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I've updated DA and the letsencrypt binaries and certificates seem to work well using the gui in the users control panel, but when trying to letencrypt.sh script to create a certificate for the server, I get the following:
I know that when requesting certificates on the user's control panel, an email address is required. Could this be what's causing the error here and if so, how do I set the address to be used by the script?
User let's encrypt key has been found, but not registered. Registering...
Account registration error. Response: HTTP/1.1 100 Continue
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Cache-Control: max-age=0, no-cache, no-store
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Server: nginx
Content-Type: application/problem+json
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Boulder-Request-Id: 1wFVdJoVLGzmN9oBEsazdjOUNzNnijc1BZrdV4eEjYc
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Expires: Tue, 11 Apr 2017 17:47:56 GMT
Cache-Control: max-age=0, no-cache, no-store
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"type": "urn:acme:error:invalidEmail",
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Speech Treatment for Parkinson Disease: The Science and Practice of LSVT® LOUD
You are invited to attend a two-hour interactive symposium on speech disorders and speech treatment for people with Parkinson disease (PD) on Friday, December 7, 2012 at the 3 West Club, New York, NY.
This symposium is FREE so it is a wonderful opportunity for people with PD, family members and friends, and other healthcare professionals who want to learn more about speech and PD to attend.
The symposium will include a 1-hour lecture presented by world experts in speech treatment for people with Parkinson disease. This lecture will be followed by an interactive session where participants with Parkinson disease are invited to interact with speech therapists practicing vocal exercises (LSVT® LOUD). Click here for details and directions. Visit LSVT GLobal at http://www.lsvtglobal.com.

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With so many different entertainment options out there for your children, we at PopcornBiz thought we'd take a moment each week to dissect one piece of family entertainment strictly from a parent's perspective, so that you know what parts are appropriate for your loved ones, and which are not. This week's COVER YOUR EYES subject: "Lady & The Tramp."
It was just over a week ago that Disney's "Lady & The Tramp" ranked at #2 on the DVD sales chart, as in ALL sales of ALL DVD's available here in the United States. That movie is now 57 years old. FIFTY-SEVEN YEARS and it's still raking in cash! Think about what that says about the astonishing long-term value of these Disney properties. There will always be a market for "Lady" because there will always be children, and children will always LOVE DOGS. Seriously, they do. I have two kids and if you stick a puppy in front of them they turn into a pair of Little Richards Simmonses. Just tons of shouting and jumping around. So "Lady" remains a perennial favorite. But is it okay for your little ones? Let's consider a few factors.
The "Will Parents Be Able To Tolerate It?" Factor: It ain't the most exciting movie on Earth, but it's so utterly inoffensive that you can nap on the couch while your kids watch it. And really, I ask for little more from my kid's movies than that. If you're a nice, quiet little movie that doesn't rouse me from my slumber, I'm cool with you.
The Dead Parent Factor: Minimal. We never meet Lady's biological parents, and Tramp is obviously a loner and rebel.
The Animal Cruelty Factor: That mean old Aunt Sarah treats Lady like garbage, which is totally expected coming from an evil cat owner. We also see Jim Dear and Darling treat Lady with a bit of callous indifference because of their new baby, and so "Lady" becomes a treatise on whether or not it's best to live your life alone and "free," or if that kind of freedom is little more than a illusion, and that true happiness is always dependent on those around you. Pretty heady stuff. I could write a terrible 8th grade English paper about it.
The Sexy Sex Sex Factor: Slurping noodles, eh? Seems like a filthy metaphor, if you ask Rick Santorum.
The Scare Factor: There's that mean dog catcher, who's gonna take Lady to the pound (and kill her, though that's not said outright). Ooh! Ooh! And don't forget the evil rat! Otherwise, this is fairly mild peril. Nothing like what the 101 Dalmations were up against.
The Racism Factor: Oh, those Siamese cats. So, so racist.
Age Range: 2 and up. Family movies don't get much more gentle than this.


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Northbank will run national media relations campaigns in four launch countries – the UK, Germany, Italy and Switzerland – from its UK and German offices.
The existing skin test for TB involves repeat appointments and takes a week to process in the laboratory. The T SPOT test produces a result in a day.
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I'll be quite honest. I lost my interest in Twilight a few years ago, and I've been one of its critics since the NOVEL Breaking Dawn (because, quite honestly, I was disappointed with its conclusion). But when I WATCHED Breaking Dawn, that little fangirl sitting somewhere in the back of my brain squealed her little heart out at every scene. I LOVED IT. I think it was better than the book. It was executed VERY well. The costume, the makeup, the special effects. Everything was great. The only criticisms I have are on Taylor Lautner's acting, and I even have to give him some props for certain parts. So... Overall... *SQUEE!*
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You could probably automate the C&P from your favorite browser (under Win32 at least) or use one of the console browsers (Lynx etc.) under *nix.
The question is, what would you have achieved. Not only would you have used a parser (the one builtin to the browser), but you would have also used its rendering engine, spawned a new process and gone through some form of IPC whether its a pipe or clipboard. And you would still need to apply a regex to the result.
If your going to use a parser, then you mught as well use one of the many available to you via CPAN and avoid all that additional overhead:)
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This past summer, while hosting the ELCA World Hunger Table at the Dane County Farmer's Market, I met many people who questioned our mission of eradicating hunger. It wasn't the extent of the hunger epidemic they doubted – more than 1 billion people are food-insufficient – rather they were skeptical of our ability to achieve our mission. The question I commonly confronted was "How can ELCA World Hunger successfully reduce hunger when the demand for food far outweighs the supply?" This question is based on two faulty suppositions about the causes of hunger – overpopulation and an inadequate food supply.
There are many widely believed myths about hunger, yet the reality is that hunger is caused by poverty. People are food insufficient when they lack the resources necessary to purchase or grow food for themselves or their families. While overpopulation and climate change may exacerbate global hunger, they are not primary causes. People with financial means have access to food, regardless of their family size or the severity of weather in their local community. Reducing poverty is fundamental to the fight against hunger. Therefore, ELCA World Hunger's anti-poverty ministries, such as increased access to education, job training, and micro-loan programs, are core components of our anti-hunger initiatives.
Holly Poole-Kavana of the Institute for Food and Development Policy debunks the top three hunger myths, demonstrating poverty to be the predominate cause of the global hunger epidemic.
Myth1: Not Enough Food to Go Around
Reality: Abundance, not scarcity, best describes the world's food supply. Enough wheat, rice and other grains are produced to provide every human being with 3,200 calories a day. That doesn't even count many other commonly eaten foods – vegetables, beans, nuts, root crops, fruits, grass-fed meats, and fish. The problem is that many people are too poor to buy readily available food. Even most "hungry countries" have enough food for all their people right now. Many are net exporters of food and other agricultural products.
