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It seems only natural that with Tarrant County's rapid and steady growth, its institutions of higher learning would follow suit with increased enrollments, expanding campuses and additional academic programs.That certainly has been true of the county's premier public institutions as evidenced by news this week from Tarrant County College and the University of Texas at Arlington, both announcing major expansion plans. Tarrant County College, already home to five growing campuses, has agreed to pay $16 million to buy Bell Helicopter's Alliance Airport military programs facility, which it will use to establish a long-desired learning center for aviation, aerospace and logistics training. The $20 million facility will allow TCC to expand aircraft maintenance programs currently housed at Meacham Airport and its Northwest campus.Officials at TCC point out that with a spring enrollment of 46,700, it is the sixth largest college or university in the state.At UT Arlington, which saw another record enrollment this spring, at 33,806, got permission from the state Legislature to buy six acres of land — should they become available — across from its College Park Development. The bill permitting the acquisition of property between East Third and Mitchell streets was signed by the governor this month.The university has been on a growth spurt in recent years with major development of residential, classroom, laboratory, athletic and retail projects on the campus. In addition, it has tripled its research budget in the last decade.While the University of North Texas Health Science Center in Fort Worth didn't make major announcements this week, it should be noted that it, too, has had phenomenal growth in the last decade, doubling its enrollment since 2002.Colleges and universities are part of the lifeblood of communities, bringing much more than their educational programming and academic credibility. They also contribute to an area's cultural needs and its economy.For a community as big as Tarrant County, with an array of diverse small businesses and large corporations, it is imperative that these institutions of higher learning keep pace with growth and continue to prepare workers for an ever-expanding and demanding workplace.
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For a quicker fish recipe, cover the dish of rolled fish with vented plastic wrap and microwave on 100 percent power (high) for 8 to 10 minutes, rotating the dish a half turn mid-way through cooking. The rich, savory cream cheese filling is the perfect complement to lean sole in this fish dinner recipe.
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4 4 ouncesfresh or frozen skinless sole, flounder, or other fish fillets, about 1/4 inch thick
1 cupfrozen cut broccoli, thawed
1beaten egg
1 8 ounce containersoft-style cream cheese with chives and onion
1/4 cupgrated Parmesan cheese
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Thaw fish, if frozen. Rinse fish and pat dry with paper towels. For stuffing, drain broccoli, pressing out excess liquid. Combine egg, half of the cream cheese, and the Parmesan cheese. Stir in broccoli and stuffing mix. Spoon one-fourth of the stuffing onto an end of each fillet. Roll up, securing rolls with wooden toothpicks. Place fish in a greased 2-quart square baking dish. Bake, covered, in a 350 degree F oven for 30 to 35 minutes or until fish flakes easily with a fork and stuffing is hot.
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how does one buy alternate configurations of mechs, because outside of a sarcastic c-bills response i dont see any cash price on them or any other thing when im in pilot or mechlab.
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Don't worry about spending the in-game currency. Each time the game is patched during closed beta, you'll be reimbursed. This will end after one final reimbursement at the start of open beta, so don't get too spend-happy
The Founders Program "Credits" and "In Game Currency / MC" are ready for you to spend at will.
Important: You will be refunded the entire amount each time we patch the game during Closed Beta & once again when we commence the Open Beta.
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GRANVILLE — A memorial service celebrating the life of Jefferson Davis Robinson III will be held at The Church of The Holy Spirit, Harcourt Parish, Kenyon College, Gambier, on Saturday, Sept. 3, at 11 a.m. The Rev. Helen Svoboda-Barber and the Rev. Stephen Applegate (rector of St. Luke's, Granville) will officiate. Burial will follow at the College Cemetery. Mr. Robinson died Aug. 26, 2011, at Kendal at Granville.
Jeff was born March 5, 1923, in Toledo to the late Christine (Miller) and Jefferson Davis Robinson Jr. He attended Maumee Valley Country Day School in Toledo, Thacher School in Ojai, Calif., and graduated in 1942 from Kent School in Kent, Conn. He attended Williams College. A recipient of the Purple Heart and Bronze Star, Mr. Robinson served in the U.S. Army's 96th Infantry Division during World War II in the Pacific Theater before returning to school at Kenyon College in Gambier. He was a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon.
Jeff worked for many years as the sales manager for The Federal Glass Co. in Columbus. Later he sold real estate, working as the vice president and managing broker for The Danberry Co. in Toledo. His most preferred professional post was serving as the director of Alumni Affairs at Kenyon College, a position he held until his retirement. In the spring of 1988, Jeff received an Honorary Degree from Kenyon College.
Devoted to his family and family-gatherings, Jeff sailed Rebels, played tennis and was a draftsman. Meticulous in his bookkeeping system, Jeff kept accurate records in all his endeavors. Jeff was known for his great devotion and loyalty, his humor, and his commitment to supporting his many schools. He volunteered actively with The Boys and Girls Clubs of Toledo, St. Timothy's Episcopal Church and Kenyon College.
