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Non-volatile memory is a type of computer memory that can be used even when not connected to power. Most types of magnetic computer storage devices, F-RAM, flash memory, read-only memory and such other types are some of the examples of non-volatile storage or NVM. Revolutionary intervention of information technology in various walks of life has increased the demand in the non-volatile memory market. The global market is expecting tremendous growth during near future, mainly with the rising applications and constant advancements in terms of technology. This non-powered variant of computer memory is creating huge rise in demand across developed as well as emerging markets.
NVM Market Drivers & Restraints
The global non-volatile memory market is strongly driven by various strong characteristics of NVM. These characteristics include high endurance, faster switching time and efficient consumption and utilization of power. With all the aforementioned benefits, the industry products are coming across as the strong replacement for the conventional technologies. Rapid rise in the application base is also a key driver for the industry. Flexible electronics and replacement of flash memory market are expected to create attractive business opportunities in the NVM industry. According to the researchers, high design cost is the burning issue for the manufacturers as well as customers in the industry. several other restraints include capacity limitations, issues with storage densities and greater costs of the emerging products.
Segments & Forecasts
The global non-volatile memory market is segmented on the basis of the types of technologies, applications, end-users and geographic regions. The types of memory technologies available in the NVM market include NAND flash and DRAM. The newest technologies in the industry include FRAM, MRAM, PCM, ReRAM, nvDIMM, STT-RAM, and so on. The products popular in the industry include hard disk drives, printed memory components like smart ID cards, USB drives and so on. Geographically, the industry is segmented into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific and the rest of the world. Thanks to the major drivers and rapid rate of adoption, the non volatile memory market is set to grow at a CAGR of over 1% from 2014 to 2020.
However, market for the emerging NVM technologies is poised to grow at a CAGR of over 41% during the same time span. At the projected compound annual growth rate, it is expected to become worth $40.2 billion by the end of the year 2020. During the forecasting time frame, North America is expected to dominate the global market. Emerging markets on the other hand are set to witness impressive growth as well.
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Team: No. 6 seed La Lumiere (La Porte, Ind.)
Record, FAB 50 Rank: 25-2, No. 23 (No. 4 in the Midwest)
Head Coach: Alan Huss (48-11 at La Lumiere, 109-49 career record)
Key Players:
The 6-foot-5 wing makes La Lumiere go on the perimeter. A Purdue recruit ranked No. 90 in the ESPNU 100, Davis is averaging 22.4 points and 4.5 rebounds per game. Huss mentioned Davis as the team's rock; they struggle when he's not in the lineup. When La Lumiere needs a bucket, they look for Davis. He plays well in transition and also excels in the half court game La Lumiere prefers.
The Columbia native has improved by leaps and bounds since he first arrived at Culver Academics (Culver, Ind.) to get an American education and learn the game. Perea, ranked No. 70 in the ESPNU 100, is 6-foot-8, 220 pounds and especially tough to knock off his base defensively. His offensive skills are coming along, but he's still enough of a scoring threat to put down 14 points to go along with 11 rebounds per game. Perea's scoring numbers were 2-3 points higher two-thirds of the way through the season, but he battled nagging injuries down the stretch. The time off might be a hindrance, but a healthy Perea could be the difference if La Lumiere advances past the first game.
This two-year starting guard is the quarterback for La Lumiere's offense. In a lineup that changed more than once during the season, this Southern Illinois recruit was the steady performer. Drummond is not the most athletic guard around, but he tends to make clutch plays when La Lumiere is in need. Averaging 13 points per game, Drummond could be the catalyst to get the Lakers over the hump in that all-important first game.
Road to NHSI:
The Lakers successfully beefed up their schedule in their quest to take the program to a national level. In early December, La Lumiere took on Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, Va.) at the Marshall County Hoopfest in Kentucky and lost 77-59. Davis wasn't 100 percent in that game. He attempted two field goals and finished with zero points.
Huss makes no excuses for the loss: "They were better than us that day, they didn't turn the ball over."