Myth2: Nature is to Blame for Famine
Reality: While human-made forces are making people increasingly vulnerable to nature's vagaries, food is always available for those who can afford it. Starvation during hard times hits only the poorest. Natural events rarely explain deaths; they are simply the final push over the brink. Human institutions and policies determine who eats and who starves during hard times. Likewise, in America many homeless die from the cold every winter, yet ultimate responsibility doesn't lie with the weather. The real culprits are an economy that fails to offer everyone opportunities, and a society that places economic efficiency over compassion.
Myth 3: Too Many People
Reality: Birth rates are falling rapidly worldwide as remaining regions of the Third World begin the demographic transition – when birth rates drop in response to an earlier decline in death rates. Although rapid population growth remains a serious concern in many countries, nowhere does population density explain hunger. For every Bangladesh, a densely populated and hungry country, we find a Nigeria, Brazil or Bolivia, where abundant food resources coexist with hunger. Or we find a country like the Netherlands, where very little land per person has not prevented it from eliminating hunger and becoming a net exporter of food. Rapid population growth is not the root cause of hunger. Like hunger itself, it results from underlying inequities that deprive people, especially poor women, of economic opportunity and security. (www.foodfirst.org/node/1480; April 9, 2006)
Christa, besides being a student at Wartburg, is currently employed as the ELCA World Hunger Intern for the ELCA South Central Synod of Wisconsin and this article was written as part of her work for the synod.
To learn more about the myths and root causes of hunger checkout World Hunger: Twelve Myths, 2nd Edition by Francis Moore Lappe, Joseph Collins, and Peter Rosset (New York: Grove Press, 1998).
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Bayonne bāyōn´ [key], city (1990 pop. 61,444), Hudson co., NE N.J., on a 3-mi (4.8-km) peninsula; inc. 1869. It has textile, machinery, and oil and chemical industries. Its huge oil refineries have operated since 1875. The large Military Ocean Terminal (opened 1942) on the city's waterfront closed in 1999. Part of the peninsula it occupied is now a cruise ship terminal; a memorial to victims of the 9/11 terror attacks is in a nearby waterfront park. Dutch traders came to this site c.1650; the British gained possession in 1664. Bayonne is connected to Staten Island, N.Y., by the noted steel-arch Bayonne Bridge (1,675 ft/511 m long; opened 1931). In 2012 parts of the city suffered significant damage from Hurricane Sandy.
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09-Dec-2005 -- As I had spent the past few days teaching a GIS and GPS workshop for the Rosebud Sioux Tribe in South Dakota, a confluence visit seemed like an excellent way to end the trip. I departed Valentine, Nebraska, at 8:30am, and at 11am, I arrived at Carhenge. Carhenge, where Jim Reinders with a big imagination and 38 automobiles sought to replicate Stonehenge, lies about 9 miles (14.5 km) northeast of the confluence of 42 North 103 West. Next, I passed through the town of Alliance, Nebraska, turned south on US Highway 385, and west on the southernmost east-west road in Box Butte County. The book I was listening to on tape, "The Piano Tuner," had just finished as I neared the confluence site.
I scanned the fields to the south of the road, choosing to stop along a line of planted trees midway between the two nearest farmhouses. With the GPS indicating 1.5 kilometers to the confluence, I gathered a few supplies and set off to the south along the trail at the edge of a cornfield. The previous few days while I had been teaching had been bitterly cold, down to -19 F (-28 C), and I was therefore a bit overdressed today as the temperature neared 25 F (-4 C). After a few hundred meters and one barbed-wire gate, I switched to the west side of a fence and stepped over the fence lying on the ground between the cultivated and uncultivated sections of the famous Nebraska Sand Hills. These unique grass-covered hills cover an area of 61,100 square kilometers, and are one of my favorite ecosystems.
The sand hills were covered with windblown snow, up to about 7 inches (18 cm) deep in places, making for a bit of a slippery walk. However, those who have spent any time in these sand hills will understand me when I say how enjoyable it was, hiking up and down, and receiving wonderful vistas upon every crest. It does the soul good to see wide open spaces, uncluttered by houses or stores. I aimed toward the southwest. At one of the fences, I crossed from Box Butte to Morrill County.
After 50 minutes from the start of my hike, I came upon the confluence site. Not surprisingly, I found it on the side of one of the hills, sloping 30 degrees to the west, on one of the curious third-meter-wide terraces that characterize the hills. I saw no birds, animals, or people, but plenty of evidence of field mice and rabbits. The skies were clear, and not surprisingly, it was moderately windy. I spent 15 minutes at the confluence, including a hike to the top of the hill on which the confluence was located. This was one of the tallest hills in the immediate vicinity. As I was on the northern edge of this part of the sand hills, I could see at least 25 kilometers to the north, and about 10 km to the south. This was my 9th confluence in Nebraska, which might be my record for any state, topping even my own, Colorado. I had stood on 42 degrees north latitude several times before, in Nebraska, Illinois, and Wyoming, and I had previously stood on 103 west in North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, and Colorado.
Those who know me know how much I like "circle" hikes, where the return route is different from the route to the destination. I hiked northeast from the confluence hill, a route that took me to the southeast from the way I had entered the sand hills. Descending the hills, I hiked north along the field edge once again. I returned to the vehicle just before 1pm, about 95 minutes after I began the trek. I then drove east on the county road and south on US Highway 385 toward Colorado, pausing to examine the area of the confluence from the highway as I passed due east of it. I love the sand hills.


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I wasn't quite sure what forum to put this in but as the problem has just started since I switched from Orcon to Telecom I put it here.
Yesterday I was switched over from Orcon after 12 years to Telecom BB plan. All went well and was switch at 4.00PM yesterday. Arrived home saw my 2Talk line was dead, Put in the new 1st DNS address of 220.127.116.11 and it call came on line.
However after diner my wife said she could not access the net for email or web. I was watching iSky at the time and it was fine and the 2Talk line was OK. I default the Dynalink router reset the WiFi info all was well but about 30 minutes it happened again. I pined it down to the PAP2T doing some sort of registration time of 35 minutes . If I turned off the PAP2T over nite the internet was fine. I changed the DNS to the second entry of 18.104.22.168 same problem then 188.8.131.52 same problem . Tried DHCP same issue. Never had any problems with this on Orcon.
Is there something that Telecom's setup that does not like foreign VOIP setups.
It's not a biggy as I will just turn it off and reroute all calls on my home PBX to the Telecom line as the only reason I got this back in 2008 was to call my daughter in Jamaica cheap (back in NaZ now) , make NZ cell fone calls and to have a play with VOIP..
Any suggestions??
Thanx in advance..


