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Restrictions on reproductive rights passed by anti-choice state legislatures this year are set to take effect July 1, even as abortion-related legislative and legal battles rage on.
North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory (R) said that he will sign a GOP bill tripling the state's forced waiting period for an abortion, breaking a campaign promise to not sign any legislation that further restricts abortion care.
The federal lawsuit claims an Arizona requirement that mandates doctors tell patients both orally and in writing that medication abortions can be reversed is unconstitutional.
The law, considered to be among the most radically restrictive in the nation, has been blocked by a federal judge since March 2014.
More and more anti-choice legislators are fighting against rape exceptions in abortion restrictions out of the supposed concern that women will fake being raped to use them.
The Satanic Temple last week filed a lawsuit against Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon, alleging that the state's abortion restrictions violate temple members' freedom of religion.
While Texas has so far dominated other states in the number of bills introduced, with at least 25 bills introduced to restrict reproductive rights, no other state has passed into law more anti-choice legislation in 2015 than Arkansas.
What does Monday's Supreme Court filing mean for the legal battle over Texas' omnibus anti-abortion law?
On Thursday, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals showed it won't let law and procedure get in the way when it comes to restricting abortion access.
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Director of My Love From The Star Jang Hang Joon doesn't think much of Kim Soo Hyun for his drama character
On the latest episode of "Brave Writers", Director Jang Hang Joon talked about his first appointment with Kim Soo Hyun after having denied the actor as a rookie.The director said that when Kim Soo Hyun was a rookie, his manager asked the director to keep Kim Soo Hyun in mind for any movie or drama characters. "I didn't know him at the time, so I didn't think much of him. A couple of years later, while appearing in 'My Love From the Stars' as a film director, I met Kim Soo Hyun again, who had become huge star.". ... Read more
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MBC's fifth "Drama Festival" special, called "Old Goodbye" (tentative English title), has dropped stills of stars Jang Hyuk and Jang Nara, who will be making a quick reunion following "Fated to Love You.". ... Read more
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Actress Jang Na Ra revealed that she has never felt anything romantic with another actor while filming.
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The definition of a family tree is a book that has down the blood and history of a family since the time of our ancestors. In other words, it"s what we call those who have walked the same path for a long time. There"s a family tree in children actors too. There are some stars looking towards their 30s that used to memorize lines as a child. The first generation of "child actors and actresses" are Jang Geun-seok and Moon Geun-young. . ... Read more
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Jang Hyuk and Jang Na Ra got their ship sailing once again in the teaser and making film for their short drama "Old Goodbye", which will air this Sunday!
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Narrative in the Age of Distraction By Colin McEnroe, Betsy Kaplan & Chion Wolf • Nov 5, 2013 Chion Wolf Okay, this is sad. Like a lot of people, I have trouble achieving the deep focus needed to enjoy long fiction. And, like a lot of people, I have trouble finding time to read novels. Recently, I came up with a solution. I go to the gym, get on a recumbent bike, and I read while I pedal for an hour, so yes, I kill two birds with one Robert Stone. The Book Show: October 24, 2013 By Faith Middleton, Lori Mack & Jonathan McNicol • Oct 24, 2013 Jeremy Piehler/flickr creative commons From Faith Middleton: Book Clubs call in, and so do individual readers, telling us which books are great reads in all categories—mystery, history, thrillers, romance, art, politics, science, biographies and memoirs. NPR's Frank Tavares, and Rinku Sen on Race By Catie Talarski, Tucker Ives & John Dankosky • Oct 17, 2013 Chion Wolf If you listen to public radio, you know Frank Tavares. Colin McEnroe called him