Right before Christmas the Lakers lost to Elgin (Elgin, Ill.) 40-34 after opening the game completely flat. La Lumiere fell behind 15-2, Elgin slowed the game down and the Lakers never recovered. At that point, they weren't on the FAB 50 map, but that changed when they defeated top seed Findlay Prep (Henderson, Nev.) in their next game, 67-66.
La Lumiere hasn't lost since, ending the season with 20 consecutive wins, including victories over Farragut (Chicago) and Detroit Country Day (Beverly Hills, Mich.). La Lumiere's resume looks even better when you consider Findlay Prep hasn't lost since and Elgin advanced to the Illinois Class 4A sectional championship.
Inside Scoop:
La Lumiere is typical Midwest-Big Ten type basketball team. They like to grind it out inside with 6-foot-7 Jay Simpson, a Purdue recruit, and 6-foot-10 sophomore Johnathon Wilkins, the son of former NBA player Jeff Wilkins. The Lakers go eight deep, but rely heavily on Davis to score. "If we lose him, we don't score well and if he struggles we don't play well," Huss said.
The one thing consistent is La Lumiere's defense, especially on the interior with Perea. "He played well against Anthony Bennett (of Findlay Prep) and we match up well with big teams," Huss said.
La Lumiere like their chances to make an impact in this tournament if they can keep turnovers to a minimum. "When it gets to a point where you have to win three games in three days, it comes down to guts, toughness and execution. We like to think we can execute well," Huss said.
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Location: Philip Island, Australia
Date: February, 2005
Position: 1st (unofficial fastest lap time of the 3 days)
Straight after Valentino Rossi's World Championship winning 2005 season, the Gauloises Yamaha team went out to Philip Island in Australia for testing in preparation for the 2006 season.
Rossi took the overall fastest lap time over the course of the three day testing session, and the test also marked the beginning of Valentino's fruitful partnership with Colin Edwards who had become his team-mate at Yamaha.
Valentino Rossi said:
"This morning we tried some different settings from yesterday and they worked better. We found more agility in the bike. Then we continued testing tyres for Michelin, which were good. The test has been quite positive and we have collected some useful information which we'll continue to work with when we return here soon."
Not content with just a new team-mate, Rossi also brought a new helmet design with him for the winter test. Staying with his usual Sun and Moon motif, Rossi had a striking, bright neon-yellow and black helmet, featuring a black moon and a jagged yellow sun that dominated the left-hand side of the helmet and stretched around to the back. It was essentially the same design that Valentino wore of rthe Laguna Seca MotoGP that year, but in a different colour scheme.
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Until 30 January 2015, section 107 of the Californian Corporations Code made it clear that, "No corporation, social purpose corporation, association, or individual shall issue or put in circulation, as money, anything but the lawful money of the United States". This was enough to make it unlawful to use Bitcoins, and other virtual, digital and crypto currencies, to buy and sell anything, in California.
That prohibition was repealed on 31 January 2015, by California Assembly Bill 129 (Lawful Money) – a bill that was promoted by Assembly Member Roger Dickinson (District of Sacramento), and approved by Governor Edmund G Brown Jr, on 28 June 2014.
Bitcoins, and other virtual, digits and crypto currencies can therefore now be accepted as if they were money in California. But they're still not legal tender. A vendor may therefore choose to accept them in exchange for the goods he's selling, but he's not obliged to do so.


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DEERFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – Deerfield police arrested 32 year-old Jacob Jarvenpaa on Monday, August 5th at 4:30 p.m. for shoplifting, where they found he also had heroin in his possession.
A witness in the parking lot of Big Y told Deerfield Officer Buchanan that a man and a woman were fighting near the store's entrance. When Buchanan got to the entrance, he found that the Big Y Loss Prevention officer was holding down Jarvenpaa. The officer said that she saw Jarvenpaa shoplift several DVD's from the store. The loss prevention officer suffered a minor injury in the altercation. The total value of the DVD's were just under $100.
