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Wedding lounges create an intimate setting for socialization. So, why not give your guests an area where they can get away and watch the entertainment unfold throughout the night? Pillows, a throw rug, candles, uplighting and floral centerpieces will make your lounge complete but also will enhance your theme. Here are some lounges we love:
1. Casual
Lounge: Arc de Belle
2. Vintage
Photo: The Bird and The Bear
3. Modern
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Pre-Pharmacy is one of Campbell University's largest undergraduate programs. It is a unique, two-year, non-degree program specially designed to prepare undergraduate students for entry into the College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences' (CPHS) highly regarded and competitive Doctor of Pharmacy program. The curriculum also prepares students to enter the bachelor's program in pharmaceutical sciences, clinical research, or other specific disciplines.
View more details about the undergraduate application process.
For individual appointments or visitation opportunities available to high school students, please contact the Undergraduate Admissions Office by phone, 1-800-334-4111 ext. 1290, or email, [email protected].
State of the Art Facilities
The Campbell University College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences (CPHS) is housed in a 42,000 square-foot teaching facility. Its three floors house classrooms, breakout rooms, admissions and alumni suites, lecture halls, offices, a faculty resource center, and professional association room. Close to 6,000 feet is dedicated to laboratory space.
Elevate Your Career
The Pre-Pharmacy track is a non-degree program designed to prepare students for the bachelor's and master's programs in clinical research and pharmaceutical sciences, or the doctor of pharmacy program. Pharmacy is a blend of science, health care, patient contact, technology and business. The Pre-Pharmacy program provides students with a well-rounded foundation of these aspects in preparation for completing one of the College's programs and entering a rewarding career in pharmacy or health sciences.

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There's a new video going viral about a traffic cop who dances to Michael Jackson tunes while conducting very heavy traffic. Perhaps you've seen it? The Filipino cop says he dances because "I want to show somebody to be happy." But here in Oregon we have our own happy people. For years now, I've [Read More…]
Dancing your way to happiness
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AT&T Positioned in The Leaders Quadrant in "Magic Quadrant for Global Network Service Providers" Report
Dallas, Texas, London, England, May 01, 2012
AT&T* today announced that leading analyst firm Gartner, Inc. has positioned AT&T in the Leaders Quadrant of its "Magic Quadrant for Global Service Providers 2012 Report"**.
This Gartner Magic Quadrant report evaluates providers of international network services to multinational corporations with networks worldwide. The report assesses network services providers on their range of products and services, overall viability (business unit, financial, strategy and organization) and sales execution and pricing, among other criteria.
Quote"We believe this recognition is a proof point of AT&T's global reach, scale and know-how – not just in the US, but in Europe, Asia Pacific and Latin America. Our global customers have responded with enthusiasm, with our global strategic services such as advanced networking and hosting, mobility and network sourcing seeing double digit growth in 2011," said Roman Pacewicz, Senior Vice President, Marketing and Global Strategy, AT&T.


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Celebrate "Summertime" at McKissick Museum
The University of South Carolina's McKissick Museum will hold its 16th annual gala, "Summertime…and the art is good lookin'," from 7:30 – 10 p.m. Friday, Aug. 20.
The gala is held in conjunction with "Summertime," a McKissick exhibit and art sale that will close with the gala.
Tickets to the gala are $60 per person and may be purchased at the museum office.
The gala features more than 60 artists who are native South Carolinians or have strong ties to the state and provides an opportunity for the public to meet local artists.
Featured artists include Ann Baker, Aiken; Tuula Ihamaki-Widdifield, USC art faculty; Marcello Novo, Columbia; Nikolai Oskolkov, Columbia; Renee Rouillier, USC art faculty; Richard Wells, Hopkins; and Ellen Emerson Yaghjian, Columbia.
Works by all artists will be available for purchase during the gala, with a portion of the proceeds benefitting the museum.
The gala will feature music, food and drink.
Coordinated by McKissick's Advisory Council, the gala is one of two annual fundraisers held by the museum to support acquisitions and public programs.
McKissick is the only Columbia museum offering free regular admission. Located on the university's historic Horseshoe, the museum features two permanent exhibitions, a number of rotating temporary exhibits and provides educational and cultural programming. Many of McKissick's offerings are available through grants and private funding.
McKissick is open to the public from 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Saturdays. It is closed on Sundays and holidays.
For more information about "Summertime…and the art is good-lookin'" or McKissick Museum, call 803-777-7251 or visit www.cas.sc.edu/MCKS/.


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text: The following individuals have been captured by federal, state, and/or local agencies throughout the state of Texas and, in some cases, in other states or countries. Many of them have been captured as the result of a tip. All tips are paid by the Office of the Governor, Texas Crime Stoppers program.


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Washington : Government Printing Office
|Chap. 185
|Roosevelt, Utah.
Appropriation authorized for high-school building.
|Chap. 185
|Post, p. 1120.
|Chap. 185
|Additional funds.
|Chap. 185
|Approval of plans and specifications.
|Chap. 185
|Payment for work.
|Chap. 185
|Indian children.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That there is hereby authorized to be appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the sum of $250,000 for the purpose of cooperating with the school districts in Utah comprising the east portion of Duchesne County and the west portion of Uintah County for the construction, extension, and improvement of a high-school building near Roosevelt, Utah: Provided, That the expenditure of any moneys appropriated hereunder shall be subject to the condition that the school authorities for the said school districts shall take any and all necessary steps, under the laws of the State of Utah, to provide any and all additional funds required to complete the construction, extension, and improvement of the said high-school building, and shall submit proof of compliance with this provision to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs: Provided further, That plans and specifications for the construction, extension, and improvement of the said high-school building shall be furnished by the local or State authorities, without cost to the United States, and submitted to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs for approval, before any moneys appropriated hereunder may be expended, and that upon compliance with this provision actual work shall proceed under the direction of such local or State officials: Provided further, That payment for work in place shall be made monthly on vouchers properly certified by local officials of the Indian Service to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, whose determination and approval of the proper amount chargeable to any appropriation
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made hereunder shall be final and sufficient for such payment thereof: And provided further, That the said high school so constructed, extended, and improved shall be maintained by the said school districts and shall be available to all the Indian children of the said districts on the same terms, as to other children of said school districts.
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- INTERPOL Athens
Member since :
7 de septiembre de 1923
The Greek Police – known officially as the Hellenic Police – is part of the Ministry of Interior and Administrative Reconstruction.
- Ensure law and order;
- Contribute towards social development through effective policing and traffic control;
- Prevent, detect and investigate crime.
The Greek Police assumed its current structure in 1984 and is made up of central and regional departments, with an Athens-based headquarters which overseas all national law enforcement activities. One of its main objectives is to continuously address evolving crime trends, demands and challenges though permanent training programmes, contemporary prevention policies and the use of modern science and technology.
INTERPOL Athens
Based at the Greek Police Headquarters, the INTERPOL National Central Bureau (NCB) for Greece is part of the International Police Cooperation Directorate. INTERPOL Athens is the exclusive platform for Greek police investigations requiring outreach with the international law
enforcement community.
INTERPOL Athens is made up of the following sections:
- Vehicle and maritime crime;
- Stolen and lost documents;
- Tax crime;
- Drugs;
- Cultural heritage;
- Arms, explosives and counter-terrorism;
- Missing persons;
- Smuggling and trafficking;
- Criminal identification;
- Document (nationalization) verification;
- Extradition;
- Police and judicial cooperation;
- Fugitives, INTERPOL notices and diffusions.
INTERPOL Athens is staffed by both police officers and civilians, with a total staff of 20.
Transnational terrorism focus of INTERPOL meeting
Una operación contra el tráfico de especies silvestres se salda con detenciones y decomisos a escala mundial
INTERPOL lanza una operación contra la venta en línea de medicamentos y productos falsos
Las autoridades griegas piden ayuda a INTERPOL para identificar a una niña desconocida cotejando su ADN
Grecia celebrará el primer juicio contra la piratería marítima con pruebas reunidas por un equipo de INTERPOL
La búsqueda de prófugos internacionales emprendida por INTERPOL da lugar a numerosas detenciones en toda Sudamérica
Red Notices 1
KONSTANTINOS Age today: 49 years old
Nationality: Greece
Yellow Notices 13
NICOLAOS Age today: 53 years old
Nationality: Greece
PANAGIOTIS Age today: 10 years old
Nationality: Greece
- 69th INTERPOL General Assembly - 30 October-4 November 2000 - Rhodes


