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Food & Entertainment
Food and Entertainment for 2018
We are still finalizing the schedule for 2019, so the page below still represents 2018. However many of the major events and details are similar year to year. Please come back soon when we have more to share.
New This Year!
New attractions this year include a photobooth, escape room, walking tacos, and more!
- Come out for all your carnival favorites in the food tent!
- Opening ceremonies at 6pm
- Handstamp Night - $25 gets you unlimited rides all night. A Great Deal on maximum fun!
- Polish Night in the food tent: stop by for specials of kielbasa and pierogi
- Italian Night in the food tent: stop by for our specials of baked ziti with sausage and meatballs
Friday Kiddie Carnival (Noon - 4pm):
- $15 HANDSTAMPS get you unlimited rides Noon - 4:00pm.
- Box lunches for the kids for $5 and half a hoagie
Friday Night:
- Come out and see all of your Carnival Classics
- Come out and see all of your Carnival Classics
- Stop by the dunk tank - it's staffed by the Cinnaminson Republican Party tonight
Food Schedule
We've got great new items across the grounds, including Quesadillas, nachos, walking tacos, and Pepsi Vending machines.
These new additions join all your favorites available each night of the Carnival, including:
Crab Cake Sandwiches and Crab Fries
Pizza (pies and by the slice)
Funnel Cake
Waffles & Ice Cream
... And more!

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Trends Center celebrates grand opening
GRUNDY CENTER – The newest addition to Grundy Center's ever-growing downtown district – Trends Center – celebrated their grand opening last Tuesday.
Located at 609 G Avenue, Trends Center is a boutique that sells clothing, accessories, jewelry and more for ladies of all sizes.
Owner Heidi Cordes, who lives in Marion and manages her other Trends Center location there, says the reception she's received in Grundy Center has been great.
"The grand opening was awesome, and we had tons of community support," she said. "Everyone has been really welcoming, including the other business owners; it's nice to have that kind of small town support."
She also gave a thanks to building owner Dave Loftus, who worked to get the space ready for her so she was able to move in and open up shop within just a couple of months.
There to help her run the new shop in Grundy Center are a team of locals: Heidi's mother-in-law Nancy Cordes of Wellsburg, along with Jess Ackerson, Sandra Hahn, Carmen Starr and Kristin McCartney, who are all from either Wellsburg or Grundy Center, Heidi says.
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President-elect Donald Trump's decision to name Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson to the office of secretary of state has sparked criticism and controversy.
Much of the initial disapproval stemmed from Tillerson's relationship with Russia.
Now, however, one of the nation's most influential Christians is raising very different concerns.
Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, objects to Tillerson's selection because of his liberal social views.
In his "Washington Update" Monday, Perkins said Tillerson "may be the greatest ally liberals have in the Cabinet for their abortion and LGBT agendas."
He noted the Exxon Mobil CEO was instrumental in opening up the Boy Scouts of America to homosexuals, despite the fact that the group "was already dealing with staggering numbers of sexual abuse cases."
"Unfortunately, the BSA, under Tillerson, ultimately caved to the pressure of the far-left, irreparably splitting the Scouts and destroying a proud and honorable American tradition," Perkins wrote.
According to a 2014 article in the Dallas Morning News, Tillerson, who served as president of the Boy Scouts between 2010 and 2012, played a big part in successfully lobbying the group to grant membership to openly gay youths.
The conservative Perkins also pointed out that with Tillerson as CEO, Exxon Mobil contributed financially to Planned Parenthood, the nation's largest abortion provider.
"That should be particularly alarming to conservatives, who've spent the last eight years watching the State Department lead the global parade for the slaughter of innocent unborn children and the intimidation of nations with natural views on marriage and sexuality," said Perkins.
He said the president-elect "calls Rex a 'world class player and dealmaker,' but if these are the kinds of deals Tillerson makes — sending dollars to an abortion business that's just been referred for criminal prosecution and risking the well-being of young boys under his charge in an attempt to placate radical homosexual activists — then who knows what sort of 'diplomacy' he would champion at DOS?"
Several Republican senators, including Marco Rubio, John McCain and Lindsey Graham, have raised other questions about Trump's choice of Tillerson.
Rubio said, "While Rex Tillerson is a respected businessman, I have serious concerns about his nomination."
He went on to say, "The next secretary of state must be someone who views the world with moral clarity, is free of potential conflicts of interest, has a clear sense of America's interests and will be a forceful advocate for America's foreign policy goals."
The Boy Scouts of America released a congratulatory statement calling Tillerson a "long-standing, valued member of the Boy Scouts of America" and saying he has upheld the "long-standing traditions of character and good citizenship that are essential to scouting's mission."
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Membership is granted to individuals who are at least eighteen years of age, have completed a membership application and paid dues, and who wish to provide or support golden retriever rescue services.
Members will receive a quarterly newsletter, invitations to events, access to the member portion of the organization's website and/or membership list, and discounts on pet-related and other vendor services and merchandise.
What are we looking for in As Good as Gold members? Simply a desire to help abandoned, mistreated, or unwanted Golden Retrievers.
Membership dues are used to defray the substantial expense to support our rescued dogs and support the work of our much-valued volunteers including providing effective communications about educational matters, member events, fundraising activities, public awareness, sponsorships, partnerships, and alliances. You don't need to live in Illinois to become a member - we welcome memberships from anyone with a desire to help!
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The member, with the intention of binding himself/herself, the member's spouse or significant other, and any heirs, legal representatives and assigns, hereby releases As Good as Gold, its officers, directors, employees, participants, volunteers and affiliates (As Good as Gold Participants) from any and all claims, actions, liabilities, damages, and costs of any kind ("claims and costs") that Member ever had, or now has, or may have, known or unknown, or that anyone claiming through or under member or co-member may have, or claim to have against As Good as Gold - Golden Retriever Rescue of Illinois, its officers, directors, employees, participants, members, volunteers, and affiliates arising out of any work or activity connected with As Good as Gold or a dog owned by an As Good as Gold member. If anyone in the member's household, or any business or social visitor to the household makes a claim, the member will indemnify, defend, and hold As Good as Gold and As Good as Gold Participants harmless from such claims and costs.
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Lisa here from ARTDECO and I'm here to bring you the latest Fall trends and the hottest makeup looks of the season.
It's finally fall, which means time to bring those beautiful items like leather, cashmere and wool to the front of your closet again.
But, what about your makeup case? What summertime favourites get tossed to the bottom of your bag, and what fall makeup trends are you excited to try on for size?
Although changing your makeup routine and replacing your favourite coral lip gloss might be as welcome as a visit to the dentist, it'll be well worth the visit, as it's all about having fun with makeup on runways.
This season, grey monochrome outfits and black and white colour blocking plays second fiddle, letting the bold blues, berries and mauves found in makeup trends stand out and make a huge comeback.
I've pulled a few of my seasonal favourites from ARTDECO's new Fashion Colors Collection arsenal to help me re-create two of the hottest {and my favourite} fall makeup trends, and broke down how to incorporate them into your everyday regiment.
The NEW Smoky Eye
A beauty classic reincarnated. Try navy or purple eyeshadow instead of the typical charcoal to bring this look from evening wear to daytime wearable. Plus, the colour change option from traditional dark grey shadows, makes this look much more office appropriate and less harsh on fairer skin tones. When planning the perfect lip shade to accompany this look, aim for a neutral pout (i.e. Perfect Color "Rosy Starling" no. 41) so as not to compete with the stronger eye, especially when at the office.
1. Start by applying Eyeshadow Base to ensure your eye makeup stays put and vibrant longer.
2. Extend your lashes with a liner (i.e. ARTDECO Soft Eye Liner or Magic Eye Liner would work well here). Draw a thick line along the upper lash line and a thinner one along the lower one, and join the two together. Remember you don't need to be too precise.
