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If you're a parent with a young child in child care, chances are you've had a call to pick up your child due to some type of illness. Nearly 11 million children under age six are in some type of child care every week. As every parent knows, colds happen. Other illnesses happen too, but recognizing when a child should be excluded from child care and when it's okay for them to stay in group care, varies by state and by program.
A study published in Pediatrics Magazine in May 2012, "Unnecessary Child Care Exclusions in a State That Endorses National Exclusion Guidelines" found that child care center directors would exclude nearly 60 percent of children with mild illnesses – although guidelines by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the American Public Health Association (APHA) would not warrant their exclusion. Directors with greater child care experience made fewer unnecessary exclusion decisions. The authors of the study recommended that child care center directors have initial and ongoing training regarding the AAP/APHA guidelines to reduce the high rates of unnecessary exclusion. For the AAP/APHA cheat sheet on exclusion symptoms and signs, click here.
What's the big deal?
When children are excluded from child care due to illness, working parents have to scramble to figure out how to take care of their children and still meet their work obligations so that they can support their families. Many child care programs exclude sick children until they have a doctor's note, are taking antibiotics, or their illness has improved or resolved. In some situations, that's warranted. But, for many mild illnesses, it's not. A national poll of parents with children under age 6 in child care by the University of Michigan C.S. Mott Children's Hospital found:
- Nearly two-thirds (62 percent) of parents say their children could not attend because of an illness in the past year.
- Nearly 40 percent (38 percent) of parents say their child was unable to attend child care three or more times during the past year.
- One-third (33 percent) of parents are concerned about losing their jobs or losing pay when taking off work to care for their sick children.
- Nearly 10 percent of parents say that taking their sick child to the emergency room is more convenient than seeing a primary care doctor.
Work Impact:
- 42 percent of parents said they had missed work in the last year due to their child's illness.
- 26 percent of parents said they missed work 3 or more times over the last year due to their child's illness.
- 50 percent of parents said that finding alternative or back-up child care for their sick children was difficult.
- 33 percent of parents said taking time off from work with a sick child is difficult because they may lose pay or their job.
Clearly, there are illnesses that warrant exclusion. And, no doubt, child care program directors are trying to balance a healthy setting for all children against the working needs of parents. At the same time, the authors of the May Pediatrics article found that many directors were not aware of the AAP/APHA guidelines.
Appropriate handling of sick children, including exclusion policies, is yet another reason why training for child care providers (and directors) can make a difference. Training can also help child care providers use healthy practices to reduce the spread of germs. The Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG), the law that allocates funds to states for child care and sets the framework for state child care laws, does not require any training for child care providers – not even basic health and safety practices (let alone sick child exclusion policies).
Contact your Members of Congress today to urge that CCDBG require minimum training for child care providers. Children do get sick. Child care providers need to know when to exclude children and how to reduce the likelihood that germs will be spread. Training can address both, yet state policies vary greatly. It's time for Congress to require training.


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Such it is with a certain mass-marketed unfinished-wood CD holder shaped like a house. It cries out for, it LONGS, to be painted and decorated and turned into a child's little dollhouse. And oh, it has been. Witness the following bloggers, to name just a few:
There's even been some blog-sniping about who had the idea first, which is always fun (not).
However, I win, because everybody else paid around five bucks for their CD holder houses, and I found mine on clearance at Michael's for $2.49 each. So nyah.
Sometimes when I buy some art materials or a kit for the girls I'll just hold onto it for a while--perhaps they're really into some other thing at the moment so I know they can't concentrate on it, or they've gotten some other presents recently so I know they won't appreciate it, or I just feel like the timing's not right. We have several colors of FIMO clay, for instance, that the girls even picked out, that I've just haven't offered them yet, and a couple of wood kits from our local history center's museum store, and even some Christmas presents (gasp!). These houses, however...as soon as we got home the girls stripped down (we paint in the nude, remember?), and I got out our hard-core set of artist's acrylics----and excitedly to work they did go! Willow left and came back to painting all evening, but Sydney sat in her chair for over two hours straight and painted:She didn't even leave to go to the bathroom. Even I left to go to the bathroom. But her hard work really did pay off. What with the large spectrum of color in the acrylic set, and Sydney's strategy of leaving one area to dry and then coming back to paint it in a different color (she basically painted the entire dollhouse three times), her entire dollhouse has a lot of depth and an interesting variety of color--it's pretty amazing, and we haven't even whipped out the book of wallpaper samples yet.
I watered down the acrylics a bit so they would flow better, and put each color in the compartment of a plastic tray that had once held miniature quiches (Matt has a weakness for you, you little egg-and-cheese confections!). And while the girls painted away, I worked on my book proposal revision (can you see it down there?):I'm glad that we all had that really happy, creative time, since I've been off my game the past couple of days, tearing my way through a recent Steven King novel instead of writing or crafting or parenting or cleaning so much (I finished it tonight, thank god, and life can now continue as normal).
But with two dollhouses like this to play with--
--the girls have somehow managed to keep themselves entertained while their momma has been indulging in the Victorian sin of novel-reading.
For me, I swear, a good book is like a bad addiction.

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Part III was the only bad Jurassic Park movie. While nothing touches the masterpiece that was Jurassic Park I, part II wasn't that bad and I enjoyed it. It had some good action scenes, nice story and a good follow-up that was based off of another book. But Jurassic Park III was pure, utter crap. Another one of those really odd, B-rated, almost laughably bad early-2000s movies like Van Helsing or Spy Kids etc.
I did. It's actually cheaper than just the original. I think the other two movies are crap,
I wish they had followed the book for the second movie. I thought Lost World stood up to Jurassic Park and held it's own. They were conveying different messages along the same lines, which made them both good, IMHO.
Watched on netflix...A Darker Reality - Frustrating horror/torture movie. Frustrating and whiny.Senseless (2008) - Excellent torture-porn movie, and the social commentary (with multiple lines of thought) doesn't feel trite.Dread - British horror movie about making people face their worst fears. A bit slow in developing, but overall it was enjoyable.Vile - Torture-porn movie about what people are willing to do to live, even to themselves. Fairly enjoyable.
Miracle. It's about hockey.Love me some hockey, needs me some hockey, frisbee's aight but it ain't no hockey.
Drink some holy water.
Quote from: Gebre Menfes Kidus on October 27, 2012, 06:08:35 PMDrink some holy water. "Removing an eye is easy. All it takes is a confident man and a coffee spoon" - Senseless
I realize you like this particular genre (whatever it's called), but for the sake of your spiritual and mental health, try mixing in a decent drama or comedy now and then. I'm getting worried about you bro.
I can't bring myself to do any work, so I think I'll give up trying and watch a mindless movie. Given the time of year, does anyone have any good horror recommendations from 2010 onwards? Only recent one I've seen was Cabin in the Woods.
Quote from: Orthodox11 on October 30, 2012, 04:43:14 PMI can't bring myself to do any work, so I think I'll give up trying and watch a mindless movie. Given the time of year, does anyone have any good horror recommendations from 2010 onwards? Only recent one I've seen was Cabin in the Woods.Red State was... interesting. A pretty polarizing movie, and with good reason. It does a good job of subverting expectations for sure. Starts out as a raunchy teen comedy, then goes to horror, then goes to action with John Goodman as the badass cop. Might be worth a watch.
