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Dear students,
Ladies and gentlemen
Thank you for inviting me to take part in the opening ceremony of the new academic year – it is an honour and a privilege. The Aalto University School of Business is a globally acknowledged player and the largest and a leading business school in Finland. The Mikkeli Campus is a desired place for business studies in Finland. Its reputation and quality of education are exceptional. So you really can be proud of yourselves and the possibility to study here.
I would especially like to welcome all of you new students to the City of Mikkeli. Our city is celebrating this year its 175th anniversary. It has played an important role in Finland's history, especially during the Second World War. The headquarters of the Finnish Army were located in Mikkeli and Commander-in-Chief Marshall Mannerheim lived here during the war.
Mikkeli is a middle sized Finnish city, where living, studying and working is easy. Numerous events as well as opportunities to have fun make it an enjoyably city to live in. The Lake Saimaa is unique in the world and beautiful all year round. Wild food, local and organic food is real South Savonian food and easily found in our forests, market places and restaurants.
The city is also conveniently located near the Russian border and the city of St Petersburg, close to the capital city of Helsinki and not too far from northern parts of Finland.
The people of Mikkeli are easy-going and it's rather simple to find friends here. I hope that Mikkeli and the whole province of South Savo find a special place in your hearts and minds, and that you are able to build solid foundations for your future careers in our city.
Dear students,
The contacts and cooperation between you and the businesses in the region and the City of Mikkeli are important and beneficial for everyone. It is important for you to be proactive towards the businesses, but it's also important for us and the businesses to be receptive - we need your expertise and your new, fresh ideas on how to develop businesses and create new possibilities for growth.
In fact, I propose the establishment of a think-tank that brings together students from various disciplines to share ideas on how to create new employment and growth opportunities in the region.
The study of international business is particularly important at times of economic slowdown. All of Europe is still being shaken by a financial crisis that has resulted in slower or even negative growth and worrying levels of unemployment, especially among youth.
The European Union is constantly acting to find solutions to current challenges. And Finland is a constructive and a visionary member of the Union.
Finland as a small, export driven economy is dependent on Europe and the global economy. That is why Finland needs to work towards a stronger and a more integrated Europe, but at the same time, a more sensible Europe. Measures to increase competitiveness are the key to success in Europe and in Finland. The austerity measures have been quite succesful and they need to be continued.
Regulation is necessary, but over-regulation can also be counterproductive and inhibit competitiveness. We need to reconsider our laws, our regulations and our norms, and be willing to get rid of unnecessary codification. This needs to be done both at the Union level and at the national level as well.
Instead of regulating every aspect society and detail of life, we need to give people more responsibility over their lives. Instead of restricting creativity and innovation, we need to foster these by empowering people.
It is not necessary to regulate everything. Instead, we should trust our citizens and allow more freedom and possibilities for them. A truly competitive nation values the freedom of its inhabitants, the work they do and the striving businesses it harbours.
We need more employment opportunities. Work is the answer to the challenges we are faced with. We also need to lower barriers on employment. Especially for young people it's very important to gain work experience soon after they have finished studies. At all times, employment has to be more attractive than staying at home on social welfare. The system should encourage people to seek and accept work.
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Worst times of financial crisis are hopefully now behind us, but plenty of work remains to be done. Public finances have to be set on a secure basis. Revenues and expenditures have to be balanced and structural changes, even the difficult ones, have to be carried out.
This is the responsibility of us decision-makers. We cannot make future generations pay for our debt or our inability to act responsibly. A healthy economy is a safeguard of well-being in the future as well.
In the future the world needs leaders, decision makers and employees who are innovative, flexible, co-operative, and tolerant of and open to different cultures. I wish you all the best for your studies and that you make the most of your studying years and develop skills that you need in the future.
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In celebration of its tenth anniversary, TrustAfrica has published Claiming Agency: Reflecting on TrustAfrica's First Decade in partnership with Weaver Press. Edited by Halima Mahomed and Elizabeth Coleman, the book takes an in-depth look its work as an African-led foundation that set out to do things differently.
Founded in 2006, when solutions to Africa's challenges were often developed outside its borders, TrustAfrica sought to practice a kind of philanthropy that both benefits Africans and actively supports their agency.
TrustAfrica Annual Report 2015Written by Fatoumata Bintou Sall Published in Publications
By 2015, lagging economic growth and the collapse of Africa's major currencies had begun to undermine the 'Africa rising' narrative. Add to that the vast toll of the Ebola virus and resurgence of conflict in places like Mali, Nigeria, Central African Republic, Northern Cameroon and Burundi.
But 2015 brought positive news as well. While international experts forecast a renewal of election-related violence in Cote d'Ivoire and Nigeria, both presidential elections were conducted in a peaceful manner. And in neighboring Burkina Faso, citizen mobilization brought down strongman Blaise Compaore, ushering in a new era of democratic governance and popular participation.T
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Over the past years, few African countries have been the focus of discussions and analyses generating a vast array of literature as much as Zimbabwe. The socioeconomic and political crises since the turn of the century have deeply transformed the country from the ideals of a vibrant freshly independent nation just two decades earlier. These transformations have necessitated the call for the restructuring of Zimbabwean society, polity, and economy. But this literature remains exclusively within the realm of academic thinking and theorising, with no concerted effort to move beyond this by explicitly drawing out the policy implications.
