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The debate over global drug pricing is one of the most contentious issues between developed countries and the developing world. While poorer nations maintain they have a moral obligation to make cheaper, generic drugs available to their populations — by limiting patents in some cases — the brand name pharmaceutical companies contend the profits they reap are essential to their ability to develop and manufacture innovative medicines.
Specifically, the decision allows Indian makers of generic drugs to continue making copycat versions of the drug Gleevec, which is made by
The ruling comes at a challenging time for the pharmaceutical industry, which is increasingly looking to emerging markets to compensate for lackluster drug sales in the United States and Europe. At the same time, it is facing other challenges to its patent protections in countries like
"I think other countries will now be looking at India and saying, 'Well, hold on a minute — India stuck to its guns,' " said Tahir Amin, a director of the Initiative for Medicines, Access and Knowledge, a group based in New York that works on patent cases to foster access to drugs.
In trade agreements — including one being negotiated between the United States and countries in the Pacific Rim — the drug industry has lobbied for stricter patent restrictions that would more closely resemble protections in the United States.
Gleevec is widely recognized as one of the most important medical discoveries in decades. In a televised interview, Ranjit Shahani, vice chairman of the Indian subsidiary of Novartis, said that companies like Novartis would invest less money in research in India as a result of the ruling. "We hope that the ecosystem for intellectual property in the country improves," he said.
India exports about $10 billion worth of generic medicine every year. India and
In Monday's decision, India's Supreme Court ruled that the patent that Novartis sought for Gleevec did not represent a true invention. The ruling is something of an anomaly. Passed under international pressure, India's 2005 patent law for the first time allowed for patents on medicines, but only for drugs discovered after 1995. In 1993, Novartis patented a version of Gleevec that it later abandoned in development, but the Indian judges ruled that the early and later versions were not different enough for the later one to merit a separate patent.
Leena Menghaney, a patient advocate at
"The great thing about this ruling is that we don't have to worry about the drugs we're currently using," Ms. Menghaney said. "But the million-dollar question is what is going to happen for new drugs that have not yet come out."
Others decried the ruling, saying it was further evidence that India does not respect the intellectual property rights of pharmaceutical companies. Last year, India granted what is known as a compulsory license to a generic drug manufacturer to begin making copies of Bayer's cancer drug Nexavar, and revoked
"It really is in our view another example of what I would characterize as a deteriorating innovation environment in India," said Chip Davis, the executive vice president of advocacy at the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, the industry trade group. "The Indian government and the Indian courts have come down on the side that doesn't recognize the value of innovation and the value of strong intellectual property, which we believe is essential."
Anand Grover, a lawyer who argued the case on behalf of Cancer Patients Aid Association in India, said the ruling confirmed that India had a very high bar for approving patents on medicines.
"What is happening in the United States is that a lot of money is being wasted on new forms of old drugs," Mr. Grover said. Because of Monday's ruling, "that will not happen in India."
In the United States, companies can get a new patent for a drug by altering its formula or changing its dosage. The companies contend that even minor improvements in medicines — changing a pill dosage to once a day instead of twice a day — can have a significant impact on patient wellness. But critics say a majority of drug patents given in the United States are for tiny changes that often provide patients few meaningful benefits but allow drug companies to continue charging high prices for years beyond the original patent life.
They point to AstraZeneca, for example, which extended for years its franchise around the huge-selling
While advocates for the pharmaceutical industry argue that fairly liberal rules on patents spur innovation, a growing number of countries are questioning why they should pay high prices for new drugs. Argentina and the Philippines have passed laws similar to the one enacted in India, placing strict limits on patents. And Brazil and Thailand have been issuing compulsory licenses for AIDS drugs for years under multilateral agreements that allow such actions on public health grounds.
As the economies of emerging markets grow, the countries' refusal to pay higher premiums for newer drugs could significantly reduce the money needed for innovation. The drug industry makes more than a third of its sales in the United States, a dependence that many in the industry fear is unsustainable, especially since sales of prescription drugs actually dropped in the United States in 2012, according to the research firm IMS Health. Sales in emerging markets like Brazil and China are expected to account for 30 percent of global pharmaceutical spending by 2016, up from 20 percent in 2011, according to IMS Health.
The United States government has become increasingly insistent in recent years that other countries adopt far more stringent patent protection rules, with the result that poorer patients often lose access to cheap generic copies of medicines when their governments undertake trade agreements with the United States.


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The Senate is scheduled to vote on the Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization bill this week, and the future of subsidies for rural airports is at stake.
Arizona Senator John McCain, a Republican, has proposed to cut the Essential Air Service program, which provides federal funds for airports in rural areas.
Here in the North Country, airports in Lake Clear, Plattsburgh, Massena, Ogdensburg, and Watertown depend on the EAS program to maintain operations.
At the same time, a Democratic senator has introduced legislation to dramatically expand the program. Jay Rockefeller of West Virginia says an additional $73 million should be provided for Essential Air Service.
Last week, North Country Congressman Bill Owens condemned both the McCain and Rockefeller proposals.
Owens said ending the program was misguided, noting the good it does for the economy in places like Saranac Lake and Plattsburgh. But he also said expanding it was foolish as lawmakers look for ways to save money.
With a vote on both proposals now looming, the two democratic senators from New York say they'll oppose the McCain measure. Additionally, Charles Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand plan to support the Rockefeller proposal that would increase essential air funding by some $73 million.
Schumer says access to air travel is good for business and job growth in the North Country. He says the McCain amendment would cut off entire communities from air service.
"Without reliable airports in these rural communities, businesses and jobs will suffer," Schumer said. "I will fight this tooth and nail to make sure that upstate New Yorkers have access to reliable, affordable air travel."
According to Schumer, ending the EAS program would cut off access to places like Trudeau Institute in Saranac Lake and the ALCOA plant in Massena.
Senator Gillibrand says access to air travel is critical for an economy struggling to recover from a recession.
"The EAS program is a vital lifeline for smaller airports across rural New York," she said. "It promotes economic growth and job creation in many communities that desperately need it."
Currently, the two airports serving the Tri-Lakes region - the Adirondack Regional Airport in Lake Clear and the Lake Placid Airport - receive nearly $1.36 million in federal subsidies.
The Plattsburgh International Airport - which has doubled its capacity in recent years - gets about $1.38 million through the Essential Air Service program.
Combined, the airports in Massena and Ogdensburg get more than $2.6 million from the federal government.
The EAS program debuted more than three decades ago following the deregulation of the airline industry.
According to Senator Schumer, deregulation led to a "scarcity" of air service in rural areas across the nation. The federal subsidy program for small airports secured that access to air travel in more than 140 communities, Schumer says.

