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| The term "100 percent fruit juice" sounds innocent and wholesome, right? Sure — but you have to know what you're looking for.
The good news is that 100 percent fruit juice is made purely from the juices of real fruits. And that means you're getting all the antioxidants and vitamins from fruit in one powerful punch. (One study published in the American Journal of Health Promotion even found that kids who drank more than 6 ounces of 100 percent juice had more nutritious diets than their peers.)
But there are a few problems with 100 percent real fruit juice: you get way more sugar and calories, for starters. Your glass of 100 percent fruit juice has about twice the amount of calories as a piece of fruit; so, if you're drinking a glass of orange juice, you're getting the caloric equivalent of two to three oranges. And you're not getting the full amount of fiber from 100 percent fruit juice either, as it's stripped away when the juice is processed.
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| You might think that your fruity combination juice is a mix of all your favorite juices — but you're more likely to find apple and grape juices in there. Apple and grape juices are seen as the "fillers" of most juices, because they're cheap to make.
So that blueberry-pomegranate juice may contain 100 percent fruit juice of blueberries and pomegranates, but may also have apple and grape juice in it. Pomegranate juice was one of the top "food frauds " found in a recent hot button study of fake ingredients from the U.S. Pharmacopeial Convention. As most versions are often diluted with grape and apple juice, pomegranate juice that's straight-up pomegranate is harder and harder to find. Markus Lipp, senior director for Food Standard, told ABC News, "Pomegranate juice is a high-value ingredient and a high-priced ingredient, and adulteration appears to be widespread… It can be adulterated with other food juices… additional sugar, or just water and sugar."
How to avoid that sticky problem? Stick to single-fruit juice (like 100 percent pomegranate fruit juice) and read the ingredients labels very carefully. The higher up the ingredient is on the list, the more you'll find of it — so if your juice has apple and grape way up at the top, you're getting a lot of those from your bottle.
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| Because juicing strips away the fiber from natural fruits, some juice makers add additional fiber back into their products. But some juice makers have been found in the past to add in synthetic fiber, making your wholesome juice not quite so natural.
For example, one review of supermarket juices published by the nonprofit watchdog Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) found that Welch's 100 Percent Grape Juice with Fiber (which suggests that one serving can give you 10 percent of your daily needs in fiber) was made with maltodextrin, an additive that acts more like a starch-like carbohydrate. However, the study said, the label advertised that the fiber came from the whole grapes, and not an additive. One other juice maker that came under fire for fake fibers? Naked Juice.
In 2011, a lawsuit was filed against the company for misleading language on the labeling that ignored the "added synthetic compounds," like "Fibersol-2 (a proprietary synthetic digestion-resistant fiber produced by Archer Daniels Midland and developed by a Japanese chemical company), fructooligosaccharides (a synthetic fiber and sweetener), and inulin (an artificial and invisible fiber added to foods to... increase fiber content without the typical fiber mouthfeel)." You can still find maltodextrin on the ingredient list for Blue Machine Naked Juice.
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| This one is almost a no-brainer: certain juices will contain dyes in them. The one under the most fire is Red 40, a dye that was linked to childhood ADHD (the link was later disputed by the FDA); another one, Yellow 6, was found in several brands of orange juice in one study.
The CSPI points out that these bright colors in juice can often mask what's really in your drink — so you might think you're drinking a berry juice that's really just bright red because of the dye. Of course, that doesn't mean natural colorings are that much better for you.
Take the Starbucks debacle when it was found to be using cochineal coloring for its Strawberry Frappuccinos — beetles may be natural, but we don't want them in our juice. And as some point out, using additives like beet concentrate or carrot concentrate for color can cause big problems for those with food allergies, so it's best to read those ingredient labels carefully.
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| This last one has everyone talking: ethyl butyrate, one ingredient you might see on your juice ingredient label, is better known as the "flavor pack" that makes your juice so appetizing.
Tropicana Juice is one such company to come under fire (and lawsuits) for using flavor packs in orange juice to give it a "distinctive" and consistent taste. As Food Renegade explains: "When the juice is stripped of oxygen it is also stripped of flavor-providing chemicals. Juice companies therefore hire flavor and fragrance companies, the same ones that formulate perfumes for Dior and Calvin Klein, to engineer flavor packs to add back to the juice to make it taste fresh. Flavor packs aren't listed as an ingredient on the label because technically they are derived from orange essence and oil. Yet those in the industry will tell you that the flavor packs, whether made for reconstituted or pasteurized orange juice, resemble nothing found in nature."Coca-Cola's
Simply Orange juice is another such example of a product "made with an algorithm." The "Black Book" model, Bloomberg recently revealed, is how Coca-Cola can replicate the same taste of orange juice despite the variables of juice production — using "natural fragrances and flavors."
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Chiefs beat Lethbridge to move to 4-1 on season
SPOKANE, Wash. - The Chiefs raced out to a 3-0 lead in the first period and held on late as they doubled up the Lethbridge Hurricanes 4-2 in front of 5,342 fans at the Spokane Arena on Saturday night. Eric Williams turned away 25 shots and Mitch Holmberg chipped in his third goal in two games as Spokane improved to 4-1-0-0.
The Chiefs got on the board in the first with an unassisted top shelf goal from team scoring leader Holmberg at 11:47. The goal was Holmberg's seventh of the season and fifth in three home games. Todd Fiddler added to the Chiefs lead with a power play score at the 14:07 mark on assists from Jason Fram and Tanner Mort.
Spokane's advantage swelled to three goals when Collin Valcourt fired a shot into the back of the net at 16:33 with assists from Reid Gow and Brenden Kichton. Lethbridge got their first goal just nine-seconds later on a shot from winger Jaimen Yakubowski to cap the first period scoring with Spokane leading 3-1.
Despite recording 14 more shots than the Hurricanes in the second period (19-5), the Chiefs failed to capitalize with a goal. Lethbridge cut the Spokane lead to 3-2 with a shorthanded goal from Remi Laurencelle at 8:25. Hurricanes netminder Ty Rimmer was a perfect 19 of 19 on save opportunities in the period.
The game was up for grabs late in the third period with the Chiefs leading by just one, but Williams recorded a brilliant save at the 15:22 mark to maintain Spokane's advantage. Tanner Mort put the game out of reach with a goal at 15:38 on assists from Fiddler and Mike Aviani.
Williams finished the night 25 of 27 on save opportunities while Rimmer was 35 of 39 for Lethbridge. The Chiefs were two of four on the power play and three for three on penalty kills.
The Chiefs travel to Kelowna on Wednesday for a 7:05 pm matchup with the Rockets and Kamloops on Friday for a 7:00 pm game against the Blazers. Spokane returns home on Saturday for their only home matchup of the year with Vancouver at 7:05 pm on Leinenkugel's Hocktoberfest.

