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Now that Valentine's Day is approaching, maybe I should get around to posting pics of my booth at the 2012 holiday show. The show ran from Nov 30 – Dec 24th in an empty store front in Midtown Memphis and participants took turns staffing it. I had many more sales this year because I had a better variety of products and price points. I also set up shop with other women makers at a Memphis Cash Mob event in the lobby of our local literacy agency. It only lasted a few hours one rainy afternoon, but lots of people came and everyone did well.
Here is the whole setup. It looks a little awkward and there is too much empty wall space, but I will remedy that next year. We never know where our booths will be until the last minute so it is hard to plan ahead. This year I bought some fancy gridwall to better display the bibs.
I went ahead and made aprons even though everyone is making aprons. I used large-scale prints with coordinating fabrics for backs so that they are reversible. The best seller was the Buddha apron which is second from the back in the pic below. I bought a lot more of that fabric for next year.
These birdseed ornaments sold as fast as I could make them! I made the boxes out of recycled cereal boxes and nestled the ornaments in shredded tissue from last year's gift boxes.
My sister made these adorable house ornaments. There was only one left at the end of the show.
This was the big surprise of season. I made about 30 decoupage ornaments using pages from fabric catalogs. I was just sure that most of them would be coming home with me after the show closed. But I sold every single one of them and many of the people who purchased them bought two! These take a long time to make and I even took the supplies on vacation with me. Many were assembled while we anxiously watched last year's presidential election returns in front of a fire in a cozy condo in North Carolina.
Other merchandise included hand knit caps, black and white fabric books for infants and recycled yarn. I only sell one or two lots of yarn every year, but I will keep putting it out because people think that recycling yarn is cool and the pretty colors draw them into my booth.
Things went so well in 2012 that I'm looking to do more shows next season. And I am starting on the stitching now to avoid the last-minute making frenzy that happens to procrastinators like me!
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Sixth Edition CIGE 2009 In Beijing Energizes the Art World
Yan Lei (Tang Contemporary Art), Eternal Value, Diamond, neon lights, steel, 188 cm x 166 cm x 11 cm, 2009 BEIJING.- At its Sixth Edition, CIGE is China's first and most established international art fair, presenting around 84 contemporary art galleries from over 20 countries. In 2009 CIGE strengthens its relations in China, presenting 23 outstanding art galleries from Mainland China and 9 from Taiwan. Solid ties and exclusive networks are established with neighboring Japan and Korea, which are represented at the art fair... [Lire la suite]

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Hustler's Larry Flynt To Donate $50,000 To WikiLeaks
This makes sense, as Larry Flynt has been on the front lines of fighting for First Amendment rights.
Let's get something straight: Julian Assange is a journalist. You can argue that he is not practicing journalism the way you think it should be practiced — releasing classified U.S. State Department documents — but he's a journalist nonetheless. And for many of us he's a hero.
I'm sick and tired of the politicians and political pundits treating this man as if he were a criminal. If WikiLeaks had existed in 2003 when George W. Bush was ginning up the war in Iraq, America might not be in the horrendous situation it is today, with our troops fighting in three countries (counting Pakistan) and the consequent cost in blood and dollars.
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Strategic business relationships around the world mean more opportunities for growth and diversification. The journey from raw materials to refined products and chemicals requires major investments in strategic partnerships, infrastructure, technology and people.
We are partnering with leading companies from around the world to strengthen our downstream integration and achieve greater sustainable competitive advantage from exploration, production and marketing.
By pursuing global ventures and partners, we are also creating new jobs and more business for service and materials suppliers in our local in-Kingdom supply chains.
Pursuing partnerships for mutual development
We partner with leading companies around the world in a variety of sectors to contribute to economic growth in the country and to expand opportunities for local businesses in Saudi Arabia.
A selection of our key partners, ventures and affiliates:
Saudi Aramco Trading Company (ATC)
Saudi Aramco Trading Company (ATC), our wholly owned subsidiary for trading petroleum products, plans to integrate base oil producing affiliates and establish global base oil product slates under the Saudi Aramco brand for Groups I, II, and III, with the capacity to produce 4.7 million tons per year, representing 14% of global base oil demand. In late 2016, Aramco Trading Company (ATC), began volume exports of Group I base oil under the new brand name aramcoDURA®.
In addition to commencing exports of aramcoDURA®, ATC celebrated five years of successful operations and remained focused on creating more value from trading operations and maintaining reliability and profitability from our refined products portfolio.
Sadara Chemical Co., our joint venture with The Dow Chemical Company, is the largest integrated chemicals plant ever built in a single phase. Having the capacity to produce three million tons of performance plastics and high-value chemicals per year, it has been hailed as a game-changer for the Saudi economy.
Strategically located in Jubail Industrial City, Sadara and its integrated PlasChem value park will become a hub for chemical conversion plants, manufacturers, and associated service industries, potentially generating thousands of direct and indirect jobs for Saudis.
In 2016, Sadara marked a historic landmark with the startup of its mixed feed steam cracker, making it the first chemicals facility in the GCC countries to crack naphtha. The cracker, which breaks ethane and naphtha to form new molecules, including ethylene and propylene, enables the production of a diversified range of plastics and chemical products designed to meet the rigorous standards of sectors such as advanced packaging, construction, electronics, furniture, and the automobile industry.
