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Each week a nutritionist from the University of Maryland Medical Center provides a guest post to The Baltimore Sun's health blog Picture of Health (baltimoresun.com/pictureofhealth), which is reprinted here. This week, Deb Schulze weighs in on fiber.
With all the discussions about the health benefits of fiber, people wonder how much they need. Here are the daily recommendations from a leading research group, the Food and Nutrition Board of the Institute of Medicine of the National Academies:
• For ages 50 and younger: Men should eat 38 grams and women 25 grams.
• For ages 51 and older: Men should eat 30 grams and women 21 grams.
Dietary fiber, found mainly in fruits, vegetables, whole grains and legumes, can lower a person's risk of diabetes and heart disease, along with relieving and preventing constipation. Fiber is classified in two categories:
•Soluble fiber: dissolves in water to form a gel-like substance and can be found in oats, peas, beans, apples, citrus fruits, barley, carrots and psyllium.
•Insoluble fiber: promotes the movement of the foods you eat through your digestive tract and increases stool bulk. Good sources are whole-wheat flour, wheat bran, nuts and many vegetables.
People wishing to increase their fiber should start their day with a fiber-filled breakfast.
A daily serving of whole-grain breakfast cereal was associated with a 28 percent lower risk of heart failure in a Harvard analysis of data from the Physicians' Health Study.
Remember to read labels for the fiber content and try to avoid highly processed items. Look for cereals with five or more grams of fiber per serving. According to a recent report from the Tufts University Health & Nutrition Letter, General Mills Whole Grain Total cereal contains 3g dietary fiber per 3/4 cup serving, and Fiber One cereal contains 14g dietary fiber per 1/2 cup serving.
Fiber can be added to anything. Try including a few tablespoons of unprocessed wheat bran to cereal, and add fresh fruit, raisins, dried fruit and/or nuts to your cereal.
Legumes are high in dietary fiber, along with protein and folate. In their dried state, they are naturally low in fat and sodium and are easy to prepare as an entree. Legumes come in many varieties, including beans, peas (split peas), lentils, black-eyed peas, navy, kidney, black, white, garbanzo, soybeans, fava and lima beans. A cup of any cooked bean gives at least half of the recommended daily intake of folate and typically provides 10-14 grams of fiber.
More tips
•Purchase or make your own snack mix made from ready-to-eat, whole-grain cereals, and don't forget the nuts and dried fruit.
•Choose a whole-grain (whole wheat or oatmeal) muffin or toast. Look for breads with at least 5 grams per serving
•Use whole-grain breads or cracker crumbs in a meatloaf and other recipes.
•Try brown rice stuffing cooked with onion, celery, carrots and seasonings in baked peppers or tomatoes. Half a cup of brown rice has about 2 grams of fiber
•Make or purchase cookies made with some whole-grain flour or oatmeal.
•Try whole-grain snack chips with tomato, bean or hummus dips. Half a cup of black beans or chickpeas have about 5-7 grams of fiber
•Use whole-wheat pasta or brown rice in your favorite dishes.
•Experiment with whole grains such as kasha (roasted buckwheat), quinoa, pearl barley and bulgur wheat in casseroles or salads. Half a cup of quinoa has about 5 grams of fiber
•Make a salad with fresh vegetables and cut-up fresh fruit for a wonderful combination of flavors.
•Add granola to the top of yogurt for a great crunch.
•Choose fruits and vegetables with edible skins, such as apples, plums, strawberries, tomatoes, potatoes, zucchini and carrots. They can be fresh, frozen or canned. One serving can provide a range of 1.5-3.5 grams of fiber.
Remember: When adding fiber, do so gradually, and drink lots of water to help your body adjust to a higher-fiber intake.
An earlier version misstated the amount of fiber in General Mills Whole Grain Total and Fiber One cereals. The correct amount is 3g dietary fiber per 3/4 cup serving and 14g dietary fiber per 1/2 cup serving respectively. The Sun regrets the error.


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Clammy skin is cool, moist, and usually pale.
Sweat - cold; Clammy skin; Cold sweat
Clammy skin may be an emergency. Call your doctor or your local emergency number, such as 911.
Home care depends on what is causing the clammy skin. Call for medical help if you are not sure.
If you think the person is in shock, lie him or her down on the back and raise the legs about 12 inches. Call your local emergency number (such as 911) or take the person to the hospital.
If the clammy skin may be due to heat exhaustion and the person is awake and can swallow:
Seek immediate medical help if the person has any of the following signs or symptoms:
Always contact your doctor or go to the emergency department if the symptoms do not go away quickly.
The health care provider will perform a physical exam and ask questions about the symptoms and the patient's medical history, including:
Jones AE, Kline JA. Shock. In: Marx JA, Hockberger RS, Walls RM, et al, eds. Rosen's Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2009:chap 4.


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Carrie Underwood Sings With 10-Year-Old Cancer Survivor
Seeing Carrie Underwood live in concert is a treat in itself. But singing onstage with the country superstar? For 10-year-old Kaitlyn Finn, who is a survivor of liver cancer, it was a dream come true.
The sweet young girl, who connected with Underwood through the Make-a-Wish Foundation, not only got to attend the show, she was also invited onstage to join the star in singing 'All-American Girl' at the Bi-Mart Willamette Country Music Festival on Friday (Aug. 16).
