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Defending the importance of simply wasting time, losing ourselves in play, and Chesterton's claim that "a thing worth doing is worth doing badly," Schall contends that the joy that accompanies leisure, festivity, and conviviality gives us a glimpse of the eternal. Such activities also enable us to get beyond ourselvesindeed call us beyond ourselvesand are therefore essential if we are to rightly order our worldly concerns. For as Schall reminds us, neither man nor his projects are the highest things in the universe, and it is only by understanding this fact that man can attain to his true dignity.
Citing Aristotle, Samuel Johnson, Charlie Brown, and New Yorker cartoons with equal sobriety, Schall unfolds a defense of both Being and being, of the radical contingency and therefore goodness of existence itself. On the Unseriousness of Human Affairs is an instructive volume whose countercultural message is of vital importance.
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The League of Women Voters would like to honor Clermont County women volunteers who demonstrate strong leadership and commitment in their efforts.
Nominate a Clermont County woman for her volunteer leadership by visiting lwvclermont.com. Click on "Nomination Form" and complete and submit your nomination before June 16, 2014.
Each year the League in Clermont County celebrates the history of women leaders, beginning with leadership in voting rights and continuing into all areas of community life.
A major part of the evening consists of honoring each of the nominees for her volunteer leadership.
The culmination of the evening is the recognition of one of these women with the presentation of the Orpha Gatch Award.
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Eve Wyrwal
How in the world does this hot-babe maintain her sexiness after giving birth? This chick is a goddess to my eye and she is totally giving me a chill every time I gaze on her lovely pictures. Eve Wyrwal is a Polish glamour model whom you can see regularly in The Daily Star. She was also featured as a cover girl for sleek magazines such as Nuts, Front, Loaded and Playboy UK.
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Boston -- Delta's innovative H2Okinetic Technology enjoyed its share of the spotlight at the Orgill Market. The innovation, launched a couple years ago and in the process of gaining traction, was prominently displayed at the Delta booth here.
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FALLSBURG, N.Y. (Jun. 22)
The newly elected first vice-president of the Rabbinical Council of America called today for tax credits for the parents of religious school children as a means of retaining the separation of church and state while "preserving" such schools. "By granting tax deductions for tuition we are in no way infringing upon the separation principle, Rabbi Fabian Schonfeld of the Young Israel of Kew Gardens Hills told the Orthodox rabbinical organization's 36th annual convention here. Rabbi Schonfeld noted that "all of these schools are tax exempt and contributions to them are exempt from taxation."
"Our courts," he continued, "have held that contributions to the religious institutions are completely tax-exempt. Why, then, can we not exempt from taxation the sum which parents pay for their children's education?" He contended that the parent who sends his child to a religious school is relieving the community of that particular educational expense. "Is not relieving him of the taxation on that money the least that we can do for him?" Rabbi Schonfeld asked.
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Neptune Earrings
Now in shimmering circles, the dichroic glass earrings offer our imaginations a glimpse into the depths of our amazing solar system.
Neptune, the bright blue ice giant, seemed a fitting name for the rainbow blue dichroic glass dangles.
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Capital Profile
Published 1:00 am, Monday, September 28, 2009
Phyllis Harrison-Ross
73, Manhattan
Personal: A native of Detroit, the widowed Harrison-Ross graduated from Wayne State University's College of Medicine in her hometown in 1959. After further education that included Cornell Medical College in Manhattan and the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx and work as a school psychiatrist in Manhattan, she served as chief of psychiatry at Metropolitan Hospital Center in Manhattan from 1973 to 1998. With more than 35 years experience in mental health and pediatrics, she has served on several boards and panels and earned various awards.
What she does: Harrison-Ross in January became one of three members of the state Commission of Correction, which oversees all state prisons, jails and lock-ups. She also chairs the commission's Medical Review Board after being appointed to the panel in 1976 by former Gov. Nelson Rockefeller. Strong proponent of using video links to allow discussions between prisoners and doctors and families.
What trends in the trend in the prison population could be a concern?
"I have had a concern about the rising number of women that are in prison and also their health care and the special issues that they have ... (She is) looking at kinds of services in some places in the country that really provide good women's health services ... plus the whole issue of children and families and their relationship with people who are incarcerated ...whatever ways in which we can facilitate more continued family interaction and supervised family interaction, promote re-entry so people come out and stay out instead of coming back in. And all of these things kind of dove-tail into my whole interest in using (videoconferencing) and using technology to really facilitate making these things happen."
How do the televised methods work? Is it in use now?
"It's being done in certain locations around the state that I've had the privilege to work with — Westchester County, Livingston, Monroe. They use it for different things, from the televisitation with the families ... they are using it in parole, probation, opportunities for lawyers to visit with their clients, telemedicine, of course, with community based hospitals ... they have set-ups that they can set up in the clinics and in prisons with videoconferencing with electronic medical records, with blood pressure, with all equipment .... someone — a technician, a nurse, a clinician, usually a nurse — can send all the vital signs, etc., that they need. And the doctor can be in, say for example, Buffalo and looking at a patient that's in Attica and they can diagnose.. that's telemedicine. Telepsychiatry is the same thing, but it's more talking back and forth."
On mentally ill in the prison system:
"There are appropriate facilities for people who are mentally ill, seriously mentally ill, in corrections. We have hospitals ... a person can be guilty of something and still be clinically and legally insane and be incarcerated. My preference as a physician would not be incarceration for people who are mentally ill."
On her volunteer work in Manhattan with victims of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001 and later work with victims of Hurricane Katrina:
"These people had trauma and stress that I have never seen before — and I ran an acute care city hospital with an acute care emergency room. ... I had never seen people, as families come in looking for a loved one four, five days after 9/11, and the whole family would come in with a mother who ... couldn't accept the fact that her child was gone and the whole rest of the family ... I was overwhelmed ... (Katrina) was horrible. And the work that I did was less with the direct victims, although I certainly saw many, as it was with the (displaced) caregivers, the psychiatrists, the nurses, the doctors. And found that really, the most helpful people who were able to function were the faith-based community, all different religions. It didn't matter. They were strong. They could work despite (issues with medical records lost) ... people were displaced. The kind of things that we had to do, someone's grandmother might be in Houston, Texas and they're in Jackson, Miss., and trying to pull people together ... it was just a totally different kind of set-up."
On her continued work:
"I'm 73 and I think it's important to point out that you don't need to stop working when you're 62 or 65 — and particularly someone that has had the kind of experiences that I've had because I think I bring a lot of different aspects of to the issue taking care of someone who is incarcerated, but also caring for the caregivers. That's the correctional officers, the police, the sheriffs etc ... I am really pleased at my age to still (remain active)."


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Javelin star Goldie Sayers has finally laid her injury demons to rest after winning gold at the Sainsbury's British Championships.
The 31-year-old from Newmarket has gone through a torrid past two years after snapping a tendon in her throwing elbow prior to the London Championships, which dashed any hopes of dazzling in the biggest event of her career.
