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Category Archives: Kosher Recipes
Upcoming Cooking Demo in NYC: Monday May 23rd: Shavouot
My – usually virtuous enough – students have asked me specifically to go all out for this rare dairy demo: "With Cheese!!!", one of them emailed me in bold print: You asked for the splurge! I'll be demonstrating: Cream of watercress Mushroom-stuffed tilapia rolls Polenta casserole au gratin Endive, walnut and...
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Zucchini Chocolate Chip Bread Recipe
Walnut Chocolate Chip Bread Recipe You must try my Zucchini Chocolate Chip Bread. I love the idea of quickbreads, whipped up at the drop of a hat, ready for guests and us on short notice, no kneading and no rising time. The added bonus is that they are only moderately...
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Have Tea Mug, Will Travel!
Recently I bought myself a great overnight bag, and decided my spiffy and capacious new purchase would be the bag to end all bags: I would give away all others, but I decided to check into all the pockets first, to make sure nothing valuable was being discarded before the...
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Upcoming Cooking Demo in NYC: Monday May 16th: Chocolate a Toute Heure!
Chocolate for dinner and dessert, or for snack, and why not, it's fabulous and so good for you! I'll be demonstrating: Black bean burritos Chicken breasts with cranberry chocolate sauce Chocolate zucchini bread Chocolate jasmine marble cake Chocolate espresso bark Chocolate hazelnut meringues Click here to register!
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Vegetarian Stuffed Artichoke Bottoms Recipe. Fish and Meat Variations
Artichokes: A great Sephardi favorite, we grew up in Morocco eating them in every shape and form, even for dessert. Someone in the food industry, bless him, has done all the pesky job of snapping the leaves off the artichokes, and the even peskier job of scraping the fuzz off the artichoke...
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Onion Goat Cheese Tart Recipe
Onion Goat Cheese Tart Delicious, fun and easy! A dairy take on the rustic French Tarte a l'oignon. Will work perfectly with gluten-free flour. Get the good goat cheese, the one in the log. INGREDIENTS: Crust: 2 cups flour, any flour 1/2 cup natural margarine (health food stores) 1 teaspoon...
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Levana Cooks with Osem's Matzah Products
I have always chuckled at the old joke that in Israel, every child's first words are "Ima, Abba, Bamba". Bamba is a peanut-butter snack manufactured by Osem that children in Israel and beyond seem to be connected to almost surgically: Can't leave home without it! Osem is the oldest and...
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It is unfortunate that in America, beets invariably conjure up loaded remarks about, uhmmm, never mind . . . I am always looking for ways to sneak them in, as in this cake, where they do their magic even while they totally escape detection: The result is this dense, moist,...
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Farfel is nothing more than matzah cut up small and calibrated for quick cooking. I use the Osem whole wheat version, with wonderful results. You will love the robustness of the whole-grain flavor. No need to wait for Passover to make this treat! Oh I know it doesn't exactly look...
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This delicious and super-nutritious dish is sure to be equally at home as a side dish and as a breakfast or even dessert! Kind of a new-age Matzah Brei but without the eggs. I created it years ago for my then-small daughter Bella, a cereal eater who at first asked...
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Test your rock crawling skills in the state's largest rock garden. We host competitions such as the nationally known Ramsey "Top Truck Champion Series" and the annual Rock Crawlers 4x4 Club's "Rocktoberfest."
Want to ride your ATV or Side By Side in the rugged Arkansas Ozarks? Byrd's Adventure Center offers some of the best private ATV and UTV trails in Arkansas on 800 acres for a day of fun on your favorite machine.
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Cannabis Infused Drinks Causing Seizures?
Category: News | Posted on Wed, November, 27th 2013 by THCFinder
Dilmer Funes Lovos, a 32 year old man, is facing charges for inducing the consumption of a controlled substance by fraudulent means. This is a pretty rare charge and the circumstances of this situation are pretty odd. Lovos allegedly gave two of his coworkers a small amount of Dixie Elixir, a medical marijuana drink. The two men ingrested the drink, with some extremely unsettling consequences.
One of the men who had some of this drink went in to a seizure and was vomiting while the other man experienced similar issues. While being given any drug without knowing can be a terrifying situation, one doesn't usually suspect cannabis when such a severe reaction occurs. The man who experienced the worst of the symptoms had never ingested marijuana before and would have never taken a sip from his drink if he had known it contained cannabis.
Cannabis is used to prevent seizures, so it's very strange that this one particular man had one. While it is unfortunate that he suffered such a bad reaction, one has to question if there were other substances involved or at least other factors. It's also common knowledge that eating marijuana has different effects than smoking it, it's still highly suspicious that such a bad reaction occurred, although the possibility of an allergy does exist.