Finn was completely festive, decked out in a vest, skirt and even a ten-gallon hat as she strutted around onstage, totally at ease in front of thousands of people. Apparently, even Underwood was blown away by her bravery and professionalism.
"That was professional right there. If I was her and I was walking out here at her age in front of this crowd, whoa, I probably would've just stood there," the 'See You Again' hitmaker admitted to the audience. "That was very impressive."
Finn is an impressive 10-year-old -- she has been through so much at her young age. She was diagnosed with liver cancer at age 3, received a transplant and is now in remission. After overcoming that, the young girl can really overcome anything -- including singing with a Grammy-winning songstress.
Sure, she had some nervous energy upon taking the stage, but the excitement overcame any butterflies. "I like to sing and Carrie Underwood is one of my favorite singers. I'm excited!" she told Albany Democrat-Herald.
It was a night to remember for Finn and an experience she'll probably cherish for the rest of her life. Underwood gave another special shoutout to her new friend on Twitter, saying, "Fun times in Oregon! Thanks to all who came out to have fun tonight! And a special thanks to my duet partner, Kaitlyn! #AllAmericanGirl."
This isn't the first time Underwood has made a wish come true for a heroic cancer survivor. She met one of her mega fans, Hayley Gort, earlier this spring. The singer is truly a 'good girl' for bringing smiles and memories to her inspirational fans.


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Apartment in Ermioni, Peleponnese
The holiday apartment GPE 111 in Ermioni Peloponnese is the ideal place for someone looking for calmness and relaxation beside the sea. You can enjoy the landscaped gardens and the barbeque area with your family as well. The apartment's simple layout will guide you to the relaxing vacations you were waiting. The 55sqm ground floor holiday apartment GPE111 sleeps 2 adults in one double bed room and two children in a bunk bed room. All amenities are there to make your stay effortless and relish the outdoor facilities of the apartment. At the balcony you relish the undisrupted sea view. You will also find a nicely situated patio where you can have your refreshments or wine with the sea exactly at your feet. Enjoy the direct access to the beach from the holiday apartment GPE 111 in Ermioni and the overwhelming sea view from the sun loungers. Pets are not allowed at the premises. At a distance of 3 Km you will find the graphical sea village of Ermioni with fish taverns and restaurants at your disposal. Moreover holiday apartment GPE111 in Ermioni is a good starting point for one day trips to nearby islands of Hydra and Spetses.


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Hi, I joined recently and have been nosing around, I'm 14 and own a beautiful Blenheim bitch called Pippa. She is the dog in my avatar, we do obidience and are going to join an agility club soon, she is our first dog and we couldn't have picked anything better she is amazing. I will post loads of pics around the site, so keep a look out! :shock:


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Points differ according to which plate the beans lands; aim for the red, for it is the highest!
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Reaching a certain point would enable you to increase the number of beans—more beans, more advantage.
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Mini Shrimp Cups
Tweak slightly from Cooking Light, Dec issue
Yield: 37 cups
1 tbs water
1 tbs honey
2 tsp canola or vegetable oil
1 package gyoza skins (about 30-40 skins depending on the brand)
1 cup finely chopped celery
1 cup chopped seeded tomato
1/2 cup light mayonnaise or more if needed
1/4 cup chopped fresh chives
1 tsp minced seeded jalapeno pepper (I used 3 tbs!)
1 tsp lime zest
3 tbs lime juice
1 tbs Worcestershire sauce
1/2 tsp black pepper
1 lb cooked peeled deveined shimps, chopped
Mini muffin tray
- If you'd like to make it ahead of time so that you won't have to be too busy on the day of, you can chop all the herbs and vegetables in a separate containers. The mayo mixture in another container. On the day of, bake the gyoza skins, mix the mixture and everything else together. Fill the cups before serving.
- I used cooked shrimp instead of crab meat but you can change to any kind of seafood you like.
- Preheat oven to 350 F. The recipe calls for 375 F but I find it's too hot and sort of burns the gyoza skins. I decrease the temperature and increase time.
- Mix mayonnaise, lime juice, Worcestershire sauce, and black pepper.
- Mix celeray, tomato, chives, jalapeno, zest, and shimps in another bowl.
- Mix the mayonnaise mixture into shrimp mixture; refrigerate.
- Prepare the gyoza skin. Combine water, honey, and oil in a small bowl.
- Brush gyoza skin one at a time with the water mixture on both side.
- Place it on a mini muffin tray; pressing it firmly into base of cups.
- Repeat it until you fill the tray.
- Bake at 350 F for 15 mins or until golden brown. When it's close to 15 mins, check the cups if they are not burn and adjust the time accordingly.
- Cool in pans on a wire rack. Carefully remove cups from pans.
- Fill each up with the shrimp mixture and serve.


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Topic Page: Santa Fe Trail
important caravan route of the W United States, extending c.780 mi (1,260 km) from Independence, Mo., SW to Santa Fe, N.Mex. Independence and Westport, Mo., were the chief points where wagons, teams, and supplies were obtained. From there, the trail led 150 mi (241 km) SW to Council Grove, Kans., which was the main wagon train organization point. Crossing the Kansas plains to the Arkansas River, the trail then followed the river to its fork near Dodge City, Kans. The Mountain Division of the trail in the north continued to hug the river W to Bent's Fort (now a national historic site); turning south, it passed over its most rugged part, including the Raton Pass. The Cimarron or Cutoff Division of the trail in the south, a more direct route, crossed the Great Plains from the Arkansas River to Fort Union, N.Mex., where it rejoined the northern route. Although less rugged, the southern route was dry, with poor grass and little wildlife. The Santa Fe National Historic Trail (see National Parks and Monuments (table) follows the route of the old trail, with many sites marked or restored.
