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Listen to an interview with Sammies finalist Ramona Travato, associate assistant administrator for Research and Development at the Environmental Protection Agency, on Federal Drive with Tom Temin and Emily Kopp.
Throughout her career at the Environmental Protection Agency, E. Ramona Trovato has been an agent of change when it comes to health policy in terms of the impact of pollutants on children.
Trovato is currently the the associate assistant administrator for research and development. She also acts as the deputy assistant administrator for management.
During the 1990s, she pushed for government research and environmental standards on the effects of pollutants on children. This led to changes in EPA polices and procedures for assessing the risk of exposure for both children and adults. Through voluntary programs, the agency now works with schools to help make facilities a healthier place for children
"She has changed how the agency thinks about its responsibility to protect public health," said Carol Browner, former EPA administrator. "Specifically, the agency should focus on protecting the most vulnerable groups of people."
Under Trovato's leadership, EPA established a health program focusing on environmental causes of childhood afflictions, like cancer, asthma and developmental disabilities.
For Trovato's efforts in transforming national environmental health policy, Partnership for Public Service, which recently named Borg as one of the finalists for the 2014 Career Achievement Medal. The award recognizes a federal employee who has made significant contributions over a lifetime in public service.
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What words best describe your leadership philosophy?
Service, passion, integrity, partnership.
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When I started my first job as a lab technician at EPA, I was concerned about being paid too much for washing lab glassware. My father's advice to me at the time was "Be the best damn glassware washer you can be!" This has stuck with me ever since and applies to everything I've done.
Who is your greatest role model and why?
My parents — my father taught me integrity, honesty, working hard and excellence in what you do. My mother taught me responsibility, kindness and thoughtfulness. Together, they both taught me to look out for others.
What's the last thing you read and what's next on your reading list?
Currently reading "The Power of Habit — Why do we do what we do in life and business" by Charles Duhigg. Next on my reading list "Grace (eventually) — Thoughts on Faith" by Anne Lamott.
What would be the title of your autobiography and why?
"Jump in, Heart first" — How I approach my life, whether personal and professional, is with passion and heart. I also do not believe in taking it slow!
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David Nalbandian won the deciding singles match against Russia today to put Argentina in the semifinals of tennis's Davis Cup, while Serbia reached the last four for a first time.
Nalbandian beat Mikhail Youzhny 7-6 (7-5), 6-4, 6-3 in Moscow to give Argentina, twice a runnerup in the last four years, a 3-2 win in the best-of-five series. Russia, which beat Argentina in the 2006 final, was on a 17-tie winning streak at home.
Serbia defeated Croatia 4-1 after winning both of today's singles matches. France won 5-0 against Spain, which was without top-ranked Rafael Nadal. The Czech Republic has an unbeatable 3- 0 lead against Chile.
Russia had moved into a 2-2 tie against Argentina after Nikolay Davydenko won in four sets against Eduardo Schwank in today's opening singles match. Nalbandian, who has struggled this season with injuries, then secured his third win in four meetings with Youzhny.
In Split, Croatia, Novak Djokovic beat Marin Cilic, then Janko Tipsarevic defeated Antonio Veic to set up a semifinal for Serbia against the Czech Republic.
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Dr. Echemendia did think, however, that the length of time players experienced amnesia after a concussion was a telling factor in how severe the concussion was, and thus how quickly the player can return to the field. "Do we have a posttraumatic amnesia that exists for a minute or do we have one that is 12 hours long? It is important to take a look at that," he said.
Another major problem with most current return-to-play criteria is that they rely heavily on athletes' reporting of symptoms to assess whether they should return to play, according to Dr. Echemendia. But as Dr. Kirkendall pointed out, players will "lie, lie, lie to get back in a game." Dr. Echemendia concurred and recommended that "When a player is standing in front of you and they look dazed or goofy, and they are telling you that they are absolutely fine, don't take their word for it."
Dr. Echemendia gave another reason for not relying on players reporting their symptoms, which is that they may not even be aware of them. He also noted that some concussion symptoms, such as headache, are so common that they are difficult to distinguish from other conditions. He pointed out that nearly one-third of the athletes he studied reported concussion symptoms at the beginning of the study, before experiencing any head injuries on the college playing field. "If we base our return-to-play decisions solely on their reports of symptoms, then we end up in trouble," he said.
Dr. Guskiewicz called for more objective, quantitative measures of impaired brain functioning that would disqualify a concussed, brain-injured athlete from returning to the playing field. Those measures would include neuropsychological assessments as well as objective measures of posture and balance. As an example of the need for better assessment, he brought up the problem of balance, which is often disturbed in people after a concussion. And yet, most assessments of balance are inadequate and inconsistent. "One person may think that the individual has a gross sway, and another person may think they have a very mild or moderate sway," he said.
Dr. Guskiewicz developed a balance error scoring system that enables the accurate assessment of balance. This testing system grades athletes on their ability to maintain a position while standing on one foot and other tasks. The tests require only an inexpensive piece of foam and can be done on the sidelines of a playing field.
Dr. Kelly added that there are devices, such as those that can measure abnormal eye movements, which can also aid the objective determination of certain concussion symptoms.
Several speakers addressed the importance of using neuropsychological assessments in return-to-play decisions. These assessments can objectively determine when a number of brain functions return to normal following a head injury, according to Dr. Echemendia. As he said, "return-to-play decisions are very difficult because we are trying to find that one moment when it is safe to return to play for someone who has a condition we can't see." Neuropsychological assessments can help "see" if that condition has resolved, he said, particularly if baseline, normal values in these assessments are known for the players. Such baseline data could be collected by testing athletes when they first come on board a team, prior to the start of any games. Neuropsychological assessments can also determine if some of a player's symptoms, such as headache, are due to the head injury or some other cause, noted Dr. Echemendia.
