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Party with Democrats at the Martin County Democratic Clubs 11th Annual
at the Best Western Hotel, 1209 S. Federal Hwy (Route 1), Stuart
Tues., April 22, 5 7:30 pm
Congressman Patrick Murphy
Senator Nan Rich, a Democratic candidate for governor
Stuart Commissioner Eula Clarke
Mary Higgins, Democratic Candidate for FL House, Dist. 82
and other Democratic officials and dignitaries!
Invited Speakers:
Senator Bill Nelson
Governor Charlie Crist, a Democratic candidate for governor
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The Martin County Democratic Club
The Martin County Democratic Club is hosting their 11th annual Spring Fling on Tuesday, April 22nd. The event will take place from 5 to 7:30 PM at the Best Western at 1209 S. Federal Highway (Rt. 1) in Stuart. Senator Bill Nelson and Representative Patrick Murphy have been invited to speak. The program will feature Stuart Commissioner Eula Clark, State House candidate Mary Higgins, and other Democratic notables. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at the door or ordered by calling Bob and Louise Cunha at (772) 324-7250. There will be chips and a cash bar.
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Republicans have enjoyed themselves immensely during the Affordable Care Act's bungled rollout, but most of the claims they're making are preposterous
and phony. Since anyone able to take a longer view knows we'll one day be well past Obamacare's self-inflicted wounds, I'd like as a public service to catalog the GOP's shabbiest arguments, so we'll all have a handy reference once the worm fully turns.
The Affordable Care Act is popular here. Florida has the
second-highest rate of signups in the nation--only behind California. This is freaking amazing, considering that Rick Scott, the legislature, and our attorney general are working as hard as they can to make it as difficult as possible. People in this state are getting healthcare who never had it before.
The benefits of ACA for seniors are real: A $250M investment to fight fraud, the requirement that insurance companies offer free preventive care (like colorectal cancer) and the fact that the ACA finally CLOSES the medication donut hole!
After years of negative speculation on the part of the opponents of
Obamacare, hard data is finally coming in with respect to the anticipated
negative side-effects of the law.
While most all would agree that there are some repairs that need to be made to the Affordable Care Act, workable fixes designed to benefit the public and improve American healthcare cannot happen so long as politicians, pundits and special interests are devoted to lying about what Obamacare means and what it does not mean to the American public.
The results are guaranteed to both surprise and depress those who have built their narrative around the effort to destroy the Affordable Care Act.
Never before in American history have we seen a political party so completely dominated and controlled by its extremist wing; and never before have we seen a political party that brings together the attributes of nihilism, heartlessness, radicalism and naked partisanship quite like the modern GOP. In a two-party system like America's, the result is unprecedented dysfunction.
Kids locked up in nursing homes. Leaky sewers. Mosquitoes unleashed. The Sunshine State has buyer's remorse. Florida is where the rhetoric becomes the reality. It's kind of the tea party on steroids. Support for Scott and the GOP is plummeting as Floridians see anti-government governance at work. But it may be too late for buyer's remorse. After two years at the helm, the tea party's legacy is likely to far outlast the movement. More
President Obama has announced his plan to better protect our children and our communities by reducing gun violence in America.
Take a look at the President's plan to reduce gun violence, and stand with him in support:
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What can be said without equivocation is that Obama has proven himself morally, intellectually, temperamentally, and strategically. In our lifetime, or our parents', he is easily the best president. On his own terms, and not merely as a contrast to an unacceptable alternative, he overwhelmingly deserves reelection... This is Why
Unions make the middle class strong by ensuring workers have a strong voice in both the market and in our democracy.
But as unions became weaker over the past four decades, they are less and less able to perform these functions–and the middle class withered.
When unions are strong they are able to ensure that workers are paid fair wages, receive the training they need to advance to the middle class, and are considered in corporate decision-making processes. Unions also promote political participation among all Americans, and help workers secure government policies that support the middle class, such as Social Security, family leave, and the minimum wage.
The Right Wing decided it wanted to play Monday Morning Quarterback with lady parts this year.
Here are our Top 10 Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Attacks on Women's Rights (just in the last 6 months!)
After Over a Decade in Charge, What Have Rickpublicans Done for Florida? Click to find out.
Bill Clinton on Republican Efforts to Suppress Voter Rights:
"There has never been in my lifetime, since we got rid of the poll tax and all the Jim Crow burdens on voting, the determined effort to limit the franchise that we see today."
