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Leuprolide injection is a synthetic (man-made) hormone that is similar to a natural hormone that is produced in the brain. It is used to treat a number of medical problems such as:
When given regularly to men, leuprolide decreases testosterone levels. Reducing the amount of testosterone in the body helps treat cancer of the prostate.
When given regularly to women, leuprolide decreases estrogen levels. Reducing the amount of estrogen in the body helps treat endometriosis. Leuprolide will also shrink tumors in the uterus, which decreases vaginal bleeding and helps prevent anemia.
When given regularly to boys and girls who have early puberty, leuprolide slows development of the genital area for both sexes. Leuprolide will also slow breast development in girls. This medicine will delay puberty only as long as the child continues to receive it.
This medicine is available only with your doctor's prescription.
This product is available in the following dosage forms:
In deciding to use a medicine, the risks of taking the medicine must be weighed against the good it will do. This is a decision you and your doctor will make. For this medicine, the following should be considered:
Tell your doctor if you have ever had any unusual or allergic reaction to this medicine or any other medicines. Also tell your health care professional if you have any other types of allergies, such as to foods, dyes, preservatives, or animals. For non-prescription products, read the label or package ingredients carefully.
Appropriate studies performed to date have not demonstrated pediatric-specific problems that would limit the usefulness of leuprolide pediatric injection in children. However, use is not recommended in children younger than 2 years of age. Leuprolide pediatric injection will stop having an effect for central precocious puberty soon after the child stops using it, and puberty will advance normally.
Appropriate studies have not been performed on the relationship of age to the effects of Eligard®, Lupron®, Lupron Depot®, Lupron Depot®-3 month, Lupron Depot®-4 month, Lupron Depot®-6 month, or Viadur® in the pediatric population. Safety and efficacy have not been established.
Appropriate studies performed to date have not demonstrated geriatric-specific problems that would limit the usefulness of Eligard®, Lupron®, Lupron Depot®, Lupron Depot®-3 month, Lupron Depot®-4 month, or Lupron Depot®-6 month in the elderly.
No information is available on the relationship of age to the effects of Viadur® in the elderly.
Studies in women breastfeeding have demonstrated harmful infant effects. An alternative to this medication should be prescribed or you should stop breastfeeding while using this medicine.
Although certain medicines should not be used together at all, in other cases two different medicines may be used together even if an interaction might occur. In these cases, your doctor may want to change the dose, or other precautions may be necessary. When you are taking this medicine, it is especially important that your healthcare professional know if you are taking any of the medicines listed below. The following interactions have been selected on the basis of their potential significance and are not necessarily all-inclusive.
Using this medicine with any of the following medicines is not recommended. Your doctor may decide not to treat you with this medication or change some of the other medicines you take.
Using this medicine with any of the following medicines is usually not recommended, but may be required in some cases. If both medicines are prescribed together, your doctor may change the dose or how often you use one or both of the medicines.
Certain medicines should not be used at or around the time of eating food or eating certain types of food since interactions may occur. Using alcohol or tobacco with certain medicines may also cause interactions to occur. Discuss with your healthcare professional the use of your medicine with food, alcohol, or tobacco.
The presence of other medical problems may affect the use of this medicine. Make sure you tell your doctor if you have any other medical problems, especially:
For leuprolide injections (Eligard®, Lupron® injection, Lupron Depot®, Lupron Depot®-Ped 1-month or 3-month, Lupron Depot®-3 month, Lupron Depot®-4 month, or Lupron Depot®-6 month):
Each package of leuprolide injection contains patient directions. Read the instructions carefully and make sure you understand:
If you are to receive the leuprolide implant (Viadur®):
Use only the brand of this medicine that your doctor prescribed. Different brands may not work the same way.
The dose of this medicine will be different for different patients. Follow your doctor's orders or the directions on the label. The following information includes only the average doses of this medicine. If your dose is different, do not change it unless your doctor tells you to do so.
The amount of medicine that you take depends on the strength of the medicine. Also, the number of doses you take each day, the time allowed between doses, and the length of time you take the medicine depend on the medical problem for which you are using the medicine.
This medicine needs to be given on a fixed schedule. If you miss a dose or forget to use your medicine, call your doctor or pharmacist for instructions.
Keep out of the reach of children.
Do not keep outdated medicine or medicine no longer needed.
Ask your healthcare professional how you should dispose of any medicine you do not use.
Store the medicine in a closed container at room temperature, away from heat, moisture, and direct light. Keep from freezing.
After the injection is prepared, the solution must be used right away and not stored. Eligard® must be used within 30 minutes after mixing, and Lupron Depot® must be used within 2 hours after mixing.
Throw away used needles in a hard, closed container that the needles cannot poke through. Keep this container away from children and pets.
It is very important that your doctor check the progress of you or your child at regular visits to make sure that this medicine is working properly. Blood and urine tests may be needed to check for unwanted effects.
This medicine may cause a serious type of allergic reaction called anaphylaxis. Anaphylaxis can be life-threatening and requires immediate medical attention. Call your doctor right away if you have a rash, itching, hoarseness, trouble breathing, trouble swallowing, or any swelling of your hands, face, or mouth while you are using this medicine.
For female patients: You should not receive this medicine if you are pregnant or may become pregnant. Using this medicine while you are pregnant can harm your unborn baby. If you think you have become pregnant while using the medicine, tell your doctor right away.
Patients receiving leuprolide for central precocious puberty (CPP):
Patients receiving leuprolide for endometriosis or for anemia caused by tumors of the uterus:
Patients receiving leuprolide for advanced prostate cancer:
Before you have any medical tests, tell the medical doctor in charge that you are using this medicine. The results of some tests may be affected by this medicine.
Along with its needed effects, a medicine may cause some unwanted effects. Although not all of these side effects may occur, if they do occur they may need medical attention.
Check with your doctor immediately if any of the following side effects occur:
Some side effects may occur that usually do not need medical attention. These side effects may go away during treatment as your body adjusts to the medicine. Also, your health care professional may be able to tell you about ways to prevent or reduce some of these side effects. Check with your health care professional if any of the following side effects continue or are bothersome or if you have any questions about them:
Other side effects not listed may also occur in some patients. If you notice any other effects, check with your healthcare professional.
Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to the FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
Portions of this document last updated: March 01, 2017
Original article: http://www.mayoclinic.org/drugs-supplements/leuprolide-intradermal-route-intramuscular-route-subcutaneous-route/description/drg-20067038
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Indonesia: most corrupt country in Asia Pacific
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Indonesia is the most corrupt country from a list of 16 countries in the Asia Pacific region according to a survey conducted by Political & Economic Risk Consultancy, based in Hong Kong.
This was stated by the Head of the Task Force Socialization of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) Kusmeiyano Guntur on Wednesday (2/22/2012), the anti-corruption seminar in Pontianak, West Kalimantan.
"In the eyes of business people, Indonesia is the most corrupt countries in the Asia Pacific region. This course deals with the performance of the bureaucracy, so the problem will not be complete if only relying on the prosecution. This should be addressed to begin to build commitment, "said Thunder. Thunder adds, at the international level, the index of corruption perception index 10 Indonesia 1.9. "With numbers that small, in the eyes of the world, Indonesia is aligned with the new countries to this day still wrapped around the issue of war. This is the severity of the impact of corruption in Indonesia, "said Thunder.
Source: http://news.tobaonline.com/indonesia-terkorup-di-asia-pasifik/

