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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) -- Gina Kimery, a kindergarten teacher at Farmer Elementary School in Jefferson County, is the newest winner of the WHAS-TV Excel Award.
Kimery is a teacher, whose classroom glows with new technology. She embraces the Smart Board computer system in teaching her students math and other subjects.
Farmer principal Shannon Conlon says the 5-year-old students are digital natives, who quickly accept technology as part of their daily classroom lives. Conlon says Kimery appreciates the importance of new technology and is not afraid to use it. She says, Kimery integrates technology into her classroom and the children respond.
After receiving the Excel Award, Kimery said she would use the $1,000 teacher grant from LG&E KU to enhance the technology in her classroom.
Kimery has been teaching in the Jefferson County School system for 16 years and says she is teaching content in kindergarten today that she taught in first grade when she began teaching in the mid 1990's.
She says kindergarten is a great opportunity to teach kids because their minds are like a sponge at that age. They simply soak up knowledge.
When students leave Kimery's classroom and move to first grade, they leave as readers, writers and mathematicians.
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Field reports of aflatoxin contamination of corn and corn silage are coming in, particularly from southern states where wet growing and harvest conditions were common this season. Some processors have also had to dump tankers of milk because contamination levels exceeded safe level of 0.5 parts per billion.
Other mycotoxins are also a concern this year, and proper bunker management is critical to prevent contaminated feed, says Lon Whitlow, a mycotoxin expert with North Carolina State University. "Approximately 1.7% of consumed aflatoxin in feed is transferred to the milk," he says.
Acute mycotoxin toxicity is usually not a problem because the cow's rumen will destroy a large proportion of many mycotoxins, Whitlow says. But chronic problems, more difficult to diagnose, can persist. Chronic levels can lead to reduced feed intake, altered rumen fermentation and digestive upset, diarrhea, intestinal irritation, lethargy, reduced milk production and lowered reproductive rates. Mycotoxins can also suppress immunity, making cattle more vulnerable to disease, says Whitlow. Vaccines also might be less effective in the presence of mycotoxins.
"Robust rumen fermentation is important in mycotoxin prevention by maximizing mycotoxin degradation in the rumen," says Whitlow. "The use of buffers, sufficient effective fiber and microbials to stimulate rumen function can be helpful."
If mycotoxin contamination is suspected, the use of absorbents to prevent animal absorption and antioxidants to reduce oxidative stress also might be prudent.
To prevent mycotoxin growth in silage, air must be excluded from the silage pack. That means corn should be harvested at the proper moisture for dense packing. The use of an inoculant to enhance fermentation and sealing the silo immediately after filling are also critical.
After opening the silage, 6" to 12" of the silage face should be removed daily. The use of a facer is also highly recommended to ensure a clean, air-tight feeding face. Any spoiled or moldy silage should be discarded.
Whitlow's presentation Wednesday, held in conjunction with World Dairy Expo, was sponsored by Prince Agri Products. See excerpts from his presentation here.
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text: Possibly the least sporty, most poorly constructed small car ever sold in America was the Renault R5. Known in this country as the LeCar, the Renault looked and drove like a Yugo, only smaller, with less power and worse reliability. Renault was racing, however. During the late '70s and early '80s, the company was pioneering development of turbocharged engines in its Formula One racing cars. Those 1.5-liter turbo engines eventually reached as high as an estimated 1,200 hp in qualifying trim. Renault wanted to put its turbo expertise to work in rally competition, and the tiny R5 was the designated platform. But putting a bunch of turbo horses to the ground through the front wheels didn't seem like a good recipe for a fast rally car, so Renault engineers removed the back seat and installed the engine amidships, driving the rear wheels through a five-speed transaxle. To make this version eligible for racing, Renault then had to sell the R5 Turbo in its showrooms. Unfortunately, the manufacturer didn't officially import the little hot rod to America. Sun International Racing, of Manhattan Beach, Calif., stepped in to fill the void, making the necessary modifications to import the cars legally and selling about 200 of the surprisingly quick little cars through Centennial Motors, a dealer in Boulder, Colo. A few dozen others came in through other channels. Renault wasn't amused, and put the "gray-market" R5 Turbos on its most unwanted list. The company even instructed its dealers to stop providing parts or service for the