But as Dr. Guskiewicz mentioned, neuropsychological functioning is just one piece of a complex concussion puzzle and other factors, such as balance problems and other symptoms also need to be considered when making return-to-play decisions. "There are many pieces to this puzzle, several of which we don't even know, and you can't look at just one piece of it," he said. He also added "no two concussions are created equal." Some athletes with concussions may do poorly on neuropsychological tests, but well on balance tests, and others will do just the opposite. "That's why we need to try to make sure that we are looking at every piece of that puzzle in making these decisions," he said.
Another factor that both Drs. Guskiewicz and Echemendia called attention to was the importance of a player's concussion history in deciding when they could safely return to play. "The number, spacing, and severity of previous concussions all need to be taken into account," said Dr. Echemendia. "One of the greatest issues is not necessarily the number of concussions


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BOSTON (Reuters) - Massachusetts lawmakers took up
consideration on Wednesday of a bill to limit protests around
abortion clinics after the U.S. Supreme Court last month struck
down an earlier law that kept demonstrators at least 35 feet (9
meters) from clinic entrances.
The new bill would allow police to issue a dispersal order
if at least two demonstrators are found to be blocking patient
or staff access to abortion clinics. Such an order would bar
protesters from coming within 25 feet (7.6 meters) of the
clinic's entrance for a maximum of eight hours.
The proposal went before a joint committee incorporating
members of both chambers of the state legislature as lawmakers
rushed to try to get it to Democratic Governor Deval Patrick,
who has said he supports it, before the end of the legislative
session on July 31.
Proponents of the measure told the committee abortion
clinics have faced a renewed wave of protests since the Supreme
Court found that the 2007 law violated protesters' free speech
rights under the U.S. Constitution.
That case concerned people who wanted to protest outside
three Planned Parenthood facilities in Massachusetts that offer
abortions in addition to other women's health services.
"What I experienced in 2007 is happening today," said Martha
Walz, president of the state branch of Planned Parenthood.
Boston Police Commissioner William Evans said police had
been called to respond to multiple incidents since the decision.
"It's lousy that we're back at it again," Evans said.
The legislation would prohibit demonstrators from using
"force, physical act or threat of force" against anyone entering
or leaving an abortion clinic, as well as bar protesters from
attempting to impede a person or vehicle's access to a clinic.
It would allow for civil action against anyone in violation,
similar to provisions in a 1994 federal law.
"This bill does not affect speech. It affects behavior,"
said state Attorney General Martha Coakley, a Democrat who is
running for governor. "These tools will only be used if behavior
crosses the line."
Anti-abortion groups voiced concern that the definition of
harassment is too vague.
"This bill is more punitive than the last law," Anne Fox,
president of Massachusetts Citizens for Life, said in an
interview. "It looks like they're just sassing the Supreme
Eleanor McCullen, the lead plaintiff in the Supreme Court
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ive done 3/4 haha
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done them all soz bbz (; but yeah I noticed the grammatical mistakes too :)
"That's disgusting, What is that?"
Nom nom nom Matt Smith how I've missed you every Saturday night.
I'm not even slightly tired and I have to get up at 7 tomorrow
nashmeg:staceydickens:(via bawbag)
Urm cause eating dirt isn't good for you?
So long as I don't get a fever I should be reet. It's just a reaction to the fluid in the vaccination :)
I'm really scared =/
nom nom it will be ready in an hour :D
ahahaha Would I lie to you :']]
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1 Pound = 1.56 Dollars
1 Dollar = 0.63 Pounds
(as long as you mean GBP and USD) lolz
I'm going back brown in like autumn/winter :)
Blonde for summer :']]
I failed lmao
but I did all the hard stuff right ahahha
Need to concentrate more on my actual test and I should be fine. OBSERVATION :D
Urban Outfitters :)
I am not wrong (;
and thank you :']
But you are so much prettier than me in every way and thinner and your hair is nicer :']
You are gorgeous.
(via -lipsticklullabies, donovanbarabad)
(via ihatetomoanbut)
I'm bored someone do something interesting or talk to me or SOMETHING :']
ahahahah that's from ages ago (I just found it :']])
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oh gawwwwwsh
My life plan is SO fucked up atm
I'm doing loads of medical work experience and nutrition experience.
Then this year I'm applying for nutrition or chemistry I think (unless I manage my 3 A's in August) and then if I manage 3 A's next august I'm deferring the place and applying for medicine then doing a year of work experience.
BASICALLY I want to be a doctor and study medicine, that's always been my plan. But I don't revise for exams cause I get too easily distracted so I don't think I'm gonna get the grades I need =/
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23 4 / 2014
The sister I never had
for the sister I never had —
the one I never got the chance
to know and love, and tell secrets to
in the dead of night
whispering under cover, by flashlight.
the one I never had
the chance to get in trouble with
cover for, teach to dance— laugh.
the one who wasn't there
when I needed her,
when I needed someone
to tell of my first kiss,
my first heartbreak—
to share the stolen moments with.
I miss her all the same.
14 3 / 2014
go follow www.bipolarcomposition.tumblr.com Im closng this page
13 3 / 2014
Go follow my new account @bipolar composition :)
09 2 / 2014
"We will gradually become indifferent to what goes on in the minds of other people when we acquire a knowledge of the superficial nature of their thoughts , the narrowness of their views and of the number of their errors. Whoever attaches a lot of value to the opinions of others pays them too much honor."
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02 2 / 2014
My philosophy is: It's none of my business what people say of me, and think of me. I am what I am, and I do what I do. I expect nothing, and accept everything. And it makes life so much easier."
