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Their Broadway show "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" debuted last evening (January 17) and now Scarlett Johnansson and Benjamin Walker are sounding off in the February 2013 issue of Vogue magazine.
The "Lost in Translation" starlet channeled her spicy role, Maggie, for the stunning Annie Leibovitz shot spread while she and Ben chatted to the mag about the exciting stage show.
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The most fertile source of insight is hindsight and you never know how far you've come until you look back on where you've been. During the last few years I've had numerous opportunities to look back over my progress, sometimes it's with humor, sometimes it's with pride and always with amazement over how I thought issues would turn out and how things really unfolded.
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The U.S. Virgin Islands with their balmy, 70-degree temperatures might be the perfect place to relax during the winter. But for Timmy Songer '12 and six other Randolph College students enrolled in a new environmental forensics course, the island of St. John was a place to work.
Led by Kathy Schaefer, a biology professor, the group spent a week in December wading in the island's streams as they collected water in plastic vials. They then tested the samples for E. coli and other bacteria, hoping to discover if those micro-organisms were impacting the coral reefs around the island. "Everybody always tells you to get a job that you like," Songer said. "If there was any job I would like, it would be going out in nature, exploring, and finding new things."
The research trip, which Songer and many of his fellow students paid for with grants from the Randolph Innovative Student Experience (RISE) program, offered important field experience. "It means a lot to me because if I didn't get the RISE award, I wouldn't be going on this trip," Songer said.
The College created the RISE program to help students pursue research projects and experiential learning opportunities. Eligible juniors and seniors can receive up to $2,000 to conduct research or pursue other scholarly or creative activities. So far, students have used RISE grants to study abroad; attend conferences; purchase lab equipment, computers, and art supplies; and travel for research.
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EL PASO — El Pasoans apparently haven't been inspired to go to the polls this year, at least compared to the last presidential election. More than 96,000 people in the county voted early this election. Most turned out last Friday. However, that's far below the more than 114,000 that came out for the 2008 election.
Locally and nationally it's been roller-coaster ride of an election campaign, which finally concludes Tuesday. America wil decide if President Barack Obama gets a second term or Republican challenger Mitt Romney will move into the White House in January. El Paso will determine the passage of three heated propositions on the Quality of Life bond involving El Paso revitalization at costs exceeding tens of millions. Locally, the hot seats included U.S. Reps, Districts 16 and 23, State Senator, District 29, State Representative District 78, and Precinct 1 and 3 County Commissioners.
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Olly olly oxen free is a phrase used in children's games, which is generally used to indicate that people who are hiding (in a game of hide and seek, for example) can safely come out into the open.
Olly Olly oxen free!!! Nate yelled to get Gary out of hiding.
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How osama was caught.
navy seals: "olly olly oxen free"
osama bin laden: "dirka dirka jihad alla"
navy seals: "we got him obama"
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originally all ye, all ye, "outs" are free. meaning the one looking for you will call "olly, olly, oxen free" and the one in hiding can come out of hiding and not be tagged as "it" (the next one looking for all the ones hiding)
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granisetron transdermal system (patch), Sancuso
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GENERIC NAME: granisetron transdermal system (patch)
BRAND NAME: Sancuso
DRUG CLASS AND MECHANISM: Sancuso is granisetron delivered via a transdermal patch system for the prevention of nausea and vomiting resulting from chemotherapy for cancer. Other formulations of granisetron (for example, Kytril) are administered by mouth or injection. Certain chemotherapeutic agents used for treating cancer stimulate the release of a neurotransmitter called serotonin from nerves in the brain. Neurotransmitters are chemicals that nerves use to communicate with one another. Released serotonin binds to other nerves in an area of the brain called the chemoreceptor trigger zone, causing nausea and vomiting. Granisetron, the active ingredient in Sancuso, prevents serotonin from binding to nerves in the chemoreceptor trigger zone thereby preventing nausea and vomiting. The FDA approved Sancuso in September 2008.
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PRESCRIPTION: Yes
PREPARATIONS: Transdermal patch delivering 3.1 mg/24 h
STORAGE: Sancuso should be store in the original package at 15 C and 30 C (59 F and 86 F).
PRESCRIBED FOR: Granisetron patches are used for prevention of nausea and vomiting in patients receiving five consecutive days of chemotherapy that is associated with nausea and vomiting.