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This book contains findings of eight of the several research projects sponsored by the Investment Climate and Business Environment (ICBE) Research Fund in Uganda. It's an effort to provide evidence to inform policy that improves the business environment in Uganda. The findings coincide with the efforts of the government to implement policies and programs targeting private sector development, solving daunting problems of unemployment, economic growth and development. The studies have been carried out by Ugandans and address issues pertinent to the Ugandan economy, but also to other developing countries.
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Blanche de Bruxelles is the 2010 Grand Champion: Are you down wit da Witbier?
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1. Blanche de Bruxelles:
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4. Victory Wirlwind Witbier, 5.0%, Downingtown, PA. Very light and refreshing, no aftertaste though.
5. St. Bernardis Blanche, 5.5%, Belgium. According to Ratebeer.com, the St. Bernardis witbier is made under the supervision of the father of Hoegarden and bottle re-fermented much like Blanche de Bruxelles.
6. Blue Moon, 5.4%, Golden, CO. You wouldn't know it was a Coors product in a blind test. Blue Moon has great color and well balanced citrus for a Belgian Whit.
7. Allagash White, 5.2%, Portland, ME. The critically acclaimed Allagash was a little too heavy on the coriander spices with not enough citrus to balance it.
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10. Leinenkugel's Sunset Wheat, 4.9%, Chippewa Falls, WI. Sunset Wheat was way too heavy in floral, lavender, and sweet notes. It could be used for a bathroom air freshener.
11. Bud Light Golden Wheat, 4.1%, St. Louis MS, Another Anheuser Busch creation but to no surprise, it fell way short. It was a control to our experiment. There's no taste, no aroma and a flavor that seems to fake the funk.
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Blanche de Bruxelles is an excellent witbier and specialty of the farm-breweries of old Brabant, Belgium. Through a very slow brewing process and only the best crops, the master brewers infuse the non-filtered beer with coriander and bitter orange peels and then re-ferment the yeast and sugar. Blanche de Bruxelles owes its natural cloudiness to the large percentage (40 %) of wheat that goes into its composition. You need only take a sip of the Blanche de Bruxelles Belgian White to appreciate the fresh and mellow flavor with its hint of orange and realize that it's not like any other beer. Also, there is a picture of a little devil child taking a wiz on the label. It's amazing. Maybe that's where this champion witbier gets it's flavor.
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Many financial aid experts will urge prospective students, with conviction, that private student loans are the logical alternative to federal aid in affording higher education. Although naysayers of federal aid are correct in that private student loans bridge the gap between federal aid and the actual cost of higher education, these private alternatives can be more damaging to borrowers than beneficial if used as a substitution to federal aid rather than a supplement.
Indeed private student loans have their advantages. Applicants can be approved for sizeable loans - in some cases up to $30,000 - in minutes. There are no application deadlines, rather prospects who are enrolled halftime or more, or are planning to enroll halftime or more, at any accredited higher education institution may apply at any time. Furthermore, private aid is awarded not on need-based criteria like federal aid, rather on creditworthiness.
However, as any conscientious consumer would admit, "If it looks too good to be true, then it probably is." Although the advocates of private education loans persuade borrowers that interest rates are fixed, what they really mean is that interest rates are fixed at prime rates that fluctuate quarterly based on LIBOR (London Interbank Offered Rate), plus a margin at the discretion of the lending institution. Similarly, such advocates would have prospective borrowers believe that private college loans offer affordable repayment options comparable to federal student loans.
Although private student loan borrowers are granted certain flexibility regarding the timeline in which repayment begins, private loan repayment terms cap at 15 years, half of the time allocated to qualified federal student loan borrowers. A trivial discrepancy you say? Not so. By extending a repayment term - possible only through consolidation - borrowers' monthly payments decrease by over 50%.
Private student loan holders forego other vital benefits afforded federal loan holders. For instance, if a federal student loan holder becomes disabled or deceased, the loans are forgiven making repayment unnecessary. Private loan holders' heirs would have to repay the loans in full from the deceased's estate.
Even the disabled and unemployed are still liable for their debt. Nobody anticipates such catastrophic events; however, the federal government provides an alternative to the hardship of unaffordable loan repayment by complete loan forgiveness.
As reputable private loan sources purport, private student loans are only valuable when filling the gap between total college expenses and a borrower's awarded financial aid. To use private student loans as a substitution to federal aid, rather than a supplement is short-sighted on the part of the borrower. Researching affordable methods of securing college financial aid is a short-term investment of time for a long-term return.