Clerks and Red State are the only films of his I've seen, so I know how he started and where he is now, but I have no idea just what happened in between.
SkyfallIn contrast to classic Bond films that start out smallish and get progressively more elaborate and crazy, this one started out big and kind of fizzled out into nothing. A big disappointment.
I just need to find out how to say it in Slavonic!
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Thanks Chalky for your good work and this VCs of the Regiment . There is a book called " SCOTLAND'S FORGOTTEN VALOUR" by Graham Ross ISBN 1899272 00 3 published by MacLean Press , 60 Aird Bhearnasdail, By Portree , Isle of Skye 1995 and this book covers the Scottish Victoria Crosses awarded to Scottish Soldiers or soldiers in Scottish Regiments too .
Last year when I was along at Balhousie Castle there was a relative of Pte Charles Melvin , VC visiting the Museum along with her grandson .
A friend of mine , Gordon Highlander of WW2 visits the Royal Hospital at Chelsea and he used to see ex BW / att KOSB Pte Bill Speakman VC in the Royal Hospital , Chelsea but it seems Bill Speakman did not stay there long !
Greeting Chalky...As a lifelong collector of all things relating to the V.C., including over six hundred books and a file on each holder of the medal, I appreciate all the work you put into this post. I have sever hundred photos of VC graves and have begun searching through to see what Black Watch I may have to post here.
At one time, my collection was the biggest in Canada and a few years ago I handed the files over to a local government musuem.
Thanks again.
Bob Little
God Bless "The Watch" Now And Forever
Cheers, Chalky.
Look forward to your posts Bob.
Originally Posted By: Chalky - Lance Sergeant Samuel McGaw
Born: Kirkmichael Village, Ayrshire. 1837
Date of Act of Bravery: 31 January 1874
London Gazette: 28th March 1874
Campaign: Ashanti War, Battle of Amoaful.
Location of VC: The Lord Ashcroft Collection
Died: 22nd July 1878
Buried: Cyprus
Citation: At Amoaful, on the 31st January 1874, skilfully leading his section through the bush for a whole day, although badly wounded early in the battle.
Read more about him Here
I went and found the grave in Gerne or Kirenia as it was called before the Turks invaded. While having a wee dram in a local pub I was told about it and made a point of finding it.
Well looked after I thought.
Yours Aye
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(CNN) -- As the hours wind down to President Barack Obama's inaugural address, the White House says they see Monday's remarks as one in a series of speeches laying out the president's vision for his second term that started with his victory on election night.
The tone of Obama's inaugural address will be "hopeful," White House senior adviser David Plouffe told CNN's chief political correspondent Candy Crowley from the National Mall in Washington.
"What he's going to do is remind the country that our founding principles and values still can guide us in a changing and modern world," he said Sunday appearing on CNN's "State of the Union." CNN reported as of Saturday the president was still working on his inaugural address, according to a source with knowledge of the president's speech.
Vice President Joseph Biden was sworn in Sunday morning and the U.S. Constitution mandates that Obama be sworn in before noon after which his second term will begin. The inaugural parade and the president's speech on West Front of the Capitol after ceremonially taking the oath of office will happen Monday.
"He's going to talk about the fact that our political system doesn't require us to resolve all of our disputes or settle all of our differences but it doesn't compel us to act where there shouldn't and is common ground. He's going to make that point very clearly."
Plouffe underscored that Obama's State of the Union address, to take place February 12, will present a more specific "blueprint" of the next four years.
Asked by Crowley if bipartisanship had slipped from the administration's focus since the election considering the sharp rhetoric over issues like raising the debt ceiling and gun legislation in the aftermath of the Sandy Hook massacre, Plouffe pushed back.
"Our point was that we are trying to enlist the American people in these debates. The only way change is really going to happen and we really make progress is for the American people - it's one of the lessons of the first term - they need to be involved at the center of this and pushing here," he said.
"The barrier is there are factions here in Congress, Republicans in Congress, that are out of the main stream so we need to bring the American people into these debates."
As for what's next for Plouffe, who managed the president's successful 2008 presidential campaign, the White House adviser said he's just focused on this week.
"Six years ago today we were just starting our primary campaign and so this is a remarkable journey and we are all just going to try to enjoy this week," he said.
- CNN's Dan Lothian, Brianna Keilar and Gregory Wallace contributed to this report
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Yankees Get 8 CCs Of Sabathia To Outgun Rangers
If you want to be the best team in the American League than you want to play the best team in the A.L. and beat their best with your best. New York did just that to Texas on Monday at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington, TX.
CC Sabathia pitched a solid eight innings and Alex Rodriguez homered and Derek Jeter contributed four hits as the Yankees defeated what was a red-hot Rangers team.
Sabathia (2-0) gave up four runs on seven hits and one walk while striking out eight batters to win his second consecutive start. Mariano Rivera pitched a perfect ninth inning to record his fourth save of the season.
The Yankees' offense, meanwhile, made life a living hell for Rangers starter Derek Holland (2-0). Holland gave up seven runs on nine hits and four walks and struck out one in six innings. He is now 0-5 in his career against the Yankees.
The Yankees struck early off Holland, loading the bases in the first inning and Curtis Granderson hit a looping two-out single to center give the Yankees an early 2-1 lead.
After the Rangers scored a run on a Josh Hamilton double-play grounder, the Yankees struck for four runs in the fifth inning, capped by Rodriguez's 414-foot blast into the left-field seats for a three-run home run to give the Yankees a 6-1 lead.
They added a run in the sixth when backup catcher Chris Stewart hit a one-out double off the wall in left-center and Jeter scored him with a double off the wall in right-center.
Sabathia did surrender a solo home run to Hamilton in the sixth and a two-run double by Craig Gentry in the seventh. But he retired the last five batters he faced on routine grounders before giving way to Rivera.
Before the game, manager Joe Girardi was hoping Sabathia would pitch into the late innings to give a needed break to his overtaxed bullpen and Sabathia did just that, throwing 77 of his 109 pitches for strikes and keeping the Rangers' power-laden offense at bay long enough for the Yankees to get to Holland.
With the victory, the Yankees improved their season record to 10-6 and they are now tied with the Toronto Blue Jays for first place in the A.L. East. The Rangers fell to 13-4.
- Sabathia did give up four runs but this was, by far, his best performance of the season. Other than the scratch run he allowed in the first and Hamilton's home run in the fifth, Sabathia pitched dominant baseball for the first six innings. He hurt himself with a leadoff walk to Nelson Cruz in the seventh and then he gave up one-out doubles to Brandon Snyder and Gentry, who were the No. 8 and No. 9 hitters in the lineup. He is now 11-3 in his career against the Rangers.
- Jeter's amazing start to the season just keeps getting better by the day. He reached on a infield single in the first, singled to left-center in the second, rolled a single into left in the fifth and then stroked his RBI double in the sixth. His 4-for-5 night raised his season average over .400 to .411. He also has 13 RBIs from the leadoff spot.
- Rodriguez hit his third home run of the season off Holland on an 0-1 fastball that did not get in as far as Holland would have liked. Rodriguez, who was walked in his first two trips to the plate, was waiting for it and sent it into the bleachers in left-center. After a slow start at the plate, Rodriguez has homered twice in his last three games and has driven in five of his seven runs in that span.
