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Day five of the NZCT National Club Championships saw plenty of runs with two centuries scored in the same game as teams looked to up the ante with the bat as net run-rate came into the calculations ahead of tomorrow's final.
Eastern Suburbs v Old Boys Collegians
Eastern Suburbs kept their unbeaten record in check with a 32 run victory over Old Boys Collegians on Cornwall number one today.
Old Boys won the toss and inserted their opposition, Eastern Suburbs sticking to their winning formula of steady starts before accelerating late in the innings.
Jamie Gibson was the pick of the Wellington batsmen, batting at number five he controlled the innings scoring 69 including four sixes.
Eastern posted a middling total of 234, with Old Boys needing to chase the runs down in 43 overs or less for a chance at qualifying for the final.
Keeper batsman Tom Taylor again showed his ability to hit a big ball at the top for Old Boys, Taylor thumping 81 off just 39 balls to get the innings off to a flyer.
However, when he departed with the score on 97 the rate slowed somewhat as the Eastern bowlers started to fight back.
Jamie Gibson backed up his efforts with the bat and was impressive claiming the second five wicket bag of the tournament his figures of 5/29 from nine overs swinging the game back in Eastern's favour.
Eventually the chase got too big on the OBC boys, falling 32 runs short of the target in the 40th over.
Eastern Suburbs 234/7 (B Orton 31, M Ansell 32, J Gibson 69, A Fullerton-Smith 31*; C Shoebridge 3/42) defeated Old Boys Collegians 202 (T Taylor 81, J Case 30; J Gibson 5/29)
United v Mount Maunganui
Mount Maunganui registered their first win of the tournament with a commanding five wicket win over United today on Cornwall number two.
United won the toss and elected to bat first, opener Mason Hughes the batsman to get going with 65 at the top.
The rest of the batting card was strangled by some tight Mount bowling, United unable to build partnerships, losing wickets consistently.
All of the Mount bowlers contributed to their best performance of the tournament, Nick Smith the pick of them with 3/27 from his ten overs.
Coming out to bat and Pete Drysdale continued his superb tournament with the blade, scoring an unbeaten 92* as he guided his team to victory in the 25th over.
United 155 (M Hughes 65, L McHardie 33; N Smith 3/27) lost to Mount Maunganui 159/5 (P Drysdale 92*)
Albion v Takapuna
Albion and Takapuna played out a doozy on Cornwall number three, Takapuna claiming a 69 run win but Albion doing enough with the bat to qualify for the final.
Takapuna blazed away at the top to amass a massive 359 from their 50 overs, Max O'Dowd top scoring with a superb 103 off 82 balls.
O'Dowd looked at home out in the middle striking 15 fours and five sixes in the knock, ably assisted by some brilliant ball striking from Henrick van Vuuren (88) and Dan James (69).
Coming out to bat and Albion were in early trouble, reduced to 22/4 after six overs, off-spinner Elliott Herd causing several of the Albion top order problems.
However, Albion captain Jack Harper (51) managed to negotiate his way through the early pressure and along with Jamie Glenn (32) and then Mike Snedden (40) started to get the chase back on track.
Having already won their first two fixtures, it became a game within a game, Albion needing to surpass 237 to ensure their run-rate was good enough to qualify for the final.
After injuring his finger bowling, Teja Nidamanuru was forced to come in at number ten, his side still with work to do on their run-rate.
Nidamanuru was nothing short of sensational with the blade, scoring a blistering century off just 50 balls in under an hour.
He hit an incredible 11 sixes in the knock, more remarkable was the fact that he deposited the final two balls of the innings over the rope to reach the milestone.
The incredible display of power hitting ensured Albion's run-rate improved enough to qualify for tomorrow's final despite Takapuna taking out a 69 run win.
Takapuna 359 (M O'Dowd 103, H van Vuuren 88, D James 69; J Harper 4/97) defeated Albion 290/9 (J Harper 51, J Glenn 32, M Snedden 40, T Nidamanuru 100*; E Herd 4/61)
Short Scorecards 8 April 2017 (day 5)
Eastern Suburbs v Old Boys Collegians
Eastern Suburbs 234/7 (B Orton 31, M Ansell 32, J Gibson 69, A Fullerton-Smith 31*; C Shoebridge 3/42) defeated Old Boys Collegians 202 (T Taylor 81, J Case 30; J Gibson 5/29)
United v Mount Maunganui
United 155 (M Hughes 65, L McHardie 33; N Smith 3/27) lost to Mount Maunganui 159/5 (P Drysdale 92*)
Albion v Takapuna
Takapuna 359 (M O'Dowd 103, H van Vuuren 88, D James 69; J Harper 4/97) defeated Albion 290/9 (J Harper 51, J Glenn 32, M Snedden 40, T Nidamanuru 100*)
Tomorrow's fixtures:
Eastern Suburbs v Albion
Takapuna v Mount Maunganui
Old Boys Collegians v United