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Benjamin Nowack wrote: >On 10.06.2004 13:37:41, Danny Ayers wrote: > > >>I can see why the meta aspects of RDF(S) can prevent a schema being >>considered OWL DL, but I was wondering about the situation where a >>class/property is defined using *both* RDFS and OWL constructs. It feels >>like the inclusion of the OWL definition should apply the required >>constraints, but my guess is that it doesn't - could someone please >>clarify? Example below. >> >> >I think the specs are quite clear, the reference for example says: >[[ > "In OWL Lite and OWL DL, owl:Class must be used for all class > descriptions" >]] > > But that doesn't exclude the use of rdfs:Class as well, nor does it explain *why*. In fact the very next point in the reference says: [[ NOTE: |owl:Class| is defined as a subclass of |rdfs:Class|. The rationale for having a separate OWL class construct lies in the restrictions on OWL DL (and thus also on OWL Lite), which imply that not all RDFS classes are legal OWL DL classes. In OWL Full these restrictions do not exist and therefore |owl:Class| and |rdfs:Class| are equivalent in OWL Full. ]] Which implies all OWL classes are RDFS classes, and some RDFS classes are indeed legal OWL DL classes. Which again doesn't rule out the use of both descriptions of a single concept. http://www.w3.org/TR/owl-ref/#ClassDescription >It seems to be more a syntactical than a semantical problem. > > Yep, it seems so, but that certainly isn't clear from the documentation. >>Assuming that including the RDFS-based definitions does poke a hole in >>completeness, might it still be possible in practice to apply a >>remove-if-unknown (no imports) kind of rule to the statements outside of >>the OWL DL universe, and hence use DL reasoners on combined schemas that >>way? >> >> >from a theoretical point of view, I'd say your model is OK, but >in practice it (as usual) depends on the tools you plan to use. If >they provide a "clean-up before reasoning" function, it may well be >OK to have something such as > > <rdfs:Class rdf:ID="MyLittleClass"> > <rdf:type rdf:resource="&owl;Class"/> > <rdfs:subClassOf rdf:resource="#MyBigClass"/> > </rdfs:Class> > >A tool could then first read all the triples and then feed only >owl:Classes to a classifier. And pure RDFS tools could simply treat >OWL information like any other vocabulary or ignore it. > >But if the tools start screaming as soon as the encounter an >rdfs:Class, then this approach -pragmatically spoken- just won't >work. > Yep. Amongst many other messages, the WonderWeb species checker gives a warning about the use of rdfs:Class in the example below. >Did you already try your example on e.g. protege's OWL >plug-in? > Not yet, I shall (I've got it set up with RACER here). >I don't know if it could also happen that OWL-only tools >regard rdfs:Classes as individuals, therefore screaming again >(classes as individuals issue) or that they rip of the additional >typing info, so that you couldn't re-serialize it this way again.. > > > >>The bottom line I guess is close to the (pending?) best practices >>question - should you define schema against OWL Full or OWL DL or both? >>Here the question is - if both, do they have to be separate? >> >> >I think one of the problems for deployed apps is that even if we had >DL/Lite-onts only, their combination could still result in an OWL Full >model. > How? That's a pretty key question. My impression was that if you started in the DL universe (i.e. DL or Lite) then you'd stay there. >So I guess the DL stuff is more for specialized apps that use >some kind of manually maintained/controlled set of onts. > >I *think* that many deployed vocabularies will be in the style >of the FOAF spec (rdfs:Classes with OWL information on top), maybe >offering a separate OWL DL version for those using DL reasoners. >(That's at least the scenario I'm optimizing my ont editor for.. ;) > > I have seen a few in that style, but given that owl:Class is a subclass of rdfs:Class, it seems to me that everything else being equal the OWL version should be the first choice for new vocabularies, unless the meta-definitions of RDFS are needed. So most data would be susceptible to DL reasoning *and* whatever OWL Full/RDF reasoning was available. As an aside, I realise people in the SWBP WG don't want to tread on each other's toes, but the issue of DL or Full is one which every ontology/schema author will encounter. There is no need for them to commit to advice pointing towards either OWL Full or DL (or Lite) exclusively, but there should be information available on the implications of any choice based on known facts. The mess won't clean itself up, quite the opposite if people are implementing without full knowledge of the relative strengths/merits of the alternatives. 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Charlene Farnsworth shares a moment that many of us have experienced – watching a car come up quickly in our rearview mirror, and wondering if it will stop in time. Shared Stories is a weekly column featuring articles by participants in a writing class at the Norwalk Senior Center. Bonnie Mansell is the instructor for this free class offered through the Cerritos College Adult Education Program. Curated by Carol Kearns
By Charlene Farnsworth
On January 18, 1982, while driving home from Orange County after working late into the evening, I exited the freeway at Firestone Blvd. in Norwalk, California. I traveled slowly through town among very light traffic due to the late hour–around 10:00 p.m. I soon stopped at a marked crosswalk to wait for a pedestrian who was crossing Firestone to the north side of the street.
Suddenly, seemingly out of nowhere, came a speeding vehicle behind me. Helplessly I saw the car coming closer and closer through my rearview mirror. To warn the oncoming driver of my presence, I made quick taps to my brake to activate the brake lights while maintaining caution for the pedestrian's safety.
The driver never reduced his speed and, upon impact, my car and I careened through the intersection. I do not know how I escaped hitting the pedestrian and was sure he was under my car. The pedestrian was nowhere in sight and had simply vanished! I surmised that he had entered a nearby hamburger stand immediately after the crash.
Because there was so much damage to my Toyota Corolla, I could not exit my car through the driver's side and had to do so through the passenger's side. The young man who had caused the accident immediately came to my assistance. Surprisingly, I had no injuries, but my car was severely damaged.
The driver and I needed to locate a telephone to report the accident, and I also wanted to call my family in Downey. (I did not own a cell phone at the time.) We entered the lobby of a nearby motel and asked the man on duty if we could use his telephone.
Before answering, the man asked, "What room are you in?" We told him we were not staying there but had a car accident right outside the motel. We were still denied access to his telephone.
Upon exiting the motel lobby, the driver and I sighted a telephone booth across Firestone. During our block-long walk, I asked the young man how he could have suddenly appeared because there was no one behind me when I stopped for the pedestrian. He admitted to me—and later to the police officer—why he was distracted and the accident occurred.
He said he entered Firestone off a nearby cross street while looking downward. He added that he was attempting to wiggle into his tennis shoes that had not been unlaced since the last time he wore them.
My dad actually arrived at the scene before the police officer did. I had my car towed to a nearby repair shop that a boss of mine had utilized. I found, just as my boss had said, that their work was superb. My car was as good as new!