However, after a long road to recovery Sayers was back aloft the podium with a winning throw of 62.75m to seal an 11th national title and allow her to start dreaming about future success with the European Championships and Commonwelath Games well within her focus.
"The most pleasing thing for me is to be back competing, that's what is significant to me," she said. "After three operations and a long time out, I did have thoughts that I might never throw again.
"However, I had to focus on making sure I had a fully functioning arm for later in life.
"The victory has certainly laid to rest the doubts during my time out and has given me back some confidence.
"After all that time out it is just great to be back and I certainly won't be taking it for granted.
"The European Championships and Commonwealth Games are definitely now in my focus.
"I'm just going to throw my best and if that gets me a medal then it will be the icing on the cake."


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Eclogites are beautiful rocks that form deep within subduction zones. The vast majority of subducted oceanic crust becomes more dense than the surrounding mantle rocks and travels to the strange world of the deep earth. Lucky for us, small volumes make it back to the surface. How does this happen? As so often in the Earth sciences, a combination of detailed field work, laboratory analysis and modelling yields many insights.
To the Alps
The Alps are a major mountain belt stretching across Europe. They are the result of the closure of the Tethys ocean which used to separate Africa and Europe. The details are complex – oceanic crust remains in the Mediterranean and there are small fragments of continental crust in the mix too. In the western Alps, stretching through Switzerland, Italy and into Corsica, there are large areas of oceanic crust (known as ophiolites). These ophiolites were subducted 50 million years ago and turned into eclogites. They now sit on the surface sandwiched between other less exotic metamorphic rocks, firmly part of the continental crust.
Very recently these rocks have been studied by Samuel Angiboust who (with others) has produced a series of papers. I've written about one before, concerning traces of ancient earthquakes. He's kindly provided me with some photos, so I can give you a view of the rocks before I describe his other research.
Ophiolites are interesting as they allow us to study oceanic crust without getting our feet wet. These Alpine ophiolites have another added layer of interest – they have also been metamorphosed in complex ways. Here's an example of what I mean. Ophiolites typically contain parts of the top layer of oceanic crust, ancient lava flows made of basalt that formed pillow shapes as it cooled underwater. Here are some from the Alps.
The structure is unremarkable – pillowed lobes with thin layers of sediment (radiolarian chert) in between. What is special is that this rock has been buried 70km under the surface. Every mineral grain in it has been recrystallised – nearly every atom in these rocks moved as the rock was utterly transformed under the new high pressure conditions. This movement of atoms is only on the millimetre scale (or less); the edge between sediment and basalt is still sharp. The rock is superficially the same yet utterly transformed.
There is no obvious sign of deformation in this outcrop either, despite them being shoved down into the earth and pulled back out again. Much of the ophiolite is extremely deformed, but little patches of calm often remain even among the most tormented rocks.
Slabs or Knockers?
How do high-pressure rocks get to the surface? One possibility is that eclogite rocks are broken into fragments and somehow squeezed to the surface as tectonic blocks. Some models of subduction zones include a channel of soft serpentinite immediately above the subducting plate. In such a 'mélange' rigid pips of eclogite may be squeezed towards the surface. Such things do happen: accretionary wedges, the piles of sediment that form above subduction zones, often contain 'knockers'* of high-grade rock (including eclogite).
Is this how our Alpine rocks got back up? How could we tell? Angiboust and colleagues look at the record of metamorphism. There are large joined up areas of eclogite, cross-cut by serpentinite shear-zones. If the eclogite came up as pips then each pip would have a different metamorphic history and have reached different depths in the subduction zone.
In a 2011 paper, available for free Angiboust and others summarise a mass of data from the Monviso Ophiolite, found along the French-Italian border. They found a wide range of metamorphosed rock types, from limy muds (now calc-schists), mudstones (now metapelite) to meta-basalt and meta-gabbro. This allowed them to apply a wide range of techniques to estimate to conditions under which these rocks were metamorphosed.
Metamorphic petrology relies on the fact that changing conditions of temperature and pressure transform the minerals present in rocks in predictable ways. Our authors used THERMOCALC, which combines our knowledge of the thermodynamic properties of rock-forming minerals with analysis of the composition of a rock sample and its minerals to estimate to conditions under which those minerals formed. (For more details on what that sentence means, see my posts on metamorphism).
A technique new to me was Raman Spectroscopy of Carbonaceous Matter (RSCM) that analyses the degree to which carbonaceous material (boiled up fossils) has been converted to graphite. The conversion to graphite depends only on the maximum temperature reached – unlike most other ways of estimating peak metamorphic conditions, it can't be reset and doesn't depend on pressure. Very neat.
The point of all this painstaking work is to estimate the most extreme conditions reached by these rocks, to discover how deep they reached. By studying over 60 rock samples they were able to distinguish two domains, within which the peak metamorphic conditions were extremely consistent. The deeper Lago Superiore Unit reached conditions of 530–550°C and 26–27.5 kbar, corresponding to burial to 80 km depth. All of this unit reached the same depth, suggesting it hasn't been broken up since – this is no pip, but a large slab of rock (20–30 km-long, 2–3 km thick) that "corresponds to a more or less preserved portion of thinned oceanic crust detached from 80 km depth in the Alpine subduction zone".
If this is the case, then how did it get back up to the surface? One reason might be that it was quite wet.
The role of water
In another recent paper, Angiboust and others discuss the influence of water in eclogites. As newly created oceanic crust cools it can take up a lot of water from the overlying ocean. This is bound up within minerals and so is taken down into the subduction zone. Looking at the Zermatt–Saas ophiolite (Switzerland/Italy) they identify portions of oceanic crust that were extensively affected by hydrothermal processes, perhaps because they formed at a slow-spreading ocean ridge. Now eclogitised, these have between 2.5 and 6% H2O (by weight) which is unusually high. Eclogites more usually have between 0 and 1 %.
All this water affects the minerals that are stable under eclogite facies conditions. Glaucophane is the mineral that puts the blue in blueschist facies – it's normally stable only under lower pressures. In these 'wet' eclogite rocks it remains stable.
Lawsonite and phengite are other water-bearing minerals stable in these rocks. All of these water-bearing minerals are significantly less dense than more typical eclogite minerals such as garnet and omphacite. Based on detailed analysis, our authors estimate that these hydrothermally altered rocks are 5-10% less dense than normal eclogite. These are crustal rocks – the mantle rocks beneath were also pumped full of water turning them into serpentinite. Serpentinite is olivine plus water and about 15% lighter than 'dry' mantle rocks.
So overall, hydrated oceanic lithosphere is lower density than both 'normal' lithosphere and the surrounding mantle rocks. This keeps it buoyant. This is important as these rocks nearly reached the depth at which normal eclogite becomes denser than the surrounding mantle, at which point subduction becomes irreversible. In these 'wetter' rocks low-density hydrated minerals remain stable at higher pressures, so the entire slab is harder to subduct.
