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I love the ease and quickness of this recipe. I made two pita pizzas for me and my son. We both loved it. Thanks! Made for Culinary Quest 2 - Tex-Mex
used salsa very easy made for 1 zaar wt 8 try this fast in microwave
A solid five star endorsement from my household-in fact if we could we would probably give it more.
This is a great little supper that is just perfect for when time is short but tastebuds are being demanding.
We loved everything about these,the flavours were so balanced and the textures so great...delicious!
I really loved the use of enchilada sauce rather than a tomato one, and I think that cumin and lime are just meant to be used together, and often so sadly overlooked.
We even made these a couple of days after we first had them, but this time we used shredded leftover chicken instead of chorizo, and threw on some finely diced peppers too-the possibilities are endless and the end results are yummy.
Thank you so much Jackie for a fab recipe that can also be adapted to suit my mood or the contents of my fridge...not to mention the fact that I can be stuffing my face within minutes of starting to prepare it (so important!!).
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Doesn't he hang with "Ron Mexico"? Where was Vick this weekend?
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Doesn't he hang with "Ron Mexico"? Where was Vick this weekend?
Of course once its appears Terminator Girl is a consolation for being in last place, NOW I jump up the board. Just enough to currently get...nothing.
Stupid game.
OK, I'll play...
Please name the magical mystery coach that will ride in and save our team.
Munchak? He of the 22-26 record as a head coach? Surely not. I think he has found his life's work...
I'm right there with you Oviedo.
Though there have been many "shake your head" moments this year...I'm always an optimist when it comes to the B&G..
I know I'm in the minority here, but I didn't mind thefake field goal. And I was ok with notgoing for it and taking 3 at the end. Butno need to be fancy – leave Ben out there and let him work.
I knowits still early, but considering things stay close as it stands today, wouldyou rather have
#5Steelers at #4 Colts by then Luck will probably be back, and while the Texansare playing better...
Meanwhile, Tomlinator sinks like a stone.
Maybe one day I'll be a high roller and good enough to join the party with the Jay-Z nipple and Mega Kitten. And Olivia Munn.
I take it you skip the office birthday party and instead work on keyboard walkthroughs and mentally drawing up Powerpoint presentations.
The season is a grind, who cares if they blow off steam?
For whatever reason, I seem to have taken a lot more positives from this game then most.
As long as Vick builds on this I think we will be fine. And given more than 3 days to prepare I think he...
I thought it was a cell phone...
Pretty easy - Scobee.
I think you missed an option -"Armchair QB fails to phone in correct play".
I never understand the need for all the hand wringing and gnashing of teeth about plays. It...
27-23 Steelers win. We stop a late 4th and 6 to the surprise of everyone.
Other random prediction based on a gut feeling - Brady is hurt and lost for a good portion of the season in one of their...
Week 1:Tenn @ TB
Week 2Dal @ Philly
Week 3:Cin @ Bal
Week 4:Bal @ Pit
Week 5:NE @ Dallas
Week 6:Hou @ Jax
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Ok, I'm in.
Or maybe he had just made a bet that the last pass to Heath would work and just won a free dinner from LeBeau at the Sizzler.
Can't blame the man for being excited.
Never gave much thought to Fanduel. Is it worth it?
Not that I should try now. There's no way I'll recreate that bit of luck...errr...genius.
I'd like to thank the New York Jets football organization for thier defensive scheme, Brandon Matshall and whatever his issue was, and Jay Cutlers sudden blindness and aversion to all things...
There seems to be a distinctive lack of attitude around the team. I got a general feeling of disintrest oozing through my TV screen.
But, 6 bad quarters does not a season make. I'll try to kkep...
Kubiaks offense looked like garbage last week against the Bungles. Which makes it doubly frustrating.
I'm not even angry. It's just depressing to watch. This is not the Steelers I know. You get...
After watching Troy this preseason, I regretfully agree that his coverage ability has declined. Maybe he used his "vanilla" speed in preseason games to disguise his true capabilities.
I'll take a shot.
Week 1: Bengals at Ravens
Week 2: Lions at Panthers
Week 3: 49ers at Cardinals
Week 4: Packers at Bears
Week 5: Bills at Lions
Week 6: Chargers at Raiders
Week 7: Giants...
Are you saying he's turned into...Lee Flowers?
At this stage I'll be happy if he can give what we got from Sanders - a few good catches to move the chains when we need it. I was more happy to see that Spence practiced. Guess the knee is all...
Max Starks just got released by Arizona! We need to reevaluate everything! :D
Forget about Hoyer and Manziel. Can we dump Landry Jones and pick up Conner Shaw? Sure he was playing against the third string but he showed more poise and potential then any other Brown QB and...

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AbstractThis Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR)Phase I project will characterize sample requirements, as well as breadboard electronic and optical instrument hardware, in support of the development of an ultra-miniaturized Fourier transform infrared analyzer. The proposed analyzer is unique in that it will be capable of functioning effectively on a wide variety of irregular and previously inaccessible surfaces of varied composition associated with pharmaceutical cleaning verification and aerospace maintenance applications. Specifically, the project will determine the optimum means to detect trace levels of active pharmaceutical ingredients on the various materials (i.e., Teflon and stainless steel) and irregular surface geometries in pharmaceutical manufacturing equipment, using an infrared spectrum analyzer. The need to access locations deep in inside an object will drive the requirement to miniaturize this technology and to develop novel means of accessing particularly difficult locations. For example, in aircraft maintenance, the need to probe the molecular integrity of composite material in the fuselage of a plane will require a miniature analyzer coupled with highly sensitive detector and flexible sampling probe. The outcome of this work will be the invention of a miniaturized FTIR-based surface analyzer, which will find application in a host of key industries. The broader impact/commercial potential of this project is substantial and will benefit a number of manufacturing related industries. By understanding what is required to develop useful technology for characterizing a wide range of surfaces by infrared analysis, as well as miniaturizing the technology for use in non-lab environments, a host of industrial applications become accessible. For example, in the pharmaceutical industry the technology will lead to on-site cleaning verification that reduces manufacturing equipment down-time and the costs to produce pharmaceuticals. In the aerospace industry, many surfaces must be cleaned, and verified as clean, during manufacturing and maintenance in order to ensure that coatings, paints and primers are effectively applied to metal, polymer and composite surfaces. For devices as sophisticated as the next generation space shuttle or composite base commercial airlines, the need to know that surfaces are properly cleaned and/or prepared is critical as it impacts vehicle maintenance and safety.