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By Andy Rathbun Herald Writer
Jeff Bridges was at a career high in 2010.
He'd won an Oscar that March for the country music-fueled redemption story "Crazy Heart."
He book-ended that win with a few critically acclaimed blockbusters, playing the villain in "Iron Man" and the hero in "True Grit."
He even carried blockbuster popcorn fare, like "Tron: Legacy."
So what did he do next? He took a break. He recorded an album. And now, he's on tour.
Bridges will play the Moore Theatre at 8 Friday night, backed by his own band, the Abiders, their name a sly reference to one of Bridges' most popular roles as the Dude in "The Big Lewbowski."
It's hard to say if it will be a good show. While critics can't get enough of the man's screen work, they're mixed on his musical output. But at the very least it should be interesting.
Tickets are $37 to $65 at stgpresents.org or 877-784-4849.
For a more reliable act, concertgoers can check out Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, as the long-running band plays the Paramount Theatre at 8 p.m. Sunday.
Cave has seen his popularity grow with the years, as more and more fans are drawn to his darkly atmospheric take on rock. One of his songs, "O Children," even snuck its way into a memorable scene in "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1."
His albums have slowly charted higher and higher as well, with his most recent outing, this year's "Push the Sky Away," hitting No. 29 on the Billboard 200.
To put that success in perspective, the album with the track featured in Harry Potter was originally released in 2004 and landed at No. 126 on the charts.
Tickets are $35.75 to $75.75 at stgpresents.org or 877-784-4849.
Alt-rock mainstays Soul Asylum also are heading back to town, as the group tours behind its 2012 album "Delayed Reaction." The band will play the Neptune Theatre at 8 p.m. Tuesday.
Soul Asylum hit its commercial peak in the early 1990s, amid the grunge boom, when its song, "Runaway Train," became ubiquitous on rock radio and MTV.
Tickets are $22.50 at stgpresents.org or 877-784-4849.
Indie rapper Tech N9ne is coming to Seattle as well, headlining the Showbox SoDo at 7:30 p.m. Saturday.
The Midwestern rapper has carved out a niche with crazy and sometimes disturbing rhymes. Several of his albums have topped the rap charts.
Tickets are $28 to $32 at showboxonline.com or 888-929-7849.
Meanwhile, the Airborne Toxic Event will play the Showbox at the Market at 9 p.m. Monday.
The literary-minded alt-rock group — its name was inspired by a Don DeLillo novel — is gearing up to release its third studio album, "Such Hot Blood," later this month.
Tickets are $22.50 to $24 at showboxonline.com or 888-929-7849.
Finally, OMD, a group best known for the 1980s hit "If You Leave," also will headline the Showbox at the Market, playing at 9 p.m. Saturday.
The long-running electro-pop act — originally known as Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark — is gearing up to release a new album of its own, "English Electric."
Tickets are $28.50 at showboxonline.com or 888-929-7849.


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Spartan Grapple Challenge 12
Saturday 25th January 2014. Scotch Horn Leisure Centre, Brockway, Nailsea, BS48 1BZ
Weigh in 09.30am £15 entry for adults and £10 for juniors (must enter online up to a week before, www.spartanfight.co.uk).
The first event of the year is always a busy one so don't miss out on a great day's competition.
Everyone gets a minimum of two bouts and can enter the absolute.
Men's weight divisions are under 68, 73, 78, 84, 93, 100 and over 100kg.
Experience categories are under one year, under three years and over three years.
Women's and junior divisions will depend on the number of entries.
Full details are at www.spartanfight.co.uk


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:: WI-Aging and Rehabilitation
Spring 2014
@Kapiolani CC
|Credit Hours:
Jill M Wakabayashi
(808) 734-9398 (Ph)
(808) 734-9126 (Fax)
|Instructional Mode:
|01/13/2014 - 05/16/2014
|Course Restrictions:
|Letter grade only.
May not be audited.
May not be credit/no credit.
|Course Requirements:
|A service learning project is highly recommended in this class.
|Course Prerequisites:
A grade of "C" or higher or concurrent enrollment in ZOOL 141 or a grade of "C" or higher or concurrent enrollment in BIOL 130 or equivalent or consent of program director or consent of program director.
Additional WI prerequisites:
ENG 100, ENG 160 or ESL 100 with a grade of "C" or higher.
|Course Description:
|HLTH 270 provides a basic overview of the aging process, age related conditions, psychosocial issues on aging, other age related topics and reimbursement issues. The course also discusses the current trend of the aging population and quality of life issues.
This HLTH 270 class section(CRN 34227) is Writing Intensive.
|Books may be purchased at the Kapiolani CC bookstore or ordered online at http://www.bookstore.hawaii.edu/uhkcc/home.aspx. If you do not have access to the Internet or unable to travel to the bookstore, you may also order by phone at 1-800-UHBOOKS
|Technical Requirements:
|This HLTH class section (CRN 34227) is conducted on the internet.
The Internet allows students to take a course at home using a personal computer. Familiarity with using a computer and basic Internet skills (browsing, sending e-mail, saving/sending files) is required. Students must have a computer with Internet access. Depending on the online course, students may be required to log in at a specific day and time or at anytime. Students taking an online course should always contact their instructor after registration or prior to the first day of class to get detailed information regarding the course.
Minimum Computer Hardware/Software Requirements:
Laulima Help
|Additional Notes:
|A service learning project is highly recommended in this class.
Please check your MyUH portal account regularly for announcements about class cancellations, UH system announcements, and/or email.
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Project Description1963 P/A Award Citation
Up until the 1960s, architects were more intent on replacing old buildings than saving them, but by 1963, a P/A Awards jury was ready to honor adaptive reuse. Lee Harris Pomeroy's Henry Street Studios proposal for artists' housing in a former Brooklyn, N.Y., candy factory was "unanimously applauded" by a group that included some of the century's most prominent names, all of whom agreed that this conversion was "done ingeniously and sensibly, and with respect for the existing architecture."
According to that awards issue, the jurors were disappointed with most housing entries, feeling that too often "no real architectural challenge had been posed." That observation appears related to their decision to honor this project, which represented a type of challenge just then emerging.
Completion of the project was delayed until 1975, in part because building codes initially prohibited certain design elements, such as exposed timber framing in multistory housing and loft-style apartments. The location in the Brooklyn Heights Historic District—New York's first such area—entailed approval for one nonhistorical exterior elevation to replace a blank party wall.
As gentrification of the neighborhood proceeded, the building was converted from subsidized to market-rate housing. Now PKSB Architects is thoroughly renovating the structure for condominiums and adding a four-story annex. The city's Landmarks Preservation Commission has approved the massing of the new construction and redesigned windows for the original building's arched openings.
The new exterior features of the resulting complex take design cues from the one major element created earlier by Pomeroy: that modern fourth wall. —John Morris Dixon, FAIA
1963 P/A Awards Jury
Robert Geddes, FAIA
John Johansen
Paul Rudolph
Aline B. Saarinen
John Skilling, Hon. AIA


