text: Travel Medicine and International Healthcare The Travel Medicine and International Health Center at Lower Bucks Hospital provides travelers with the proper immunizations, prophylactic medications and travel information to help make your trip safe and healthy. Advice is individualized, based on your itinerary, planned activities and your medical condition. Travel Medicine is a distinct medical specialty. The focus of Lower Bucks Hospital's Travel Medicine and International Health Center is to provide medical care for travelers as a proactive effort to solve health problems before they occur. There are well-established preventive measures for almost every health issue that falls under the scope of Travel Medicine and Lower Bucks Hospital is here to help you travel safe and travel smart. The need for Travel Medicine is drastically increasing year-by-year in our community. The scale on which people are traveling today could hardly have been imagined even a few years ago. Destinations that in the past were limited to soldiers, missionaries and select others are now commonplace choices for travelers from the United States. As the public travels farther afield and businesses become more "globalized", there is a growing need for us to take proper precautions when traveling. The Travel Medicine and International Health Center at Lower Bucks Hospital is a designated by the Pennsylvania Department of Health as a Yellow Fever vaccine center. Lower Bucks Hospital's Healthworks department is staffed by highly trained and qualified physicians and nurses. They include: Hien Bui, M.D. Dr. Bui is a graduate of Thomas Jefferson Medical College, and she completed her residency at Cooper Hospital/University Medical Center. She is board certified in Internal Medicine and has received her Certificate in Travel Health issued by the International Society of Travel Medicine in 2007. She enjoys working as a volunteer in El Salvador, Costa Rica, Cambodia, Ghana and Burkina Faso. Michael Goldstein, M.D., M.P.H. Dr. Goldstein is a graduate of the Columbia University College of Physicians and is Board Certified in both Preventive Medicine and Internal Medicine. He holds a Master's Degree in Public Health from the Columbia University School of Public Health and two faculty appointments. He has also published numerous articles in medical journal. Dr. Goldstein is a Senior Physician at LBH Healthworks, providing Occupational Health services to over 300 companies. Our scope of services includes: Yellow Fever vaccine center Pre-travel health assessment Advice and preventive health guidance while traveling abroad Vaccinations consistent with the most up to date CDC and WHO recommendations Prescriptions of medications relevant to tropical and subtropical diseases Evaluation of higher risk travelers (infants, pregnant women, patients with chronic diseases and patients who are immune-compromised Malaria prevention and chemoprophylaxis Prevention and treatment of traveler's diarrhea Medications for emergency health treatment Travel security guidance from the U.S. State Department Advice about travel and evacuation insurance For large groups, onsite services can be arranged. PPD placement for travelers who are at risk for exposure to tuberculosis Evaluation of healthcare volunteers, humanitarians and international workers and their special needs Prevention of altitude sickness The following vaccines are readily available: Yellow fever vaccine Japanese Encephalitis vaccine Rabies vaccine Oral typhoid vaccine Injectable typhoid vaccine Tetanus (Td or Tdap) vaccine Flu vaccine Hepatitis A vaccine Hepatitis B vaccine Twinrex vaccine (Hepatitis A vaccine combined with Hepatitis B vaccine) Immune globulin Meningococcal vaccine (to prevent meningitis). We have Menomune & Menactra. Menomune is given to those older than 55 years of age. MMR vaccine (Mumps/Measles/Rubella vaccine) Pneumonia vaccine Polio vaccine Varicella vaccine (chicken pox) Shingles Vaccine Contact US We are located on the 3rd floor of Lower Bucks Hospital. 501 Bath Rd. Bristol, PA 19007 (215) 785-9799 Our office hours are: Monday: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM Wednesday: 8:00 AM -4:30 PM Thursday: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Friday: 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM To schedule an appointment, please call 215-785-9799 or you can send an email to: firstname.lastname@example.com *It is helpful if you can bring your immunization records to the evaluation.* Here are some helpful links that will help you plan for a healthy vacation: http://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel http://www.cdc.gov/features/StopMosquitoes/ http://www.cdc.gov/malaria/map/ http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/hcp/vis/ http://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/yellowbook/2014/chapter-2-the-pre-travel-consultation/travel-insurance-travel-health-insurance-and-medical-evacuation-insurance www.insuremytrip.com http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dbmd/diseaseinfo/travelersdiarrhea_g.htm


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Beth El is hosting an Israel event that's open to the whole community on Sunday, May 7th from 2 - 6 p.m. (doors open at 1:30) – SEE Israel: See*Educate*Engage. This unique Israel event will include panels, an Israel Forum, a key note speaker, kids activities, Israeli food and music, and babysitting will be available. To learn more and register see below.