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8 Parks near Winslow, Arizona
Holbrook, Arizona 18.51 miles NE
Joseph City, Arizona 18.62 miles S
Sun Valley, Arizona 23.68 miles SE
Winslow, Arizona (map) | (928) 289-4002
Sites: 71 | Latest Rate: $34.00 | 251 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $34.00
Great location to visit Meteor Crater, Winslow, Walnut Canyon NM and Twin Arrows Casino. Nice sites a few small trees and staff is easy to work with. - RV Gypsy
Jul 2016 - $31.00
Stayed for one night. Very easy access off I-40. Spaces and roads are gravel. This is a "big rig" friendly park. All RV sites are pull thru and appear to be able to handle the largest of rigs. Sites are spacious and level. - Kazoo Tom
Jun 2016 - $30.00
We stayed 10 days while exploring Flagstaff and Sedona. Roomy enough for our 40' and trailer. Staff is terrific. Helpful and friendly. Nice grassy areas here and there and a decent dog park. Staff rakes each site after person leaves so next occupant has a neat spot. Restrooms were clean. WiFi worked fine. - Lastrick
Winslow, Arizona (map) | (928) 587-5688
Sites: 30 | Latest Rate: $22.00 | 3 Reviews
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Oct 2013 - $22.00
Overnight stopover with 30 amp fairly level gravel site behind gas/store. Attendant very helpful. Big rig with toad pulls along row of hook ups. The remainder of the park is full of permanents. Roads rough in that area. Taking a space just behind the store avoids holes & puts you pretty much on your own. Road noise, so you must keep windows closed. We would take this spot overnight again only if it times out for overnight! - Proud Mary
Sep 2011 - $22.00
This park was formerly called Freddies RV Park. It has trash on the ground. The sewer fixtures do not have caps; at best they are covered with plywood boards that blow off in the wind. There is noise from I-40 nearby. Sites are nearly level, a mix of gravel and dirt, have little or no shade, and are short, narrow, and close together. Roads are a mix of gravel and dirt, wide, with many potholes. The office is in the Winslow Fuel gas station at 1 Transcon Lane, Winslow AZ 86047, phone 928 289 9177. Staff are friendly. Verizon data service works well. The rate is with tax; no discounts are offered. Credit cards are accepted. - wjzcbn
Jun 2010 - $22.00
We stayed here because there were decent supermarkets for us to stock up as our next stop was for 8 nights and a long ways from shopping. It's basically a gravel lot with hookups, just off exit 255. Take your own paper if you want to use the toilet. Most sites are vacant except for the occasional long term tenant. No credit cards. Self registration is likely. - rvfulltime
Winslow, Arizona (map) | (928) 289-3201
Sites: 30 | Latest Rate: $16.00 | 3 Reviews
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May 2011 - $16.00
Great park! Very clean and well managed. All sites are Southwest style landscaping with small stones, landscape timbers and small trees. They have an ala carte style fee schedule. My rate of $16 was for Camp Club USA, 30 amp and no sewer. I'll stay here whenever I'm passing by. - Paul & betty
May 2006 - $15.00
This was a decent park no bells and whistles but nice to stay in for a few nights if you are passing through. Manager is a very nice man who loves kids. I would stay here again. No bathrooms and no laundry room. But there are 7 or more laundromats within 5 miles. - Mrs Anne
Sep 2005 - $17.00
Good overnight stop only. Good hook-ups for the rate. Gravel. I don't believe they had restrooms or showers. - woodallmd
Winslow, Arizona (map) | (928) 289-4106
Sites: 52 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 74 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $25.00
Resonably priced. Spacious sites. W/E only, but a dump station. If you want a peaceful desert site for star gazing, this is your place. Close to Winslow where you can stand on the corner. - fyrmnjim
Jul 2016 - $25.00
Nice level pull through spot. Had power and water at the site and the sewer dump was easy to access on the way out. The park is very clean and was very quiet. Be sure to check the site map if you need pull through parking, as there aren't very many! - Aerocraftsman
May 2016 - $25.00
We showed up without reservations but had plenty of open spots to choose from. There is a mixture of tent, back in and pull through spots. There are roomy, private showers. The camp hosts were very friendly and even brought our kids bubbles to play with. We stayed in spot 47 which is on the road that's slightly elevated so you can see down towards the rest of the campground & a short walk to the bathrooms and showers. The spot had a fire ring, picnic table, tree and water/electric hookup. The dump station is near the entrance to the campground, as are trash dumpsters. Each site is nicely spaced from its neighbor. But there is hardly any vegetation, which is the norm for the park as a whole The road into the state park is very long, with many filled in cracks. If you venture to the ruins and/or the visitor center, expect a bumpy ride as many of those cracks are not filled in. - Ontheroamagain
Joseph City, Arizona (map) | (928) 288-3273
Sites: 30 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 5 Reviews
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May 2016 - $20.00
Full hookups and internet worked fine. There are no restrooms or showers. I wouldn't have used them if they were available. Check-in at the hotel. Staff was pleasant and check-in was easy. Most campers were semi-permanent folks who worked in the area. Positives: Price is right for a quick overnight in a drive-thru site and internet worked well (possibly because our site was near the hotel), sites were mostly level. Negatives: dog feces isn't picked up, train tracks are behind Park, it's a parking lot. - Dave RVer
Mar 2014 - $18.00
Nothing fancy about this park, but fairly functional for an overnight stay. The owner is a friendly fellow who enjoys coming around for conversation. A small park with many long term campers, the sites are large enough for big rigs although you'll be parking on the patio. The water hookup was recessed into the ground and the spigot was covered by dirty water, so we didn't hook up, but the 50 amp power was good. Free cable TV with limited channels. No Wi-Fi, but Verizon cell voice and data were good. There's nothing to see or do in Joseph City, but for a quick overnight it's as good as any. - Meanderman
Nov 2013 - $18.00
Great one-nighter -- cheap and cheerful. We needed a place between the south rim of the Grand Canyon and Santa Fe after a day at the Canyon. It is a good stop right off the highway and easy in and out. The people were nice and they had everything for 18 dollars. We got local channels to watch football, stayed hooked up with a pull-through site and then left the next morning out the back and further down the highway. Verizon and TV worked well. Small sites but our three slides went out fine. Level gravel type sites, not a lot of traffic or others there but a few. Can't beat the price if you are in need of a layover. It was actually on old route 66. Nothing else in the town. - FrancisandRenee
7625 Quartzsite Street Sun Valley, Arizona 86029 (map) | (928) 524-2972
Sites: 22 | Latest Rate: $31.00 | 78 Reviews
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May 2016 - $31.00
Nice clean mobile home park at the front and rv park in the back. Gravel. No cable tv. Antenna was adequate. Very good wifi. No longer passport america. We stayed here to visit family close by. The pool and hot tub were very nice and clean. The people are very friendly here. Enjoyed our stay. Would stay here again. - rvjubilee
Apr 2016 - $18.00
This is an RV Park under transition, with new owners in the process of fixing it up. We stayed in a 30-amp site, with no sewer hookup. We chose this site in order to have a drive-through site.