NPR's Yoda, but you probably best know him as the voice of NPR. He's wrapping up his tenure as the voice that says, "This is NPR" after funding credits. The End of Your Life Book Club By Faith Middleton, Lori Mack & Jonathan McNicol • Oct 14, 2013 Emily Carlin/flickr creative commons by Faith Middleton We celebrate a book that reminds us of what a great read can do to light up your life. Will Schwalbe, author of The End of Your Life Book Club, found a way to write about the books he and his mother read together as her life drew to a close. It makes you want to set aside a year to read what they did, because such wise and caring people have to reflect the stories they read. This is a tribute to the power of reading in our lives, the way it opens conversation, touches the deepest parts of ourselves, entertains and enlightens us. It turns out that The End of Your Life Book Club is very much about living in the best possible way. Alice Munro, 'Master' Of The Short Story, Wins Literature Nobel By editor • Oct 10, 2013 Alice Munro has been awarded the Nobel Prize in literature, the Swedish Academy announced Thursday morning. The academy often explains its decision — what it calls the "prize motivation" — with lush precision; recent winners have been praised for their "hallucinatory realism," "condensed, translucent images" and "sensual ecstasy." But for Munro, the committee came straight to the point: They called her simply "master of the contemporary short story." Book News: Alice Munro Wins Nobel Prize In Literature By NPR News • Oct 10, 2013 This post was updated at 9:30 a.m. The daily lowdown on books, publishing, and the occasional author behaving badly. Forty Years, in Search of a Zipless F--- By Colin McEnroe, Patrick Skahill & Chion Wolf • Oct 7, 2013 Michael Childers Fear of Flying sold 18 million copies worldwide and helped tip feminism into a new focus on fulfilled sexuality. 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Authors of Goddess of the Market and Healing at the Speed of Sound By Faith Middleton • Aug 21, 2013 John Baer/flickr creative commons Goddess of the Market: Ayn Rand and the American Rightby Jennifer Burns Wine Bites and The Book Club Cookbook By Faith Middleton, Lori Mack & Jonathan McNicol • Aug 21, 2013 Derek Gavey/flickr creative commons Listen Listening... / Join the Food Schmooze gang for a look at post-summer grilling. Plus, the cookbooks Wine Bites: 64 Nibbles That Pair Perfectly with Wine and The Book Club Cookbook: Recipes and Food for Thought from Your Book Club's Favorite Books and Authors. Faith Middleton Show: Authors of Choke and You Had Me at Woof By Faith Middleton • Aug 19, 2013 elizabeth tersigni/flickr creative commons Why do the smartest students often do poorly on standardized tests? Why did you tank that interview or miss that golf swing when you should have had it in the bag? 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Maurice Wesley Parker (Mr. Steady)
Positions: First Baseman and Outfielder
Born: November 13, 1939 in Evanston, IL
Schools: University of Southern California (Los Angeles, CA), Claremont McKenna College (Claremont, CA)
Signed by the Los Angeles Dodgers as an amateur free agent in 1963. (All Transactions)
Debut: April 19, 1964 (Age 24.158, 9,830th in MLB history) vs. MLN 0 AB, 0 H, 0 HR, 0 RBI, 0 SB
Rookie Status: Exceeded rookie limits during 1964 season [*]
Team: Dodgers 1964-1972
Last Game: October 1, 1972 (Age 32.323) vs. CIN 1 AB, 0 H, 0 HR, 0 RBI, 0 SB
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Buffalo History ToursRead MoreBuffalo History Tours has built a business around bringing history to life with a mix of humor and strong scholarship. Today, founder Joel Dombrowski escorts first-timers through Niagara Falls State Park as a popular tour guide. He draws upon his training in journalism, experience as a standup comedian, and a lifetime obsession with history to share the story of the park with wit and elegance. For more than 10 years, his approach⎯merging stray historical facts with compelling anecdotes and comical accounts of waterfall lore⎯has made experiencing the Niagara landscape doubly memorable for his tour companions.303 Prospect. StNiagara Falls, NY US
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Texas Rangers pitching coach Mike Maddux (left) talks with relief pitcher Scott Feldman as he struggles in the fifth inning during Game 3 of the World Series against the St. Louis Cardinals at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington on Saturday, Oct. 22, 2011.