3. Now, with your chosen eyeshadow shade for the base (may I suggest something a tad understated for the office – i.e. Matt Rosy Starling no. 584), draw a line along the lid to the natural crease, and smudge under the lower lashes. This will help you to achieve an evenly blended effect.
4. Use a darker eyeshadow shade (i.e. Western Opera no. 280) to create a smoky accent. Blend with a brush.
5. Finish off with a healthy dose of mascara.
The Perfect Pout: wine-stained saturation
Whether embracing red, orange or purple on your lips this fall there are three things you need to remember when creating a flawless statement lip: 1. Moisturize, 2. Moisturize and 3. Moisturize!
This fall, the wine-stained pout – simple or saturated – is a great transition look. A huge trend on the fall 2013 runways, designers such as Vera Wang, Louis Vuitton and Derek Lam have all taken this simple, gothic, no-fuss trend and made it a fall must have look.
Unlike a solid bold lip, the trick here is in the blotting and perfectly matched liner.
Another tip, for extra longevity and to really get into all of the creases, apply colour with a lip brush in between blots.
The beauty of this look is that is doesn't have to be perfect, actually the imperfection and slight creasing is part of its appeal. And, you don't have to feel limited with colour either, as you can create this look with ruby, wine or mauve shades – choosing the colour that is right for you and your skin tone.
When planning the perfect eye makeup to accompany this bold and beautiful lip look, aim for a simple statement eye (i.e. the always popular classic cat eye – which deserves a how-to post all on its own) or a simple, healthy dose of mascara.
Come Tweet with me, would love to hear your favourite makeup trends for Fall


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I recently splurged on an old Kate Spade necklace called cut to the chase. Bought it on E-bay which I'm addicted to. Here's a picture of the Citron and Pink necklaces:
The necklace was so expensive but I learned a few things from this necklace. I learned that there is a formula to making the vintage necklaces from the 50's and 60's. I'll post it soon.
Here's my first necklace done in inexpensive beads:
This was so much fun. Now I'm going to have to make these necklaces in every color of the rainbow. How fun is that?


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Work areas
Fridama designs and execute all kind of projects of air conditioning, electrical and control facilities. We perform studies on Energy Efficiency to optimize the facilities from the point of view of consumptions and energy expenditure. We make personalized designs in order to adapt at each moment to your needs, offering maximum professionalism in the execution.
Air Conditioning
The main activity of the air conditioning work area is the execution of studies, cost estimations, projects and installation of air conditioning and industrial ventilation systems.
- Technical reports of the status of existing facilities.
- Feasibility studies and projects for refurbishment of existing facilities.
- Design and project of air conditioning and industrial ventilation facilities.
- Management and execution of works according to prepared studies and designs.
- Commissioning and legal authorizations of facilities.
- As Built documentation of installations (Technical plans and diagrams)
- Maintenance books of facilities.
- Training courses within the commissioning of facilities.
- Preventive, corrective and maintenance services.
The main activity of the electrical division is the execution of studies, cost estimations, projects and installations of all sorts of electrical systems.
- Design, supply and installation of electrical boards
- Design, supply and installation of wiring electrical networks
- Design, supply and installation of lighting systems
- Transformation centers
- Electrical power generators
Control systems
Fridama has a wide experience in the design and installation of control systems for air conditioning and lighting installations. The control system enables through a SCADA system, the control and management of one or several installations in real time from one or more remote locations.
- Automation of installations
- Remote control of installations
- Monitoring and visualization of the installation status and locals in real time.
- Development of specific databases for each facility (Consumption, hygrometric conditions, faults registry…)
Energy efficiency and management
The development of studies on energy efficiency, with the usage of control systems for the monitoring and data acquisition in existing buildings, allows getting spectacular results regarding the design of facilities and high energy efficiency buildings, reducing energy consumption.
Methodology for developing of energy efficiency studies:
- Data acquisition
- Energy modeling
- Economic feasibility studies
- Optimal solution
Methodology for developing of energy management:
- Control. Automatic data acquisition system
- Control ranges in facilities and their performance
- Control ranges in energy consumption and cost
- Effectiveness of facilities
- Energy consumption optimization
Results obtained:
- Efficiency of facilities
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- Lower CO2 emissions
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Bush's final G-8 appearance starts Sunday in Tokyo
WASHINGTON — President Bush will continue his formal exit from the world stage when he arrives in Japan on Sunday for his final annual meeting with leaders from seven of the world's other top economic powers.
With the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido as a backdrop, Bush and the other heads of the so-called "Group of Eight" nations will wrestle over what to do about the unsettled international economy, high oil prices and climate change.
But with the G-8 leadership in flux and several of its members crippled politically by their unpopularity at home, questions abound about what they can accomplish during their three days together. Attending will be leaders from the United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Canada, Japan and Russia. The first seven invited Russia to join the annual affairs in the 1990s to encourage its turn to democracy.
"We used to live in a world where the seven, then eight, had so much power and wealth it (the G-8) could somehow steer the agenda," said Carlos Pascual, the director of foreign policy studies for the Brookings Institution, a center-left research center. "We live in a very, very different world, and the headline out of this meeting, I think, is the time of the G-8 as the center of global power-brokering is over."
Some analysts think that Bush's domestic lame-duck status will hinder his effectiveness in Hokkaido. They say that some of his G-8 partners, tired of locking horns with him on issues ranging from the war in Iraq to his administration's staunch opposition to the Kyoto climate-change treaty, aren't sad that this will be his eighth and final summit.
"People read the American poll numbers and realize there's no juice behind Bush," said John Hulsman, an analyst for the German Council on Foreign Relations, a research center. "They (other G-8 leaders) will be polite, they'll be respectful, they'll listen to him, but they can't wait for him to leave the room."
Administration officials bristled when they were asked whether Bush's authority within the G-8 will be diminished at this summit because he has less than seven months left in office.
"This is the president of the United States," said Dan Price, the assistant to the president for international economic affairs. "He has been a catalyst within the G-8 for a number of ... principles and policies, and will continue to do so."
In fact, Bush intends to deliver a legacy-building farewell message to the G-8 that it must be held accountable and deliver on the promises it's made over the years, particularly on its commitments to double development assistance to Africa by 2010 and to combat HIV/AIDS and malaria on the continent.
It's a hard message designed to show a softer side of Bush.
"I think his recent tour of Europe showed very clearly that what he's trying to establish in international opinion now is that he's basically a decent guy whose heart is in the right place," said Reginald Dale, a senior fellow in the Europe program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a center-right research center. "And insofar as he gets a chance to do that in Hokkaido, I think he'll try to do that."
Energy-related issues will dominate this year's summit, with Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda looking to push climate change as the key issue.
Fukuda would like to see the G-8 forge an agreement to cut carbon emissions — the main greenhouse gas — in half by 2050. He hopes that an expanded meeting at the G-8 with eight other major economic nations — including China — will propel momentum for talks led by the United Nations on a framework for cutting carbon emissions after the Kyoto Protocol's first phase ends in 2012.
Bush has balked at any climate change deals that don't include emerging economic powers such as China and India, a stance that White House officials reiterated this week.
Julianne Smith, the director of the Center for Strategic and International Studies' Europe program, said G-8 leaders were putting off discussions about medium-term climate-change goals until 2009 to sidestep possible opposition by Bush.
"The expectation is that either (John) McCain or (Barack) Obama would be a little bit more forward-leaning and we could make some headway," Smith said. "So essentially what we've done is we've kind of kicked the can down the road."
