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During this wet and rainy June, we invite you to check out the latest conditions in your part of the state by visiting the Iowa Flood Information System (IFIS). Individuals can access IFIS by visiting http://ifis.iowafloodcenter.org. (IFIS) is an online tool developed by the Iowa Flood Center (IFC) at the University of Iowa. IFIS provides… Continue Reading »


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Hugh Pickens DOT Com writes: An estimated three to four million Americans are infected with "the silent killer," Hepatitis C, but most people who are infected do not know it because it can take decades for the virus to damage the liver sufficiently to cause symptoms. Now Andrew Pollack writes in the NYT that medicine may be on the brink of turning the tide against hepatitis C, a plague that kills more Americans annually than AIDS and is the leading cause of liver transplants. If the effort succeeds, it will be an unusual conquest of a viral epidemic without using a vaccine. "There is no doubt we are on the verge of wiping out hepatitis C," says Dr. Mitchell L. Shiffman. Over the next three years new drugs are expected to come to market that will cure most patients with the virus, in some cases with a once-a-day pill taken for as little as eight weeks, and with only minimal side effects. The new drugs are specifically designed to inhibit the enzymes the hepatitis C virus uses to replicate, the same approach used to control HIV. But the big difference is that HIV forms a latent reservoir in the body, so HIV drugs must be taken for life to prevent the virus from springing back. Hepatitis C does not form such a reservoir, so it can be eliminated permanently. Many doctors are now "warehousing" their hepatitis C patients — urging them to forgo treatment until the new drugs are approved. But the new drugs are expected to cost from $60,000 to more than $100,000 for a course of treatment and some critics worry that the bill will be run up when huge numbers of people who would have done fine without them turn to the drugs. "The vast majority of patients who are infected with this virus never have any trouble," says Dr. Ronald Koretz. "Since the vast majority of patients become infected after age 20, most patients infected with hepatitis C will have to die of something else before their livers fail."

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I'm having a creative block this week, so I thought I'd just share some of my favorite things from the week. I hope you have a great weekend and a happy Easter!
Craft "Studio" Organization
Spending any amount of time on social media or Pinterest and you'll likely find several art/craft studio spaces. I have drooled over far too many. They are spaces that I dream about, sometimes quite literally. Gorgeous colors and furniture and layout and just perfect. If you caught my Periscope a couple weeks ago then you … Continue reading Craft "Studio" Organization
Trying My Hand At Embroidery
I have tried many different types of crafts over the years, but one thing I hadn't tried was embroidery. I suppose I've done a few things here and there, stitching on plushies I've crocheted and whatnot, but I've not taken time to actually learn various stitches and give it a real attempt. I'm not sure … Continue reading Trying My Hand At Embroidery
Kimmy Gibbler is my Spirit Animal
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Cathedral Tree Painting
I'm still not quite sure what to title this one. I had a vision of a sunset, but the sky was broken up like a stained glass window in fragments of rainbowed color. When I am outside in nature is when I often feel closest to God, there among His creation. There's something powerful about … Continue reading Cathedral Tree Painting
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An Interview with Chuck Campbell
PPACA is changing our industry significantly. While healthcare reform can provide great economic opportunity for BCBS agents, it will likely increase the risk and frequency of issues and liability claims. For over 15 years, BCS has offered an Errors and Omissions program to BCBS independent agents. We recently interviewed Chuck Campbell, Vice President–Agency Sales, Blue Cross Blue Shield of South Carolina on the role Agent E&O plays in his risk management program.
BCS Financial: Chuck, can you tell us how many years have you have been with BCBSSC and what your responsibilities are?
Chuck Campbell: I have been with the Plan for 20 years. I'm responsible for all agent driven product sales and retention efforts for groups of 2-100 lives, plus all individual products including U65, Medicare Supplements, Medicare Advantage and Part D, and Short Term Health. Additionally, we market and sell a host of ancillary products to attach to our group offerings.
BCS: I'm sure you've spent a good deal of time analyzing the risk impact of PPACA on your Plan, but it must also present new challenges for your agents.
CC: Absolutely. It seems to me that the health insurance market has never before been faced with such complexity. Agents must deal with the challenges of navigating clients through this new world. Agents need to understand the regulations and help their customers make appropriate decisions. The Insurance Exchanges are new marketplaces for individuals and small businesses. Agents must be knowledgeable and have strong communication skills to help their customers understand their options.
BCS: Tell us about your agent oversight in the changing healthcare world.
CC: Well, we have always been diligent with agent oversight. All of our agents have background checks, vector one and go through the appropriate licensing procedures. We monitor them closely and if there are any DOI complaints, license issues or liability claims, we are typically notified. One of the most important features of our agent oversight is that we require all agents and agencies to maintain at least $1,000,000 in Errors and Omissions coverage. From our perspective Agent E&O coverage provides a layer of liability protection for all parties involved: our customers, our agents and the Plan.
BCS: BCBSSC has sponsored BCS's Agent E&O program for a number of years. Can you tell us the background?
CC: This program started in 2006. It has been a very successful value added benefit for our agents. We are pleased that we can make a cost effective option that has quality coverage available to our agents. And we're pleased to be one of the top Blue plans nationally in agent enrollment in the BCS program administered by MGA.