DOSING: A single patch is applied to clean, dry, intact healthy skin on the upper outer arm 24-48 hours before chemotherapy is begun and not removed until at least 24 hours after completion of chemotherapy. The patch may be worn for up to seven days. It should not be applied on skin that is red, irritated, or damaged because of concerns about increasing inflammation and increased absorption of drug. Each patch is packed in a pouch and should be applied immediately after the pouch has been opened. The patch should not be cut into pieces.
DRUG INTERACTIONS: Drug interaction studies have not been conducted with granisetron. Granisetron is broken down in the body by cytochrome P-450 liver enzymes. Drugs that increase (for example, phenobarbital) or decrease (for example, ketoconazole [Nizoral, Extina, Xolegel, Kuric]) the activity of cytochrome P-450 liver enzymes may affect the levels of granisetron in the body.
PREGNANCY: There are no adequate studies of granisetron use in pregnant women. It should only be used during pregnancy if its need outweighs the unknown risks.
NURSING MOTHERS: It is not known whether granisetron is excreted in breast milk. Nursing mothers should consider not breastfeeding.
SIDE EFFECTS: The most common adverse effects of granisetron are constipation and headache. Other adverse effects include anxiety, dizziness, diarrhea, abdominal pain, and chest pain.
Allergic reactions may occur rarely.
Application site reactions (redness, bumps, rashes, blisters) may occur. The patch must be removed if serious skin reactions or generalized skin reactions occur. Light exposure (sunlight, sun lamps, tanning beds) may reduce the effect of granisetron, and granisetron may cause light sensitivity. To avoid light exposure, the application site should be covered with clothing during therapy and for 10 days after the patch is removed. Granisetron may mask the symptoms of certain gastrointestinal conditions, for example, gastroparesis or ileus (paralysis of the muscles of the stomach and small intestine, respectively) by reducing the nausea and vomiting that are their primary symptoms.
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While it appears that the big news about Susan G. Komen for the Cure is coming from Dallas, it's not. The big news is coming from the organization's 119 affiliates, and right now I can envision the small groups of women and men who run these local affiliates sitting with head in hands as they think about what programs will lose funding from the trickle down of the national foundation's debacle.
Yes, the Komen foundation is a mess right now with its leadership dropping like flies. With the newest announcement that Nancy Brinker is leaving (which should have happened months ago), I hope they can find another Susan Braun, the woman who led them for 9 years to a position of integrity in the foundation world.
But forget all that for a minute. The bigger story here is with the group's affiliates, which are found in cities small and large around the country. In many cases, the funds raised from these affiliates provide the only breast health education and screening available in the area. Funds from local affiliates have bought mammography machines for hospitals or funded programs to bring mammography to rural or underserved women of all kinds. It has funded treatment for women who could not have received it.
In the early '90s I was part of a nonproft called The Bridge, which brought together doctors and advocates to help provide timely treatment for uninsured women. We would never have gotten off the ground if the Dallas affiliate of Komen had not funded us, and when they did, it was a stamp of approval for other organizations who knew that the affiliate researched any group it funded.
Remember that 75% of the funds raised by affiliates stay local for programs in the community of the affiliate. Those funds mean the difference between life and death for many women.
I have spoken at events for many of these affiliates, and I can tell you that these are the hardest working women and men in breast cancer today. They work full time jobs and work another full time job fundraising to support programs for the needs of women in their area. They are driven by their own experience or that of a loved one. They are not driven by politics but by the need to make a difference.
Instead of all the negative about Komen national, let's hear from those of you working in the affiliates. Tell us what you are doing in your community. Tell us how a Komen affiliate has made a difference to you or your program.RELATED POSTS
Diagnosed with an aggressive breast cancer in November 2010, at age 30 and days after learning I was pregnant, my treatment plan required a mastectomy and chemotherapy immediately. While in recovery from my surgery, I was terminated from my job at DFW International Airport. Fortunately, my cancer center was able to provide my treatment in part due to local Komen grant funding. Another local organization was able to provide social services to assist me with cancer-related prescriptions and help with COBRA payments through Komen grant funding. As a 1-year survivor, new mom and now Komen volunteer, I can't even begin to express my gratitude toward Komen Greater Fort Worth Affiliate staff, volunteers and supporters. Their dedication to the mission helped save my life. I truly hope the national foundation can regain its integrity and get back to focusing on saving lives. It's a shame that the hard work and wonderful efforts of the local affiliates is being overshadowed by the recent controversies. My heart and my support remains with the Komen Greater Fort Worth Affiliate and their work in my local community.