Lovos has been ordered to pay for both men's medical bills, which total out to around $3,000. He is also required to do 100 hours of community service. Lovos' attorney said that he didn't mean for anyone to get hurt. And usually, with cannabis, not many people do. Hopefully, everything works out for all of these men and an incident like this never happens again.
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Marijuana limits behind the wheel
Category: News | Posted on Wed, November, 27th 2013 by THCFinder
BROOKFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) - Medical marijuana is now legal in Massachusetts. Which means patients are allowed to drive with some marijuana in their system legally, but how much before they're considered impaired?
Massachusetts doesn't have a breathalyzer type device to determine how high someone is behind the wheel. The 22News I-Team went to the State Police barracks in Brookfield to see what steps police are taking to keep our roads safe from drivers under the influence of marijuana.
"If you're asking if there will be limit like there is with blood alcohol, I don't know. It's up to the legislature. Right now there is no limit on the books, it's whether or not a person is impaired when they are driving," said State Police Trooper Matthew Simpson.
Trooper Simpson is a drug recognition expert. He said, "There's a program, it's an international program where we have 17 troopers trained in and we're planning to train an additional 20 in the next ten months or so in response to medical marijuana."
The State Police are already amping up their efforts in response to the medical marijuana dispensaries. Attorney Richard Evans told the I-Team he expects that marijuana could be completely legalized and taxed in Massachusetts in the new few years.
"We often hear that we should slow down in reforming the marijuana laws because there's not a so called breathalyzer test for marijuana, I think that's a bogus argument I think that's just an excuse not to do anything," said Evans.
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Hershey 3-year-old's condition makes a case for medical marijuana
Category: Medical Marijuana | Posted on Wed, November, 27th 2013 by THCFinder
If Pennsylvania legislators would heed the plight of 3-year-old Hershey resident Garrett Brann, they would agree to take a more rational approach toward the medical use of marijuana.
Garrett has Dravet Syndrome, a severe form of epilepsy that starts in infancy. The disease wracks his body with seizures, as if random jolts of electricity are repeatedly shooting through him.
With his debilitating condition, Garrett frequently falls and can't feed himself. His family has tried roughly 10 different types of anti-seizure drugs.
One treatment might help, but it is illegal in Pennsylvania.
"Charlotte's Web" is an oil derived from marijuana plants. It comes from a benign strain of marijuana, one that has almost no THC, the chemical that gives users the euphoric "high." Patients take the oil with food, not by smoking.
ther families whose children suffer serious seizures have used the oil extract, with good results. Dr. Sanjay Gupta, CNN's chief medical correspondent, documented how marijuana is helping treat a child with chronic seizures in Colorado, where medical marijuana is legal.
Garrett's mother told WITF's Radio SmartTalk Monday she didn't know if the marijuana oil extract will help her son. But the family would like to give it a try and is considering a move to Colorado.
Garrett, his family and others facing similar medical challenges deserve to have every possible tool that might help them, right here in Pennsylvania.
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HHWIRED Exclusive: Biggie's Estate & Faith Evans Hit With "Breach Of Contract" Lawsuit- By Bossip Staff Categories: Hip Hop Wired, Lawsuits, News
While Christopher Wallace, aka Biggie Smalls, aka Notorious B.I.G., left this earth over a decade ago, the problems he rapped about that came along with money continue to haunt his estate.
As of Tuesday February 24, 2010, the law offices of Lowe Law, P.C., in Los Angeles, have moved forward with a lawsuit against Faith Evans, RocDarling, and the Estate of Christopher "Notorious B.I.G" Wallace, with claims of "Breach of Contract" by their clients Kaushi Entertainment LLC and Dro-Entertainment Inc.
The lawsuit seeks over a million dollars and punitive damages.
In the complaint filed yesterday by Lowe Law, Kaushi and Dro-Entertainment claim that en-route to producing a documentary on the late great Notorious B.I.G, defendant RocDarling failed to comply with a written agreement made with the companies, in which, RocDarling was to provide footage of the late MC for their respective projects.


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POTSDAM A village property owner who was taken to court for violating code says the villages tactics are unfair.
The village is in the midst of a crackdown on property code violations. Scores of residents have received warning letters, but Debra Langevin was one of only two property owners brought to court for their violations.
Court documents said she did not fix chipping paint, a missing window and a missing house number at her 90 Market St. property in a timely matter.
She said she does not know why the village focused on her property, which she rents out, among many run-down houses in the area.
There are so many houses up there that are in need of so much more than some chipped paint and a missing number, she said.
According to Village Administrator David H. Fenton, the properties that had been brought to court were identified back in 2008 as being perennially problematic.
The village has agreed to drop the case against Ms. Langevin as long as she continues to make the requested renovations to the house. Painting is nearly completed.