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Blues recall forward Dmitrij Jaskin from Peoria
Courtesy: Blues Media Relations
ST. LOUIS – St. Louis Blues Executive Vice President and General Manager Doug Armstrong announced today the club has recalled forward Dmitrij Jaskin (dih-MEE-tree YEAH-skihn) from the Blues' American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate, Peoria Rivermen.
Jaskin, 20, dressed in 51 games for the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League's (QMJHL) Moncton Wildcats this season leading the club and ranking 5th league-wide with 99 points including 46 goals and 53 assists to go along with 73 penalty minutes. In addition, the 6'3, 205-pound forward was named the QMJHL's first star of the month for November 2012 and January 2013 while he also earned first star of the week honors for consecutive weeks in January. Prior to 2012-13, Jaskin spent two seasons with Slavia Praha HC of the Czech Extraleague posting 12 points (four goals, eight assists) and 32 penalty minutes in 63 career games.
The Omsk, Russia native was drafted by the Blues in the second round, 41st overall, of the 2011 Entry Draft.
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USC Alzheimer's disease faculty experts list
Alzheimer's disease steadily robs patients of memory, judgment and dignity. It leaves them unable to care for themselves and destroys their brain and their identity.
Nationwide, an estimated 5.2 million people in the United States are currently living with Alzheimer's disease. By 2030, this estimate is expected to reach 7.7 million; by 2050, the number of persons affected with Alzheimer's disease could be between 11 million and 16 million.
For Alzheimer's Awareness Month, the University of South Carolina's Office of Media Relations offers this list of faculty experts and story ideas. To arrange an interview, call the staffer listed with each entry.
Help for caregivers
Jan Merling of the Office for the Study of Aging in USC's Arnold School of Public Health, has spent the past 10 years visiting more than 350 locations around South Carolina training more than 15,000 people on ways to care for those diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease and other dementias. Dementia Dialogues was originally started as a way to train workers in skilled nursing facilities. Now the sessions are also offered to social workers, speech therapists, adult daycare centers, families, churches and others who work with individuals with Alzheimer's disease. Merling is available to talk about advice and skills for Alzheimer's caregivers.
For information or to arrange an interview, call Megan Sexton, 803-777-5400.
The role of genes in Alzheimer's disease
As scientists do more research, they realize that genes play an important role in the development of Alzheimer's disease. Some cases of early-onset Alzheimer's are inherited and are caused by different gene mutations. USC's Environmental Genomics Core Facility (EnGenCore) does high-tech, rapid DNA sequencing. Dr. Joe Jones, director of EnGenCore, can discuss mutations involved with genes and DNA and how those relate to what is known about the way Alzheimer's is inherited.
For information or to arrange an interview, call Megan Sexton, 803-777-5400.
Caring for loved ones with dementia
Dr. Sue Levkoff of USC's College of Social Work is one of the nation's leading experts on geriatrics and aging. She can discuss her own research on caregiving for loved ones with dementia, as well as recent evidence from the field on the role of physical activity in dementia prevention. She is the editor-in-chief of "Ageing International," a journal that recently devoted a special issue to "Dementia Care and Chinese Culture." Levkoff holds the endowed chair in Community and Social Support-Smart HOME at the SeniorSMART Center of Economic Excellence.
For information or to arrange an interview, call Megan Sexton, 803-777-5400.
The state of Alzheimer's in South Carolina
The Alzheimer's Disease Registry is a comprehensive statewide registry of South Carolina residents diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or related disorders. As the nation's most comprehensive registry of its kind, the registry has maintained a record of diagnosed cases in the state since 1988. The registry provides information for planning for social and medical services. The registry is maintained by the Arnold School of Public Health at the University of South Carolina. Carol Cornman, director of the Office of the Study of Aging, can discuss the state of Alzheimer's disease in South Carolina.
For information or to arrange an interview, call Megan Sexton, 803-777-5400.
Phytoestrogens show promise in fight against neurodegenerative disease
Phytoestrogens, compounds found naturally in plants that mimic the hormone estrogen, have demonstrated protective qualities for some cancers. These compounds target alpha estrogen receptors in cells in the body. Dr. Rose Booze, the university's Bicentennial Chair Professor in Behavioral Neuroscience, is conducting phytoestrogen research that targets beta estrogen receptors found in the brain and that may help prevent or slow down neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's. Booze's research focuses on a specific compound found in licorice root, a plant with a long history in traditional Chinese medicine. Her research is funded by a $1.8 million NIH grant.
For information or to arrange an interview, call Peggy Binette, 803-777-5400.


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China party boss Bo Xilai drummed out, facing trial
BEIJING â?? A former Communist Party boss whose wife got a suspended death penalty sentence has been cast out of the party, Chinese state media reported Friday.
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Bo Xilai, the charismatic leader at the heart of Chinese politics' worst scandal for years, now faces his own trial and most likely a long prison sentence.
Once tipped for a seat at China's top table of power, Bo, 63, was expelled by the 25-member Politburo of which he was a member until the scandal broke in the spring. His "suspected law violations" have been transferred to prosecutors, reported state news agency Xinhua.
The party also announced that a once-in-a-decade transition of power from its current rulers to a new slate of leaders will begin Nov. 8.
Besides "huge bribes" and abuse of power, Bo also "had or maintained improper sexual relationships with a number of women," Xinhua said. The news, released on state TV and online, quickly refueled online rumors that Bo had at least 100 mistresses.
Last month Bo's wife, Gu Kailai, was convicted of poisoning and killing a British businessman. His henchman, flashy police chief Wang Lijun, was convicted earlier this month of bribe taking, defection and "bending the law for selfish ends."
After keeping Bo's name entirely out of the cases of his wife and police chief, the official narrative now paints him as the wicked head of a criminal enterprise in the massive southwest city of Chongqing, a major industrial center.
China's censors have increasingly restricted discussion of the Bo affair in recent months, but users of China's popular micro-blogging services Friday enjoyed greater than usual freedom. Many posted jokes and quoted Bo's own anti-corruption remarks made during his tenure as party chief in Chongqing.
Xinhua said his crimes stretched much further back to his time as mayor of the eastern port city of Dalian, where this ambitious, media-savvy politician, a rarity amid the careful, conformist world of Chinese Communism, first came to national prominence.
The multiple potential charges against Bo, and the recent example of the trials of his wife and police chief, leave little doubt Bo will be found guilty. In cases as political as these, where party committees, not judges, make the key decisions, defendants are usually unable to hire their own lawyers.
Until this February, when Wang fled Chongqing and turned whistle-blower during an attempted defection at a U.S. consulate, Bo enjoyed an outside chance of promotion this year to the Politburo's Standing Committee, whose nine, all-male members represent the apex of power in China.
Those members will change in November, according to the announcement setting the date for the start of the party congress that will approve the once-a-decade leadership change from current party boss Hu Jintao and premier Wen Jiabao to a new, slightly younger set of leaders.
Both Hu and Wen have often warned that corruption poses a life-and-death danger to the party, yet no concrete changes are taken to challenge the status quo. Even as the Politburo decision Friday revealed gross corruption at the most senior levels, the party tried to make the best of it, suggesting that Bo would become a "negative example" to educate others.
The online reaction Friday indicated that many members of the Internet-using Chinese public remain deeply cynical about their rulers.
"In a society with a power fetish, gaining greater power is not only the goal of ambitious people, and a tool to reap profits, but even more it's the only way for people in power to protect themselves," writer Zhao Chu posted on a weibo microblog.
Contributing: Sunny Yang
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Trade name: Loromin
Unit: 60mg/1ml
Type: Injection
Active ingredient: Heparin
Category: Anti coagulant
Pregnancy category: Heparin belongs to FDA pregnancy category C.
Uses: Loromin 60 IU injection is used as anticoagulant. It is a blood thinner that prevents the formation of blood clots in veins and arteries. It is used to prevent the blood clot before and after surgery.
How to use: Loromin 60 IU injection is given under the skin or into the vein by health professional as directed by your doctor. Do not use this injection if its color has changed or it has particles in it. This medication should not give to the muscle (IM).
Side Effects: Heparin side effects are Mild pain or redness or irritation at the site of injection. Some times the skin color may change to bluish.
Dosage: Heparin prophylaxis adult dose for deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism is 5000 units subcutaneously 2 hours before surgery follwed by 5,000 units subcutaneously every 12 hours.
Written by: : healthplus24.com team
Date last updated: December 22nd 2015
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Professor developing Google Glass app
By Jeff Stensland, email@example.com, 803-777-3686
Imagine slipping on a pair of special glasses outside a club and being able to identify who's got extra tickets for the concert simply by looking around. Once inside, you scan the crowd and find friends and acquaintances from afar, even when their backs are turned.
If the notion sounds far-fetched, consider that Google is already investing in technology right here at the University of South Carolina that could make scenarios like these a reality. USC researcher Srihari Nelakuditi, an associate professor in the College of Engineering and Computing, is a recipient of a Google Faculty Research Award and is developing the app for Google Glass with fellow researchers from Duke University.
How the app, called InSight, works is highly technical. It uses "spatiograms" gleaned from smartphone use to develop a "fashion fingerprint" of the device's owner based on his clothing and location. This information can then be shared with other users, allowing those wearing Google Glass technology to identify, and even communicate virtually, with others.
The InSight project, unveiled earlier this month, is already getting plenty of attention from techies and privacy advocates alike, with some worrying about potential misuse and the larger societal implications of loss of anonymity.
Nelakuditi says the debate is a good thing.
"We are aware of the privacy concerns with this kind of technology. That's something we thought a lot about and that's the reason (InSight) is designed as it is," he said.
Unlike existing facial recognition technology that gets stored, identification through InSight is temporary—just shut off the app, change clothes and go back to being anonymous. "It's something you have to opt-in to," said Nelakuditi, adding that the researchers intentionally avoided development of more permanent markers, like an individual's gait.
InSight also is much better at identification since it doesn't require a front view of a person's face and utilizes multiple data points to make a match. Early testing is showing accuracy rates of above 90 percent.
It's not yet clear when Google Glass will start hitting the consumer market, but they could roll out as early as this year. Nelakuditi says whether InSight is a central feature of Google Glass or not, he already sees benefits from the project.
"There has been a lot of interest among students, and I think this will help with recruitment to the program. Students want to do research, yes, but they also want to work on something that's cool," he said.
How it works:
--InSight app gathers your image throughout the day as you use your mobile device.
--Advanced technology analyzes your clothing patterns and colors and, combined with your location, work to create to a unique "fingerprint" for you.
--Others wearing Google Glass, which is equipped with virtual reality technology, can identify you based on that fingerprint.
--In addition to identification, InSight app users may also communicate with each other with text messages.