By the early 19th cent. small trapping parties had reached Santa Fe, then under Spanish rule; but they were forbidden to trade. In Nov., 1821, William Becknell, a trader, returned with news that Mexico was free and Santa Fe welcomed trade. Early in 1822 he left Missouri for Santa Fe with the first party of traders. From then on, annual wagon caravans, usually leaving in early summer, made the 40- to 60-day trip over the trail and returned after a 4- to 5-week stay in Santa Fe. An increasing amount of goods was taken to Santa Fe each year. In 1850 a monthly stage line was started between Independence and Santa Fe over the northern route. In 1880 the Santa Fe RR reached Santa Fe, marking the death of the trail.


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…tale Cohomology of Rigid Analytic Spaces
The paper serves as an introduction to ťtale cohomology of rigid analytic spaces. A number of basic results are proved, e.g. concerning cohomological dimension, base change, invariance for change of base fields, the homotopy axiom and comparison for ťtale cohomology of algebraic varieties. The methods are those of classical rigid analytic geometry and along the way a number of known results on rigid cohomology are re-established.
Key Phrases: "ťtale cohomology", "rigid analytic spaces", "rigid cohomology", "overconvergent sheaves"
1991 Mathematics Subject Classification: Primary 26E30, secondary 14F20.
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1900hrs Brasilia Standard Time
Brazil's federal power company Eletrobras has an appetite for more wind power in upcoming auctions, after winning contracts on the wind-only auction in August to supply power from 31 wind projects, said the company's CEO José Costa Neto.
The 31 projects involved in the auction have a combined installed capacity of 649MW.
With a 'large' portfolio of wind projects, the company is now looking to the upcoming auctions this year, said Neto. It will continue to partner with smaller developers, as its subsidiaries Chesf and Furnas did for last month's auction.
Eletrobras plans to invest in wind projects with the BRL 25 billion compensation for losses through changes in the concession renewal rules. Eletrobras was entitled to compensation after renewing the concesison contract before the end of the year. It is also looking for investment returns of at least as much as the cost of raising debt in international markets, he added.
1230hrs Brasilia Standard Time
According to Rafael Valverde, industry representative of the Bahia state government, the region's wind resources are "much bigger than we thought".
Bahia will launch an updated wind atlas in November but, says Valverde, measurements from more than 90 sites have now been compiled at an altitude of 100 metres.
The picture emerging will revolutionise concepts about the amount of wind power that can contribute to Brazil's total electricity generation.
"Brazil, as a whole, will have to review its potential because it does not make sense that, by our new projections, Bahia state has such a large share of national wind potential," said Valverde.
Brazil's total wind power potential is currently estimated at 300GW with wind speeds measured at 70 metres. Bahia's potential is rated at 14GW, also at 70 metres.
1000hrs Brasilia Standard Time
On the rainy morning of the second day of Brazil Windpower 2013 conference, delegates staying the Copacabana beach hotels could see an oil rig being tugged to one of the nearby oil fields. A reminder that Rio de Janeiro is Brazil's energy capital, the traditional home to state oil company Petrobras and federal power conglomerate Eletrobras.
Today's conference sessions highlight the contrast between the traditional energy sector and this nascent industry. The first panel is debating the long-term drives for the wind industry. The second panel will aim to untangle the non regulated market.
This is a market opportunity that wind developers are keen to grab, Otávio Silveira, board chairman of the Brazilian Wind Association (Abeeolica), said in an interview with Windpower Monthly yesterday. And it could account for as much as 30% of their revenues, he added.
After 3pm, the highlight will be the panel about the development of the wind supply chain. With both industry and trade ministry representatives present, it promises to be an interesting debate about a controversial issue.
0800hrs Brasilia Standard Time
Yesterday's events in Rio de Janeiro began even before the Brazil Windpower Conference 2013 started, with Spain's Acciona Windpower announcing it is building a nacelle assembly plant in Brazil's Bahia state. Later that day the state's governor, Jaques Wagner, said even more manufacturers would be coming to the eastern state.
Brazil's energy minister Edison Lobão, who opened the conference, reaffirmed the government's intention to install 2GW of wind power a year until 2020.
Today's proceedings kick off soon. Particularly looking forward to hearing Nelson Siffert of Brazilian Development Bank (BNDS) talk on integrating wind into a non-regulated market.


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CUNY DSI's "El Músico y el Pintor" highlights careers of musician Rafael Petitón Guzmán and painter Tito Enrique Cánepa
"El Músico y el Pintor/ The Musician and the Painter: An Exhibit Documenting the Lifetime, Work, and Artistic Trajectory of Two Early Twentieth Century Dominican Artists in New York," will be on view February 15 through March 27 at the CUNY Dominican Studies Institute Archives and Library. The Archives and Library are on the second floor of the North Academic Center at The City College of New York.
The exhibit consists of 16 panels, documents, photographs, musical scores, and paintings from the Dominican Archives collections that highlight the careers of musician Rafael Petitón Guzmán and painter Tito Enrique Cánepa. It is conceived as a traveling exhibit that will be made available to other institutions after its exhibition at City College concludes.