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Karagol near Izmir, Turkey
February 19, 1996
February 19, 1996
Karagol near Izmir, Turkey
Two young amateur mountaineers, Cem Arat and Mehmet Safak, both 20 at that time, were hiking at the Yamanlar Mountain Peak near Karagol. They had finished school and expected to go to the army soon, so they had taken a camera to take each other's picture as a memoir of that good old days. All of a sudden a UFO appeared and was floating in the air, making no sound; they were so astonished that they didn't know what to do first. "We have never seen anything like that before", they told Michael Hesemann, when he interviewed them on the Istanbul international UFO Congress in December 2001, "it was definitely nothing built on Earth. It could hover on the spot and increase to tremendous speed, shot up and down, rotated around its axis, all very fast and completely soundless." Eventually they remembered their camera and shot some pictures, before the object disappeared in a blink of an eye. The sighting lasted for about two minutes. In the following days and weeks the two youngsters returned again and again to the site, hoping that they would see the object again"(SEE APRIL 2002 "Ufo Photo of the Month")
Thanks to Haktan Akdogan for the pictures and Esen Sekerkarar for a detailed report on the incident!
Michael Hesemann
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It's amazing looking back on this year.
I discovered how intense hosting
the Bead Soup Blog Party could be.
And then I started writing a book about it.
I taught a jewelry class
(and will be teaching another in March).
The 3rd Bead Soup Blog Party reveal was exciting
as I worked with beads completely out of my comfort zone.
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I dyed my hair pink.
I had a lot of MRIs and had some good thoughts
in the tube.
I learned to melt solder and burn up fire brick
with Stephanie Lee.
I thought about finding my bliss.
You made blue bracelets with me.
I went to BeadFest and Bead and Button
and shopped like crazy.
I took my camera for an outing and
wrote about the entire day,
which ended with hugs from this guy.
Both the older boys got their PhDs, and
Zack wants to be like them.
Zack and I went to the beach
and then went again.
I had Bead Soup Blog Party #4
and about lost my mind.
I went to ArtBliss
and met a lot of friends
and made some cool things.
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I finished my book
and had my picture taken.
And I read lots of comments
and emails and cards
from all of you, which brought me
unbelievable joy.
Thank you all
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Instant Carma's Gonna Get Me
I used to have insanely good luck. I find money, I guess numbers that you're thinking of, and I spent a childhood in New York City without ever getting mugged, jumped, or even looked at funny. But my luck may have finally run out. Quick, think of a number. Seven! No? Damn.
I always imaged if someone told me that my luck just ran out, it'd be a guy in pinstripes mowing me down with a tommy gun. Instead, it's everyone I tell about my car trouble. The world seems to agree that I'm insanely lucky when it comes to everything but cars.
I was first hit from behind after braking to avoid another guy a week after I bought a car – I wrote about that. A few months later, I totaled my car swerving to avoid a police officer parked on the interstate – I wrote about that, too. But since then, two incidents so mind-boggling have happened that I wanted to save them for a special "I shouldn't ever touch a car again" edition of Observational Humor.
I'll write about the easier one first. While at a full stop on the customs line on the way into Canada last week, I was hit from behind by a guy on a cell phone. He was somehow angry at me – that I had the nerve to interrupt his call by asking him for his insurance information. I'm currently in the middle of filing a claim.
The other one is a bit more insane. I flew home for a week in November and rented a car, leaving mine with a mechanic to get checked out. I was driving home at 2AM one night and stopped before making a right turn at a red light – perfectly legal in LA. Before I completed the turn, a guy on a bike drove into the side of my car.
How ridiculous is that? It gets worse. The guy grabbed at his shoulder and said it he slammed it on the hood. Which would have been impressive because he never fell off his bike. Just incase he did fall off his bike and got back on while I blinked, he was also holding the wrong shoulder – he hit me with his right side facing the car, and he was holding his left shoulder.
I suggested we call the police and get him immediate medical attention, and he backed off a bit, which made me follow through with the call. EMS said he was fine and the cops cited him for riding a bike on the sidewalk and riding at night without a light. They also listed him at fault for the accident. But somehow I got a call this week saying he still insists it was me.
The rental company assured me I had nothing to worry about. But they're wrong. I have something to worry about every time I start the engine – I have to worry that the guy behind me has no brakes or that there's a cop parked in the interstate or I might get attacked by a scam artist with a bike. I have to worry that the insanely good luck I've had my entire life isn't there when I'm behind a wheel. And I have to worry about coming up with a column idea that doesn't involve steel being crumpled.
One the plus side, none of these incidents happened when another person was in the car – but maybe that's just someone up there screwing with me. These accidents don't hurt anyone – reporting them just embarrasses me to death.
Only once have I demonstrated actual skill behind the wheel. When I rented a car in Baltimore, they forgot to give me one with brakes. So while turning off the interstate going 50, I turned off the interstate going 50. I somehow found a space between two pylons and I coasted to a stop on the dirt. I was okay, and the company didn't make me pay for the rental, unless you count almost soiling myself as payment.
I've avoided one accident and gotten into four others. And it's only been four months since I started driving. Sure, I drive five thousand miles a month. But this is still ridiculous.
At least I have not yet gotten a speeding ticket – that luck is holding up. I was pulled over once, and I told the officer that it was the first time I'd used cruise control, and I didn't realize it made you go faster on hills. He told me that I should be careful using cruise, as it could go anywhere from one to ten miles faster than I originally set it.
I guess seven.


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Meet Tania. She's the grad student and lovely lady behind What Would a Nerd Wear. She understands fashion on a limited budget and shows us how she dresses creatively "to face the world."
Here, she brightened up our "something simple smocked gray dress" with cute yellow flats. She makes a simple dress effortlessly fashionable. ♥
What colors would you pair with this dress?
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Style File: Something Simple
Posted by shopruche.com at 9:53 AM
Labels: Style File
9 comments:
- sarah {on the brightside...} said...
cute dress! i love grey & yellow together! i am thinking orange would be pretty too! :)
- April 13, 2011 at 10:13 AM
- Jen said...
Very cute dress! I would pair it with a colorful statement necklace a fun headband and colorful flats.
- April 13, 2011 at 11:14 AM
- Unknown said...
already a fan on facebook, but now a follower of your blog. I love your stuff! :)
- April 13, 2011 at 3:55 PM
- Amy said...
I love the dress and flats. I can't do yellow, so I's be doing coral and aqua with it!
- April 14, 2011 at 7:19 AM
- Maddalena said...
- April 15, 2011 at 12:54 PM
- Cole said...
Grey & yellow is one of my favorite color combos.
And smocking is the best.
- April 15, 2011 at 8:10 PM
- Zoe said...
When i wear grey i just adore coral with it or red.
Zoe x
- April 17, 2011 at 9:24 AM
- Maddalena said...
- April 17, 2011 at 12:40 PM
- Nicole said...
So happy I found your blog.
Especially the post on 50's dresses ;)
Huge fan of vintage fashion being the editor of a vintage magazine.
Looking forward to more posts.
- April 18, 2011 at 4:40 AM
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According to a newly released international study, it was shown that climate change and the environment is not high on the priority list for people in the U.S. and around the globe.