International scientists have reached a consensus that the window for curbing global warming is closing fast, however. James Hansen, the director of NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies, said in recent congressional testimony that the United States in the next year must lead in reducing greenhouse gas emissions in order to prevent disastrous changes to the planet.
Rising oil prices also will dominate G-8 discussions. Crude oil prices have climbed more than 48 percent this year, and producing and consuming nations differ as to why.
The United States and other big consumers say that supplies aren't keeping pace with growing demand, while Saudi Arabia and other producers counter that financial speculation is to blame.
With producers and consumers disagreeing on the root cause, it seems unlikely that the G-8 leaders can do or say anything to bring down high oil prices.
"I don't expect to see anything come out of it," said Timothy Evans, an energy markets analyst for Citigroup.
Hulsman of the German council said there wouldn't be progress on oil prices in Hokkaido because a key player wouldn't be there.
"You need the Saudis in the room to do anything," he said. "No deal is going to come through the G-8 mechanisms without the Saudis in the room."
Similarly, little progress is expected on the international economy, as the United States and Europe are pursuing different approaches to combat their financial woes.
Both face rising annualized inflation — 4.2 percent in the U.S. and 4 percent in Europe — which argues for higher interest rates.
Europe is moving more quickly to raise rates, however, which is causing the U.S. dollar to weaken. And a weaker dollar is one of the reasons for today's high oil prices.
"On the dollar, people will be talking about it in the corridors, but I very much doubt anyone will say anything specific," Dale said. "I think that, on the whole in the economic section, you'll find that the leaders will sort of fumble forward while trying to look as if they're more in control than they actually are."
(Renee Schoof contributed to this article.)


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Congress is setting the stage to completely cut off U.S. funding of the United Nations in the aftermath of a unanimous vote last week where the Obama Administration permitted an anti-Israel resolution to win overwhelming approval in the security council.
There are other punitive actions the GOP-controlled congress could take – from scaling back ties with foreign nations that voted for the measure to expelling Palestinian diplomats from the U.S., the Washington Free Beacon is reporting.
The Obama Administration has been under blistering attack from both sides for their part in the unanimous vote that condemned continued Jewish settlement building on the West Bank – a move that reversed decades of U.S. foreign policy on the matter.
The Obama Administration played a key role in facilitating the vote, including a call from Vice President Joe Biden to the Ukrainian President to urge a "yes" vote. They had previously planned to abstain too.
With anger over the issue still roiling, leading members of Congress said they will not delay in seeking retribution against the U.N. for the vote. This could include cutting off U.S. funding for the U.N. and stripping the Palestinian mission's diplomatic privileges.
Lawmakers will also work to rebuff further attempts by the Obama administration to chastise Israel on the international stage. This would include freezing funds that could be spent by the administration on further U.N. action.
"The disgraceful anti-Israel resolution passed by the UNSC was apparently only the opening salvo in the Obama administration's final assault on Israel," Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) told the Free Beacon. "President Obama, Secretary Kerry, Ambassador Power, and their colleagues should remember that the United States Congress reconvenes on January 3rd, and under the Constitution we control the taxpayer funds they would use for their anti-Israel initiatives."
The 115th Congress must stop the current administration's vicious attack on our great ally Israel, and address the major priorities of the incoming administration," Cruz said.
Even though the new session of Congress doesn't begin for some time, lawmakers will be working overtime to craft legislation that will avoid further damaging the U.S.-Israeli relationship, in anticipation of the inauguration of Donald Trump on Jan. 20.
A second senior congressional aide working on a package of repercussions expressed fear that the U.N. vote was just the first salvo targeting Israel.
"The question now is whether this was the finale or the prologue of what this administration has planned against Israel," the source said, adding that "everything is on the table right now — including funding cuts and scaling back diplomatic relations with countries that brought forward this resolution."
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Teaching School Activity at Aureus
At Aureus we are passionate about professional learning and a commitment to lifelong learning is one of our core missions. Through our Teaching School Alliance we are keen to showcase our innovative provision, host value for money training from internal and external facilitators, develop exisiting and aspiring leaders, and organise grassroots events such as TeachMeets and LeadMeets.
Aspiring Teachers:
If you are considering teaching and would like to come and shadow a teacher for a day or a week please contact us and we will try to accommodate you.
Beginner Teachers:
If you are on a training programme and need a placement please get in touch.
Newly Qualified Teachers:
We have a consistent training offer for those new to the profession.
Recently Qualified Teachers:
We offer a development training programme to those consolidating their training year.
Lead Practitioners:
We are committed to developing our classroom practitioners to become Quality First Teachers.
Specialist Leaders in Education:
Our Headteacher is a SLE and a Train the Trainer for SLE accreditation.
Diversity and Equality Grants:
Our Headteacher is the Co-Founder of #WomenEd and the Strategic Lead for Oxfordshire Women Leading in Education, we will be hosting lots of free training opportunities to connect, inspire and empower women in education.
Our Assistant Headteacher is the Co-Founder of #BAMEed, we will host and share lots of free training opportunities to connect, inspire and empower BAME educators.
GLOW Maths Hub:
We have a strategic partnership with GLOW who have a designate training room at our school.
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Meat Tag
Meat Tags or Dog tag tattoos are tattoos that are usually featured on the torso of a soldier, and can be used for identification in case the deceased is otherwise unidentifiable. Other places becoming common for meat tags include the extremities such as arms and the neck.
Moto Run
Moto Run or Motivational Run
Moto Run or officially known as the Motivational Run that takes place during Basic Training during Family Day (the last full day before graduation). The run is performed by Recruits on Family Day (by company, then by platoon) yelling Marine Corps Cadences, past their families; circling the base and ending at the parade deck.
The term 'moto' commonly used within the Marine Corps came from the word Motivation. The Marine Corps has a way of developing it's own terms. Moto is just the USMC's term for Motivation. Example:
"That explosion was moto (motivating)!"
Abbreviation for marine mattress. Slang term for a woman or guy that only gives up the booty to marines.
60 mm Mortar consisting of the M225 cannon, the M170 bipod and the M64 sight as well as two types of base plates, the circular M7 and the rectangular M8.
Shoulder-held, 40 mm, single shot grenade launcher with a range of 400 meters. Called a "blooper" from the sound it made when fired.
Mameluke Sword
The sword worn on parade and formal occasions by Marine commissioned and warrant officers. The first Mameluke sword was presented to Marine Lieutenant Presley N. O"Bannon, by Prince Hamet Bey the Pasha of Tripoli in 1805 during which the United States flag was flown for the first time in the Old World.
Marine Regs
A term used in the Navy to refer to Navy medical or dental personnel who opt to wear Marine Corps uniforms while serving with Marine Corps units. They agree to meet Marine Corps uniform regulations including grooming and physical standards.
Maxwell, Smith
The most senior enlisted Marine on the battlefield at Bull Run during the Civil War. He had been busted from sergeant to private the previous December for drinking on duty. He was made Quartermaster Sergeant for the battle, then was rated Sergeant until December when he was again "reduced to the ranks" and a few days later discharged for completion of his 4 years of service.
The nation"s highest award for bravery. It is not the Congressional Medal of Honor. More correctly it is the Army, Navy or Air Force Medal of Honor. (Navy version shown).
M422-A-1. A small, Jeep-like vehicle made specifically for the Marine Corps by American Motors Corporation during the Vietnam War.
Montezuma Red
1. The crimson color of the Blood Stripe on the dress uniform of Marine commissioned and noncommissioned officers. 2. The color of the lipstick worn by early Women Marines.
A vehicle designed to use multiple types of fuel including gasoline, diesel or jet fuel. (see Deuce-and-a-Half.)