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Australasian Gaming Expo Wows the Crowds
The new temporary location proved to be up to the task with many visitors impressed by the natural ambient light, the range of on-site food and the ease of access. One surprise for the organizers was that over a third of the visitors arrived at the new venue by ferry.
Crowds were excited to see a life sized replica of the Delorean used in the Back to the Future Movie, along with a chance to meet Dr Emmett Brown, the inventor of the flux capacitor.
On the second night of the show, around 40 Sales and Management staff from several 2014 exhibitors attended a cocktail party to celebrate 25 years of the Australasian Gaming Expo.
Representing 18 companies in total, these exhibitors all shared a common bond; they have exhibited continuously since our inaugural Expo held at Darling Harbour in 1990.
Said Ross Ferrar, CEO of the Gaming Technologies Association of this achievement: " The fact that these exhibitors have been with us since 1990 is proof of the success of the Australasian Gaming Expo as a valuable tool in connecting them with their customers".
Event owner and operator, the Gaming Technologies Association, offered a trip for two to Las Vegas for Visitors at each day of the Expo. Tony Mathew from Wests Campbelltown Leagues Club was the first name to be drawn from all the visitors on Tuesday. Riccardo Callegari from
Easts Group Bondi Junction and Danielle Burston from Collingwood Football Club are also shouting "Viva Las Vegas" thanks to each winning a trip for two at the Australasian Gaming Expo.
Planning is already well under way for next year's Australasian Gaming Expo which will be on Tuesday 11 to Thursday 13 August 2015 at Sydney Exhibition Centre @ Glebe Island.
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World Pediatric Dental San Antonio, Texas
Oshmi Dutta, DDS
Dr. Oshmi Dutta's approach to building his San Antonio, Texas practice, World Pediatric Dental, was inspired by something his father always says: "Making a decision without information is just a guess." The doctor embraced that wise statement as he prepared to build a brand new pediatric dental practice in south Texas.
Although he worked in general dentistry for a number of years, Dr. Dutta later realized he wanted to switch to pediatric dentistry. He left a general practice in California to return to school and became board certified in pediatric dentistry and a Diplomate of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry.
He spent nearly two years gathering information both on his own and with his Henry Schein team. He viewed hundreds of dental practices in person and online, and he accessed research and demographic data from Henry Schein. With that crucial information, he decided where he wanted to locate his new practice and how it would be designed and operated.
Research Aids in Location Choice
Dr. Dutta's dedication to excellence and to the intense study of his craft extended to the planning and preparation he completed before building his new office. He knew he wanted to open a practice in south Texas where he was currently working as an associate, but he did not know exactly where. To make an informed decision, he wanted to use comprehensive data and research because he was opening his office in a new city—from scratch—and he needed to be extremely confident that his choices, especially practice location and office design, would lead to the profitability of his business in a timely manner.
Field Sales Consultant Todd Alguire and a local Equipment & Technology Specialist utilized the robust data mining resources available through Henry Schein to provide insight to the doctor on different markets, including Austin and Dallas.
"The research we can provide is an asset for a practice," noted Mr. Alguire. "We have the capabilities to give doctors information so they can make the most educated decision for the lifetime of the practice. To build out a successful practice the size of Dr. Dutta's, you have to know the area inside and out."
The team provided extensive demographic information by zip code to the doctor for the Texas cities he was considering, including fee analysis and insurance penetration statistics, competitor data, fee balancing, coding analysis, overhead and P&L budgeting, goal setting, and even school locations and density. Mr. Alguire also brought in a real estate partner to help Dr. Dutta identify optimal sites. The data ultimately pointed the doctor to launching a practice in San Antonio, a fast-growing area where the average age of pediatric dentists is 52 years old. In his late thirties, he saw an opportunity to inject a new, state-of-the-art practice into this booming area.
Even after all of the research I had done and the practices I had looked at, it was very important for me to work with Henry Schein.
"Even after all of the research I had done and the practices I had looked at, it was very important for me to work with Henry Schein," Dr. Dutta explained. "Todd has seen many practices and shared with me features and designs that were working for them. In one case, he suggested we lower a wall to three feet high so parents could see their children, and it changed the look and feel of the practice so much. I wouldn't have known all the questions to ask or the data I needed without them."
Office Design Connects with All Ages
The doctor's primary goal for his practice is to cater to his patients–a tall order because those patients can vary in age from anxious toddler coming for a first visit, to tech-savvy, glued-to-his-cellphone teenager. Appealing to a wide range of ages is something Dr. Dutta is very focused on, which inspired him to design spaces for different age groups so each patient and their parents would feel comfortable during their visit. The other goals Dr. Dutta had were to build a h3 brand– so he could eventually expand–and to also create an environment where his staff would enjoy working as they grow professionally.
True to his careful planning and the strength of the data he used to make his choices, the 8,000 square-foot, 17-operatory practice has enjoyed great success in a short time. Since opening in September of 2014, Dr. Dutta's practice has grown at a rate of more than 100 per month to more than 1,300 patients, and the unique design has certainly contributed to that success.
"Pediatric dentists see a wide range of kids", Mr. Alguire pointed out, "and his office caters to all of those ages. He has a gift wall full of prizes for the youngest children but also a dedicated, separate teen area so they don't ever feel they've outgrown their dentist."
The office design is modern, but still engaging and warm. At this fully paperless offices, families check in seamlessly on iPads when they enter the interactive waiting area. As patients wait for their appointment, they have many options to pass the time, from a theater area and an Xbox Kinect to a virtual immersive game experience projected onto the floor. A coffee bar caters to teens and parents.
Throughout the office, the colors are bright and upbeat in shades of apple green, orange, and light blue, and the flooring is a durable and smooth polished concrete.
Once inside the treatment area, patients go their separate ways into areas designed specifically for their age. The teen bay is sleek and modern and provides a more "adult" experience with clean lines and an outstanding view of the city. The children's area is built to make smaller visitors comfortable. Each treatment chair has a dedicated smart TV that lets patients choose what they want to watch. Doorway signs decorated with the patient's name and a smiley face greet them as they come in for sedation dentistry. And when they wake up? An ice cream machine delivers a tasty treat; Dr. Dutta firmly believes it is impossible to be unhappy when you have an ice cream in your hand!
Must-Have Technology Contributes to Early Success
Three consultation rooms line the main hallway, sitting behind full glass walls with ultra-contemporary lime-green stools. Also jutting off the hallway is the L-shaped sterilization room that hosts state of the art equipment from Midmark and SciCan. An innovative and striking visual reminder of the division between dirty and clean is denoted by red and blue wall tiles and cabinetry. The red area represents caution, or the start of the dirty workflow, while the blue decor marks the area where instruments are clean and have completed the process.
We wanted to raise the bar and provide much more to our patients," said Dr. Dutta. The dental equipment he selected is a continuation of that goal.
"We wanted to raise the bar and provide much more to our patients," said Dr. Dutta. The dental equipment he selected is a continuation of that goal.
And, a Planmeca ProMax digital panoramic imaging system was a "must have" for the doctor.
"Our treatment centers on the ability to give solid diagnoses," Dr. Dutta continued. The ProMax system and Gendex sensor gives him a very clear picture of the patient's mouth with much lower levels of radiation– something Dr. Dutta admits is important for parents.
The office design was laid out by Henry Schein's National Design Group. The equipment that fills the office were significant investments, and Henry Schein Financial Services helped to fund a portion of the build. Because of the in-depth research Dr. Dutta conducted beforehand, he is already looking at opportunities to expand his practice into an adjacent space, where he has already secured an extra 4,200 square feet. And, as part of a five-year plan he developed with his Henry Schein team, he is only a year away from expanding his services to include orthodontics. Eventually, his practice will span the entire third floor.
"None of this would have been possible without the people of Henry Schein," confirmed Dr. Dutta. "They advised me and helped me to bring together this big project. We are Team Schein all the way!"