Bill Clinton likens GOP effort to Jim Crow laws
With Voter Suppression, the Right Wing Rolls Out a Dubious, Nationwide Attack on Americans
Voter Suppression Bills Sweep the Country
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The third IPCC report comes out this week. Expect the fights to begin
Kevin Spacey reckons Netflix could do away with the TV show as we know it and bring an end to "arbitrary cliff-hangers".
Developer responsible for "Arkham Asylum" and "Arkham City" to close out franchise with "Batman: Arkham Knight."
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George RR Martin has tortured fans with the possibility of six more seasons of the bloody TV show, ending in a huge movie -- with giant dragons.
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152. Geology of Iceland - 2-3-4A field-oriented course that will expose Berry College students to geologic features that are unseen in Georgia and are only scarcely seen in other parts of the United States, including: geothermal springs, glaciers, extensional rift systems, dynamic fault zones, glacial/fluvial/lacustrine sequence stratigraphy, volcanoes (strato, cinder, and composite types), and volcanic features (pillow and pahoehoe lavas, pyroclastic debris). This course requires a week of intense in-class preparatory study that will be followed by a two-week guided field study of Iceland. Open to all students. May be used as a general-education course. Enrollment of GEO 152 precludes future enrollment in GEO 350 when GEO 350 is held at the same site.
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Carbs, fat, protein and sugar always seem to be triggering some sort of debate, but good old water? It doesn't seem like it should be controversial at all, but it's been the source of some scuttlebutt recently after a health expert claimed that the need for eight glasses per day is "nonsense."
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- Be Careful What You Wish For
05/11/2010 -- Be careful what you wish for: that was the upshot of a talk on immigration issues during the quadrennial United Methodist Women's Assembly.
- The Experience Hall of Assembly
05/02/2010 -- Assembly's Experience Hall offers participants an opportunity to learn about justice issues – and be entertained.
- International Market About More than Goods
05/02/2010 -- The international solidarity marketplace at Assembly 2010.
- More than Sisters
05/02/2010 -- Women learn to use social media to connect with one another and the world.
- Joycelyn Elders Leads Town Hall on Health Care Reform
05/02/2010 -- Dr. Joycelyn Elders encourages women to create a consensus that health care for all is not only necessary but possible.
- Make a Joyful Noise!
05/02/2010 -- The Della Lamb Children's Choir performs in the Experience Hall at United Methodist Women's Assembly.
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05/01/2010 -- The fashion show illustrates ethical alternatives to sweat shop-made clothes.
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8:00am Thursday 5th December 2013 in Sport By David Pritchard, Chief Sports Reporter covering Oxford United. Follow us on twitter: @oxfordmailoufc. Call me on 01865 425458
MICHAEL Raynes says Oxford United are well aware they will need to improve significantly on the first meeting with Gateshead to avoid being knocked out tonight.
It is 26 days since the sides met at the Kassam Stadium, when the visitors from the Skrill Premier took a 2-0 lead.
Late goals from Deane Smalley and Danny Rose kept the U's alive in the first round.
Raynes admitted Gateshead's quality in the game had come as a surprise and after one non-league side knocked out a Sky Bet League Two club on Tuesday night, the defender is not taking the Heed lightly.
He said: "They were one of the best sides we have faced this year.
"We didn't really turn up that day, so we know we need to step it up."
"We've seen Bury losing at Cambridge on Tuesday night and it's one of those things where on their day anybody can beat anybody. "I've been around too long to think that these are easy games.
"If you look at their squad, they have probably got more senior pros than we will have because we're down to the bare bones.
"It's a good chance for the younger boys, and us older pros need to make sure everything is steady."
United will be forced into one change from Saturday's 1-1 draw at Fleetwood, with Asa Hall ineligible as part of his loan from Shrewsbury.
Scott Davies is likely to come into midfield instead, while United's injury problems have been eased fractionally with Smalley recovering from a groin strain.
The striker is expected to be named on the bench. It is the second time in a fortnight the U's have made the long trip to Tyneside, after the original replay was washed out.
BT Sport are still covering the game live, so both sides will receive the £33,750 broadcast fee. There is plenty more at stake, with the winners netting £18,000 in prize money and a further £72,000 because the second-round tie at Wrexham next Monday will also be televised.
The weather could again put a spanner in the works, with the forecast for the area today including sleet, gales and freezing temperatures.
Frost covers were brought up from Northampton yesterday and were due to be used last night in an effort to avoid another postponement.