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The University of Minnesota Press partners with CUNY's GC Digital Scholarship Lab to launch MANIFOLD SCHOLARSHIP—a platform for iterative, networked monographs—with grant from the Andrew W. Mellon FoundationApr 20, 2015
New model focuses on transforming longform scholarly authorshipThe University of Minnesota Press in partnership with the GC Digital Scholarship Lab at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York has been awarded a $732,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to launch Manifold Scholarship. This grant marks the continuation of an ambitious collaboration between a university press and a leading digital humanities center to advance scholarly authorship and publishing in a digital environment.
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Shapiro is author of 'THE LURE OF THE NORTH WOODS'The Midwestern History Association today announced the winner of its annual Jon Gjerde Prize for the best book authored on a Midwestern history topic during a calendar year. The honor was conferred upon Aaron Shapiro for his book entitled The Lure of the North Woods: Cultivating Tourism in the Upper Midwest (University of Minnesota Press, 2013). The award will be presented on April 17th at the annual meeting of the Midwestern History Association, which will take place in St. Louis in conjunction with the Organization of American Historians annual meeting.
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Choosing Dr. Moghadam as my IVF treatment doctor is the best decision ever.
Let me share my story with you. I did my first IVF treatment in another clinic 2 years ago. I had three blastocysts at the end and the doctor transferred all of them at once for the success rate. I was pregnant with twins but lost them due to the incompetent cervix at 23 weeks. Because I did not have any frozen embryos left, I had to start another round of IVF again.
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All the staff in the clinic were very kind and helpful as well. Especially Lisa, who is the most patient and responsible nurse I have ever met. Every time she returned my call within half an hour after I left my message. And she will also call me and ask for my conditions from time to time even I do not schedule anything. Becky, Jamie and Jessica are all very sweet. You will feel like to be friends with them instead of patient.
I am now 11 weeks of pregnant. So I have to graduate from Dr. M and to be released to my OB. I hate leaving this wonderful clinic. If Dr. M can deliver baby, I will definitely choose him to be my OB.
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I was referred to Dr. M after almost 2 years of trying to get pregnant and several unsuccessful IUIs with my OB/GYN. As a health care professional in my mid-thirties with no children yet, it would not be far-fetched to say that I knew enough about my odds/timeline to feel desperate if not hopeless about getting pregnant. First and foremost, Dr. M is a good if not great listener--I found this to be impressive given the number of patients he sees on a daily basis. Once he understands your goals, he is exceptional at outlining a handwritten (yes, in writing you can read) plan that leaves you with choices where available and simplifies your next steps.
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My family's experience with Dr. Moghadam is nothing short of excellent. My OB referred us to him after trying for almost five years unsuccessfully to get pregnant. It is now three years later and we have grown from a family of two to five. He and his staff identified our infertility issue and and came up with a plan to overcome it. We also were informed of the odds for success and costs up front. We always felt like we knew where exactly we were in the process and if we didn't we could call him directly with any concerns. He is amazing and I would highly recommend him to anyone struggling with infertility.
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I wish I could express how wonderful Dr. Moghadam and his staff are. They helped my husband and I conceive 2 years ago and now I'm a returning patient and expecting baby number two! Dr. Moghadam has always been patient, understanding, and compassionate. I saw two REs before going to see Dr. Moghadam and now I wouldn't go any where else. His personalized treatment plan was perfect for us and all the lab work was so much more convenient and less stressful. The staff members in the office, lab, and surgery center have always been so friendly, organized, and helpful.
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Dr. Moghadam is an excellent RE. A friend recommended another RE in the Austin area, but Dr. M took my insurance so this is where I went. I am so happy that I did. He is knowledgeable, thorough, and personal. He makes sure you understand his recommendation for the next course of action, but also explains all your choices and leaves the decisions up to you. I appreciated that as this journey is very personal. One of the things I loved most about him is how he connected well with my left brained husband who was hesitant to approach a fertility doctor anyway.
