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Jordan Clayton says it's ironic that he took a pay cut to accept a job as a hydrologist at the U.S. Department of Agriculture because he thought government would be more secure and steady. Now, he is furloughed as part of the federal shutdown.
So he held a homemade sign Friday saying, "Congress do your job so we can do ours," and joined a rally outside the downtown Salt Lake City office of Rep. Chris Stewart, R-Utah, urging lawmakers to end the shutdown.
He said if he could talk to Congress, he would tell members that the Affordable Care Act "passed in 2010. It was deemed constitutional by the Supreme Court," and that should have settled the matter until opponents have enough votes to overturn it in regular votes and not a shutdown. "In the meantime, I just want to go back to work."
The liberal group MoveOn.org, which supports politicians it deems progressive or moderate, organized the rally that attracted about 50 people — and used it to blame the shutdown on the tea party and Republicans who support it. It led chants of "We are angry," and many held signs saying, "Tea time is over." They also attempted to enter Stewart's office to leave messages, but found it closed.
"This is not how a democracy is supposed to function," Tim Mills, one of the organizers, said. This [Affordable Care Act] went through the legislative process, was legitimized by the Supreme Court. ... When the game is over, you can't go back to the ref and say, 'Could you put five more minutes on the clock?' "
Cherise Udell, another organizer, said the tea party "has held our country hostage long enough, and it's time we took it back. ... It's time to throw that tea overboard." She added, "This is on the verge of becoming the most fiscally irresponsible gesture in modern political history."
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The report is " Fracking: The New Global Water Crisis." Written by Food and Water Watch, it documents the many ways in which the technology called hydraulic fracturing threatens the world's vital water resources. That's because fracking—when combined with horizontal drilling—uses prodigious amounts of water as a high-pressure hose to blow apart bedrock. The goal is to liberate the wisps of oil or bubbles of gas trapped inside.
The gas or oil flows up and out of the bore hole. But in the process, the water used to free it becomes caught within the fractured rock. Entombed a mile or more below the water table, this water is removed from the Earth's hydrologic cycle and now resides in the geological underworld. Permanently.
It will never again fall as rain. Or irrigate a field. Or cap a mountain with snow. Or flow through an aqueduct to a city full of people with sinks and bathtubs and teakettles and toothbrushes.
In essence, fracking is a hostage exchange program: to release fossil fuel from the subterranean grip of limestone or shale, water takes its place.
To be sure, some portion of the water used for fracking does return to the surface once the pressure is released. But the flowback water is now contaminated in ways that make it undrinkable. And the technology to make it pristine again does not exist. So it's ruined.
Moreover, it's poisonous enough to necessitate permanent containment somewhere. This problem has no good solution. ("Potential disposal options... are currently unclear," concludes one official analysis.)
Just to review: Fresh water is not the ninety-nine percent. Most of the planet's water is salty. A mere thimbleful— one percent—of the world's aquatic resources is available to us as liquid, drinkable water. Global climate change is quickly siphoning away that slim amount, putting us on track for widespread water shortages.
Meanwhile, millions of gallons of water are required for each horizontally fracked well. And fracking is under way or under consideration in nations all around the world, including Argentina, China, Poland, and South Africa.
According to the new report from Food and Water Watch, fracking will only exacerbate the global water crisis and, were this technology to continue its advance across the world, could actually drive it.
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I can't wait for next week! No love for mashed potatoes??? I personally like them with a bit of horseradish...
I can't wait for next week! No love for mashed potatoes??? I personally like them with a bit of horseradish...
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Usually we end up buying a 25 lb bird and it's a pain to find one that big so this year the plan is to buy two smaller birds and my dad is also thinking of buying the already brined one from Trader Joe's for one of them. He's also big on cooking beer can chickens on the bbq and is contemplating doing a beer can turkey using like a Fosters can or another one of the giant beer cans. Bacon would probably go well with the beer can turkey.
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Boil the potatoes till done (depends on the size of your cut potatoes) stick a fork in, if it goes in easy, the potatoes are done.
Drain the water, mash up by hand or with a mixer with the cream or milk, butter, s&p, and finally the mashed up garlic.
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Homemade mashed potatoes are the best, no matter what you add to them.
