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Twinsburg -- While Kent State University opened the doors to its new $24 million satellite campus on Creekside Drive this fall, the bell may have tolled for the "Old School" on Route 91 early in 2012.
For the last 90 years, the Old School has served both Twinsburg and Kent State students, automotive workers and even fans of Victorian-era baby carriages. But because of the prohibitive costs to renovate the facility -- estimated by the city, which owns the iconic building, at between $4 million and $8 million -- the city may have to raze the structure.
The decision to do so has not yet been made by City Council.
"I know there is a lot of emotional attachment to the building, but unfortunately I think the city's hands are tied," said Councilor Gary Sorace in May. "It is just too costly to bring the building up to code."
Meanwhile, down the road, Kent State's new campus took shape throughout 2012, necessitated by its spike in enrollment from 200 to 900 students between 2004 and 2012.
The new 45,000-square-foot campus, which broke ground early in 2012, offers a nursing program, as well as bachelor and master's degree programs. The campus can now accommodate up to 1,500 students, and the city has responded to possible traffic flow issues by agreeing to add left turn lanes and widen the road at Creekside Drive and Route 91, a $1 million project that city engineers hope to complete this year.
And a second building may be on the way at the KSU satellite campus.
The university owns more than 16 acres where the new facility sits, and still has more than 10 acres on which to construct.
"We don't have any sort of formal timetable for a Phase II yet, but we definitely have the land to do it," said Dr. David Mohan, dean of the Kent State University Geauga Campus.


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Imagine being able to flop on the sofa on a Sunday afternoon safe in the knowledge that hundreds of mini flying robots were cleaning your home from top to bottom.
This is the future according to the winning concept of this year's Electrolux Design Lab. Adrian Perez Zapata from Columbia designed automated cleaning system "Mab" for the competition.
Inspired by the way bees work together to pollinate flowers, his idea features tiny devices that clean surfaces by touching them with a drop of water. They're controlled by a central system - Mab - which scans the house looking for dirtier areas.
"My concept Mab only requires a short initial configuration to function autonomously, so you could arrive home and see a swarm of mini-robots roaming around cleaning independently," said Adrian.
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The theme of this year's award was 'Urban Living' with 1700 ideas for breakthrough products, accessories, consumables and services submitted by design students from 60 countries competing for a 5000 euro prize.
Adrian's design impressed the judges because of its practicality in everyday life and the new angle he looks at robots from.
"This year's winning concept renews the idea of looking at the robot, seeing it not as one unit that mimics a person, but instead as something inspired by the magical logic of nature's collaborative efforts and group intelligence," said Stefano Marzano, head of the panel and chief design officer at Electrolux
"The Mab is an innovative concept which could be relevant to minimize the daily cleaning efforts of consumers as well as businesses, while maximizing the results."
Adrian's mechanism also bagged the People's Choice Award after receiving 40 per cent of the public vote on Electrolux's website. Luiza Silva from Brazil scooped second prize with her Atomium 3D food printer and third prize went to Jeabyun Yeon from Korea for his Breathing Wall.
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The National Center for Safe Routes to School offers SRTS programs a downloadable parent survey to assist in the evaluation of their program activities. This survey asks for information about what factors affect whether parents allow their children to walk or bike to school, the presence of key safety-related conditions along routes to school and related background information. The survey results will help determine how to improve opportunities for children to walk or bike to school, and measure parental attitude changes as local SRTS programs occur.
To access the resource, which is also available in a Spanish-language version, please visit www.saferoutesinfo.org/data-collection-forms/parent-survey.


text: Gainsford has had one impressive career to date: Remixed artists as diverse as Robyn, Booka Shade, Paul van Dyk, & Gotye? Check. Collaborated with the godfather of trance, Paul van Dyk? Check. Toured the world in a band and as a DJ? Check. Had his productions supported by world famous DJ's Tiesto, Roger Sanchez, David Guetta, & Markus Schulz among many others? Check. Had his music in the top 40 American radio charts and major motion pictures? Check. Bruce Gainsford is a force in the music industry, firstly as the guitarist and songwriter in Vega4, and then as live guitarist for Paul van Dyk and a DJ/Producer in his own right. He has crossed the boundary between rock and dance with ease, collaborating with Paul van Dyk on the wildly successful track 'Time of our Lives'. ..Gainsford's biography Gainsford Musician


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/// New York Times brings magazine experience to the web
"It's clear that the tenurable model of tiny little navigation links that run across the top is not very well suited to the way people are consuming and reading these days. We have a lot more exploration to do."
John Niedermeyer, as lead designer of digital news at the New York Times, has spent much of the last month considering how people best consume online content, in anticipation of the latest issue of the Times's Magazine.
The Sunday supplement has been re-imagined for the web and an online version of this month's 'innovations issue' went live on Friday, featuring 48 pages of responsive magazine content, complete with responsive advertising, built through HTML5.
"When you translate things for digital, frequently there's a loss of a lot of the things that make a magazine such a great thing to thumb through," explained Niedermeyer, speaking to Journalism.co.uk.
"So one of the goals of this project was to bring part of that art direction – typography, photography, the sort of nice magazine lay out – to the digital side."
The tactile nature of this project – creating something "that was designed to be touched first" – was central to making it attractive for mobile and tablet users; incorporating gesture navigation to swipe between content either on a mobile or tablet device or using keys on a desktop.
"We really wanted to be able to design something that would be a great experience for more and more readers coming to us from all these different devices and we thought we could explore that," he said.
For web designers, creating pages that can quickly adjust to different screen sizes is still the most complex issue – "we still don't have the tools that a print designer would have" said Niedermeyer.
Building adverts that could adapt to window adjustments or alternative screens was an additional test. "I think as we were throwing out all the assumptions about templates and the way that we would present the content, we also wanted to challenge ourselves to come up with a different kind of ad experience," he said, "one that would feel much more at home in our apps."
HTML5 is still a relatively young language for designing and building content and as such Niedermeyer says it demands "a lot of work, fast" for designers and programmers who want to make pages that offer the best experience to the reader. But what is the reader looking for?
"First and foremost they want to be able to read the content," said Niedermeyer, "especially when we're talking about smaller and smaller devices. Every bit of 'crust' that is added, or promotion, or all of these things sort of detract from actually consuming and experiencing reading so I think that's something that readers are looking for.
"It's the age old question of 'can I read the content? Can I find things I might be looking for?'. I just think that the patterns have to change and the hardware changes in these devices have enabled us to do things that we couldn't do 10 years ago."
The attractive, responsive and intuitive nature of these HTML5 projects – of which Snow Fall and Firestorm are much larger, more complex versions – are at the forefront of web design for presenting content digitally. Yet the developing technology's uses is still at an early stage, said Niedermeyer.
"I think everyone in the industry has to pick and choose where to apply this level of effort," he said. "This is about a week of really intense work to get this out the door and you can't do that with every story or every feature.
"But I think there's enormous potential to improve the templates that we use to just run articles as they're published every day."
