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The author at Club for Growth in a related article titled Masonomics Bloggers writes:
COMMENTS (14 to date)
Tyler Cowen writes:
The GMU law bloggers at Volokh.com often cover law and economics...
Posted October 22, 2007 5:07 PM
djconnor writes:
I graduated from GMU in 2003 and have been blogging ever since. While centered with my Masonomist perspective, I dabble beyond the typical realm. Once upon a time my blog was called Effin' Eh. I've since retitled it Beyond the Digital Decks, as a non-sequitor supplement to my podcast mixes.
Blog: Beyond the Digital Decks (aka Effin' Eh)
Posted October 22, 2007 6:41 PM
Frank writes:
JC Bradbury of Sabernomics is a Mason PhD.
Posted October 22, 2007 8:22 PM
richard writes:
As to the pie-eyed picayune, I am the masonomist contributor. My pen name on my blog is xtrachromosomeconservative.
Posted October 22, 2007 9:20 PM
HispanicPundit writes:
Lets not forget Professor Mark Perry at CARPE DIEM blog...another must read:
Posted October 22, 2007 10:39 PM
Adam writes:
Technically I'm a grad, BA in history--but I'm still taking undergrad classes to get the prerequisites for applying for the MA program in Economics.
...not that it's a big deal :)
Posted October 22, 2007 10:50 PM
aje writes:
i'm now alumni rather than a student
Posted October 23, 2007 4:17 AM
Gary Shiu writes:
Edward Lopez with a Ph.D from GMU blogs at Divison of Labor, and I believe that the gentleman blogging up at Stationary Bandit is also a GMU Ph.D holder.
And more importantly, Xue Zhaofeng, a graduate student from now studying at GMU is spreading the free market learning to China through his blog in Chinese:
Posted October 23, 2007 5:01 AM
Sandeep Prakash writes:
The Poker Club is run by Sandeep and Charlie, both alumni of IHS Koch programs at GMU.
[Link fixed--Econlib Ed.]
Posted October 23, 2007 11:43 AM
Ted Craig writes:
There's even a name for you people:
Posted October 23, 2007 12:57 PM
I thought Neuroeconomics was being done by Kevin McCabe. Maybe he is just a co-blogger there, but Dani Rodrik had him listed as its blogger in his recent study of blogging and academic output.
Posted October 23, 2007 3:35 PM
Patrick R. Sullivan writes:
Does Lynne Kiesling count, she hangs out there some times.
Posted October 23, 2007 7:19 PM
BTW, McCabe came out as the most cited of the entire lot of all you Masonite bloggers.
Posted October 24, 2007 1:28 AM
ralph r. emmers writes:
I feel a bit lame for plugging my blog here, but I blog at another http://spontaneousorder.wordpress.com I didn't know there was a blog by GMU guys with the same name, but I suppose having a polycentric system can't be bad.
I'm 2nd year PhD at Mason. I was also part of constrained optimization although we don't blog there anymore really.
Posted October 30, 2007 1:36 AM
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From Goldman Sachs
Politics and policy were paramount last week. In the US, President Obama gained reelection with a remarkably clear margin after a hard-fought campaign. Stock markets took a nosedive the next day even though the probabilities of an Obama victory had been estimated to be quite high in the days prior. While Republicans retained their lead in the House, Democrats remained in power in the Senate and even extended their majority there. This preserves the pre-election split in the distribution of power, a fact which has raised further concerns about a timely solution to the fiscal cliff at year-end. While we see a fair chance that the debate could drag into January 2013, we continue to anticipate a year-end agreement (although a "grand bargain" is unlikely during the lame-duck session). Meanwhile, the Greek parliament very narrowly passed a new round of budget cuts and structural reforms, helping to pave the way for the disbursement of the next €31.5 bn loan tranche.
At their meetings last week, central banks left policy rates broadly unchanged. The ECB did not signal a shift towards additional easing, although there were some noteworthy changes in the statement suggestive of greater concern about the economic outlook. We think that further ECB action will target the monetary policy transmission mechanism rather then policy rates overall, as the key problem remains that the ECB's policy stance is not being transmitted evenly across the Euro area. In the UK, the BoE also left policy rates unchanged and did not extend its official QE program. It did, however, announce that coupon payments accumulated by the BoE's Asset Purchase Facility (£35 bn by March 2013) will be transferred to the Treasury to pay down government debt, a step Governor King described as "having an effect similar" to further asset purchases. Monetary policy was also left unchanged in Korea, Indonesia, and Malaysia, in line with consensus expectations except in the latter case, where a cut was expected.
The upcoming week comes less loaded with policy events. The only major one is the Eurogroup meeting on Monday, however EU officials have already confirmed that no decision on the next Greek aid tranche will be made before the Troika's next report on Greece's adherence to the bailout conditions. Greece has scheduled an auction for Tuesday in order to roll over €3.1 bn in T-bills expiring by the end of the week. Additionally, in the US, the President has invited leadership of both parties for a first round of talks on the fiscal cliff. The data calendars also look lighter, with the publication of the FOMC minutes on Wednesday, and US Philly Fed on Thursday.
In China, the leadership transition congress will end on Wednesday, with the personnel decisions to be made public on Thursday, We are also expecting data on M2 growth and CNY loans this week after the recent data releases were quite positive. Apart from a benign October CPI reading, Industrial Production and FAI (particularly the infrastructure subcomponent) also showed good momentum, while the Trade Balance beat market expectations. The only central bank meeting of the week will be in Chile on Tuesday, while the BoE will publish its inflation report on Wednesday.
The Week Ahead:
Monday, November 12
- Eurogroup meeting
- Also Interesting: Russia GDP, Israel Trade Balance, Czech Republic CA, Poland CA, Mexico IP
Tuesday, November 13
- UK CPI: A slight uptick to 2.3%yoy from last month's reading of 2.2%yoy is forecast.
- Greece T-Bill Auction
- Chile Monetary Policy Meeting: no change in the policy rate, currently at 5.0%, is forecast.
- Also Interesting: Italy HCPI, Spain HCPI, Hungary Consumer Prices, UK CPI
Wednesday, November 14
- China National Congress scheduled to end
- US Retail Sales: Our expectation is for a reading of -1.2%, down from 1.1% last month, and lower than consensus at -0.2%.
- US PPI: We expect a more subdued rise of 0.3%, in line with consensus expectations after a rise of 1.1% last month.
- UK ILO Unemployment Rate (Sept): Our forecast is for the rate to remain stable from August at 7.9%.
- UK BoE Inflation Report
- Also Interesting: France HCPI, UK Employment Growth, Euro area IP, Poland Consumer Prices, Argentina CPI
Thursday, November 15
- US Philadelphia Fed: We forecast a plus of 2.0, higher than consensus at 1.5 and lower than last month at 5.7.
- US CPI: After last month's rise of 0.6%, we forecast a stable reading from last month at 0.2%, in line with consensus.
- US Empire Manufacturing Index
- UK Retail Sales: Our forecast is for a decline to 2.2%yoy from last month's 2.9%yoy.
- Also Interesting: Russia Gross International Reserves, Turkey CA, Norway Trade Balance, Euro area GDP, Euro area HCPI, Canada
- Manufacturing Sales, Canada Existing Home Sales
Friday, November 16
- US IP: In line with consensus, we forecast a rise of 0.2% after a plus of 0.4% last month.
