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Chesapeake Bay Interpretive Buoy System
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The NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office will deploy a "smart buoy" Sept. 26 in the Elizabeth River near downtown Norfolk to observe the river's changing conditions. The buoy, developed in partnership with the Nauticus museum, will be the southernmost buoy in NOAA's Chesapeake Bay Interpretive Buoy System (CBIBS), a network that provides mariners, scientists and educators with real-time data about the Bay.
Buoys in the system also mark points along the Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail. The buoy deployment coincides with the 400th anniversary of Captain John Smith's exploration of the Elizabeth River in September 1608.
"This is the first CBIBS buoy to be funded through a partnership with a museum," said Peyton Robertson, director of the NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office. "It will enhance our observations of the changing conditions of the Chesapeake Bay, provide real-time information for mariners, and mark a significant spot in Captain Smith's remarkable exploration of the New World."
Robertson and Nauticus Deputy Director Rolf Johnson will participate in a deployment ceremony at Nauticus on Friday at 9 a.m. to both launch the buoy and to unveil a new interpretive kiosk that will allow museum visitors to directly access the buoy's real-time data.
"This represents the first link in our long-term 'digital seaport' initiative, providing opportunities for the public to access and explore interconnected information on various parts of our harbor, including historic, environmental and scientific content," said Johnson.
CBIBS buoys collect weather, oceanographic and water-quality observations and transmits this data wirelessly in near-real time. These measurements, as well as historical and cultural information, can be accessed at www.buoybay.org and by phone at 877-BUOY-BAY (877-286-9229). CBIBS is the only operational buoy system in the Bay dedicated to maintaining the broad range of measurements necessary to track Bay restoration progress. Online educational resources are also available.
This is the sixth buoy in the CBIBS system. Buoys deployed earlier are located in Virginia (in the James River near Jamestown and at the mouth of the Rappahannock River) and in Maryland (at the mouths of the Potomac, Patapsco, and Susquehanna Rivers).
The crew of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Norfolk District Derrick Boat Elizabeth will partner with NOAA and transport and place the Elizabeth River buoy at its final location.
The Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail highlights the natural history of the Bay and provides new opportunities for recreation, education, and tourism in the Chesapeake Bay region, and encourages stewardship of this national treasure.
The NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office focuses NOAA's capabilities in science, service, and stewardship to protect and restore the Chesapeake Bay.NOAA understands and predicts changes in the Earth's environment, from the depths of the ocean to the surface of the sun, and conserves and manages our coastal and marine resources. Visit http://www.noaa.gov.

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Superman is turning 75.
When Superman first leaped (not flew, mind you) onto the pages of "Action Comics" No. 1 in 1938, the Man of Steel heralded the beginning of the superhero comics genre, paving the way for Batman, Spider-Man and many more spandex-wearing crime fighters.
But there is only one Superman. His super-speed, super-strength and a noble devotion to truth, justice and the American way have helped make Superman the most enduring figure in comics, inspiring several landmark portrayals in television, on stage and in film, including the upcoming "Man of Steel," in theaters June 14.
"It's precisely because we have so many dark heroes (Batman), and fraught ones (Spider-Man), that we're aching for a big blue Boy Scout who knows right from wrong instinctively, and never wavers from the light or is sidetracked by anxieties," said Larry Tye, who wrote "Superman: The High-Flying History of America's Most Enduring Hero."
Tye told Hero Complex that Superman's history reflects America's history.
"If we look back at history we see that Superman does best when America is doing worst, like when he came to life in 1938, in the middle of the Great Depression and on the eve of World War II. It was an era much like ours, when the economy is teetering and we can't seem to extract ourselves from overseas conflicts," he said. "The success of 'The Avengers' suggests how anxious we are for heroes who can set things right."
The author said the future looks bright for Zack Snyder's movie reboot, too: "'Man of Steel,' I predict, will do even better just lifting our spirits and offering up a welcome escape."
For his 75th anniversary, Supes received a makeover. The Last Son of Krypton left his red underpants behind in his New 52 DC Comics incarnation, and while "Man of Steel" actor Henry Cavill's costume still has the boots, cape and trademark "S" on his chest, his suit looks like it has an armor-like sheen instead of a flat spandex quality.
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text: Long, Bumpy Road Ahead for Grain Prices November 15, 2013 10:53 PM Tweet TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By Sara Schafer Top Producer Editor Email Markets cycle and looking forward, Jerry Gulke says grain prices are on the downward slope. It's time to focus on profit potential, over price. Grain farmers have had some good times in the last few years and unfortunately that party may be coming to an end. "All markets go in cycles," says Jerry Gulke, president of the Gulke Group. "When there is an oversupply, prices will get long enough, causing more to be used. Conversely, in times of short supply, prices will rise, incentivizing a supply increase." Hear Gulke's full audio analysis: For example, when the ethanol industry started to grow, the market asked farmers to grow more corn to meet the new demand. "We responded with a 15-million increase in corn acres," Gulke says. While negative weather events curtailed production capabilities, U.S. farmers still continued to expand acreage. "Now we are in full production," he says. "We did what the market system told us to do, but now that production has expanded in other parts of the world, we have to think about what can come and eat up our extra production." With an average yield, Gulke says 92 million acres meets our corn needs – not 99 or 100 million acres. "At a reasonable good yield, you can supply ethanol, livestock and exports," he says. Basically, there's just too much corn. He says that the droughts of 2011 and 2012 just stalled the price reaction to too many acres. In looking at a monthly corn price chart, Gulke says we may be sitting at a new plateau. "We may not see $1.80 and $2 corn again, but it is highly feasible that we could go back to where we started and that's about $3.33 to $3.65." For farmers who were able to sell corn above $6 and $7 in the past few years, that's a pretty dismal outlook. According to the current AgWeb poll, more than 70% of the more than 470 votes say their 2014 breakeven corn price is above $4. See full poll results: Gulke says now it's not about price, it's about profit. "We're going to have to start learning how to make money the hard way again – through basis gains, storage gains and being a merchandiser," he says. "Easy money is gone." Now that the corn and soybean pipelines will be refilled, Gulke says the livestock industries can start to rebuild. There's also a chance that with these lower prices, the U.S. may start earning back a higher portion of the export pie. In acknowledging that markets cycle, Gulke reminds everyone that these aren't uncharted waters. "I've been through this a couple times," he says. "I bought land in 1982 and waited 20 years for it to get back to the price that I paid for it. Now the value as tripled." Time will tell. Read more about the market cycles in Gulke's November Top Producer column: The End of an Era Starts a New One Have a question for Jerry? Contact him at 815-721-4705 or firstname.lastname@example.com. For More Information See current market prices in AgWeb's Market Center Back to news


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By Elizabeth Barber
BOSTON (Reuters) - Last month, Suzanne Chase opened a letter from a Veterans Affairs hospital offering her husband medical help - an offer that she said came nearly two years after his death.
Douglas Chase, a Vietnam veteran, died in August 2012 of complications from melanoma, several months after he applied for transfer to a Veterans Affairs hospital in Massachusetts. He never got a response.
"It's such a disrespectful thing, not to be able to care for those putting their lives at risk," his widow said on Tuesday.
The VA is embroiled in a scandal over widespread evidence of delays. President Barack Obama has pledged to overhaul the agency, which he says has frayed under the strain of caring for more than 6 million patients a year.
In June, the VA said an internal audit found more than 100,000 veterans had been subjected to a wait of 90 days or more for appointments at medical facilities nationwide.
It also found that staff at 76 percent of the facilities surveyed said they had been instructed at least once to misrepresent appointment data. Doctors at VA clinics in Phoenix have alleged that some 40 veterans died while waiting for care.
Chase said she was "flabbergasted" when she opened a letter two weeks ago offering her husband care at the Bedford, Massachusetts, VA hospital that said the agency was "committed to providing primary care in a timely manner."