outlaws. The R5's 1,397cc pushrod engine featured an aluminum head with beautifully formed hemi combustion chambers. In the stock factory turbo configuration, the engine was good for 160 hp. In the early '80s, this was an astounding number. Optional 185-hp and 200-hp upgrade kits were available from the factory, and the aftermarket has since jumped in with 300-hp versions. In a new 185-hp car, Car and Driver got a 6.5-second 0-60 and a 14.6-second quarter mile before reaching a top speed of 124 mph. But drag racing isn't the Turbo's forte, given its tall, road-racing gearing and its tool-shed aerodynamics obviously limit its top speed potential. For high-speed assaults on twisty mountain roads, however, the car may be without equal. The 40/60 weight distribution, race-spec unequal-length control arm suspension at all four corners, unboosted rack-and-pinion steering and unboosted four-wheel disc brakes provide awesome feedback. Drivers accustomed to front-wheel drive would be amazed at the direct feeling of the steering and the available power oversteer. The engine delivers little power at the low end, but the output grows shockingly as the turbo boost needle swings clockwise. Kept on the boil, the R5 Turbo is like riding a lit bottle rocket. For some reason, there's virtually no audible turbo whine, so the boost gauge and the neck-snapping surge of acceleration are the only clues the car is turbocharged. Well, that and the 6-inch tall "TURBO" lettering across the back window. The turbo's plumbing is short and direct, which contributes to minimal lag and reflects Renault's experience in Formula One. Heat, often a gremlin in turbocharged cars, is well managed with insulation and heat shielding in the R5's remarkably sanitary engine bay. The Turbo 2 shown here is a later, less-expensive machine than the original rally replica sold in 1980-'81. That car featured an aluminum hood and roof, while the Turbo 2, sold between 1982 and '86, made do with the steel components from the standard R5. The Turbo 2 also used the standard R5 dashboard, while the original Turbo had a Euro-disco styled dash, which added to the cost, but didn't make the car go any faster. The Turbo 2's sparse, angular dash is a study in period architecture, with its sharp-edged "futuristic" gauge binnacle. The speedometer, tach and water temperature gauges are standard R5 fare, though the boost gauge mounts in the center stack. The Turbo 2's wheels are unfashionably small in diameter compared with modern sport coupes, and their turbine styling predates today's preferred spoked wheels. What's really interesting about them, however, is their size. The fronts measure 14 3/8 inches in diameter. The rears are 15 3/8 inches. The reason for this is their original Michelin TRX radials. In the late '70s, to keep their newly designed, new construction radial from being mounted on standard wheels, Michelin used metric-sized wheels. The fronts are 365mm and the rears are 390mm. The design, however, offered no benefits over conventionally sized tires on standard wheels, and was discarded. In width and aspect ratio, the Turbo's tires were well ahead of their time. The lightly loaded fronts are 55 series, and are 190mm wide, while the rears have the same profile but are 220mm wide. Fortunately, TRX tires are still available for R5 Turbo owners. Unfortunately, they leave the cars saddled with tires that were designed in '80s. 'New, the Turbo 2 listed for $22,500, in its standard 160-hp configuration. This was roughly the same price as the Porsche 944 of the same era. Today, old Turbo 2s are worth about $15,000 to $20,000 (unlike old 944s), according to Sun International Racing president Tom Calahane. The earlier, rarer Turbo 1 models are a bit pricier. Sun still sells parts for the cars through its Web site at www.thesunsite.com. Jerry Fink, proprietor of Pennsylvania turbo tuner Laminar Concepts, owns a pair of Turbo 2s and has worked on many of them for customers. 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Camera Nipponica: Photographs from Japan, 1880–1930
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Camera Nipponica: Photographs from Japan, 1880–1930 [installation view].
The 1853 arrival of Commodore Perry's "Black Ships" in Edo Bay marked the end of Japan's rigid policy of seclusion, which had sheltered the country from foreign influence for over two centuries. Japan's emergence from this period of isolation coincided with the rapid development of photography in the mid-nineteenth century, and the country's introduction to the outside world was mediated in part by this new technology. Western and Japanese photographers alike, including Kimbei Kusakabe, Adolfo Farsari, and Nobukuni Enami, established commercial studios in the newly opened treaty port of Yokohama. Their inventories of meticulously hand-colored images of Japanese scenery and genre subjects successfully responded to the Western tourist's taste for the exotic. Known as Yokohama shashin, these handsome photographs were sold separately or, more often, mounted on thick stock and bound between boards of lavishly decorated lacquer or silk brocade and sold as luxury albums.