Surviving are his wife, Anne Jeffrey Robinson, whom he married in 1948; daughter and son-in-law, Christine (Trina) Robinson Secor and James Jay Secor III of Knoxville, Tenn., and Perrysburg, Ohio; sons and daughters-in-law, Jefferson Davis Robinson IV and Carolyn Robinson of Portsmouth, Va., and the Rev. Canon Mark Kilbourne Jeffrey Robinson and Eleanor Perkins Robinson of Old Lyme, Conn.; grandchildren, Virginia Secor Shaw, Jay Ketcham Miller Secor, Caroline Secor Masterson, Christine Mueller Robinson, Jefferson Davis Robinson V, Sewell Standish Robinson, Frances Gamble Robinson and Florence Kilbourne Robinson; great-grandchildren, Harry Alexander Shaw V, Celia Phelps Shaw, James Secor Halvorsen Shaw, Jay Hutchins Masterson and Sarah Ketcham Secor. Also surviving are his brother, Joseph Lawrence Robinson; and sister, Judy Robinson Heckes. A sister, Estelle Robinson Burke, died in 2008.
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I am a sixth year PhD student studying Computer Science under the supervision of Dr. Tandy Warnow. My research interest is in the area of computational phylogenetics, with an emphasis on developing methods for analyzing ultra-large datasets. My current projects include ultra-large alignment and tree estimation techniques and taxonomic profiling of metagenomic datasets. In my spare time, you can catch me playing guitar under the UT Tower.
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7. Nguyen, N., Myers, C., Kuwahara, H., Winstead, C., & Keener, J. (2010). Design and analysis of a robust genetic Muller C-element. Journal of theoretical biology, 264(2), 174–87. doi:10.1016/j.jtbi.2009.10.026
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How Can I Display My Sticker Collection?
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Q: I'm looking for a great way to display the stickers I collected from the brands, bands and logos of my youth in the 80's and 90's. I would love to hear of a way to present them in mass, but not by sticking them on a large board, all over an old desk, the back of a door or fridge. How can I show these off like the pieces of art that they are and not have it look like it belongs in a frat house?
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Also looking for a way to display buttons from election campaigns, etc.
Recently at the Room and Board store in Chicago, they had vintage luggage labels with cream mats around them in frames square black frames. I loved the look and am thinking of doing it with vintage postcards. You might want to to do something similar with your favorite stickers or fill a whole wall of them if you have the money for tons of frames!
Check out the work of flat vernacular, they use stickers (though animals and florals, but hey you can tweak the idea) to create artworks or, on a large scale, wallpaper.
Buy large black frames with glass and arrange the collection within - by color, shape, theme, type, year, whatever. Then cluster the frames - up a staircase, along a wall. The frames Gould be maybe 30 by 20 - if that works for the sixe of the stickers. Mount on black or another dark, neutral color.
I recently ran across this idea on how to display children's artwork, and it could work well for this too. It's basically a really large frame with a white mat. Each piece is displayed in clean lines and rows. The key is that you leave a lot of white space in between each 'piece' (or sticker in your case). Hope you find some inspiration here. Here's the link to a pic: (http://remodelista.com/date/2011/01/11#post_5780)
In your Trapper-Keeper?
This type of thing is best kept in a scrapbook - not on the walls.
You could also display them under glass on a desk or coffee table. Could be a great conversation starter and you could easily rotate them if you have too many to display on a single table.
Thanks for that link Bondon as that may help for my teenagers as we work on updating their rooms this summer.
A couple of ideas...
[1] If you have a favorite few stickers, select them and put one each in an oversized picture frame. Then, per @lolagirl's idea, put the remainder in a glass vase, located next to the frames (e.g., you can put the frames on a shelf, and the vase can be next to the shelf).
[2] I think you can get away with putting them on a board, if it's not one large board and there's an interesting geometry with the boards. For example, I'm imagining two or three 1.5' x 6' boards that you can cover with the stickers. Then hang the boards either vertically or horizontally, depending on your room.
[3] I think I've seen someone use old record covers as cubby doors to the Ikea Expedit bookshelf -- which you could probably adapt for your stickers.
[4] I'm assuming you don't actually want to stick them, but there's also something classic about a guitar case covered with stickers.
Put up two rows of molding, like a chair rail or a border, and stick them in a single file row around the room.
Or, pin them in a case or something like you would do for a bug collection, to give them a little more dimensionality and presence.
For your best stickers get some small frames. Put them up on the wall. For the rest of your stickers get a good size pocket photo album. Or several pocket books. Sort each sticker by group (sports, advertising, humor, location) When you get tired of the stickers on the wall switch them out with stickers in your books
Stick them on your trash can (large/tall chrome-y one) and your recycling bin. Ours are much happier now that they are covered.