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Endorsing Organizations
Global Endorsers
AIDS Consortium, Soweto, Johannesburg, South Africa
Asia Pacific Network of People living with HIV AIDS, Bangkok, Thailand
Belize Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS (BNP+), Belize City Belize District, Belize
Bill Clinton Center For AIDS Research And Education (BCARE), Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India
Comas Nigeria LTD., Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Delhi Network Of Positive People (DNP+), New Delhi, India
European AIDS Treatment Group: EATG, Brussels, Belgium
Foundation for Better Society (FBS), Agege Lagos, Nigeria
Global Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Integrated Rural People Development Society, Tamilnadu, India
Kanungu Community Concern Network (KACONCO), Kampala, Uganda
Living Hope Organization, Umuahia, Abia State, Nigeria
Move-Up Africa HIV/AIDS and Malaria Eradication Organization, Umuahia, Nigeria
Network for Youth Advancement and Peace foundation, ACCRA, Ghana
ONG ADIF, Dakar, Senegal
Public Personalities Against Aids Trust (PPAAT), Avondale, Harare, Zimbabwe
Statesmen Foundation, Inc., Ile-Ife, Nigeria
Women Protection Org, Lagos, Nigeria
Youth awareness on HIV/Aids & Infectious diseases (YAHAIDS), Umuahia, Nigeria
Youth Builders Organization, Benin City, Edo State
Youth Empowerment and Health Development Initiative, Kano, Nigeria
U.S. National & International Endorsers
ACMS, Inc., North Hollywood, CA
Acosida (Alliance Against AIDS) Clinic of Tijuana, Inc., San Ysidro, CA
Advocates for Youth, Washington, DC
Africa Action, Washington, DC
African Salvation Group Corp (ASG), Bronx, NY
African Services Committee, New York, NY
AIDS Action Council, Washington, DC
AIDS Alliance for Children, Youth & Families, Washington, DC
AIDS Drug Assistance Protocol Fund, Chicago, IL
AIDS InfoNet, Arroyo Seco, NM
The AIDS Institute, Washington, DC
AIDS Treatment Activists Coalition, New York, NY
AIDS Vaccine Advocacy Coalition (AVAC), New York, NY
Amalgamated Transit Union Local 689, Forestville, MD
American Academy of HIV Medicine, Washington, DC
Americans for Safe Access, Oakland, CA
Asian & Pacific Islander Wellness Center, San Francisco, CA
Asian and Pacific Islander American Health Forum, Washington, DC
Aspirations Wholistic Tutorial Services, Baton Rouge, LA
The Assistance Fund, Houston, TX
Association of Nurses in AIDS Care, Fairlawn, OH
Association of Nutrition Services Agencies, Washington, DC
Aware Worldwide, Inc., Virginia Beach, VA
AXIOS Eastern & Othodox LGBT Christians and AIDS Ministry, New York, NY
Balm in Gilead, New York, NY
The Black Star Project, Chicago, IL
BorderLand AIDS Services Team, Huachuca City, AZ
Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, New York, NY
CAEAR Coalition: Communities Advocating Emergency AIDS Relief, Washington, DC
Camp Heartland, Minneapolis, MN
Carl Vogel Center, Washington, DC
The Center for AIDS Information & Advocacy, Houston, TX
Center for Health and Gender Equity (CHANGE), Takoma Park, MD
Center for Minority Studies, Inc., Washington, DC
Citizens AIDS Project, Mount Prospect, IL
Committee of Ten Thousand, Washington, DC
Community HIV/AIDS Mobilization for Power (CHAMP), New York, NY
Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton, Washington, DC Council of Religious AIDS Networks, Garrison, NY
Delaware Kenya Association (DEKA), Newark, DE
Dignity USA, Washington, DC
Drug Policy Alliance, Washington, DC
The Evangelical Catholic Diocese of the Northwest, Chicago, IL
Evergreen Network Incorporated, Bridgeport, CT
Friends of the World Foundation for AIDS Research and Prevention, Houston, TX
Foundation for Integrative AIDS Research (FIAR), Brooklyn, NY
Gay Men's Health Crisis, New York, NY
Global AIDS Alliance, Washington, DC
GAIA Vaccine Foundation – Global Alliance to Immunize against AIDS, Providence, RI
Global Campaign for Microbicides, Washington, DC
Global Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS North America, Washington, DC
Greyston Foundation (Maitri Center), Yonkers, NY
Harm Reduction Coalition, New York, NY
Heal th Equity Project, New York, NY
HealthGAP (Global Access Project), New York, NY
HealthStat Rx, Smyrna, GA
Hivictorious, Madison, WI
Housing Works, New York, NY
Human Rights Campaign, Washington, DC
Human Rights Project of the Urban Justice Center, New York, NY
Interfaith Drug Policy Initiative, Washington, DC
Interna tional AIDS Empowerment, El Paso, TX
International AIDS Vaccine Initiative, New York, NY
International Foundation for Alternative Research in AIDS (IFARA), Portland, OR
International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission, New York, NY
Kendra S. Kleber & Associates PLLC, Ferndale, MI
Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, New York, NY
Latino Commission on AIDS, New York, NY
League of Pissed Off Voters, New York, NY
Maine HIV Prevention Community Planning Group, Auburn, ME
Mobilization Against AIDS International, San Francisco, CA
The NAMES Project/AIDS Memorial Quilt, Atlanta, GA
National AIDS Housing Coalition, Washington, DC
National Association of People with AIDS (NAPWA), Silver Spring, MD
National Association of Social Workers, Washington, DC
The National Black Church Initiative/RCRC, Washington, DC
National Capital Area Society for Public Health Education, Alexandria, VA
National Episcopal AIDS Organization, Brooklyn, NY
National Latina Health Network, New Brunswick, NJ
National Minority AIDS Council, Washington, DC
National Youth Advocacy Coalition, Washington, DC
New England AIDS Education and Training Center, Boston, MA
Nightsweats & T-cells, Cleveland, OH
The Nubian News, Trenton, NJ
North American Syringe Exchange Network, Tacoma, WA
One Earth Foundation Inc., Decatur, GA
Planet Poz, Santa Fe, NM
Portuguese Youth Cultural org. (PYCO), Fall River, MA
Positives For Positives, Cheyenne, WY
POZ Magazine, SMART + STRONG, New York, NY
Pro-Choice Public Education Project, New York, NY
Project Inform, San Francisco, CA
Queers For Peace And Justice, New York, NY
Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice, Washington, DC
RESULTS, Washington, DC
The River Fund, Sebastian, FL
San Francisco Community Clinic Consortium, San Francisco, CA
Sankofa Way Spiritual Services, Inc. (SWSS, Inc), Chicago, IL
Search For A Cure, Cambridge, MA
The Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States (SIECUS), Washington, DC
Southern AIDS Coalition , Birmingham, AL
Student Global AIDS Campaign, Washington, DC
Title II Community AIDS National Network, Washington, DC
Transgender Law Center, San Francisco, CA
Treatment Access Expansion Project (TAEP), Silver Spring, MD
Treatment Action Group, New York, NY
TrueMajority, Burlington, VT
Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations, Washington, DC
US-Mexico Border Health Association, El Paso, TX
Visual AIDS for the Arts, New York, NY
The Well Project, Charlottesville, VA
The Washington Informer, Washington, DC
WORLD (Women Organized to Respond to Life- threatening Diseases), Oakland, CA
Yale University Women's, Gender, & Sexuality Studies Program, New Haven, CT
State-wide and Community Based Endorsers
HIV/AIDS Services for African Americans, Anchorage
Alaskan AIDS Assistance Association, Anchorage
AIDS Action Coalition, Huntsville
AIDS Alabama, Birmingham
AIDS Outreach of EAMC, Auburn, AL
Birmingham AIDS Outreach, Birmingham
Birmingham Group Health Services, Ansonia
East Alabama AIDS Outreach of EAMC, Auburn
The Family Clinic at University of Alabama, Birmingham
Health Services Center, Hobson City
Hopewell AME Church, Florence
Lighthous e Counseling Center, Montgomery
Mobile AIDS Support Services/ South Alabama CARES, Mobile
Arizona AIDS Policy Alliance, Tucson
Concilio Latino de Salud Inc., Phoenix
HIV/AIDS Law Project, Phoenix
AIDS Housing Alliance, Carmichael
AIDS Legal Referral Panel of the San Francisco Bay Area, San Francisco
AIDS Project Los Angeles , Los Angeles
AIDS/HIV Health Alternatives, Hollywood
Being Alive/LA, West Hollywood
Bienestar Human Services, Inc., Los Angeles
CARES, Sacramento, Sacramento
CASA SEGURA, Oakland
Christie's Place, San Diego
Community HousingWorks, Escondido
Continuum, San Francisco
Face To Face/Sonoma County AIDS Network, Santa Rosa
FOUND, Los Angeles
Iris Center, San Francisco
Kemet Coalition, San Diego
Mendocino County AIDS Volunteer Network (MCAVN), Ukiah
Metropolitan Community Churches, West Hollywood
Monterey County AIDS Project, Seaside
Mu'akhah Incorporated, Oakland
The Richmond/Ermet AIDS Foundation, San Francisco
San Francisco Gay Men's Community Initiative, San Francisco
San Francisco HIV Services Planning Council, San Francisco
San Francisco LGBT Community Center, San Francisco
San Luis Obispo County AIDS Support Network, San Luis Obispo
Shanti OC, Laguna Hills
STOP AIDS Project, San Francisco
Tenderloin AIDS Resource Center, San Francisco
UCSD Owen Clinic, San Diego
West County Health Centers, Inc., Guerneville
Western Pacific Re-Hab, Glendale
Boulder County AIDS Project, Boulder
Colorado Organizations Responding to AIDS- CORA, Denver
Denver HIV Planning Council, Denver
Northern Colorado AIDS Project, Fort Collins
Servici os de La Raza, Denver
Shadowcliff HIV Retreat, Denver
AIDS Project Greater Danbury
Children, Youth Family AIDS Network, Hartford
CT AIDS Residence Coalition, Hartford
Ct TransAdvoacy Coalition, West Hartford
Enipein Health Forum, Willington
Fair Haven Community Health Center, New Haven
Hartford CT Mayor's Commission on HIV/AIDS, Hartford
Leeway, Inc., New Haven
Liberty Community Services, Inc., New Haven
Planned Parenthood of Connecticut, New Haven
The Salvation Army, New Britain
Women's Health Division New Haven Health Dept, New Haven
Spanish Speaking Center of New Britain, Inc.