Camera Nipponica: Photographs from Japan, 1880–1930 includes examples of souvenir albumen prints and delicate glass lantern slides from the Meiji (1868–1912) and Taishō (1912–1926) eras. The exhibition also highlights a larger selection of vernacular portrait photography taken mostly by unknown Japanese photographers during the same time period. Providing an intriguing contrast to the photographs created specifically for foreign trade, these black and white images were made by and for the domestic Japanese market. Formal studio portraits and large group photographs in diverse settings give us an intimate and compelling look at Japan's photographic—and cultural—history.


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A Few Bad Men
When the election ends, a complete Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse investigation should begin
Scott Horton became familiar with military doctrine long before he was fairly able to understand it. As a child, he was raised on Kirtland Air Force Base, the son of an officer, before leaving Albuquerque three decades ago to embark on a career as an international transaction attorney and human rights lawyer, most notably representing former-Soviet Union dissident Andreis Sakharov.
Thin Line
Sticking Larry Aherns brain up a bug's ass is like sticking a BB in a boxcar, part 3.
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A Race to the Bottom in Mental Health Care
A few weeks ago I wrote about how foolish a policy it is for a state to funnel its public mental health funds through "for profit" HMOs—private companies charged with managing that care but which can increase their profit line by reducing services.
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Odds & Ends
Dateline: Australia—A court has ruled that a convicted heroin dealer can claim a $165,000 tax deduction for money that was stolen during a bad drug deal. The Australian Taxation Office had been trying to make Francesco Dominico La Rosa of Perth pay tax on his 1994-95 income, which is estimated at $337,000. But La Rosa, who recently served a 12-year term for dealing heroin and amphetamines, insisted his taxable income should be reduced. La Rosa told the High Court that the $165,000 cash he had buried in his back yard was dug up to pay for a drug deal in May 1995. That transaction went badly and ended up with the money being stolen by unknown people. The High court agreed with a lower court decision that upheld La Rosa's claims. The federal government has now vowed to change the law to bar losses incurred in illegal transactions from being claimed as tax deductions in the future.
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Metallics like silver, gold, bronze, copper & pewter, are hot fashion trends but how do you pull them off without looking like a ball of aluminum foil? In this episode of Impromptu Madness, co-hosts, Sharon & Brad tell you how to wear metallics and look chic, not cheesy. Plus, Sharon is having a "Maude" moment…Published on December 10, 2010
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'Follow the Model,' Miss J's Guide to Unleashing Presence, Poise, and Power
Reading "Follow the Model, Miss J's Guide to Unleashing Presence, Poise, and Power" by my old friend, assistant stylist / sidekick, former partner in bettering the crimes of fashion is just like sitting around and talking to Alex, ummm Miss J.Well, we've already gone through this he has as many names as he has fabulous steps as a runway coach. He is Alex to me as his real name is Alexander Jenkins but others also know him as Jay. Then there is J. Alexander from his modeling days and Miss J to those who know him from "Americas Next Top Model." The book will explain…"Follow the Model" is a steady stream of consciousness. A long and winding journey that is colored with words so dense with visuals that you feel like you share each experience with him short of his hilarious in-the-flesh impersonations, that is. If he weren't on ANTL, he'd probably be on SNL.I've never been very good at working with people bereft of personality life is too short to be bored to death. I prefer to surround myself with creative-minded people who are inspirational and entertaining. When I was a stylist, my posse may have had a bit too much personality, if that was ever possible.Published on February 05, 2010
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Straight talk dish and no bologna and cheese He is Miss J. Alexander, the zany and straight shooting, model dishing diva from a zillion television seasons' of "America's Next Top Model" to most of you. But to me he is my old friend Alex. READ: Follow the Model Slightly outrageous but more down-to-earth and compassionate…Published on December 08, 2008


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More than 1,800 children and spouses, including some from
the Tri-State, will depart for the Lone Star state today, as part of the
Snowball Express.
The annual trip is for families who have lost a loved
one serving our country overseas and aims to create new and happy memories during the
holiday season. While in Texas, families will participate in
conversations and activities to help them cope with loss.
The Snowball Express is an all expenses paid, four-day trip sponsored by
American Airlines.
The gate and plane are festively decorated, and the theme
for the long weekend is "Wizard of Oz."