Have a piece of glass cut to fit a tabletop and display them under the glass. I have an collection of vintage luggage labels and have them displayed this way......it's attractive and the labels stay well preserved under glass.
I have a wall of old photos that I displayed matted on black paper inside of old CD jewel cases. Hardly anyone recognizes the jewel cases for what they are, and I've received a lot of compliments on them. Besides, they look cleaner and are a TON cheaper than buying a bunch of small frames. Stick them up with some command adhesive.
@51desks: I have a collection of buttons that I inherited from my parents. I bought a rather large embroidery hoop and painted it, then found an attractive and non-busy piece of fabric to put in it. I then arranged the buttons on the fabric. It makes a nice wall piece.
The "under glass on a coffee table/whatever" seems like the best option to me... you won't even need to peel them off their backing, that way.
When i was kid, my neighbor was a WACKY PACKY collector. He overlapped them on his bedroom door (both sides) His dad used a sealant and it was super cool. The funny story is about 5 years ago I ran into and told him how I remembered the door and he told me, when his parents retired and sold the family home, he took the door and now it's the door to his 11-year old son's door (in a new house)
@51desks- I had some wide fabric ribbon/tape (you could probably find some at a craft or fabric store; I actually got mine off of a fleece blanket from Target) that I tied into a loop at one end. I hung all my pins from that ribbon and hung the ribbon off a hook on my wall. It's primitive and could probably use some more planning/embellishment, but that's how I'm displaying all my pins/buttons.
Another thing you could do is frame a sheet of cork or buy a corkboard. I use it to hang my jewelry but found out it also works for my brooches, as well.
pretend they are butteries or insects and pin them in shadow boxes? grouped by shape or color or some theme.
What about laid out flat on a desk with a piece of glass covering the entire surface?
I think you will really need to be selective and decide which are your favorites. I think those should be displayed in a grouping of frames, as others have suggested. The others can go in an album, or somewhere en masse, preferably not actually stuck down.
Hmmm. Unless you're Andy Travis and you're the program director at WKRP, I'm not sure that a whole pile of stickers can be tastefully displayed.
Do you have a spare bathroom? Maybe you could make a sticker collage on the back of the door, to give people something to look at while they're on the toilet. (I'm only half-joking... I have bizarre artwork for just this purpose in my own home!)
I thought JMZ said to throw them in the trash/recycling.
Get a very large frame and group them by colour in a grid, not haphazardly!
What about getting a large picture frame with wide, flat edges and covering the FRAME with stickers? You could put a simple, bright print in the frame and allow the frame to be the highlight of the piece. A frame like this: http://mybarnwoodframes.com/myfiles/Black%20Wood%20Frames%20-%205x5%20Opening%20Square%20Frame%20849L.jpg ,maybe, covered in stickers. Or you could get a simple frame and put a wide mat inside, covered in stickers, with a small, simple print in the middle.
I love framing stuff but it can be a little tricky getting the objects to stay in place. I started giving paper items a small dab on the back with a childrens gluestick. If you don't go mad with glue power and cover the entire back you can easily peel the stickers off when you want to rotate them.
I like the frame idea. You could do it neatly, a la collection style. Or mash them together to make a collage, with set sideways or upside-down and overlapping other stickers. If they were wedged between the glass and frame backing tight enough, you could probably get away with not removing the stickers' backing too.
@contessab - that's what I thought so at first. And then "whew.." but then I realized JMZ actually meant that he should USE them and I thought "NOOO!" I mean, these are collectibles for the owner. Using them is silly.
Put the stickers on sheets of magnet, then cut them out. You can put them on fridge doors, tool boxes, ect and still be able to remove them and put them in frames etc. Makes them more versile than just regular stickers.
If you're wanting it to look "adult" and not damage the stickers, consider mounting them on pins like someone would do with insect or butterfly collections.
So that you don't have pin holes punching through them, you can use flat head pins and a tiny bit of museum putty (sticky tac) on the back side of the sticker to adhere it to the pin. Then, stick the pin into a fabric backing and frame in a shadow box style.
Given that stickers are usually bright, colorful and busy - try sticking with a neutral fabric backing and a neutral frame. Black and white, black and cream or black and light tan.
OK, the trapper keeper comment is hysterical.
I think it depends on your style
- mounted into a huge frame or canvas similar to "paint chip art" by color (as opposed to type, etc.) could look really geometric and modern (like books in a shelf sorted by color instead of author or type).
- strung like a garland could be sweet and more kitsch/retro
- large glass vase stuffed full is more traditional
Wallpaper! http://paytonturner.com/wallpaper%201.html
erm ... you're old now. get over it. not using the stickers when you were young was quite the waste.