Her husband had made the request in April 2012, when he was suffering from melanoma and bladder cancer.
"That was the icing on the proverbial cake," she said.
She sent a letter to the hospital. When she did not hear back, she contacted WBZ, a CBS affiliate in Boston.
The VA did not immediately respond to a Reuters inquiry about the Douglas Chase case. In a statement to WBZ, the Veterans Affairs Department apologized "for any distress our actions caused to the Veteran's widow and family" and said its acting secretary, Sloan Gibson, had left a message of apology with Suzanne Chase.
Chase said Gibson had called the wrong number but that she was expecting a second call.
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Cuddling Kids quilt drive under way
ST. MARYS – Quilts for babies and toddlers are being collected until March 31 as part of the Cuddling Kids project sponsored by Tangled Threads, a quilting supply store located on Erie Avenue in St. Marys."We are asking all quilters to look into their hearts and give to this wonderful project," said Emily Snelick, co-owner of Tangled Threads. "We are accepting any types of quilts - flannel, cotton, fleece, etc."Quilts may be dropped off at the store during their regular hours of operation, Tuesdays through Fridays from 10 am. to 6 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Those with inquiries about the project may contact the store at 834-1168 or via email to firstname.lastname@example.com Threads co-owner Tammy Cherry said the quilts will be distributed while supplies last to any child who is admitted to Elk Regional Health Center and transferred to a higher level of care. Following the completion of the project, the quilts will be presented to the hospital's emergency room. "We are looking for the support of the community to help make this project a success," Cherry added.Pick up a copy of the Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2012 edition of The Ridgway Record for more.


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Institute for Astronomy to hold lunar exclipse viewing partiesUniversity of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Assistant Astronomer/Outreach Coordinator, Institute for Astronomy
On the evening of Monday, April 14, 2014, the Institute for Astronomy at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa will hold free eclipse parties for the public at Kapiʻolani Park in Waikīkī and next to the Kahuku Public Library from 7:00 to 11:30 p.m. Members of the public will have the opportunity to see the eclipsed moon and other celestial sights through telescopes and binoculars.
Although the eclipse will start at 6:53 p.m. HST, it will not be visible until 7:58 p.m. The most interesting part, when the Moon will be very dark and possibly blood red, will take place from 9:06 to 10:24 p.m. Although the eclipse will take place on April 15 in many other parts of the world, in Hawaiʻi it will occur on April 14 because of Hawaiʻi's time zone.
Said Dr. Roy Gal, IfA Outreach Coordinator, "Celestial events like this eclipse are a great opportunity for us astronomers to reach out to the community, especially here in Hawaiʻi, where knowledge of the night sky is an integral part of the culture and history. We love to get people looking up and thinking about our connection to the rest of the universe." He pointed out that this is an unusual year in that there will be another total lunar eclipse visible in Hawaiʻi on the night of October 7-8.
The Kapiʻolani Park event will happen on Soccer Field #5, which is located on Paki Avenue near the corner of Monsarrat Avenue. There is free parking both on the streets and in lots accessible from Monsarrat Avenue.
The Kahuku Public Library is located at 56-490 Kamehameha Highway in Kahuku on Oʻahu's North Shore.
Founded in 1967, the Institute for Astronomy at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa conducts research into galaxies, cosmology, stars, planets, and the sun. Its faculty and staff are also involved in astronomy education, deep space missions, and in the development and management of the observatories on Haleakala and Maunakea. The Institute operates facilities on the islands of Oʻahu, Maui, and Hawaiʻi.
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Welcome to the West Michigan Potters Guild, and thank you for your interest in hand made contemporary ceramics.
This guild is a group of clay artists organized to improve their own ceramic skills by providing a stimulating and inspirational discussion of technical problems, mutual interests and shared successes, also to acquaint the general public with standards, ethics and appreciation of ceramic art. This is accomplished through lectures, discussions, seminars, workshops and group exhibitions.These events are organized and sponsored by the guild and its members.
Membership is open to all who are interested in the goals of this organization. The guild is currently over 80 members who specialize in a variety of firing techniques and construction methods in both functional and non-functional forms. The public is invited to attend workshops and bi-annual shows sponsored by the guild and experience the wealth of talent and knowledge this guild has to offer.
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When we started our search for inventors, it was a slow moving project. Then with one swoop, we were overwhelmed with local creators who have made life more fun or more convenient, and medical practitioners who have taken some of life's most frustrating ailments and created and/or participated in projects toward fixing them. While it is impossible to include all of our local FDA-approved and/or patented inventors in this issue, we wanted to introduce you, our readers, to some of the best and brightest of Ventura County. We hope their stories serve as an inspiration to get your creative juices flowing and make your invention a reality. If you know anyone or you have personally created something that is now, or will be soon, available to the public, please e-mail email@example.com. And stay tuned for our second edition of Ventura County Inventors coming in the future.
Latest creation: Special hand mechanism — shaka sign — for Terry Fator's new puppet
Steve Axtell learned how to make a puppet when he was 6 years old, and since then, he has become a skilled puppet maker, puppeteer and ventriloquist. His puppets have appeared in films as well as on television, including his own show. Chances are, you have seen an Axtell puppet, and you just did not realize it.
Axtell notably began creating puppets using latex, which presents a more human appearance, and launched his Ventura-based company, Axtell Expressions, in the 1980s. Axtell and his team continue to be at the front line in creating new and advancing technology used in puppetry.
"We are really an entertainment company," said Axtell.
He makes not only puppets for the mass market, but also custom orders for entertainers such as Jay Johnson (acclaimed ventriloquist/comic/writer/puppeteer) and Terry Fator (current headliner at the Mirage and winner of America's Got Talent), who use them in their shows.
Recently, he included a special hand mechanism ("shaka" sign) for Terry Fator's new puppet, which will debut at the Mirage in Las Vegas this month.
"Terry wanted the character to be a Hawaiian-Samoan singer. Seeing this chubby character singing and then reaches up, the shaka sign is the hook," he explained.
The shaka sign (the thumb and pinky extended, the three remaining fingers curled) is the legendary hand gesture for "hang loose" in Hawaiian culture, and has long been adapted into the surfing community in California.
Seemingly, Axtell Expressions is the first to build this gesture into a mechanical device for a puppet. Not only does the mechanism allow the puppet to execute the "hang loose" gesture, but it can also maintain it while engaged in an activity such as playing an instrument.
"We do a lot of things that are first of its kind, and if they are not, they are an improvement," said Axtell.
He holds six patents — one of which is the Magic Drawing Board, which allows the user to draw a character that comes to life (you can talk to the board) and erase when you want to start over.
Axtell was determined to make Fator a puppet that can be authentic as a Hawaiian character and with his team, set about by trial and error to make a hand mechanism that will essentially "make the puppet."
He admits that custom puppets can change the creation process; Axtell and his team normally spend a significant amount of time bringing a concept to life.
"With the engineering and creative side, it can be months. With Terry's puppet, including the shaka made a difference because of using a lever instead of strumming. The rod controls the arm motion, and the trigger mechanism controls the fingers," he explained.
As Terry Fator debuts his Hawaiian character this month, a yet-to-be-titled documentary will also be released detailing Axtell Expressions' process of building it for him. And although Axtell is pleased with his creation, the modest puppet-builder is eager to continue with his projects, which are always works in progress because innovation in puppet building often happens in the moment.
Michael Levin • Photo by Heber Pelayo
Owner of Opti-Gone International
Creation: Mirage
In the mid-70s, Michael Levin of Ojai saw a prototype of an "unusual art object," and the intrigue led him, eventually, to purchase the rights, make some changes and create Mirage, which certainly transcends being a toy, but the "instant magic" it produces leads to childlike wonder for all.