(Source: emotional-algebra, via langleav)
20 1 / 2014
"Some women choose to follow men, and some women choose to follow their dreams. If you're wondering which way to go, remember that your career will never wake up and tell you that it doesn't love you anymore."
(via psych-quotes)
19 1 / 2014
And we used 'I love you' like an apology for the things we couldn't give each other."
(Source: itstheunbearablelightnessofbeing, via asimetricna-vagina)
17 1 / 2014
17 1 / 2014
"When I give, it does not come with strings. I'm not keeping track of what you owe me. When I give, I choose to do so without ulterior motives. I give because I know what it's like to be without. To long for and be ignored; to speak and not be heard; to care for and have nothing returned. When I give it's because I know the value in what I have in my heart. And I refuse to let the world stop me from sharing that, But when things start being taken for granted, When you no longer appreciate my sincerity, I won't switch, I won't get angry, and I won't be spiteful. I'll just get smart, and change your role in my life. Because when I give, I'm all in. But when I'm done, there's no turning back."
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In the latest CERT report http://www.cert.org/incident_notes/IN-98.04.html
(for some reason it's not provieded as a text file in the ftp directories)
it mentiones host identification using TCP connection characteristics as
the means to achieve this. Another possible method is to look at ICMP
replies to various packets (AUUG '98, "Remote Operating System
Identification" - Anthony Osborne) - can't they all just "get it right" ?!
Defending against the ICMP variation isn't too hard, but I'm not sure it
could be successfully done for TCP if you aren't using a proxy firewall
with real proxy agents (all you give away is information about it) for all
TCP connections.
Another point of interest in the latest "IN", is "slow scans". Some 5 or
so years ago I made a somewhat lame (by current standards) effort at writing
a program to log all tcp connection activity on a LAN, log that information
and then analyze it. The key is keeping a long history. If, for example,
you have over 2 months have had a packet targetted at every TCP port from 1
to 1024, then I'd wager the likelihood of that being a complete scan as very
high. It's the sort of thing you'd _expect_ an IDS to be already capable of
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1 c. miniature marshmallows
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Mills waged a back-and-forth match with UNLV's Derek Ernst Clovis, Calif., in the final. The two ended up tied after 36 holes and went to the 37th, the par-4 opener at the Old Macdonald course, which co-hosted the championship - played concurrently with the U.S. Women's Amateur Public Links - with Bandon Trails at Bandon Dunes Golf Resort on Oregon's southern coast.
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10.6: Remove alias icon docked folders used in List view mode
Nice hint. A shorter method though is to open the AliasBadgeIcon.icns with Icon Composer from the start. I hate this arrow, so I didn't experiment with any single size of the badge, but deleted all masks and images, saved and then replaced the original file.
10.6: Remove alias icon docked folders used in List view mode
Since folks are guessing about logout-login, or restarting the Dock, I thought I'd clarify what needs to be done:
Restarting is probably the cleanest way to get your new icons to load. Since these icons are located at the
10.6: Remove alias icon docked folders used in List view mode
Unlike you I think the disadvantage of the method is you do lose the badge on small list views (anything which uses exactly 16 bit icons). It would be better if the Dock didn't put them there in the first place :-( But for people like you, wipe them all out.
10.6: Remove alias icon docked folders used in List view mode
nperry, you're right about the disadvantage. In a few "arrow-less" days I caught myself that I miss the alias indication in the list and, especially, column views. So I modified the icon file again — deleted all badges except for the 16 px size. Like you I also use docked folders, filled with aliases of applications, as launchers. Mac OS 7-8-9 habit, I guess :) But I prefer the Grid view for this, and that's where the arrow annoys me most. This time all was done in Preview only. Very simple, you know — select, delete, save ;) I wish Apple brought back "Macintosh classic" indication of the alias, I mean italic font. As an option, may be. Btw, relaunching the Finder and the Dock were enough for the arrow to show up. No computer restart required :)
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To assess the efficacy and cost-effectiveness of preoperative autologous blood donation (PAD) in radical prostatectomy procedures.A retrospective 3-year review was performed of transfusion outcomes in radical prostatectomy procedures. Cost, benefits, and cost-effectiveness were established using a previously published Markov decision analysis model.Three hundred eighty-four (97%) of 394 patients predonated 3.5 +/- 0.6 (mean +/- SD) autologous blood units. Of these, 2.1 +/- 1.2 units (60%) were retransfused. Forty-two (11%) of 394 patients also received allogeneic blood. Autologous blood donors received only 0.2 +/- 0.6 allogeneic blood units, compared with 1.4 +/- 1.4 (p < 0.05) units transfused to patients who did not predonate. The net costs of PAD ranged from $83 to $303 per procedure. The life-expectancy benefit of PAD ranged from 0.05 to 0.07 days. The overall cost-effectiveness of PAD was estimated to be $1,813,000 per quality adjusted life-year saved. However, PAD was significantly more cost-effective for 2 unit donations ($531,000 per quality adjusted life-year saved).We conclude that autologous blood donation is an effective blood conservation strategy in elective radical prostatectomy. However, the cost-effectiveness of this practice compares unfavorably with that reported for other medical interventions. Alternative and more cost-effective strategies to reduce the need for allogeneic blood in this setting must be developed.
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Of all recent Major League baseball players, the one that I would be least surprised to hear got into trouble off the field is Milton Bradley and now he has lived up to my faith. The former Expo, Indian, Dodger, Athletic (deep breath), Padre, Ranger, Cub, and Mariner, is facing domestic violence charges that carry potential penalties that could lock him up for more than a decade.