- US Treasury International Capital (TIC)
- Also Interesting: Italy Trade Balance, Hungary IP, Euro area Trade Balance, US Capacity Utilization, Mexico Real GDP
* * *
And for those who missed it before, here is a detailed calendar of Europen events until the end of the year from Deutsche.
- 10 November: VVD-PvdA (Liberal-Labour) government to assume power in the Netherlands.
- 11 November: Greek 2013 Budget to be voted on in parliament.
- 12 November: Merkel visits Portugal.
- 12/13 November: Eurogroup/ECOFIN finance ministers' meetings. Chances are EU finance ministers will still be discussing how to finance an extension of the Greek loan programme. Cyprus had aimed to agree its aid programme with the Troika in time for this meeting, but with international lenders resuming talks with Cyprus only on 9 November, the Eurogroup on 3 December now looks to be the likely timetable target.
- 13 November: Italy auction. Bills.
- 13 November: Greece auction. Bills.
- 14 November: Portuguese strike. The CGTP (General Confederation of Portuguese Workers), the largest trade union confederation in Portugal, is to stage a strike against the government's austerity measures.
- 14 November: Italy auction. Bonds.
- 15 November: Q3 GDP reports. Eurostat will publish the flash estimate of euro area GDP growth for Q3 2012. DB's current estimate is -0.2% qoq11.
- 18 November: France UMP party leadership election. France's main opposition party, the centreright UMP, is to elect its new leader. The congress is the party's first since former French president (and then UMP leader) Nicolas Sarkozy lost the presidential elections in spring 2012. Francois Fillon, the moderate pro-European former prime minister under the presidency of Sarkozy, is favourite to be elected with Jean-Francois Cope, the Secretary General of UMP, being the other candidate.
- 19-20 November: ECB workshop on excess liquidity and money market functioning. "The workshop organised by the ECB intends bringing together central bankers, practitioners and academics to discuss the current state of health of money markets, the impact on their functioning of the recently implemented non-standard measures and the possible side effects of large amounts of excess liquidity currently present in many developed economies" (European Commission). The market will watch this closely for any suggestions about the operations of the OMT and/or prospects for policy rates to fall into negative territory.
- 20 November: Spain auction. Bills.
- 21 November: Spain auction. Bonds.
- 22-23 November: EU Leaders' Summit. Officially to discuss the EU Budget for 2014-2020, but also an occasion to address crisis policies (including Greece, Spain and Cyprus if necessary). Following the UK parliament's rejection of the Cameron government position of a real-term freezing of the EU budget at worst — the opposition and rebels wanted a realterms cut — it appears unlikely the EU will yet reach a comprehensive agreement on the new Budget.
- 25 November: Catalonia regional election. Early elections for the parliament of the autonomous region called by Arturo Mas, head of the Catalan regional government.
- 25 November: Italy centre-left primaries, first round. The centre-left coalition led by the Italian Democratic Party (PD) is due to elect a leader for the Italian parliamentary elections to be held no later than April 2013. PD's incumbent leader Pierluigi Bersani looks to be the favourite. with Matteo Renzi, the Mayor of Florence, likely to be his main challenger. Nichi Vendola, the governor of Puglia and leader of the junior coalition party SEL12, is the other prominent candidate. The first round is due to be held on 25 November. Should no candidate secure 50% of the vote, a second round run-off will be held on 2 December. PD is currently leading in the opinion polls with 25%-29% support in the opinion polls held in October.
- 27 November: Spain auction. Bills.
- 27 November: Italy auction. Bonds.
- 28 November: Italy auction. Bills.
- 29 November: Italy auction. Bonds.
- 2 December (tentative): Italy centre-left primaries, second round. See 25 November entry.
- 3-4 December: Eurogroup/ECOFIN meetings. The regular meeting of the euro area 17 finance ministers followed by the EU 27 ministers.
- 4-6 December: German SPD Annual Party Conference.
- 5 December: Spain auction. Bonds.
- 5-7 December: German CDU Annual Party Congress.
- 6 December: ECB Governing Council meeting, followed by the interest rate announcement and press conference.
- 9 December: German SPD Party Special Conference to elect challenger for 2013 federal elections.
- 11 December: Spain auction. Bills.
- 12 December: Italy auction. Bills.
- 13-14 December: European Council summit. The final gathering of 2012 of the EU 27 heads of state and Government. One intention is to sign off on the legislation embodying the common bank supervisory regime under the ECB.
- 13 December: Spain auction. Bonds.
- 13 December: Italy auction. Bonds.
- 16 December (tentative): Italy PDL primaries. The centre-right Italian People of Freedom (PDL) party is planning to hold primaries to select its leader for the upcoming Italian parliamentary elections to be held no later than April 2013. The party was previously led by ex-Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who announced on 24 October that he would not be running in the PDL primaries and would not be seeking re-election as Prime Minister.
- 18 December: Spain auction. Bills.
- 27 December: Italy auction. Bills.
- 28 December: Italy auction. Bonds.


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Speed, glad to hear all is well. Hope it only gets better from here.
Speed, glad to hear all is well. Hope it only gets better from here.
Thanks speedbump, I will!
[QUOTE=ADKLove]Does he have a brother?
Congratulations on your anniversary.
Thanks! Sorry, no brother. He is an only child, and amazingly unspoiled. Great job mom-in-law, he knows how to treat a lady.
My sister, who was evicted from her current apartment, has found a new house.
This is kind of a good news/bad news thing.
Found out yesterday that my business partner (we are both independent consultants, self-employed) is taking a full time job. That means 'our' business now becomes 'my' business.
Good news - So, I get more work, I get a 20% increase - he got that cause he handled all the contracts, client billings, and company name stuff. More work is good for contractors.
Bad news - I get more work, I have to come up with a company name, do all the legal work myself, more acctg, more paperwork, new website, etc, etc. And I have to hope I have some status with the big software company that we 'were' in a relationship with based on the old business.
Just a little stressed, a lot excited. Didn't sleep too well last night.
My hubby and I went through the same thing -- not legal field, but had a corporation with one other partner......basically we divorced him, for reasons I won't go into. Suddenly it was necessary to close down the corp. and create a new one, and all the stress and excitement that entails. Take a deep breath, a stiff drink and mull everything over during the weekend. Put a notepad on your nightstand, and as you think of things during the night, take copious notes. It really helps to write something down, and then sort of let it go until morning. Good luck. I know it probably seems overwhelming right now, but I'm sure you'll do just fine.
This is not my good news but I thought it was something positive I had seen recently and wanted to share.
In the last couple of weeks I've seen several car accidents.........and I've seen someone else unrelated to the accident stop and help the people and with traffice etc... and I think its wonderful to see that there are still good people out there willing to stop what they are doing and help someone.
Smile it makes people wonder what you are up to.
You're right about that, but, I thought for sure you were going to tell us that the guy found NO leak.Originally Posted by Pansygirl
Muduh you make me Actually the good news for me today is that it only took 2 hours total to drill , fix the leak and cement the hole back.......
and I was out doing errands most of the time.........
and the other good news is I am alone...........hubby took kids to Dallas to a museum so I'm free.......smile
Sadly there really was a leak.................$700 leak...............
Smile it makes people wonder what you are up to.