Oxford Utd: from Clarke, Hunt, Raynes, Mullins, Newey, Williams, Davies, Rose, Ruffels, Kitson, Constable, Smalley, Marsh, O'Dowda, Bevans, Long, Lynn, Crocombe. Gateshead: from Bartlett, Baxter, Sirrell, Chandler, Curtis, Clark, Larkin, Turnbull, Walker, Oster, Marwood, Maddison, Magnay, Tait, Brown, Ramshaw, Hatch.
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AURORA — Downer Place will be closed and downtown parking will be impacted during several days in the next week as the Downer Place bridge construction project winds down.
Construction crews will begin resurfacing Downer Place between Broadway and River Street starting this weekend, said city spokesman Kevin Stahr.
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The larger asterisms — ones like the Big Dipper in Ursa Major and the Great Square of Pegasus — are often better known than their host constellations. One of the most famous is in the northwest these frosty December evenings.
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The brightest six stars of the constellation Cygnus (the Swan) — which was known simply as the "Bird" in ancient times — compose an asterism popularly called the Northern Cross. [Night Sky Observing Guide for December 2012 (Gallery)]
Bright Deneb decorates the top of the Cross. Albereo, at the foot of the Cross, is really a pair of stars of beautifully contrasting colors: a third-magnitude orange star and its fifth-magnitude blue companion are clearly visible in even a low-power telescope. (In astronomy, lower magnitudes signify relatively brighter objects. Venus' magnitude is around -5, for example, while the full moon's is about -13.)
While usually regarded as a summertime pattern, the Northern Cross is best oriented for viewing now. It appears to stand majestically upright on the northwest horizon at around 8:30 p.m. local time, forming an appropriate Christmas symbol. (And just before dawn on Easter morning, the cross lies on its side in the eastern sky.)


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It's a sign of life in the business district where two other entities have already set up shop and found new customers.
Wells Fargo spokeswoman Jamie Dexter said that some of the company's employees will be moving into the office space on Oct. 11. Among the departments relocating to Noble Street are business banking, mortgage and Wells Fargo advisers.
"We're committed to Anniston, and it's important for us to be in downtown Anniston," Dexter said.
Work on the tear-down of the building has been underway since summer, with a goal of demolishing the building by early 2014.
Dianna Michaels, director of Spirit of Anniston, said the move to the Noble Building is important for Anniston.
"When it's full, it shows downtown is open for business," she said, adding that it brings more employees and customers who will be looking for a nearby lunch on Noble Street.
Piper's Playhouse, a doggie daycare, grooming and training center, has opened up its new location at 1221 Noble Street.
In the two weeks she's been in business downtown, owner Sara Hare said the increased visibility of her red-awning store front has improved traffic.
"On average we get two to three new customers coming in here a day," she said. At her former Arrow Avenue location, she said, the business relied mostly on word-of-mouth referrals.
"A lot of people didn't know we were even there," she said.
Hare said that when she began shopping for a new location, she knew she wanted to look downtown, where she felt positive developments are happening
"I like being a part of something like that," she said.
When she first saw the empty Alagasco building, she said, "I could see it in my head what it would be for us."
The new space on Noble Street has more room for retail items such as toys and treats, and Hare expects to begin offering obedience training in January.
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Just down Noble Street at the Model City Center, the Junior League of Anniston-Calhoun has settled into its first permanent home in years. The league is a nonprofit organization that promotes health and education programs for women and children.
President Alyson Mims said league members began moving its property from storage into the new space at 12th and Noble streets in early July.
"We're wanting to get more involved in the community, establish a presence we've had before that may have gotten lost along the way," she said.
Michaels said downtown space typically should be reserved for retail and restaurant enterprises, but the Junior League's new office space brings in dozens of members who are likely to shop or eat downtown.
"It's a very active organization that now has a cross-section of women that has a variety of ages," she said. Having the active group on Noble Street, she said, opens up opportunity for partnerships and participation in downtown events.
"It's helped revitalize downtown, but also helping revitalize us as the Junior League," Mims said. She said she hopes a permanent, centralized location will help the organization continue to grow and promote community service and volunteerism in the city.
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"It really helps them and it brings a lot of activity downtown," said Model City Center owner James Lloyd of Noble Properties, who donated the roughly 3,000 square feet of space to the League.