We've done the twice baked potato casserole I saw on an Emeril episode, although we usually will do that one at Christmas. Twice baked potatoes are kind of a pain to make, this way it's a little less painful because you don't have to be so particular about not tearing the potato skins when you're scooping them out. You could also probably just boil the potatoes like you would for mashed potatoes to cook them the 1st time. He uses cheddar cheese but the concept would be easy enough to tweak and use other cheeses and various seasonings.
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News today that Sheldon Souray is gone for the season. My views on Souray's signing remain the same as the day it happened, so I'm not going to get into further detail here.
What I think we can say one season into the contract is that Sheldon Souray is not a good match for a Craig MacTavish team. Having Souray on a team that is challenged and without ideas on the powerplay means his one elite level skill is less valuable. We all saw the mighty power of the guy's shot, but he was unable to gun it as often in Edmonton because the Oilers had few options aside from him. Unlike Montreal (who have their PP humming along again) who can utilize the point shot because there are other attractive options available should the opposition cheat, the Oilers powerplay is famous for 5 guys in the offensive zone not moving their feet having only one or two favorite options for the other team to defend.
Souray is not a "MacT type player." I define said player as someone who in baseball terms can "pick it" even if you lose a little at the plate. If a MacT is going to err, it should be on defense. A list of kids the procurement department gave the coach since 2000 is a really good tell in this regard. Comrie=bad, Horcoff=good. Pisani=good, Schremp=bad. It's simplistic and I'm not saying it's entirely black and white but watching MacTavish quotes for a tell in this regard is a key to seeing who is going to do well with the coach. Here's a guy who once said "We haven't had that in a while, a player from Europe come in here and be as polished and complete and effective as he's been" about undrafted Patrick Thoresen while turning his back on more than a few first rounders.
I believe at some point after the lockout, the Oilers decided they needed to abandon the quality 5×5 outscoring team that died on the powerplay and add some offense any way they could. Adding Pronger was part of that, Samsanov too. Last season it was a combination of players including Joffrey Lupul and this season one of the big pickups was Sheldon Souray.
I don't think it works very well. Sheldon Souray isn't as one dimensional as Joffrey Lupul but he is paid a lot for what he can do on the powerplay and he has not been a 5×5 monster recently. Should we then expect a better result from Souray next season?
Probably not. It's a bad marriage. Sheldon Souray's impact is as a flame thrower from the blueline on a fast-moving powerplay that has enough misdirection down low to make cheating for the blueline slapshot a nervous bet.
The Edmonton Oilers don't play that game under Craig MacTavish. Never have, never will. Edmonton is the place where powerplays go to die.


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- Movie companies were dinged by not buying ads linked to the titles of the movies they were pitching on TV. Of course, they may have felt that natural search results would give them enough of a presence -- or more likely, it's something they just didn't think of.
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The Secretary shall establish a demonstration project to provide for the participation of individuals who are chiropractic doctors or pharmacists in the Loan Repayment Program described in section 254l–1 of this title.
(b) Procedure
An individual that receives assistance under this section with regard to the program described in section 254l–1 of this title shall comply with all rules and requirements described in such section (other than subparagraphs (A) and (B) of section 254l–1 (b)(1) of this title) in order to receive assistance under this section.
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The demonstration project described in this section shall provide for the participation of individuals who shall provide services in rural and urban areas.
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The Secretary may not assign an individual receiving assistance under this section to provide obligated service at a site unless—
(A) the Secretary has assigned a physician (as defined in section 1395x (r) of this title) or other health professional licensed to prescribe drugs to provide obligated service at such site under section 254m or 254n of this title; and
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(A) Supervision of individuals
Nothing in this section shall be construed to require or imply that a physician or other health professional licensed to prescribe drugs must supervise an individual receiving assistance under the demonstration project under this section, with respect to such project.
(d) Designations
The demonstration project described in this section, and any providers who are selected to participate in such project, shall not be considered by the Secretary in the designation of a health professional shortage area under section 254e of this title during fiscal years 2002 through 2004.
(e) Rule of construction
This section shall not be construed to require any State to participate in the project described in this section.