Dr. M's staff is excellent and friendly. Considering how persona the fertility journey can be, I never felt like my privacy was compromised and all members of the staff were always wonderful. There are definitely times where I had to wait for appointments, often as the result of Dr. M getting caught in an emergency procedure or surgery. But when you're in the midst of fertility treatments and you're seeing the doc every other day, even a little wait can seem like a lot. The whole staff always did their best to move things along rapidly without compromising care. Just know that if you have an appt before noon you will likely have a wait. Be patient, Dr. M is worth it.
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After years of trying and no real diagnosis as to why we were not getting pregnant, my husband and I heard that Dr. Moghadam at the Austin Fertility Institute was the doctor to go to. I personally know 4 ladies who have conceived with Dr. M and they will all tell you that when you want to get the job done, he's your doctor. His approach is aggressive and personal to each patient. His experience and track record speaks for itself. Dr. M is very knowledgeable. Sometimes too much. He does like to explain everything in great detail and can at times talk more than listen. However, once he gets to know you and your situation, he is extremely understanding and does his best to make a plan that is personal to you. After many visits, you realize how busy his practice is and how he and his staff go out of their way to make the process as comfortable as possible. Speaking of his staff, they are amazing! Super nice and very helpful with questions. When we first visited with Dr. M, we decided to try IUI's first. They did not work for us, but I know they have worked for others. After one round of IVF with Dr. M, we are now expecting and so very excited! I would certainly recommend Dr. Moghadam and the staff at Austin Fertility Institute if you're looking for a fertility doctor in Austin or the surrounding areas.
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Antakya, Turkey - The mountains melt away into the waters of the Mediterranean outside the Turkish-Alawite city of Samandag, nestled just beside the border with Syria.
Beyond the peaks is Latakia province, the ancestral homeland of the Assad family that has ruled Syria for more than four decades.
But on this side lies Hatay, Turkey's southernmost province, which is home to most of the country's Alawites. At around one million, they represent a small but vocal minority leading the opposition to the government's role in the conflict in neighbouring Syria.
"When something is happening in Syria we feel it," said 31-year-old Kemal sitting in a park in central Samandag. "We have Turkish citizenship, but our origins are Arab."
He spoke in a Syrian dialect of Arabic, like most Turkish Alawites are able to. Although ethnically Arab, the community leaves little doubt about its strong patriotism for the modern Turkish state and its secular model of government.
When asked whether he felt more loyal to Syria or Turkey, Kemal presented his upturned forearms: "Cut open my veins and I assure you Turkish flags will pour out."
Kemal, who declined to give his surname, was on a brief break from work as a barber in Saudi Arabia. Because of their common language, many Alawites from Turkey travel to the oil-rich Gulf for work.
Kemal says he hates living in what he described as Saudi Arabia's ultra-conservative Muslim society. Most members of the Alawite faith, an offshoot of Shia Islam, are secular.
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But even more than living in Saudi Arabia, Kemal dislikes the country's arming of opposition movements inside Syria. His criticism also extended to other Gulf and western governments he believes are partaking in a larger "American game" to exert further control over the Middle East.
As the effects of the Syrian conflict spill across its northern border into Hatay and other neighbouring provinces, Kemal's views largely reflect those held by the larger Alawite community in Turkey.
The situation is even tenser 20 minutes down the road in Antakya, Hatay's main city. Pointing to the Orontes river that runs through the city's heart, a colleague said, "It flows north from Syria, just like the refugees."
What began as a popular uprising against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has since turned into a bloody conflict that has created a refugee crisis as large numbers of Syrians flee to neighbouring countries.
According to the United Nations' refugee agency (UNHCR), almost 350,000 Syrian refugees have registered or are waiting to register with the organisation. Turkish authorities recently said more than 100,000 Syrians have sought refuge within its borders.