Bradley, whose main defense to acting erratically around baseball teams during his 12-year career was that no one understood him, has denied mistreating and threatening his wife five times in 2011 and 2012. Lengthy misunderstanding. Bradley says she made it all up. Prosecutors have alleged that Bradley, who was arrested twice at his house for domestic incidents in 2011, kicked her in the ribs and threatened her with a baseball bat and knife and said he would kill her before giving her a divorce.
It was alleged that another time Bradley began choking her with his hands after she asked him not to smoke marijuana in front of the kids.
For anyone who has followed the arc of Bradley's baseball career, which apparently ended in 2011 because no team has picked him up since his last hurrah with Seattle, hearing this kind of stuff is no huge shock.
Always seen as immensely talented, Bradley first ran into trouble in the minors when he started a fight that resulted in a seven-game suspension. While with the Indians Bradley was stopped for speeding, but refused to take the ticket and drove away. He was sentenced to three days in jail for this combination. With the Dodgers, Bradley got into a balls and strikes argument with an umpire and threw a tantrum, resulting in a four-game suspension. While with the Rangers Bradley was physically restrained from going to the press box to confront a Kansas City Royals broadcaster.
While with the Cubs in 2009 Bradley was suspended for making contact with an umpire, was thrown out of the park during a game by manager Lou Piniella for beating up a Gatorade container, and then exiled from the team from Sept. 20 on for publicly disparaging and insulting the organization. Milton and I were living in Chicago at the same time and yes, he was a distraction.
Somehow the Cubs suckered the Mariners into taking Bradley off their hands. A little more than a month into the 2010 season Bradley took himself out of a game, then asked the team for help and quietly underwent treatment for two weeks for an undisclosed health problem.
Throughout the years when he was actually on the field, Bradley batted .271. He made one All-Star team with the Rangers in 2008. He once hit more than 20 home runs in a season. He once drove in more than 70 runs.
It is estimated that Bradley collected $48 million in salary during his Major League career and that year by year as each team gave up on him and sent him out of town the next team paid him more and more. He went from $5.2 million with the Rangers to $7 million with the Cubs to $10 million with the Mariners the first year and $13 million with the Mariners in 2011. Tell me how bright owners are again.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley are going through divorce proceedings. I don't know how much is true of what she and the prosecutors allege about Bradley's activities, but I'm rooting for Mrs. Bradley in this case.
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Map of Senegal: Bakel area The county of Bakel is situated 700 km from Dakar in eastern Senegal and is one of the most important villages of the region of Tambacounda which is the poorest region of Senegal. Bakel is a city by the edge of the famous Senegal River, on the border with Mauritania. Its subprefecture, Kidira, is in about sixty kilometers south, by the border with Mali. The county is lined in the North by the region of Matam, in the South by the county of Kédougou and on the West by the county of Tambacounda. The county of Bakel is very vast (22 378 km2), but in spite of its large surface the density of population is very low (10 hab./ km2), the city of Bakel as an example counts only 12 751 inhabitants. This county is one of the poorest of Senegal. Because of its estrangement from Dakar and its weak participation in the wealth of the country, the county is not much helped by the government to solve the problems of water and health. It is also very enclosed and difficult to access: only...


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Obama looking at cooling air to fight warming (AP)April 13, 2009 5:36 am | by SETH BORENSTEIN, AP Science Writer Seth Borenstein, Ap Science Writer – Thu Apr 9, 6:17 am ET | Blogs | Comments
Tinkering with Earth's climate to chill runaway global warming — a radical idea once dismissed out of hand — is being discussed by the White House as a potential emergency option, the president's new science adviser said Wednesday. That's because global warming is happening so rapidly, John Holdren told The Associated Press in his first interview since being confirmed last month. The concept of using technology to purposely cool the climate is called geoengineering
Congress Urges EPA to Drop SSL Energy Star CriteriaApril 10, 2009 7:11 am | by by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Blogs | Comments
To follow up on an earlier story, congress has urged the EPA to drop its SSL Energy Star criteria. A letter, signed by nine congressional members, encourages EPA administrator Lisa Jackson to defer to the DOE on Energy Star. The letter makes mention of "the current state of affairs, in which two federal agencies have put forth two separate standards," and that, "The overlapping standards are creating uncertainty in the industry"
Plug In America Refutes Obama Auto Task Force Conclusion on GM VoltApril 2, 2009 10:31 am | Blogs | Comments
In response to an Obama Administration auto task force report, Plug In America on Tuesday proposed a plan to make GM's Chevy Volt and other plug-in cars more affordable, noting that most advanced new technologies are initially more costly. California law requires that the Volt and other plug-in hybrids come with a 10-year warranty. To ensure this longer life, automakers are as much as doubling the size of the battery pack, increasing cost to manufacturer and consumer.
Biomechanical ATV Boasts Extremely High RangeMarch 31, 2009 7:27 pm | Blogs | Comments
Advanced technology vehicles have yet to gain a foothold in the mainstream auto industry. Hybrids boast a fuel economy upwards of 40 mpg, but are too pricey for your average consumer. Similarly, "clean diesel" sports high MPG ratings, but diesel is prohibitively expensive. The more exotic ATV's (air-cars, biodiesel, solar) are aesthetically morose. Pure electric vehicles (PEVs) lack the necessary infrastructure to support them. Welcko's Mogwai Electric Vehicle (or MEV) is the first ATV with potential mainstream viability
Proposal Could Ban the Sale of Plasma TVs in CaliforniaMarch 30, 2009 12:23 pm | by by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Blogs | Comments
The California Energy Commission (CEC) is moving ahead with a proposal that could make Plasma TVs legally obsolete. Based on the 2008 Report, "Draft Efficiency Standards for Television" (which drew heavily from Pacific Gas and Electric Company findings), the proposal would set a cap on the maximum active mode power usage (watts). This would effectively ban the sale of Plasma, DLP, rear projector, and certain LCD TV's in California
World's Cheapest Car Riles Environmental GroupsMarch 24, 2009 12:27 pm | by by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Blogs | Comments
Tata Motors has unveiled the world's cheapest car, with potential for a vast standard of living increase. And Greenpeace doesn't like it. The same organization that supported a ban on chlorine in drinking water feels that the mass proliferation of cheap automobiles is a bad thing. Despite its eco-friendly 47 MPG rating, the Tata Nano is seen as a threat to the environment. Why? Because lots of people want to buy them.