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The Secretary shall evaluate the participation of individuals in the demonstration projects under this section and prepare and submit a report containing the information described in paragraph (2) to—
(B) the Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education of the Committee on Appropriations of the Senate;
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The report described in paragraph (1) shall detail—
(A) the manner in which the demonstration project described in this section has affected access to primary care services, patient satisfaction, quality of care, and health care services provided for traditionally underserved populations;
(B) how the participation of chiropractic doctors and pharmacists in the Loan Repayment Program might affect the designation of health professional shortage areas; and
(g) Authorization of appropriations
(1) In general
There are authorized to be appropriated to carry out this section, such sums as may be necessary for fiscal years 2002 through 2004.
(2) Fiscal year 2005
If the Secretary determines and certifies to Congress by not later than September 30, 2004, that the number of individuals participating in the demonstration project established under this section is insufficient for purposes of performing the evaluation described in subsection (f)(1) of this section, the authorization of appropriations under paragraph (1) shall be extended to include fiscal year 2005.
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TUESDAY, Sept. 24 (HealthDay News) -- Specific drinking locations and situations are linked with different types of partner violence, a new study finds.
The study included more than 1,500 couples in California who were asked about their drinking in six locations: restaurants; bars; parties at someone else's home; quiet evenings at home; with friends in one's own home; and in parks and other public places.
Men drinking in bars and at parties away from home and women drinking in parks and other public places were both associated with increased male-to-female violence, said the researchers from the Prevention Research Center in California and Arizona State University.
The investigators also identified a link between men drinking during quiet evenings at home and increased female-to-male violence, according to the study in the Sept. 23 issue of the journal Addiction.
It's long been known that the risk of partner violence increases with the frequency of drinking and the amount of alcohol consumed, a journal news release noted. These findings show that different types of drinking locations and situations also affect the chances of partner violence.
In terms of prevention, it may be possible to reduce drinking-related violence against spouses and partners by encouraging people in risky relationships to avoid drinking in certain locations and situations.
This type of advice could be more effective in the short term than counseling people to drink less, the authors suggested in the news release.
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(WMC-TV) – People around the world honored Dr. King Monday. A highlight here in Memphis Monday morning was the annual Martin Luther King Junior National Holiday Parade.
For participants in this parade, this is an opportunity to celebrate the dreamer and his dream.
An army of corvettes became a fan favorite of the parade. Driver Nichole Houston says this opportunity to honor Dr. King was just too good to pass up.
And for these drivers the causes they are supporting include freedom, non violence and the racial equality that Dr. King fought for.
Many of the people who saw the parade say they have been inspired by Dr. King too.
Jeff Till and his family came to Memphis to watch the Grizzlies take on Indiana.
The Tills were sightseeing down second street when the parade passed by.
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SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. -- Deputies chased down a repeat offender who allegedly pulled a gun on another man.
Police responded to a fight around 1 p.m. Tuesday near 4th and Pines. Witnesses said a man pulled a handgun on the other man after he was punched in the face.
Suspect Kevin Chastain, 33, was headed north on Pines when deputies caught up with him. They say the suspect refused to cooperate and ran off toward Sprague.
Chastain ran behind a truck during the pursuit, threw his gun on the ground and continued running. He also dropped his backpack and a plastic baggie in the chase. Chastain was finally stopped once deputies tased him and took him into custody.
After investigating, police learned the Chastain's gun was stolen. They say the plastic baggie was full with methamphetamine. Police say Chastain admitted to having a drug problem and said the meth was his.
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Superstorm could impact 60 million people in US; coastal residents told to get out of the way
SHIP BOTTOM, N.J. (AP) -- Forget distinctions like tropical storm or hurricane. Don't get fixated on a particular track. Wherever it hits, the rare behemoth storm inexorably gathering in the eastern U.S. will afflict a third of the country with sheets of rain, high winds and heavy snow, say officials who warned millions in coastal areas to get out of the way.
"We're looking at impact of greater than 50 to 60 million people," said Louis Uccellini, head of environmental prediction for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
As Hurricane Sandy barreled north from the Caribbean -- where it left nearly five dozen dead -- to meet two other powerful winter storms, experts said it didn't matter how strong the storm was when it hit land: The rare hybrid storm that follows will cause havoc over 800 miles from the East Coast to the Great Lakes.
"This is not a coastal threat alone," said Craig Fugate, director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency. "This is a very large area."