BCS: Many carriers have the requirement but only confirm coverage at the time of original appointment. From what we hear, confirming coverage on an annual basis is an administrative headache.
CC: Well, I can confirm that it does present an administrative challenge. But the good news is that we partner with the BCBS E&O plan administrator MGA Insurance Services to assist our annual enforcement. MGA manages the entire process from sending notifications 90 days ahead of the E&O renewal to collecting and confirming credible coverage. We work closely with them through a weekly web-based reporting process.
BCS: Is the agent E&O requirement an outcome of healthcare reform or have you always had that requirement in your contracts?
CC: We have strongly supported having an E&O insurance requirement for many years. BCBSSC distributes products through hundreds of independent agents. Because the agents are contractors, there is an inherent exposure to the Plan that is outside of the Plan's control. If agents are negligent, they should be held accountable and the loss should be applied to the appropriate policy. And with all of the changes in healthcare and the movement to more independence among agents, I can't imagine a Healthcare insurer not requiring E&O coverage.
BCS: Do you see the role of agents as changing?
CC: The role of agents appears to be changing from pure product salesperson to being more of an advisor/consultant. As I mentioned before, there has never more complexity to the sales process. We believe that Agent education and training is critically important. But as we move through 2014 and as agents assist clients with the decision making process, the agents will certainly have increased potential for issues that could lead to claims.
BCS: Thank you, Chuck, for sharing your perspectives on Agent E&O insurance.


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Sole survivor? A lone female may be the last of famed Denali wolf pack: ADN 5/31/16
Alaska Dispatch News article by Zaz Hollander, 5/31/16
"A storied Denali National Park and Preserve wolf pack is potentially down to one survivor — a female that apparently just had pups.
The black female was accompanied over the winter by a gray male with a radio-tracking collar. That male was killed legally this month by a hunter on state lands just outside the park, according to observations from a pilot doing wildlife monitoring flights.
Now park scientists are watching to see if pups will emerge from the den or if, as some fear, the loss of her possible mate has left the lone black female wolf alone and unable to feed her young or herself….
…Wolf activist Rick Steiner and others had hoped state officials would end legal wolf hunts just outside the park before more members of the East Fork pack died, setting up the need for a rescue.
"It's truly an unfortunate, unnecessary situation," Steiner said…."
It's far past time for Alaska to protect Denali wolves with a buffer zone – Commentary, ADN 5/17/16
Commentary by Marybeth Holleman, Alaska Dispatch, May 17, 2016
One of the two remaining East Fork wolves of Denali National Park was shot this past weekend by a trophy hunter at a bear baiting station just outside park boundaries.
If this sounds eerily familiar, that's because it is. This is just what happened exactly one year ago, when the pregnant female of the East Fork group was shot by an Outside trophy hunter at a bear baiting station in the same area. The loss of that one pregnant female wolf in 2015 led to the disintegration of the entire East Fork group, also called the Toklats, from 15 wolves down to just two this spring.
And now, with last weekend's shooting of the radio-collared gray male dubbed "1508 GM" by park biologists, it appears the East Fork is down to one lone black wolf.
This is a historic loss. It leaves one remaining member of the wolf group studied by Dr. Adolph Murie, the subjects of his groundbreaking 1944 book, "The Wolves of Mount McKinley." It leaves one from the group that Dr. Gordon Haber continued to study for another 43 years, until his untimely 2009 death in a plane crash while studying wolves.
This one family group of wolves was studied for a continuous 70 years, making them, along with the community of chimpanzees studied by Jane Goodall, the world's oldest-known, longest-studied large mammal social lineage in the wild. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to see that this gave the East Fork wolves inestimable scientific value.
But the state of Alaska apparently has no interest in such rare scientific value, no pride in a scientific record rivaled only by that of Goodall's chimpanzee research. The state has allowed this valuable public wildlife resource to be decimated by hunting and trapping for decades. And the National Park Service has clearly failed its mandate of protecting natural processes in the park.
The state also seems to lack regard for the hundreds of thousands of visitors each year who come to Denali to see wolves, many of them Alaskans. With the loss of the East Fork group in 2015, and the Grant Creek group in 2012 (also from hunting/trapping along the park boundary), viewing success of Park wolves plummeted. Almost half of park visitors were seeing wolves in the park until these deaths; now only about 5 percent are so fortunate…
Read the full article at Alaska Dispatch
Save the Wolves of Denali – Good summary by W. Huggins at We Are Wildness
"…As we whittle away at what little is left of our wildlands, the value of outdoor experience only grows. Last year National Park visitorship in the United States set records, and as 2016 is the 100th anniversary of what Wallace Stegner called the United States' "best idea," it's important to consider that as our society becomes more urbanized more people seek out experiences in wild places. For Denali alone, and the surrounding communities, 530,000 visitors spent $5.24 million in the park and surrounding towns, supporting almost 7,000 jobs. In contrast, only a handful of trappers are known to operate in what used to be the buffer zone, garnering a minimal income where the average value of a wolf pelt in Alaska is a meager $215…"
ALERT-Restrict Denali-Area Wolf Hunting – Comments Needed to the BOG!