District of Columbia
Capital Area Vaccine Effort
The Condom Project
Damien Ministries
DC CARE Consortium
D.C. Fights Back
Different Avenues
Family and Medical Counseling Service, Inc.
Full Circle Grassroots Consultants LLC
HIV Community Coalition of Metropolitan Washington D.C.
Metropolitan Washington Public Health Association
Our Place, DC
PreventionWorks, D.C.
Regional Addiction Prevention, Inc.
Sexual Minority Youth Assistance League
The Women's Collective
AIDS Delaware
Brandywine Counseling, Inc.
Delaware HIV Consortium
ACT UP Florida and AIDS Voice of Palm Beach County Coalition, Delray Beach
The AIDS Memorial Bells, Inc., Pinella Park, FL
The AIDS Partnership, Inc., Pinella Park, FL
AIDS Service Association of Pinellas, Inc. (ASAP), St. Petersburg
Broward House, Inc., Fort Lauderdale
Care Resource , Miami
Cartier Productions, Delray Beach
The Center for Positive Connections, North Miami
Center One, Fort Lauderdale
Community Casemanagement, Inc., North Miami Beach, FL
ECFAN Consortia, Orlando
Gay & Lesbian Community Center of South Florida, Fort Lauderdale
Hunger and Homeless Coalition of Citrus County, Inc., Homosassa Springs
The HUG-Me Program @ ORH, Orlando
Integrity/Fort Lauderdale
McGregor Clinic, Fort Myers
Miami Beach Community Health Center, Miami Beach
Mount Olive Development Corporation, Fort Lauderdale
Names Project South Florida, Delray Beach
New Mount Olive Baptist Church of Fort Lauderdale
OASIS (Okalosa AIDS Support and Informational Services, Inc.), Ft. Walton Beach
Orlando EMA Planning Council, Orlando
The PALS Project, Fort Lauderdale
The PLACE of Comfort, Inc., Longwood
REAL Help Ministries (Realistic Education Altering Lifestyles Help), Jacksonville
Red Hispana Florida, Inc, Oakland Park
The Salvation Army, Miami
U R Luv HEALTH MINISTRIES, Jacksonville
WestCare Florida, St. Petersburg
AID Atlanta
AIDS Alliance of Northwest Georgia, Cartersville
AIDS Athens
AIDS Survival Project, Atlanta
AIDS Treatment Initiatives (ATI), Atlanta
Amethyst Project Inc., Statesboro
Bett er Neighborhood Housing Corporation and Pines Family Campus, Inc., Valdosta
The Bridge of West Central Georgia, Inc., Americus
Central City AIDS Network, Inc., Macon
Communit y Outreach Program, Columbus
Gentle Spirit Christian Church of Atlanta. Inc.
Gerogia Rural Urban Summit, Decatur
Health Students Taking Action Together Inc (HealthSTAT), Atlanta
Home But Not Alone, Atlanta
Homeless Resource Network, Inc., Columbus
Living Room, Atlanta
MSC-OUT – Macon State College – Our Understanding Together, Macon Our Common Welfare Inc., Decatur
Planned Parenthood of Georgia, Atlanta
The Rural Clinic, Albany
Southern Gay Broadcasting Network, Savannah
Southwest Georgians United Against AIDS, Americus
Southwest Georgia Resource Center, Inc., Sylvester
Wings Embracing Love, Inc., Montezuma
DaCoconutWireless.com, Honolulu
Leeward Coast AIDS Foundation, Kapolei
West Oahu Hope For A Cure Foundation, Ewa Beach
The AIDS Project of Central Iowa, Des Moines
Wilson Resource Center, Arnolds Park
Allies Linked for the Prevention of HIV and AIDS, Boise
Access Community Health Network, Chicago
Agape Missions, Joliet
AIDS Foundation of Chicago, Chicago
AIDS Legal Council of Chicago, Chicago
AIDS Ministries, South Bend, IN
Alliance for Community Empowerment Inc., Chicago
Bethany Place, Belleville
Better Existence with HIV (BEHIV), Chicago
Caritas Chicago, Chicago
The Chicago Area HIV/AIDS Caucus, Chicago
Chicago House and Social Service Agency, Chicago
Chicago Recovery Alliance, Chicago
Chicago State University-HIV/AIDS Policy and Research Institute, Chicago
Chicago Women's AIDS Project, Chicago
Citizen Action/Illinois, Chicago
Howard Brown Health Center, Chicago
Illinois Caucus for Adolescent Health, Chicago
McLean County AIDS Task Force, Bloomington
Northside HIV and Health Coalition, Chicago
Ruth M. Rothstein CORE Center, Chicago
S.I.R.E.A. Inc. Southern Illinois Regional Effort for AIDS Inc., Carbondale
Test Positive Aware Network, Chicago
Harm Reduction Institute (The AIDS Brigade), Indianapolis
The Aliveness Project of Northwest Indiana, Merrillville
The Damien Center Inc., Indianapolis
Douglas County AIDS Project, Lawrence
Equality Kansas, Wichita
Kansas Chapter of The National Action Network, Topeka
Topeka AIDS Project Inc., Topeka
AIDS Services Center Coalition, Louisville
Matthew 25 AIDS Services, Inc., Henderson
NAACP of Northern KY, Fort Mitchell
Northern Kentucky Health Department, Tt. Mitchell
ACTS Home Health Care
Children's Hospital/FACES, New Orleans Family Service of Greater Baton Rouge
HIV & AIDS Alliance for Region Two Inc.