The archival collections of both artists provide a remarkable glimpse of early 20th century cultural history of Dominicans and Latinos in New York City. Maestro Petitón Guzmán and Cánepa were enormously influential in their chosen professions. They contributed to the development of new hybrid artistic forms that combine traditional and modern elements and incorporate styles from different cultures.
Cánepa, in particular, used his art to express political themes, chiefly his opposition to tyranny and imperialism. Petitón Guzmán used eclecticism and formal innovation as the vehicle of his revolt.
El Músico / The Musician: Maestro Rafael Petitón Guzmán, 1894-1983
Maestro Rafael Petitón Guzmán was born in Salcedo, Dominican Republic, in 1894 and received his earliest musical training from his father, Edilio Petitón, an excellent amateur musician. Later, he continued his music studies in Puerto Rico on a scholarship from the Dominican government.
He moved to New York City in 1935, where he studied at the prestigious Juilliard School of Music under the tutelage of famous conductor Leopold Stokowski. Maestro Petitón Guzmán went on to form the first known Dominican-led orchestra in New York City, Lira Dominicana, which performed in popular New York City ballrooms in the 1930s and 1940s. He performed at many premiere venues in New York City including Radio City Music Hall, the Stork Club, the Cuban Casino and the Copacabana.
Maestro Petitón Guzmán was one of the first musicians to introduce "merengue" to New York City audiences, and he became known as "the ambassador of merengue." In addition to being a talented pianist, percussionist and music teacher, he was a prolific composer who used his well-rounded classical music foundation to compose in a myriad of Latin folk and popular musical genres including bolero, chachachá, guaracha, mambo, merengue, pachanga, rumba and tango.
The Rafael Petitón Guzmán collection in the Dominican Archives consists of approximately eight cubic feet of original music scores, lyrics, sound recordings, musical arrangements, compositions, personal documents, photographs, and memorabilia of the composer and his family. Among the items are unpublished and unedited music. The music collection is available for research purposes to musicians, educators, students, historians, and researchers interested in early and mid-20th century Latin American music and the history and culture of the Dominican population in the United States.
El Pintor / The Painter: Tito Enrique Cánepa Jiménez, 1916 -
Painter Tito Enrique Cánepa Jiménez was born in 1916 in San Pedro de Macorís, Dominican Republic. In the early 1930s, he began to protest the increasingly totalitarian regime of Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Molina. As a result of his political activities, his parents sent him to Puerto Rico and then to New York City.
Upon his arrival in New York City in the mid-1930s, Cánepa worked in the Experimental Workshop led by Mexican muralist David Alfaro Siqueiros and Bolivian painter Roberto Berdecio. These two artists and Dominican art historian Américo Lugo strongly influenced Cánepa's style of painting.
Cánepa's paintings display a strong commitment to portraying Dominican political, cultural, and religious life, and often contain explicit political content. Important Dominican political figures portrayed in his paintings include Juan Pablo Duarte and Gregorio Luperón, heroes of Dominican independence and thought, and the Mirabal sisters, who were opponents of the Trujillo regime.
Among his most notable paintings are: "Peasant Family" (1939), "Tryptych: Enriquillo, Duarte, Luperón" (1971), "Anacaona" (1988) and "Self Portrait" (1946). Cánepa's work received early recognition when his paintings were exhibited in New York City in the early 1940s. In 1943, Dominican critic Rafael Díaz Niese named Tito Cánepa, Jaime Colson, and Darío Suro "the three most accomplished Dominican painters."
The Tito Enrique Cánepa Jiménez Collection consists of approximately seven cubic feet of: drawings and sketches; correspondence with his cousin, Dominican social scientist and educator Juan Isidro Jiménez Grullón (1945-1982); subject files; motion pictures and newsreel; photographs and contact prints depicting Cánepa, his family, and his paintings, and other documents produced or collected by Cánepa. The collection also contains three paintings: "Ojeda y Caonabo" (1984), "The Mirabal Sisters" (1985), and "The Gulf of Arrows" (1987).
Established in 1992, CUNY DSI is the premier research institution for the study of Dominicans in the United States. This exhibit is one of many current projects that, together, carry forward the Institute's mission:
• To gather, produce and disseminate knowledge concerning the human experience of people who trace their ancestry to the Dominican Republic;
• To address the current lack of useful and reliable information concerning Dominicans in the United States, and
• To advance research and teaching at the City University of New York focusing on the Dominican people.
Institutions interested in displaying the exhibit should contact the CUNY Dominican Studies Institute Archives at 212.650.8865, dsiarchives @ccny.cuny.edu, and ask to speak with the chief archivist, Don Idilio Gracia Peña.
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We've been working with the good people at MiTAC, a Taiwan-based global systems integrator, to introduce the first public cloud in that country. Joyent founder and chief scientist Jason Hoffman and the Joyent APAC team were in Taipei on Monday for the announcement. As you can see, the hardware heart of MiCloud, as MiTAC's public cloud is named, is Ferrari-red and and disguised as a London phone booth. The software heart of it, Joyent's SmartDataCenter, will run the hardware through its paces. Arista Networks was also a part of this launch, providing the network operating system.
Don't let the size fool you: MiCloud is built using the most modern, efficient, and performant hardware, software and networking available today. You can read more about what powers it here.
