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The cold and snow we've seen this winter could be good news for water levels on Lake Michigan.
Technology is bringing us new ways to enjoy the beauty of winter in West Michigan.
See an aerial view of the ice along the shoreline of Lake Michigan.
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There are a lot of ways to enjoy winter in Michigan: sledding, ice skating, fishing, snowmobiling.
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You can join your friends this Saturday, October 19th from 1PM until 6 PM at beautiful Camp Blodgett, located on the shore of Lake Michigan just south of Grand Haven, and celebrate the Lakeshore Brew Fest! Sample beers from many of Michigan's incredible craft brewers.
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With their theme, "Pirates through the Ages," pirate re-enactors from historical to fantasy personas come from around Michigan and the Mid West to entertain everyone from young powder monkeys to seasoned buccaneers. New to this year's festival is the Mermaid Queen with a group of her mermaids. This is the first performance for the mermaid group in Michigan.
Grand Haven's Coast Guard Festival kicked off this past Friday and you have this full week to celebrate.
Running through this Sunday, August 4th, there are tons of activities in honor of the men and women of the United States Coast Guard.
The three paddle boarder have accomplished and incredible feat. They finished an 80 mile journey across Lake Michigan, arriving safely in Norton Shores today.
Twenty-three year-old Craig Masselink, his 19-year-old brother Trent and their friend 21-year-old Ginny Melby left McKinley Beach in Milwaukee, on Sunday morning and finished their trek in just under 24 hours.
Taking a trip to the beach at Lake Michigan is a fun summertime tradition in West Michigan, but a few college students are looking for a little more adventure this summer.
It's good news/bad news for water levels on the Great Lakes.
All of the Great Lakes are seeing a rise in water level, but only one is higher than it was at this time last year.
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good morning! how are you? i want to crawl back in my cozy bed that is how i am..
the whir of the furnace is whirring behind me as the house still sleeps.
it is me, and God and coffee
and for some reason my weekend in Seattle and my experience with lissa and the "chickens" comes to mind
and i can see her concern as the night and her signature dinner is not going as she dreamed it would
as it always does
this time was different
she had a "stranger" in her home and like us all wanted to perform well
because isn't that what we are wired for? what we want more than anything is to be loved?
and we are most loved when we do something well
not when the chicken is done and the vegetables aren't cooking
and the husband is past starving
and the crickets are chirping
and all the while i am sitting there watching her heart try and hold it together
trying to "save the chickens"
and realizing this isn't going to go as planned
and i love her all the more
i love the real lissa
i loved the realness of all that transpired and you know why?
because it is the kind of things that happen in my home too
i cold relate in a thousand ways
who really cares about a carefully curated chicken when i
was building a relationship with another human being that i really really wanted to know more about?
the very thing that she may have felt i wouldn't love if i knew
was the very thing that drew me to her
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to come and see our heart art + pretty things
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Hay Day: New Animals, Hot Dog Stand and Pasta Machine for Your Farm
Today, Supercell has released a new update for the farm simulation game Hay Day. With the current version are all hungry farmers among you on the taste.
Supercell (also creator of Boom Beach, Clash of Clans) According to you can produce namely using the pasta machine fresh pasta to cook pasta salads or delicious soups. There are, however, responded with savory delights at the hot dog stand to taste: apart from the vegetarian variant called Tofu-dogs proffers her tasty Corn-dogs.
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Apple Will No Longer Support iPhone 4s in iOS 9?
Since many iPhone 4s units were sold over time and Apple still sells the product, many users are wondering if they can install iOS 9, the latest version of the operating system. Although the iPhone 4s is still on sale to some phone operators and online stores, Apple almost ceased production because the popularity has dropped significantly.
Although Apple still sells millions of iPhone 4S terminals in each fiscal quarter, sales are so small that the product does not worth the support for iOS 9. Continue reading...