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Sweeten the celebration with 4 traditional Hanukkah desserts
No one forgets latkes at their Hanukkah celebration—they're an undisputed crowd favorite. Why? Because they're AWESOME.
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Sufganiyot (jelly donuts)
In Israel, the official food of Hanukkah is Sufganiyot, which are fried jelly doughnuts. With one taste of these sweet, soft, pillows of happiness, you'll understand why. Try this Sufganiyot recipe for a simple version of a beloved favorite.
Chocolate rugelach
Delicious rugelach is a Jewish delight often served during Hanukkah. Originally an eastern European confection, rugelach—Yiddish for "little twists"—is rich in flavor and history. Try our Chocolate Rugelach recipe for a scrumptious short-cut recipe.
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What I'm Reading: Americanah, by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
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My leadership style is simple—I believe in building consensus, making each member of the team feel that he or she serves a distinctly important purpose on the team, and being true to my personality. I have, and still do, receive assignments without a larger goal emphasized. While not always necessary, conveying such comprehensive information is key to motivating team members. No one is too junior on a team, and I treat others as I would like to be treated. These are not unique concepts but simple and time-honored values. I have found that some people mistake genuine courtesies, even among adversaries, as a weakness, but I find courtesy to be a strength. However, while there is an appropriate occasion for input, there is also a time and place for decision, and I do not find it difficult to make and implement those decisions.
I have had two careers in what feels like a short period of time: first as a project engineer and now as an attorney. In both, I have often found myself one of few women in the room, or more often as one of few faces of color in the room. As such, it has always been important to me to lead by example. I have been fortunate to have great role models and mentors and hope that in my leadership I can be the same for others.
How has education affected your career?
Education has affected not just my career, but my life, and long before I was even born. My mother and her sisters attended St. Teresa's Convent Catholic School in Monrovia, Liberia, away from home as boarding students. They would all go on to attend college and graduate and professional schools. My mother went to Germany, where she learned German and attended medical school. Similarly, my father attended St. Patrick's College in Emene, Nigeria, and received his master's and PhD in Russia and Germany. Education changed the trajectory of each of my parents' lives, and it has done the same for me.
Is there a role model who has had a profound impact on your career and/or life? What did he/she motivate you to do?
I attended an informal mentorship group for women attorneys of color the first month I started working as an attorney. I still attend quarterly meetings, and that group of friends and sister-attorneys has had a profound impact on my career. As a mentor, role model, and friend, Paulette Brown, who organized the group, has provided a safe place for us discuss specific challenges, business plans, strategies, dreams, and goals. She has motivated me to continue to grow and strive to be the best at what I do and be confident when discussing my skills.


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ANOTHER RECORDING HAS been gratefully received via the London Sound Survey drop box. It was made by sound designer Matthew 'Wills' Williams inside the Greenwich foot tunnel:
Layer upon layer of echoes builds up and it's nice to hear people enjoying the acoustics along the tunnel's 1,200 length as it passes beneath the Thames. Many thanks indeed for this, Matthew.
Here's a Wikipedia picture of the tunnel by C.G.P. Grey:
Many years ago a friend recounted how he'd slept in the tunnel after a heavy drinking session. He woke up to find himself in a shallow puddle of river-water which had seeped in overnight, or so he claimed.
Another pedestrian tunnel which provides good echoes is the one running from South Kensington tube station under the Brompton Road. You can hear a recording from there on this sound map page – scroll down to the first recording.comments powered by Disqus
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By David Ljunggren
ROSA KHUTOR, Russia (Reuters) - Russia swept the medals after a dramatic finish to the 50 km cross-country race on Sunday, with Alexander Legkov edging out compatriots Maxim Vylegzhanin and Ilia Chernousov to claim gold.
Just 0.8 seconds separated the top three and the result means Russia cannot be caught at the top of the medals table.
Legkov started a breakaway with less than two kilometers to go and was pursued by team mates Vylegzhanin and Chernousov as well as Norway's Martin Johnsrud Sundby.
With 100 meters to go, Legkov increased the pace and crossed the line 0.7 seconds ahead of Vylegzhanin, with Chernousov finishing 0.1 seconds further back to take bronze.
Coach Elena Vyalbe said: "Legkov proved he is the king of skis for at least four years.
"We didn't manage to fulfill our medal plan. In sprints we should have had completely different results."
Russia won a silver in the men's team classic sprint, the women nothing in either team or individual sprint
It was the second consecutive tight finish to the event after Norway's Petter Northug won by 0.3 seconds in 2010.
Dario Cologna of Switzerland, going for a third gold medal in Sochi, was well placed with 2km to go but broke a ski and ended up in 27th place.
Vylegzhanin won his third silver after picking up medals in the team sprint and relay.
Northug finish in 18th, capping a disappointing cross country competition for Norway's men. They started as one of the overall favorites but managed only one a gold and a bronze.
The Russian clean sweep more than doubled their medal tally on the cross-country track. Until Sunday they had won just two silvers in team events.
Earlier in the race Anders Soedergren of Sweden and then Matti Heikkinen on Finland had taken the lead but were both quickly caught by the pack in the warm sunshine.
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Is your dandruff male or female?
One might think dandruff is the same whether it's on a man or a woman, but Unilever and Procter & Gamble beg to differ. Each are introducing shampoo lines with dandruff products targeted specifically at each sex.
Unilever's Clear , a global brand sold in more than 40 countries that 's now coming to the U.S., aims to redefine the segment around "scalp health" with lines designed for men, women and African-Americans. Meanwhile, P&G hopes to preempt Clear by introducing men's and women's lines of its segment-leading Head & Shoulders, which has long had a stranglehold on the market.
"The genderization of Head & Shoulders is a natural evolution for the brand, as we have seen the trend happening in categories such as deodorants and personal cleansing," said a P&G spokeswoman. While dandruff may be the same whether male or female, she said genders "have different hair-benefit priorities and package-design preferences."
Clear , which has several products not specifically for dandruff, is focusing broadly on a health positioning in ads from Lowe . The brand "is really about stronger and more beautiful hair," said David Rubin, director-brand building for U.S. hair at Unilever. "This is a beauty brand. And the way that we get to stronger and more beautiful hair is from a scalp expertise," he said. In ads, the brand uses an analogy to tree health being based on healthy roots.
Mr. Rubin said 70 million Americans have scalp issues, dandruff being only one; itching and other skin diseases are among the others. Only half use anti-dandruff or other products to address those issues, he said.
While the Clear men's line is mostly anti-dandruff products, Mr. Rubin said, most of the products in the female line aren't specifically for dandruff -- reflecting that the condition is less of a problem in developed markets where hair-washing frequency is higher.