When the refugees first started arriving in mid-2011, Selim Matkap, an Alawite emergency room doctor and one of the heads of the union of medical workers in Hatay, said he and other Turkish human rights organisations tried to help by requesting permission to enter the refugee camps, which are all under tight control of the Turkish army.
"We wanted to go to the camps as associations from Hatay, because if people come here [in such circumstances] then we have responsibility to take care of them," Matkap said.
For months he said that the groups repeatedly tried to gain access to the camps through the local government, with each refusal spawning more suspicion as to why the government seemed determined to keep them out.
Soon after, residents of Hatay were outraged when the Free Syrian Army, the main umbrella organisation fighting against the Syrian government, on its website claimed its main base to be "Hatay, Turkey". After complaints to Turkish officials, it was later changed to "Damascus, Syria".
The Apaydin refugee camp near Antakya houses dozens of former Syrian army generals and hundreds of army defectors, and is the suspected location of FSA commander Riad al-Assad.
"The Turkish government is not supporting a democratic transition in Syria, it's supporting armed groups," Matkap said."We believe the Syrian regime is not democratic, but using weapons and the tactic of war is not a legitimate method to oppose it."
"It's the poor people who will suffer from this war, not the regime."
As time progressed, Maktap and others began organising protests in Antakya against the government's support for the armed opposition in Syria. He admitted that the overwhelming majority of the thousands of protesters were Alawites.
Matkap said Alawites have faced persecution since the time of Selim I, a 16th century Sultan of the Ottoman Empire, and today still feel marginalised in Turkish society.
"We are Turkish citizens and the owners of this land. We have to ask why we're not getting support from our government."
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When Hafez al-Assad, Bashar al-Assad's father, took power in Syria in 1970, Maktap said Turkish Alawites began to feel more confident.
"It's natural for Alawites in Hatay to think, 'If something bad happens to me, then there is the Syrian government behind me'," Matkap said.
After a number of large demonstrations in early September, the local governor banned all protests in Hatay as reports started to emerge of sectarian tensions between Alawites and Sunni Muslims in Antakya.
As the war in Syria drags on, fears have risen that the conflict has become increasingly sectarian, pitting Syria's minority Alawites against the majority Sunni population.
But Ali Yeral, the head of an Alawite cultural organisation in Antakya, dismissed this characterisation.
"[Syria] doesn't have a Sunni-Alawite problem," he said, adding that he considers armed groups to be "terrorists" for taking up arms against the state.
"Like Turkey has the PKK [Kurdistan Workers' Party], Ireland has the IRA [Irish Republican Army], Syria also has this problem."
Yeral said that at first, he was excited upon hearing calls for more democracy in Syria.
Alarmed Alawites
But he said that Alawites became turned off from the uprising when videos showed Syrian protesters chanting not only against the regime, but also against Alawites more generally.
He also pointed to the sectarian rhetoric of exiled Syrian Sheikh Adnan al-Arour. The radical Sunni cleric, who hosts a popular satellite TV show in Saudi Arabia, infamously said that Alawites should be put through the meat grinder once the regime is toppled.
Syrian opposition activists in Hatay told Al Jazeera that these views do not represent the majority of their movement, which opposes sectarianism and sees the decision to take up arms as one of self-defence.
But as the battle for Syria continues with little end in sight, reports have increased of radical Islamist fighters, including many non-Syrians, taking part in the war.
Many people in Antakya, the main hub for foreigners travelling to opposition-held areas of northern Syria, say in recent months, they have seen a greater number of Arab and other Muslims who they suspect of being foreign fighters.
"Antakya is peaceful," Yeral said. "But now we have foreign fighters turning up on the streets."
Yeral feels that if any anti-Alawite backlash in Syria were to spill over into Turkey, it would not only include the relatively small Alawite community, but the much larger Turkish Alevi population believed to number some 20 million.