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You wake up Monday morning, you ate a ton of "bad food" on the weekend, you feel sluggish and bloated. Those temporary enjoyments are leaving you full of regret. What do you automatically do? Most plan drastic actions to undo the damage. You plan on "good behavior" all week, salads, workouts, juices etc. Sound familiar?
A lot of us take the approach, if we just pushed ourselves a little more, tried harder, that would lead to change. Here's the thing, a push involves resistance, a struggle. So why would we bother? We as humans resist struggle. If we choose the method of pushing, we end up internally fighting ourselves daily. We battle what we want in the present, with what we want in the future.
This over planning of choices and putting restrictions on your future behavior, takes you out of the present moment. Life changes, circumstances come up, you need to have flexibility. Too much structure and too many rules take away any trust you have in yourself. Hear me out, what if for this moment everything was perfect. Every past decision and future choice you made was to the best of your ability. From this place you drop the struggle, no feelings of guilt or critiquing and judging behavior. No elaborate future plan to make.
Have goals but don't create an elaborate restricted plan to reach them.
Allow yourself to get in flow and trust yourself. From this place you will operate in an empowered state and can easily and effortlessly make the right choice.
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Manassas, VA -- A bald eagle nest was found at a construction site. Now, there has been a change of plans. Has this ever happened to you?
The construction company worked with the Fish and Wildlife Service to reach an agreement, so construction would not disturb nesting season. The construction is now set to begin August 1 and end December 1.
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Strong and stable latest: the government has spent the day having a news management nightmare descending into a convoluted row with the Lobby about the Queen's Speech and goats. Kid you not…
- 11am: Number 10 spokesman refuses to confirm the Queen's Speech will go ahead on Monday as planned.
- 12:30pm: BBC and Sky report the Queen's Speech will be delayed due to lack of agreement with DUP.
- 1pm: Newsnight's Nick Watt tweets: "I understand Queen's speech delayed because it has to be written on goat's skin. That takes a week".
- 1pm – 3pm: Lobby hacks follow up and GoatGate goes viral.
- 3:30pm: GoatGate reverse ferret. Turns out the Queen's Speech isn't written on goat's skin and there is no goat involved. Laura Kuenssberg slaps down her BBC colleague: "speech is written onto vellum AFTER it's delivered, apparently, so not sure it quite explains holdup".
- 3:40pm: Downing Street insists the Queen's Speech could go ahead on Monday as planned.
- 4pm: Damian Green then concedes it "could" be delayed due to DUP negotiations.
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God vs. The Devil, Loaded Guns, and Home
First and foremost….Today is the first day of the rest of your life, unless today is your day to die.
A client brought a loaded gun and a knife into where I work. I am fine, our staff is okay, and the client is in jail. As I sit here my part in things was small, so I won't have you believe I am some Super Hero. I came in on the tail end of things, dealt with the police, handled speaking to our staff involved, and watched as the client was removed from my work area in handcuffs…with that look in their eyes. The look of someone who is not in their right mind, beyond all reasoning, and in the depths of madness.
I spoke with the main staff person involved, sat and listened as he cried, thinking of his family. I find myself thinking of mine, of home.
When I get home I will hug and kiss and tell all of them I love them. We talk often about not taking things for granted, today could have been much worse. Thank God it didn't.
I was in a meeting last night and one of the newer members started talking about the Devil, God, and how they were being tested. Being new, the group always extends a little courtesy. Some would jump at the opportunity to use the Traditions as a Hammer of Justice. That is not what they were intended for. We become angry with newcomers because they don't know how "To Talk". How did you talk when you were new?
This person was referred to NA through their church. I know the pastor and he is a solid guy. He understands that church alone may not be enough for some people. I stopped quibbling about this long ago, why just going to church works for some and others not. I tried religion and it wasn't sufficient enough for me. It doesn't mean that church doesn't work for what it was intended for or for others, so I just stopped worrying about it.
What I do worry about is how this talk can affect other newcomers. I know I didn't and still don't want to hear about God vs.The Devil in some spiritual warfare waged in NA Meetings. This is not our purpose. It's not even up to me to talk about a Higher Power.
If I am in a meeting and say, "I'd like to give the credit to my HP, Jesus Christ, for all the good in my life" I am endorsing a particular religion that may send someone away from NA thinking it is a religious, not spiritual program when it is the opposite.
It is not up to me to describe, endorse, or push what my HP is onto anyone, at any meeting. If I did it would rob the newer member into finding what works for them. My understanding of a HP has changed, evolved, since getting clean and as I grow I am sure it will change again.
So there was a guy who simply told the group that we don't play doctor and try to diagnose or fix other people's problems. That we share experience not religious theories. This seemed to pass right over the group of 3 or 4 people whom were using the meeting as a potential bible study. One woman even got up and went and grabbed a bible off of a rack (We meet in a church). After several people sharing I am not sure the message fell on receptive ears.
My daughter wrote me a note while being grounded. Telling me we are too much alike. That she loves me as her dad but thinks I suck as a person. That's odd, I seem to have written the same thing! I guess we have agreed that we aren't always agreeable. She finished her grounding today and the rest of this past week has been quite. I don't know about anything anymore. I guess I will just sit and wait. See if there really are any changes in her behavior. If the same things continue, I will know that there is more to come. I just need to be prepared and not let my anger take control of the situation. I need to be the adult.
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Alton's Last Night of the Proms!
Saturday 9th of July 2016. Alton Public Gardens.
Gates open at 6pm for the performance at approx. 7.30pm
Bring you picnic hampers, deck chairs, family & friends and enjoy an evening of splendid entertainment.
This year Alton Concert Orchestra will be sharing some Latino inspired music, with a medley from Bernstein's West Side Story, music from Evita, a Spanish dance, the Conga del Fuego and some Jamaican Rum… make sure you bring the appropriate cool drinks! The second half will be filled with the traditional repertoire, our proms soloists this year are the talented Alison Lewis and Daryl Kellie.
Alton's Last Night of the Proms is organised by Alton Concert Orchestra and Alton Town Council.
*Wonder of Christmas 2016*
Alton Maltings will be filled with Christmas Music and Carols on the 17th of December this year when Alton Concert Orchestra (ACO), Alton Choral Society and Ancora present their 11th Wonder of Christmas Concert!
This year is set to be a corker, with both traditional and contemporary Christmas music. The concert will feature the first performance of ACO Conductor Chris Gardner's Christmas Cantata Brightest and best of the sons of the Morning. This is a new work dedicated to the memory of Mac Newton, who was associated with The Wonder of Christmas from the beginning, as leader of the Alton Concert Orchestra, and conductor of Ancora Female Voice Choir. The piece tells the Christmas story using words from the bible and Christmas Carols and combines original and traditional melodies. It has been written for the combined forces of Alton Concert Orchestra, Alton Choral Society, and Ancora, with soloists, Nick Wright as narrator and a little audience participation.
This popular annual festive event is free, with a retiring collection in aid of Homestart Weywater and the Maltings Charities. A marvellous array of delicious homemade mince pies and mulled wine is generously provided by the Homestart team during the interval.
Alton's musicians reunite, on Saturday 16th December at 7.30pm, to perform their annual "Wonder of Christmas" Concert at Alton Maltings Centre. This hugely successful concert has become a much loved event for everyone to get into the Christmas spirit in the run-up to the festive season.
Alton Concert Orchestra, Alton Choral Society and the female voice choir, Ancora, will bring plenty of festive cheer and a little sparkle for an evening of seasonal music, songs and carols. The orchestra, under the baton of Chris Gardner and assistant Mike Glover, will start the ball rolling with Bizet's Farandole, the audience will then be invited to join us in a rendition of the First Nowell.
This year marks the centenary of the celebrated composer John Gardner CBE (1917-2011). We shall be honouring the anniversary with performances of his arrangement of Irving Berlin's White Christmas and the cheering Holly and the Ivy.
Alton Choral Society, conducted by musical director Wendy Busby, will be singing some traditional Christmas favourites, finishing the first half with Christmas Day by Holst. The second half commences with Sibelius's rousing Finlandia, followed by Ancora who take centre stage, conducted by Lii Carr, delighting the audience with a diverse selection of songs, including the Lily and the Rose, by Bob Chilcott. Throughout the concert, the audience will be called upon to join in and raise their voices in a selection of the best loved Christmas carols.
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The concert starts at 7.30pm and doors open at 7pm. As this is expected to be a very popular event it is advisable to arrive in good time. Parking at the Maltings Centre will only be available for people with limited mobility. People are requested to find alternative car parks around Alton and then walk to the Centre.