- Granderson's two-run single set the tone for the game because it came after Mark Teixeira had struck out for the second out of the inning with the bases loaded. Granderson hung in against the left-handed Holland to fist a 1-2 pitch into center to score two runs and give Sabathia an early cushion against the Rangers.
- Teixeira entered the game having great success against Holland, who had given up three home runs to him in his young career. But Teixeira struck out with the bases loaded in the first, rolled into a double play in the the third and bounced out to short again the fifth against Holland. He was 0-for-4 in the game coming off his six RBIs against the Red Sox on Saturday.
- With Brett Gardner on the disabled list, Girardi elected to use Andruw Jones in left and insert Eduardo Nunez as the DH on Monday. They combined to go 0-for-8 and Nunez only managed to get one ball out of the infield.
- Jeter made a careless error in the second inning on a ground ball off the bat of Cruz. Jeter lobbed the ball to first and it short-hopped Teixeira and bounced away from him. Fortunately, the error did not hurt the Yankees. Sabathia retired the next two batters and Cruz was stranded at first.
The status of right-handed starter Michael Pineda will have to wait another day. A scheduling conflict will force Pineda to meet with the team physician on Tuesday and he also will undergo an MRI dye contrast test on his ailing right shoulder. The Yankees hope to have the results of the tests later that evening. Pineda, 23, had to halt a bullpen session in Tampa, FL., last week after 15 pitches due to weakness in his shoulder. . . . Freddy Garcia has received a reprieve from Girardi. Garcia will make a start in the weekend home series against the Detroit Tigers, despite an 0-3 record and a 9.75 ERA in his first three starts. Girardi said Garcia will pitch either Saturday or Sunday.
Since Hideki Matsui pretty much retired the nickname "Godzilla" then the second game of the Yankees-Rangers series between two former Japanese League stars should be titled "Rodan vs. Anguirus" if you are up on your 1950s Japanese movie monsters.
The Yankees will start 37-year-old right-hander Hiroki Kuroda (2-1, 5.00 ERA). Kuroda, who pitched 11 seasons for the Hiroshima Toyo Carp, has been bad, good and then bad again in his first three starts. He gave up six runs on 10 hits in 4 1/3 innings against the Twins on Wednesday. He is 0-1 with a 6.75 ERA against the Rangers.
Opposing him will be Yu Darvish (2-0, 3.57 ERA). The 25-year-old Darvish, who pitched seven seasons for the Hokkaido Nippon Ham Fighters, gave up just two hits but walked and struck out five in 6 1/3 innings in a 10-3 victory over the Tigers. Darvish has never faced the Yankees.
Game-time will be 8:05 p.m. EDT and the game will be telecast nationally by the MLB Network and locally by the YES Network.


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How interesting. I always wished I had taken intro to linguistics when I was in high school. That is because after having taken it, grammar and sentence forming just seem so much easier and expressive. It is like discovering that your smart phone can do more than just call and receive, it can also send pictures, songs, surf etc. Perhaps not a very good analogy but kudos for trying to bring linguistics into the mainstream. I will be keeping close eye on its development.
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Astronomy Camp at AIS 2011
Well, this is the first blog post that I'm publishing after 2 months. I'm really sorry about the absence of updates and news as i was really busy with University academics and AIESEC work. This post is about the Astronomy camp that we conducted for the Asian International School (AIS) last 18th of March
Astronomy Camp - March 2011 at University of Colombo
I'm now gonna blog about an event that we had in our University almost 2 months back. I'm really sorry guys for dragging this such longer due to the busy schedule I've been undergoing last few months due to various reasons. Hope you don't mind me sharing in so late. Anyway here it is...
Watch Total Solar Eclipse 11th July 2010 Live Streaming from EclipseBlog
The most awaited total solar eclipse of the year 2010 is about to take place in less than next 20 hours from now. There have been a lot of groups/ individuals flocked at South Pacific islands and Chilean territories right now waiting for the eclipse to take place.
IYA2009 Commemorative Coins Issued by Many Countries Worldwide
As the title of this post hints, there were lot of countries involved in this worldwide celebration during 2009, which was the 400th anniversary of both the discovery of telescope for astronomical observation by Galileo Galilei and the publication of "Astronomia Nova" by Johannes Kepler. These were the reasons which were prominent in specifying 2009 as the IYA.
A Tribute to Fiami the author of The Lives of Galileo
I have already made a post about Fiami, and his great gift that I received during the Christmas season. I got many great feedback on that and even my friends wanted to read it, as none of them had the comic book with them, So I thought of doing a youtube video featuring Fiami


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Allen Stern / CenterNetworks:
Is Twitter F'ed? — The question of business model timing seems to come up weekly with regards to some startup. As Twitter usage has grown, have they f'ed themselves out of a real, sustainable business model? And has Pownce done something right by launching with a business model?
Discussion: WinExtra, Geek Speaker, Leveraging Ideas, /Message, broadstuff, innonate, The Social Times, Smalltalk Tidbits …, Marc's Voice, Download Squad, The Social Web and Mark Evans
Steven Hodson / WinExtra: Would you please make up your mind Jason
Stowe Boyd / /Message: Twitter's Business Model
Alan Patrick / broadstuff: TWITTER BUSINESS MODEL - ISN'T THAT OXYMORONIC?
Nate Westheimer / innonate: Twitter "Tips" May Be Contextual After All
Nick O'Neill / The Social Times: Track Your Twitter Addiction With Twitter Graphs
James A. Robertson / Smalltalk Tidbits, Industry Rants: Take the Merry-Go-Round — Allen Stern asks what ought …
Marc Canter / Marc's Voice: Dave brings up the obvious - distribution
Steve O'Hear / The Social Web: How will Twitter make money?
Jason Calacanis / The Jason Calacanis Weblog:
The three business models that make Twitter a billion-dollar business in 12-24 months. — Allen wrote a blog post today about Twitter focusing on a business model. Allen, my friend, you're thinking small. Get out of Brooklyn and spend more time in the Valley. Business models!?!?!
Discussion: Insider Chatter, Mashable!, Techquila Shots and Furrier.org
Donna Bogatin / Insider Chatter: Mahalo: Will Calacanis Win the Billion Dollar Startup Lottery in 2008?
Mark 'Rizzn' Hopkins / Mashable!: Twitter: What's The Best Business Model?
Steve Poland / Techquila Shots: Twitter Business Model
Dave Winer / Scripting News:
Twitter's business model — When I was in college, professors used to ask questions that are much harder than the question Allen Stern asks in this piece. — The NY Times crossword puzzle is harder. — Geez, installing a new hard disk in a MacBook is harder, and as I've found out that's pretty easy.
Steven Hodson / WinExtra: What the hell are you smoking Dave?
Pat Phelan / Roam4free: Twitter- business model is immaterial for now
Ian Betteridge / Technovia: Please, Twitter, forget about advertising
Fred / A VC:
Twitter's Business Model — I woke up this morning and found a twitter message on my phone from chris herbert pointing me to this discussion of twitter's business model on techmeme — That's the tiny url that chris sent me. I hope it works. I'm still limited to my blackberry for internet here on the great barrier reef
Mathew / mathewingram.com/work:
Calacanis: You have to be a "player" — Amid all the to-and-fro'ing on Techmeme about Twitter and its lack of a business model comes a post from Jason "Mahalo" Calacanis, in which he tells us the secret to building a business model in Silicon Valley. Is it a vision of where the market is going?