Back to the surface
A clue to how these Alpine Ophiolites got back out of the subduction zone comes from the wider geological context. They are now stacked up alongside continental rocks that also reached high pressures. Soon after our ophiolites were subducted the ocean basin closed and continental crust starting being stuffed down into the subduction zone, reaching depths of 80km. This continental subduction became an unstable situation, as continental crust is much less dense than oceanic material. Subduction stopped and the deeply buried rocks were rapidly exhumed, making their way back to the surface.
Our authors propose a two-stage process. Firstly our ophiolite slices became detached from the sinking oceanic plate. The plate was not smooth and had variable thickness, making this mechanically plausible . They see the detachment being associated with large earthquakes, that would have created tsunami washing across the shores of the Tethyan ocean basin. The next stage is where the thin leading edge of the continental crust is thrust underneath our ophiolite slices. This mixed buoyant material then rapidly returns to the surface, bringing the ophiolite up with it.
This mechanism is a little elaborate, with many particular circumstances being required. However the authors emphasize that the preservation and exhumation of such a big fragment of oceanic lithosphere would have been possible without the mechanical intervention of underlying, buoyant continental crust. That's why Alpine ophiolitic rocks (and involved volumes) are so unique to understand the steady-state processes potentially occurring at depth in active subduction zones. In his current research, Angiboust is finding evidence for similar large tectonic slices within eclogitic ophiolites in Iran.
The overwhelming majority of subducted oceanic crust is lost forever into the mantle. The story of how eclogites avoid this fate is fascinating and surely not yet fully understood. I'm sure the study of these beautiful rocks will yield more surprises in the future.
*Clearly these weren't named by an English person, who whom the term 'knockers' would have other connotations….
Many thanks to Samuel Angiboust, for the pictures and for providing useful feedback.
Angiboust, S., & Agard, P. (2010). Initial water budget: The key to detaching large volumes of eclogitized oceanic crust along the subduction channel? Lithos, 120 (3-4), 453-474 DOI: 10.1016/j.lithos.2010.09.007
Angiboust, S.,, Agard, P.,, Raimbourg, H.,, Yamato, P.,, & Huet, B. (2011). Subduction interface processes recorded by eclogite-facies shear zones (Monviso, W. Alps) Lithos DOI: dx..org/10.1016/j.lithos.2011.09.004
Silvana Martin, Gisella Rebay, Jean-Robert Kienast, & Catherine Mével (2008). AN ECLOGITISED OCEANIC PALAEO-HYDROTHERMAL FIELD FROM THE ST. MARCEL VALLEY (ITALIAN WESTERN ALPS) Ofioliti : doi:10.4454/ofioliti.v33i1.359
MESSIGA, KIENAST, REBAY, RICCARDI, & TRIBUZIO, . (2001). Cr-rich magnesiochloritoid eclogites from the Monviso ophiolites (Western Alps, Italy) Journal of Metamorphic Geology, 17 (3), 287-299 DOI: 10.1046/j.1525-1314.1999.00198.x


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To this day I can vividly recall the moment in time when my Uncle Joe opened up his tackle box, showed me a Jitterbug lure, and then gave it to me! I had never heard of such artificial bait and was even more excited to learn that it was effective during the night. (I had never even heard of night fishing, a great excuse for my parents to let me stay outside later!)
That was almost 40 years ago. I think I was 13 and didn't have a clue that my old Arbogast Jitterbug would be the envy of every vintage fishing lure collector by the time my own boys were 13!
Stories like these are common amongst anglers. Fishing is about so much more than just catching fish. It's memories and good times from "the good ole days" and I think that's why many Vintage lure collectors are so passionate about their hobby.
The hobby of collecting old antique lures is growing. There's never been a better time in history than now to find and collect lures. With the introduction of the Internet, locating scarce lures to complete a display makes what used to be almost impossible just 20 years ago, a simple search on the computer in this age. In a matter of days or even hours, hard to find, elusive lures can be found today!
This is great news for us collectors! Whether you are a hardcore collector or a hobbyist just starting out, old fishing lures can be found with great ease at many price points on internet auction sites, particularly eBay. From crank bait, spinners, minnows, plugs, flatfish, jitterbugs, flys or any other type of vintage artificial fishing bait, you'll find it on the Internet!
If you are interested in antique and vintage fishing lures, reels or tackle in general, and haven't seen the many listings posted on eBay, it would be worth your while to take a peek. Ebay sign up is fast and easy & the selection of classic lures available for purchase is second to none!
This site will make your search for specific lures & reels a snap! Most of the classic names like Heddon, Creek Chub, Helin, Paw Paw,
Bagley, South Bend and Storm are in their own categories and broken down from there to help you find exactly what you need!
For those ultra rare collectibles, the ones that are in extremely good condition or small production numbers, there's always the search box. Imagine finding an old Pflueger Muskellunge Minnow from the 1890's or a 1920's Hollow Metal Outing Bassy GETUM from Heddon? How about a Bud Stewart Michigan baby duckling, a Bite Em bait or a Little Sac Tackle Co. Meramec minnow or a Vintage Emmerson & Ruhren Saltwater Striper surf lure?
Those are some fantastic lures and those very lures are just a few examples of the many rare, highly sought after antique and vintage names that have been obtained through the internet. It happens everyday and it could happen for you!
Where do all of these lures come from? Some are from collectors who have decided to down-size or sell out. Others are from professional sellers who seek these collectibles for the sole purpose of re-selling. My favorite sellers are those folks who stumble upon a stash of lures!
These are ordinary people, many who don't even fish, who just happen to be cleaning out Grandpas house, attic or garage. In the process, they find a stash of fishing gear that is instantly recognizable as old. Not having an interest in it, but not having the heart to throw it out because they know it's of some value, they list it on eBay!
This is where the deals can be found! These folks might find 50 lures in an old tackle box and have no idea what they are worth and start the bidding super low. With a little luck these auctions can be won for a steal!
Even better are the folks who just offer up the entire tackle box, lures and all! It is not uncommon to find a few classic lures brand new, still in the box with these "lot" auctions!
Buying in lots can also be a good way to start a collection if you are just beginning this hobby. While you may not hit the jackpot with a highly sought after collectible lure, you'll likely find a few nice starter pieces for your vintage lure display. From there you can build, trade and add pieces as your knowledge and collection grows.
Not everybody interested in vintage artificial bait is a collector either. Many fisherman swear by the older designs, patterns, colors and manufacturing procedures of the 20th century for catching 21st century fish!
Vintage lures and tackle not in display condition can still be found rather cheap. Often it just needs a hook replacement or a touch up paint job. While a seasoned collector would notice these imperfections right away, a hungry and curious fish will jump at that vintage lure in an instant, collectible or not!
Be sure to read some of our informational articles we've supplied for you. These will arm you with some fantastic knowledge concerning the pioneers of the fishing lure or artificial bait industry! We've included the top-dogs of these companies in our research and feel the material will help your search for vintage collectible fishing lures more successful and enjoyable.


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I very much liked this paper by Bard Harstag "Buy Coal" in the latest JPE. It is behind a firewall but you can access the whole thing verbatim here.