I think they have essentially complied with everything we asked them to do, Mr. Fenton said.
Although Ms. Langevin is making the necessary changes, she said the last few years have made her seriously consider letting the property go.
I think when everything is all said and done you will see a for sale sign on the front of the house, she said, adding that she does not feel the court case was deserved.
Are we being made examples? she asked.
According to Mr. Fenton, the targeted properties have been an ongoing problem in the village, but the threat of legal action has prompted action.
The other case was brought against Jeffrey J. James, who owns 7 Pine St.
He was charged with violating the code for having chipping paint, unrepaired eaves and trash stored behind the house.
The case is still ongoing, but if Mr. James makes the needed repairs, it is possible his case might be dropped, according to Mr. Fenton.
I have been told he may be working towards some of the issues that are there, so well keep an eye on that, he said.
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by Lawrence H. White
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by James M. Buchanan
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by Deepak Lal
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by Allan H. Meltzer
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2010, Volume 30, Issue 1
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2009, Volume 29, Issue 2
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- 19-23 Origins of the Financial Market Crisis of 2008
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- 25-30 Reflections on the Financial Crisis
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- Editor's Note
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- 1-10 Friedman and Russia
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- 11-34 An Indian Economic Miracle?
by Deepak Lal
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- 53-71 State Income Taxes and Economic Growth
by Barry W. Poulson & Jules Gordon Kaplan
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by David Skarbek
- 83-99 The Collateral Source Rule: Statutory Reform and Special Interests
by David Schap & Andrew Feeley
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by Sitikantha Pattanaik
- 325-342 Can Corruption Ever Improve an Economy?
by Douglas A. Houston
- 343-358 Economic Freedom, Corruption, and Growth
by Mushfiq us Swaleheen & Dean Stansel
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by Peihong Yang
- 373-396 The Real Coase Theorems
by Glenn Fox
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by Jay Johnson & Gary Pecquet & Leon Taylor
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by Robert Krol
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by Randall S. Kroszner
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by Eswar Prasad
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by Kristin J. Forbes
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by David Malpass
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by Lawrence H. White
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by Edwin G. Dolan
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by Mickey D. Levy
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by Reuven Brenner
- Editor's Note
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Nicest guy you will ever meet. Nice to see JSOnline write a complimentary story involving the District Attorney's Office.Hide replies
I agree. All around great guy, who is very committed to seeing meaningful, positive change in the community. No one deserves it more.
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Nice article Ladwig!! Keep it up my man!
What? Now they got associations for prosecutors?
Prosecutors from King's County, NY, and Chittenden County, VT, as well as Target Corporation, were also named I.C.E. Award winners.
Since when do they have prosecutors that work for corporation?
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There is something particularly autumnal about puddings. Surely, it has something to do with cravings for all things rich and creamy as the weather cools.
So we created this deliciously rich and creamy rice pudding just for fall, a time when it can easily show off the finest fruit of the season — apples. Of course, the spices that work so well with apples also are delicious with another of fall's finest, pears.
Most rice puddings are made by slowly simmering starchy white rice in milk, sometimes on the stovetop, sometimes in the oven. But we decided to use a technique more common to risotto. The milk is added more slowly to the rice and cooked into it before more is added. Frequent stirring during this process also helps draw out more of the rice's starch, creating a thicker, creamier pudding.
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3 tablespoons unsalted butter
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1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 cup arborio rice
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Indiana was admitted in 1816, and was the second of the five States carved out of the old Northwest Territory.
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"It was Jay's tribute," said Bun, who was in NYC on Wednesday night filming the video for French Montana's "Bad Habits." "I don't want anybody to get it twisted. Jay-Z was a very good friend of mine and Pimp C. He makes sure every time he comes to Houston, it's a big thing, and we can really give it up to Pimp. He doesn't want to do it for himself, and it's not about giving me shine. At the end of the day, we have to make sure in Houston, when that song is performed, at the end of the day, Pimp C gets the biggest moment. The biggest moment was when everybody in the audience and ourselves had to give it up to the Pimp."
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French's video is for a track from his mixtape Mac Wit Da Cheese II. Montana's debut LP is slated to be called Excuse My French. Meanwhile, Bun has gone back in the lab to work on his next LP, Trill O.G.
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Unless action is taken soon, the United States is set to undergo one of the largest series of tax increases in the past half-century. The rapid rise in U.S. federal government spending over the past decade has been even more troubling. If the past century has taught us anything, it's that high spending and high taxes are a recipe for economic disaster. Yet this is the course our newly re-elected president seems to favor, and it will leave him with a very tarnished legacy.