Discussion: TechCrunch
Duncan Riley / TechCrunch: Now You Can Graph Your Twitter Usage
Web-only album 'mad', says Yorke — Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke has said releasing latest album In Rainbows solely on the internet would have been "stark raving mad". — Yorke told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that 80% of people still buy physical releases and it was important for the band to have "an object".
Discussion: mathewingram.com/work, Salon, paidContent.org, CrunchGear and Smalltalk Tidbits …
Farhad Manjoo / Salon: Radiohead's Thom Yorke says people still need CDs
Robert Andrews / paidContent.org: Radiohead Got 'Absolutely Zero' From EMI Digital, 'Done Really Well' Online-Only
Blake Robinson / CrunchGear: Are digital albums the future?
James A. Robertson / Smalltalk Tidbits, Industry Rants: About CDs — Mathew Ingram quotes Radiohead's frontman on digital music:
Nate Anderson / Ars Technica:
Radiohead: Artists often screwed by digital downloads
Radiohead: Artists often screwed by digital downloads
Discussion: Geek News Central
Peter Ha / CrunchGear:
New Apple notebook spotted, we told you so — The above photo may be the work of a PS junkie or it may just be the real thing. In any case, the rumor mill is abuzz surrounding Macworld. This time around it's all coming back to the purported multi-touch trackpad we told you about during the summer.
Discussion: ParisLemon, PaulStamatiou.com, theory.isthereason, AppleInsider, Infinite Loop, Geek Speaker, Gadget Lab, Insanely Great Mac and Webomatica
MG Siegler / ParisLemon: As the MacBook Nano Nears, Buzz Gets Louder
David Chartier / Infinite Loop: "Reliable confirmation" of Apple subnotebook details
David Becker / Gadget Lab: No Internal Optical Drive in Mini-MacBook?
Erick Schonfeld / TechCrunch:
JPMorgan Predicts 2008 Will Be "Nothing But Net" — JPMorgan's Internet analyst Imran Khan and his team released a massive 312-page report this morning titled Nothing But Net that paints a bullish picture for the major Internet stocks (Google, Amazon, Yahoo, eBay, Expedia, Salesforce.com …
Joe Mandese / MediaPost Publications: JPMorgan: '08 Online Ad CPMs Set To 'Accelerate,' Search Will Hit $30.5 Billion
Joseph Weisenthal / paidContent.org: Internet EPS To Grow 34 Percent In '08 On CPMs, Global Strength …
John Paczkowski / Digital Daily: GOOG Upgraded From 'Overweight' to 'Morbidly Obese'
NaN / Yahoo! Finance: Basic Chart
Junior Hines / Clickety Clack: Defining Day For JP Morgan's Imran Khan
Peter Cohen / Macworld:
ModBook tablet Mac finally ships — Axiotron has announced that it is delivering the ModBook, its tablet Macintosh, almost a year after first unveiling the product at Macworld Expo in San Francisco, in January, 2007. The ModBook is priced at $2,279 or $2,479 depending on configuration.
Discussion: Electronista, CIO.com, MacUser, O'Grady's PowerPage, The Mac Observer and Silicon Alley Insider
Chris Barylick / O'Grady's PowerPage: Axiotron Ships ModBook Laptop
Kara Swisher / BoomTown:
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Learned to Love the Blog: Goodbye Dead Trees! — As the new year begins, it's probably past time to assess what the jump from old media to new media has taught me. — I know what it sounds like-old lady print reporter starts a gen-you-wine blog and goes …
Discussion: Mickeleh's Take and B.L. Ochman's weblog
Michael Markman / Mickeleh's Take: What's in the Daily News? Or Any Other Paper?
Jacqui Cheng / Ars Technica:
Sears: Come see the softer side of spyware — Sears and Kmart are places you might go when you need a new air conditioner filter or a lawnmower; they're not generally thought of as havens for spyware. But that's what the two stores have become, at least online, where their websites were found …
The Boy Genius Report:
Jay-Z launching record label with Apple — This one's been floating around like a hot air balloon, but we've just about confirmed it. For those that don't know, Jay-Z left Def Jam as President last month, and everyone's been talking about where he's heading.
Discussion: Gizmodo and Insanely Great Mac
Philipp Lenssen / Google Blogoscoped:
Google AdSense Tips — Google just released a Newbie Central for their AdSense program, those ads webmasters can include on their site to earn money for every click on the ad from a visitor (if you're using the program, part of the advertiser budget will go to you, and the other part to Google).
Discussion: 43 Folders
Merlin Mann / 43 Folders: Philipp Lenssen's excellent AdSense tips
Michael Arrington / TechCrunch:
Plaxo's For Sale — Plaxo, the Sequoia-backed start that transformed itself from a hated spam monster into a mild mannered and interesting business social network, has started a sale process according to a source. They've hired an investment bank, Revolution Partners, who are spearheading the sale effort.
Julie Steenhuysen / Reuters:
Study: Cell Phone Users Tie Up Traffic — Distracted drivers make fewer lane changes, drive more slowly and take longer to get where they're going. — CHICAGO (Reuters)—If you're late for work, a driver using a cell phone may be to blame. U.S. researchers said on Wednesday that people …
Discussion: WebProNews and MobHappy
Jason Lee Miller / WebProNews: Talking And Driving Clogs Traffic
Marshall Kirkpatrick / ReadWriteWeb:
What's Next on the Web: a ReadWriteWeb Toolkit for 2008 — Some people say that the bubble's going to take a downturn in the next year or two - that huge numbers of copycat startups are going to shut down, people are going to be out of work and Web 2.0 cheerleaders are going to eat their (our) words.
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Well, I'm back. Have been for a week, but have been to busy this week to even think about my poor neglected blog. Our short, but very sweet, trip was amazing. I've had a few readers ask for tips and recommendations...so without boring you all senseless, I'll try to keep it succinct.
We had only 4 days, one of which was the wedding we attended (at the Montague on the Gardens Hotel - super cute, very small rooms, but served a great afternoon tea!).
Hyde Park on a lovely sunny day
Some of our favorite eats were:
Daylesford Organics, Notting Hill - We had breakfast here, our first meal in London. A great way to start the trip. Everything about this place is inspiring, and a concept that is sadly lacking in Hong Kong. We bought a lot of preserves here to bring back with us.
Granger & Co. Notting Hill - possibly a silly choice as Australians to patronise the establishment of another aussie whilst in London, but it was highly recommended by a few people. We met an old friend for lunch and enjoyed the food immensely. Our friends whose wedding we attended ate there a week later and sat next to Stella McCartney and her husband. Great food, great interior, both with a very relaxed Australian vibe.
Somewhere we didn't make it was Ottolenghi, in the same neighbourhood as these two. Also was highly recommended, and the deli style food I saw in the window when we walked past between breakfast and lunch looked amazing. I actually asked my husband at 10am if it was too early for another coffee and some cake. Needless to say it will be high on my list for next time, as will the sister establishment, Nopi in Soho.