If you're also an album collector... get some thin board/cork board/etc to cover with the stickers that are album sized. I prefer a look like the one shown in the picture with your comment so they're all overlapping, but if you don't want to cover the stickers, Find a cool paper or cloth to cover the board with first (also will work to pin buttons on), then add stickers (use double sided tape if you don't want to take off the back). Find some type of wall tracking (along these lines http://www.datacontrolinc.com/accessories.html#top or use some crown molding/trim/etc that's angled so you can use it to slide the pieces in), and place them around the room as you'd like (if you have a bunch, I'd stagger them), so you can slide your sticker boards and albums around as you please. You can obviously do this with out the albums, but it'd be nice to break up all the stickers with something else music related! If you have band t-shirts, you could wrap those around the boards and slid them in the track, too.
I would buy some really fun and funky picture frames to display them in. You could work with them so they are collaged. You don't have to take the sticker paper off the back. You can get some temporary adhesive in the scrapbook section of the craft store and adhere them to the frame backing that way.
I put my sticker collection in my art studio, in a racing stripe pattern, horizontally around the whole room (with black walls).
Can't believe I missed this question the first time around!
My favorite solution? I stick them onto magnet sheets and then cut them out carefully. Now I can stick and restick my favorite stickers on my fridge, magnetic board, filing cabinets, etc.
Here's a photo of some of my favorite stickers converted into magnets: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3201/2923630218_6c33b318be.jpg
You'll notice that, as with real stickers, you can not only stick them, but overlap them without the commitment.


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Organizing and Marching to End DADT at NW Arkansas Pride
July 2, 2010
Arriving in Fayetteville -- population 73,372 -- and housing the headquarters of Walmart and Tyson, how was I to know that a relatively small town in the middle of conservative Arkansas would have such an active LGBT community? Not only were they active in planning a month of Pride activities, they volunteered like crazy to help us gather signatures and make calls to Senators Blanche Lincoln and Mark Pryor's offices, urging them to repeal Don't Ask Don't Tell NOW! With a touch of eccentric flair, Fayetteville was, to say the least, a pleasant surprise. As a Regional Field Organizer for HRC, I was here during the new (and official) Gay Pride month of June. "Pride Month: All Out June," was hosted by the the Northwest Arkansas Center for Equality and NWA Pride. "All Out June" was a month-long chain of events that included an art walk, outdoor documentary showings, live music, fundraisers, volunteer opportunities, bowling, forums, car washes, a roller derby, workshops, and more. However, the highlight of the week was the Pride Parade, marching through Dickson Street, in the middle of downtown Fayetteville. Major organizations participated in the Pride Parade including, but not limited to, PFLAG and HRC. Much to my surprise, a great many local businesses sponsored the event and and the local Unitarian Universalist church as well as the local Public Library hosted several events. We marched and we chanted. We lifted a colossal gay flag, measuring 30 ft by 60 ft, over our heads. We stormed downtown Fayetteville, united in our support of equality for all. The Grand Marshall of the Parade was ten year old Will Phillips, the local student who refused to stand up for the Pledge of Allegiance in school due to his belief, and the hard reality, that there is not "liberty and justice for all." The parade ended with the Mayor of Fayetteville, Lioneld Jordan, speaking to the crowd, proclaiming June to be the official Gay Pride month of Fayetteville. He went on to compare his struggles as a liberal candidate claiming office in Arkansas with the challenges of fostering an accepting community with citizens who can maintain their pride as well as their dignity. I want to thank all of the volunteers who helped us gather hundreds of signatures for DADT repeal and make many calls to Senators Blanche Lincoln and Mark Pryor asking them to vote to repeal Don't Ask Don't Tell Now! Click here to contact your Senators and take action now.
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You're welcome, Linda - thank you for taking the time to give us your thoughts! And I know, the fact that it's week 15 is bittersweet. I'm excited for the playoffs but I don't want the season to be over! Anyway, without further ado, let's get down to business.
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Colts @ Texans
Texans have clinched a Wild Card but Luck and the Colts still have divisional hopes. Texans will be trying to prove a point after their HUGE loss to the Patriots. Texans win by 10.
Jess: This is going to be an interesting game. Both teams have something to prove right now, and they play each other tough every year. I think Houston wins, but it's going to be a tough fight.
Giants @ Falcons
Both on a mission, Giants want to hold the lead in the NFC East and Falcons want Home Field Advantage. 2 key points in this game are Giants are dealing with key player injuries. Falcons are coming off an embarrassing loss to the 3-9 Panthers. Falcons put pressure on Eli, gain picks and win this in a close game. Falcons win by 10.
Jess: Ack, I don't even want to think about this one. I would really love to see the Falcons kick some butt but I know how December is for Eli & Co. so it makes me nervous. I'll pick a Falcons win anyway - maybe Eli will have a turnover day.