President Barack Obama was monitoring the storm and working with state and locals governments to make sure they get the resources needed to prepare, administration officials said.
Part hurricane, part nor'easter and all trouble: That's what threatens 60 million Americans
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The storm that is threatening 60 million Americans in the eastern third of the nation in just a couple of days with high winds, drenching rains, extreme tides, flooding and probably snow is much more than just an ordinary weather system. It's a freakish and unprecedented monster.
How did it get that way?
Start with Sandy, an ordinary late summer hurricane from the tropics, moving north up the East Coast. Bring in a high pressure ridge of air centered around Greenland that blocks the hurricane's normal out-to-sea path and steers it west toward land.
Add a wintry cold front moving in from the west that helps pull Sandy inland and mix in a blast of Arctic air from the north for one big collision. Add a full moon and its usual effect, driving high tides. Factor in immense waves commonly thrashed up by a huge hurricane plus massive gale-force winds.
Do all that and you get a stitched-together weather monster expected to unleash its power over 800 square miles, with predictions in some areas of 12 inches of rain, 2 feet of snow and sustained 40- to 50 mph winds.
A Giant step: 2nd straight shutout leads San Francisco over Tigers 2-0 for 3-0 Series lead
DETROIT (AP) -- Nothing is stopping them -- not even the Triple Crown winner at the plate with the bases loaded.
Armed and accelerating, the San Francisco Giants became the first team to throw consecutive World Series shutouts in nearly a half-century, blanking Miguel Cabrera and the Detroit Tigers 2-0 on a chilly Saturday night for a commanding 3-0 lead.
No team has ever blown such a huge margin in the World Series. And with the way Ryan Vogelsong, Tim Lincecum and the Giants are pitching, it seemed unlikely the Tigers would even score a run, yet alone win a game.
Gregor Blanco hit an RBI triple and trotted home on Brandon Crawford's single in the second inning, and that was ample for the Giants. Timely hits, combined with another dominant effort on the mound and sharp defense put them close to their second title in three years.
After playing a nearly perfect Game 3, the Giants will turn to Mr. Perfect Game himself -- ace Matt Cain -- to try for a sweep Sunday against Max Scherzer.
AP PHOTOS: Big waves and boarded windows, images of East Coast superstorm preparations
Hurricane Sandy is kicking up big waves along South Carolina as it heads north, where forecasters say it will likely hit two winter weather systems, creating a hybrid monster storm.
The governor of Delaware has issued a mandatory evacuation for the state's coastal areas, with other states prepared to follow suit.
Residents in the storm's path are boarding up windows and stocking up on supplies before Sandy's predicted landfall early Tuesday near the Delaware coast.
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Juggling politics and storm prep, Romney woos early votes in Florida as Obama seeks NH support
LAND O'LAKES, Fla. (AP) -- Juggling politics and storm preparations, Mitt Romney dangled a plea for bipartisanship before early voters in Florida on Saturday as Barack Obama worked to nail down tiny New Hampshire's four electoral votes. Both campaigns scrambled to steer clear of a most unlikely October surprise, a superstorm barreling up the East Coast.
With just 10 days left in an extraordinarily tight race, Hurricane Sandy had both campaigns ripping up carefully mapped-out itineraries as they worked to maximize voter turnout and avoid any suggestion that they were putting politics ahead of public safety.
The campaigns pressed every possible angle in search of advantage -- even paying attention to punctuation.
Obama's campaign signs for months have said: "Forward." Now they say: "Forward!"
Romney, who has been striking a more moderate tone as he courts women and independents in the campaign's home stretch, campaigned across Florida with a pledge to "build bridges" with the other party.
Pakistan reaches out to old Afghan enemies in move that could aid Taliban peace deal
ISLAMABAD (AP) -- Pakistan has increased efforts to reach out to some of its biggest enemies in Afghanistan, a significant policy shift that could prove crucial to U.S.-backed efforts to strike a peace deal in the neighboring country.
The target of the diplomatic push has mainly been non-Pashtun political leaders who have been at odds with Pakistan for years because of the country's historical support for the Afghan Taliban, a Pashtun movement.