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As part of a "Spring Preview" back in late February, about fifty protesters stood in the rain during a teach-in at Bryant Park to hear Rolling Stone's Matt Taibbi explain that if enough people pulled their money from Bank of America and stock prices dipped for more than a month, the bank would be "kaput." (In classic Taibbi fashion, he also compared BoA selling bad mortgages to a dealer selling oregano as weed).
Taibbi's lesson and companion Rolling Stone features about how Bank of America is able to currently exist only because of taxpayer bailout money ($45 billion in the initial bailout, plus trillions in emergency loans from the Federal Reserve), despite BoA being an admitted felon, resonated strongly with Occupy Wall Street activists.
It's fairly impossible to speak with OWS activists without hearing Taibbi jargon about "vampire squids" or "raging hurricanes of theft and fraud," so it makes sense that soon after his class at the spring preview, Occupy once again is making a major push to hold BoA accountable for its terrible behavior.
Alternet's Sarah Jaffe today posted an article about Occupy's future plans to protest the bank, ranging from direct actions to Move Your Money efforts, all of which will focus on the need to break up Bank of America.
April 13 will be the "move your money relay," entailing escorting people from Bank of America branches, where they'll close their accounts, to community banks and local credit unions.
OWS activist Nelini Stamp told Alternet, "We want to make sure that people feel like that is a direct action unto itself. It's not just 'I'm just moving my money from here,' but actually people are feeling empowered and knowledgeable about the choices that they're making when they're making their banking decisions."
The week of April 16 will feature Occupy activists attempting to disrupt home foreclosure auctions.
In New York, Organizing for Occupation has been doing blockades at foreclosure auctions, Stamp said, disrupting the process of selling off homes. The week of April 16, there will be more auctions in the city, and Occupy activists plan to target homes specifically being foreclosed upon by Bank of America and Countrywide, calling attention to the fact that foreclosures are more than numbers on a balance sheet—that each one represents a person, a family, being put out on the street. "We want to highlight that banks steal homes," Stamp said.
Meanwhile, Occupy encourages other activists to continue the process of "living-rooming" their locals Bank of America branches, meaning moving furniture into the banks and explaining to employees that the activists are renting out the place in exchange for the $230 billion in bailouts.
The "F*The Banks" website is an OWS project run by a "feisty group of Occupy Wall Street activists and members of the The Other 98% who are tired of Big Money speaking louder than our voices and votes."
The group states, "Last Fall, Occupy Wall Street made it impossible to ignore the concentrated wealth and widespread poverty created by the global financial system. This Spring, Occupy Wall Street is targeting one of this system's major institutions, Bank of America. Bank of America is a giant, raging hurricane of theft and fraud, spinning its way through American and leaving a massive trail of destitute retirees and foreclosed-upon families in its wake."
Additionally, the site provides an activist kit, complete with stickers, Occupy tape, flyers and posters for fledgling protesters, and also provides educational material, including (of course) links to Taibbi's articles, detailing the corruption and theft that have become the foundation of BoA.


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pH levels, a measure of acidity, are improving in the Adirondacks. Now, when the state stocks fish in many lakes, they survive, and even thrive, to the joy of fishermen who found the 1970s and '80s depressing. It's a remarkable turnaround in since acid rain's discovery in the U.S. by Gene Likens, just a half century ago.
Since the bad old days of the 1970s and '80s, there has been a whole lot less acid falling on the Northeast. That's mostly thanks to the 1990 Clean Air Act, which has made a big difference to lakes and streams.
At its most recent meeting, the Long Term Ecological Research (LTER) Science Council elected nicrobial ecologist Peter Groffman the new Chair.
Invasive species typically are referred to as those moved from their native range by human activity and, having established themselves in the wilds of the new place, cause ecological or economic harm.
If you want to see plants and animals from around the world, you don't have to go to the zoo or botanical garden — just visit the Hudson River. When you get out of your car, you see common reed (phragmites), false-indigo and purple loosestrife growing along the edges of the parking lot.
If you pay attention to plants, you already know non-native species are commonplace. Queen Anne's lace, chicory and garlic mustard — familiar sights along our roads — are just a handful of the species brought to the U.S. for medicinal or edible purposes.
Most research projects on the Hudson River look at a snapshot of time: a spring, a summer, a year or two. But the Hudson, like other rivers, is constantly changing.
PodcastA new study in New York reveals that ticks are more likely to be infected with several pathogens, not just the bacterium that causes Lyme disease. The ticks for the study were collected from Dutchess County.
People who get bitten by a blacklegged tick have a higher-than-expected chance of being exposed to more than one pathogen at the same time.
Ninety one researchers from institutions across the country have signed a letter urging the EPA to follow the latest science on climate impacts from Biomass Energy.
In America's Southeastern states, there's a booming energy trend that's as big a step backward as imaginable.
Biogeochemist Kathleen Weathers studies the chemicals and living organisms in fog or mist. Illuminating the chemical relationships among water, land, forests and the ocean increases our understanding of the ecological importance of fog and air pollution.
We've all heard the expression, "Think global, act local." In the environmental context, its popularity no doubt comes from a sense of reassurance — that by taking small, personal steps, we can make a difference.
A terrestrial ecologist at Cary, Clive Jones' work focuses on the concept of organisms that help to engineer the ecosystem. In this interview, he talks about the relationship between ecological engineering and ecological compensation.