I have good news: I finally got my new laptop from Long Island University. I always love opening the box and looking at all the components, start planning out the disk partitions and installing Linux, and get everything working. Okay, I'm a geek!
I'm planning to use SuSe Linux this time, I had Redhat on my Penn State laptop, but they sold out and everyone I know are switching.
I'm really excited!
My good news: I just found out that my older sister and her long time boyfriend are planning on getting married next fall. And I get to be the maid-of-honor! I'm so excited for her!


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Summer transfer season in I-League saw the addition of Costa-Rican World-Cupper Carlos Hernandez and former Arsenal player Rohan Ricketts join Prayag and Dempo respectively. The trend seems to have continued in winter transfer season with Portugese striker Edinho Junior joinng Shillong Lajong from Blackburn Rovers. Churchill Brothers and Sporting Clube have also made moves in the transfer season, siging couple of players each.
Shillong Lajong Sign Edinho Jr. in a Path Breaking Move
Shillong Lajong have signed Brazilian born Portuguese football player Edon Júnior Viegas Amaral, better know as Edinho Junior, from Blackburn Rovers in a path breaking move. It has been reported that the 18 year old declined an offer from Celtic to join Shillong Lajong. Friday Gbeneme has been released by the club as a result. The move is indeed a historic move considering the fact that no player has joined the I-League from such a big club till date. With 6 rounds to go, Lajong faithfuls would expect that the highly rated young striker can help them avoid relegation. Larsing Ming Sawyan, General Secretary Shillong Lajong Football Club expressed his pleasure at the signing and said "We are thankful to Blackburn Rovers for providing us with a player of Edinho's quality. He will be an incisive edge to Lajong's forward line and will definitely add to the quality of the game on the field"
Churchill Brothers Sign Lamine Tamba, Balal Arezou
After the departure of Lebanese defender Bilal Najjarin who has signed for UAE side Fujairah SC, his countryman Akram Akram Moghrabi has also left the club. The duo was largely responsible for leading Churchill Brothers to the top of the table. While Bilal was perhaps the best performers in the Churchill team which rose to the top on back of his solid defending , Akram scored at ease and was a nightmare for any defender in I-League. With pundits across the nation thinking that Churchill would find it tough to survive without the two Lebanese players, the club, continuing with their tradition of bringing high quality foreign players to the I-League, roped in Bilal Arezou and Lamine Tamba
Lamine Tamba brings with a huge experience of playing in I-League and though he has huge shoes to fill in, the Senegalese is quite capable after having successful stints with Pune FC and Mahindra. The 27 year old has been a part of Marseille squad and at 6 ft 1 in will be handful for most I-League strikers. Bilal Arezou, the Afghan captain rose to prominence in the SAFF cup 2011 held in New Delhi where he scored 6 goals including 4 against Bhutan and also scored against India. Fans will vividly how he troubled Indian defense with his pace in the two matches he played against India. Signed from Norway 2nd division club Asker, Bilal is expected to quickly settle down as he comes from the subcontinent himself.
Quinton Jacobs Switches Loyalties To Bagan
Experienced Namibian midfielder Quinton Jacobs, who had once wet for a trial with Manchester United, switched loyalties to Kolkata giants Mohun Bagan after failing to adjust to the new style advocated by David Booth. Jacobs was one of the best players at Salgaocar and was one of more consistent performers but Booth preferred to play him as striker while Jacobs himself admitted that he was more comfortable playing in the midfield. So when the Kolkata giants came calling , he signed on the dotted lines.
The signing of Jacobs indeed comes as a sigh of relief for the struggling Mariners as they look to avoid relegation. The Bagan midfield led by Jewel Raja and Denson Devdas has struggled to create chances for the strikers and Odafa was often frustrated with the lack of service. Having led United Sikkim to the second place in division-2 last season, Jacobs with his impressive ball-skills and accurate passing is an ideal addition to Bagan squad. Simply put it is a smart signing by Karim Bencherifa as Jacobs is an established player in Indian conditions, unlike the new foreign players coming in.
Sporting Rope in Angel Berlanga
Sporting have brought in Angel Berlanga, a Spanish defender who was plying his trade in Auckland City in New-Zealand. Berlanga had an immediate impact as he scored on his I-League debut against Salgaocar, leading his side to a 2-0 win. Berlanga was an influential player for Auckland and even played for his club in the FIFA Club World Cup and also led his club to the pole position in the domestic league. He brings with him a wealth of experience of playing at the highest level which is bound to help the Goan club.
Berlanga is expected to steady the young but inexperienced Sporting defense which has lacked a leader with Keita putting in inconsistent displays and picking up red-cards more often than not. Thanks to his tackling abilities, he can also play as a defensive midfielder as was evident in the first match against Salgaocar. He is bound to take time to settle down in humid conditions and was found to be struggling a bit with his fitness in the first match.After helping his side, he said "It was a dream to score on my debut in front of our supporters. I am hungry to help my new team-mates win and the club to climb the ladder."
Ex-Malaga Striker Juan Francisco Signs For Sporting
Sporting made their second Spanish signing in a week when they added ex-Malaga Striker Juan Francisco García Peña aka Juanfri to their roaster after signing him from Écija Balompié, a Spanish lower league outfit. Sporting coach Oscar Bruzon is believed to be the brainchild behind this signing. Juanfri has played in one of the world's toughest league – Spanish La Liga and even scored a goal in Copa del Rey. The move will no doubt add teeth to a Sporting attack which has been patchy this season. Standing at 6ft , Juanfri will be more than a handful from the set-pieces as well. Speaking after acquiring his second Spanish player, Oscar Bruzon said "Capturing the signatures of Angel and Juanfri is great news for the club. They will add a sprinkle of Spanish flavour to a team which is bursting with local Goan talent, who make up the core of the team."
Lajong Sign U-19 Japanese Striker Sho Kamimura
Sho Kamimura became the latest signing by Shillong Lajong as the club looks to avoid the drop. The Japanese striker who can also operate as a play-maker, had immediate impact as he scored a brace on his debut against Air-India and earned the man-of-match award. Lajong were struggling to score goals as both Sushil Kumar and Friday lost their form after a good start. Lajong were struggling to find a replacement for Johnny Menyongar but now seem to have finally found one.
Kamimura has represented Japan at the U-18 and U-19 levels and has also played in the second division of J-League. He has been signed from Albirex Niigata FC, a club based in Singapore where he scored an impressive 8 goals in 23 games. He showed great understanding with Friday upfront in the first match against Air-India and said "I will work hard and give my best to help the team perform well in all the remaining games"
The Other Signings
United Sikkim were expected to strengthen their foreign contingent and that is what they did bringing in Steve Hayes from Australia, Pablo Rodriquez Aracil from Spain and John Landa Matkin from USA. While Hayes is a midfielder who can play as a defender, Pablo Rodriquez is a striker who has played in the lower divisions in Spain. Hayes in fact won the man-of-match award in his first match where his crosses troubled an in-form ONGC defense. Apart from this Air-India have roped in Afghan defender Mujtaba Faiz in a bid to shore up their defense as they look to avoid the drop.
These indeed interesting times for the Indian Football fans with the I-League entering its final stages and these foreign players would no doubt add more quality in addition to increasing the star-value. Having said that, it remains to be seen how successful each player will prove to be.


