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TITUSVILLE - It's crunch time for supporters of Titusville's A. Max Brewer Bridge, a Top 10 Finalist in "America's Transportation Awards."
Only one week remains in the race for the "People's Choice Award," which goes to the transportation project voted the best by the online general public.
The "People's Choice Award," which is one part of "America's Transportation Awards," will provide $10,000 to the winning project's state Department of Transportation, which must be donated to a charity or scholarship, according to the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials, which hosts the awards, along with AAA and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
"The project was submitted to our leadership in Tallahassee to consider for entry," said Steve Olson, public information manager for Florida Department of Transportation. "While the award is $10,000 to a charity of choice, there is also an element of boasting rights if one wins."
"The (A. Max Brewer Bridge) is really a great project," he said. "We have heard the bridge itself has become a destination. Not just something to get across by a car, but a place for walkers, joggers and anglers, since a fishing pier was part of the project."
The Florida Department of Transportation spent $44.8 million to replace the A. Max Brewer Bridge, which was originally built in the 1940s as a low-level swing bridge. The project reached completion in 2011.
"The city of Titusville is very happy with how the bridge is fitting in with redevelopment and development efforts. The bridge also links the mainland to the wildlife refuge and to NASA. It is really striking, especially lit up at night," Mr. Olson said.
As a whole, "America's Transportation Awards" aims to build support for transportation at federal, state and local levels. In addition to the "People's Choice Award," the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials will give a grand prize award to the project of its choice as part of the transportation awards.
A. Max Brewer Bridge is up against transportation projects from nine other states in the U.S., including Maryland, Virginia, Massachusetts, Iowa, Missouri, California, Nevada, Louisiana and Kentucky.
Currently, Florida and California are neck and neck for first place in the competition, Mr. Olson said.
"We wouldn't be pushing so hard for this project to win if we didn't believe in it," Mr. Olson said. "People can vote up to 10 times per day, per email address. We are aggressively using social media to get the word out, and any help, in the form of online voting, from our constituents and supporters is very much appreciated."
To vote, or to learn more about the competition, visit www.americastransportationaward.org and click "vote now." Voting lasts until Oct. 19.
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Summary: It takes an irreverent, original writer and thinker like Bill McKibben to reveal to a new generation of readers how intensely practical Thoreau's vision in Walden is for those of us living our lives at the cusp of the new millennium. Recent Thoreau scholarship has concentrated on Thoreau as prescient forest ecologist; McKibben--author of The End of Nature and one of our best-read social and environmental critics--places him firmly back in his role as cultural and spiritual seer. McKibben identifies two questions asked by Thoreau as central to a late-twentieth-century reading of Walden: "How much is enough?" and "How do I know what I want?" Questions, McKibben reminds us, that must come to dominate the end of the twentieth century if we are to live well into the twenty-first. McKibben's relevant and lively introduction and annotations to the 1854 edition make us see Walden as, among other things, a way to think about how we use our time, how we spend our money --and how to live essential lives.
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Relief for PMS
Can herbs ease a woman's mood swings and bloating?
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May 22, 2000 -- As a physician, Mary Hardy, MD, was trained to view herbal medicine with a healthy dose of skepticism. But her patients kept gushing about the remedies they were using for premenstrual syndrome (PMS). "I'd had so many patients come in with dramatic stories," she says. "One woman told me 'these herbs are like magic.' "
So when she herself fell victim to a bad case of PMS, Hardy decided to try the two herbs most commonly used for the problem -- evening primrose oil and chaste tree berry (also known as vitex). To her delight, they eased her symptoms, and when Hardy praised the herbs at a March 2000 conference of the American Pharmaceutical Association, national news reports carried her remarks.
Hardy was more open than many physicians to the idea of herbal remedies; as the medical director of the Cedars-Sinai Integrative Medicine Medical Group in Los Angeles, her clinic melds conventional Western medicine with complementary methods like herbs, osteopathy, and acupuncture. After discovering that herbs relieved her own symptoms, Hardy hit the library to see what researchers had learned.
What she found highlights the dilemma of many women seeking alternative treatments to ease PMS. While self-help books and Internet sites trumpet the power of herbal remedies, there's scant scientific evidence to support the claims.