"What is unique about Mirage is that its technology is the only one that makes objects appear in the air," said Levin.
After 36 years on the market, Mirage is still the only optical illusion device that identically reproduces the image of the solid object within, while offering easy substitution of objects. It is user friendly; you do not need any training to create the hologram.
When he acquired the prototype, Levin changed the mirrors from glass to acrylics, a decision that he explains, made Mirage a lot less fragile and increased the resolution.
At nine inches in diameter, the small device consists of two parabolic mirrors, which by the rules of physics are dish-shaped. The top half has a circular opening to allow for the final result.
To obtain the hologram, the desired item or items (small) are placed in the center of the bottom mirror, then the top half is attached by simply fitting it into its counterpart; and suddenly, the object appears in the air as if it is real.
"It's a strange sensation of being able to put your fingers through what appears to be a solid object," he added.
Based in Ojai, Opti-Gone International has been behind the production of Mirage since 1977. The company name, which was originally meant for the product, reflects the concept; creating an "optical" illusion that is "gone" when picked up.
Levin has refrained from advertising the optical illusion, its popularity has grown. Until 10 years ago, the company was known as Opti-Gone Associates but the once difficult-to-track-down item (available only through Opti-Gone) became more accessible with the help of the internet, prompting the name change.
"The Internet played a big role, especially in expanding into just about every country in the world and allowing so many people everywhere to find the product on our site."
And while the desktop model of the optical illusion is the standard purchase, there also exists a larger version, the Giant Mirage. It is 22 inches in diameter and can usually be found at corporate trade shows, universities and museums. So far, it is installed in museums around the world including Egypt, Korea, Tasmania, and Indonesia.
Worldwide, Mirage has been especially useful in the educational field, from physics to math to psychology, and educators apply it as a learning tool for students of all ages.
Whereas Mirage is not a mass market item, the general public can and has appreciated its "instant magic". It's reported that former president George H.W Bush purchased one for Ronald Reagan in 1989.
"Over the years, we get orders from people who are buying it as a nice gift, or eye doctors who want to put it on their desks or others who want one because their parents had one," Levin explained.
For 36 years and counting, Opti-Gone continues to manufacture Mirage in the United States, offering what is now a classic item to those seeking a sense of wonder, for educational purposes or just because.
Deanna Dickson • Photo by Heber Pelayo
Business owner of Dee Dee's Dog Spot
Creation: Wrap Snap & Go
Deanna Dickson, owner of Dee Dee's Dog Spot in Ventura and Ojai, invented the Wrap Snap & Go hair rollers out of frustration as well as necessity; she could not find what she was looking for so she did it herself.
Dickson had been living in Fiji for a year, her hair long and healthy, only to return to California with a desire for curls but lacking a means to curl it without chemicals or curlers. Her beautiful hair became damaged from a perm and the quest for a better curling method began; eventually, she invented Wrap Snap & Go rollers.
"I thought to myself, there must be a roller that I could sleep in that could give me lasting curls for a day, but after so many attempts, I found nothing," she explained.
With her family's help, Dickson got to work. The "snap" idea came to her while "snapping" her daughter's diaper. While the foam, which makes the rollers very light weight, was inspired by her ex-husband, who used backer rod (foam used to fill joints between building materials) for work.
"We rented a warehouse in Anaheim and it took us three months to do 250 sets, with 20 rollers a set. We would, sew, snip and snap. Afterwards, we went out to sell them and I was approached by the company within a week," she said.
The rollers became a Home Shopping Network sensation in 1999 and 1 million had been sold by 2002. The distinctive leopard-print curlers became a must-have tool for many, like Dickson, seeking curls without the possibility of damage from heat or chemicals.
According to Exceptional Products, Inc. (EPI), the company behind "As Seen on TV" promotions of the product, one of the appealing factors of the Wrap Snap & Go is that it saves time; who wouldn't want an extra hour of sleep in the morning, it asks.
They can apparently work in as little as 20 minutes, "during your morning routine"; or for those who prefer, set the rollers at night and wake up to a head full of tight, bouncy curls.
The rollers are reportedly comfortable to sleep on all night, much like a pillow, and are machine washable, convenient for travel and can create traditional or spiral curls. The kit also includes a 16-page "Secrets to Beautiful Curls" instructional booklet.
Amidst the pros, however, there have been some customers who are not completely satisfied.
"I have read some consumers don't like the crazy curls or some have a hard time rolling their hair. But both are rectified after a couple of uses — when they learn what works for them," Dickson said.
The patented interlocking technology is designed to lift hair at the roots, resulting in better curls with greater volume and lift. And in the years, it has been on the market at Target, Sally's, CVS and Walgreens, Wrap Snap & Go has had predominantly positive reviews.
Paul Dougherty, M.D. • Photo by Heber Pelayo
Ophthalmologist, corrective eye surgeon
FDA-approval pending: PresbyLens, corneal implant for farsightedness; Natural Ophthalmics Inc. eye drops
The medical director of Dougherty Laser Vision, Paul Dougherty, M.D, of Camarillo, is widely recognized as an authority in the latest revolutionary techniques in ophthalmology. He was among the first in his field to perform laser eye surgery (LASIK) prior to its approval by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 1995, and he continues to participate in the development and progress of LASIK and non-laser procedures (implantable contacts and intraocular lenses).
Dougherty has served as the principal investigator in six Phase 3 FDA clinical trials, two of which have already led to approval. He is currently the principal investigator in the ReVision Optics Inc.-sponsored clinical trial for the PresbyLens corneal implant that may potentially aid patients with presbyopia.
Presbyopia is farsightedness caused by the eyes inability to focus on close objects due to hardening of the lenses.
"Presbyopia affects every human, starting in the early 40s requiring patients to wear reading glasses or bifocals over their glasses or contact lenses," Dougherty explained.
The clinical trial entry requirements are specific, and not everyone who suffers from presbyopia can participate; only those with excellent distance vision without glasses and poor reading vision without glasses are suitable candidates.
The enrollment for this trial ended in September. The corneal implant procedure is expected to be relatively painless and to be performed without charge to the patients, who will be paid by the company to attend follow-up visits.
As with any medical procedure, although minimal, the implant does carry its risks, which include infection, flap problems, inflammation or implant dislocation.
Dougherty explained that, as seen through the trial, these risks are extremely low.
The benefit, however, is seemingly immeasurable — no more reading glasses. Although the trial only includes certain individuals, the PresbyLens corneal implant is intended, eventually, to help patients outside the clinical trial criteria.
"We expect that when and if FDA approved, this corneal implant would then be more widely used, including placing it into people to improve reading vision after cataract surgery or at the same time of LASIK for patients who are nearsighted or farsighted, to improve reading vision," said Dougherty.
Currently available, the Monovision LASIK improves reading vision but decreases distance vision whereas the PresbyLens aims to make the improvement without a considerable decrease.
According to Dougherty, "Success in the clinical trial is measured by the improved reading vision without glasses, without taking away significant distance vision, with a minimum of complications."
The PresbyLens corneal implant may prove to be a life-altering breakthrough, but the FDA will determine the approval, which is expected to take years.
In the meantime, Dougherty continues his noteworthy role in the clinical trial, which is scheduled to begin its next phase this year. Also, he has begun a study for Natural Ophthalmics Inc., treading uncharted waters with a homeopathic eye drop for use in the first week after LASIK.
Yet again, he assumes the role of principal investigator, this time alongside his accomplished colleague Elise Brisco, O.D., of the Hollywood Vision Center in Los Angeles.
"Homeopathic eye drops offer such a natural alternative way to potentially prevent dry eye symptoms after LASIK, and I was interested in trying a more natural treatment," he said of his involvement in the study.
Although it has not reached its ideal number of participants, the study is under way at Dougherty Laser Vision in Camarillo and Hollywood Vision Center. To participate, one must qualify for LASIK without a history of dry eyes or use of eye drops.