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Ceviche of Sea Scallops from Erquy with Passion Fruits, Vegetables Relish, Mango Coulis
Mini Leeks and Quail Fillet Cooked Rosé, Egg Mimosa with Truffle, Banyuls Dressing
Fillet of Sea Bass Poached with Safran, Belgian Endive Cooked with Orange, Coriander and Sultanas, Maltaise Sauce
Roasted Breast of Chicken from the Landes with Foie Gras, Confit Potatoes
Green Ravioli with Wild Mushrooms, Sand Carrots, Poulette Sauce
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An Image of the Past: The Cedar City Tabernacle/
Frontier Homestead State Park has a large and varied collection of images, documents, magazines, and other archival materials. From time to time, we thought a look into that collection could prove interesting. Today, we are sharing images of the Cedar City Tabernacle. In November of 1851, Cedar City was settled by members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints for the purposes of mining iron. Once they had fixed the final location of their community, they began the construction of a small social hall to conduct community business. In 1872, local religious leader Christopher J. Arthur suggested replacing this social hall which a much grander structure and on November 2, 1877 the cornerstone was laid for what would become the Cedar City Tabernacle. The building sat on the corner of Main and Center streets and construction was completed in 1885. In 1909 an electric clock was added to the steeple. The Tabernacle served as the center of worship for many of the community for decades.
During the difficult times of the Great Depression,many communities, including Cedar City, sought federal funds for the construction of public buildings in hopes of bringing much needed construction jobs to the area. In March of 1931 the Cedar City Chamber of Commerce approached the Cedar City Council seeking financial assistance to acquire the Tabernacle lot for the purposes of building a new Federal building. The vote was unanimous. In 1932, the Tabernacle was torn down and construction began on a new Cedar City Post Office. This building now serves as the City offices.


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29 January 2013
South Africa plans to eliminate the spread of malaria within its borders by the year 2018, President Jacob Zuma said in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia on Monday.
He was speaking at an African Union at which South Africa received the African Leaders Malaria Alliance (ALMA) award for excellence in impact and implementation in the fight against malaria.
Zuma also confirmed that South Africa would continue to use controlled indoor spraying of Dichloro-Diphenyl-Trichloroethane (DDT) insecticide as part of its malaria control programme.
In 2006, the World Health Organisation (WHO) did an about-turn on the use of DDT to fight malaria, citing South Africa's successful anti-malaria programme as evidence that controlled indoor spraying of the insecticide was not only safe, but "one of the best tools we have" against the killer disease.
In 1996, South Africa had stopped using DDT against malaria following pressure from environmental groups.
Zuma said this resulted in huge increases of malaria cases in the country, from a baseline of approximately 10 000 cases in 1995 to 64 622 in the year 2000.
"The cause of this increase was mainly due to the particular species that transmitted malaria, which was once eradicated with DDT, had reappeared and was resistant to other types of insecticides."
The Department of Health returned to the use of DDT in 2000. Subsequently malaria cases decreased to 26 506 in 2001, with progressive decreases in subsequent years to 9 866 cases in 2011.
Other recipients of the AU award were Cape Verde, Namibia, Rwanda, Sao Tome and Principe, Swaziland and Zambia.
Zuma said South Africa and other SADC countries had initiated a process to eliminate malaria, in keeping with the call from the African Union in its 2007 malaria declaration.
Source: SANews.gov.za