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- Posted by Roxanne Martinez 8/9/12 5:01 PM
Kathy, you know how much I respect the work that you do, and I truly do appreciate your opinion that Nancy Brinker's departure was long overdue. If she never again steps in front of a microphone and speaks of 5-year survival rates, this debacle will have been worth it.
I'm concerned, however, that the work of the local affiliates is heavily focused on a flawed screening mechanism that results in far too many women (and men) being over-treated for BCA that never would have killed them. My hope is that Komen's focus will soon turn to prevention and to science behind improved screening and treatment that will TRULY benefit those who are afflicted with breast cancer. We're spending far too much money creating "awareness" and not nearly enough finding a cure.
Should things change, I and Team THRIVR will once again join the ranks of those supporting SGK's mission. We love fighting breast cancer, but we hate fighting Komen's PR mess.
- Posted by Greg Hoffmann 8/9/12 6:46 PM
You bring up a valid point about the affiliates, but unfortunately, I contacted my local affiliate several times when I was diagnosed 3 years ago. I was unemployed and weeks away from exhausting my COBRA benefits and didn't even get the courtesy of a return phone call. I called them subsequently when I needed guidance on employment issues, and again, radio silence.
While I won't condemn all affiliates, I can tell you that my experience isn't an isolated one. I have met numerous women in the BC community who were treated similarly. If Komen wasn't helping us, who exactly are they helping?
There is also a huge disconnect between 'awareness' and 'detection' and 'prevention' and 'action'. Mammograms are diagnostic tools and don't prevent breast cancer ... but perhaps being more judicious about allowing products that are known risk factors for BC, such as alcohol and fast food (i.e. Mike's Hard Lemonade and KFC)to market their products with a pink ribbon.
Komen has no one but themselves to blame -- and the fact that nearly 24 hours later, they still are not 'in front' of this story on their own Facebook page or on Twitter demonstrates that things HAVE NOT changed there. They are still using the same tired playbook and allowing their detractors to speak for them.
Notice, I'm not even touching the third rail of the Planned Parenthood debacle.
Komen cannot possibly effect change with Brinker still on board. Period. She is tainted and it seems the strategy is to send Miss Nancy on boondoggles across the globe spreading Komen's gospel, out of the harsh glare of the U.S. media -- on Komen's dime, no less.
Was this change or simply pink window dressing?
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I've done a lot of reflecting recently on the demise of my marriage -- especially since he never hit me, didn't call me names, and I have no reason to believe another woman was involved. So what the heck was so awful that I called it quits after 11 years and two kids?
The only way I know how to describe it is death by a thousand cuts. There were never any big blowups or breakdowns; just a steady stream of nitpickiness and hostility and lack of respect and non-existent boundaries. Words matter, and left unchecked, they can eventually destroy a marriage.
Here are 10 seemingly insignificant things to say repeatedly if you want to destroy your marriage.
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in a fight about a month ago over me hanging out with a friend of mine longer than i planned to one night my husband accused me of sleeping with said friend when i wasnt and that he wasnt in love with me anymore because he was pissed at me and now our marriage is so fun.... NOT
oh my marriage has been having issues for a while but it was those words to me is what made me no longer trust his word that he cares about me and if that is honestly the way he feels i have no idea why he is still around
"I see you didn't get to the laundry (or other mundane chore) today … don't point out the negative, only praise the positive. And start a load yourself."
If you come home to a stay at home husband or wife after working 12-14 hours a day I think it is completely logical to be upset it didn't get done, especially if you asked before leaving. I was always so upset when I came home from working 2 jobs, being gone from 7:30am to 9:30pm and on days off I would have to do everything from cooking, cleaning, getting groceries, doing laundry, and training the dog. It's enough to make you explode.
And the "only praise the positive" they are supposed to be your spouse not a child. You can express anything to them instead of pampering it.


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'I can see by my watch,without taking my hand from the left grip of the cycle,that it is eight-thirty in the morning. The wind,even at sixty miles an hour,is warm and humid. When it's this hot and muggy at eight-thirty,I'm wondering what it's going to be like in the afternoon.'
With this, Robert M Pirsig sets off on his voyage of self discovery and redemption, across America,East to West.If ,like me, you grew up in the seventies,chances are you read 'Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance',one man's story of personal breakdown and his search for truth in the meaning of'quality' via the maintenance of his motor cycle. As he journey's across America, with his son,Christopher, on the back, you can almost feel and smell the heat coming off the prairies and the chill of the mountain air as they ride over the Rockies.