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Family: Cupressaceae, Cypress view all from this family
Description Tallest tree on the planet, evergreen, long lived, surviving 1200-1800 years or more. Crown short, conical. Branches horizontal, slightly drooping. Bark reddish-brown, very thick, up to 30 cm. (12 in.), soft, fibrous. Leaves variable, 15–25 mm. (0.59–0.98 in.) long and flat on young trees; scale-like 5–10 mm. (0.20–0.39 in.) long on the upper crown of older trees; a full range of transition between the two extremes. Dark green above, two blue-white stomatal bands below. Leaf arrangement spiral, larger shade leaves twisted at the base to lie in a flat plane for maximum light capture. Cones ovoid, 15–32 mm. (0.59–1.3 in.) long, with 15–25 spirally arranged scales. Cone scales bear 3–7 seeds. Seeds 3–4 mm. (0.12–0.16 in.) long and 0.5 mm. (0.020 in.) broad, with two wings 1 mm. (0.039 in.) wide. Seeds 2 winged. Pollen cones oval, 4–6 mm. (0.16–0.24 in.) long. Species monoecious, with pollen and seed cones on the same plant.
Dimensions Height: 61-99 m. (200-325 ft.)
Diameter: 3-4.6 m. (10-15 ft.) occasionally greater.
Habitat Canyons & valleys, Cities, suburbs & towns, Mountains.
Range Northwest, California.
Discussion Genus name commemorates the Indian name Sequoyah (Sequoia) the inventor of the Cherokee alphabet. Oldest coast redwood is about 2,200 years old; many others in the wild exceed 600 years. Prior to commercial logging and clearing in the 1850's, this massive tree occurred naturally in an estimated 2.1 million acres along much of coastal California and the southwestern corner of coastal Oregon within the United States.


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Showcase any combination of berries and sliced fruit on this tart. Try strawberries and blueberries with nectarine or papaya slices. Add a few blackberries for a dramatic color accent. You'll probably need to make two tarts to serve all of your guests!
Lemon curd is a creamy mixture made by cooking lemon juice, sugar, butter and egg yolks until thickened. Look for lemon curd in jars at the supermarket in the jam and jelly section or at gourmet shops.
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Brian Hayes
The genetic code was cracked 40 years ago, and yet we still don't
fully understand it. We know enough to read individual messages,
translating from the language of nucleotide bases in DNA or RNA into
the language of amino acids in a protein molecule. The RNA language
is written in an alphabet of four letters (A, C, G, U), grouped into
words three letters long, called triplets or codons. Each of the 64
codons specifies one of 20 amino acids or else serves as a
punctuation mark signaling the end of a message. That's all there is
to the code. But a nagging question has never been put to rest: Why
this particular code, rather than some other? Given 64 codons and 20
amino acids plus a punctuation mark, there are 1083
possible genetic codes. What's so special about the one code
that—with a few minor variations—rules all life on
Planet Earth?
The canonical nonanswer to this question came from Francis Crick,
who argued that the code need not be special at all; it could be
nothing more than a "frozen accident." The assignment of
codons to amino acids might have been subject to reshuffling and
refinement in the earliest era of evolution, but further change
became impossible because the code was embedded so deeply in the
core machinery of life. A mutation that altered the codon table
would also alter the structure of every protein molecule, and thus
would almost surely be lethal. In other words, the genetic code is
the qwerty keyboard of biology—not necessarily the best
solution, but too deeply ingrained to be replaced or improved.
There has always been resistance to the frozen-accident theory. Who
wants to believe that the key to life is so arbitrary and ad
hoc? And there is evidence that the accident is not quite
frozen. Certain protozoa, bacteria and intracellular organelles
employ genetic codes slightly different from the standard one,
hinting that changes to codon assignments are not impossible after
all. And if the code is subject to change, then it must also be
subject to natural selection, which in turn suggests the possibility
of ongoing improvement. Perhaps ours is not the very best of all
possible codes, but after four billion years of evolution it ought
to be a pretty darn good one.
The urge to find something singular and superlative about the code
was already evident even before it was deciphered. For several years
before experiments began to reveal the true structure of the genetic
code, theorists were at liberty to dream up codes of their own. Some
of the proposals were so ingenious that the real code seemed a bit
disappointing. An earlier column in this series (January-February
1998) described that era of imaginary genetic engineering. But the
creative thinking did not end with the publication of the codon
table; indeed speculation seems to have been inhibited very little
by the constraints of mere fact. This sequel is meant to bring the
story up to date, covering both the biological mainstream and a few
ideas from wilder shores.
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Genomes are the mechanism by which our bodies operate. They contain all the genetic information that makes us who we are.
Ten years ago this month, scientists completed work on the Human Genome Project and since then the technology to explore it further has rapidly evolved. Last year, Time Magazine noted the genomic work being done at Kansas City's Children's Mercy Hospital to dramatically speed up the diagnosis and treatment of critically ill infants.
Think of it as the difference between testing a patient one disease at a time versus the much broader net that genomes allow us to cast. It is an innovative example of how translational research can ultimately enhance patient care.
Media attention from the likes of Time Magazine and the Newshour is nice for Dr. Kingsmore. Even nicer was the recent $1 million grant from the William T. Kemper Foundation to help fund the Genomic Center's activities.


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By Reshma Kapadia
While investors wait for further confirmation of improved economic activity, Alberto Ades, co-head of Bank of America ML's global economics research, thinks "the window for risk assets to rally remains open."
Ades thinks emerging market currencies have further room to rally.
He favors high beta currency plays like Mexican Peso, the Russian Ruble, Korean Won and the Indonesian Rupiah, noting the low likelihood of central bank intervention and gradual lift in price momentum.
After falling for much of the last year, inflation may have reached an inflection point and start ticking higher into 2013, he writes.
"Rates markets in Turkey and Brazil also present some opportunities to play the themes of potentially higher rates and inflation," Ades says.
The biggest risk for Emerging Europe/Middle East/Africa: Commodities, if China's economy doesn't start picking up.
While both South Africa and Russia's commodity exports total about 15 to 20% of GDP, Ades says South Africa is more exposed than Russia. The firm's analysis shows that South African activity is the most fueled by China in the region, second only to high tech exporter Israel.
The WisdomTree Emerging Market Currency ETF (CEW) closed up slightly at $20.91. The iShares MSCI South Africa Index Fund (EZA) fell 0.6% to $65.34.