Apple Watch Subjected to Extreme Tests
Since its launch, Apple Watch has been subjected to the most bizarre tests made by users. The toughest were the ones made by Richard Ryan, also on YouTube under the name "FullMag".
In the first test, Ryan sinks the device in a container with liquid nitrogen and then hit it with a hammer. The question that arises after such tests is not necessarily whether the device has withstood torture but also how much has been destroyed.
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Parents as Partners in Education, Eighth Edition, is uniquely the most comprehensive book on the market covering the history of parenting and parent/school collaboration, current issues and population trends affecting American schools and communities, diverse family structures, and techniques for establishing a connection with parents and encouraging involvement with their child's learning.
Based on the notion of funds of knowledge, the knowledge that children acquire from their families, this best-selling textbook helps the reader differentiate between culture and diversity as they relate to culturally and linguistically diverse families. Rather than following a tourist approach to culture, this new edition focuses on culturally relevant pedagogy to work with children and their families, particularly those who are English language learners and immigrant children. A special focus on culturally and linguistically diverse children with special needs is a remarkable aspect of the book. Key additions and changes to this edition include: more practical ideas and tips for teachers on how to work with culturally and linguistically diverse children and their families in a classroom setting; applicable information on how to build parent involvement programs; strategies for working with culturally diverse students who have Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families; emphasis on the value of pre-school and pre-K programs; and methods for working with English Language Learners and their families, including a section on second language acquisition. Rooted in the premise that once educators understand the value of families for healthy development they can begin to create strong partnerships to assist children in successful experiences in school. Parents as Partners in Education: Families and Schools Working Together, Eighth Edition will be a key component to teachers gaining this knowledge and using it in the classroom for the betterment of all children and their families.
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ASPEN, Colo., Dec. 26 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Land Rover America's Polo Cup Team participated in the prestigious USPA World Snow Polo Championships, in Aspen Colorado in a weekend filled with world class polo and camaraderie on and off the field.
The US Land Rover America's Cup Polo Team was comprised of John Gobin at 8 goals, (one of the highest rated arena polo players in the world) at position 3. Doug Barnes at position 2, rated at 3 goals, and Team Captain Tareq Salahi at position 1, rated at 1 goal.
The US Land Rover America's Cup Polo Team was co-sponsored by the luxurious St. Regis Aspen Resort and was greeted and hosted by Director of Sales & Marketing Ben Mollere, General Manager Senih Geray and Moet Hennessey's Rachel Hager. Land Rover Vehicles graced the hotel on display, as did a private reception for the Land Rover Polo Team in the lobby with the hotel guests. Polo players signed autographs on Land Rover brochures for guests throughout the weekend.
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(7-21 days to emergence)
The leaves are used in salads, for which they are much superior to Dandelion. They may be cut and used from young plants, but are generally blanched, as the unblanched leaves are bitter.
According to Mrs. Grieves when growing chicory as a forage crop, it should be sown during the last week in May, or first week in June, in drills about 15 inches apart, the plants being afterward singled to from 6 inches to 8 inches in the row. About 5 lb. of seed will be needed for the acre. If sown too early the plant is likely to bolt. So grown, the crop of leaves can be cut in autumn to be fed to stock of all kinds, such as poultry, rabbits, cows, etc., and in following years, if the crop is kept clean, the foliage may be mown off three or four times. So grown, it should of course never be allowed to seed.
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Enjoyed our stay at ruthern valley. Stayed in a secluded caravan which was old but comfortable. The site is small and tucked away in the countryside, with a mix of lodges, yurts, three caravans and camping facilities. The small shop is well priced and the staff we met were very welcoming and helpful. This site is recommended for people who enjoy peace and quiet while also being well placed to explore the whole county.
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The Jefferson County Youth Bureau is now operating under the auspices of its sister agency, the Department of Social Services.
Social Services Commissioner Theresa W. Gaffney said while the move is in the process of being finalized by the state Office of Children and Family Services, a few DSS staff members have already taken added responsibilities to maintain the youth bureau.