Korner Lounge
NO/AIDS Task Force
Philadelphia Center
Volunteers of America, Greater Baton Rouge
Women With A Vision
Cambridge Health Alliance, Somerville
Infectious Disease Clinical Services of Cape Cod Hospital, Hyannis
Latin American Health Institute, Boston
Men's Resource Center for Change, Amherst
Northeast Action, Boston
Pathways to Wellness, Inc., Boston
South Shore AIDS Project, Plymouth
Tapestry Health, Florence
AIDS Action Baltimore
HIV/AIDS Volunteer Enrichment Network, Inc. (HAVEN), Arnold
Metropolitan Washington Public Health Association (MWPHA), College Park
Tia's Foundation, Silver Spring
Acadia Health Education Coalition (AHEC) Center, Bangor
City of Portland – Public Health Division, Portland
Dayspring AIDS Support Services, Augusta
Eastern Maine AIDS Network, Bangor
Frannie Peabody Center, Portland
Maine AIDS Alliance, Augusta
Maine HIV Advisory Committee, Portland
Merrymeeting AIDS Support Services, Brunswick
Northern Maine HIV Program, Penobscot
St. Marys Regional Medical Center, Lewiston
The Corner Health Center, Ypsilanti
DYNS Services Inc., Holt
HIV/AIDS Community Coalition/HIV/AIDS Resource Center, Ypsilanti
HIV/AIDS Resource Center, Ann Arbor
Huron Valley Bears, Ypsilanti
Lansing Area AIDS Network (LAAN), Ovid
Michigan Positive Action Coalition (MI-POZ), Detroit
University of Michgan HIV/AIDS Treatment Program, Ann Arbor
Washtenaw Rainbow Action Project, Ann Arbor
Wellness HIV/AIDS Services, Flint
Student Campaign for Child Survival, Lakeville
The AIDS Foundation of St. Louis, St. Louis
The Positive Advocacy Caucus/C2EA-KC, Kansas City
AIDS Action In Mississippi, Jackson
AIDS Services Coalition, Hattiesburg
A Brave New Day, Jackson MS
Sacred Heart Southern Missions, Southaven
South Mississippi AIDS Task Force, Biloxi
Nebraska AIDS Project, Omaha
New Hampshire
A Community Resource Network (ACORN), Lebanon
AIDS Response Seacoast, Portsmouth
AIDS Services for the Monadnock Region, Keene
New Hampshire Minority Health Coalition, Manchester
Southern NH HIV/AIDS Task Force, Nashua
New Jersey
African American Office of Gay Concerns, Newark
Garden AHEC, Bridgeton
Henry J. Austin Health Center, Inc., Trenton
Hyacinth AIDS Foundation, New Brunswick
Jersey City Connections, Inc./HudsonPride, Jersey City
JSAS Healthcare, Inc., Asbury Park
Liberty Health, Jersey City
M.L. King Outreach and Development Inc., Vineland
Mercer Area Early Intervention Services, Trenton
Mercer County HIV Consortium, West Trenton
New Jersey Association on Correction, Trenton
NJ Area Health Education Center (AHEC), Bridgeton
The New Jersey Gay Calendar of Events, Trenton
New Jersey Women and AIDS Network, New Brunswick
Open Door, Toms River
Pan American Concerned Citizens Action League Inc., Jersey City
Plainfield Area Equality, Plainfield
Special Audiences Inc., Newark
Trenton Gay and Lesbian Civic Association, Trenton
Union County HIV Consortium, Elizabeth
Visiting Nurse Association of Central Jersey, North Brunswick
New Mexico
Camino de Vida Center for HIV Services Inc., Las Cruces
New Mexico AIDS Services, Albuquerque
New Mexico POZ Coalition, Albuquerque
Ryan White Title 1 Las Vegas EMA Planning Council, Las Vegas
New York
ACT UP New York, New York
AIDS Council of Northeastern New York, Albany
AIDS Treatment Data Network, New York
Albany Damien Center, Albany
Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center, Bronx
Buddhist Psychotherapy Collective, New York
Campaign To End AIDS – New York
Capital District African American Coalition on AIDS (CDAACA), Albany
CitiWide Harm Reduction, Bronx
Community Hospice Africa/AIDS Partnership Program, Rensselaer
Conscious Contact of New York, Inc., New York
Empire State Coalition of Youth and Family Services, New York
Exponents, New York
EyeOpeners, Staten Island
The Gay & Lesbian Dominican Empowerment Organization (GALDE), New York
Gay Men of African Descent
Harlem Directors Group, New York
Harlem United (NY), New York
HIV Health and Human Services Planning Council of New York
Iris House Center for women living with HIV/AIDS Inc., New York
Kaleida Health – Project Reach, Buffalo
Latin American Integration Center, Woodside
Love Heals / Alison Gertz Foundation for AIDS Education, New York
Make the Road by Walking, Brooklyn
NAMES Project New York Capital Region Chapter, Albany
New York AIDS Coalition, New York
New York City AIDS Housing Network (NYCAHN), Brooklyn
New York State Assembly Member Richard N. Gottfried-Chair, New York
North General Hospital: AIDS Center, New York
Rochester Area Task Force on AIDS, Rochester
Status C Unknown, Medford
Village Care of New York, New York
William F. Ryan Community Health Center, New York
Women wtih HIV/AIDS Advocates Mobilizing, Brooklyn
Young Democratic Socialists, New York
North Carolina
Brother 2 Brother, Inc Winston- Salem Chapter, Winston Salem
Cape Fear Regional Bureau for Community Action, Inc., Fayetteville Craven County Health Department, New Bern
Good Orderly Directions, Raleigh
LaStraw Inc., Greensboro
Metropolitan Community Health Service, Inc., Washington
NC Statewide Community Planning Group, Roseboro
Regional HIV/AIDS Consortium, Charlotte
Sickle Cell Disease Association of the Piedmont, Greensboro
Triad Health Project, Greensboro
RAIN – Regional AIDS Interfaith Network, Charlotte
AIDS Resource Center Ohio, Dayton
AIDS Taskforce of Greater Cleveland, Cleveland
AIDS Volunteers of Cincinnati (AVOC), Cincinnati
Broad Street United Methodist Church, Columbus
Buckeye Van Assoc. of N.E.Ohio, Warren
Christians for Social Justice, Columbus
Columbus AIDS Task Force< Columbus
David's House Compassion, Inc., Toledo
Ebony Sisters Campaigning for AIDS Prevention Education (ESCAPE), Columbus
Messiah International Ministries, Cleveland
Minority AIDS Network of Ohio, Middletown
Ohio AIDS Coalition, Columbus
SARA-IRP/4 CHARIS, Cincinnati
Toledo-Lucas County HIV Prevention Advisory Group, Toledo
RAIN Oklahoma, Oklahoma City
Tulsa C.A.R.E.S., Tulsa
AIDS Action Project NorthWest, Portland
Basic Rights Oregon, Portland
Community Information Center, Inc, Portland
HIV Advocacy Council of Oregon and SW Washington, Portland
Partnership Project, Portland
Valley AIDS Information Network, Corvallis
ACT UP/Philadelphia, Philadelphia
ActionAIDS Philadelphia
AIDS Resource Alliance, Inc., Williamsport
ALEPH: Alliance for Jewish Renewal, Philadelphia
Better Days, Philadelphia
Case Management Services, Inc., Wilmington
Partnership for Minority HIV/AIDS Prevention, Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Fight
Pittsburgh AIDS Task Force
PLGTF (PA Lesbian and Gay Task Force), Philadelphia
Positive Opportunities Inc., Harrisburg
Prevention Point, Pittsburgh
Project TEACH, Philadelphia
Shepherd Wellness Community, Pittsburgh
Southwestern Pennsylvania AIDS Planning Coalition, Pittsburgh
Who's Positive, State College
Youth Health Empowerment Project, Philadelphia
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Pacientes de SIDA pro Politica Sana, San Juan
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AIDS Project Rhode Island, Providence
Brown University AIDS Program, Providence
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Progreso Latino, Inc, Central Falls
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A Family Affair, Orangeburg
AID Upstate, Greenville
Lowcountry AIDS Services, North Charleston
OutSmart in the Midlands Inc., Columbia
Crusade of Hope Ministries, Old Hickory
Helen Ross McNabb Center, Knoxville
Metropolitan Interdenominational Church, Nashville
Nashville CARES, Nashville
Street Works, Nashville
The Afiya Center, Dallas
AIDS Arms, Inc., Dallas
AIDS Outreach Center, Fort Worth
AIDS Resources of Rural Texas (TX), Weatherford
AIDS Services of Austin
AIDS Services of Dallas (PWA Coalition of Dallas)
Bering Support Network, Houston
Cathedr al of Hope, Dallas
Center for Health Policy Development, Inc., San Antonio
Dallas Awareness + Action Group (DallasAAG)
GIFF INC., Dallas
Homeward Bound Inc., Dallas
Jefferson Heights Association, San Antonio
La Fe Care Center, El Paso
Mujeres Unidas Contra el SIDA, San Antonio
Planned Parenthood of Lubbock
PWA Coalition of Houston
San Antonio AIDS Foundation (TX), San Antonio
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church (TX), Austin
Texas AIDS Advocacy Coalition, Dallas
Tyler Aids Services, Inc., Tyler
Women Rising Project, Austin
The HArm Reduction Project, Salt Lake City
Utah AIDS Foundation, Salt Lake City
ACCESS AIDS Care, Hampton Roads VA
Northern Virginia AIDS Ministry, Falls Church
Twin States Network, Guilford
Vermont People With AIDS Coalition, Montpelier
Brother to Brother, Seattle
Community Health Care, Tacoma
hiv/aidslove group, Seattle
Pierce County AIDS Foundation, Tacoma
Public Health – Seattle & King County, Seattle
Spokane AIDS Network, Spokane
Milwaukee LGBT Community Center, Milwaukee
West Virginia
The AIDS Task Force Of The Upper Ohio Valley, Bethlehem
Albany County AIDS Project, Laramie
WyoAIDSWalk, Laramie
Wyoming AIDS Project, Casper


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Mission Interact 6 2013 Adult (19+) Volunteer Registration
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Sunday, July 21, 2013 at 3:00 PM (EDT)
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Mission Interact 2013 is coming up fast! We are excited that the Spirit is moving you towards volunteering with Mission Interact. Many of the positions listed below are not exclusionary of the others. A bus driver can also be a serve track leader and worship assistant and zombie (sleep over watchdog :). The students will benefit from consistent leadership and mentors throughout, so pray about dedicating a few vacation days to our Oviedo students. This is a great opportunity for college students, parents, even grandparents to be involved with Christ moving amongst these students. A good many folks actually schedule their vacation during MI so they can participate 100%! Also, be aware that all volunteers will need to have a current background screening performed. If you are already involved in the Student Ministries at your church then you most likely are the perfect candidate for Mission Interact?