Jarvenpaa was arrested for shoplifting and was taken to the station, where Officer Kratz found a small pill bottle containing ten bags of suspected heroin.
Photos: August Mug Shots
Jarvenpaa is being charged with shoplifting, 2nd offense, and possession of a class A (heroin) drug. His bail was set at $500, and he has been released on bail.


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Thread: Shotput lifting?
3/16/2004 12:41am, #1
Shotput lifting?
Does anyone else use the shotput as part of their training routine? I have two eight pounders that I use for arm circles, the 'tea serving exercise', holding the ball, and otherwise building my grip, upper-arm strength, and strengthening my sinews. i'm considering getting one sixteen pounder to go with it, for the two-handed exercise.
Nothing seems to be as good for my grip and wrist as holding an eight pound shot upside down.
Anyone else do this kind of training?
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To answer your question: "No."
To comment on your post: Good way of training. I personally don't train grabbing balls but it seems to be effective for you.
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The National Association of the Remodeling Industry's fourth-quarter Remodeling Business Pulse (RBP) data of current and future remodeling business conditions continues to show growth.
Although remodelers report the highest overall rating on business conditions at 6.51 (from 6.41 last quarter), numbers in most other categories experienced a slight drop.
"Many remodelers entered 2014 with jobs in the pipeline, which hasn't happened in the past few years," said Tom O'Grady, CR, CKBR, chairman of NARI's Strategic Planning & Research Committee and president of O'Grady Builders, based in Drexel Hill, Pa. "Although inquiries, requests for bids and conversion of bids are down in Q4, that backlog has given remodelers confidence that the overall business conditions will remain positive."
Growth indicators in the fourth quarter of 2013 are as follows (rating is from 1 to 9, where 1 is much worse than a year ago and 9 is much better; 5 is about the same as last year):
• Current business conditions was rated 6.51 (from 6.41 last quarter).
• Number of inquiries fell to 6.2, a significant drop from 6.55 last quarter.
• Requests for bids fell to 6.22 from 6.45, a significant decline from last quarter.
• Conversion of bids to jobs continues to be the weakest measure remaining flat at 6.03.
• Value of jobs sold declined to 6.27 from 6.31 recorded last quarter.
Conversion of bids to jobs continues to be the weakest measure when compared with the same time last year. Yet, the projected strength of sales in three months had a significant increase to 6.41 from the 6.12 recorded in September.
"The fourth quarter of this year was very strong for many remodelers, as reflected in the Remodeling Business Pulse Survey," O'Grady said. "Average sale prices continue to rise, and consumers are more comfortable spending money on projects that will increase the value of their homes.


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TGSG Note: Sometimes, posts are worth another visit. I think this is one of them. I hope you do too.
When people ask me what I write about — what I do — I often get strange looks. It appears that dedicating oneself to unstructured play and connecting children (and adults) with nature can be perceived as a frivolous thing. I get that. I mean, it is play, after all. People tend to associate play and exploration with fun. In turn, they associate fun with anything but serious.
But here's the thing: This subject is anything but frivolous. In fact, I propose it is quite serious.
If you think about it, if you take the issue of today's childhood — the well-documented and increasing gap between children and nature — and look at it in its entirety, it's really quite an enormous issue. A societal issue requiring a societal response.
Here are just a few lenses we can use to look at the issue. Each of these is a post or series of posts in their own right, so these are simple "thought bubbles" for the moment. Consider:
Public Health: Childhood obesity rates are skyrocketing, as is the medication of children for ADHD. Childhood and adolescent depression are also on the rise. Consider how spending time in nature, being active outdoors, playing, and having fun might impact these health problems and be part of a wellness and disease prevention paradigm.
Education (and reform): Mandatory recess. Establishing reasonable and thoughtful homework policies that impact not only the lives of students, but of educators, parents, and families. Protecting play-based learning in Kindergarten. On and on. We cannot expect kids to get outside and play if we do not provide opportunities for them to do so, or value those opportunities in the learning readiness of all students. Additionally, environmental education is a vital, viable win-win educational opportunity to enrich the school environment. Its hands-on, real-world approach is a powerful tool for engaging all learning styles.