The U.S. rifle caliber .30 [30-06], M1, is an air-cooled, gas-operated, clip-fed, semiautomatic shoulder weapon. The primary infantry weapon of World War II and Korea. It replaced the Springfield M1903 and was replaced by the M14.
Cannon for the M224 mortar.
Riot Control Hand Grenade. This 19-oz weapon contains 9.5 oz of CS that, when ignited, gives off a thick cloud of irritating agent for approximately 60 seconds.
Manning the Rails
When entering or leaving port, or when rendering special honors, the ship's compliment will get in full dress uniforms and stand along the rails or in the rigging at the position of attention.
The United States Marine Band, "The President's Own", is located at Marine Barracks 8th and Eye Street, Washington, DC. It is the official band of the Marine Corps. Other bands exist at division, air wing and depot levels throughout the Marine Corps.
The international distress signal, particularly during voice communication. see SOS and Police Flag.
Evacuation of wounded usually by helicopter. First used in the Korean War and perfected in Vietnam, it is now a standard medical term used worldwide.
Mike Mike
Montford Point
A section of Camp Lejeune, NC where black Marines were trained during World War II. Prior to that time there were no black Marines.
Mundy Jr., Carl E
Thirtieth Commandant of the Marine Corps serving from July 1, 1991 until June 30, 1995. The native Georgian was born July 16, 1935.
.30 cal. carbine rifle.
Hand grenade fuse.
Smaller, rectangular baseplate for the M224 mortar.
Manual of Arms
The prescribed movements involving the use of weapons, including swords, in parades and ceremonies.
see Military Brat.
Marine Corps Air Station.
A Navy medical unit which provides additional support to Marine operational units in the field and to Marine units who do not have corpsmen assigned to them.
Millimeters or minutes as appropriate.
A commissioned officer who served previously as an enlisted person.
Heavy gun tank with a 120 mm main cannon of extremely long range.
SAW or Squad Automatic Weapon, it replaced the BAR. The SAW is a gas-operated, belt/magazine-fed, air-cooled, automatic, shoulder-fired weapon 5.56 mm. Typically, there are nine SAWs in a basic infantry platoon.
Baretta 9mm pistol with 15 round magazine which replaced the M19llA1 in the 1990s.
Marine Detachment.
Infantry training provided to every Marine not assigned an Infantry MOS. (see School of Infantry)
Marine Corps Air Station.
Marine Expeditionary Force.
Military Brat
The child of someone in the military. Originally a put-down, it is now a term embraced by most military brats. They take pride in the informal education that living with their military parent(s) in many and unique places has afforded them.
An indigenous female in Korea or Vietnam who served as a mistress to a Marine while in the country. They would maintain an off-base home environment and sex for a small payment and black market supplies.
M14, The U.S. rifle, caliber 7.62 mm [308 Winchester], M14, is an air-cooled, gas-operated, magazine-fed, shoulder weapon. It is designed primarily for semiautomatic fire. (background) An infantry weapon in use between Korea and early Vietnam. It replaced the M1 and was replaced by the M16.
Riot Control Hand Grenade weighing 7.5 oz with 3.5 oz of CS gas, with a unique arming system unlike any other grenade in the inventory. The use and effect is the same as the M7A3.
Marine Air Group. A unit in an air wing equivalent to an infantry regiment. Commanded by a colonel.
Marine Corps Association
At Guantanamo Bay, Cuba 25 April 1913, Marines of the Second Provisional Brigade formed the Marine Corps Association. John A. Lejeune, then a lieutenant colonel, headed its first executive committee. The purpose of the MCA was defined then and continues to drive the Association. To disseminate knowledge of the military art and science among members. * To provide for professional advancement. * To foster the spirit and preserve the traditions of the Marine Corps. * To increase the efficiency of the Marine Corps and to further the interest of the military and Naval Services in all ways not inconsistent with the good of the general government.
MarineExpeditionary Brigade (MEB)
Consisting of a Regimental Landing Team, Marine Air Group and a services support group, the MEB is commanded by a brigadier general and is a self-sufficient fighting element.
Marine Corps Base.
(see Goat Locker, from the Royal Navy term.)
Military Creases
On uniform shirts, vertical creases ironed into the uniform–two on the front running through the shirt pocket buttons and three evenly spaced on the back. Some Army and Air Force types had them sewn in, while Marines always had them ironed in.
An ancient field weapon that fires a projectile in a high arch to reach an impact point.
White phosphorous hand grenade replaced by the M34.
Fragmentation hand grenade. Hand-thrown, with a 7-second delay from arming to explosion.
Maggie's Drawers
A red flag, waved from the rifle pits to indicate a complete miss of the target during qualification firing.
Marine Corps Birthday Ball
Any event from a buffet dinner to a mess night held on or close to November 10th each year to commemorate the birthday of the United States Marine Corps in 1775. To qualify it must have a decorated cake so that the first two pieces go to the oldest and youngest Marine present and the reading of the Commandant"s Birthday Order and the Birthday Order of Major General Commandant John A. Lejeune.
Marine Air Reserve Training Detachment.
Marine Corps Base, Hawaii.
Maximum Effective Range. The distance at which a weapons system can be expected to regularly hit a target.
Military Occupational Specialty (MOS)
The career field and job of a Marine.
Military Occupational Specialty.
The U.S. rifle, caliber 5.56 mm [223 Remington], M16, is a lightweight air cooled, gas-operated, magazine-fed, shoulder weapon. It is capable of both semiautomatic and full automatic fire. (background) The basic infantry rifle that replaced the M14 at the start of the Vietnam War. It was designed by Eugene Stoner for the Armalite Company and was produced by Colt. see Mattel.
White phosphorous smoke hand grenade. This 27.2 oz weapon contains 12 oz of white phosphorous.
One of the lowest forms of life. Also a Marine who spends most of his or her time trying to obtain a discharge.
Marine Corps Exchange
The correct name of the PX. On Navy bases you will find a Navy Exchange and on Army and Air Force installations they will have Army and Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES).
(see Grass)
McCawley, Charles
Eighth Commandant of the Marine Corps. Born in Pennsylvania on Jan. 29, 1827, he was named Colonel Commandant on the resignation of Brigadier General Jacob Zeilin on Oct. 31, 1876. The law making the Commandant a brigadier general had been repealed during Zeilin's term. McCawley resigned Jan. 29, 1891 and died on Oct. 13 of that year.
An awards and promotions formation. From the navy tradition of gathering the crew around the main mast of the ship to deliver punishment and rewards. In the modern Marine Corps it is a written recognition of work well done and is of greater value than a Letter of Appreciation or a Certificate of Commendation.
Miller, Samuel
Adjutant and Inspector of the Marine Corps and a Brevet Major, he served as Acting Commandant of the Marine Corps from the 2nd to the 15th of Sept. 1818. He was replaced as Acting Commandant by Brevet Major Archibald Henderson who served from Sept 16, 1818 until March 2, 1819 when Anthony Gale was appointed Commandant.
Motor Transport. Present and former motor transport personnel can join the USMC Motor Transport Association.
Bipod for the M224 mortar.
Shoulder fired, blowback operated .45 cal. submachine gun with 30-round magazine known as the "grease gun". A favorite of garrison officers. Standard on-board weapon for most tank crews.
Marine Air Ground Task Force. A unit with both air and ground elements but not MEU or MEB.
Marine Corps Gazette
The magazine for professional Marines.
Massaro, John E
Eighth Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps serving from April 1, 1977 through August 15, 1979. He was born on May 22, 1930 in Cleveland, OH.
McHugh, Thomas J
Third Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps having served from June 29, 1962 until July 16, 1965. He was born Dec 23, 1919 in New York City and died in 1999.
Naval term for Dining room.