She said the merger took place last month when former Youth Bureau Director Virginia Ginny J. Harrington retired from the then part-time post.
There are other departments of social services that have youth bureaus under them, so it wasnt something unheard of, Mrs. Gaffney said. With the youth bureau, it cant be a nonprofit because they are able to submit for funding. Its a conflict of interest. If a nonprofit can submit proposals for funding then it could look like theyre funneling money the state gives into their programs.
The Department of Social Services, however, will use a nonprofit Cornell Cooperative Extension of Jefferson County to assist with non-core programs, such as the youth bureaus annual youth recognition awards.
Meanwhile, Social Services Deputy Commissioner James G. Schell also will have the title Youth Bureau Director. DSS Senior Account Clerk Lorie Parker, who originally had worked at the Youth Bureau, also will assist with the bureau.
Mrs. Gaffney said the state Office of Children and Family Services must approve the change, since it allocates money to the county agency. About $98,000 is anticipated this year. Mrs. Gaffney said those funds go mostly toward programming and scholarships. The county had put in some money to cover Mrs. Harringtons part-time salary, Mrs. Gaffney said.
The states working with us, and know were handling the program, she said.
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Company's "Biggest Loser" Bill Germanakos to Deliver NBGH Keynote Address
MADISON, N.J., May 13 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Quest Diagnostics Incorporated (NYSE: DGX), the leading provider of diagnostic testing, information and services, announced today that the National Business Group on Health (NBGH), an association of more than 300 large U.S. employers, has presented its 2008 Best Employers for Healthy Lifestyles Gold Award to the company for its HealthyQuest employee wellness program. In its second consecutive year as Gold Award recipient, Quest Diagnostics is one of only seven companies to have received the NBGH Healthy Lifestyles awards in the four years the awards have been given. The company was honored with the Silver Award in 2006 and 2005.
Bill Germanakos, director of Employer Wellness Initiatives at Quest Diagnostics will deliver a keynote address at today's NBGH awards ceremony. Mr. Germanakos was last season's winner on the NBC television program The Biggest Loser(R). He lost 164 pounds -- or 49.1 percent of his body weight -- in 34 weeks, dramatically improving his health. In his keynote address, Germanakos will talk about the events that led to his participation in the show, and the profound impact becoming "The Biggest Loser" has had on his health.
"We are very pleased to honor Quest Diagnostics for their innovation and commitment to providing lifestyle improvement programs designed to encourage healthier lifestyles for their employees," said Helen Darling, president of NBGH. "Quest Diagnostics and its management team should be proud of both their initiatives and ongoing support of helping employees to choose a healthier way of life."
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Since 1986, Venture Forum RVA and members have worked together to support the growth of new ventures and bring resources to Richmond's entrepreneurial community. We give startups and their founders a place to learn and make critical connections with capital providers, advisors, and serial entrepreneurs. Through our programs and events, we highlight Richmond's newest success stories along with well-established businesses that are respected worldwide.
Our monthly events are educational, social, and celebratory. At each event, attendees include entrepreneurs, capital providers, advisors, and successful business owners. We have four types of events: educational luncheons that feature a panel discussion, happy hours at various businesses located throughout the city, the annual RVA Companies to Watch awards, and the annual Virginia Summit where we highlight amazing startups.
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Boundary work and tax regulation: A Bourdieusian view
Boundaries are ubiquitous in modern social life, and the work of creating and maintaining boundaries is particularly evident within regulatory fields. Through the analysis of a recent critical incident in the tax field (Arctic Systems) with which the accounting profession is intimately associated, this paper uses a Bourdieusian lens to unravel the relational complexities of the regulation of tax avoidance at the complex and fuzzy boundary between acceptable and unacceptable tax practice. We develop an alternative, relational interpretation of tax regulation and contribute to a more nuanced understanding of regulatory practice within the tax field that also raises questions about regulatory practice more widely. We conclude by highlighting how a move towards 'relational' regulation might contribute to improved understanding of regulatory processes and practices.