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Oakland, Berkeley, And East Bay News, Events, Restaurants, Music, & Arts
The program is the organization's second release, following the critically-acclaimed release in 2006 of an eponymous package of six award-winning international shorts, which was distributed nationwide via New Yorker Films, and subsequently released on DVD. The organization has been exhibiting programs of international short films in the New York are since 2000.Titles include "Kitchen" by Alice Winocour; "Gratte papier" (Pen-Pusher) by Guillaume Martinez; "Ma mere:Histoire d'une immigration" (My Mother: Story of an Immigration) by Felipe Canales; "Je suis une voix" (One
Voice, One Vote) by Jeanne Paturle and Cécile Rousset; "La dernière journée" (The Last Day) by Olivier Bourbeillon; and "L'origine de la tendresse" by Alain-Paul Mallard. Between them, the films have been honored with numerous awards and nominations at festivals from Cannes to Berlin to Montreal and beyond.
The program features the work of a generation of young, up-and-coming filmmakers-the first program of such work from France ever to receive distribution in the United States-and includes a broad range of styles and genres, from animation to fiction to documentary, reflecting the diversity of both the visions of contemporary French filmmakers and the people of France-from foundry workers in Brest to Algerian immigrants transplanted to Paris; from the malaise of la vie quotidienne for a wealthy married couple to flirtatious youths in the capital's
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Man wielding pipe robs Cumberland Farms in Goffstown
May 23. 2013 8:30AM
GOFFSTOWN – A pipe-wielding robber, his head covered with a nylon stocking, robbed a Cumberland Farms and a customer Tuesday night.
Police said the robbery happened about 9:30 p.m. at the 772 Mast Road store. The man, with a woman's nylon stocking over his head, entered the store with the metal pipe and demanded a clerk hand over money and cigarettes.
Leaving the store with the goods, he also robbed a woman coming into the store and then swung the pipe at another person standing in the parking lot.
The robber fled on foot with an undisclosed amount of cash and cigarettes, heading toward Rockland Avenue. He is described as a skinny white man, 5-foot-6 to 5-foot-8, wearing a dark-colored sweatshirt and dark-colored pants .
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CTBT Educational Resources
The Next Generation
CTBT education activities and resources focus on building and maintaining the necessary awareness and capacity in the technical, scientific, legal and political aspects of the Treaty and its verification regime.
By offering specialized education courses and utilizing online learning and new media, the CTBTO is expanding the pool of expertise beyond the traditional stakeholders and increasing active engagement on the critical issues underpinning the Treaty. Moreover, CTBT educational courses and e-learning activities provide enhanced opportunities for the wider community to participate in strengthening and effectively implementing the Treaty and its multilaterally established verification regime.
This approach increases awareness and stimulates understanding of the Treaty in order to promote its entry into force and universalization.
Financial Support
The CTBTO would like to highlight the generous contributions provided by the European Union and the Kingdom of Norway toward the educational and outreach activities of the CTBTO. Without such substantial contributions, these initiatives would not be possible. Through their generous contributions, the European Union and the Kingdom of Norway demonstrate a shared vision with the CTBTO to train and educate the next generation of experts on the CTBT.
A core element of the CTBTO's educational resources includes a robust and interactive e-learning platform, that features issue specific modules, quizzes and other Treaty-related resources. All open CTBT courses are live streamed and archived for online viewing.
CTBTO on iTunes U (University)
CTBTO iTunes UThe CTBTO has taken the next step in connecting with the public online and promoting open education by launching a brand new iTunes U page. The page allows iTunes users (supports Windows and Mac, as well as iOS mobile devices) to browse and download free video, audio and PDF files of briefings, lectures and presentations by CTBTO staff and leading experts on the policy, legal, technical and scientific aspects of the CTBT and its verification technologies.
Statements and Articles
Highlight on the Advanced Science Course on the CTBT Verification Technologies (ctbto.org)
Statement by HE Michael Spindelegger, Vice Chancellor and Foreign Minister of Austria (Delivered to 2011 Advanced Science Course Participants)
Statement by HE Werner Druml, Ambassador, Head of the Department of International Conferences and International Organizations in Vienna, Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs of the Republic of Austria (Delivered to 2011 Advanced Science Course Participants)
Statement by HE Nils Daag, Permanent Representative of the Kingdom of Sweden to the Preparatory Commission for the CTBTO (Delivered to 2011 Advanced Science Course Participants)
"Indonesia's CTBT Step" by Yogesh Joshi (2011 Advanced Science Course participant)
2016 Science and Diplomacy for Peace and Security Symposium
The symposium "Science and Diplomacy for Peace and Security: The [email protected]" from 25 January to 4 February 2016 comprised online e-learning modules and a two-week long live seminar-style symposium. Topics included the CTBT's role in the nuclear non-proliferation regime, multilateral arms control and verification, and the announced nuclear tests by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
A simulation exercise enabled participants to apply concepts and ideas discussed during the symposium. Participants who completed all required coursework and assignments received a Certificate of Successful Completion.
2015 Academic Forum
As a part of the Science and Technology 2015 Conference (SnT2015), the 2015 CTBT Academic Forum was held on 26 June 2015 at the Hofburg Palace, Vienna. The Academic Forum is part of the CTBTO's integrated capacity building programme, aimed at inspiring the next generation of experts in all aspects of the CTBT.
The Academic Forum was a results-oriented, interactive event for academics already engaged in, or interested in, CTBT education. The purpose of the Forum was to identify ways to integrate CTBT-related topics into existing policy or science-based academic curricula and to develop educational resources to further this objective. The Academic Forum also explored opportunities for academics to engage in research related to the CTBT, such as joint research and the use of verification technologies and data for civil and scientific applications, legal and policy research opportunities related to the Treaty, and technology foresight.
Participants involved in CTBT education were also encouraged to submit an abstract for poster presentation reflecting on their experience of bringing CTBT-related topics into their own educational activities.
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"MOOSE" high school scholarship program passed by NH Senate
March 28. 2013 6:09PM
CONCORD -- A merit-based high school scholarship program with the acronym "MOOSE" was passed by the state Senate yesterday on a 24-0 vote.
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Chuck Morse, R-Salem, who championed the program, said he expects "the total cost of the scholarships" to be $22 million annually.
After passing the bill, the Senate then tabled it in order to work out with the House how much money will end up being allocated to the program in the state budget, assuming the House agrees the program is worthwhile.
"We all agree that we would like to increase access to New Hampshire higher education to our families and incentivize our children to attend New Hampshire colleges and universities," said Morse.
The program -- called "Making Opportunities Occur for Student Excellence," or "MOOSE," -- is "one more tool to keep our best and brightest students in New Hampshire," Morse said.
The program would provide scholarships of up to $1,0000 per year for full-time students and up to $500 per year for part-time students enrolled at an in the state university or community college system.
The student must have attained at least a 3.0 cumulative grade point average or have scored at or above the national average SAT or Achievement Test score for the year in which the student is applying.
The bill mandates the state Higher Education Commission to establish alternative criteria for home schooled students, students whose graduating class is fewer than 50 students and "exceptionally gifted students who have been accepted into an eligible educational institution without having attended high school."