Urban Planning: Planning community green-spaces, nature trails and community-connecting bike and walking paths. Creating safe walking routes to school. Sidewalks in neighborhoods. Traffic patterns. You name it — urban planners have a great power to create and refit healthy communities that foster time outdoors.
Social Justice: How are poor areas impacted in greater ways? Is it safe to go outside some places? What can be done about that? In areas heavily populated by recent immigrants with a different, and often more deep connection to the land, how are we engaging them in programs and efforts? What could we do better? What do they need?
Conservation: Without a connection to nature, what will the next generation do? One cannot protect what they do not know. Who will take the jobs of the people retiring in the conservation field, if kids grow up with no interest or connection? Who will vote to protect land, species, etc.? Who will become members and donors of NGOs that work on conservation issues?
Quality of Life: This one is key. Time outdoors. Unplugged time. Time to make connections to the land, ourselves, our families, and our communities in more meaningful ways. Time to recharge our batteries. Time to simply be. Time for children to play, which is how they restore.
This time — this magic time of unplugging and connecting — is a powerful way to be a happier, healthier person. Doing so can help you be a better parent or mentor, a better employee or employer. A better you. How can society not be served by better versions of us all, young and old alike?
Steeped in awe and wonder, time spent playing and exploring the outdoors is indeed, quite fun. It is also a very important issue, and quite serious. It requires all of us to work together — professionals from a variety of disciplines, parents and grandparents, educators and caregivers, and concerned citizens.
I hope you will join me. We have lots of work to do. But luckily, much of this worthy work is, as it turns out, PLAY!
See you outside! – The Grass Stain Guru


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In the News Branded by War
November 6, 2009
VIEW: A short clip from FRONTLINE's report, The Soldier's Heart, which examines what it means to be in war -- view it in full online.
And explore the perspectives of:
--veterans of past 20th century wars;
--experts who have studied the impact of battle on the soldier;
--the great writers and poets who wrote about war's toll on the warrior.
Last month, Defense Secretary Robert Gates discussed the mental health challenges facing U.S forces fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan, citing a RAND Corp. study estimating more than 600,000 troops could have traumatic brain injuries (TBI), or PTSD.
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Bravo Frontline! Thank you for reporting on PTSD and how soldiers in combat are affected with this. I cannot even imagine what our soldiers go through. Educating us on such an important issue is vitally important. Thank you.Spencer Cassler / November 6, 2009 8:20 PM
No matter how you phrase it, and how much training you can give a person, how can anyone be expected to accept and intregate horror, death, and carnage into the sum of their being.
I lost my best friend in 1965. He was 18 yrs old and in Vietnam for only 1 month, before he was killed,
Thank you for truth in reporting.
Glad to see that our marines are being trained to understand the causes/effects of PTSD. I really like LT. Col. Grossman comment, "your enemy is denial."Cliff / November 7, 2009 1:21 AM
I'm glad that our military recognize that PSD is a mental issue that needs to treated. I'm have learned to treatment myself through the Word of God.MSG Ret Melvin McCullough / November 7, 2009 8:06 PM
The United States hasn't won a war in 70 years. I doubt these wars will suddenly become an exception.Richard Greene / November 8, 2009 2:12 PM
The gentleman who commented earlier is right. There is healing from ptsd in the washing of the Word of God. There is deliverance from ptsd. The Lord delivered an Iraqi veteran, I care about very much, from ptsd. I spent time praying over him and I still do; and, the Lord has set him free from ptsd. He is on to another job and is doing well. I am so grateful to the Lord. Some of the medication prescribed to him, made him worse. It took prayer and the Lord to deliver him.Shayna / November 10, 2009 3:50 PM
Mr. Greene, I forgive you for saying awful thing. Our troops are doing a job for the Lord and by the Grace of God, they accomplish what they are sent, by the Lord, to accomplish. This brings me to the point I wanted to make. Mr. Grossman is right in what he said about guilt. An issue is guilt and survivor's guilt. I want our troops to know, that they are serving the Lord. What they do in combat is what they are called to do. If they have any regrets, ask the Lord for forgiveness and more forward. Guilt is not of the Lord. Our troops are serving the Lord and can come back with a clean conscious.Shayna / November 10, 2009 6:42 PM
Troops are not serving the lord, they are serving man.