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Back to bargaining for Cape Breton University, faculty
Layoff clause is the key issue for the university's faculty association
By George Mortimer
Cape Breton University and the faculty association representing about 150 members are working to avoid a potential strike by heading back to the bargaining table next week.
The faculty association has been in a legal strike or lockout position since Monday following the filing of a report by conciliator Peter Lloyd and the expiration of a 14-day cooling-off period.
The association represents a variety of staff including librarians, research chairs and professors, among others.
Cape Breton University Faculty Association website: http://www.cbufa.ca/news2/
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Here is a fantastic and true story about Katharine Hepburn. In the early 1980s, a Bryn Mawr student was considering dropping out to go to Scotland and write screenplays. While home for the holidays in her native NYC, her frantic father wrote a letter to Katharine Hepburn, who had also attended Bryn Mawr, imploring "She's a great admirer of yours, and perhaps she'll listen to you".
Wait, what? Well, it turns out, this wasn't such a crazy thing to do. Turns out, this distraught father was a neighbor of Miss Hepburn's, and would occasionally exchange pleasantries: not good friends, for sure, but a friendly acquaintance.
Upon receiving this cry for help, the imperious Hepburn didn't waste any time. She phoned at 7:30 the next morning, demanding to speak with the would-be dropout (who was sleeping at the time of the call but certainly awoke rapidly) admonishing "what a damn stupid thing to do!" , and proceeding to deliver a stern lecture, after which she demanded father and daughter at tea at her home.
On the date of the tea, upon arriving at Hepburn's Turtle Bay townhome, Hepburn greeted them with "casual hauteur, she provided us with tea and some of her famous brownies".
While there's no transcript of the tea party, let's just say the student remained at Bryn Mawr.
Were the brownies responsible? Perhaps. Because as a woman of principle, Hepburn's were:
1. Never Quit
2. Be Yourself
3. Don't put too much flour in your brownies.
As Liz Smith says in "Dishing," "I suppose you realize already those rules to live by were handed down by Katharine Hepburn." They first appeared in Ladies home journal in 1975 accompanying an interview with Kate, who called them "the best brownies ever!". Where Kate got the recipe has always been vague, but the popularity of them has not been vague at all. The recipe was released to the public in that article. Since then, it has taken on a life of its own, proliferating in books, magazines, and with the advent of the internet, it became a much-storied recipe on blogs and food websites.
And there's a reason why the legend endures. If there are three schools of brownie (cakey, chewy, and fudge-like) these are firmly chewy affairs: thick and slightly gooey while still warm, in that sort of "stick-to-your-front-teeth" sort of way (that is a compliment). They're incredibly easy: a dude friend who made this recipe said it should be rated as "guy-friendly" and "totally easy". So there you go.
Katharine Hepburn Brownies
Makes one tray, you decide how many brownies to slice it into.
2 (one-ounce) squares unsweetened baker's chocolate
1 stick unsalted butter
1 cup sugar
2 eggs
1/2 tsp. vanilla
1/4 cup flour
1/4 tsp. salt
1 cup chopped walnuts
Melt chocolate and butter in a heavy saucepan over low heat. Remove from heat and stir in sugar. Add eggs and vanilla and beat well. Stir in flour, salt and walnuts. Mix well. Pour into a buttered 8-inch-square baking pan. Bake at 325° for 40 minutes. Cool and cut into squares.


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The most effective professional development is often initiated and determined by the teacher themselves. For many, this is achieved through engaging with the ever growing online community such as Twitter, blogs, TeachMeets etc. However, for others the book (whether digital or old fashioned paper) is still their primary source of furthering their learning and practice.
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We celebrated a couple of May birthdays...and one that was rescheduled from the February blizzard this past week. It is an honor to be part of celebrations. All three birthdays this weekend were a pleasure– made up of some people who we just met for the first time this weekend and many who we have been fortunate to get to know over the last year since we have been cooking at home.
We served many firsts of the season- tomatoes, baby zucchini, porcinis, celery, squash blossoms, rabbit, summer truffles...We are looking forward to another birthday dinner for an old friend this weekend.
The menus were all a bit different– here is Saturday nights food and wine:
BBQ Whitmore Farms Rabbit
Scrambled Eggs with Sorrel
Kaleidoscope Carrot Soup
Asparagus with Lemon and Garlic Chives
(Caves Jean Bourdy) Cremant du Jura Brut NV
Wild King Salmon with Beets, Beet Ketchup, Spring Onion and Summer Truffle
(Gerard Boulay) Sancerre ROSE 2008
Pasta with Baby Zucchini, Squash Blossoms, Young Garlic, and Porcini
(Vercesi) Pinot Nero Bianco "Gugiarolo" 2008
Pork Chop with Red Mustard Greens, Grits, Leeks and Celery
(Dom. des Hauts Chassis) Crozes Hermitage "Les Chassis" 2007
Tome des Recolletes with Olive Oil Cracker
Strawberry Pie with Frozen Mint Coconut and Candied Pistachios
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Flight over the Moscow city
As part of the communication platform InSight we offered fans of Heineken Brand to relive a unique experience - a flight in the virtual reality above Moscow. Not just a 'virtual roller coaster', but a game. Heineken brand stars were scattered all over the flight path: those who scored the maximum number of stars received prizes from the brand. Everybody could observe the current flight on the screen installed next to the installation.
To collect database and account for all the statistics, we have created the electronic registration system with help of the iPad connected to a local server. Hostesses were adding the contact details of the player before each flight.
The installation has been prepared as a mobile toolkit for BTL-activations Heineken. It was easy to transport between different sites and it does not require additional preparation space.
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For virtual reality flight we have developed a special mechanism that helps players to keep balance. In addition, the stand was equipped with a fan, which added "presence" of the effect of blowing wind in the player's face during the flight over Moscow.


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axis workshop
Axis Workshop is a design proposal for a nonprofit organization to turn the old Valparaiso Technical Institute community college in Valparaiso, Indiana into a creative "hub" for the town.
Built in 1905, the Tech was first owned by the Pitkin & Brooks Glass Company and since has been operated by many different organizations including the Dodge Telegraph and Radio Institute, and most well-known, the Valparaiso Technical Institute (VTI). In 1991, the VTI was closed and half of the property buildings were demolished. The few remaining buildings are scattered with office spaces, a couple of photography studios, and other small businesses. The main building that the nonprofit will be working out of has ample space and workrooms, aesthetically pleasing vintage remnants, and plenty of potential to grow.
It is this nonprofit's mission "To create a community workshop where hand's-on creativity can flourish." -Elias Crim
This nonprofit will be using the space to create an environment for creatives to come and not only work, but to also learn and grow with one another. This facility will be the new Western entrance to Valparaiso and will house a coworking space, an art center, and a makerspace. In efforts to keep this storyteller space alive, much of the buildings rich history will be displayed throughout the building. The target audience for the Tech Project is not only the youth of the community interested in engaging creative opportunities, but also local adults looking for a stimulating space to house their professional services. As an interactive creative learning space, the opportunities held at the Tech will be open to everyone ranging from children through adults.
I worked with a team of designers to create an identity for this facility that would get the community excited about the future of the space, as well as help to get the organization's name out to the community by the way of a website, social media, and other marketing deliverables. In researching the different names for the term "hub," we came across "axis." We thought it was a fun play on words for giving the community access to a local makerspace, as well as being the center, the core, the hub of a creative community. The open-ended triangle in this logo is a symbol of that inviting creative community. The inner blue triangle represents the local workshop community of creatives who are encouraged to go out and explore their surrounding community. The outer black triangle represents the surrounding community of people who are being invited to come over and explore this organization's makerspace, Axis Workshop. Our proposal was promoted through fundraisers and town meetings, but due to lack of funds, our proposal for Axis Workshop unfortunately fell through.