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Washington : Government Printing Office
|Chap. 706
|Standing Rock Reservation, N. Dak. Conveyance.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior is authorized and directed to convey to the Mathew American Horse American Legion Post Numbered 259, Cannon Ball, North Dakota, for use as a site to erect a memorial monument, all the right, title, and interest of the United States and the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe of Indians to the parcel of land within the Standing Rock Reservation, North Dakota, described as the east half of the southeast
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quarter of the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 26, township 134 north, range 79 west, fifth principal meridian, consisting of one and one-quarter acres more or less, subject to a reservation of all rights, to oil, gas, and other mineral deposits in such described land and the right to develop such mineral deposits in any manner that will not interfere with the use of the land as a memorial monument site, and subject to the condition that in the event the Secretary of the Interior determines that the land has ceased to be used as a memorial monument site the title to the land shall revert to the United States to be held in the same manner it was held prior to such conveyance.
Approved, July 24, 1956.


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How to Survive a Holiday Party in Heels!
Foot Petals Founder Tina Aldatz explains how to buy the right shoe, how to properly break in a shoe and more.
-Heather Taylor
I've often been nicknamed "Heather Heels" because few things in life will get between me and a pretty pair of pumps. But I have a confession to make: while I love the added height that my fancy footwear gives me, the breaking-in process is killer. Cuts, scraps, blisters, and going through entire boxes of Band-Aids just so that my feet can look chic. It hurts! With the holidays coming up and parties already scheduled on my Outlook calendar, I need a solution to my foot woes. Luckily, I had the chance to interview with Tina Aldatz, president of Foot Petals who promises that ladies don't have to suffer for their shoes, whether heels or flats, with her line of customized shoe cushions and pads.
BettyConfidential: The holiday season is right around the corner! What do you see as the big trend in footwear this year?
Tina: Boots are back again this year, this time in various heights from ankle boots to mid-calf boots with shearling accents. Heels covered in lots of glitter or studs will be the shoe "showstopper" at this year's holiday parties.
BC: Tell me about some of Foot Petals' bestsellers and what they do to help out your feet.
T: Our best seller and claim to fame is our Tip Toes ball-of-foot cushion. These flower shaped insoles keep your feet from sliding forward, while cushioning the sensitive ball-of-foot area with every step. They also protect bones and tissue and prevent calluses from forming.
BC: Your cushions all seem to be one size only. How does that work if you have a larger shoe size like a 9 or 10?
T: They are a one-size fits most. Our cushions have proprietary technology and with their skived edges, you won't feel the transition of the cushion to the shoe, no matter what size shoe you wear. For full coverage we recommend our Tip Toes ball-of-foot cushions combined with Haute Heelz to protect the bottom-of-heel area. Our cushions are great in that they can be cut to allow you to customize a fit that works best for you!
BC: How long can you wear the insoles for? I know a lot of foot padding peels off or shrivels up pretty fast.
T: Our cushions are guaranteed to last the lifetime of the shoe…once you put it in, you will never have to replace it. They don't lose their shape or never go flat!
BC: How should a woman safely break in her heels before a party?
T: It's always a good idea to walk around your house in your party shoes at least a week before the event. This will allow you to troubleshoot any areas of discomfort.
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BC: You have a pretty scary story from your childhood about an incident involving your feet that inspired you to create Foot Petals. Would you mind telling us what happened?
T: As a young girl, I suffered third degree burns on my feet. It had left them really sensitive to anything. Working in the fashion industry and living in New York City where fashionable shoes and being on your feet is a must, I just couldn't tolerate the daily pain. I knew there had to be a better way and worked to find one.
BC: Sometimes women buy shoes that might be too big for them and then stuff them with padding. Or the opposite happens with stuffing your foot into a too-tight shoe. Is it ever okay to wear a size that is too small or too big?
T: Proper fit is definitely key as over 90 percent of people have different sized feet. When buying a pair of shoes, buy shoes that fit your larger foot (commonly up to a half size difference). You never want to wear a shoe that is too small! You can really damage your feet with everything from blisters to bunions. I always recommend going with a larger size and cushioning them to give you the perfect fit.
BC: What should you do if you want to buy shoes online and you're not sure of your size?
T: Again, it's always better to go up a half size and cushion them, then to have shoes that fit too tight. Make sure to read the reviews. Customer feedback really helps determine if the shoes are running big or small. Most places today offer free return shipping, so don't be afraid to try a new style.
BC: I know we talk about how painful heels can get, but what about flats?
T: Flats have little to no support in the soles, so there really isn't much there to protect your feet from the pavement. Many of them also don't have much flexibility at the back of heel. Look for flats that have padding and are flexible around the heel, or you'll be in pain all day long/
BC: What are some of the consequences that can occur if you're wearing heels day in and day out without any extra padding?
T: A lot of stress and strain is placed on our joints and tissue. Women who wear heels without any cushioning are more at risk to have a formation of corns and calluses due to friction and pressure.
BC: Are you a heels girl or do you prefer flats? Do you have any fave designer brands?
T: I love all heels! I have narrow feet so Jimmy Choos tend to fit me great.
Heather Taylor is BettyConfidential's L.A. correspondent.