Monkey killing monkey killing monkey over pieces of the ground.
We are little sheep who has lost our way and have no real objective in Afganistan. What has happened to Osama Bin Laden because its clear that he is no longer our objective in this land that we have no business in and it is clear that we no longer care about him because if this was or is our true objective for going there or being there in the first place he would be dead or captured by now. Our leaders are liars and can no longer be believed this is very obvious by now to most people that have not yet been brain washed by religion or by our leaders !Roland / November 11, 2009 7:01 PM
it must be comforting to have a belief capacious enough, wide and deep enough, to hold all the blood of one's enemies... and their children, and their loved ones, and their cultures, and their lands, and their futures... and yet, that comfort seems so precarious and frail, so dependent on recitation and hard, mind enthralling work. if faith can lessen your suffering, that's great and you are truly fortunate. be well...Maurice / November 11, 2009 9:06 PM
I haven't watched the whole film from Frontline about our troops and the mental anguish they face in and after battle. I can tell you this: I have been haunted by mental illness for decades and have largely overcome it. I don't think we need to be fighting either war. Our men and women need to be here retooling this great land for PEACE not WAR!! We need to cut the Pentagon Defense budged by 10 % a year for five years straight and get those people working on helping youth and re-building the cities and suburbs and the infrastructure. Write the President and Congress about this. WE DON'T NEED WAR!!Tracy / November 13, 2009 7:28 AM
I wish we could just pack up and leave the entire
I feel that we need to speak to whom ever is in charge, and bring our troops back home. I try not to read a lot about what's going on in the military, and I definitely do not look at the news. My son (19 yrs old) is in the military, he choose this career because he didn't have a father figure; he feels that being challenged this way would be like having the father figure he always wanted. I raised him the best I knew how, but he said I weren't stern enough. I feel that many of our young men may feel this way also. I know that my son is going to be alright, and the rest of our son's and daughter's are going to be alright. Let's all pray and hope for our son's and daughter's who are in the military; for their real soon safe return. Thank you all for listening.....Raemelle / November 13, 2009 5:43 PM
Thank you for bringing this much needed video and information to the public. Most Americans have no concept of the sacrifices we ask our young men and women to face when they become part of the military and go to war.
At some level almost all who serve in combat suffer from acute stress (PTSD) which often does not show up until much later. We must recognize that vets deserve some time to decompress and talk about their experiences probably with those who have gone thru the same or similar experiences. We must get rid of the stigma that sometimes accompanies our lack of understanding of what combat vets go thru.Sam Taylor / November 14, 2009 2:51 PM
Thank you for reporting on this. I wish I could see stories like these on CBS,ABC,CNN or even Fox News. My husband is on his way to Iraq for a year. This will be his second tour. I want to thank him and every soldier that has CHOSEN to do dedicate their lives to the United States of America. No government is perfect, but I do know we live in the best nation in the World. Everybody has their opinions about the war in Iraq and in Afghanistan, and that's YOUR right to speak out because YOU are American. My opinion is if you have nothing positive to say you should keep it to yourself or get off your behind and do something....take a stand! Like my husband and many other soldiers have done. They are standing up for what they believe in! They are the one's sacrificing their lives and time with their families in order to stand for this great Nation of ours. So instead of complaining about how wrong these wars are and how screwed up the government is do something or keep it to yourself.
