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Eden Grace DOB 10-3-07 & our story
I'm just amazed at what changes a day can bring! I went in to see Eden this evening with two of the children, and was at first scared out of my mind. She was in an isolet, and I thought she might be in a bassinet. The nurse quickly let me know that the isolet is a step up, and the bassinet a step up from there. Eden is now off oxygen altogether and breathing on her own, woohoo!!! She's still under the bili light, but that's not bad at all. They tried to nipple feed her earlier today, but she still doesn't have a good suck/swallow reflex yet so they are continuing to tube feed her. The best part was that I got to hold her for the first time! We had a conversation eye to eye, and it felt incredible. I don't care how many babies a woman has, there's nothing like the feeling of holding your infant that you've carried in your body! Such a rush.
I just got home today from the hospital....minus my wee one, but I know she's in good hands. I'll try to make this story short, but I may ramble as I reflect on the experience. Wednesday approx 2:30/2:45 Oct. 3, I had been experiencing some sharp pains in my lower abdomen as normal for my pg to date....figured I'd get some spotting that evening or the next day as was normal. Wasn't on my feet too terribly much, actually felt ok for once! I was going to make a few phone calls, went to go hit the potty, did my business and realized I was still hearing some "tinkling" in the toilet and quickly realized there was some blood. Well, I didn't freak out, I simply figured I was having some more spotting and finished up. I soon came to the full realization that this was more than spotting, this was the real deal and the blood was running out of me pretty well. I opened the door and told DH "Time to go!" - and he proceeded to run around like a chicken with his head cut off! We found the phone, deciding to call 911 instead of making the trip ourselves. I laid down on the floor on my side to help curb the bleeding (I had been running around my room with my hand between my legs, feeling the blood running out, thinking somehow this would stop it, lol!). The EMT's arrived at around 3:00, only to begin a long 20+ minute near-argument about the need to take me to their hospital over my hospital, telling me they had a NICU, that my OB had priviledges there ( I knew he didn't) and I'd be ok at the other hospital, blah blah blah. I called my OB to see if my doc delivered at the other hosp., and was told no, and STILL the EMT's wanted to argue with me. Finally, DH put his foot down and said if she's not gushing blood (I wasn't at that point, laying down helped) she's going to the hospital she wants to, and we are going NOW. That got their attention, they walked me to the stretcher and loaded me into the ambulance....only to spend another 15 minutes "prepping" me....something we felt they could have done in my bedroom.
I finally arrived at the hospital by 4:30, they very quickly prepped me for surgery, got the blood on hand for a possible transfusion, signed all the paperwork and wheeled me in. By 5:30, Eden Grace was born at 5 lbs. 9 oz and 18 3/4 inches long and taken straight to the NICU. I stayed in surgery another 2 1/2 hours. My OB discovered that my suspected placenta acretia was worse than anticipated, that instead of attaching on the former c/s scar tissue, the placenta had grown THROUGH the scar tissue and uterine wall. He had no choice but to remove my uterus with the placenta still inside (to decrease blood loss). I'm disappointed, but knew it was possible, and am just so thankful that I made the decision to come to this hospital. My OB told me the next day that the other hospital doesn't have a NICU, and is inexperienced in high risk deliveries.....and told me that there would have been the chance I may not have survived the surgery if a young inexperienced doctor had handled me (had I gone there instead).
My little Eden has had a rough go of it the past week but is getting better. She was put on oxygen (a "cpap" from what they say, not sure if that's even the right abbreviation), and by Thursday evening was showing signs of difficulty breathing. They x-rayed her chest the next morning to discover a tear in her left lung leaking air into the space between her lung and the outer membrane. They siphoned that off, but it didn't get any better (she looked awful, I was in tears the whole evening seeing her sucking so hard trying to breathe). They had to then insert a chest tube to help relieve the pressure so her lung could heal. That improved her greatly! Her oxygen dependency has steadily been going down, and we found out this evening (got a call from the NICU nurse handling her) that they removed her chest tube and downgraded the oxygen apparatus so that HOPEFULLY I can actually hold my baby! I didn't even get to see above her nose until the other night, as she's been under a bilirubin light, plus the oxygen masks, etc. I was able to see her eyes and she could see me which made me feel so much better. They haven't said when she'll be coming home, and I haven't really pushed for a date/day, just kind of taking it one step at a time. Her daily x-rays still show prematurity, but so long as she's making progress I'm content in knowing she's in incredible hands with the NICU nurses and the caring neo-natologist on staff.
On an ending note....I'd like to caution repeat c/s mama's to do your best in knowing what's going on with your pregnancy every step of the way. It was scary knowing the risks....I'll admit a great fear of dying with this pregnancy and feel grateful that I had a wonderful OB to care for me....but the risks of continuous c/s are high the more you have. Just know what's going on inside of you, both for yourself and your child!!!
today just before being released from the hospital:
Carson ~~ Wifey to Sam, Mom to a blend of 8 crazy kids!
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Oh my what a story! I will be praying for little eden!
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Welcome to the Big Big World Eden!
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Re: Eden Grace DOB 10-3-07 & our story
Wow. Congratulations on your new baby girl! to you for all you've been thru. Praying for your little one, I hope you get to hold her in your arms soon.
How many C/sec's have you had? I'm curious, I've had 2.
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Welcome little Eden !
momma sounds like you have a great NICU staff watching over you precious one. We loved our NICU
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Re: Eden Grace DOB 10-3-07 & our story
Welcome little Eden Im sorry you had such a rough start but am glad to here she is doing well. How early was she? She was the same weight (and 1/4 in longer) as my DD who was born at 34w1d. I pray for a quick recovery for you and your LO..
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Congrats! Welcome to baby Eden and I hope she continues to improve and gets to go home soon!
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Thanks for sharing Eden's story with us, mama! Sounds like she's doing well! Great news!
How are you holding up? I'm so glad for you that you have a competent doctor to follow you during your care. I've always wondered what purpose an OB/GYN serves (I've always been fortunate enough to see midwives), but now I know... Thinking of you!
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Congratulations Carson on having such a beautiful little girl! I have had 2 babies in NICU and know how scary that is. I will be thinking of your family. My babies stayed for 14 days the first time, then a week the second. I am so sorry that you had such a scary birth story, but glad that you have your little Eden Grace! She is so beautiful! I can't wait until you post her coming home pictures! I am sure it will be soon. I wouldn't rush it though. My 2nd dd stayed for 14 days then came home over night. We had to take her back because of some issues that she was having. That is when they discovered that she had sleep apnea. She had to come home on a heart monitor which woke all of us if she stopped breathing. It was really irritating too as we had lots of "lose leads". She outgrew it after several months. 3rd dd only had to stay 6 days and came home very healthy with no problems after that.
