and replace it with unquestionning happiness? No.
Eventually the boys will walk the roads with others, or alone. Before that we will be there to guide them now and again. Right now the boys are small. We are not so much guiding them towards the road we think most suitable, but carrying them up the roads we choose for ourselves. I'm not sure I know where we are going. But I hope we have picked a good route.
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Clearwater police are looking for a couple of soccer players who they say attacked a referee during a match Sunday morning. The club game was at Joe DiMaggio Field, 610 Old Coachman Road, police said. During the game two adult players became angry with the referee over a call and attacked him, police said. The men, initially identified as Ramone Mitchell and Omar Anderson, punched the referee in the back of his head, and he fell to the ground, severely injuring his shoulder, according to police. He was taken to a hospital. Then the attackers took off in a white Mercedes, police said.Police later said the names provided were incorrect. Sunday night, they identified the suspects as Timothy Kerr, 31, and Dale Lewis, 34. The pair had given the league false identification when they registered to play, police said. Officers later pulled over a white Mercedes, but the names on the identification cards did not match the names given to police at the field and the men in the car were allowed to go on their way. Police on Sunday night continued to try to relocate the suspects.
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Firefighters were this morning attending two rubbish fires on Hall Ings.
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I am surprised to find that the selection of shoulder holsters for the SR9C is pretty limited, at least what I've found.
My rig of choice I think would be the Galco Classic Lite if they only made it for the pistol.
Anyone have any suggestions for low profile shoulder rig for the SR9C? Tactical ballistic nylon need not apply.
I am looking for 1 for my gen 4 glock 22. Let me know what you find, IM coming up empty finding something I like.
The only help I can offer is that we have members that make custom holsters. Might be the way to go.
Shoulder holsters seem to have lost a lot of favor because they are not the fastest or easiest to conceal except in jacket weather. Maybe it's all global warming and George Bush's fault ;)
I only like a shoulder holster for driving or when back packing. They are easier to draw when you are in a vehicle. Other than that on the hip inside or outside the waistband tends to be the fastest for me.
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Psychol Sci 23:1186-92. 2012..This finding offers one possible explanation for the reduced desire for options when people are reminded of supportive relationships...
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Located a few minutes from Nunawading is the The Royal Botanic Gardens of Melbourne. There are 38 hectares of landscaped gardens with a mix of native and non-native vegetation, encompassing over 10,000 species of plants. Dining options in Nunawading include Punjabi Masala Indian Restaurant, Mayura Thai, Happy Cook Peking Cuisine, And the Station Street Café and Wine Bar.
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On any given Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, the Ladies of Charity Thrift Shop in Harker Heights is usually crowded with customers searching for a deal.
Ladies of Charity, a ministry of St. Paul Chong Hasang Catholic Church, operates from funds generated through thrift shop sales. The store's merchandise is donated by the community, according to the church, and in fact, every aspect of its operation relies solely on donations and volunteers.
Judy Gilliland, assistant manager, is one of those volunteers. She finds pleasure in sharing her talents and gifts at the shop.
"It's nice to give something back to the community," she said. "By offering things at bargain prices, we help the needy and poor in the community."
Joyce Dillman has been the store manager since the doors opened in 1996, and she said all business obligations, charitable donations and monthly expenses associated with operating the retail store have continually been met since then.
Despite the group's gender-specific name, Dillman said all volunteers are welcome to work in the store.
"Men are welcomed to volunteer but shy away due to the name of the organization; however, some spouses help out when needed," Dillman said.
When Dillman is not on the schedule, Sylvia Schnapp, the president of Ladies of Charity, works with a team to manage store operations. She works with volunteers ringing up purchases, processing new donations, sorting, pricing and taking merchandise to the sales floor. When volunteers are not at the register, they help shoppers.
Rosa Hill of Harker Heights is a regular customer. Her favorite part of the store is the bargain table where a filled bag of goodies costs $1.
"Shopping here is better than other thrift stores," Hill said. "Whatever people need in their homes you can find here."
Thrift shop proceeds are given back to the community based on the decision of board members. Schnapp said the thrift shop operates independently of the church and all decisions are determined by the voting membership. Local pastors refer families needing emergency relief to the store, and in some cases, the ladies willingly give items from the sales floor to aid families in need.
The Ladies of Charity Thrift Shop, at 1005 S. Ann Blvd., Harker Heights, is open from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday, 2 to 5 p.m. Wednesday, and 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. every first Saturday of the month. For more information, call the store at (254) 680-7970, Schnapp at (254) 698-2990 or Dillman at (254) 681-1326.