Please see the following needs so that you can be used where you are gifted. As you complete your registration, you can make selections of times available and areas to volunteer. ... that they may be One!
REGISTRATION: We are looking at over 250 students and all the record keeping and checking in and out that they will require. Help is needed Sunday at 3pm and then sporadically throughout MI. When would you be available?
WORSHIP: What a lot of us are looking forward to the most. Worship each night at a different church. Audio\visual, organization, flow, and leadership. Every morning and every night. What's your interest?
FOOD: Lots of mouths to feed. Need morning and evening help. Sunday evening to Saturday morning. When are you available?
OVERNIGHTCOUNSELORS (affectionately dubbed 'zombies' that govern Evening Flow & Fun): Each night we'll return to Base Camp with 150+ wound up students for games, wind down, and crash time. We need shepherds to get them corralled to the showers, pointed to dinner, and packaged out to the evening worship. After worship, we'll have some recreation and hang time. Sunday through Friday nights. You feel fun but authoritative? When are you available? OVERNIGHT - Boys and girls will be separate and we need steady adult influence to make sure they catch their zzzzzz's and the doors stay closed. Need help from 7pm-7am, or variations thereof. When are you available?
SERVE TRACKS: The meat of the mission where we need adult leaders for up to 30 groups of students. Hand to Hand (food bank, care packages, etc); Shoulder to Shoulder (paint, yard, construction, sport camp); Heart to Heart (loving them at orphanages, assisted living, vbs); Spirit to Spirit (prayer warriors on the road); Soul to Soul (share how much Jesus loves 'em). Need help Sunday night through Friday. Any or all days. Skills and talents a plus to help the kids have more impact. When are you available and what's your pleasure?
As you complete your registration, you'll be asked to indicate where you might like to help serve. We are looking forward to working side by side for the faith of the Gospel!
BUS DRIVERS: To help move the students from FBCOviedo to the serve tracks and back and forth to worship each evening. If you have a class B license with 'passenger' endorsement, we could use your help. We need help every morning and evening; or maybe all of the above?
PRAYER \ AMBASSADORS: Gettin' the WORD out and gettin' on our knees asking God to use us in a HUGE way. Need it now! And need some ambassadors to take the mission to their work, their church, Sunday school classes, schools, et al. Prayer team to walk and talk to God before we ever even hit the streets. Ready to gear up as an official Prayer Warrior? In fact, you can let us know you are praying by going to our prayer blog right now
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"We are looking at providing smart city solutions in the proposed cities. We have a range of power products -- transformers, switchgears, primary and secondary equipment -- for the smart cities," Prakash Chandraker, Vice President and Managing Director (Infrastructure Business) of Schneider Electric said.
"These smart cities are a great business proposition for us," he said, declining to provide details of any proposed investments.
Smart energy solutions include smart grid automation and flexible distribution, smart metering management and gas distribution management.
The Prime Minister yesterday talked about plans to build 100 smart cities in the country to generate employment while noting that urbanisation should be treated as an opportunity rather than a problem.
In January, Modi had promised to develop the smart cities as part of his vision for the country.
Schneider Electric also intends to expand its footprint in the north-eastern part of India, looking at business potential in areas such as power transmission and utility products.
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We're a year and a half out from Peyton Manning's failed attempt to take it all against the Seattle Seahawks at Super Bowl XLVIII in New Jersey, but the star quarterback has also had an individually standout season in 2014. Manning claimed back his record for the most touchdown passes in a regular season from Tom Brady in 2013, and also threw for a league record total 5,477 yards.
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Hudson -- The city would like to keep the sanitary sewers dirty and keep the inflow and infiltration (I&I) of clean water out. Council members reviewed several projects to prevent the I&I of storm water into the sanitary sewer system Feb. 11. They could vote on the resolutions Feb. 19.
One of the proposed projects is for labor and materials for the 2014 sanitary sewer lining project along Hartford Drive, West Streetsboro Street, Sunset Drive, Clairhaven Road, Aurora Road and the trunk sewer under the Norfolk Southern Railroad Tracks off Morse Road.
The lining cost $40 per foot but the lining last 100 years, said City Engineer Thom Sheridan. It costs $200 per foot to replace a sewer line. The city lines approximately 4,000 linear feet per year (1 square foot = 2.1 linear feet), he added. About 29,000 feet has been replaced since 2005.
"We do the worst first," Sheridan said.
The city's equipment can televise the pipes and locate cracks and breaks, he said. The lining allows the city to eliminate sporadic laterals in clay pipe that don't go anywhere. The lining also prevents infiltration of clean water into the sanitary sewer system.
Sheridan said a model for metering flow was started last week. It will meter and test 20 locations in the Hudson sanitary sewer system and compare flow for inflow and infiltration. He will make a presentation on the findings in September. The model could locate problem areas in the system, which the city would concentrate on fixing.
A second resolution that could be considered would be for the Division Street sanitary sewer and waterline improvement project for the repair, replacement, extension and lining of the sanitary sewer mainline and laterals within the right-of-way, replacement of the existing water main and service lines with the right-of-way, the necessary storm sewer improvements and roadway repairs from College Street to North Oviatt Street.
Sheridan said the city is "whittling" away at the problems in the city's sewer system but laterals or sewer pipes on private property are a concern, and he will make a presentation in the future for ways to enforce homeowners to correct problems.
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The defendant asked the court clerk that handles appeal issues about the PD internal investigation record first part of Aug. She said it was not included as part of the file because it was not given to her. She said she talked to the judge (after defendant asked her about it) and he had it under lock and key in his office. Back near the end of March the judge wrote an order saying he found nothing irregular in the record and access to the defendant was denied but the record would remain sealed and become a part of the file for this case. BotXXXXX XXXXXne is he did not let court clerk's office know about it. Four months have passed since the judge said the record would be a part of the file. The judge just wrote an order a few days ago to have the court clerk unseal the record to make copies and send original to appeal court. The court clerk just made a supplement to the record and supposedly mailed that to appeal court clerk and defendant a few days ago. But on the supplement index where it asked the date the record was filed with the court clerk she put N/A instead of the date she received it which was around mid Aug. (The judge wrote is order to unseal Aug 13) So I am wondering is that a problem with the 4 month gap where no one is saying officially where this record was. The judge does not say in his order and the court clerk does not give a date when she received it.
The defendant personally received a copy of the sealed PD internal investigation record a couple of days ago. Isn't this odd that the judge is now allowing the defendant to see the record after the trial is over?
Also there were statement by the interviewing officer about how he felt the defendants credibility was low because defendant said in his written statement the pipe could be used for any kind of tobacco but the lab test showed the substance contained thc. So in this statement the judge is reading all of this information in camera and the defendant had to chance to cross examine the officer about his statements. In addition the officer never asked the Sgts why they wanted to search the defendant in the first place which was a central issue in the complaint. Isn't there some law against judges getting evidence that supports the states position but not letting the defendant know about it?
In this situation the judge found out about the test results from the lab through this officer but this lab tech never appeared in court for cross examination. So there are two people the the defendant surely would have wanted to cross examine, the officer and the lab tech, if he had been given a chance to see this report doing trial. This seems very wrong. What is your opinion?