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Bolt of lightning sets Stourbridge homes alight
A lightning bolt struck two houses in a Stourbridge street – causing a major roof fire and leaving many residents without telephones or electricity.
People living in Oakfield Road in Wollescote have spoken of a flash followed by a huge bang, the ground shaking and cars vibrating on the road following the lightning strike on Saturday afternoon.
The lightning first hit Dave and Sonia Simmonds' home, before striking the roof of a semi-detached home three doors down and causing a major fire in the roof at about 2.40pm.
It is believed a family, who live in the second house struck by lightning were away in Great Yarmouth – but a woman was inside and was treated for smoke inhalation.
A mother and her two children in an attached house were evacuated. They had only moved in six months ago, but are now being housed in a hotel, neighbours say.
Mr and Mrs Simmonds were shopping at Aldi when they heard the lightning strike. Minutes later, Mr Simmonds' friend called him to say his house had been struck.
"We heard it while in the shop, everyone did, then my mate called me up to tell me he saw the lightning come down on my house," the 55-year-old retired firefighter said.
"We drove back and saw the smoke coming up from the street, we turned in and I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw the house on fire.
"We were lucky it just hit our aerial and took the cabling down."
24hours later - the home in oakfield road in wollascote hit by lightning yesterday. Hole clearly visible in roof pic.twitter.com/uHvA0jd0Qj— Alex Ross (@AlexRoss_Star) January 26, 2014
However, many of the couple's electrical appliances have been broken by the lightning including their two televisions, DVD player, Xbox game console and central heating boiler.
Mr Simmonds said: "We just feel lucky – it could have been much worse."
More than 20 firefighters attended Oakfield Road. They used hydraulic cranes to tackle the fire from the property's first floor, leaving five hours later. Yesterday, the house was gutted with a hole in the roof and its windows blackened.
The lightning also struck a house in Sedgley, causing an electric supply meter to explode.
Meanwhile, the steeple at the Catholic St Michael and the Holy Angels Church in High Street, West Bromwich, was struck by lightning.
A wooden floor inside the building was set alight after its steeple was struck by lightning.
A metal Christmas decoration had been leaning against lead framed windows and conducted the electricity from the lightning – sparking the flames.
Watch commander Phillip Richards said it was lucky someone had been inside the building at the time and if it had gone unnoticed then it could have become much more serious.
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Buakaw Por Pramuk Fighting in the United States
- Written by Dave Walsh
Yes, you read that headline right. Buakaw Por. Pramuk, two-time K-1 World MAX Champion and 2010 Shootboxing S-Cup Champion will indeed be fighting in the United States in August of this year. Stand Up Promotions based out of Northern California will be presenting yet another big muay thai card to the area featuring not only Buakaw Por. Pramuk but Saenchai Sinibi Gym, Koaklai Kennorising, Saiyok Pumpanmuang and Rungravee Sasiprapa.
This is a lot of world class muay thai talent for a relatively smaller promotion, but they are going all th way with this event, booking the Anaheim Convention Center. The Arena in the Convention Center can hold upwards of 9,100 people if they are indeed running in the Arena and not a convention hall. All of this goes down on August 13th. MuayThaiAuthority.com did the legwork.
In August Stand Up Promotions will host "World Class Championship Muay Thai" at the Anaheim Convention Center on August 13th in Anaheim, CA. The event will feature Buakaw Por. Pramuk, Saenchai Sinibi Gym, Kaoklai Kennorising, Saiyok Pumpanmuang, and Rungravee Sasiprapa. All five Thai fighters are world class, but most will likely be excited to see former K-1 Max, and WMC champion Buakaw make his United States debut.
No opponents have been confirmed for any of the fighters, but Stand Up Promotions has confirmed with Muay Thai Authority that all five fighters have agreed to fight on the August 13th event.