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A World War II veteran and a preschooler, who were best buds, reunite for play date after the preschooler moved away.


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'Coco Chanel & Igor Stravinsky': A feast for fashion-loving eyes
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Chanel. Now there's a name to quicken the pulse of every fashionista in love with classic chic! If you ever doubted the genius of Coco Chanel, the latest movie about the French couturier should convince you of her rare talent. The designs worn by Anna M


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Tucker Cipriano spoke out Wednesday before being sentenced to life without parole. He made a tearful apology to the family he and Mitchell Young tore apart with a baseball bat during a drug-fueled robbery attempt.His mother and brother were nearly killed. His father was murdered.Cipriano's immediate family was not in court for the sentencing. His mother's family gathered instead."Dad, I'm here taking responsibility for my part holding up my head as best I can. To everyone else, I'm sorry for paving the way for such violence and being a direct cause for such immense pain in so many people's past, present and future," Cipriano said.
Watch the second video to hear Cipriano's statement in its entirety."You've ruined your life. You've ruined lives of people who did nothing but love you, and that is the saddest part of it all," Judge Shalina Kumar told him.As for Young, he was also tearful and apologetic, but also defiant, insisting he is not guilty."I feel I was wrongfully convicted. I don't think that the jury looked for reasonable doubt. I think they were looking for a reason," he said."My intent was not to cause any harm. The only reason that I went there that night was to assist someone that asked me to help them pick up their personal belongings, and that quickly turned into a living nightmare that none of us have been able to wake up from."
Watch the third video to hear Young's statement in its entirety.The judge called Young's refusal to accept responsibility for his actions unbelievable."They were your decisions. You made the decisions on your own, and you were smart enough to know better. So you have ruined your own life along with the lives of the Cipriano family," Kumar said.
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- Graduate Programs
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Graduate Programs
If you would like to become a graduate student at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, there are several different programs to which you can apply. Most students are members of the joint Fred Hutchinson/University of Washington Molecular and Cellular Biology graduate program.
Molecular and Cellular Biology Program
The Molecular and Cellular Biology graduate program is an interdisciplinary program of graduate studies leading to a Ph.D. degree. Approximately 190 faculty from Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and the University of Washington participate in the program. Many areas of structural, molecular, cellular and developmental biology are represented. For detailed information, visit the Molecular and Cellular Biology website.
Biological Physics Structure and Design
Another interesting graduate program leading to a Ph.D. degree, including faculty from both the University of Washington and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, is the Biological Physics Structure and Design Members of this program study the use and determination of atomic-level structures of biologically important molecules, with goals that include understanding the relationship between structure and function, predicting three-dimensional structures of biomolecules, and designing new molecules.
Other Options
Many faculty in the research divisions at Fred Hutchinson have affiliate appointments in departments at the University of Washington. In most cases, a graduate student accepted into a University of Washington graduate program in a department with which Hutchinson Center faculty are affiliated, can choose to follow graduate research in the laboratory of the affiliate at the Hutchinson Center. Contact individual departments or researchers with whom you are interested in working for more specific details.
Funding for Graduate Students
There are several sources for graduate student support available to scientists at Fred Hutchinson. Stipends to support graduate students and postdoctoral fellows come from a variety of sources, including:
- Biobehavioral Cancer Prevention and Control Training Program
- Biological Physics Structure and Design
- Chromosome Metabolism and Cancer Training Grant
- Interdisciplinary Dual Mentor Fellowships
- Molecular Cellular Ph.D./Epidemiology M.S. Fellowships
- Viral Pathogenesis Training Grant
- Other federal and private foundation grants (discuss with your graduate advisor)
- See Office of Sponsored Research Fellowships for more postdoctoral funding options.
Graduate Courses
View a description of graduate courses taught at the Hutchinson Center.
Weintraub Award for Graduate Students
The Weintraub Award honors graduate students for outstanding achievements.
Graduate Student Resources
Members of the Student/Postdoc Advisory Committee (SPAC) have put together a collection of resources including a survival handbook.
Research Ethics
All Hutchinson Center-based trainees (postdoctoral researchers, clinical fellows, and graduate students) must complete requirements during their tenure at the center. For details about the training see the Research Ethics Education Program Web site.
