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Meacham Is "The Ultimate Thinking Person!"
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Obama's "Early Warning Sign"
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David Shuster Finds His Katrina?
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Some cable personalities have their issues. And by that I mean a topic that gets them riled, works them into... More
Brown and the "Brave Blue Cardigan"
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"I don't regret setting bombs," Bill Ayers said. "I feel we didn't do enough." Thus begins an article that today shares its seventh anniversary with another attack on the Pentagon — and, of course, on the World Trade Center. On September 11, 2001, the New York Times ran a fawning 2,000 word profile of Ayers, whose glamorous, high-profile history as a domestic terrorist during the | Read More »


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SALAMANCA diners could have more space to enjoy alfresco ambience after trials to increase eating and drinking spaces were deemed a success yesterday.
Hobart City Council acting mayor and chairman of the council's infrastructure committee Ron Christie said two trials along Salamanca Place in the past month had proved to be a success.
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"We want to make the area more pedestrian friendly,'' Ald Christie said.
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The new set-up allows for a permanent footpath in front of alfresco areas instead of the existing system in which pedestrians walk through the outdoor dining areas. Ald Christie said the option would not cost a lot of money.
The proposal would have to be approved by the council and could be in place by Christmas.
Shane Bunce, the assistant operations manager for Southbank Group, which operates two eateries on Salamanca Place (Cargo and Jack Greene), said the proposal could be a win-win for everyone.
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- In January 2013, the EPA, the Navajo Nation, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the Department of Energy, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Indian Health Service released a Five-Year Plan Summary Report detailing the progress of cleanup efforts at abandoned uranium mines on Navajo Nation lands. The report also details efforts to provide safe drinking water and to demolish and replace contaminated homes there over the past five years. The EPA has compelled responsible parties to undertake the mine investigations and cleanup activities.
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- In 2012, the EPA proposed placing two mining and mineral processing sites on the Superfund National Priorities List (NPL). The sites proposed for NPL listing are the Bautsch-Gray Mine in Region 5 and the Jackpile-Paguate Uranium Mine in Region 6. The EPA placed the Bautsch-Gray Mine on the final NPL in September 2012. View a list of all NPL and Superfund Alternative Approach mining sites.
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Today, for the first time in a long time, I felt like a real runner on my long run. My secret? I walked. Not the whole thing obviously but I decided to try out the Galloway Method which includes scheduled running and walking intervals. In the past, I've judged people who run using this method as not being "real runners" but this morning, I realized I have been wrong, really so wrong…By using this program of scheduled walk breaks, I was able to really feel like a "runner" during the running intervals. Sometimes I get a little too opinionated about things before giving them a shot. Oops!
So anyways, the reason I decided to give this method a shot this morning was because of my recent "injuries" or rather aches and pains that won't just get better and go away. This method is supposed to be less stressful on the body because you don't stay in the same motion for the whole run, you take the little breaks and therefore give muscles a rest for a bit. I'm not positive if this part rang true for me this morning but here are some of the pros and cons that I did experience:
- I finished my last two 18 mile runs with a moving average time of 9:44 and 9:48. This run, 9:36. Also, it was HOT today versus the cold temps from my last two 18 milers.
- The first 12+ miles of this run were fun! I have not felt so happy to be running in a really long time! Normally the first few miles really draaaag but today, I just powered through!
- It was easier for me to ignore my pace and the elapsed time/time remaining with this method.
- Allowed my stride to remain correct for longer because I was never zoned out for multiple miles as a time.
- Hills were MUCH easier to tackle.
- Miles 16-18 were still kind of hard…
- Mentally it was weird to just stop walking when my watch beeped when I was out on a "run."
- Slightly hard to get in the zone early on but I ended up getting to the point where I could zone out just as well as when I run and run and run.
- My arm felt so much less sore! I think the being able to extend my arm every 5 minutes allowed my muscles to not seize up as much.
- It was harder to calculate when to turn around and take Clif Shots.
- I used a 5:1 ratio.
- I used my Garmin to time my intervals. I estimated a 10min/mile pace so I programmed in 30 repeats of 5 minute intervals of running, followed by 1 minute of walking. In all, I ended up covering 18.4 miles because of my slightly faster than 10min/mile pace.
- When I was supposed to walk or run, I just did it regardless of how I felt – aka, could run longer. In other words, I left my pride at home today.
- I went out for 10 repeats, turned around, ran home and refilled on water and Clif Shots and then ran another 5 repeats, turned around and ran the last 5 repeats.
I was rather doubtful of a successful run this morning but because I allowed myself to try something new and be open to a suggestion, I discovered how much runfun it can be to run for hours! I was honestly smiling during most of this run! (Well, until I got SUPER hot and was running out of water with 2+ miles to go..those just plan sucked.)