Fortunately, herbs aren't the only treatment available for PMS sufferers who want to avoid hormones and anti-depressants with their side effects. Researchers have found solid evidence for some vitamins and minerals -- so much that the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) in April revised its recommendations on PMS to include them.
The Truth About Herbs
Most of the evidence for botanical PMS remedies is made up of individual anecdotes like Hardy's. And many studies have suggested that the placebo effect -- a patient's belief in the power of a medicine -- may be the reason so many women report relief from these herbs.
For example, PMS sufferers have reported feeling much better in studies using evening primrose oil. But in the August 1990 issue of the Medical Journal of Australia, researchers reported a more careful approach: They divided 38 women in two groups. One took primrose oil and one took a placebo. But groups reported the same improvement.
As for chaste tree berry, most tests haven't compared it to a placebo. And scientists have yet to scrutinize dong quai, another herb said to offer PMS relief.
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Does this mean women must rely on hormones and antidepressants -- the standard treatments -- for PMS? No, says Susan Johnson, a gynecologist at the University of Iowa who helped develop the new ACOG standards. If you're in the throes of PMS and in search of supplements that work, Johnson says you may benefit from calcium, magnesium, and vitamin E.
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The range-topping Aston Martin DBS which made its North American debut in L.A. is further refined with the addition of the Touchtronic 2, a 6-speed paddle-shift automatic transmission.
The Touchtronic 2 is a revised version of the same ZF automatic transaxle used in the DB9, but with enhancements to accommodate the DBS' 510-bhp 6.0-liter V-12. The gearbox has been reworked to provide more aggressive shifts and increased flexibility to match the wide powerband of the DBS V-12. In addition, the final-drive has been changed from 3.15:1 to 3.46:1 to provide quicker acceleration. This allows the automatic-equipped DBS to match the manual's 0100 km/h (62 mph) acceleration of 4.3 seconds.
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Easter definitely has to be one of my favorite days of the year. It marks a special moment in my life— the moment in which Jesus decided to take on humanity and not only die but live forever because He loves me. Still boggles my mind every year when I try to wrap my head around what exactly happened on that cross and in that tomb. I can't seem to fathom the kind of love that Jesus seems to so freely give.
It's the kind of love that I don't think our culture here in America quite understands. Actually, I think we've missed the mark completely! The Jesus kind of love is a daring one. Bold, daring, and incredibly humbling. A kind of love that loves without judging. A love that is in complete solidarity with every single human experience and emotion. A love that makes you whole and complete physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. A love that does not control you but rather releases you to be free to be exactly who you were created to be. A love that builds resilience and stands firm amidst all of life's heartaches. A love that embraces and gathers community together rather than pushes away into selfish individualism. A love that gives without ever wanting anything in return. A love that will sacrifice it all just so that you can comprehend your worth.
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Today is the start of my first full week here at Rhizome in the role of Editor & Curator.
In Search of Reality at the Berlin Biennial
This disjunct between reality and its illusory other, the world of privileged consumerism, was at the heart of the 6th Berlin Biennial. In the exhibition catalog, curator Kathrin Rhomberg wrote that there is a growing "gap between the world we talk about and the world as it really is." In an effort to close this gap, the Biennial wrestled with contemporary issues and realities far beyond the gallery walls - an all-too-rare impulse in the hermetic field of visual art.
Unfortunately, this Biennial may well have convinced many of its visitors that artists should stick to the studio; too many of the works lacked any nuance in their portrayal of external realities. There was a highly unpleasant video of a horse being knocked off its feet, subtly titled Problems with Relationship. There was Bernard Bazile's inept installation of shouty protest videos from Paris. There was Sebastian Stumpf running into private garages just as the doors closed behind him, Indiana Jones-style.
Yet there were also moments of brilliance along the way. At its best, the Biennial yielded keen insights into the conditions of contemporary capitalism and the relationship between the personal and the political. Without further ado, here are some of the highlights.