Authorization Statement
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center is authorized by the Washington Student Achievement Council and meets the requirements and minimum educational standards established for degree-granting institutions under the Degree-Granting Institutions Act. This authorization is subject to periodic review and authorizes Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center to offer specific degree programs. The Council may be contacted for a list of currently authorized programs. Authorization by the Council does not carry with it an endorsement by the Council of the institution or its programs. Any person desiring information about the requirements of the act or the applicability of those requirements to the institution may contact the Council at P.O. Box 43430, Olympia, WA 98504-3430.


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10 U.S. Code § 1090a - Commanding officer and supervisor referrals of members for mental health evaluations
(a) Regulations.— The Secretary of Defense shall prescribe and maintain regulations relating to commanding officer and supervisor referrals of members of the armed forces for mental health evaluations. The regulations shall incorporate the requirements set forth in subsections (b), (c), and (d) and such other matters as the Secretary considers appropriate.
(b) Reduction of Perceived Stigma.— The regulations required by subsection (a) shall, to the greatest extent possible—
(1) seek to eliminate perceived stigma associated with seeking and receiving mental health services, promoting the use of mental health services on a basis comparable to the use of other medical and health services; and
(c) Procedures for Inpatient Evaluations.— The regulations required by subsection (a) shall provide that, when a commander or supervisor determines that it is necessary to refer a member of the armed forces for a mental health evaluation—
(1) the health evaluation shall only be conducted in the most appropriate clinical setting, in accordance with the least restrictive alternative principle; and
(d) Prohibition on Use of Referrals for Mental Health Evaluations to Retaliate Against Whistleblowers.— The regulations required by subsection (a) shall provide that no person may refer a member of the armed forces for a mental health evaluation as a reprisal for making or preparing a lawful communication of the type described in section 1034 (c)(2) of this title, and applicable regulations. For purposes of this subsection, such communication shall also include a communication to any appropriate authority in the chain of command of the member.
(e) Definitions.— In this section:
(1) The term "mental health professional" means a psychiatrist or clinical psychologist, a person with a doctorate in clinical social work, or a psychiatric clinical nurse specialist.
(2) The term "mental health evaluation" means a psychiatric examination or evaluation, a psychological examination or evaluation, an examination for psychiatric or psychological fitness for duty, or any other means of assessing the state of mental health of a member of the armed forces.
(3) The term "least restrictive alternative principle" means a principle under which a member of the armed forces committed for hospitalization and treatment shall be placed in the most appropriate and therapeutic available setting—
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Turkey Upgrades the T-38 Jet Trainer
Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) has delivered the first of 55 Turkish Air Force (TAF) upgraded T-38M jet trainers to the service. TAI completed two prototypes and is upgrading three more aircraft. The other 50 will be modified at a TAF depot over the next three years, with TAI's assistance.
The avionics modernization program was designed by TAI and includes 14 new features, including equipment supplied by Turkish defense companies Aselsan and Havelsan. The front cockpit has a head-up display, and both cockpits have upfront controllers and two large head-down displays.
The upgrade also extends to ground-based training, with a new simulator, cockpit procedures trainer and computer-based learning. According to a presentation at the recent Military Flight Training conference in London organized by Defence IQ, the TAF will take advantage of the T-38M's improved avionics to save 12 sorties in its advanced flying training syllabus. The aircraft will also take over 20 fighter lead-in training sorties that are currently flown in F-5s.
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Advanced Carpet Technologies' professional technicians arm themselves with powerful cleaning tools in order to banish dirt and stains from homes. A multitalented company, they clean upholstery, cars, air ducts, and area rugs. On top of their regularly scheduled carpet cleanings, the staff is on-call for emergency water and mold remediation in case of a flood, sewer backup, or if a rain cloud sneaks inside.
In business since 1928, owner Kris Knochelmann and his team from Schneller Heating, AC & Plumbing have a strong history of appliance repair and installation. Available at all hours of the day, the team of technicians performs air-conditioner and furnace maintenance, cleans ducts, and fixes plumbing problems.
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Virginia is playing host to hundreds of tourism leaders from across the country this week.
More than 600 people will take part in the U.S. Travel Association's 30th Educational Seminar for Tourism Organizations this week.
Governor Bob McDonnell, who has championed Virginia's tourism industry since he took office, helped kick off the event Monday morning.