The Clear launch comes as Unilever -- behind Dove, Suave, Axe and Tresemmé -- makes a play to claim U.S. leadership in "daily hair care," which excludes hair color, a category in which Unilever doesn't compete. In the first quarter, P&G counted sales of $207 million to Unilever's $161 million, according to SymphonyIRI data from Deutsche Bank, though even before the Clear launch Unilever had narrowed the gap by $11 million from a year ago.
As Procter & Gamble's category-leading brand, Pantene, has struggled through three U.S. restages in recent years, Head & Shoulders, a billion-dollar global brand, has been a pillar in its hair-care lineup.
Head & Shoulders ads appear to secondarily target Unilever's Axe on the sex-appeal front. Ads from Saatchi & Saatchi for the men's product feature a fan swooning over Minnesota Twins catcher Joe Mauer.
Clear , on the other hand, appears to be going after some of Pantene's historical position. Pantene's lead was built with ads in recent decades from WPP's Grey Global Group around the "healthy, beautiful hair that shines" position. In recent years, the positioning has focused more narrowly on "shine."
Hair care isn't the only area in which P&G is defending itself against new products from entrenched rivals. The Cincinnati marketer, facing growing pressure over results in the U.S., recently launched a Radiant line of superpremium products spanning its Always and Tampax brands in an effort to halt the momentum Kimberly-Clark's U by Kotex has brought to what had long been a struggling No. 2 brand.
On the feminine-care front, P&G isn't at risk of losing leadership, but has seen its lead slip against a once badly beaten foe. Kotex lowered its share gap with Always by 2.3 share and 8 points against Tampax between 2009 and 2011 (P&G last year still led in pads 50.5% to K-C's 18.9% and in tampons 46.3% to 16.3%).
While Kotex has gained ground with an irreverent tone in ads by Ogilvy & Mather, P&G is sticking with more conventional product-benefit appeals behind Radiant from Leo Burnett Co. The new products include improvements on the base brands in design and technology, such as resealable tampon wrappers.
"The Radiant collection was designed for the girl who notices the details in every aspect of her life," a P&G spokeswoman said. "She wants products designed for her to live life on her terms -- including feminine care."
That's the sort of earnest tone U by Kotex has poked fun at over the past two years. The base Kotex Natural Balance brand is poking even more fun. Comedian Heather McDonald earlier this month began soliciting videos on YouTube and the brand's Facebook page for Kotex about what consumers' periods are really like compared to how they're portrayed in advertising.


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Men's Golf Shoots Past California To Finish Seventh At Pac-10 Championship
April 29, 2001
STANFORD, Calif. --- Led by sophomore Dustin White and junior Jon Reehoorn, Washington State hurdled California on the final day of the Pac-10 Championship at the Stanford Golf Course to finish seventh.
'I'm proud of the way this team played all weekend, especially with the way we responded today,' head coach Walt Williams said. 'One through six, we were very consistent. Our depth paid off in this tournament.'
Southern California held off six-time defending champion, Arizona State, by four strokes to capture the wire-to-wire team medal. Arizona's Ricky Barnes was the individual champion.
The Cougars improved their standing as a bubble team for the NCAA West Regional by knocking off three teams ranked in the top 50 in the nation, but now have to play the waiting game to see if they earn their first berth into the postseason.
'With the way we played this weekend, I certainly think we deserve to be considered,' Williams said. 'We lost to Stanford (No. 36) by one stroke on their home course, and beat Oregon (No. 29), California (No. 38), and Oregon State (No. 50), who are all in the top 50. But it's out of our hands. I think we made a tremendous amount of progress either way this season.'
The Cougars received an incredible three-day performance by White. The Pueblo West, Colo., native finished in a tie for ninth after a four round 281, which included a 66 in the second round and a 68 on Sunday.
'Dustin really showed how far he has come as a player in this tournament,' Williams said. 'He shot a 76 on Saturday, but regrouped and had a great round today with a 68. A year ago, I'm not sure that he has the maturity to do that. But that's why he has become such a good player.'
Reehoorn also recorded his best finish at the conference tournament by finishing 18th. The junior team co-captain fired an even par 284 at the three-day event.
'I really liked Jon's attitude coming into the tournament, and he went out and did exactly what I thought he would do, and that's play great golf,' Williams said. 'He and Jeremy Taylor got on the other guys and really pushed them to perform well, and he led by example.'
Taylor followed his 25th place performance at the 2000 Pac-10 Championship by tying for 29th this year. Taylor carded a 72 on Sunday to give him a 288 for the tournament.
Freshmen Isaac Woods and Ryan Camp tied for 37th and 54th, respectively. But it was their final day scores of 74 and 73 that delighted Williams.
'With the pressure really on in the last round, we had two true freshmen come out and play very well. I didn't exactly know what to expect from Isaac and Ryan coming into the season, but they have been tremendous additions to this program,' Williams said.
The sixth member of the WSU team, Roger Flynn, got off to a rough start but responded with a pair of 74's over the final two rounds.
If Washington State does not advance to the NCAA West Regional in 2001, Williams sees a bright future ahead of his young Cougar squad.
'With the type of competitors we have on this team, we feel like we could have finished even higher in this event. I really don't know what's going to happen as far as the postseason this year, but I do know that all six of these players are going to be back next year, and if we don't make it, that will only motivate them to get even better over the summer.'
WSU RESULTS: 358-356-366-359----1439T9) Dustin White 71-66-76-68----28118) Jon Reehoorn 69-72-71-72----284T29) Jeremy Taylor 71-75-70-72----288T37) Isaac Woods 71-72-75-74----292T54) Ryan Camp 76-71-77-73----29760) Roger Flynn 82-78-74-74----308
TEAM RESULTS:1. USC (1400)2. Arizona State (1404)3. Arizona (1408)4. Washington (1411)5. UCLA (1430)6. Stanford (1438)7. Washington State (1439)8. Oregon (1440)9. California (1442)10. Oregon State (1447)
TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS:1. Ricky Barnes, Arizona (268)2. Hunter Mahan, USC (271)3. Matt Jones, Arizona State (273)4. Corey Prugh, Washington (275)T5. Alex Kuyumjian, USC (276)T5. Chris Nallen, Arizona (276)
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Carmen (Blu-ray) – The Royal Opera
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Carmen (Blu-ray) – The Royal Opera
Composer: Georges Bizet
Release Date: November 18, 2008
Conductor: Antonio Pappano
Director: Francesca Zambello
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From Trece Martires City, Cavite, Philippines:
I'm 29 years old, married and have type 1 diabetes. I just had a miscarriage last month during the sixth week of my pregnancy. Before the miscarriage, I had a spotting/bleeding and the next day a much heavier bleeding occurred that lead to a complete abortion. During my pregnancy, my fasting blood sugar ranged from 140 to 200 mg/dl [7.8 to 11.1 mmol/L] with 30 units of Humulin NPH Insulin. My question is: did my diabetes have a great effect in my pregnancy? How? Do I still have the chance to get pregnant again?