Please Tell the Board of Game to Vote YES to approve a shortened hunting season adjacent to Denali National Park to help protect wolves.
Dear Wildlife Supporter,
The Alaska Board of Game (BOG) will meet in Fairbanks beginning March 18 to consider dozens of proposals to change statewide wildlife management regulations. We believe that one of the most important to our members will be Proposal #141, which would shorten the wolf hunting season on state land adjacent to the park boundary.
BACKGROUND: The proposal would shorten the wolf hunting season in a portion of the Stampede Corridor by six weeks in the spring to avoid overlap with the bear baiting season. Last spring a male wolf and a pregnant female wolf from the East Fork pack were legally shot near a bear baiting station in that area. The East Fork wolves, one of the packs most easily seen by park visitors, did not den or produce pups last year, according to National Park Service (NPS) monitoring.
As our members are well aware, AWA and other groups have been working long and hard to get the BOG to stop the killing of wolves when they cross from the park onto state land. The park wolf population remains at a record-low count of about 50 wolves, and mortality due to hunting on state land is recognized as a significant contributing – and preventable – cause.
This proposal by the NPS was presented to the BOG in January as an Agenda Change Request and was approved for inclusion on its March agenda. Our members will recall that at the same time AWA, in partnership with the Denali Citizens Council (DCC), presented an ACR to have a wolf buffer proposal considered during the March meeting. The BOG denied our request by a vote of 5-1. AWA and DCC are again cooperating to support #141 (with important modifications, as discussed below).
Although we are enthusiastically supporting # 141, we want to be clear to our members – and especially to the Board – that we do not consider this a substitute for a no-wolf-hunting-and-trapping buffer zone adjacent to the park. We have been advocating for such a buffer for years – as the wolf population and visitor viewing success have steadily declined – and we will continue to do so. Proposals for such a buffer can be presented without prior approval at the BOG's March 2017 meeting.
Click here http://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=gameboard.proposalbook and scroll down to Proposal 141 to read the full NPS proposal.
Comments may be submitted to the Board of Game via email. Click on the Submit Comment box at www.boardofgame.adfg.alaska.gov.
Comments must be received by Friday, March 4 at 4:30 pm. (AKST)
THE PROPOSAL: #141 would end the wolf hunting season in the western portion of Stampede Corridor on April 15 (instead of May 31) to coincide with the opening of the bear baiting season. This would prevent the killing of wolves attracted to the baiting stations. The BOG extended the bear baiting season several years ago, but 2015 was the first year in which wolf kills were documented as result of bear baiting activities. After the two wolves were killed near a bait station last year, a state-issued Emergency Closure ended the wolf hunting season two weeks early, on May 15.
AWA and DCC strongly urge the BOG to expand the scope of Proposal #141 to include the following modifications:
- Apply the shortened hunting season to the remainder of the 2016 hunting season. If approved in March, by law the change would not take effect until the 2016-17 regulatory year, beginning July 1. This would leave the wolves still vulnerable to killing at bait stations this spring. As evidenced in 2015, the loss of even a single breeding female can exacerbate the population decline among park wolves. Given the liberal harvest limits it is possible that more than one breeder could be attracted to and killed near a bait station.
- Include the entire Stampede Corridor (east to the Parks Highway) in the new regulation. Wolves migrate through the Corridor in pursuit of prey as far as and across the highway. The entire Corridor is open to bear baiting, and the last easternmost section would be a relatively small addition.
- Change the hunting season closure to an earlier date. NPS data shows that wolves in the park breed as early as the first week of March. Closing the hunting season on March 15 or April 1 would protect the breeding wolves and therefore hasten a rebound in the population.
- Shorten the wolf trapping season to coincide with the shorter hunting season as indicated in #3, to either March 15 or April 1. Currently trapping does not end until April 30, and wolves also can be shot at trap lines. There is no harvest limit on trapping. If the trapping season remains unchanged, the wolves – especially the breeders – will remain vulnerable to loss, the very result that this proposal is intended to mitigate.
Please begin your comments by stating:
Proposal 141 – Support with the addition of the four modifications as detailed in the comments submitted by the Alaska Wildlife Alliance and the Denali Citizens Council.
The talking points below are suggestions – please use the information to compose your own message.
* The Denali wolves that den in the northeastern area of the park and cross the boundary onto state land are unique: they are the most easily viewed wolves in Alaska. They are an important financial, cultural and scientific resource and as such deserve special management considerations. More than 500,000 visitors come to Denali each year, spending more than $5 million in the local economy. High on their must-see lists is wildlife, especially wolves.
* Currently the park wolf population remains at a near-record low: visitors' chances of seeing a wolf are a near-impossible 4 percent. A significant cause for the decline is hunting and trapping adjacent to the park. Proposal 141 would remove hunting and trapping pressure when the wolves are most vulnerable, during breeding season.
* Proposal 141 should be approved with the following modifications: immediate implementation in the 2015-16 regulatory year; expansion to include the entire Stampede Corridor area; closure of the hunting season earlier, on Mar 15 or April 1st; and closure of both the hunting and trapping seasons on April 15.
* Proposal 141, even if passed with all of the requested modifications, is not a substitute for a no hunting/trapping buffer zone adjacent to the park. It will not provide the same protection as a buffer and it is supported only as a partial, interim solution to offer a measure of protection to breeding wolves.