The sites were gravel and were level, and were OK, but a little too close together. The wi-fi was truly phenomenal, very fast. The park is quite close to the interstate, so traffic noise is an issue, although not so bad as to keep us awake.
This is a good place to stay for an over-night when on the road, and we would stay here again. With the projected improvements with the new owners, this park will certainly improve. particularly in its overall appearance in the future. - hoppytoad
Apr 2016 - $18.00
New owners are working on making it better. WIFI is currently satellite, but will change as soon as previous owners' contract is up. Nice place for an overnight while traveling. Close to highway, so some noise. Good electric, good water pressure. Would stop again if on our route. - Dadhanke
102 Hermosa Drive Holbrook, Arizona 86025 (map) | (928) 524-6689
Sites: 138 | Latest Rate: $43.00 | 176 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $43.00
Staff was easy to work with. Sites are gravel. Cable and wifi worked good. Good location to visit Petrified Forest and Painted Desert Natl Park. Not much else going on in Holbrook. You only really need 2 nights, but we stayed 3 to hang out and relax a day and use the pool. We would stay here again. - RV Gypsy
Jun 2016 - $46.00
It's a KOA, so it's expensive and campers are like sardines. But, given the other options in the area I was OK with it. The pool is large and well kept. There is an older playground, but it is in great shape. Laundry facilities cost roughly $3 wash & dry, but worked nicely. Perhaps the best feature of this park was the "restaurant". It's a shack but they have an all you can eat pancake breakfast special. I think it was $3/ person. They can crank out good pancakes quickly. They are cooked on a flat top with real batter, not shake & pour from a bottle. If you stay there, you have to go there for breakfast. Other than that, overpriced in my opinion for the space and ambiance, but again probably the best in the area. The campground is convenient to shopping and Petrified Forest Nat'l Park. - WineStream
Jun 2016 - $41.00
Good basic KOA, tucked a bit out of the way, but nice. Had a good (dirt) dog walking area. Pull-through sites were a bit tight and not quite long enough for many rigs, but everybody made due. If you have whiners, may be a problem.. Great customer service and cool place to visit. - 7 on the road
1576 Roadrunner Road Holbrook, Arizona 86025 (map) | (928) 524-3226
Sites: 79 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 170 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $35.00
This was our second visit to this RV park for a one night stop. Its a dirt and stone parking lot. There's no personality, perks or reason to stay at this RV park other than to park in dirt and stone en-route to somewhere else. Next time in Holbrook, AZ we will try out the Holbrook KOA; it looks nice from the road; trees and it has a pool. - Dirt Biker
Jul 2016 - $39.00
Wi-Fi was excellent. Sites very level. Some sites have limited shade. Utilities all work fine. Staff was friendly and they serve coffee and muffins from 8-10. - hotpepperkid99
Jul 2016 - $39.00
We stayed here one night to ride our motorcycles through the petified forest. The lady who checked us in. Was very friendly. Our site was so level we didn't need to unhook . Pull through full hookups 50 amp. - New yorker


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MP CM to meet PM over damage caused by hailstorms
Last Updated: Tuesday, March 19, 2013 - 13:26
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan will meet the Prime Minister, Union Agriculture Minister and Home Minister on March 21 to put forth the case of farmers affected by the recent hailstorms in the state.
Crops on 6.36 lakh hectare land and 6.20 lakh farmers have been affected by the recent hailstorms in the state, Chouhan told reporters here yesterday.
In all, 32 people have died in the hailstorms, he said.
A demand for a special package for the farmers of the state will also be made to the PM, he said.
Madhya Pradesh has been affected with severe natural calamities this year, he said.
Hailstorm struck the state thrice this year in which 240 domestic animals also died.
First Published: Tuesday, March 19, 2013 - 13:26
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China Targets Inflation as Economy Runs Hot
BEIJING—China took further steps to discourage bank lending Thursday, signaling the government's growing concerns about inflation on a day Beijing announced economic growth numbers for 2009 that outstripped its expectations.
China's gross domestic product expanded 10.7% in the fourth quarter from a year earlier, picking up from 9.1% in the third quarter and bringing full-year growth to 8.7%. That came in above the government's targeted 8% growth and well above many economists' estimates.
China also moved closer to surpassing Japan as the world's second-largest economy, a mark that has drawn nearer with recent revisions to China's economic data. The current No. 2, Japan, doesn't release its complete data for 2009 until next month.
Thursday's growth numbers demonstrate that Beijing's stimulus program—a response to the global economic slowdown that focused on massive bank lending and public investments in infrastructure—helped avert an economic slowdown. But now that China is growing so rapidly, in part thanks to a real-estate boom fueled by government lending, Beijing needs to adjust its policies, economists say.
Goldman Sachs GS -0.11 % economists Song Yu and Helen Qiao said in a research note after Thursday's data that "further policy tightening measures over and beyond what have already been implemented are needed in order control inflation in the coming months."
The People's Bank of China on Thursday raised the yield on three-month bills that it sells to financial institutions. The central bank's move makes it more attractive for the firms to hold the securities rather than extend loans.
Also Thursday, National Bureau of Statistics Director Ma Jiantang said the government will work to "avoid excessively rapid price increases." In particular, he said, "asset-price increases pose a challenge for macroeconomic policy."
Underscoring the inflation risks posed by last year's credit surge, two key price gauges ticked up in December. Consumer prices in December rose 1.9% from a year earlier, accelerating sharply from the 0.6% rise in November, which followed nine months of declines. Producer prices in December rose 1.7% from a year earlier, well above expectations for a 0.5% rise and reversing November's 2.1% drop.