Lloyd said he hopes the added activity in his building may draw more interest from potential tenants for the remaining 10,000 square feet of space. He also wants to drum up interest in two other downtown buildings owned by Noble Properties, including eight floors each in Watermark Tower and Commerce Towers.
After the Department of Human Resources left eight floors empty at Commerce Towers, Commerce Towers LLC defaulted on the loan. The building has been in foreclosure since last year, with scheduled auctions continually postponed.
"We're still in limbo," Lloyd said.
Hilton Tomlinson, the lawyer handling the foreclosure, said on Friday that the owner of the mortgage, LSREF2 Baron Trust LLC, has assigned the mortgage to another entity, LSREF Baron 4 LLC, which will pursue foreclosure.
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1. With right sides together, use a running stitch to sew short ends of fleece together in a 1/2" seam. Use long running stitches to sew along one long edge, pull up threads to gather, knot and clip threads. Turn fleece right side out. Stuff with fiberfill. Gather stitch at top of pumpkin; knot and clip threads.
2. To make the grooved sections, cut a 22" length from twine. Center twine at bottom of pumpkin, and pull up ends to make slight indent; tie ends together in a knot at top. Repeat two more times so grooved sections are approximately 4" apart. Trim twine ends.
3. For stem, measure 5" from top of bag and cut; discard bottom. Leaving bottom of stem flared out, twist remaining portion of bag forming a stem. Adhere stem to top of pumpkin. Tie several strands of raffia in a bow around stem.
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The junior no longer is a rookie starter on varsity Webber is entering his second season as the starter and hopes to improve on his sophomore year.
"It's not as much pressure anymore," said Webber, whose Yellow Jackets open the season tonight at home against Carrollton, Ga. "I think this year, I'm really more comfortable back there"
His comfort is understandable. He plays in the same backfield as senior running back Racean Thomas, who is listed as a five-star recruit by Scout.com. Thomas has committed to play at Auburn.
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"He can run the ball and we can pass the ball to him," he said. "He really spreads it out for us."
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While stopping a leak or repairing a hose down in the basement might be fairly straightforward, ice dams and attic condensation, two forms of water damage typical to cold climate homes, are a little more complicated and a little trickier to fix. And since many homeowners aren't frequent visitors to their own attics in the frigid winter months, water damage on the top floor might catch you off guard.
What are ice dams? What causes attic condensation? And if youve got either, what can you do?
Ice Dams
When the temperature in your attic is above freezing, snow on the roof will likely melt. When the snowmelt runs down the roof and hits the colder eaves, it refreezes, especially if the temperature drops again.
If this cycle repeats over several days, the freezing snowmelt builds up and forms a dam of ice, behind which water pools up into large puddles, or "ponds". The ponding water can then back up under the roof covering and leak into the attic or along exterior walls.
The right weather conditions for ice dams are usually when outside air temperatures are in the low 20s (°F) for several days with several inches of snow on the roof.
Attic Condensation
Condensation of water vapor on cold surfaces in attics can cause wood to rot, which can lead to costly repairs. Condensation typically occurs when warm, moist air migrates into the attic from living spaces below. Research indicates unusually high humidity in the home's living spaces is strongly associated with attic condensation problems.
Building codes have some requirements that attempt to prevent the problems of ice dams and attic condensation. But codes dont address all the issues, and many houses are built without following building codes. First and foremost, its your builder or designer's job to understand the relationship of humidity and air movement when designing and constructing the house so these problems don't occur.
Nevertheless, there's more you can do. Here are a few simple steps that can help prevent ice dams and condensation in your attic:
- Prevent warm, moist downstairs air from infiltrating the attic by appropriately insulating your attics floor and using a dehumidifier to control water vapor.
- Seal all openings that would allow vapor to rise into the attic. Avoid designing ceiling mounted fixtures below the attic that create the need for holes in the drywall or plaster ceiling. If this cannot be done, seal around all penetrations to make them airtight. Ceiling-mounted light fixtures and ceiling fans have electrical junction boxes mounted flush in the ceiling these often have a number of holes in them that need to be sealed.
- Research shows keeping the attic air temperature below freezing when the outside air temperature is in the low 20s can reduce the occurrence of ice dams.
- Provide good attic ventilation to replace warm air in the attic with cold outside air.
- Consult a professional for the best way to avoid ice dams and water damage in your home.
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While it might be tempting to try a quick-fix to break up that ice dam, dont get too eager; not only is it dangerous on your roof, but you can also cause a lot of damage, especially in the colder months. Here are some things to keep in mind:
- Do not routinely remove snow from the roof or attempt to chip away the ice of an ice dam. It will likely lead to shingle damage.