The EPA has announced the nominations for the 2013 Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Awards for companies and institutions that can design chemicals or a new product that help protect public health and the environment.
Carbon neutral GOGREEN shipping is now the standard for all Express envelopes, aiming to offset carbon emissions through investment in climate protection projects.
U.S. Energy Secretary Dr. Steven Chu cited progress on solar, wind, and EV battery initiatives in a Feb. 1 letter saying he'll soon return to California and to academia.
Scientists from the South Dakota University made history this year by retrieving additional ice from the main borehole as part of the West Antarctica Ice Sheet Divide Ice Core project.
President Obama's message was clear in his second inaugural address, and he reiterated it when Energy Secretary Dr. Steven Chu announced he will step down soon.
The EPA has posted the second year of greenhouse gas (GHGs) emissions data on its website.
Coccolithophores, microscopic ocean algae, provides clues about the effects of climate change that's happening now and that already happened millions of years ago.
According to a new study, climate change can cause soils to reach higher temperatures, which could make those soils release additional carbon into the atmosphere.
A new catalytic converter, known to drastically reduce emissions, has been released by ACAT Global.
The EPA has announced a new voluntary clean air program, 'PM Advance', which will help communities continue to meet soot pollution standards, improve air quality, and protect public health.
The IEA has started a new regional technology study that helps determine the best way to make the Nordic region carbon-neutral by 2050. According to the research, around 3,000 offshore wind turbines will need to be in use in the region in order for success.
EPA won a decision at the D.C. Circuit in June 2012 allowing it to use its authority under the Clean Air Act to address climate change. With EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson leaving, how quickly will it act?
According to a new study, there are now five times as many record-breaking hot months worldwide than could be expected without long-term global warming.
AccuWeather has reported that the droughts and heat experienced during 2012 caused crops to wither and the levels of the Mississippi River to dwindle, while experiencing the warmest year on record for the U.S.
Researchers from the University of Illinois conducted a study of ratsnakes in Ontario, Illinois, and Texas, with resulting showing that the species can adapt to higher temperature by becoming more active at night.
The Philippines will be introducing electronic tricycle taxis to replace its petrol-fuelled models, which could cut carbon dioxide emissions by a quarter of million tons.
The business case for it is stronger than ever, said Dow's vice president of sustainability and EH&S, Neil C. Hawkins.
She announced she will leave the administration soon after President Obama's State of the Union speech.
Researchers from the Radboud University Nijmegen have discovered that new bacteria found in the soil beneath a peatland reserve in the Netherlands actually consume methane.


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The Autumn People
"Who'd believe us?"
"I believe you."
"You do? But we're not grown ups!"
"That's why I believe you."
Learning about the Autumn People in Something Wicked This Way Comes
The autumn months are never a calm time in America. Autumn is a very Traditional period, a time of strong Rituals and the celebrating of strange annual holidays like Halloween and Satanism and the fateful Harvest Moon, which can have ominous implications for some people.... There is always a rash of kidnapping and abductions of schoolchildren in the football months. Preteens of both sexes are traditionally seized and grabbed off the streets by gangs of organized perverts who traditionally give them as Christmas gifts to each other to be personal sex slaves and playthings.
So wrote Hunter S Thompson in Hey, Rube, his final collection before his sudden death after one more football season. Autumn's always been the favoured time for nature and unnatural men to give the planet a radical makeover through contagion, flood and war. The seasonal decay and its vectors of disease just makes best sense of our Will to Catastrophe, and we're more inclined to believe the worst, because we feel ourselves most vulnerable to those who could do their worst. If the world appears to be falling apart faster than usual, and our bodies with it, then it must be back-to-school time.
Because it's Autumn, I'm still ill, and the longer post I want to write will have to wait. But here's what I'm thinking about, when I'm not thinking about how crappy I feel.
Ahmadinejad's rise and role in Target: Iran reminds me of the drive to privatize water in a city like Detroit. Seemingly oddly so, but not actually, as both have been directed by much the same interests.
Would there be such fatalist expectation of a strike on Iran if Mohammad Khatami were still president? Try as Fox might, the reformist advocate of a "Dialogue Among Civilizations" could not be made to put on the Hitler mustache. If the United States wanted a diplomatic solution and a rapprochement with Tehran, he was their man. But it didn't, and he wasn't. In 2003 the Swiss ambassador to the US carried a proposal from Khatami to negotiate a resolution to all outstanding issues, including Iran's nuclear program and a two-state solution to Israel and Palestine. Washington's reaction was to censure the Swiss ambassador.
In Detroit, as in many cities and nations ruled by kleptocrats who are aliens to their own citizens, infrastructure has been starved of public funds, and tens of thousands have found themselves without water. Why? To make circumstances so dire that any solution offered will be taken as an escape from institutionalized misery. And the only solution the rulers offer is privatization.
Spurning Khatami's overtures and the season of conciliation from Iran toughened its hardliners, but it wasn't a missed opportunity for Washington. It was the last thing they wanted, while Ahmadinejad is just the devil they needed. ("US Focus on Ahmadinejad Puzzles Iranians," reads a New York Times headline today. "The United States pays too much attention to Ahmadinejad," an Iranian political scientist is quoted. "He is not that consequential.") Why? To sharpen the tensions to such a point that opinion makers determine the situation cannot be allowed to continue. And the only solution the rulers offer is violence.


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This year the international students club coordinated the celebration of International Education Week. Take a look at our celebration activities that took place on the week of November 17 to 21.
Students come to Diablo Valley College to achieve their educational goals but while they are here they can take advantage of the over 50 clubs that exist at Diablo Valley College. One of the most active clubs over the years has been the International Student Club. Please click here to see the clubs at DVC.
Performing Arts through the Drama Department presents a variety of live theatrical performances and the music department also presents musical events. Please visit the events calendar for current offerings.
Diablo Valley College has teams in a variety of sports including football, basketball, tennis, baseball, water polo, swimming and diving for men and for women soccer, volleyball, softball, tennis, basketball, swimming and diving and water polo for women. Please visit the events calendar for game times.
International students can also take advantage of a number of dance, drama, art, and physical activity courses.


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#10 Anna Bowers
|Nashville,Tenn. (Ensworth)
2010-2011 (Junior): Played in all 30 games, starting 18. . . Averaged 13.2 points and 4 rebounds per game. . . Second leading scorer on the team finishing with 396 points on the year. . . scored in double-figures 22 times. . . Ranked first on the team in three pointers made (83) and attempted (251). . . Posted career highs in points and rebounds with 27 points and 8 rebounds against Alabama A&M (Nov. 22). . . Scored 23 points, had 6 rebounds, and dished out 4 assists against Jacksonville State (Nov. 20). . . Atlantic Sun Games. . . Played in all 20 conference games, starting 9 of them. Averaged 12.2 points and 3.5 rebounds per game in conference play. . . Went 5-for-13 from the three-point line against ETSU in the conference tournament, finishing the game with 18 points and 6 rebounds (March 2). Ranked second on the team in scoring in conference play with 244 points. . . Connected on 81-of-249 three point attempts (.325) in conference play.