2:00 – 4:00pm:
PANELS: 4 different panels focusing on issues of Israel's technology, religious diversity, teen education, environment, lone soldiers, fight against anti-semitism, and medical research and how they impact the lives of Israelis and people all over the world for good. The panels will have representatives from major Israel organizations (see below) and will each repeat so you have the chance to catch more than one panel. The Religious Inclusion panel will be led by our own, Rabbi David Schuck, from 4:00 -5:00. (See below for more details.)
ISRAEL FORUM: The day will feature an Israel Forum, where all the participating organizations (including Untied Hatzalah, JNF, Israel Bonds, Lone Soldier Center in Memory of Michael Levin, FIDF, Stand With Us, Israel Cancer Research Fund and many more) will be on display. Check out cool equipment from United Hatzalah and learn more about all these great organizations.
PLUS: letter writing to IDF soldiers, kosher Israeli food, Israeli music (recorded, not live), kids activities including a "Field Day" of competitions plus Krav Maga, and babysitting for the youngest ones.
SEE Religious Inclusion – Rabbi David Schuck will moderate a Religious Pluralism Panel with speakers from Masorti (Conservative), ARZA (Reform) and AJC's Jewish Religious Equality Coalition (multi-denominational, including Orthodox) discussing the pressing religious and civil rights issues affecting Israeli life today: prayer at the Kotel; the issues on Mikvah funding and use; conversions; funding for non-Orthodox organizations; how Israelis and American Jews can impact the fight. This is sure to be a powerful impactful part of the event.
Keynote speaker, IDF Colonel (Ret) Kobi Marom, who served in special operations including rescuing Jews from the desert as part of Operation Moses and rose to become Brigade Commander for the Eastern Front in South Lebanon and the Hermon Brigade and is considered one of the leading experts on the situation along Israel's northern border.
Registration/donation is $25/adult and $18 children 13 – 18 and seniors 65+; children under 13 free. Net proceeds will be donated to various participating organizations.
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SEE Youth - AMHSI: Alexander Muss High School In Israel: a discussion of this incredible program of study in Israel for High School students featuring a panel of students who have experienced the program. They will be talking about the program and its transformative influence on their lives. The inclusion of young people in several of the presentations is a significant part of our day's events.
SEE The People's Army - Lone Soldiers Panel: a discussion of the phenomenon of lone solders that will include representatives from The Lone Soldier Center in memory of Michael Levin and Friends of the IDF with former lone solders attending and speaking about their experiences and its impact on their Judaism and Zionism. This is sure to be a beautiful and emotional session for attendees.
SEE Innovation - Technology and Science Panel: Several participating organizations will be presenting the work that they are doing in Israel that is impacting people in Israel and around the world. Panel will include the Israel Cancer Research Fund (they raise millions of dollars in the US each year and award grants for cancer research to Israeli researchers - an incredible story); United Hatzalah with a discussion of their technology and their life-saving emergency services both in Israel and around the world; Tikun Olam Makers who are innovators of medical and technological devices that improve the lives of the disabled.[SM1]
SEE Religious Inclusion - Religious Pluralism Panel with speakers from Masorti (Conservative), ARZA (Reform) and AJC's Jewish Religious Equality Coalition (multi-denominational, including Orthodox) discussing the pressing religious and civil rights issues affecting Israeli life today: prayer at the Kotel; the issues on Mikvah funding and use; conversions; funding for non-Orthodox organizations; how Israelis and American Jews can impact the fight. We think this will be a powerful impactful part of the event.