Although I cannot say for sure, I doubt that your glucose control had anything to do with your miscarriage. I am always amazed that some women wildly out of control can conceive and carry a pregnancy. There are many reasons for early pregnancy loss (which unfortunately happens to be quite common). Certainly, very high blood sugars can increase the risk of fetal abnormalities which might lead to a miscarriage but, in your case, I cannot confirm this. I would encourage you to work on your glucose control prior to trying for another pregnancy. The closer to normal you are, the less likely the developing fetus will have any problems. I would also suggest that you ask your doctor to give you extra folate to take before conception and during the first eight weeks of the pregnancy. An extra 4 mg/day will help reduce the risk of spina bifida.
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Little Shoes Big Voice 'Nightfall' by Tom Wakeling
Described as 'desperation pop', Little Shoes Big Voice sound incredibly current. It's no surprise that Nightfall was recently BBC Introducing's Track Of The Week.
This promo by Tom Wakeling was shot with a zero budget over two nights in Hammersmith, and the results are slick with a balanced variation between performance and lighting shots.
"No CGI was used, just the Maplin torches and a mic stand," says Tom. "We lost one of the torches to the Thames." Little Shoes Big Voice showcases a lot of talent, a pity about the torch.
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Our Christmas gig at The Maypole in Cambridge took place a couple of days ago, and it proved to be as popular as ever with our beloved local packed to the rafters. The Gents are now feeling very christmassy as a result!
With term drawing to a close, we look forward to a couple of private gigs over the next week before flying out to the Netherlands with the College Choir. Have you bought your copy of Gentle Christmas yet?


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LOS ANGELES — Certified sex educator and sex and body image thought-leader Elle Chase has partnered with leading sex-positive retailer The Pleasure Chest to curate a special selection of sex toys and accessories.
Chase says she will combine her expertise in satisfying sex for all body types with suggestions for body-safe intimate products that accommodate every shape and size.
"The Pleasure Chest is thrilled to partner with one of our top sex educators to showcase her favorite toys and products," The Pleasure Chest's Sarah Tomchesson said. "Elle brings not only knowledge, but warmth and a sense of humor to her work that makes her truly one of a kind."
Chase's Pleasure Chest webpage highlights her most-recommended products from brands including Sliquid personal lubricant, Tantus, Fun Factory, We-Vibe and Liberator.
"I'm so honored to partner with The Pleasure Chest for their first sex educator curated shopping site," Chase said. "Besides being my favorite place to teach, The Pleasure Chest is my local adult shop and provides the community with a sex-positive store staffed with informed and educated employees. They expertly combine accurate sexual health education with fun, colorful and thoughtfully curated product selections to create a safe and exciting shopping destination for people of all lifestyles. And their new sex educator partnership program makes it even easier to connect consumers with the kind of information that helps them make even better choices."
Chase's "Big, Beautiful Sex: Sex and Body Image" workshops draw crowds across the country and Chase was recently featured in Glamour Magazine's "What An Expert Says" series discussing sex and body image with veteran sex educator, icon and author Tristan Taormino. Chase's first book, "Curvy Girl Sex: 101 Body-Positive Positions to Empower Your Sex Life," is currently in production by Quarto Publishing.
Most recently, Chase was nominated for Sexpert of the Year and Adult Site of the Year — for Women by XBIZ for her NSFW website LadyCheeky.com. The site features curated images and GIFs featuring people of all sizes, abilities, genders, relationships and lifestyles.
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With the help of Catholic Cemetery Association, The Archdiocese Pastoral Center Service Team, and many volunteer parishioners we have made incredible progress on cleaning up the Cemetery! We will continue to be working at the Cemetery over the next several weeks. We still would like to encourage you to volunteer your time to help us keep the Cemetery clean and looking it's best.
Projects underway:
¨ Landscaping cleanup
¨ Cemetery Sign installed
¨ New fencing installed
¨ Storage areas clean up
¨ New grave section designed
¨ Brochure of prices & regulations printed
¨ Garden area designs being discussed
¨ Illegal dumping issue resolution
We will continue to be taking serious steps towards addressing the trash & dumping issues at our Cemetery. If you witness anyone partaking in this disrespectful act on our sacred land please contact the Business Office. We will be making sure this situation is resolved. For more information please contact:
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Panasonic has developed a novel water-purification technology using just the power of the Sun to help developing countries secure access to safe, drinkable water.
Capable of removing dangerous pollutants from water at high speed, the technology was introduced at the recent Eco Products trade show in Tokyo.
The system relies on photocatalytical compounds and UV light to remove toxic substances including arsenic, hexavalent chromium, bacteria and various agricultural and pharmaceutical residues from the water.
Panasonic has used titanium dioxide as a photocalyst, distributed in extremely fine particles. When exposed to ultraviolet rays, the photocatalyst forms reactive oxygen molecules to bind the contaminants.
Though highly efficient, the method was previously considered impractical due to the difficulty in subsequent removal of such tiny grains from the cleaned water.
However, Panasonic designed an improvement in the system by binding titanium oxide to zeolite. Unlike other approaches, this technique doesn't reduce the activity of the titanium oxide particles.
Moreover, since the two particles are bound together by electrostatic force, there is no need for binder chemicals.
The company wants to build water-purification trucks equipped with the system that could be conveniently driven to areas in need of safe, drinkable water. Eventually, local water supply operators in developing countries could use the system in water treatment facilities.
However, Panasonic admitted, costs of the system would have to be lowered to make the technology financially interesting.
The number one market, the company foresees, could be India, with approximately 70 per cent of its population without access to tap water. Groundwater in many Indian regions is contaminated with arsenic from Himalayan ore veins and hexavalent chromium from leather tanneries. It is estimated that up to 50 million Indians suffer from health problems as a result of drinking chemically contaminated water.


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Academic and Advisory Services
Duke University provides a wide range of academic support services. Brief descriptions of opportunities are noted below:
- The Academic Skills Instructional Program provides individual sessions with trained learning specialists to help students develop stronger academic skills and course specific study strategies.
- The Peer Tutoring Program offers up to 12 hours of free tutoring in selected courses.
- The Student Disability Access Office has a review process in place for students who request to be considered for reasonable accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 or the ADA Amendments Act of 2008. Each student's request is considered on an individual basis. Receiving accommodations on the high school level or at another college or university does not necessarily qualify a student to receive accommodations at Duke University.