I did have to return for a trunk leak which was satisfactorily repaired. I remember one of the workers saying they check for leaks by having someone get in the trunk. I asked him who would volunteer to do that, and he replied their boss always gets that job!
I had the good fortune that the driver carried adequate insurance, even though he was driving a borrowed car. My insurance deductible was also waived with no increase in my policy premium.
This frightening experience will remain in my memory forever. However, I am very aware how blessed I am that the driver who caused the accident was honest and forthcoming and three lives were spared that day, that of an innocent pedestrian, the driver's and, of course, mine.


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Libbie: Got really stressed about the wiki at the last minute.
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Joseph Camire
Garrett Hinton was part of the final experimental design. Garrett was a huge part of the lab work that has taken place during this experiment. Garrett is a junior at Sky View High School in Logan Utah.
Matthew Sims was a huge part of the lab work that has taken place during this experiment. Garrett is a junior Logan High School
Where we're from
Utah State University is located in beautiful Logan Utah. Logan is about an hour and a half drive from Salt Lake City Utah (~130 miles). The city of Logan is located in the heart of Cache Valley near the on the western slopes of the Bear River Mountains, the northernmost branch of the Wasatch Range. The city of Logan has a population of approximately 47,000. Logan was established in 1859 and has a rich heritage and wonderful culture. The city of Logan has been stated to be among the safest cities in America.
Utah State University was founded in 1888 and has evolved from a small, agricultural college to a university that is nationally and internationally recognized for its intellectual and technological leadership. As Utah's land-grant and space-grant institution, the university is led by President Stan L. Albrecht and has 850 faculty who provide education for more than 23,000 undergraduate and graduate students, including 10,000 in its continuing education sites located throughout the state of Utah. USU has more than 200 buildings, 63 of which are devoted to academics. USU also has 3 branch campuses and Extension offices in all of Utah's 29 counties (usu.edu).


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The purpose of the Hazlewood Exemption is to provide an education benefit to honorably discharged or separated Texas veterans and to eligible dependent children and spouses of Texas veterans. For Hazlewood eligibility requirements, please visit the Texas Veterans Commission website. Eligible veterans, their children and spouses may receive an exemption from the payment of all tuition and fees for up to 150 semester credit hours.
STEP ONE: Applying for the exemption
To use Hazlewood benefits or to transfer unused benefits to an eligible child, the appropriate forms must be completed. Documentation must be submitted to the Enrollment Services Center prior to the census date for the semester you are applying for the benefit. All applications can be found on the Texas Veterans Commission website.
- Veterans or Dependents Using the Exemption for the first time at UT Tyler must submit:
- TVC Form HAE-App, rev. 06/2014 Application Packet
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The heat surrounding allegations of sexual assaults by Bill Cosby has intensified as a woman who claims she was raped by the comedian in 1969 when she visited him on the set of "The Bill Cosby Show" spoke out Monday in a CNN interview.
"He's a serial rapist," former actress, music industry publicist and journalist Joan Tarshis told CNN's Don Lemon, claiming that Cosby raped her twice when she was 19 years old. The television interview came after Tarshis wrote an essay for Hollywood Elsewhere about the alleged encounter with Cosby.
She said that she did not tell police or family members about the assault at the time: "Who would believe me? Bill Cosby, the all-American dad, the all-American husband, Mr. Jell-O, that everybody loved. Who would believe me? They would probably think I was out to get something."
However, Lemon did not point out during the interview that Cosby in 1969 was playing a high school gym teacher who was also a bachelor on "The Bill Cosby Show," his first starring role on a TV series after his groundbreaking stint on the espionage drama "I Spy." Also, he did not appear in Jell-O ads until 1974, five years after the alleged assault.
Tarshis said that she was a 19-year-old aspiring actress when she visited the set of Cosby's show a few times. She said he took a liking to her, and one point invited her back to his bungalow.
"He made me a drink and very shortly after that I passed out," she said in the TV interview. I woke up and came to, very groggily and he was removing my underwear."
She said when she felt that Cosby was going to force himself on her, she lied, saying she had an infection. "But he was more clever, and made me have oral sex with him, which was just horrible."
Tarshis' account comes on the heels of an allegation by another woman who wrote a first-person account in the Washington Post last week saying that the 77-year-old entertainer had drugged and raped her in 1985 when she was an aspiring 17-year-old actress.
A number of women have alleged that Cosby sexually assaulted them around the time of his hit sitcom, "The Cosby Show" in the mid-1980s. Cosby has repeatedly denied the accusations.
His attorney on Sunday released a statement saying the allegations have already been discredited, and that the performer "does not intend to dignify these allegations with any comment."
Cosby and his wife Camille were asked about the accusations during an interview with National Public Radio's Scott Simon that was broadcast last weekend. Cosby responded by silently shaking his head.
The entertainer has a sitcom in development at NBC. Executives there have refused to comment on the controversy or what effect it might have on the proposed series.


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Mr. Kooy knows how to capture our attention. He's helped me look at things as not just objects, but so much more that someone put effort in. Everything we have we should appreciate and be glad that we have it.
~ David Cruz
The thing I like about pottery is getting messy. It takes a lot of practice and effort and can be frustrating because it's easier to fail than accomplish something. Once you fail you can't fix it. It's a restart button. But failing is how you learn.
~ David Cruz
At Portland Adventist Academy, students are encouraged to explore the creative process through a variety of art forms.
Mark Kooy and Dimitra Weinstein, respected artists in their fields, teach PAA art students skills and traits that will be relevant in every class, field, and discipline. This includes working collaboratively, thinking independently, articulating opinions, critiquing constructively, researching effectively, developing their own voice, creative problem-solving, and building self-confidence and respect as they discover and develop their unique strengths.