New government brochure explains climate scienceMarch 19, 2009 4:43 am | by Alix Paultre | Blogs | Comments
Day after day, reports of the dangers of climate and climate change circulate in the news, often filled with confusing data and debate. In an effort to improve understanding of climate science, a group of government agencies has combined efforts to produce "Climate Literacy: The Essential Principles of Climate Science."
Electrode Breakthrough Enables Rapid Battery RechargeMarch 12, 2009 4:48 am | Product Releases | Comments
A lithium-ion battery electrode described this week in the journal Nature can deliver electricity several times faster than other such batteries. It could be particularly useful where rapid power bursts are needed, such as for laser weapons or hybrid race cars. Test batteries based on the new electrode--developed by Gerbrand Ceder, a professor of materials science at MIT--can be discharged in 10 seconds.
Global Warming: Science vs. ActivismMarch 11, 2009 2:03 pm | by by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Blogs | Comments
In 2007, Al Gore shared the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to "build up and disseminate greater knowledge about man-made climate change." In his Oscar-winning documentary, An Inconvenient Truth, Gore screeched, "The scientists are virtually screaming from the rooftops now. The debate is over! There's no longer any debate in the scientific community about this."
ASU Develops World's First Flexible Touchscreen DisplayMarch 9, 2009 9:36 am | by by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Blogs | Comments
Arizona State University's Flexible Display Center (FDC) recently unveiled the world's first flexible touchscreen display. Developed in conjunction with E Ink Corporation and DuPont Teijin Films, the active matrix display is capable of real-time user input, and can send and receive information. The applications for such a device, particularly in the military sector, are endless
Hundreds rally for legislation on climate changeMarch 2, 2009 11:08 am | Blogs | Comments
Hundreds of demonstrators are urging Congress to pass legislation to reduce greenhouse gases, and they're using the Capitol power plant as a symbol of the problem. Despite attempts by lawmakers to clean up the power plant in southeast Washington, it still burns coal and accounts for a third of the legislative branch's greenhouse gas emissions. Monday's rally on Capitol Hill was being followed by a march to the power plant, where some demonstrators planned to block entrances and get arrested.
Electric Vehicles on Cell Phone ContractsFebruary 18, 2009 11:15 am | by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Blogs | Comments
Shai Agassi, CEO of Better Place, wants to make electric cars viable. His solution? Spread battery-swapping stations throughout the world, using a fee structure similar to cell-phone contracts. According to Better Place's site, "The batteries of a zero-emission vehicle need three things in place for optimum functionality: charging spots, battery switching stations, and software that automates the experience." Their solution is a network of stations where depleted batteries can be swapped out for fresh ones.
Clean Coal and Nuclear Funding Cut from StimulusFebruary 13, 2009 7:13 am | by Alix Paultre | Blogs | Comments
This "compromise" is an example of the misguided cuts that have been made in the stimulus package in the name of savings. "Clean Coal" and Nuclear power are among the best alternatives to oil we have, and to cut funding for these important technologies is shortsighted. "Clean Coal" and Nuclear power are among the best alternatives to oil we have, and to cut funding for these important technologies is
Next Stop, the Twilight ZoneFebruary 7, 2009 9:22 pm | by by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Blogs | Comments
Obama's position on tailpipe emissions presents a strange paradox: traditional supporters of states' rights are clamoring for one national standard, while federalists want the states to decide. It seems that we've entered bizarro world. But it goes deeper. Allowing states to set their own emissions standards is a thinly-disguised attempt to impose higher national standards through backdoor means.
The Dangers of Exporting E-wasteJanuary 30, 2009 11:27 am | by by Ken Manchen, Newark & Premier Farnell | Blogs | Comments
As readers of ECN well know, Americans are purchasing new and improved electronic products faster than ever—and thereby creating a record amount of electronic waste. What you may not know is that 50% of the e-waste generated in the European Union and North America is now exported to developing countries such as India, China and Africa.
State vs. Federal Emissions StandardsJanuary 27, 2009 10:39 am | by by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Blogs | Comments
President Obama has ordered the EPA to "review" its denial of California's request for exemption to federal emissions standards. On Monday, January 26th, Obama gave a press conference relating to, "Jobs, Energy Independence, and Climate Change." Among other things, he spoke about America's dependence on foreign oil, the proposed American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan, and the aforementioned EPA denial.
Energizer to Release OEM Version of Zinc/Air BatteryJanuary 14, 2009 10:14 am | by by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Blogs | Comments
The history of portable electronics is one of decreasing size, both for the devices themselves and the batteries to power them. A while back, I reported on the Quad A battery—specifically, Energizer's push to make the Quad A more commercially available. The Quad A was commercially available (though not prevalent) since 1989. Similarly, the technology behind Energizer's latest offering, the Zinc Air Prismatic Battery (or ZAP for short), has been around since 1991.