Hang in there Mama! You will have a beautiful baby coming home healthy in no time!
Kaydee- Mama to: G{21},G{17]B{8},B{5}and Born-sleeping, AngelBaby,who is in our hearts forever! Abigail Neveah{Feb 23, 2007}
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Congratulations on the birth of your new daughter!
I'm sorry you had such a rough time and I hope you heal speedily and completely from your surgery.
I'm praying that Eden has a quick and uneventful NICU stay and that she is soon home with her family.
My girls were born at 34 weeks, 4 days and had 10 and 16 days in the NICU. In the grand scheme of things it is a relatively short time, but it seemed like ages. I just wanted my babies home with us. It was also quick the juggling act with 4 other children to care for and NICU visits to the girls.
Take good care of yourself and keep us updated!
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You've been doing the column for a long time. I don't read it but once every few months, but you seem to be doing a good job with it. My congratulations.
Kahgani: Goog does a wonderful job at Q&A, cool that I get to guest host once with the almighty Goog, hopefully that will continue, hehe.
I fancy myself a D2 fan, especially with the expansion, I am usually on USWest if anyone is ever curious, always under the name Kahgani with my druid, hehe.
Google: Wow. I think the last time I saw anything from Zac here it was him writing this column and me sending in letters. Thanks for the compliment, and I might take you up on that D2 offer if I ever get around to make a Bnet character.
The Last Laugh:Kahgani: Hard column like I said, but it was very fun to do and I hope to be around next week. I really don't know if anyone was going to send me a game, since both me and Chim forgot to post my e-mail address last week. hehe, mistakes happen. Anyways, I want FF Chronicles, Skies of Arcadia, SuikoGaiden. And even though this isn't a game, it is game related, I will also take any rares from Ultima Online. Oh, and if you had Ultima Online questions or wanted to offer me a game, catch me at firstname.lastname@example.com. Have a good weekend and hope to see everyone next week.
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"People Can Violate NCAA Rules and Then Walk Out with $750,000."
"Elsewhere, when you violate the law or the rules, you go to jail or pay a fine," says an amazed Andrew Zimbalist, a man who's been following university sports closely for decades and ought to be way past amazement.
"Elsewhere, when you violate the law or the rules, you go to jail or pay a fine," says an amazed Andrew Zimbalist, a man who's been following university sports closely for decades and ought to be way past amazement.
But universities, as institutions, are different. Better. Universities with multi-billion dollar endowments get tax breaks. University professors who've plagiarized from their own students keep their jobs. University coaches like Indiana's Kelvin Sampson, who deliver winning teams by playing filthy, get spectacular buyouts.
Indiana, an article about Sampson notes, has paid over four million dollars in the last few years to people, like Sampson, who don't work for the university. Sampson's reward would cover tuition for almost a hundred of the university's students.
Places like Indiana get a lot of attention when scandals like Sampson break. But spare a thought for under the radar schools like San Diego State, ruled lo these many years by jock-mad Stephen Weber, who has destroyed the university because of his insistence on spending tons of money on sports teams no one cares about. The campus has "sunk to the level of a mediocre community college," a commenter notes in response to an article about that university's latest sports-generated fiscal disaster. "The best profs are leaving or left. Students cannot get in to required classes and sit in filthy rooms, crowded to the gills. Now SDSU bosses demand that students pay more than double fees to keep the library open, while the football program, as well as the other sports programs, drain what dollars are left."
Having impoverished itself through sports fuckupery, SDSU will admit, its administration now announces, "greatly reduced" numbers of students in the next few years.
Under a delusional president, SDSU has betrayed its fundamental mission -- to educate Californians.
UD's way past amazement about Indiana. SDSU, however, retains its capacity to dazzle.
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Manmohan Singh reviews financial inclusion effortsSeptember 17th, 2010 - 7:33 pm ICT by ANI
New Delhi, Sep 17 (ANI): The Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, on Friday reviewed the progress towards financial inclusion by banks in India.
Dr Singh was briefed on the efforts being made by banks to reach banking services through information and communication technology based models and banking intermediaries to 73,000 rural habitations having population of over 2000 as per the 2001 census by March 2012.
The Prime Minister also reviewed the safety and security measures put in place for such banking transactions being executed through the business correspondents.
Dr Singh desired that these technology driven banking models must be fully exploited to ensure that the benefits under the various Government programs such as National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA), pensions etc become available to the beneficiaries living in remote villages faster, more efficiently and with lesser intermediation cost.
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor D. Subbarao and Secretary (Financial Services) R. Gopalan were present on the occasion along with Dr Singh.
On the occasion, State Bank of India Chairman O.P. Bhatt and Punjab National Bank CMD K.R. Kamath presented through hand-held devices the various technologies of branchless banking being used by them to reach banking services in the rural interiors.
These services include deposit, withdrawal, remittance and other facilities.
Presently, India has about 32000 rural bank branches, and the government in order to facilitate inclusive growth throughout the country has in the Budget Speech 2010-2011 directed banks to extend the reach of financial services to all the villages having a population of more than 2000.
This would enable the rural hinterland to become fully connected with the financial sector in India. (ANI)
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- Biggest challenge before nation is to ensure inclusive growth: Mukherjee - Mar 12, 2011
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- SBI-AISECT introduce mobile banking services - Oct 20, 2010
- PNB's total business reaches Rs 6.21 lakh crore - Jan 22, 2012
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|Leadership: Being an Effective Project Manager
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|The Process of Project Management and the Future
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The historic sites around Williams Lake encompass the mystery of First Nations, the struggle of the early settlers, the heyday of the Gold Rush, and the romance and ruggedness of pioneering cowboys.
Located at the south end of Williams Lake on Highway 97 is the Chief William Heritage Site and RV Park, featuring a reconstructed pit house and an impressive log and timber arbor, which seats more than a thousand people under it, and is used for powwow/gatherings. Named for Secwepemc Chief Will Yum (some believe the city is named for this Chief, though others believe it is named for William Pinchbeck), the site is home to the First Nation Williams Lake band's annual contests and Father's Day powwow. Visitors and locals are welcome to join these events.
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Also on Highway 97, 37km/23mi north of Williams Lake is the Xat'sull Heritage Village, pronounced "Hat-sool." The village is constructed on its ancient village site overlooking the Fraser River. Here visitors may discover the spiritual and cultural traditions of these proud Native people. Embark on a cultural tour and see early petroglyphs, visit the sweat lodge and perchance have a spiritual experience, take part in the annual Xat'sull powwow, or listen as the elders teach through the time-honored tradition of storytelling.