* Without these changes in regulations, it is entirely possible another breeding female will be killed this spring. The result – as the NPS documented in 2015 – will be continued low wolf population counts and dismal prospects for visitors who come to Denali with the hope of seeing a wolf.
* The Alaska Department of Fish & Game acknowledged that instances of wolves from the park being attracted to and killed at bear-baiting stations was an unforeseen consequence of a recent change in those regulations. Given the resulting impact on the area's already-low wolf population, the BOG has the duty to revisit the issue and correct the problem.
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Thank you for supporting AWA and for your ongoing commitment to protecting Alaska's wildlife.
PS: We will send another email regarding the details of the March meeting and the procedure for testifying in person, for those who will be in Fairbanks. We also will let you know the outcome of these and other proposals after the conclusion of the BOG meeting.


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Our criteria for a decent motion picture is that it has a fascinating and conceivable plot with Christmas as a vital component, able acting, stays away from prosaic characters, doesn't contain unrefined silliness or viciousness and doesn't have smarty pants kids.
Likewise, since the Christmas season should be an upbeat time of year we incline toward motion pictures that are light and cheerful. We confine ourselves to no frills movies instead of vivified motion pictures. Beginning with the 2012 season we needed to add another restriction to the films we'll attempt, which is that we are no more drawn out ready to stand watching motion pictures in view of the agonizingly exhausted Christmas Carol idea where the phantoms of past, present and future visit a miser sort individual and transform them into a Christmas adoring person.


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Researchers in the University of New Haven's Cyber Forensics Research and Education Group developed a tool that helped police reconstruct hidden files, leading to additional charges.
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GovLoop's Andrew Krzmarzick reports on a recent online debate about the best approach to fostering knowledge-sharing networks
GovLoop's Andrew Krzmarzick reports on a recent online debate about the best approach to fostering knowledge-sharing networks.
Would you rather be part of a garage band or an organized dodge ball team?
At GovLoop, we have been known to call our members rock stars. Heck, we even have a T-shirt with Uncle Sam playing the guitar with "Gov't Rockstar" boldly emblazoned across the chest.
I didn't appreciate the appropriateness of that moniker until a conversation broke out in our knowledge management group about the differences between formal and informal networks.
Related story: Knowledge management's generation gap
Bill Brantley, a human resources specialist at the Office of Personnel Management, got the ball rolling when he posted a question about formal knowledge groups. He made the case for using a more controlled environment to facilitate knowledge sharing.
John Bordeaux, director of knowledge innovation at the Stupski Foundation, said, "We cannot conscript knowledge sharing." He characterized formal knowledge-sharing efforts as "not that far from those miserable failed group projects assigned us during high school." He said he'd rather be in the garage band (an informal group that gets together once in a while to jam) versus the dodge ball team (a formal network with rules and scheduled game times).
Forced Marriages
GovLoop founder Steve Ressler, a guy who knows something about informal networks, agreed. "I've been part of too many agencies with formal knowledge portals, and it just doesn't work…because they always are no fun, very stodgy, boring. Informal groups come together because of passion and need to share and desire to share."
"Passion is core," Brantley agreed, "but it has to be coupled with trust. Forcing the knowledge relationships is as counterproductive as a forced marriage."
Hmmm.… Do we have any examples of a forced marriage in government?
"Look to Intellipedia," Bordeaux said. OK, so he didn't compare Intellipedia to a forced marriage, but the site did compel 16 agencies to put their preferences aside to share information more effectively.
The Intellipedia Model
Bordeaux explained the challenges of a community such as Intellipedia: It "tapped an inherent interest in sharing. However, because the core work processes don't recognize this behavior, it has yet to transform intelligence production.… It's a matter of changing how work is viewed. If you keep closed-loop work sacrosanct and tell people 'share when you're done,' you'll get minimal compliance and near-zero value."
So the real question for government is: How can we create informal networks within a system that is built on formal, controlled exchanges of information?
Social media advocates suggest that new Web-based tools are the key to fostering a fresh exchange.
A New Vocabulary
In fact, the Defense Department is attempting to create a culture shift by changing internal language and encouraging the use of the term "mission media" instead of "social media."
But doesn't that attempt to control language ironically formalize what should remain informal?
"The fact that people embrace Twitter, Facebook, wikis, etc., does not mean they embrace the sharing culture implied with those technologies," said Tony Pryor, a former program analyst at the U.S. Agency for International Development. "The problems in making social media into mission media are similar to the problems we had been discussing earlier in this thread."
Feels a bit like a garage band vs. dodge ball kind of situation, eh?
I like being a rock star in the garage band.
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Unity: Learn how to develop and create 3D Unity games with NO programming involved using the plugin uScript.
What are the requirements?
- A computer capable of running a free copy Unity 3D
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For those of us not fortunate enough to be going to Austin, we'll still be having a Meetup at our place, watching the race on TV. Make sure you're on time, because the race starts at 2PM and we'll be watching it live.