- Do not install large mechanical equipment or water heaters in attics, especially in cold climates. Not only do they present an unwelcome fire hazard, but theyll also increase the temperature in your attic.
- Do not use salt or calcium chloride to melt snow on a roof. These chemicals are very corrosive and can shorten the life of metal gutters, downspouts, and flashings. Runoff that contains high concentrations of these chemicals can damage nearby grass and plants.
- Keeping the gutters clean of leaves will not necessarily prevent ice dams. However, clean gutters can help keep them from overflowing and spilling rainwater next to the house.
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Milam Glacier flows south from the summit of Trisul in the Indian Himalaya. The glacier is fed by a number of tributaries flowing off the north ridge of Nanda Devi as well. A recent paper by Raj (2011) documents the retreat of this glacier from 1954-2006. In the October 16, 2011 satellite image below, the snowline is at 5100 meters (black arrows) and the terminus at 3600 meters (red arrow). The accumulation zone stretches from the icefall regions at 5000-5200 meters to near the summit of Trisul at 7000 meters. From 1954-1976 Milam Glacier retreated at 20 Meters/year, 440 m. From 1976 to 1990 retreat was still 20 meters/year, 290 m. From 1990-2006 the glacier retreated 40 meters/year, 600 meters. The image below is from the Raj (2011) paper. From 2006-2011 the glacier retreated 120 meters (Raj, 2012) The Milam Glacier feeds the Gori Ganga River where a 370 MW hydropower system is anticipated to be built, the system will be a run of the river hydro project. A closeup view from Google Earth imagery of the terminus indicates its stagnant nature and the location of the glacier outlet stream emerging from the under the glacier is a good marker of the terminus, note arrow in top image below. A comparison of 2004 (middle) and 2009 (bottom) indicate the stagnant debris covered nature of the glacier terminus area. A new lake has developed upglacier of the terminus at Point A after 2004. The lake beyond the terminus at Point C has expanded. The terminus where the stream issues from under the glacier is at Point B. The glacier is fed by a number of tributaries that now barely reach and contribute little in the way of volume to the Milam Glacier. These are labelled in the base map from Raj (2011). A closeup example is the Pachmi Drachnu Glacier. The red arrow points out the lateral moraine that now is 100 meters above the current Milam and Pachmi Drachnu Glacier surface. The blue arrow indicates the meager ice supply reaching the Milam Glacier . The Milam Glacier is a summer accumulation type glacier receiving the bulk of its melt and accumulation during the summer monsoon season. This type of glacier is not sensitive to black carbon ablation enhancement as the lower section is debris covered and the upper section covered by frequent new summer snowfall. The retreat of this glacier is similar to that of neighboring glaciers such as the Parbati Glacier, Gangotri Glacier and Satopanth Glacier
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Washington, D.C. – Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi delivered remarks at the "Good Jobs, Green Jobs" conference luncheon. Below are the Leader's remarks:
"Thank you very much. Thank you all very much. Good afternoon Blue Green Alliance, gathered together for good jobs, green jobs – sounds like a great agenda, doesn't it? A wonderful purpose for coming together. Thank you, David Foster, Executive Director of Blue Green Alliance, for your leadership in making all of this possible. Yes, thank you for acknowledging that I received your award, which I proudly display in my office. I know that Randi Weingarten will be having a presentation after this, and it's an honor to be here with her. Ray LaHood, oh my, wasn't that a great presentation? Didn't that make you very, very proud of what the possibilities are for public-private partnerships, a public role in preserving our planet, creating good jobs, green jobs. I know I missed Leo Gerard, he was here this morning, while I was on Capitol Hill. But what a great leader he has been, in the labor movement and beyond, and beyond.
"His mantra of 'good jobs, green jobs,' is one that resonates. Now, he's in Canada, and he'll be back – he's just all over the place. Whether it's personal, local, global – national, global, Leo Gerard is there. What a champion he is. And, Michael Brune from the Sierra Club, what a truly new generation of leadership on this really, very important issue, in order to honor our responsibilities to future generations; to have a voice for future generations so effectively in the lead.
"I'm honored to be here with each and every one of you. I particularly want to acknowledge Carolyn Bartholomew, who for a long time was my, one of my Senior Advisers, and she has brought that public experience into the non-profit sector. I'm very proud of her leadership. When she called about the opportunity, this opportunity to be with you today to my attention, I was absolutely thrilled personally, as well as officially.