Constable William Pinchbeck came to the Cariboo in 1860 to keep law and order. After settling a claim, he established a race track, stockade and auction where the industrial part of Williams Lake is today, and located his homestead on the land now used for the Stampede. Pinchbeck built a rest house, which included bedrooms, a restaurant, saloon and store, on the northwest hill overlooking Williams Lake. He died in 1893 at the age of 62 and was buried in a small grave on the Stampede Hill overlooking the lake. The grave still stands.
The Williams Lake Museum is the home of the BC Cowboy Hall of Fame, and features photos, biographies and memorabilia of BC's outstanding cowboys and cowgirls. The museum focuses on ranching and rodeos, as well as the Shuswap Nation, particularly the Soda Creek and Williams Lake Sugar Cane bands, and possesses an extensive collection of artifacts contributed by the First Nations people in the area.
The original BC Rail Station, built in the 1920s, is now Station House Gallery, which displays contemporary works by the region's artists.
North of Williams Lake is Quesnel Forks, a mining camp built in the 1860s. Quesnel Forks was one of the rowdy centres for the Cariboo Gold Rush until the area was bypassed by the Cariboo Waggon Rd. The town was abandoned in 1956, but the ghost town is open for self-guided tours. It is located near the community of Likely, about 2.5 hours from Williams Lake. Enquire in advance about road conditions at the Williams Lake Visitor Centre.
The Chinese played an important part in Williams Lake history. Thousands traveled from California in 1858 and it is estimated that 6,000-7,000 Chinese immigrants came from Hong Kong to the area. Cariboo Chilcotin Jet Boat Adventures includes this Asian history in its cultural excursions, and tours take in Chinese gold mining claims.
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text: On Thu, 31 Dec 2009, Quentin Garnier wrote: > - I looked at the code the other day, and I don't see any reason to > allocate a cfdata_t for each device_t. I'm fairly certain you can > just use a static one common to all instances. I know all the other > drivers do that, but that's just people copy-pasting code without > really understanding it (I'm just as guilty as the others). I looked at that once also and came to the conclusion that while it would probably work fine, it was better to allocate because the cfdata is not specified as const in any documentation and indeed, config_attach_pseudo() does modify it in certain cases which I didn't necessarily understand.. iain


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Updated 5:22 pm, Friday, February 8, 2013
RENSSELAER — Amtrak said it plans to operate a reduced schedule of service on Saturday along the Empire Corridor that connects the Capital Region with New York City.
Also, Lake Shore Limited train #449 from Boston to Albany won't operate Saturday.
At Albany International Airport, most flights are canceled through the rest of Friday night. Travelers should check with their airlines to see whether flights will operate on Saturday.
Greyhound said it was canceling its service between Albany and Boston until further notice. Service between Montreal and New York City, which includes Albany, also has been canceled.
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Novel mechanisms regulating insulin release, fat deposition discoveredMay 14th, 2008 - 1:21 pm ICT by admin
Washington, May 14 (ANI): Researchers at the Swedish medical university Karolinska Institutet have shown that a receptor called ALK7 plays an important role in the regulation of body fat deposition as well as the release of insulin from beta-cells in the pancreas.
Insulin is a hormone required by cells in the body to absorb glucose from the blood, thereby providing them with energy. Obesity has been shown to increase the risk of developing diabetes, and as overweight becomes more prevalent in the human population, so do the cases of diabetes.
According to the scientists, the findings have implications for the development of treatments against diabetes and obesity.
We have shown in animal studies that removing the ALK7 receptor improves insulin release by beta-cells in the pancreas, and at the same time decreases fat deposition in situations of high caloric intake, says Professor Carlos Ibanez, who lead the two studies that are now published as back-to-back papers in the PNAS.
The well-known connections between diabetes and obesity make our combined findings quite exciting, Ibanez added.
The research group led by Carlos Ibanez studies how signaling by growth factors and their receptors regulate different physiological functions in the body.
They have recently investigated the functions of one of these receptors, called ALK7, using mutant mice (knock-out mice) lacking this receptor.
They found that in the absence of ALK7, mice developed abnormally high levels of insulin in the blood, which with age led to insulin resistance and liver steatosis, a pathological condition in which the liver enlarges and accumulates abnormally high levels of fat.
In the second study, the scientists found that mice lacking ALK7 accumulated less fat and gained less weight than their normal counterparts when fed on a high-fat diet.
They discovered that another growth factor called GDF3 could also signal via the ALK7 receptor, and that mice lacking GDF3 showed similar defects in fat deposition and weight gain as the ALK7 mutants. Intriguingly, however, mutant mice consumed equal amounts of food as their normal counterparts during the experiment. (ANI)
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The suggestion to take up the tenor saxophone was made to Sarah Forrest by a teacher. Now that idea will take the Fraser Coast student around the world.
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The year 12 student at Fraser Coast Anglican College will travel to Seattle in November to attend the Pacific Honours Ensemble program.
The scholarship program will see 600 students converge on the west coast of the United States for the Western International Band Clinic.
The clinic means students will rehearse and perform over four days, working with guest conductors. Sarah says she is very excited at the opportunity.
"I auditioned for it last year as well and I was unsuccessful in obtaining a position," she said.
"This year... I had to make a decision as to whether I should accept the position and go to Seattle or stay for my last week of school.
"To be cliche, this is a chance of a lifetime. This opportunity will give me a deeper insight into the world of music and playing in big bands."
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Sarah started off her music career like so many before her; tapping away on the keys of a piano in pre-school.
From there she moved onto the clarinet, until one of her teachers made a suggestion.
"My teacher has been a really positive influence on me, and he decided that saxophone would suit my tone better and I've loved every moment of it," she said.
Sarah is hoping to make music her career, with plans to travel the world with her tenor saxophone under her arm.
"I love my jazz, I love my classical, I love every kind of music," she said.
"I'm hoping to travel around, play somewhere in Europe with one of their symphonic bands, that would be really exciting."
Sarah's tutor, Lex Wyatt, says the competition for spaces in the Seattle program is incredibly tough.
"Of the 600 students who attend, there are apparently only two places in Queensland made available for tenor saxophone," he said.
"Sarah has worked exceptionally hard, and this is a wonderful achievement and opportunity for her."
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In honor of shoe-loving Sadie, Westminster's new top dog, this week's breed post is dedicated to Scotties (and their fans) everywhere.
Show off your Scotties (and Scottie mixes) in our new Scottish Terrier gallery.
The Scottish Terrier is an independent and intelligent breed with a long, rectangular head, compact body, short legs and wiry fur. Nicknamed the "Diehard" for its rugged nature and endless determination, which originated from the Fourth Earl of Dumbarton, this breed is said to be able to trace its lineage back to a single female dog named Splinter II. The Earl had a famous pack of Scottish Terriers, so brave that they were known as the "Diehards." They are said to have inspired the name of his royal regiment, the "Dumbarton's Diehards."
