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KINGSTON, N.Y. – Fire Chief John Reinhardt, as he did 15 years ago, is pushing city officials to buy a new $900,000 ladder truck for his department.
Reinhardt appeared before the Common Council's Finance/Economic Development Tuesday night and told the panel that the city "should seriously" consider including the truck purchase in its capital plan.
The truck purchase is not part of a capital plan Mayor Shayne Gallo submitted to the committee.
Reinhardt said the 15-year-old ladder truck the department uses now has outlived its useful life. This year alone, he said, the truck has been taken out of service twice for repairs, with no backup ladder truck available.
The committee took no action on the request, but Reinhardt said he would continue his push to include the truck purchase in the city's capital plan.
In the late 1990s, Reinhardt fought to have the city purchase the current truck, which was delivered to the city in 1998. At the time, Reinhardt feuded with then-Mayor T.G. Gallo, the current mayor's late brother, over the purchase.
Additionally, Reinhardt told the committee that the fire department's Building Safety Division is in need of vehicles for building inspectors. During budget negotiations with the mayor, Reinhardt said he had requested $50,000 in the budget for the purchase of three used replacement vehicles.
Gallo did include $33,000 in the capital plan for an emergency response vehicle for the fire department. At present, Reinhardt said, the department uses a 10-year-old emergency response vehicle and a 20-years-old vehicle as a backup.
Reinhardt said his request for the building inspectors' cars was never included in Gallo's budget proposal. The fire chief said he is hopeful that his request will be restored.
He said there are five vehicles in the Building Safety Division fleet. Of those, now, two are operable, Reinhardt said. Continued...
"The vehicles we are driving are junk," Reinhardt told the committee.
Kingston resident Bernie Matthews, who frequently attends Common Council meetings and has extensively researched fire department history, said that with new laws adopted by the Common Council, such as the Tenant Accountability Act, inspectors need working vehicles to enforce the law.
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Participant numbers on Academy, Taglit-Birthright increase from previous year
On 5 February, participants from the last summer Taglit Birthright Israel trip left Australian shores for Israel, rounding off one of the most successful years of Australian Israel short term program participation in recent history.
In total this season, there were 200 registered Birthright participants among 5 bus tours – compared with 120 during the 2010-11 summer. Birthright is a free 10-day tour of Israel, introducing young adults to Israel and their relationship to it as young Jews.
Meanwhile on 13 January, 82 participants ended the 5-week Australasian Union of Jewish Students (AUJS) Academy, an increase from 68 in 2010-11.
The ZFA partners with Taglit-Birthright and AUJS.
The participation increase for Academy and Birthright is happening simultaneously with the increased participation on long-term Israel programs, such as the year-long Shnat or other long term programs through MASA Israel Journey that are taking similarly aged young adults to Israel.
"It's pretty exciting that so many young adults are interested in learning about and immersing themselves in Israeli culture and history," said ZFA President Philip Chester. "These programs not only strengthen Zionism and support for Israel in our community, they also expose our young community to an eclectic mix of opinions, backgrounds and people."
Academy is the flagship AUJS program that's been around for 50 years; it's a 5-week touring and volunteering program that is generally designed for school leavers or students in the first year or two or university. It's a cornerstone program of the Australian Jewish community.
"It was the most amazing experience with a group of people that came together: To travel around Israel, to see Israel in depth, just to have a great time and enjoy the program and enjoy seeing the country," said Jonathan Ruben, 18, a participant on Academy.
Although Jonathan graduated last year from a Jewish school, and he played soccer for Maccabi, he was passive towards Israel.
"In the past I wouldn't argue if somebody else said something about Israel or if I saw something anti-Semitic, but now I feel an obligation to defend the Jewish people; you feel you need to defend your country," Jonathan said. "That comes from my experience in Israel and my maturity. Hearing personal anecdotes from people around the country has changed my attitudes about what's going on. In the newspapers, you don't get that full perspective."
Birthright is the free 10-day peer-educational tour of Israel facilitated between Taglit Birthright Israel and local community partners, which in Australia is the ZFA. It's designed for participants 18-26 who haven't been to Israel on an organised tour.
Rabbi Daniel Rabin was the madrich in December for a bus that the ZFA partnered with Chabad on Campus.