You're welcome Misty. I joined the U.S. Army and I participated in the first half-hearted war in Iraq I like to refer to as "Iraq version 1.0 – the Beta test of 'Mission Abject Failure'" (the current debacle.) I endured the idiotic mission goal of invading half of the country and watching as civilians were massacred by an authoritarian government in the other half while I believe we should have intervened, or at least interceded. I also suffered through medical treatments by horribly incompetent military doctors. Wow! All the free crappy medical treatment they deem necessary, what a bargain. And don't forget those anti-nerve agent pills we were forced to take. They did wonders for our immune systems, too bad mine doesn't work anymore and I have 2-3 pneumonias a year and I have to run to the hospital the second I think I am getting a cold. Then the VA rejects any petition for treatment. No Misty, the United States government is not the best, nor is the United States the best country. I suggest you join the U.S. Army and see the world for yourself.PFC Gooey Green Discharge / November 23, 2009 4:11 AM
interesting!Rex / January 24, 2010 12:18 PM
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The Panthers and the Leafs/Kaberle seem compatible for several reasons. One, the Leafs and Panthers seem to be congenial trading partners as evidenced by Cliff Fletcher dumping his crap on Jacques Martin's lap last deadline. That said, Martin might be pissed about the whole Chad Kilger thing. Sometimes trades don't work out as you envision… the player gets injured, can't find chemistry with his teammates and has little to no impact… or literally never shows up. Try that one, Burke.
Two, the Florida Panthers are in a proper pickle with their most valuable asset, Jay Bouwmeester. Florida appear to finally be ready to make a serious go at the playoffs this season for the first time in recent recollection. JayBo, or a player of similar ilk, plays an integral role in any Stanley Cup aspirations not only this year but also down the road, if the Cats hope to remain competitive for an extended period of time. Executing a trade of this magnitude makes a strong statement of intent and might influence Bouwmeester to stick around on a short-term contract. If not, Kaberle, while admittedly less formidable defensively, is a worthy safeguard in case Bouwmeester does have to be moved, be it prior to the deadline (looking less likely) or the draft.
Three, uniting Kaberle and former mate Bryan McCabe certainly has it's appeal as the pair have serious chemistry on the power-play, where the Panthers have a glaring fault. The Cats rank among the worst in the league on the power-play at a 15.6% success rate. It's no secret what Kaberle can bring to a power-play unit, and re-uniting the duo goes great lengths in remedying a shortcoming that doesn't usually coincide with championship winning teams.
The Panthers own several prospects that one can speculate would be of significant interest to Brian Burke, namely Keaton Ellerby and Shawn Matthias.
Make no mistake, it remains unlikely to me that a GM will step up and meet Burke's lofty demand by 3 p.m. on Wednesday. And there's no reason to believe Burke feels any urgency to scale back his asking price with Kaberle's no-trade clause exemption window looming in the summer. But Martin, with the option of turning and peddling Bouwmeester for a generous return either at the deadline or to a lesser extent at the draft, seems to be among the most eligible to "overpay," for lack of a better term.
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Milwaukee, Wis. (May 20, 2008) -- The Milwaukee Mile may be the world's oldest continually operated motor speedway, but that doesn't stop officials at the historic speedway to continue to evolve and improve the fan experience at America's Legendary Oval.
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"To ensure the safety of our loyal fans, and in the interest of easing congestion, we've worked with the West Allis Fire Department and officials to map out a flow that frees up what has been a crowding issue at certain locations on our Grandstand Avenue," explained Milwaukee Mile Chairman Craig Stoehr.
Grandstand Avenue is the roadway that is directly behind the speedway's all-aluminum grandstand that was constructed in 2003. In the past, vendors along one side of Grandstand Avenue and entry gates did create congestion issues closer to race start times.
There will now be three entrance gates which will feed Grandstand Gates 4 through 9. The gates will be placed on Grandstand Avenue at Main Street, Second Street, and at the Amphitheater, allowing more room for spectators to make their way from these new entrance gates to their reserved seats. Access to The Mile's Terrace seating will remain unchanged.