Although its a lame duck season, there's still a heated battle for second in the driver's and constructor's championships: Can Lewis get back on form for a repeat victory at Circuit of the Americas? Will Vettel make it _eight(!)_ straight. Will Kimi show up? Can Mercedes consolidate 2nd over Ferrari? Lots of questions still to be answered and hopefully some exciting racing to go in the penultimate event of the 2013 season. Watch while you can because we'll all soon be missing F1 once the off-season is upon us.
Couple of quick notes:
- As usual, bring your own beverages. For this meetup's food, in honor of the Grand Prix being here in the U.S., we're going to have a BBQ. It might be a little chilly manning the grill out on the balcony, but it'll be BURGERS and HOT DOGS w/ all the fixins on the menu for the upcoming race weekend.
- For those that haven't been before, you can't miss our place. Our townhouse will be the one flying the checkered flag.
- And finally, as usual, the driveway is reserved for whoever is carpooling (contact me privately). For everyone else, there are usually spots in the nearby visitor parking and residential streetside parking also nearby.
- If anyone is coming by metro, the Van Dorn metro stop is about a mile away. Give us a heads up by 9PM the day before the race and we'll pick you up at the metro.
Probably most of you have heard by now Kimi is out for the remainder of the season w/ back surgery. Certainly makes you wonder about the timing given the circumstances surrounding Lotus being able to pay him or not. Now what's this I hear about Alonso not being able to race due to concussion? Is Lewis going to back in to P2 for the season? Weird end to the season if so.
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Hi all,
Joined this group a couple of years ago, but never managed to actually meetup, as I live 2 hrs north from Washington, DC area. Its just the passion & enthusiasm that made me think I fit here & would make it sometime. However, this weekend I happen to visit fam around the area & being among the unfortunate ppl who can't make it to Austin, would love to catch up with the rest & watch together if possible.
Was hoping you guys would usually meet at a bar/restaurant, but Trish & ken, that's really nice of you guys to host & I would like to join, if that's ok? Not sure how open is the group... as of course love for the sport is the only c'mon ground :)
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In her new book, Bethany Moreton shows how a Christian service ethos helped create a giant multi-national company in the middle of what was once one of the most economically depressed areas in the US – the Ozarks. Not a biography of Wal-Mart as much as a study of the roots of the service economy, the book is titled To Serve God and Wal-Mart: The Making of Christian Free Enterprise. Then, "Coal Country" is a documentary film about the environmentally disastrous process of mountaintop removal coal mining in West Virginia. And while the mining industry's views are also included in the film, mining companies have sent protesters to disrupt every public screening. Executive producer Mari-Lynn Evans discusses her film and the reaction to it.
Tuesday, September 15, 2009:
Over five generations, the Bacardi family built a rum distillery that became a worldwide brand. The family's history runs as a parallel to 150 years of Cuban history. The Bacardi clan has held fast to its Cuban identity, even in exile from the country for whose freedom they once fought. In a new book, NPR correspondent Tom Gjelten offers a microcosmic look at Cuba through the life and times of the Bacardi rum dynasty. It's called Bacardi and the Long Fight for Cuba: The Biography of a Cause. Then, Reid Genauer formed his band Assembly of Dust while he was in the MBA program at Cornell. The band's new album, "Some Assembly Required" uses a huge number of guest musicians including Richie Havens, Bela Fleck, Jerry Douglas and Phish's Mike Gordon.
Wednesday, September 16, 2009:
Are we an educated society? What does it mean to be smart? What is unique about education in a democracy? Why do so many fail in school? Why do we send all children to school in the first place? These are some of the questions Mike Rose takes on in his tidy, new book simply titled, Why School? Drawing on forty years of teaching and research, Rose presents a case for reclaiming education for everyone. Then, as a city councilman, Cory Booker moved into a tent pitched in front of one of Newark's most notorious housing projects, Brick Towers. He was trying to draw attention to an open-air drug market thriving there. Booker is now the Mayor of Newark and his name pops up on all the "rising political star" lists. He's also the subject of a new five-part documentary series on the Sundance Channel called Brick City, produced by Oscar-award winner Forest Whitaker. Bob talks with the Mayor about trying to reinvent a city saddled with a 50+ year history of violence, corruption and poverty —— and now with movie cameras on him nearly round the clock.
Thursday, September 17, 2009:
Best known for his role as the Sicilian Vizzini in film The Princess Bride, Wallace Shawn has a duel career as both a character actor and a well-respected playwright. For years, Shawn has also been penning essays for himself and close friends on topics from war, politics, and of course, theater. Collected and published for the first time, Shawn's book is simply called Essays. Then, a look at the world of film with our resident entertainment critic David Kipen.
Friday, September 18, 2009:
David Broder of The Washington Post joins Bob to talk politics. Next, Director Jane Campion's new film Bright Star tells the story of the final three years of English Romantic poet John Keats' life. Keats had a secret love affair with his neighbor Fanny Brawne which, in keeping with the Romantic Age's sensibilities, ended tragically. Campion directed 1993's The Piano, winning an Oscar for Best Screenplay, and she was the second woman in Oscar history to secure a nomination for Best Director. Then, in this week's installment of our ongoing series This I Believe, Bob talks with executive director Dan Gediman about the essay from Will Thomas. He was born in Kansas City and worked as a newspaper writer, editor and prizefighter. Thomas eventually settled in Vermont with his wife and three children. His book, "The Seeking," details the family's integration to the all-white community of Westford.