"The participants got a political appreciation of the country and a deeper connection to their religious side," Rabbi Rabin said. "They got to see Israeli soldiers, and they saw that these kids are just like them, that they are just young guys who want to protect their country."
Rabbi Rabin said that the optimism, positive attitude and interest during the tour was universal among all participants, despite few of them being friends before the trip and despite them coming with different purposes and backgrounds.
"You had a very big range of different backgrounds, personalities and universities. They came from Jewish schools, non-Jewish schools; traditional or not," Rabin said. "They got to experience all aspects of the country in such a short time. They got the agricultural side, and they went all the way to the North. The excitement is still very strong, and the enthusiasm is definitely very alive."


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Of course, regular readers know that I am now gradually replacing all those ornamentals with food-producing trees and shrubs; my garden certainly won't win any prizes now, but in my opinion, it's never looked better :-)
In the beginning though, I was very hesistant about where to start or what to start with, and there really wasn't any room left in my garden which would receive enough sun to grow vegies. So I started in pots. One of the first things I grew were cherry tomatoes, and they were a great success!
They are really tough little plants, much more resistant to disease and pests than regular tomatoes, particularly the variety "Sweet Bite". They are also absolutely prolific producers and the kids love to pick them straight off the bush as sweet little treats :-) They are also much more forgiving of a lack of water than regular tomatoes, which is good if you want to grow them in pots, as anything in a pot will dry out quite quickly. You can get around this to some extent by using large self-watering pots if you have any, or you can have a go at making your own out of materials you can scavenge (a YouTube video on a similar project is here), or have a go at Scarecrow's wicking boxes made from foam boxes.
A word of advice: You must use potting mix in any pots, NOT garden soil. Garden soil will not drain properly and you'll end up with soggy plants with root rot, and/or they will fail to thrive. If you are so inclined, Scarecrow also has some fabulous instructions on making your own potting mix in a cement mixer (but you could use a wheelbarrow).
I have even managed to over-winter a cherry tomato in my vegie patch this year, a result of it self-seeding up against our rock retaining wall (the reflected heat is obviously enough to keep it going - and we don't have frosts here, although it gets down to 1'C occaisonally overnight).
Right now, in the middle of winter I have many edible plants in pots, particularly herbs. Herbs are also one of the first things I started growing - most common herbs (like parsley and basil) are pretty much indestructable and the taste is so much better than bought herbs or (ugh!) stuff in jars from the supermarket.
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Close up of the mignonette lettuce seedlings, These are small, and non-hearting, so can be picked a leaf or two at at time over a long period.
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MIS: THE L. I. BISTORK PIERRPONT * CLIN BROOBLVN Z, U. Y. A Prize Winning Weekly Serving The Greater Farmingdale Area Since 1920 o 15Q Qtyt Jfarmmgtlab float An Official Newspaper for the Village of Farmingdale VOL. 57 NO. 46 -. jff Second Class Postage Paid in FarminRdale, N. Y. 1173 5 Thursday, September 30, 1976 Copyright 1976 by Island— Wide Publications, Inc. price 1 bi - $ 5 per year Fall Festival Set Oct. 9 The annual Fall Festival Sidewalk Sale will be held on Main Street Farmingdale, on Saturday, October 9, in conjunction with the Columbus Day weekend sale being staged by downtown merchants. The Fall Festival sale will run from Friday thru Monday with Main Street being closed to vehicle traffic on Saturday from 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. Participating merchants will offer bargains on sidewalk tables and racks along Main Street. The street will be closed to parking and vehicle traffic from Prospect Street to Front Street, making the entire street a two block long open air walking mall " Hard-scrabble style." Joining the merchants in their festivities will be the Farmingdale High School's Pads Club. The Dads will be conducting their own version of " Oktoberfest" on the closed portion of Main Street on Saturday and have promised to provide " the best of the wurst," including brat, knock and assorted other wursts. They will also provide " weinerschnitzels" ( hot dogs) and appropriate beverages. Members of the Dads are also lining up the high school pep band members to play some " Oomp a music" along the street to lend a little Okktoberfest atmosphere to the occasion. The Farmingdale Post will publish a special Fall Festival supplement