The Saudi Aramco Total Refining and Petrochemicals Company (SATORP) in Jubail, is our joint venture with France's Total. Roughly 80% of the refinery's construction activities have been executed by domestic subcontractors and the company has an overall Saudization rate of nearly 65%.
Recently, we began exploring the development of a world-class chemicals complex and associated value park to be integrated with SATORP and other existing sites in Jubail, further amplifying the economic benefits made possible by our downstream investments.
Fujian Refining & Petrochemical Company (FREP), is our joint venture with ExxonMobil, China Petroleum and Petrochemical Company Limited (Sinopec) and the Fujian provincial government. FREP is a key element in our Asia chemicals strategy and is long recognized for its outstanding environmental performance by the local community and government.
In China, our crude oil exports account for nearly 10% of the country's demand. Our portfolio of downstream assets in China is designed to benefit energy and feedstock consumers and maximize returns on the Kingdom's hydrocarbon resources.
Our investment in South Korea's S-OIL, one of the country's leading refiners, complements our downstream ventures in China and Japan and creates new opportunities along the value chain in the major energy markets in Asia.
Two projects are underway to enhance its refinery's competitiveness, create a more diversified portfolio, and improve profitability. The first project involves upgrading low-value residue to high-value olefin and gasoline products. The second project involves new facilities to produce polypropylene and propylene oxide, and recover ethylene.
Our joint venture with German specialty chemicals company LANXESS, is a milestone on our journey to increase our participation in the chemicals sector. Arlanxeo is a world leader in the development, production, marketing, sale, and distribution of synthetic rubber and elastomers used in the global tire industry, auto parts manufacturing, construction, and oil and gas industries.
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Abstract: In order to improve conservation of migratory songbirds, we must better understand their relationship with stopover landscapes. Weather surveillance radar permits such studies to be done by locating where high densities of birds are taking off during the onset of their nighttime flights. I used observations from 5 radars within the state of North Carolina to quantify how bird stopover densities have changed between the years of 2000-2003 and 2013-2015. I examined how these changes related to conversion of land cover between 2001 and 2011. The net change of land cover was 7.5% of the total land area within the five radars, which was primarily due to urbanization, deforestation, and afforestation. At a regional scale, bird density changes were generally associated to land cover changes and geographic location. Proximity to the Atlantic coastline was positively correlated with bird density declines as well as urbanization and deforestation. Birds generally stopped over consistently within forests and along lakes and coastal bodies of water at high densities. The association between bird densities and land cover change varied seasonally and between each radar. To improve our understanding of this relationship, future studies should be focused on longer timescales or in locations with high land turnover.
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Chris Rock in hot water over Tracy Morgan remarks
Chris Rock is in hot water over his remarks on the Tracy Morgan situation, and the comedian is quickly backtracking!
Comedian Chris Rock has come under fire for defending Tracy Morgan's homophobic rant during a stand-up routine in Nashville -- and quickly reversed his stand!
Rock initially tweeted support of Morgan, writing, "I dont know about you, but I dont want to live in world where Tracy Morgan cant say foul inappropriate [expletive]."
Chris Rock received a great deal of flack for voicing his support of hate, including from fellow comedian and open lesbian Wanda Sykes who tweeted, "Ok, piss'd reading, 'I don't want 2 live n a world where Tracy can't say...' I Do! U Keep the world, just break me off an evolved country."
30 Rock actress and writer Tina Fey also took costar Morgan to task over his thoughtlessness.
Rock quickly backtracked from his original statement of support, saying he misunderstood the seriousness of it. He tweeted:
"Tracy morgan is a tad off we all know that so when tracy says something i usually don't take it anymore serious than i would a statement from gary busey or flavor flav. when i first heard the statement i thought it was offensive but it also reminded me of my father saying ill kill you if you ever bring home a white girl but after reading everything tracy said. wow i get it that [expletive] wasn't called for and i don't support it at all. now can i please go to the tony awards without getting my ass kicked."
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - The chief executive of Itau Unibanco Holding SA, Brazil's biggest bank by market value, said he does not yet see justification for President Dilma Rousseff to be impeached.
Last week hundreds of thousands of Brazilians demonstrated against Rousseff's government and an opinion poll showed two thirds of those questioned said they would support her impeachment. Political rivals have sought to lay the groundwork in Congress to remove her from office.
But an interview published on Sunday, Itau's Roberto Egydio Setubal said: "Nothing I have seen or heard until now makes me believe there are conditions for impeachment."
Hobbled by an economy believed to be in recession, political gridlock that has slowed efforts to restore growth, and a corruption scandal over state-run energy company Petroleo Brasileiro SA, or Petrobras, Brazil is currently facing its biggest economic and political crisis in three decades.
But Setubal is one of a growing number of prominent business people who say Rousseff's impeachment would just stoke instability..
He said told the Folha de S. Paulo newspaper there was not enough evidence to link her to a massive kickback scandal around Petrobras, and that accounting tricks in the government's 2014 budget, now under scrutiny by a federal auditor, aren't severe enough to justify her removal either.
"That might deserve some form of punishment," he said, "but it doesn't to me seem reason to topple the president."
In the interview, Setubal also said current efforts by Joaquim Levy, Brazil's finance minister, to slash government spending and pursue pro-growth measures in Congress would take time to bear fruit and the rest of Brazil's government should rally behind Levy.
"He's doing the right things, but the positive effects haven't arrived," Setubal said. "He needs political support from both the president and Congress."