Described as brave, alert and charming, these sometimes territorial and feisty dogs can make good watchdogs, but are predominantly favored as loyal and loving family pets. While very affectionate towards their families, Scotties can also possess stubborn and aloof streaks. They require early, consistent and frequent socialization and obedience training to keep Small Dog Syndrome-related behaviors, such as moodiness, snapping, over-protectiveness and obsessive barking, at bay. They are very sensitive to criticism and praise so a gentle but firm approach is advised. Scotties are usually not recommended for homes with younger children simply because most owners do not exercise enough authority over them.
These active and athletic little dogs require daily walks and love to play ball games. Because these dogs were originally bred to hunt and fight badgers, Scotties are prone to digging as well as chasing squirrels and other small rodents. Scottish Terriers have won best in show at the Westminster dog show more than any other breed except for the Wire Fox Terrier (a total of nine times).
This breed can be prone to Scottie Cramp (a movement disorder), Von Willebrand's disease (a coagulation abnormality), flea allergies and jaw problems. Scottish Terriers can also experience higher incidents of bleeding disorders, joint disorders, autoimmune diseases and cancers than some other breeds of dog.
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Best would be to have another NIC on the router for the WAP (or use a PCI WLAN card), so you can have stricter rules in the FW for wireless clients. For instance, allow only certain (DHCP per mac address assigned) IP's to access the LAN from the WLAN and let others only access the WAN. WLAN in inherently less secure than wired networking, so it'd be nice to keep them separated.2. Is it correct to place the WiFi Access Point connected to the switch,or better directly to the Debian Router?
I've read something about using an old non-switching hub attached to your network and an old cpu, running snort. This way you should be able to sniff all traffic. Dunno much more about it tho, never tried it myself.3. I want to have the possibility to see the whole network traffic with the router. Not only the traffic from the PC's through the router to the outside world. How can I manage this? Do I have to buy a switch with the port-mirroring feature? If so, how do I have to connect it to the Router?
AFAIK, just plain vanilla switches should do, unless you'd want to fiddle with vlan...4. Does someone have examples for Switches I could use?
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Dale's comments in a speech in London today come before Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne presents his annual budget on March 20, when he may rethink the Bank of England's remit. The chief economist said that while it is right that inflation targeting "should be questioned and challenged," policy makers must take account of the potential economic costs of letting price rises get out of control.
"The argument that monetary policy can be used to expand demand with little or no implications for inflation challenges the consensus" that the best contribution of policy makers is to deliver price stability, Dale said. "We should be nervous about how quickly we overturn that consensus."
The 10-year gilt yield dropped three basis points, or 0.03 percentage point, to 1.94%. The 1.75% bond maturing in September 2022 rose 0.24, or 2.40 pounds per 1,000- pound face amount, to 98.41. The yield has dropped 13 basis points this week.
The U.K. 10-year break-even rate, an index of inflation expectations that measures the yield difference between gilts and index-linked securities, fell for a second day. It slipped three basis points to 3.27%, after rising to 3.37%, the highest since September 2008 yesterday.
U.K. government bonds handed investors a loss of 1.1% this year through yesterday, according to indexes compiled by Bloomberg and the European Federation of Financial Analysts Societies. German bunds dropped 0.6% and Treasuries fell 0.9%.
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Some Teachers Unhappy With Ashley High School
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY)– As a student at Ashley High School, Eason Saffo has concerns.
"I don't think they're being treated fairly by the administration," Saffo said. They are teachers and he took his concerns to the school board Tuesday.
Apparently teachers are concerned too.
The numbers for teacher satisfaction at Ashley High School are so low parents are calling them downright startling.
"It definitely needs to be looked into and the board needs to look into it," said Mark Hicks, parent of an Ashley High student.
Teachers across New Hanover County were surveyed and the results of the 2014 teacher satisfaction survey were presented to the school board tonight.
The numbers for the county as a whole paint a much different picture than at Ashley High School alone.
In categories like facilities and resources, managing student conduct, and school leadership Ashley High School scoring below 30 percent in the amount of teachers who agree these things are up to par.
Parents are outraged.
"Lord knows this county this state this country needs strong leadership, and without good leaders in school and good leaders going all the way up to the superintendent's office, we're in trouble," said Hicks.
Ashley highs principal was on hand tonight. It's his first year on the job.
"I'm sure he can improve and hopefully he will," Hicks said of Principal Jackson Norvell.
Norvell refused to speak with us. The New Hanover County Schools Superintendent adding the principal didn't have to talk to anyone about anything.
When asked about the principals plans to address parent's concerns about Ashley High School Superintendent Dr. Tim Markley said parents could talk to the principal one on one.
Parents we talked to said they've tried to do that but got no response.
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The Shrine known as Mother's Rock, where Holy Mother Sarada Devi sat and meditated during her tour of South India.
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The exortation to silence is scrupulously observed by the devotees.
The shrine room at the adjacent student hostel.
Swami Harshananda, the Ashram president. He is prolific writer, scholar, and an accomplished bhajan singer, as well as being a very humble, dedicated, and spiritual sannyasin.
A group shot of the Ashram monks during a visit of one of the Vice Presidents of the Ramakrishna Mission, Swami Atmasthanananda.
Swami Shantimayananda, who is the ashram administrator, who though juggling a multitude of tasks always remained unruffled.
Swami Satyananda with Swami Punyavratananda, also known as Kitchen Swami, who manages the unenviable job of pleasing the palates of hundreds of devotees, and does it with an amazing variety of dishes, a feat only accomplishable by a true devotee of the Mother!
Devotees volunteer for duty preparing vegetables for feeding hundreds of people on special festivals at the Ashram.
Swami Satyananda with volunteers and workers outside the Ashram kitchens.
Swami Satyananda getting his hair cut on Poornima, looking very much like an imitation of Ramana Maharshi! Nagesh, the barber, keeps a photo of Swami Vivekananda with his head freshly shaven as inspiration.
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In real life, Pocahontas was an Algonquin Indian who is said to have prevented the execution of colonist John Smith in 1607 by her father when she was only 12 years old. Since Smith couldn't speak Powhatan, his interpretation of the events may be mistaken, but it's generally thought today that the story is true. In thanks, Pocahontas was later captured by settlers at Jamestown, taught English, and taken to England where she was celebrated as an "Indian princess" and married off. Before much time could pass, though, she got smallpox (or some other disease) and died at the ripe old age of 23.