A key problem with attempting to achieve an international agreement on climate policy if of course the existence of a set of non-complying countries. If a coalition of compliers (a 'climate coalition') restricts their use of carbon-based fuels then a general equilibrium effect is to reduce the price of fuels and to encourage extra usage outside the coalition. Effects on import-competing industries inside the coalition can be addressed by coalition countries applying border taxes on those goods they import from countries outside the coalition that reflect the non-internalised carbon taxes. Competitiveness disadvantages among exporters in the coalition countries can be dealt with by handing out free tradable carbon emission quotas. I strongly support such policies since, provided they are implemented honestly, they are not protectionism. They ensure a level playing field in the world's traded goods sectors, prevent carbon leakages from coalition to non-coalition countries and provide incentives for non-coalition countries to join the coalition – then they collect the carbon taxes rather than the governments of the coalition countries.
But such policies leave unaddressed the types of general equilibrium carbon leakages cited in the first paragraph. Fuels get cheaper when the climate coalition curtails their carbon use and this encourages use outside the coalition. If the coalition alone reduces its supply of carbon-based fuels then non-coalition countries will increase their supply. Non-coalition countries will experience inadequate incentives to invest in renewables and so on. Harstag's ingenious proposal is simply to allow trade in fossil fuel deposits before climate and trade policies are established. Coalition countries should then buy deposits in non-coalition countries and then not exploit them. The deposits selected should be the ones used which are least profitable since their owner will be willing to sell these cheaply. The coalition can then reduce their supplies marginally without supposing non-coalition countries will increase theirs. Supply side leakages are eliminated. This will tend to equalize carbon prices across countries as well as marginal benefits from consumption. Thus trade distortions are also eliminated. Investments in technology also become efficient. The proposal is a bit like proposals for the North to buy back rainforests from the South – this works better than a timber boycott since this would reduce timber prices creating incentives for increased timber imports. The proposal is also a bit like proposals to buy back emissions permits when agents undertake voluntary actions to reduce their emissions in a closed economy.
There are qualifications to this model that the author acknowledges and this clever paper will be subject to debate. But the basic idea is most interesting. As Science Daily puts it – multinational companies trade extraction rights – so too should members of a climate coalition.


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Proactive Investing The Power Of Diversification
by Russ Allen, Online Trading Academy Instructor
Online Trading Academy Article of the Week
In my last article, I suggested that you make an inventory of all of your investment assets, to make sure that you understand what you have to work with. I mentioned that many people may be in a more precarious situation than they realized, because they don't understand or haven't yet utilized the power of diversification. That would be the case if all of your money is exposed to any one market, which would usually be the stock market.
For example, let's say that an investor has the following assets:
In good market conditions, all of those assets will show good returns. But this combination has a big problem: 100% of these assets are exposed to the stock market. If the market suffers a big drop (and that is always not an if, but a when), all of them will drop in value significantly, and all at the same time. The fact is, there is no such thing as a stock market portfolio that is diversified enough. When the giant sucking sound of the next market crash starts, all stocks will suffer, and the amount of that suffering will differ only in degree.
To make sure that you are not in the position of being fully exposed to a stock market drop of 20% (like 2011) or even 50% (like 2008-9), it is important that you make sure that a significant part of your assets are in completely different markets. There are other classes of assets, that are easy and convenient to own, that do not follow the waves in the stock market. Such things include:
Every portfolio should include significant percentages allocated to at least three completely separate asset classes. In that way, we should always have some assets that are doing well when others are not doing so well. This will make us better able to weather any economic environment.
For example, look at the chart below comparing the above assets during a particularly difficult period, from early 2008 to early 2011:
Note the period from the beginning of the chart to the beginning of 2009. That time included the stock market crash of 2008, when the stock market dropped by more than 50% from top to bottom. This is shown by the red line which represents the stock market. During that period the value of commodities (as represented by oil, the black line) and real estate (light blue line) also plunged.
But, cash (green line), of course held steady. Meanwhile U.S. government bonds (purple line) soared in value, and gold (magenta line) was very strong.
So even in the Great Recession, there were assets that did well. And there will almost always be assets that do well. That is why it is vital that you make sure that your investments include multiple asset classes, and particularly some significant amounts in assets that are uncorrelated with the stock market.
A basic tenet of successful investing is this - avoid concentrating your assets in any one market, and instead harness the power of diversification. That is one of the bedrock principles of our Proactive Investing program, and it should be one of yours.
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Well, friends, I am on a mission to be inspired this year. Yes, 2013 is my Year of Inspiration! And that doesn't exclude my design work. In fact, design just may be the biggest area in which I have been lacking inspiration.
Call it burnout. Call it the glorification of busy. Call it life getting in the way. Call it whatever you want, but I want to create rooms again that inspire me, just like the gorgeous rooms in this blog post!
Isn't it crazy the way that the thing that "You Do" can be the thing that most suffers when "Life Happens"?
I find that between raising a family and running a business, Design is often low on the totem pole of priorities for me. And in talking to the hundreds or thousands of people that I encounter each day/week/month through my blog, camps, and consulting, I know I am not alone in this predicament.
In fact, I think it is all too common. When design is just your hobby and your passion, for some reason you will find time for it. All the lawyers and engineers, for example, who adore design and are dying to be working in design find lots of time to make design "happen". Maybe it is so that they can find some inspiration to get through their daily drudgery of a job they don't love, a work life they are not passionate about.
But the minute they switch to a career in design, they suddenly have very little time for designing. It is all about managing people and payroll, overhead and cash flow, purchase orders and vendors. So what the heck happened to the one thing that brought us to this profession to begin with?!
What happened to dreaming of textiles and wallcovering? What happened to bringing form and function to an otherwise uninspired space? What happened to making reality of beautiful interiors for you and for clients instead of just admiring them in your favorite shelter magazines? Not to mention…what ever happened to having time to even read shelter magazines, dammit?!
Well, Life happened. But too often it's not "Inspired Living." It's just life…more like "Unconscious Living." Doing what we think MUST be done instead of designing a life that we LOVE.
Well all that changes for me TODAY! Starting today I am back in charge of design inspiration at my office. And I am in back in charge of inspiration in my Life. Maybe I'll even change my title to CIO…Chief Inspiration Officer!
I am back in charge of my priorities, and I am determined…very little is making the cut into my 24-hour days but necessities and design. After sleep and exercise, healthy eating and family time, there is little time left for Inspired Design and I'm going to take every moment of it that I can get.
So here is the plan, if it's not making me happy or making me healthy, someone else can do it. Period. "Outsourcing" is going to become my new middle name starting today. I used to want to build a big business, but with that "Big Business" comes big responsibilities and big cash requirements.
Now I want to see just how "small" my business can be. Not in terms of cash and revenues, but in terms of owning resources and responsibilities. I want to collaborate and build alliances to get things done, not acquire people and things to manage and control. My life philosophy for 2013 of "collecting moments not things" can be a business philosophy too, right? Absolutely!