President Wilson's second term provides the clearest evidence of how disastrous this path can be. From 1915 to 1921, the top marginal income tax rate was raised from 7 percent to 73 percent. Meanwhile, total government spending in the United States increased from around 8 percent of gross domestic product in 1915 to 30 percent of GDP by 1919. While that dropped a bit after the end of World War I, it still remained significantly higher than it had been before, at about 15 percent of GDP, by the end of Wilson's second term. These figures include state spending, but the federal government was responsible for most of the increase.
Wilson's massive government expansion helped lead to one of the most severe contractions in American history — the Depression of 1920-21. This is where things get interesting. There was a massive backlash against Wilson's policies, resulting in the Republican landslide election of 1920. The Republicans responded to the crisis by dramatically lowering taxes and spending. U.S. government spending fell from 15 percent of GDP to 11 percent in a few short years. The top marginal income tax rate likewise fell from 73 percent to 25 percent.
Partly as a result of these reversals in policy, the United States had one of the greatest economic expansions in history. After factoring in inflation, America's annualized real GDP growth was a paltry 1.0 percent during Wilson's eight years in office. It then shot up to 4.4 percent from 1921 to 1929 after the policy reversals. It's difficult to find a more authoritative rebuke of big-government policies than that.
Of course, we all know that 1929 brought poor fortunes. Largely as a result of flawed policies of the Federal Reserve Bank, we found ourselves in the midst of another contraction. In 1921, the crisis was solved by shrinking government, lowering taxes and reducing regulations. In 1929, however, President Hoover took the exact opposite approach. Instead of freeing up capital with lower tax rates and decreasing government spending, the Hoover administration dramatically increased the size of government in an attempt to "stimulate" the economy. This eventually was followed by a series of massive tax increases.
Government spending stood at about 11 percent of GDP at the beginning of Hoover's single term in office. By the end of that term, it had doubled to 22 percent of GDP. In order to finance this large expansion in government, Hoover increased the top income tax rate from 25 percent to 63 percent. The result was a severe depression that only seemed to get worse as time went on. If the Great Depression seemed unique, it was. Every single other recession or depression since the Civil War had shifted to recovery within a few years. The Great Depression stood apart as the one that did not correct itself, and that was largely because of the massive interventions by the Hoover administration. We can see clear contrasts in the failures of Woodrow Wilson and Herbert Hoover versus the success of 1921 to 1929.
We are at another crossroads. Four years removed from the beginning of the current financial crisis, things haven't improved much. Once you count "discouraged workers" who are excluded from official unemployment figures, our true unemployment rate is likely somewhere near 10 percent, even higher than it was when President Obama took office at the height of the recession. Real wage improvement has been stagnant, and new regulations such as Dodd-Frank and Obamacare have significantly harmed hiring.
If the president does not act, the top income tax rate is set to rise from 35 percent to 39.6 percent, while the top capital gains tax rate will increase from 15 percent to 23.8 percent. Perhaps most astonishing, the top dividend tax rate will jump from 15 percent to 43.8 percent. Meanwhile, federal government spending has skyrocketed from 18.1 percent of GDP in 2000 to approximately 25 percent of GDP today, with much of that increase attributed to the president.
Mr. Obama is faced with a choice. The question is, will he use reason and follow the examples of the 1921 Republicans, John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan, or will he repeat the same mistakes as Herbert Hoover and Woodrow Wilson? I hope for the former, but fear that the latter is inevitable.
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There is a notion gone abroad that there is something fixed and unchanging in an Englishman's taste with respect to wine. You find a great number of people who believe, like an article of Christian faith, that an Englishman is not born to drink French wines. Do what you will, they say; argue with him as you will; reduce your duties as you will; endeavour even to pour the French wine down his throat, but still he will regret it… What they maintain is absolutely the reverse of the truth, for nothing is more certain than the taste of English people at one time for French wine. In earlier periods of our history French wine was the great article of consumption here. Taste is not an immutable, but a mutable thing.
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During the late nineteenth century the wine industry was plagued by recurrent crises of overproduction, which created short-term collapses in wine prices. However, the continuing global increase in demand for wine meant that prices recovered relatively quickly, particularly when an abundant grape harvest was followed by a period of relatively low yields. The critical factor influencing the price of the lower quality wines produced for the mass market was the variable quantity of the annual grape harvest, whereas, in contrast, the price of higher quality wines was determined largely by the quality of the vintage. Indeed, in its susceptibility to price variations caused by annual fluctuations in the weather, wine is notably different from other alcoholic beverages, such as beer and spirits. Many of the changes that have taken place in the wine industry during the twentieth century have been designed to reduce this level of variability in order to guarantee the successful accumulation of profit by wine producers. This has


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Fortunately, nature can help solve these problems, add important compounding benefits for nature and people, and potentially reduce the cost of addressing these challenges. Natural systems—things like healthy trees and intact coastal wetlands—have the capacity to reduce pollutants in the air, clean and maintain water supplies, and protect us from storms and hurricanes. They are tangible assets that contribute to our economy, so we must invest in them wisely to secure our shared future. And we need to invest on a scale that makes a difference. We cannot combat problems like extreme weather, aging infrastructure and population growth with small thinking. Science and experience have shown us that protecting small, fragmented parcels of land or portions of rivers will not move the conservation ball forward. So what will?