Because they share the same name in Turkish (Alevi), Arab Alawites and Turkish Alevis are often thought to be the same religion, despite the fact that members of the respective faiths observe different religious practices and beliefs.
However, they both consider themselves followers of Ali, the prophet's relative, from whom their name derives, setting them apart from Turkey's Sunni-dominated ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP).
But while Turkish Alevis are spread throughout the country and harder to define as a coherent political group, Alawites are mostly concentrated in Hatay, a region with its own unique history.
After the Ottoman Empire collapsed during WWI, France, then in control of Syria, helped Turkey gain control over Hatay in the 1930s. The region had been considered part of Syria, but France was eager to win Turkey over to the allies' side in WWII.
Furious by what they felt was the theft of much of their Arab territory, many Alawites and other Arabs left the area for Syria.
The Alawites who stayed behind became part of the Turkish state, founded on the strong secularism of Kemal Ataturk, its first president, whose ideology they still subscribe to.
But today, Alawites in Turkey feel betrayed by a government they say is acting against their interests by supporting armed groups.
"We are Turkish citizens and the owners of this land, we have to ask why we're not getting support from our government [like the Syrian opposition is]," Maktap said.
"Instead we see rebels firing bullets at the government that has supported us."
When asked what would happen to Turkish Alawites if the Assad regime in Syria falls, Matkap replied, "It's going to be difficult.
"We never really felt we belonged to this state. It will be the same way if the regime goes."
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Learning what most data brokers know about us and whom they sell it to — said to be the price for free websites — is often difficult or impossible. Congress should create a single website that consumers can visit to opt out of the collection of information on their transactions.
On Saturday, May 17, 2014, over 230 students from 15 area Catholic schools and their families came together at the Law School for the annual Catholic Middle School Mock Trial Program.
The Tobin College's Executive-in-Residence Program celebrated its seventeenth annual convocation on Thursday, May 15.
The St. John's University Theta Chapter of Omicron Delta Epsilon, the International Economics Honor Society, held its 52nd annual induction ceremony at the annual Economics and Finance Department Dinner on Monday, May 5, 2014 on the Queens Campus.
Second Circuit Judge Dennis Jacobs '09HON Receives Law School Alumni Association's Honorable John E. Sprizzo Award
May 21, 2014
Over 125 St. John's Law alumni, friends, and administrators gathered for the Alumni Association's annual Sprizzo Reception at the Loeb Boathouse Central Park. The event featured the presentation of the Honorable John E. Sprizzo Award to Hon. Dennis Jacobs '09HON of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.
SJU Joins Institute of International Education Coalition to Double Number of Students Who Study Abroad by End of Decade
May 21, 2014
St. John's University has pledged to join the Institute of International Education (IIE)'s Generation Study Abroad initiative to double the number of American students who study abroad by the end of the decade.


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Pros: C and F measurement, quick on/off and temp reading. cons: none.
optimal purchase, top product. fast delivery. thanks. all pros I recommend . good seller
I bought this because I make yogurt at home. Once every week. I have been using it for over two years and did't have a single problem at all. It is cheap, well built and useful.
Quickly meseaure temperatures, and material using to built are solid and can elapse for long duration
Pros: It works like it says with all the features. No problems at all. Well made. Better (more functions) and 3 times cheaper than same thing I saw it local store. Cons: None
i am using this in my kitchen. it is slow but if you have a time you can use it. i am not tested sensitivity but it is increasing-decreasing 0.1. you can use it in your kitchen.
Fabricando chocolate artezanal, usei por muitos anos um termômetro normal de vidro, mas agora uso o digital, faço as leituras de temperatura com maior rapidez e praticidade. Gostei muito é preciso, compacto e fácil de usar... Recomendo!!!