Fortnum & Mason - the new Diamond Jubilee Tea Rooms designed by none other than David Collins are stunning. The afternoon tea set, which regrettably I did not have with the champagne that was available. Nor did I have the appetite to make the most of the endless refills of the delicious scones (best ever, which I can only say now that my Grandmother has passed away) or the cake trolley. Slightly wasted on us as we were so full from the previous 2 amazing meals we'd had that day, but amazing none the less. I recommend you go with an empty stomach though.
Borough Markets - we wandered around for hours, on what was only our second trip here. I would quite like the time to spend an entire day here and have 3 or more meals. So much to taste and tempt you. We bought many varieties of saucisson, cheese and potted meats to take with us to eat on our travels, some of which actually lasted til we got home.
St.John - We had dinner here with the bride and groom to be, and I was not disappointed. I love the space and the ambiance. I thought the food quality, the serving sizes and quality of service was amazingly good value in a city with a reputation for being expensive. It outclassed anything I've had in Hong Kong (although I have to say, most of our meals in London did). I was slightly underwhelmed by the main I ordered, but all in all I loved it and would definitely go back again.
Massimo - in the recently refurbished Corinthia Hotel, also designed by David Collins. We enjoyed a very well priced set menu with the good friends we were staying with. I enjoyed my meal, and the interior was captivating. So many beautiful details, that Mr Collins is known for, that we could have sat for much longer and still picked up on something new.
The Serpentine Pavillion by Ai Wei Wei and Herzog & De Meuron
Other highlights:
Tate Modern - Getting to see the Munch exhibit at the Tate was definitely a highlight, as I have admired his work greatly for many years. I own a book of his work so was familiar with much of it (and was not disappointed at all that none of the versions of the famous "Scream" paintings were included), but was still pleasantly surprised by just how vivid his use of colour was. So inspiring.
Potterton Books - Definitely one of the best design bookshops anywhere handsdown, with outposts in New York and LA. I bought a couple of books, and could have spent a fortune on more had my credit card and weight limit as an economy passenger not restricted me...
The Orangery at Kensington Palace
We were fortunate enough to here to celebrate our 11 year anniversary whilst in Paris. Bofinger was recommended by a few people to us, and was fortunately a short walk from our charming hotel in Le Marais. We were taken to a table upstairs, which the waitress described as 'très jolie', and it was. However, the photos of the downstairs dining room with the lovely Art Nouveau detailed ceiling was what sucked me in, and I kinda wished we'd been able to sit there. Despite this, the food was lovely, very rich in a traditional French sense, but very enjoyable.
L' oulette - this was probably the best meal of the trip, if not at least in Paris. A charming little bistro, also a short walk from our hotel, which has a great menu of French classics. I had Duck confit (amazing), and my husband had Cassoulet (also equally amazing).
Our last night we dined at Chez Julien (from the stable of the Costes brothers, of Hotel Costes fame), also recommended by a friend. The food was more of a modern French style, which I enjoyed, and the interior is also quite charming. Luckily also walking distance from our hotel, which took us along the Seine.
Parisians enjoying a sunny Sunday in the Place des Vosges
Other highlights:
I finally made it to the Decorative Arts Museum, a place I had been dreaming about ever since I discovered its existance, shortly after my last trip to Paris six years ago. The collection is small, but amazing. Pieces by Royère, Arbus, Prouvé - just to name a few. The bookshop attached is also a jaw dropper if you are into rare and out of print books on French design.
A rainy Paris day, as seen from the Musée des Arts Décoratifs
And of course, Maison & Objet. My first trip, and somehow I manage to cover most of it in a day. A pretty mean feat, anyone who has been will tell you. Not sure where to even start, which was pretty much my feeling when I arrived there. The vast range and quality of product on show is overwhelming. I don't know that I will list off my faves in this post, but if I ever get around to perusing my fair catalogue I might do it in another one, another time. Needless to say, if you're in the industry its a must see. Now that I've checked that off, I am now aiming for Milan next year.
A good day to be inside, the Louvre in Paris
Brittany / Normandy:
We stayed at Maison Violette, a lovely 300yr old cottage in a tiny but very cute town named Bazouges la Perouse. The town itself is definitely one of the prettiest in the area, and is only a 45 min drive from Rennes, the capital city of Brittany. We took a train down from Paris (about 2 hrs), and then hired a car and drove for the rest of the time.
Maison Violette, in Bazouges la Perouse.
Making Bazouges our base, we did a lot of driving over the next few days...and without going into excessive detail, these were the highlights of that part of the trip...
The stunning Mont St Michel, only a 30 min drive from where we were staying
Stunning seaside walled town of St. Malo, about 40 mins from Bazouges
Coastal town, Cancale, home to the best Oysters ever!, very close to St. Malo, we did both in a day
the Château de Combourg, about 20 mins drive away
and last, but not least, the crumbling ruins in Fougères, the largest medieval castle in Europe
(only 30 mins away from Bazouges)
all photos taken by moi!


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UH Hilo partners with community colleges in Degree Pathways programsUniversity of Hawaiʻi at Hilo
University of Hawaii at Hilo
HILO, Hawaii - The University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo has begun work with the community colleges in the UH System to design Degree Pathways Partnership programs.
Faculty from UH Hilo's College of Business and Economics and Kapiolani Community College's Business Education program have created a Degree Pathway for KapCC students to work toward a Bachelor of Business Administration at UH Hilo. Faculty in Marine Science, English and Sociology have also created pathways from the KapCC Associate of Arts Degree to the Bachelor of Arts at UH Hilo.
Pathways include a defined set of courses KapCC students can take that will count toward a bachelor's degree at UH Hilo. In addition, eligible community college students who opt for the Degree Pathways program can be accepted to UH Hilo's program while still at KapCC. Advantages include advising from both KapCC and UH Hilo faculty to keep students on track. And when students transfer to UH Hilo, they will be classified as continuing students eligible for early registration.
UH Hilo is also collaborating with Hawaiʻi Community College on ways to share resources to provide better opportunities for students. Initiatives are underway in Administration of Justice, Substance Abuse Counseling, Psychology and Mathematics.
Geology faculty at UH Hilo and Windward Community College are also designing a Degree Pathway. In addition, UH Hilo's College of Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Resource Management is working with Hawaiʻi and Maui Community Colleges to improve course coordination so students will be able to transfer more credits from the community colleges toward a Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture.
For more information on the Degree Pathways program, please call (808) 974-7707.


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Chemung County
"Eat Well / Live Well" Nutrition Lunch Program
Sponsored by: Office of the Aging and Long Term Care
What: Come have lunch and enjoy good food and great company three days a week.
When: Mondays, Wednesdays & Thursdays
Where: Big Flats Community Center
Time: 11:30am
To Do: Call one day in advance for reservations - (607) 737-5520
Cost: $3.00 suggested Donation
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In the event the Horseheads School District has a 'SNOW-DAY' due to inclement weather, the lunch program will cancel.


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Genius is a Frequency of mind and body that permeates all space and matter.
Genius Frequency
mysterious objects in the skies prior to the invention of the airplane
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Welcome to Global Insights, where we provide knowledge and tools to help awaken you to the greater truth. Though, accepting these truths will be your biggest challenge. In time, once you accept and conquer this challenge, you will finally be in control of your life. A life very different from the one you lead today. You will become self-empowered, liberated, unstoppable...and aware. Once your mind opens you will not be able to resist spreading the news to others. For this is how it works ...