Brazil also needs to pursue other long-pending measures, such as a labor reform and an overhaul of political laws, to make Latin America's biggest economy more efficient, Setubal said.
He backed interest-rate hikes by the central bank to curb still-climbing inflation. "It's hard to say when is the right moment to cut rates, but I don't believe it is now," he said.
Spokespeople for Itau were not immediately available Sunday for comment.
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Montgomery County police have charged a 37-year-old Rockville man in the death of a homeless man whose body was found in the rear of a parking lot in Rockville.
The body was found 11:50 a.m. yesterday in the rear of the 800 block of Rockville Pike, police said.
Police charged Pharez Hamilton Pfeiffer, of no fixed address.
Police said Pfeiffer was held at the county Detention Center withoutbail pending a bail review hearing today in District Court.
It appeared the 40-year-old victim, whose identity withheld pending notification of relatives, had been beaten on the head, police said.
The victim was found behind a carpet and lighting center near an old van and a construction trailer where he often stayed, police said.
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Educational visits help to bring 'education to life' and are part of a broad and balanced curriculum, which can have a lasting benefit on the whole learning and development of the children involved.
We believe that every young person, 'should experience the world beyond the classroom as an essential part of learning and personal development, whatever their age, ability or circumstances' (Learning Outside the Classroom Manifesto 2006).
Curriculum Visits
At Holme On Spalding Moor, we recognise the value and importance of learning outside the classroom and encourage staff to organise educational visits and to utilise our outside areas to enrich the curriculum and enhance the learning and development of our children.
All visits are organised within the guidelines of our Educational Visits policy and through the online ROVER (Record of Visits in the East Riding) system and are fully costed and risk assessed. Visits are then approved by the Headteacher and the Educational Visits Co-ordinator.
During the academic year 2015-16, visit highlights included:
Year 5 / 6 Visit to Thwaite Mills, Leeds - Roman studies.
Year 3 / 4 Visit to Hands on History Museum, Hull - Ancient Egyptian studies.
FS2 and Year 1 - Burnby Hall, Pocklington - Additional Science studies.
Year 1 (Class 3) - Playdale Farm , Cayton - Additional Science studies.
FS1/FS2 / KS1 - Visits to the Methodist Church in the village for Christmas and Easter activities.
School Choir - Visit to Sue Ryder Care Home in the village to sing to the residents at Christmas.
Children across the school also had experiences of outside agencies using the school grounds to take part in a range of sports coaching activities, Scooter Training, Pedestrian Training and Cycle Training and a major highlight was the return visit of the Ecolabs Animal visit where all children got the chance to learn about and handle a range of small, and somewhat exotic animals!
Year 5 and 6 children also took part in an exciting day's activities led by Taff Bowles, the East Riding Educational Visits and Outdoor Learning Consultant. They experienced the outdoor life, lighting fires, teamwork tasks etc.
Residential Visits
Holme On Spalding Moor has a long tradition of providing residential visits for its pupils. and thousands of children will have left the school with wonderful memories of these visits that will last them a lifetime.
In previous years children in Key Stage 2 have taken part in visits to a variety of locations, including Wales, Northumberland, Cumbria, The Yorkshire Coast and Haworth. For many years an additional trip was organised to Germany!
All visits are organised using the same system as for Curriculum Visits, but with the added features of being submitted to Taff Bowles, the East Riding Educational Visits and Outdoor Learning Consultant, who considers the visit before giving approval,The visit is also approved by the Chair of Governors for the school.
Last year's visits (2016/17) were to:
Borrowdale, Cumbria for Year 6 children
(22nd - 26th May 2017)
Activities included:
RSPB Centre, Whinlatter Forest (adventure activities in the forest), Glamarama Activity Centre (Rock Climbing and Ghyll scrambling, Holker Hall (19th Century Country Manor House) Thorp Perrow (Birds of Prey and Mammal Centre)
Boggle Hole, near Robin Hood's Bay for Year 4 children
(12th - 14th July 2017)
Activities included:
Sealife Centre, Scarborough (hands-on activities with creatures in and around the sea), Seashore Safari (beach / rock pools investigation) led by the experienced Youth Hostel staff, Open-top bus tour of Scarborough, Scarborough Castle, 'Smuggler's Tales' visit to Robin Hood's Bay, also led by Youth Hostel Staff
Full details and documents for the 2017/2018 visits will be shared
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How does a city leader demonstrate Baltimore's commitment to curbside recycling?
If you're Mayor Kurt L. Schmoke, you tossed boxes of used paper onto a garbage truck as you kicked off a curbside recycling program yesterday in southwest Baltimore.
Schmoke visited the home of Annie Albert, in the 1200 block of Wicklow Road in Rognel Heights, to introduce the city's paper recycling program to the neighborhood.


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On this site you can file a records request with every agency of the City of New York. Some government information is already available to the public and doesn't require a FOIL request. An example of public information is a report issued by a City agency.
The site you see today is the beginning of a new approach to making records easily available. In the coming months, we will be adding many new features.


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Lindsay Lohan's covering her crotch! (The Superficial)
Victoria Beckham says she's not trying to prove anything to Anna Wintour (Cele|bitchy)
Jude Law's son on the runway (Too Fab)
I don't find all the dirt on her stomach very attractive (Hollywood Tuna)
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We C.A.R.E.
The Northern Michigan Regional Chamber Alliance has joined The CARE for Michigan coalition. Like the Alliance the coalition supports reliable, clean, and affordable energy for Michigan families and businesses.