I think in a world of consumption and consumerism, things have gotten skewed in so many ways and that has equaled not living our passions. Not spending the majority of every day in our "Sweet Spot." So, as I said in my resolutions post–it's time to cut through the clutter, cut through the noise, and get to the heart of what matters. And to me, Inspired Design Matters. Inspired Living Matters. And that starts today, January 14, 2013. Mark it in your calendar!
What will you do TODAY to make your life and business Inspired? It isn't easy. The changes are very difficult, actually. But I'd take difficult decisions over a lifetime of regret any day. Will you?
Wishing you the Courage to become your own Chief Inspiration Officer Today!
p.s. These amazing and inspirational rooms above are all from my "Fabulous Rooms" Pinterest Board. To get inspired, check it out. Warning…Just looking at these rooms may cause you to change your life and work priorities in a BIG way, so enter my Pinterest boards at your own risk.
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Slow cooker recipes were all the rage in 2012 and I don't see that slowing down this year. They have reached new heights in popularity. There are new recipes available everywhere you look online and numerous cookbooks devoted entirely to these recipes.
I enjoy experimenting with slow cooker meals on weekends, but nothing compares to coming home after a busy weekday and having dinner already prepared in the crock pot and the house full of the delicious aroma. I find this especially comforting during the winter.
I particularly like to use the slow cooker/crock pot when the recipe simply allows for dumping in all the ingredients at once and walking away. However, on occasion, I do some prep work and sauté or sear prior to placing the ingredients in the cooker - it's usually worth the extra effort.
One of my favorite ways to prepare pot roast, beef or pork is in the crock pot with about a cup and a half of liquid. If I have time, I prefer to sear the meat on all sides in a skillet before placing it in the crock pot. I like it mainly for the color and flavor. Searing is sometimes necessary to help hold in moisture, but since moisture content is not usually a problem in the crock pot, searing is not entirely necessary. It's the same with sautéing vegetables - it's really just a matter of personal preference.
If you haven't used your slow cooker or crock pot in a while, join the craze. It's not just for cheese dip anymore. Dust it off and start with something simple like boneless country pork ribs topped with a jar of apple butter, onion slices, salt and pepper - cook on low for 8-9 hours. Separate pork into smaller pieces with a fork and serve over rice with the delicious sauce that is result of the apple butter, onion and juices from the meat. You'll stop and wonder why you haven't been enjoying the advantages of crockery cookery!
Last weekend, I worked on perfecting my Chicken Enchilada Soup. I didn't sauté or sear any of the ingredients, I just simply stirred everything together for this one. The chicken is so tender and the queso fresco cheese makes it so rich. According to A-J Savvy Shopper Sean Fields, many of the ingredients are on sale this week, so that makes it even better to try! Check out the specials in his column today for chicken breasts, queso fresco Mexican cheese, onions, bouillon and corn tortillas. Enjoy food made fresh!
Slow cooker chicken
enchilada soup
2 boneless, skinless chicken breasts
28-ounce can diced tomatoes, with juice
15-ounce can chili beans, with juice
4-ounce can diced green chiles, with juice
3 cups water
2 cups frozen corn
1 onion, diced
1 fresh jalapeño, deseeded and finely diced
2 cloves garlic, finely minced
10 ounces queso fresco Mexican cheese, finely crumbled
3 teaspoons chicken bouillon granules
2 teaspoons chili powder
1 teaspoon cumin
Corn tortillas cut into small strips, and oil for frying
Optional toppings: Chopped cilantro, dollop of sour cream, grated cheese such as Colby jack, pepper jack, or cheddar
Rinse chicken breasts and place uncut into slow cooker. Add all remaining ingredients except corn tortillas and oil. Stir well to mix. Cook on low for 8-9 hours or on high for 4 to 4½ hours. Remove chicken breasts and cool for a few minutes. Take this opportunity to vigorously stir the liquid to ensure the crumbled cheese is completely melted and blended into the liquid. In the meantime, depending on how many tortilla strips you want, heat one or two tablespoons of oil in skillet over medium heat. Fry tortilla strips until golden brown and drain on paper towel. I sprinkle a pinch of salt on the tortilla strips while they are still hot. Shred chicken with two forks and return it to the crock pot. Top individual servings with fried tortilla strips and other desired toppings. Makes 8-10 servings.


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TYLER -- Tyler Junior College will send a registration team to Jacksonville to help students of Lon Morris College register for core curriculum classes through TJC while they await word on the restoration of classes at Lon Morris.
TJC will also offer discounted, on-campus housing at its Main campus in Tyler for students requiring a residence hall during their studies.
Core curriculum courses are basic courses designed to transfer to other state-assisted colleges and universities.
Lon Morris College announced the furlough of most of its employees and an interruption in college courses and services earlier this week due to financial constraints. With the exception of distance education courses, Lon Morris canceled its regular summer course offerings.
"We want to help ensure that these students have the opportunity to continue on a smooth pathway toward their educational goals," said TJC President Dr. Mike Metke. "We know these students will wish to continue at Lon Morris when classes resume, but extending our summer classes to them will help them stay on track."
Representatives from TJC residential life, the registrar's office and financial aid will be available in Jacksonville to assist Lon Morris students from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. on Friday, June 1.
Lon Morris students should come to the TJC-Jacksonville site, on the fourth floor of East Texas Medical Center, Jacksonville, 501 S. Ragsdale. Students are asked to bring their Lon Morris identification card and a current printed transcript, if available.
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Palas Kumar Ray
Owls - Poem by Palas Kumar Ray
I never thought of
encountering with the Owls.
But the reality always differs.
My silvery mood now tempts me
to write about owls
who are just like we poets
who can see what is what
alone by nights.
Chance I take must
to tell you that
owls have a wonderful place
in our Hindu religion
as the companion
of our Goddess
of prosperity and wealth
Laxmi or Lakhsmi.
Check wiki it's written there
in Bengal
'It is believed that she showers
wealth this night.
She, along with her mount
the great white owl
descends to earth and takes away
the darkness of poverty
stagnation, anger
and laziness from our lives.
Her vahana white owl represents
royalities, penetrating sight
and intelligence.'
Hope you find our religion
very scientific one.
Visiting a Hindu Bengali home
be it in Bengal, Tripura or Assam
in India
or anywhere in Bangladesh
in a Laxmi puja night
which is a full moon
autumn night
generally in October every year
you will find
this white owl
is also being worshiped
with mata Laxmi as her vahana.
Don't you find it very very interesting?
You are most cordially invited
to have her blessings
in any of our home
on such an auspicious night.
Think, how insightful
having owls as her companion!
Otherwise the owls
must have been
an endangered species on earth.
No one loved them as birds.
As a child
I would also be afraid of them
for reason not yet known.
Are they extinguished?
A question
haunts my mind.
Now I remember
almost a decade ago
I met them last
when a mother owl sheltered
her nestlings in a big coconut tree-
trunk holes
just besides our window
and they were very afraid of us.
Perhaps we did not feel
comfortable with them.
Perhaps we did something
that they had to go.
I have sorrows
but they do not come back.
© Palas Kumar Ray.All rights reserved.