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Campbell, CA (PRWEB) October 31, 2013
Maum Meditation, a worldwide non-profit organization, is proud to announce its latest center which is scheduled to open in mid-November 2013 near Campbell, CA.
Founded in 1996 by Woo Myung, Amazon bestselling author, calligrapher, lecturer, and artist, the humble beginnings nearly 18 years ago has grown to a worldwide organization today totalling over 340 centers.
With centers spanning six continents and operating in over 30 centers, Maum Meditation has guided thousands of people to accomplish human completion to date.
With its simple, 7-step method of subtraction, Maum Meditation is changing the human mind to the infinite universe mind.
Maum Meditation defines the human mind as the collection of pictures one has accumulated over a lifetime.
Through the five senses of sight, sound, smell, touch, and taste, the human body functions as a camera. Just as a camera takes pictures, so, too, does the human body.
These pictures become one's own individual mind world, which is a false world that does not exist in the world.
Simultaneously upon taking the pictures, the human mind overlaps the pictures he has taken into his mind over the actual world that exists and he lives trapped inside the false world he made in his mind.
By subtracting all the pictures that are the human mind, one will be able to see the true world, become the true mind that actually exists and reach human completion.
Located on the border of San Jose and Campbell, this new location will open 7 days a week to serve the community. Maum Meditation is open to people of all backgrounds regardless of age, gender, race, or religion.
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JAMESTOWN, NY – July 30th, 2012 – The Story Pirates have selected four stories written by area children to perform at their show at the Lucille Ball Festival of Comedy on Saturday, August 4th. The stories were hand-chosen by the Story Pirates from nearly 50 entries that the Lucy Desi Center for Comedy collected throughout the summer.
The Story Pirates, who recently appeared on stage with Conan O'Brien, are a critically acclaimed arts and creative writing organization founded in 2003 to celebrate the words and ideas of young people, to promote literacy as a vital part of education, and to preserve the spark of youthful creativity. Former cast members include John Oliver of The Daily Show and Kristen Schaal of 30 Rock. The show, which has been praised by Jon Stewart and featured on NBC's Today, is performed by professional adult comedians, but based entirely on stories written by children.
"Story Pirates has been committed to providing high quality arts and education programs to children since 2003," said Nicole Brodeur, producing director for Story Pirates. "What began as a pilot in a single low-income Harlem school has grown to become a nationally respected arts integration curriculum in place annually at over 150 schools from coast to coast."
Earlier this summer, the Story Pirates performed at the Reg Lenna Civic Center for a crowd of third and fourth graders from Jamestown Public Schools and Southwestern Elementary Schools. Winning stories will be revealed at the Pirates show on Saturday, August 4th at 11am. Tickets are $4 and $7 for adults, and available at LucyComedyFest.com or by phone at 716.484.0800.
"Story Pirates believes that every child has a story to tell," Brodeur said. "Whether it's a world where cats can fly or a rock opera about fuzzy alien tickle monsters, our sketch comedy musical is based entirely on stories by elementary schoolers! We received amazing story submissions for Lucy Fest, and have chosen several to be performed on August 4th. We hope to see you there!"


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Vive To Host Open House; Invites Community
Will Kick off Vive in a Box initiative
Who: Vive, the nation's largest refugee center
What: Invites the community for a tour and open house celebration to showcase the agency, meet refugees and learn about the Vive in a Box initiative.
The Vive in a Box initiative is a way for folks to connect with Vive's mission—and refugees—by hosting a party in their homes, with their friends.
When: Saturday, June 1st, 2013
2:00 pm-5:00 pm
Where: 50 Wyoming Ave, Buffalo 14215
Why: Few people know that the nation's largest refugee center is on the East Side of Buffalo. Vive typically houses and serves 100 refugees at any given time.
People want to get involved and/or volunteer. This Open House and this initiative give them a chance to do just that.


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Well I installed Ubuntu a couple of days ago and, first I had no audio, but solved it with Alsa-mixer. Now I play the sound test, I try with center and plays it with subwoofer, and viceversa.
I saw somewhere that with this command (gksu gedit /usr/share/pulseaudio/alsa-mixer/profile-sets/default.conf) I can swap the channels editing the text. I tried but at restart didn't work.
Intel P4 @2.80 Ghz
Intel D865PERL mobo
Creative SB Live! sbo100
7/4 Gb RAM
Please Help! I love Ubuntu so much!!!


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Modified Stars Join SS Green Light Racing at Martinsville When the NASCAR Camping World Trucks take to the Martinsville Speedway on Saturday afternoon the two SS Green Light Racing entries will have a "modified look" as Burt Myers and Tim Brown...
Modified Stars Join SS Green Light Racing at Martinsville
When the NASCAR Camping World Trucks take to the Martinsville Speedway on Saturday afternoon the two SS Green Light Racing entries will have a "modified look" as Burt Myers and Tim Brown take the wheel of the teams No. 07 and No. 08 Chevy Silverados. Both drivers will be making their NCWTS debut this weekend.
The Myers name should be familiar to NASCAR fans as Burt will be the third generation of Myers to run in one of NASCAR's top three touring series. The Myers Brothers Award is given annually by the National Motorsports Press Association and recognizes individuals or groups who have provided outstanding contributions to the sport of stock car racing. The award is named after two of NASCAR stock car racing's pioneers, the late brothers Billy and Bobby Myers. (Burt's grandfather and great uncle.) Burt's father Gary Myers had 46 starts in the Grand National (now Sprint Cup) series from 1972 to 1978.
Myers, a native of Walnut Cove, NC has 76 career feature victories and seven championships since getting behind the wheel in 1995 will pilot the No. 07 with support from The Wyatt Winstead Foundation, Capital Bank of Raleigh, NC, Dynamic Downhole Services and JRC Investments has goals of joining the series full time. "I'm an old school racer who wants to win every time I get behind the wheel, but I know I need to prove myself first," said Myers. "The goal for this week is to finish all the laps with all four fenders on the truck and position myself to move up. The SS Green Light team has some good equipment and I plan to show that I can compete at this level."
The SS Green Light team recently tested with Myers at Caraway Speedway. "Burt looked great in our test," Crew Chief Bobby Dotter said. "He was running lap times as quick as some of the series regulars who were there. I think he has a lot of talent and we'll do our best to let him show that talent on the track."
Myers has five starts at Martinsville; all in modifieds including a fifth place run several weeks ago in the Made In America Whelen 300 at the paperclip shaped half-mile track. "I'm excited going to Martinsville, I know the track real well. We finished fifth there last month. It will be a little different in the heavier truck, but I'm confident that Bobby and the team will help me adapt."
The SS Green Light team will run two trucks at Martinsville as fellow modified driver Tim Brown will make his debut in the NCWTS in the Fastwax sponsored No. 08 in partnership with Rick Ware Racing. Brown finished second in the NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour championship standings three consecutive seasons, 2006-2008. Tim currently works at Michael Waltrip Racing as a suspension specialist as he prepares the next step as a NASCAR competitor.
Brown and Myers finished one-two in the Modified points at the historic Bowman Gray Stadium in Winston-Salem, NC this season and have battled against each other hundreds of times over the last ten years. "Tim and I have a lot of respect for each other. We're both competitors, we race each other hard, but with respect," said Myers.
The Wyatt Winstead Foundation was started in 2006 by Pat Winstead to remember his son Wyatt who passed of a brain aneurysm at just three days old. The foundation raises money to donate to various children's charities in memory of Wyatt.