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All of these labels are available at low cost and ship anywhere in the world. The Gardena, CA based business offers such great rates on sheet labels and laser labels for one unsurprising reason: intense organizational labeling.
The Gardena shipping facility is one of the most labeled places in the world: every piece of outgoing and incoming mail is neatly filed, organized, and processed with a minimum of inefficiency. That means easy shipping and clear chain of command, allowing them to field a variety of satisfied customers.
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Synopsis: A sketch variety show that will feature celebrity guests, comedy sketches and animation.
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"Seriously, though, what would that be like?" IFC has offered up a preview clip from the first episode of its upcoming series "Comedy Bang! Bang!," based on the podcast hosted by Scott Aukerman ("Mr. Show," the producer of "Between Two Ferns"). Aukerman serves...Read More »


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On Saturday the 3 older kids and I headed out to a charity event that we participate in every year. It was early, early, morning and the van was quiet. The kids were still in the process of waking up so I thought I would toss some big news out into the air and see what happened.
"So I'm closing down The Guilty Parent blog and going back to the original site I started when Peanut was born."
I was met with whys and whats and more whys from all 3 kids.
I explained that while I built The Guilty Parent on the premise of being a blog about parenting, there is so much more that I wanted to talk about and I felt pigeonholed where I was. Besides, Chaos in the Country was always meant to be all encompassing of our life out here in the boonies.
I explained all of this to them and with everything that I said, there came more disagreement and more rebuttals.
So I kept explaining; the kids have been great at being what some might call blog fodder. That's what being a parent blogger meant to me – taking the joys and job of parenting and putting it out there to the world. All our struggles (well most of them) and our celebrations, our questions and solutions for everyone to read. Except now the kids were growing up. I told them that I understood it that they didn't want to be blogged about.
Every one of them disagreed with me. According to the kids, they don't care if I blog about them. They've grown used to it and look at it as keeping record of our lives. They like it. They like to read the comments from other people. They like a little bit of the fame that comes with being a blogger's kid.
None of their friends' parents have a job like mine and they love that.
Unfortunately, I have almost completely stopped blogging about them. Every time I said I wanted to blog something that had happened and they protested, I respected their wishes and didn't tell the story. Even when I felt strongly that it should be told.
Apparently the protests weren't meant to be taken seriously. They still wanted me to blog.
Upon hearing the news that The Guilty Parent would be merged with a new/old site all 3 of my teens got sad and quiet. Then Bebe spoke up, "We love The Guilty Parent and you can't get rid of it."
Bug seconded, "You are The Guilty Parent. You can't stop being that."
You could've knocked me over with a feather.
So we came to a compromise because I still feel that as they grow, their stories are less mine and more theirs. I don't see any of them becoming professional bloggers so those stories, the ones I don't share here will live forever in one of my many journals.
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VIENNA, Austria, December 11 /PRNewswire/ -- AFFiRiS has started pre-clinical development of a Parkinson's vaccine. The vaccine, known as PD01, can be used to target a specific protein that is closely associated with the causes of this degenerative neurological disease. Excellent product candidates from discovery studies have prompted the company to file a patent application and proceed immediately with development. Similarly positive results from external assessments impelled the Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG) to provide considerable financial funding for the project. The vaccine is based on the company's AFFITOME technology, which, among other things, has already been used to develop two Alzheimer's vaccines, which are currently both in phase I clinical testing.
AFFiRiS, based in Vienna, Austria, today announced the start of the pre-clinical development of its first Parkinson's vaccine PD01. The vaccine will be investigated for efficacy ("proof of concept") in Parkinson models. On successful conclusion of this preclinical evaluation, initial clinical testing could start in 2010/11. The Parkinson's vaccine specifically targets the alpha-synuclein (alpha-syn) protein, which is considered to be a key contributory element in Parkinson's disease.