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Ray Ybarra Maldonado
Ray A. Ybarra Maldonado is a human rights activist, author, filmmaker, lawyer, and public speaker. Born in Douglas, AZ, Ybarra Maldonado's mother was born just a few miles to the south in the town of Agua Prieta, Sonora.
Ybarra Maldonado's book Born on the Border: Minutemen Vigilantes, Origins of Arizona's Anti-Immigrant Movement, and a Call for Increased Civil Disobedience details his human rights work on the U.S.-Mexico Border and calls for human mobility to be recognized as a human right.
As a lawyer, Ybarra Maldonado is an aggressive trial attorney who is immersed daily in the struggle for immigrants' rights in the battleground state of Arizona. He represents immigrants in state, federal, and immigration courts throughout Arizona. He has attained not guilty verdicts for his clients in both state and federal courts, as well attaining remand from the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. In the immigration context, his clients have successfully been bonded out of immigration detention, attained U Visas, have had VAWA applications approved, won appeals after denials from USCIS, and attained permanent resident status following an individual hearing (equivalent of trial in immigration court).
Ybarra Maldonado co-wrote and co-produced the award-winning documentary, "Rights on the Line: Vigilantes at the Border," was instrumental in bringing about a major civil rights lawsuit against one of the vigilantes, and created and coordinated the Legal Observer Project during the Minutemen's operations. He has trained hundreds of volunteers and spent months following the Minutemen as they patrolled along the U.S.-Mexico Divide.
Ybarra Maldonado has written about and given numerous talks on vigilantism, the militarization of the border and the growing immigrant's rights movement at numerous universities including Stanford, Harvard, University of California at Berkeley, and the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México and to community groups from Washington to Iowa. In addition to receiving awards for his commitment to social justice, Ybarra Maldonado has testified in front of local and state bodies as well as having his work quoted at the United Nations. Ybarra Maldonado is frequently quoted in both the national and international media and his work has been profiled in the Intelligence Report, Stanford Lawyer, and in a documentary that premiered at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival, entitled 'Crossing Arizona.'
Ybarra Maldonado spent a year volunteering at a migrant center in Agua Prieta, Sonora, Mexico and in Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico assisting with cleaning, preparing food, and conducting human rights discussions amongst the migrants.
Ybarra Maldonado attended Cochise Community College in Douglas, AZ and graduated Summa Cum Laude from Arizona State University in 2002 with a degree in Religious Studies and from Stanford Law School in 2007. He has previously worked for the United Farm Workers of America, AFL-CIO, American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), and was a proud public defender in Cochise County and with the Federal Public Defender's Office in Tucson, AZ.
He currently lives in Phoenix, AZ with his wife, Dr. Angeles Maldonado, and their handsome little boy, Ray Emerson. He is currently on the board of directors of Los Abogados, Litigation Liason for the Arizona chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, and a non-residential fellow at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society. Prior to his marriage to Angeles he was "Ray Ybarra" and legally has changed his name to "Ray Ybarra Maldonado." The family are avid fans of the Arizona State Sun Devils, Stanford Cardinal, and all things Arizona (minus the anti-immigrant politics).
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Charl Schwartzel completed a historic clean sweep of Major Championships for European Tour Members as he won The Masters Tournament after a pulsating final round.
Exactly 50 years after Gary Player became the first overseas player to win at Augusta National, South African Schwartzel carded a six under par 66 to win by two from Australians Adam Scott and Jason Day.
The 26 year old grabbed his first Major title after yet another amazing day of high drama that saw Tiger Woods charge into a share of the lead and Rory McIlroy, four clear overnight, only manage an 80.
The 21 year old's finish was the biggest last-day lead erased in a Major since Jean Van de Velde missed out from five clear at Carnoustie in 1999.
Three years before that Greg Norman was six in front at Augusta National and with a 78 lost by five to Nick Faldo.
Schwartzel's best-of-the-day round not only saw him beat Scott and Day by two, but their fellow Australian Geoff Ogilvy, Woods and England's Luke Donald by four.
He chipped in at the first, pitched in for an eagle at the third and then, behind once again after playing the next 11 in one over, closed with a staggering four successive birdies.
Schwartzel got up and down from just over the 15th, made 15 footers on the next two greens and, with two for it at the last, converted an 18 foot putt to end the week 14 under par.
"It was such an exciting day," said Schwartzel, reflecting on a final round that saw the lead change hands no fewer than 15 times.
"There were so many roars and the atmosphere was just incredible. It was just a phenomenal day - I was getting tight coming down the 15th and I needed to do something."
Woods and Ogilvy threatened to stage the third biggest comeback in Masters Tournament history as they charged from seven back.
It was Woods - still without a victory for 17 months and now 21 events - who first took the noise level up several notches.
He birdied the second and third and then came back from a three-putt bogey at the short fourth with further birdies at the sixth and seventh and then a ten-foot eagle putt after two marvellous shots into the uphill 570 yard eighth.
A miraculous par save from pine straw and then a bunker at the ninth meant the opportunity was there for him to end his drought.
But it was not to be. He three-putted again on the 12th, missing only from three feet, and missed a four-putt eagle effort he desperately needed three holes later.
Ogilvy joined him with a brilliant five successive birdies from the 12th and two closing putts, and then Donald chipped in at the last for ten under as well - and that after hitting the flagstick with his approach from the edge of the fairway bunker.
No winner of Wednesday's par three competition has gone on to take the main event four days later and Donald failed to end the jinx as he hoped.
Going in the water for a double bogey at the 12th when he was two behind was what he called the "killer blow," adding: "It was probably my one bad swing - a push with a nine iron and I paid the penalty.
"I dug deep (with birdies at the 13th, 15th and 16th), but unfortunately I've come up short."
Argentina's 2009 winner Angel Cabrera and Korean K J Choi held a share of top spot, but made costly mistakes.
So attention focused on the battle between Scott, Schwartzel and Day.
Scott led on his own when he birdied the 14th and a tee shot to 18 inches at the 16th moved him closer to becoming Australia's first winner.
But while playing partner Day closed with two birdies, Scott parred them and well though he had played for a 67 - Day shot 68 - it was not enough.
So Schwartzel, a stablemate of McIlroy, proved to be the one who gave European Tour Members their first-ever clean sweep of the Majors.
And instead of Northern Ireland having two of the current four Major Champions it is South Africa. Louis Oosthuizen, of course, took The Open Championship last summer.


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December 15, 2012
THE YOUNG LAWYERS DIVISION of the Manatee County Bar hosted its annual "Wills for Heroes" event in Bradenton. Volunteer attorneys prepared a total of 56 free wills and other estate planning documents for eligible first responders and their spouses. "Providing this service allows lawyers and nonlawyers alike to assist and thank the men and women who devote their lives to serving their communities," said event organizer Dana Laganella Gerling.
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Sorry for not posting for so long. Today I started working on a list mode for EFM. It's been suprizingly easy so far, and I'm worrying that the last 10% may be 90% of the work. I haven't told raster yet since I haven't been able to contact him, but I'll discuss it with him and mandrake tomorrow.
Since my last diary entry I have made minor contributions to XMMS, X-Chat, and hxd. I'm enjoying this variety, and plan to work more on miscellaneous applications that I find useful such as these.
VA hasn't been working me too hard, and I've been having a great time. As August draws near I am wondering how I will ever be able to go back to school in September :-(.