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I have installed the following on a clean hosting account with siteground for my site [url removed, login to view] -
wordpress (which may now need updating)
woocommerce - commerce plugin (which may now need updating to latest version)
tshirteccomerce - tshirt customization plugin along with many addons (which may now need updating to latest version)
jakiro (wordpress template) - (which may now need updating to latest version)
I need someone who can do the following -
Configure all of the above to work correctly into a single cohesive, clean nice design using the purchased template as a starting point.
design and change the layout colours so they match corporate colours (orange and black)
make the tshirtcommerce cms integrate fully with the site (rather than just being a plugin), along with all its addons.
Add all of the products i need along with all prices, variations, colours, images and printable areas for DTG and Embroidery. (see separate word doc for more info)
add modules for shipping and payment to be working correctly (see separate word doc).
Setup clipart gallery so i can upload our own png files so customer can choose these to be added to garments. A bulk upload facility would be very useful as we have many to upload, so may need some changes to tshirteccomerce to allow bulk upload.
Create static pages to the top menu for the following pages - home, about us, contact us, size information, terms and conditions (has sub pages), upload own artwork, store (links to tshirteccomerce). Text for all of these will be supplied later - more info exists in word doc.
I am looking for someone who wishes to help create a nice professional looking site that encourages its use with good user experience, i would also like someone that i can build a relationship with to do further updates to this site beyond this initial project.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. — February 20, 2014 — North America-based manufacturers of semiconductor equipment posted $1.28 billion in orders worldwide in January 2014 (three-month average basis) and a book-to-bill ratio of 1.04, according to the January EMDS Book-to-Bill Report published today by SEMI. A book-to-bill of 1.04 means that $104 worth of orders were received for every $100 of product billed for the month.
The three-month average of worldwide bookings in January 2014 was $1.28 billion. The bookings figure is 7.2 percent lower than the final December 2013 level of $1.38 billion, and is 19.1 percent higher than the January 2013 order level of $1.08 billion.
The three-month average of worldwide billings in January 2014 was $1.24 billion. The billings figure is 8.3 percent lower than the final December 2013 level of $1.35 billion, and is 27.9 percent higher than the January 2013 billings level of $968.0 million.
"Both bookings and billings are at values higher than reported one year ago and are good indications of growth in the 2014 equipment market," said Denny McGuirk, president and CEO of SEMI. "Device makers are investing in 20nm technology and advanced device structures, while leading packaging houses focus their investments on flip chip, wafer-level, and 3-D packaging."
The SEMI book-to-bill is a ratio of three-month moving averages of worldwide bookings and billings for North American-based semiconductor equipment manufacturers. Billings and bookings figures are in millions of U.S. dollars.
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The data are contained in a monthly Book-to-Bill Report published by SEMI. The report tracks billings and bookings worldwide of North American-headquartered manufacturers of equipment used to manufacture semiconductor devices, not billings and bookings of the chips themselves. The Book-to-Bill report is one of three reports included with the SEMI Equipment Market Data Subscription (EMDS).
SEMI is the global industry association serving the nano- and micro-electronic manufacturing supply chains. Our 1,900 member companies are the engine of the future, enabling smarter, faster and more economical products that improve our lives. Since 1970, SEMI has been committed to helping members grow more profitably, create new markets and meet common industry challenges. SEMI maintains offices in Bangalore, Beijing, Berlin, Brussels, Grenoble, Hsinchu, Moscow, San Jose, Seoul, Shanghai, Singapore, Tokyo, and Washington, D.C. For more information, visit www.semi.org.
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That secretive, huh? Damn. I need something logical then, how would it fit without it being too... small/big?
C'mon! Someone has to have knowledge of measurements. I sure as hell don't.
I can only fantasize about it heheh...
Ok, then is she good at cooking? (I would have to guess... no.)
I'm gathering answers and hoarding them for several things, actually. 1) So I can be a archive of Kallen info, and 2) Fanfiction.
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The cooking question was serious, IMHO. It just was answered with a vague picture. (What, is Lelouch the cook and not Kallen? Or can she only cook eggs?) I'm just getting stuff.
Sorry though, i'll stop now, then with my 'silly questions'. Just don't scorn me for wanting to know misc. info.
|2010-02-17, 15:12
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Age: 30
The picture is from a drama CD, but I lack to see how serious that question is..
Sorry to whack the bat but for a question like that all we can do is guess ourselves, you've never seen Kallen cook or as a matter of fact see her do any normal household chores so it is quite positive to believe that no one knows cause it wasn't included.. seriously, should I ask whether or not Lelouch can water ski?
Seriously, there is a reason why fanfiction is called fan-fiction, it isn't canon cause it is by fans, an anime series doesn't go into complete detail specially not a mecha series you yourself should be able to figure out that you will never know every single little tiny detail of a character..
But to still answer your "silly" question.. Kallen's got a servant why would she cook. She is not living on her own she has caretakers and goes to school... why would she cook.. the Black Knights surely have someone taking care of the food since she does an important job being a pilot.. why would she cook >.< like any other in house scholar she would know basics but we will never know precise cause this is a mecha series and not a slice of life
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...Nevermind, i'm sorry. I should've thought before opening my mouth.
You make good points... but nevertheless, I am sorry. Do forgive me, as i'm horrible with thinking things through, as you may have taken note on :sigh:
No matter, I atleast respect the answer you gave me, as it fulfills my question nicely, and teaches me to think things through before asking actually dumb questions.
I guess I should stop with my questioning, meh? Because I'm certain it's getting stupid++.
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Location: Germany
Age: 28
Don't feel bad.
There could have been a picture drama in which it was mentioned. In fact, I think in the one where she stays with C.C. before R2 starts, Kallen is indeed cooking. The same meal, several times in a row, and C.C. isn't exactly happy with that. Might have been pretty simple food, or even warmed up, though - it was 0.923, if I remember correctly, so feel free to look it up yourself.
And... a "mecha anime"? It's not "slice of life", certainly not, and it is mecha, but that's definitely not all there is to it. Hell, I think I learned more about Clovis' history than about Knightmares, and the guy died after less than three episodes. We are even told that Lelouch started learning piano at the age of three.
Code Geass displays a love for details in the strangest of places, and the "mecha" factor never seemed at all dominant to me. Thus, asking questions about seemingly trivial information is perfectly justified in my opinion.
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I have a question. What is the expectations and standards in order to become a member of the Holy Swords?
They never explained this in the series, they didn't even go in depth about it in Lost Colors.
Lost Colors: You have to be able to matchup against the current members and get past them without being hit yourself. However, once you get to Kyoshiro you are forced into a battle (Regardless how well you do, it ends in a draw/Rai's defeat). Also, the criteria is missing as well. Is there a sight/IQ/Physique standard?
I doubt it exists, since all Four members, including Kyoshiro Tohdoh are sub-characters. Though it's better to know then not.
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As well we are told that C.C. was crushed by the water pressure between the seasons, and she came back from that as well, so a Code bearer can infact withstand alot of abuse.
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Why this question... it is one of those things we wouldn't know because of the boundaries in the series, there..
Now before I need a third party facepalm can we move on to the next one... please
(ps.. ruins and teleport abilities)
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It's been about half a year since I've seen code Geass. I used to watch it on ADULTSWIM but they didn't even finish the series. they only got up to epi 19. Does anyone know if they'll ever air the 1st season again. And if they'll ever air the 2nd season as well? (for those who don't know im in america)
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They did indeed finished the series on adult Swim. They didn't just go beyond episode 19.
Also, they may have done their infamous re-runs, maybe thats why you didn't finish the series. They may have started on an early episode, then aired the newer ones. It's like that.
They finished the series, although that one instance being likely, I remember them restarting afew episodes back or so. I wouldn't know. Memory not that good when it comes to that kind of recollection.
Sorry, but I hope that helped, sumigirl.
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The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has scheduled a meeting to present information to the public about the scope and impact of an outbreak of epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD) on deer in western North Carolina.
The meeting is scheduled for 6-6:30 p.m. on Sept. 20 at Wilkes Community College in Wilkesboro, before the Commission's annual public hearing on proposed regulations.
"We plan to present information about HD in general, as well as discuss expectations that hunters, landowners, farmers and others can have for this season and future years," said Chris Kreh, a biologist with the Commission. "This is mainly an informational meeting, though we may provide some recommendations for hunters with specific management goals for deer on their property."
Biologists are observing an increasing number of hemorrhagic disease cases in white-tailed deer in the western part of the state, especially in Caldwell, Wilkes and Surry counties.
The disease has no human health implications, but is one of the most significant endemic viral and sometimes fatal diseases of white-tailed deer in the southeastern U.S.
Transported by a biting midge (or gnat), the virus enters deer through the blood stream. Common symptoms of sick animals include emaciation, loss of motor control, fever,lameness and swelling of the neck and head.
Infected deer often seek relief near bodies of water, resulting in a higher frequency of dead deer near creeks,rivers and ponds than on adjacent uplands. Investigations of these dead deer usually reveal ulcerations on the tongue, dental pad and palate. The mouth may also be bluish in color and the skin flush or reddish, particularly noticeable on the inside of the legs and belly.
Commission biologists first began seeing deer afflicted with the disease in Wilkes and Surry counties. In August, reports of the disease also began coming from Caldwell, Burke, McDowell, Rutherford and Buncombe counties. The hardest hit counties are Caldwell, Surry and Wilkes.