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- Released: January 28, 2013
- Originally Released: 2000
- Label: Telarc
- 1.While You Sleep / The Merchant of Venice
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- 25.Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep
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This CD also includes spoken word tracks featuring Meryl Streep reciting excerpts from "A Midsummer Night's Dream," "King Lear," "The Winter's Tale" and "Sonnet XVIII," all by William Shakespeare. Excerpts from works by Shakespeare ("Romeo and Juliet," "The Tempest," "A Midsummer Night's Dream," "Henry IV" and "The Merchant of Venice") are also incorporated into some of the music tracks.
Personnel: Bill Crofut (vocals, 12-string guitar, banjo); Carver Blanchard (vocals, lute, 12-string bass); Julianne Baird, Benjamin Luxon , Dawn Upshaw , Frederica Von Stade (vocals); Joel Brown, John Guth (guitar); Bill Keith (banjo); Jim Cowdery (mandolin, pennywhistle, recorder); Maggie Holtzberg (fiddle); Susan Follari (viola); Chris Brubeck (piano).
Liner Note Authors: Erika Crofut; Meryl Streep.
Recording information: Honeywind Studio, Weston, CT (1973-1998); Infinite Sound Studios, Alameda, CA (1973-1998); London, England (1973-1998); Mechanics Hall, Worcester, MA (1973-1998); Rutgers Presbyterian Church, New York, NY (1973-1998); Sandisfield, MA (1973-1998); Symphony Hall, Birmingham, England (1973-1998).
Editor: Christopher Brown.
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Custom Molding
What is Rotational Molding
Rotational Molding is a process used to manufacture hollow, seamless plastic parts. Parts are long lasting, durable, lightweight and resistant to corrosion. A finished part can be constructed using numerous rotationally molded pieces. For example: The SkyShed Pod www.skyshedpod.com is a designed product that is rotationally molded in sections to create a top of the line finished product.
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There are many advantages associated with rotational molding:
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- Addition of inserts
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- Molded in graphics and logos for identification
- Addition of molded-in inserts
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Molding plastic isn't enough; SPI offers the talents and strength of a full service company ready to meet your challenges and requirements. There are many products both created and used each day throughout the world that can be adapted and/or enhanced by rotational molding techniques. SPI provides customer service second-to-none!
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- Product Design — From Concept to Completion
- Product Development — Innovative Thinking
- Tooling and Prototypes
- Available Secondary Processes
Product Design
From Concept to Completion
SPI provides clients with excellent Technical Design Support. We pride ourselves in taking full advantage of technological advances to satisfy and fulfill your unique requirements.
Our product development team of qualified professionals will take you on a journey from "Concept to Completion", keeping you involved, informed, and on board throughout the entire process. Simply put, SPI shares your goals to create quality products!
We use Computer Aided Designs (CAD) to provide three dimensional (3D) perspectives to both customers and mold makers.
CAD allows us to provide colour renderings or line drawings, producing life-like qualities to your concept.
Product Development
At SPI, our future products are the result of innovative thinking today. Product development is non-stop at SPI. Innovation and diversification are our keys to success. These talents are here to help in creating your success, and our product development team provides new visions which become product realities.
Have something in mind? Ask us about your custom rotational molding project!
Tooling and Prototypes
Tooling and prototypes are key to your custom design project. SPI provides you options from start to finish.
- cost-effective tooling options
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- mold maintenance options
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- bushing, inserts, core pins
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- molded-in inserts
- multiple cavities
- textured surfaces
Secondary Processes
Once your part has been rotationally molded, there are a large variety of Secondary Operations that occur. For example, parting lines can be trimmed and to achieve shine, your part can be flame polished. Rotational molded parts can be drilled, milled, sawed, or spin welded, and cooling jigs or fixtures may be used.
SPI also offers pre-assembly of custom sized orders. The below photograph demonstrates a custom order with pre-assembly of a Starglide slide.
Great slide, great fun!
Quality assurance is critical in ensuring secondary processes are carried out and completed with the highest level of expertise and precision.
Our secondary processes are completed in-house at SPI, for efficient service that is equally cost-effective for our clients.
Available Secondary Processes
- Assembly
- Bar coding availability
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The development land is located on the edge of the village of Llandygai, close to the city of Bangor.
The site is comprised of an agricultural field with adjoining woodland with an open aspect to the West and views of the Carneddau mountain to the South.
The land is offered for sale by private treaty with vacant possession.
The site is located in a quiet position in the sought after village of Llandygai which is conveniently located close to both the A5 and A55 North Wales Expressway.
The city of Bangor with its extensive range of facilities and a mainline railway station is located two miles to the North West. The A55 dual carriageway is only one mile to the South with its important links to Anglesey or towards Conwy/Colwyn Bay.
There is an outstanding primary school, a church and a village hall in Llandygai village with the village centre being protected as a Conservation Area.
The site is level with woodland included to the Northern and Eastern sides with the main access off the old A5 road opposite the old Vicarage.
There is an area of pasture land to the East to accommodate the sewage treatment plant where part of the woodland included in the sale slopes away to the Eastern and Northern sides.