Missing Man Formation
A flight of usually five aircraft in a fly-over formation. When the flight reaches the honor point, one of the aircraft peels off into a steep climb leaving his or her position vacant. It is a formal salute rendered to POW and MIA as well as to deceased military people–usually aviators.
A cavalry term meaning to mount your horse and prepare to move out. In the infantry it is often said "mount out" and means to go into battle or begin a march or some similar event.
Colored Smoke Hand Grenade. Emits either red, green or yellow smoke for up to 1.5 minutes. Color is marked on the canister.
Dragon Weapon System. Man-portable, shoulder-fired, medium-range antitank weapon.
Mail Buoy
A non-existent navigational aid used in a practical joke by "salty" Marines and sailors. (background) Allegedly, the mail buoy or sea buoy was a device to which passing ships or aircraft would attach packets of mail. Inexperienced Marines or sailors were assigned to "guard duty" and told to be on the look out for the buoy. It was part of an informal initiation rite.
Marine Corps Hymn
Does not exist. (see Marines" Hymn)
Master at Arms
A ship"s policeman. Usually a senior petty officer charged with keeping order aboard ship or in a Navy organization. When necessary, he would call upon Marines to assist in his duties.
Marine Corps Institute. Correspondence school for Marine Corps leadership and technical training.
Dining Hall.
Illuminating Hand Grenade. The burning magnesium emits 55,000 candlepower for about 25 seconds.
Military Police. At one time an additional duty, now a professional MOS with both guard and law enforcement responsibilities.
Springfield bolt-action .30 caliber rifle which was replaced by the M1 in the mid- 1930s. The Marine Corps used them through much of World War II.
Main battle tank in Vietnam with a 90 mm main gun, coaxial mounted .30 cal machine gun and a cupola mounted .50 cal. machine gun with a crew of 4. The 850 horse Chrysler air-cooled diesel engine provided a cruising range of approximately 200 miles. It weighed 52 tons when combat loaded.
Main Bottle
360-gallon bottle of napalm on the M67A2 flame thrower tank. A cluster of nine air bottles surrounded the main bottle to provide air for combustion.
Marine Corps League
National organization of Marines and former Marines, with local detachments throughout the country.
Master Gunnery Sergeant of Marines
The senior enlisted technician in any MOS. His or her insignia is three chevrons and four rockers with a bursting bomb between chevrons and rockers. The pay grade E-9 is shared with sergeant major. None of the other services has a similar technical rank at that grade.
McKeon, Matthew
Staff Sergeant of Marines. (see Ribbon Creek.)
A formal dinner and ceremony having strict rules, toasts and responses. The uniform is always evening dress, unless the unit is in a forward area where the appropriate field uniform is acceptable. It is a unique evening of fraternity open only to Marines or specifically invited guests (spouses are seldom, if ever, allowed to attend). Separate events are held for Commissioned and Warrant Officers, Staff Noncommissioned Officers, Noncommissioned officers, or sometimes it is open to all ranks.
MK19 Mod
40 mm machine gun. An air-cooled, blow-back operated, belt-fed heavy machine gun.
Military Pay Certificates. Script issued instead of dollars to Marines in Japan (following WWII) and Vietnam (during that conflict).
The automatic pistol, 45 caliber is a recoil operated, magazine-fed hand weapon. Used from World War I until the 1990s, it has been replaced by the M9.
Air-cooled, belt-fed, gas-operated, fully automatic, shoulder-fired standard infantry machine gun 7.62 mm with bipod and replacement barrels.
The main portion of a base or installation where the headquarters are located along with the Marine Corps Exchange and theater. As opposed to "in the field" or the boonies.
Marine Detachment
A small unit of Marines assigned as part of the ship's complement to provide guard duties, operate the brig, provide orderlies to the senior Navy officers and man one or more of the guns on board. (see Seagoing Marine)
Master Sergeant
Army and Air Force enlisted ranks. (see Master Sergeant of Marines)
McMichael, Alford L
Fourteenth Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps and the first black to serve in that position. Began his duties on July 1, 1999 and is still serving. He was born in Hot Springs, AR.
Marine Expeditionary Unit. The smallest of the expeditionary organizations is built around a Battalion Landing Team and a Composite Air Squadron. It consists of approximately 2,500 Marines.
A fluid used by Marines to renew emblems and metal rank which are showing metal through the black coloring. Originally dark brown, since Marine Corps emblems were that color until about 1960 when emblems and shoes became black. The name stands for eMblem-reNU.
Mr. Charles
A Viet Communist soldier. Usually called Charlie. (origin) Vietnam
Browning water-cooled machine gun.
Sight for the M224 mortar.
The fourth grade of commissioned officer and first of the field grades is indicated by a gold oak leaf on the collar points. The pay grade is O-4 and is the same in the Army and Air Force. In the Navy and Coast Guard, the rank is lieutenant commander and is additionally indicated with two broad bands of gold with one narrow band between them, topped with insignia representing the branch to which the officer is assigned (most often a gold star in the Navy) or a gold shield in the Coast Guard.
Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF)
Built around a complete Division-Wing team with combat support and combat service support groups, the MEF consists of about 53,000 Marines and sailors.
Master Sergeant of Marines
Three chevrons and three rockers with crossed rifles between chevrons and rockers. The pay grade E-8 is shared with First Sergeant of Marines. In the Army, the rank and insignia are the same without the crossed rifles. In the Air Force, the rank is senior master sergeant who wears a technical sergeant insignia with one chevron above. Navy and Coast Guard equivalents are senior chief petty officer who wears the chief petty officer insignia with one star above the eagle.
Marine Corps Recruit Depot. There is one at Parris Island, SC and one in San Diego CA.
Missing In Action.
Mo Skosh
Very small. (see Skoshi)
Meal, Ready to Eat. Often called Meal that Refuses to Exit. (see C-Rations.)
Browning Automatic Rifle, known universally as the BAR/
Fragmentation hand grenade. This 14 oz hand weapon contains 6.5 oz of composition B. The average Marine can throw it 40 meters and it has a casualty producing radius of 15 meters.
Major General
Second of the flag officer ranks indicated by two silver stars on the collar points of the uniform. The pay grade is O-8 and is the same in the Army and the Air Force. In the Navy and Coast Guard the rank is rear admiral (upper half) and is additionally indicated with a two-inch gold band and two one-inch gold bands and a gold star (Navy) or gold shield (Coast Guard) above on the coat cuffs. The shoulder board is the same as rear admiral (lower half) except that there are two silver stars rather than one.
Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU)
The smallest of the expeditionary organizations is built around a Battalion Landing Team and a Composite Air Squadron. It consists of approximately 2,500 Marines.
A 20th Century toy company erroneously reported to have been the original manufacturer of the M16 rifle (see M16). The rifle was detested by soldiers at the start of the Vietnam war as it was prone to sand and dirt-induced jams and the stocks broke with very little impact. The problems were resolved and was produced for years. It has been replaced by the M16A 2.
Marine Corps Recruit Depot. There are two in the Marine Corps, one at Parris Island, SC and the other in San Diego, CA. (see Hollywood Marines.)
Mickey Mouse Boots
Cold weather boots worn by Marines.
Medal of Honor. It is not Congressional Medal of Honor. There are three separate designs: Army, Navy and Air Force. The criteria is the same for all. It is the most senior award that can be given to a military person.
Marine Security Guard. (see Embassy Marine)
Browning .30 caliber machine gun.
Flame thrower tank with 260 gallon bottle of napalm, a coaxial mounted .30 caliber machine gun and a crew of three. It had a cruising range of 200 miles and weighed 50 tons when combat loaded.
Make a hole
A phrase used to move a group of people not in formation out of the way of a formed unit or a person senior in rank.