Mini-E is Highway Legal Pure Electric VehicleDecember 31, 2008 9:23 am | by by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Blogs | Comments
Hipsters of the world rejoice! Mini has announced the greatest thing since arthouse theater—an electric version of the Mini Cooper. Unveiled at the 2008 Los Angeles Auto Show, the Mini-E is the first highway legal all-electric vehicle. Amazingly, the Mini-E is heavier than its internal combustion engine (ICE) counterpart (curb weight of 3,230 vs. 2,546 for the ICE). This will satisfy those who feel greater mass equals greater safety. Despite its added bulk, the Mini-E has even greater front/rear weight balance than the ICE.
European Union to Phase Out Incandescent Bulbs by 2012December 11, 2008 4:42 am | by by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Blogs | Comments
In a move sure to ignite debate on this side of the Atlantic, the European Union approved the phasing out of incandescent bulbs by 2012. Here in the US, we're debating which technologies should be allowed to earn a label (Energy Star). Over in Europe, they've ended the discussion with multinational governmental action. By following the commission's proposal, EU citizens will save close to 40 TWh per year, and emissions will go down by 15 million tons of CO2 (according to the European Commission). But there's a larger issue at hand: should government have such control of industry?
Wind Turbine Design Reduces Blade Size, Saves MoneyDecember 3, 2008 11:10 am | by by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Blogs | Comments
Betz' Law (culled from its namesake, Albert Betz) is a theory for flow machines. From this theory we derive the Betz Limit, that is, "the maximum possible energythat may be derived by means of an infinitely thin rotor from a fluid flowing at a certain speed." In windmills, this equates to how much electricity can be harvested from the wind energy. Current technology allows turbines to capture a maximum of 59 percent of the energy in wind
White OLED Illuminator Achieves Energy-Star Color Rating for Solid-State LightingNovember 29, 2008 7:04 am | Osram Opto Semiconductors | Product Releases | Comments
This achievement not only speeds us forward in the development of real-world solid-state lighting, it demonstrates that LED-based tech is not the only game in town.Delivering a light yield of over 60 lumens/watt, an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) white light emitter from BASF and Osram Opto Semiconductors also meets international Energy Star SSL Standard with regard to color requirements.
Air Cars- Next Big Thing or Pie-in-the-sky?November 6, 2008 9:39 am | by by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Blogs | Comments
When we think of advanced technology vehicles, we usually conjure hybrid electric, fuel-cell, and solar cars. But the term, in fact, encompasses a wide-variety of off-the-wall designs including our most fundamental resource- air. Compressed air, as a technology, is nothing new. Seen in everything from power dusters to UPS's, compressed air has a wide scope of application. But as an ATV variant, compressed air is relatively new (and unproven). French-based Motor Development International (MDI) has, since 1991, taken the lead in creating a viable air-powered vehicle.
Ocean Vortices Could Lead to Long-term Renewable EnergyOctober 30, 2008 9:37 am | by by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Blogs | Comments
A new technology aims to extract energy from that which covers 75% of the Earth— water. Michigan-based Vortex Hydro Energy is researching the natural motion of ocean currents; in particular, how currents interact with cylinders. Take offshore oil rigs, for example. When water impacts the cables that hold the platforms in place, it creates small vortices. When each vortex dissipates, it creates a vibration that poses a long-term risk to the rig's structural integrity. But ocean engineer Michael Bernitsas, founder of Vortex Hydro, believes these vortices can be harnessed.
DoE Lab Prototype Sets Record for Solar Cell EfficiencyOctober 14, 2008 12:23 pm | by by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Blogs | Comments
Regular Efficiency Zone readers know that photovoltaics is a very inefficient technology. While the technology is environmentally-friendly, and the energy source (the sun) will be viable for billions of years, the conversion process (and viability) is undercut by a number of factors. These include shade, dirt, and panel-to-panel mismatch. In addition, detractors of the technology point to its high cost, but this is a socio-economic factor that won't be solved by science alone. But scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) have made a huge technological leap.
Online Event Promotes Green TechnologyOctober 8, 2008 11:17 am | by by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Blogs | Comments
Registration is now open for Premier Farnell's green event, "Designing for Energy Efficiency," to be held at the online venue, Live EDGE EcoSphere, on October 15. This coincides with the design competition, "Live EDGE – Electronic Design for the Global Environment." For the latter, entrants have until January 31, 2009 to submit environmental technologies, with the winner of the student and open/general competitions each receiving a cool $25,000. The online event, "Designing for Energy Efficiency," will showcase green technologies from such manufacturers as National Semiconductor, Vishay Intertechnology, and Ohmite Manufacturing.


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GAH Has Been Named The #1 Hospital in the Nation For Overall Patient Satisfaction
October 20, 2011
For the second time in 3 years Gibson Area Hospital (GAH) has been named the #1 hospital in the Nation for overall patient satisfaction.
GAHHS CEO, Rob Schmitt, said this number one ranking is the reward for the extra effort everyone at GAHHS puts in day in and day out. "It is a testament to the great work, dedication, and hard work of our staff, physicians, volunteers, and the Board that has allowed Gibson Area Hospital to not only achieve this status, but to sustain and maintain the benchmark of being number 1 in the country."
This ranking is awarded by Arbor Associates, Inc. an independent organization that survey's patient satisfaction for hospitals across the nation. Arbor Associates collects Survey information via personal telephone interviews with recent patients. This allows for more accurate and higher response rates. Telephone interviews also provide extensive patient comments that clarify what patients truly appreciated about the care they received and what could have been done to improve their satisfaction.
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Edible Excursions' North Berkeley's Gourmet Ghetto Food Tour
Thursday August 19, 2010 / 11:00amEdible Excursions' North Berkeley's Gourmet Ghetto Food Tour
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Berkeley, CA 94709
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We had a wonderful time and tasted something delicious at every stop! Because I was raised with good manners, and because everything was delicious, we went back and patronized all of the nice places we visited. Great tour - everyone would love it!