Topic(s) of this poem: nature
Comments about Owls by Palas Kumar Ray
Yash Shinde (4/5/2014 12:52:00 PM)
owls are a wonderful creation of God........besides holding an important place in Hindu mythology.they also are blessed with excellent hunting skills............lovely write dear (Report) Reply
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In what is the latest effort to provide troops overseas with loving reminders that they have not been forgotten, students in Midland and Odessa recently combined to create 2,175 Valentine's Day cards as part of "Operation Valentine."
Part of a coordinated effort between the school districts, The Patriot Guard Riders, Christmas for Our Troops and the Reporter-Telegram, the cards were mailed last week with hopes the troops would receive them by February 14.
"It amazes me that this community and its children just keep on giving to our troops and expressing their love for them," co-organizer Scott Davis said. "While the national media focuses on the presidential election and ignores what our troops are doing in Iraq and Afghanistan, West Texans are still focused and concerned about those who keep us safe. West Texans inherently understand how important it is for our troops to know they are loved and supported back home."
Davis said the effort "is a small thing that we do but it means more than we can imagine to the men and women serving thousands of miles from their loved ones and families."
Davis credited the Patriot Guard Riders for the idea and for spearheading the effort to collect the cards. Davis is the founder of Christmas for Our Troops, an organization that for five years has sent "goody boxes" to troops during the holidays. He was also the principle organizer behind last April's West Texas Troop Salute at Citibank Ballpark.
Tami Gillean, Newspapers in Education coordinator for the Reporter-Telegram, worked closely with MISD teachers and officials to keep the project on-line locally.
"We knew Midland would respond because we have so many caring hearts," Gillean said, "but we didn't expect so many cards in such a short time."
Organizers thought the idea was one that had to be followed through on, despite the fact that it was presented only two weeks before the card collection process was finalized.


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Brookfield pharmacist charged with 11 counts of felony prescription fraud
Pharmacy auditors, customers noticed drugs missing during a two-year period
Thousands of dollars worth of controlled substances including amphetamine salts, oxycodone, morphine and dextroamphetamine are among the list of controlled substances a Brookfield pharmacist allegedly took from his job between 2009 and 2012.
James D. Kobs of Wauwatosa was charged in December with eleven counts of obtaining a controlled substance by fraud and one count of felony theft. The case began in April, when he worked at a Brookfield pharmacy. Kobs was charged with felony bail jumping Friday after authorities learned he had been working at a Milwaukee pharmacy since October.
According to the criminal complaint:
Kobs worked as a pharmacy manager at a Brookfield Pick 'n Save pharmacy, 15170 West Greenfield Avenue.
Between Oct. 2009 and April 2012, police believe Kobs doctored inventory logs of prescription pills, recording more than the actual count.
The logs showed Kobs filled then voided prescriptions, leaving pills unaccounted for.
Pick 'n Save also received complaints from customers served by Kobs that their prescription had fewer pills in the bottle than the label indicated.
More than 845 amphetamine salt tablets, a brand known as Adderall used to treat ADHD, were found missing from 2009 to 2012.
During the same time period, more than 200 oxycodone pills of various strengths, 10 morphine pills, 20 methadone pills, and 34 dextroamphetamine pills were found missing.
Keeping other employees quiet
A manager at a West Allis Pick 'n Save who had worked with Kobs as a pharmacist told detectives that he noticed pills missing during monthly audits of Kobs' prescription logs. The manager told police that when Kobs found out he had reported the missing pills to Roundy's corporate, as policy states, Kobs got upset and questioned the pharmacist on why he told on him.
Kobs told the pharmacist that from then on, he "wished to be informed of any indiscrepancies" so he could "find reason for the errors."
The pharmacist complied with Kobs' request while continuing to document missing pills, ranging between 3 to 60 pills per audit, without alerting Roundy's corporate.
The pharmacist said that during bi-monthly audits, 75 percent of the time errors were found in Kobs' narcotics prescription logs, including incorrect math.
Mysterious prescriptions
A pharmacist at a Greenfield Pick 'n Save told police Kobs fraudulently filled prescriptions for her mother.
She worked opposite shifts with Kobs at the Greenfield store from Aug. 2011 until early 2012.
According to the criminal complaint, the pharmacist's mother used the store to fill her prescriptions. The pharmacist told police that in April 2012, her mother picked up a prescription for Valium. The next day, Kobs filled a second prescription for Valium for the woman without her knowledge and under a different prescription number.
The pharmacist told police the pills were gone from the pharmacy, an indication that her mother had picked them up, but that was not the case.
The prescription was not signed for and was never accounted for.
The pharmacist also said that she, too, noticed narcotic missing from the store's inventory on a regular basis.
Every couple of weeks during audits, between five and 30 pills were missing, she told police.
Irate behavior at another pharmacy
Kobs was charged in December, but worked as a pharmacist at Omni Pharmacy in Milwaukee from October to December, where he dispensed medication, including the same types of narcotics he had stolen from Pick 'n Save.
Working at a pharmacy, as well as dispensing Schedule II controlled substances, is a violation of the bail established when Kobs was charged in December. A signature bond was signed Dec. 10.
According to the criminal complaint, Kobs allegedly choked an employee at the Milwaukee pharmacy Dec. 26 after a discussion between Kobs and the employee about allowing customers who have health insurance to pay cash for their prescription.
At some point during the discussion, Kobs became verbally aggressive, threw a stapler and said, "My license is on the line."
Caught red handed
When Roundy's loss prevention and pharmacy personnel confronted Kobs about the missing pills in April, he ran out of the store and sped away.
Investigators found three original prescriptions for unknown drugs, four to five prescriptions for oxycodone, a label for a prescription for his sister, five Oxycontin pills, one oxycodone tablet, and one Vyvanese tablet in a container, a tube of lidocaine cream without a label, allergy medicine, an inhaler, and $80 in a red lunch bag belonging to Kobs.
Kobs told investigators the pills in the container were found on the floor and that he had planned to destroy them.
During the confrontation, Kobs admitted to stealing narcotics from patient prescriptions.
He told investigators he was "dealing with a possible oxycodone addiction," that he would take two to five pills from prescriptions labeled for 30 pills and had taken between 20 to 40 oxycodone pills over the course of one and a half years.
Roundy's told police the items in the lunch bag were worth $250 retail.
Based on inventory estimates between 2009 and 2012 and what was found in the lunch box, Roundy's suffered a $4,700 loss.
It's unknown if Kobs stole drugs from the Milwaukee pharmacy.
Roundy's was not available for comment at press deadline.
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Abstract: PALYNODATA is an exhaustive database of pre-Quaternary palynological
information and is the largest database of its kind in the world. The data is
the result of abstracting from over 20,000 publications, and includes
biostratigraphic, taxonomic, bibliographic and paleogeographic information. It
has over a million individual records from over 125,000 different taxa (genera,
species, etc). It was ... compiled by PALYNODATA Inc., an organization created
under a consortium that includes several oil companies and the GSC.