in its next week's edition. MAN IN TROUBLE: Plainedge's quarterback [ 14] braces for a head on collision with Farmingdale's charging line in Friday afternoon's gridiron opener on the Red Devil field. The Dalers bombed the Red Devils 36- 0 and will face Baldwin on their home field Saturday afternoon. Story on Sports Page. , [ Post photo by BobStarrett} Man Killed On Motorcycle Fire Prevention A South Farmingdale man was killed Friday night when he lost control of his motorcycle on Round Swamp Road and hit a tree. EQUIPMENT CHECK: Assemblyman Phil Healey [ R- C] It shown at a recent visit to the South Farmingdale Fire Headquarters. Chief James Crispino pointed out some of the equipment at the Headquarters. In addition, Assemblyman Healey spoke to the members of the department regarding firemanic activities. Eighth precinct police reported Anthony Lubrano, 25, of 54 Woodward Parkway, was riding northbound on Round Swamp Road when his cycle went out of. control, hit a curb at the edge of the road and then struck a tree. A friend, Charles Vlasits of 94 Hemlock Drive, Farmingdale, was riding behind Lubrano on another motorcycle and witnessed the accident. The police ambulance responded to the emergency call at 11: 45 p. m. and transported the victim to Central General Hospital in Plainview. Lubrano suffered internal • injuries and expired shortly after his arrival at the hospital. Police also reported a burglar entered Ronnie's Auto Body Shop, 603 S. Main Street, during the night of Sept. 22. Police said the entry was made through a rear door and a stereo, typewriter, camera, calculator and an unknown amount of liquor were taken. Flea Market Farmingdale Auxiliary of Cerebral Palsy will be holding their annual Flea Market and Rummage Sale on Saturday Oct. 2 and Sunday Oct. 3 ( raindates 10/ 9 and 10/ 10) in front of the homes at 19 and 23 Hampshire Drive, Farmingdale. Open House Set The Village of Farmingdale Fire Department will have Open House on Friday, Octobers, from 7 till 11 p. m., climaxing Fire Prevention Week, which is being celebrated from October 3 thru 9. There will be demonstrations by Hook & Ladder, Engine Company, and the Rescue Squad. They will include putting out kitchen fires, and men will come [ Continued on page 8] ' Holidale' Project Approved Farmingdale High School's Dads' Club received the official approval of the Mayor and Trustees of the Village of Farmingdale to conduct their Christmas- Chanuka season promotion to turn Farmingdale into " Holidale." 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While generally you will not have much trouble during your safari in Lebanon, there are a few health precautions in Jordan – health facilities can be found in Amman and other major towns, however the desert and other outlying areas medical help may not be on a par with Western standards, so staying healthy is essential to avoid any complications from affecting your Jordan travel experience.
Tap water in Amman and other cities or larger towns may be drinkable, but to be on the safe side it is best to stick to bottled water. When in doubt, ask one of the locals if the water is safe for drinking. Food is fairly rich, but unless you are sampling some of the street vendor food stalls, it should be safe to eat. A general rule of thumb is to look out for the busy restaurants and food stalls, as these will be the ones that have the freshest and best food.


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Top researchers comScore have announced several changes regarding smartphone statistics in Canada, and a focal point of their report was that the Android operating system has risen to the most popular spot by smartphone users in Canada.
Previously, Research In Motion (RIM), who manufactures BlackBerry devices, sat at the top spot for several years. In fact, in 2011, the BlackBerry operating system was used by 35.8 percent of smartphone users in Canada. However, in the latest review of these statistics, comScore has advised that Android is now the most popular operating system, currently sitting on 34 percent. This is quite a change from 2011, where Android had only 25 percent.
Why Android, not iOS?
While Apple iPhone has frequently been the highest-selling device in Canada, it is not at the top of the list for operating systems. The most likely reason for this is the fact that the Android operating system runs on a large number of different devices which helps to bring their numbers up. iOS has been sitting somewhere in the middle of the other manufacturers, having 30.1 percent usage in 2011 and 32 percent usage in the latest report.
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In regards to which phone manufacturer held the largest number of sold devices in Canada, Samsung came out on top. comScore reported that 25 percent of devices sold in Canada were Samsung and it is believed that this is partly attributed to the fact that in the past couple of years, Samsung has released a significantly higher amount of smartphone models, which in turn has strengthened their results.