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Michael Carlyle Hall (born February 1, 1971), better known as Michael C. Hall, is an American actor whose television roles include David Fisher on the HBO drama series Six Feet Under and Dexter Morgan on the Showtime series Dexter. In 2009, Hall won a Golden Globe award and a Screen Actors Guild Award for his role in Dexter.
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Fun Fact On December 31, 2008, he eloped with Jennifer Carpenter, who plays the character of Dexter Morgan's foster sister, Debra Morgan, on Showtime's Dexter. They dated for a year prior to getting married. On December 18, 2010, Carpenter filed for divorce from Hall, citing irreconcilable differences
First celeb sighting on my last night: Michael C Hall at Speranza!
Fun Fact! Hall is currently starring in and co-producing the Showtime television series Dexter, in which he plays the titular character, a blood-spatter analyst for the Miami Metro Police Department who moonlights as a vigilante serial killer.
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. (March 6, 2013) – Led by a stingy defensive effort and three points from junior midfielder Katrina Martinelli (Moorestown, N.J.), Rutgers women's lacrosse edged No. 20 Penn, 6-5, Wednesday afternoon at the RU Turf Field.
"This was a great win for our program," said head coach Laura Brand-Sias. "I think our defense did a good job keeping their composure. Penn is a big, fast team. Our defense did a good job adjusting and dropping back when they had to. We will take a little time to celebrate this win and then we will get our minds back in check for Saturday."
As Rutgers (4-1) held a two-goal lead with 12 minutes remaining, Penn (0-3) continued to pressure the Scarlet Knights, closing within one twice. After a Quaker goal at the 1:03 mark, the RU defense came up strong, as Jenny Vlahos (Manhasset, N.Y.) caused a turnover and captured the ground ball to seal the RU win.
Penn started the scoring with a free position shot just two minutes into the game. Rutgers answered, as Martinelli converted her own eight-meter attempt to knot the contest at 1-1.
Martinelli came up with a momentum-swinging goal just before the half, dodging past a defender and burying a shot just four seconds before halftime, giving RU the 2-1 advantage heading into the break.
UPenn fought back, scoring the next two goals to take a 3-2 lead before Rutgers spurted off three-straight scores. Junior attack Megan Clements (Pennington, N.J.) started the run with a free position goal. Martinelli dished off to a cutting Halley Barnes (Garnet Valley, Pa.) for the second and Chrissy Schreiber (East Meadow, N.Y.) connected on a FPS to give RU a 5-3 lead with 12 minutes remaining.
Senior captain Lily Kalata (Nesconset, N.Y.) stopped five shots in the win.
The Scarlet Knights head to Newark, Del., to face Delaware on Saturday, March 9. Game time is set for 3 p.m.
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From Martin Marincin to Joey Laleggia, the Edmonton Oilers have drafted 9 defensemen since 2010. Two are in the pro feeder system, several more graduate this spring and still others may spend a year in college or Europe. How are the Oilers going to graduate these kids in an orderly fashion?
(Marincin photo by Rob Ferguson, all rights reserved).
Here are the 9:
- Martin Marincin (fall 2013 will be in year 2 of his 3-year entry level deal)
- Brandon Davidson (fall 2013 will be in year 2 of his 3-year entry level deal)
- Oscar Klefbom (begins his 3-year entry level deal in the fall)
- David Musil (begins his 3-year entry level deal in the fall)
- Martin Gernat (finishing up his WHL career, a priority signing for the organization)
- Dillon Simpson (emerging NCAA talent)
- Joey Laleggia (same as Simpson, just a tick below due to one dimensional skill set)
- Erik Gustafsson (drawing positive reviews for his play in Sweden)
- Kyle Bigos (Mountain man is a college senior)
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- D Oscar Klefbom (11, 0-3-3 SEL). The prize in the system, as long as he's healthy. Oiler fans currently watching Jonas Brodin perform in Minnesota may feel Klefbom can step in next fall and play. That's probably close to correct, but Brodin did spend some time in the AHL and I think it's wise to assume the same for Oscar.
- D David Musil (53, 9-22-31 WHL). Musil is a steady defender who has long since mastered the junior game. I think the Oilers might fast track him, although there is no hurry for them to do it based on the current NHL depth chart. The only issue is footspeed at this point; other than that he's a very good defender in need of pro experience.