- We support the current energy law, which requires energy providers to generate 10-percent of Michigan's electricity from renewable sources like wind and solar by 2015, and that law is working.
The Alliance opposes efforts to alter the state constitution to inject an arbitrary 25-percent renewable energy standard by 2025. We believe this is a good goal to set and percentage goals should be legislated not be put in the constitution.
- The proposal would lock the 25 percent renewable standard into the state's constitution, which means it would have to be implemented regardless of the cost to Michigan residents and businesses.
- The proposal prohibits the purchasing of renewable power from other states regardless of cost to generate or transport. *If it is cheaper to produce elsewhere we couldn't buy it and apply it to this requirement.
- The proposal caps renewable costs at 1%. We believe this is an unattainable cap and will shift costs to the production of base load energy. *It has to be paid no matter the real costs. *renewable energy like wind and solar are currently heavily subsidized. Those subsidies are unpredictable remove them and the cost will have to go up.
- Putting caps and percentages in the state Constitution is a bad practice. A business owner or home owner would not cap or place mandated goals on how they are going to conduct operations or home expenses: Why? Things change, technology changes, costs change, the economy changes.
At a recent press conference Doug DeYoung stated why the Alliance took this position on 25×2025.
"25 % renewable is a good goal and should be a legislative goal….We are not here to talk about renewable energy not being good for Michigan…we support renewable energy where it makes sense and where it works…what this mandate means for Michigan is that it will go into the state constitution… and Michigan will have to produce this energy in the state whether it's cost effective and/or efficient for residents…we support renewable energy and it is important part of future but locking into mandate that could cost residents more, businesses more and cost us jobs and that is not good for Michigan"
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Every morning we bake our fresh pita, soft kaiser rolls, sweet baklava and yummy cookies.
Monday Special! Falafel Pita & Beverage only $4.99!
Jerusalem Grill offers an assortment of catering packages for every occasion. For more information and special pricing please call us at (216) 291-9191. *Please call no later than Thursday morning when placing Sunday orders. Thank you.
Jerusalem Grill is Cleveland's Glatt Kosher family friendly restaurant. We are located by Green and Cedar Roads in South Euclid. We serve Middle Eastern, American and Asian dishes for sit in dining or take out. We sell a large variety of deli salads by the pound to go. You can also pick up a bag of our pita that go great with the salads. All deli items including our popular hummus and falafel are made from scratch daily.


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2 Bed Flat, London
Parking available
Bright airy 2 bedroom flat with good size private garden, 10 minute walk from Olympic Park and less than 1 minute from Bow Church DLR station.
Fully equipped kitchen + barbecue in garden. Reception room with french doors leading onto decked terrace Sleek modern bathroom with shower and 2 good size bedrooms with fitted wardrobes. unlimited Wi-fi internet
Floor area 670 Square Feet/ 65 Square meters
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Ideal position at top of Campbell Road giving direct access to Olympic Park, Buses and DLR are on the doorstep, Bow Road Tube station is 3 minutes walk away.Westfield at Stratford is 10 minutes away
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Green Schools
Green Flag 2016
Mayor of Clare, Bill Chambers, attended St. John Bosco Community College on Thursday, to officially raise the 3rd Green flag. The theme for the 3rd green flag is "Water" and over the past year the green school committee worked hard to raise awareness on water conservation as well as undertaking practical actions to reduce water usage in the school. After an inspection from the Environmental officer, in Clare County Council, the College were delighted to attend an awards ceremony in the Radisson Hotel Galway last Mas to accept their 3rd green flag.
Also in attendance on Thursday was Róisín Garvey, from Clare County Council, who met with the committee to discuss initiatives they will undertake for the "Travel" flag.
2nd Green Flag
Well done to the Green School 's Co-ordinator Ms. Convey, Caretaker Seamus Mc Quaid, Art Teacher Ms. Moroney and The Green School Committee for their work in helping St. John Bosco attain their 2nd flag – for energy.
Green Flag will be presented at the Regional Awards Ceremony in the Radisson Hotel, Galway on the 20th May 2014.
1st Green Flag
Congratulations to students and staff of the college for attaining their first Green flag. On Friday, September 14th, the Mayor of Clare, Pat Daly, officially raised the flag. The students, staff and caretaker worked diligently on this project during the past year to successfully achieve this prestigious award. Well done to all involved.
The Green school committee are currently working on their 2nd Green Flag- Energy awareness, while continuing their great work on reducing waste and recycling. Members of the committee are keeping a record of electrical units and encouraging classes to shut down all devices at the end of each day.
Green Flag Ceremony
Congratulations to the staff and students of the college who held a ceremony in Sept.2012 to officially raise their first green flag. The green school committee together with their teachers and caretaker worked on this project for the past year in order to attain this prestigious award. Well done to all involved!


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Security Innovation: Red List 2015/
It's that time of the year again when I look to find the most innovative security solutions from early stage companies. I've updated it with new companies that come out recently as well. This year the survey is going out to over 40k global security practitioners in the largest one I've done to date. I can't wait to see the results. I hope you take time and participate yourself.


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Dead Sea Salt Scrub
Dead skin cells harden with age creating tough, rough skin. The fine salt grains of our scrub exfoliate pores + polishes skin. The natural oils moisturize skin + aid in regenerating new cells. the result is improved skin tone and texture.