SEE Israel Activism on Campus - Stand with Us and SPACA (Students and Parents Against Campus Anti-Semistsm): Teens and college kids presenting their experiences along with organization panelists....another youth oriented presentation especially current in terms of preparedness for what young people will likely encounter on college campuses.
SEE The Land and its People - JNF: They will discuss the work they are doing in Israel and its impact on individuals across the country and around the world, from desalination and other environmental initiatives, to the development of underground playgrounds and shelters from bombing attacks.
ARZA Association of Reform Zionists of America
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Jobi is a 17 year from Morrison Colorado. She has been singing and playing guitar since she was in elementary school. At age 12, she won KYGO Radio's Rocky Mountain Idol contest and opened for Hunter Hayes a few months later as a result.
Her songwriting dates back to middle school. Her song "White Noise" was a finalist at Denver Swallow Hills Young Songwriters contest in 2013. Jobi recently atteneded Grammy Camp In Los Angeles this past summer and co-wrote 3 songs, all which were recorded and featured in the final showcase. Her writing crosses many genres including country, indie folk, pop, R&B as well as jazz. Jobi also plays mandolin and credits Rockygrass Academy for helping her with songwriting as well as pickin' skills.
When not writng songs, Jobi can be found living the life of a normal high school senior at Mullen High School where she is involved with the Acapella Group and Musical Theater.
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I have been spending time at my place in the Ouachita National Forest here in Arkansas. The leaves will soon be turning and I wanted to try and capture some of the fall colors.
It seems like the numbers of Walking Stick Insects around my place has been increasing each year. I will see 10 or more just on my deck. I read that these insects prefer foliage from the oak tree which I have in this area. This concerns me because, in heavy infestations, it can denude a stand of oak trees.
They are leaf skeletonizers, eating the tissues between the leaf veins, pausing for a while and then walking on to new leaves. They can feed at any time of day, but the greatest feeding activity has been noted between nine PM and three AM. Early-stage nymphs are often found on American hazel and black cherry, but where these are scarce, often choose white oak. Older individuals are often found on black oak. Another food tree is the black locust. Adults are present in August and September in the northern part of the range, but because of their tendency to feed high in the canopy, the insects are seldom seen. (Source: Wikipedia)
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Fri Jan 18, 2008
HAVERHILL - It's the kind of problem that can cause anxiety in parents of school-age children and leave students scratching their noggins: head lice.
Sharon Rodgers, the mother of a Walnut Square Elementary School student, wants city health officials to change a policy that allows children infected with lice eggs, also known as nits, to go to school. She said she wants to see a no-nit policy implemented.
Health officials said the current no-lice policy was put in place a few years ago to protect children and is recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics in place of the no-nit policy Haverhill formerly used. The recommendation is aimed at allowing children who don't have actual lice to avoid missing school.
Rodgers also wants school officials to immediately notify parents when there is an outbreak of lice, so they can take precautions to ensure their children are protected.
"If there is an outbreak, they just don't tell parents," Rodgers said. "We aren't allowed to know. I'm sure teachers want to tell parents, but they have to adhere to the city's policy."
Eileen Parry, school nurse leader for the city, said there are four cases of lice at Walnut Square Elementary School and that the problem is not uncommon.
"Head lice is out there, and we deal with it the best we can," Parry said. "The big thing is to manually pull the eggs out of the hair."
Walnut Square Principal Larry Marino said he will discuss the policy with the city Health Department.
"We'll be looking at what surrounding towns are doing," Marino said. "I feel the school and nurses are dealing with the problem aggressively, and we'll do the best we can for the kids of Haverhill."
Rodgers' daughter Olivia, a first-grader at Walnut Square, has an autoimmune disorder called alopecia, which can cause her hair to fall out. Rodgers said her daughter came home from school with nits and lice in her hair prior to Christmas, and that the treatment prescribed by a doctor caused more of her hair to fall out. Rodgers said she doesn't want her daughter to go through this again.
"When parents are not notified of a head lice outbreak, parents will not know to check, so children keep reinfecting each other over and over again," Rodgers said. "This has been happening all this school year, and it's still a problem. How can you solve a problem if you allow children to come to school with nits? Nits turn into lice."