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Cervical cancer is highly preventable, but still so many women aren't taking the steps necessary to prevent it. Dr. Nora MacZura, a specialist in Gynecologic Oncology, delivers a detailed look at risk factors & symptoms, cervical cancer screenings, and how valuable the annual "visit" is to maintaining a woman's healthy life. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn more about protecting yourself and the women in your life from cervical cancer.
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Join us the first Wednesday of each month for a free informational evening featuring Springfield Clinic specialists sharing their medical insight and advice on the topics that matter to you! Each program is followed by an open forum where the speaker answers your health questions.
Each Doctor is In program is recorded for educational purposes, and will be posted on SpringfieldClinic.com and other electronic media sites. While our intent is to capture the doctor's presentation, members of the audience may enter the videographer's frame from time to time. If you do not wish to appear in the recording, please inform the videographer prior to the program.
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Nokia Chat Beta
125 reviews
PublisherMicrosoft Mobile
Download size3 MB
Last updated7/11/2014
Works with
- Windows Phone 8.1
- Windows Phone 8
- Windows Phone 7.5
App requires
- contacts
- phone identity
- owner identity
- location services
- music library
- photos library
- media playback
- microphone
- data services
- phone dialer
- Proximity
- push notification service
- speech
- web browser component
- HD720P (720x1280)
- WVGA (480x800)
- WXGA (768x1280)
- photo, music, and video libraries
- movement and directional sensor
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English español Español (España, alfabetización internacional) Bahasa Indonesia italiano Português português (Brasil) Tiếng Việt
Stay in touch with your friends, family, and millions of others who use Nokia Chat and Yahoo! Messenger. It's simple, and works using Wi-Fi or mobile data.
10/11/2014Now is better😊. Please upgrade as whatsapp, viber. Nokia the best!
9/19/2014It adds your yahoo contacts to your phone contact list. Not necessarily a desirable feature.
9/18/2014Why do not update? Background working, not work. Share camera and voice not developed.
9/16/2014Needs update
9/13/2014Really useful app. After you sign in for first time, you will receive an email from Yahoo! And you must enabling Second Sign-In Verification and creating an app-specific password.
9/8/2014even can't register
8/31/2014Really awful
8/24/2014Good and usefull
8/16/2014Ask password every time and kicks me to start screen without any reason, please fix!!
8/12/2014It always disconect me when i trt to open.


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Nazi Germany's annexation of Austria in March 1938 created a reign of terror for Austria's 185,000 Jews, many of whom tried to leave. After the Nazi pogrom of Kristallnacht in November 1938, thousands of Jews were put in concentration camps and only allowed release if a relative produced visas or tickets to other countries. At that time, most countries would not accept Jewish immigrants. Although Ho's superior, China's Ambassador in Berlin, forbade him to issue visas on a large scale, Ho ignored the instructions and issued visas to anyone who requested exit documents, even those wishing to travel somewhere other than China. The story of Ho's assistance to the Jews of Austria and Germany reached Yad Vashem, Israel's Holocaust authority, after his death in 1996. Posthumously, Yad Vashem awarded him the title of Righteous Among the Nations.
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President Obama Announces More Key Administration Posts
President Obama said, "These fine public servants bring a depth of experience and tremendous dedication to their important roles. I look forward to working with them in the months and years to come."
Herbert Block, Appointee for Member, Commission for the Preservation of America's Heritage Abroad
Herbert Block is Assistant Executive Vice-President of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, a position he has held since 1999. He was first appointed to the Commission for the Preservation of America's Heritage Abroad in 2011. Previously, he served as Assistant Director for Intergovernmental and Public Affairs for the New York City Independent Budget Office from 1996 to 1999, and was Deputy Director for Intergovernmental Relations at the Corporation for National and Community Service from 1994 to 1995. Mr. Block was Assistant to the Mayor of the City of New York from 1990 to 1993 and a Special Assistant to the Manhattan Borough President from 1986 to 1989. He is a member of the Board of Directors of the World Jewish Restitution Organization. Mr. Block received a B.A. from Columbia University and a J.D. from Brooklyn Law School.
Dr. Richard H. Weisberg, Appointee for Member, Commission for the Preservation of America's Heritage Abroad
Dr. Richard H. Weisberg is the Floersheimer Professor of Constitutional Law at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University, a position he has held since 1976. He was first appointed to the Commission for the Preservation of America's Heritage Abroad in 2011. Dr. Weisberg began his academic career as Assistant Professor of French and Comparative Literature at The University of Chicago in 1970 and is currently a Visiting Professor of Law. He is the founding and current president of the Law & Humanities Institute and founding and general editor of a periodical, Law and Literature. Dr. Weisberg is a recipient of Guggenheim and Rockefeller Foundation fellowships. In 2009, he was awarded the Legion of Honor by the French government for his work to provide restitution from France to victims of the wartime Vichy regime. Dr. Weisberg received a B.A from Brandeis University, a J.D. from Columbia Law School, and a Ph.D. from Cornell University.
Dr. Gary P. Zola, Appointee for Member, Commission for the Preservation of America's Heritage Abroad
Dr. Gary P. Zola is the Executive Director of The Jacob Rader Marcus Center of the American Jewish Archives. He also serves as Professor of the American Jewish Experience at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in Cincinnati, Ohio. Dr. Zola was first appointed to the Commission for the Preservation of America's Heritage Abroad in 2011. He is a member of the Organization of American Historians, the American Historical Association, and the Academic Council of the American Jewish Historical Society. From 2002 to 2005, he was Chair of the Commission for Commemorating 350 Years of American Jewish History and from 2006 to 2010, he was a member of the Advisory Committee of the Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission. Dr. Zola received a B.A. from University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, an M.A. from Northwestern University, and an M.A., Rabbinic Ordination, M.Phil., and Ph.D. from the Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion.