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A bone scan is a
test that can find damage to the bones, find
cancer that has spread to the bones, and watch problems such as infection and trauma to the bones. A bone scan can often
find a problem days to months earlier than a regular
X-ray test.
During a bone scan, a
radioactive substance called a tracer is injected into a vein
in your arm. The tracer travels through your bloodstream and into your bones. Then a special camera takes pictures of
the tracer in your bones.
Areas that absorb little or no amount of tracer appear as dark or "cold"
spots. This could show a lack of blood supply to the bone or certain types of cancer.
Areas of fast bone growth or
repair absorb more tracer and show up as bright or "hot"
spots in the pictures. Hot spots may point to problems such as arthritis, a tumor, a fracture, or an infection.
bone scan is done to:
Before the bone scan, tell your doctor
You will be asked to drink extra fluids after the tracer is injected. You will empty your bladder right before the scan.
You probably will have to wait 1 to 3 hours after the tracer is
injected before your bone scan is done. So you may want to bring something to read or a project to pass the time. For some
types of bone scans, pictures are taken during the tracer injection,
right afterward, and then 3 to 5 hours after the injection.
You may be asked to sign a consent form
before the test. Talk to your doctor about any concerns you have regarding the
need for the test, its risks, how it will be done, or what the results will
mean. To help you understand the importance of this test, fill out the medical test information form(What is a PDF document?).
A bone scan is usually done by a
nuclear medicine technologist. The scan pictures are usually interpreted by a
radiologist or
nuclear medicine specialist.
You will
need to remove any jewelry that might get in the way of the scan. You may need to
take off all or most of your clothes. You will be given a cloth or paper covering to use during the
Your arm will be cleaned where the
tracer will be injected. A small amount of the tracer
is injected.
It takes about 2 to 5 hours for the tracer to
bind to your bone so that pictures can be taken with a special camera. During
this time, you may be asked to drink 4 to 6 glasses of water so your body can wash out the tracer that does not collect in your
bones. Just before the scan begins, you will probably be asked to empty your
bladder to prevent any radioactive urine from blocking the view of your pelvic
bones during the scan.
You will lie on a table, with a
large scanning camera above you. It may move slowly
above, below, and around your body, scanning for radiation released by the tracer and
producing pictures. The camera does not
produce any radiation.
You may be asked to move into different
positions. You need to
lie very still during each scan to avoid blurring the pictures.
bone scan takes about 1 hour.
You may feel nothing at all from the
needle when the tracer is injected, or you may feel a brief sting or
pinch. The bone scan is usually
painless. You may find it hard to remain still during the scan. Ask for a
pillow or blanket to make yourself as comfortable as possible before the scan
The test may be uncomfortable if you are having joint or
bone pain. Try to relax by breathing slowly and deeply.
Allergic reactions to the tracer are very rare. Your body will get rid of most of the tracer through your urine or stool within a day. Be
sure to flush the toilet right away and thoroughly wash your hands with soap and
water. The amount of radiation is so small that it is not a risk for people to
come in contact with you after the test.
You may have some
soreness or swelling where the needle went in. These symptoms can
usually be relieved by applying moist, warm compresses to your arm.
There is always a slight risk of damage to cells or tissue from being
exposed to any radiation, including the low level of radiation released by the tracer in this test.
The results of a bone scan are usually available
within 2 days.
The radioactive tracer is
evenly spread among the bones. No areas of too much or too little tracer
are seen.
The tracer has accumulated in
certain areas of the bone, indicating one or more "hot" spots. Hot spots may be
caused by a fracture that is healing, bone cancer, a bone infection (osteomyelitis),
arthritis, or a disease of abnormal bone
metabolism (such as
Paget's disease).
Certain areas of the bone lack the presence of tracer, indicating one or more "cold" spots. Cold spots
may be caused by a certain type of cancer (such as
multiple myeloma) or lack of blood supply to the bone
(bone infarction).
Reasons you may not be able to have the test or why the results may not be helpful include:
Other Works ConsultedFischbach FT, Dunning MB III, eds. (2009).
Manual of Laboratory and Diagnostic Tests, 8th ed.
Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins.Pagana KD, Pagana TJ (2010). Mosby's Manual of Diagnostic and Laboratory Tests, 4th ed. St. Louis: Mosby Elsevier.
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From The Office of Tony Blair
November 05, 2009
Tony Blair Africa Governance Initiative to create development through good governance becomes charity
The Tony Blair Africa Governance Initiative has become a registered UK charity after creating a unique 'hands-on' approach to development and poverty eradication over the past eighteen months.Cross-posted to:
The Charity Commission approved the application from this relatively new organisation, which is underpinned by the belief that good governance and sustainable development are key to poverty eradication in the long term.
Tony Blair, founder of the Africa Governance Initiative (AGI), said:
"I'm extremely proud of our excellent project teams who are working in partnership with the governments of Rwanda and Sierra Leone to reduce poverty and develop new opportunities for growth.
"It is a privilege to work with leaders as talented and as committed to their people as President Koroma and President Kagame who represent a new generation of leaders in Africa with a commitment to building a new future for their people.
"The developed world needs to keep up its commitment to Africa expressed at the 2005 G8 Summit in Gleneagles. But lasting change in Africa will only come in the end from African solutions. By building the capacity to create sustainable long-term development through good governance and providing high level advice, we have already started to help deliver that change.
"And it won't stop here. Whilst developing our work in Sierra Leone and Rwanda, we want to launch new projects with other countries, sharing our knowledge, experience and expertise. We want more countries to develop sustainably, paving the way to a prosperous future.
"This work has reinforced my optimism about Africa's future, as well as my conviction that governance and growth are the key ingredients to effectively reduce poverty across the continent."
Commenting on Tony Blair and the work of the Africa Governance Initiative, Ernest Koroma, President of Sierra Leone, said:
"Mr. Blair has demonstrated an enduring commitment to Sierra Leone and its people. The work comes at a critical stage in Sierra Leone's development. I believe together we have an opportunity to ensure that Sierra Leone puts in place the policies, people and institutions to achieve real and lasting change."
Commenting on the work of AGI, President Paul Kagame of Rwanda said:
"What I would like people to know is that the type of partnership we have with Tony Blair is totally different from the type of consultancy people are used to. We work in very strong partnerships whereby not only gaps are filled where they exist, but there's also the notion of transfer of skills, mentoring, actually doing things that are measurable such that over a period of time, we will be able to know what kind of impact was made."
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NEWMARKET — Newmarket Junior/Senior High School recently announced its top 10 students from the Class of 2012:
Stephanie Megan Brady of 23 Fieldstone Estates is ranked first in her class. She is the daughter of Karen and John Brady. She will be attending the University of Connecticut (honors program) to study pharmacy.
Other Colleges you were accepted at: Northeastern University, Western New England University, University of New Hampshire and Saint Michael's University.
School Sports/Activities/Clubs: Class Vice President, National Honor Society, Concert Band-Flute, Math Team, Yearbook Committee, Project SEARCH, Prom Committee, NEASC School Accreditation Committee
Community Activities/Clubs: Competitive Figure Skater representing the Ice Skating Club of Exeter.