"Having this conference in Richmond is really important because Governor McDonnell has been a massive supporter of the tourism industry and recognizing the economic development on our economy," said Caroline Gibson, director of corporate communications for the Virginia Tourism Corporation.
The tourism industry in Virginia supports 207,000 jobs and generates tens of billions of dollars in revenue across the state every year.
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RICHMOND –Richmond is the host city for this week's U.S. Travel Association Educational Seminar for Tourism Organizations (ESTO), the only national forum where tourism destination professionals at the state, regional, and local level get critical tools, tips, and information to help them better market and grow their destinations. This premiere event, which is taking place August 18-20, draws the brightest minds in tourism marketing to Virginia's capital city, and is expected to have record-breaking attendance with nearly 650 registered delegates. The 30th annual ESTO conference will also have an economic impact of nearly $1 million over the span of only three days, an outcome that will be felt throughout the city by all sectors of the hospitality industry, from hotels and attractions to transportation services and restaurants.
"Virginia is thrilled to host the ESTO conference and showcase why we are one of the best and most hospitable places in America to visit," said Governor McDonnell. "Tourism is one of the key drivers of the Virginia and U.S. economy, and this conference will draw some of the brightest minds in tourism together to learn, share, and develop successful strategies to help drive tourism in their communities and beyond."
"ESTO is like the Oscars of the tourism industry, and we are rolling out the red carpet in Richmond for our industry partners from across the country," said Rita McClenny, president and CEO of the Virginia Tourism Corporation (VTC). "This record-breaking conference is the only one of its kind where marketers from every state can come together to share ideas and best practices that they can then take home and implement to help improve—and sometimes revolutionize—their strategies and tactics. ESTO is an absolutely imperative training tool for tourism professionals, and we're thrilled to be hosting it in Richmond this year."
This is the first time Richmond has hosted ESTO, and the third time the conference has taken place in Virginia. Governor Bob McDonnell, an avid supporter and advocate of Virginia tourism, is kicking-off the conference by speaking at the opening ceremony this morning at 9 a.m.
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ESTO is an opportunity to showcase Richmond's businesses and organizations. Representatives from VCU Brandcenter, the Martin Agency, VTC, and Richmond Region Tourism will share their insights and experiences through seminars such as "How to Spark Killer Creative," and "Crew Call: Film and TV in Your Destination," which will highlight the success of the 2011 filming of Lincoln in and around Richmond.
Playing off of the success of Lincoln and the film industry in Virginia, VTC will host the conclusion of the conference with the "double feature" of a closing reception and an awards ceremony, where the highly coveted Destiny Awards, Mercury Awards, and State Tourism Director of the Year Award will be handed out against the backdrop of an "old school" drive-in movie theater.
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2 tablespoons vegetable oil, divided
1 egg
1 teaspoon chopped garlic
1/2 cup sliced white onion
6 ounces sliced chicken breast
6 ounces peeled large shrimp, deveined
2 cups leftover cooked rice (preferably long-grain rice at room temperature or lukewarm)
1/2 cup fresh pineapple
1 tablespoon unsalted roasted cashews
Sliced fresh pineapple, cucumber and tomatoes for garnish
Mix all the sauces and vinegar with sugar in a small bowl; set aside. Heat wok and add 1 tablespoon oil, heating until the oil's about to start smoking. Add egg to the heated oil, and stir until cooked. Remove cooked egg and set aside with rice.
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Arlington Heights Police say a 38 year old reported gunman prompted an evacuation at the apartment building at 151 West Wing Street.
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The suspect was placed on a stretcher and taken to the hospital for evaluation.
Snipers and heavily armed officers filled the streets in Downtown Arlington Heights by Saturday night. Residents say the hostage situation inside the 6th floor apartment led to a forced evacuation.
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The search contunues for three suspects who not only robbed a Harriman convenience store, but also stabbed the clerk who did not resist them.
Last Friday's early morning robbery happened at the Eagle Food Mart at 909 Georgia St.
The victim was taken to the hospital by ambulance and treated for knife injuries.
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TORONTO - With training camp just around the corner, the Toronto Raptors have formally announced the addition of forward Chris Wright and guards Julyan Stone and Carlos Morais.
Terms of Thursday's signings were not disclosed but all three deals are believed to be non-guaranteed, allowing the new additions to attend training camp - beginning in Toronto on Oct. 1 - and compete for the team's final available roster spot.