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The terribly sad conclusion that must be reached from following the phone hacking scandal is that if a large proportion of our population is happy to support such a brand of populist press they must obviously have a deep lack of interest in anything other than tittle tattle and celebrity gossip.
People have been limiting themselves to a narrow, blinkered and sometimes dangerous view of the world sold to them by an unscrupulous, corrupt and immoral element of our press.
Ignorance today is sometimes treated as a badge of honour and some brands of newspaper are considered "not for the likes of us".
A sad reflection indeed on the current state of our politics, society and the educational level many achieve.
Are people simply not interested in wider issues and those who run their lives? Not only do the quality broadsheets report on a wide range of news issues, they also offer serious debate.
Politicians must ask themselves if they wish to engage more people in politics, and people must ask themselves if they wish to live in a better world and start to question what goes on around them.
Conor Whitworth
There have been many unedifying aspects to the News of the World scandal. One is the alacrity with which fellow journalists have come to the defence of their "good and honourable" colleagues working on that paper. They chose to work on a paper that has pandered to the lowest public tastes, that has faithfully echoed the illiberal ideas of its owner and that has employed techniques of journalism that have tested the very limits of legality. They put themselves in that hazardous occupational and ethical position.
Professor Colin Richards
Spark Bridge
Sarah Helm was surprised on a Saturday evening in January 1986 to discover the Sunday Times newsroom deserted as "every journalist… packed in a smoky room upstairs". Her colleagues were shocked to be told to move to Wapping within three days or be sacked. I am surprised that she was surprised and they shocked.
On Saturday 21 February 1981, a similar meeting of Sunday Times journalists had been convened at 90 minutes' notice to consider a proposed Murdoch takeover, accompanied by guarantees to protect journalistic integrity. A handful of us opposed the idea, proposing an injunction to enforce the law and oblige the Monopolies Commission to investigate. I quoted from an Observer article that described the way Murdoch had debauched his Australian newspapers and predicted that his guarantees would be worthless. Some colleagues derided my pessimism while Hugo Young, the paper's public conscience, argued that whatever the commission's findings, the responsible minister would not be bound by them. What was good enough for Hugo was good enough for the majority concerned, that night, for their jobs. They voted to go with Murdoch. I quit immediately, after 14 years on the staff, as did others.
Two years later, in 1983, the Sunday Times published the "Hitler diaries", after being advised by its chief expert, Hugh Trevor-Roper, that he had doubts about their authenticity.
By 1986, no one on the staff should have been surprised about Murdoch's way with disobedient journalists.
Tony Geraghty (former defence correspondent and chief reporter, Sunday Times)
Ross on Wye
Sunday 12 noon, 10 July 2011, Morrison's store, Whitefield, Manchester: two large piles of unsold News of the World; Observer: only one left.
Are we seeing a shift in national consciousness of religious dimensions? Should I write a letter to the Observer, thanking it and the Guardian for reviving my faith in human nature?
Then I read that the Church of England has £4m shares in News International. Better not get carried away yet.
Malcolm Metcalf


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The expert explained why the Russian space forces strike Iranian airbases
The long range aircraft of Russia – bombers Tu-22M3 will strike at terrorist targets in Syria and with Iran. Our planes arrived at the Iranian air base at Hamadan, and have already made the first combat sorties.
Why the Russian aircraft were closely Mamimi in Syrian and Iran decided on such a tight military cooperation with Russia – versed "MK".
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According to the military, for air strikes on targets of the terrorist groups in Syria, the Iranian Hamadan air base fits much more than Hamim. Syrian cramped for such a large aircraft as long-range bombers Tu-22M3.
Only last week the Tu-22M3 has met three bombing rebel positions. But so far it was used for airfields in North Ossetia, where, for example, to Palmyra – more than 2000 km For comparison of Hamadan – a total of 900 km. This means that the stationing of Tu-22M3 in Hamadan will not only significantly reduce the flight time of bombers to targets, but also by reducing required flight weight fuel will give the opportunity to increase the bomb load.
At the same time on the eve of the Russian military-diplomatic sources it became known that the defense Ministry has requested the consent of Iran and Iraq on the use of airspace of these countries for the passage of Russian cruise missiles.
Moreover, in the military and do not hide that on August 15 began the exercises of the Caspian flotilla, where battle, the test of the missile ships of "Dagestan" and "Tatarstan" and small missile ship "Grad svijazhsk" and "Velikiy Ustyug" – they are all far cruise missiles "Caliber".
These are the "Caliber", which in October of 2015, released on the Caspian sea, have done in the world so much noise when destroyed in Syria 11 sites banned in Russia "Islamic state". Then the trajectory of their flight, too, passed through the airspace of Iran and Iraq that, according to the representative of the Russian General staff, it was agreed in advance.
The current teachings in the military establishment said that their plan provides for a test of the ability of the forces of the Caspian flotilla to the actions in the resolution of crisis situations that threaten the military security of the country, including those of terrorist nature."
In addition, now in the Mediterranean sea are the same exercises of ships of the permanent operative connection of the Navy and strike group of small missile boats "Green Vale" and "Serpukhov" armed "Calibers".
Accordingly, conclusion: in the near future, not only Russian long-range bombers Tu-22M3 will be to bomb the terrorists in Syria, but our missile ships will cause the cruise missile strikes on terrorist targets in this country.
This is something that concerns the military side of the issue. Its political component – how and why Iran has agreed to provide its air base for Russian long-range bombers – "MK" asked to tell the Director of the Center for the study of the Middle East and Central Asia, Semyon Bagdasarov.
The Iranians understand that the situation – particularly in North-Western Syria and near Aleppo – very heavy, – he explained. – Iran has a clear interest in having it reversed. But he has no such technical capabilities as Russia. So the Iranians have provided us with the airport in Hamadan. However, this is not the final solution to the problem, it should be understood that before the end of the war in Syria is still very far away. In Aleppo are fighting terrorist groups, including the former dzhebhat an-Nusra – now Jabhat Fatah al-sham (banned in Russia), combined. They were given huge, colossal assistance from Turkey, including American weapons. They received a large number of American anti-tank weapons the latest versions and God knows what else, and now counterattacked. Their operation is a resounding name of "the mother of all battles". Moreover, their offensive is not simply attacks the individual units, but a real military operation, with the active cooperation with the artillery. We have full-fledged military actions using parts of the rear, hospitals, headquarters management – all the rules of military science. Now this counter-attack while choking, thanks to the Russian air strikes and the actions of our allies on the ground. But the situation is still far from resolution. Something drastic may change only when they closed the passes Azaz and Glabrous. The third transition in the area Manuja, the so-called Syrian democratic forces are now also actively used. So you need to close the Turkish border is the most important. Without this near Aleppo will be hard.
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GOD'S WORD® Translation (© 1995)
Then you will flee to the valley of my mountains, because this valley between the mountains will go as far as Azel. You will flee as you did from the earthquake at the time of King Uzziah of Judah. The LORD my God will come, and all the holy ones will be with him.
King James Bible
And ye shall flee to the valley of the mountains; for the valley of the mountains shall reach unto Azal: yea, ye shall flee, like as ye fled from before the earthquake in the days of Uzziah king of Judah: and the LORD my God shall come, and all the saints with thee.