Packers @ Bears
Division battle, Packers 9-4 Bears 8-5, Bears have dropped 4 of the last 5 games. Rodgers has found ways to win close games. Packers by 10.
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Redskins @ Browns
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Jess: If the Rams can stop Peterson, the Rams can stop the Vikings. Trouble is, I don't know if the Rams can stop Peterson. I'm going to call the Vikings in this game but I'm not confident about it.
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I'd like to say Jags but what are the chances? Dolphins win, no clue by how many.
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Seahawks @ Bills (Toronto)
Bills are 3-3 @ home and Seahawks 2-5 on the road. Seahawks thirsty for the NFC West division. No worries here, Seahawks win this week but decide to tone it down a little after the flack they received for last weeks HUGE win over the Cards.. Seahawks win by 34.
Jess: I don't pick my Hawks' games. I hope you're right, but if they do win this one it will be by much less than 34. I'm happy they're playing at 4:05 ET, and I like that they're in a dome, at a relatively neutral venue. I am a little nervous about this one though; it feels like a trap game.
Steelers @ Cowboys
Which team has a worse O-Line is beyond me, both have the Qb's that can win games but sadly not by themselves. Steelers have Ben back but Mendenhall is suspended for this game. Cowboys win by 3.
Jess: I apologize, but it hurts my heart to have to cheer for the Cowboys. But, that's what I have to do when they play the Steelers. I hope your Boys win. The Steelers are bipolar and it could definitely go either way. I don't know that I have a pick here; I have no idea which team will win.
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Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said he planned to bring up the legislation next week when lawmakers return from a break.
"I don't think there is anything more important (as a) jobs measure than China trade. That is what we are going to work on next week," Reid told reporters on Monday, saying the measure had support from both Republicans and Democrats.
"I feel very confident that we are going to pass it," Reid said.
A key provision of the Senate bill would instruct the Commerce Department to treat undervalued currencies as a subsidy under U.S. trade law, allowing companies to ask for countervailing duties against imports on a case-by-case basis.
The Congressional Budget Office estimated a similar measure passed last year by the House of Representatives would collect about $125 million in new tariff revenues over ten years, based on its conclusion that a "small share" of imports from China and other countries would qualify for the relief.
Opponents acknowledge Reid probably has the votes to pass the legislation, but hope House Republican leaders will prevent the bill from reaching President Barack Obama's desk by refusing to bring it up for a vote.
However, with Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney promising to get tough on China currency from his first day in office, "momentum seems to be building with U.S. politicians to send a message to China," one U.S. industry aide said.
The Obama administration has so far declined to comment on the bill, which Senators Charles Schumer, Sherrod Brown and other Democrats and Republicans unveiled last week.
The lawmakers argued China's currency is undervalued by as much as 25 percent to 40 percent against the U.S. dollar, giving Chinese companies an unfair price advantage and destroying millions of American jobs.
China rejects the criticism and last week a Chinese foreign ministry official urged the United States to "not politicize the renminbi's exchange rate because of U.S. domestic economic problems."
Renminbi is the formal name for China's currency, which is also called the yuan. It has risen about 3 percent in value so far this year and 6.7 percent since its peg to the dollar was loosened in June 2010.
Still, policymakers are already worried Europe's debt crisis could undermine global growth. A trade war between the United States and China would be more trouble.
However, current House Republican leaders have not been anxious to pursue China currency legislation.
The Senate will hold a procedural vote on Monday to clear the way for action on the bill. Lawmakers hope to finish the Senate's work on the bill by the end of the week.
Meanwhile, the Treasury Department faces an October 15 deadline for its semi-annual report on whether any country is manipulating its currency for an unfair trade advantage.
In five previous reports, the Obama administration has urged China to move faster to revalue its currency but has declined to label it a currency manipulator.
The Senate bill would require the Treasury Department to identify countries with "fundamentally misaligned" currency, a less incendiary designation.
If past behavior is any guide, the Treasury Department likely will delay its upcoming currency report until after the Group of 20 and Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit meetings in the first two weeks of November.
High-level bilateral talks known as the U.S.-China Joint Commission on Commerce and Trade are also expected in early November.
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According to the US, an appreciation of the Chinese Yuan would increase the prices of the export products which the US import from China. This would lead to a decrease in the trade deficit of US with China.
However, this is not the end of the story. First, the Chinese Yuan has been appreciating slowly but steadily for the last twelve months. Though the trade gap with China has narrowed, the trade deficit of the US with Germany has increased so that the overall trade deficit of the US has not decreased and jobs in the US has remained as scarce as before.
Second, the increase in the prices of the export products of China resulting from an appreciation of the Yuan affects also all other countries. Indeed, an appreciation of the Chinese Yuan increases the prices of Chinese products which the other countries import from China and this in turn increases their inflation rate and damp down their economic growth rates. This in turn leads to debts crises. This is why countries such as Greece, Spain, Portugal and Italy are experiencing debts problems and such debts problems will in turn affect the US economy.