Many of the leaders fought against the Taliban when the fundamentalist Islamic group seized control of Afghanistan in the 1990s with Pakistan's help, and have accused Islamabad of maintaining support for the insurgents following the U.S.-led invasion in 2001 -- allegations denied by the government.
Many experts agree that Pakistan continues to see the Taliban as an ally, albeit a shaky one, in countering the influence of archenemy India in Afghanistan. But they also say Islamabad no longer believes the insurgents can take over the country or wants them to, a common misperception in the West.
"A Taliban victory on the other side of the border would give a huge boost to domestic militants fighting the Pakistani state," said Zahid Hussain, a journalist who has written extensively about Islamabad's war against the Pakistani Taliban.
Rubio leaves Romney campaign swing after daughter, 12, in accident; in fair condition
LAKEWOOD CREST, Fla. (AP) -- The 12-year-old daughter of Florida Sen. Marco Rubio was in fair condition Saturday evening at Miami Children's Hospital after she was airlifted there following a golf-cart accident in a gated community, the senator's office said.
The Republican senator was notified of the accident while coming off stage after a rally with GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney Saturday afternoon.
The senator campaigned with Romney at two Florida rallies on Saturday and was scheduled to attend a third before being picked up by a state police cruiser along Romney's motorcade route.
Rubio spokesman Alex Conant wrote in an email late Saturday that Amanda, who is the senator's oldest daughter, was in "fair condition" after the afternoon accident.
"While visiting with classmates, she was a passenger on a golf cart involved in a collision in a private gated community," Conant wrote. "She was airlifted to Miami Children's Hospital with a head injury. She has been admitted to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit."
Witnesses: Libya consulate attack seemed planned, may have used anti-Islam film as cover
TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) -- It began around nightfall on Sept. 11 with around 150 bearded gunmen, some wearing the Afghan-style tunics favored by Islamic militants, sealing off the streets leading to the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi. They set up roadblocks with pick-up trucks mounted with heavy machine guns, according to witnesses.
The trucks bore the logo of Ansar al-Shariah, a powerful local group of Islamist militants who worked with the municipal government to manage security in Benghazi, the main city in eastern Libya and birthplace of the uprising last year that ousted Moammar Gadhafi after a 42-year dictatorship.
There was no sign of a spontaneous protest against an American-made movie denigrating Islam's Prophet Muhammad. But a lawyer passing by the scene said he saw the militants gathering around 20 youths from nearby to chant against the film. Within an hour or so, the assault began, guns blazing as the militants blasted into the compound.
One of the consulate's private Libyan guards said masked militants grabbed him and beat him, one of them calling him "an infidel protecting infidels who insulted the prophet."
The witness accounts gathered by The Associated Press give a from-the-ground perspective for the sharply partisan debate in the U.S. over the attack that left U.S. ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans dead. They corroborate the conclusion largely reached by American officials that it was a planned militant assault. But they also suggest the militants may have used the film controversy as a cover for the attack.
Too close to call: Romney banks on momentum, Obama focuses on math in race's final full week
PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) -- One final jobs report before Election Day and the big storm threatening the East Coast loom large as President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney head into the final full week of campaigning in a race polls show is extraordinarily close.
Democrats claim math is on the president's side. Republicans insist Romney's got the momentum.
"We're seeing more and more enthusiasm, and more and more support," a confident Romney says in messages to supporters, arguing that his performances in the three presidential debates has reinvigorated his campaign and created a national movement.
Obama is banking on his get-out-the-vote efforts in the most competitive states. He's also making personal appeals as he encourages Americans to stick with him for a second term. During a whirlwind tour last week through some of the most pivotal states, he said, "After all these years, you know me. You know I mean what I say."
In pursuit of the 270 electoral votes for victory, each nominee is starting to make his closing arguments. The goal is to win over the narrow slice of undecided, independent voters, moderates and women in particular, and to persuade supporters to vote on Nov. 6, if not earlier in the many states where voting is under way. Roughly one-third of the electorate will have voted before Election Day.
UN-backed Syria truce unravels as Assad troops, rebels return to war of attrition
BEIRUT (AP) -- A Syrian warplane flattened a three-story building, suspected rebels detonated a deadly car bomb and both sides traded gunfire in several hotspots across the country Saturday, activists said, leaving a U.N.-backed holiday truce in tatters on its second day.