Geological Survey Of Canada Open File 5793 releases to the public the formerly private database, Palynodata. This database indexes occurrences of 122,422 species of palynomorphs from 22,152 documents of global palynological literature. This database has been compiled since 1974 by Palynodata Inc., a consortium of oil and gas companies and scientific institutions, building on the files of Kremp Palynological Computer Research Project. Previously, access to the database was restricted to subscribers supporting the Palynodata consortium. Palynodata Inc. has dissolved and the copyright to the database was transfered to Canada in 2007. The last literature entered into the Palynodata database was in 2006. The Geological Survey of Canada will not update the literature in the database.
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Considering the period in history that the bible refers to, they wouldn't have known exactly how large the Earth was. Therefore, even if it was a regional flooding, they would have thought of it as global. Maybe that's why there is a contradiction in the texts?
if the noah/flood is true, then we are all descended from good old fashioned souther country cousin lovin'. because, to repopulate the earth, first cousin had to marry first cousin. and there was probably some brother/sister action going on as well. noah would have had to have a son who was black, asian, caucasian, etc... then where are the records of their travels to places like japan and south america? a move that long with people who were literate would have been written down.
before you get your knickers in a knot, understand that the elohim created copies of themselves. these copies were called adam. however, they were copies of the elohim. yes, copies . genetic copies of prior lifeforms on the planet. in fact, the entire reference to the creation of life on the planet is not the original creation but the RE-creation following a global cataclysm, we see only partial glimpses of in the noah flood story.
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Lets take the bible out of the equation, and assume this was a passage in the Illiad. Then we would be looking for the flood. I believe it is based on a "local" huge catastrophic flood (Every area has a once in a lifetime flood), and the black sea is a good but not the only candidate. Please remember that there are quite wide local weather variations even within a few hundred years e.g. mini ice age of 1700s in the uk when the Thames was iced over for most of the winter, or Roman times when grapes were grown in the UK.
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the gates of the deep!
well a friend of mine who read my stargates are real thread, theorized that perhaps the gates had counterparts on mars, and the earth is now in possession of the water that use to be on mars. 2 planets decimated, in one fell swoop
It seems to me the archeological evidence indicates the Atrahasis Epic inscriptions/tablets predates the biblical account.
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Any 'reptilian' or 'seed of cain' or 'sky god' or 'insert theory here' DNA
would stick out like a sore thumb in both the coding and the non
coding portions of human DNA. There is no 'god of the gaps' argument
possible with human DNA, unless you say that some sort of 'energy'
or other epigenetic influence is riding in human DNA.
Now that is certainly possible .. (a mystical sort might say the chance
is high; a pure reductionist would say the chance was zero or near
But as far as actual DNA goes, enough samples have been taken from
human populations all over the world, that the most minor differences
can be tracked back over time.. such that I know for example, that
8% of my Lakota Sioux brethren have genes that originated in
Mongolia thousands of years ago.
Any genes that code for reptile shapeshifting or whatever would show
up like a fluorescent 747 flying through the genome. I'd imagine that
such individuals would do everything in their power not to be tested,
should they in fact exist.


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Screening for ligation and transformation result - (Mar/28/2013 )
Hi all,
After ligation of insert and pGL3 vector, we will transform the vector w/wo insert into CP cells.Thus, how could you choose the colony which contains the pGL3 including the insert?
PCR and enzyme cutting screening, which is better?
Thank you for your help.
i dnt think there is a big difference between these two methods provided if you have a proper controls, however, restriction digestion is easier and to some extent you can avoid false positives/negatives compared to PCR. so always my first choice would be enzyme digestion........
good luck..
I go with miniprep + sequencing. If you eventually have to sequence a construct, I figure I might as well do it at the beginning. I usually pick 6 colonies and send them for sequencing.
I used to screen everything by colony PCR, and false positives can be a problem. To me, I choose to do RE digests last, its just time consuming.


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A behind the scenes look at Advani's rath yatra
Beyond the public rallies and welcome sabhas, Bhartiya Janta Party's senior leader Lal Krishna Advani holds en-route to his sixth rath yatra which started on October 11, there is much preparation that goes on the backstage that misses the immediate attention, says Priyanka.
In the past six days, the yatra has already travelled through Chhapra (in Saran district) and Patna in Bihar, Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh, and Rewa, Satna, Jabalpur and Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh; it reaches Nizamabad in Andhra Pradesh on Tuesday.
Needless to say, a lot of preparation goes in organising a yatra of such proportions. A lot needs to be planned: public rallies, finalising the venue and setting up the stage, mobilising the crowds, resting and boarding of party workers, putting up the posters and party flags.
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A behind the scenes look at Advani's rath yatra
And to ease the matters, BJP's Yuva Morcha is at the forefront of making the arrangements.
"During the yatra, we plan to organise 680 events in all districts across the country, 600 Jan Chetna Sankalp Sabhas and 80 Jan Chetna Sabhas, to create awareness of Advaniji's yatra among the people," said Anurag Thakur, national president, BJP's Yuva Morcha.
They are also planning on holding a candle-light procession in each of districts Advani visits, on a day prior to when the yatra reaches it.
The state unit of the Yuva Morcha is handling most of the arrangements for the yatra as long it stays in their respective states.
Sanjeev Kshatriya, the vice president of Yuva Morcha of Bihar, said their state unit had swung into action the day it was announced that the yatra was to begin from Bihar.
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"We travelled to all the 43 districts in Bihar and held sabhas to create awareness among people," he said.
With an active membership of about one lakh Yuva Morcha workers in the state, it wasn't very difficult. "People here very tired of corruption and unemployment, and it wasn't difficult to get people to come to sabhas and listen to Advaniji," he added.
Yuva Morcha workers are reaching to the people at three levels- the basic and foremost, at the village level, then at the mandal and the district level- by holding sabhas.
"It is a lot of hard work, and we will feel relieved only after the yatra progresses from our state," says another Bihar Yuva Morcha member, Sushma Sahu.
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Alongside the Yuva Morcha, other units of the BJP and their respective state units have joined hands to support the yatra across the many states it is travelling to.
These units- a total of 36- include the Mahila Morcha, Kisan Morcha as well others such as national and state units for Schedule Castes and Schedule Tribes.
Nita Patariya is the head of the Mahila Morcha in Madhya Pradesh. She says she and her party workers have been travelling for over a month to all districts in the state to harness support for the yatra.
"The party makes their workers very hard," she says adding that she has not been able to catch a night's good sleep for over three weeks.
Not just the party workers, but the state administration and the police force are working hard to make the yatra passes by peacefully. A few on-duty police officers in Patna confided they had been working for long shifts and that there was immense pressure that nothing goes wrong during the rath yatra.
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This is an interesting article called How to End a Novel With a Punch. James V. Smith Jr. claims "Your closer is the most important incident in the novel, bar none. Yes, the opener is critical, but only second in importance to the climax…. What readers say after they put your book down matters more for your sales than what they say when they pick it up."