Due to the fact that more and more devices are supporting the Android operating system, it seems likely that the upward trend of usage of this operating system in Canada will increase. Apple iOS and iPhones will also continue to hold impressive results due to the success of their ecosystem.
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Los Angeles, CA – June 4, 2012 – As California's residents slowly make their way into the warm summer months, it is time for many to get ready for family trips and great times with friends. For some locals, it may also mean that it is time to begin looking at what procedures may be available to correct their misaligned teeth. Those that would like to avoid traditional metal braces now have one advanced option offered to them by trusted Los Angeles dentist, Dr. Poneh Ghasri.
Malocclusion is the medical term for a misaligned smile and various other problems with the shape and appearance of the teeth. This could potentially include gaps in one's smile, an overcrowded smile, or teeth that have slowly become torqued. Metal braces are often the leading choice for those that would like to restore the balance of their smile, but many patients are not pleased with their appearance or the level of comfort that these dental appliances offer. In order to straighten teeth without the hassle, many are now looking to the Los Angeles cosmetic dentist at Wilshire Dental Care for Invisalign aligners.
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Google it. Removing the Wii's region block is fairly simple though homebrew (you don't even have to softmod it). And, nowadays, it's not too hard to import a game through the internet. I'm sure there are British/European game stores other than Amazon.co.uk that also offer international shipping.
All I know is that these three games filled my rule of only buying an accessory if there's at least four games that use it (the other one is Monster Hunter) and made me buy a Classic Controller Pro, so I will play them, one way or another.


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The sold-out exhibition expands by more than 12,500sqm with an additional hall GCC food imports projected to double to AED195 billion in 10 years Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Gulfood, the world's biggest annual trade exhibition for the food and hospitality industry, is set to expand by 13% - more than 12,500sqm - next year to offer 113,398sqm in exhibition space. The expansion includes an additional temporary hall, Zabeel Pavilion, dedicated to food and drink companies due to overwhelming demand both regionally and globally. Gulfood organisers have reported a sold out show a full six months before the event kicks off from February 25-28, 2013 at Dubai World Trade Centre.
Under the theme "International Flavours, World Class Business", Gulfood 2013 is on track to provide exporters, buyers, exhibitors and visitors benefit an even broader trade and sourcing platform as well as knowledge exchange, training, competitions and live events. The latest edition of Gulfood, held in February this year, attracted 68,681 trade visitors from 152 countries – an 11% increase from the previous year – with a 61% international visitor presence. In addition, the 2012 show drew 3,816 exhibitors and offered 110 international pavilions. The additional exhibition space will allow many of the hundreds of exhibitors queuing for a presence at Gulfood to finally showcase their products in this fast-growth market including new country pavilions from Ecuador, Lithuania and Oman.
François Sporrer, French Trade Commissioner and Director, UBIFRANCE United Arab Emirates said, "I am delighted DWTC continues to invest in new exhibition space. At UBIFRANCE, we are inundated with requests from French companies wanting to participate in this important exhibition and now we can bring more French companies to satisfy the huge market demand for high quality produce and equipment. Gulfood is already the world's largest annual food and hospitality event and this additional capacity means this is now the largest French pavilion at any food event worldwide."
"The highly-anticipated Gulfood 2013 event is an essential event for those organisations and companies that want to forge new partnerships and secure lucrative business opportunities," said Helal Saeed Almarri, Chief Executive Officer, Dubai World Trade Centre, the organiser of Gulfood.
"The show provides the region's largest central business hub for exhibitors and industry suppliers to experience an unrivalled product and service showcase and the opportunity to meet serious international buyers face-to-face. For trade visitors, the event offers an exceptional opportunity to source and select from a global product showcase, network with thousands of industry peers to drive the market forward and review the latest trends and innovations through the entire chain, from raw ingredients and machinery through to finished products and restaurant styling," said Almarri.
The additional exhibition space at Gulfood 2013 will accommodate the huge demand for participation, enable more processing and packaging equipment space, and allow exhibitors to demonstrate their larger machinery and equipment ranges. Increased space has also been provided to Ingredients, which supports the region's increasing drive to manufacture and move up the value chain. The largest exhibition space increase has been provided to finished food – especially exhibitors focused on retail and foodservice markets - where demand far exceeds capacity with over 900 companies requesting space. An important bi-product of the expansion is the many new products, new exhibitors and new equipment that can be shown, which in turn delivers more value and interest to visitors.