You stated "I believe that no one should have been allowed to testify about a lab test and that it was not admissible unless the lab tech testified." So how does the defendant say this was error? Does he say it was error because the officer gave lab test results via the internal investigation record viewed by the judge but he nor the lab tech showed up to testify?
The report was not admitted into evidence. The judge got information about the lab test results simply by the investigating officer saying in his report " ..I had the pipe sent to the OSBI for analysis. When I recieved the OSBI return, I found the pipe tested positive for Cannabis (Marijuana containing Tetrahydrocannabinol), schedule I..."
He did not say he considered the lab test results but during sentencing he ask the prosecutor "there was an OSBI test wasn't there?" the prosecution
"yes" Judge "ok, there will also be $150 charge for that test.." But whether he said he considered it or not he is a human being and I think any rational person would consider it. He did say he felt all points had been proven beyond a reasonable doubt and I don't see how he could have come to that conclusion without considering those test results because there were no field test performed.


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Who do I love? Well, duh... It's totally Citigroup (NYSE: C), silly! Citigroup is the hottest boy band to hit the airwaves since the Backstreet Boys. It doesn't matter whether they're kickin' a new number like CitiFinancial or earnin' it the old-fashioned way with Salomon Smith Barney, you know these boys is dope.
Citigroup is led by the gorgeous trio of strappin' Sandy Weill, jammin' John Reed, and to-die-for former Secretary of the Treasury Robert Rubin. Can I just say that these three are, like, totally cuter than Hanson? Sandy is a stud with a long track record of growing the company through takeovers. He started a brokerage in 1960 with three partners and through 15 acquisitions built it into Shearson Loeb Rhodes, the second-largest brokerage in the U.S. when it was acquired by American Express in 1984. Ten years later, Sandy would buy Shearson back and merge it with Smith Barney, tying the two together under the Primerica umbrella. Speaking of umbrellas, this hotshot then bought Travelers Insurance, securing not only a top-tier insurance company but also a cool logo for his financial empire.
In 1998, Weill's Travelers Group then hooked up with John Reed's Citibank to form the totally turned-out Citigroup. With Sandy's deal-making skillz and John's technical savvy, eagle-eye for operating efficiencies, and velvety voice, this is a combo that can't be beat. Just when you thought the office of the Chairman couldn't get any cooler, this year saw the addition of former Treasury Secretary and come-hither crooner Bob Rubin. Zowee!
Not only does Citigroup have a totally hot crew now, but Citibank has been fronted by a bunch of really hot guys over the years. The Citibank site has a totally cool timeline of Citihistory. It's amazing all the cool facts you can learn about Citibank's history. Like, did you know that super-cute Moses Taylor was the Treasurer and a Director of the New York, Newfoundland and London Electric Telegraph Company in the mid-1800s? The telegraph brought about a technological shift that profoundly changed the way banks did business, and Citibank was right on top of it. (For more on the story of the telegraph, check out The Victorian Internet.)
John Reed's deep-thinking predecessor Walter Wriston was no slouch in the banking technology arena, either. He pushed Citibank to pioneer a little something called the ATM. I think we should all stop for a moment of silence to thank Walter for his contribution to malls everywhere. Beyond his technical chops, he's really brainy. Listen to this: "Information about money is as important as money itself." Is he totally smart, or what? Citigroup is really lucky to have such cool influences in their past.
Now that you see how cool Citigroup has been in the past, you can imagine that they aren't a group to let a hot new trend pass them by. Everyone knows that the new now thing is the Internet, and Citigroup has developed some kickin' online services. Of particular note is Citibank's site, which offers lots of consumer services including online banking, stock trading, and credit card account management. They also offer a bunch of business services, most notably bizzed.com, which offers supercool resources for small businesses. The coolest thing is that they can offer these online services to a huge number of existing customers, without having to spend exorbitantly to get people to try their services.
Now I know you're saying, "Jeez... these guys are just another boy band, frontin' wit' pretty faces, a technological clue, and not much else." Well, in case you've been living on another planet, let me tell you that Citigroup is for real -- they're the largest integrated financial services company in the world. Did I say, "The World"? Oh, yeah, that's right, girlfriend! With operations in 100 countries, Citigroup has that cosmopolitan sound that makes you get down. They're even topping the charts in Asia again, following last year's, like, totally embarrassing release of Girl, My Adept Use of Technology Will Result in Both Considerable Cost Savings and Exceptionally High Levels of Customer Service, a song which not only horrified parents but also gave the tiger currencies a beating.
Oh mah gah! Can you even believe that Citibank has over 49 million credit-card carrying fans worldwide? Last year, their incredible Charging Up A Storm world tour drew fans from Hong Kong to Argentina to Poland (and they know how to get down in Poland.) Who could forget the sold-out crowds swooning as they ran up huge balances and paid hefty interest rates month after month after month? Citigroup's card division was so hot in 1999 that they saw a 45% increase in core income for that unit over 1998. This sweet gain was the result of increased revenue with relatively fixed expenses. Citigroup's credit card business helps millions of people shop every day... it's like they have a higher calling.
Citigroup's return on equity for 1999 was a hunky 22.7%. The company earned 9.95 billion dollars last year, which translates to earnings per share of $2.85. This puts the price-to-earnings ratio in the neighborhood of 20, which is totally exciting for a company that not only rakes in a hefty revenue stream but also a solid foot in the door to the online world. The consensus estimate predicts earnings will only grow by 13% per year for the next two years, but bigger fans are predicting that Citigroup can do better than that, growing at 16% for the next couple years. With the sweet harmony that's coming out of the office of the Chairman these days, it wouldn't be too surprising if Citigroup, well, surprised us.
Anyway, you can always download the latest dish on Citigroup by visiting http://www.citigroup.com/. It's Citiriffic! They have some great financial data available in Excel format, there are good descriptions of Citigroup's lines of business, and a totally cool timeline of Citibank information, but we wish there were more pinups of the Co-Chairmen and interviews with those dreamboat directors.
With a rich history of technological innovation and self-assured financial savvy, Citigroup is definitely a Stock to Love. Oh, yeah, John and Sandy looked totally cute on the cover of Business Week. Take that,'NSYNC!
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Current research suggest that healthy pregnant women can continue to participate in physical activities with certain precautions. When engaging in physical activity, follow the guidelines listed below.
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2. I learned how to dance by playing with our budgies Spike, Spud and Stuie.
3. I'm pretty sneaky. I can fool Mom and Dad and definitely Matti. If Matti has a chewy I want, I will tell Mommy that I need to go out and as soon as Matti gets up to go - I grab the chewy and lay down with it. It works for getting the chair or the couch, too.
4. I prefer not to poop in my own yard.
5. Even though I'm a real girly girl, people think I'm a boy because I have a really deep bark and I'm bigger than Matti.
6. I have a really sensitive belly. It doesn't take much to make me sick to my stomach. Mommy gives me Pepto bismol to make me feel better (the pills).
7. When I run up to you and put my nose in your crotch, I'm not sniffing you; I'm putting myself in the perfect position for you to give me a back scratch.
Well, I'm 4 years old today so I guess that I'm not a puppy anymore. Matti says that you're as old as you feel and you can be a puppy forever if you want to. He's almost 2 and he still acts like a baby. It just feels that the older I get, the more responsibility I have. I've got to look out for the house and Mommy and Daddy and now a little brother, too. I'm Guard Dog. But, I guess that there is still some time to be a puppy. Matti and I still run all over the house and wrestle; and i still cuddle with Mommy and Daddy when I can. I guess 4 isn't so old yet.
Not too much new in my life. Mommy and Daddy have gone crazy with new cars. Mommy got a RAV4 that's pretty cool because it's got lots of room for us in it, but she put a cage behind the front seat. She says that it's to keep us safe if there's an accident, but I think that she's just sick of Matti trying to sit in the front seat on her when she's driving.
Daddy got a new truck. Well, it' s not really new - seems pretty old to me and it kind of smells funny. There's only one seat in it so I don't see how he's gonna be able to drive us anywhere. I think he better take it back.
Grandma's coming to visit in a week or so. We haven't seen her since she visited when Matti came to live with us. Grandma's pretty cool and she can let us out to play all day. We'll have fun.
Well, i gotta go, my friends. Thanks to all for the great birthday wishes - be happy and play hard. Puppy forever!!