Pros: Is very useful and practical. I use it to control the temprature of food and oil for frying, it is precise and quite fast in reading. I was so glad I bought 2. I recommend it a lot. Cons: None
Pros: Fast to turn on, very fast in telling temperature. Wide range of temperatures. Simple to use Cons: With a bit of humidity, screen becomes unreadable. Tiny digits, Sensitive to moisture. Very useful for us in measuring baby bath and food temperature.
Usefull and accurate stuff. I'm fully saticfied. Very good thermometer for home users. Absolutely easy to use.


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Her compliments to the chef!
Honey Boo Boo got a taste of fine dining in Beverly Hills on Tuesday, sampling the "upscale at Villa Blanca, the restaurant owned by one of the town's Real Housewives, Lisa Vanderpump.
And while the 7-year-old reality star's table manners might not have been impeccable, Honey clearly enjoyed the cuisine, happily dangling strands of pasta into her mouth as mom June Shannon tasted pizza.
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RSC Insurance Brokerage, Inc. Key Developments
Risk Strategies Company announced that as part of the merger, Jolyon F. Stern will remain as Chairman of DeWitt Stern, and will be appointed Vice Chairman of the Board of Risk Strategies, joining Michael Christian and Chairman Roger Egan. Risk Strategies will retain the DeWitt Stern name and the existing management teams of both firms will remain in place.
Risk Strategies Company announced the hiring of Melissa S. Masles as Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer for California. In this role, Masles will have operational oversight of Risk Strategies' four offices in California. She will focus on deepening the firm's regional capabilities and accelerating its growth trajectory. She will be based in the firm's San Mateo office. After a successful career as an executive with Chubb and as Senior Vice President for Western Zone Personal Insurance, Melissa served for over five years as Chief Operating Officer for Networked Insurance, a commercial and personal lines aggregator based in California.
Risk Strategies Company announced that it has expanded their environmental and waste industry insurance business and named Pam Caron Senior Vice President. Caron joined Risk Strategies to add expertise and scale to this important business segment. Caron has more than 25 years of experience in the insurance industry, specializing in risk and insurance solutions for the environmental and waste industry and previously worked for International Insurance Group and AJ Gallagher. In her new role, Caron will be responsible for providing creative insurance solutions for her clients and will manage a team of experienced account service, claims management, and loss control professionals. She is joined by team members Megan Feehan and Ashley Rahall.
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Michael Brissenden presents AM Monday to Friday from 8:00am on ABC Local Radio and 7:10am on Radio National. Join Elizabeth Jackson for the Saturday edition at 8am on Local Radio and 7am on Radio National.
AM 40th Anniversary - a look back at the history of the ABC's agenda-setting morning radio program.
Tuesday 5 September 2006
AM is Australia's most informative morning current affairs. It covers the stories each morning that the other current affairs teams follow for the rest of the day. Below is the program summary with links to transcripts and audio (if available).
Authorities are piecing together the last few hours of Steve Irwin's life before he was fatally struck by a stingray off Port Douglas in North Queensland yesterday. Irwin was filming a documentary at Batt Reef about 32 nautical miles offshore when the accident happened.
Steve Irwin's fearless love of dangerous creatures fascinated American television audiences and his popularity in the US helped make him an international star. The Crocodile Hunter was also a powerful and high profile ambassador for Australian tourism in the United States.
The ancient Roman theatre in Amman is a popular destination for tourists visiting Jordan and yesterday was no exception. A tour group had just arrived and was taking in the sights when a gunman opened fire, killing one person, and wounding five others, including a young Australian woman, Ashleigh Blair from Harcourt in central Victoria. The 22-year-old who has been living in London for the past two years, was hit in the hip. She's told AM she was lucky to escape with her life.
Ashleigh Blair's mother says her daughter had been on a tour of Turkey, Syria and Jordan and was about to travel on to Egypt. Kerryn Blair is speaking here from Harcourt in Central Victoria to AM's Josie Taylor.