A few other random things from this run… I tried a Strawberry Clif Shot. Let's just say it was DISGUSTING! It tasted like overripe, cooked strawberries. Gross. (Sorry if this is anyone's favorite flavor!) I felt really thirsty this whole run which did not bode well for my little bottle that I could carry! I need body glide. I wore my new shoes and they felt good for most of the run but made my feet hurt when I got back and started stretching…
After my last few runs, I've ended up feeling really horrible and sick to my stomach about 2-3 hours after I get back so today I attempted eating as soon as I walked in. This was the most delicious smoothie and almond butter and jam sandwich I have ever had!
After more stretching, I tackled another ice bath… 20lbs again! Brrrr….. But I really do think this helps SO much A necessary evil if you will!
So in summary, if your current running routine is not working for you. Don't be afraid to try something new. You might just find something that lets you be a better runner than you thought! (Obviously not a Kenyan, it's not THAT kind of miracle story!) I suppose this morning could just be a fluke but I am guessing not. I am guessing this might be the solution to help me finish out this training cycle! I guess only time will tell! Hopefully I am not jinxing myself by typing out all this sunshine and rainbows!
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Since our call ended, I have zero desire for sugar. Now that is truly amazing to me. I found myself buying boxes of cookies and eating the whole box. No matter how full I was, I still wanted chocolate or sweet. Equally as astounding was that when I got up this morning, I could hardly wait to finish my sadhana so I could go exercise. Now I avoid the "E" word as though it is a dreaded disease. AND I took Ben (dog) to work today and during the day we went on six walks over to the park and around in the park. My usual behavior is to to go work and sit at my desk for eight hours without a break, other than a five minute walk to the post office. This is unheard of behavior.
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I would like to make another appointment to work on money issues. It's been a big issue all my life and I could use some help now more than ever.
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Helping to keep Logan County clean! That was the mission Saturday, May 19 for 19 Logan County High School JROTC Cadets… a mission they were proud to accomplish.
The students, accompanied by three chaperons, picked up litter along a five-mile stretch of Cave Springs Road. This worthwhile community service effort was coordinated through Mr. Dwight Cockrell, the Logan County Solid Waste Coordinator.
"It gave me a real sense of pride to be helping out my community," said Cadet Sergeant James Cardwell, "It's important to keep Logan County the beautiful place that it really is."
These students volunteered their Saturday morning to help clean up a little bit of Logan County, but this dirty job didn't bother the cadets who felt this is a great way to give back to the community, and a great team-building activity.
The students filled nearly 35 bags with everything from discarded lottery tickets to beverage containers, and food wrappers. This group of students completed their mission, thankful for the opportunity to be of service to the Logan County community, and would encourage other groups to become involved in this type of service project.


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SANTA FE—The New Mexico Film Office today announced a series of Town Hall meetings scheduled to take place across the state, beginning with Southern New Mexico in October. Director Nick Maniatis will discuss the state of the New Mexico film industry – including an update about the 2011 legislation, the outlook going forward, and opportunities and training available to New Mexicans. The meetings are also intended to provide an open forum for the new Director to learn about educational programs, film related businesses, and issues of concern for each community. The Town Halls are free and open to all, including students, local filmmakers, businesses and the general public.
The first three Town Hall meetings will take place October 17, 18 and 19 in Las Cruces, Ruidoso and Roswell, respectively. The NM Film Office will take questions from the audience and will collaborate with local chambers of commerce and schools in conducting these events.
"We are working to make sure that New Mexicans across the state have a chance to be a part of this exciting and growing industry," said Nick Maniatis, Director of the New Mexico Film Office. "Through these town halls, we are reaching out to residents around New Mexico to create a dialogue about how we can help each other in representing our communities."
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Originally from Chicago where he graduated valedictorian from Niles West High School, Dr. Cohen received his bachelor's degree from Stanford University, graduating with highest distinction and departmental honors. He then attended Harvard Medical School, where he graduated Magna Cum Laude with honors in a special field. After serving an orthopedic residency at the University of California, San Diego, he completed a hand, upper extremity and microvascular fellowship at the Indiana Hand Center, one of the largest and most prestigious hand centers in the country.
Dr. Cohen is the author of more than 100 medical articles, 40 book chapters and he has written a textbook on Hand and Wrist injuries. He has participated in over 260 continuing education courses where he has taught other doctors, serving as Course Chairman 35 times. For the last 19 years, he has been the Director of the Orthopaedic Hand and Elbow Section at Rush University, and he currently serves as the Director of Orthopaedic Education in the department. He has won several research, teaching and achievement awards and is a member of 16 national and international medical societies and associations.