And with real-estate prices surging beyond what most people can afford, the government has already begun to remove some of the measures it took to revive the property sector during the financial crisis, such as preferential tax policies. New spending on construction projects and infrastructure has started to slow: Growth in fixed-asset investment slowed to 25.5% in real terms in the fourth quarter, from 36.8% in the third quarter.
"Policy adjustments can only have a positive impact and no negative impact, because they'll prevent the economy from overheating too soon," said Li Huiyong, an analyst with SYWG Research & Consulting in Shanghai.
The central bank has also been adjusting policies to curb loan growth, after banks nearly doubled their new lending in 2009 to 9.59 trillion yuan ($1.4 trillion). The People's Bank of China has been guiding money-market interest rates higher and recently raised the amount of deposits that banks must keep on reserve, effectively making the funds unavailable for lending. It also said it will direct banks to balance out their lending through the year.
The central bank said Wednesday it expects a substantial drop in new yuan lending this year to about 7.5 trillion yuan,
Still, the steps so far have been modest, as not all signs point to inflation. Mr. Ma of the statistics bureau said the industrial capacity utilization rate, at 81.5% in the fourth quarter, remains lower than 84% in the first three quarters of 2008—an indication that the economy is still not operating at full potential. That excess capacity and a large grain harvest will help temper the risk of inflation, he said.
The strong growth rates in the data issued Thursday are consistent with a recovery in December's exports, which returned to growth after 13 months of declines. China's industrial production grew 18.5% in December from a year earlier, a slower pace than November's 19.2% rise, Thursday's data showed.
The statistics bureau also said China's economy grew faster than initially reported in the first and third quarters of last year. It said third-quarter GDP grew 9.1%, faster than the 8.9% growth the statistics agency reported in October. The bureau said GDP grew 6.2% in the first quarter, higher than the 6.1% originally reported.
The new numbers renewed speculation over when China would become the world's No. 2 economy in U.S. dollar terms. According to the latest International Monetary Fund forecasts, that was likely to happen at the end of 2010.
But in December, China revised its figure for 2008 GDP, after its economic census uncovered previously uncounted activity in the service sector. The revision increased the size of the economy by about 4.5% from previous estimates.
A look at the underlying numbers, however, suggests China still trails. The IMF, in its latest World Economic Outlook from October, forecast Japan's annual economic output for 2009, in U.S. dollars at market exchange rates, at $5.049 trillion.
the IMF had also estimated that China's GDP for 2009 would be $4.758 trillion, well short of Japan's figure. But China's National Bureau of Statistics said Thursday that its GDP in 2009—a final figure that takes into account the 2008 revisions—is, at average exchange rates for the year, equivalent to $4.909 trillion.
Slower-than-expected growth in Japan at the end of the year could still change the outcome. The nation has already revised down its third-quarter GDP growth figure to a 1.3% annualized pace from the initial reading of a 4.8% expansion.
On Thursday, Mr. Ma of the statistics bureau said that determining China's rank among its peers was a job he'd leave to others. "Regardless of where China's economic output ranks, there is still one basic fact," Mr. Ma said. "Our per-capita GDP is behind 100th place. We have a large population, a weak economic foundation, relatively few resources and many poor people. This is China's actual situation."
—Liu Li and Aaron Back contributed to this article.


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Caroline Kennedy nominated as ambassador to Japan
WASHINGTON (AP) – President Barack Obama announced Wednesday that he is nominating former first daughter Caroline Kennedy as U.S. ambassador to Japan, offering the most famous living member of a prominent American family a new role of service to country.
Kennedy, an attorney and bestselling book editor, is being rewarded for helping put Obama in the White House where her father served until his assassination 50 years ago. If confirmed, she would be the first woman in a post where many other prominent Americans have served to strengthen a vital Asian tie.
Kennedy helped propel Obama to the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination in a celebrated endorsement over Hillary Rodham Clinton _ the only time she's endorsed a presidential candidate other than her uncle Ted Kennedy in 1980. She was a co-chair of Obama's vice presidential search committee and in the 2012 race served as one of 35 national co-chairs of his re-election campaign.
The White House announced her nomination without any particular fanfare, listing her in a news release along with other selections for administration posts. Obama said in a statement that all the choices bring "a depth of experience and tremendous dedication to their new roles," but he offered no comment specific to Kennedy.
Japan is one of the United States' most important commercial and military partners and accustomed since the end of World War II to having renowned American political leaders serve as envoy. Former U.S. ambassadors to Japan include former Vice President Walter Mondale, former House Speaker Tom Foley and former Senate Majority Leaders Mike Mansfield and Howard Baker.
Kennedy, 55, doesn't have their foreign policy heft or any obvious ties to Japan, a key ally in dealing with North Korea's nuclear ambitions. She would replace John Roos, a wealthy former Silicon Valley lawyer and top Obama campaign fundraiser.
Thomas Berger, an international relations professor at Boston University, said some may be concerned that Kennedy doesn't have the experience to deal with thorny issues in the U.S.-Japan relationship, including the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade talks and the dispute over islands in the East China Sea claimed by both Japan and China. But Berger argued that Kennedy will have an experienced staff to guide her through policy matters, while she offers other assets _ celebrity appeal to the Japanese, a close relationship with Obama and her gender.
"Japanese women continue to look for role models who demonstrate that it is possible to be a woman and have a successful career in politics," Berger said. "I expect that many in both the United States and in Japan will want to use her to send that message to the Japanese public."
In Tokyo, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the Japanese government appreciated the nomination as "reflecting the great importance the Obama administration attaches to the Japan-U.S. alliance."
Kennedy's confirmation to the post by the Senate would bring a third generation of her family into the U.S. diplomatic corps. Her grandfather Joseph P. Kennedy Sr. was President Franklin D. Roosevelt's ambassador to Britain, while her aunt Jean Kennedy Smith was ambassador to Ireland under President Bill Clinton.
Caroline Kennedy was five days shy of her sixth birthday when her father was killed, and she lived most of the rest of her life in New York City. She earned a bachelor's degree from Harvard University, got a law degree from Columbia University, married exhibit designer Edwin Schlossberg and had three children.