LASIK may be performed for a variety of reasons but the most common side-effect that links the patients is dry eye, which typically lasts for a few days to a few weeks after the procedure, causing burning, itching and stinging.
Generally, individuals with these symptoms seek relief from one of several available artificial lubricants, which relieve the irritation by replacing the eyes' natural tears.
Dougherty and Brisco's homeopathic remedy goes a step further, however, by stimulating the natural tear production in addition to replacing the missing tears.
"Artificial tears simply treat symptoms of dry eye but homeopathic drops have trace amounts of an ingredient that theoretically stimulates the natural immune system to prevent it," said Dougherty.
The objective of the study is for the individuals using the homeopathic drops to have fewer symptoms of dry eyes compared to those using artificial drops one week after LASIK, as well as better tear quality and production.
Ultimately, treating and preventing dry eye with a natural agent is seemingly not only more effective but potentially may have no known side effects, except the very rare possibility of an allergic reaction associated with any treatment.
"The beauty of homeopathic formulations is that the active ingredient is present in such trace amounts that side effects should not occur," Dougherty said.
Madelene Heng, M.D.
Creation: Psoria-Gold curcumin gel
Madalene Heng, M.D., of Oxnard, is an internationally known dermatologist whose research and analysis in topics, such as psoriasis, have been featured in more than 130 scientific publications. Although Heng's specialty involves a wide variety of conditions, it was her particular interest in psoriasis that led her to create the curcumin gel Psoria-Gold.
The origin of the curcumin gel began in 1994 while Dr. Heng was continuing her research into the cause of psoriasis, about which her first paper was published in 1983.
According to Heng, phosphorylase kinase (PhK), an enzyme found in the body, is an important key to understanding psoriasis and the birth of Psoria-Gold.
"I noticed there were fewer glycogen granules in psoriasis. This was interesting because other skin diseases and healthy skin all had more glycogen molecules, which have an important connection to the PhK enzyme," she explained.
After her discovery, Heng developed a skin analysis for PhK activity.
Five minutes after skin injury or contact allergy, PhK is released to the skin and activated by a switch-on mechanism. In normal individuals, PhK is switched off following skin repair — but individuals with psoriasis possess a malfunctioning switch-off mechanism, which triggers an outbreak of psoriasis by causing high levels of PhK in the skin by not shutting off after repair.
"At that time, I was looking for a PhK inhibitor, and I found it in curcumin gel, which I observed was able to return psoriatic skin to normal," she added.
The curcumin gel, which is derived from turmeric, has two purposes — inhibiting the activity of PhK and eliminating damaged cells in certain types of injury such as burns, therefore allowing for replacement with new healthy cells that aids in healing of skin injury and damage.
The treatment process is dependent on the type of injury or damage a patient has, but reportedly, the first step is eliminating any precipitating factors (hair dyes, elastics, lactose allergies, or bacterial infections).
"Use of the curcumin gel may also be in combination with a course of antibiotics and/or steroids. When the patient is completely clear, the plan is to withdraw the patient from topical steroid creams and antibiotics, followed eventually by withdrawal from curcumin gel," said Heng.
The curcumin gel is normally used for a shorter period of time, compared to standard treatments such as corticosteroids. These treatments do not suppress PhK, thereby leading to expensive and sometimes lifelong treatments that are usually accompanied by unpleasant side-effects.
There are other turmeric-based treatments available as pills but apparently, very little natural curcumin is absorbed orally. The pills do contain helpful properties, such as anti-histamine (counteracts allergic reactions) but do not contain anti-PhK activity.
Psoria-Gold has one noted inconvenience.
"Curcumin gel has a yellow color and can possibly stain. However, the staining can be washed off with soap and water," said Heng.
Heng's discovery of the importance of PhK activity in skin diseases has played a significant role in her treatment regimens to heal injury and damage to the skin. Not content to be helping patients with Psoria-Gold, she continues to do scientific research on various subjects and aspires to continue to contribute in dermatology with possible other creations. Dr. Heng is currently practicing in Ventura County while serving as clinical professor of medicine at the UCLA School of Medicine.


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Agendas for This Meeting
Board Committees
Advisory Groups
Meeting Archives
Florida Board of Governors Meeting
Conference Call participation: Dial-in Number 888-808-6959; Conference Code 8502450
March 23-24, 2011
Alumni Center, Florida State University, 1030 West Tennessee Street, Tallahassee, FL 32304
E-Learning Workshop, Academic and Student Affairs Committee
Wednesday, March 23, 2011, 2:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
- Opening Remarks: - Governor Ann Duncan
- The workshop is intended to provide an interactive opportunity for Board members and university trustees to learn about many facets of e-learning and its implementation across the SUS.
- The workshop will conclude with a dialogue about policy issues and a discussion of next steps at the Board of Governors and Trustee levels.
- A Common Understanding:
- What is the current status of the State University System (SUS) within the rapidly changing higher education environment? - Mr. Richard Stevens, Board Staff
- Presentation [670.0 KB ppt]
- What is the Florida Distance Learning Consortium (FDLC) and how does it assist the SUS? - Dr. John Opper, Executive Director, FDLC
- Presentation [1.3 MB ppt]
- A National and International Perspective: - Dr. Bruce Chaloux, Executive Director, SREB Electronic Campus and President Sloan-C
- Presentation [870.0 KB ppt]
- What are other states doing to address emerging opportunities in E-Learning?
- What are the elements of success and failure?
- Examples of Best Practices:
- How do institutions balance quality, student and faculty success, engagement, and satisfaction? - Dr. Joel Hartman, Vice Provost and CIO, UCF
- Presentation [1.2 MB ppt]
- What are the elements of a cost-effective program that ensures accreditation, library resources, business services, and academic support? - Dr. Pam Northrup, Dean, College of Professional Studies, UWF
- Presentation [3.6 MB ppt]
- State Challenges, Opportunities, and Potential Public Policies: - Governor Duncan
- What, if any, policies are needed to ensure quality, capacity, opportunity, and competition?
- What, if any, strategic goals should be set for the State University System related to E-Learning?
- Concluding Remarks: - Governor Duncan
- Complete Packet of Agenda Materials for Printing (formatted for 2-sided printing):
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Today's Meditation
Read Exodus 8:1-11 "Tomorrow," Pharaoh said.
-Exodus 8:10 (NIV)
WHEN Pharaoh refused to release the Hebrew slaves, God sent a plague of blood upon Egypt. Seven days later, Moses again asked for the Hebrews to be set free. When Pharaoh refused again, God sent millions of frogs hopping across the ground and into homes. Pharaoh changed his mind and asked Moses to pray to God "tomorrow" to remove the frogs. Why, I have asked myself, would Pharaoh choose to wait another day with frogs leaping into the beds and onto the tables?
Then I remember how often I intend to improve my poor habits. "Starting tomorrow," I tell myself, "I will do better. I am just too tired [or too busy] to make the change today." Yet when tomorrow arrives, I find an excuse to stick with my old ways.
How many of us choose to wait "just one more day" before we change our habits? We say that tomorrow we'll start to exercise, eat healthier foods, or spend more time reading the Bible. Like Pharaoh, we are willing to wait just a little longer before we take action. But God wants us to serve and to experience the blessings of serving today, not to wait another day. God promises to give us strength in our weakness, to help us when we must change our behavior so we can do what is right.
Susan Stitch
(Missouri, USA)
Prayer: Lord, show us where you would like us to change, and give us the will and the courage to do it. Amen.
Thought for the day: By God's power we can replace bad habits with good ones.
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Man sent to prison for molesting 3 children
Man sent to prison for molesting 3 children
An Upstate man is headed to prison for molesting three children.