Urban Water Management
Water is about securing our collective good fortune. Over the next 20 to 30 years, 70 percent of the world's population will live in an urban area of 10 million or more. More people in our cities will equal more demand for water, energy and food, not to mention the necessary infrastructure and economic development to support such demands. Conservation will be the key to tackling this issue—it is our least expensive option to stretch our water resources further.
We have the same amount of water today as we did thousands of years ago, so the truth is that we must all use less to guarantee sufficient water to support our rapidly growing population, grow our economy and protect our natural resources. Our success will depend on our ability to optimize the use of water for cities, energy and food production. But in doing so, we cannot pit one interest against another; it won't work. One of the Conservancy's most practical, proven approaches is the use of water funds, a simple but elegant solution that can be used in some of the world's most water-constrained places. Cities and towns establish these funds through voter-approved initiatives or small fees tacked on to monthly water bills. The resulting revenue is then used to restore and protect the land that lies within important local watersheds. Science tells us that protecting the land in and around these watersheds is the most beneficial way to ensure safe and adequate water supplies. A recent EPA survey found more than 50 percent of rivers and streams in the U.S. are in "poor biological health," due primarily to an excess of harmful nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorous. Water funds can help protect the quality of our water supplies in order to avoid unnecessary treatment costs in the future.
Coastal Defense
Eight of the 10 costliest hurricanes in U.S. history have happened since 2004—and all evidence suggests stronger and more destructive storms are the new normal. Within the last decade, The Federal Emergency Management Agency has poured $200 billion into the Gulf Coast region in the wake of various hurricanes—that's roughly the cost of damages incurred by Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy combined.
The second largest fiscal liability of the U.S. Government, behind Social Security, is the National Flood Insurance Program. But what if we could mitigate those insurance claims in the future? Rebuilding and restoring oyster reefs, wetlands, seagrass, coral reefs and coastal marshes can help safeguard coastal communities, where roughly 120 million Americans live. These natural assets create an insurance policy for the future—they are nature's cushion against rising sea levels and storm surge, and they remove pollution from the millions of gallons of freshwater that flow into our oceans each minute. For example: A single healthy oyster can filter between 40 and 60 gallons of water; a healthy, 20-acre reef could theoretically filter as much water as the city of Houston uses on an average summer day.


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The current edition has been updated to include all new chapters on self-organizing systems, Holistic, Operational, and Design thinking. Gharajedaghi covers recent crises in financial systems and job markets, the housing bubble, and environment, assessing their impact on systems thinking. A companion website to accompany the book is available at www.interactdesign.com.
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Chapter 2: Systems Principles
Chapter 3: Socio-cultural Systems
Chapter 4: Socio-cultural System 2
Part III: Systems Methodology: Logic of the Madness
Chapter 5: Holistic Thinking
Chapter 6: Operational Thinking
Chapter 7: Design Thinking
Chapter 8: Design Thinking (2), Formulation of mess
Chapter 9: Designing thinking (3), Business Architecture
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Higher blood levels of cadmium in females, and higher blood levels of lead in males, delayed pregnancy in couples trying to become pregnant, according to a study by researchers at the National Institutes of Health and other academic research institutions.
Cigarette smoke is the most common source of exposure to cadmium,, a toxic metal found in the earth's crust, which is used in batteries, pigments, metal coatings and plastics. Smokers are estimated to have twice the levels of cadmium as do non-smokers. Exposure also occurs in workplaces where cadmium-containing products are made, and from the air near industrial facilities that emit cadmium. Airborne cadmium particles can travel long distances before settling on the ground or water. Soil levels of cadmium vary with location. Fish, plants, and animals absorb cadmium from the environment, and all foods contain at least low levels of the metal.
Lead, a toxic metal also found in the earth's crust, is used in a variety of products, such as ceramics, pipes, and batteries. Common sources of lead exposure in the United States include lead-based paint in older homes, lead-glazed pottery, contaminated soil, and contaminated drinking water.
Exposure to these metals is known to have a number of effects on human health, but the effects on human fertility have not been extensively studied, especially when studying both partners of a couple.