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Getting from Luang Prabang to Chiang Mai
Getting from Luang Prabang to Chiang Mai
Hi all,
My partner and I will be in luang prabang in mid april for about 4-5 days before heading to chiang mai. My question is..we've heard some fairly dodgy reports about flying laotian air and so thought we'd go overland. Are there any suggestions for how we go about getting to chiang mai?
I have heard of being able to take a longboat down the mekong..but not sure at which border point the boats stop at. Also how long should we allow for this trip overland?
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BLACKTOWN Hospital is undergoing a transformation that will make it a world-class health facility, its management says, but visitors to the site should be prepared for some major disruptions.
Hospital general manager Andrew Newton said that when complete after a $324 million redevelopment, the hospital would be a state-of-the-art medical facility.
The new building and refurbished existing building will include an additional 180 beds.
A new mental health centre will be built as well as a new 600-space multi-level car park.
It will feature a dedicated cancer centre, with radiation oncology.
The hospital will work closely with the University of Western Sydney, which has a new campus on the site, to attract expert medical professionals and to give staff the opportunity to teach, research and practise clinical work.
Transition manager Peter Rophail said the redevelopment would completely change the way health services were delivered in Blacktown.
"When we reopen we will be able to deliver world-class health services here in Blacktown," he said.
"There is going to be some disruption, we're not going to hide that, there's going to be a bit of pain for everyone [during construction] but it's going to be worth it."
Car parks have been excavated, reducing the number of spaces for people trying to access the hospital.
Mr Newton said construction would cause people delays but he was confident the work had been planned efficiently to reduce the interference.
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Greetings all,
My name is Kyle S, I am a CIS and Electrical Engineering double major in my third semester of Java programming. I am most likely going to go for an advanced degree in Applied Physics. Right now I am working on robotics and automation control projects including networking, external device serialization, and advanced math based logic systems. I am currently getting my SCJP or SCJD when the college semester ends.
Enough of my academic/professional background, lol :) I am a huge geek I love all sorts of tech based projects. Rocketry, astronautics, and aeronautics have always held my rapt fascination along with robotics. I became interested in Java when I learned that the Mars rover was coded largely in it. Other than tech I love travel adventure sports and cooking.:cool:You know that line between genius and insanity? I am told I crossed it and went around back to insanity again.


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Now that a majority, if not all, my favorite summer farmer's markets are no longer available, I wanted to find another way to get fresh, organic and high quality ingredients. That's when I learned about Door to Door Organics here in the Chicago area. They are an online grocer specializing in organic produce and natural groceries including dairy, prepared foods, baked goods, meats – pretty much everything you need and could want! Door to Door Organics began delivering in Chicago in 2010 and they currently deliver for free within 50 miles around the city. You can see if they deliver to your area using their zip code locator.
One of the things I appreciate about Door to Door Organics is that they partner with local farmers and artisans such as Red Hen Bread and Deer Creek Organics to bring fresh food to Chicago families every day. They truly are the ultimate virtual farmers market, making it such a great service that works with the local community too. In fact, they recently opened a new 25,000 square foot warehouse in the Bridgeport neighborhood of Chicago and added more than 1,000 new grocery items, including frozen foods, pantry staples, ethnic foods, vegan options, gluten-free items, Non-GMO snacks, local products and more local and organic produce.
Ordering from Door to Door Organics was actually a lot of fun. First off, they offer a few different sizes of produce. I started my Door to Door Organics service with an 'bitty fruit box'. It's the perfect starter box for the single cook, roommates, or a couple. I chose the bitty fruit box just to test it out. Unlike some produce delivery services, Door to Door Organics also tells you what you can expect in your box. And because everyone likes choices, you also have the ability to customize your order and swap out items for things you prefer.
Aside from the produce, Door to Door Organics also have a full online grocery store. They have an ever-growing selection of organic, natural, and local foods that compliment the fresh produce. I loved perusing throughout their site to discover local producers and finding my family pantry staples at the Shop. A variety of farm-fresh milk, free-range eggs, gourmet cheese, humanely raised meats, sustainably fished seafood, and artisan breads were all available. And just like your local grocery store, they also have weekly sales with great deals.
I love the attention to detail Door to Door Organics has. Even their packaging and delivery is well thought out. Groceries come in 100% recyclable, SFI (Sustainable Forestry Initiative) certified box. All their packaging is either reusable or recyclable - so I can leave them out for the next delivery day to reuse/recycle on future orders. I also didn't have to worry about my produce and groceries from being roughly handled. All my fruit came perfectly delivered, just as I would have picked them myself at the store or farmer's market. They also use insulated sleeves and reusable ice packs for my purchased meats. I love that Door to Door Organics work hard to ensure everything gets to my doorstep in great condition and even do extensive testing to make certain that if the box is left on my doorstep for an extended period, everything will still be fresh and safe when I bring it inside. As for delivery, you can choose to have an order delivered weekly or every other week too. If you plan on going on vacation, you can even place your order on hold and restart whenever you'd like. It's an extremely flexible service and everything can be done right online.
So with my first Door to Door Organics, I purchased a few organic items including kale, spinach, bananas, Asian pears and other items. I've been conscious of the coming holidays lately and how I've been incorporating more fruits and vegetables in my diet. A favorite way to do that is making smoothies. Using the amazing produce I got from Door to Door Organics, I made this Tropical Green Smoothie. Smoothies in general are easy to make using fruits and vegetables you have on hand. And with fresh produce delivered every week, it's been great for me and my family to enjoy smoothies so we can get our delicious dose of healthy.
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Bo Pelini Dares Nebraska to Fire Him, but Would That Really Be the Best Move?November 29, 2013
Bo Pelini did not hold back in his postgame press conference.
Nebraska had just lost 38-17 to Iowa. The Hawkeyes were hoisting the Heroes Game trophy in the air. Husker fans were leaving deflated.
As for Pelini, he was finally snapping.
Pelini was clear that the constant rumors surrounding his job security were affecting his team.
With it, he challenged Nebraska athletic director Shawn Eichorst to fire him.
Eichorst has every right to fire Pelini too.
After swinging his hat at a referee, getting angry at a sideline reporter prior to halftime and blowing up at the end of his press conference, Pelini has proven he is nothing short of a loose cannon.
Additionally, Pelini has yet to make a BCS bowl. Fans want more.
However, it still might not be right to let Pelini go just yet.
The Omaha World Herald's Tom Shatel took a hard look at this very topic prior to the Iowa game.
Shatel made the interesting point that it has been exactly 10 years to the day since Nebraska fired Frank Solich.
He was fired after his sixth season as head coach.
Many wanted Solich to get a seventh season, but it didn't happen. Former Nebraska athletic director Steve Pederson took a chance and let Solich go.