Damon Tyler Brown, 28, is charged with criminal sexual conduct with a minor, three counts of sexual exploitation of a minor and three counts of lewd act on a minor. He was sentenced to 359 months in prison, approximately 30 years.
Evidence presented during a trial showed that between Sept. 2003 and Dec. 2006 Brown molested an 8-year-old boy, a 10-year-old boy and a 10-year-old girl.
In 2009 one of the 10-year-olds told a school resource officer about the crime, which led to the other victims and Brown's arrest.


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|Healthy and delicious high fiber pancakes made with baking mix, oat bran and wheat germ.
Healthy and Delicious High Fiber PancakesOne thing that I love to do at the beginning of the year is to try to work out of my pantry as much as possible to sort of clear out the old. It can be a sort of fun challenge to do, and right now I have a pretty full pantry to work from, so coming up with recipes shouldn't be too difficult.
Last year I happened to have a very large box of Bisquick that I purchased to make my sausage balls over the holidays. They were out of my usual Pioneer mix and literally the one and only box of baking mix left on the shelf at the time was a huge box of Bisquick. I also had oat bran and wheat germ in the freezer, so I thought I would combine that Bisquick with those fiber rich nutrients and try to healthy-up some pancakes, using what I had. You can certainly reduce fat by substituting one egg white for one of the eggs, and using the Heart Smart version of Bisquick instead of the original version.
Oat bran and wheat germ are both a great source of B vitamins, minerals, good fats, protein, and both contain heart healthy soluble fiber, known to help lower bad cholesterol. There is some indication that they both may improve muscular function and endurance and could favorably alter metabolism.
Even the hubs commented on how good these pancakes were, and trust me, if he had any semblance that these might be considered "healthy" he wouldn't touch them, and believe me, getting extra fiber into that meat eater can be a challenge. I added a bit of pure butter to give them some buttery flavor, and topped them with sugar free syrup and some mixed berries. Just delicious!
As you see here below, this batter is real thick, looking almost like oatmeal, but once placed into the pan to cook it will spread a bit and create about 10 nice, thick pancakes as shown in the picture above. If it's too thick for you, just thin it out a bit with a splash or two of extra milk, adding just a little bit at time to get it to the consistency you like. You can also make these into much smaller medallions if you prefer.
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Recipe: Healthy and Delicious High Fiber Pancakes©From the Kitchen of Deep South Dish
Prep time: 10 min |Cook time: 15 min | Yield: About 5 servings
- 2 cups of baking mix
- 2 large whole eggs, beaten
- 1-1/2 cups of fat free milk
- 1/2 cup of wheat germ
- 1/2 cup of oat bran
Mix together the baking mix, wheat germ and oat bran. Add the eggs and milk and stir to mix together well. Batter will be quite thick but you can thin it down using just a bit of extra milk.
For larger pancakes, scoop 1/4 to 1/3 cup measure of batter into a non-stick skillet that has been sprayed with butter flavored cooking spray. Can also spoon into smaller medallions. Once they begin to look dry around the edges, check the underside and flip over.
Serve with sugar free syrup and mixed berries.
Makes about 10 large pancakes or 5 servings with 6.7 grams of fiber per serving,6.5 Weight Watchers points per serving (2 pancakes) using original Bisquick, with 2 tablespoons syrup and mixed berries.
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Accion's financial literacy program helps clients improve their ability to manage their personal and household finances and become informed and effective consumers of financial services. The core financial management skills provided in our programs allow low-income clients to move beyond credit management to access and effectively use important asset-building tools such as savings and insurance. Financial literacy is also a critical component of consumer protection, creating knowledgeable clients who can more effectively use financial services and avoid the risks of over-indebtedness. Accion's program is targeted at low-income household members with low levels of education and includes courses on financial planning, cash flow management, budgeting, investing, insurance, savings and debt.
We have developed a comprehensive suite of financial literacy materials focused in the areas where low-income clients can most dramatically improve their quality of life, with topics such as income generation, asset building, financial management and risk management. With the support of VISA we have created two versions of the program. The first focuses on fundamental topics such as financial planning, savings, cash flow and budgeting, and debt management. The second version contains additional concepts such as banking, insurance, pensions and investments.
Accion is pushing the frontier of current work in financial literacy by developing innovative ways to deliver content to low-income clients – such as video and broadcast media – in addition to traditional training methods. These new delivery methods aim to more effectively train larger groups of low-income clients, including those who are unable to read.


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What is a judicial field placement?
Judicial field placements involve working in the chambers of a state or federal judge in exchange for unit credit at Loyola. Externs perform such tasks as file evaluation, legal research, or preparation of memoranda. Judicial field placements are graded "pass" or "fail."
What courts are available and what time commitments are required?
During the academic year, the state Superior Courts and Appellate Courts will accept part-time externs (2-3 days per week) and full-time externs. The United States 9th Circuit Court of Appeals will only accept full-time externs. Most federal Central District courts require full-time externs, but some will accept part-time (3 days per week) externs. Federal Bankruptcy Courts and federal Magistrate courts will accept part-time externs (2-3 days per week) and full-time externs. During the summer session, most judges prefer full time students for 8-10 weeks. Some state court judges will accept part-time summer session externs. During the summer session all units must be paid for independently of academic year tuition. If you can't afford to pay for units, you are welcome to volunteer during the summer.
What are the judicial field placements eligibility requirements?
Students who have completed the first year of day or evening studies in good academic standing (a GPA of 2.33 or higher) are eligible for a part-time judicial field placements (6 or fewer units). Students who have completed a minimum of 28 units in day or evening studies and have a GPA of 3.33 or higher are eligible for a full-time field placements (7-10 units) so long as a full time field placements does not conflict with required curriculum (see below). Students on academic probation are not eligible for a field placement.
How many hours are involved for each unit?
Each field placement unit requires 52 verified hours of supervised legal services over the course of a 13 week semester. Hours must be completed within the semester of enrollment.
In addition to completing my hours, are there other course requirements?
Yes, you will be preparing daily activity journals for each day you work and submitting them twice a month. You will be preparing and submitting monthly time sheets signed by your supervisor. You will also be submitting a few other assignments such as establishing your goals and finding out about the confidentiality policy of your placement. You will evaluate your placement and your placement will evaluate you.
How do I start the process of looking for a judicial field placement?
Start early! Use this chart for reference:
For the fall semester: Apply in March of the spring semester
For the spring semester: Apply during the first week of classes in August or earlier!
For the summer session: Upper division students should apply in October of the fall semester.
First year students may not apply until December 1 of the fall semester.
The process starts with this 5 step procedure:
Review the Judicial Handbook posted to the Field Placements website for comprehensive information.
Contact the Faculty Director if you have questions about different judges, time commitments and different courts that might be appropriate for you. Have a draft of your cover letter ready at that appointment. Have your resume in top shape and filed with the Career Development Center. File an application (hard copy available in the Field Placements Department, Founders Hall 227 or online at the field placements web site) with your resume with the Field Placements Department, Burns 227, when you start looking for a judicial externship. You will be screened for eligibility then. Send out your applications to the judges you have selected. An application consists of a cover letter, your resume, a brief sample of written legal work, and often an internet copy of your transcript. Your application should be sent as a formal hard copy unless otherwise requested. Your cover letter will request an interview. Samples of cover letters are available in the Judicial Handbook posted to the Field Placements website. If you get an interview (see the Judicial Handbook for interview tips), get an offer and accept it, contact the Assistant to the Administrator in the Field Placements Office, Founders Hall 227. You can only enroll through the Field Placements Department – you will not be allowed to enroll through the SWS system. If you get an interview, please assume that the clerks or judges will "Google" you in advance of the interview just as you will try to "Google" them. Make sure any social networking sites reflect the professional side of you and not any "wild party" side of you. Time to take those pictures down. You're a professional now.