Soften skin with warm water in the shower. Use the wooden spoon to mix and gather a dollop of the well-mixed scrub. Gently massage scrub onto skin in circular motions, rinse and pat dry.
The moisturizing effects of the oil will remain, leaving skin smooth and hydrated. Use only once or twice a week to allow new skin cells to form between uses.
Ingredients: Dead Sea Salt from Israel, Epsom Salt, Cold Pressed Sweet Almond Oil, Expeller Pressed Avocado Oil, Steam Distilled Rosemary Essential Oil (Rosmarinus Officinalis L.), Steamed Distilled Frankincense Essential Oil (Boswellia Serrata), Steam Distilled Spearmint Essential Oil (Menthe Spicata)


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Although many folks jumped at the chance to pick up BlackBerry Z10 smartphone there is just as many, if not more, holding out for the BlackBerry Q10. The first QWERTY BlackBerry 10 device to hit the market will be landing in the coming weeks with many retailers already taking preorders for the device.
If the BlackBerry Q10 will be your first BlackBerry 10 device, then there is plenty to learn. We've done an extensive amount of guides for the Z10 and we'll be repeating that process for the Q10 as well when it arrives but just in case you're looking to get ahead of the game, BlackBerry has some great walkthroughs posted on the BlackBerry Q10 demo site. Fancy a look? Hit the link to check it out.


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Student council pushes later high school start times with state officials
As the debate continues about Greenwich High School's start time, one student wants to enlist state officials to help change the schedule.
A state student advisory council, which includes Greenwich High senior Peter Russell, has recommended a later start for high-schoolers. Russell and several other council members pitched the plan when they appeared last week before the state Board of Education.
They are hoping for the state board to endorse an 8:30 a.m. start for high schools. Greenwich High classes currently begin at 7:30 a.m.
"The two main benefits of a later start time are improved student health and an increase in student achievement in the classroom," Russell said this week. "Both of these are supported by significant medical research."
Russell is the only Greenwich student on the council.
Local officials decide school start times, but the student council has tried to raise awareness by approaching state officials.
Start times have emerged as a major concern for medical professionals, parents and students, especially high-schoolers, in recent years. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommended last August that middle and high schools start classes at 8:30 a.m. or later.
"A substantial body of research has now demonstrated that delaying school start times is an effective countermeasure to chronic sleep loss and has a wide range of potential benefits to students with regard to physical and mental health, safety and academic achievement," the AAP said in a statement.
In Greenwich, the doctors' recommendation spurred calls from many parents and students to push back the high school's start time.
Last September, school board member Peter von Braun proposed making Greenwich High's start time 8:30 a.m. or later on days when standardized tests are administered.
He argued that the change would help students get better scores. School administrators were noncommittal, but they have said that they will report on their findings on the feasibility of von Braun's idea March 5.
Opponents of a later start at Greenwich High say it would complicate scheduling for sports teams, make teachers' commutes more difficult and inconvenience students who work or take care of younger siblings after school.
Von Braun said he was pleased to hear about the state student council's position.
"The more support we have the better," he said. "The students' support is certainly helpful."
The proposal for a later start on test days was just the start for von Braun. He wants to see the high school move to a regular-day start of 8:30 a.m. or later.
"The response on this issue has been enormous, strong and heartfelt," von Braun said. "Parents want to see their kids go to school when they're awake."
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H&M and Anna Dello Russo are releasing a song and music video, "Fashion Shower," to celebrate Dello Russo's new accessories collection with H&M. [Telegraph.co.uk]
Former Yves Saint Laurent creative director Stefano Pilati has joined Italian fashion house Ermenegildo Zegna as both its head of design for menswear and creative director at its womenswear brand, Agnona. [Telegraph.co.uk]
L'Wren Scott will be honored at the Fashion Group International's 2012 Night of Stars Gala with the Lord & Taylor Fashion Oracle award. Meanwhile, Stella McCartney, Christopher Kane, and Mary Katrantzou have each been nominated for the Designer of the Year award at the 2012 British Fashion Awards. [Vogue UK, Vogue UK]
Lanvin creative director Alber Elbaz has collaborated with legendary confectionary company Ladurée to create a box of macaroons. [Vogue UK]
Monique Lhuillier is launching a line of engagement rings and wedding bands. [WWD]
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Jansen Display
We have been providing effective communication solutions for customers and visitors for over 22 years. We are proud of our longstanding tradition of supplying world class products and services. We are not just another wheel in the supply chain. In JANSEN DISPLAY we design, manufacture and distribute key products that support our customer's own sales, marketing and promotional activities. We are leaders in our field and continually set new standards for our sector. We use unique technologies, we manufacture superior products and we offer creative solutions tailored to meet customers individual needs.
We live in the world where the market continually evolves and new technologies give direction to people's thinking. This year as in previous years we bring to the market new and exciting products to help you improve communication and successfully sell your products and services. All these inovations would not be possible without our in house team of product developers, designers and many other professionals who are involved in the manufacturing of our products!
Stability, reliability, quality
- Experience in visual communication solutions since 1995
- State of the art production facilities and distribution centre in the Czech Republic
- Network of sales offices offering national customer service in 8 European countries
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Lois J. (Wilson) Kirts
b. Feb. 16, 1927
d. May 31, 2003, Glendale, Az.
w/o Burton Richard Kirts
Note: Last resided in Glendale, Az.
Notation on Mt. View Cemetery records says 'remains scattered elsewhere,' and that she died on May 12, 2003.