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"I'm not going to call it a fig leaf. I think it is an actual enforcement amendment," said Rep. Raúl Labrador (R-Idaho), a former immigration lawyer who worked for months with a bipartisan House group crafting immigration legislation. "The issue with it is that it legalizes 11 million people before it is put into place all the way."…
"If you flip it, and you say the Corker-Hoeven amendment has to be in place before you legalize 11 million people, then I would be more supportive of it," Labrador said.
At issue, Republicans say, is the lack of trust that their constituents have in the federal government to enforce immigration laws and secure the border after immigrants are legalized.
"My constituents believe that border security is a condition precedent," said Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-S.C.), chairman of the House Judiciary Committee's subcommittee on Immigration. "I cannot go to my district and ask people to trust us. I just can't."


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Brazilian footballer Somalia charged over kidnap claim
A Brazilian footballer could face jail time if found guilty of falsifying information relating to claims he had been kidnapped.
Botafogo midfielder Somalia, who is also known as Paulo Rogerio Reis da Silva, claimed he had been abducted at gunpoint on the way to training, BBC News reported.
The player said he had been taken into a car at around 07:00 local time, before being driven around the city and having his money and jewellery stolen.
However, police in Rio de Janeiro noted that there were inconsistencies in the player's story and checked CCTV footage, which showed him leaving his apartment building at 09:00 – two hours later than usual.
It is thought that Somalia may have been trying to avoid the potential 40 per cent cut in wages that Botafogo threatens its players with for lateness.
The alleged crime could land the midfielder in prison for up to six months if he is found guilty.
Botafogo is one of four major teams in Rio de Janeiro – the others being Fluminese, Vasco de Gama and Flamengo.


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Designed to be enjoyed no matter what the weather, The Alnwick Garden features a range of areas that will captivate and entice nature-lovers of all ages. From the Garden's Woodland Walk to the intoxicating Poison Garden, the venue is an impressive mix of the natural world with a serious amount of fun. The massive Treehouse features rope bridges and walkways and is home to the Treehouse Restaurant, while Barter Books can be found in a converted nearby rail station.
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The centrepiece of The Garden is the Grand Cascade, a tumbling mass of water unlike anything else in the country. Flower enthusiasts may wish to soak up the exotic in the Ornamental Garden, with one of the country's largest collections of European plants. Alternatively, the vegetable Roots and Shoots Garden offers visitors the chance to get up and close and personal with the resident bumble bees.
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If you are running any version of Guardian Edge or Symantec Endpoint Encryption prior to 8.2, you should get a client test install of the latest SEE release and test with this newest version.
If this does not resolve the unsupported controller error, then create a custom hardware configuration with the latest version of SEE. Include the following options:
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The podiatric physician in California is a health care provider licensed to evaluate and treat, both medically and surgically, pathology of the foot, ankle and related structures of the leg controlling foot and ankle function. This licensure, though it seems limited, provides a broad scope, since podiatrists treat conditions affecting all systems, instead of focusing on specific systems, as many specialists do. The podiatrist also provides care to patients without a primary care physician, serving as an entry point to the health care system, as they work to return all patients to functional lifestyles.
Considering the aging population and the increasing prevalence of obesity, diabetes mellitus, and arthritis, the need for foot care services will only increase in the future. Living healthier lifestyles is necessary to prevent chronic diseases and their potentially debilitating complications, as highlighted by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) of 2010, organizations such as the Institute of Medicine, and market trends. The National Governors Association reported that the downstream effect of keeping people engaged in a regular walking program for 10 percent of adults saves $5.6 billion in costs related to heart disease.
Increasing trends in the prevalence of obesity and diabetes are well established. These chronic conditions can limit function and potentially debilitate patients, causing severe economic hardship to patients and the health care system. The projected population changes and the ACA further stress the already challenged health care system. California experienced 10 percent population growth between 2000 and 2010, and the 2005 mid-census projections anticipate a 37.1 percent increase from 2000 to 2030. There is a higher prevalence of many chronic illnesses in racial and ethnic minorities with more common and severe complications, in part caused by the numerous challenges regarding their care (access, affordability, language barriers, etc.).
The minority population grew 23.5 percent between 2000 and 2010, now comprising nearly 60 percent of the total California population. The Hispanic population accounts for 37.6 percent of the California population.
Diabetic foot-related complications burden the health care system. Ulcers develop in 15-25 percent of diabetic patients, with 10-20 percent requiring hospitalization. There is a five-fold increase in hospital length of stay and a significant cost increase when a diabetic patient with an ulcer is admitted. Diabetes is the most common cause of non-traumatic amputations, with amputations 15 times more likely in diabetics than for non-diabetics.
The podiatric physician has a beneficial impact on health care by keeping patients living more active lifestyles and helping them prevent development or progression of some diseases. This is most commonly reported in chronic illnesses like diabetes mellitus, whereby podiatric care results in significant improvement in quality of care, with decreased costs. The changing California population and implementation of the Affordable Care Act make this positive impact more critical now than ever before.
The implementation of the ACA will insure an additional two million people, with more than 50 percent projected to have incomes less than 200 percent of the federal poverty level, and 35 percent eligible for Medi-Cal. Meanwhile, 71 percent will be composed of minorities most at risk of diabetes mellitus and obesity.
Podiatric physicians provide 39 percent of foot care services in the United States. In light of these upcoming changes and the benefits of involving podiatric care as an integral part of the health care team, the impact of podiatric services on this newly insured population must be more fully realized and acknowledged.
Jonathan Labovitz, DPM, FACFAS, is an assistant professor in the College of Podiatric Medicine at Western University of Health Sciences, and is medical director of the WesternU Foot & Ankle Center.