Fans know what happened next.
The coaching prospects didn't line up as expected. Nebraska was left to hire Bill Callahan. The rest became history.
Once again, Nebraska is faced with the decision of what to do with a coach at the end of his sixth season.
Pelini has now challenged his employer. That definitely has to make the atmosphere a bit more awkward around One Memorial Drive.
Eichorst also has to make a decision.
No one knows exactly what he'll decide either.
The difficult part for Eichorst is that Pelini's players stand by him and respect him. There are few on the team who would say otherwise.
His contract is another concern for Eichorst. With it extended through 2018, his buyout would be less than ideal for Nebraska, especially as the program looked to hire someone new.
Also, Pelini has had a pretty good career at Nebraska. Plenty of programs would love to have eight to 10 wins per season.
It's just a question of whether or not it's good enough for Eichorst and Nebraska.
If it's not, Eichorst better have a 10- or 11-win coach in his back pocket. He needs someone who can beat Ohio State and Wisconsin, because Nebraska can't rely on talented coaches knocking down its door.
When Pederson fired Solich in 2003, coaches from across the country were turned off by a place willing to fire a 9-3 coach.
That could very well happen again in 2013.
Eichorst has a lot to think about. He could fire Pelini. No one would blame him if he did.
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I was told by a friend he doesn't drink pre-workout drinks, but that he makes his own shake. I was wondering if anyone does this. I'm considering tossing the Pre workout chemical cocktail and replacing it for health reasons. anyone have any good recipees that give you that boost of energy to push through your workouts?


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Swansea City Announce Celtic Friendly
Neil Lennon's Celtic will travel to South Wales for a pre-season friendly with the Swans on Wednesday, August, 3rd (7pm kick-off).
The 42 time Scottish champions will first face-off against Inter Milan prior to visiting the Liberty Stadium.
Prices: Adults - £25. Concessions - £12.50.
Just three days later, Swansea City will host the Spanish second division champions Real Betis on Saturday, 6th August (3pm kick-off).
Prices: Adults - £15. Concessions - £7.50.
If you're looking to attend both games, a combined ticket is available priced at £35 for Adults and Concessions £17.50.
The annual friendly with Neath will also play a part in Swansea City's pre-season campaign, where they will also play Port Talbot on the 16th July.
Gnoll against Neath (12pm kick-off) will be £10 for adults and £5 for children. These tickets will be available from Neath.
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"Ride your bike everyday, at least a mile in the month of May"
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OLDSMAR — The setting on the third Sunday of 2010 was surreal.
Bob and Christine Vogt had invited the family to their 2-acre farm in Brandon for the first of perhaps many snapshots featuring Cotton Pickin.
With all eyes on broodmare Kats Golden Ways, Bob pleaded for patience as she was close to producing the first newborn foal at Vogt Farms.
"It was 9 o'clock at night, and the grandkids were over," he said. "Everybody was ready to give up. I said, 'No, (Kats Golden Ways) is going to have it.' As soon as I said that, she laid right down in front of us and had (Cotton Pickin). Everything was perfect."
Cotton Pickin can give the Vogts their first stakes win today in the Gasparilla Stakes, one of two $100,000 stakes races for 3-year-olds on Skyway Festival Day at Tampa Bay Downs. The Gasparilla (Race 8, 3:55 p.m.) is for fillies and shares top billing with the Pasco Stakes (Race 10, 4:57), led by Breeders' Cup Juvenile runner Dynamic Sky and undefeated Purple Egg. Both races are 7 furlongs.
Though Bob, 62, says Cotton Pickin is "my wife's baby," he has twice tried to sell the dark bay filly at the Ocala Breeders' Sale. As a 2-year-old in training, Cotton Pickin had her reserve set at $33,000; the bidding stopped at $32,000. As a yearling, her $15,000 reserve failed to be met by $500. "And the story only gets better," he said.
Kats Golden Ways, a career earner of $130,000 for 2003 Kentucky Derby-winning trainer Barclay Tagg, was given to the Vogts by Ocala horseman Joe Hennessy. Bob had her bred to Ocala Stud Farm stallion High Cotton for $2,000 (his fee now is $7,500). High Cotton, a Grade III winner with $462,574 in lifetime earnings, wasn't a popular stud at the time.
"He was a second-year sire without a horse on the track," Bob said. "But I liked his body matching Kats' body."
Cotton Pickin, who was broken by Hennessy, will be making her first start on dirt for trainer Derek Ryan. She drew post 7 with Daniel Centeno in the irons.
In four races on turf, Cotton Pickin has won twice — both by a nose — while earning $33,180. She won at 1 mile in her last start, Dec. 23 at the Downs against allowance optional claimers.
Cotton Pickin broke her maiden Aug. 31 in her career debut, winning at 5 furlongs at Monmouth Park in Oceanport, N.J. She became the first stakes starter for the Vogts on Nov. 10, when she finished fifth in the $100,000 John Franks Juvenile Fillies Turf Stakes at Calder in Miami Gardens. Her next start is expected to be the Grade III $150,000 Florida Oaks on Feb. 2 at the Downs.
"Sooner or later, you're going to have to find out where she really is," Bob Vogt said. "She's training really well on dirt (a bullet 4-furlong workout of 48.40 seconds Sunday). Her strength is 1-1/16ths miles, maybe 1-1/1-8. She's just a total class filly."


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Supporters of the Netherlands sports club Philips Sport Vereniging, internationally known as PSV Eindhoven, have been caught on camera in middle of an apparently disgusting act.
Before their Champions League defeat to Atlético, the Dutch fans were seen on terraces of bars nearing the Plaza Mayor area in Madrid. However, things soon got out of control and significantly horrible when a group of women asked them for money and received a belittling response.
While some people handed the underprivileged women cash, others made a mockery of them by throwing coins towards them and laughing when they helplessly ran around collecting them off the pavement.
Read: Rich San Francisco 'Tech Bro' Is Tired Of Seeing 'Homeless Riff Raff'
"This sort of behavior is shameful and doesn't represent the true football fan or those of us who love the game," said Stoke City striker Bojan Krki?, as he expressed his disgust towards the incident on Twitter.
Apparently, the Madrid police intervened during the incident to make sure that the situation did not go out of control, but no action was taken to stop the ridicule.
Needless to say, it was absolutely pathetic to make fun of the poor, and authorities in Madrid should have taken the situation into control instead of allowing it to continue.


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Springtime Sangria (Recipe)
No need to spend a fortune on sparkling wine — cheap bottles do just fine here! Make this sangria just before serving.
Strawberry-Rhubarb Sangria.