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Your gift to help a hardworking entrepreneur will double in impact thanks to a generous World Vision partner.
It is the lending of small loans and provision of financial services, including business training and support, to entrepreneurs who lack access to traditional banking institutions. Created as a sustainable solution for poverty alleviation, microfinance helps men and women with an entrepreneurial spirit move toward economic self-sufficiency as they are given access to capital. In the past, World Vision's microfinance initiatives have:
Your tax-deductible donation is an investment in the community. You are not only helping someone become an entrepreneur, you are helping to create a sustainable community. For example, a single mother of two in Mexico can purchase all of her supplies to bake bread to sell. Not only does she earn enough money to support her family, she is also able to repay the loan which can now be used to help someone else.
It empowers people. By increasing household incomes, building assets, and reducing vulnerability to humanitarian disasters, microfinance clients can overcome the cycle of poverty. As entrepreneurs, they are able to plan for their family's future, manage cash flow, and apply funds to household priorities. Microfinance helps equip people to make their own choices and work their way out of poverty.
It breaks the dependency on local moneylenders. Because the formal financial sector does not extend credit to impoverished entrepreneurs due to the small loan amounts required, the absence of any credit history, and the lack of collateral assets, a moneylender (i.e., "loan shark") will step in to make loans at high rates of interest. While this enables entrepreneurs to buy the supplies needed to produce a product, once they begin selling their wares, nearly all of their profits are applied to the payment of interest to the "loan shark," leaving them in a position of poverty.
A Microfinance Institution (MFI) is a local lending office within a community that is managed by local professionals. These offices ensure that funds are protected and widely invested.
Currently, World Vision has a network of 42 MFIs located in every region where we work. Forbes recognized two World Vision MFIs among their Top 50 List of MFIs, out of more than 12,000 currently in operation worldwide.
Anyone who is a member of a group can invite others to join. If the group is a closed group, approval from the group leader will be required when the invitee decides to join.
Micro currently features entrepreneurs from Cambodia, Kenya, Philippines.
World Vision currently offers microfinance loans to entrepreneurs in 36 countries through its network of microfinance partners.
Yes, all entrepreneurs pay interest to the MFIs; however, it is at a much lower interest rate than other lending programs offered by commercial banks, rural banks, etc. Rates are in line with non-profit industry standards, and in many cases, are much lower! Our average global rate is 25%, a full 10 percent lower than the average rate for other MFIs.
Moreover, providing loans to impoverished individuals in remote rural areas is expensive. A $300 loan requires the same manpower and resources as a $2,500 loan, which is why the formal financial sector does not traditionally provide microfinance loans.
Lastly, our interest rates do vary by country because of differing inflation rates and operating environments. Rates are affected by many factors, including varying labor costs, credit-risk, local market conditions, and more.
World Vision believes that, at this time, a pre-disbursal of funds is necessary for the success of the model from both the donor and the MFI perspective. Donors expect World Vision to be efficient and effective with funding and we continually work to minimize costs that can create time delays. Transactions across the world are costly so World Vision bundles transactions and sends them to its MFIs on a monthly or bimonthly basis. This practice allows MFIs to be more efficient and better serve their clients. World Vision's MFIs work extremely hard to provide world-class service to borrowers. To ask an entrepreneur to develop a business plan, go through training, prepare for the startup of a business, and then wait unnecessarily for a loan would be bad customer service.
Providing micro loans to women enables them to access health care, buy nutritious food for their children, send their children to school, improve their living conditions, gain confidence, and promote gender equality.
Supplying capital empowers women to help financially support their families. Children can attend school when not forced to help support the family, thereby promoting education. Women can keep their families healthy with regular check-ups and the financial ability to purchase medicines. And they are able to purchase food to vary their diet and not rely strictly on what they grow.
Investing in women can lift an entire community out of poverty. Not only do they show a higher loan repayment rate, they also work two-thirds of the world's waking hours. Women are innovative, dedicated, and given the proper tools, industrious.
Statistics show that women, as the primary caregivers of children, consistently spend more of their income on their children and families. And they only earn 10% of the world's income and only 1% of the world's property.
A real connection between you and someone in need. With a single donation, a donor connects with an entrepreneur and learns their story – from their struggles to successes. Donors choose whether to support women entrepreneurs, invest in a country they love, or reach out to an individual whose story touches their heart. Moreover, after the donation is made, donors can share in the borrower's success throughout the repayment process. Our one-to-one approach allows donors to hear updates from their entrepreneur via mid-term loan updates and final reports, learn about their community, watch their business grow, and see how a single loan can touch several lives.
The gift that keeps on giving. It begins with a simple loan donation. A donor funds a loan to help an entrepreneur's business grow. Microfinance Institutions (MFI's) in the borrower's community help facilitate this transaction. Once the loan is repaid, the capital continues to recycle back into the community as other local entrepreneurs have the opportunity to use the loan. It sustains an entire community by providing a long-term impact.
Additionally, Micro's distinctive holistic model truly exhibits a commitment to long-term holistic investment in areas of development. Beyond microfinance loans, World Vision Micro provides business training, clean water, nutritious food, education, and basic health care to impoverished communities. Thus, not only do the businesses of entrepreneurs benefit from World Vision Micro, but all aspects of their lives benefit from the donation of a loan.
You are giving to a trusted organization. World Vision's six decades of humanitarian aid demonstrate the organization's commitment and devotion to the provision of a better quality of life for children in developing nations. Everything we do is motivated by a desire to reflect God's unconditional love for all people. Since 1993, World Vision has provided small business loans to entrepreneurs throughout the world. We believe that when parents are provided more opportunities, children are provided more opportunities.
Yes. In fact, our donation model is what makes us unique from other microfinance programs. You donate a loan to an entrepreneur. Once repaid to the local MFI, your gift recycles over and over again to help an ever-growing amount of entrepreneurs in the same country. Your donation of one loan could literally help dozens of people to begin supporting themselves and their families.
A donation model is sustainable. By providing a tax deductible donation to fund a loan for a borrower overseas, donors provide capital for funding not only the initial loan, but also for loans in the microfinance institution (MFI) in an ongoing way. Donor gifts keep revolving in the future helping even more borrowers in the community – we talk of the ripple effect of that loan in that community. Thus, our donation model allows capital to stay in the community for others to benefit.
Once repaid, the loan is recycled through the MFI. Your donated loan will remain in the country of your original entrepreneur. The next entrepreneur will be carefully selected – one who demonstrates an enterprising spirit, trustworthiness, a solid work ethic, and a sound business idea.
When World Vision has helped the community to become self-sufficient with access to clean water, nutritious food, education, basic healthcare, and microfinance opportunities, we can move on to another community in need and begin the transformation process all over again.
We currently are not able to provide you with the tools to choose the next entrepreneur. We guarantee that your funds will be reinvested into the community of your initial choosing. In order for your donation to have the maximum impact with the lowest overhead, your donated loan will remain in the community of your original entrepreneur. Microfinance credit officers in a World Vision community in that country will carefully select the next entrepreneur – one who demonstrates an enterprising spirit, trustworthiness, a solid work ethic, and a sound business idea. Furthermore, we hope to soon provide quarterly community updates that show the impact of the recycled funds into the ADP community.
Your donation of a loan ultimately helps foster World Vision's greater goal of community development – enabling impoverished people to discover their own abilities and unite to change the direction of their lives and their communities. We work to help impoverished communities gain access to clean water, nutritious food, education, basic healthcare, and microfinance opportunities. Once the community has become self-sufficient and taken ownership of these interventions, we are free to move on to another community in need, beginning the transformation process all over again.
The entrepreneur you choose on Micro is guaranteed to receive the loan you fund. The cash is advanced by the MFI on the belief that the loan will be funded by a donor. The MFI expects to recoup that money from the donors who want to fund that loan. The donor receives updates on their entrepreneur's progress and a final report after the loan is repaid.
Micro is a lending platform through which World Vision conducts microfinance transactions, thereby allowing a donor to connect with an entrepreneur in another part of the world.
World Vision is a Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to working with children, families, and their communities worldwide to reach their full potential by tackling the causes of poverty and injustice. World Vision provides hope and assistance to approximately 100 million people in nearly 100 countries. Motivated by our faith in Jesus Christ, we serve alongside the poor and oppressed as a demonstration of God's unconditional love for all people. World Vision serves all people regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, or gender.
For more information, visit World Vision's home page
VisionFund is the microfinance subsidiary of World Vision. In 1993, World Vision International (WVI) began to implement microfinance programming to benefit the economically active poor. In 2003, WVI recognized the importance and complexity of this ministry through its MFIs, and created VisionFund International (VFI) as a wholly-owned subsidiary of WVI. VFI is mandated by WVI to:
For more information, visit VisionFund's website.
While many entrepreneurs have sponsored children, it is not currently possible to request to sponsor a child of an entrepreneur. We hope to offer this in the future.
No, not at this time. Not every sponsored child has a parent who is an entrepreneur. It is our desire to provide this feature in the future.
No, unfortunately, Micro does not offer microfinance loans in the United States. World Vision, however, operates several US Programs that can be found on their Poverty in the United States page.
No, not at this time. Our field offices are currently not equipped to handle transactions of this type. If you'd like to support World Vision, please check out our Gift Catalog.
No, not at this time. Our field offices are not equipped to handle this. We hope that in the future we will be able to accommodate these requests.
Yes! World Vision Micro provides donors with Mid-term Updates and Final Reports on their entrepreneurs. Moreover, Micro will provide donors with updates and periodical reports on the ADP in which their entrepreneurs live.
For more internship information, please visit World Vision's Intern page
For more information, or to contact us, please use our Contact Page.
Group giving allows you to maximize your lending efforts by combining your loans with the loans of friends, family members, or coworkers. Whenever you fund a loan, you will have the option to count the amount donated toward the overall impact of your group. For more Group Giving information, visit the Group Giving page.
Log on to My Account and click on the "Groups" tab. Navigate to your group's page. On the right hand corner, select the "Invite Others" button and you will be prompted to enter email addresses of the friends you would like to invite. Your friends will be sent an email informing them that you would like them to join your group on Micro.
An open group allows anyone to join without waiting for approval from the group leader. A closed group requires approval from the group leader when a new member wants to join. When someone requests to join a closed group, an email is sent to the group leader for review. When you start a new group, you will be prompted to choose whether you would like your group to be open or closed.
As the group's initiator, the group leader is the one who creates the group title and description and decides if the group will be open or closed. If the group is a closed group, the leader is responsible for reviewing requests from those who wish to join the group. The leader is also the one who can start a group fundraiser.
Group fundraising gives you and a team of others the opportunity to come together to fund a loan of your choice. You choose an entrepreneur, and for 30 days, your group has exclusive access to fund his or her loan. To start a fundraiser, log on to My Account. If you are already a group leader, you can start a fundraiser with your existing group by clicking on the "Fundraising" tab under your group's profile. If you are not a group leader, you will first need to create a group by clicking on "Group Giving" under the "Get Involved" section.
If your group does not fully fund the loan within 30 days, it will return to the pool of loans so that other Micro users can fund the balance.
Any time you make a loan, you have the option of applying that loan amount toward one of your groups. Log on to My Account and click "Fund a Loan" in the upper left-hand corner. Once you have selected the entrepreneur whose loan you would like to fund, enter the amount and click the donate button. You will be taken to your checkout basket. Here, you can select whether or not you would like to apply that loan toward a group. The dropdown menu will allow you to select which of your groups the loan will go toward.