Stoehr pointed out the unique fairgrounds layout at The Milwaukee Mile, which will continue to feature the utilization of permanent fairgrounds buildings on race weekends.
"Our new fan-friendly midway relocates a number of our exhibitors from Grandstand Avenue to Central Mall, which will allow free-flowing access to large displays and the variety of food and beverage selections that help make attending a race at The Mile such a unique fan experience, "Stoehr said.
The Mile will continue to accommodate the increasingly larger interactive exhibits like the IndyCar Series Fan Experience, for example.
The Milwaukee Mile welcomes the stars of the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday, June 1 in the ABC Supply / A.J. Foyt 225 IndyCar Series race, the aspiring drivers of the Firestone Indy Lights in a 100-mile sprint as a prelude to the IndyCar Series event, and stock car racers from Minnesota to Florida competing in the Sears Auto Center 150 USAR Hooters Pro Cup Series stock car race on Saturday afternoon, May 31, following the new 4-lap average IndyCar Series Pole Qualifying session, held in true Indianapolis tradition.
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2. Certificate of Good Moral Character
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3. Clear Photocopy of Birth Certificate
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The Terminal of the Year Award, based on a broad range of criteria involving operations, finance, safety, and customer service, was presented to the Nashville terminal, Frank Brodrick, terminal manager. Second and third place awards were given to Salt Lake City, Steve Lindsey, terminal manager, and San Diego, Lynn Thomas, terminal manager.
Several departmental awards were presented that recognized a terminal's excellence in a specific area. The Houston terminal (Tim O'Connor, terminal manager) received the award for Most Efficient Operation; Detroit (Micca Myers) for Best Use of Technology; Atlanta (Scott King) for Best Financial Performance; and Savannah (Paul Gigis) for Best Safety Performance. The managers accepted plaques on behalf of their staff members.
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The Mount Sinai Hospital hosts 3 students from the CHCI Latino Leaders Program
January 2, 2013
On Friday, December 7th, The Mount Sinai Hospital proudly hosted a Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute (CHCI) Mentorship Day.
Experts from The Mount Sinai Hospital Debunk The Most Common Myths About HIV-AIDS Among the New York City Community
December 6, 2012
In an effort to educate the community, lower the statistics and raise awareness about prevention and early detection, specialists from The Mount Sinai Hospital debunk myths or false beliefs about HIV/AIDS.
For the Second Year in a Row, Readers from El Diario La Prensa, NYC's Top Spanish Language Newspaper, Select The Mount Sinai Hospital as the City's Best Hospital
November 6, 2012
Mount Sinai Comprehensive Health Program Downtown Welcomed its Community With an Art Exhibition and Reception on October 15th
October 31, 2012
In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, Mount Sinai Comprehensive Health Program Downtown welcomed its community with an art exhibition and reception on October 15th.
The Mount Sinai Medical Center Provides Free Screenings at ¡Vive tu vida! Get Up! Get Moving!® Event in the Bronx
September 19, 2012
Dr. Jose M. Wiley of The Mount Sinai Medical Center recognized as "Man of the Year"
September 14, 2012
The Mount Sinai Hospital Experts Debunk the 5 Most Common Postpartum Depression Myths Plaguing Latina Moms
May 2, 2012
Postpartum depression is the #1 complication of pregnancy among Latinas.
Mount Sinai Hospital Cardiologists Debunk the 5 Most Common Heart Disease Myths Plaguing Latinas
February 21, 2012
In celebration of American Heart Month, cardiologists from The Mount Sinai Hospital addressed the 5 leading myths about heart disease that often misinform the Latino community.
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January 5, 2012
The First Health and Wellness TV Series for Latinos premieres on January 7, 2012, at 11 am on Telemundo Channel 47 in the NY Tristate Area.
Mount Sinai Diabetes Experts Interviewed on CNN
November 22, 2011
Dr. Maria Skamagas and Nutritionist, Alenda Ravnik-List Discuss Diabetes Prevention and Management.