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Brad's job entails lots of frisbee golf and a good bit of bible study. If asked, Brad would tell you that the parables are where it's at and he can often be found rereading Mark 4.
Brad enjoys tea from his tiny child-sized teapots and lightly roasted Norwegian style coffee. He is also a slightly above average dart player currently playing on Durham's best team, the Darty Rotten Scoundrels. Oh and he's married to Jamie — her value to Blacknall far exceeds her husband's.


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TMZ Sports debuted on FS1 Monday morning. The show, which promises to "[offer] a window into the world where sport and celebrity cultures intersect — whether at a party, movie premiere or an ordinary day", is a prime example of Jamie Horowitz's impact at the network.
Horowitz, who joined FS1 in April, previously brought 'Embrace Debate' television to ESPN. His style of programming is one meant to provoke, champion hot takes, and see level-headed analysis take a backseat. Although shows like First Take may infuriate some fans, the fact is that it works, and it works well. First Take, Horowitz's prize creation over his time at ESPN, recently experienced record ratings, and its co-stars, Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless are two of the network's most prized assets.
At FS1, Horowitz immediately brought that style to the network by bringing in Colin Cowherd and making him the network's dominant daytime programming. Though Cowherd hasn't seen ratings yet, it's worth noting that Mike Francesa, who previously occupied that spot, did not do much better and it's always tough to get ratings in the middle of the day.
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All That Remains had one of the shorter sets I've ever seen them play at the recent "Operation Kick Ass" festival in Chula Vista, CA, but that didn't stop them from completely pummeling you.
Talking to Mike Martin and Jeanne Sagan a few hours before their set was super chill. As I packed my gear and walked away from the interview I thought, "These two hilarious, off the wall characters I just spoke with will be crushing your face in less than two hours". It always floors me how bands can do a complete 180 right when they hit the stage.
Knowing that Mike and Jeanne don't take themselves too seriously, It was a nice change to not have a super serious interview. I knew we could b.s about the evolution in sound that All That Remains has gone through over the years, and of course, what the internet though about that. Speaking of the Internet, front man, Phil Labonte, is no stranger to social media. The singer voices his Libertarian opinion on a daily basis and likes to "stir the pot" every once in awhile. *Side note Phil actually knows his shit. I don't care what side you're on, as long as you're educated, mother f*cker.
The All That Remains set moves quickly. As Mike explains in the interview, Phil Labonte doesn't like to talk a lot between songs, and he didn't. The short set kind of forced the band to crank one song right after another. I was stoked that they did span the ATR career with older songs from Fall Of Ideals on up to the latest sings from A War You Cannot Win.
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- Devin Vinson who now manages this project has written an article explaining how to create a simple WP plugin using boilerplate with just a few lines of code.
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- Can be a single php file in the wp-content/plugins folder.
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[php] /** * Plugin Name: Plugin Name */ [/php]
- See WP documentation on creating a full plugin header.
- All plugin files, variables, and functions should have a unique prefix.
- Hooks – Occur at strategic points within code to allow one to make modifications to WordPress without editing any core files.
- Actions – Add or change WP functionality.
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- To use one of these you need to create a custom function ("callback") and register it with WP for a specific hook.
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- Most commonly used is the Options API.
- The HTTP API is useful when using cURL.
- The Plugin API exposes functions useful to plugin developers.
- do_action() – Add hooks within plugin to allow it to be extended.
- apply_filters() – Best Practice: Use wherever text is printed to screen.
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Bibliography/Other Resources
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By: Mark Rockwell
In the wee hours of the morning of Aug. 2, the union that represents 45,000 TSA security officers reached its first labor agreement with the agency.
The agreement now faces a ratification vote by the union's membership.
The American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) said it had reached the agreement with Transportation Security Administration representatives at 3 a.m. on Aug. 2.
Details of the agreement weren't announced by AFGE. However, wages and the right for TSOs to strike most likely aren't included.
A short statement issued the afternoon of Aug. 2 by TSA administrator John Pistole didn't provide much detail either. ""This agreement represents a significant milestone in our relationship with our employees. We look forward to a review of the agreement by our covered employees," said Pistole.
Wage discussions were banned from discussion in 2011, when Pistole agreed to allow collective bargaining to go forward. He also stipulated in a 2011 memorandum that workers would also be barred from striking.
Pistole said back then that bargaining could be done on issues like vacation time rules, shift assignments, workplace transfers and employee performance recognition on a national level -- but not with state or local unions.
"For 10 long years AFGE has fought hard so that Transportation Security Officers would have collective bargaining rights. We have often looked back and wondered why it was taking so long," said AFGE National President John Gage said in a statement later on Aug. 2. "Today we begin to look forward."
"This collective bargaining agreement will better the working lives of 45,000 hard-working, dedicated employees, and that's a fantastic feeling," AFGE TSA Council 100 President Kim Kraynak-Lambert said. "Now we can look forward to new rights and new working conditions, and a chance to form a true labor-management partnership. And, contrary to some of the misinformation circulating about TSA, an agreement will not adversely affect security – security related matters were strictly excluded from negotiations. In fact, this agreement will strengthen our ability to carry out TSA's vital mission of protecting the American people," he said.
The contract, said Gage, will provide uniform, fair treatment for TSOs at all U.S. airports. "Both parties believe the agreement will also provide much needed schedule flexibility," he said. "Improvements in working conditions will also benefit both TSA and the officers by fostering a family-friendly workplace where the employees have greater job satisfaction and feel supported in performing their important security work."
The parties were also able to finalize terms of a new dispute resolution process, according to Gage. "Independent, third-party review is a right that ensures transparency and will improve the working lives of our officer," he said.
According to Gage, the entire TSA workforce will have the opportunity to ratify the collective bargaining agreement in the coming months.
"I am very pleased that TSA and AFGE came to an agreement on a collective bargaining agreement early this morning," said a statement by ranking minority leader of the House Homeland Security Committee, Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-MS). Thompson had backed unionization at the agency. "Finally, after a ten-year struggle, Transportation Security Officers are a major step closer to securing the basic workplace rights that they deserve. This has been a long but worthwhile effort as collective bargaining can enhance workforce productivity, morale, and TSA's mission without affecting security."