Darby Bible Translation
And ye shall flee by the valley of my mountains; for the valley of the mountains shall reach unto Azal: ye shall even flee, like as ye fled from before the earthquake in the days of Uzziah king of Judah. And Jehovah my God shall come, and all the holy ones with thee.
World English Bible
You shall flee by the valley of my mountains; for the valley of the mountains shall reach to Azel; yes, you shall flee, just like you fled from before the earthquake in the days of Uzziah king of Judah. Yahweh my God will come, and all the holy ones with you.
Young's Literal Translation
And ye have fled to the valley of My mountains, For join doth the valley of the mountains to Azal, And ye have fled as ye fled before the shaking, In the days of Uzziah king of Judah, And come in hath Jehovah my God, All holy ones are with Thee.
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The text, as you perceive, deals with horses which were unclean under the Jewish law yet, in the day spoken of in the text, the horses themselves shall be purged from commonness or uncleanness, and their harness shall be dedicated to God as certainly as the vestments of the High Priest himself. It will be a happy day indeed when the men who deal with horses, too often a race anything but honest and upbeat shall exhibit in their common transactions a consecration to God, so that on the horses' furniture …
Charles Haddon Spurgeon—Spurgeon's Sermons Volume 7: 1861
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Matthew 16:27
The Son of Man will come with his angels in his Father's glory. Then he will pay back each person based on what that person has done.
Matthew 25:31
"When the Son of Man comes in his glory and all his angels are with him, he will sit on his glorious throne.
Psalm 96:13
in the LORD's presence because he is coming. He is coming to judge the earth. He will judge the world with righteousness and its people with his truth.
Isaiah 29:6
The LORD of Armies will punish you with thunder, earthquakes, and loud noises, with windstorms, rainstorms, and fire storms.
Isaiah 66:15
The LORD will come with fire and with his chariots like a thunderstorm. He will pay them back with his burning anger and punish them with flames of fire.
Isaiah 66:16
The LORD will judge with fire, and he will judge all people with his sword. Many people will be struck dead by the LORD.
Amos 1:1
These are the words of Amos, one of the sheep farmers from Tekoa. He saw [a vision] about Israel during the reigns of Judah's King Uzziah and Israel's King Jeroboam, son of Joash. This happened two years before the earthquake.
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The loan program through Total Source for Hearing-loss and Access allowed for the trial of a Redcat Class Amplifying System within the 3-year-old classroom at Freedom Elementary. Currently there are three 3-year-old boys with hearing loss in this classroom, and at times hearing aids would not be sufficient. The town of Sapulpa, Oklahoma has approximately 20,000 people. So, to have 3 boys the same age with hearing loss is a first for the school system. The loan program allowed the teacher to be able to evaluate the system before purchasing the equipment. She has a unique perspective because she is also the Assistive Technology Professional for the Sapulpa School System. The teacher saw the sound system help all the children participate better during group instruction time. When she allowed the children to use the microphone [to speak into], she had a significant increase in vocalizations in one of the non-hearing-impaired students. She is looking forward to trying the Sound System with an FM system as well.
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Nutmeg With Shell is comprised of the whole, round, unshelled kernel of the Myristica plants. This product has a very strong, bitter, warm, aromatic smell and flavor profile. Nutmeg With Shell is most commonly used in pasta, cake, bread, pie, cookie, souffle, meat, and soup applications.
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Celtics GM Danny Ainge says he doesn't feel pressure from ownership to make a big trade like the one that brought Kevin Garnett to Boston, writes Baxter Holmes of the Boston Globe. "I don't think that would be very smart, to put pressure on myself," Ainge said. "That one happened to work out and we were very fortunate that Minnesota was moving in a different direction, that they loved Al Jefferson, and so we were able to get a deal done. But there's been a lot of deals that I thought we had a way better chance of doing that we couldn't end up doing." More from around the Association..
- The Rockets announced (via Twitter) that Robert Covington and Isaiah Canaan have been reassigned to the Rio Grande Valley Vipers of the D-League. Covington and Canaan have been bounced back and forth from the Rockets' varsity squad to the D-League affiliate a number of times this season, as shown in our running list of assignments and recalls for the 2013/14 season.
- Veteran Ronnie Price is happy to help take on a leadership role with the young Magic, writes Ken Hornack of FOX Sports Florida. "This year has been kind of refreshing for me in a lot of ways," the 30-year-old guard said. "And I can't really explain where it came from or why I feel that way. I feel like a kid again. I really enjoy the game." Price will be a free agent this summer and if Jameer Nelson winds up elsewhere, Hornack writes that Orlando can't afford to get too young at the point guard position.
- Spurs stars Tony Parker and Tim Duncan have found success together, but their relationship did not start off on such spectacular terms, writes Dave McMenamin of ESPNLosAngeles.com. "He didn't talk to me for a whole year," Parker said, reflecting on his rookie season in 2001/02. "It was kind of weird coming from France and you have your superstar player that doesn't talk to you as a point guard, it's kind of tough, you know? Because you're supposed to talk to everybody."
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Hemphill's Rugs & Carpets has been selected as a 2014 Retail Star. Below is the article from Home Accents Today.
Home Accents Today announced the names of the 50 businesses selected for inclusion on its 2014 Retail Stars list.
The annual list, now in its 10th year, recognizes independent brick-and-mortar retailers of home accents, including furniture stores and interior design boutiques, who are creative in their merchandising, have a positive presence in their local communities and are distinguishing themselves from the competition. The Retail Stars list is not a ranking, and is not based on sales volume.
The businesses named to the list are based in 21 states with Texas and California contributing seven and five stores, respectively. This year's diverse group, 90% of which operate in a single location, ranges in size from A Studio, a 400-sq.-ft. shop situated on Michigan's scenic "Tunnel of Trees" highway, to the 1.2 million-sq.-ft. showrooms of Jamestown, North Carolina's Furnitureland South. A third of the stores are ringing up annual sales in excess of $3 million, and 10 stores are at $5 million and above. The 2014 Retail Stars include one centenarian — Reeds/Jenss of Amherst, N.Y., which opened in 1912 — and a 97-year-old, McCurry Furniture Co. of Warrior, Ala. At the other end of the spectrum, half of the stores have been open 10 years or less.
"The retail climate is changing faster than ever before, and it takes a lot of effort to stay on top in these changing times," said Jenny Heinzen York, editor in chief of Home Accents Today. "The 2014 Retail Stars exemplify excellence in independent retail and are true role models for their innovation, customer service, marketing and merchandising strategies which make them leaders among their peers. This honor recognizes all their skills, not to mention their hard work, and should serve as a reminder to us all to support local businesses."
Members of the home furnishings industry were invited to suggest stores and retailers were encouraged to submit information describing their businesses. The list was compiled and narrowed down by Home Accents Today's research analysts and editors.
The 50 Retail Stars list, sponsored by AmericasMart Atlanta, publishes each year in the May issue. A copy of the 2014 Retail Stars story, with photos and information about the honorees, may be purchased and downloaded here.
Home Accents Today's 2014 Retail Stars are:
A Studio, Good Hart, Mich.
Aldik Home, Van Nuys, Calif.
Anteks Home Furnishings, Dallas, Texas
Bass's Tradition House, Moultrie, Ga.
Bedside Manor, Winnetka, Ill.
Belfort Furniture, Dulles, Va.