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Hike the Highlands Festival
September 11-20, 2015
Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, Canada
A ten day hiking festival on the Cabot Trail that features guided hikes, evening activities & presentations, the hiker distance award, opening & closing ceremonies and a photo contest.
Festival Updates & News – (September 29, 2014 )
1) A big thank-you goes out to all the hikers, volunteers, board, partners and sponsors for making the 11th Annual Hike the Highlands festival a successful one. Thanks for your great support and involvement. Great appreciated by HTHF team.
2) Thank-you to Our Partners in the 2014 festival which included Cape Breton Highlands National Park, ECBC/ACOA, Les Amis du Plein Air, NSTA/DCBA. And big thank-you to our Sponsors – Main Street Restaurant & Bakery, Ingonish Home Hardware, Coastal Waters Restaurant & Pub, Lynn's Craft Shop & Gallery, Groovy Goat Farm & Soap, Neil's Harbour Pharmasave, Neil's Harbour Co-op, Scotiabank, Donovan's Rona, Andrew's Pizza.
3) Photo Contest 2014 – hikers can submit one photo in the following categories : Flora, Fauna, Scenery, People & Humour.
Deadline for photos – Saturday, October 11. Winners in each category will receive a free Hike the Highlands Pass for 2015
festival. Photos cannot be more than 2 meg. in size or less than 1 meg. email to firstname.lastname@example.com
4) Subscribe to our regular monthly newsletter and keep up with all the news. Please note when you subscribe you will get another e-mail a bit later (2-3 days) asking you to confirm. The festival is following Canada's Anti-Spam guidelines &
Come Hike with Us!
A Great Line-up of Hikes
The festival is pleased to announced its 2014 schedule of hikes. New in 2014 – Mica Hill, Ski Cape Smokey, Coastal to Beach. Returning include Cape St. Lawrence, Money Point Light, White Point to Burnt Head and more.
3 Peaks Challenge
The 5th Annual Cape Breton Highlands 3 Peaks Challenge will take place July 19, 2014. This event involves hiking 3 Mtns. in one day, Roberts Mountain, Sugar Loaf, and Franey. Register early.. this event fills up fast.
A tradition started by our guide Lisa Dixon, each hike we ask everybody to get together for a group photo. Here are this year's (2014) group photos.


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Upcycle an Old Cutlery Box Into a New Jewelry Box
Vintage cutlery boxes are a frequent fixture at estate and yard sales — usually in pretty worn condition. With just a little elbow grease, you can refinish and re-line them for a massive upcycled jewelry box.
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Use existing liners as a template to cut new fabric, leaving a 1/2 to 1 inch excess on all sides (Image 1). Place liner front-side-up on a dropcloth or newspaper-covered work surface; coat liner with an even layer of spray adhesive (Image 2). Lay new fabric face-down on a clean area of the work surface then center liner glue-side-down on fabric and press to secure (Image 3). Carefully spray just the edges of liner's back with adhesive (Image 4) then press edges of the fabric to secure. Cut off excess fabric with scissors to create a clean, mitred edge (Image 5).
Attach Hardware
Pop re-covered liners into box then reattach hardware (Image 1). If cutlery box had an existing brass plate, have it engraved with the jewelry box owner's initials then reattach (Image 2). Tip: Trophy suppliers and jewelry stores often offer engraving for a small fee. Note: Instead of covering another piece of cardboard to line the inside lid of the box, as I have here, have a piece of mirror cut at a local glass or hardware store (Image 3).
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Introducing the Best Coaches in College Football Tournament
4/4/14 in NCAAF | Tyler_Waddell | 426 respect
That's why we're going to have a little fun with our own version of March Madness (albeit a little late): the Best Coaches in College Football Tournament.
From Nick Saban all the way down to good 'ol Charlie Weis, there are a ton of current names to choose from for our 16-coach bracket. This is completely biased, but heavily researched—seeding is based off total wins, bowl appearances, national championships, recruiting and the ever-so-important "what have you done for me lately?"
And just like the NCAA Basketball Tournament, you're allowed to disagree with seeding. It's in your blood.
Here's the entire field with first-round matchups:
No. 1 – Nick Saban, Alabama
No. 16 – Chris Petersen, Washington
No. 2 – Urban Meyer, Ohio State
No. 15 – Kevin Sumlin, Texas A&M
No. 3 – Les Miles, LSU
No. 14 – Frank Beamer, Virginia Tech
No. 4 – Bob Stoops, Oklahoma
No. 13 – Dabo Swinney, Clemson
No. 5 – Steve Spurrier, South Carolina
No. 12 – Gus Malzahn, Auburn
No. 6 – Mark Richt, Georgia
No. 11 – Bill Snyder, Kansas State
No. 7 – Mark Dantonio, Michigan State
No. 10 – Jim Mora Jr., UCLA
No. 8 – Jimbo Fisher, Florida State
No. 9 – Brian Kelly, Notre Dame
Just missed the cut: Art Briles, Baylor; James Franklin, Penn State; David Shaw, Stanford; Gary Pinkel, Missouri; Craig Bohl, Wyoming.
Who is the best coach in the country heading into the 2014? YOU will decide. Be on the lookout for each matchup, as the first round starts Monday. Each "game" will include a full resume along with a poll and potential second-round preview.
Let the madness begin.
What do you think about the Best Coaches in College Football seeding? Let us know in the comment box below! Hit me up on Twitter or follow the FanIQ College Football blog!


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