- Trained Writing Studio tutors offer undergraduates free assistance with any aspect of writing, from brainstorming to drafting to revising to preparing a final paper. Tutors can also assist students with non-academic writing, including personal statements.
Additional academic support services include the following: the Math Help Room, the Statistical Education and Consulting Center, and EcoTeach.


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We are seeking a candidate to fulfill the position of a Search Engine Optimizer and Web Developer.
Job opportunity for an industry leading firm in Dubai, UAE. Looking for an SEO subject matter expert who is hands on and will take end to end accountability of web site content optimisation and manage an initial advertisement budget of USD 7,000 Per month to maximise returns.
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[Pictured from left: Ingrid Jaradat Gassner of Badil, Maysa Zorob of Al Haq, and Harley Eagle of the Mennonite Central Committee] According to the United Nations website:
The Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights has organized a series of events and cultural activities during the Durban Review Conference to highlight the issues being discussed at the conference.
Under themes such as the rights of indigenous peoples, the link between racism and poverty, and policing in diverse societies, the side events organized by OHCHR have enabled a large number of stakeholders to exchange views and share good practices on the issues at the heart of the Durban review process.
Non-governmental organizations and other civil society actors, such as victims' groups and academics, are essential in combating all forms of racism and OHCHR has encouraged their participation in the review process.
To help showcase the activities of civil society actors, OHCHR also made several meeting rooms available for the organization of further side events for organizations accredited to take part in the Conference.
Yesterday afternoon I spoke with Ingrid Jaradat Gassner, the head of Palestinian residency and refugee rights group Badil. She told me they were called into the UN office a few weeks before the conference started and told that they could not hold side-events that were region-specific.


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Tom Hardy in 'one of the most nail biting thrillers of the year'
In this new British thriller, Tom Hardy plays Ivan Locke, a man whose life, career and soul unravels on a cross-country car journey
25 April 2014
Construction foreman Ivan Locke, played by Tom Hardy is facing the biggest challenge of his career, a giant 'concrete pour'. The night before the big event he decides to leave his office and set off on a journey from Birmingham to London.
As the sole actor who appears in the film Hardy gives an incredible performance as the overconfident Locke attempting to hide his internal stress and fear. Throughout his journey he calls his colleagues, friends and family, who are played by a selection of the UK's finest actors including Olivia Coleman, Bill Milner, and Sherlock's Andrew Scott.
There's no explosions, crashes or car chases, instead the 'drama here is deeply felt, and the supporting cast craft complex and fascinating characters despite only being voices on the other end of a telephone call.'
Hardy's performance has been widely praised with Little White Lies highlighting his 'powerhouse presence' and Empire Magazine calling it 'one of the performances of his career'. Writing in The Guardian, Peter Bradshaw commends Hardy's 'pent up brilliance' saying 'At first I thought this might be a glorified radio play. Not a bit of it. You need to keep watching Hardy's face.'
Locke is now showing at Picturehouse at FACT. Tickets are available online, from the Box Office and by phone on 0871 902 5737.


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How I Learned to Talk About Money
We Can Learn a Lot From Each Other if We Aren't Afraid to Ask
I emailed a draft of one of my recent columns to my husband, Alejandro, for review. That's our routine. This column, which I've been writing for two years, is after all a reflection on how Alejandro and I jointly make choices about money and logistics in our marriage. He has a right to weigh in.
"It's fine, Honey," he said. "But isn't it kind of personal? Isn't this something that's only interesting to us?"***...


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Help us further our goal to get legal access to raw milk in all 50 states–only 7 to go!
Click to donate on the Weston A. Price Foundation site.
Important Message to All Raw Milk Producers and Consumers:
The Farm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) protects your right to provide and obtain raw milk. All raw milk producers should be members of the FTCLDF and we strongly encourage all raw milk consumers to help protect their access to raw milk by becoming consumer members as well. www.farmtoconsumer.org
US Listings (Click State Below) | Other Countries
Commercial Availability of Real Milk | Online Ordering
Important Notes about the Listings | How to Add, Update, or Remove a Listing
US Listings–Click on a state and the listings will appear below the Notes.
Important Notes about the Listings
- RAW MILK POLICY STATEMENT: The Weston A. Price Foundation's goals include promoting a healthy diet for people everywhere, based on natural and traditional foods, and assisting individuals and families in accessing those foods through information, education, and helping to restore the direct relationship between food consumers and food producers. The Foundation believes, based on sound scientific evidence, that raw milk is an important component of a healthy diet. To assist its members and the public in obtaining raw milk, the Foundation publishes a list of farms that produce it, because this information is not otherwise readily and comprehensively available to consumers. Listing of a farm does not imply endorsement by the Foundation. Individuals who purchase raw milk and other natural foods for themselves and their families need to "know their farmer" because they bear the responsibility for ensuring that they are getting safe and healthy products.
- NO ADVERTISING: The Foundation accepts no money for the listings; the listings are not advertisements. All listings are at the sole discretion of the Weston A. Price Foundation.
- NO MARKETING: The email addresses listed here are not to be used for any purpose other than to contact the farmers regarding the availability of their products. Use of the listed email addresses for marketing or other such purposes is strictly prohibited.
- RAW MILK CONSUMERS PLEASE NOTE: This list of raw milk sources probably represents only a portion of the raw milk producers in your state. For additional raw milk sources, contact your local Weston A. Price Foundation Chapter Leader.
- RAW MILK PRODUCERS PLEASE NOTE: The FDA and State Agencies have discovered this list and sometimes use it for their own purposes, so exercise caution with your listing. If you choose not to have a listing, make sure your local WAPF Chapter Leader has your name for referrals.
- USDA, FDA and STATE AG AGENCIES PLEASE NOTE: Raw milk is Nature's perfect food and is extremely important for the developing brains and nervous systems of infants and children. Furthermore, in many children not fortunate enough to have started life on raw milk, raw milk given later in childhood has improved autism, behavior problems, frequent infections, deafness, asthma and allergies and other serious health conditions. Please bear in mind that any move you make to stop or hinder a raw dairy operation will actually HARM, not help the infants and children who rely on that milk, and may make it difficult for all children to obtain this milk in the future–including your own children and grandchildren. An interruption in supply can be VERY detrimental to a growing infant or sick child who has no other options. Read for yourself on our Testimonials page. If you are concerned about safety, rest assured. In the farm-to-consumer distribution model, the farmer receives timely and relevant feedback directly from the customers, something that farmers selling bulk milk never receive. Raw milk is actually the safest food around with so much consumer oversight and also with an extremely efficient built-in anti-pathogen mechanism! If you are concerned about rules, then consider investing the same amount of time you'd spend persecuting a raw milk farmer into advocating for supportive raw milk legislation.