Most importantly, Mr. Kooy and Mrs. Weinstein help students discover a sense of wonder, appreciation, curiosity, and imagination about the world surrounding us as well as a sincere appreciation and respect for their Divine Creator.
Foundations of Media Arts and Advanced Media Arts
In my classes you'll spend a lot of time learning about photography. You'll also learn about digital filmmaking & video, as well as the fundamentals of graphic design and digital illustration. You will discover these fundamentals with tools like DSLR cameras, Mac computers, and image editing & creation software. You'll learn to use these tools to create art and capture subjects and objects around you in interesting and inspiring ways. ~Dimitra Weinstein
In my classes, you'll discover light, space, and motion. You will explore how the principles of a creative process can guide your decisions as a creator. You'll learn how how light, space and motion interact with line shape and form and how to apply them. You will explore both two dimensional and three dimensional art forms using traditional and contemporary tools, materials and techniques. ~Mark Kooy


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NEW ORLEANS—Former New Orleans mayor Ray Nagin, best remembered for his impassioned pleas for help after Hurricane Katrina devastated the city in 2005, was convicted Wednesday of accepting bribes in exchange for helping businessmen secure millions of dollars in city work.
A federal jury found Nagin guilty of 20 of 21 counts against him. Sentencing was set for June 11. The judge ordered that his bond be modified to provide for "additional conditions of electronic monitoring and home confinement."
Before the verdict, the 57-year-old said outside the courtroom: "I've been at peace with this for a long time. I'm good."
As he left after the verdict, he could be heard saying, "I maintain my innocence."
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Katrina elevated Nagin to the global stage, where he gained a reputation for colorful comments. In 2006, he apologized for a speech in which he predicted New Orleans would become a "chocolate city" of black residents and asserted that "God was mad at America."
The Democrat, who left office in 2010, was indicted in January 2013 on charges that he accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes and truckloads of free granite for his family business in exchange for promoting the interests of local businessman Frank Fradella.
He also was charged with accepting thousands of dollars in payoffs from another businessman, Rodney Williams, for his help in securing city contracts.
Both Fradella and Williams are awaiting sentencing for their roles in separate bribery schemes alleged in the case.
Nagin testified that key witnesses lied and prosecutors misinterpreted evidence including emails, cheques and pages from his appointment calendar linking him to businessmen who said they bribed him.
The charges against Nagin included one overarching conspiracy count along with six counts of bribery, nine counts of wire fraud, one count of money laundering conspiracy and four counts of filing false tax returns. He was acquitted of one of the bribery counts.
Each charge carries a sentence from three to 20 years, but how long he would serve was unclear. No sentencing date was set.
Prosecutors allege the corruption spanned the time before and after Hurricane Katrina struck, plunging the city into chaos.


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Hi all,
Helping out a fellow PCA member to get the word out!
I just spoke to Don Auten, PCA Member and he is giving away his 2017 continental tire Monterey grand prix tickets.
He purchased 2 tickets to attend this coming Continental Tire Monterey Grand Prix, September 21-24, 2017. He purchased the 3-day General admission & Paddock for $75/each, in which will be $90 at the gate upon arrival and will be for September 22-24 (Friday/Saturday/Sunday). Includes the following: Friday, Saturday and Sunday General Admission and Paddock ticket, with open grandstand seating, souvenir program voucher, pit access, and general parking. (Gate Price: $90 and does not include souvenir program voucher. Does not include Beverages, food and lodging).
Unfortunately, Don is unable to make it and can be an opportunity for someone else to enjoy such a great event!
If you are serious about picking up tickets, please respond to this thread or e-mail me directly at: email@example.com and I will gladly connect you.
He will be available for the tickets to be picked up (San Diego).
Don made mention with such short notice that he can give it away to have others enjoy it or if you are compelled to offer, please donate $20/ticket to pcasdr.
Here is more information regarding the event: http://www.mazdaraceway.com/ticket-information
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Here is a video clip of 2016 PC/GTD Continental Tire Monterey Grand Prix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFNjKQdZiTA
Thank you,
Dr. Marc Matanza
Social Media Chairperson 2017
Board Candidate for 2018
More event info:
Sept. 21-24, 2017
What: The IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship moves from its recent spring date back to its traditional late-season slot on Mazda Raceway's major event schedule, Sept. 21-24, which occurs during the official beginning of the fall season. The action among the prototype and GT sports cars during the Continental Tire Monterey Grand Prix will be just as intense in its new time slot, perhaps even more so since it will again be the penultimate round of the championship chase.
Feature Race: IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship – AMERICA'S TIRE 250
When: September 21-24, 2017


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Sunday, August 3, 2014
Stormy Sunday Morning
Note my awesomely silky coat gradually filling back in where they shaved my arm for that damn IV.
Yeah, I'm finally feeling a little better. At least I'm not as restless as I'd been. I've been eating better as well, and I've decided to let them sleep a little more soundly these days.
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- Marg said...
Oh so glad to hear that you are feeling a lot better.Good for you to grab some laps and snuggle. We know that Mom and Dad like that. Have a wonderful Sunday.
- August 3, 2014 at 8:32 AM
- Hannah and Lucy said...
We are so happy to hear that you are feeling much better. Your lovely furs will grow back soon and you'll be as lovely as ever.
Take care.
Luv Hannah and Lucy xx xx
- August 3, 2014 at 10:26 AM
- Kitties Blue said...