The Foreign Minister Alexander Downer joins us now on AM. He's just returned from East Timor and he's not overly impressed with what he saw there. The 57 prisoners who escaped last week are still on the run and may have access to high-powered weapons. It's one of the reasons Mr Downer says a much bigger military presence will have to remain in the country than even the United Nations has recommended. And of course, on his mind is the shooting in Jordan as well.
Sudan has rejected a United Nations plan to send 20,000 soldiers and police to the western region of Darfur, sparking fears of an all out war there. Sudan says the existing African Union force can stay but it can't have any links to the UN, and that's an impossible request because Africa needs the UN to pay for the mission.
The proposed sale of Medibank Private is stirring up some concerns within Federal Government ranks. Momentum for the sale of the nation's largest health insurer is gaining pace, with the Prime Minister now throwing his weight behind an idea to publicly float the company. But with uncertainty still surrounding how the insurer will be sold, large investors are also circling, among them American company Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, the same firm that's leading a bid to buy Australian retailer, Coles Myer.
The Reserve Bank Board will meet this morning to consider its next move on interest rates. It will be last meeting convened by the Bank's Governor, Ian Macfarlane, who is retiring. Most economists think the bank is likely to lift rates again before the end of the year, they believe that this time round at least there are reasons to leave rates on hold.


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Have you ever wondered how one day the media can assert that alcohol is bad for us and the next unashamedly run a story touting the benefits of daily alcohol consumption? Or how a drug that is pulled off the market for causing heart attacks ever got approved in the first place? How can average readers, who aren't medical doctors or Ph.D.s in biochemistry, tell what they should be paying attention to and what's, well, just more bullshit?
Ben Goldacre has made a point of exposing quack doctors and nutritionists, bogus credentialing programs, and biased scientific studies. He has also taken the media to task for its willingness to throw facts and proof out the window. But he's not here just to tell you what's wrong. Goldacre is here to teach you how to evaluate placebo effects, double-blind studies, and sample sizes, so that you can recognize bad science when you see it. You're about to feel a whole lot better.
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A large pine tree ended up in the middle of the Poland Swim Club pool.
Quick storm leaves path of damage in Canfield, Austintown
It only lasted about 15 minutes but left quite an impact.
Beatitude House gets $10,000 donation
The Beatitude House serves disadvantaged women and children across the Valley.
Photos: June 11 Weather
Photos of the weather from around the area.
Ground broken on Trumbull County Veterans Center
Construction on the 7,000-square foot Veterans Center is expected to be finished by Veterans Day on Nov. 11.
Commissioners: Water tower coming to Canfield
Mahoning County Commissioners announced the project Thursday.
Warren officer cleared in excessive force complaint; accuser arrested
Frederick Dengg had filed a complaint against Warren Police Detective David Weber after he was arrested in April.
Woman gets probation for behavior at Youngstown crime scene
Carla Higgins arrived after a riot at the scene of a murder on Winona Drive in August.
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Campbell man indicted in rape case
Elijah Lashley fled to Baltimore after the alleged crime and was arrested the following day by U.S. Marshals.
Holden Scholarship winner is a success today
Jackie Slack now works at Google.
Seman charged with murdering 10-yr-old, grandparents
Seman could face the death penalty if convicted.
YNDC, Youngstown councilwoman at odds on mowing efficiency
Janet Tarpley said that the cutting is not getting done, while YNDC's executive director said otherwise.
Remembering a Legend: Tom Holden
Thursday marks the 10th anniversary of longtime WKBN news anchor Tom Holden's death.
Sharon PD warns of fake IRS calls
Police said the IRS will always make initial contact by mail and that citizens should not give out any personal information over the phone.
Police: Youngstown surgeon committed suicide after child porn charges
A clerk at Costco called police earlier in June, saying Koenig had printed objectionable photos.
Decision could come on Weathersfield well
State officials later allowed the shallow well in Weathersfield to resume operations, but the deep well is still idle.
Man sentenced for threatening Mahoning Co. Dem chairman
The incident happened in October.