The site has the benefit of outline planning permission from Gwynedd County Council (C09A/0518/16/AM) dated 26th September 2012. There is a Section 106 Agreement dated 2nd August 2012.
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Last week, almost two years after being imprisoned as part of Bahrain's crackdown on activists, a Bahraini human rights advocate named Abdulhadi al-Khawaja began a "dry" hunger strike, meaning that he would consume neither foods nor liquids. On Sunday, his daughter Zainab, a fellow activist and young mother who was arrested in late 2012, began her own dry hunger strike. Fatima Haji, one of 20 Bahraini physicians who had been imprisoned and tortured for aiding pro-democracy protesters, warned at the time that she risked organ failure or death.
In the clip above, Maryam al-Khawaja, another daughter of Abdulhadi's, discusses her family's most recent travails in its long effort to pressure Bahrain's absolute monarchy to reform. The footage is from a regular HuffPost Live program hosted by Ahmed Shihab-Eldin, a close observer of Bahrain's struggles since the Arab Spring began more than two years ago. Haji, the doctor who helped monitor Zainab al-Khawaja's health, also appears on the program.
It's difficult to imagine what it must be like for Maryam al-Khawaja, who as of 2011 was only 24 but already leading her father's NGO in his absence, to to be asked so frequently to comment on her father's and sister's health. She has spent most of the past two years out of Bahrain, effectively exiled, save for a short trip back last month, as she travels the world to find outside support. As the protests that began in Bahrain in 2011 have dragged into an increasingly bitter struggle, with the Khawajas often among the most visible proponents of reform and victims of police abuse, Maryam has taken on the role of spokesperson for her family and for the Bahraini democracy movement it represents.
At one point in the interview, Maryam mentions without flinching that her older sister had begun coughing up blood because of her self-imposed thirst. Prison officials, she said, did not give her sister medical care, instead sending a guard to film her. Asked about her family's imprisonment, she pivots immediately to Bahrain's treatment of all activists, discussing its human rights practices as they effect the entire country rather than just the people to whom she's related.
Zainab, in an open letter published on Sunday, appealed directly to the United States, a close ally of Bahrain. She cited Henry David Thoreau and Martin Luther King, Jr., asking Americans to reconsider their support for her country's monarchy. "As I marvel at his wisdom," she writes after quoting extensively from a 1967 King speech on U.S. foreign policy, "I wonder if America is also listening."
Abdulhadi had some water on Tuesday, his daughter Maryam reported during the interview. Since the interview, both Zainab and her father have reportedly resumed drinking water, although they are still refusing solid foods.


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Tips For Buying A New Home Printer
|Find a good printer deal and check the price of cartridges
|Buy a printer because it is on sale
|Check how many pages a cartridge is quoted as doing
|Assume cheap cartridge are better value
|Read user reviews online
|Blindly follow in-store recommendations
|Consider different brands
|Just buy Kodak because "they're cheap"
|Think what you normally print at home
|Buy a top-pick printer thinking it suits you
Key Questions:
How many pages does the black cartridge do?
Most home printers need a lot of black prints, whether it's normal documents or homework for the kids, yet there are still home printers available that have tiny-yield black cartridges. Make sure to check how many pages they do before purchasing!
How many cartridges does the printer take?
Choosing between a printer which takes 2 or 4 cartridges is a fine balancing act.
If you print more than a few pages every couple of days get one with more than 2 cartridges, you'll see cheaper running costs as you only replace each cartridge as-and-when it is empty.
If you print incredibly infrequently get a 2 cartridge printer, they typically use less ink maintaining themselves when you turn the printer on and off. Also, if the ink ever dries up from lack of use it will only block the cartridge, not the printer (as most 2 cartridge printers have the printhead built into the cartridge).
Am I going to print photos?
Just because a printer has colour cartridges does not make it a good photo printer. You need decent capacity cartridges that will handle the amount of inks photos take, and ideally choose printers able to handle special media and different types of paper.
Do I need or want any of the following features?
|What it does
|Print directly to your printer from an Apple device.
|Card Reader
|If you use digital cameras or other card-devices a lot, a built in card reader slot saves a lot of time.
|Printing onto both sides of the page automatically, a great money-saver if your home printer does a lot of work documents.
|You can email your printer documents and it will automatically print them, perfect for leaving things ready for you at home.
|Most homes will have wireless access now but if you need a wired connection make sure your printer has it.
|Essential for budding photographers, some printers now even support Wireless PictBridge to automatically connect your camera.
|Paper Trays
|Extra paper trays and feeds are ideal if you find yourself printing on different paper frequently.
|Can connect wireless to your network. (This DOES NOT mean it also has a physical network port.)
Make a list of what features and requirements you need then start your shopping. Good luck!
The Best Home Printer
Reviewed on: February 2016
Top slot in our Best Buy list was the Canon MG5650 for the past year, and with it now being discontinued Canon have taken #1 spot with its successor, the MG5750. It's essentially the same printer, with the same quality, performance and benefits from our previous winner. Given the choice of buying any printer on the market to use in our own homes we would buy this machine without hesitation.
The Canon MG5750 is slightly more expensive to run than other printers in this Home printer guide and uses a bit more ink for its cleaning cycles/printing preparation, but the performance and quality makes it worthwhile and we believe it's worth the few extra pennies. See the full Canon MG5750 printer review.