"Well, we all know that we come, gather today in a sad time for our country, for families in Boston, for families all over the country who are gathered in Boston. Words are inadequate to console the loved ones of those whose lives were lost, those who were injured, but our words in the form of prayers, hopefully, will be of comfort to them. We will do what we can to care for them. We will pray for all of them. We will offer our support, as Americans and as people, but – and as Members of Congress – we will ensure that justice will be done, as our President has said.
"Ok, now, as we look into the future, I'm reminded of the British historian, Arnold Toynbee, who in his study of civilizations, the story of history, has said that the fate of civilizations was determined by the response that civilization had to challenges that it faced. I think many of us in this room believe that one of the greatest challenges of our generation, that we face, is the threat of climate change. We've seen, whether it's Sandy, or whether the droughts and the rest, the clear evidence that something is happening. We know scientifically, that human behavior has had an impact on that, the speed of that climate change, or the pace of that climate change.
"Your formula today – good jobs, green jobs – not only protects our environment, it grows the economy. So, we do two things at once. We recognize our responsibility; we see it as an opportunity. As President Obama declared in his inaugural address, which perhaps before I got here, the distinguished Secretary LaHood mentioned, he said, President Obama did: 'We will respond to the threat of climate change, knowing that failure to do so would betray our children and future generations.' We like that solemn declaration. As stewards of the world around us, we are ready to respond; we are prepared to act, and we are here to ensure a cleaner planet and a healthier future for generations to come. And to do so we are here to promote good jobs, green jobs.
"There is no doubt, as I mentioned, that this is our responsibility. But it is also an exciting, a very exciting opportunity. With the need for action comes the chance to innovate – to grow an economy with good jobs, green jobs – I keep saying it – that's resilient to the impact of climate change and runs on the energy of clean, renewable energy. For years, a coalition of labor – a magnificent coalition of labor, environmental, academic, and business leaders, many present here at the Good Jobs, Green Jobs Conference have been at the steering wheel – guiding our country toward a future of prosperity and accountability.
"Consider what's happening in Iowa, where a thriving wind industry is creating renewable energy and thousands of jobs for the state. I saw also, firsthand, in Minnesota, when I went there some years ago, we were seeing the future, with all of the use of wind and renewables in that state, and looking, of course at my home state of California, which I'm very proud of, where our green sector is advancing – alright, let's hear it for California.
"Minnesota, Iowa, all of us – in California, where our green sector is advancing, diversifying, and growing clean energy jobs every day. The Golden State is now the most efficient and least carbon intensive economies in the world. The most efficient and least carbon intense. I was at the California Democratic Party convention this weekend and I saluted the state Chairman, John Burton, who passed this legislation through the state senate, to make this so for us. We also recognized that shortly after it became the law, there were forces from outside of our state – big fossil fuel interests coming from outside of the state, to overturn it with an initiative on the ballot. One of your guest speakers, Tom Styer, helped us very much to resist that, and then put his own initiative on the ballot. So, we're fighting this every step of the way. And, again in California, the initiative process is one place where, if we have disclosure as to who is paying for the initiative, we can defeat all of these initiatives that are anti-clean energy. And not only, bragging about my own state, and others that I mentioned, Americans in 29 states are reaping the benefits of renewable energy standards that encourage cleaner air, deliver a more resilient infrastructure, and spur long-term economic growth. This is the fruit of your labor. Thank you. This is how we as a nation are beginning to build a sustainable future.
"But the path of the future must always run through the United States of America. We have to do more, and we have to do better. Right now, China is outpacing the U.S. in clean energy investments, increasing support by 20 percent last year. That still makes them a net emitter because of all of their development, but nonetheless, the recognition must be given to what they have done. Last week, I had the opportunity to visit with the Vice Chairman of the Ministry of Energy from China; he's really the leader on this sector of the challenge and I had met with him a few years ago, with our Select Committee on Climate Change and Energy Independence, headed then by Ed Markey. We met with him there, it was a very difficult meeting, it was a very difficult meeting. Why I mention that, is because this meeting last week, was a very different meeting. I think the recognition that more needs to be done, is an accepted fact. I think that the consequences of doing less than we all can do are obvious. Certainly they are in China, in terms of the air people breathe, the state of water, the encroachment of the Gobi Desert – you know, so many things. But I had a good meeting with him, and I just told Secretary LaHood on his way out, my way in, that when Secretary – Chairman Xie, 'X,' 'I,' 'E,' was here last week. He said to me; 'when you were in China, a few years ago, you told me that in California you would have high speed rail. So, are you going to have it?' And I was very proud to say: 'Yes we are, yes we can, yes we will.' And I said that was because of the leadership of the Obama Administration. The initiatives that the Administration has taken; and I know that Secretary LaHood spoke about all of that with pride. We could not have done it without our state and national cooperation to pass the bills through the legislature. But the funding, a good piece of the funding, coming from the Treasury, here, as well as issues on the ballot in California.