2009-2010 (Sophomore): Played in all 30 games, starting 14 … Averaged 6.6 points and 2.2 rebounds per game … Third-leading scorer on the team finishing with 198 points on the year … Scored in double figures six times … Ranked second on the team in three point attempts (112) and three pointers made (28) … Recorded 10 points and three steals in win over Central Arkansas (Nov. 15) … Scored 12 points and dished out four assists in 21 minutes against Tennessee State (Nov. 30) … Atlantic Sun Games … Played in all 18 conference games, starting eight of them … Averaged 6.0 points and 2.2 rebounds per game in conference play … Registered a season-high 15 points on 6-of-11 shooting, including 3-of-7 from behind the arc vs. USC-Upstate (Jan. 9) … Scored 13 points on 4-of-9 shooting, including 3-of-6 from three in 15 minutes of play at North Florida (Jan. 16) … Ranked third on the team in free-throw percentage (70.4) in conference play … Connected on 17-of-59 three point attempts (28.8%) in league play … Member of Atlantic Sun All-Academic Team.
2008-2009 (Freshman): Led the Lady Bisons in free throw percentage (80 percent), hitting 36-of-45 attempts. …Made a team-high five 3-point field goals at Campbell (2/5). …Ranked 15th overall in the Atlantic Sun in 3-point field goal percentage (.32). …Led team in scoring with 17 points, both a season and career high, at Campbell (2/5). …Tied for the team lead in scoring with 12 points vs. Belmont (2/10). …Played in all 30 games, started 17 games. …Scored in double figures in seven games. …Second on team in 3-point field goal attempts (97, 3.2 per game). …Blocked 10 shots, third best on the team. …Atlantic Sun All-Academic Team.
High School: Averaged 12.4 points and four assists per game. …TSSAA DII State Tournament MVP (2008). …Hit two free throws to beat Knoxville Webb 50-48 for State Championship for Ensworth. …Member of All-Tournament Team at State (2008). Tennessee Sports Writers Association All-State Selection (2008). …All-Region as a sophomore and junior. …Played varsity soccer four years. …All-Region in soccer as a junior. …Long jump State Champion in track with 18-foot effort (2008). …State Champion in 4 x 100 meters. …Region Champion in Pentathlon (2008). …Second in State in Pentathlon (2008). …"Tennessean" All-Midstate Second Team in long jump. …Third on All-Midstate Team in 100-yard dash. … Played two years of varsity golf. …Cum Laude Award in Latin. …Member of the newspaper staff. …Also a service club member.
Personal: Parents are Debbie and Ricky Bowers. …Ricky played guard for the Lipscomb Bisons basketball team. …Two brothers, Richard and Andrew, and one sister Mary Rae.


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Civil Service Award Fund
A fund to provide financial assistance to Civil Service employees and their dependents.
"You make a living by what you get, but you make a life by what you give."
- Winston Churchill
The Fund Drive
The Civil Service Award Fund Drive is held each year. Since the fund was first established in 1981, the donations have continued to increase. The Employee Book Awards have also increased from six to a total of 15 awarded annually.
The number of scholarships and book awards granted is dependent upon funds generated
The Purpose
In 1981, funding for the first two scholarships was provided by the WIU Foundation. Through the investment of both past and future donations, the Civil Service Award Fund Committee hopes to continue to expand the program. Contributions to the fund may be made through payroll deduction and are tax deductible.
Civil Service Employee of the Month for March 2020
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Let $G$ be a group acting on a locally finite tree $T$. Then the boundary $\partial T$ is a Cantor set on which $G$ acts by homeomorphisms (indeed by quasi-isometries under a suitable metric). However, even if $G$ is the full automorphism group of $T$, we can't get the full quasi-isometry group of $\partial T$, as the tree structure puts further restrictions on the action.
What ways are known of identifying those group actions by homeomorphisms on the Cantor set which arise as actions on the boundary of a locally finite tree? Is there a nice algebraic description of $\mathrm{Aut}(T)$ as a subgroup of $\mathrm{Homeo}(\partial T)$?
Edit: Here is an example of a sufficient criterion to show what I mean. Suppose that $G$ acts on the Cantor set $X$ by homeomorphisms, with finite orbits on the clopen subsets. Then one can produce a tree $T$ such that $G$ acts on $T$ with a global fixed point and $\partial T$ is $G$-homeomorphic to $X$. So an action with finite orbits on the clopen subsets is automatically 'arboreal' (we do not care about which tree appears, just that it exists).


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Can Sarkozy save the Carbon Tax?
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An in-depth look at the Carbon Tax bill, shot down by a constitutional ruling just days before it was due to come into force in France. The move has French opposition groups crowing victory over Nicolas Sarkozy, and the president's team wondering whether the plan must be shelved entirely or reviewed.


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Tuesday, August 30, 2011
things i like #2
28 comments:
This dress is amazing! I like everything on this list.ReplyDelete
love the shoes, and the dress is rather cute, :)!ReplyDelete
i like everything there... but especially the earrings :DReplyDelete
I love the shoes, the dress and specially the earrings they are funny !ReplyDelete
I'm desperate for some Vivienne Westwood earrings! Love the dress a lot, I actually wouldn't mind owning any of these gorgeous things :) Although I'm scared of nude lipstick in fear of looking like some of the proper trashy girls who live by me who wear foundation on their lips :/ lol!ReplyDelete
Absolutely love the Vivienne Westwood earrings!ReplyDelete
Carly x
I love Creme de Nude but it keeps melting on the tube! :( Love the dress!ReplyDelete
That satchel is gorgeous and the dress is really lovely!ReplyDelete
Love satchels xxReplyDelete
The dress and the satchel! <3ReplyDelete
Such a darling dress, and the MAC nude lip color is such a beautiful hue.ReplyDelete
♥, Jamie
That satchel is lush! But, oh so expensive!ReplyDelete
Dying to try Creme de Nude!!ReplyDelete
Nooo Lily, Creme d'Nude just looks nasty and shiny on the lips....go for Viva Glam Gaga II, it's the shade I wished Creme d'Nude wasReplyDelete
T x
Love everything, but the satchel and the dress are my definite favourites!ReplyDelete
Pip x
The dress's lovely <3ReplyDelete
Creme de nude is deff on my wishlist, along with impassioned and vegas volt! I've settled for 'amped' by Sleek.. for now! :DReplyDelete
I'm liking the bag and mac lipstick ;)) xxReplyDelete
Really want the bag!xReplyDelete
In love with everything swedish hasbeens at the momentReplyDelete
love the lipstick - i've been thinking about getting it for quite a while.ReplyDelete
I check that dress out every time I go into River Island, its so nice! xxxReplyDelete
Lovely things I love the lipstick xReplyDelete
Love the lipstick and the satchel :) xReplyDelete
Some lovely picks and totally agree with another commenter about being afraid of wearing "proper nude" lipstick without looking like a foundation lipped ~lady~ ahem ;) xxxReplyDelete
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Our congregation comes from all types of people from different cultures, different languages. high-resource and low resources. but united by the blood of Jesus Christ.