The unraveling of the cease-fire marked the latest setback to ending Syria's civil war through diplomacy. Foreign military intervention is unlikely, raising the grim prospect of a drawn-out war of attrition between President Bashar Assad and those trying to topple him.
The proposed four-day truce during the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha had been a long shot from the start since international mediator Lakhdar Brahimi failed to get solid commitments from all combatants. Fighting dropped off in the first hours of the cease-fire Friday, but by the end of the day, activists said 151 people had been killed in bombings and shootings, a standard daily toll in Syria.
On Saturday, the first regime airstrike since the start of the truce reduced a three-story building in the Arbeen suburb of the capital, Damascus to rubble, killing at least eight men, said the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which compiles reports from activists.
In the remote eastern town of Deir el-Zour, assailants detonated a car bomb near a military police compound, then opened fire at those rushing to the scene, killing a total of eight people and causing extensive damage, the Observatory said. Syrian media denied there were casualties. The attack bore the hallmarks of Jabhat al-Nusra, a radical rebel-allied Islamic group that has rejected the cease-fire.


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We are committed to nurturing and educating a diverse, innovative, and world-class future workforce in cyberspace sciences. CSIIR researchers actively collaborate with faculty and students from a wide range of academic programs from High School to Ph.D. from across the nation. Faculty and students with interest in cyber security related research and strong background in mathematics and computer sciences are encouraged to look into the CSIIR Cyber Security Institute and the many internship opportunities available at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
The Cyber Security Institute at ORNL is an annual 10-week research initiative in which talented graduate
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The Department of Energy Computational Science Graduate Fellowship (DOE CSGF) program provides outstanding benefits and opportunities to students pursuing a PhD in scientific or engineering disciplines with an emphasis in high-performance computing. Funded by the Department of Energy's Office of Science and National Nuclear Security Administration, the DOE CSGF trains scientists to meet the nation's workforce needs and helps to create a nationwide interdisciplinary community. The fellowship provides support and guidance to some of the nation's best scientific graduate students, and these graduates now work in DOE laboratories, private industry and educational institutions. Over 250 students at more than 50 U.S. universities have trained as Fellows, and the demand is only growing.
The Eugene P. Wigner Fellowship Program was established in September 1975 to honor the Nobel Laureate (1963) and first Director of Research & Development at ORNL (1946-47). The program was formed to provide research opportunities for exceptional new scientists in honor of Professor Wigner (deceased). The appointment of Eugene P. Wigner Fellows to ORNL's staff provides an opportunity for outstanding life, physical, computer, and computational, and social scientists and engineers and applied scientists to select and pursue research in an area related to national energy problems and interests. Fellows must be exceedingly well qualified in their fields of expertise and should be no more than three years beyond the doctorate. Fully competitive salaries are offered for these prestigious two-year appointments. Benefits, travel, and relocation expenses will be borne by the Laboratory.
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To help veterans of all ages make the transition from military service to the workforce, communities are making the job search for U.S. veterans accessible and comprehensive this fall, with the help of job fairs geared specifically toward them.
Hiring Our Heroes has job fairs in 400 communities across the U.S. The fairs have helped more than 10,000 veterans and their spouses get hired.
Toyota recently partnered with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Hiring Our Heroes job fairs and Sgt. Dakota Meyer, a veteran Marine sniper who served in Afghanistan, to help returning troops and veterans make the transition from military to civilian jobs.
Meyer, the first living Marine in three decades to receive the Medal of Honor, will be on hand at certain job fairs around the country to meet veterans and address the challenges they are currently facing. Toyota will back a "Personal Branding Initiative" to help translate veterans' military skills into terms that employers will recognize on a professional resume.
"The U.S. is currently facing an unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans of more than 12 percent, which has the potential to increase as troops return home from overseas," said Don Esmond, a former Marine and senior advisor for Toyota Motor Sales, Inc. "We believe the Personal Branding Initiative is an important step forward in addressing this challenge because it helps veterans translate their military experience into marketable skills."
Besides being a resource for career guidance and advice, the job fairs are a great way for veterans to meet other veterans in their towns and discuss their skills and prospects together.