Parry said the city instituted a no-lice policy a few years ago. If children have live lice they must go home, she said, but if they carry nits (lice eggs) in their hair they may stay in school - and their parents will be instructed in methods of treatment. Under the no-live-lice policy, an infected child must be checked by the school nurse before re-entering their school.
"We had a no-nit policy years ago, but we changed it to a no-live-lice policy at the recommendation of the American Academy of Pediatrics," Parry said. "It doesn't help to send children home. Education is key. We work with parents to help them get rid of the nits."
Walnut Square parent Karen Thompson agreed with Rodgers that the policy should allow for notifying parents in a classroom or school when there is an outbreak of lice.
"They sometimes send out general information letters telling you what to look for, but they don't specifically say if there is lice in the school," Thompson said. "Some parents might interpret it as there being a lice outbreak, others may not. We need to address the problem head on, without being told children's names. As a parent, I want to know if it's in my daughter's classroom so I can check her every single day."
Parents should still be checking their children and teaching them not to share hats, combs and coats, Parry said. She said children who are infected are not identified to other parents under the current policy so those children are protected from any mistreatment.
"The no-nit policy can disrupt lives, with nurses singling out children and children being out of school for days, yet it doesn't change the end result," Parry said. "When you notify people, it opens up a lot of issues."
Superintendent Raleigh Buchanan said the no-lice policy has been developed to try not to create more fear of a situation.
"This is the first case in my career where we've had a child with a condition like this," Buchanan said of Rodgers' daughter. "We've offered to move her to another school. The administration is trying to do what it can to protect all kids. It's at the point where we need to be sure we've taken every precaution by checking kids, which we are doing."
Rodgers said the staff at Walnut Square is doing what it can to address the problem, including handing out plastic trash bags to children so they can place their coats and hats and mittens in the bags - which are then hung on hooks.
"They did this to minimize clothing contact," Rodgers said. "The school nurse has been checking children's scalps as well. This helps to inform parents of any problem."


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Forget all the negative things, accomplish and do positive things. You may find it strange in every second of everyday life. In many places, many people have had is quickly frustrated and always run to negative actions. Do you want to receive all the positive information? You need to filter it.
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At the spiritual level, the pyramid is a symbol for the integration of self-and soul. In dreams, the pyramid can stand for death, but it also contains rebirth. The base of the pyramid stands for the body, the sides show the spiritual attempts, the point symbolizes the harmonious union of the human with the 'higher self-' (God).
On a metaphysical level, for some belief systems, the Great Pyramid is a place of great spiritual significance. If the Great Pyramid was used for religious purposes – such as a temple, place of meditation, or holy monument — rather than as a tomb, then certainly its size alone would make it a place of wonder. The ancient Egyptians saw the shape of the pyramids as a method of providing new life to the dead because the pyramid represented the form of the physical body emerging from the earth and ascending towards the light of the sun.
Within man, there are two aspects. There is his real inner, divine self. There is also the body and intellect which, at his present stage of evolution, consider himself to be a separate egoist entity. However, there comes a time when man realizes that he is not the body and intellect. His real existence is a state of being; a consciousness at one with the Universal Consciousness.
Pyramids amplify and then tightly focus energy through the apex. A crystal pyramid can be used to draw off negative energy and blockage from the chakras. To gain insights about a particular blockage you can place a pyramid in the appropriate location of the physical body. For example, to understand the emotional roots of an illness you might place an aventurine pyramid on the heart area. Visualize awareness and healing flowing through the point of the pyramid and spreading throughout the heart chakra.
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There are lots of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) working in the Great Lakes region, offering lots of jobs. Some of these jobs pay well and offer benefits that are not available in other positions in the region. For example, in Rwanda the World Food Program "offers a competitive compensation package which will be determined by the contract type and selected candidate's qualifications and experience", while the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is offering a salary to a driver of "G2/1 (UN Salary Scale for GS staff)", which I think is worth Rwandan Franc 6,885,000 per year, or about 10,000 US dollars or EU Euros. As the rewards of NGO work seem appealing, people who might otherwise go into the private or government sector may instead prefer to work in NGOs. The One Acre Fund, an agricultural NGO, claims to be Rwanda's fastest growing professional organisation.