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The water-based show at Wynn Las Vegas, was inspired by a 1932 painting of the same name by Pablo Picasso. The painting, which portrays Picasso's mistress, is colorful and abstract -- qualities that are also embodied in the show.
In the beginning of the show, a beautiful woman in a red dress falls asleep, pulling the audience along with her on an otherwordly journey through her fanciful dreams.
All of the action in the show takes place in, around and above a round, 1.1- million-gallon tank of water that serves as the stage. Below the surface of the water are platforms that rise and descend for the various scenes.
The show, created by former Cirque du Soleil producer Franco Dragone, features his trademark acts of amazing athleticism and grace.
Synchronized swimmers glide through the water, performing an elegant ballet. Aerialists soar through the air and dip into the water below. Huge nets rise out of the water and performers leap from them, landing perfectly in the pool. High divers make the audience gasp as they plunge into the water nearly 80 feet below.
"Le Rêve - The Dream" is a visually stunning show, thanks in part to the 1,606-seat theater-in-the-round setting.
The ceiling is ringed with a bank of digital screens that resemble windows, projecting atmospheric effects like rain, passing clouds or flying birds.
The Le Rêve theater offers audiences very roomy and plush seating and there is not a bad seat in the house - no seat is more than 12 rows from the stage. For those who want to pay a little extra, the Champagne Circle seats are an extra treat. Ticket holders receive a complimentary bottle of Perrier-Jouët champagne, chocolate-covered strawberries, lounge seating and video monitors providing behind-the-scenes, underwater and overhead glimpses of the show.
And what goes on behind the scenes at "Le Rêve - The Dream" is amazing. Sixteen scuba divers are required for each performance, using 32 air tanks and 3,500 cubic feet of compressed air.The performers are well taken care of by a system of divers, cameras, breathing systems and lights that ensure their safety. Each member of the cast is scuba certified.
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The Black Caps' loss has been Northern Districts' gain, with Tim Southee producing a stunning individual performance on day one of his team's Plunket Shield match in Wellington today.
Southee smashed 156 from 130 balls to lead his side to a total of 403, before picking up four Wellington wickets late in the day to reduce the hosts to 32-4.
The 24-year-old hit 18 fours and six sixes in recording his maiden first class century while he also emerged triumphant in the much-anticipated battle with Jesse Ryder, bowling the in-form batsman for a two-ball duck.
Southee is playing in the match only after being left out of New Zealand's squad for their upcoming Twenty20 series in South Africa due to the impending birth of his first child. And the prospect of fatherhood appears to be sitting well with Southee, who began his international career by showing the potential to become a big-hitting all-rounder.
He hit nine sixes in an innings of 77no in his test debut against England in 2008 but has since failed to replicate those heights - until today.
After coming to the crease with the Knights on 161-6, Southee quickly showed his attacking intent as he went about rescuing his side's innings.
He raced to 50 from 46 balls and the milestone did nothing to slow him, with 21 taken from one Scott Kuggeleijn over. After charging past his previous best score, Southee showed no signs of nerves in the 90s and brought up his maiden ton from just 88 balls.
He and Daryl Mitchell put on 166 for the seventh wicket - a provincial record against Wellington - before Mitchell was dismissed for 43. Southee went on unabated after the loss of his partner, eventually passing 150 to drive up his first class average of 16.
The Knights declared shortly after he was dismissed by Kuggeleijn, as if sensing the sooner Southee returned to the middle the better.
They were right, with the seamer taking just six balls to remove Wellington opener Josh Brodie. Southee struck again in his third over, before dismissing Michael Papps and Ryder in his fifth to complete a memorable day.
Elsewhere, Canterbury's English import Gareth Andrew gave Southee a run for his money in the player-of-the-day stakes at Eden Park's outer oval. After beginning day two on 126no, the No 8 batsman carried on to post his own highest score of 180no before Canterbury declared on 405-9.
The Wizards also chose to give the ball to the hot hand and Andrew rewarded that decision by taking three balls to remove Lou Vincent for a golden duck.
He soon sent Reece Young back to pavilion and, with some assistance from his fellow bowlers, Auckland were in trouble on 58-5. But half centuries from Englishman Phil Mustard (55), Gareth Hopkins (96no) and Kyle Mills (61no) pushed the Aces to 264-7 at stumps.
The day's other match, between Otago and Canterbury in Dunedin, was shortened by rain, with the hosts reaching 181-4 in their first innings.


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Roberto Soldado scored the only goal as Tottenham beat Cardiff 1-0.
Manchester United centre-back Timothy Fosu-Mensah is expected to miss the rest of the season after picking up an injury in Thursday's Manchester derby.
Bournemouth will have to do without Dan Gosling and Andrew Surman for Saturday's visit to the Stadium of Light.
Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney may return to his side's starting XI to face Swansea on Sunday.
Manchester United defenders Eric Bailly and Daley Blind may be forced to start for their side again on Sunday against Swansea.
Manchester United midfielder Marouane Fellaini will be suspended for his sides next three league matches.
Sitting in 20th place, Sunderland looked doomed for relegation already, but a growing list of weekend doubts won't help its morale.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger confirmed that winger Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is fit enough to start against Spurs on Sunday.
Steve Agnew has confirmed that both Dani Ayala and Grant Leadbitter are doubtful for Sunday's match against Manchester City at the Riverside Stadium.
Slaven Bilic has confirmed that Andy Carroll will miss out on Saturday's trip to Stoke City due to a thigh problem.
Craig Cathcart watch continues as the center back continues to try to recover from a knee injury, this time with the visit of Liverpool as the target return date.
Leicester City striker Islam Slimani returned to training on Thursday and could feature against West Brom at the Hawthorns on Saturday.


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Binghamton University hosts discussion on cross-cultural educational leadership
Binghamton University's School of Education and Human Development and the Professional Educators Graduate Organization (PEGO) will host a reception and panel discussion on cross-cultural issues in educational leadership at 4 p.m. Tuesday, October 14, in the Public Service Programs Center. The reception and discussion is free and open to the public.
The panel discussion, which follows the reception, will feature school principals from the United Kingdom who are touring schools in the Greater Binghamton area. The visiting educators will discuss the state of education in Britain.
During their weeklong visit to the area, the British principals will work with their American counterparts in area secondary schools, sharing their educational experiences.
The British visitors are sponsored by the British Council, an organization that promotes international relations in the United Kingdom, and the National College for School Leadership. Activities and events associated with the visit are being coordinated by Judy Kugelmass, associate professor in BU's School of Education and Human Development.
For more information, contact Judy Kugelmass at 607-777-4696.


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Here are some things going on this morning in your world of tech:
Shares of Sprint-Nextel (S) are up 66 cents, or 13%, at $5.71 this morning after Reuters's Taro Fuse and Sinead Carew reported Japan's third-largest cellular operator, Softbank (9984JP), is considering buying a stake in the company for more than $12.8 billion, citing a single anonymous source. Sprint declined to comment to the reporters and Softbank dismissed the matter as speculation.
The authors cite analyst Jennifer Fritzsche with Wells Fargo, who covers Sprint, as saying that Sprint would be "the only way for a potential new entrant to get a national presence immediately" in the U.S. market.
David Faber with CNBC this morning followed up with his own report on the matter. Says Faber, "The talks continue and have not fully nailed down price." Faber says the deal started out this summer as one involving Sprint and Softbank, and also Deutsche Telekom (DTEGY), which was going to use it as a way to merge T-Mobile and Sprint. Then Deutsche went and purchased MetroPCS (PCS), and some had thought Sprint would make a bid for PCS itself, until yesterday when Sprint seemed to back away.
Adds Faber, "From what I am hearing part of this deal would also involve the purchase of Clearwire by Softbank." Clearwire (CLWR), which is half-owned by Sprint, is riding even higher today, rising 36 cents, or 28%, at $1.66.
Google (GOOG) continues its streak of plaudits this morning, with major price target revisions. Susquehanna Financial's Herman Leung reiterates a Buy rating while raising his price target to $880 from $750, and ThinkEquity's Ron Josey also reiterates a Buy and raised his price target to $850 from $735. Both analysts cite a rebound in pricing and growth in keyword search among positive factors for the stock.
Writes Leung, "Average CPC (cost per click) rates showed solid growth in 3Q'12, influenced by strong growth rates in consumer electronics and retail categories."
The PC market continues to be a source of hand-wringing this morning. Following last night's dismal news that PC sales sank by 8%, or a little more, in Q3 from a year earlier, and that Lenovo (0992HK) brushed aside Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) (according to Gartner, at least), the other item that was picked up broadly this morning was IHS iSuppli's prediction that PC shipments this year will decline for the first time in 11 years, by about 1.2%, totaling 348.7 million units.
That's no surprise, of course, to though bound to cause further revisions for the PC makers and PC-related semiconductors.
Shares of Hewlett-Packard, interestingly enough, are up 9 cents, or 0.6%, at $14.28, Dell is up 6 cents, or 0.6%, at $9.49, Microsoft (MSFT) is up 9 cents at $29.07. Intel (INTC), however, is off 2 cents at $21.74.