I think it is so funny - Matti is starting to get some white hairs coming in on his chin. He used to laugh at me because he said I was "prematurely grey". He calls me Old Lady. Well, Ha! Matti. Nyahh, nyahh!
I sure am getting mushy these days. Now, I don't want to take anything away from Matti, but he seems to get more then his fair share of attention. I mean, I understand that he's a special case and all with his background and scaredy dog ways, but enough is enough, brother. Before you, I got all of the attention and I just want to reclaim some of what's mine. I'm going to sleep next to Mommy now and Matti can sleep by her feet. Then I get first morning rub-downs. And Matti - you can roll over on your back all you want, but people really don't want to see your peepee all of the time.
I grouse a bit (woman's perogative) but I do so love my little brother. Life was so dull before him. We still have a great time playing and chewing together and talking to the dogs that walk by. It's like we're litter mates and the world is new again. Listen to me - all maudlin...
Well, I'm going to sign off for now. We've been playing pretty hard lately and us "old ladies" need our beauty sleep. Matti's got more energy so he can be guard dog today and wake me if he needs me. The couch beckons...
Wags to all, Holly
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Re: Argument checking while allowing specific assignments
the manual say that Mathematica automatical try to arrage
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Throughout his career, Edgar Degas was drawn to ballet—to the dancers, the positions, the music, and the relentless pursuit of grace and skill. So enthralled was the artist that he produced more than 1,500 works on the subject, culminating in a masterwork: a beautiful blue-and-orange oil painting of two ballerinas entitled Dancers at the Barre, a permanent part of The Phillips Collection. Influenced by the compelling picture, as well as by Degas's well-documented obsession with the dance form, the Phillips unveiled "Dancers at the Barre: Point and Counterpoint," which has proved immensely popular. The exhibit is centered around the iconic work and encompasses 30 related pieces of art, from bronze sculptures to freehand sketches and stunning oils and pastels—as demonstrated here with Dancers in Rose.
Degas experimented with portraying the dancers' poses, repeating and refining them over and over again and often exploring them across several works. For example, the position of the dancers, with their arms raised, in Dancers in Rose is a familiar study of Degas's, who loved to visually intertwine the physique of a ballet dancer and the concept of balance and poise. The group of costumed dancers, captured from just offstage, is lush with color and synchronicity, drawn from the perspective of an artist deeply enamored with one of the most sublime forms of creative expression. As a whole, Point and Counterpoint is a definitive homage to one of the most celebrated Impressionist painters in history. "Degas's Dancers at the Barre: Point and Counterpoint" runs through January 8, 2012; tickets are $12. The Phillips Collection, 1600 21st St. NW
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Chad Clifton
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|June 26, 1976
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|Martin, Tennessee
|6 ft 5 in (1.96 m)
|320 lb (145 kg)
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Jeffrey Chad Clifton (born June 26, 1976) is a former American football offensive tackle for the Green Bay Packers of the National Football League (NFL). He played college football for the University of Tennessee, and was drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the second round of the 2000 NFL Draft. With the Packers, he won Super Bowl XLV over the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Early years[edit]
Clifton was born in Martin, Tennessee, has two brothers and twin sisters. Former Packers first round draft pick Justin Harrell is also from that city. At Westview High School in Martin, Clifton was an all-around athlete. He lettered four times in football, starting his last three seasons as a two-way player; he also was on the basketball team for three years. Throughout his high school years, Clifton played on the defensive tackle position and on tight end as a sophomore and offensive tackle in his junior and senior years. As a senior, he was named an All-American by Parade and Scholastic Coach magazines and received the Gatorade Circle of Champions "Player of the Year" award and Tennessee Class 2A Mr. Football lineman award.[1] Clifton's Martin Westview team lost in the state playoffs in his junior and senior years to Briarcrest Christian in Memphis, whose offensive coordinator was current Ole Miss Head Coach Hugh Freeze.
College career[edit]
In 1995, Clifton enrolled at the University of Tennessee and redshirted his first year. From then on, he was a fixture on the offensive line—starting one season at right tackle and three at left tackle.[2] During these four years, the Tennessee Volunteers enjoyed great success with a 43-7 record and a win in the Fiesta Bowl following the 1998 regular season to claim the National Championship. Clifton was a two-time All-Southeastern Conference selection (1997 second team, 1998 first team) and a Sporting News second-team All-American as a senior.[1]
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Green Bay Packers[edit]
During the 2000 NFL Draft, the Packers selected Clifton in the second round with the 44th overall choice.
Halfway through his rookie season, he took over the starting left tackle position and did not relinquish it thereafter. He enjoyed continued success during his second season when he established a reputation as one of the NFL's best and unheralded blindside blockers.
Clifton's 2002 season seemed as promising as his first two until November 24 when he suffered a severe pelvic injury after receiving a blindside hit from the Tampa Bay Bucs defensive tackle Warren Sapp. Because the incident occurred after an interception with Clifton far from the play, Sapp received harsh criticism for his action. After the game, when Packers coach Mike Sherman told Sapp that his play was uncalled for, Sapp began angrily shouting at Sherman in a tirade that was caught on camera, with Sapp famously screaming "put a jersey on". As a result of his injury, Clifton missed the rest of the season, was hospitalized for almost a week, and could not walk unaided for five more weeks. In 2005, the NFL Competition Committee agreed on new guidelines for "unnecessary roughness", making hits such as that suffered by Clifton illegal.[3]
Clifton returned in 2003 to start all 16 regular season games and two more in the playoffs. He played all 1,031 offensive snaps that season and contributed to establishing a team record for fewest sacks allowed in a season (19).
On January 23, 2008, it was announced that he would replace Seattle Seahawks tackle Walter Jones in the 2008 Pro Bowl. It was his first Pro Bowl. He went to Hawaii to the Bowl with teammates Donald Driver, Aaron Kampman, and Al Harris, as well as head coach Mike McCarthy. Brett Favre was scheduled to be in the Pro Bowl, but was replaced by Jeff Garcia.[4]
On March 5, 2010, the Packers re-signed Clifton to a 3-year, $20 million contract, with $7.5 million guaranteed.
Clifton was released by the Packers on April 23, 2012 after failing a physical.
- ^ a b "Chad Clifton". Green Bay Packers. Retrieved July 18, 2011.
- ^ "Chad Clifton". Tennessee Volunteers. Archived from the original on January 24, 2001. Retrieved November 18, 2016.
- ^ New rule would fall under unnecessary roughness
- ^ "Garcia, Schobel, Dockett, Cole, Albright added as injury replacements". ESPN. January 24, 2008. Retrieved December 28, 2010.
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Fox's Angle distorted Durbin's Guantánamo comments
Fox News chief Washington correspondent Jim Angle cited an unnamed "knowledgeable official" to wrongly dispute Sen. Richard J. Durbin's (D-IL) statement that FBI emails concerning apparent detainee abuse at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, describe the treatment as "torture." In fact, though Angle insisted that his source was "familiar" with the emails Durbin cited, the emails themselves are publicly available, and one such email does use the term "torture techniques" to describe interrogation techniques used at Guantánamo.
Angle's statement came on the June 16 edition of Fox News' Special Report with Brit Hume, during a report on the controversy surrounding Durbin's June 14 statement [1] on the Senate floor:
ANGLE: Late today, in an interview with Fox, Senator Durbin stuck by his comments and insisted the FBI memo alleged the actual torture of a prisoner.
DURBIN: It isn't just the denial of simple creature comforts. What was involved here is nothing short of torture.
ANGLE: But a knowledgeable official familiar with this and other memos said the FBI agent made no such allegation, that his memo only described someone chained to the floor, and that anything beyond that is simply interpretation. And several Republican senators took to the floor late today to say there is no evidence of torture and that Durbin's comparisons to the Soviets, Pol Pot and the Nazis have no basis in fact or history.
But the FBI memos are public, so the analysis of an anonymous "knowledgeable official" is unnecessary. They are available [2] online as the result of a Freedom of Information Act request filed by the American Civil Liberties Union in October 2003. While the particular memo [3] that describes "someone chained to the floor" does not include the term "torture," Durbin did not refer exclusively to a single email; a separate FBI email [4] that Durbin cited specifically referred to "torture techniques" by Department of Defense (DOD) interrogators who allegedly impersonated "Supervisory Special Agents of the FBI" while questioning a detainee at Guantánamo:
If this detainee is ever released or his story made public in any way, DOD officials will not be held accountable because these torture techniques were done by "FBI" interrogators. The FBI will be left holding the bag before the public.