We are super glad you are feeling better. That lap looks made for a kitty to melt into it and spend a spectacular easy Sunday. XO, Lily Olivia, Mauricio, Misty May, Giulietta, Fiona, Astrid, Lisbeth and Calista Jo
- August 3, 2014 at 10:33 AM
- Sparkle said...
Thanks for the update, Orbit! I think of you lots and send you purrs often - I'm happy that you are feeling better!
- August 3, 2014 at 1:51 PM
- Katnip Lounge said...
You look SO comfy and cozy on your Mom, Orbit! We've been wondering about you, and we're glad that you are eating better. Go ahead and bother the peeps all you want though--it's just so much fun!
- August 3, 2014 at 6:14 PM
- Eastside Cats said...
Yep, sleep on 'em both! And if you gain some weight due to eating, then you can weigh extra heavy! Glad to hear from you, Orbit!
- August 3, 2014 at 7:25 PM
- Georgia and Julie said...
Good to see you looking well Orbit!
Good that your appetite is back too.
Enjoy your snooze :)
Purrs Georgia and Julie,
Treasure and JJ
- August 3, 2014 at 7:37 PM
- Michelle said...
Glad to hear you are doing better.
- August 4, 2014 at 2:28 AM
- da tabbies o trout towne said...
dood...way happee ta lurn ya iz doin lotz better...keep up de grate werk, eat plentee oh flounder friez & mackerull N just for de helluva it....enjoy sum play time sum mornin round say...3:17 am just TWO wake up yur staff !! ♥
- August 4, 2014 at 1:57 PM
- William said...
We all glad to hear you're doing OK, Orbit! It's sweet of you to spread the love, too.
- August 4, 2014 at 3:40 PM
- Marilia Bavaresco said...
Have a delicious Tuesday!
- August 5, 2014 at 9:41 AM


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The spirit of the holiday season visited St. Ville Elementary recently, but it didn't make the trip via reindeer and sleigh. It came in the form of a U-Haul truck and some very special visitors. "When she came with a U-Haul truck I was like 'oh my goodness,'" said a very grateful St. Ville Elementary Principal Terrah […]
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Explore the site of a famous 19th-century transcendentalist utopian community, now abandoned.
Located alongside an orphan's cemetery, the former site of Brook Farm commemorates the most famous utopian commune ever to have operated in the United States.
Established in West Roxbury in April 1841 by the transcendentalists George and Sophia Ripley, Brook Farm (also known as the Brook Farm Institute of Agriculture and Education) sought to equally distribute the tasks of daily life while providing education for all participants; the end goal was a balance of work and leisure that would, above all, benefit the greater good. Unfortunately, turning a profit from the farm's agricultural surplus proved unrealistic, and Brook Farm was forced to shutter in 1847.
Nonetheless, the experiment at Brook Farm played a key role in the development of American religious and cultural philosophy. During its heyday, the commune was home to some of America's most renowned thinkers of the period, including Charles Anderson Dana, Greeley, Margaret Fuller, and Nathaniel Hawthorne. Hawthorne would ultimately set his novel The Blithedale Romance in a utopian community modeled after Brook Farm.
This Obscura Day, join three scholars of utopian communities and the literature of New England from the Brandeis University English Department to walk through what is left of the site. This event will give you a chance to explore what remains of the farm, while attempting to convey a sense of its residents' daily life—and their ambitious dreams.
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Vanilla-Berry Frozen Yogurt
High-quality yogurt enhanced with just the right amount of sweetener and vanilla extract provides the base for this summery delight. Here, instead of spooning berries on top, the berries are crushed and then swirled into the yogurt to spread their fruity flavor throughout. To make beautiful frozen yogurt bars, pour the churned frozen yogurt into an ice cream bar mold and swirl some berry mixture into each mold. Freeze until solid, at least 4 hours or up to 3 days.
- 4 cups (32 oz./1 kg) plain whole-milk yogurt
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- 1/4 cup (2 fl. oz./60 ml) light corn syrup
- 2 Tbsp. vanilla extract
- Pinch of salt
- 1/2 cup (2 oz./60 g) raspberries
- 1/2 cup (2 oz./60 g) blueberries
- 1/2 cup (2 oz./60 g) blackberries
- 1 tsp. fresh lemon juice
In a bowl, whisk together the yogurt, the 2/3 cup (5 oz./155 g) sugar, the corn syrup, vanilla and salt. Cover and refrigerate until very cold, at least 2 hours or up to 1 day.
In another bowl, combine the raspberries, blueberries, blackberries, lemon juice and the remaining 2 Tbsp. sugar. With a fork, lightly crush the berries until they release some of their juices. Cover the mixture and refrigerate until ready to use.
Pour the cold yogurt mixture into an ice cream maker and churn according to the manufacturer's instructions. As soon as the frozen yogurt has finished churning, spoon half of it into a freezer-safe container. Top with dollops of the reserved berry mixture, using about half of it, and stir gently in a figure eight to swirl the mixture into the yogurt.
Top with the remaining frozen yogurt and then with the remaining berry mixture and again stir in a figure eight to mix.
Place parchment or waxed paper directly on the surface. Cover tightly and freeze until firm, at least 2 hours or up to 3 days. Makes about 1 1/2 quarts (1.5 l).
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From Police Chief to Prison: Kerik Starts Sentence
In the coming days, Bernard B. Kerik will begin work as a groundskeeper, or maybe a housing orderly, at a starting salary of 12 cents an hour. His blog, where he defended his blemished record and discussed finding strength in Rocky movies, will go dark. His exercise regimen, which helped shape his fireplug physique, will be limited to the hours between dinner and bedtime.