The Hudson River includes a stretch where tides affect the river as much at its mouth near Manhattan as 150 miles inland at Troy, N.Y. Most of that section is freshwater.
Fresh off of a study that showed mice don't die any quicker as uninfected ticks pile onto them, the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies is launching research that will examine how mice fare after they get Lyme disease.
There's a dramatic recovery underway in New England. Red spruce, a tree species that researchers thought was doomed because of acid rain, is now growing faster than ever, and it's not the only tree growing like gangbusters.
Urban waterways have been channeled, diverted, buried and polluted for centuries, but they have only recently been studied as part of the larger urban ecosystem.
For New York to achieve its goals in the Obama administration's plan to reduce carbon emission from power plants, the state will have to do more than cut back on dirty fuel
The Hudson River has changed in many far-reaching ways over the past quarter-century as a result of human activity. Zebra mussels and other invasive species have changed the river's ecology.
When Chris Standley received a tip that some ash trees within the Mohonk Preserve might be infested by a devastating insect, he grabbed a drawknife and peeled away the bark.
Dr. Gene E. Likens, President Emeritus and Distinguished Senior Scientist at the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies, was the 2014 recipient of the Alfred C. Redfield Lifetime Achievement Award.
Small, autonomous airboats masquerading as crocodiles gathered data on hippo hygiene and water quality this spring in Kenya. Cary's Emma Rosi-Marshall was there.
VideoSending a robotic airboat disguised as a crocodile to look for hippo poop in Kenya's Mara River sounds like a hilarious idea, but it wasn't so funny when the hippopotamus started chasing the robot.
The Harvard Forest, in collaboration with the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies, has launched a new Science Policy Exchange project on forest pests and pathogens. This project addresses growing concerns about damage to trees, forests, and local economies caused by introduced insects.
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HARTSVILLE, S.C. – The Coker softball team lost a SAC doubleheader to Catawba on Thursday (Mar. 20).
In game one Coker scored four runs in the second inning to take a 4-1 advantage. Catawba would then go on to score one in the third and three in the fifth to take a 5-4 lead, but Coker responded with a run of their own to tie the game at 5-5. Unfortunately for the Navy and Yellow, a sixth inning run would eventually give Catawba the 6-5 game one victory as Coker could not score in the final two innings.
Logan Cox led the attack for Coker in game one with a homerun and two RBI. Carely Bailey would contribute a double with two RBI as well, while Sydney Weatherford also tabbed an RBI.
Cox (1-2) would be tabbed with the loss, after going two innings giving up one run on two hits.
The bats went cold for the Cobras in the first four innings as Catawba jumped out to a 3-0 lead in game number two. Coker would send a run across the plate in the fifth, but not before the Indians sent in four more runs to make the score 7-1. Catawba would then add three more runs to the scoreboard in the top of the sixth, while Coker could only manage two runs to finalize the score at 10-3 in favor of Catawba.
Cox (1-3) would also get the loss in game two, after giving up seven runs on 10 hits in five innings of work.
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Email harvesting bots, otherwise known as data miners, follow links, grabbing email addresses out of each page it visits. When one of these bots comes to your site, all sites you've linked get crawled for email addresses.
This site renders these harvester's lists useless by filling them with invalid e-mail addresses. Once a spammer hits this site, they enter an infinite loop of randomly created email addresses (starting with the ones it generates when it first comes to the site) Once a mailing list has been poisoned with a number of invalid e-mail addresses, the resources required to send a message to this list increases, even though the number of valid recipients has not. This forces the spammer to exhaust more resources to send e-mail, in theory costing the spammer money and time. A best-case scenario would cause the spammer to throw out the mailing lists completely.
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Welcome to Day 2 of Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks Blog Tour. We're off to a great start!
I hope that yesterday you got a feel for how the blog tour works.
• Did you discover some new designers?
• Are ideas percolating for you?
• Maybe you're itching to sew? That's the idea!
We're pleased to have three industry sponsors today. Follow the links to see what's up their creative sleeve.
Visit the Robert Kaufman Fabrics blog
Be sure to scroll down for the giveaway on this post. Wouldn't it be fun to find these in your mailbox?
Now let's get you started with today's 100 Blocks designers. I hope you'll find lots to enjoy.
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- Stacey Carey staceysplace.com
- Kay Mackenzie allaboutapplique.net
- Cyrille Zellweger bubblestitchquilts.blogspot.com
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Let's do a giveaway. We have three prize bundles with items from Moda Fabrics, Handi Quilter, Robert Kaufman Fabrics and more. And we have issues, always issues!
Leave a comment here before midnight Wednesday, May 1 and tell us your favorite quilting technique, e.g. piecing, applique, foundations, machine quilting, machine embroidery or anything else you enjoy. We'll pick winners on Thursday and announce them here. Good luck!
The 100 Blocks Day 2 winners are: Janet T. (#466), Ramona Collins (#471) and Elizabeth McDonald (#280)
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In the halls of HOW Design Live, you may have spotted our friends Donovan Beery and Nate Voss with The Reflex Blue Show capturing the essence of THE design event of the year by interviewing speakers and attendees onsite for their graphic design podcast series that'll give listeners an inside ear to conversations with some of the best and most vibrant voices in the design industry.