Marine House
Used often in embassy duty to designate the residence for Marines located in a civilian neighborhood overseas or on the grounds of an embassy. Sometimes generally used for any free-standing barracks for Marines.
A prostitute or other person who spends a lot of time in the prone or supine position giving sexual gratification to Marines.
Marine Combat Training. Infantry training provided to every Marine who is not assigned the Infantry MOS. (see School of Infantry)
Midnight Rations. Food served from midnight to reveille for those getting off or going on duty during the middle of the night.
Originally a concoction of hard liquors designed for the sole purpose of getting drunk. Also used to mean a swaggering approach or smooth talking individual, as in "He's got his MOJO goin'."
MEU Service Support Group, Combat Service Support Element of a MEU.
"Heavy barrel" .50 cal. machine gun developed just after WWI and still being used into the 21st Century.
Training and practice grenades. The training version has all inert or expended parts, the only removable item is the pin. The practice grenade is the same as the training grenade except that it uses an active M228 fuse to indicate delay times and add realism to training.
A Marine or recruit who spends too much time at sick call or makes other excuses to get out of training or duty. It is a punishable offense under the UCMJ.
Marine Hymn
The official song of the United States Marine Corps.
Marine Corps Exchange.
A student at the U. S. Naval Academy and in Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps units. Prior to the establishment of the Naval Academy in 1847 it was an entry-level rank to commissioning as a Naval officer. Appointments as midshipman were given, by politicians, to boys as young as 9 , who would be assigned to serve on board a ship for the purposes of learning seamanship and leadership. When they felt prepared they would apply to a Naval School in Boston, New York, Baltimore or Norfolk where they would study in preparation for an examination. Successful completion of the examination made the midshipman a Passed Midshipman and he was eligible for promotion to lieutenant.
Modular Lightweight Load Carrying Equipment. A system which replaced the traditional harness, belt and pack system to allow the Marine to "wear" rather than "carry" his or her equipment.
Mud Marines
A term used by Marine aviation personnel to identify infantry Marines. Origin) World War II and Korea.
Light weight, single-shot, breech-loaded, pump action (sliding barrel), shoulder-fired weapon attached to the M16A2 rifle.
Larger, circular baseplate for the M224 mortar.
A problem in Marine Corps recruit training in the middle of the 20th Century, now resolved. Recruit training, while difficult and demanding, is not life threatening. Each of the very few accidents is thoroughly investigated and reviewed. (see Ribbon Creek)
Marine One
The call sign of the Marine aircraft in which the President of the United States is either passenger or pilot. Usually one of the specially built helicopters assigned to Andrews Air Force Base, MD for Presidential Support. Most often used to transport the President from the White House lawn to Air Force One or to Camp David, MD.
Marine Air Wing. In Marine Aviation, a unit equivalent to an infantry division. Commanded by a major general.
Marine Expeditionary Brigade.
Midnight until 0400. (see Watch.)
A statue of a Woman Marine located in New Orleans, LA. The first statue of a woman in military service in the United States.
Designated an M274 and used around the Vietnam period, it was little more than a platform on wheels, with a two-cylinder opposed Tecumseh engine. It started with a pull-cord just like your power lawnmower. I t has four-wheel drive and steering and could be driven by a Gyrene lying prone for a low profile. It could literally carry a ton of supplies or be mounted with M60 mortars, small cannon or the 105mm recoilless rifle. The mule was retired due to the faulty design of the tires and lack of proper protection for the driver.


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- comprehension
- vocabulary
- sequencing
- story predicting
- articulation (read along or fill in the story blanks)
- story retell
- categories (things you see on Halloween)
Here is an activity I did with my students. After we read the story out loud, we did a shared writing activity on chart paper. We titled the paper "When I'm Scared, My Mummy...." and each students answered what their "mummy" (mommy) does to make them feel better when they are scared. Some of the answers you get will be pretty funny! One of my students told me that when he is scared, his mom gives him a dollar! Here is a picture of our display!
After the read aloud, each student created their own baby mummy. To make the mummy, I gave each child a paper plate. Then, they shredded some paper and glued the paper to the plate. I pre-cut black eyes for them and they drew on a smiley face or scared face. Last year I used googly eyes. To check out my similar activity from last year, click here. Here is an up close example of our baby mummy!
This book is always such a hit!


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Ever since moving into my new student pad I've become obsessed with all things interior, and bronze accessories have become my weakness. Living in student accommodation often means dreary lighting and peeling wallpaper - but with a little help from H&M home, something as simple as metallic cushion covers or an ornamental lampshade can really transform a room. Below is a round up of the current home items I'm crushing over, my favourite being this adorable elephant candle holder.
Metallic Cover & Basket: H&M | Faux Leather Cover & Lampshade: George Direct | Candle Holder & Plant: Z Gallarie | Canvas: Etsy | Candles: Harrods


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These days, most people don't keep the same job for their entire working career. Some people prefer to stay with the same company, in the same position, or doing the same job for years and years. However, some of us get restless, and need more variety in our career path in order to keep things interesting. If you are one that embraces change, and plans to have variety in your career, you'll want to pursue an industry that will allow for flexibility.
In some industries, many of the jobs are the same, and there isn't much room for growth or change after your first or second promotion. On the other hand, there are fields that once qualified, you'll have your pick at dozens of jobs and companies that need your skillset. If you are going to invest in your future by completing a training or degree program, why not pursue something with some flexibility? The following industries provide a wide variety of jobs, companies, and positions for those who need a career with plenty of variety.
The healthcare industry has become one of the most diverse areas to work in. There are several directions you may choose to go depending on your skills and preferences. Some healthcare workers prefer to work directly with patients. Jobs that work with patients directly include: nursing, medical assisting, doctors, and many others. Healthcare jobs are in high demand, and every city needs doctors and nurses, so you'll have the freedom to move around as you like and still be able to find a job. There are also areas of healthcare that deal more with business and management. After all, someone has to run the facilities that treat patients. In many cases, individuals will start out in patient care and move on to management positions throughout their career.
The field of engineering also holds many possibilities for job variety. First of all, you'll have the choice between studying civil, mechanical, chemical, and electrical engineering—plenty of options await the engineering student. Once you've received your education and training, there will be a lot of jobs waiting for you. According to professionals at Ohio University who offer a masters in civil engineering, the engineering field has one of the highest demands for jobs right now, and a high level of job placement after graduation. As an engineer, you'll have your choice of working in construction, research, government, software, manufacturing, teaching, and much more.
The field of law is much more than just lawyers making their case in court. Behind every great lawyer is a great paralegal preparing their case, making phone calls, and doing the research necessary to win. Other positions in the law field include law clerks, judges, and mediators. If you do go the lawyer route, there are endless specialties that are available to practice. Some lawyers never see the inside of a courtroom while others spend all their time there. Some choose to defend others to prosecute. There are lawyers that work with insurance agencies, the IRS, or personal injuries. You could even end up in the legal department at a fancy Fortune 500 company. Whatever your interest, you can find a job in law that fits.
As technology advances, there is always a need for professionals who are up to date on the latest changes. IT professionals maintain, develop and ensure security for technology systems System analysts, computer programmers, support specialists, and many other positions are always in demand. These days, most companies need an IT professional, even if their business isn't necessarily computer or technology-based. Not only does this area provide plenty of flexibility and variety, but jobs in this industry are often plentiful and high paying.
If you are hoping to be a manager someday, business is a good route to take. A degree in business, and especially a Master's degree, can lead to plentiful opportunities. There are endless choices for specialties in business, especially when you have the education and experience to land the right job. Management, financial advising, human resources, and training and development are just a handful of positions that you could look into for business related occupations.