Kennedy is president of the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation and chair of the senior advisory committee of the Institute of Politics at Harvard. She has served on the boards of numerous nonprofit organizations, helped raise millions of dollars for New York schools and edited numerous bestselling books on history, law and poetry.
She considered running for political office after Clinton resigned the New York Senate seat to serve as Obama's secretary of state. But Kennedy eventually withdrew herself from consideration to fill the seat, once held by her uncle Robert F. Kennedy, citing unspecified personal reasons.
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Apple Releases Supplier List, as NGOs Praise Chinese Transparency Progress
The National Resources Defense Council and Beijing-based NGO the Institute of Public & Environmental Affairs have said China is making steady progress on environmental transparency, the same weekend that Apple published its first list of suppliers.
In their third annual Pollution Information Transparency Index (Chinese only), the NGOs said the public is increasingly well-informed about pollution and putting pressure on companies and government. Highly publicized campaigns have forced the Chinese government and Apple, among other major players, to release information on pollution, according to the Guardian.
The report's assessment is reflected in the Beijing government's recent decision to start releasing real-time data on PM2.5 particulates, and in Apple's publication of its 2012 supplier responsibility report last Friday.
Alongside the report Apple has published, for the first time, a list of 156 suppliers that account for 97 percent of its outsourced manufacturing. According to the report, audits showed that 112 facilities were not handling hazardous chemicals properly; 69 facilities were not recycling or disposing of hazardous waste properly; and 58 facilities were noncompliant for air emissions. Apple ordered corrective actions.
The company said it increased its number of audits by 80 percent in 2011, over 2010 levels, and in addition to its standard audits, conducted specialized environmental inspections to address specific concerns at 14 suppliers in China.
One year ago the IPE ranked Apple last among 29 tech companies for their responsiveness to health and environmental concerns in China. The report says that Apple ignored concerns at Wintek, the touch-screen factory where plant workers became ill from n-hexane exposure. The IPE said Apple has refused to confirm who its suppliers were, and would not confirm that Wintek was among them.
The list just out from Apple acknowledges Wintek as a supplier.
The NGO report noted other advances in corporate reporting, saying that more than 500 companies are now sharing information about their monitoring and disclosure systems with non-profit organizations, up from a handful five years ago.
But overall the transparency situation remains poor, the non-profits said. While local governments in more prosperous areas such as the Pearl River delta and Yangtze basin have improved their environmental transparency, the report said, others in areas including Shandong and Inner Mongolia have actually become less responsive.
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Skinless Kikiam Recipe
This recipe came from the Chinese. A Chinese delicacy which have been part of the Filipino diet.
1/4 kilo shelled shrimp
1/4 kilo pork fat, minced
1/2 cup flour
2 eggs
2 teaspoons salt
1 teaspoon pepper
1 teaspoon sugar
atsuete (optional)
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- Shell shrimps and chop coarsely. Put in a bowl with the pork fat. Add flour, eggs, salt, pepper, sugar.
- Mix thoroughly and make a small patty and try to check the seasoning.
- Form small patties and fry in hot oil.
- Drain well and put over paper napkins to absorb the oil. Serve hot with sauce on the side.
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1 big radish grated finely
1 cup vinegar
1/2 cup sugar
1-1/2 teaspoon salt
- Put grated radish in a bowl. Sprinkle with salt and let stand for 5 minutes then squeeze out juice.
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The Eminence Warriors girls basketball team finished the regular season with two wins last week. They traveled to Danville Feb. 16 where they knocked the Kentucky School for the Deaf 55-26.
On Saturday night they celebrated senior night with a 54-43 win over Burgin.
The Warriors got off to a slow start after the long trip to play the Colonels.
They managed just three free throws and a basket by Madison Dockter in the first period as they fell behind 9-5.
The Henry County Lady Cats hosted the Seneca Redhawks Friday night in the final regular season game of long-time HCHS Coach Todd Gilley's career.
Many of Gilley's former players and their families were in attendance as he was honored before the start of the game.
His present team wasted no time in building a big lead once the game began.
Maddie Hensley hit a layup with 6:22 left in the first period to start a 10-2 run to open the game.
Ethan Tuggle has overcome some serious physical obstacles and now intends to play football at Union College next season.
The Henry County High School three-sport athlete signed his letter of intent Friday in the HCHS library in front of his family and teammates.
Tuggle plays football, basketball and baseball for the Wildcats, but all that got put on hold last year when he was diagnosed with two bulging discs that required surgery and kept him from playing any sports during his junior season.
HCHS senior center Gavin Jameson was named to the 8th Region Coaches' Association All-Region team as voted on by the 8th Region coaches. Jameson was the fourth highest vote-getter on the 15-man team.
Carson Williams was the top vote-getter and was neamed the region's player of the year.
South Oldham's Steve Simpson and Owen County's Devin Duvall were named co-coaches of the year.
HCHS Coach Enoch Welch was pleased that his player was recognized for his outstanding play this year.
The Henry County Lady Cats opened a three-game home stand last week with a runaway 49-16 win over Whitefield Academy Feb. 9 on Senior Night.
The Lady Cats used pressure defense and a fast-paced offensive attack to jump out to a 22-2 first period lead and never looked back.
The Eminence Warriors started a busy week by hosting the Carroll County Panthers Feb. 8 and lost 83-78 in a fast-paced game that was not decided until the final seconds.
Carroll County jumped out to an 8-0 lead and stretched the margin to nine at 13-4 with 4:42 left in the first period before Kemryn Jenkins hit back-to-back 3-pointers to cut the lead to three with 3:19 left.
Gavin Jameson turned in another strong performance for the Henry County Wildcats Friday night. The big man torched Shelby County for 30 points but the rest of the Wildcats could muster just 13 points.
Shelby County also struggled offensively against the Wildcats' zone defense but had just enough firepower to pull out the win.
The Eminence Warriors girls basketball team were able to ride a big second quarter to an 18-point win over the Covington Latin Trojans Friday night on homecoming night.
Kenya Vargas got the Warriors off to a good start when she hit a put back with 6:11 to go. Lyndsay Craigmyle followed that with a steal and lay up as she was being fouled. She hit the free throw to make it 5-0 with 5:52 left in the opening period.
The Henry County Lady Cats and Eminence Warriors met for the second time in six days Feb. 2, and while the outcome was similar, the game was very different. In the first game both teams struggled offensively but the Lady Cats prevailed, 46-29.