1-We have solid foundations in the word of God.
2-We are building one another with the talent God gave us.
3-consolidate people in the instructions on the word of God and the vison that God has given to the Church.
4-fulfill our mandate from Christ to preach the gospel to the world with passion and persistence and commitment to reach the unreached people.
a-committed to Christ.
b-committed to the work of the kingdom of God.
c-Committed to my local church.
d-Committed to serve anywhere.
New Life Church is a growing ethnically diverse church with multiple campuses providing a place of connection and belonging to people of from various segments of culture. Presently, we are preparing to overhaul our entire corporate identity and image in preparation for new growth .
We need a logo and identity package that reflects the image of our church. a logo that identifies us with or without text. A logo that connects us what we're doing in our church and city. it should also be able to manipulate, modify, change, adjust, ect all elements of design.
1-color strong and powerful.
2-a unique logo clean and clear
3 - professional logo that will attract immediate attention of people in our community.
4, which can be used in videos, television segments, advertising magazines in the market.
5-We want to give a good impression on people with our logo in email signature, target of visits, letterhead. ect, as an index of our competence and professionalism and deep care for them in our operations, resources and services.
6-A logo that looks good outside and inside the church.
We want a very professional, bold, dot-com, corporate look and feel. Please try to limit the use of typical Christian symbols. If you have a good design that includes such symbols that is fine we just want you to think with liberated creativity.
Final submissions shall include: logo ( in full color, grey scale, and black and white), email signature, business card, post card, letterhead, and 3 multiple event poster designs.
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Physicians Play Key Role in Educating Patients
Public Health Feature — January 2014
Tex Med. 2014;110(1):31-36.
By Crystal ZuzekAssociate Editor
In 1998, The Lancet published a case report by English physician Andrew Wakefield, MD, that linked the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine to a new syndrome of autism and bowel disease. The report set off frenzied media coverage, and some critics say it led to thousands of unnecessary illnesses. The Lancet ultimately retracted the report.
Fast forward 16 years, and the rescinded report has forever altered the dialogue physicians have with their patients about immunizations. Despite a 2011 British Medical Journal (BMJ) investigative report that alleged Dr. Wakefield falsified data in his study and had a financial conflict of interest, some devotees continue to follow Dr. Wakefield and cling to his findings. (Read "Bad Science," March 2011 Texas Medicine, pages 27-32.)
Physicians say there's no doubt Dr. Wakefield's report and the subsequent media firestorm influenced patients' comfort level with vaccinations.
An accompanying editorial in BMJ also charged that unbalanced media reporting, along with an ineffective response from government and medical professionals, contributed to harming the public's health as fewer people around the world received the recommended vaccines.
Litjen (L.J.) Tan, PhD, Immunization Action Coalition (IAC) chief strategy officer, says that in the aftermath of the initial report, physicians and other health practitioners were ill-prepared to inform the public of the safety of vaccines. The Minnesota-based IAC receives funding from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). It promotes immunizations by distributing educational materials for health professionals and the public on the delivery of safe and effective immunization services.
"Health professionals and public health advocates did not do a good job informing the public about vaccine safety and chose to rely solely on the provider conversation. We chose to believe that in the absence of a broader action, sane minds would prevail," Dr. Tan said.
Physicians on the front lines of disease prevention say inaccurate information about the safety and efficacy of vaccines complicates their efforts to immunize adults and children against deadly diseases.
Jason Terk, MD, a Keller pediatrician and member of the Texas Medical Association Be Wise — ImmunizeSM Advisory Panel, says he commonly encounters vaccine-hesitant parents in his practice. Reasons for their caution include the alleged connection between vaccines and autism spectrum disorder, as well as concerns about the safety of vaccine ingredients such as aluminum adjuvants and about the number of vaccinations on the recommended childhood vaccination schedule.
Dr. Terk has a strategy for refuting unfounded resistance from parents.
"The first thing I do is ask for specific reasons a parent has concerns and what resources the parent used to create the concern or reinforce it. Requiring specifics is important because it allows me to understand what information I might need to call upon to answer the concern. It also requires the parent to cognitively clarify what may be a nebulous fear," he said.
Once he understands the underlying concern, Dr. Terk says it's easier to be a reliable resource for the parent. Plus, if the parent has consulted an unreliable, non-evidence-based source, he can point out that the foundation underlying vaccine recommendations is "usually much stronger than what the parent was using to research the concerns."
Countering Vaccine Resistance
Vaccine-preventable disease outbreaks are making headlines. For instance, as of October, 2,652 pertussis cases had been reported to the Texas Department of State Health Services. That number surpasses the 2,218 cases of the disease reported in 2012.
Physicians like Deborah Fuller, MD, a Dallas obstetrician-gynecologist and past chair of the TMA Council on Health Promotion, hope new tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis (Tdap) vaccine recommendations from the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) will help thwart the spread of pertussis and save lives.
ACIP now recommends all pregnant women be vaccinated with Tdap during each pregnancy. Since implementing the recommendation in her practice, Dr. Fuller says all of her obstetric patients receive the vaccine in their third trimester. She reports that so far none have refused the Tdap vaccine.
"I inform patients of the benefits of Tdap vaccination, and I hand out copies of articles from local newspapers about the pertussis outbreak. I think that combination helps sway patients," she said.
Dr. Fuller says many of her patients rely on her for primary care.
"I have some patients who see me once a year but don't see an internist or family physician. It's my job to provide the whole package of preventive health services," she said.
Immunizations are part of the package. In her practice, Dr. Fuller says pregnant women and those who plan to become pregnant are the most vaccine compliant.
"I educate these patients by providing them with factual brochures about flu and Tdap vaccines. Once they realize these shots will protect their babies from potentially deadly diseases, they get them," Dr. Fuller said.
Unfortunately, she encounters vaccine resistance more commonly from her gynecology patients. These women tend to be more likely to decline the influenza vaccine, for instance.
"In my experience, women are willing to get the flu shot to protect their unborn babies. I don't know why, but they're not as willing to get the vaccine to protect their own health," Dr. Fuller said.
She estimates only about half of her gynecology patients consent to the flu vaccine. She says Tdap compliance among these same patients is much higher.
"That could be because Tdap is recommended to be given every 10 years, not every year like the flu vaccine," she said.
Dr. Terk says flu vaccine is a victim of the urban myth that the shot actually causes influenza.