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Six track athletes earn USTFCCCA All-Academic status
Five members of the Rhode Island men's Track & Field team and one member of the women's team earned U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association All-Academic honors in July.
Seniors William Janes, Thaddeus Kusiak, Andrew Piscitelli, and Andrew Reigstad as well as sophomore Tyler Oliveira were among 448 athletes from 149 institutions nationally to earn the distinction. For the second consecutive season Brigham Young topped the list with 16 honorees. On the women's side, Kalyn Sheehan (Waterford, Ireland) was one of 710 women nationally to earn the distinction. It was the second straight season she has achieved the honor.
Janes (Newport, Rhode Island) earned the honor for the third year in a row by posting a 3.67 GPA in kinesiology. He competed in the NCAA East Preliminaries in the hammer throw, placing 18th out of 48 competitors. Like Janes, Kusiak competed in the NCAA East Preliminaries in the hammer throw in the spring, placing 31st in the field of 48. The Jericho, Vermont native had a 3.27 GPA in psychology.
Piscitelli (Millbury, Massachusetts) posted a 3.33 GPA while studying mechanical engineering. He qualified for the NCAA East Preliminaries in the discus, finishing 28th out of 46 with a throw of 50.59 meters. Oliveira (Portsmouth, Rhode Island) reached the NCAA East Preliminaries in the 200 meter dash. His time of 21.63 seconds placed him 39th out of 47 runners. Undeclared, Oliveira has a 3.54 GPA.
A Greenville, Rhode Island native, Reigstad made the list for the second time, also achieving the honor in 2011. He ranked 34th nationally in the heptathlon during the indoor season. In the classroom, Reigstad had a 3.39 GPA in accounting.
During the indoor season, Sheehan ranked 75th nationally in the pentathlon with 3,682 points, achieved at the Atlantic 10 Indoor Track & Field Championship. She also had a 3.41 grade point average while working toward her master's degree in business administration.
To qualify for the USTFCCCA All-Academic Track and Field Team, the student-athlete must have compiled a cumulative grade point average of 3.25 and have met either of the following athletic standards:
Indoor Season—a student-athlete must have finished the regular season ranked in the national top 96 in an individual event or ranked in the national top 48 (collective listing) in a relay event on the official NCAA POP list provided by TFRRS.org
Outdoor Season—a student-athlete must have participated in any round of the NCAA Division I Championships (including preliminary rounds).


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Not all tattoos turn out as masterpieces.
Take this guy for example, who decided he wanted an image of diminutive Chicago Bulls guard Nate Robinson stamped on the left side of his back. Not just any image, though. He got an image of the 5-foot-9 player about to throw down a between-the-legs dunk.
There are three things (maybe more) that make this tattoo less than stellar.
First, the tattoo depicts Robinson wearing a New York Knicks jersey. Robinson last played for the Knicks in 2010 after spending six seasons with the franchise. He has bounced around with four others NBA teams since then.
Second, the ball he is holding appears to be massively deflated. I mean, what is that?
Lastly, and probably most notably, the net he is soaring to looks more like a pair of boxers or a slice of swiss cheese than an actual net.
It all adds up to a big, permanent mistake.
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