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On Wed 25 July, AMSAT volunteers will launch an APRS balloon (simulated satellite) SIMSAT from the DELMARVA penninsula near Salisbury Maryland. East coast launches are rare. Midday on Tuesday some low-power 433.92 MHz "cricket-sats" may also be launched. See the web page: http://www.patkilroy.com/simsat/ AMSAT volunteers will operate an HF net also on 3860 KHz during the launches. Local coordination will be on the 146.82 repeater (PL 156). WB4APR-9 will be the primary tracking chase vehicle. Winds are light and maybe it will fall on land. If it goes to sea, we have no boats available.. This is all N8PK, Pat Kilroy's project, so also watch his mobiles and APRS posit N8PK-9. Bob WB4APR > -----Original Message----- > From: email@example.com > [mailto:email@example.com] On Behalf Of Pat Kilroy > Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2007 6:52 PM > To: firstname.lastname@example.com > Cc: email@example.com; email@example.com > Subject: [amsat-bb] SimSat-3 Balloon Announcement & Invitation > > I AM LOOKING FOR AN AMSAT MEMBER to > help set up and operate a ground station > at the AMSAT Lab in Pocomoke City, Md. The > task is to receive simple telemetry and to > participate in the radio net covering one > or both high-altitude balloon missions > carrying Amateur Radio on Tuesday, July 24 > and on Wednesday, July 25. > > For lots of background information about the > SimSat-3A and SimSat-3B flights please go to > > The SimSat Announcement Page at: > http://www.patkilroy.com/simsat > > See also the complete Task List for operators > to participate either from home or at our > launch site on the eastern shore. > > What do you think? > > A ground station at the AMSAT Lab supporting > a SimSat flight would provide good, positive > visibility to AMSAT. > > Please give me a call and I'd be glad to > explain what can be done at the lab, however > simple. The event will be quite educational. > > Could be quite a lot of fun too! > > 73 de > Pat N8PK > for SimSat > > > ================================================================ = > Patrick L. Kilroy WK > Integration & Test (I&T) 301-286-1984 Voice > NASA Goddard Space Flight Center 301-286-1673 Fax > Building 5, Mail Code 568 firstname.lastname@example.com > Greenbelt, Maryland 20771 http://lro.gsfc.nasa.gov/ > ================================================================ = > > "Imagination is more important than knowledge." > - Albert Einstein > > > > _______________________________________________ > Sent via firstname.lastname@example.com. Opinions expressed are those of > the author. > Not an AMSAT-NA member? Join now to support the amateur > satellite program! > Subscription settings: http://amsat.org/mailman/listinfo/amsat-bb > _______________________________________________ Sent via firstname.lastname@example.com. Opinions expressed are those of the author. Not an AMSAT-NA member? Join now to support the amateur satellite program! Subscription settings: http://amsat.org/mailman/listinfo/amsat-bb
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My guess is after reading this forum that an Epson will cost much more in lost ink through cleanings, that the Canon's cost of an occasional print head. Print head costs factored over our and another machine add about 60 cents to a 24 inch x 16inch print.
........ I don't know why Canon hasn't introduced a new 17" printer with roll support.Neil
I have a 5100 sitting next to me and would heartily recommend it for all the reason Wayne mentioned, except... for all the reasons Wayne mentioned. It's old technology now I don't know why Canon hasn't introduced a new 17" printer with roll support.
As a previous HP user, I'd also recommend their large formats, particularly as each color has its own head. Similar overall print head pricing to Canon, (12 heads at $60 - $70)
...............................Meanwhile a class action against Epson is building on another thread.........
No one here knows current sales figures for both Canon and Epson.
Good luck with the suit, seeing as how 99%+ of all Epson users are quite happy. Seems to win a suit you need to prove the manufacturer was negligent and deceitful and caused financial harm to a substantial number of owners.


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Everyone is talking about USC's receivers.
Everybody will be watching UCLA's cornerbacks.
Can USC's Marqise Lee and Robert Woods be stopped? Are UCLA's Aaron Hester and Sheldon Price the ones to do it?
Bruins Coach Jim Mora has said he would put USC's receivers "up against any all-time." The players he puts up against them have struggled this season.
"We have been tested a lot," Hester said. "This is kind of like the SATs."
The PSAT didn't go so well.
Lowly Washington State ran up 457 yards passing and nearly chased down the Bruins in a 44-36 win last week. The Cougars had seven pass plays of 30 or more yards.