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Rational Demand and Expenditures Patterns Under Habit Formation
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Talk has labelled this a straight up comedy with both having ulterior motives for the car trip which will no doubt lead to assorted shenanigans. Anne Fletcher ("The Proposal") is directing from a script by Dan Fogelman ("Cars"), and with both stars combined in a relatable premise, it should score a decent opening and nice reviews."


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Red Hat's community distribution Fedora is available in version 15, which includes many new features.
The new Fedora release sports Gnome 3.0 on the desktop, KDE plasma workspaces 4.6 and Xfce 4.8 alternative desktop environments, Btrfs file system as a menu item, Firefox 4, and the LibreOffice productivity suite.
Sys admins will like the dynamic firewall, systemd system and session manager, and BoxGrinder appliance creator. Developers will find programming language updates, the Robotics Suite, GCC 4.6, and Maven 3.
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Fedora 15 confident of a good releasehi all Linux Fans. I am a long time Fedora and OpenSuSe user from many years ago. For me, if I want to get serious work done, and a bit of play as well, both suit fine. I am confident that F15 will be a good, possibly bordering on great release. I have used F12 with updates, until F14 was released am running F13 with updates as a workhorse machine ATM.
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Total Skin Irradiation (TSI), and also referred to as TSEI or TSEB, is an External Beam Radiotherapy (EBRT). This treatment therapy uses electrons directed at the entire surface of the body. The radiation goes into the outer layers of the skin, but does not go deeper into tissues and organs below the skin. It is often used to treat cutaneous T-cell lymphoma. If detected early, it can result in the disappearance of any signs or symptoms of the disease.
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Wheatley Park Sixth Form is an environment for students to thrive personally and academically with a great atmosphere. Our students enjoy a huge range of opporunites outside the curriculum and are very involved in the life of the school community. They organise several annual events like a Film festival and Fashion show and are encouraged to undertake community service.
Leadership roles
All Year 12 students will have the opportunity to stand for election to the post of Head Boy/Girl. These are significant positions of responsibility and the students elected lead the whole school student body. They represent students at a variety of event, have regular meetings with the head teacher and represent students on the Governing Body. Elections occur in October and students serve a one year term of office. Both positions are supported by deputies who together lead our school ministries; Sport, Enterprise, Environment, Teaching and Learning, Student support and Arts.
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The Social Committee of the Sixth Form Council regularly organises successful social events. Recent examples include the Annual Leavers ball Winter Ball, and Fashion Show. Wheatley Park also hosts Oxfordshire's Schools Film Festival which is organised by our sixth formers. Below is the gallery of the latest fashion show. This supported the local charity Rosy.
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In Wheatley Park Sixth Form it is usual to support others in some way. Students help others to learn in Wheatley Park School, the John Watson Special School, and in local primary schools. You can receive training and recognised qualifications as part of your commitment. Other forms of enrichment include helping out in local playgroups and old people's homes, conservation work, and assisting with the extra-curricular programme. Many of our students participate in the Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme and World Challenge expeditions. The Sixth Form also organises an annual Christmas Party, providing food and entertainment for around one hundred local senior citizens.
Young Enterprise
You will have the chance to join the Young Enterprise Scheme, which involves setting up and running a small company. The scheme has provided students with useful insights into the business world.
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Members of the Sixth Form have successfully participated in events such as public speaking competitions and a Model United Nations General Assembly. A communications workshop and a problem-solving course are organised every year by the local Education Business Partnership, and many students attend the annual Westminster Day in February.
In recent years students have won places on the Sutton Trust and Eton College Summer Schools, and have attended the Oxfordshire Sixth Form Conference.
Some members of the Sixth Form are planning a World Challenge Expedition to India in the summer of 2012.
The extra-curricular programme at Wheatley Park School offers students an opportunity to explore a wide range of sports, and you can work towards specialist coaching qualifications or the Sports Leadership Award.
Business Placement Week
You will be provided with an opportunity in the summer term of Y12 to take a work placement. Our Work experience coordinator, Ian Germain will be able to support you in organising this.