In the latest edition of the rivalry both teams improved dramatically on the offensive end as Henry County came out on top 63-40.
The Eminence Warriors girls basketball team played two district rivals over the weekend.
On Friday night they traveled to Owen County where they fell to the Lady Rebels, 55-27.
The Lady Rebels jumped out to a 17-1 lead in the first period and never looked back.
The Warriors played better in the second period and outscored Owen County 9-8 to trail 25-9 at halftime.
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Common sense is not so common
Published: Friday, May 23, 2008 at 3:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, May 23, 2008 at 11:49 a.m.
No less a man than the philosopher Voltaire wrote those words way back in 1764 and it doesnt look like weve gotten any better at cultivating that fleeting quality in the more than 240 years since.
Testaments to the veracity of Voltaires pessimistic but realistic assessment of the human condition abound.
And all this in an age where we can put volumes of information on a device smaller than a pencil.
On to this weeks example
The Houma Police Department came under fire when one of its officers actually wrote a ticket to a man who dared cut hair on a Monday.
Yep, Im afraid so.
There must have been a momentary respite from crime and other matters that normally occupy the time of law-enforcement officers.
Yes, the residents of Houma must have felt safe and sound knowing that the police had nothing better to do than issue tickets for illegal cutting of hair.
Heres the story for those who missed it: Unencumbered by real police work, Sgt. Daniel Belanger began researching local laws after getting complaints about the customers of Clippas barber shop hanging around outside the shop.
Apparently, these people were doing nothing wrong, but, somehow, the cops just had to stop them.
The only legal tool Belanger could find to use in his fight against the otherwise lawful operation of a business was an archaic law banning barber shops from opening on Sundays and Mondays, as well as a host of holidays and days after holidays.
So, with this foolish law firmly in hand, Belanger summoned Officer Michael Toups and ordered Toups to issue the ticket, according to the Police Department.
Now, anyone looking at this thing with any degree of discerning or common sense recognizes right off that the barber had every right to open his business whenever he wanted to do so.
The law at the heart of this nonsense -- which a spokesman for the Louisiana Board of Barbers Examiners said was obviously unconstitutional -- was probably the decades-old work of the local barbers union.
Whatever its origin -- and theres probably a pretty entertaining story there, as well -- the law doesnt seem to have ever been enforced.
Until Monday.
Thats when Toups entered Clyde Scotts shop and wrote the ticket that started this story.
But that was after the complaints, after the police decided there wasnt anything illegal about people standing outside a shop and after deep research into how to get somebody for breaking a law no one even knew existed.
That is the kind of dedicated police work that would probably come in handy if there had been actual crimes to investigate or problems to be solved.
We can only hope that the dogged determination it took to unearth this obscure law and order an underling to write a ticket for its violation will be just as evident when it is needed.
Such was obviously not the case here.
At least one member of the Terrebonne legal community seems to have the proper perspective on this episode and even has a plan of action.
"Ive got a lot of things to prosecute, but prosecuting a barber for cutting hair on a Monday is not in my game plan," Terrebonne District Attorney Joe Waitz Jr. said. "Im going to write a letter to the council asking them to repeal the statute because I believe its unconstitutional."
I hope Waitz is successful at getting an eminently foolish law taken off the books.
But what will happen the next time someone calls in to the Houma Police Department and complains that someone isnt breaking the law but is nonetheless annoying the caller?
I cant wait to hear the next law thats brought back to life.
In the alternative, the cops could rely on common sense, that all-too-seldom-used human attribute.
Lets give it a try next time, OK?
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It's been a while since I traveled really alone, and I'm missing that (terribly). Though I did a bit of solo travel in Rajasthan this year – Pushkar and Ajmer, I haven't been able to travel independently for the past one year. My travels have been largely impromptu in the last eight to ten months. They have either been invites from tourism boards and hotels, or my personal holidays with my husband and family.
I really need to travel alone.
After traveling alone for quite a few years, I have come to a conclusion that I can barely travel with anyone but myself. I love being alone. There's something about solo travel. The experiences are richer, the connection with places is deeper and the memories are more soulful.
On the other hand, I'd say it's hard to be alone once you have a companion. No matter how hard I try, I can't be just with myself. A part of me is always with my husband. I really wonder if I would ever be able to feel the way I used to when I was single.
Thankfully, I have a partner who understands my love for travel. He has a curiosity for different cultures, way of lives and unexplored places quite like mine, which gives me a lot of comfort. He appreciates and has a fairly good sense for the art of photography, too. So, when my husband and I travel together, it's a joy! Though he loves museums and churches, he's not really touristy. He also has the ability to appreciate the little nuances of a place. Perhaps that's where we find a common ground.
But, travelling with a companion and travelling alone are two different things. I believe you can never discover with a companion what you can when you are alone. It is good to be alone sometimes. Being alone doesn't mean being lonely.
Also read Solo Travel vs. Family Travel
So, what am I missing?
I'm missing the freedom of slow travel. Yes, you get the privilege of travelling at your own pace when you are alone. You don't have to tick off anything. No itineraries. No plans. Just you and freedom. You literally follow your heart wherever it leads you!
So yes, my travel style is solo and slow. I don't like to rush. I don't make it my agenda to have an action-packed day. In fact, I like doing nothing. I like conversations. I like morning walks, the lull of the afternoons and sunsets. I love bakeries and cafes, old battered pathways and indefinite photo rambles.
I'm craving to go back to my own way of travelling. Be it my natters with houseboat owners in Kashmir, hiking with an old German lady in Sikkim or sipping tea at a villager's home in Kutch, my solo travel experiences have been remarkable.
I'm curious to know how it feels to travel alone when you have a companion. I'm sure it feels different. As I mentioned earlier, a part of me is always with my husband. But, I guess it's amazing because 'being in love' and 'travel' are the two exclusive joys of life. At least, I believe so.
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I am totally noob in Haskell, I am trying to follow a tutorial on how use it for the web.
I am using Mac OSX so I downloaded the haskell platform for OSX from http://www.haskell.org/platform/mac.html
Then I did
cabal update
It told me that a new version of cabal install was available, so why not cabal install cabal-install
It compiled version Cabal-18.104.22.168 and installed it in my $HOME/Library/Haskell. I prepend $HOME/Library/Haskell/bin to my $PATH and open a new terminal.