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Does love have you feeling sky high? That seems to be the problem for Bernard, an American living in 1960s Paris who finds himself in a love square when his three stewardess girlfriends show up at his doorstep…at the same time. Adapted from a French production and revived in both London and New York, Charleston Stage's production of Boeing-Boeing is a cheeky adult-only comedy sure to keep the audience in stitches from the opening curtain to the final bow. Dock Street Theatre, 135 Church St. Wednesday-Saturday, 7:30pm; Sunday, 3pm. $53.50-$22.50. (843)557-7183, www.charlestonstage.com


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We're running in the Del Bay Trial in Elkton MD. this weekend. Does anybody have first hand information (ie. cleanliness) on the listed accommodations.
The premium lists these 4:
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3) Econo lodge Rte. 279
4) Elkton Lodge Rte 279
Normally I'd just call and book the first room I found. However, I'm taking the wife on this trip and a nasty room can make for a long weekend and ride.
Anybody have any recommendations for the area??
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Princeton University Players will present "Ain't Misbehavin'" at 8 p.m. Thursday, May 30, through Saturday, June 1, in the Frist Film/Performance Theatre.
The performance is a musical revue based on the compositions of Fats Waller and inspired by the jazz age. For more information visit the Players Web site.
Tickets can be purchased by calling the Frist Ticket Office at 258-1742.
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The Cedar Key Women's Club is fundraising for the Gainesville Fisher House. Fisher House is a home away from home that will be built near the VA Hospital in Gainesville. Many other states have a Fisher House, but this facility will be a place to stay for our veterans and military families receiving care at the Gainesville VA. It will be 16,000 square feet, complete with bedrooms and living areas and kitchens on the neighboring property to the VA. It will be available to those receiving medical care in the nearby VA facility.
The Lower Suwannee and Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuges are hosting a community discussion at the Cedar Key Public Library on Thursday, Jan. 26 at 5 p.m.
Recently, the Refuges gained a new manager, deputy manager and a new wildlife officer. The community of Cedar Key will have an opportunity to learn of the Refuge's current and planned programs and projects and interact with members of the staff representing the various programs.
This small pod of pelicans — spotted this weekend in Cedar Key — take advantage of the warm weather and active fish to frolic and feed.
The last time Cedar Key School students participated in the state's Learning in Florida's Environment (LIFE) program, they did so with the help of the Cedar Key Energy Advisory Panel and Suwannee River Water Management District.
Today, when 50 students participate in a second LIFE program it will be with state funding. That's because an agreement with the state Department of Environmental Protection's Office of Environmental Education will establish the state's 18th Learning in Florida's Environment (LIFE) Program site in Levy County.
By JERRY LAWRENCE
Cedar Key City Commissioners raised the concern of ambulances not always being available to citizens at its Jan. 17 meeting.
Volunteer Fire and Rescue Chief Robert Robinson said, "The Med 5 ambulance, stationed just outside the No. 4 Bridge in Cedar Key, is called repeatedly to stage in Otter Creek, and there are multiple times when an ambulance is not available throughout Levy County for several hours."
Early voting for the GOP presidential primary started at 8:30 a.m. Saturday at the Supervisor of Elections office in Bronson. It will continue through Saturday, Jan. 28.
There are 8,457 registered Republicans in Levy County eligible to vote in the presidential primary. There is no Democratic primary as incumbent President Barack Obama has no challengers.
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Anti-virus: waste of money?
Wired released an article a few days ago regarding anti-virus and its usefulness. In it, a few infosec guys said they don't use it. Since then, there's been a lot of chatter in my Twitter feed about it and it seems to have shifted from the perspective of an infosec person using it or not, to the perspective of whether or not to use it in an enterprise. I've seen a lot of arguments...
Using it:
- Pros: It does stop some malware
- Cons: It doesn't stop everything
Not using it:
- Cons: Machine is completely vulnerable, doesn't even have the benefits of the vendor definitions that will block some malware.
- Pros - ...?
Most of the arguments for not using it seem to be playing devils advocate and are looking for data to prove one way or the other. But one thing I've noticed is that I haven't seen is a "pro" argument for not using it, and the only thing I can think of is that you gain some CPU cycles back. I remember awhile back when AV really used to bog down a machine depending on the vendor, but it's gotten a lot better since then and can run quite idle in the background. Am I missing something else?