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Senator Owen Johnson Calls on President to Expand Disaster Assistance for Suffolk County
Senator Owen H. Johnson (4th Senate District, Babylon) today called on President Obama and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to expand federal disaster assistance available to Suffolk County so home and business owners can apply for federal assistance.
While localities in Suffolk County will be eligible to receive federal assistance to pay for road, bridge and infrastructure repairs related to the storm, home and business owners were not included on the list for disaster assistance.
"Residents of Suffolk County suffered extensive damages from Hurricane Irene," Senator Johnson said. "Homeowners and business owners have been impacted in one way or another and I am urging the federal government to provide whatever assistance is needed to help people recover."
Governor Cuomo requested that a total of 26 counties be declared disaster areas. FEMA declared that individuals in only seven counties are eligible to apply for federal grants and low interest loans.
"Individuals and businesses in Suffolk County should be eligible for federal assistance," Senator Johnson said. "I am calling on the federal government to expand its declaration of disaster areas and not leave residents of Suffolk County behind. Some people have lost their homes and livelihoods, but they shouldn't be made to lose hope."


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WALES wing George North will miss Saturday's must win Heineken Cup home clash against Exeter Chiefs.
North is still suffering from the hip injury that ruled him out of the Welsh defeats against New Zealand and Australia
Wales centre Jonathan Davies captains the side with fellow internationals Scott Williams, Liam Williams, Matthew Rees, Rhys Priestland, Aaron Shingler and prop Samson Lee returning to the starting line-up, with scrum-half Tavis Knoyle and hooker Ken Owens named among the replacements.
Regular Scarlets skipper Rob McCusker and fellow Welsh back-rower Josh Turnbull are missing through injury.
"One of our strengths is that this team has a very close-knit group of players who are committed to the region and they work hard for each other and enjoy being here," said forwards coach Danny Wilson.
"It's been great and to have everyone back training together, it's been a dynamic week and the injection of quality from key internationals helps breed confidence and energy across the whole team.
"What we want to see is these players earning the right to have the Scarlets shirt on."
With just one point in their first two defeats against Leinster and Clermont Auvergne, the Scarlets have to win their four remaining pool matches to be within a chance of reaching the Heineken Cup or Amlin Challenge Cup final quarter-finals.
The Scarlets host Exeter before travelling to face the English outfit at Sandy Park next Saturday.
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The mid-season premiere of The Walking Dead airs tonight. This is a big deal for fans, especially since this means a period of waiting for the rest of the season to start up again.
I thought I would go back and tell how I became a fan.
For years I heard how wonderful the hit show Lost was but I never got into it. I have heard the praises of many other shows like Doctor Who, Dexter, Mad Men and the newer Game of Thrones but was never drawn to any of them.
Until last year I never invested any time watching a popular TV show. Everything changed one night when I was at a friend's house.
She watched The Walking Dead every Sunday. This particular Sunday I was at her house and there was a TWD marathon leading up to what I believe was the mid-season premiere.
I used to watch zombie films all the time but had stopped in recent years. I figured TWD was just like most zombie films, a blood bath with a poor story line.
I was wrong. The show was on in the background. We were talking but my eyes kept drifting to the TV. Before long we were no longer talking, except for small breaks where I bombarded her with questions, we were watching episode after episode.
When there were no more episodes to be watched I left her house only to arrive at my own, plop on the sofa and watch nearly every episode of the past two seasons of TWD on Netflix.
I was caught up in a matter of days. That night I had come in about half way into the third season so I had to wait a difficult few weeks for it to start up again.
As you might have well figured out, I'm now a fan.
I follow just about every TWD twitter account, Instagram and Facebook account. Sunday nights I sit in front of my TV in anticipation and when the season is over I understand the pain of waiting for the next to start. I have my favorite characters and like many ladies I am fond of Norman Reedus.
Some of my friendships have formed through a mutual love for the show and I have gone to friends' houses with the sole purpose of watching the show together.
Yes, I love TWD and I have become a fan girl. I never thought it was possible.
Now I understand how all of you Lost fans felt.
I have to go now, the mid-season finally is about to start.


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IMF Says Egypt Could Apply for Emergency Credit
WASHINGTON—Egypt may qualify for an International Monetary Fund bridge loan of more than $700 million a year that could help Cairo stave off collapse of its crisis-stricken economy, an IMF official said on Monday.
"Egypt needs bold and ambitious policy actions to address its economic and financial challenges without further delay," IMF spokeswoman Wafa Amr said.
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Orioles lefty Zach Britton is the best of the rookie pitchers playing key roles among teams in the American League East, but if April is any indication, Britton's biggest competition for the AL's Rookie of the Year award is going to come from the Mariners' Michael Pineda.
Like Britton, Pineda, 21, wasn't expected to be in the majors so soon. Britton is in the big leagues because of injuries in the Orioles' rotation.Pineda told the Mariners in spring training that he was going to pitch well enough to make the team - and then he did. Pineda is a power pitcher with the chance to be a force at the top of the Mariners' rotation with Felix Hernandez.
Pineda is 3-1 with a 2.08 ERA, 1.12 WHIP with 28 strikeouts and seven walks in his first five starts, compared to Britton, who is 4-1 with a 2.08 ERA, a 1.17 WHIP with 19 strikeouts and 12 walks.
The other three AL East rookie pitchers to watch: Tampa Bay's Jeremy Hellickson, Toronto's Kyle Drabek and New York's Ivan Nova.
* The Nationals' Danny Espinosa and Wilson Ramos each have a chance to emerge among the National League's top rookies. So far, the most productive NL rookie is Cubs second baseman Darwin Barney, who along with Starlin Castro, has sparked the top of the Cubs' order. Barney is like Espinosa in that he's a minorleague shortstop playing second base in the big leagues.
* The biggest AL surprise: Cleveland leads the Central, thanks to a strong rotation and bullpen as well as a re-energized bat of Travis Hafner. If the Indians' outfield gets going with the return of Grady Sizemore and more production from Shin-Soo Choo, look out for the Tribe.
* Biggest AL mess: The Twins. They are making lots of mistakes and looking listless. Joe Mauer, Delmon Young and Tsuyoshi Nishioka are injured. Alexi Casilla is a bust at shortstop and Francisco Liriano is lost in the rotation. Justin Morneau's stats resemble that of a middle infielder.
* Biggest NL surprise: Florida. With Josh Johnson and Anibal Sanchez, the Marlins' flirt with no-hitters on an almost daily basis. Their bullpen is the best in the National League and Omar Infante has helped the defense. If the young lineup continues to develop, they will be around in September.
* Biggest NL mess: San Diego. The Padres and Marlins are tied for the lowest ERA in the NL going into the weekend, but the Padres also have the fewest runs scored and the weakest team average. Brad Hawpe, Orlando Hudson and Cameron Maybin, all new players this season, have been disappointments. And Ryan Ludwick, a former Cardinal, is not hitting either.
* Best story: Sam Fuld, a fourth outfielder with the Cubs, got a chance in the Rays' lineup when Manny Ramirez retired, and has been sensational with a good average, double-digit steals and incredible catches on defense.