Key Features:
Amazing photo prints; 2 black cartridges; Touchscreen; Duplex; Wireless.
Perfect for you if...
You want a printer that can do it all plus unbeatable colour printing results.
Cartridges: Canon Pixma MG5750 ink
Order the Canon Pixma MG5750 Printer
The Cheapest Home Printer
Reviewed on: February 2016
If you're looking for a combination of cheapest printer to buy in 2016 that is also cheap to run (whilst still actually being a decent printer) you won't find a better combination than the Epson XP-235. It's one of the cheapest printers on the market yet still gives good print quality across the board, for both home documents and photos.
We're assuming you're happy to use compatible cartridges if you're looking for a budget printer, in which case this printer is also very cheap to run! If you're looking for genuine cartridges only then the XP-235 is still a solid budget printer but the running costs will feel a bit higher, but there won't be any cheaper for genuine-only buyers. Read the full Epson XP-235 review.
Tip: if you print very, very rarely then you're best staying away from Epson printers as they may experience print quality issues. Take a look at the Canon MG3650 instead, a cheap printer that is far more suited to infrequent printing without breaking.
Key Features:
Wireless; Small; Scan & Copy.
Perfect for you if...
You need decent quality prints in the home but don't want to spend much and are happy to use compatibles.
Cartridges: Epson XP-235 ink cartridges
Order the Epson Expression Home XP-235 Printer
The Best Cheap AirPrint Home Printer
HP Deskjet 2540 or the Canon MG3650
HP reviewed on: March 2015
Canon reviewed on: February 2016
Epson had our previous best buy for this category until they discontinued it, the popular Epson XP-422. This has enabled HP and Canon to step up to the plate for the best Apple AirPrint and Google Cloud print supporting printers, and we're recommending two different printer models we can't separate.
If you're a fairly light user but are desperate for AirPrint the HP Deskjet 2540 is a fantastic budget machine. The 2 ink cartridges it takes are efficient, if not a little expensive compared to other printers but all round it is a solid machine that will cover everything you need. Read the HP Deskjet 2540 review.
If you're not a fan of HP (it happens) or want a newer machine, the Canon MG3650 is a new budget printer from Canon that gives performance as good as the HP's and is as simple to use. It takes 2 cartridges and is slightly more expensive to run than more expensive printers, but if you're after cheap and want AirPrint it's up there with the best of them. Read the full Canon MG3650 printer review.
Key Features:
Quality plain and photo prints; Wireless; Print from mobile devices;
Perfect for you if...
You want a solid, reliable printer that has AirPrint capability.
Cartridges: HP Deskjet 2540 ink cartridges or Canon MG3650 ink cartridges
Buy the HP Deskjet 2540 Printer or Buy the Canon MG3650 Printer
Best Single Function Home Printer
Reviewed on: March 2015
If you don't want any scanning or copying fuss, and simply want a printer that can print, you won't find better than the iP7250 for your money. Print quality is excellent for any kind of document, and easy wireless & mobile connectivity (even Apple AirPrint) gives you plenty of options. It's not even that expensive to run, and taking 5 individual cartridges means you only replace what you use.
Make sure to give some photo prints a go, the iP7250 also rated as one of our top home photo printers. Read the full Canon iP7250 review.
Key Features:
Wireless; Duplex; Apple AirPrint
Perfect for you if...
You just want to print and love colour photos.
Cartridges: Canon Pixma iP7250 ink cartridges
The Best Home Photo Printer
Reviewed on: March 2015
That's right, the same printer which won our best stand-alone printer recommendation is also the best home photo printer. With stunning print quality on pretty much any kind of photo, whether colour, mono etc, the iP7250 stands out as a superb photo printer for a very, very good price.
To be fair it is hard to go wrong with any of the Canon Pixma range when you're using photos Read the full Canon iP7250 printer review.
Key Features:
Wireless; Duplex; AirPrint compatibility;
Perfect for you if...
You want photo's, which we assume you do, as you're reading this section.
Cartridges: Canon iP7250 inks
Buy the Canon Pixma iP7250 printer
Our Other Printer Buying Guides
We have guides for pretty much any printing requirement, so whether it's a new home machine for your inner-artist, or a cheap printer to send away with a student, we have you covered.


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The investigations in Explore It! provide an experiential foundation for the development of concepts aligned with the national standards that are addressed in formal school curricula. Explore It! provides a series of science experiences for students ages 8–12 in both out-of-school programs and within the classroom. Subjects covered include soda science, cake chemistry, wiring a house, exploring foods, and sinking and floating. The activities are meant to help students understand science concepts through everyday items and actions.
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The New York Times obituary of Frank Lautenberg reported, "When he joined the company, he was its fifth employee. But it grew rapidly, and by 1982, when he left the company as its chief executive, it was one of the largest computer service companies in the world, with 15,000 employees." However, a 2011 obituary in the Times of Henry Taub, a founder of ADP, reported, "Senator Lautenberg left the company in 1983 after winning election to the United States Senate."
When did Lautenberg leave ADP? One article reports 1982, and the other article reports 1983. It would seem that one of the two articles should be corrected, because it's logically difficult for them both to be accurate.
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