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Bruce HR lifts Reds past Brewers 4-2
CINCINNATI -- Jay Bruce had hit the ball hard twice, only to see the worst slump of his career get deeper. He finally ended it with a hit that nobody was going to take away.
Bruce emerged from his 0-for-26 skid with a tiebreaking homer in the eighth inning on Sunday, rallying Mat Latos and the Cincinnati Reds over the Milwaukee Brewers 4-2.
Bruce flied out to the wall in center field and lined out to center earlier in the game, so he took a little confidence into his game-changing at-bat.
"I knew I wasn't going to go 0-for-my-career," Bruce said. "I'd been making hard contact. I really didn't feel like I was 0-for-so-much."
The Reds gained a game on the NL Central leaders by taking two of three in their series, moving to six back. Cincinnati has won 10 of 15 overall.
"That could have easily gone the other way," Reds manager Bryan Price said. "We really didn't want to lose ground on this team."
The Brewers have lost five of six but still have the NL's best record and a comfortable lead.
Bruce hit a two-run shot with one out off left-hander Will Smith (1-2), who took over for Yovani Gallardo. Smith hadn't allowed a homer to a left-handed batter all season, holding them to a .143 average.
The matchup with the slumping Bruce seemed to favor Milwaukee in every way.
"It's a crazy game," Bruce said. "You can't be surprised by anything that happens in the game of baseball."
Smith got ahead 1-2 in the count, then threw a fastball that was up. Bruce pulled it to right field, the part of Great American Ball Park closest to the Ohio River.
"He's given a lot of people trouble," Price said of Smith. "He made a mistake. You do that and he's going to hit the ball in that creek out there."
A replay review overturned Ramon Santiago's inside-the-park homer in the Reds second.
A fan reached his mitt onto the field and hit right fielder Logan Schafer's glove as he tried to catch the fly ball in front of the wall. The umpires initially ruled the ball in play, and Santiago circled the bases as Schafer and the ball fell to the ground.
Following a 3-minute, 46-second review, Santiago was ruled out because of the fan's interference.
Latos (2-1) allowed two runs and four hits in a season-high eight innings. Jonathan Broxton pitched the ninth for his sixth save in eight chances. Closer Aroldis Chapman wasn't available because he slightly pulled a hamstring while running in the outfield before the game.
Both teams were missing stars.
Brewers right fielder Ryan Braun was sidelined by a stiff back that forced him to leave Saturday's game. Manager Ron Roenicke said the problem doesn't appear to be series.
Reds first baseman Joey Votto got a day to rest his bothersome left leg. Votto missed 23 games with a strained muscle above his left knee and has batted .250 without a homer since his return. The muscle isn't expected to heal fully until after the season.
Latos made his fifth start since recovering from torn knee cartilage and a strained pitching forearm that sidelined him until June 14. He let a 2-0 lead slip away.
Schafer tripled and scored on Scooter Gennett's groundout in the sixth. Schafer also doubled off Latos with two outs in the eighth and came around on Rickie Weeks' pinch-hit single, making Latos smack his glove in frustration.
In his last three starts, Latos has allowed a total of four runs in 22 innings, showing he's fully recovered from the injuries.
Devin Mesoraco had three hits, including an RBI single in the first inning off Gallardo, who gave up two runs in seven innings.
Gallardo was coming off his worst start of the season: 10 hits, eight runs in five innings of a 10-4 loss to Colorado last Sunday. He settled in after a rough first inning. Bruce grounded into a forceout that drove in a run, and Mesoraco's single made it 2-0.


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By Christopher Elliott
Maybe it was the string of customer-service disasters, starting with the Costa Concordia tragedy last year and leading up to the recent Carnival Triumph "poop" cruise.
Maybe it was the threat of government regulation from Sen. Charles Schumer (D.-N.Y.), a vocal critic of the cruise industry, that made it move.
But here's what we have: a passenger "bill of rights" by the Cruise Lines International Association to add to its ticket contracts, the legal agreement between passengers and the cruise line.
These include the right to leave a docked ship if it can't provide essentials such as food, water, bathroom facilities and medical care; the right to a full refund for a trip canceled because of mechanical failures, or a partial refund if a trip is cut short for the same reason; and the right to timely updates about any changes in a ship's itinerary caused by a mechanical failure or an emergency.
None of these rights are new. Instead, they codify "many longstanding practices of CLIA," according to Christine Duffy, the organization's chief executive.
"The cruise industry is committed to continuing to deliver against the high standards we set for ourselves in all areas of shipboard operations," she said.
But would the bill have affected the outcome of any recent customer-service meltdowns?
Stewart Chiron, a Miami travel agent who's known for his pro-industry views, said that the answer is "no."
Rather, he thinks that the reason for the bill is political. Late last year, the cruise organization merged with several cruise trade groups, and is just taking the new organization on a "test drive" with this bill.
Although CLIA representatives claim that they collaborated closely with Schumer on the bill, the senator appeared to be caught off guard by the sudden announcement.
In a letter to CLIA, Schumer pressed the association for specifics on its new pledge. Who determines that essential provisions such as food and water can't be provided? What exactly are the cruise lines' current reimbursement practices? How will passengers be notified of changes to their itinerary?
Schumer has called the bill "a step in the right direction" but has stopped short of endorsing it. "I still have many remaining questions, both on the content and how the bill of rights will be enforced," he told the Associated Press.
A CLIA representative said that the organization will answer him "soon."
Passengers are skeptical, too. Some say that they'd prefer deeds to words when it comes to passenger protections. To others, the existing passenger contract is something of a joke, and adding passenger rights language is little more than a punch line.
Bruce Helenbart, an engineer from Hazelwood, Mo., says that he recently had to wade through a 20-page cruise ticket contract and sign it before setting sail.
What's more, the agreement was what's known as an "adhesion" contract — a one-way agreement that bound him. If he didn't sign it, he couldn't board.
James Walker, a maritime attorney based in Miami, says that customers are correct to disbelieve the cruise industry's new customer-service rhetoric. "What this bill of rights does, in fact, is limit the liability of cruise lines.
"They are proposing rights that are beneficial to the cruise lines, but not to their customers,"Walker said.
&Copy; 2013 Christopher Elliott/ Tribune Media Services, Inc.