Durbin explicitly cited this email in his June 14 Senate floor statement, which was the primary subject of Angle's report. From Durbin's statement:
Numerous FBI agents who observed interrogations at Guantánamo Bay complained to their supervisors. In one email that has been made public, an FBI agent complained that interrogators were using "torture techniques." That phrase did not come from a reporter or politician. It came from an FBI agent describing what Americans were doing to these prisoners.
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lanyards on 1911?
I've wondered the same thing until this weekend at my first IPSC match. You can get DQ'ed for dropping the gun. It occured to me that if you had a lanyard around your wrist, that wouldn't be a problem. I wouldn't think that you would wear it around your neck, considering there were army issued holsters available, but this gun was origionally tested by cavalry, who would have wanted a way to retain the gun while at a full gallop.
Dropping a sidearm on the ground it you are on foot is one thing, quite another from horseback, which our cavalry still rode in 1911. The early M1911 magazines also had lanyard rings, until about 1916 (I think). I've heard the story of why, and why the mag. lanyard ring was discontued, but I think I'll let one of the resident experts explain that.
Here's a photo of one.
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Military Police were/are required to use the lanyard, so it would have been/is a requirement in the specifications for the service pistol. In combat, the lanyards seem to be just about the first thing discarded, so you're not likely to see an officer in the field using one in your war pictures. The current service pistol, the Beretta M9, has a lanyard loop.
I have seen a photo, shot "over there" during WWI, of a four-man group, all of whom have lanyard-equipped pistols. One guy has his secured to a button on his shirt, and another has his secured to one of his epaulets, IIRC. I've seen the same pic in more than one book, so it's not especially rare. Most video I've seen of "spec ops" guys in training (History Channel, etc.), show them all using lanyards. I carry a lanyard around in my range bag, but I haven't used it, except in practice. I've thought of using it for camping, or other situations where I could lose track of exactly where the gun is, when it's not on my person.
If you're not shooting you should be moving. If you're not moving you should be reloading. If you're not shooting, moving, or reloading, you should be taping or picking brass. - Z.C.
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The purpose was to prevent drooping or loosing the gun.
The early 1911 had loops on the gun AND the magazines.
In those early automatic pistol days, senior officers were obsessed with the idea of the 1911 being a "two part pistol", and worrying constantly that soldiers would loose the magazine, which would convert the gun into a single shot.
For some reason, probably cost, it never seemed to occur to them to just make plenty of magazines available.
The idea was, for the cavalryman to attach lanyards to the gun and all magazines so he wouldn't drop them in battle and loose them.
This idea quickly proved to be a non-starter when cavalrymen became entangled in a tangle of twisted and knotted lanyards, and the magazine lanyard idea was soon dropped.
The pistol lanyard remained, and was used up until today.
In use, the lanyard was intended to be looped over the right shoulder and held in place by the epaulet.
Few people would loop it around the neck due to the danger of getting choked.
MP's used the lanyard as a means of insuring the gun wouldn't be snatched during a barroom brawl, and it was in fact, an official part of the MP uniform.
In many cases, the lanyard became more of a parade dress item, and were used during dress events to enhance the uniform.
In actual combat, the lanyard was usually not used, again due to the problem of getting tangled and fouled in other equipment.
Like many things, the use of a lanyard in combat was left to the individual, and by WWII the lanyard had fallen out of common use.
The lanyard has again become popular in the military, especially with Special Operations forces.
Todays lanyard is a strong synthetic coiled cord that looks like a coiled phone cord.
This keeps the gun safe during airborne and helicopter insertions, rappelling, and violent movement.
It also prevents having the gun snatched during close quarters combat.
A look at SOF people in Iraq shows the coiled lanyard on most pistols.
The advantage of todays lanyard is, the coiled design prevents getting entangled as with the old style long, loose cord.
Last edited by dfariswheel; 08-22-2005 at 02:59 PM.
Excellent replies.
Thanks to everyone for your answers.
Modern lanyards are also designed to break away with a good firm tug, just in case the user does indeed get caught on something.
Avoid the temptation to replace everything on your brand-new 1911 just to make it "better". Know what you're changing out and why. You may spend a lot of money fixing things that weren't broken to begin with. Shoot at least 500 rounds through it first, then decide what you don't like and want to improve. Regarding vintage 1911s, pre-1946 pistols are highly collectible in original, unaltered condition and should NEVER be refinished or modified as it completely ruins their monetary value.
Anyone assigned a sidearm was issued a lanyard in my unit, most were attached to the pistol belts while doing field exercises or bivouacs. If the pistol was worn with a Class A uniform or over a field jacket the lanyard was typically worn through the arm and secured bu the shoulder tab. I primarily worn an M7 shoulder holster and tied mine off to one of the rings on the holster. I agree they were used to prevent dropping or losing the weapon. Just my 2 cents worth.
The lanyard is also known as a dummy cord and has the sole purpose of not allowing you to lose the pistol. All US military pistols have had them for 100 years or more to include those currently issued.
-- Chuck
Cavalry and the lanyard loop
Prior to WWI, being a Cavalryman was about the most glamorous part of the army. The cavalry officers of the civil war often led the action and by providing recon, they often determined where and when a battle would be fought. The Cavalry leaders such as Nathan Bedford Forest, John Buford, Sherman, Sheridan, Custer, etc tended by their nature to be aggressive and quick acting. Because of this, the cavalry perhaps obtained a standing in the Army that was well beyond its real importance. The model of 1911 semiautomatic pistol was developed in no small part because of the influence of the Cavalry board. Read Meadows chapters on the development of the 1911 and it will become clear that this pistol was considered largely a Cavalry weapon. The theory was that a mounted horseman could load a new magazine into his pistol faster and with considerably less effort than when reloading a revolver. All of this was happening at a very crucial time, just prior to World War One, and in a few short years, the belt fed machine gun forever changed the way wars were fought and relegated the mounted Cavalry to the History of a bygone era. Model 1911 production began with magazine lanyard loops being essential. Yet by 1916 they were considered enough of a waste of time that they were removed from further production.
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Avoid the temptation to replace everything on your brand-new 1911 just to make it "better". Know what you're changing out and why. You may spend a lot of money fixing things that weren't broken to begin with. Shoot at least 500 rounds through it first, then decide what you don't like and want to improve. Regarding vintage 1911s, pre-1946 pistols are highly collectible in original, unaltered condition and should NEVER be refinished or modified as it completely ruins their monetary value.
lanyard use
here in Iraq we are required to have a lanyard for our pistols- nearly everyone dumps the issue nylon braided one and buys the telephone cord style which is what I am using at this moment. the military in today's age has no "combat loss" policy and we have been directed to a site of a gunfight or more commonly an ied explosion to recover all "sensitive items" to include all weapons. let's see, we just had a vehicle go somewhere and get blown up and guys killed and you want us to go out there again because we are missing a radio or pistol or whatever? yes it sure is crazy.
It may have been more than being cheap that drove the early use of magazine lanyards.
The conventional wisdom in the cavalry around the time of the adoption of the 1911 was probably that the trooper would have to travel hard and light, far from and with infrequent resupply. Without easy resupply, even cheap and plentiful extra magazines would not do much good. Thus, retention of your issued mags (2 or 3?) would be of substantial concern and hence the magazine lanyard loops.
[The Europeans also seem to also concerned about magazine retention but generally avoided the drop-free magazine as a means of retaining issued magazines.]
The repeating pistol armed cavalry engaged in highly mobile warfare, sometimes far from supply, was very effective in the Civil War and Indian Wars in the USA. Even after adoption of the 1911, I believe there were effective pistol charges in the Punitive Expedition in Mexico. (I think the Europeans preferred lances for whatever reason.)
The technologies perfected in WWI made the traditional cavalry ineffective and obsolete. By now, Pershing wanted a 45 for every doughboy not just the cavalry and static positions along with highly developed transportation allowed efficient resupply. The cheap and plentiful magazine, readily available, can now be the norm.
Just speculation on my part but it sounds good.
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