Bronstein's Fine Furniture, Mobile, Ala.
Bungalow Home & Garden, New Albany, Ohio
Cactus Flower Interiors, South Padre Island, Texas
Carolina Rustica, Concord, N.C.
CasaBella Interiors, Brandon, Miss.
Cleveland Lighting, Cleveland, Ohio
Clive Daniel Home, Naples, Fla.
Cocobello, Hudson, Wis.
Daisy's, Alameda, Calif.
Daisy's Designer Alley, Greensboro, N.C.
DH Collection, Fort Worth, Texas
DOMA Home Furnishings, St. Petersburg, Fla.
Eclectic Design Source, Libertyville, Ill.
Furniture Affair, Phoenix, Ariz.
Furnitureland South, Jamestown, N.C.
Garber's Interior Design, Elkhart, Ind.
Gray Living, McKinney, Texas
Hemphill's Rugs & Carpets, Costa Mesa, Calif.
Hillside Furniture, Bloomfield Hills, Mich.
IBB Design Fine Furnishings, Frisco, Texas
Interior HomeStore, Sherman, Texas
Isidro Dunbar Modern Interiors, Miramar Beach, Fla.
Kensington Furniture, Northfield, N.J.
Kindel & Co., Howard City, Mich.
La Maison Interiors, Scottsdale, Ariz.
Le OBJECTS For The Home, Seattle, Wash.
Lila Home by Lauren Nicole Designs, Charlotte, N.C.
McCurry Furniture Co., Warrior, Ala.
Metro Home Style, Syracuse, N.Y.
One Swanky Shop, Marble Falls, Texas
Reeds Jewelers/Jenss Décor, Amherst, N.Y.
Rich Designs Home, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Room 22, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Rummage, Los Angeles
Shed – The Eclectic Home, Maplewood, N.J.
Sign of the Dolphin, Seminole, Fla.
Simplicity Décor, Kirkland, Wash.
Stock & Trade Design Co., Homewood, Ala.
The Front Porch, Waukesha, Wis.
The Woods Fine Amish Furniture, Plainview, Minn.
Thornberry Cottage, Green Bay, Wis.
Under a Hula Moon, Kailua, Hawaii
Vintage Nest, Glenview, Ill.
Zinc Details, San Francisco, Calif.


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Iraq is stabilizing? It seems to me more that Iraq is simply resting a bit for now. The Iraqi government still shows no real signs of being able to take over and govern efficiently and peacefully for any meaningful period of time. If this "stabilization" is going to continue to require our presence, then there is no real stabilization, is there? Therefore, we still have no real options in moving any troops to respond to any other needs in the region.
Pakistan is a powder keg and we have no real dampener. Musharraf has not worked out well for us so maybe Kayani is the one to help more but the Bush administration needs to be better informed and active to keep this from turing into a Shah situation. I don't have any confidence they have the ability to do so. The Iraqi invasion keeeps turning more and more into an albatross.
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The Bear Creek Street well has been taken out of service after a raw water sample tested positive for E. coli, KSAT-TV is reporting.
Customers don't need to boil or treat their water, San Antonio Water System authorities told the station. The water system will investigate the source of the bacteria and disinfect the well.
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2007 School Lunch Report Card
2007 School Lunch Report Card
Background | Criteria | Report Card |
Overweight and obesity, and the diseases that accompany them, have become epidemics in the United States. A recent report published by a research team at Johns Hopkins University predicts that if current trends continue, by the year 2015, 75 percent of all Americans, including 24 percent of all children and adolescents, will be overweight or obese. While there may be multiple reasons for these problems, some societal factors play a particularly significant role. School lunch is one of these.
Because school lunches have an important influence on childhood health, the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine (PCRM) evaluates the meals served in the National School Lunch Program each year. Healthful lunches rich in fruits, vegetables, legumes, whole grains, and other vegetarian foods will not only nourish children, but help them maintain normal body weights, develop good lifelong eating habits, and reduce the risk of chronic disease later in life.
For this year's report, PCRM analyzed the lunches served in 22 of the nation's largest elementary school districts and evaluated the districts on their efforts to educate children about good nutrition. The results are summarized on the report card.
PCRM's team of dietitians graded schools based on criteria in three major categories: Obesity and Chronic Disease Prevention, Health Promotion and Nutrition Adequacy, and Nutrition Initiatives. The main objective was to determine whether foods served in schools are truly promoting the health of all children.
The results show that some schools are doing an excellent job, having incorporated more plant-based entrées, seasonal fruits, vegetables, and whole grains into menus than in years past. Too many others are failing, offering few, if any, healthful selections. Some schools have launched nutrition education programs to promote healthy eating habits, but have not changed their menus accordingly.
Established in 1946 by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) is one of five federally funded child nutrition programs that provide meals, snacks, and other food to children. All of these programs play an important role in contributing to food security among low-income families while also feeding a large number of all children. The NSLP serves approximately 30 million lunches a day; approximately 100,000 schools participate. The program cost $8.2 billion in 2006.
Schools participating in the NSLP receive cash subsidies and commodity foods for each meal served and bonus commodities, as they are available from agricultural surplus. In return, schools must serve lunches that meet federal nutrition requirements. They are also required to offer free or reduced-price lunches for eligible children. Each day, approximately 17.5 million students receive a free or reduced-price school lunch.
Unfortunately, a multitude of factors can have a negative influence on what food service directors end up serving for lunch. These include financial constraints and outdated federal requirements that permit schools to serve unhealthful foods.
One of the most significant roadblocks to change is the USDA's commodity system. Each year, the USDA purchases hundreds of millions of pounds of pork, beef, and other animal products, primarily as an economic benefit to agricultural interests, and donates them to the NSLP and other food assistance programs. Unfortunately, these "entitlement foods" are almost all unhealthful foods. This system makes it easy and inexpensive for food service directors to choose chicken nuggets, hot dogs, and other high-cholesterol, high-fat foods.
Despite these challenges, progress is being made in some areas. For example, four states—California, Florida, Hawaii, and New York—have instituted healthful school lunch resolutions that aim to combat the obesity epidemic. These resolutions recommend that vegetarian entrée options be served daily and urge schools to place an increased emphasis on healthful plant foods such as fruits, vegetables, grains, and legumes.
PCRM's Healthy School Lunch Campaign
PCRM's Healthy School Lunch Campaign was established in 2001 to help protect children's health and to reduce childhood obesity rates by increasing the availability of healthful plant-based foods in schools.
Through the annual school lunch review, the annual Golden Carrot Awards for innovation in food service, and pilot projects in individual school systems, PCRM encourages lawmakers, the USDA, and school districts to achieve the Healthy School Lunch Campaign goal of ensuring that all foods served promote the health of all children.
Making the Grade
To earn a high grade on PCRM's School Lunch Report Card, school districts must go above and beyond USDA requirements, which many nutrition experts believe are inadequate. The guidelines permit high-fat, high-cholesterol foods to be regularly featured in school lunches and do not require school districts to serve any plant-based meals or, in most cases, to offer nondairy beverages. Nor do the guidelines require food service staff to offer nutrition education or any other type of programs to promote healthful eating. (A new USDA wellness initiative does require schools to provide goals for nutrition education but it stops short of requiring the schools to actually offer any programs.)