The study was published online in Chemosphere. The study's principal investigator was Germaine M. Buck Louis, Ph.D., director of the Division of Epidemiology, Statistics, and Prevention Research at the NIH's Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD). Other authors of the study were from the NICHD, the Texas A&M Health Science Center School of Rural Public Health, College Station; The Ohio State University College of Medicine, Columbus; The EMMES Corp. in Rockville, Md.; the National Center for
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Recent federal action and Ohio's declining unemployment rate will soon trigger a change in the amount of federal unemployment compensation available to Ohioans.
On Jan. 1, Congress passed a bill extending the federally funded Emergency Unemployment Compensation (EUC) program until Dec. 28, 2013. EUC provides additional weeks of unemployment compensation to residents whose state unemployment compensation expires before they find work.
As the federal government expanded the EUC program during the recession, lawmakers made eligibility for some weeks of benefits contingent on each state's unemployment rate. After peaking at 10.6 percent during the recession, Ohio's unemployment rate averaged less than 7 percent in September, October and November. Therefore, the maximum amount of compensation available, including state unemployment compensation, has been decreased from 63 weeks to 54 weeks. The change went into effect Jan. 12.
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When Sidney and Tatum are talking on the porch, Sidney says, "...If I'm wrong, that means the killer may still be out there..." Tatum replies, "Don't go there, Sid. You're starting to sound like some Wes Carpenter flick." This is an inside joke about "Scream" director Wes Craven. He often jokes about how people always confuse him with "Halloween" director John Carpenter.
Casey says about the "Nightmare on Elm Street" films that "the first one was scary but the rest sucked." The first film was directed by Wes Craven, the sequels weren't. He did direct "New Nightmare", but it doesn't really count as a) it's not called "A Nightmare on Elm Street" and b) is set outside the continuity of the other films, classing them all just as films compared to the "reality" of itself. Alternatively of course she's just mistaken.
Just before the credits roll there is a brief flash of the ghost faced killer, this was a clue that there was going to be a sequel. The same thing occurs just before the credits of Scream 2 but it doesn't occur in Scream 3.
When the principal, played by Henry Winkler aka the Fonz, is in the bathroom, he goes to comb his hair, then realizes that it's ok, just like on Happy Days.
In the beginning when Casey's parents come and hear her choking on the phone, Casey's dad says "Listen, I want you to drive to the MacKenzie's house and call the police." At the end of the movie Halloween, Laurie Strode tells the two little kids she's babysitting to walk over to the MacKenzie's house to call the police.
The killer's costume in the Scream movies has come to be known as "Ghostface". When the costume's package is first shown to the Police Chief by Dewey, it is actually called "Father Death". The only time "Ghostface" is actually mentioned is by Tatum right before she dies, when she calls him "Mr. Ghostface".
The murder of Principal Himbry was added after producer Bob Weinstein noticed there were about thirty pages in the script (which roughly translates to thirty minutes of screen time) in which nobody died. The scene also resolved the climax at Stu's party, as it gave all the guests a reason to leave.
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By Curt firstname.lastname@example.com Jared Gordon would rather watch science happen than read about it in a textbook. Gordon, 8, said Wednesday he believes that getting to conduct a scientific experiment helps him understand the process he is learning about. If he were not conducting experiments, then science would just be a word on a page in a book, and the scientific approach would be like a foreign language to the third-grader at Harper Elementary School. But, he also said he is pretty happy his school is the only elementary school in Clayton County that has a fulfledged science lab. "It makes me want to do more experiments when I grow older," said Gordon. Harper Elementary started offering the science lab this year as one of the specials, or elective courses, for third-, fourth-, and fifth-graders. It was started by Sancia Berkley, one of the school's science teachers, as a way to let elementary-age children see science "from a different perspective." Typically, elementary students are limited mainly to what their textbooks tell them about science. "I asked around at different schools around the county to see if they had any tips," said Berkley. "I found there had been attempts to do something like this before, at other schools, but this was the first fully functioning science lab, with a certified teacher, in the county. The other schools had used paraprofessionals, or it was a team-taught class. "I think funding has always been an issue. We use Title I funds to pay for our lab," Berkley added. With the science lab at Harper, the students can take things a step farther by conducting experiments. Lynda Daniel, the principal at Harper Elementary, said the benefit of having the lab is "more students are excited about science." She also said the ideas students are coming up with for the school's science fair are getting more complex, as a result of having the lab. On Wednesday, third-graders were in the lab, studying how the temperature of water affects the speed with which a piece of ice melts. Afterward, they discussed their results, and wrote down their reflections on the experiment. "There are so many benefits to having this lab," said Berkley. "Rather than textbooks, it's actually hands-on, and they get to see how science affects their lives." Berkley said the experiments are designed to follow the Georgia Performance Standards for each grade level. Third-graders study different soil types, fossils, and the "mystery tube," which is a tube with four pieces of string sticking out of it. Students have to figure out why string on one of the tube disappears, when string on the other end is pulled. Fourth-graders learn about ecosystems, the water cycle, weather, and states of matter. As part of their lessons, Berkley decorated the room like a jungle, with stuffed snakes, zebras, tigers, apes, and monkeys spread around the room. The apes and monkeys hang from green and brown strings, which drape from the ceiling and simulate vines. Fifth-graders study land erosion, how to clean water, and chemical and physical changes. Berkley said the fifth-graders also learned how to create small volcanoes using empty film canisters, crushed antacid tablets, red food coloring and corn syrup. Berkley said she plans to begin bringing second-graders into the lab this spring. "I'm going to have them come in and do some mini-experiments to get used to being in a lab environment," said Berkley. "That will help them be prepared when they get to the third grade."