The US Senators must think twice before they take inconsiderate measures. If the Chinese Yuan were to appreciate abruptly, the World's economy would be in chaos.
Pushing for appreciation of yuan or imposing duty on goods imported from China can never bring jobs back to America. Because simply American CEOs should act for the benefits of their shareholders and should keep their corporations competitive. They would outsource somewhere else.
The immediate effect is inflation. That would affect at once millions of ordinally low-wage Americans having to encounter increase prices of daily consumed commodities at this time of economic difficulty and uncertainty.
American politicians should learn to become pragmatic. Naive finger pointing will cause only hostile confrontations and cannot heal the present choatic economy. Their government still need to borrow, by selling their T bonds, from the hard working Chinese for keeping it afloat.
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Jason Arnott has been in the NHL half his life, and it would seem he knows no other way than to walk into a dressing room, assess the situation, and say exactly what comes to mind. "He knows what he was brought in here to do," said Matt Hendricks, Arnott's teammate for the past two months on the Washington Capitals.
He knows now, at 36, how to act and what to say and when to say it. But the man who has led the Capitals for the last two months — and there doesn't appear to be anyone in the dressing room who disputes that fact — was once an 18-year-old rookie looking for leadership, not doling it out. The fans of the Edmonton Oilers, for whom he played, couldn't understand when Arnott would finish, say, his third game in three nights and say, "I was exhausted tonight."


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Westminster, Md. – (April 8, 2013) — To increase awareness about diabetes and to recognize Diabetes Alert Day, on March 26 Carroll Hospital Center's Diabetes Center set up an informational booth in the hospital's main lobby and cafeteria to educate staff members and visitors at the hospital.
Throughout the morning and lunchtime, visitors stopped by the booth and participated in body fat analysis test — a useful tool in helping people determine their body mass index and their risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Diabetes Center staff members were on hand to explain the test results and educational materials including a diabetes risk test questionnaire were made available to inform participants about their diabetes risk and diabetes prevention. Attendees were also given a herb mini green house for participating.
The American Diabetes Association® Alert Day® is a one-day "wake-up call" asking Americans to take the Diabetes Risk Test to find out if they are at risk of developing type 2 diabetes. According to the association, one in three American adults have prediabetes — a blood glucose (sugar) higher than normal, but not high enough to be diagnosed as type 2 diabetes. Fortunately, with healthy lifestyle changes their risk of developing diabetes can be delayed or prevented.
For people who have been diagnosed with the condition, whether it is type 1 or type 2 diabetes, Carroll Hospital Center's Diabetes Center provides excellence in diabetes care. Located in the hospital's Outpatient Center, it is staffed by a medical director, board-certified in endocrinology, diabetes and metabolism, as well as, a team of registered nurses and registered dietitians who are all certified diabetes educators with advanced training to help people learn to manage their diabetes and enjoy healthier, more active lifestyles.
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We knew thee of old,
Oh divinely restored,
By the light of thine eyes
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Former NHLer Wade Belak was found dead in his Toronto condo on Wednesday.
The cause of his death is as of yet undetermined, but police said foul play is not suspected.
The Nashville Predators, his last NHL team, released the following statement:
"The entire Nashville Predators organization and family is shocked and saddened by the sudden and untimely passing of Wade Belak. Wade was a beloved member of the organization, a terrific teammate and wonderful father and husband who will be greatly missed. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his wife Jennifer and children Andie and Alex. We offer our full support to them at this very difficult time."
Belak played 15 games last season for the Predators, finishing with 18 penalty minutes and a minus-1 rating. He was placed on waivers by the club in February of this year. He retired shortly after clearing waivers unclaimed.
Former NHL tough guy Georges Laraque joined TSN Radio's Cybulski & Company shortly after the news of Belak's death broke and spoke about the pressures of being an enforcer on the ice.
"Now I think people will realize the tough job of playing in the NHL and the tough job of being a heavyweight," he said. "It takes a lot mentally. It's really hard."
He went on about the realities that come with punching your weight for a living in the NHL.
"When you retire after being a heavyweight for as many years as you played, most of those guys didn't make [much] money, so there's no options for them after," Laraque said. "So, after you have all this pressure of playing and fighting for a living, now you have to fight to live when life after hockey is over."
Many of Belak's former teammates took to Twitter to express their disbelief.
"Wade Belak was one of funniest dudes I had ever met. Just was with him earlier this summer. Can't believe it Thoughts and prayers to his fam," tweeted recent Preds teammate Blake Geoffrion.
Former Maple Leafs teammate Owen Nolan also expressed his shock via Twitter.
"I'm lost for words. Wade Belak RIP my friend," his tweet read.