- 1/4 Cup sugar
- 2 Stalks rhubarb, cut into 1/2″ pieces
- Juice from 1 orange (about 1/2 cup)
- 1 Orange, halved then cut into 1/4″ slices
- 1 Pint strawberries, hulled and quartered
- 4 Cups chilled seltzer
- 1 Bottle chilled sparkling wine
1. Make simple syrup. Combine sugar and 1/2 cup water in a small saucepan and bring to a boil. Stir in rhubarb, then transfer to a heatproof bowl so the mixture can cool. Let it come to room temperature.
2. While the simple syrup is cooling, place orange juice, orange slices and hulled strawberries in a pitcher or large punch bowl. Stir in the cooled rhubarb simple syrup, along with the seltzer and sparkling wine. Fill to the top with ice to keep chilled.
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Missing Tibetan activist returns, says he was drugged
Rediff Newsdesk | September 20, 2007 03:56 IST
A Tibet activist who went missing from a New Delhi-bound train on September 11 returned to Mumbai on Wednesday.
The national coordinator of the Friends of Tibet, C A Kallianpur, boarded a train from Mumbai but did not reach Delhi, where he was supposed to organise a conference on 'India's Foreign Policy on China' at the India International Centre on September 13.
"He said he was drugged and robbed of all his belongings. He was dazed for many days due to the effect of the drugs," Tenzin Tsundue, an activist from the Friends of Tibet organisation, said.
Kallianpur's mobile, which was traced to Jaipur Circle in Rajasthan, was earlier recovered from one Jeetendra, a young boy in Kishenganj village, near Alwar in Rajasthan.
The handset was gifted by his father Kailash Chand who happened to be travelling on the same train on September 11. On questioning, Chand reportedly said he found the phone lying under a seat in the compartment in which he travelled from 11:00 pm, September 11 and got down at Mathura Junction at 7:00 am the following day.
The organisation alleged Kallianpur's disappearance is the second time in recent weeks that an activist has been the victim of unknown assailants.
On August 24, Greenpeace and Friends of Tibet campaigner V J Jose was allegedly drugged on a train while returning from New Delhi to Kerala [Images]. He was found unconscious at the Jhansi railway station in Madhya Pradesh and there were marks on his feet indicating that he had been beaten severely.


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Vera Wang for men's top/mid notes are absolutely awesome on my skin. But, they last about 10 minutes. Any fragrance with Vera Wang's top opening notes as its primary and long-lasting notes?
Perhaps L'Eau par Kenzo Pour Homme
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Thanks gentlemen. Looking forward to trying these and seeing what others may have in mind.
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Obsession. Older version.
I find Givenchy Pi to be similar, only Pi is much sweeter. Even more similar is Raw Vanilla, but its longevity can be a problem. Corduroy by Zirh may also be a contender. What you need to find is a vanilla/benzoin type fragrance with green top notes, notes such as bamboo.
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Defense-based businesses with aerospace capabilities will start looking for potential merger and acquisition (M&A) opportunities for the commercial side of the business, a new report on industry M&A activity predicts. Continued growth in commercial aviation and contraction in defense budgets are expected to drive the trend, says Scott Thompson, U.S. aerospace and defense leader for PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), which just released its fourth-quarter and full-year 2012 M&A ...
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Its about Love, Romance, Hopes and Sweet memories we are creating everyday. All the things we love to share, and the many little thoughts that sparked by the tiny splashes in our tea cups.
The "Canvas" of Secret Garden has expanded
The beautiful still life paintings of Bay area artist Mary Jane Campini is now showing at the Tea House
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Jennifer Meyer spells it out with her new jewelry collection
Hollywood jewelry designer Jennifer Meyer (who's hitched to actor Tobey Maguire) is famous for her delicate nature-inspired jewelry, including her ubiquitous gold leaf pendant necklaces.
But her newest line is anything but staid. The Word collection is a modern riff off of the Carrie Bradshaw "ghetto gold" nameplate necklace, featuring 18-karat-gold necklaces and stud earrings that spell out some of Meyers' favorite words and phrases: love, kiss, beso, me, sweet, loveyou, sweetpea and sweetheart, among them.
The one-word stud earrings are meant to be mixed and matched. "A friend of mine bought her best friend the studs 'you' and 'me' to symbolize their friendship," said Meyer. Word necklaces are also available sprinkled with pave diamonds. Prices range from $275 for single earrings to $2,600 for a blinged-out "loveyou" necklace on ShopBop.com.
"Many of my pieces are symbolic in nonliteral ways, such as the good luck charm or 'Ohm' necklaces," said Meyer. "I thought it would be fun to design pieces that were more literal … something you could buy for yourself or a loved one that was a true statement. Mostly, I wanted to focus on words that conjure up feelings about someone you love."
Photos: Pieces from the Word collection by Jennifer Meyer. Credit: Jennifer Meyer Jewelry


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During the week of April 20, the Senate Finance Committee (SFC) and the House Ways and Means Committee (HWMC) each introduced its own version of the Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act of 2015 ("Customs Bill"), a bill largely designed to modernize, strengthen, and streamline trade enforcement and facilitation, as well as provide statutory authorization for U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) trade facilitation initiatives, such as the Commercial Targeting Division and the Centers for Excellence and Expertise. The Customs Bill contains numerous provisions related to customs administration, including, but not limited to, provisions that would:
- raise the low-value threshold for shipments exempt from duties and fees from $200 to $800
- amend the drawback statute by incorporating a more objective standard that permits imported goods of one eight-digit Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States ("HTSUS") subheading to qualify for duty drawback, provided that goods of the same eight-digit HTSUS subheading are exported
- ensure that participants in partnership programs (e.g., C-TPAT, ISA) receive commercially significant and measureable trade benefits, including preclearance of merchandise for qualified persons that demonstrate the highest levels of compliance with the customs and trade laws and regulations
- establish an "Importer of Record" Program to ensure the collection of sufficient information that allows CBP to verify the existence of the importer requesting an importer of record number.
The Customs Bill also includes provisions targeting the evasion of antidumping and countervailing duty orders, although each chamber's version of the Customs Bill tackles the issue in a different way. While the Senate version sets deadlines for CBP to handle evasion complaints, the House version shifts the authority for investigating these complaints to the U.S. Department of Commerce.
The two versions differ to an even greater degree as a result of each committee's markup of the Customs Bill last week. While the HWMC approved only one amendment to the Customs Bill (relating to the maintenance and distribution of post-liquidation interest that CBP receives from payments collected under a customs bond), the SFC included several controversial additions, including an amendment that would place the administration of the miscellaneous tariff bill process at the International Trade Commission. The SFC also approved amendments that would establish an Interagency Trade Enforcement Center and a chief manufacturing negotiator at the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative. The SFC also appended to the Customs Bill a controversial currency manipulation provision, which would permit the U.S. Department of Commerce to initiate an investigation into whether undervalued currency qualifies as a countervailable subsidy. Chairman Orrin Hatch (R-UT) has indicated that the inclusion of this provision – as well as the provision, on the MTB process, will complicate matters with the House, whose version of the Customs Bill does not include similar language.