Interview with Graham Harwood
Telephone Trottoire is a publishing system for communities to share news, stories, and opinions over the mobile phone. The system dials members of the Congolese community and plays them a recording in the Lingala language. The recording might be a story, song, or joke, or it could be a discussion of a serious issue. The recipient of the call has the option of leaving a comment in response or forwarding the call to someone else, allowing the system to grow virally. It was developed on behalf of Congolese communities in London by MediaShed, a 'free-media' organization based in Southend-on-Sea, England.
At 01SJ 2008, three artists Graham Harwood, Richard Wright and Matsuko Yokokoji (formerly Mongrel ) presented Tantalum Memorial, an art installation based on Telephone Trottoire. This same installation will be on view at the art and digital culture festival transmediale in Berlin this week. Tantalum Memorial is one of eight projects to win the transmediale 2009 Award. I met up with Harwood at a Peet's Coffee in San Jose last June to discuss these two projects. He wore a hat with the word 'ADDICT' emblazoned across the front (his son's) and ordered an herbal tea. - Michael Connor
01SJ Diary: Day 3
Santana Row in San Jose is a kind of holy grail of large-scale property development, combining dining, shopping, and living space in a complex the size of several city blocks. Yesterday at lunchtime, it was bustling with row upon row of restaurant-goers sitting at tables on the sidewalk in the June sun. Imagine, if you can, Paris in the springtime with cheerful waitstaff and ample parking.
For the next few weeks, this terrestrial utopia will play host to RainDance, an outdoor installation by artist Paul DeMarinis. The piece, which somewhat resembles a shower facility, consists of five jets of water streaming downwards onto a raised walkway. Visitors walk under each stream while holding a plastic umbrella supplied by the attendant on duty. When the water hits the taut plastic, it creates a musical composition, generating different notes as the speed of water flow varies. Because the piece is inaudible until a visitor enters, it has a magical quality which was not lost on the shoppers and passersby who happened upon the piece.
I left Santana Row for the Tech Museum of Innovation, where I saw 01SJ Global Youth Voices, an exhibition produced by Liz Slagus of Eyebeam. Inspired by 2007 Nobel prize-winner Muhammad Yunus' approach to micro-finance, the program had offered $500 grants to artists all over the world aged 11 to 21. Interactive artworks made by 12-year olds from the Nueve School in Hillsborough, CA sat alongside a video tour of Kibera, Africa's largest slum. "It's an impressive amount of work for twenty grand," Graham Harwood commented to me. It's true -- except according to a quick calculation ($500 x 17 artists), the actual figure was much less than 20. In the micro-finance model, even a small loan can change someone's life ...


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This article provides a brief overview of GPS and Assisted GPS (A-GPS).
GPS signals arrive at 50 bits/second, in frames that are 30 seconds long each. They contain:
- The time. Each satellite is basically just an atomic clock, constantly transmitting the time. Because signals take time to reach the receiver, the time is always in the past. How far in the past tells you how far away the satellite is. If you know where the satellites are, and by comparing the time differences from different satellites, you can work out where you are.
- The ephemeris. This gives precise orbital information for the satellite, helping the receiver work out where the satellite is right now.
- The almanac. This gives rough orbital information for all the satellites.
The almanac is large, and must be transmitted in 25 parts, one part in each 30 second frame. That means that to receive all of it takes 12.5 minutes. However, once received, it is useful for a couple of months, and will be updated constantly if the GPS device is used regularly. Some GPS receivers require the entire almanac before they can get a fix, meaning that a device that has not been used for some time can take a long time to get a fix.
Because each frame takes 30 seconds, getting a GPS fix never takes less than 30 seconds.
Because GPS gives you a four-dimensional fix (latitude, longitude, height-above-sea-level and time), you need signals from four satellites to get a fix. However, if you know something about where you are, you can start off with a guess about your location, and refine it as each new satellite is acquired. For example, you can make a fair guess that you're on the surface of the Earth, which instantly cuts down the number of places you can possibly be.
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Assisted GPS (A-GPS) uses an internet connection to help the process of getting a fix move faster. There are two main things the device might get from the A-GPS server.
- The almanac. You can receive this much, much faster from the internet (even at the most basic of mobile phone speeds) than you can from satellites.
- First guess at location. Two things you might get here:
- Time. This gives you a reasonable guess at one of your four dimensions.