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A Comparison of Two Anti-HIV Triple-Drug Combinations in HIV-Infected Patients
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The purpose of this study is to compare the safety and effectiveness of two anti-HIV drug combinations when given to HIV-infected patients who have never been treated with anti-HIV drugs. One drug combination is stavudine (d4T) plus didanosine (ddI) plus Crixivan. The other combination is Retrovir (AZT) plus Epivir (3TC) plus Crixivan.
HIV Infections
Drug: Indinavir sulfate
Drug: Lamivudine
Drug: Stavudine
Drug: Zidovudine
Drug: Didanosine
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Endpoint Classification: Safety Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|An Open Label, Randomized, Comparative Study of Zerit (d4T) + Videx (ddI) + Crixivan Versus Retrovir (AZT) + Epivir (3TC) + Crixivan in HIV-Infected, Antiretroviral Naive Subjects With CD4 Cell Counts of 200 - 700/mm3 and HIV RNA Baseline Copy Number of >= 10,000 Copies/ml
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100 patients will be randomized to receive Zerit (Stavudine) + Videx (Didanosine) + Crixivan (Indinavir) and 100 patients will be randomized to receive Retrovir (Zidovudine) + Epivir (Lamivudine) + Crixivan (Indinavir).
Patients will be treated for 48 weeks.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|16 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
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Inclusion Criteria
Patients must have:
- Documented HIV infection.
- CD4 cell count of 200 - 700 cells/mm3.
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Patients with the following symptoms or conditions are excluded:
AIDS defining condition within 1 month of study entry.
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Patients with any history of antiretroviral therapy treatment.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00002168
|United States, California
|East Bay AIDS Clinic
|Berkeley, California, United States, 94705
|Harbor UCLA Med Ctr / Division of Immunology / N-24
|Torrance, California, United States, 90509
|United States, District of Columbia
|George Washington Med Ctr / Clinical Trials Unit
|Washington, District of Columbia, United States, 20037
|Anderson Clinical Research
|Washington, District of Columbia, United States, 20037
|United States, Illinois
|Chicago Ctr for Clinical Research
|Chicago, Illinois, United States, 60610
|Northwestern Univ
|Chicago, Illinois, United States, 60611
|United States, Nebraska
|Univ of Nebraska
|Omaha, Nebraska, United States, 68195
|United States, North Carolina
|Univ of North Carolina / Infectious Disease Division
|Chapel Hill, North Carolina, United States, 27599
|The Nalle Clinic / Clinical Research Dept
|Charlotte, North Carolina, United States, 28207
|United States, Pennsylvania
|Univ of Pennsylvania / Infectious Diseases Division
|Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, 19104
|United States, Texas
|Southwest Infectious Disease Association / PA
|Dallas, Texas, United States, 75225
|Univ of Texas Southwestern Med Ctr of Dallas
|Dallas, Texas, United States, 75235
|Puerto Rico
|Hosp Regional de Ponce - Area Vieja
|Ponce, Puerto Rico, 00731
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|NCT00002168 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|November 2, 1999
|Last Updated:
|October 1, 2007
|Health Authority:
|United States: Food and Drug Administration
Keywords provided by Bristol-Myers Squibb:
Drug Therapy, Combination
HIV Protease Inhibitors
CD4 Lymphocyte Count
Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors
Anti-HIV Agents
Viral Load
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors
Anti-HIV Agents
Anti-Infective Agents
Anti-Retroviral Agents
Antiviral Agents
Enzyme Inhibitors
HIV Protease Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Nucleic Acid Synthesis Inhibitors
Pharmacologic Actions
Protease Inhibitors
Therapeutic Uses
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As paper navigational charts are replaced by vector images on computer screens, magnetic compasses enhanced by digital flux gate technology, and chronometers joined by atomic clocks, the demand has been mounting for an extensive update to the classic reference known worldwide as Dutton's. To meet the varied needs of today's recreational, naval, and commercial navigators the Naval Institute introduces this new edition of a guide that has remained the seafarers' choice for more than three-quarters of a century. It blends the traditional navigation techniques first compiled by Benjamin Dutton in 1926 with technological marvels of the twenty-first century to authoritatively cover all phases of surface navigation. For example, while the book acknowledges that many navigators still peer into the skies through sextant telescopes, it also helps them take full advantage of man-made Global Positioning System (GPS) satellites.