Although all details of the disease are not yet fully understood, there is clear scientific evidence that the concentration and enrichment of alpha-syn in the brain are contributing factors in the progression of Parkinson's disease. Therefore, reducing the alpha-syn burden in the brain should have a positive impact on the course of the disease - a hypothesis that was recently confirmed by the results of U.S. researchers working on animal models.
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I received botox injections from Dr. Paul E. Cox, MD for the treatment of severe migraines. I was having about 5 episodes a week that lasted up to 18-24 hours. After receiving the treatment, the migraines decreased to one or two a week and the severity also decreased. I am beyond thrilled with the results, the doctor, his staff and the whole experience!!!! I began having migraines at approximately age 13 and they have increased with frequency and severity over the last 50 years. I am so grateful to finally receive treatment that really works!!!
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Dr. Cox is very knowledgeable and helpful but his staff, especially Amerus, is rude, disprespectful and downright miserable. I would definitely recommend Dr. Cox sans his office staff.
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"Dr. Paul" uses his background in exercise physiology combined with his expertise and understanding of medicine to treat the 'whole' person...in this case it was ME! And he gave me his full and undivided attention...it is a pleasure being his patient!
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Journal Sentinel TV and film critic Duane Dudek looks at life on the small and big screen, and some of the cool stuff on both.
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I saw this last night with my oldest daughter who rated it 5/5 while I gave it 4/5. Nicely done and edited. Offbeat and trying hard to be a non-typical romantic flick. Clever dialog and references to other movie classics. The Q and A with the director and writers afterward revealed many interesting tidbits on the movie production. It should do well in general release, especially when it reaches DVD.
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About Wet AMD
Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD) is a leading cause of acquired blindness. Macular degeneration is diagnosed as either dry (non-exudative) or wet (exudative). In wet AMD, new blood vessels grow beneath the retina and leak blood and fluid. This leakage causes disruption and dysfunction of the retina creating blind spots in central vision, and it can account for blindness in wet AMD patients. Wet AMD is the leading cause of blindness for people over the age of 65 in the U.S. and Europe.
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The Bayer Group is a global enterprise with core competencies in the fields of health care, nutrition and high-tech materials. Bayer HealthCare, a subsidiary of Bayer AG, is one of the world's leading, innovative companies in the healthcare and medical products industry and is based in Leverkusen, Germany. The company combines the global activities of the Animal Health, Consumer Care, Diabetes Care and Pharmaceuticals divisions. The pharmaceuticals business operates under the name Bayer Schering Pharma AG. Bayer HealthCare's aim is to discover and manufacture products that will improve human and animal health worldwide. Find more information at http://www.bayerhealthcare.com.
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IcedTea passed the TCK - implications for (desktop) developers?
Rich Sharples is blogging about the fact that IcedTea passed the TCK (via Heiko W. Rupp); Fedora 9 is the first Linux distribution to carry a completely free and unencumbered version of Java
It's an important milestone of the open sourcing of Java initiated by Sun, excellent news. Now, my doubts as a developer :-) What will happen in other Linux distributions? I'm thinking about how should I test and deploy a desktop application to Linux. While it's true that passing the TCK is a very strong assurance about the compatibility, this doesn't exclude that my application could trigger a bug in Sun's JDK and not in ICedTea, or vice-versa. And I know that in some areas, imaging for instance (where I believe there has been some encumbered code replacement) different coding approaches can show dramatic differences in performance. In other words, I think that unfortunately I have to test for each target JRE. At this point, I'd strongly prefer to see IcedTea on Ubuntu and other Linuxes too (and possibly OpenSolaris?), so my testing costs would be reduced. Will it happen? And more generally, what do you think about the impact on your deployment now that we're having multiple Java runtimes out there?