Site # E/012/B
Greer - Wilson Funeral Home, Phoenix, Az.
Buried Aug. 1, 2003
Mt. View Cemetery records /Obituary
Contributed on 8/2/11 by jlwight
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Record #: 81025
On this site you can upload gravestone photos, locate ancestors and perform genealogy research. If you have a relative buried in Arizona, we encourage you to upload a digital image using our Submit a Photo page. Contributing to this genealogy archive helps family historians and genealogy researchers locate their relatives and complete their family tree.
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I know that the 30 day poetry challenge is over but, since I was not able to complete the challenge as planned, I'm just going to keep writing as the mood strikes.
My father was very ill over the past nearly 3 weeks so I wasn't able to write daily.
I was able to make a post on occasion as time allowed but most of my time was spent at his bedside. . . waiting. . .and waiting for the next doctor to assess my dad.
At the first hospital, he was seen by 8 different doctors.
They couldn't reach a conclusion as to what was wrong. Test after test after test with no resolution.
Finally, he was transferred to the University of Iowa Hospitals where countless doctors streamed through his room.
Eventually, a dual chamber pacemaker was placed.
To my dad this is the answer.
To his daughter, the nurse (me), I HOPE it's the answer.
There were so many issues in the deterioration of his health that I'm not 100 percent convinced. I am a cardiac nurse so I do have a little insight here.
For a while I wasn't certain if he would even get through all that happened to him. But, over time, he has regained some strength and his mentation is mostly back to normal. I'm sure as he gets stronger that will only improve.
He is home now and tonight will be the first night he and my mom will be alone. I only live 7 minutes away so I can be there at the drop of a hat.
It's so hard to see your parents, the people who raised you, the people who were strong enough to see you through the challenges of childhood, who always knew how to fix everything, and be your biggest fans in such a vulnerable state.
I always thought that because my dad has emphysema, that is the way it would happen.
I have learned, because that is not what my dad was stricken so terribly with these few weeks, that we just never can predict what or when.
Take each day as it comes.
Cherish it.
I have learned that I didn't even know what amazing friends and coworkers I have till now. I will never again take them for granted.
Love and live to the fullest.
Life is full of traps. Traps that keep you from realizing what the really important things are.
Dare to step off the hamster wheel and make the most of what you have while you have it. Because it can be taken away in an instant.
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Next Cohort Residency Start Date June 25, 2018**
At CHRISTUS Southwest Louisiana Health System, we understand that our nurse graduates are the future of health care and because of this we provide a rewarding career opportunity to those interested in joining our mission. CHRISTUS St. Patrick Hospital provides a developmental and onboarding Residency Program to help newly licensed Registered Nurses obtain the skills and confidence necessary for providing high quality patient care through evidence-based training and critical thinking alongside our recognized professionals.
*Competitive wages and full time benefits are offered upon hire, NO CONTRACTS required
Job Description: Responsible and accountable for quality nursing care and for a designated group of patients by demonstrating ability to problem solve utilizing the nursing process. Supervises licensed vocational nurses, and nursing assistant, and technicians who are assigned care to a group of patients.
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Utility Advisory Board Fact Sheet
Title: Utility Advisory Board
Type of Board/Commission/Committee: Advisory
Affiliated Department: Public Works
Status: Active
Governing Legislation:
To reference the general rules of procedure and informational booklet for all boards, please see the documents available on the General Board Information page.
Description: The purpose of the Utility Advisory Board is to advise the Assembly on issues relating to water and wastewater utilities. The board is encouraged to gather relevant information from all sources available, and hold public hearings as necessary on issues under review, and to report to the Assembly on an annual basis, at a minimum, concerning the status of water and wastewater utility issues as follows: (a.) Review and make recommendations to the Assembly and Manager on all matters pertaining to the operation of the water system and the wastewater system, to the end that the consuming public is provided with the best possible service consistent with good utility management and cost containment; (b) Review annual budgets and funding plans and make recommendations for the efficient and economical operation of the water system and the wastewater system including bond issues, staffing, fiscal matters, and public relations; (c) Make recommendations on long-range planning for system expansion replacement, and priorities to meet future needs of the water and wastewater systems; (d) Make recommendations on water and wastewater utility rates to ensure that the rates are equitable and sufficient to pay for operation, maintenance, debt reduction, system replacement, and utility reserves necessary to ensure sustainable public utilities; (e) Make recommendations on measures to increase the efficiency and cost effectiveness of the water and wastewater utility operations; and (f) Perform such other duties and functions related to the utilities as the Assembly or Manager may request.
Membership: Section 2. Membership, Qualifications. To the extent practicable, appointments shall be made as follows: one engineer registered in the State of Alaska, preferably with training and experience in water, wastewater, and/or utility systems design and operation; one accountant, preferably experienced with utility financial management practices; one general contractor, preferably experienced in the construction of water and/or wastewater utility systems; two commercial customers of the City and Borough water and/or wastewater utility; one residential customer of the City and Borough water and/or wastewater utility; and one member of the general public.