If you are looking for some flexibility in your career choice, look no further than one of the above choices. It is important to be happy with your job, or your motivation and work ethic may start to drop. By choosing an industry with plenty of variety, you'll be able to find exciting new challenges throughout your entire career.


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Britain is to hold crisis talks with other countries over the horsemeat scandal today as the first court cases related to the scare begin.
Environment Secretary Owen Paterson told Sky News he would be talking to ministers in Europe about how to tackle the "sickening" contamination.
An unprecedented product screening has already been launched in the UK after some products on sale were found to be 100% horsemeat.
Romania has now angrily denied that his country was to blame, insisting meat at two of its abattoirs had not been falsely labelled.
Amid concerns about the complicated supply chain, an experienced haulage worker has told Sky News that meat is being transported in poor hygiene conditions.
Mr Paterson has sought to play down fears that the scandal could pose a health risk, but some believe its full scale has yet to emerge.
"I understand court cases will begin in certain continental countries today between processors and suppliers and I very much hope that this is resolved rapidly," he said.
"I will be talking to ministerial counterparts in Europe today because it is absolutely intolerable that a fraud is being carried out on the public."
The Cabinet minister, who will update MPs later, admitted the current supply system was flawed and that random testing and spot checks were being discussed.
However, he has already admitted the Government is powerless to impose a ban on meat imports unless the contaminated beef is found to be a danger to people's health.
"Arbitrary measures like that are not actually going to help. Firstly we are bound by the rules of the European market," he told Sky News.
"Should this move from an issue of labelling and fraud and there is evidence of material which represents a serious threat to human health, I won't hesitate to take action."
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has said there is no evidence to suggest there is any danger.
But tests are being carried out for phenylbutazone - known as "bute" - because animals treated with the drug are not allowed to enter the food chain.
Findus, which had to recall its beef lasagnes made by French food supplier Comigel after they were found to be up to 100% horsemeat, has said it will file a legal complaint in France.
Its Nordic branch says it plans to sue Comigel - which provides products to companies in 16 countries - and its suppliers.
"This is a breach of contract and fraud," said the head of Findus Nordic, Jari Latvanen. "Such behaviour on the part of a supplier is unacceptable."
Comigel head Erick Lehagre told reporters the company had been fooled by its suppliers and vowed to seek compensation.
"We were victims and it's now clear that the problem was not with Findus nor with Comigel," he said. "This represents a very heavy loss for us and we will seek compensation."
The Findus meals were assembled by Comigel using meat provided by Spanghero, a meat-processing company also based in France.
French anti-fraud agents searched the premises of Comigel and Spanghero on Monday. Both firms deny any wrongdoing.
Spanghero said in a statement on its website that it had bought products labelled as beef from Romania and has also threatened to sue.
But Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta said Spanghero did not have a "direct contract" with Romanian firms.
He insisted investigations show "no violation of European rules and standards" by the two abattoirs pinpointed, adding: "Romania cannot accept to be the usual suspect."
The scandal has spread across Europe as details of the elaborate supply chain in the meat industry emerged.
Products have been removed from shops in Britain, France and Sweden as producers and distributors insisted they had been deceived about their contents.
French consumer safety authorities have said companies from Romania, Cyprus and the Netherlands as well as its own firms were involved.
France's Consumer Affairs Minister Benoit Hamon warned it "will not hesitate" to to take legal action if there is evidence companies had knowingly duped consumers.
Mr Hamon said an initial investigation by French safety authorities had found the French company Poujol bought frozen meat from a Cypriot trader.
That trader had bought it from a Dutch food supplier, who in turn bought it from two Romanian slaughterhouses, he claimed.
Poujol then supplied a factory in Luxembourg, owned by Comigel - which then supplied Findus.


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Routine Pet & Wellness Visits - See A Vet
Take your dog or cat to the vet at least once a year for a check-up and to see if they need any shots. A rabies shot is mandatory in Georgia and there is a 3 year rabies shot. The vet will also check for heart worms, intestinal worms, lumps and bumps and look at his teeth. Your vet can advise you on what other shots are recommended for an adult dog and what heart worm preventative is recommended. If you are adopting a puppy take him to the vet for a check-up and to complete his puppy shots. While you are there get their nails trimmed if you don't cut them yourself.
Pet Teeth Cleaning
Your dog will need to get his teeth cleaned periodically and the vet can recommend frequency.
Take Your Pet to the Vet
There are many instances where a dog or cat needs veterinary care, most of which are common sense. If he is shaking his head or scratching his ears continually he probably has an ear infection, if he has diarrhea, a wound or pus filled area, is throwing up, he seems sick, he has been attacked by another animal, been involved in any type of accident, is limping, all these and more call for a trip to the vet. Don't wait if he is exhibiting any of these symptoms, as an animal can get very ill very quickly just like a human.
Spay or Neuter Your Pet
Be sure and get your dogs and cats spayed or neutered as soon as you get them if they are not already. This is important not only to prevent unwanted litters but also helps protect your pet's overall health and longevity. There are low cost programs available if money is an issue but it is very important to take care of this right away.
Tips For Taking Care of Your Pet That Will Help Keep Your Dog or Cat Healthy & Happy!
Now that you have gotten your new dog or cat you want to give it the best care possible. What does your dog or cat need? Following are some guidelines most of which are commonly accepted standards for companion animal care:
Dog Training & Obedience is Especially Important for Larger Dogs!
1. Get tags for your animals with your name and phone number. Remember to buy new tags if you get a new phone number. Keep your dog's collar with tags on at all times.
2. Have an identification chip put in your dog or cat and remember to notify the company if you move or change your phone number. Buy the lifetime plan so you don't have to renew every year.
3. Be sure you can afford to have a pet. Vet bills and proper food can cost $500.00 or more per year.
4. It is best to keep your pet in the house unless you live in the country and have a barn or other warm, dry shelter for them to stay in. Most dogs prefer to stay in the house and bond with you, the pack leader. Outdoor cats have a shorter life because of disease, getting run over by a vehicle, fights, coyotes, etc. and kill a lot of wildlife every year. Don't leave a dog outside chained to a dog house, tree or anything else.
5. Take your pet to the vet at least once a year for a check- up, suggested shots, periodic tooth cleaning and nail care if you don't cut their nails yourself. Have them tested for worms and heartworms which are a killer of dogs. Many dogs in the South get heart worms if not on a preventative and eventually they will affect heart and respiratory function and kill them. They need monthly heart worm pills or the vet can give them a shot that is longer lasting.
6. Your dog will be spayed or neutered if you get them from this shelter. If you get a pet somewhere else be sure and have it spayed or neutered to be a responsible pet owner, a good citizen and also for the health and well- being of your pet. There are various low cost spay and neuter programs in the area. If you live in the City of Washington and are low income the city will help you get your animal spayed or neutered.
7. They need to have dog or cat food that has the proper nutrients. Read the bag. My experience is a dog can do with somewhat less than the bag recommends. You don't want your pet to be too fat (can't feel the ribs) or too thin (can see the ribs or no meat on the ribs). An overweight pet will have more health problems and a shorter life. You are being unkind to your dog or cat by letting them get too fat. Don't feed them human food or bones which can be dangerous or break their teeth. Chicken are not the only dangerous bones. Rawhide bones can gum up in their intestines and cause serious problems.
8. Your dog or cat needs to have fresh water available at all times.
9. Never leave your pet in the car even with the windows cracked summer or winter. Your vehicle can quickly heat up to a lethal temperature even in the winter. It is not kind to take your pet in the car if they have to be left in the car whether they want to go or not.
10. If you pet has long fur brush it regularly to avoid mats. Most animals like to be brushed. Dogs also need to be bathed periodically. I bathe my dogs at least once a month. Try to brush their teeth at least once a week. Some dogs that mat up will need professional grooming. You can normally train your dog to allow you to cut his nails (may not be easy though). Just cut the tips and try not to get into the quick. Research this on the Internet. There are special pet nail clippers.