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Meet The Duo Behind The Graphic Design Wizardry Of "Harry Potter"
Few fans know Hogwarts inside and out like graphic artist duo Miraphora Mina and Eduardo Lima. The pair, who operate MinaLima Design Studio, are responsible for the graphic design of the Harry Potter universe. Over the course of a decade, they developed all of the newspapers, tabloids, letters, and book covers that populate seven of the eight films.
For the first time, a significant portion of their work was collected for an exhibition in London. On view were copies of The Daily Prophet, the Marauder's Map, and Ministry of Magic propaganda posters. Missed the show? No worries: The original graphics are reproduced as limited-edition prints, each signed and numbered, and set on a white matte background.
Full story : Sammy Medina for Fast Company
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The first issue of Container 'magazine'
Container, so the pitch goes, is a 'new publication about the nature and culture of objects'. More prosaically it is a polystyrene box of ten physical design objects, thematically linked around the idea of hot and cold.
The idea of Tim Milne - printer, packaging pioneer, philosopher of analogue pleasures and co-founder of Artomatic way back in 1982 - Container #1 includes works by Accept & Proceed, James Bridle, Nik Roope & Violetta Boxill, Daniel Eatock and Malcolm Garrett.
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Atlas HO Trainman EMD GP39-2 Phase 1, Gold Series, ESU LokSound/DCC
Union Pacific #1239
Photo may show a different road number. Sale is for road number stated in title and description.
HO Scale
Atlas Item # 10002615
- NMRA 8-pin plug for DCC
- The same drive as our basic Master Series, in an affordable locomotive
- Five-pole skewed armature motor with dual flywheels
- Separately applied hand rails and end railings
- Matching cabooses available separately
- Locating dimples for grab irons
- True scale dimensions with accurate details
- Realistic die-cast underframes
- Equipped with AccuMate Couplers
- As with our Master Series GP-38, this model features either a 2,600 or 3,600 gallon fuel tank.
- Supports all DCC-programming modes
- Flexible mapping of function keys F0 to F28.
- A total of six DCC function outputs are available
- Follows all NMRA DCC standards and recommended practices.
- Over 20 sound effects are available, including engine start-up and shutdown, prime mover sounds through all eight notches, bell, air horn, air compressor, dynamic brakes and more.
- There are 16 user-selectable horns, 2 user-selectable bells, and 2 user-selectable synchronized brake squeals.
- Manual and Automatic Notching modes with the ability to change modes "on the fly" are provided for true realism.
Prototype Overview:
The GP39-2 was offered by EMD as a fuel-efficient alternative to their very popular GP38-2 model. This efficiency resulted from the use of a turbocharged 12-cylinder 645E3 diesel engine, as opposed to the non-turbocharged 16-cylinder prime mover in the GP38-2. The use of a turbocharger increased the horsepower output from 2,000 to 2,300hp with four fewer cylinders. One other benefit of the turbocharger is improved operation at higher altitudes where thin air causes normally-aspirated diesels to lose power and produce excess smoke. The largest original fleet of GP39-2s was assembled by the Santa Fe who, over the course of seven years, acquired a total of 106 units.
Our model represents a "phase 1" GP39-2 locomotive which was produced between 1974 and late 1976. The overall appearance of a phase 1 model is similar to that of a GP38-2 except for the presence of a single turbocharged exhaust stack. There were only four original owners of the phase 1 GP39-2 including Santa Fe, Reading, Delaware & Hudson and a single-unit order for Kennecott Copper. Many of these units had interesting careers and nearly all are still in service today operating for BNSF, Union Pacific, CSX, and Pacific Northwest shortline Portland & Western.
This first production run represents a "then and now" of sorts. Delaware & Hudson amassed a fleet of forty units, purchasing twenty new and receiving Reading's twenty units after the formation of Conrail. The former Reading units were only 14 months old at the time and were re-numbered as D&H 7401-7420 (those built new for D&H were numbered 7601-7620). The ex-Reading units were then acquired by CSX in 1990 and continue to operate for that carrier today. Several Santa Fe phase 1 GP39-2s were sold in 1993 to shortline Willamette & Pacific which (as of December 2000) is now operated as the Portland & Western. The Portland & Western units we are offering wear an orange & black paint scheme that reflects Genesee & Wyoming's corporate ownership of that line.


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Conway-based Home Bancshares, parent company of Centennial Bank, will acquire Jonesboro-based Liberty Bancshares in a $280 million deal.
Conway-based Home Bancshares, parent company of Centennial Bank, will acquire Jonesboro-based Liberty Bancshares in a $280 million deal.
The deal is the largest in-state banking transaction in the history of Arkansas and makes publicly traded Home Bancshares the second-largest bank holding company headquartered in Arkansas, behind Arvest. Nearly 400 Liberty shareholders will receive $250 million in common stock and $30 million in cash as part of the transaction.
The acquisition is expected to close late in the third quarter or early in the fourth quarter of 2013 after necessary regulatory and shareholder approvals. All told there will be 151 banking locations in Arkansas, Alabama and Florida. The combined banks will have $7.1 billion in assets, $5.6 billion deposits, $4.5 billion in loans, and employ nearly 1,500 workers.
Countries Halt Poultry Imports From Arkansas Over Bird Flu
Three countries � China, Japan and Russia � have stopped importing poultry from Arkansas because of an outbreak of avian flu in one commercial chicken house in Scott County, a possible blow to the state�s economy, a state agriculture official told lawmakers Tuesday. Livestock and Poultry Commission Director Preston Scroggin said the outbreak of avian flu, discovered June 16 on a farm in the Boles community, was contained to one chicken house and testing of all poultry within a 6.2-mile radius has been negative.