- Location. For example, the location of the mobile network base-station you're connected through (which is probably well known) and its range, gives you a first guess at location perhaps as accurately as 100m.
If you get a first guess, you instantly get a (rough) location, and each new satellite that is acquired will improve the accuracy. This means that, not only do you get an immediate first fix, but you get a more accurate fix without having to acquire all four satellites.
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Basically, without a connection, you lose the "assisted" part. But the GPS still works. It will just take longer to get a fix.


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15 U.S. Code § 3711 - National Technology and Innovation Medal
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There is hereby established a National Technology and Innovation Medal, which shall be of such design and materials and bear such inscriptions as the President, on the basis of recommendations submitted by the Office of Science and Technology Policy, may prescribe.
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The President shall periodically award the medal, on the basis of recommendations received from the Secretary or on the basis of such other information and evidence as he deems appropriate, to individuals or companies, which in his judgment are deserving of special recognition by reason of their outstanding contributions to the promotion of technology or technological manpower for the improvement of the economic, environmental, or social well-being of the United States.
Source(Pub. L. 96–480, § 16, formerly § 12,Oct. 21, 1980, 94 Stat. 2319; renumbered § 16,Pub. L. 99–502, § 2,Oct. 20, 1986, 100 Stat. 1785; renumbered § 15,Pub. L. 99–502, § 9(e)(1),Oct. 20, 1986, 100 Stat. 1797; renumbered § 16,Pub. L. 100–418, title V, § 5122(a)(1),Aug. 23, 1988, 102 Stat. 1438; Pub. L. 110–69, title I, § 1003,Aug. 9, 2007, 121 Stat. 576.)
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Most people with kidney cancer have no noticeable symptoms
The majority of kidney tumors are found incidentally when an imaging study, such as CT scan, MRI or ultrasound, is performed for an unrelated reason. There are a number of known risk factors for the development of kidney cancer, including cigarette smoking and hereditary conditions.
Kidney cancer patients who come to the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center have the most current treatments available to them. Options for treatment include:
- Kidney mass biopsy taking a small tissue sample of the kidney tumor to determine if it is cancerous or benign
- Active surveillance many small kidney masses can be watched closely over time and may never need treatment
- Partial nephrectomy (laparoscopic or open; or robotic) removing only the affected portion of the kidney, leaving the normal kidney behind
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New advancements in the battle against AIDS are bringing hope to women living with HIV who want to have kids.
"I always dreamed of having children," said Carole.
But she thought that dream was crushed when she learned she was HIV-positive.
"When I found out I was positive, I had the impression – 'Oh God, I will never be able to have kids,'" she said. "It was the only thing that went through my mind."
Carole didn't know that being infected with HIV didn't necessarily mean she would transfer the virus to her children.
"This is a preventable condition," said Dr. Edwin Thorpe, OB-GYN. "Once we can identify women who have the infection, that therapy can be instituted prior to delivery, during delivery, and the infant can receive medication for what we call prophylaxis."
The mother receives regular treatment during the pregnancy, an IV drip during labor filled with medication to fight transmission and the infant receives six weeks of oral treatments after delivery.
"When that's all in place, the likelihood of transmission is less than one in 100," said Thorpe.
It worked for Carole and her son, and they're not alone.
Tennessee's Shelby County Health Department records show that in 2010, fewer than five children were born who were infected with HIV.
"This is just an incredible statistic," said Dr. Betty Dupont, the executive director of Hope House, a daycare and pre-school for children impacted by HIV and AIDS.
"When I first started here over 13 years ago, about one-third of our children were actually infected with the disease," she said. "Now I believe we just have one child who is positive among our children here."
The rate of infected newborns in Shelby County has dropped 25 percent since the mid-1990's.
Doctors credit a Tennessee law that requires OBGYN's to offer the HIV test to pregnant women. Patients can refuse, but Dr. Thorpe says they usually don't.
"If they decline, well, we can't force the test," he said. "However, there's an option afterwards to test the baby. That makes a big difference because medication can be started, or more importantly, the infant can have therapy started."
It made a big difference for Carole's son, who is HIV-free.