"And the risk of influenza disease has always been inappropriately minimized unless we are experiencing a pandemic," he said.
Erica Swegler, MD, a Keller family physician and member of the Be Wise — Immunize Advisory Panel, also runs into resistance when trying to persuade adults to get vaccinated against flu. She hopes approval of a new flu vaccine made without eggs, called FluBlok, will increase vaccination among adults with egg allergies. ACIP voted last year to recommend the vaccine for use in adults aged 18 to 49.
Dr. Swegler vaccinates more adults than children. In her experience, the reasons for vaccine resistance among each population vary.
"Parents are still concerned about whether MMR vaccine causes autism. They worry about exposing their children to mercury, even though mercury was removed from children's vaccines in 1999, with the exception of multidose flu vaccine," she said.
To tackle resistance to vaccines, Dr. Swegler often shares Vaccine-Preventable Disease: The Forgotten Story with their patients.
The publication is available for purchase from The Center for Vaccine Awareness and Research at Texas Children's Hospital. It tells the story of people whose lives have been affected by vaccine-preventable diseases and can assist physicians in helping parents understand the importance of vaccines. (See "Resources to Spread Vaccine Facts.")
In addition to sharing personal accounts, using a presumptive approach toward childhood vaccines shows promise. A study published in the November 2013 issue of Pediatrics reports that only 26 percent of parents resisted vaccine recommendations when physicians used a presumptive approach, which assumes parents will immunize their children. Eighty-three percent resisted, however, when physicians used a participatory approach, which invites room for parental debate about vaccines.
Dr. Terk says the presumptive approach is the gold standard in pediatric practice.
"I think it is terribly important to approach the provision of vaccines as what we are supposed to do and not something that is optional or up for discussion. It should be an assumption that we get our vaccines unless there is a true contraindication," he said.
A participatory approach presumes safe room for deviation from the recommended vaccine schedule, Dr. Terk says, adding that delaying vaccination or deviating from the recommended schedule enhances the risk a patient will contract a preventable disease.
Communicating Risk
Dr. Tan says many physicians haven't been appropriately trained in communicating vaccine risks to patients, most of whom haven't witnessed the effects of smallpox, polio, or other forgotten but deadly diseases.
"In the absence of disease, the perception of and acceptance of risk changes. There comes a tipping point when parental concerns about adverse events outweigh what they perceive as benefits from vaccines," Dr. Tan said.
When communicating about vaccine risks to parents, Dr. Tan says physicians need to realize many parents have a limited understanding of vaccine science.
"Data disprove the link between autism and vaccines, but some parents continue to give weight to that claim," he said. "The anti-vaccine community tells a compelling story and has captured the attention of many people. That's why it's important for physicians to address the perceived risks and educate patients about the benefits of vaccines."
Carol J. Baker, MD, past ACIP chair and executive director of the Texas Children's Hospital Center for Vaccine Awareness and Research, has advice for busy physicians.
"Physicians must listen compassionately to identify concerns and establish early, open, ongoing, nonconfrontational dialogue. Most importantly, physicians should communicate that the infectious diseases prevented by the vaccines are much worse than the risks associated with vaccines," she said.
An article in the July 2004 issue of Pediatrics titled "Children Who Have Received No Vaccines: Who Are They and Where Do They Live?" examined the unvaccinated child population. Researchers concluded unvaccinated children are typically white, have a married and college-educated mother, and live in a household with an annual income exceeding $75,000. Their parents tend to express vaccine safety concerns and indicate that physicians have little influence over their vaccination decisions. Dr. Tan says the Internet is a haven for the anti-vaccination crowd.
"Anyone can pose as an expert and contribute their own content on anti-vaccination blogs and forums," he said.
Dr. Terk says when making important health care decisions for their children, many parents rely on the advice of a trusted friend or relative or an admired celebrity rather than data from epidemiologic studies.
"I always talk about the fact that I have provided these same vaccines to my children and that I would be happy to put parents in contact with other parents who have experienced loss as a result of vaccine-preventable diseases. Once you make it a real and personal issue, many parents will come around," he said.
Dr. Terk acknowledges that a few parents will never be persuaded to vaccinate their children, despite his attempts to provide respectful stewardship on the subject. He deems those noncompliant parents to be a poor fit with his practice and invites them to seek care from another physician. (Read "Firing Patients," May 2012 Texas Medicine, pages 37-40.)
Dr. Tan says physicians need to understand risk perception and learn to manage it among patients. And he advises physicians not to discount the impact of patients' emotions on risk evaluation.
"If feelings toward an activity are favorable, that activity's risk tends to be underestimated. If feelings toward an activity are not favorable, that activity's risk is usually perceived to be high," he said.
Be Wise — Immunize is a service mark of the Texas Medical Association.
Crystal Zuzek can be reached by telephone at (800) 880-1300, ext. 1385, or (512) 370-1385; by fax at (512) 370-1629; or by email.
Resources to Spread Vaccine Facts
The TMA Be Wise — Immunize physician toolkits for children and adolescents help physicians implement vaccination best practices in the office. The toolkits tell physicians and staff members how to use ImmTrac, the Texas immunization registry; join the Texas Vaccines for Children program; and talk to parents about conscientious objection. To access the toolkits, click here.
One of the Be Wise — Immunize program's main goals is to communicate that vaccines are important, safe, and effective. To aid physicians, the website features a variety of vaccination fact sheets, available in English and Spanish, regarding vaccinations recommended for children and adults. Physicians can request copies of these handouts from TMA and share them with patients as educational tools. To request the handouts, contact Tammy Wishard, TMA outreach coordinator, by telephone at (800) 880-1300, ext. 1470, or (512) 370-1470, or by email.
The TMA Foundation grants TMA funds for its Be Wise — Immunize program, thanks to major gifts from H-E-B and the TMF Health Quality Institute, and gifts from physicians and their families. The program began in 2004.
In addition, the vaccine safety webpage of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has up-to-date information and resources. The CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices has the latest immunization recommendations and schedules.
The Immunization Action Coalition website features clinic resources, vaccine information statements, and a section devoted to talking to patients about vaccines.
The Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) also is active in educating Texas physicians and patients about vaccine safety and effectiveness through the Texas Vaccines for Children program. Information about vaccine education and safety is available on the DSHS website. The department works closely with the Texas Pediatric Society and TMA to educate medical professionals.