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Somewhere in South London, there's a storage unit that's a veritable time capsule of John Oliver's life, circa 2006. That's when, as a young comedian on the rise in the U.K., he got a call from "The Daily Show."
He landed in New York on a Sunday and made his debut as the show's "Senior British Correspondent" the very next day. Assuming he'd be fired within a month, he had signed only a four-week lease.
Seven years later, if there's anyone at "The Daily Show" who ought to feel secure in his job, it's Oliver: On Monday, the Cambridge-educated comedian will begin a summer-long stint as host when Jon Stewart takes a leave of absence to direct his first feature film, "Rosewater."
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But Oliver, 36, is not quite willing to believe that he's made it. "For there to have been some kind of administrative error makes more sense to me than that this has actually happened," he says on a sweltering afternoon in late May. While everyone else on "The Daily Show" staff is enjoying a week of hiatus, Oliver is toiling away in his office, a small space dominated by a framed Liverpool F.C. jersey.
Given the intimidating task of steering "The Daily Show" in Stewart's absence, it's not hard to understand why Oliver is putting in overtime. Since Stewart came on board in 1999, "The Daily Show" has become a cultural touchstone.
With an average of 2.5 million viewers a night, it's the top-rated late-night show among viewers under 50 and has racked up an unprecedented 10 straight Emmys for variety series. Though Stewart tends to downplay his influence, his high-profile interviews and blistering critiques of targets like Fox News have earned him a reputation as a latter-day Edward R. Murrow — the kind of personality who can draw 200,000 people to a rally on the National Mall.
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Put another way, Oliver has some pretty big shoes to fill. Nevertheless, he agreed without hesitation to fill in for Stewart because, he says, "I'd do anything for him. I'll paint his house if he wants."
For the time being, though, Oliver is focused on humorously lowering everyone's expectations.
"The goal is just don't have this building on fire when he returns, like one of those high-school-party-gone-wrong movies. You know, the parents are out of town and then they come home and it's just the smoking remains of what used to be their home," he jokes. "That's the worst-case scenario."
Despite all the self-effacement, Oliver was "the obvious choice" to fill in for Stewart, according to executive producer Rory Albanese. Citing Oliver's strengths as a writer, producer and on-camera performer, he predicts a relatively seamless transition. "I wouldn't be too worried that the show won't be as funny," he says. "It's just going to be in proper English."
It helps that, unlike previous correspondents who've used "The Daily Show" as a professional steppingstone, Oliver sees the gig as an end unto itself. Though he keeps busy with his podcast, "The Bugle," and continues to perform stand-up (his latest special, "John Oliver's New York Stand-Up Show," airs July 26 on Comedy Central), Oliver says he "couldn't imagine being anywhere else."
A longtime admirer of British satirists Peter Cook and Armando Iannucci, Oliver first made a name for himself as the co-host of a BBC radio show called "Political Animal." He jokes that his skills as a correspondent are "completely non-transferable," but the truth is he seems more interested in the carnival of dysfunction that is American politics than a sitcom or film career.
"Congress never loses its capacity to disappoint you. You'd think it would have bottomed out, then there's something like the gun control thing, which is the most pathetic thing I've ever seen in politics anywhere in the world," he says.
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Oliver has been a firsthand witness to the absurdity in field pieces that have taken him to nearly all 50 states and brought him face-to-face with tattooed Occupy Wall Street protesters, tea partiers in colonial garb and pizza-magnate-turned-presidential-candidate Herman Cain.
"I have a good working knowledge of America's greatest wack jobs," he boasts, adding that the most difficult challenge in the weeks ahead will be treating guests "like human beings."
"Having a sincere conversation with people is not something I have done a lot of, either in this show or in my life," Oliver says.
Yet for all his professed fear of earnest interaction, he speaks passionately about one subject close to his heart. In recent months, Stewart has fiercely criticized the Obama administration over some 900,000 military veterans waiting to receive disability benefits, and Oliver, whose wife, Kate Norley, was a combat medic in Iraq, vows to continue the fight.
"Veterans' issues are quite close to my heart. I find it quite hard to talk about, actually," he says, briefly blinking back tears. "Anything with veterans seems like the least you can do, or at least one step more than the least thing."
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Ask Frieda McGuire the secret to living a long life and she has no answer. "I have no recipe for it," said the 105-year-old resident of Leewood Nursing Home in Annandale.
Part of McGuire's secret may be that she stays active and involved. When the War in Iraq began, she visited Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, D.C. Although she wasn't allowed to meet with wounded soldiers, she fondly remembers speaking to a U.S. Army sergeant at the hospital.
"That was a very, very happy day," she said.
According to Leewood director of activities Gloria Allison, McGuire is a whiz at trivia. Once, when she asked McGuire why she did so well at the center's trivia games, McGuire answered "If you live as long as I live, you just know everything."
Born in Michigan, McGuire married Leo McGuire in 1935. They had two children, daughter Mary Ellen and son Michael, who currently resides in Springfield.
Leewood staff and residents threw a birthday party for McGuire on Friday, April 8, so that she could spend time with her family on her real birthday, Sunday, April 10.
Friday's party featured refreshments and songs. Nearby, a table contained McGuire's high school yearbook, family photos and a scrapbook containing letters from such well-wishers as "Today Show" weatherman Willard Scott, George and Barbara Bush, Bill and Hillary Clinton, and President George W. Bush and First Lady Laura Bush.


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In recent years, the Flaming Lips have worked hard to sacrifice the maximum amount of their once-abundant goodwill by making their music synonymous with weird stunt releases and overwrought visual accompaniments. In the sense that the band's latest album, "The Terror," doesn't arrive encased in a neon-painted ostrich egg or recorded as a transcription of a brain wave or delivered via submarine, it's a success. "The Terror" puts focus on the band's music and thoroughly explores its central theme.
It's unclear, however, where the appeal lies in listening to an album interested in embodying creeping dread and lingering terror – particularly one that evokes those emotions with monotonous, texture-less drone songs. If you're truly dedicated to sitting through a deadening, unchanging experience that takes single-note ideas and carries them on for way too long, you may want to try these experimental art installations I like to call "Having a Job" or "Winter in Chicago."
Assuming you opt to listen to "The Terror" instead, you will find lengthy spells of tedium like the 13-minute, three-note riff of "You Lust" or the grating "You Are Alone," which sounds like the part in every bad horror movie trailer where a little girl starts acting creepy. There are moments like the heavy bass riffs in the second half of "Butterfly, How Long It Takes to Die" and "Turning Violent" that promise to jar you out of complacency, but they are frustratingly brief.
It may be less obnoxious than the band's constant parade of provocative extra-musical ideas, but this album's single-minded devotion to unpleasantness is too on-the-mark to be enjoyable.
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A winner was selected from 227 designs submitted by 65 freelance designers.
Kuhani is a new coffee company that is looking for a label to use on our bags. The design should be eye catching, yet simple. Be creative, we are open to anything. The "Kuhani" logo on this label should be distinctive enough that it could be used on a letterhead or website, but the main thing is the label for the coffee bag.
We need a logo designed for our new coffee brand, "Kuhani." The main thing we need is a logo which will most prominantley be featured on the label of our coffee bag. So, it will be in about about a 3x5 space...give or take.Space needs to be available at the bottom of the logo to write in the specific type of coffee in the bag (eg. Ethiopian, Sumatra, etc)
Just to reinforce, this sticker is all we are going to have on our bag. It may look empty or lame if only the top 1/4 of the bag is covered by a sticker and the rest is just a brown bag. The sticker should probably cover a good portion of the front of the bag. For example, take a look at these (for size purposes):
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MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) Nate Robinson had 22 points and 10 assists and Carlos Boozer added 19 points and 12 rebounds to lead the Chicago Bulls to a 104-97 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Sunday night.
Luol Deng scored 17 points and Taj Gibson had 12 points and 11 rebounds for the Bulls, who were missing Joakim Noah for the second straight game because of plantar fasciitis. They still dominated the boards, 52-32, including 20 offensive rebounds.
Derrick Williams scored 28 points and Ricky Rubio had 15 points and eight assists for the Timberwolves.
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Can bump on tongue be from braces?
I have bilingual braces, meaning braces on the inner teeth, and I developed a bump (more of a wart looking bump) on the left corner of the back of my tongue. It grew a tiny bit and is now the size of the tip of a pin maybe smaller. It didn't hurt at first but then I started poking at it and now it feels irritated.
Can it be from the braces? I have had them for a while already and something like this never happened. Also, I recently have been eating and drinking a lot of citrus products, mostly lemons and limes; is it possible that the acidity level is causing this bump? Please help!!! Thank You.
Any lesion (bump) that appears on the tongue and does not go away should be taken seriously. You need to inform your orthodontist and insist on an appointment to have it examined and ask him to record its progress, take a photograph and if need be to refer you to an oral pathologist. Tongue lesions are not to be taken lightly.
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Lamp Shades for Chandeliers: How to Make the Right Choice
Invented more than two hundred years ago in France, lampshades for chandeliers took the world by stormand becameone of the most organic part for the modern drawingrooms. Since ancient times people haveused some specialshutters made of metal to protect their eyes from theharmful light of candles, torches orprimitive lamps. In thecourse of time this protective element has transformed intoattractive decorativeitem, the numerous advantages ofwhich keep catching the attention of modern interiordesigners anddecorators.
Are you looking for some special way of making your homeunique, cozy and eye-pleasing? Lamp shadesforchandeliers nowadays are made of different colors andforms, using a wide variety of fabrics and décor itemsto fullymatch any domestic design. They become not only essential and functional part of interiorenvironment, but alsobeautiful elements, capable of bringing you the most genuine aesthetic pleasure.
Originally lamp shades for chandeliers were made of fabric only, but owing to the imagination and creativityofdesigners and decorators, we are able to enjoy true masterpieces made of glass, crystal, metal, plastic,leather oreven parchment and paper. When you choose the material which is right for you, you shouldconsider not only thedesign of your room, but also the purpose of chandelier and proper place for it. Shadesmade of glass or paper aremore fragile, so it is not a good idea to put them in the crowded room.
Moreover, you should be attentive while choosing the coloration of lamp shade for your chandelier. Keep inmindthat darker shades output less light than lighter ones, but dimming effect can be adjusted by gold orsilver reflectiveliners. Light output can also be controlled by the amount of lamps and their power, as wellas lamp shades' shape.Beyond the basic ones, which include drum, bell, empire or coolie, modern designerspropose more originalshapes: oval, square, hexagon, gallery, cut-corner or scalloped ones.
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The United States Section shall appoint an advisory committee of not less than twelve but not more than twenty members who are knowledgeable and experienced with respect to fisheries subject to the Treaty. One-half the membership of the committee shall be residents of the State of Alaska and one member shall be a resident of the State of Idaho. Each member shall serve a term of two years and shall be eligible for reappointment.
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DUBLIN, Ohio, USA, 1 February 2011—OCLC Research and the Association for Library and Information Science Education (ALISE) have awarded research grants to Cristina Pattuelli of Pratt Institute, Chirag Shah of Rutgers University, and Bei Yu of Syracuse University. The awards were presented January 6 at the ALISE 2011 Annual Conference Awards Reception in San Diego, California.
- Cristina Pattuelli, Ph.D., of the School of Information and Library Science at Pratt Institute, will investigate the application of one of the most popular linked data initiatives, the Friend of a Friend (FOAF) ontology, to digital cultural heritage resources. The project, "FOAF in the Archive: Linking Networks of Information with Networks of People," will use various digital archives containing materials related to the history of jazz as a test bed to explore the potential of FOAF to leverage people-centric data and metadata from multiple sources beyond the traditional repository's walls.
- Chirag Shah, Ph.D., of the School of Communication & Information at Rutgers University, will perform a series of studies that include surveys, interviews and content analysis in the project, "Modalities, Motivations, and Materials – Investigating Traditional and Social Online Q&A Services." The findings will provide insight into why and how people ask and answer questions on various online sources, the quality of information shared and retrieved, as well as the impact such information makes on an individual's knowledge structure and decision-making.
- Bei Yu, Ph.D., of the School of Information Studies at Syracuse University, will explore the information-seeking behavior in virtual reference services by conducting discourse analysis and utilizing machine-learning text classification systems. The goals of the project, "Text Classification of Digital Reference Interviews: an Investigation of Information Seeking Behavior in the Social Web Environment," are to provide a new measurement for evaluating virtual reference services, new data attributes for information extraction/retrieval algorithms, and a dialogue model for fully-automated dialogue systems.
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MIAMI SHORES, Fla.—The Barry Buccaneers kick off the 2013 soccer season, the 30th in school history, this weekend as both the men and women host a pair of regional matchups at Buccaneer Field this weekend.
Kick-off Weekend starts on Thursday, Sept. 5, as the women get things started against Georgia College at 7:00 pm. Wear your 30th anniversary wristband (you can still get one at the gate) for a chance to win multiple gift cards to Best Buy, Sports Authority, Apple, and the Barry University Bookstore! Attendees will be greeted with an ice cream treat at the concession stand. The game will also feature the RA Challenge, with the RA's competing to win a pizza party for their entire floor.
Kick-off weekend will continue on Friday, Sept. 6, when the men kick off against North Georgia at 7:00 pm. Again, students wearing their 30th anniversary wristbands are eligible for prizes. The Student Alumni Association will be hosting a BBQ starting at 6:00 pm for the first 200 students. The Bucs will also be recognizing the spring sports teams, which posted the University's best ever finish in the Learfield Sports Director's Cup competition. Men's tennis and men's golf won national championships, while rowing finished second in the nation. Women's golf came in third at the national championship, while women's tennis and softball also advanced to the NCAA Tournament.
On Saturday, Sept. 7, the women will host West Georgia at 1:00 pm. Get to the game early as the first 30 students wearing their wristband will receive a free drink from the concession stand.
The weekend concludes on Sunday, Sept. 8 with the men facing off against Young Harris at 1:00 pm. Again, the first 30 students wearing their wristband will receive a free drink from the concession stand.
The Buccaneers have won 11 national championships in school history, crowned 261 All-Americans and 299 Scholar All-Americans and advanced to the NCAA Tournament 173 times across all sports.