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Disability Management is a proactive, Return-to-Work process for individuals suffering from injury / illness, which coordinates the activities of Labour, Management, Insurance Carriers, Healthcare Providers and Vocational Rehabilitation Professionals. It is designed to minimize the impact of economic, human, and social costs of disabilities, to workers and society at large. The process is workplace based, managed and directed in consultation and cooperation with all relevant parties.
Disability Management strategies targeted at the effective and safe reintegration of injured and ill Workers back to the workforce have demonstrated significant benefits in measurability reducing the economic and social costs of disabilities on Employers, Workers, Insurance and Rehabilitation Providers, government and society. National and international research has identified the key success factors in the effective implementation of these Disability Management and Return-to-Work strategies, which will consistently produce positive measurable economic and social outcomes across a broad range of organizational settings and jurisdictional boundaries.
The Disability Management Process is not just concerned with Return-to-Work issues. Injury/illness prevention is paramount to success. Ergonomic and Workplace Assessments, Transitional Work, Functional Capacity Evaluations, Worksite/Equipment Modifications, Community and Medical Community Education are all integral to this process.
An effective Disability Management Program is of benefit to all Stakeholders:
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– There is a lessened demand on the health care and other social services, thus benefiting society at large
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Ani's 3rd Annual "Art4NF" Holiday Social Fundraiser
Date: Saturday, December 5, 2015
Time: 5:00pm to 9:00 pm [RSVP]
Hosted by: Ani and Jim MacIntyre in Long Beach
[R.S.V.P.] or call Ani at (562) 221-0661 or Katie 714-293-4035 firstname.lastname@example.com
Award-winning glass artist Ani MacIntyre invites you to her home studio in Long Beach to celebrate the holidays and shop for gifts.
Ani's generous donation of food, drink and handmade glass gift items allows every dollar we raise to be directly applied to NF California support and educational events. Please bring a neighbor or friend to make this holiday party a fun and profitable fundraiser!
NF California is a registered 501(c)3 charity dedicated to supporting adults and children with neurofibromatosis (NFF. Neurofibromatosis is a widely variable genetic disorder that is not contagious. We will have free information available at the fundraiser as part of our effort to increase awareness about NF.


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Capturing my attention, lines and angles surround my mind
with their textures and accents.
Combining all elastic colors into the equation allows
imagination to be in the moment, being tantalized by their
softness and bright prismic effects on intellect.
Taking everything into account, I vanish in interior moments,
holding my breath at the beauty that can never escape.
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►South Africa's game parks on foot
South Africa • 12 days on site
- 4 days walking safari in Hluhluwe-Imfolozi game reserve
- Ithala game reserve
- Greater St Lucia
- Hiking in the Drakensberg
- Accommodation in B&B and confortable camps. 3 nights camping
- 5 walking days
- From Euro 990 per person (self drive) and Euro 1390 (guided)
Departure on request
Zululand is the historical birth place of one of the most charismatic people of South Africa's: the Zulus. It is also a territory that has retained its cultural background and where one finds some of the best game reserves of South Africa. This tour focus on the parks and game reserves of this region, which we mainly discover on foot. One of the highlight is a 3 day walking safari in Hluhluwe-Imfolozi game reserve! We will also visit the Greater St Lucia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Ithala game reserve. And finally, we will do some awesome walks in the Drakensberg, especially the Amphitheatre.
Day by day...
Day 1: Johannesburg…
Your guide will meet you at the airport. This is a day to get to know each other and prepare the trip with the rest of the group and the team. Depending on your time of arrival we may have time for a short visit of the city. Meals to your own account.
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Day 2: Ithala Game Reserve…
Transfer eastward for Zululand. We enter Ithala Nature reserve mid afternoon.
Transfer to our camp (while observing our first animals) where we settle for 1 night. we will spend the afternoon exploring the reserve in 4x4.
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Days 3-4: ISimangaliso Wetland Park (Greater St Lucia)…
We do an early morning busgh walk (about 3 hours). Then, we continue eastward towards the Indian Ocean for the iSimangaliso Wetland Park (e.g. Greater St Lucia).
Overnight in a B&B. Afternoon at leisure and a perfect time to enjoy the white sandy beach. Tomorrow morning, we do a boat cruise on the lake to observe the countless hippos and crocs. You can also book some optionnal activities like a boat trip at sea to spot whales and dolphins. Alternatively, we will explore the park in search of terrestrial wildlife and birds.
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Days: 5-7: Imfolozi: walking safari...
We enter one of the most scenic game reserves of South Africa: Hluhluwe-Imfolozi. Besides the 300 bird species, lions, elephants, buffalos and 80 other mammal species, Imfolozi boasts the largest concentration of rhinos per square meter of the whole Africa!
The southern section of the reserve (30 % of the total area) is a protected wilderness area, entirely devoid of roads and permanent camps. This sector of the park is only accessible on foot, for groups of no more than eight people. And this is how we discover Imfolozi: on foot, led by 2 experienced rangers. We spend 3 nights in a primitive tented camp in the middle of the bush: no fence, no electircity, no running water, no roads! Just the wilderness. There is no better way to feel in symbiosis with the bush. You will experience the thrill of big game tracking and at night, inside your tent, the excitment ofanimal activities nearby...
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Day 8: Imfolozi - Drakensberg ...
After breakfast, we spend another 2 hours walking back to the main camp. And then we sadly leave Imfolozi. Then we head south towards Durban and then north for the Drakensberg. We will make a stop for lunch at Howik and look at the falls. We overnight in a guesthouse near Cathedral Peak sector.
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Day 9: Drakensberg - Cathedral Peak...
Today, we spend the day hiking in Cathedral Peak. We will choose our route according to the grpup level of experience. We try to make a scenic loop which offers stunning views over Cathedral Peak: about 8 hours of walking and 600m of elevation. Overnight at the same place.
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Day 10: Drakensberg - Royal Natal Park...
Full day walk in the park, where we have a stunning view over the the majestic Amphitheatre. Overnight at the same place.
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Day 11: Drakensberg - Amphitheatre - Clarens...
Today is dedicated to climbing the Amphitheatre, starting from Sentinel and continuing through the ladders of the same name. At the top, we will be rewarded with a breathtaking view of the land which stretches infinitely in front of us. We will also see the highest waterfall of Southern Africa: Tugela Falls, which drops 700m in three jumps (maybe dry at certain times of the year). About 6 hours walk return. Then we drive to the charming village of Clarensand we spend the night in a Ghuest House.
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Day 12: Drakensberg - Johannesburg…
A last morning to enjoy the charming town of Clarens. Depending on the time of your flight we will leave in the morning or early afternoon. Lunch at your own account. Drop off at Johannesburg airport. End of your trip!
Practical info...
This trip can be guided or self driving. In the latter situation, you will still be guided in Imfolozi.
Trip starts: Johannesburg airport.
Trip ends: Johannesburg airport.
Guided trip: 4 min- 7 max.
Self drive trip: 2 min - 8 max.
Age min: 16 years old.
In B&Bs. Comfortable camp in Ithala. In Imfolozi, we camp in a tented bushcamp. Bucket shower, no toilet, no electricty.
This trip is accessible to the largest number (kids over 16 years old). No experience is required but a good fitness is important given the amount of walking.
What is included...
Guided trip:
All accommodations, meals as indicated, transport, included activities, equipment.
Self drive trip:
All accommodations, car rental for the duration of the trip with insurance and unlimited kilometers, all meals in Imfolozi.
What is not included...
Guided trip:
International flights, excluded meals, drinks, park fees, personal expenses, souvenirs, and gratuities.
Self drive trip:
International flights, meals (except Imfolozi), optional activities, park fees, personal expenses, drinks, souvenirs, gratuities, petrol and toll gates.