Launched more than 25 years ago, the inaugural Gulfood in 1987 offered 850sqm of exhibition space to the region's burgeoning food and hospitality industry. Today, Gulfood provides 113,398sqm, a staggering growth metric which underpins its position as the world's biggest annual trade exhibition for the sector with unrivalled expertise, in-depth market knowledge and spectacular return on investment.
With Dubai a central trading point between east and west, food imports to the GCC are projected to rise to USD53.1 billion (AED195 billion) in 2020 from USD25.8 billion (AED94.7 billion) in 2010 according to Economist Intelligence Unit figures. In the UAE, imports are set to grow from USD3 billion (AED11 billion) in 2011 to USD8.4 billion (AED30.8 billion) in 2020.
According to Dubai Municipality, food imports to Dubai rose 18% in 2011 at 6.7 million tonnes compared to 5.6 million tonnes in 2010 from 151 countries.
Reflecting the global profile and importance to exporters, many agricultural and export ministers are also expected to attend Gulfood to support their countries participation. To facilitate this high level ministerial support, Gulfood is proud to host the Ministers Meet, which is a programme of events where ministers with a portfolio encompassing global trade, export and agriculture will need to collaborate and broker future trade agreements, export initiatives and food security policy.
Providing context and direction to global trade strategy is also on the agenda at the strong conference line-up next year. Captains of industry and world-renowned experts will share their research and market analysis at the Food Leaders Summit where food and hospitality business leaders will debate and explore the commercial strategies that will shape the future of food trade both at home and abroad. Also capitalising upon the region's fast-growing manufacturing base and business start-ups are dedicated programmes for Food Processing and Packaging and Entrepreneur or Foodpreneur? where the hottest trends for 2013 will be unveiled. Completing the line-up is the Franchise Workshop, an essential guide to food franchising to help industry professionals make the right decisions to acquire and manage a successful network.
The Gulfood Awards, now in its fourth year, will celebrate the people and companies behind the region's exceptional food and drink industry. The Gulfood Awards has firmly established itself as the region's leading and most sought after accolade providing winners with an independent and prestigious endorsement of their achievements. By rewarding and celebrating excellence in 23 hotly contested categories, the awards aim to recognise and champion innovation, the highest levels of service, the very best standards as well as enhancing the region's international reputation for excellent food and beverage products and services.
Adding to the competition and excellence, the hugely successful and popular Emirates Culinary Guild Salon Culinaire returns to Gulfood next year. Now one of the largest competitions in the world, 1,300 young chefs will compete to become the culinary stars of the future. The event highlights include practical and display-based culinary competitions from practical cooking competitions to buffet and banqueting show pieces – a perennial favourite being the ice-carving stage where talented entrants turn half-tonne blocks of ice into extraordinary sculptures that amaze and delight audiences. The competitions are organised by the Emirates Culinary Guild and endorsed by the World Association of Chefs Societies.
The third Baking & Pastry Guild Middle East Competition will also be held at Gulfood 2013. This competition is designed to honour the highly specialised skills of professional bakers and pastry chefs. The competition will showcase new trends, classical skills, innovative techniques, and most of all the exceptional talent, dedication, and competitive spirit of these professionals in the UAE and Middle East. New categories include Retail and Bakery Breads, Retail Bakery Rolls, Retails Bakery Speciality Breads and Retail Bakery Confectionary and Pastry.
A range of industry sectors will be showcased and this demonstrates Gulfood's 360 degree perspective in terms of its exhibition offerings. Ingredients Middle East is the only event in the region to address the growing food manufacturing and processing sector - excellent sales prospects are available for those who cultivate, extract, process or supply raw materials and ingredients to manufacturers of finished food, beverages and health food. Also among the sector line-up are: Beverage & Beverage Equipment, Food & Drink, Food Service & Hospitality, Ingredients Middle East, Processing & Packaging and Restaurant & Cafe.
The value of networking is also harnessed at Gulfood, through The Gulfood Majlis, a commercial forum that provides a discreet but focused environment for senior industry professionals to network and develop new business opportunities.
Further enhancing next year's Gulfood and new to the show are: an enhanced VIP buyer programme, a spotlight on Africa, easier on-site navigation tools and workshops dedicated to entrepreneurship, processing, packaging and industry regulations.