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Anyone else getting weird results with airodump and kismet with this card? Its showing my AP as WEP when its WPA, actually it seems to show every network as WEP. I just installed BT4 so maybe i need to config something or update a driver?
Backtrack showed my AP as WEP whilst it was WPA2. Switching the router to WEP and back solved the issue, so I think the problem was with the router.
My ALFA showed the PWR as negatives for the powers. Idk if that is a bug?


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On February 5, 2013, John Lilly, editor/folklife director for Goldenseal magazine, will present West Virginia Country Music and Goldenseal Magazine, at the Tuesday evening lecture in the Archives and History Library in the Culture Center in Charleston. The program will begin at 6:00 p.m. and is free and open to the public.
Lilly will discuss the history of Goldenseal magazine, which was established by the West Virginia Department of Commerce in 1975 and came under the Department of Culture and History in 1977. Now in its 39th year, the quarterly magazine of traditional life is still published by the state, with a circulation of approximately 15,000. Lilly is Goldenseals third editor, a position he has held since 1997. He will discuss the magazines mission, its contributor guidelines, and production methods.
In addition, Lilly will present an overview of the magazines coverage of traditional country music, a prominent topic in the magazine since its inception and an area of specialty for him personally. Drawing on stories published in the magazine, the program will include details of prominent country music programs in the state such as WWVAs Original Wheeling Jamboree, WMMNs Sagebrush Roundup, and WCHSs Buddy Starcher and Sleepy Jeffers shows. Country music pioneers Blind Alfred Reed, the West Virginia Coon Hunters, and Roy Harvey will be included, as will musical celebrities Doc and Chickie Williams, Molly ODay and Lynn Davis, the Lonesome Pine Fiddlers, and others.
John Lilly is a 1996 graduate of Davis & Elkins College. He previously was a tour guide at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville, Tennessee, and a former associate editor for the Old-Time Herald magazine. He is the editor of the book Mountains of Music: West Virginia Traditional Music from Goldenseal, and a contributor to the Grove Encyclopedia of American Music, The West Virginia Encyclopedia, the Encyclopedia of Appalachia, and the Country Music Encyclopedia.
On February 5, the library will close at 5 p.m. and reopen at 5:45 p.m. for participants only. For planning purposes, participants are encouraged to register for the lecture, but advance registration is not required to attend. To register in advance, contact Bryan Ward, assistant director, by e-mail or at (304) 558-0230, ext. 723. Participants interested in registering by e-mail should send their name, telephone number and the name and date of the session. For additional information, contact the Archives and History Library at (304) 558-0230.
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On January 8, 2013, Dr. Fred Barkey will present The Socialist Party in West Virginia, at the Tuesday evening lecture in the Archives and History Library in the Culture Center in Charleston. The program will begin at 6:00 p.m. and is free and open to the public.
For his doctoral research, Barkey examined the rise of the Socialist Party in West Virginia at the end of the 19th century through its weakening before and during World War I. Socialists were prominent in several craft trades, glass and cigar making for example, and proved popular with coal miners. Socialists were a factor in the Paint Creek-Cabin Creek Strike of 1912-13.
Dr. Barkey received his bachelors and masters degrees from Marshall University, and he earned his Ph.D. in history with a concentration in United States labor history from the University of Pittsburgh in 1971. Professor emeritus at West Virginia Graduate College, he also has taught history at the University of Charleston and the Institute for Labor Studies at West Virginia University. He was named a Danforth Associate in recognition of his outstanding college teaching. Barkey is the author of Cinder Heads in the Hills: The Belgian Window Glass Workers of West Virginia (1988), Working Class Radicals: The Socialist Party in West Virginia, 1898-1920 (2012), and articles for several publications, including West Virginia History and Goldenseal.
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Mike Huckabee's Bully Pulpit: Economic Populism
These days, Mike Huckabee, former Arkansas governor, Baptist minister, and current Florida resident, has among the highest favorability ratings among GOP presidential contenders. He is a natural fit for a party that has grown ever more Southern, and one which has become the political venue for White America at Prayer. As a reminder, in 2012 evangelicals cast half of all votes in contested Republican presidential primaries, up from 44 percent in 2008.
Yet the very things that give Huckabee credence with the Republican base may prove to be a hindrance with an electorate that's growing ever more secular and single, and in which unmarried women now numerically equal regular churchgoers as a voting bloc. Indeed, just last week, a cluster of polls showed thatdeism is on the upswing in America. (Deism is the belief in a supreme being who is a creator who does not intervene in the universe.) All of this should make any presidential aspirant who would wear his religion on his sleeve step back and take notice.
For the first time in more than three decades, less than a majority of Americansthink of the clergy as ethical or honest, with the numbers showing a stark divide based upon political affiliation. Republicans view the clergy more favorably than do Democrats or independents, and that is no surprise.
But more disturbing for Huckabee and the GOP is that America's diminished satisfaction with its religious leaders is not just about errant ministers, priests, and rabbis. Rather, it's about religion itself.
Nowadays, less than three-quarters of Americans believe in God, and even a majority of Catholics reject the idea that God intervenes in daily life. More than a fifth of Americans describe themselves as not at all religious, while fewer than half of Republicans believe in creationism.
Attitudinally, a mainstream politician like New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie can greet these numbers with a shrug, and get on with his campaign and his life. But it's a challenge for a faith-based candidate like Huckabee, for whom religion is a significant part of his agenda and identity.
Going forward, if Huckabee's message is simply about religion, he will have an uphill climb on Election Day, assuming he were to win the Republican nomination. Historically, voters have been uncomfortable with politicians whose religious or regional identities overwhelm their candidacies, with William Jennings Bryan, Al Smith and Jimmy Carter offering the clearest examples. Of the three, Carter was the only one to win and then only by a narrow margin, and he was a one-term wonder.
Bryan twice lost to William McKinley, in 1896 and 1900, and then again in 1908, to William Howard Taft. Bryan is best remembered for his "Cross of Gold Speech," in which he made his stand as an economic populist, and for his role at the Scopes trial, in which a Tennessee schoolteacher went to jail for teaching evolution. Bryan aided the prosecution and testified that the flood recorded in the Book of Genesis occurred precisely in 2348 B.C.
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I adore optical illusions, which you may have noticed from the sites I've shared in the past. Well, I found an awesome site dedicated to optical illusions that I couldn't wait to share with you. I really liked it because it isn't just same optical illusions that you're used to seeing, but modern interpretations of illusion that will have your jaw dropping!
The site is easy to navigate because it is set up blog-style, so just scroll down the page and prepare to be wowed. You can also use the Older Posts link at the bottom of the page to see the previous entries.
Each entry offers background on the illusion being featured as well as an example of it. They also often include links to where you can see more of that type of illusion, or to previous entries of the same kind of illusion.
I really loved the most recent post when I was there. It was the Lego Terracotta Army – a sidewalk chalk drawing of Lego people as the famous Terracotta Army of Qin Shi Huang. It probably helps that I've been obsessed with sidewalk chalk since I was a little kid (and then seeing Mary Poppins) didn't help matters any. I also loved the video of the Checker Shadow Illusion, and the Fact/Fiction Ambigram (I saw Faction at first). The Terrace by David MacDonald was also really well done.