Given the prevalence of obesity among children and adults, it is clear that schools should meet nutrition standards that are more stringent than those set by the USDA. That is why PCRM has developed a new grading system. Districts that score well on this report card deserve special recognition.
To earn a perfect score, school districts must meet USDA nutrition requirements, and they must also serve a nondairy, vegetarian (vegan) entrée daily, offer a variety of fresh or low-fat vegetable side dishes and fresh fruits daily, make a nondairy beverage available to all students, and provide nutrition education in the cafeteria, as well as offer programs that promote healthful eating habits. Innovative programs include farm-to-school programs, cafeteria school gardens, farmers' market salad bar programs, and other inventive ways to encourage the consumption of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and legumes.
School Lunch Trends
Every year, PCRM documents the changes and improvements—or lack thereof—in the types of foods offered in schools. Unfortunately, too many school districts continue to emphasize less-than-healthful choices—hot dogs, cheeseburgers, and other high-fat, high-cholesterol foods.
The good news is that since PCRM began compiling these reports in 2001, there has been an increase in the availability of healthful vegetarian and vegan entrées in some school districts. This year, PCRM dietitians noted that 64 percent of the school districts regularly feature vegan selections on their menus or offer them upon request.
PCRM dietitians also found that 73 percent of the school districts now offer an alternative to dairy milk—bottled water, juice, or soy milk. (Fifty-five percent offer the alternative for free; 18 percent made it available for purchase.) In 2006, 67 percent of the districts offered an alternative for free or for purchase.
Past scores for individual districts are also a good indication of the positive trend among some schools. San Diego Unified School District, for example, earned a C- in 2003; a B- in 2004, and an A- both in 2006 and this year. Miami-Dade County Public Schools received a C in 2002, but earned a B+ this year. And Montgomery County Public Schools in Maryland steadily climbed from a C- in 2004 to a B in 2006 to a B+ in 2007.
PCRM dietitians have also noted that, in some school districts, the variety of healthful choices is expanding to some degree. A peanut butter and jelly sandwich is an acceptable vegan option that PCRM encourages all schools to offer, but it's good to see some food service staff getting more creative. Tasty-sounding new dishes spotted this year include Italian pasta fagioli, veggie burger wraps, and build-your-own bean burritos.
Unfortunately, even the school districts that offer healthful options continue to serve them alongside unhealthful foods, which makes it less likely that children will make a wise choice.
Most Improved
The most improved school district this year is Oakland Unified School District in California. Its score rose from a C in 2006 to a B this year.
The district has expanded its healthful offerings, including a vegetarian Griller's Prime burger and a peanut butter and jelly entrée, both of which are clearly labeled on the menu as vegetarian. Oakland also gained points by increasing the number of fresh fruit and low-fat vegetable side options available each day.


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Circumspect Sundays: 84 years of Marriage is a Thing of Beauty
I think that sitting on the porch with your husband of 84 years who is a sweet guy has got to be one of the most beautiful things in the world. Even if "he wasn't much to look at". I have a goal now. Hmm, 52 (me) + 84 (marriage) = Eternity. I can do it.
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A Craven County couple are in the Guinness World Records book. The two did nothing outlandish such as sky-diving upside down, dancing for days, taking the longest lawn mower ride or having the most tattoos. No, Herbert and Zelmyra Fisher of the Brownsville community have been married for more than 84 years. That is a feat in itself. They have the world record of the longest marriage for a living couple. They can thank their granddaughter Iris Godette for getting the recognition. She submitted the information to the Guinness Book of Records. The information was apparently checked by Guinness and a certificate was given to the couple. Herbert was born June 10, 1905. His hearing is going but his mind is sharp. Zelmyra was born Dec. 10, 1907. She uses a walker to get around the house and yard. The two of them can still give their reasons for marrying on May 13, 1924. "He was not mean; he was not a fighter," Zelmrya said. "He was quiet and kind. He was not much to look at but he was sweet."
Married 84 years is Blinging Beauty folks! Even if you don't have any teeth! [flash https://blingingbeauty.com/5teeth.swf w=100 h=50]
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-NFL Films voice, John Facenda
The Niners are learning this valuable lesson right now. Penalties, players who make mistakes, a QB who is still not really a real threat to carve up an opponent and throw for 350 yards, but with all of that, they still find a way to win. 15-1? Maybe not. But they have already shown they can win games where they are behind. Win games where they are killing themselves with penalties. Win games against teams, on paper, they shouldn't have beaten. It'll be interesting to see if they can. I say 13-3.
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Assad must resign, says Obama
On 19 June 1967, the Israeli cabinet voted to return the Golan to Syria in exchange for a peace agreement.
In May 2004, the American President signed E.O. 13338 (PDF 95.3MB) implementing the Syria Accountability and Lebanese Sovereignty Restoration Act (SAA) which imposes a series of sanctions against Syria for its 'support for terrorism', 'involvement in Lebanon', 'weapons of mass destruction programs', and the 'destabilizing role it is playing in Iraq'.
2005 - 'Syria and Lebanon: A Brotherhood Transformed'
August 8, 2006 - 'Peace Between Hizbullah and Israel? It Almost Happened'
September 20, 2007 - 'Netanyahu breaks silence on Syria'
December 3, 2008 - 'Obama Urged to Quickly Engage Iran, Syria'
May 8, 2009 - 'Obama renews U.S. sanctions on Syria'
Feb 4, 2010 - 'Israel Warns Syria It Would Lose Future War'
Israel's foreign minister harshly warned Syria Thursday against drawing the Jewish state into another war, saying its troops would be trounced and its regime would collapse in a future conflict. Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman also advised Syria to abandon its dreams of recovering the Israeli-held Golan Heights
May 3, 2010 - 'Obama Renews Syria Sanctions'
Jun. 6, 2011 - 'Netanyahu: Syria provoking Israel to divert attention from internal bloodshed'
August 19, 2011 - 'Syria: Assad must resign, says Obama'
Nov 28, 2011 - 'Syria committed crimes against humanity: U.N. report'
March 4, 2012 - 'The United Nations Accuses Syria of "Crimes against Humanity"
Sep 12, 2013 - 'Obama Insists: Assad Must Step Down'
Sep 13, 2013 - 'Assad guilty of crimes against humanity, says UN chief Ban Ki-Moon'
Oct.10, 2013 - IDF chief: Israel must go by Iran and Syria's 'actions, not talk'
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On Jun 30, 2006, at 10:09 AM, Julian Reschke wrote: > > Jan Algermissen schrieb: >> Hi, >> On Jun 30, 2006, at 9:50 AM, Julian Reschke wrote: >>> Michael Wechner schrieb: >>>> Hi >>>> It's not clear to me how a server can recognize a WebDAV enabled >>>> client from a GET request and >>> >>> It can't. >> I will run into the same question in the near future, so let me >> get this right: >> I have implemented an HTTP resource for something collection-like >> and like to serve that up as HTML lists or WebDAV collections >> depending on the client capabilities. Are you saying I cannot >> detect if I am talking to a client that can handles WebDAV >> collections or not? That's seems silly. > > If a client does a GET on that URL, return HTML. If a client does a > PROPFIND on that URL, return a XML multistatus response body. > Ah, ok (have not really used WebDAV, so this is not in my bones). > What am I missing? Nothing, thanks. Jan > > Best regards, Julian >Received on Friday, 30 June 2006 08:17:54 UTC
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