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Los Alamos National Laboratory
The supernova that destroyed a galaxy
New supercomputer simulations by Los Alamos scientists and collaborators capture in unprecedented detail extremely powerful supernovae explosions in the early universe and their effect on the nascent galaxies that gave birth to them. The New Scientist highlights the supercomputer simulations that reproduced the energetics of the explosion from the surface of the star to its escape into the intergalactic medium. The research may solve the long-standing puzzle of how supermassive black holes were formed in the centers of some galaxies less then a billion years after the Big Bang. The Astrophysical Journal has accepted the research for publication.
Significance of the research
The formation of primordial stars and primitive galaxies ended the cosmic Dark Ages a few hundred million years after the Big Bang and began to transform the universe from a cold, dark, featureless void into the vast cosmic web of galaxies observed today. A few of these galaxies formed in the presence of strong ultraviolet (UV) fields that destroyed all of their molecular hydrogen, preventing them from forming stars until they reached 100 million solar masses. Then they began to cool sharply, and their gas catastrophically collapsed into their centers, in some cases forming stars that were hundreds of thousands times the mass of the Sun. The usual fate of such stars is to collapse to black holes with little or no explosion. However, some of these ancient stars instead exploded with nearly 10,000 times the energy of supernovae today, making them the biggest explosions in the universe.
The Los Alamos simulation is the most realistic cosmological supernova simulation ever performed of this process. The team determined the effect of supernova in different density regions and showed how certain conditions could fuel the rapid growth of a young black hole at the center of the protogalaxy. This finding may solve the puzzle of how supermassive black holes came to be in the centers of some galaxies less then a billion years after the Big Bang. The simulations also show how heavy elements of carbon, oxygen, and silicon could mix with primordial hydrogen and helium gas and later pool back into the protogalaxy, perhaps forming low-mass stars that may still exist in the universe today. Future observational campaigns may discover such stars, which may yet bear the ashes of these ancient explosions.
Research achievements
The team modeled the early stages of the explosion with the LANL radiation hydrodynamics code RAGE to simulate the extreme matter and radiation flows when the supernova shock erupts through the surface of the star and expands into the protogalaxy. Then they mapped the blast profiles from these runs into a much larger cosmological hydrodynamics simulation that followed the propagation of the shock into the protogalaxy in which the star originally formed. The scientists evolved the supernova explosion for about 100 million years to study its effects on the primeval galaxy.
This work reproduced in detail the energetics of the explosion over nine orders of magnitude in spatial scale, from the surface of the star to its escape into the intergalactic medium.
The team found that explosions in low-density regions evicted all the gas from the protogalaxy on timescales of 25 million years. Such supernovae could engulf nearby protogalaxies, contaminating them with heavy elements. If the explosion instead occurs in a dense shroud like the one that gave birth to the star, it loses energy far more rapidly, briefly engulfing the protogalaxy but then collapsing back into it. This catastrophic fallback can fuel the rapid growth of a young black hole at the center of the protogalaxy, which may solve the long-standing puzzle of how supermassive black holes came to be in the centers of some galaxies less than a billion years after the Big Bang.
The research team
Los Alamos researchers include Daniel Whalen, Joseph Smidt, Jarrett Johnson, Wesley Even and Chris Fryer, with collaborators from the University of Edinburgh, Monash University, and University of Minnesota.
Laboratory Directed Research and Development (LDRD) funded the work. The scientists carried out the simulations on the Los Alamos Institutional Computing clusters Pinto and Mustang. Director's Postdoctoral Fellowships sponsored Jarrett Johnson and Joseph Smidt. The work supports the Lab's Information, Science, and Technology science pillar.