Awards/Honors: Distinguished Young Woman of New Hampshire 2012, Harvard Book Award, Saint Michael's Book Award, DAR Good Citizen Ida Mabee Award, US Figure Skating Association Gold Level Recognition, New Hampshire Scholars Award, Best All-Around Junior Girl, Passed Senior Figure Skating Moves Test.
Interests/Activities Outside of School: Playing flute, scrapbooking and traveling with family.
Future Plans/Goals: Receive a degree in pharmacy from the University of Connecticut and become the head pharmacist of a metropolitan hospital.
Trevor Kiefaber, son of Kristin and Drew Kiefaber of Elm Street, is ranked second in the class.
He will be attending the University of New Hampshire to study engineering and was also accepted at Tufts and Cornell. During high school he was involved in cross country, winter track, spring track, math team, and Granite State Challenge
Awards/Honors: Rensselaer Medal, AP Scholar, Perfect Attendance, and Newmarket Cross Countries Most Valuable Runner.
Interests/Activities Outside of School: Bridge, Ping-Pong, and Frisbee.
Future Plans/Goals: Develop or build clean energy sources.
Henry Gilbert of 101 Grant Road is ranked third in his class. He is the son of Richard and Maryellen Gilbert. He will be attending Providence College, Liberal Arts Honors Program to study humanities, history, English and Psychology.
Other Colleges accepted at: Bryant University, Saint Michael's College, Colby-Sawyer College and University of New Hampshire School Sports/Activities/Clubs: Granite State Challenge Team, Project SEARCH at UNH, President of National Honor Society, Class Officer, Varsity Baseball, Concert Band, Prom Committee
Community Activity: Accumulated over 80+ hours of community service during high school career volunteering at Newmarket Historical Society, Betty's Dream, Camp Lincoln, Rochester Visiting Nurses' Association, IMEC-America
Awards/Honors: Lamprey River National Honor Society; Lamprey River Junior National Honor Society, Scholar Athlete, Granite State Scholar, New Hampshire Scholar, Achievement Awards in Social Studies, English, French, Civics, Saint Michael's Book Award for Academic Achievement and Social Conscience
Interests/Activities Outside of School: Music - playing acoustic and electric guitar, bass, keyboard, trumpet, vocalist, trivia, spending time with family and friends, my dog Cash, Justacamp; HYPE, George and the BisonsFuture Plans/Goals: Pursue a degree in the field of humanities at Providence College.
Hillary Donnell of 54 Gordon Ave. is ranked fourth in her class. She is the daughter of Deborah Donnell and will be attending Simmons College to study English.
Other Colleges you were accepted at: Wheaton, Suffolk, UNH
School Sports/Activities/Clubs: Drama
Community Activities/Clubs: Girl Scouts, AIR (Arts In Reach), Altar Serving at St. Mary's.
Awards/Honors: Interests/Activities Outside of School: Writing, reading (for fun!), singing, sewing, making tiny hats, drawing, learning to speak and write in Japanese, and spending time with my awesome friends
Future Plans/Goals: To work in the creation of quality children's media, to write books, to (maybe) work as a translator, to make sure people know that "Adventure is out there!"
Ashley Palmer of 2 Birch Drive, daughter of Marilyn and Robert Caouette, is ranked fifth in the class. She will attend the University of New Hampshire to study biology and was also accepted at the University of Maine at Farmington.
School Sports/Activities/Clubs: Math Team, Ping-Pong Club, Project SEARCH, Band- Flute and Saxophone, Outing Club
Community Activities/Clubs: National Honor Society Vice President, Special Olympics Peer Coach
Awards/Honors: Honor Roll, New Hampshire Scholars, St. Paul's Advanced Studies Program 2011 alumni
Interests/Activities Outside of School: Reading, looking up cool crafts to do.
Future Plans/Goals: SheI plans on majoring in biology at UNH and completing the five-year teaching program to get a master's in education.
Linsey M. Palmer of 2 Birch Drive is ranked sixth in her class. She is the daughter of Marilyn and Robert Caouette. She will be attending the University of Maine at Farmington to study special education and was also accepted at UNH, Keene State College.
School Sports/Activities/Clubs: SEARCH, SAS, Roots and Shoots, Band, Improv, National Honor Society
Awards/Honors: Smith Book Award
Interests/Activities Outside of School: Community Service
Future Plans/Goals: Special Education Teacher with BCBA certification.
Robert Wheeler of 4 Fox Hollow Drive is ranked seventh in his class. He is the son of Brenda and Steven Wheeler. He will be attending: Norwich University to study mechanical engineering.
Other Colleges you were accepted at: UNH and UVM
School Sports/Activities/Clubs: Football, Spring Track, Outing Club, (Freshman year) Student Council and National Honor Society.
Community Activities/Clubs: Recreation summer camp aide, Norwich Participant and Assistant Instructor for Future Leader Camp.
Awards/Honors: Unsung hero award (football), Football JV Co-MVP, Football Varsity letter, National Honor Society treasurer, fourth place Lancaster ATV pull, and Spring Track Varsity Letter.
Interests/Activities Outside of School: Snowmobiling, ATVing, hiking, snowboarding, target practice, and paintball.
Future Plans/Goals: Military career, small arms engineer, and experience world culture.
Shannon Collins of 31 Gordon Avenue is ranked eighth in her class. She is the daughter of Brenda and James Collins and will be attending Great Bay Community College to study health management and policy.
Other Colleges acceptances: University of New Hampshire, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, University of New England, Lasell College, New England College, and Colby-Sawyer College.
Community Activities/Clubs:
2011- 2012, Glee Club
2011- 2012, Yearbook Club
2011- Present, Wellness Committee
2010- 2011, Nutrition Task Force
2009 - Present, National Honor Society
2010 - 2011, Ping Pong Club
2000 - Present, Girl Scouts of Green and White Mountains
2006 - 2009, Junior National Honor Society
2011, George Eastman Young Leaders Award
2011, National Society of High School Scholars
2006 - Present, Honor Roll Status
2010, Excellence in Ceramics
2010 & 2011, Certificate of Appreciation School to Career Partnership
2008, Certificate of Merit, National Young Leaders State Conference
2005 & 2008, Presidential Academic Award
2008, United States Achievement Academy National Award
2008, Girl Scouts Silver Award
2006, Girl Scouts Bronze Award
Interests/Activities Outside of School: Scrapbooking, photography, exercising, traveling, and spending time with family and friends.
Future Plans/Goals: "To go to Great Bay Community College for 3 semesters and then transfer to UNH to complete their Health Management and Policy Degree. After that, I would like to further my education by obtaining a master's degree in business. I hope to someday run a hospital and help improve the health care system."
Nicholas Rocci of 15 Hillside Lane is ranked ninth in his class. He is the son of Amy and Greg Rocci. He will attend the University of New Hampshire
School Sports/Activities/Clubs: Student Council Treasurer, National Honor Society, Outing Club, Concert Band, SEARCH
Community Activities/Clubs: 30+ of Community Service
Awards/Honors: Honor Roll, NH Scholar
Interests/Activities Outside of School: Music, Drums. Keyboard.
Future Plans/Goals: "I plan on going to college to find out more about myself and further my education."