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by amalter - 2008-06-23 08:21It's an unfortunate condition, but it's nothing new. The write once, run anywhere promise has always been problematic on the desktop. Witness that even on Windows, most of the popular Java Swing desktop programs (Azuresus bittorrent, Aquadata DB client, etc) bundle a specific JRE version under their directory tree. I'm hoping that someday we'll come to rely on a stable preinstalled jre, but the cynic in me says that the opportunity has passed. The best to hope for now is that the jre can become thin enough that having multiple runtimes installed is not a terrible burden.
by fabriziogiudici - 2008-06-20 06:54
"You're comfortable with their being different implementations from BEA, IBM, HP, Azul which likely significantly converge away from Sun's code base"
I'm _not_ comfortable with them, in the sense that I've never used nor tested my applications with anything else than Sun's JDK. Before yesterday I didn't had any problem, since my packaging for Ubuntu puts Sun's JDK as a dependency (my choice, after all you don't have any pre-installed Java with Ubuntu and given that you're potentially asking the user to install it, you can arbitrarily choose which one to use). Now things change since it appears that OpenJDK will be the preferred one (and I suppose pre-installed), and some user could complain if during the installation they find I'm forcing the installation of another JDK.
by aberrant - 2008-06-19 10:35Well you would have the same problem with IBM's JVM right? For a while out of the box Linux Java support was GCJ. At least this is mostly the same as Suns JDK. Also I would not worry about proliferation to other Linux distributions. These things tend to get repackaged quickly. The OpenSolaris port is an interesting idea. I wouldn't be surprised to see a BSD port in the future, or even a Cygwin port to Windows.
by mbien - 2008-06-23 10:17exactly Fabrizio, the leak of synchronization of efforts between different distributions will sooner or later lead into incompatibilities between them. And its not only about features what I fear far more are the bug fixes... http://forums.java.net/jive/thread.jspa?messageID=277763 the other thing what is not quite transparent for me is how the contribution process between update10 and openjdk6 works? There is a difference of 16builds and the gap is growing.
by sharps - 2008-06-20 06:44I don't follow the logic. You're comfortable with their being different implementations from BEA, IBM, HP, Azul which likely significantly converge away from Sun's code base; but you're not OK with the Fedora 9 OpenJDK which uses 96-99% of the same code and will likely (over time) be the same. I can't imagine why any other Linux distro (or anyone for that matter) wouldn't largely or completely base their next jdk on OpenJDK and the work done in IcedTea (which will hopefully be the same over time) Rich http://blog.softwere.org
by osbald - 2008-06-19 10:15I'm not sure the runtime extras like javaws and especially the 6.0u10 enhancements have been released under OpenJDK either. So certainly not all runtimes are made equal (the choice of browser and version is also critical in some cases). This isn't really any different to the OSX position of having to wait for Apple to catch-up. But the lack of a truly standard platform makes life hard for desktop developers. Saying that not having the runtime pre-installed is even worse so yay whoo for all the IcedTea efforts.
by fabriziogiudici - 2008-06-19 12:48Being not preinstalled might not be a problem. For instance, on .deb systems it's not really a problem: you just need to declare the dependency on the JRE and it will get downloaded and installed automatically with your application (which could be an answer to my question: if they make IcedTea available in all standard repositories, perhaps everybody can just choose which runtime to use with his application).


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ATLANTA - ATLANTA (AP) - Georgia leads the nation in bank failures, but the state is leaving key bank examiner positions vacant because of a tight budget and there's no sign the jobs will be filled anytime soon.
Among states with the highest number of bank failures only Georgia has reduced oversight, according to an Associated Press review and interviews with state officials. Since Oct. 1, 2000, 40 banks in Georgia have collapsed.
"Is this a time to be having fewer bank examiners?" asked Joe Brannen, president of the Georgia Bankers Association. "I think just about everyone you ask would say no."
Over the last two years six Georgia bank examiner positions have become vacant and haven't been filled, a review of state budget documents found. During that same period, 32 Georgia banks have gone under, according to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
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The 2013 Hugo Award nominations were announced today
In the Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form category, all three of Steven Moffat's
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