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The dollar rose to a one-month high against the safe-haven yen on Monday as worries about a military strike against Syria diminished, while commodity currencies edged higher in the wake of upbeat Chinese data.
The dollar was up 1.2 percent 99.38 yen, its highest since August 2 and pulling well away from last week's trough of 96.81 yen. The euro rose 1.2 percent to 131.27 yen.
The yen, which tends to benefit in time of market turmoil, was recently buoyed as investors avoided risk on escalating tensions around Syria and dumped emerging market assets as they braced for the Federal Reserve to begin scaling back stimulus.
(Read more: Three charts that explain why emerging currencies are falling)


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This issue completes a series of three devoted to the black artistic production of that century. Valuable insight is offered on the contribution of archeology and the study of African American arts. One quilting historian gives a cogent analysis of the scholarship to-date on African American quilting, one of the few areas of the Southern black artistry that has received considerable attention in the last two decades. Thes few examples, by no means the only ones, are mentioned to illustrate the invaluable contributions that scholars are daily adding to our understanding of African American art in the Americas.
19TH CENTURY AFRICAN AMERICAN FINE AND CRAFT ARTS OF THE SOUTH: Introduction by Juanita Marie Holland, A Mixed Palette: Free Artists of Color of Antebellum New Orleans by Patricia Brady, Antebellum Louisiana Artisans: Black Furniture Makers by Sharon Patton, An Archaeological Perspective on African American Artistic Production by Theresa A. Singleton, African American Quilts: Paradigms of Black Diversity by Cuesta Benberry, John Henry & Sons Builders of More Stately Mansions: African American Contributions to 19th Century American Architecture: an interview with Richard K. Dozier, & Book Review by David Driskell.
Art and craft work by: Frances B. Johnston, Jules Lion, Florville Foy, Julien Hudson, Pessou and Simon, Dutreuil Barjon Jr., Thomas Day, David Jarbour, Elizabeth Keckly, Harriet Powers, Fany Bush, Aaron Douglas, Thomas Coram, Charles Keck, Eugene Warburg, Daniel Warburg, Celestin Glapion, Robert S. Duncanson, & James Pressley Ball


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There are an estimated 2.1 million Americans grappling with opioid addiction.
A recent study found that opioid use among pregnant women increased significantly between 2004 and 2013, particularly in rural areas that saw a 600% increase.[1] Consequently, the number of children born
with neonatal abstinence syndrome has increased dramatically. A child is born with neonatal abstinence syndrome every 15 minutes.[2]
Traditionally, when infants are born with neonatal abstinence syndrome they are sent to an intensive-care unit, costing hospitals an estimated $1.5 billion. After their release, many parents must grapple with managing their own addiction while supporting
their child's unique health needs.
Please join the bipartisan Baby Caucus for a briefing addressing the ongoing challenges with supporting parents and children impacted by opioid addiction featuring the following panelists:
Dr. Kaitlan E Baston
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The Honorable Joseph W. Seidlin
Judge, Iowan District Court 5C
Polk County, IA
Dr. Rebecca Vivrette
Assistant Professor, Psychiatry
University of Maryland School of Medicine
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We hope you will join us and learn more about this important issue.
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The African Film Festival, Burkina Faso
In late February, a month before violent protests by the military in Burkina Faso prompted President Blaise Compaore to dissolve his government, an enthusiastic crowd swarmed Place des Cinéastes in the capital city, Ouagadougou, as well as a dozen other sites, as part of Fespaco 2011, the Pan-African Film and Television Festival that honors contributions to African cinema. The biannual "African Cannes" attracted nearly 8,000 attendees, according to Michel Ouedraogo, the festival's organizer. Many packed the city's soccer stadium, but others, in small villages like Pitmoaga, 30 miles west of the capital, were able to watch movies on temporary screens. And for a few hours on each of the festival's eight days, it provided a welcome respite from reality.
Fespaco is the Panafrican festival of cinema, the most important in the continent. Every two years it takes place in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso.
A great achievement if we consider that African cinema has the fewest economic and financial means of sustenance and that its distributive market is down to the bone.
The Festival, which is entirely "handcrafted", begins in a 35.000 seat stadium filled to the rim, in an extremely colorful African context, intertwined by very kitschy ballets and shows. All within a city that is litterally taken over by dealers and traders coming from all Burkina Faso and bordering territories. During the course of the event, tens of films coming from all of Africa are shown through lengthy delays in halls assaulted by crowds hungry for entertainment. Spectators can view video-documentaries through the city streets in open air theaters, while pennyless associations organize "travelling" projections, between block parties and swarms of children shouting.


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Treehouse's in-house director signed to top LA management company Luber Roklin Entertainment
Treehouse Digital's in-house director, Peter Stanley-Ward, is now officially represented by Luber Roklin Entertainment, one of Hollywood's top management firms.
This marks a new chapter in the company's journey, with representation in Hollywood opening up opportunities that before would have been impossible.
These are exciting times at Treehouse Digital. The short film Litterbugs is setting the international festival scene alight and is Oscar qualifying as well as BAFTA long-listed.
Treehouse Digital will also soon be announcing some exciting news for local schools as they take the bugs on tour and spread the word against cyber bullying.
For more information about Treehouse Digital go to www.treehousedigital.com. More information about Litterbugs can be found at litterbugsthemovie.com