Mr. Kerik, the former police commissioner of New York, surrendered at Cumberland Federal Correctional Institutional in Cumberland, Md., at 1:45 p.m. on Monday, said Felicia Ponce, a spokeswoman for the Bureau of Prisons.
Now officially registered as Inmate 84888-054, Mr. Kerik will serve his four-year prison term in the facility's minimum-security wing, which houses more than 450 other inmates, Ms. Ponce said. He pleaded guilty last year to eight felony charges, including tax fraud and lying to White House officials.
Mr. Kerik's days will most likely look much like those of most federal inmates, she said. He will rise around 6 a.m. and eat breakfast at 6:30. After a medical and psychological evaluation, he will begin work at a job prison officials will assign him — salaries start at 12 cents an hour and rise to 40 cents. The money will be deposited in his commissary account to be spent on snacks, stamps or personal hygiene items.
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This is the last weekend before our Spring Break starts. So, to go out with a bang, this weekend is packed. We are running everywhere while at the same time, prepping for upcoming midterms. Here's some of the weekend highlights:
- Jazz Summit in Marquis and Sinclair. Middle and high school jazz bands from across the state of Iowa are coming to Coe to play their music and receive critique. The summit started on Thursday and will conclude tonight with a concert by Coe's jazz band along with some guest artists.
- The PUB is getting heavily used; a comedian was there last night, followed by Five Dollar Prom co-hosted by one of our sororities and one of our fraternities on campus. Tonight, Cedar Rapids Dance Marathon and Rugcutters are hosting another dance.
- SAC hosted late night ice skating at the Cedar Rapids Ice Arena.
- The track team has their conference track meet today at Cornell.
- Both the boys' and girls' basketball team won their games in the conference tournament on Thursday night. The girls are headed to Simpson this afternoon and the boys play Buena Vista at Eby tonight.
- The boys' tennis team plays Carthage and Wartburg today at the Clark Racquet Center.
- Another sorority on campus, the Tri Deltas, is hosting their annual Dessert Gala which hosts money for their philanthropy, St. Judes.


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- God is the Eternal Creator whose beauty in creation is a reflection of His nature.
- The Scriptures are God's written revelation to mankind and reliable for faith and practice.
- All of humanity is born in a state of spiritual disconnect from God, more commonly known as sin. But God, who is rich in mercy, has provided a solution to our problem.
- Jesus Christ, (God in human form) died on the cross and was resurrected three days later to atone for our sins and provide us with a basis for eternal hope.
- Heaven is a real place for real people who have placed their trust in Christ's death on the cross alone apart from any meritorious effort from themselves.
- Jesus Christ will one day return to the earth and establish His rightful reign as King!
- Followers of Jesus are commanded to love all people and treat them the way they themselves want to be treated.
- All Christians are indwelt with the Spirit of God and have been gifted to do good works and empowered to overcome sin's nasty habits.
- The Church is not a building but a body of people who gather together regularly to express their worship to God for all the benefits he has and is bestowing.
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- We value un-churched people: At Boundless Grace we desire to be a place where people who have yet to connect the spiritual dots feel safe and accepted as they seek to know God for themselves. Our music, teachings, and environment are shaped with this value in mind.
- We value grace over guilt: We believe that Church ought to be a place where people not only learn about the doctrines of grace but actually experience grace in the context of community. Mercy Triumphs over judgment. James 2:13, Matthew 12:17
- We value authenticity over superficial spirituality: At Boundless Grace we feel no pressure to look spiritual, sound spiritual or act spiritual. We understand Jesus to be into real not religion. We believe that "pretense" is the enemy of the gospel and quenches the life giving Spirit among us.
- We value relationships: We believe that spiritual growth happens in the context of relationships. Therefore, we encourage our people to connect with each other outside the four walls of our Church. Our hope is that all our people will participate in one of our Life Groups.
- We value diversity: At Boundless Grace we embrace people from all people regardless of race, age, lifestyle, or religious background without compromising the truths concerning sin, salvation, or sanctification.


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Rye goodness
January is the time of year when we are drawn to our favourite wholegrain, rye.
Rye is indigenous throughout Scandinavia and a key component of the 'Nordic' diet. Its health benefits have been widely documented and rye is gaining in popularity as people look for slow energy releasing wholegrains that are rich in fibre and protein.
Rye is unique among wholegrains for having a high level of fibre in its endosperm, not just in its bran so it is digested slowly and keeps you feeling fuller for longer. It also has a low glycaemic index (GI), so blood sugar levels are more balanced and energy levels do not dip to the same extent as when eating wheat.
Cereals are not known for their protein content but rye has higher lysine content than most other cereals. This essential amino acid helps the body absorb calcium, burn fat and maintain healthy skin, bones and cartilage.
Rye is also low in fat (most of which is unsaturated), high in potassium and low in sodium – making this Nordic grain a super choice for healthy living.
We love it so much that all our sandwiches are made with dark rye and we add rye to many of our sweet and savoury bakes and use it to enrichen porridge.
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Cordless drill features: Chuck size
A chuck is a specialized type of clamp used to hold materials or rotating tools.
A drill chuck is a specialised three-jaw chuck, used to hold drill bits or other rotary tools.
The image above show the traditional keyed style of drill chuck. These chucks require a key to provide the necessary torque to tighten and loosen the jaws. The rotary action of the key turns the outer body which acts on an internal screw; this in turn moves the threaded jaws in or out along a tapered surface. The taper allows the jaws to encompass various sizes of drill shanks.