"So, we're really very, very proud of that because we see it as, again, preserving our planet, promoting commerce, moving people, using the value of time in a much more effective way. We see it as the wave of the future, and as I told everyone working on it; our hopes are riding on you. Pun intended. We can't be falling behind. Now is the time to create a national, renewable energy standard, and lead the world in securing a 21st century economy.
"Now we did pass one in the House of Representatives, many of you helped us and I thank you, and just to bring it up again for those who may not be aware, that when President Bush was President, House and Senate were controlled by the Democrats, we were able to work together in a bipartisan way to pass the biggest energy bills in the history of our country, the energy bill of 2007. President Bush wanted nuclear energy, we wanted renewables, just so long as they were sort of on par, I said: 'For every dollar that you commit for nuclear, whether it's a guarantee or whatever, we want the same for renewables.' We were able to come to terms to pass that legislation. It was significant in terms of conservation and efficiency – Mark, he said it was like taking millions of cars off the road. And it was. We did pass in that bill, the café standards to reduce the emissions, and that was, it had for 32 years, there had been attempts made to pass that café standard legislation to reduce emissions and we were able to do so in a bill signed by President Bush. We did have a renewable energy standard bill that passed the House, but when it got to the Senate it, it had the majority but we couldn't achieve the 60 votes. That doesn't mean that it isn't essential for us to continue to fight for it because it makes all the difference, and as I said, a number – 29 states are reaping the benefits of renewable energy standards. We have to have a national standard to do that, so we have some more work to do.
"Under President Obama, and so many of the things that President Obama is able to do, administratively, some of that springs from that same bill that was passed then. But under President Obama, happily, we set new fuel efficiency standards for cars and trucks so that – as has been mentioned by the Secretary, by many of the speakers here, by 2025 drivers will be saving money, saving time, reducing emissions, and strengthening our security by making our country less dependent on foreign oil, and some of, as I say, of that authority springs from that energy bill of 2007.
"Now we must go out there and out-compete and out-innovate countries across the globe, we know we have to do that, we must invest much more right here at home. You know that, that means investing in our nation's infrastructure; roads, bridges – but, you know, that infrastructure is important, but also taking us to the, a next stage in transit systems, railroads, and water systems – some of our water systems are made of brick and wood, does that sound [like] something you want to drink, brick and wood. And so we are way behind, trillions of dollars behind in our deficit and infrastructure and it's about transportation infrastructure, it's also about health infrastructure, it about, it's about broadband and it's about the future, as well as how we build broadband. That means, again, that this is a top priority for us, for the Democrats – not to be partisan, but for the Democrats, and that is a core building block of the President's budget: making a $50 billion commitment to rebuild America. Thank you, President Obama. I know that the Secretary went into many of the other details, perhaps of the budget, but of the policy of the Administration, turning crumbling infrastructure into beacons of clean energy, all of this done in a clean energy way, fresh start, innovation, as our opportunity, will create good-paying jobs – good jobs, green jobs – cut down on inefficiencies and carbon emissions and protect communities from extreme weather damage.
"But that's just the start. We must also enact our Democratic 'Make It In America' agenda, to reinforce our manufacturing base, pursue a national manufacturing strategy, and bring jobs and innovation back to our shores. Yesterday, the Obama Administration expanded the wind energy protection, production tax credit to help ensure that more and bigger wind projects get off the ground. This is really a big deal. However, we must make sure that the wind turbines spinning across the globe are proudly marked: 'Made in America, 'Made in the U.S.A.' You know that tax code, when they talk about reforming the tax code, we must be ever alert because there are white hats and black hats in that reformation and these tax credits for renewable energy are the white hats in that discussion. And some of the white hats are also low-income housing tax credits, and capital markets tax credits for affordable housing, which are all going down the path of sustainability because that's a very important place for us to affect climate change in a positive way and how we house the American people.