11. Use flea preventative once a month especially in warm months. There is a very good product for your home that you plug into the wall. It acts like a night light and fleas and other bugs jump on it. It comes with sticky paper (which is expensive) but I find it works just as good without the paper. Just vacuum it when you clean the house. This gadget is worth the $15.00 to $20.00 it costs because it keeps fleas out of your home and you don't have to use flea product on your pets as often, especially in the winter. I use 4 of them in different rooms. It's called Electronic Flea Capture Trap and is made by Biocare, Spring Star Inc. You can do a search on the Internet to get the best price.
12. Exercise: Your dog needs daily walks more than just going outside to relieve himself. This is good for you and your pet. Your dog will be happiest if he can engage in some version of what he was born to do if possible. Retrievers need to retrieve, herding dogs need to herd, agility training, etc. Cats need stimulating toys and a window perch to look out at the birds if they are inside cats.
13. Teach your dog basic commands, such as sit, stay, down, heel, come. There is a trainer in Washington (Melody Villafina
) if you don't wish to do it yourself. It's not too hard if you devote a few minutes every day and use some treats. This is even more important for a larger dog. Training your dog and dog obedience is even more important with larger dogs.
14. Remember a pet is a lifetime commitment and dogs will live an average of 15 years and cats much longer. Don't get one and break its' heart if you are not willing to make this commitment. Also think about and discuss with family members what is to become of your pets if something happens to you. It is very sad for the pets when someone dies or goes into a nursing home and the beloved pets go to a shelter. They are often old themselves and this alone often makes them less adoptable.
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Dr. Jessica Yager, VIDI senior fellow, has spent the last several years studying a variety of infectious diseases that plague people in developing countries, from the impact of Chagas disease in Bolivia to how food insecurity affects HIV disease progression in Africa. Having recently joined VIDI, her interests now turn to the interplay between HIV-associated cancers and antiretroviral therapy in Uganda. Yager has been interested in a global health career for nearly 10 years, and is especially struck by the unique challenges facing resource-poor communities in combating common infections.
"Diseases like HIV are so different in Africa than they are in the U.S.," she said. "That's what keeps this work exciting and invigorating."
Yager joined VIDI as a fellow in July, and has been doing clinical work during the first year of her fellowship. Next fall, she will start a year-long research project in Uganda working with VIDI assistant member Dr. Corey Casper, to look at how infection-related cancers such as Kaposi sarcoma affect the decision to initiate antiretroviral treatment. Guildelines for starting ART were established in Europe and North America, Yager said, and may differently impact people suffering from HIV in combination with other infections or infection-related cancers, as many people in sub-Saharan Africa are. A better understanding of how people with KS or other HIV-associated cancers progress can help tailor HIV treatments specifically to this population.
"In Uganda, deciding when to initiate ART means allocating a limited resource," Yager said. "So it would help to identify those who would benefit from earlier initiation."
This will not be Yager's first study in Uganda – during her medical residency at the University of California, San Francisco, she spent time in Uganda working with her mentor, UCSF associate adjunct professor Dr. Sheri Weiser, and members of TASO, The AIDS Support Organization in Uganda, on how access to food affects HIV positive people's treatment outcomes. TASO helps to match HIV positive people in Uganda with food aid programs, but concrete data showing a positive effect of food aid on the HIV infected population does not exist. Yager's work aimed to address how food insecurity or lack of adequate food has indirect negative effects. Namely, HIV infected people without enough food are less likely to take their medications, mainly because they are difficult to tolerate on an empty stomach. Yager helped TASO look at the data they had available and determine which measurements could be of use in putting numbers behind the anecdotes about links between food insecurities and HIV treatment outcome.
"It is a challenge, because ways to measure food security are very different from how we follow medical changes and improvements," Yager said. "So to say that someone's medical improvement is in part related to better food security is difficult."
As a complete shift from studying HIV in Uganda, Yager worked on Chagas disease in Bolivia as a Fogarty International Clinical Research Fellow for one year prior to joining VIDI. Chagas is a disease caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi and transmitted by the triatomine bug, or kissing bug, which comes out at night and passes the disease by biting sleeping humans and other mammals. In many areas in Central and South America, Chagas remains common, but most people don't know they are infected as the parasite can lie dormant for years before causing symptoms. The main long-term symptoms, which can show up years or decades after infection, are heart and gastrointestinal disease.
Yager's project was to study the epidemiology of Chagasic cardiac disease in Bolivia as it relates to the epidemiology of other risk factors for cardiac disease, including hypertension, hyperlipidemia, obesity and diabetes, as the underlying causes of cardiac disease in this Chagas-endemic area remain poorly understood. Other researchers from her group went door-to-door in various Bolivian communities, conducting surveys and inviting any adults to come to temporary village clinics for Chagas screening. In the clinic, the adults were tested for Chagas by blood screening, and Yager then performed a physical exam, collected history to determine cardiac risk factors, and an EKG. Adults who had Chagas or signs of heart disease were further tested with an echocardiogram.
While the data analysis of this study is still underway, Yager estimates that the disease prevalence in that community is 25 to 50 percent. Studies are still ongoing to determine of the proportion of infected people that develop heart problems later in life. Yager is returning to Bolivia this summer before her year in Uganda to continue this project.
Yager is excited to be working in Seattle's rich global health community, and would ideally like to stay in a research setting after her fellowship. "For a long time, there was limited support for medical careers where you could work abroad but have your base in the U.S.," Yager said. "That philosophy is shifting now."


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As summer comes to a close, it's time to start planning that fall getaway with the girls. Girlfriend getaways are a great way to escape the pressures of daily life and reconnect with the women that mean most to you.
And if you're like most of us, a weekend getaway is not official without a glass (or two) of wine. So, are you ready to explore some of the most popular wine trails in America for your girls weekend?
Napa and Sonoma Valleys are the two most famous areas on the west coast, but how about Portland? Fodors has this to say about the wine scene in Portland, "Straddled between two of Oregon's major wine-producing areas (namely the Willamette Valley and the Columbia River Gorge), Oregon's major city is an excellent spot to begin your exploration of the state's wine offerings."
Or perhaps you're on the east coast. Places from New York all the way down to Virginia are clamoring for business and ramping up their wine tourism. Starting in the north, he Finger Lakes region in New York has it all. Gorgeous scenery, bed and breakfasts aplenty and of course, wineries galore.
Finger Lakes Wine Country has this to say, "When is the Best Time to Visit? Finger Lakes Wine Country, New York is a year-round destination. During the summer and fall, the wineries are the busiest, as this is peak travel season but is also a great time of year in the Finger Lakes.
However, during the off-season of winter and spring, your wine tasting experience is likely to be more personal and comfortable. It is these months of the year when you are likely to speak with the owners and winemakers themselves in the tasting room. Each season has its perks. "
One of my personal favorite areas for wine on the east coast is Virginia. The Virginia wine country combines beautiful rolling hills with rich, American history, worth a visit all on its own.
Virginawine.org says, "The landscape and climate of Virginia offers countless choice sites for vineyards. Each of the state's main regions boast vineyards and wineries. Given Virginia's varied grape-growing sites with ideal soil conditions, fine wines now come from all over the state.
Spectacular landscapes, picturesque vineyards and fascinating people make up Virginia's wine industry. Whichever direction you travel, you'll experience world-class wines, and the realization of a dream shared by many."
So, if you're ready to get away with the girls this fall, be sure to check out some of our stunning American wine regions and let me know if you want more tips to plan your winery trip. I'm happy to help!


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