My suggestion is to just dive in and start going through the illusions; but take a break if your eyes start to hurt. Some of the black and white or black and bright yellow ones hurt my eyes after a long viewing.
This is an awesome site dedicated to optical illusions, go check it out!
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LISTEN: Tiesto announces new alias & previews collab with Alvaro
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Tiesto has had quite a few monikers over the course of his career, and now he is adding another one to the list: "TST." This week he took to Twitter to announce the new alias:
I use the name TST on certain tracks because I have more tracks to release then as Tiësto alone! @TST_Music
— Tiësto (@tiesto) November 19, 2013
And just to clarify...
I didn't change my name,I just added one to all my other names I have!
— Tiësto (@tiesto) November 19, 2013
So far under "TST," he has teamed up with Alvaro for a new Musical Freedom song called "Out Of Control." Much like its title, the track is out of control.
"Out Of Control" will be released via Musical Freedom on November 25th. Listen below!
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Scott Stehouwer, a 34-year veteran of the psychology department, is the students' choice.
April 30, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
Premiering "A Shared Space"
Their documentary is premiering in New Jersey, and CAS professor Brian Fuller and his students will be there.
November 03, 2010 | Myrna Anderson
Q&A: Randy Wolthuis
After 10 years as director of the Broene Counseling Center, Randy Wolthuis is leaving Calvin to re-enter private practice as a specialist in marital issues.
May 10, 2010 | Myrna Anderson
No marks for trying
The posters appeared around on bulletin boards around campus a few weeks ago. One features an exhausted student at her desk, and its tagline reads: "You get graded for your hard work … shouldn't your profs?" Another shows a happy-looking student with the tagline: "Like your classes? Tell your profs."
May 21, 2010 | Myrna Anderson
Tigchelaar: Professor of the Year
Biology professor Peter Tigchelaar wins Professor of the Year.
May 10, 2010 | Myrna Anderson
Chem Demos turn 25
The annual Chem Demos have been delighting area middle schoolers for a quarter century.
May 13, 2013 | Myrna Anderson
Professor of the Year: Renae Boss Potts
Calvin senior class votes Renae Boss Potts the 2011 Professor of the Year.
May 03, 2011 | Myrna Anderson , Andrew Steiner
Kuyers introduces whatiflearning.com
A new website from the Kuyers Institute puts the giving in math, the community in history and the wonder in flowers.
August 22, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
Aay lands Fulbright
Images of the Netherlands—in paintings, photographs and films—have always had a significant impact on how Americans viewed the Dutch homeland, said Calvin professor of geology, geography and environmental studies (GEO) Henk Aay.
April 26, 2010 | Myrna Anderson
Calvin Remembers Peter De Boer
Calvin College remembers the life of longtime education professor Peter De Boer.
January 11, 2017 | Phil de Haan
Home In A Wilderness Fort: Copper Harbor
Charlotte Otten has penned a variety of books, including everything from traditional children's books to an examination of werewolves!
July 19, 2006 | Phil de Haan
Professor of the Year: Cal Jen
The Professor of the Year is selected through a vote of the Calvin graduating class. Jen, a business professor, is the 12th winner of the award.
May 22, 2009 | Matt Decker
A renewed perspective on people
With a new perspective on how she views people and education, this fall Lauren Newhuis '15 will oversee all educational support services students receive at Living Stones Academy.
August 05, 2016 | Jacquelyn Hubbard
Calvin remembers Frank Roberts
The Calvin mourns professor emeritus Frank Roberts, who died on Friday, March 29, 2013.
April 03, 2013 | Matt Kucinski
Calvin remembers Dale Brown
Former Calvin professor Dale Brown is remembered for his love for literature, his care for students and his wicked sense of humor.
October 14, 2014 | Matt Kucinski
Creating an on-ramp into the field of international development
Professor Roland Hoksbergen and senior John Michael LaSalle teamed up to create Entravos, a website dedicated to connecting recent college grads with entry-level positions in Christian development organizations.
September 17, 2013 | Matt Kucinski
Chemistry prof named Henry Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar
Doug Vander Griend is one of seven faculty members in the U.S. to be awarded an unrestricted research grant of $60,000.
August 12, 2014 | Matt Kucinski
Computer Science prof recognized by world's largest computing society
Joel Adams is recognized as a 2012 Distinguished Educator by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM).
January 25, 2013 | Matt Kucinski
Novel NIH grant provides synergy in the student-faculty research experience
A trio of profs has teamed up to better understand the regulation of GLUT1.
September 25, 2014 | Matt Kucinski
Calvin named Tree Campus USA
Calvin College was recently named a Tree Campus USA by the Arbor Day Foundation.
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Beloved author and ragamuffin Brennan Manning writes: These souvenirs of solitude are the love story of my walk with God. Revisiting the lost silences of the past, I remember and record the intimate moments when I allowed the Lord to lure me into the wilderness and speak to my heart." This book is a series of remembrances that Brennan recorded in the late 1970s. But as with all good remembrances, they have a timeless quality and a value for readers today. Many of the themes that God has made the indelible marks of Brennan's life are found in this wonderful book. Dominant among those themes is the astonishing, boundless love of God for us.
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Whether we find solitude in a quiet and secluded retreat setting, on a park bench in the midst of a bustling city, seated in a 747 at 30,000 feet, or while pausing at our kitchen window, the call of solitude is a gentle but insistent tug on our hearts. We long, in these moments, to go deeper with God. We pause to wait on Him in silence. But sometimes we'd like a wise guide who can help us with this practice. In his honest, original, and winning way, beloved author and retreat leader Brennan Manning shares his wisdom, stories, and heart from his own experiences in solitude. Brennan's meditations will prompt your own pursuit of God in the quiet places of your life.
Souvenirs of Solitude includes an eight-day retreat guide that provides stimulating promptings for your own meditation during solitude. Whether you use all eight or only an entry or two, you'll find these exercises a refreshing breather from everyday concerns.
Brennan Manning is a writer and speaker who leads spiritual retreats for people of all ages and backgrounds. He is the author of more than ten books, including Abba's Child , Ruthless Trust , The Ragamuffin Gospel , and Posers, Fakers, and Wannabes. A resident of New Orleans, he travels extensively in the U.S. and abroad to share the good news of the unconditional love of God.
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Hello. I am 29 years old. My bf and I have been actively trying to conceive for the last 2 months, daily. My LMP was November 23. I am currently 20 days late, with nausea, vomiting, fatigue, headache, back ache, cramping, food aversions, sensitivity to smell, and pressure in my lower abdomen, however this morning, I woke up from sleeping with pelvic pain as well as a sharp tearing feeling in my lower abdomen, which was followed by bright red blood. I had taken an HPT over a week ago, which came back negative. I'm just worried I may be pregnant and something may be wrong. I have had severe dizzy spells as well. Went to the doctor yesterday for an upper respiratory infection and I explained to him that I was late and requested a blood test, not just for pregnancy but to find out about my dizzy spells too and he felt it was unnecessary. Please help. I'm really worried. Thank you.
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Hi lizanita83,
If you are pregnant, it would most likely show up on another pregnancy test now (a week after the last one).
If you're not, it sounds like severe hormonal imbalance and some hormonal test might show you what is happening.
I would definitely work on your diet right now, and start preconception care.
Warm Regards,
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Is overpopulation now such a problem that islands are in danger of tipping over and capsizing as Rep. Hank Johnson (D GA) said to Admiral Willard? Is Rep. Johnson a representation of the latest concerns of liberals?