"We must support clean energy innovation, helping key stakeholders invest in research and development of new technologies that will set and help us achieve new renewable energy standards. Again, we must Make It In America so that families in America can make it in America. If we are to face the challenge – as Arnold Toynbee said: 'a society is measured by how it faces its challenges,' if we are to face the challenge of climate change and determine the fate of our civilization, we must seize the opportunity before us. When President Kennedy announced his initiative to explore the heavens, to send a man to the moon and back in ten years, he said this: 'the vows of our nation can only be fulfilled if we in this nation are first, and therefore, we intend to be first… our leadership in science and industry, our hopes for peace and security, our obligations to ourselves as well as others, all require us to make this effort.' It was true then of that initiative, it is true of our need to protect our planet. My kids frequently say to me: 'Mom, when you're always quoting President Kennedy, it really makes you sound like you're from another era.' Well, I will just say this, because it was my era, when I was in school President Kennedy was an inspiration to us. And I'll never forget the letter that President, that Senator Kennedy sent to President Obama, delivered to him at the end of Senator Kennedy's life. He said: "When I entered elected office, we had a new young President in the White House, who gave hope to people throughout the world, representing a new generation of leadership.' He went on to say: 'Today, we have another new, young President in the White House, giving hope to people throughout the world, representing a new generation.' So, these two Presidents are an inspiration and so when I talk to them about my generation, and we see when I was a student, and we see what President Obama, we see the values that run true through our country.
"Today, leaders of science and industry and labor, in this room, of men and women willing to make the effort, we all must do what we can to keep America number one, to rise above the gathering storm and to build a future founded on innovation. Together, we can ensure that we're the first to deliver a future worthy of our children and future generations, and as President Kennedy said: 'honors the vows of our founders.'
"Thank you, Blue Green Alliance for your leadership, for your partnerships, for your dedication, your partnerships among you. There are all kinds of – feel like a kaleidoscope out there; I see all different groups that operate on all different levels, together at one time or another, all coming together in this beautiful array – blue and green primarily – to ensure that we are first. Thank you for your leadership, for your partnership, for your dedication to confronting and overcoming the challenges that face our civilization. Thank you all very much for the opportunity to be here today. Thank you."


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On Monday, October 22, the EMS for Children Program held its State Partnership Town Hall Conference Call to discuss the Performance Measures Reassessment Process for Program Year 2013-2014. To demonstrate the effectiveness of the EMS for Children Program, the Health Resources and Services Administration, Maternal and Child Health Bureau (MCHB) must periodically report to Congress on the progress of the EMS for Children performance measures. On May 1, 2013, MCHB will begin conducting a re-assessment of EMS for Children performance measures 71, 72, and 73. Recall that an initial assessment was completed in 2010. The re-assessment period will end on February 28, 2014.
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The number of Australian women diagnosed with gestational diabetes is set to rise by 50% with the implementation of the new guidelines....
The guidelines, which are expected to come into effect within three months, will lower the threshold of what is deemed safe blood-glucose levels in pregnant women and experts are predicting a substantial rise in cases of gestational diabetes.
Gestational diabetes is a form of diabetes that occurs during pregnancy and usually disappears after birth. It causes higher-than-normal blood-glucose levels in the mother, which increases the risk of health problems for mother and baby.
So the latest guidelines will see women diagnosed if they have a fasting blood-glucose level of 92mg/dL(5.1mmol/L) or more -- the level was previously 99mg/L(5.5mmol/L). Levels will still be measured via tests done at 24 to 28 weeks, when this type of diabetes usually develops.
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Dr. Alison Nankervis, ADIPS president, says the guidelines will improve the health of babies. "The study, involving 25,000 women, has given us evidence that wasn't previously available." Nankervis says one of the main risks with gestational diabetes is the baby becoming too big, which leads to complications such as caesareans, forceps or premature deliveries. Babies are also at increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes later in life.
"A diagnosis can also help women because although the condition usually disappears once a baby is born, a woman has a 50 per cent risk of type 2 diabetes in the future and she needs to maintain a healthy lifestyle to reduce that risk."
Gestational diabetes is generally managed through diet and exercise. Insulin injections are needed in severe cases. Gestational diabetes is not always preventable, but there are known risk factors.
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"There will be many more women who have to be educated about gestational diabetes," Nankervis says. "The guidelines simply aim to take care of these women -- low or higher risk."
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