Officers: Chair, Vice Chair
Quorum: 4
Term Limits: None
Annual Appointment Period (Annual Reports Due): May
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Professional athletes may be used to the public knowing the terms of their multi-million dollar contracts, but Milwaukee Bucks organization received a surprise when the team announced last week that it had fallen victim to a phishing scam. On April 26, a hacker posing as the NBA team's owner Peter Feigin e-mailed team employees and requested… Continue Reading
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Data Breaches in Schools Should Not Be DismissedPosted in Cyber Breach, Education, Schools, Uncategorized
There is an increasing number of reported breaches in our school systems. Just this past July: •Ferris State University in Michigan reported that PII for 39,000 students and employees was briefly available after an unauthorized entry into its system. Ferris State Breach •high school in North Carolina's Guildford County inadvertently disclosed the PII of 456 students… Continue Reading
Cyber Risk and Professional FirmsPosted in Business Practices, Coverage, Cyber Breach, Cyber Costs, Damages, Data Breach, Insurance
Earlier today Kari Timm moderated a panel on cyber risk and insurance for law firms and other professional firms during the 2013 PLUS Professional Risk Symposium. To see a short video discussion on cyber risks for professional services firms from the 2013 PLUS Professional Risk Symposium please visit the PLUS Blog (http://plusblog.org/2013/04/10/cyber-risk-and-professional-firms/).
Privacy Breaches & Insurance: A Year in Review and What Lies Ahead in 2013Posted in Coverage, Cyber Breach, Insurance
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Behind the Curtain: Just whose risks are being insured?Posted in Business Practices, Coverage, Cyber Breach, Data Breach, Insurance, Reinsurance
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Healthcare Organizations still "under the weather" according to Ponemon's Second Annual Study on Patient Privacy and Data SecurityPosted in Cyber Breach, Damages, Data Breach, Federal Legislation, Health Records Privacy, Healthcare, HITECH, Physician, Uncategorized
Although Ponemon's Second Annual Benchmark Study on Patient Privacy and Data Security has shown some improvement for health organizations the overall message is still bleak. The second annual report examines changes from the past year that may have affected privacy and data protection in healthcare organizations. It also looks as how well the healthcare organizations are… Continue Reading
Disclosure of Cyber Risks & Insurance Required by SECPosted in Business Practices, Corporate Governance/Reporting, Coverage, Cyber Breach, Insurance, SEC
Over the past few years, cyber risks slowly have become more of an issue for C-suite executives and corporate boards. However, new guidelines issued by the SEC requiring that companies disclose such risks and relevant insurance coverage will likely push cyber security and insurance onto the C-suite agenda quicker than ever. Acknowledging that cyber attacks are becoming… Continue Reading
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On August 31, 2011, California Governor Jerry Brown signed Senate Bill 24 ("SB 24") into law. The bill amends the state's security breach notification statute requirements for breach notifications sent to California residents. SB 24 also mandates electronic notification to the state Attorney General when a breach affects mores than 500 California residents. SB 24… Continue Reading
Zurich Denies Coverage for Sony PSN Hacking Claims & Files SuitPosted in Class Action, Coverage, Cyber Breach, Insurance
The hits just keep coming for Sony. In addition to defending 58+ class action lawsuits in the U.S. and Canada, and responding to numerous governmental inquiries into the hacking of its PlayStaion Network and Sony Online Entertainment earlier this year, Zurich has filed suit against Sony seeking a declaration that various Zurich policies do not provide coverage for the… Continue Reading
Ponemon Institute Reports 56% Increase in Cost of Cyber CrimePosted in Cyber Breach, Cyber Costs, Insurance
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For more information about National Park Service air resources, please visit https://www.nature.nps.gov/air/.
Ozone & Meteorology Monitoring
The NPS Air Resources Division operates a network of air quality monitoring stations that measures meteorological parameters and ozone. This is sometimes referred to as the Gaseous Pollutant Monitoring Program (GPMP). Many stations are jointly operated with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) through Clean Air Status and Trends Network (CASTNet).
The GPMP historically concentrated on determining the levels of two gaseous air pollutants, ozone and sulfur dioxide, which can be toxic to native plants. Other gaseous pollutants (e.g., other photochemical oxidants, nitrogen compounds, and toxic organic compounds) are also of interest to the NPS because they relate to physiological, morphological, or historical injury to park biological resources, or to global climate change.
- Locations
- Data Access
- Results
- Objectives & Procedures
- Resources
- Contacts
Ozone Monitoring Locations
Most NPS ozone monitoring locations are operated by the NPS in parks identified as mandatory Class I areas. Class 1 areas, defined by the Clean Air Act, are held to a higher air quality standard than other areas. Some ozone monitoring stations in the parks are operated by State agencies.
- Monitoring History Database – Air quality parameters have been measured in parks since 1987. The database provides details on what has been measured at each location.
Ozone Data
Data Type
Access Data
|what, where, and when monitors have operated in national parks
|NPS Gaseous Pollutant & Meteorology
|ozone and sulfur dioxide (for a limited number of parks) hourly concentrations; wind speed and direction, temperature, relative humidity, precipitation, solar radiation, and wetness at NPS sites
|CASTNET data
|ozone hourly concentrations, meteorology, and filter-pack data at all CASTNet sites
|Real-time Scenic and Air Quality Conditions
|current on-line scenic views, ozone, PM2.5, and/or meteorological data
|Current Ozone & Weather Data
|current 1-hour average ozone concentration, wind speed and direction, temperature, relative humidity, solar radiation, and rainfall for NPS sites (available May–September only)
|Health Advisories
|current health advisories (available May–September) and summaries of past advisory seasons.
|Ozone Standard Exceedances
|park list of ozone standard exceedances by month and year (2000–present)
|Current Map of Ozone Data
|map of current ozone data at NPS sites (available May–September only)
|Criteria Pollutants & Meteorology
|ozone, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, carbon monoxide, lead, PM10, PM2.5, and meteorology annual summaries
Ozone Results
NPS Ozone monitoring data summaries, analysis, and results are made available as reports, through Air Atlas, and other publications.