The 35-year-old Belak spent parts of 14 seasons in the NHL with Nashville, Toronto, Florida, Calgary and Colorado. In 549 career games he scored eight goals and added 25 assists, while racking up 1263 penalty minutes.
He was originally drafted by the Quebec Nordiques in the first round, 12th overall, at the 1994 NHL Entry Draft.


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Highlights of Dane County Economic Results Released
MADISON, WI - December 8, 2010 - Key findings of the 2010 First Business Economic Survey of Dane County, which was conducted by the University of Wisconsin's A.C. Nielsen Center for Marketing Research in September and October of 2010, indicate businesses saw improved sales, revenue and profits in 2010.
Key Findings for 2010:
Expectations for 2011 are positive.
About the Survey
This was the eighth year for the study. The survey was sent to 3,973 businesses in Dane County that were reported to have five or more employees and was addressed to the CEO, CFO, President, and/or business owner. The survey asked respondents to evaluate the current, and predict the future performance of their businesses on eight key economic indicators in each of the following areas: Sales Revenue, Profitability, Total Operating Costs as a Percent of Revenue, Capital Expenditures, Number of Employees, Overall Wage Change, Change in Pricing, and Operating Capacity.
About First Business Financial Services, Inc.
First Business Financial Services (Nasdaq:FBIZ) is a $1.3 billion Wisconsin-based bank holding company that specializes in focused financial solutions for businesses, key executives, and high net worth individuals through its operating companies. Its companies include: First Business Bank - Madison; First Business Bank - Milwaukee; First Business Bank - Northeast; First Business Trust & Investments; First Business Equipment Finance, LLC; and First Business Capital Corp. For additional information, visit www.firstbusiness.com or call (608) 238-8008.
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Great place!
This trip to the shore was practically perfect. The home was exactly as pictured, in fact, actually, even nicer. The owners were a joy to work with, quickly answered any questions I had via email or phone. Even gave us tips for how to find a local grocery store. I would absolutely reccommend the property for anyone looking for relaxation. The beach was a short walk, and most of the time, we were the only ones on it. It was clean and quiet. The hot tub was awesome after a day in the ocean. The outside shower was a fun added bonus. I felt safe in the neighborhood. Friendly neighbors always ready to say hi and offer a recommendation. I'll never go to Jersey again. It's Broadkill for me, from now on.
End to Summer 2014 vacation at Broadkill Beach
We just got back from an awesome vacation at this property. The property owners have put a lot of care and love into this home. They were so accommodating with all the arrangements. The house is perfectly located on a beautiful beach. We practically had the whole beach to ourselves all week. The water was warm and the waves were mild, perfect for young kids. The big plus was we could bring our family dog with us on our trip. She loved the beach. It was a very relaxing and peaceful vacation, just what we needed. It will be one to remember. Thanks Brietas Beachshack for the memories. Hope to be back.
Great location on quiet beach!
We had a fantastic family vacation, staying at this house. As the other reviewers stated, it is ideally situated if you want to be away from the tourist areas of Lewes and Rehoboth Beaches, but within a 15-20 minute drive. To get to the house, there is a 3.5 mile drive through the beautiful Prime Hook Nature Refuge, which is worth a visit. Broadkill Beach is mostly private, and extends for miles until it reaches the Beach Plum Nature Refuge, which is also beautiful and has soft white sand. We slept to the sounds of ocean waves every night. It is a great area to run, bike, swim, hike, relax. The house has reliable Wifi, a computer to use, large TV, washer/dryer and storage space under the house for bikes and boats in a safe, quiet side street. There are plenty of beds and pull out sofas, all in good condition. The value was worth it. If I were to give any critical comment, it is that the kitchen cabinets and bathroom are in need of renovation or painting. Other than that, we really enjoyed it.


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HOUSTON — The Houston Dynamo remained unbeaten at home with a 0-0 draw on Tuesday night against the Fire, which extend its unbeaten streak to four games.
The Dynamo (6-5-6) recorded two shots on goal and moved to 4-0-3 in their new downtown stadium, BBVA Compass Stadium. Houston played without star midfielder Geoff Cameron, who was a late scratch with a left hamstring injury.
Tally Hall stopped the Fire's lone shot on goal in the first half, and helped snap Chicago's season-high winning streak at three matches. Houston had more scoring chances in the game and missed an opportunity to pull within a single point of Chicago (8-5-4) in the Eastern Conference.
In the 76th minute, Brad Davis had a chance to win it for the Dynamo, but his shot from the left side of the box was blocked.
The Fire nearly opened the scoring in the 12th minute, but Hall stopped Marco Pappa's left-footed shot from just outside the box.
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Gender: Male
City: Liverpool
Country: United Kingdom
First Game
Everton 3, Leicester 2 - 03/04
Favourite Everton Moment
The tributes paid to Brian Labone and Alan Ball. True Legends of Goodison and football.