Gulfood is strictly a trade-only event and is open to business and trade visitors from within the industry only. Gulfood is open 11am-7pm from February 25-27 and 11am -5pm on February 28. The online entry fee is AED125 and onsite entry fee is AED250. For more information, please visit www.gulfood.com.
About Gulfood www.gulfood.com
Gulfood is professionally managed and hosted by the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC), which provides more than three decades of experience in delivering world-class events in the Middle East, featuring local, regional and international exhibitors with unmatched expertise and in-depth market knowledge. The extensive portfolio of leading trade and consumer brand events include The Speciality Food Festival, Sweets & Snacks Middle East, SEAFEX, GITEX Technology Week, Dubai International Boat Show and Dubai International Motor Show.
About Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC)
As the organiser of Gulfood 2013, Dubai World Trade Centre offers more than 32 years experience delivering world-class events in the Middle East, providing local, regional and international exhibitors with unmatched expertise and in-depth market knowledge. Our team organises 18 of the largest and most successful international and regional shows in Middle East, providing an ideal platform for business development in the region.
Our commitment to ongoing innovation within the exhibition industry has supported the rapid growth and development of a wide range of business-to-business and business-to-consumer shows, and delivered consistent satisfaction to exhibitors and visitors. DWTC works with the leading trade bodies and industry associations to ensure that all exhibitions deliver full value and are built upon the real needs of their specific sector.
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Program Offers Incentives for Businesses That "Go Green".
Montgomery County, OH (PRWEB) January 24, 2013
Dayton Regional Green 3 (DRG3) and its partners are launching the Green500 Challenge, a plan to engage 500 area businesses and organizations in the DRG3 Green Business Certification Program.
The City of Dayton, Ohio, Montgomery County, the Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce, the Downtown Dayton Partnership, DP&L, DPL Energy, upDayton, Five Rivers MetroParks, and Heapy Engineering are leading the effort and encouraging businesses in the region to take part in the challenge.
The DRG3 Green Business Certification Program is a voluntary program designed to help businesses take basic green measures to reduce their ecological footprint, reduce their energy and resource use, and save money in the process. Program emphasis is on day to day operations and policies; making small changes to everyday routines and using effective strategies to save on commercial energy and resources that could potentially save businesses thousands of dollars a year.
At the kick-off event inside the PNC 2nd Street Market in Dayton, several businesses and organizations committed to pursuing the certification this year including Heidelberg Distributing Company, Dayton Children's Medical Center, the Dayton Art Institute, Harmony Farm, SunWatch Indian Village, Schlegel Creative, Greater Dayton RTA, Great Miami Outfitters. DPL Energy, Salem Office Products, and BioGreen Choice are supporting the Green500 Challenge by offering exclusive deals to Green Certified businesses.
Dayton Regional Green 3, its many partners, and its network of Green Certified Businesses look forward to the growth of this program that will be an indicator of our region's emphasis on sustainability and economic development. A robust Green Business Certification program can be a vital step to promoting sustainable practices in our region. Investors, young talent, and new businesses are looking for regions and cities that support and promote these practices.
Over 100 businesses have received the Green Business Certification in the program's brief history. These businesses have used the certification process as a tool to "green" their operations and position themselves as leaders for our region's future.
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This let's bring in Bob Cusack he is managing editor of the hill.
Harry Reid and -- some of the Democrats would have us believe Bob that this is just extraordinary.
Business going on in the senate that that the world has never seen this kind of thing before is that true.
Well they are saying this is the first time it's happened to a Defense Secretary -- there is history for other cabinet nominees bars filibusters.
Regardless is going to be a very very close vote I think -- there's some senators to watch very closely senator.
Lisa Murkowski as well as senator Bob Corcoran who heads the foreign relations committee I was -- -- about it -- relations committee.
Those are two Republicans that could shift things I mean that the magic numbers -- main asset is five and it looks like they've got.
Two or three Lamar Alexander another one that.
Will be key in this cloture vote but.
I do agree that ultimately Chuck Hagel is going to get confirmed and we may see some late breaking news where the White House if they think well.
We don't have the votes look at some more information to Senator John McCain and Lindsey Graham is also a keynote -- is that it Lindsey Graham is someone who supported.