The Mount Sinai Medical Center and the Hispanic Federation Unveil "Get Informed! Get Tested! Get Healthy!"
November 15, 2011
Notable Elected Officials, Public Health Institutions and Community Based Organizations Convene in Support of the Campaign and to Commemorate First Ever Latino Diabetes Awareness Day
Mount Sinai Medical Center Ranked Number One by El Diario Readers
November 7, 2011
Readers from El Diario, NYC's Top Spanish Language Newspaper, Selects The Mount Sinai Medical Center as the City's Best Hospital
Mount Sinai Medical Center Physicians Debunk the 5 Key Myths about Heart Disease Among the Latino Community
February 1, 2011
Heart Disease is the Main Cause of Death Among Hispanics
Mount Sinai Medical Center Debunks Latino Myths about Diabetes
November 9, 2010
November is Diabetes Awareness Month and the Latino community, which is disproportionately affected by the disease, subscribes to certain myths that may contribute to the staggering statistics reflective of its community.


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My 1999 Subaru Forester has been overheating for quite some time, and the heater doesn't usually work. I've had the radiator flushed and the thermostat replaced recently, but neither helped. Yesterday it overheated to the point where smoke was coming from the engine. When I opened the hood, I noticed that coolant had splashed out from somewhere and was sitting in small puddles on top of the engine. Also, when I took off the radiator cap, there was no more coolant inside and there's brown, rust-like liquid around the bottom of the cap; however, the overflow reservoir was filled way past the fill line, which has never been the case. The engine has been hesitating for a while too, but I have no idea if that's related.
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Luciano Pavarotti, owner of one of the most amazing vocal instruments our world has ever heard, died today at 71. There are many stories circulating about his life now but one interested me more than the rest.
When Pavarotti was still in school, developing the discipline, technique, and sacrifice that would make his dream of being a world-famous vocalist a reality, one of his music teachers told him that if he expected to earn a living with his voice, he would starve.
We chuckle now at that and think that instructor must have skipped his Wheaties that morning but I bet at the time Pavarotti didn't see the humor. How could he? His dreams were still in that tender, nebulous stage where they existed solely within him with nothing but his courage and his belief in himself to give them life.
I bet those words struck a blow. I bet he looked in the mirror and wondered. Wondered if he was wasting his time. If what he heard was so different from what others could hear. If he would sacrifice so many years of his life only to become a spectacular failure.
How many others have wondered the same in the aftermath of a harsh review, an instructor's words, the advice of a family member or friend? How many artists have we lost because fear, that mortal enemy of our dreams, took root and festered, crumbling self-confidence, discipline, and artisty from the inside out?
I bet we all have one of Pavarotti's music teachers in our past (or maybe in our present). We all have someone who doubts us, who points out the obvious risks, the odds, the chance for failure. Maybe we even do that to ourselves.
The trick isn't to be fearless. The trick is to silence our fear by writing one more chapter, painting one more canvas, singing one more song. We can use our fear of failure to push us to be better, be more disciplined, extend our creative boundaries beyond their current limits until we see we are capable of the breathtaking, the astonishing, and the incredible.
Pavarotti did that. He silenced his internal fear. He closed himself away from those who would rip at his confidence. He clung to discipline, technique, and talent and eventually, he silenced every critic on Earth.
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Thank you for your support! It has been a deep honor and privilege serving House District 14A as your State Representative the last six years. I recently accepted a new and exciting job that requires my full commitment, and I cannot continue in the Legislature. Contrary to some media reports, I am not a lobbyist, and there was no conflict or pressure on me to leave the Legislature.
ON FEBRUARY 12th, VOTE TO ELECT TAMA THEIS AS OUR NEW STATE REPRESENTATIVE IN HOUSE DISTRICT 14A!
Tama is a strong, common sense conservative, a small business owner, and active on numerous boards and committees throughout our community. She understands we need to rein-in government, and focus on growing good paying jobs to get Minnesota's economy back on track. Please join me in electing Tama Theis as State Representative for HD14A!
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