- LISTING SOURCES: The listings here are provided by people who discover sources of real milk in their communities and tell us about them. If you discover a listed supplier is no longer providing real milk, please tell us about it by following the instructions on the Add, Update, or Remove a Listing page. We trust our members and consumers to check out each farm to make sure it is clean and that the cows are mostly pasture fed.
Sources of real milk and real milk products in Utah:
- Cari Anderson, email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Raw goat milk $10/gallon. Goats are on grass and alfalfa.
- Northern Dawn Dairy, Peggy, email: trunkbranches at yahoo dot com, Web: dairy.northerndawnnigerians.com/, Facebook: facebook.com/groups/1546158989026851/. The goats are Nigerian Dwarf, Mini Nubian and Nubian. The milk may be used for drinking, soap and lotion, as well as cheeses and yogurt etc. Currently Northern Dawn Dairy is a micro goat share dairy where raw milk is shared for human consumption and non-human consumption. Price charged is equivalent to $7/gallon for regular customers and equivalent to $8/gallon for non-regular customer. One free small sample per person. Animals are grass and alfalfa fed, with a minimum of grain. Does' udders are shaved, hands and udders cleaned with single use wipes. Milk is quick chilled. Test for somatic cell count monthly and soon to test for bacteria.Tours will be available soon. Milk may be able to be delivered to specific points, time permitting. Prefer farm pickup.
Northern Dawn Dairy is a member of Farm to Consumer Legal Defense Fund, to better serve our clients.
Heber City: Redmond Heritage Farm Stores, 475 West 910 South, Heber UT 84032, phone: 435-657-3603, email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Facebook: realfoods. Raw milk from Redmond Heritage Farms www.redmondfarms.com. See their full listing under Redmond.
Hildale: Finney Farm Home Dairy, Winford "Finney" Barlow, Phone: (435) 874-2827, Web: finneyfarm.com, Email: firstname.lastname@example.com . Raw milk and cheese from Brown Swiss cows. Read his story in testimonials.
Midway: Heber Valley Milk/Kohler Creamery, Grant & Caralee Kohler, 920 North River Road, Midway UT 84049, phone: 435-654-0291, web: hebervalleymilk.com, Facebook: hebervalleycreamery. Raw milk from grass-fed cows. Purchase it in their on-farm store, also known as Kohler Creamery. They also have a raw cheese and other types of cheeses made from their milk, grass-fed beef, local honey, and crafts.
Ogden: Sweet Deseret Farm LLC, Daniel and Elizabeth Babcock Family, 4100 N 2200 W, Ogden UT, phone: 801-392-4771, email: email@example.com, web: sweetdeseret.com. Naturally raised LaMancha dairy goats on 30 acres of browse. Raw goat milk $12/gallon. Utah State Department of Agriculture and Food inspected and Certified.
Orem: Redmond Heritage Farm Stores, 420 West 800 North, Orem UT 84057, phone: 801-224-0585, email: email@example.com. Facebook: realfoods. Raw milk from Redmond Heritage Farms www.redmondfarms.com. See their full listing under Redmond.
Preston, ID: Cache Meadow Creamery, Mark and Andrea Kezerian, 678 East 4800 South Preston, ID 83263, They are located right on the Idaho/Utah border in Preston, ID, phone: 208-477-1998, email: firstname.lastname@example.com, Facebook: CacheMeadowCreamery. They milk Jerseys and one Jersey/Holstein cross cow. The cows' primary diet is pasture and long stem hay. Products available include: Milk: ($5/gallon or $3/half gallon), cream ($5/quart), yogurt ($2/quart), cultured butter ($4/pound), cultured buttermilk ($3/quart). Please contact by calling, texting, through email, or Facebook with questions, to make orders, and set up pickup times.
Provo: Katydid Farm, Katy and Dave Beukers, 1138 N. Geneva Rd. Provo, UT 84601, phone: 801-372-8328 (Katy) or 801-822-2868 (Dave), email: email@example.com. Owners of Nubian Dairy Goats for over 35 years. The goats have access to grass pasture and are supplemented with alfalfa/grass hay. They are fed grain when they are milked. Goats are milked by a milking machine or hand milked. Filtered with the same milk filters used in the commercial dairies and milk is quick cooled in the freezer. Stalls are cleaned every week or as needed. $10 a gallon. Tours are available. Please call ahead and make sure someone will be home. Milk will be placed in refrigerator on the front porch for pick up.
Redmond: Redmond Heritage Farms LLC, Brandon or Jed, email: firstname.lastname@example.com, phone: 1-866-391-MILK, web: www.redmondfarms.com or www.realfoodsmarket.com, Facebook: redmondheritagefarms. Utah State inspected and Certified (Utah Department of Agriculture and Food license #49-1351) raw milk from grass-fed cows. Also available, raw milk cheeses from grass-fed cows, eggs from grass-fed chickens, grass-fed beef, and pork fattened on whey. Their raw milk, cheese, eggs, and meat are available at Realfoods Market in Heber City, Orem, Salt Lake City, St. George, Sugarhouse, and Redmond. Farm tours available.
Salt Lake City: Redmond Heritage Farm Stores, 2209 South Highland Drive, SLC UT 84106, Phone: 385-351-2664, email: email@example.com, Facebook: realfoods. Raw milk from Redmond Heritage Farms www.redmondfarms.com. See their full listing under Redmond.
St. George: Redmond Heritage Farm Stores, 695 South 100 West, St. George UT 84770, phone: 866-244-REAL or 435-652-4372, email: email@example.com, Facebook: realfoods. Raw milk from Redmond Heritage Farms www.redmondfarms.com. See their full listing under Redmond.
Vernal: Boot Hill Farm, Rick and Bryan Bell, 3075 W 1000 S, phone: 435-828-1914, email: firstname.lastname@example.com, Facebook: Boot Hill Farm. Also listed on Local Harvest and Agri-li-cious. They have Dutch Belt, Normandy, Aryshire, and Brown Swiss cows fed a
strictly grass-based diet and hay in the winter months. They pay strict attention to minerals and the well being of the cows. They use no commercial fertilizer nor herbicides. State permit allows them to sell milk and cream from the farm.