Wright, 24, participated on the Raptors 2013 Summer League team in Las Vegas, averaging 10.0 points and 3.2 rebounds in five games. After attending camp with Toronto in 2012 the athletic forward, listed at 6-8, played for the Maine Red Claws of the NBA Development League where he appeared in 39 games and ranked 10th in scoring pouring in 18.3 points per contest.
Stone averaged 1.7 points and 1.5 rebounds in 26 games regular season games with the Denver Nuggets over the last two years, also appearing in four playoff contests. The 24-year-old point guard was expected to sign a guaranteed deal with the Raptors earlier this summer before lingering knee and hip injuries put the agreement on ice. Raptors General Manager Masai Ujiri, who previously acquired Stone in Denver, had maintained that the guard would be given another opportunity to earn a spot on the roster if and when he proved to be healthy.
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WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAU) - The NAOMI group is hosting a forum tomorrow night on the state of public transit in Wausau.
The group is looking to reopen discussion on what it means to have the bus and other services running in the Metro. Metro Ride Director Greg Seubert says service in Wausau has seen some major damage due to funding cuts at the state and federal level. "That's a cut of 10%, and when you impose levy limits so you can't raise funds, you have to make cuts to service and in our case it was pretty dramatic."
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It's the visual imagery that usually dictates how a story plays on TV — as well as how viewers perceive it.
And the image driving a story about Maryland Attorney General Douglas F. Gansler being at a beach party where underage drinking took place is not the kind of visual with which any public official wants to be associated — especially one in law enforcement.
All the news conferences, like the one Gansler held Thursday, and all the words of spin the Democratic candidate for governor might muster won't change the storytelling power of a beach-party moment captured on Instagram.
It was fascinating to watch the story that The Sun broke play out across TV on Thursday as the networks and cable channels chased and re-shaped the report to the dictates of their medium.
Morning shows are, rather than about news, first and foremost about lifestyle, relationships and family. And so, co-host Mika Brzezinski on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" and then Willie Geist, Natalie Morales and Al Roker on NBC's "Today" framed the facts and images of the Gansler story within a round-table discussion about parenting.
The ostensible premise of both pieces: Did Gansler, the father of a 19-year-old at the party of graduating high school seniors, act responsibly in doing nothing?
And there was some discussion of that. But the "Morning Joe" segment, which ran for a whopping 7:02, was dominated by the image that ran in Thursday's Sun of half-naked teens dancing.
In the foreground were two young men and a young woman dancing on a table. The woman was between the two men, and they were all drenched in something. The man behind the woman was pressed against her, wearing a look of abandon if not ecstasy. Another young man, who was also drenched in something, was pounding his bare chest.
"I want to show you a photo from a teen party in Delaware," Brzezinski said six seconds into the report as the party image filled the screen.
"This is during Senior Week at a beach house in June," she continued. "Quite a bash. … Two guys dancing on a table with a woman, after being drenched with some kind of liquid. Teens confirmed that there was a lot of drinking at the party. If you look closely, there's a man in a white shirt holding up a cell phone. That is [Maryland] Attorney General Gansler, Douglas Gansler. He says he was there looking for his son. So, Gansler said he had no business stepping in to stop the party."
The image, which had been enhanced with a halo of light around Gansler's head once Brzezinski directed viewers to his image, was replaced by a blow-up version of a Gansler quote from The Sun story, "The question is, do I have any moral authority over other people's children at beach week in another state? I say no."
"So," Brzezinski said, "here are critics who wonder whether that version of the attorney general who made that statement ever met this version. Take a look."
And then, the screen filled with Gansler in a public service announcement, saying, "Hi, I'm Attorney General Doug Gansler. Alarmingly, kids typically begin to experiment with alcohol around age 12. Parents, you're the leading influence on your teen's decision not to drink. It's never too early to talk to your kids about smart ways to say no … ."
"Wow," one of her guests said when the PSA ended.
"Yeah, that could be a problem," said another. "Not good."
Brzezinski did talk about how "incredibly complicated" it is to be the parent of a teen. But, in TV terms, the only takeaway was the image of all those wet bare bodies and the attorney general of Maryland standing in the middle of them holding up a cell phone — and doing nothing to stop it.
Adding to the tableau was a logo MSNBC ran at the bottom of the screen.
The rectangular box had a picture of a party hat in one corner, with Gansler's face in the other. In between the hat and the face were the words: "Don't Stop The Party."