Miranda J Silvia of 457 Wadleigh Falls Road is ranked 10th in her class. She is the daughter of David and Michelle Silvia.
School Sports/Activities/Clubs: Cross Country, Cheerleading, Track and Field, Improv Club, Drama Club, and Math Team.
Awards/Honors: Eli A. Marcoux Award 2011; Cheerleading Coaches Award 2011; 2011 and 2012 Cross Country, Cheerleading, and Track Participation awards; and the Presidential academic award in elementary school.
Interests/Activities Outside of School: Reading, sketching, dancing, and spending time with my family.
Future Plans/Goals: "After high school I plan on working and traveling. I want to experience new cultures and learn in new ways. I may join the military to help support our country and protect those I love."
Newmarket announces top 10 seniors
NEWMARKET — Newmarket Junior/Senior High School recently announced its top 10 students from the Class of 2012:


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The Enbridge Northern Gateway proposal to ship oilsands bitumen from Kitimat along the B.C. coast carries an unacceptable risk of a significant spill, according to an independent analysis by three professional engineers.
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The three experts who conducted the analysis are Ricardo Foschi and Robert Sexsmith, both emeritus engineering professors at UBC, and Brian Gunn, a retired professional engineer who is currently president of B.C.'s Wilderness Tourism Association.
The analysis has been formally filed with the federal Joint Review Panel investigating the $6-billion Northern Gateway proposal.
Enbridge spokesman Ivan Giesbrecht said the company would provide a formal response to the panel by Sept. 14.
Known as Dilbit, diluted bitumen is a mix of heavy crude oil and a condensate that allows it to flow through a pipe, the analysis explains. When Dilbit spills occur, the condensate separates from the bitumen and "forms a toxic cloud, poisonous to all life around the spill," it said.
And whereas lighter oil floats on the surface of water where it is easier to clean up, "bitumen sinks to the bottom in fresh water and to a level below the surface in saline water.
"In both cases it is almost impossible to clean up and tides and currents can spread it over vast areas, with severe and catastrophic consequences for fisheries, marine life and human safety."
In an interview Friday, Gunn said that a 5,000-cubic-metre spill is the equivalent to about one-seventh of the 1989 Exxon Valdez spill in Alaska, and about twice the size of the Enbridge spill in the Kalamazoo River in Michigan in 2010.
Gunn said he sought out the expertise of Foschi and Sexsmith to assist him in the analysis based on his concerns over the impact of an oil spill on the coast.
"It's related to my involvement with the wilderness [association] and being up the coast and involved in land-use planning in the Great Bear Rainforest. I care about what's happening."


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There are some serious safety and privacy hazards in a hands-free device that takes photos and plays video, according to the Christian Science Monitor. Already a West Virginia legislator introduced a bill last week prohibiting the use of Google Glass while behind the wheel saying it would a danger on the road.
"I can see the problem with someone driving down the road and watching a YouTube video or dictating a word document, and there is nothing in our code to cover it," state Rep. Gary Howell told the Science Monitor. "Let's get a discussion started on this."
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Pickup truck strikes West Paris utility pole
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Two people suffered minor injuries after a vehicle struck a utility pole Tuesday night on Route 26 in West Paris.
The impact on the wires caused another utility to be pulled down, Trooper Jon Russell of the state police said.
Daniel Paul, 32, of West Paris, was driving a 1995 GMC pickup truck north on Route 26 when he had a coughing fit that caused the vehicle to veer off the right side of the road, go into a ditch and strike a utility pole.
Aime Fillds, 31, of West Paris, was a passenger in the front seat and suffered bumps and bruises to her arms in the crash, which was reported at 6:34 p.m., Russell said. A Tri Town Ambulance took her to Stephens Memorial Hospital in Norway.
A 12-year-old female from West Paris suffered an arm injury while in the pickup, Russell said. She was also taken by Tri Town to Stephens Memorial.
After the pickup truck hit the utility pole, the wires were pulled down from a second, nearby pole on the opposite side of the road and the wires struck a southbound tractor-trailer. The driver, Kenneth McNeil, 64, of South Paris, suffered minor cuts to his face and hands from broken windshield glass, Russell said.
McNeil had to remain in the truck until a Central Maine Power Company crew arrived to remove the wires from the truck. He was in the truck for about an hour waiting for power to be cut to the wires, Russell said. McNeil was treated at the scene.
The tractor-trailer truck was unloaded, Russell said.
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The road remained closed before 10 p.m. while CMP crews repaired downed wires and the two utility poles.


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After not finding a buyer for his posh Manhattan condo, restaurateur Jeffrey Chodorow decided to increase the price tag of his property, instead of chopping it like most sellers these days, reports The Wall Street Journal. The man behind restaurants such as Asia de Cuba and China Grill originally tried to unload his Trump Tower condo last April for $16.4 million and recently re-listed for a steeper $18.8 million.
According to the listing broker, the new asking price is a "discount" from other sought after luxury buildings in Manhattan such as 15 Central Park West. Discount or not, Chodorow's home is certainly lavish. He shelled out $5.4 million on three apartments in Trump Tower and spent three years combining and renovating them, which ultimately turned ten rooms into seven rooms. The swanky corner unit, located on the 38th floor, features three bedrooms, sweet views of Central Park, and a white all-marble master bathroom.
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Royals agree to terms with seven players on one-year contracts for 2014
The Kansas City Royals announced today that the club has agreed to terms on 2014 Major League contracts with left-handed pitchers Justin Marks, right-handed pitchers Louis Coleman and Kelvin Herrera, infielders Cheslor Cuthbert, Mike Moustakas and Danny Valencia, and outfielder Lane Adams. Consistent with club policy, terms of the contracts were not disclosed.
Cuthbert, 21, split the 2013 season between Wilmington and Northwest Arkansas (AA), batting .247 with 37 doubles and eight homers in 124 games combined between the two stops. Moustakas, 25, batted .233 in 136 games for the Royals, collecting 26 doubles, 12 homers and 42 RBI. Valencia, 29, hit .304 with eight homers and 23 RBI in 52 games for the Baltimore Orioles last season.
Adams, 24, was named the George Brett Hitter of the Year as well as the Wilmington (A-Advanced) Blue Rocks Player of the Year in 2013.
Coleman, 27, posted a 3-0 record and an 0.61 ERA (2 ER in 29.2 IP) in 29 appearances for the Royals last season. He had a stretch of 21.0 consecutive scoreless innings at the Major League level. Herrera, 24, earned five victories out of the bullpen last season for Kansas City, posting a 3.86 ERA (25 ER in 58.1 IP) and 11.4 strikeouts per 9.0 IP. Marks, 26, made 22 starts combined between Northwest Arkansas and Omaha (AAA) last season, going 8-13 with a 4.34 ERA and 129 strikeouts in 141.0 minor league innings.
The Royals have 13 players who remain unsigned for the 2014 season: right-handed pitchers Francisley Bueno, Michael Mariot and Yordano Ventura, left-handed pitchers Danny Duffy, Chris Dwyer, Donnie Joseph and John Lamb, infielders Pedro Ciriaco, Christian Colon and Johnny Giavotella, and outfielders Lorenzo Cain, Jarrod Dyson and Carlos Peguero.