Then I do cabal --version
But version is 1.14 I do $HOME/Library/Haskell/bin/cabal --version And I get that the binary is using library version 1.14 How can I get it to use the newly installed version instead of the one of the platform?
Then I do cabal install cabal-dev
And get a message of the new packages to compile but this message also includescabal:
The following packages are likely to be broken by the reinstalls:
I do not like how this sounds.
I prevously tried to install yesod on a different computer and I remember having the same kind of issues and ultimately yesod was not installing, I do not want to do anything that will break anything this time.
What is the correct way to get Yesod or any haskell package to work on mac osx?


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This is a beautiful painting of a ewe and her lambs in a summer meadow, with mallard ducks swimming nearby. It is painted with oils on panel and measures 5 1/2 x 7 5/8 inches, 1860, signed and dated lower right, in a period gilt frame. There is an inscription in French on the back of the board, written in the artist's hand, but we have been unable to decipher it. Van Severdonck was a Belgian artist known for his small scale landscapes and images of farm animals, especially sheep.
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Tuesday, February 9
American comics are changing fast. Bolstered by the literary ambitions, international influences and the growing importance of new technologies, the comics landscape shifts regularly in increasingly unpredictable directions. How does an art form communicate content effectively when all assumptions about its form are up for grabs? Noted author and comics artist Scott McCloud visits UH to put all these trends into perspective in a fast-moving visual presentation.
During his visit he will also participate in the Graphic Novel workshop, a UH course taught by professor Mat Johnson, offered by Creative Writing Program, in collaboration with the Mitchell Center and the School of Art. The course is an introduction and exploration of modern graphic storytelling through both critical examination and workshop of original creative work within the form. Students and visiting artists focus on the medium and tools of graphic storytelling, its reoccurring themes and genres, and their relationship with modern storytelling.
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And do it fast, because the gambling thing - with tens of billions of dollars in casino infrastructure - doesn't cut it anymore.
Say hello to John Palmieri and Liza Cartmell. He's the executive director of the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority (CRDA), and she's the head of the Atlantic City Alliance. Their mission is to revive Atlantic City by bringing in midweek conventions, cultural attractions, entertainment, more retail, and residential development.


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Can someone please explain why this piece of code only outputs the last item in the array when I use the assignment operator and outputs all the items in the array when I use the concatenation assignment operator. And do I need to initialize the variable $result as shown in the code?
output with assignment operator.PHP Code:
$array = array("NJ","NY","FL","NH","VT","CA");
function test_1($array) {
$result = "";
$result .= "Element $i contains $array[$i]<br/>";
return $result;
echo test_1($array);
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Element 1 contains NY
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This was one of the best tour experiences we've ever had. The Magic Bus was perfect for seeing San Francisco through the eyes of the 1960's. See Haight-Ashbury as it was and now is, envision the Fillmore with standing room only, imagine parks filled with rock and hippies. It was an excellent journey for those of us who remember the 60's. Combining this with Alcatraz made a full day, but with time to grab lunch at Pier 1. I highly recommend this combo tour for folks who appreciate the 1960's!
I was highly impressed with the technology on the bus and with the friendliness of the driver and tour guide! The tour guide was perfect for the Magic Bus trip! I did however expect, for some reason, that the tour would end somewhere near the pier. But plenty of time to get there. And I probably didn't read something i should have.
fun and informative
Excellent tour and very different!
We had a wonderful time, traveled all the way from North Dakota, when we got to union square to board the bus we realized we had left our tickets in our vehicle which was parked at the hotel. We were sure they wouldn't let us on the bus. when we explained this to Serene Rain, our tour guide, she took my hands, looked into my eyes and said I believe you. We had a wonderful time on the bus, learned some things about the Hippie movement and had lots of laughs. I would recommend this tour to anyone!
We purchased this tour because that was the only way to get tkts to alcatraz. Our tour guide Gaya was full of energy and so much fun. You need to be open minded if you decide to go on this tour, if you go along with the whole thing you will enjoy if not you will not! We enjoyed it!!!
This tour was tremendous fun, and quite exceptional, and combined with Alcatraz it was a tour that I would recommend to anyone.
Really great tour! Enjoyed learning about the history. Great tour guide, very funny and entertaining!!!!!
To be honest, I only booked this tour because I wanted Alcatraz tickets and this was the only way I could procure them. That being said, I had a great time on the Magic Bus. My husband, my three kids (21, 19, and 14) and my daughter's 18 year old boyfriend loved it as well. As a matter of fact they said it was one of their favorite things that we did in San Francisco. It was fun and whimsical, without being too hokey. I would recommend this tour, particularly for those traveling with older teens and college-age kids.
This tour was amazing!
I took this trip with my daughter, her husband, and their two daughters, aged 7 and 13. The girls loved it! The funky, interactive experience really brought home the vibe of SF during the Summer of Love and the tour hostess, Gaia ( her "flower child" name) made everyone feel like part of her "tribe." I would highly recommend this tour for kids of all ages. Be aware, when talking about SF during that itme the topics of drugs will come up. Nothing inappropriate whatsoever is shown on the video screens and Gaia does a wonderful job of censoring the subject matter. This is a great experience.
Brilliant tour and the amazing "Gaia" was a fabulous tour guide. Bit of a mix-up with the Alcatraz tickets - our voucher said we should collect them on the bus, when in fact we missed the man outside the bus who wasn't obvious but who was handing them out, but they handled it very well and he met up with us quayside later on to give them to us. We laughed our way round the tour which was also very interesting with details that you don't get on the normal bus tours. All in all great value for money and a brilliant way to obtain Alcatraz tickets. Would totally recommend it - it was one of the highlights of our stay in San Francisco.
One word, AMAZING!!
The tours were great! We wanted just Alcatraz, but they were sold out for 2 weeks, so we got this combo tour and enjoyed the Magic Bus just as much. The guide was lively and energetic and funny and the whole multimedia experience was a different and neat way to do a tour. The Magic Bus is a head turner. People on the street notice it and take pictures of it. You are transported back in time as the shades are drawn - the windows would open and there you were - right in the Haight while completely oblivious to the traffic outside. Don't know what I mean? Then take the tour! Alcatraz was Alcatraz. It's the biggest tourist draw in San Francisco. The audio tour is such a bonus - it's like your own private tour. You don't have to clamor around one dude or dudette who is trying to talk over other guides or other talkers in the group. We went in early July and it was FREEZING out on the cruise. Dress for cold and windy. Finally, I would like to add that that the Viatour staff had great customer service. They were a lot of help and friendly.