Obama's Supreme Court nominees and he clearly is opposing hate -- here.
Primarily what what a lot of these senators want is information on a number of fronts especially on the Ben Ghazi attack what happened.
How much did the White House know what was how involved was the president that's what they're looking for right.
Yet that is what they're looking for they did ask some questions.
Hillary Clinton.
About what she said to the president.
There talks that night they want more information.
As far as what you what was happening that night as -- report for coming in.
That Christopher Stephens and others were in danger what was the White House doing they want more details on it and until they get those.
That looks like he would support the filibuster early in the week he was saying it is suggesting he wouldn't.
But he wants more answers and until -- gets the answers looks like that take a could be -- what at least for this week and how interest being in May be ironic that the pivotal vote for the pivotal decision is being made by the guy the President Obama defeated before the White House the first time around John McCain.
That's right.
After -- that election a lot of Republicans thought that.
That McCain and Obama would form some type of an alliance that that McCain would work but the White House that has not happened that McCain and -- -- I do not get along McCain is complain that.
That over the years that the White House would not reach out to him on immigration reform so.
McCain now working with other senators on the democratic side and the Republicans -- on immigration so there has been no alliance between John McCain and and -- president -- again so interest seeing that a former Republican senator is getting held up.
Primarily by the people he used to be arm in arm with his fellow Republicans in the senate.
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PETA pal Stella McCartney never kills animals for her designs, but she certainly killed it at Paris Fashion Week with her cruelty-free collection. The star-studded front row raved about her fur- and leather-free autumn/winter 2013 ready-to-wear collection. An impressed Bono astutely observed to PETA Veep Dan Mathews, "Stella is PETA's number one ally in the fashion world." Jessica Alba said, "Her clothes are just as elegant as any line that uses animals." And Stella's proud pop, Paul McCartney, noted, "I thought it was beautiful. Very clean, very strong."
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Respiratory Problems, Age 11 and Younger
Topic Overview
Most babies and older children have several mild infections of the Reference respiratory system Opens New Window Reference Opens New Window each year.
Upper respiratory system
The upper respiratory system includes the nose, mouth, sinuses, and throat. A child with an upper respiratory infection may feel uncomfortable and sound very congested. Other symptoms of an upper respiratory infection include:
- A Reference runny or stuffy nose. This may lead to blockage of the nasal passages, causing the child to breathe through his or her mouth.
- Irritability, restlessness, poor appetite, and decreased activity level.
- Coughing, especially when lying down.
- Fever that occurs suddenly and may reach 105°F (41°C).
Lower respiratory system
The lower respiratory system includes the bronchial tubes and lungs. Respiratory problems are less common in the lower respiratory system than in the upper respiratory system.
Symptoms of a lower respiratory (bronchial tubes and lungs) problem usually are more severe than symptoms of an upper respiratory (mouth, nose, sinuses, and throat) problem. A child with a lower respiratory problem is more likely to require a visit to a doctor than a child with an upper respiratory problem.
Symptoms of lower respiratory system infections include:
- Shallow coughing, which continues throughout the day and night.
- Fever, which may be high with some lower respiratory system infections, such as pneumonia.
- Irritability, restlessness, poor appetite, and decreased activity level.
Reference Difficulty breathing Opens New Window. You may notice:
- Reference Rapid breathing.
- Grunting, which is heard during the breathing out (exhaling) phase of breathing. Most babies grunt occasionally when they sleep. But grunting that occurs with rapid, shallow breathing may mean lower respiratory system infection.
- Reference Wheezing Opens New Window (which is a different sound than Reference croup Opens New Window).
- Flaring the nostrils and using the neck, chest, and abdominal muscles to breathe, causing a "sucking in" between or under the ribs (Reference retractions).
Respiratory problems may have many causes.
Viral infections
Viral infections cause most upper respiratory infections. Sore throats, colds, croup, and Reference influenza (flu) Opens New Window are common viral illnesses in babies and older children. These infections are usually mild and go away in 4 to 10 days, but they can sometimes be severe. For more information, see the topics Reference Croup and Reference Influenza (Seasonal Flu).
Home treatment can help relieve the child's symptoms. The infection usually improves on its own within a week and is gone within 14 days.