For anyone who is pregnant and unsure if they're HIV positive, here's a really good reason to get tested: There's a 25 percent chance that an untreated mother will pass HIV on to her baby.
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Graveside services for Johnnie Lee Davis Hicks were held at 2 p.m. today (Monday, Jan. 21, 2013) at Brushwood Methodist Church in Cemetery Dubberly. The Reverend Barry Carter officiated. Johnnie was born Feb. 15, 1929 in Minden and went to be with the Lord on Jan. 19, 2013.
Johnnie was preceded in death by husband, Arnold L. (Red) Hicks of 56 years; parents, Charlie and Laura Davis; brothers, Gilbert Davis and Carson Davis; sisters, Bertha Glass and Willie May Robinson; and grandson, Jeremy W. Priest.
Johnnie enjoyed spending time with her family and planting flowers. She always had a smile on her face when she saw flowers that she had planted starting to bloom and always wanted to tell and show everyone. She was a very sweet lady and could always cook a great dinner. She raised several children in the neighborhood throughout the years. She was a really strong woman who fought a great fight and enjoyed life to the fullest. She will be greatly loved and missed by family and friends.
She is survived by her loving family of two sons, Donald Ray Hicks of Dubberly and Thomas Milton Hicks of Bossier City; one daughter, Sharon Hicks Priest of Dubberly; brother, Edwin Davis; two sisters, Sue Coile and Jency Griffie 16 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews.
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Baltimore police ordered every officer to work July 4 and will rely heavily on reinforcements from state law enforcement agencies, an effort intended to keep Inner Harbor visitors safe while maintaining a strong presence in areas besieged by recent violence.
The city has traditionally packed downtown with officers for Independence Day celebrations like the one planned for Thursday. But this year police are also stepping up their presence in neighborhoods across the city that have been rocked by more than 40 shootings and 16 homicides since June 21.
"The Inner Harbor is going to be safe on the Fourth of July," Lt. Col. Darryl DeSousa declared at a news conference
DeSousa promised an "overflood" of officers downtown and said that all police districts would be at full strength, because the department has canceled leave for the holiday.
A visible army of city and state police, city sheriff's deputies and Maryland Transportation Authority Police officers will be posted downtown as about 200,000 people fill the Inner Harbor at dusk to watch fireworks burst over the water.
Revelers will see police on foot and on horseback, patrolling in cars and peering from helicopters. Undercover officers will mix with the throngs while investigators monitor multiple angles from overhead CitiWatch cameras and "surveillance" stages.
The Inner Harbor celebration runs from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. The fireworks display is scheduled for 9:30 p.m.
While city police have been grappling with a persistent deficit of officers due to retirements, defections and suspensions, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake has made it clear to Police Commissioner Anthony W. Batts that he has her "full support," mayoral spokesman Ryan O'Doherty said.
O'Doherty said police would have technological resources needed "to target repeat violent offenders, gangs, and illegal guns while keeping our streets — including downtown — safe." He noted that the CitiWatch camera network, which the mayor has expanded, acts as a "force multiplier" that helps officers with more eyes on the street.
As the city seeks to balance the needs of well-off enclaves with those of troubled neighborhoods, community leaders said the holiday represents one of the biggest tactical challenges Batts has faced since being hired last fall.
"This may be the real first test of whether downtown and uptown Baltimore is covered as well as all areas," said former Baltimore NAACP president Dr. Marvin L. "Doc" Cheatham Sr.
While police annually call upon other area law enforcement agencies for special events, they are relying even more on them to meet that challenge.
Kirby Fowler, president of the Downtown Partnership, which promotes business, residency and tourism, said he's been told Baltimore police can handle all the assignments.
"We've received assurances that their levels will be where they've been at in other years and that their focus will be on the thousands upon thousands of people and residents coming into downtown," he said.
City leaders believe the inter-agency cooperation and downtown enforcement strategies will prevent a repeat of past violence that has tarnished Baltimore celebrations.
After a tourist was fatally stabbed at Pier Six and a 4-year-old wounded by celebratory gunfire after 2011 Independence Day events, police created a perimeter of bike-rack fencing to corral Inner Harbor spectators for easier monitoring and crowd control.