What if a field placement conflicts with required second year curriculum?
Students may not enroll in a field placement if it conflicts with required second year courses such as Evidence or Ethical Lawyering. Second year students in most cases are not advised to seek or enroll in a full-time judicial field placement in the fall semester of the second year of studies unless they are concurrently enrolled in Evidence and have discussed a commitment of 10 units in advance with the Faculty Externship Director. Students receive no priority in registration if a proposed field placement conflicts with required curriculum.
Is a concurrent class required for judicial field placement?
All off campus externs must attend a mandatory class at the beginning of the semester on "Ethics, Professionalism and Course Requirements." The Faculty Field Placements Director reserves the right to refuse to enroll students who do not attend the mandatory class. Full-time judicial externs (7-10) units must participate in a judicial seminar or online tutorial course taught by the Faculty Director.
What happens if I haven't confirmed a field placement before registration starts?
No problem. All students seeking a field placement should enroll for a full slate of classes. If you accept a field placement, the Field Placements Department will assist you to drop the classes you wish to drop and enroll in your field placement so long as that can be done within the add-drop period indicated on the Academic Calendar of the Office of the Registrar.
What is the difference between state and federal courts?
In general, federal courts require a greater time commitment; most prefer full-time externs, although bankruptcy and magistrate courts will accept part-time externs. Federal courts are courts of more limited jurisdiction, and contact is often more frequent with post-graduate clerks than with the judge. In general, state courts are courts of broader jurisdiction and offer more daily and direct contact with the judge. Most downtown Los Angeles state courts arrange parking for externs, while federal courts do not.
Can I apply for a judicial field placement independently of the law school?
You must apply through the field placements department to receive academic credit. The application and resume must be timely and you must be eligible. Applicants failing to follow policies and procedure may be prohibited from enrolling in a field placement. This policy is designed to ensure that applicants are aware of Law School requirements and/or judicial chambers' requirements prior to application.
What if I am offered a position before my other interviews are completed?
Think seriously about where you would like to have a field placement before submitting an application. Apply only to those chambers, entities and organizations where you would accept if given an offer. If you are given an offer be prepared to accept it and politely cancel the remainder of your scheduled interviews. Never accept a position and then later decline to accept another. Try to schedule your interviews in the order of your preference. Your tact and professional in these matters are critical to your reputation.
What happens after I accept an offer?
Congratulations. Follow up the acceptance with a letter to chambers thanking them and letting them know when you will begin. You should graciously decline further interviews with a telephone call immediately. Next, download a "Contact Sheet" from the Field Placements Department web site menu tab New Applicant Forms. Complete that form and bring it to the Field Placements Department. We are the only office that can provide you with a course enrollment number, and we will do so as soon as you furnish us with a completed "Contact Sheet."
Ethics, Professionalism & Course Requirements Mandatory Orientation
Mandatory Orientation
Mandatory Class: Ethics, Professionalism and Course Requirements:
Congratulations on your Fall 2017 field placement!
This fall all documents must be submitted through TWEN. All of your journals, placement course assignments, time sheets and writitng samples must be submitted through TWEN.
Please keep in mind that in order to be enrolled in your Fall 2017 off-campus field placement you will need to attend the mandatory "Ethics, Professionalism & Course Requirements Orientation. Attending the meeting is required for course enrollment.
Mandatory meeting will be held on: Monday, 8/21/17 from 5:00-5:50 p.m., in the Robinson Courtroom, location is subject to change.
Please make sure to enroll in all of your other courses for the fall. The CRN number can only be provided by the Field Placements Department.
Once I receive your signed performance agreement at the mandatory meeting I will email you the following day your CRN number so that you may add your field placement. You may not start your field placement prior to the start of classes unless you have prior approval from your placement supervisor and the externship department.
We look forward to seeing you there!


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Career Pathways
Start college early.
Many high school students are taking college courses during high school. Not only does this prepare you for college ahead of time, it accelerates your education and career. Career Pathways provides students and their parents with opportunities to further education beyond high school.
Pathways incorporates the combined value of academic and technical coursework. Within each Pathway students can design their career plan. Career plans include coursework that prepares students to:
- Enter directly into the work force
- Continue education focused on technical school or college
- Pursue advanced study at a college or university
Articulation Agreements
An articulation agreement is a process allowing students the opportunity to get college credit for information and skills learned in high school.


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DC has declared July 23 Batman Day to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Caped Crusader. (DC Entertainment)Link
No, you can't get this one for free -- Batman's 1939 debut, with art by Bob Kane and a script by Bill Finger, still commands a hefty price. But a special-edition "Detective Comics" No. 27, featuring a re-imagining of the story designed by Chip Kidd with a script by Brad Meltzer, is gratis to fans as part of Batman Day festivities. (DC Entertainment)Link
A look at the four masks designed by artist Ryan Sook for the Batman Day celebration. (DC Entertainment)Link
A look at the cape for the celebration of Batman's 75th anniversary. (DC Entertainment)Link
Artist Ryan Sook will be designing four masks as part of the Batman Day celebration, including one paying tribute to the Bob Kane era. (DC Entertainment)Link
Adam West's campy take on Batman also inspired one of the four masks created by Ryan Sook. (DC Entertainment)Link
A look Ryan Sook's version of the Adam West mask. (DC Entertainment)Link
Frank Miller fans who prefer an edgier Batman can choose a "Dark Knight Returns" inspired mask. (DC Entertainment)Link
Greg Capullo's take on the Dark Knight for the New 52 will be the fourth inspiration for the masks created by Sook for the Batman Day festivities. (DC Entertainment)Link
Until now, "Detective Comics" No. 27, which introduced Batman to the world, has been one of the most coveted and highly priced comic books in the world. One copy sold for $1,075,000 at a 2010 auction — meaning you basically had to be Bruce Wayne to afford it.
That's about to change.
In honor of Batman's 75th anniversary, DC will offer a free, special edition of "Detective Comics" No. 27, featuring a re-imagining of the Caped Crusader's 1939 comic book debut, designed by Chip Kidd with a script by bestselling author Brad Meltzer.
It's all part of the festivities surrounding DC Comics' Batman Day, which is set for Wednesday, July 23.
In addition to the Kidd-Meltzer take on the original Batman story — which saw the "Bat-Man" tasked with trying to crack the case of the chemical syndicate — comic book artist Ryan Sook has designed a series of four masks that showcase a variety of the character's iconic looks.
There's the "Detective Comics" No. 27 mask, inspired by Bob Kane's original drawing, a "Batman '66" mask from the television series for those who preferred a campier Batman, a "Dark Knight Returns" mask for Frank Miller fanatics and a Greg Capullo-inspired mask marking the Dark Knight of the New 52.
Select comics stores also will offer Batman 75th anniversary capes to accompany the masks.
Robin will also be getting some attention, with the one-shot "Robin Rises: Omega," which introduces a story line July 16 that continues in "Batman and Robin" No. 33, set to hit stores on Batman Day.
"Grayson No. 1," by Tim Seeley and Mikel Janin, also will debut that day. The new monthly series chronicles the original Robin, Dick Grayson, as the crime-fighter-turned-super-spy fights to clear his name.
Readers can click here on July 23 to download the special edition of "Detective Comics" No. 27.
– Justin Sullivan | @LATHeroComplex
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The name "LG Optimus G" has never been a real mouthful, but LG has decided to reimagine their marketing. LG has announced that, moving forward, it will drop the "Optimus" branding from its premium devices. Along with that, LG has have confirmed that its next flagship device will be called the LG G2.
In the future, devices in the premium G line will no longer be branded Optimus, while older devices will not have their names changed. It is also mentioned that the 4:3 aspect ratio Vu line will take the same path, being simply called LG Vu. This is important because LG is planning to make another Vu. However, I don't feel too positive about that decision.