This tour was awesome!!! It is not going to be for everyone but we had a blast. I initially bought the tickets to get the Alcatraz tickets as they were unavailable elsewhere but I am so glad I did. The tour is not your average tour and the tour guide made it very entertaining! There was one bad attitude on the bus but she handled it very professionally and made sure it did not affect our tour. :) Thanks again!!
Magic bus tour was the perfect start to our trip in San Francisco - the guide was full of energy and the bus' video and audio put the city in context in a light hearted way. Much better than any other 'serious' bus tour
Magic Bus was great. Our guide Gia was a pleasure. A lot of fun.
It was fun and lively. Loved Alcatraz..............:-)
The Magic Bus is fun and silly....just what we expected. The Alcatraz audio tour is a must!
Tour guide could not have been a child of the 60's, however, she did a great job making you believe she was.
Viator came through with tickets when everybody else was already sold out. Well done!
Magic Bus was a great experience! Out tour guide made the journey a lot of fun. The second part of the tour Alcatraz was a great experience. People told me you can see Alcatraz from the shore but we were glad we opted to take the tour. It was very informative and we learned a lot that we did not realize happened on the island. Highly recommend this experience.
We had a blast on the bus and our trip to Alcatraz was excellent. The Rock and Roll combo was the only site I could a booking for Alcatraz, and am I glad. our tour guide on the bus was amzing and we had so much fun. I am going recommend this all. THANK YOU
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I'm running into a strange issue with the Google Drive SDK — I'm not sure if this is the designed behavior or if it's a bug in the scoping.
Quick background: we're developing an application using the "drive.files" scope (e.g. only files / folders created by our app) and we want to list all folders created by our app. So we use the drive.files.list method call (using the Javascript client API), with a query for the drive folder mimeType:
mimeType = 'application/vnd.google-apps.folder'
The problem: what comes back is a list of all folders in the user's Drive account, not just the ones created by our app.
Is this not a blatant violation of scope? As far as I can tell, the documentation doesn't indicate whether we should expect to see out-of-scope files returned from search queries.
This behavior can be repeated using the Google APIs explorer:
- Open the Google APIs explorer: Google APIs Explorer: drive.files.list with empty query
- Turn OAuth authorization to ON, using only the drive.file authorization.
- Click "Execute" with an empty query. The results list should be empty.
Now, enter the folder query into the 'q' parameter box:
mimeType = 'application/vnd.google-apps.folder'
Click "Execute". The results list shows folders in the users' Drive account that have not been created by the APIs Explorer app.
Am I missing something here? Is this the expected behavior? And if so — is there a better way to get the list of folders only created by our app?


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The head of the National Wildlife Federation says he has seen a huge number of dead jellyfish along the beach on an island at the southern end of the Mississippi.
Larry Schweiger says his team will go back out Monday to take tissue samples to see if the oil spill caused their deaths.
Special Section: Disaster in the Gulf
Schweiger says it's not uncommon to see jellyfish floating dead during high winds, but the number of dead found so far is beyond normal.
At least 20 sea turtles have been found dead over the weekend along a 30-mile stretch of Mississippi beaches but wildlife officials can't say with certainty the turtles died as a result of the oil spill. They won't know more until necropsies are performed on Monday.
Dead Jellyfish Washing up Along Gulf Coast
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Recent Developments in Alcoholism: Volume 13: Alcohol and Violence - Epidemiology, Neurobiology, Psychology, Family Issues / Edition 1by Marc Galanter, Henri Begleiter, Deirdre Winczewski, Richard Deitrich
Pub. Date: 01/31/1997
Publisher: Springer US
From the President of the Research Society on Alcoholism On behalf of the Research Society on Alcoholism, I am pleased to introduce this thirteenth volume of Recent Developments in Alcoholism about alcohol and violence. Current concepts are presented in well-organized sections that - cus on epidemiology, neurobiology, psychology, and family issues. It is - coming increasingly clear that age, gender, socioeconomic circumstances, and genetics affect aggressive behavior and vulnerability to alcoholism. This v- ume contains up-to-date discussions of these issues. Indeed, the information presented here will help all alcohol researchers to identify biological and social factors that contribute to the comorbidity of alcoholism and aggression. The editors and associate editors should be congratulated for bringing toge- er such important information. This volume will be a valuable resource for investigators and therapists alike. Ivan Diamond M. D. , Ph. D. President, Research Society on Alcoholism From the President of the American Society of Addiction Medicine The American Society of Addiction Medicine is honored to continue its - sponsorship with the Research Society on Alcoholism of Recent Developmen ts in Alcoholism. The topic of alcohol and violence is a particularly timely one, given the growing number of studies that are examining the relationship between the two. These studies are consistent with the hypothesis that al- hol can increase aggression and contribute to both domestic and criminal violence. Intoxicating blood levels of alcohol have been found to be especially prevalent in those injured in fights and assaults.
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Table of ContentsEpidemiology. Epidemiological Issues in Alcohol-Related Violence; J. Roizen. The Relationship of Alcohol to Injury in Assault Cases; S.E. Martin, R. Bachman. Alcohol and Spouse Abuse: Ethnic Differences; G.K. Kantor. Longitudinal Perspectives on Alcohol Use and Aggression During Adolescence; H.R. White. Alcohol and Violence-Related Injuries in the Emergency Room; C.J. Cherpitel. Neurobiology. Emerging Themes in Preclinical Research on Alcohol and Aggression; E. Yudko, et al. Alcohol, GABAA-benzodiazepine Receptor Complex and Aggression; K.A. Miczek, et al. Serotonin in Early-Onset Alcoholism; M. Virkkunen, M. Linnoila. Psychology. Effects of Alcohol on Human Aggression: Validity of Proposed Explanations; B.J. Bushman. Is There a Causal Relationship between Alcohol and Violence: A Synthesis of Evidence; M.W. Lipsey, et al. Family Issues. When Women Are Under the Influence: Does Drinking Or Drug Use by Women Provoke Beatings by Men?; G.K. Kantor, N. Asdigian. How Far Have We Come? A Critical Review of the Research on Men Who Batter W.V. Lee, S.P. Weinstein. 4 Additional Articles. Index.
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