New Treasurer �Auditing� His Way Through Office
It�s been a solid month since Gov. Mike Beebe named Charles Robinson to serve out the remainder of former state Treasurer Martha Shoffner�s term of office. In that time, Robinson has oriented himself to the office and its staff, and is planning for a big July as a new consulting group reshapes office policy. His predecessor, Shoffner, pleaded innocent to charges of extortion and accepting bribes Thursday.
ASU�S Welch: Transformative Investment In Higher Education Needed
Arkansas State University System President Charles L. Welch said Arkansas needs to make a �transformative investment� in higher education. Without dedicated capital funding for the state�s two-year and four-year colleges, there is no funding for major initiatives seen in similar states.
�But long-term, our universities cannot � and should not � continue to make incremental improvements and try to stay competitive on the shoulders of students through continued tuition increases. The resolve shown for significant economic investments in secondary education and highways must also be demonstrated for our universities and colleges,� Welch said.
Beebe Calls On NWA Business Leaders To Defend Private Option
Gov. Mike Beebe told members of the Northwest Arkansas Council, an influential business group in the region, that they needed to support the private option health insurance plan passed by state lawmakers. A group seeking to repeal the plan is collecting signatures for a potential ballot initiative. Beebe said the business group had �a public responsibility� to stand against the effort.
Pryor, Boozman split on immigration vote
A 68-32 vote on immigration reform was a display of bipartisan support in the U.S. Senate, but it split Arkansas� senatorial delegation. The U.S. Senate voted to approve the immigration reform measure, which still must clear a Republican-controlled House of Representatives. Sen. Mark Pryor, D-Ark., voted in favor of the bill, while Sen. John Boozman, R-Ark., opposed it.
The legislation includes a 13-year pathway for 11 million undocumented immigrants to earn legal status. It also includes enhanced border security measures and increases the number of visas available for highly skilled workers and entrepreneurs as well as visas for temporary agricultural workers.
Obama climate change effort welcomed, opposed in Arkansas
In a speech at Georgetown University, President Barack Obama gave a preview of forthcoming major initiatives to address climate change and environmental concerns. His proposals included limiting carbon pollution from existing power plants, completing standards for new fossil fuel power plants and a new round of fuel efficiency standards for heavy-duty trucks. Wal-Mart CEO Mike Duke weighed in with support for the president�s plans, while State Chamber President Randy Zook said it was �an unprecedented attack on jobs.�
Head Of Wal-Mart India Resigns
Some seven months after Wal-Mart Stores Inc. suspended executives within its Bharti joint venture, the head of the company�s Indian operations has resigned. Wal-Mart confirmed Raj Jain, CEO of Bharti Walmart, is �no longer� with the company. Jain spent six years at that post and had seven total years at the retailer. Newly hired Ramnik Narsey, senior vice president for Walmart International, will serve as interim leader for India.
Delta Regional Authority Awards Grant To ASU-Newport
The Delta Regional Authority awarded a $97,771 grant to Arkansas State University-Newport to help train local residents in food service management as part of a new Food and Hospitality Services program. The program is an effort to support the emergence of the tourism and culinary sectors in the region and increase awareness, availability and use of Delta grown or produced foods. The Delta Regional Authority is a federal-state partnership that works for job creation and community development in the 252 counties and parishes of the Delta.
Roby Brock, a freelance journalist based in Little Rock, writes weekly for the Arkansas News Bureau. His weekly television program airs at 10 p.m. Sundays in central and northwest Arkansas. His email address is email@example.com; his website address is www.talkbusiness.net.


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Glitter 6.43g
CND Additives pigments, pigment effects and glitters can be used for various nail art. You can mix new and unique colours by adding them to your acrylic powder or hard gel or simply add the pigments and pigment effects to the dispersion layer (tacky layer) of your soak off gel polish before applying Top Coat.
The possibilities are only limited by your imagination!


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Abell 2744
Abell 2744, Pandora's Cluster
Redshift: z=0.308
Data were obtained as part of the HST proposal 11689: R. Dupke (Eureka Scientific Inc.) et al.
F435W (B), F606W (V), and F814W (I)
This image is a composite of separate exposures acquired by the ACS instrument on the Hubble Space Telescope (HST). Several filters were used to sample broad wavelength ranges. The color results from assigning different hues (colors) to each monochromatic (grayscale) image associated with an individual filter. In this case, the assigned colors are:
Blue: F435W (B)
Green: F606W (V)
Red: F814W (I)


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Though thought impossible by lesser minds, the study and practice of travels to other realms via physical travel was long ago practiced by the great races of old. To them, it was known as mananautics, aethernautics, and "Screw this, this rocketry stuff is too hard let's go kill babies". To us, it is known as space travel. While time has done its work on the Altmer and Imperials, their ancient starships lost to history and apathy, there have emerged rumors of the third race, the Dwemer, and their lost practices. They say in the deep mountains lies an enormous ruin, holding within a fantastic ship capable of traveling to other worlds, and to an adventure worthy enough to fight their way through the defenses of this lost complex and reactivate this machine, it would be an unimaginable treasure. The last Aethership! A worthy prize for mage and warrior and thief alike!
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