- D Martin Gernat (19, 1-8-9 WHL). Lost much of the season to surgery and recovery and looked a little rusty when he first came back. Now? Gernat is really playing well, making good decisions defensively and has become extremely aggressive in the 1+ season of WHL play we've seen him. Oilers will sign him, I can't see this guy getting away (he turns 20 in April).
- D Dillon Simpson (32, 3-17-20 NCAA). This guy is having an excellent year and moving up the UND depth chart. Has played in all the games this season and is having a terrific year on the PP (2-10-12)–he had almost identical PP numbers last year in 42 games, so his final numbers in the discipline should end up being a nice step forward. His scouting report was somewhat vague in terms of his puck moving ability, but the Oilers appear to have something here. Just turned 20, is eligible to play one more year of college.
- D Joey Laleggia (31, 11-14-25 NCAA). Numbers are off slightly this season but he's clearly a solid puck moving defender. I'm not certain what the club would have in mind for him, but a team that has Reijo Ruotsalainen and MA Bergeron in their history probably isn't afraid of some chaos. He will be 21 in June but has two more years of eligibility.
- D Kyle Bigos (23, 4-7-11 NCAA) . big man (6.05, 230) has had injury issues of his own but I think he should be considered a lock for a contract this spring. The Oilers are a team that has plans to be bigger and this guy could be a stand in for a remake of Princess Bride. Bigos is 23 and a senior.
- D Erik Gustafsson (45, 7-15-22 Allsvenskan). Began the season 27, 3-5-8 and since then he's humming along at a 18, 4-10-14 clip. He's 20, I don't know that there's any pressure to sign him this summer but he might be ready to help.
The real problem is getting these guys to the NHL without losing games as they learn on the job. I think Marincin is a pretty important player to watch in this process, as the Oilers patience with him might mean they back up the prospects long enough for them to mature. What does that mean? Fewer seasons like the early NHL career of Ladislav Smid.
A guess might be that they graduate the blue to the NHL like this:
- 2013-14: Oscar Klefbom
- 2014-15: Martin Marincin, David Musil
- 2015-16: Martin Gernat, Dillon Simpson
- 2016+: the rest.
Something like that. It's tough, though.Very tough.
Punch Imlach led the Leafs to the Stanley in 1962, 1963, 1964 and 1967.
- Imlach talking about fall 1968, just over a year after leading Toronto to the Stanley: I moved in a lot of guys, especially on defence. I knew I was going to give Mike Pelyk a lot of work, Jim Dorey was a real tough egg from Tulsa and he was going to get a shot at it. Another tough guy was Pat Quinn, and a real surprise in camp was Rickey Ley, a junior from Niagra Falls with no pro experience. So we had all those guys, plus Tim Horton, Marcel Pronovost and Pierre Pilote.
They fired him the following spring. Rookie defensemen are coach killers.
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FDA taking another look at mercury in seafood
FDA putting together new advice for pregnant women and others on mercury levels in seafood
Obama's boldest move on carbon comes with perils
Rule to limit heat-trapping gases from power plants was Obama's plan B; plan announced Monday
Fabien Cousteau plans 31-day underwater mission
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Donors pledge $80 million to protect wild cats
Abu Dhabi crown prince, other donors pledge $80 million for wild cat conservation effort
Highlights from AP interview with FDA's Hamburg
Highlights from AP interview with FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg
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5 things to know about SpaceX's plans to fly astronauts to the International Space Station
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Oceanographer, top surfer Ricky Grigg dies at 77
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UN teams up with top sailors to research oceans
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Obama says sports concussions need more attention
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Israel solves water woes with desalination
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Louisville, Ky. (WHAS11) - Whether you are fascinated by the fascinator trend or going for a more traditional look, ladies in Louisville agree that finding the perfect hat is the most important thing when it comes to derby fashion.
Dee's crafts on Shelbyville road is a local tradition; a craft store turned into a hat Mecca during Derby season. You can get a "blank" hat or bring in an old one and they will turn it into a custom hat to match anything.
"I think the most difficult part is helping the customer see a vision that you see and be comfortable that we are going to create that vision," says Dee's owner Kathy Olliges.
It's all about creating something new and original.
"Everybody comes in with their dresses and compare opinions," said Laura Duane, who is picking up her hat at Dee's. "It's fun!"
The fun begins in a back room – a place few ever get to see. They've made a thousand hats in just the last six months; this week they plan to make a thousand more."