Favourite All Time Player
Dave Hickson. Great player! 100% committed to Everton both as a player and now even at his old age! And one of only a handful of players to have played for all three Merseyside clubs!!!
Favourite Current Player
Phil Jagielka. Top professional defender in his prime. Never afraid of attackers and wont shy away from a tackle.
Favourite Manager
Howard Kendall. Led us to our best and most successful era during the mid 80's. Just wish he wouldn't have ever gone to Bilbao because he would have led us to greater things.
Favourite Game
The home game against Fiorentina last season except for the pen shootout.
Favourite Goal
Lee Carsley's winner in the derby in 04/05
Favourite Kit
Any kit with Royal Blue!
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"It's never better than where you are" | Life is moving at a rapid speed, the dreams I have seem impractical and absolutely necessary at the same time. I enter another year with eagerness and curiosity, reminding myself that the best place to be is here.
Current desire: mountains.
Just discovered this video today which includes all of the footage of my time in Lesotho. Watching this brings me straight back. All the emotions, all the joy, all the smiles, all the truth.
Important, powerful visual aid of the happenings in Chicago. I'm confident that what I am studying in school is worth something.
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A friend of mine is student teaching in LA this semester. Each week her kindergarden class learns about a new country, in which they pray for. This week is South Africa. She emailed me about a week ago asking if I would tell her class about my time there. I agreed, and today we Skyped. It was a new experience for me—- explaining such a place of misery, beauty, challenge, hope, confusion, and dynamic divide. Its good practice for me to describe my love for South Africa to a younger audience, and I'm grateful for the 18 minutes I tried to do so today. My friend emailed me afterwards telling me that the class is really good about praying for the world. I told her that was good, because South Africa could use some extra prayers right now.
I'm going to keep my head down, intently and intentionally soaking in as much creative overflow as possible. If I were to look up and see the places I could be, and the children I could love, I would be long gone. I know that what I am learning now, creating now, loving now, is important and valuable. It is worth something and will be utilized in the future. For now, I will cherish what I am doing, praying for what will come.
Towards the end of my time in Enkanini I worked alongside community members to paint a few shacks with the little amount of paint we had left. The paint adds a layer of insulation and helps to keeps metal from rusting. I bought some green paint and decided to paint the world map. Halfway through, I looked behind me and there was a crowd of men watching intently. Once I had finished, I showed the group the paper map I was drawing from and they noticed I left out Greenland. I asked them who would like to finish, and they pointed out this young man, Soso. He was embarrassed, but everyone was in agreement that he would be the best choice. I handed him the paintbrush and encouraged him to finish. I stood watching for a while, and before I left he said to me, "I like art so so much". Collaborating with Soso was such a gift.
I'm convinced, being brave is the most extraordinary thing you can be.
Heart is melting.
Sondisa, 14 years.
While in Enkanini I spent a majority of my time interviewing some of the children. Sondisa was one of the few who spoke enough english that we could have a conversation without a translator. Listen to his dreams, and listen to his struggles.
An ultra hi-res missionary map of projected railroads in Africa from 1908.
An ultra hi-res missionary map of projected railroads in Africa from 1908.
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When we started A2L in 1995, our focus was on educating the legal market about the value of using visual aids in courtroom presentations. It may seem hard to believe now, but twenty years ago, most people did not believe visuals aids would help much with a jury. As one partner famously said to me in a Paper Chase-esque voice, "I went to Harvard and Yale, I'm pretty sure people understand me when I speak."
Since then, the vast majority of litigators have come to realize that the litigation graphics used in courtroom presentations are not used to make up for poor communications. Rather, these visual aids, in the form of demonstrative evidence, trial exhibits, trial boards, scale models, courtroom animation and trial director generated visuals are used to increase the likelihood of winning cases.
Visual aids help win cases for many reasons including 1) nearly two-thirds of jurors (and many judges) are visual learners who process visual information far better than information delivered orally; 2) people forget most of what they hear; 3) visual aids simplify cases and speed them up; 4) visual aids are known to increase persuasion.
Below are 6 studies and articles that support the science behind using litigation graphics and visual aids of all types in courtroom presentations.
One cautionary note about vaguely cited studies and especially the often cited 1992 Weiss-McGrath Report courtesy of Pepper Hedden, a detail-oriented reference librarian in the New York County District Attorney's Office [pdf pp 27-30]. The results of the Weiss-McGrath study are impressive - a 650% increase in juror retention when oral and visual evidence are combined. Many in the courtroom presentations business have cited this study for decades. Google returns millions of results for it.
However, it turns out that the study does not actually exist. Rather, in 1992 an article was published in the ABA Journal which cited this study. Weiss and McGrath did write an article in 1963 that mentioned similar results, but they were quoting an 1856 internal corporate presentation and not a study at all. The 1856 reference does in fact note that a study was done, but it is not cited.
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