Seeing LG dropping their Optimus brand is a surprise, because it created unity in their lineup (look at the power the "Galaxy" brand commands), but it might be for the best. It'll let them differentiate between premium and budget devices. How do you feel about this change?Show Press Release
G Branding for All Future LG's Premium Phones
SEOUL, July 19, 2013 – The next flagship device from LG Electronics (LG) will be officially known as G2 and will be the first smartphone from LG to be launched as part of the company's new "G" premium brand. Future smartphones in the same series will carry only the G name while the branding of mobile devices that have already been in-troduced will continue unchanged.
"Our vision is to make LG's newest G devices synonymous with excellence, raising the bar even further for the ultimate in user experience," said Dr. Jong-seok Park, president and CEO of the LG Electronics Mobile Communications Company. "The new G2 will build upon the excellent reputation established by previous G Series products."
Furthermore, LG's premium 4:3 display smartphones will be rebranded as simply "Vu:" going forward. All of LG's smartphones feature next generation core technologies and familiar UX with each series highlighting a different facet of the company's product expertise.


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"AnythingIT's decision to expand their services to include e-waste materials is yet another step toward reducing New Jersey's reliance on landfills," said Acting Governor Guadagno.
Fair Lawn, NJ (PRWEB) February 04, 2013
Acting Governor Kim Guadagno joined Senator Bob Gordon, County Executive Kathleen A. Donovan, Fair Lawn Mayor John Cosgrove, and other local officials for the ribbon-cutting of AnythingIT (OTCBB: ANYI), a leading information technology that specializes in the recycling, recovery and reuse of electronic equipment.
Although AnythingIT has been incorporated since 1992, the ribbon-cutting celebrates the additional services the company is now able to offer as a result of receiving a Class D (Universal Waste) Recycling Facility permit. These additional e-waste services include shredding materials onsite, de-manufacturing consumer electronics and accepting universal e-waste. Both the governor's office and the Bergen County Economic Development Corporation were instrumental in getting the permit approved.
"AnythingIT's decision to expand their services to include e-waste materials is yet another step toward reducing New Jersey's reliance on landfills," said Acting Governor Guadagno. "Removing obsolete electronics from landfills addresses the environmental hazard these products pose, while also spurring new business opportunities that create jobs and fuel our economy."
Beyond providing jobs for Bergen County residents, AnythingIT makes a special effort to provide jobs for New Jersey's veterans.
"We work with a group called Work Vessels for Veterans and made a huge commitment to hiring veterans," said Bernstein. "They're great employees and we always give preference to them as job candidates. Our business gives veterans the opportunity to learn a new trade and skill set in information technology. We actually donate laptops through Work Vessels for Veterans to returning vets to help them go back to school."
"We have been working with AnythingIT over the past year to secure the first DEP Class D recycling permit in Bergen County, only the seventh permit of its kind in the state," said Maggie Peters, director of the Bergen County Economic Development Corporation. "We are pleased to have such an innovative company within the county and will continue to be a partner and support in any way we can."
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AnythingIT is a leading asset management vendor and e-waste handler serving OEM's, Equipment Resellers, government and enterprise clients. Services provided by the company include: data scrubbing, shredding, inventory management, repair and remarketing of equipment and recycling of parts and materials. AnythingIT has been operating since 1992 and is a GSA Schedule Holder who has achieved R2 and ISO 14001 certification.
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ANNUAL BLACK HISTORY CELEBRATION, sponsored by the city of Attalla and the Attalla Jr./Norris High Foundation, will be held from noon to 3 p.m. Feb. 16 at Attalla Senior Citizens Center on Case Avenue. There will be free food and drinks and prizes for the youth. For information, call 256-305-9730 or 256-547-4113.
SCALE BACK ALABAMA weigh-in is from 8 a.m. to noon in the Senior Circle Suite at Gadsden Regional. GRMC will be serving as a public weigh-in site for the state weight loss program. Visit www.scalebackalabama.com for more information or to register as a participant.
BIBLE STUDY is at 11 a.m. and Game Day begins at noon Jan. 29 in the Senior Circle Suite, first floor of Gadsden Regional Medical Center.
BASIC WEBSITE DESIGN will be held from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Jan. 30 at the Gadsden Public Library. A $5 deposit and a valid library card are required for the free class. Register in person at the library. Call 256-549-4699, ext. 119.
THE ANNUAL GO RED EVENT will be 6 p.m. at Gadsden Convention Hall. Tickets are $20 each and proceeds benefit the American Heart Association. For more information, please call Marketing Coordinator Natalie Fleming at 256-494-4179.
THE HARDIN CENTER is turned into a winter wonderland for "Let It Snow: The Exhibit" through Jan. 31. Call the Hardin Center at 256-543-2787, ext. 23.
THE FAMILY SUCCESS CENTER is hosting Mardi Gras Magic from 6 to 10 p.m. Feb. 9 at Convention Hall. Entertainment will be by Pop's Groove. Setups will be available. Serving begins at 6 p.m. Casual dress or Mardi Gras attire. Tickets are $40 each. For information, conta�t Marie Johnson, 256-547-6888, ext. 111 for tickets or purchase tickets at the Family Success Center, Robert W. Echols Jr. Center, 821 E. Broad St. Proceeds benefit the Family Success Center, a United Way agency.
ANNUAL BLACK HISTORY CELEBRATION, sponsored by the city of Attalla and the Attalla Jr./Norris High Foundation, will be held from noon to 3 p.m. Feb. 16 at Attalla Senior Citizens Center on Case Avenue. There will be free food and drinks and prizes for the youth. For information, call 256-305-9730 or 256-547-4113.
LOOK GOOD ... FEEL BETTER training for volunteer cosmetologists will be from 10 a.m. to noon Feb. 25 in the Mirror Room of Gadsden Regional Medical Center. RSVP by Feb. 11 by calling 205-930-8884. Training is free, but reservations are required.
THE BRUNCH WITH BOOKS BOOK CLUB will meet at 10 a.m. Feb. 16 at the Gadsden Public Library to discuss "An Angry-A** Black Woman" by Karen E. Quinones Miller.
VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED for child abuse prevention programs in the following areas: school programs (Kindergarten through high school), community awareness, experience in Excel for computer entry and someone strong to carry equipment during school hours. Cost will be provided for background screenings. For information, call the Family Success Center, 256-547-6888, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
THE ETOWAH HISTORICAL SOCIETY'S TUESDAY COFFEE CLUB meets each Tuesday from 10 a.m. to noon in the Elliott Community Center, 29th Street and Meighan Boulevard. Bring something you would like to brag about or come to ask the history experts for an answer on a historical question.
IF YOU HAVE A CHILD with a suspected handicapping condition between the ages of birth to 21 and live within the confines of Gadsden City Schools, please call the Gadsden City Board of Education, Special Education Department, 256-549-2914. Testing is available for children in the following areas: autism, deaf-blindness, developmental delay, emotional disability, hearing impairment, intellectual disability, specific learning disabilities, orthopedic impairment, other health impairment, speech and language impairment, traumatic brain injury and visual impairment.
THE GADSDEN PUBLIC LIBRARY STAFF is recruiting more members for its Friends of the Library group. Prospective Friends are invited to stop by the main branch to pick up applications. Annual memberships are $10 for individuals or $20 for families. The group meets quarterly for programs, speakers and refreshments.