"One hat at a time! Focus! Focus! Focus!" – That's the motto taped on the wall next to Lorie Laughead's work station. She fills the growing number of internet orders pouring into Dee's.
"We have done hats from the Virgin Islands, California, Las Vegas, down to Texas and Florida," says Laughead. "We stay really busy with them."
It's a busy time. Some call it crazy. But most call it fun.
"Crazy fun," is what Randee Norris calls it. She is trying to decide on a hat for Oaks day. "Every year I say I'm going to come early so I don't come when it's so busy; and every year I come within a week of going to the track!"
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The theatre arts department welcomes you to our winter production of Anne of Green Gables. The play is a tender, heartwarming story that has thrilled millions. It is based on L.M. Montgomery's book of the precocious orphan girl sent by mistake to Matthew Cuthbert his taciturn sister, Marilla, on Prince Edward Island.
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Jamie Straz, Assoc. AIA, is a multi-disciplined Architectural Designer in Miami Beach. Jamie is currently exclusively working with Stantec Architecture in Coral Gables, Florida as a Senior Project Coordinator and Architectural Designer since 2009. Please see the website for the portfolio as well as Stantec's website to see how we can serve your needs.
He has won numerous awards for his graphic design work and in 2009 was in the top ten finalist in the student category for Project of the Year by Architecture of Israel.
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When Travis County District Court Judge John Dietz ruled the Texas public education system unconstitutional on February 4, 2013, the public school finance system became a dominating issue for the remainder of the legislative session.
We'll be tracking this issue as it moves through the court system on its way to the Texas Supreme Court, and eventually the next legislative session in 2015. Stay tuned and bookmark our website, or follows us on twitter @CSC_Texas for the most current news and resources on the issues as they develop. You'll find multiple sources for articles and opinions on the issue of school finance in Texas and the legislative process.
More than 300 Revenue-Contributing School Districts in Texas – through their local taxpayers – play a vital role in improving the quality of education for all schoolchildren in the state.
Designated as Chapter 41 districts in the Texas Education Code, these Revenue-Contributing School have added more than $16 billion to the state public education budget since 1993, with many districts giving up more than 50 percent of their locally raised tax money.
Each year, Revenue-Contributing Schools to put another $1 billion into the school finance system, which is similar to the amount provided by annual proceeds from the Texas Lottery.
The Gilmer-Aikin Act, adopted by the Texas Legislature in 1949, established a public school finance system that, for the first time, included funding from local tax bases. This revenue was to be used for local enrichment. More than 65 years ago, local control was recognized as the key for local districts to flourish. The same remains true today.
The current school finance system, however, is making it extremely difficult for local communities to devote any extra resources to the educational needs of Texas schoolchildren.
Under the statewide school finance system, Revenue-Contributing Schools have paid more than $16 billion in locally raised taxes to the state since 1993. This money is driven into the education system exclusively by local taxpayers exercising local control.
When taxpayers in Revenue-Contributing School Districts decide to spend more on their local schools, it drives significant new money to the state. Local discretion is essential to keeping the state funding system healthy. Without local control, the incentive to continue sending money to the state disappears.


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Bona Mega Satin Review - Pecan Floor
We install hardwood floors shortly after sheet rock is completed.
We condition the house post-floor install to keep the moisture content of the wood consistent. RH of the house should be maintained under 60%. I use portable AC's in the summer along with Dehumidifiers to keep the RH below 60%.
Bona Mega is about 30% less costly than Bona Traffic and is easier to work with because it's a one part poly (no mixing).
One coat of Bona Mega and this Pecan floor is looking fantastic. I like the Satin finish, not too shiny, not too matte/dull.
Hard to capture on camera the gloss level of Satin. It's my favorite finish. Notice the floors are finished before cabinet install.
And here's the finished floor ready for move-in. This picture represents the satin sheen well.
Notice the white base landing on the floor with no shoe moldings.
I've used alot of waterborne floor finishes over the years but my favorites are the ones made by BONA. See my past reviews on Bona Traffic, and Bona Naturale .
Here's the background on this project. It's a remodeled 1960's house with Architecture by Webber + Studio Architects here in Austin, TX. This is a solid 3/4" Pecan floor nailed to 3/4" plywood over a vapor barrier on a concrete slab. We laid the floor with raw wood then sanded just the edges of the floor where base molding would hit the floor (in order to eliminate shoe molding we install floors THEN base).