There's some evidence that people are showing more interest in the relatively high paying NGO jobs. The site www.jobinrwanda.com lists job advertisements in Rwanda from NGOs, the private sector, and the state sector. It also says how many times people have looked at each job advertisement. For the IOM position, which was posted on 17 April, there have been 2438 views at the time of writing. By comparison the views for private and government jobs have been generally, but not always, lower: numeracy materials developer (22 April, 360 views), bush camp host (1 April, 610 views), network engineer (21 April, 1579 views), receptionist (14 April, 2481 views), and monitoring officer (22 April, 465 views). Other recent NGO advertisements have attracted many views: Africa Humanitarian Action (3262 views), World Food Program (1826 views), and One Acre Fund (1171 views).
There are many different ways of looking at the attraction of NGO jobs from an economic viewpoint. People are diverted from non-NGO occupations where they may have higher economic output or output growth, particularly in the private sector where there is greater competition to please consumers directly. NGOs may be productive and contribute to economic growth, but these outcomes are not usually their prime goal, and not generally enforced by the threat of closure.
Foreign NGO wages increase the amount of money in the Rwandan economy. They act as an injection into the economy, in the dominant Keynesian macroeconomic model: much of the wages gets spent in Rwanda, making other people and companies richer, who spend much of their money in Rwanda, and the circle continues. So the wages can increase the national income by an amount exceeding their initial level.
NGO wages probably don't have the potential for growth that private sector jobs do. Rwanda - capitalist, fairly free of corruption, growing rapidly, integrated in the wider East African economy - will offer an increasing number of private sector opportunities to become very rich through skill, persistence, and luck. The NGO sector offers immediate rewards, but probably far fewer growth prospects.
If I was ambitious in Rwanda and without too many family or personal responsibilities, it would be the private sector that would attract me, with its possibly lower wages and harder work in the short run.
Friday, 24 April 2015
Rwanda NGO jobs have high pay, but the private sector offers long term prospects
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An Oregon man whose 5-month-old son died last summer has filed a $5 million lawsuit against the maker of hammock-like baby beds.
Jonathan Kuzma of suburban Gresham contends in the lawsuit filed Tuesday in Multnomah County Circuit Court that the bed made by Amby Baby USA of Minneapolis was defective and dangerous and led to the suffocation death of his son Matteo in August.
The death of the Oregon infant and a 4-month-old in Georgia led to the Dec. 8 recall of about 24,000 Amby Baby Motion Beds.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission said the side-to-side shifting or tilting of the hammock could cause an infant to roll and become trapped or wedged against the hammock's fabric or mattress pad, posing a suffocation risk to babies.
Amby did not immediately respond to calls and e-mails from The Associated Press seeking comment on the recall and did not immediately respond to a voice mail message left after business hours Wednesday seeking comment on the lawsuit.


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We tend to focus on the big picture when it comes to training legs: big lifts with big weights that hit the biggest amount of muscle mass. There's certainly nothing wrong with that, so keep doing your big lifts to stimulate growth in the largest muscles of the lower body—the quads, glutes, and hams.
But every now and then, it's a good idea to focus on the finer points of these muscle groups, especially if your muscular development is lagging in some key areas.
I've identified three such areas in the lower body that seem to be problematic for many trainees: the quadriceps "teardrop," the inner hamstrings, and the outer calves. If any one of these areas is troubling you, here's your chance to troubleshoot and grow!


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One of the most important decisions we make as adults is choosing a place to call home. Whether you are looking for a permanent place to raise a family, or something a little more short term, the place you pick should reflect your lifestyle and be a comfortable refuge from your hectic day.
The dream situation is to live in a place where your landlord is transparent. Meaning, the only time you hear from them is when you need them. Have you ever lived in a place where you couldn't hang a picture on the wall, or painted a room with your favorite color? Having the flexibility to decorate your place with your style is what makes a house a home.
I did some searching, and found a few houses in Suffolk County, NY that, with the right touch, look like they would make a comfortable home.