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Gifts in Derry: Pay for them yourselves
April 21. 2013 7:45PM
The Derry Town Council has a long-standing policy of buying gifts for departing council members. The traditional gift is a $356 chair. What a nice gesture to make with other people's money.
For weeks the council has been embroiled in a little controversy over the gifts. Outgoing Councilor Brian Chirichiello did not want a chair. He asked instead for the town-owned iPad he had been issued. He got it. Some on the council want to ask him to give it back. A lot of bickering has taken place. Most of it seems to miss three critical points.
One: Why in the world is the town paying for gifts for councilors? One council member, Mark Osborne, had the sense to see that this was an unnecessary burden on the town budget. He recommended ending the practice and instead taking up a collection from council members for any departing gifts. "The responsibility falls on us and not on the public budget," he said. Kudos to him.
Two: Why in the world do council members have taxpayer-funded computers? What an extravagance.
Sure, relying on electronic communications saves paper and printing costs, which can get expensive. But who doesn't own a computer of some sort these days?
Three: Are Derry taxpayers keeping an eye on their council? These are not the sort of expenses we expect most taxpayers to find acceptable.


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Kyle Beloin, a senior political science and philosophy
major, is driven to make a positive difference for the next generation of
students. That's why he worked for two years as director for the Philosophy Mentor Program, a group that visits local high schools and provides
philosophy-oriented insight into the course material students are learning.
"We go to the high schools and we give these
talks for students of all ages," Beloin says. "We then set up lesson plans that
complement whatever they're looking at. It's a really awesome experience."
Beloin thoroughly enjoys helping students expand
their world views, and he understands more deeply than most the difference that
mentors can make. However, if it weren't for the help of one scholarship, he
may never have had the chance. As a former foster child, he faced significant
obstacles to higher education from the outset; according to the Children's
Advocacy Institute at the University of San Diego School of Law, only about two
percent of former foster children earn a university degree, compared to the 55
percent of the general U.S. population who attend college after graduating high
Beloin had nearly completed his first year at
the university when he heard about the Blavin/Arizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation (AFFCF) Scholars Program. Paul and
Amy Blavin, who are Scottsdale-based philanthropists, created the program at
Northern Arizona University in 2010 to provide funding for foster kids who have
"aged out" of the system. Beloin applied for funding through the program, and
was surprised and grateful to find out later that he had been named a Blavin
"That was quite an interesting position to find myself
in. I was worrying about applying for loans since I don't have anyone to cosign,"
Beloin says. "And now I can just worry about school and that's it. That's
something that not a lot of people get, let alone us foster kids. I consider
myself very lucky."
With the help of the Blavin scholarship, Beloin set
out to earn his education – and to figure out a way to help others. He excelled
in the classroom, and presented at the 2012 Undergraduate Symposium, an event designed to showcase student work for the Flagstaff
community. He also expanded his work beyond the university: in his role as
director of the Philosophy Mentor Program, he travels around the state to give
lectures and present papers about his work.
After graduation, Beloin intends to stay in
Arizona. Though he's not entirely sure what his future will look like, Beloin
wants to create a new legacy by using his knowledge and experience to help
solve issues at state and national levels.
"This kind of degree equips you with skills that
allow you to participate effectively in public conversation," Beloin says.
"That aspect of my education is going to allow me to accomplish, and help other
people accomplish, really awesome things in the world, or in the state, or in
the country. It's something that's really hard to come across at the university
level and something that I'm very grateful to have gained from my time at the


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Cleveland, Ohio (February 20, 2012) –How can teens and pre-teens help stop prejudice and discrimination in their own schools and neighborhoods? Can one person make a difference by standing up to bullying, peer pressure and intolerance?
This year more than 1,800 students from 126 schools shared their solutions by entering the fourth annual Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage Stop the Hate: Youth Speak Out essay contest. Their essays address a variety of issues, from cyber-bullying and homelessness to ethnic, racial and religious discrimination, and offer heartfelt and innovative solutions.
Essays are read and scored by more than 200 community volunteers. More than 6,500 entries have been received since the contest began in 2009-10, an astonishing number that evidences the depth of the issue. More and more teachers are integrating the essay into classroom assignments as a way of promoting discussion about various forms of hatred, intolerance and discrimination and how young people can take a stand for change.
Lynda A. Bender, Maltz Museum Director of Education and Public Programs, says "We have been overwhelmed by the willingness of young people to address these issues. Writing an essay encourages our youth to have empathy, make good choices and identify skills to respond when confronted with bigotry."
Students compete for a total of $100,000 in scholarships and prizes. Finalists in grades 6-10, announced below, will be honored along with ten junior and senior finalists (who compete for three scholarships by giving oral presentations) at an awards ceremony on April 22 at Severance Hall.
Finalists in grades 6-10 represent students from three of the seven eligible counties, and from a dozen schools. They are:
Mayam Assar, Cleveland Heights High School
Adrian Berr, Cleveland Heights High School
Corinne Sinclair, Cleveland Heights High School
Josh Chernomorets, Solon High School
Zachary Kenna, Stowe-Munroe Falls High School
Hailey Delphia LaFrance, Kenston High School, Bainbridge
Sapir Flank, Fuchs Mizrachi of Cleveland High School, Beachwood
Lucy Grierson, Rocky River Middle School
Julia Jantz, Learwood Middle School, Avon Lake
Graci Homany, Hathaway Brown School, Shaker Heights
Marisa Lancaster, Hathaway Brown School, Shaker Heights
Arjun Ramachandran, Solon Middle School
Srikar Dudipala, Copley-Fairlawn Middle School
Brian Luck, Copley-Fairlawn Middle School
Micah Stark, Copley-Fairlawn Middle School
The contest is open to public, private and home schooled students in Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Lorain, Medina, Portage and Summit Counties. Juniors and seniors complete for three, four-year college scholarships (one each $50,000, $25,000 and $15,000).; they and younger students compete for cash prizes, class visits to the Museum and resource materials for their schools.
Sponsored by Dealer Tire and KeyBank.
About the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage: An American Story
Opened in 2005, the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage introduces visitors to the beauty and diversity of that heritage in the context on the American experience, promotes an understanding of Jewish history, religion and culture and builds bridges of appreciation, tolerance and understanding with those of other religion, races, cultures and ethnic backgrounds serving as an educational resource for Northeast Ohio's Jewish and general communities. The Museum includes An American Story, The Temple-Tifereth Israel Gallery, an internationally-recognized collection of Judaica, and a special exhibition gallery featuring important exhibitions of national and international acclaim.
The Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage is generously funded by Cuyahoga County residents through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture
© MALTZ MUSEUM OF JEWISH HERITAGE 2012, All rights reserved


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Discussion in 'The Bar' started by sickfeeling, Jan 26, 2013.
she's had quite the career
What me worry?
Tuesday is much more pretty and glamorous
i remember jerking off to mad magazine back in the day
was pretty dirty
she resides on that slippery slope of hipster
i fear for her
National Lampoon mag was sexy
yeah, they had some issues that flat out had pictorials
I spanked it to that mag back in the old days
that pic just blew my mind.
great pic!
I see it.
tTHIS IS MY JOB
we have entered a new phase
Why don't you go eat some more shit out of your garbage?
that was a turning moment
it was my rock bottom
i've seriously made some changes to my life since that incident
i'm currently in the process of reevaluating and making some much needed changes
we also had to change the type of litter we use
Tuesday's a Reggie?
We never change. We promise we will but we don't.
While I lay my head upon my pillow
Little girl, come play beneath my window
Though she's far from home
She is free from harm
And she need not fear
She is by his side
And the sky is wide
So let the sun shine bright
On animal farm
Our animal home
On animal farm
Our animal home