In conclusion, I'm a fan of Bona Mega. This product has performed well, has a durable finish, and has the right sheen level. The house with these photos was completed 2 years ago now and it's still looking fantastic. I would highly recommend this product for your wood floor project.
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After the visit to Kakheti Region, where Saakashvili chaired a special session of the government, Mikheil Saakashvili arrived in the mountainous district Tianeti, Mtskheta-Mtianeti Region, which was also seriously damaged by the last night`s disaster.
Last night`s hail and windstorm was so strong that not only buildings, but locals were also injured in Kakheti.
Rescuers have found the bodies of the two Ukrainian alpinists who died in Ushba yesterday. The alpinists were found on 3,500 meter height of the peak and now they try to take the bodies down from the mountain safely.
President Saakashvili, Prime Minister Merabishvili and all members of the Cabinet were in Kakheti Region to discuss the measures aimed at eliminating the damages stuck to the region by the last night`s disaster. President chaired the special session of the government in Telavi today.
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pLeader of the Georgian Dream coalition Bidzina Ivanishvili nominated the candidates of the single-mandate MPs in Tbilisi and several other regions today: Vika Dolidze will run for MP mandate in Chughureti district...
Archaeologists have made an interesting and large-scale discovery in the Igoeti village of the Shida Kartli Region - it is the remains of uninterrupted epoch of three thousand years on the Graklia Gora.
Rescue operation has been restored in Svaneti`s peak of Ushba to find the corpses of the two Ukrainian alpinists, who died there yesterday. The rescuers met with the two other alpinists of their crew to clarify the route they were passing.
Special commission will be formed to count the damage inflicted onto the Samtskhe-Javakheti Region last night. The disaster has particularly damaged Akhaltsikhe, Adigeni, Aspindza and Vale districts, where the roofs of the houses and vehicles parked in the streets have been damaged.
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This page provides links to PATH's work on hepatitis B and information about the disease and related vaccines.
Hepatitis B resources on the Vaccine Resource Library were mainly gathered during PATH's Children's Vaccine Program, which conducted activities with hepatitis B vaccine from 2001 to 2006 in Vietnam and Cambodia. For additional resources, visit the hepatitis page on the World Health Organization website.
On the PATH website
- Working with the Vietnamese government to strengthen their hepatitis B immunization program.
- Increasing access to hepatitis B vaccine in Cambodia.
Hepatitis B disease
- Hepatitis B is a potentially deadly infection of the liver that kills about 500,000 to 700,000 people each year, mostly in developing countries. Hepatitis B has infected more than two billion people worldwide and 360 million people are chronic carriers. As much as 15 percent of the populations in the most affected areas are chronically infected carriers of hepatitis B virus (HBV).
- HBV causes 60 to 80 percent of the world's primary liver cancer—the number one cause of cancer deaths in males in sub-Saharan Africa and much of Asia and a significant cause of cancer deaths in women. Infection in adults usually is self-limiting and often results in acute disease with jaundice (yellowing of the eyes and skin), dark urine, loss of appetite, and extreme fatigue lasting weeks or months. Infants and young children are most at risk for HBV. Approximately 90 percent of children infected at the time of birth become chronic carriers of the virus.
- The virus is spread perinatally from an infected mother to her infant at birth, from child to child, from unsafe injections and transfusions, and through sexual contact. Although this is similar to the AIDS-causing virus, HIV, the hepatitis B virus is 40 to 100 times more infectious than HIV.
- Currently, there are no effective treatments for hepatitis B. Drug therapies are available; however, they have not been shown to change the course of the disease.
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- The hepatitis B vaccine is produced from plasma or by recombinant DNA technology and is safe and effective. The vaccine protects against acute hepatitis disease as well as chronic disease, including cirrhosis and liver cancer, and is about 95 percent effective against disease when used correctly.
- Vaccination is recommended for all infants as the level of protection is age related, with infants, children, and young adults having the greatest levels of protection after vaccination. Adults and people with immune deficiencies have somewhat lower levels of protection.
- To prevent perinatal (mother-to-child) transmission, a first dose of vaccine is given as soon as possible after birth, ideally within 24 hours. Vaccination usually requires receiving three doses of vaccine. To simplify immunization schedules, hepatitis B vaccine is often given at the same time as diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis (DTP) vaccine. However, DTP cannot be given at birth; hence, if a birth dose is given, it is monovalent hepatitis B vaccine.