Wheatley Park occupies the superb site of Holton Park with its Georgian mansion and extensive parklands; a moated island marks the site of a much earlier mansion mentioned in the Domesday Book. The extensive campus includes a suite of nine science laboratories, a design centre, and other specialist rooms including a library, hall and gymnasium and a new English and Media building
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The Sixth Form Centre was refurbished in 2009 and occupies its own buildings that have been converted for sixth form use. The Centre offers excellent facilities including an IT study area with wireless network, a silent study area with careers library and a newly furnished common room with its own canteen. Our Sixth Form study advisor is also available to support you with your independent study outside lessons.


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Warsaw's Backbench Steps Forward
The dynamic duo of Donald Tusk and Radoslaw Sikorski turned Poland into a European foreign-policy power player. What happens now that they're gone?
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The president is desperate not to go it alone against the Islamic State, but he may not have any choice.
Would American Money Have Saved James Foley?
European governments pay millions of dollars in ransoms to free their hostages. The White House needs to decide whether it's willing to sacrifice principle for people.
How Egypt Prolonged the Gaza War
As Israel and the Palestinians struggle to reach yet another cease-fire, the mediators in Cairo are making the conflict worse -- and empowering radicals in the process.
An Administration With Its Head Cut Off
The White House is running around from crisis to crisis without a game plan, much less a strategy. But leading from behind can actually work if you do it right.
Who Won the Gaza War?
Turns out the biggest winner wasn't even fighting.
Turning Good Intentions to Action
How the United States should refocus and retool its soft-power economic diplomacy.
Hamas's BFFs
It's time to stop treating Turkey and Qatar like they're anything other than proxies for terrorists.
Negotiating the Next War
Allowing rebels to leverage a cease-fire into political power will only lead to more death in the Central African Republic -- as it has in South Sudan and too many other African states.
How to Roll Out the Red Carpet for Africa
Obama's major summit with the continent's leaders will only succeed if the White House eschews autocrats in favor of a new generation of democratic champions.
The Last Great Myth About Egypt
Cairo has never been a mediator between Israel and Palestine -- and today's regime actually benefits from the Gaza invasion.
No Difference a Year Makes
One year on from the NSA surveillance revelations, guess what: the world shrugged. People still, more or less, like America.
How to Lose Friends and Alienate Allies
Why America's friends in Europe are wishing for the good old days of George W. Bush.
Iraq Needs to Stop Trying to Make 'Inclusive' Happen
Overcoming sectarian divisions won't solve Iraq's crisis. Embracing them will.
Pyongyang Express
Why is North Korea so pissed off about the upcoming Seth Rogen and James Franco comedy caper?
Learning from Crimea
Western governments are right to insist on the territorial integrity of Ukraine and Georgia. But that shouldn't stop them from building ties to contested regions.
China Thinks Hillary Is Bossy
Why there's no love lost between Beijing and America's 2016 frontrunner-in-waiting.
False Positive
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The Three-State Solution
The peace process has failed again, and it's time for Israel's neighbors to shoulder the burden of dealing with the Palestinians.
Sikorski Is No Savior
Warsaw's liberal diplomat is not the man to take on Russia. And Poland isn't going to save Europe.
A Diplomatic Solution in Syria Is on Life Support
Here are seven pressure points that could revive it.
How to Do Intervention Without Blowing Stuff Up
It's time to relearn the good tools of the Cold War.
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What are the most commonly spoken languages in Maryland?
According to the U.S. census, nearly 300,000 Marylanders speak Spanish, which is by far the most common language after English. Roughly 55,000 to 56,000 speak Chinese or either French or Creole French, and nearly 40,000 speak Korean. The rest of the state's 15 most commonly spoken languages include Russian, Vietnamese, Persian, Portuguese, Urdu, German, Greek, Gujarati, Italian and Hindi.
Who stole the pipe organ from a Pittsburgh church?
The organist did it. The musician, who had played the organ at St. Justin's before it merged with another a Catholic church and then closed in February, was worried the two-hundred-pipe organ would be damaged by the cold. The church pastor called the action a terrible mistake and said the church would not press charges.
Will electronic health records really save money?
Not enough, at least not in the near term, according to a new study in the journal Health Affairs. In a survey of 49 Massachusetts practices, doctors reported an initial loss of $43,743 on the investment over the first five years. Researchers found two-thirds would lose money even with the subsidies from President Obama's stimulus package. The 2009 law allocated $27 billion to help doctors and hospitals digitize their record systems.