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- Drake Family Farm, Jeanette and Ron Drake, West Jordan UT, phone: 801-255-6455, web: drakefamilyfarms.com. Raw goat milk. Reader Comments: A reader notes that this dairy sells raw milk although their website states they do not recommend it, and they make purchasers sign a waiver. Farmer's response: "It is very difficult and challenging to produce and sell raw milk because of the current legal climate in our state and country. It would be impossible for us to stay in business selling only raw milk. We have yet to make a profit and hope this will be the year we finally do. Our biggest selling product is raw goat milk, but it would not be prudent to make this our only product. Just a few changes in the law or FDA regulations could immediately put us out of business. We must have other products and cater to other customers also. It is very rewarding to provide a healthy product that has been of such great benefit to our customers. I believe our raw goat milk has saved lives and improved the quality of life for entire families. But we hope to be able to earn enough money to stay in business and we need other streams of income besides raw milk in order to do this. Another reason that our website seems to promote pasteurized products is because we want to make our milk inspector happy and let him know that we are educated about pasteurization. We want to have a good relationship with him and with the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food, not an adversarial one. Thank you to the Weston Price Foundation for their education efforts and for promoting our raw goat milk."
- Laura Skidmore, 2880 W. 7420 S. West Jordan, UT 84084, phone: 801-618-7048 (call/text). They have Lamancha goats. They feed alfalfa hay, purina goat grain, sunflower seeds, and some grass hay. They clean the pen and barn daily and feed hay in a manger. They milk in a separate milking barn, hand milk, use stainless steel milking pail, shave goats for cleanliness, use fight-bac after milking, filter the milk in the kitchen with disposable filters, use glass mason jars as containers, and refrigerate within 10 minutes after milking. First sample quart is free. Raw milk is $3/quart or $12/gallon. Bring your own quart jars and lids. Pickup at farm 7am-9pm Monday – Saturday by appointment but they are home most of the time. Tours available. Milk the goat or learn how to make your own cheese.
- Utah Natural Meat & Milk, Shayn & Kristen Bowler, 7400 South 5600 West, West Jordan, UT, 84081, phone: 801-896-FARM, email: email@example.com, web: www.utahnaturalmilk.com, Facebook: utahnaturalmeat. Raw milk from grass-fed Jersey cows – milked, bottled, and sold on-site. Available in gallons, half-gallons, and pints. Also selling: raw-milk cheeses, grass-fed beef, lamb and goat, pastured pork, poultry, and eggs. Visit their farm store on the following days: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 2-6 pm, Saturdays 9 am-3 pm. Farm tours available.


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Mary Ann Prag
As a former occupational therapist, Mary Ann Prag knows a thing or two about working with people. After retiring in 1999, she thought of volunteering at the L.A. County Museum of Art and the Natural History Museum of L.A. County but landed at the Zoo instead. Since graduating with the docent class of 2000, she has led school group tours, helped with Special Needs Outreach, and chaired a committee for the 2012 Association of Zoo and Aquarium Docents conference.
Docent Mary Ann Prag doing special needs outreach.
Mary Ann handing out stickers at Shane's Inspiration.
Mary Ann enjoys learning opportunities and interacting with people; touring is her favorite docent duty, and her file is full of accolades from the people she has toured over the past 14 years. "Seeing the excitement on visitors faces and hearing them eagerly tell you about previous trips is the best. They're like sponges especially the little ones. If we inspire early on, they'll bring their families."
As a special needs outreach docent, Mary Ann visits those who are not able to visit the Zoo. Residents of facilities such as special needs schools and retirement communities benefit from the personal contact with animals and can have profound effects. During one retirement home visit, a resident perked up when presented with a chicken, explaining that she had kept chickens when she was younger. A staffer later approached Mary Ann, tearfully sharing that the woman hadn't spoken in months.
Mary Ann has had a profound effect on the docent program, GLAZA , and the Zoo. Her warm, welcoming nature and desire to help when and wherever needed, have earned her the President's Silver Star in 2004, which is awarded to docents who've gone above and beyond. Mary Ann continues to go above and beyond to help make the program a strong program. It's just one of the many reasons why we love her.
Volunteer Opportunities
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In 2001, the Department of Education implemented the No Child Left Behind Act, which authorized the government to spend money on k-12 programs. This meant that the department had a say in how schools operate, generally in federal standardized testing. Schools that don't meet the required testing minimums could lose federal funding, which in turn impacts students and communities.
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USA Baseball team returns to Cuba for first time since 1996
A team of college stars representing the United States faced off with a veteran Cuban national squad in Havana, reviving a series between two baseball-crazy nations 16 years after it was called off at a nadir in relations.
Players and fans stood respectfully in the city's storied Latin American Stadium on Thursday night as the Cuban and then the U.S. national anthems played on loudspeakers -- the latter a rarity in the Communist-run island nation.
"This is awesome. I've never been out of the country before, so this is my first time," said USA outfielder Johnny Field, a 20-year-old sophomore who won a College World Series title less than two weeks ago with Arizona. "We've heard all the hype about how great the stadium is, and Cuba is at baseball, and it's already shown since we got here. ... We're fired up to be here."
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The last time Cuba and the U.S. played a series like this outside of tournament play was 1996, which even among 53 years of bad blood stood out as a particularly bad year for U.S.-Cuban relations: That February, Cuba shot down two small planes piloted by an anti-Castro exile group that Havana accused of entering its airspace to drop leaflets. Later, President Clinton signed the Helms-Burton Act, which dramatically hardened the U.S. trade embargo.
USA Baseball President Mike Gaski said there was no single event that prompted the series to be suspended and decisions on funding, timing and scheduling have kept play from resuming. But he acknowledged that political concerns complicated matters, and said it took years of building relationships to bring about this weekend's games.
"It wasn't for lack of trying on both people's parts. And there were probably political pressures that went on above our pay grades. ... I wasn't privy to those conversations," Gaski said. "There's always been an anxiety about defections, and maybe everybody's at a better place right now."
The plan is for the Cubans to pay a reciprocal visit next summer.
"The most important thing is to maintain this matchup, both in Cuba and in the United States. I would love to go play there," said Victor Mesa, a former star outfielder who's now managing Cuba's national team.
There've been a number of Little League exchanges between the countries, and in 1999, the Baltimore Orioles became the first MLB team to play in Cuba since 1959.
The U.S. squad of 22 players and five coaches arrived in Havana on Thursday with barely enough time to check into their hotel before it was time to head to the ballpark, where batting practice was interrupted by a downpour typical of the Caribbean summer.
Groundskeepers managed to rake the field into playable condition, and the game started about 90 minutes late. In the sparsely filled stands, a few people waved American flags surrounded by horn-blowing Cuba fans.
The U.S. won the opener 4-3 on Michael Conforto's grand slam and Jonathan Crawford's 6.1 innings of strong pitching.
The series is a warm-up for both squads ahead of the upcoming Haarlem Baseball Week in the Netherlands. For the U.S. collegians, all but two of whom are freshmen or sophomores, it's also a chance to see how they perform against tougher competition.
"In the past, the big stars from the United States played against us. Barry Bonds. Mark McGwire. Frank Thomas," Mesa said. "We are a measuring stick for the major leagues. We are an elite team with pitchers who could pitch at any level, so if one of these boys stands out against us, he has the talent to play in the majors."