Chuck size is important feature in determining the purchase of a cordless drill. At cordless drill market you can find two main sizes, cordless power drill with a 1/2" chuck and cordless power drill with a 3/8" chuck. With a 3/8" chuck size you are limited to only using drill bits with a 3/8" shank. Anything larger needed for your project you would need a 1/2" chuck size. But with the 1/2" chuck you can use all bits with a 1/2" shank, and most bits that are 5/8" or larger.
For the average homeowner for a general-purpose tool a 3/8" should be fine, however for heavy-duty work a half-inch (1/2") chuck drill should be the best choice.
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Minor's Global Street Food Culinary Competition sees original recipes by George Brown College students
"Don't do what everyone does, be authentic," said chef John Higgins in his parting word to George Brown College (GBC) chef school students who battled in the sixth annual Minor's culinary competition.
The event took place in the atrium of the hospitality building on Tuesday gathering culinary students along with their friends and family. This year's theme was global street food, and 10 students competed for a chance to win the $1,000 prize.
Participants were split into two groups based on their year of study and had 30 minutes to cook, plate and serve four portions of their original dish to the panel of judges. The jury evaluated not only the flavour and culinary skills, but also the neatness, sanitation and timing.
All recipes had to be authentic, true to the theme and, most importantly, include at least one Minor's product. As chef Higgins mentioned during the January orientation, Minor's products pair well with the street food which is why creating a recipe should have been a piece of cake.
Leading the competition were two noted chefs. Dario Tomaselli, who coordinates the GBC Italian program, took a role of an entertaining and somewhat ironic speaker. Adam Cowan, a corporate executive chef of Nestle Professional Canada, was on the contrary a silent observer.
Bomi Kang, a second-year student, went home with a $1,000 for her chipotle beef and shrimp Mandu served with warm and chunky sweet and sour sauce. The first-year winner was Catherine Nunez Escaro and her well-known snack from Philippines–flaming sizzling sisig.
Taekyong Kim, another second-year student, won two prizes: a second place and $750, and a people's choice award worth $500. Judges complimented her pretzel-coated deep fried chicken with Asian-infused sauce and pickled cucumber.
Lastly, no finalists left empty-handed. All participants were rewarded for their time and effort with at least a $100 for fifth place.


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We broke the news to Cris Judd at The Grove in L.A. Tuesday, and he was legitimately surprised. Check out the vid ... it doesn't sound like a ringing endorsement.
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The eye can be examined with relative ease regarding both its function and its structure. A functional assessment includes the ability to move in the orbit and the response of the student to light and lodging.
The function of the eye may be checked in a number of ways. The patient may be asked to determine illuminated letter or things of differing sizes on what is referred to as the Snellen chart.
Conversely, the assessment of the structural part of the eye may be made in a number of methods. Stress within the eyeball is measured by a "tonometer." In specific illness, especially in glaucoma, the tension in the eyeball is increased markedly.
Nevertheless, it should be well bore in mind that a patient with an eye problem may have other problems as well. Often other physical conditions are primary and impact the eye as a effect. The look of the eye can notify the client and the physician to troubles in some disruptions of other parts of the body even before other signs present themselves.
One's reliance on sight is highlighted when one faces a momentary or possible long-term loss of this essential sense. Hence, when restorative steps are sought, particular forms of vision correction such as contact lenses or spectacles are recommended.
On the other hand, some individuals are troubled with the truth that they have actually some framed lenses or contact lenses in front of their eyes.
For this factor, advanced surgical operations were established to motivate reduced usage of contact lenses or glasses. One of which is the now popular LASIK eye surgical treatment.
Basically, LASIK eye surgical treatment is the brief term for "Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis." Like its concrete counterpart, LASIK eye surgery is another type of vision correction. The only distinction is that with this type of surgery, one's vision is fixed completely.
With LASIK eye surgery, the refractive mistakes in the cornea are permanently changed. This can be done utilizing an "excimer laser."
The primary purpose of this surgical treatment is to develop a threadlike, rounded "flap" in the cornea using a blade referred to as "microkeratome." In a series of unfolding and laser processing, the cornea is lastly reformed, permitting much better the eye to direct more light into the retina.
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1. It is an operation used to the most delicate part of the eye
Because LASIK eye surgery includes the operation of the retina, which is one of the most delicate portions of the eye, many people state that the operation can be really dangerous.
To puts it simply, a easy mistake might nearly trigger an person's life time blindness. For this reason, it is necessary to visit think about numerous elements before deciding whether LASIK eye surgical treatment is the best restorative measure one needs to go through.
2. It is not a ideal treatment
LASIK eye surgery might remedy your vision however it does not always mean that it can provide you a twenty-twenty. Even if statistical reports show that 70% of the patients might have 20/20 vision, this does not always imply they have perfect vision.
Given all these things, it can be deduced that, in spite of the appeal of the operation, LASIK may not always be the perfect eye surgery the method the majority of people view it
On the other hand, the assessment of the structural part of the eye may be made in several methods. It ought to be well remembered that a client with an eye issue may have other issues. Frequently other physical conditions are main and affect the eye as a consequence. The look of the eye can alert the doctor and the client to difficulties in some disruptions of other parts of the body even prior to other signs present themselves.
Like its tangible counterpart, LASIK eye surgical treatment is another kind of vision correction.
Two Concerns Individuals Do Definitely Not Comprehend In Respect To LASIK Eye Surgery
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