May 13, 2016
What could a TMA Membership mean for you, your practice, and your patients
Of all the solutions to the COVID-19 pandemic, a vaccine is the most attractive. With just one shot, people could transform the disease from a global disruptor to an easily manageable public health problem. But vaccines can't be whipped up overnight. Read More
Be Wise can help you implement or enhance vaccination practices in your office with our vaccination toolkits and continuing medical education courses; educate about vaccines in your office, in the media, or at public gatherings such as parent-teacher associations and civic organizations; and more! Read More
In 2003, the Texas Legislature allowed parents to opt their children out of getting mandatory public school vaccines. Since then, exemptions have jumped more than 3,000%, to 72,743 statewide, according to the Texas Department of State Health Services. That number of exemptions threatens "herd" or "community" immunity for vaccine-preventable diseases. Read More
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Whether he was both of these characters, or neither, Cash brought the outlaw presence to pop music. The authenticity in his quavering baritone attested to a life of bitter experience. In those ballads of hard traveling, careless love and felonious assault, the words he sang were places he'd been, got hurt in and learned from. That startling line in �Folsom Prison Blues� �I shot a man in Reno, just to watch him die� is followed by �When I hear that whistle blowin', I hang my head and cry.� First the bad-man boast, then the sinner's remorse.
And, finally, the born-again vindication. James Mangold's mostly excellent Walk the Line is designed as a Christian epic. In this particular it diverges from last year's exemplary musical bio-pic, Ray, which depicted Ray Charles as a roiling spirit who conquered his demons on his own. This movie's Johnny Cash in a scary-good turn by Joaquin Phoenix is a haunted man who is redeemed by a good woman, June Carter.
The young Cash was such a huge and instructively troubled figure that, in any movie about him, other characters are inevitably supporting. That's the case with Walk the Line, even though it means to trace the growing love story that snuck up on him and June Carter, princess of the singing Carter Family. Carter was Cash's polar opposite: sun to his shadow, a pixie to his wraith, as chatty as he was withdrawn, a natural comic at home in the limelight whereas he seemed to have been dragged on stage to testify to the crimes and heartbreaks in his songs. (As she well knew, having co-written �Ring of Fire� for Cash.) Reese Witherspoon captures Carter's raised-in-showbiz canniness, and with it a woman's no-nonsense resolve to get her man suited up for salvation.
Witherspoon has been pinwheeling this spunky charm for ages. Phoenix's triumph is even more substantial. Though his singing voice (he and Witherspoon do their own vocals) can't approach Cash in its lonesome depths, he has the gift of finding a home in this troubled mind, of moving in and living there. When he stands before an audience, unleashes the dread Cash stare and holds his guitar like a machine gun, you wonder if he's going to open fire on the crowd or himself. If Witherspoon has the gift of residing in her character, of moving in and living there, Phoenix seems voluntarily consigned to the Folsom Prison of Johnny's darkness.
A lot of credit for Phoenix's performance has to go to Mangold, who has always been good at finding the bleak melodrama in taciturn souls: Pruitt Taylor Vince's short-order cook in Heavy, Sly Stallone's tired sheriff in Cop Land. If Mangold's new movie has a problem, it's that he and co-screenwriter Gill Dennis sometimes walk the lines of the inspirational biography too rigorously. John's father, Ray Cash (Robert Patrick), is a one-note ogre who blames John for surviving his more adored younger brother, and whose condemnation of the singer lasts way longer than is dramatically necessary.
John's first wife Vivien (Ginnifer Goodwin) �a wonderful lady� who �went through a lot of hell with him,� in the recollection of Cash's buddy and fellow Country Music Hall of Famer George Jones is reduced to a small-minded sort with selfish middle-class dreams. �My mom was basically a nonentity in the entire film except for the mad little psycho who hated his career,� Vivien and John's daughter Kathy Cash told AP this week. �That's not true. She loved his career and was proud of him until he started taking drugs and stopped coming home.� The screenwriters probably didn't mean to demean her; they just needed to show a failed marriage before the perfect one comes along. The rules of movie romance forbid a hero from having two true loves.
But the subsidiary conventions finally don't matter. This is a solo dirge that becomes a love-song duet. And as such it's as down-home and true as the image of John and June singing their hearts out for their fans and themselves a destiny to which she was born, and he was fated.


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The Class of 2012 Raises the Bar for Participation in the Senior Class Gift
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This year, Cooper Union is thrilled to announce that the class of 2012 raised a record-breaking $40,000 for the Senior Class Gift, exceeding their ambitious goal of donating $37,500, the equivalent of one full-tuition scholarship at Cooper.
At The Cooper Union's 153rd Commencement Ceremony on Tuesday, May 22, Senior Council members Christina Milone and Jason Zeng presented a $40,000 check to President Jamshed Bharucha. This check represented the amount that the Class of 2012 raised through their ongoing Senior Gift campaign and the accompanying Senior Gift Challenge. As of June 1, 2012, an amazing 95% of the senior class had participated in the Senior Gift.
"How can I not give back to this institution?" said Rebecca Long (ChE '12). "I think it was a great idea on the Senior Council's part to have this goal for their classmates, especially in light of everything that we've seen unfold since the fall. I am blessed to have studied at Cooper and built the relationships I have with fellow classmates, alumni, faculty and staff."
Carl Malings (CE '12) added: "It was important for me to give back to the school, since it's given me an invaluable education, and I want that opportunity to be available to others in the future as well."
The class launched its campaign in late March, shortly after spring break, and gifts began pouring in almost immediately. The seniors' plan inspired alumni Charles Fan (EE '95), Kenny Yeung (EE '94) and James Wu (ME '93) to extend a Senior Gift Challenge, which matched the first $5,000 raised by the senior class dollar-for-dollar, and provided an additional $100 for every 1% class participation the students reached.
Kenny Yeung explains why he wanted to support the students' efforts with an increased contribution this year: "For me, education is the foundation to many possibilities and Cooper is the cornerstone. I got involved for a simple reason: To help preserve something that is important to me - and help ensure that Cooper will be important for many students to come! The students' fundraising effort should be encouraged, expanded and hopefully extended into their alumni years. This is one concrete way to give back to the school that has provided much to many."
While the Senior Class Gift drive has already been a tremendous success, seniors are continuing their efforts to reach 100% participation. As Christina and Jason told their classmates during Commencement, donations from members of the 2012 graduating class will continue to count toward the Senior Class Gift through June 30, 2012. To see an ongoing list of the seniors who are supporting the Senior Class Gift, click here. To join in supporting Peter Cooper's legacy with your own gift to the annual fund, click the link below.


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These are my Merrily Socks knit in KnitPicks Gloss Sock yarn (a gift from Zonda!).
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These socks define merrily. Easy, festive, lighthearted. With an easy-to-memorize 8 round repeat, these socks will merrily fly off the needles.
Yarn: ~350 yds of fingering weight yarn. Shown in Knit Picks Gloss Sock yarn, 220 yds/skein; 2 skeins colorway Burgundy for fingering size; or ~250 yds of sport/dk weight yarn
Needles: Size US 1.5 (2.5mm) or size to obtain gauge for fingering size; US 2.5 (3.0mm) or size to obtain gauge for sport size
Gauge: 32 sts = 4" for fingering size or 28 sts = 4" for sport size
Size: Adult women's average/medium
Finished measurements: 8" foot circumference; 5 1/2 -6 1/4" approx. leg length
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