Police will use the same fencing this year, which officials credit with helping to keep city celebrations relatively peaceful.
The string of quiet events ended when violence marred the Baltimore Ravens' Super Bowl victory parade this year. A few hours after the Feb. 5 celebration ended and as parade-goers continued to mill around downtown, a large fight at West Fayette and North Howard streets ended with 15-year-old De'ontae Smith fatally stabbed and two other teens injured. The fight occurred three blocks from the parade route.
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"I am very excited with the schedule we have put together," said Shutte. "We have added a number of new events and will be competing across the country at notable opponents such as Wisconsin, N.C. State, Michigan State, and Cal State-Fullerton. We will continue to seek the very best competition regionally, since there is great golf in our area this of the country. As our program demands, we will travel nationally to test our abilities against the best."
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A Davenport man convicted in December 2011 of assault on a police officer with a dangerous weapon will get a new trial on that charge after an Iowa Court of Appeals ruling Wednesday.
The appellate court also dismissed a possession of a controlled substance conviction against Michael Linn Cross, 20, ruling there was "insufficient evidence" to support it.
In January 2012, Mr. Cross was sentenced to five years in prison for the assault and possession charges. The charges were to be served concurrently.
The charges stemmed from an Aug. 7, 2011, incident that began with a disturbance at the Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds in Davenport. At trial, a responding officer testifiedhe thought he heard a gun fired that night and said several witnesses claimed the shooter fled in a white Chevrolet Blazer.
A while later, police surrounded a white sports utility vehicle driven by Mr. Cross near the 2nd Street entrance ramp to Centennial Bridge. Mr. Cross was accused of using his vehicle as a battering ram in an apparent attempt to escape. Footage from squad cameras showed a white SUV striking one vehicle, then reversing rapidly and striking one behind the SUV.
Mr. Cross was shot three times by police who, during a subsequent search of the vehicle, found a bag of marijuana, records state. Althoughnot immediately taken into custody or charged, Mr. Cross was arrested the following month after police said they found 2.75 grams of crack cocaine during a traffic stop.
Mr. Cross petitioned to have his convictions revoked, arguing his case was prejudiced when the trial jury was informed about out-of-court statements made by fairground witnesses.
The appellate court agreed Wednesday, claiming the district court "abused its discretion" and calling it "troubling" that evidence "focused repeatedly" on the shots-fired incident at the fairgrounds, for which Mr. Cross had not been charged.
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In 1978, real estate investor Jay Shidler told Hawaii Business he was happy with the way things stood in his business. Said Shidler, " Today, if the s—t hit the fan economically, I'd be in good shape."
Shidler rode the economic rollercoaster of the past 30 years and ended up in great shape. Good enough to be able to give a $25 million gift to the newly renamed Shidler College of Business at the University of Hawaii at Manoa last year.
What hasn't changed, thousands of properties and deals later, is that Shidler is still heavily involved with any acquisition made by any of his companies. In 2006, he estimated that his public and private operations together were doing real estate acquisitions of about $250 million a month, or more than $3 billion a year. "I approve every acquisition that my public companies and my private companies acquire," said Shidler. "You are what you eat, right? Your organization is defined by the properties you acquire."
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They portray a deeply involved, whiteboard scribbling, numbers crunching dreamer, who somehow had the chutzpah to believe early on that world-class real estate companies could be built from remote Hawaii.
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It's one of Shidler's core messages. He says, "Hawaii is a special place to do business, which you know. But it's also, we've found, to be a viable place from which to do business. That's probably what I'm most proud of – to be here and to develop a strategy that can be implemented in New York City or any one of 10 or 15 cities that we focused on."
Shidler also has a key piece of advice for Hawaii-based businesses: "My opinion is that Hawaii businesses can probably expand beyond Hawaii more than they realize. But to do that, it takes a lot of work, meaning it takes a lot of thinking through a very clear strategy. And so while I say it's highly possible, you better get your strategy right, because it's very hard to fix something with what I call a 6,000-mile screwdriver."
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Duke Divinity School will celebrate its 86th Baccalaureate Service with Sam Wells, dean of Duke Chapel and research professor of Christian ethics at the school, preaching.