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TUSCALOOSA | Four Tuscaloosa nonprofits will hold a new Valentine's Day event, which organizers hope will become a new annual event.
TUSCALOOSA | Four Tuscaloosa nonprofits will hold a new Valentine's Day event, which organizers hope will become a new annual event.
The Rockin' Red Affair will be a night of music and self-serve barbecue hosted at Rhythm & Brews on Fourth Street.
Several local bands, such as the Murphy Jones Band and the Toney Boys, will perform during the event.
Janet Zeanah, executive director of Focus on Senior Citizens, said a local Tuscaloosa celebrity will be the event's surprise guest.
For $25, attendees will get barbecue, live music and a T-shirt featuring the event's logo.
"I have no doubt it'll be a good crowd," Zeanah said. "I know I'll be there having fun."
Focus on Senior Citizens, Temporary Emergency Services, Tuscaloosa's One Place and Turning Point are hosting the event.
Zeanah said Focus was able to set up the Rockin' Red Affair because of the work of sponsors that assist Focus throughout the year on various events.
She said recent years had been tough on all Tuscaloosa-area nonprofits' fundraising because of the economy and the April 27, 2011, tornado.
"We need people to come buy tickets," Zeanah said. "And to have a good time."
The Fitts Agency, Jamison Money Farmer, Laser Skin Center and West Alabama Builders' Group were the sponsors who Zeanah wished to thank for their support.
"The agencies expect us to do fundraisers," Zeanah said.
"We've got an awesome community that supports nonprofits."


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This means that prices really must stay strong in the back end of the curve to assure that we have enough to meet demand. Negative news for natural gas is the possibility of power generators going back to coal.
Reuters reported that, "Rising natural gas prices forced power generators to turn to burning coal last month, with coal-fired generation 21% higher than a year earlier, energy data provider Genscape said on Thursday. U.S. producers have been churning out natural gas from horizontal wells after improving the drilling technology known as hydraulic fracturing. This has driven gas prices lower and has increasingly made the fuel more attractive to power generators. "While March electricity demand increased 2% over March last year, natural gas-fired generation plummeted 11% below March 2012 levels," Genscape said in a press release. April 2012 marked the first time that gas-fired electricity generation was as high as coal-fired generation."
Yet at the same time Reuters also reported, "Nevada power company NV Energy Inc proposed a plan to accelerate the retirement of its coal-fired generating facilities and the construction of natural gas and renewable power plants. NV Energy proposed its so-called "NVision" plan to reduce carbon and other emissions on Wednesday as an amendment to Nevada Senate Bill 123, which revises several of the state's renewable and other energy policies. This proposal by NV Energy is part of a growing trend with U.S. Western power companies to reduce greenhouse gas and other emissions by shutting coal-fired power plants. Over the next 10 years, NV Energy proposed to accelerate the retirement of its 553-megawatt (MW) Reid Gardner coal plant in southern Nevada and end its interest in the 2,250-MW Navajo coal plant in north central Arizona.
Still according Reuters, "U.S. power companies plan to shut or convert over 40,000MW of smaller, older coal-fired plants over the next few years as cheap natural gas prices and strict environmental rules have made coal the more expensive option in some areas. Eventually, the switch away from coal may shut 60,000 MW to 100,000 MW of power generation across the country, according to industry estimates. Low gas prices from record shale production depressed power prices to at least 10-year lows in several regions in 2012, making it uneconomic for generators to install new environmental controls on their oldest and smallest coal plants. Those controls are needed to keep the units compliant with federal environmental rules proposed since President Barack Obama took office in 2009.There are about 318 gigawatts (GW) of coal-fired power plants in the United States, about 30% of the nation's 1,051 GW generation fleet. The share of generation fueled by coal in 2013 will rise to 39.5% from 37.4% in 2012, then ease to 39.4% in 2014, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration's (EIA) short-term energy outlook in March. Coal produced over half of the nation's power as recently as 2003. EIA projected the share of generation fueled by gas in 2013 will average about 28.3%, down from 2012's average of 30.4% on forecasts that higher gas prices will prompt generators to burn more coal. In 2014, EIA projects gas used in power generation will slip to 27.8%.


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Oil prices are pulling back and it appears that gas prices have hit a top, but not if the Obama administration has something to say about it. Oil prices are weaker on China's PMI, which rose to a less than expected 50.9 in March. The number failed to inspire petroleum buying but it was a slight improvement over February.
The Environmental Protection Agency says it wants to reduce the amount of sulfur in gasoline to an average of 10 parts per million, down from the current standard of 30 parts per million, which might be good for the environment but they are lying to the American Public about how much it might cost. Tier 3 standards would reduce sulfur in gasoline by more than 60% and reduce nitrogen oxides by 80%. Yet it would also increase the cost at a minimum of 9 to 10 cents a gallon, but the EPA says it would only be a penny.
The EPA has lied to us before about the cost of regulation. You only have to go back to the switchover of diesel to ultra-low sulfur diesel. Remember that was only supposed to cost a couple of pennies. Truckers of course know that that was a lie. Diesel soon became more expensive than gasoline and it is clear that for political purposes the EPA deliberately misled the public.
The EPA needs to come clean with the American People. If they really believe that this gas is vital to our health and wellbeing, then tell us the truth about what it will cost. We don't need to be lied to even if the government thinks it is for our own good.
Natural gas also saw some profit taking but that is great opportunity to position for a longer-term bullish outlook. Natural gas has broken out from a long-term multi-year formation.


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FF&E Specalist for British Design Brand: Hotel Project
- Recruiter
- Bespoke Careers
- Location
- London
- Salary
- £30000-35000 per annum
- Posted
- 17 May 2013
- Closes
- 14 Jun 2013
- Ref
- 16170
- Sector
- Architecture, Property
- Job Type
- Permanent
A young and vibrant British design brand are looking for a talented FF&E Specialist with experience working on Hotel & Hospitality projects both in the UK and aboard. You must be used to working on contemporary hotel and bar projects, developing & producing original and innovative designs that will become iconic landmarks. You will be working very closely with the creative director and you must be experienced in working on medium to large scale hotel projects through to completion. Working with this multi award winning, cutting edge design brand, this is a fantastic opportunity that is unrivalled if you are looking for challenging new role as you will be working on very unique projects of the highest calibre. Please forward CV & samples immediately.
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Banana bread bursting with dried cranberries and mini chocolate chips. The tart berries paired with the sweet chocolate and subtle hint of banana is a particularly delicious combination, not to mention, befitting of the season.
This is a bread that only gets better as it ages. The banana flavor becomes more pronounced after a day or two and the chewy cranberries really pop. It has a soft, fluffy crumb and surprisingly isn't as sweet as some banana breads.
There's no butter involved, just a small amount of oil and buttermilk that you can swap out for sour cream or yogurt. I always have a canister – or three – of buttermilk powder on hand for baking. I love it because you can mix it up as needed and it has the same properties as fresh. Cup for cup I find it's cheaper too and it's not as wasteful. You can find it in the baking section of your market or buy it on-line.
This is a perfect bread to serve at a holiday brunch or to have on hand for impromptu guests that might drop in before Christmas. You know, to spread holiday cheer or drop off gifts or brighten your day with caroling.
It's nice to be prepared with a little snack. Payback.
Banana bread bursting with dried cranberries and mini chocolate chips.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Grease and flour a standard-size loaf pan.
- Beat the eggs, sugar, and oil together on low speed until blended. Beat in the banana and vanilla.
- In a separate, medium bowl whisk together the baking soda, baking powder, salt, cinnamon and flour. Add to the egg mixture and mix on low until just combined then pour in the buttermilk and mix again until just combined.
- Mix in the chocolate chips and cranberries. Pour into the prepared pan and sprinkle a handful of chips over the top.
- Bake about 1 hour or until a toothpick comes out clean from the center. Cool on a wire rack 30 minute then carefully turn out to cool completely.
Adapted from King Arthur's Baking Companion
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