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Quote:hey, what's a wooden tanto used for? Like, what's the art called? what's it like?
Quote:Oh wow, like its for killin' guys in wooden armour, ya know? Like these totally heinous dudes have got ya by the short ones, ya know? So you use your wooden tanto on 'em, ya know? 'Cept like if they are TOTALLY evil! Then, man its like time to pull yer wooden Lone Ranger, ya know? Rad if not eternally narley. Best Wishes, Bruce
Quote:c.) You have you ideas of what constitutes authentic MA and your resent having people disagree with you. d.) You harbor a special irritation for people who point up your illusions for what they are and would rather act out against such a person than rethink the possibility that a reassessment is in order.
Quote:Currently we have an active thread in which a person wants to know where to look to find information on fighting with a dagger. What about discussions concerning the best choke to use? How about a discussion of the best way to break a persons arm?
Quote:However, it has become increasingly apparent to me that there are not a few kids on this Net and based on the responses I have seen they are not getting a whole lot of guidance regarding what they are about in the MA.
Quote:Most of the people I am hearing on this Net are probably not going to do much more than dress-up and parade around in a dochang. They have their illusions about what they are really doing and there are always folks standing in the wings ready to charge for a test or collect tuition in support of these illusions. Thats fine. Harmless role-play.
Quote:And what if that person doesn't have a real good grip of reality to begin with?
Quote: How would you react if, say, I started a discussion on the sword forum entitled------ "Can a sword cut a cat/dog in two?"
Quote:And I never said that people could not find the same information other places. I am wondering why this net needs to contribute to that ease.
Quote:Know what, Lane? You can probably do a lot of things including saddle somebody with your own inadequacies. You can do it any time or place you want to. You just can't do it with me.
Quote:In conclusion I have a pretty good idea of what you THINK you are accomplishing here and I think you may want to warm-up to the idea that the current assessment is that your Net in its current incarnation is to MA what a high school newletter is to Journalism. You have done little more than point out that you don't like what I am saying. You have done NOTHING to demonstrate that I am wrong.
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Arts and Culture Minister Chris Finlayson introduced the first concert of Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra's New Zealand Herald Premier Series last week.
His banter included a suggestion that departing APO chairwoman Dame Rosanne Meo would be a great Treaty negotiator. He would, he said, like to set her on Ngapuhi.
On Thursday, Meo herself spoke before the orchestra's second concert. There were no flippant jests this time around. She was bitterly disappointed with the Government's just-announced orchestral review. Ignoring too many crucial issues and preserving the status quo for another two years, it was "just all too slow".
Thursday's programme was a curious mix, but one that revealed the strengths of the orchestra.
A sonorous Parsifal Prelude had conductor Eckehard Stier conveying the rich intimations of Wagner's opening unisons and the steadfast exultancy of his Faith theme - virtues that were even more apparent in the opera's Good Friday Spell.
The evening's soloist was principal trumpet Brent Grapes, taking on Alexander Arutiunian's popular concerto. Grapes was fighting fit for Arutiunian's cheeky Allegros, while Stier had the orchestra walking a musical tightrope between Prokofiev and a Hollywood Western score.
In the middle section, which suggested that Borodin might be alive, well and writing in 1950, Grapes' muted instrument evoked, at one point, a melancholy oboe and, at another, a faraway, lonely saxophone.
The piece ended rather bluntly after the soloist had dazzled us with the celebrated Dokschitzer cadenza, but Grapes returned to cajole us with a beautifully phrased Lyrical Etude by American composer Philip Snedecor.
Cesar Franck has suffered some derision as an organist-composer and, yes, one did pinch oneself in the first page of his D minor Symphony to realise that the euphonious wind harmonies were not emanating from the pipes above the stage.
This work has been described as a wide-eyed frolic through the tonal system. Stier, unconcerned with the composer's sometimes irksome repetitions and obsessive themes, delivered it in just that spirit, with swipes of fortissimo and daredevil, billowing dynamics.
The sheer poetry of its Allegretto second movement, however, remained inviolate, thanks to Martin Lee's ravishing cor anglais.
What: Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra
Where: Auckland Town Hall
When: Thursday


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BTW - necessary is spelled with 1 c, 2 s's.
You have 2 subjects - but I believe it to be in our national interest & the interest of those who are peaceful to track & encourage peaceful use of weapons grade uranium. & the proper safeguards against unlawful use practiced by those in possession of same.I'll try to make this really clear, since it has been pointed out to me recently that I may make my arguments somewhat obliquely.
Who gets to say what firearms I may or may not possess as an individual...and what weapons a country may or may not possess in their perceived national interest?
Were it a right in many country's for the populace to be allowed weapons there would be much less cruelty in the world today. IMOIs the right to keep and bear arms strictly an American right? JD


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Tufa Towers
Why It Matters
How were these rocks formed? Which part of the rock cycle would explain this scenario?
Explore More
- The image above is of the tufa towers in Mono Lake, California which is an area rich in geologic processes. What process do you think is responsible for the towers? Collect needed data here: http://www.monolake.org/about/stats
- Using the rock cycle as the focus, create a prezi that has links for each of the processes in the rock cycle. For each process (i.e. melting), describe why the tufa towers are or are not an example. As an extension, research additional unusual rock formations around the world that are examples of the other processes in the rock cycle and include these in your prezi.
Resources Cited
- Yukinobu Zengame. Wikimedia Commons. http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File%3ALimestone_towers_at_Mono_Lake%2C_California.jpg
- Mono Lake Committee. http://www.monolake.org/about/stats
Connections to other CK-12 Subject Areas
- Chlorates, Carbonates, Sulfates
- pH
- http://www.monolake.org/about/geolake


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Dr. Daniel Laing, associate professor of music, is Director of Bands and teaches applied trumpet and horn. He holds a Bachelor of Music Education degree from the University of Mississippi, a Master of Music in Trumpet Performance from Louisiana State University, and a Ph.D in Music Education from the University of Missouri-Columbia. He has extensive experience arranging and writing drill for marching band and continues to be an active performer, conductor, and adjudicator throughout the mid-west region. Dr. Laing recently served on the executive board of NMEA as the College/University representative. He is currently the CMENC Chapter Advisor at Hastings College.
As a performer, Dr. Laing serves as Principal Trumpet of the Hastings Symphony Orchestra. He has also performed with the Meridian Symphony (MS), Acadiana Symphony (LA), Sedalia Symphony (MO), and the Corinth Symphony (MS). Dr. Laing has also performed with the Boston Brass, The Buckinghams and more recently with Bobby Valli.
Dr. Laing's primary trumpet teachers include Dr. Charles Gates, Dr. John Schuesselin, James West, and Dr. Iskander Akmadullin. As a conductor, he has studied with Dr. Thomas O'Neal and Dr. Michael Knight.
During his tenure as a graduate student at the University of Missouri-Columbia, Dr. Laing wrote drill and arranged for Marching Mizzou.