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Sections 281 to 281b of this title contained provisions relating to the Institute of Inter-American Affairs. The Institute was created pursuant to act Aug. 5, 1947, ch. 498, 61 Stat. 780. Section 3 of such act, as amended, provided that the Institute was to have succession until June 30, 1960. Prior to such date, the Institute, together with its functions, was transferred to the Foreign Operations Administration by Reorg. Plan No. 7 of 1953, eff. Aug. 1, 1953, 18 F.R. 4541, 67 Stat. 639, set out in the Appendix to Title 5, Government Organization and Employees. The Foreign Operations Administration was abolished by Ex. Ord. No. 10610, May 9, 1955, 20 F.R. 3179, and its functions and offices were transferred to the Department of State to be administered by the International Cooperation Administration. The International Cooperation Administration was to continue to exist for a period not to exceed sixty days after the effective date of Pub. L. 87–195, Sept. 4, 1961, 75 Stat. 424 [Sept. 4, 1961], and the President was authorized to transfer offices, entities, functions, property, records, and personnel of the Administration to the Agency carrying out functions relating to international development under the provisions of section 621(b), (e) ofPub. L. 87–195. The functions of the Administration were redelegated to the Agency for International Development pursuant to President's letter of Sept. 30, 1961 and Ex. Ord. No. 10973, Nov. 3, 1961, 26 F.R. 10469, section 102 of which provided for the establishment of the Agency for International Development and section 103 of which continued the existence of the Administration until the end of Nov. 3, 1961 and authorized the Secretary to utilize the personnel, offices, entities, property, records, and funds of the Administration. See section 621 ofPub. L. 87–195and Ex. Ord. No. 10973, classified to section 2381 of this title, and set out as a note under section 2381, respectively.
Section 281, act Aug. 5, 1947, ch. 498, § 1,61 Stat. 780, created the Institute of Inter-American Affairs.
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Part A What is up for discussion?
Part BWarming of Spitsbergen, Facts and Considerations
Part CAnalysing the warming event
Part D
What caused the Arctic-warming?
North Atlantic sea ice in summer 1917
contributing to the biggest climatic shift last century?
And what caused this extraordinary event?
Posted by A. Bernaerts, 21 February 2014
Never has such a high sea ice extent been observed in the North Atlantic as in summer 1917 (Fig.3). This exceptional case has never been investigated. Worst! Science seems not to have taken notice of it although thorough understanding of the event could possibly answer two important questions concerning climate change:
FIRST: Contribute the late icing and subsequent melting process to the sudden extraordinary warming at Svalbard and polar region (Fig.2 & 3) since winter 1918/19?
SECOND: Contribute naval war around Great Britain since 1914 to the exceptional icing?
Although air temperatures at Svalbard fell to all time record low in winter 1917, sea ice conditions in March were usual (Fig. 1). In general annual sea ice extent is highest in April, but succeeded average already in April, Fig. 2; rising to a level by end of May, which presumably has not happen for more than 200 years or longer, Fig.3. Even in late July the sea ice remained at a unusual high level, Fig.4. This late and extensive icing process may have had a pronounced impact and ocean water structure, from sea level to may hundred meter depth, which could have influenced the most significant climatic change in the 20th Century, namely the Arctic and Northern Hemisphere warming that started 18 months later in winter 1918/19 (Fig. 5, 6 & 7)..
The sudden temperature increase at Svalbard commented the Norwegian scientist B.J. Birkeland in 1930: "In conclusion I would like to stress that the mean deviation (at Svalbard, Fig. 5 & 7) results in very high figures, probably the greatest yet known on earth" . Indeed, in any way exceptional. The significance for the entire Polar region is shown in Fig. 6 (15 & 16) indicating the annual. According I. Schell (1956) such a situation may not have been duplicated earlier for 200 years and more (Fig. 8). It seems that the year 1866 is regarded as the most severe ice year (Fig. 9), but that relates to April while the case 1917 is in May/June.