If baseball is America's national pastime, it's equally an obsession in Cuba. Stickball games are a daily sight in crowded Havana streets, and it seems everyone here knows the English words "ball," ''strike," ''inning" and "home run" -- pronounced "hon-ron."
The U.S. and Cuba are perennial favorites at competitions such as the World Baseball Classic, and both sides express respect for what they consider a tough rival.
"Whenever we've gone to a tournament, both USA Baseball and Cuba, I know we both look to see which bracket each other's in," said Tennessee coach Dave Serrano, manager of the USA squad. "For them to start this rivalry back up is like the Red Sox and the Yankees -- it's supposed to be part of baseball."


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A SECOND man has been arrested over the stabbing death of a bikie's teenage son in Sydney last year.
Hayden Burnes, 15, died after being repeatedly stabbed at the industrial estate where his father worked in Minchinbury in the early hours of December 5.
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I have it working pretty well. I still need to add the pneumatic clamp setup. I also need to build the rolling base to put it on and keep it out of the way when not in use. The overall dimensions are 14w x 32l x 13h. Accept for the stop blocks and a few other small parts, it all 3/4in ply (mostly BB). The router is a 2hp Bosch and works well for this setup. Here are a few pictures from the project:
-- Jim, Now in Nashville, TN
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#1 posted 09-17-2012 04:09 AM
Very nice set-up : )
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#2 posted 09-17-2012 11:30 AM
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#3 posted 09-17-2012 12:47 PM
-- The greatest risk is not taking one...
#4 posted 09-17-2012 03:26 PM
Great looking router table. You will find a lot of uses for it.
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#5 posted 09-17-2012 04:27 PM
Great looking multi router project. Looks professionally made. Those linear bearings must have cost a pretty penny.
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#6 posted 09-17-2012 06:03 PM
Great setup. Agreed, looks professional.
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#7 posted 09-17-2012 09:46 PM
When you have nothing better to do, could you provide a metal hardware parts-list? There are a number of items which I'm not familiar with, such as the 4 'blocks' on the router holder – for lack of better terms.
Thanks, MJCD
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#8 posted 09-18-2012 03:22 AM
Thanks, the blocks on the router plate are "Linear Bearings". You can find them on eBay. Search for "SBR16UU". The round rods the bearings run on was a bit harder to track down. They ended up shipping from China directly. The bearings run about $10 each but the rods were nearly $20 each.
I used linear bearing slides for the X/Y axis. Search eBay for "THK-FBW-FBW2560R". These worked really well with no slop at all. I did have to cut them down to 14in from the orginal 20in.
The other block back on the router plate is just a piece of Jatoba with a 3/8in T-Nut epoxied in which serves to move the router up & down with the hand crank. BTW, I decided to go with 3/8×16tpi rod so I would get even fractions of an inch with each turn (1 full turn == 1/16in). With 8 equal stops on the wheel, I get 1/128in per stop. That's a plenty fine adjustment. My only wish I still have would be a way to "quick" disconnect the threaded rod so I can use the lever to move the Z axis by hand. I'm thinking something like a screw vise quick release but in 3/8in. Any ideas would be appreciated.
-- Jim, Now in Nashville, TN
#9 posted 09-18-2012 03:28 AM
Next up for this project:
1) A roll-around cart
-- Jim, Now in Nashville, TN
#10 posted 09-18-2012 04:03 AM
That looks better than the ones you can buy! The linear bearings set it a cut above.
Are there bearings on the table?
-- "I never met a board I didn't like!"
#11 posted 09-18-2012 04:19 AM
Great build.
What do you use for the pneumatic clamps?
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#12 posted 09-18-2012 05:51 AM
Real machine.Even factory manufacturer couldn't make better than this.I'm sure it will serve you well for long time.
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#13 posted 09-18-2012 06:20 AM
@lanwater: I bought 2 pnuematic cylinders similar to these. The 1/8in host & fittings are normally used for air brushing, but should work in this usage also. The cylinders are rated at 10bar (which is approx 145psi) at max pressure. I'll run them regulated much lower.
@oldnovice: The slides have linear bearing runners. The ball bearings run in an enclosed oval pathway. They worked great for this project.
-- Jim, Now in Nashville, TN
#14 posted 09-18-2012 07:57 AM
Now that is the way to build a multi router!
Thanks Jim!
-- "I never met a board I didn't like!"
#15 posted 09-19-2012 03:47 AM
Thanks Jim.
-- Abbas, Castro Valley, CA
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Baseball`s spring training is the embodiment of a perfect world that allows men to wonder and speculate about the possibilities that lie ahead. Baseball in the spring has long been romanticized as a time of renewed hope, when last year`s failures are forgotten in the glow of this year`s dreams. It is a time to clean the slate, to begin again, optimistic in the knowledge that old mistakes can be remedied by new, untested theories.
David Falkner`s The Short Season mines the possibilities of baseball in the spring. Falkner, an actor who also co-authored Sadaharu Oh`s autobiography A Zen Way of Baseball, brings an original perspective and a keen attention to detail to his observations of teams in training prior to the 1985 season.
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Author Notes: This loose interpretation of an old fashioned came out of an improvisation when I ran out of maraschino cherries, but it definitely holds its own against the original. The flavors are especially suited to fall and winter, but I enjoy them year-round!
While you can use store-bought bitters, I highly recommend using the recipe below. I think the addition of a little cinnamon adds warmth that works really well with this drink. —Julie
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WHAT: An old fashioned redux with homemade bitters.
HOW: For a drink worthy of Don Draper, combine cardamom bitters with bourbon and maple syrup in a rocks glass, then add ice and garnish with an orange twist.
WHY WE LOVE IT: This updated old fashioned is smoother and slightly sweeter than its predecessor, using maple syrup instead of the classic sugar cube. The homemade bitters bump this recipe up another notch, enriching the whiskey with a warm, spicy-sweet kick. If you need us, you'll find us curled up with a glass by the fireplace. —The Editors
Makes: 1 drink
For the old fashioned:
ounces bourbon
1 scant
teaspoons maple syrup
dash cardamom bitters (see recipe below, or use store-bought)
Ice, to serve
twist orange peel, for garnish
- In a rocks glass, stir together the bourbon and maple syrup.
- Top with bitters and ice and stir once or twice more.
- Garnish with a twist of orange peel.
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heaping tablespoon cardamom pods, crushed slightly
1-inch piece cinnamon stick
cup 100 proof vodka
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Palos Heights' Jan Mydra finished in second place and Hickory Hills' Jakub Zajac was third. Tinley Park's Maureen Spinler-Kracik was sixth overall and the top female finisher.
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