- Annual Data Summary Reports
- Annual Performance and Progress Report
- 2011 Data Quality Assurance Report (pdf, 96 KB)
- Current year exceedance summary tables. These list high ozone concentrations and exceedances of the National Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS) in parks based on screened preliminary data. Preliminary data are used to get a quick look at the high 8-hour ozone averages that exceed 75 ppb.
- Exceedances of the ozone standard in parks, 2011 (pdf, 203 KB) (csv, 4 KB)
- List of parks where ozone standard is violated, 2011 (pdf, 45 KB) (csv, 5 KB)
- Resource injury ozone indices table and map, 2011 (pdf, 192 KB) (csv, 5 KB)
- Annual reports of the EPA-NPS CASTNet network
Ozone Trends
Visit the Air Quality Conditions & Trends by Park webpage to learn about ozone trends in parks.
Publications Using NPS Data
- Surface ozone in Yosemite National Park. Burley, Ray. Atmospheric Environment 41, 6048–6062 (2007), (pdf, 816 KB)
- Increase in Surface Ozone at Rural Sites in the Western US. Jaffey, Ray. Atmospheric Environment 41, 5452–5463 (2007). (pdf, 390 KB)
Monitoring Objectives & Procedures
- Provide data to help scientists' asses the risks that certain pollutants pose to natural resources in the parks.
- Collect air quality data in parks that reveals how well parks are doing with respect to the national ambient air quality standards set by the EPA. These data are also useful for EPA's New Source Review permitting program and Prevention of Significant Deterioration program which seek to ensure that new and modified industrial development do not significantly degrade air quality.
- Identify air quality trends from measured data to aid in compliance predictions, policy objectives, and regional air quality assessments in areas that lack direct monitoring.
- Assist modeling efforts, regional pollution and transportation studies, State Implementation Plan development (to address regional haze), and national air quality control strategies through special studies.
- Provide timely NPS air quality information to the public and researchers.
The standard NPS monitoring station measures ozone using a UV-absorption analyzer, a transfer standard, a weather station including wind speed, wind direction, temperature at two heights, solar radiation, relative humidity, and a wetness sensor. Additionally a stacked filter-pack measures sulfate, sulfur dioxide, nitrate, ammonium, and nitric acid, and at some sites a sulfur dioxide. Park staff operate the stations and a contractor maintains and calibrates the network equipment. Data are transmitted nightly, validated, and archived. Hourly data files are transferred to the EPA Air Quality Systems database and are available on the web.
- Quality Assurance Plan (pdf, 1.2 MB) for the NPS gaseous pollutant monitoring network.
- Quality Management Plan (pdf, 300 KB) for the NPS gaseous pollutant monitoring network.
- The on-line Standard Operating Procedures for site operators
of the monitoring stations. These are the procedures and forms used at the air quality stations in the NPS monitoring network.
- Ozone Monitoring Protocol for the Inventory and Monitoring program (pdf, 580 KB)
Additional Information
- Monitoring network overview (pdf, 500 KB) document lists the NPS monitoring objectives, the basics of the monitoring strategy, and information about the operation of the network.
- How the NPS ozone monitoring fits into US air quality monitoring is explained in a brochure (pdf, 3.5 MB).
- Related NPS ozone monitoring includes special studies programs using passive samplers, portable O3 monitors, and enhanced multi-pollutant analyzers.
- The US EPA has set an ozone national standard (NAAQS) of 70 ppb over an 8-hour period for human health and for natural resources. The standard is a calculated value over 3 years using the 4th highest annual ozone of the daily maximum 8-hour averages. See EPA for the full details.
- AirNow – Map of Today's Ozone. Daily contour plots of ozone concentrations are available from AirNow.gov during the ozone season and include input from National Park Service monitoring stations. These maps are handy for understanding regional distributions and movements of ozone.
National Park Service, Air Resources Division staff – operations, contracts, analysis, and reporting,
Denver, CO
- Barkley Sive, Monitoring Program Manager (303) 987-6947
Air Resource Specialists – field support and data center contractor, Fort Collins, CO
- Mike Slate, Field Support Operations Manager (970) 484-7941
- Jessica Ward, Project Manager, Information Management Center (970) 484-7941
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Hi Shoni,
I am currently trying to confirm the following people who left Anglesey,Wales or North Wales and arrived Port of NY August 1, 1849.
Robert Jones 52
Catherine Jones 52
Elizabeth Jones 17
William Jones
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Owen Jones possible age 13
Ellen Jones possible age 10
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There may have been others in that travelled with them. When they arrived in NYC they took a canal boat to Utica. I think Bangor is South Wales. All of our family came from Anglesey, or North Wales.
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i'm not a huge fan of working out -- but those of who know me in real life know that i am a fan of getting my waist as tiny as possible and my butt as big as possible (it's all about the contrast), all with putting in minimal effort. if i'm gonna spend time sweating and groaning, i want to be to maximize my return. i've narrowed down my workout routine for 2013 to two classes that pack the greatest impact on my assets. my goal for new year is to make it both of these classes at least once a week, then nothing can come between me and my dream body:
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