- The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends that all countries add hepatitis B vaccine to their national immunization programs. According to WHO/United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) data, 160 member states (85 percent) have introduced hepatitis B vaccine into routine immunization schedules. As of 2006, 60 percent of one-year-old children have been vaccinated against hepatitis B.
- New and innovative financing mechanisms have been developed to cover the high cost of the vaccine and ensure sustainability of hepatitis B vaccine introduction. Also, new competition has driven prices down resulting in a list price of US$0.25 in 2006 compared to US$100 per dose in 1980, according to UNICEF.
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For many years, the North American Mission Board has been the primary sponsor of an evangelistic event which occurs prior to the convention. Called Crossover, thousands of people over the years have come to Christ as evangelistic Southern Baptists have gone out into the cities of the convention prior to the meeting in a variety of ways, settings, and formats to share the Gospel.
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What has happened to the German economic miracle? Rebuilding from the rubble and ruin of two world wars, Germany in the second half of the twentieth century recaptured its economic strength. High-quality German-made products ranging from precision tools to automobiles again conquered world markets, and the country experienced stratospheric growth and virtually full employment. Germany (or West Germany, until 1989) returned to its position as the economic powerhouse of Europe and became the world's third-largest economy after the United States and Japan. But in recent years growth has slowed, unemployment has soared, and the economic unification of eastern and western Germany has been mishandled. Europe's largest economy is now outperformed by many of its European neighbors in per capita terms. In Can Germany Be Saved?, Hans-Werner Sinn, one of Germany's leading economists, takes a frank look at his country's economic problems and proposes welfare- and tax-reform measures aimed at returning Germany to its former vigor and vitality.
Germany invented the welfare state in the 1880s when Bismarck introduced government-funded health insurance, disability insurance, and pensions; the German system became a model for other industrialized countries. But, Sinn argues, today's German welfare state has incurred immense fiscal costs and destroyed economic incentives. Unemployment has become so lucrative that the private sector, already under pressure from international low-wage competitors, has increasing difficulties in paying sufficiently attractive wages.
Sinn traces many of his country's economic problems to an increasingly intractable conflict between Germany's welfare state and the forces of globalization. Can Germany Be Saved? (an updated English-language version of a German bestseller) asks the hard questions—about unions, welfare payments, tax rates, the aging population, and immigration—that all advanced economies need to ask. Its answers, and its call for a radical rethinking of the welfare state, should stir debate and discussion everywhere.
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Hans-Werner Sinn is Professor of Economics and Public Finance at the University of Munich and President of the CESIfo Group. Author of Can Germany Be Saved? The Malaise of the World's First Welfare State (MIT Press) and other books, he is former president of the International Institute of Public Finance, and former chairman of the German Economic Association.
"For two decades, [Hans-Werner Sinn] has been one of the loudest voices preaching the urgency of structural reform."—The Economist
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—John Whalley, Professor and William G. Davis Chair in International Trade, University of Western Ontario
"Hans-Werner Sinn provides a well-written and well-reasoned diagnosis of Germany's economic illness. Weaving together historical discussion and political analysis with a wealth of data, he separates sense from sophistry and elucidates the real choices that Germany faces to adjust its traditional welfare state so as to deal with its high rate of unemployment, its rapidly aging population, its unsustainable budget, and the 'withering east.' For those holding out hope for a painless solution, the news is not good, but Sinn's creative vision of a stronger, viable German economy is illuminating, not just for his country but for the many developed nations that confront similar dilemmas."
—Alan J. Auerbach, Director, Robert D. Burch Center for Tax Policy and Public Finance, University of California, Berkeley
"Finally, an economist who tells it like it is. This book belongs on the desks of every member of the German cabinet and every member of the German parliament."
—Hans-Olaf Henkel, Bank of America (former President of the Leibniz Associationand former President of the Federation of German Industries)
"Germany needs a new attitude. In a time when the ifs and hows of reforms are greatly argued over, Professor Sinn and his book are dead right. With his knife-sharp analysis of the dire findings and clear instructions for action, he provides the way. Required reading."
—Heinrich von Pierer, former Chairman of the Supervisory Board, Siemens AG
"What Germany needs: unconventional ideas, creativity, openness, and the courage to address uncomfortable themes quickly and aggressively? Hans-Werner Sinn delivers all of this. Worth reading."
—Dieter Rampl, Chairman of the Board of Directors, UniCredit Group
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