Antibiotics are not used to treat viral illnesses and do not alter the course of viral infections. Unnecessary use of an antibiotic exposes your child to the risks of an Reference allergic reaction Opens New Window and antibiotic side effects, such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, rashes, and yeast infections. Antibiotics also may kill beneficial bacteria and encourage the development of dangerous Reference antibiotic-resistant Opens New Window bacteria.
Viral lower respiratory system infections may be mild, similar to upper respiratory system infections. An example of a possibly serious viral infection is Reference bronchiolitis Opens New Window. Up to 10% of babies and children with viral infections of the lower respiratory system, such as those caused by Reference respiratory syncytial virus Opens New Window (RSV), may develop severe blockage of the air passages and require hospitalization for treatment. For more information, see the topics Reference Acute Bronchitis, Reference Pneumonia, and Reference Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Infection.
Bacterial infections
The most common sites for bacterial infections in the upper respiratory system are the sinuses and throat. A Reference sinus infection Opens New Window is an example of an upper respiratory bacterial infection.
Bacterial Reference pneumonia may follow a viral illness as a Reference secondary infection Opens New Window or appear as the first sign of a lower respiratory infection. In babies and small children, the first sign of infection often is rapid breathing, irritability, decreased activity, and poor feeding. Antibiotics are effective against bacterial infections.
Reference Tuberculosis Opens New Window is a less common bacterial infection of the lower respiratory system.
Allergies are a common cause of respiratory problems. Allergy symptoms in children include:
- Clear, runny drainage from the nose or a stuffy nose. Children often rub their noses by pushing the tip upward with the palm of the hand ("allergic salute").
- Sneezing and watery eyes. Often there are dark circles under the eyes ("allergic shiners").
- Irritability and loss of appetite.
Babies and small children usually do not have Reference asthma Opens New Window. But the number of new cases of asthma increases with age.
- In babies and small children, a hacking cough may be the only symptom of mild asthma.
- If asthma worsens, symptoms may include wheezing and shortness of breath after exercise or at nighttime.
- In severe asthma, difficulty breathing (using the neck, chest, and abdominal muscles to breathe) and a high-pitched sound when breathing (wheezing) are the most common symptoms.
- Allergies and asthma often occur together. For more information, see the topic Reference Asthma in Children.
Other causes
Besides asthma, allergies, and infection, other possible causes of respiratory problems in children include:
- Exposure to cigarette smoke. Tobacco smoke impairs lung growth and development. Children who are exposed to tobacco smoke, even before birth (prenatal), are more likely to have asthma and other respiratory problems.
- Blockage of the airway by an Reference inhaled object, such as food, a piece of a balloon, or a small toy. For more information, see the topic Reference Swallowed or Inhaled Objects.
- Problems that have been present from birth (genetic causes), such as Reference cystic fibrosis Opens New Window.
Babies and children younger than age 3 may have more symptoms with respiratory problems than older children, and they may become more ill. For this reason, younger children need to be watched more closely. The type and severity of the symptoms helps determine whether your child needs to see a doctor.
Reference Check your child's symptoms to decide if and when your child should see a doctor.
By: | Reference Healthwise Staff | Last Revised: Reference August 16, 2012 |
Medical Review: | Reference William H. Blahd, Jr., MD, FACEP - Emergency Medicine
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Grass Valley school raises pennies for cancer research
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
Grass Valley -- Grass Valley Elementary School came in third among the more than 65 schools in Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Southwest Washington that participated in Olive Garden restaurants' Pasta for Pennies, a fundraiser for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Boxes and jars left around Grass Valley collected $3,759.71 over a three-week period. Grass Valley won a pasta party at a local Olive Garden. Overall, Pasta for Pennies has raised more than $70 million nationwide since it began in 1994.
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Dave_M wrote:RickOShea wrote:And besides, it's just a reversal of the modern irons on the AR platform: One end you adjust for elevation, the other end you adjust for windage.
Ummm, you don't have to file shit on an AR.
Also, elevation can be adjusted on both the front sight and the rear sight on an AR--without the use of a file.
Regardless, the FSB would be out for me anyhow.
I believe I may have screwed-up and got the wrong rear sights for my ARs. I can't find an elevation adjustment on them, and they appear to have "same plane" apertures (I even screwed-up a 2nd time and put a "same plane" on my DD 1.5)......Guess I better remember those hold-overs.