What contributed naval war in Europe since August 1914? In summer 1916 the naval war machinery entered a new dimension. Sea mines, sub-marines, torpedoes, depth charges, aerial bombing, were produce an masse and used. Now almost 5-10 merchant ships sunk every day. All water from SW Wales/UK and North Sea travelled northwards with an impact on the sea surface and ocean structure down to many dozen meters, Fig. 10-13.
Exactly at the same time the summer season got a sea ice extent never observed and 1 ˝ years later the biggest temperature jump in the Northern North Atlantic and adjacent sector in the Arctic ever observed (Fig.14).
The correlation between warming in the Arctic and naval war is evident. It seems time to investigate and prove it.
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SAN JOSE- Awhile back, a number of Sharks fans hated on my idea about a potential Jason Demers-Cal Clutterbuck swap, but it was a pretty equal swap at the time if you ask me. And I never discuss these hypothetical deals without looking at how it works for both sides.
It's been some time since I've ventured down this road (that of proposing a hypothetical trade) but San Jose and Calgary's recent struggles have got me thinking.
Jarome Iginla wants to win the Stanley Cup, and that's not happening in Calgary anytime soon. The Flames need some goaltending as Miikka Kiprusoff won't be around forever and has been up and down in recent years.
San Jose is deep at the goaltending position.
But how do these two make a swap that works out financially and betters both teams? Sharks in the now and Calgary for the future?
That's simple. A package of Ryane Clowe, Douglas Murray, either Justin Braun or Jason Demers and top goaltending prospect Alex Stalock to Calgary for Iginla and a mid-round draft choice to even things up.
Clowe is making $3.62M, Murray $2.5M and Braun/Demers $1.25M each. That combines to about $7.4 million, and Iginla is making an even $7.0M for the Flames.
Clowe, Murray and Iginla are all UFA's at the end of the season. Demers will be an RFA, Braun is signed at $1.25M for two more seasons, Stalock will be an RFA.
San Jose has a window to push through and win a cup with Joe Thornton, Patrick Marleau and Dan Boyle but those three are getting up there, and they could use the help of a fiery goal scorer to get it done.
The Flames are a mess right now and nearly made a terrible blunder (depending on who you ask) with the Ryan O'Reilly offer sheet.
Clowe can play in the top-six and take some of the minutes deserted by Iginla up front, but he's having an off year. That said, he should be easy to re-sign for Calgary if they choose to keep him around. Murray is struggling but is still a decent, physical 6-7th defender to have around. Demers is still young and has some upside as a puck mover. And then there is the crown jewel in San Jose's top prospect Alex Stalock.
Yes, as I have admitted on here, the Sharks are the team I grew up rooting for but I'm not saying this trade should or shouldn't happen. This article is merely my thoughts on a deal that I think could work out for both sides if it were executed.
Iginla can get his cup in San Jose and Braun/Demers/Stalock can flourish in the future with Calgary.
As a hockey fan it sucks to see a great veteran player in Iginla stuck with a struggling organization. It also sucks that a log jam in the San Jose net has prevented Stalock an opportunity to make his name at the NHL level.
Flames fans can rag on me and call me bias, but I like this potential trade from both ends.
***And yes, I realize Iginla has a NMC**
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Chicken Thighs with Shallots & Spinach Recipe
This moist and tender chicken comes complete with its own creamy and flavorful vegetable side! It makes a pretty presentation and goes together in no time flat for a nutritious weeknight meal. —Genna Johannes, Wrightstown, Wisconsin
- 6 boneless skinless chicken thighs (about 1-1/2 pounds)
- 1/2 teaspoon seasoned salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1-1/2 teaspoons olive oil
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- 1/3 cup white wine or reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 1 package (10 ounces) fresh spinach
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 cup fat-free sour cream
- Sprinkle chicken with seasoned salt and pepper. In a large nonstick skillet coated with cooking spray, heat oil over medium heat. Add chicken; cook 6 minutes on each side or until a thermometer reads 170°. Remove from pan; keep warm.
- In same pan, cook and stir shallots until tender. Add wine; bring to a boil. Cook until wine is reduced by half. Add spinach and salt; cook and stir just until spinach is wilted. Stir in sour cream; serve with chicken. Yield: 6 servings.
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Excellent recipe. I love the tender spinach in the creamy shallot sauce.
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