Dr. Cohen was again selected one of Chicago's "Top Doctors" in Hand and Orthopaedic Surgery by Chicago Magazine in 2012. He was previously honored in this fashion in 1997, 2001, 2004, 2006, 2008, and 2010 - every year the "Top Doctors" edition has been published. U.S.News & World Report rates him in the top 1% of physicians in his specialty in the nation. His clinical and research interests focus on fractures and reconstruction of the hand, wrist and elbow with a special emphasis on minimally invasive surgery. Dr. Cohen has special training and expertise in complex elbow conditions including the throwing athlete and other sports related injuries.
Dr. Cohen is a team physician and consultant for the Chicago White Sox and the Chicago Bulls. In his free time, he enjoys tennis, cycling and in-line skating.
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Practice Emphasis: | Hand Surgery Wrist Surgery Elbow Surgery |
Medical School: | Harvard Medical School |
Internship: | University of California San Diego Medical Center, San Diego, CA - Surgical Internship |
Residency: | University of California San Diego Medical Center, San Diego, CA - Orthopaedic Surgery |
Fellowship: | Indiana Hand Center, Indianapolis, IN - Hand, Upper Extremity and Microvascular Fellowship |
Board Certification: | Orthopaedic Surgery Hand Surgery |
Special Procedures: | Wrist and elbow arthroscopy Joint replacements for the elbow, wrist, and hand Elbow injuries and reconstruction Mini-incision carpal tunnel release Bone cement for wrist fractures |
Research Interests: | Wrist fractures Elbow trauma and arthritis Wrist ligament tears |
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The Watermill Center was founded in 1992 by its Artistic Director Robert Wilson as an international, multi-disciplinary center for studies in the arts and humanities. For the past 16 years, the Watermill Center has been home to an International Summer Program led by Robert Wilson, focusing on new projects that he is developing in all areas of the arts. With the opening of its new building in 2006, the Center became a year-round performing arts laboratory for emerging artists. Expanded programs in the Spring and Fall include workshops and classes, artist residencies, conferences and lectures, and a variety of local and international educational partnership programs. Watermill collaborates with institutions such as Park Avenue Armory, Kampnagel Hamburg, CUNY Martin E. Segal Theater Center, Taipei Cultural Center, Chez Bushwick and Radialsystem Berlin.
The Center seamlessly combines performance and rehearsal sites with working and communal living spaces. Its flexible and multi-purpose interiors house informal performance halls, the Watermill Art Collection, a selection of Robert Wilson's own furniture designs, an extensive reference library, kitchen facilities and dormitory. The Center is situated on six-acres of wooded and landscaped grounds.
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i dont think it is but i agree the newer series are really "not good" but still its not stupid.
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So, it's up to us, the consumers (parents) to say no more. We need to make the hard choices, buy the healthy food, stop eating out and eat at home. The message will be heard loud and clear. We are demanding a healthier world for our children.
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- ¾ cup of pitted olives
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- In small bowl, mix together 4 tablespoons of olive oil, vinegar, seasoning blend and sugar; set aside to use as dressing.
- In a 12-inch skillet heat 1 tablespoon of oil over medium heat. Add bread. Cook and stir 5 minutes until lightly toasted. Remove from skillet. Add dressing, chicken, and olives to skillet; cook and stir 2-3 minutes until chicken is heated through. Return bread to skillet; toss to coat.
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Meredith to Host Carolinas Psychology Conference April 17 Meredith College will host the annual Carolinas Psychology Conference (CPC) on Saturday, April 17, 2010. The Carolinas Psychology Conference is a meeting of undergraduate students in psychology and related fields. Students travel from across the Southeast to attend the conference events and to present papers. David Sherman, assistant professor of psychology at the University of California-Santa Barbara, will present the keynote address. Shermans research, which is supported by grants from the National Science Foundation, centers on how people respond to information and events that threaten the self. The keynote will be held in Jones Auditorium. Another highlight of the conference will be a panel discussion on the topic of Psych Degree: What Now?. Panelists will include Meredith alumna Dr. Jamye Hickman, 01, who will discuss engineering psychology, and NC State psychology graduate student Steven Toaddy. Registration Information:
Participants may preregister online before Sunday April 11. The cost is $10 per person. Simply pick up your pre-printed nametag and program booklet during registration hours in the Atrium of the Science and Math Building when you arrive for the conference. You may also choose to preorder lunch tickets. Belk Dining Hall welcomes you for lunch for a cost of $6.75. On-site Registration: Participants may register at the conference on Saturday April 17, between 7-10 a.m. or between 1-1:30 p.m. The cost for on-site registration is $15. Only cash will be accepted.Lunch tickets will not be sold at the registration table. Professional Dress is appropriate. Visit www.meredith.edu/psych/cpc for more information and a full schedule. Posted April 9, 2010.


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