Alongside that rectangular box was another that said, "IT'S (NOT) MY PARTY. MD AG DEFENDS NOT STOPPING TEEN BASH."
All that was missing was the term "sex romp" to make it the perfect package — for the front of a British tabloid.


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With the public's help, Chicago police identified an elderly woman found wandering in the South Shore neighborhood. She was reunited with her family late Sunday.
The confused woman was located in the 7300 block of South Bennett Avenue and did not know her name or address, police said.
She was described as 80-85 years old, 5-foot-5, 100 pounds with gray hair, brown eyes and a medium complexion. She is wearing a black Calvin Klein jacket, a red turtleneck sweater, black pants and black gym shoes.
Anyone who knew the woman's identity were asked to contact Area Central detectives at (312) 747-8380.
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GUILFORD — Police said a Vernon man was under the influence of alcohol when he crashed his motorcycle into the back of a van Friday evening.
Around 6 p.m., Vermont State Police responded to a crash on Route 5. According to police, Brian A. Cobb, 36, was riding a motorcycle when he tried and failed to pass a van. Instead, police said, he drove his motorcycle into the rear of the van.
Cobb was taken to Brattleboro Memorial Hospital, where he was treated and released. None of the occupants of the van were injured.
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White House press secretary Jay Carney insisted Wednesday that President Obama did not select his nominees for ambassadorships based on how much money individuals donated to his political campaigns.
"Being a donor does not get you a job in this administration nor does it preclude you from one," Carney said, adding that Obama chose candidates for such posts from a "variety of walks of life."
However, the administration has been embarrassed recently by nominees unable to answer basic questions about the countries to which they are being appointed.
George Tsunis, Obama's nominee for ambassador to Norway, seemed unfamiliar with the structure of the Norwegian government during a hearing on Capitol Hill. And Tsunis also told lawmakers the Progress Party was a fringe element in Norway, when it actually has major representation in the country's government.
Tsunis, however, did raise nearly $850,000 for the president's re-election efforts in 2012.
And Noah Bryson Mamet, another Obama bundler who was nominated as ambassador to Argentina, told lawmakers he had never been to the South American nation.
"I haven't had the opportunity yet to be there," the nominee said. "I've traveled pretty extensively around the world, but I haven't yet had a chance."
For his part, Obama's top spokesman put his name in the running for the vacant ambassadorship to France.
When asked why the post hadn't been filled yet, Carney quipped, "I'm still being vetted."


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The President's Task Force on Accessible Electronic and Information Technology
On November 16, 2006, President Robert A. Corrigan appointed and charged a task force composed of key individuals throughout the university to examine the state of disability access to technology at SF State. The group was further charged to develop a transition plan that included policy recommendations and implementation procedures.
In accordance with the CSU Chancellor's Office (CO) coded memorandum on the Accessible Technology Initiative (ATI), the task force accepted the charge and proceeded to develop implementation plans for the three areas of focus outlined in the coded memo, web accessibility, instructional materials accessibility and the procurement of accessible electronic and information technology. Go to the strategic planning page for more information about ACCESS accomplishments at SF State and the work that lies ahead.
Task Force Membership as of June 2009
- Brian Beatty, Assistant. Professor - Instructional Technologies
- Maggie Beers, Director - Academic Technology
- Debra Chaw, Chief of Operations - University Advancement
- Eugene R. Chelberg, Associate Vice President for Student Affairs and Director of the Disability Programs and Resource Center (Chair)
- Stephen C. Smith, Director - Procurement, Administration and Finance
- Julianne Tolson, Director - Web and User Services, Division of Information Technology
- Ya Wang, Electronic Collections Coordinator - Library
- Shawn Whalen, Chair of the Academic Senate and Coach Specialist - Communication Studies, Humanities
Ex-officio Membership:
ACCESS Support Team Disability Programs & Resource Center, Student Affairs:
- Geoff Brown, Assistant Director
- Avi Chandiramani, Project Coordinator and IT Consultant
- Bill Grubaugh, Disability Access Compliance Analyst
- Lauri L. Meschke, Special Consultant/Assessment Coordinator & Assistant Professor – Child and Adolescent Development Program, College of HSS
- Tony Moy, Lead Interpreter
- Wiebke Mueller, Web Accessibility Consultant
- Christopher Read, Accessible Media Coordinator
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