At this time, there is no official word on when either the House or Senate chamber will send the Customs Bill to the floor for debate and consideration. Sources expect that the full Senate will consider a bill extending trade promotion authority (TPA) to the president during the first week of May. The committees marked up the TPA Bill at the same session that they marked up the Customs Bill (as well as a bill on trade adjustment assistance and trade preference programs), but it is unclear if Senate leadership will send all four of the trade bills to the floor for consideration at the same time. Similar to what Chairman Hatch said, Ways and Means Trade Subcommittee Chairman Pat Tiberi (R-OH) noted last week that, because the Senate and House versions of the Customs Bill include key differences, the Customs Bill will have to go to conference. In addition, sources have noted that, because the president and the Republican leadership want to quickly pass the TPA bill, members in either chamber who want to highlight trade issues may end up offering amendments to the Customs Bill, since leadership and the president want to keep the TPA Bill clean and free of controversial additions. This strategy suggests that the Customs Bill will come to the Senate and/or House floors at approximately the same time as the TPA Bill, but the Customs Bill may have a dimmer chance of passing if more members add controversial amendments to it during the floor debate.


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Jackson County health inspectors in June evaluated 71 restaurants, all of which passed their semiannual inspections. Thirty-eight received perfect scores of 100.
Jackson County health inspectors in June evaluated 71 restaurants, all of which passed their semiannual inspections. Thirty-eight received perfect scores of 100.
All scores are published, in weekly portions, in the Mail Tribune.
Jack's Full Moon Saloon, 115 Main St., Phoenix — 95; Lava Sports, 2980 Crater Lake Highway, Medford — 92; Ling's, 2265 Antelope Road, White City — 95; Los Arcos Taqueria, 1501A Sage Road, Medford — 95; McGrath's Fish House, 68 Stewart Ave., Medford — 97; Memo's Kitchen, 603 S. Riverside Ave., Medford — 92; New China, 409 E. Barnett Road, Medford — 90; PoModori Bistro & Wine Bar, 410 E. Main St., Medford — 95; Portal Brewing Co., 100 E. Sixth St., Medford — 97; Rogue River Cottage Cafe, 210 E. Main St., Rogue River — 92; Spicers Cafe & Espresso, 3603 Crater Lake Highway, Medford — 97; Super 8 Motel, Central Point, 4999 Biddle Road, Central Point — 97; Veterans Of Foreign Wars, 410 Main St., Rogue River — 89; Wasabi Japanese Restaurant, 820 Crater Lake Ave, #107, Medford — 90; Whiskey River Cafe & Lounge, 6463 Table Rock Road, Central Point, — 97; Wimer Restaurant, 8005 E. Evans Creek Road, Rogue River — 95.
Inspectors subtract points for violations of "priority" and "priority foundation" items, which include: foods maintained at improper temperatures, improperly cooled or reheated; not properly protected from contamination, from unapproved origins, unsafe, adulterated or not honestly presented; not date-marked or discarded upon expiration; raw animal foods improperly cooked; presence of rodents or insects; inadequate personal hygiene; failure to clean and sanitize food equipment; lack of an approved water system; toxic chemicals or cleansers not properly stored, used or labeled.
Restaurant scores are posted at www.jacksoncounty.org and www.mailtribune.com/dining.
Inspection files are open to the public at the division of environmental public health, Jackson County Health and Human Services, 1005 E. Main St., Medford.


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Life Lately | July 12th |
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Morning, friends! How was your week? Normally I lack so much energy and enthusiasm when confronting the post vacation slump, but this time around I actually was excited to return to work. I take that as a sign of a good (and much needed!) break. It truly was a break, though. I stepped away from the blog for longer than I have in months, did barely anything on social media, and hardly looked at my phone. I really need to do that more often- especially the phone part. It can wreak such havoc on our lives and I swear my eyesight was better after a few days of not staring at it all the time! Eek that's actually a little frightening.
Aside from getting back to work, here's what else went down this week:
- Thanks to Grace, I was introduced to the brand Cuyana a few weeks back. This week I discovered their gorgeous saddle bag in dulce de leche. Is this not the most gorgeous bag? Also, name a bag color dulce de leche and I will love you forever.
- A few weeks back I put together a few Snap Guides for Real Simple all focused on fun hot dog recipes for summer. Grill up a bunch of dogs and then check out how to whip up a Banh Mi dog, a peach salsa dog, and a BBQ bacon and cheddar dog!
- Tomorrow we leave for the beach and I'm in need of a good facial sunscreen. Do you guys have any recs? My go to is always Neutrogena, but is there a better brand?
- Stumbled upon Nine Space this week- a gorgeous home brand. Aren't their robes dreamy? I love this knee length one in jersey knit- it's on sale, too!
- Has anyone read Daring Greatly? It's up there on my must read list, but would love some personal feedback if you have it. Ps: if you're looking for a new book, I just inhaled What Remains– such an intoxicating read.
- If you're in the city this coming Monday, you should definitely check out the event "Women and Media" event hosted by Bauble Bar and Verily Magazine from 6:30-8:30 pm in the Bauble Bar Pop Up Shop. I'd be there if I were in town! Hear from some incredible speakers, sip some Godiva Spirits, and meet the ladies behind Verily mag. I met them and they're truly amazing! You can RSVP here.
- Have you guys been cooking up a storm this summer? I've been really into panzanella salads, simple pasta dishes, homemade gin cocktails, and berry themed desserts.
What are you guys up to this weekend? We're off to Portland, so I'll definitely be putting all your recommendations to good use. Have a good one! xx


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Thin Film Handy Holiday Detector M/1 - Tinker & Rasor
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The Tinker & Rasor Model M/1 Detector has received wide acceptance in the corrosion control and industrial painting industry as a device for locating bare spots or (holidays) in the thin protective films which are sprayed or brushed on metal or concrete surfaces. This detector is non-destructive and the applied voltage to the coating never exceeds 67.5 volts at any time.
The inspection electrode consists of a 2" x 2" x 7" cellulose sponge which, when dampened with water, is moved over the coated surface. When the electrode passes a void or bare spot, a small current flows and actuates an audible signal in the instrument. The damp sponge provides an electrically conductive film that contacts the surface being inspected and insures good inspection even in corners and around irregular shapes where holidays are most likely to occur.
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