Valued as both an indispensable quick reference and a comprehensive text, Dutton's makes accessible such foreboding subjects as spherical trigonometry through the use of step-by-step explanations and examples that encourage practical use. To insure accuracy and relevancy, a board of experts made up of naval and Coast Guard officers, merchant mariners, accredited harbor pilots, and sea-service academy professors, has carefully reviewed this fifteenth edition. The result is an unparalleled treatment of the art and science of nautical navigation that both amateur and veteran navigators will use to safely navigate the waters of the world.
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Last revised in 1985, the long-lived seafarers' reference adds 21st century technology to traditional techniques to cover all phases of surface navigation. Originally written for midshipmen at the US Naval Academy, the current text is also intended for merchant mariners, recreational boaters, and navigational neophytes. Revising author Cutler (strategy and policy, Naval War College) takes a conversational tone and makes use of many examples, mnemonics, step-by-step explanations, and diagrams "to empower the reader in the use of such things as geodesy, spherical trigonometry, and hydrodynamics without becoming overly immersed in them." Oversize: 9x11.25<">.
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Thomas J. Cutler has been a student, teacher, and practitioner of the navigational arts and sciences for nearly forty years while serving the Navy as a surface warfare officer in vessels ranging from patrol boats to aircraft carriers. He is the current author of The Bluejacket's Manual and other books and articles on naval topics.
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At a time when many classes of Beta graduates rejoice, the college newspaper sends a ridiculous message about a fraternity of brothers that has had no home to return to when they come back to the College they love.
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MemeCreator is a program that will allow you to create memes on your own background image. It's difficult to find a desktop application for creating memes, and online generators do not allow you to select an image on your own. MemeCreator has no templates! Specify the path to the image size of the future meme, top and bottom labels and select all your own. With MemeCreator, creation of memes is more convenient, fast and fun!
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ExcelPipe Find and Replace for Excel 6.9.1
Search and Replace multiple Microsoft Excel spreadsheets. Change hyperlinks and UNC paths when servers get renamed; update names, addresses and phone numbers; translate spreadsheets with find/replace lists. Automatically handles read-only files, passwords and other protection. No user interaction required. Replace hyperlinks, bookmarks, text boxes, shapes, drop down fields, document properties and more. Updates ISO versions. Unicode compliant
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Ping Master 4.0
AgataSoft Auto PingMaster automates the process of diagnosis, in order to maintain normal operation of the network. With this easy-to-use and useful program, you will be able to automatically check the status of your Internet connection. This tool quickly displays the connection statistics, so you can easily find any problem areas in the network. Key features include: Automatic verification of one or more IP addresses and domain.
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WordPipe Search and Replace for Word 8.9.1
Search and Replace multiple Microsoft Word documents. Change hyperlinks and UNC paths when servers get renamed; update names, addresses and phone numbers; translate documents with find/replace lists. Automatically handles read-only files and passwords. No user interaction required. Replace hyperlinks, bookmarks, text boxes, shapes, drop down fields, document properties and more. Updates ISO version numbers. Unicode compliant. DOC and DOCX support
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SEO SpyGlass Enterprise 6.6.3
SEO SpyGlass Enterprise is powerful competition research SEO software which allows you to find all the backlinks of any website. Using it you can be 100% sure to reveal the backlink strategy and legally 'espy' all the high-quality links pointing to any website at ease. The PDF or HTML backlink reports the software generates will largely facilitate your clients reporting and save plenty of your time.
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Atlas Subtitler 184.108.40.206
Atlas Subtitler makes it very easy to download subtitles in any language for a whole series of videos. It supports Drag&Drop and can even shift subtitles in a part of the film. It can also adjust to unequal speeds. Because subtitles are downloaded from multiple servers you will nearly always find something in your language. It's your control center for subtitles.
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TextPipe Standard 9.9.2
Fast text manipulation and data extraction. Fix websites, database data and electronic text with pattern match, convert end of line characters, ANSI and Unicode maps, add or remove lines and columns, apply formatting, add line numbers, sort, split, join, restrict filters to line/column ranges, CSV or tab-delimited field ranges and much more! Winner of SIA "Best Application" award. "A text processing utility on steroids"-Win2000 Tips.
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