NORTHEAST ALABAMA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY members are working on several cemeteries in Etowah County: Fairview Baptist Cemetery, Mount Lookout Cemetery, Tillison Cemetery, McCauley Cemetery, Reid Cemetery, Oak Park Cemetery, Old Attalla Cemetery and Moody Cemetery in Altoona. If anyone knows of unmarked graves in these or any information on these cemeteries, contact RoseMary Hyatt, 256-538-1122 and Anne Batie, 256-492-2739, or email email@example.com. The Pilgrim's Rest Cemetery book is for sale. For Turkeytown Cemetery, call Shirley Keeling at 256-492-2898. Contact a member at the Nichols Genealogical Library. Another new cemetery book is "Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church Cemetery." The cemetery is on Tabor Road. Call 256-492-1833. "Young's Chapel Cemetery" is available. To purchase a copy, contact Julia Young, 256-547-8477, or Anne Batie, 256-492-2739. The Reid Cemetery Book is available. It includes information on obituaries, census records, military records and family relationships. To purchase, call Anne and Harold Batie, 256-492-2739.


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Gastroenterology Los Banos, CA Male
Dr. Raman Khehra has a medical practice at 502 Washington Avenue, Los Banos CA. Dr. Raman Khehra specializes in gastroenterology and has over 17 years of experience in the field of medicine. He is affiliated with numerous hospitals, including Memorial Medical Center (CA) and more. New patients are welcome to contact Dr. Raman's office. Please call (209) 827 4866 or go to the doctoc's office to know doctor's practice, includes clinics, staff, opening hours and medical advice or to make an appointment with this doctor.
Dr. Raman Khehra's NPI number is: #1548425382 and he holds a PA medical license, number MD435085.
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Dr. Raman practice address, contact phone number and fax are as below. Check locations where Dr. Raman practices near Modesto CA for appointment.
- Office AddressSutter Valley Medical Foundation502 Washington Avenue,
Los Banos, CA 93635, United States
- Phone number (209) 827 4866
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- Monday - Friday:08 am - 05:00 pm.
Saturday and Sunday: Closed.
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- NPI Number: #1548425382
- Entity Type Code: Individual
- Years in Practice: +17 years
- Gender: Male
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- Medical License: MD435085, PA
- Provider Taxonomy: 207R00000X, Gastroenterology
- Enumeration Date: Jul 22, 2008
- Is Sole Proprietor: N/A
- Medicare Accepted: Yes
- Organization Legal Name: Sutter Valley Medical Foundation
Specialty: Gastroenterology
- Dr. Raman Khehra has been identified as specializing in gastroenterology and has been in practice for more than 17 years.
- Medical school
Not available - Graduated year 2001.
- Medicare Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS) Incentive Program: Yes
- Medicare Electronic Health Record (EHR) Incentive Program: Yes
- Medicare Electronic Prescribing (eRx) Incentive Program: N/A
- Participated in the Medicare Maintenance of Certification Program: N/A
- Heart health through the Million Hearts® initiative: N/A.
Dr. Raman Khehra is professionally affiliated with hospitals in Modesto, CA area.
- Address: 1700 Coffee Rd, Modesto, CA 95355
- Phone: (209) 526 4500
- Hospital Type: Acute Care Hospitals
- Hospital Ownership: Voluntary non-profit - Private
- Emergency Services: Yes
- Hospital overall rating: 3
Appointments may be made for routine visits or new problems that you may be experiencing. Knowing what questions to ask before, during and after appointments is vital to better understand, and therefore manage, an illness.
- Accepting new patients? - Yes
- Please call to Dr. Raman to schedule your appointment today: (209) 827 4866.
He has multiple office locations in California and the different states.
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1409 East Briggsmore Avenue, Modesto, CA 95355, United States
Phone: 2095241211
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It should be a hot one this weekend so I'm going to keep this update short and sweet so we can all go play in the sun :D
The reviews all seemed to go down well this week - if you haven't checked out the reviews I suggest you head to the links supplied below:
Hotel Chocolat Knickerbocker Glory Neapolitan - See HERE
William Curley House Dark 70% / White - See HERE
Cadbury Flake Allure - See HERE
The Cadbury Flake Allure certainly attracted a lot of feedback and thoughts from you all :D If you haven't had your say be sure to stop by the review and leave your thoughts.
Reviews next week will include Hotel Chocolat, Bits n Bobs and hopefully Ritter Sport after they were delayed this week! I'm off now to enjoy the sun :D I suggest you do so to after getting your ChocolateMission fill of course!!
SNACK OF THE WEEK ..... a new part of '7Days of Chocolate Reviews' which will feature any manner of snacking product I have been products munching on in the week
Get this date in the diaries! The 19th of June is Father's Day here in the UK and Hotel Chocolat have ensured I'm ready to arm all you loving and caring Sons and daughters with the finest chocolates available :D Indeed Hotel Chocolat thought it only right to send me a sample of their mini-selection box for Fathers Day this year - the Hotel Chocolat 'For My Daddy' collection. This small selection of eight chocolates is one of many Fathers Day offerings from Hotel Chocolat this year - I wont give you a full run down of what they have, but you can of course view everything they have to offer for 2011 by Clicking HERE.
As I mentioned I was given one of these 'For My Daddy' selections, which I of course had to sample myself in order to make sure it was fit for purpose for my old man :D :D The mini-selection included four different chocolates that you will recognise from previous reviews - Crispy Praline (Standard - See HERE), Orange Praline (Very Good - See HERE), Billionaire Shortbread (Superb - See HERE) and Mousse au Chocolat (Standard - See HERE). From my own perspective I thought this mixture could probably have opitmised by subsituting one of the pralines for an alcohol filled option such as the Whiskey Hot Shots, but that small build aside I thought it was a nicely presented little package that I believe will go down well with many an appreciative Father. I just wish my own old man didn't do my Hotel Chocolat photography for me - if anything he just thinks its 'run of the mill' these days :D I'm sure 99.9% of the population wont be having this problem :D Recommended!
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Beth and I are huge SCRABBLE fans, so I rigged my rack to have the letters "MARRYME" and played it when it was my turn. Beth had played "SACK" on her turn. I was trying to find the letters yesterday while Beth was showering, but I couldn't find the second M and had to use a blank tile. She was really surprised and it took her a second to realize what it said. She was in her "competitive" mode. I got down and one knee and did all of the standard proposal stuff and she said "Yes!"
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When the people behind a bar as serious as Cienfuegos in the East Village decide to serve brunch, they don't half-ass the drinks. No boring mimosas here: the cocktails included with the $13-15 brunch prix fixe are complex and flavorful additions to your meal. The savory Scarlet Maria features a house-made sangrita with blood orange, pomegranate, and sweet roasted tomatoes blended with ancho chili-infused Scarlet Ibis rum. It's delicately smoky but not too spicy, a bit like a gazpacho, and a perfect complement to El Cobre's egg dishes.
We liked the Correo Aéreo even more, though. Honey, sparkling wine, and muddled blackberries bring out the exotic flavor of Cruzan Black Strap rum (which is aged for two years in whiskey and bourbon barrels, picking up notes of aromatic vanilla and spice.) The rum adds body and depth; this is a seriously delicious cocktail, not just some fizzy headache-postponer.
Brunch also comes with tea or a cup of silky-smooth Chemex coffee. Since it's hard to keep drip coffee hot, the steamed milk offered on the side is a nice gesture.
The dining area was packed at noon on the second Sunday of brunch service, but the food was worth a little wait. The Torrejas (Cuban-style French toast) had an impressive caramelized edge, and rich vanilla flavor, which was further pumped up by nutmeg-spiked whipped cream. The dish was a little on the dry side, but we appreciated that it wasn't excessively heavy.
The Chickpea Hash was a comforting melange of soft chickpeas, sofrito, and tender shredded roast pork, with a hint of spice from the chorizo. If you like your eggs on the harder side, be sure to request that; ours arrived quite runny, perfect for yolking up the hash.
If that's not enough chorizo for you, spring for a side of Yucca and Chorizo Tots ($3) which offer a wonderful contrast of creamy filling and crisp exterior. Warning: they may leave you craving another drink. Luckily, you're in the right place to keep on sipping.
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