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In the beginning ... but how do you begin? That question has long perplexed scientists in fields from cosmology to anthropology. Fortunately, researchers at the Office of Science's Brookhaven National Lab (Brookhaven Lab) are beginning to get at the answer on a small but important scale -- in biology.
Specifically, the researchers looked at how cells begin to duplicate their DNA, so they can then begin to replicate themselves. DNA is the essential stuff of beginnings. Its double strands -- which consist of chemical 'letters' or base pairs -- tell cells how to remake themselves; how to build the protein machines that keep them alive and make them distinct. So before they divide, cells have to duplicate their DNA.
This is a relatively straightforward affair for bacteria (and other simple cells, also called prokaryotes) since they typically only have a single loop of DNA, even though it can be millions of base pairs long. As a consequence, they have just a single point along the strand where the copying starts, called an origin of replication.
However, most of biology that can be seen with the naked eye -- animals and plants and even humble yeast -- is composed of more complicated cells called eukaryotes. Eukaryotes have much more DNA, which is tightly wound into distinct pieces, or spindles, called chromosomes, each of which may have many origins of replication. 'Top gun' cells, say those in humans, have a need for speed, since they have some 3.4 billion DNA base pairs, all of which have to be pulled apart and copied. So in order to finish in a reasonable amount of time, those cells have to begin copying their DNA simultaneously at tens of thousands of different points.
But how do they begin? Namely, how do protein machines find and bind to the right spots along the DNA strands, and then set them up for copying? That's what the team at Brookhaven Lab studied. They used an imaging method known as cryo-electron microscopy to take extremely high resolution images of how the right proteins come together at the right point on the DNA strands, forming a structure called an "origin recognition complex" (ORC). The lab's first-of-a-kind images (taken using yeast cells, which are also eukaryotes), showed how the shape of the complex changes as it sets the DNA up for duplication.
Scientists then gathered additional details about individual parts of the structure from previously made X-ray crystallography images, which showed the positions of many individual portions of the complex. Then they took all of their information and ran a detailed computer simulation, which gave scientists a good idea of how the whole process works.
That's important since beginnings can go bad, and uncontrolled cell division is the hallmark of many cancers. The new insights from Brookhaven Lab might lead to new ways to attack cancers at a basic level, one reason that the research was also supported by the National Institutes of Health.
But there's also a deeper reason to do basic research. Beginnings are one of the most precious opportunities of all, the chance to create, to discover. That's what happens with each new experiment run at National Laboratories supported by the Office of Science: Each day it's a new chance to begin again…in the beginning.
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The Road Less Traveled: Polish & Ukrainian Research
Descendants of Eastern Europeans have special research challenges to overcome due to the frequent changes of boundaries and governance. Matthew Bielawa and Jonathan Shea, AG, have specialized in overcoming these hurdles.
Matthew Bielawa serves as vice president of the Polish Genealogical Society of Connecticut and the Northeast. He earned a B.A. in Slavic and East European Studies from the University of Connecticut and a M.A. in Slavic Languages and Literatures from New York University. His research specialization is Poland and Ukraine, specifically Galicia, about which he has written extensively. He maintains the website "Genealogy of Halychyna (Western Ukraine) / Eastern Galicia", at www.halgal.com.
Jonathan Shea, AG, is a professor of languages at Housatonic Community College and Central Connecticut State University. An honors graduate of Georgetown University, he also holds advanced degrees from the University of Massachusetts and SCSU. He is the founding president of the Polish Genealogical Society of Connecticut and the Northeast and serves as archivist and translator for the society. He is author of several books including the series In Their Words: A Genealogist's Translation Guide, volume 1 Polish and volume 2 Russian and the recently released Going Home: A Guide to Polish-American Family History Research.
This joint lecture from the New York Genealogical & Biographical Society and the New York Public Library is free and no registration is required.


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India: Let us in!
In 2005, we deliberately violated the immigration laws of India. We broke the law by producing a documentary film even though we had entered the country on a tourist visa. We broke the law because we wanted to show that Scandinavian companies were in violation of many other laws in India.


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Of course, the ultimate double standard has to do with how we treat "citations" for heroism based on the identity of the hero. This one sticks in my mind:
"For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action while serving as Officer in Charge of United States Navy Patrol Craft Fast 94 and officer in Tactical Command of an operation in the Republic of Vietnam. On 28 February 1969, Patrol Craft Fast 23, 43 and 94, in conjunction with Underwater Demolition Team 13 and Vietnamese Regional and Popular Forces personnel, conducted an operation on the Ca Mau Peninsula as part of Operation SEA LORDS. While transiting the Bay Hap River en route to an insertion point along the Dong Cung River, these craft with thirty Regional/Popular Force personnel embarked in each unit came under heavy enemy small arms fire from the river banks. The Officer in Tactical Command, Lieutenant (junior grade) KERRY directed his units to turn to the beach and charge the Viet Cong positions. Lieutenant (junior grade) KERRY expertly directed the fire of his craft at the fleeing enemy while simultaneously coordinating the insertion of the embarked troops. While the Regional and Popular Forces conducted an area sweep, Patrol Craft Fast 43 remained on station to provide fire support and Patrol Craft Fast 23 and 94 moved upstream to investigate an area from which gunshots were coming. Arriving at the area, Lieutenant (junior grade) KERRY's craft received a B-40 rocket close aboard. Once again Lieutenant (junior grade) KERRY ordered his units to charge the enemy positions and summoned Patrol Craft Fast 43 to the area to provide additional firepower. Patrol Craft Fast 94 then beached in the center of the enemy positions and an enemy soldier sprang up from his position not ten feet from Patrol Craft Fast 94 and fled. Without hesitation Lieutenant (junior grade) KERRY leaped ashore, pursued the man behind a hootch and killed him, capturing a B-40 rocket launcher with a round in the chamber. Lieutenant (junior grade) KERRY then led an assault party and conducted a sweep of the area while the Patrol Craft Fast continued to provide fire support. After the enemy had been completely routed, all personnel returned to the Patrol Craft Fast to withdraw from the area. While backing off the beach, these units again came under a hail of fire, this time from the opposite river bank. Lieutenant (junior grade) KERRY immediately coordinated the firepower of his units and supressed the enemy fire. Later, after disembarking personnel, and while exiting from the Bay Hap River, the Patrol Craft Fast were again under fire. Lieutenant (junior grade) KERRY immediately maneuvered his craft through several strafing runs which completely silenced the enemy. As a result of this operation, ten Viet Cong were killed and one wounded with no friendly casualties. In addition, numerous sampans, structures and bunkers were destroyed as well as confiscation of substantial quantities of combat essential supplies. Lieutenant (junior grade) KERRY's devotion to duty, courage under fire, outstanding leadership, and exemplary professionalism directly contributed to the success of this operation and were in keeping with the highest traditions of the Unites States Naval Service."
It became the target of a group of self-proclaimed "patriots" whose lying tactics have become a verb in our language. Those circulating this particular attack across the Internet were the same ones supporting the swift boaters in their activities. And for those who want to rehash the details of this citation with the fabrications circulated at that time, I include the Snopes citation for one of the more prominent attacks: http://www.snopes.com/politics/kerry/service.asp.


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