153 Canal Road, Port Jefferson Station, NY
This 2-Bedroom, 1-bathroom, 1,100 square foot single family home has been recently remodeled. It has new carpet in the living room and bedrooms, and new kitchen appliances. There is a patio in the back with a deck and large yard. It is listed as pet-friendly on zillow.com, and is available for $1600 per month.
32 Holiday Blvd, Center Moriches, NY
This 3-bedroom single family home, with 1-1/2 bathrooms, has a full basement with washer and dryer hook-ups. The living space is 1,000 square feet, and the back yard has an enclosed fence to keep your pets safe. I assume, the landlord wouldn't have a problem with painting. Currently, one bedroom is yellow, and another bedroom is light blue, and the kitchen is green. With a few upgrades to the paint, this house looks like it could be very cozy. The asking price is $2000 per month.
21-39 45th Road, Long Island City, NY
A little more expensive than I would care to pay is a 1,000 square foot 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment in Long Island City. What I like about this one is the fact that I do not have to mow a lawn. The patio has a very small patch of grass that I could maintain with a pair of scissors. The unit has hardwood floors throughout, except for the kitchen which has tile. The living room has a built in shelving unit that looks like a shadow box frame. The location is great, just across the street from Court Square Station, and down the block from the John Murray playground.
10 Greybarn Lane, Amityville, NY
This one is most definitely my favorite. Although, it's not yet complete, Greybarn has a comfortable vibe to the property. An average 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment is 1200 square feet, and rents for about $2700 per month. For the same price as a single family home, I could have the same amount of space, plus the luxury of having a community centered atmosphere that makes socializing with neighbors easy and fun.
700 Broadway, Amityville, NY
This one seems almost too good to be true. It is a 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment for $1450 per month. It has a large living room, with a built in shelf along 2 walls. The complex is called Broad Hollow Gardens. Just off of the living room is a small outdoor space. The pictures I see from Google maps shows a lot of open green space between buildings.
No matter what kind of dwelling you are searching for to call home, the Long Island area has a variety of apartments and homes for rent that would fit anyone's needs.
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Joint strategy for older people
This strategy is about improving the lives of people aged over 65 years of age living in Midlothian.
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The strategy has been developed by the Joint Older People's Planning Group through consulting and engaging with people in that age group.
These stakeholders include volunteers, carers and representatives from community organisations and health and social care services.
Through public consultations and conversations a list of priorities were identified, developed and agreed by all involved. How we will meet these priorities is detailed within the Joint strategy for older people in Midlothian.
Over the next 20 years the number of people over 75 years of age is expected to double and the number of people over 90 years of age is expected to treble. This strategy sets out our approach to working with, encouraging and supporting older people as the population grows.


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The Lindenwold Police Department employs a twofold approach to facilitate our comprehensive crime fighting strategy. Our crime fighting strategy combines Community Policing with new technologies that allow us to track and map data on all types of crime, spot trends and allocate limited resources more strategically to areas that are experiencing "hot spots" of crime and disorder.
The Lindenwold Police Department has partnered with Public Engines to provide our agency with state of the art crime analytics along with CrimeReports.com to share neighborhood crime incident information with community members via the Internet.
Under the terms of the partnership, CrimeReports.com allows the Lyndhurst PD to publish local crime incident information to the Internet in near real-time, making raw crime data easily accessible and user-friendly for community members. By using CrimeReports.com, members of the public can easily view crime information from multiple jurisdictions where they both live and work in one convenient, easy-to-use location. The published information is presented through a Google Maps interface where residents can review up-to-date crime activity for any location within each agency's jurisdiction.
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CrimeReports.com is free to members of the public, and allows users to receive alerts automatically via email if a crime occurs in their immediate neighborhood. It also allows people to view reported crime activity on an easy-to-use map for any location within each agency's boundaries.
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The Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE) is pleased to respond to the House of Lords Science and Technology Committee Inquiry into science and the regional development agencies. This response has been compiled by Professor Andrew Walker, Vice-President of the RSE with the Research Officer, Dr Marc Rands, and with the assistance of a number of Fellows with considerable experience in this area.
There are two RDA's in Scotland , Scottish Enterprise and Highlands and Islands Enterprise. In addition, these Agencies themselves have a network of Local Enterprise Companies which show considerable diversity in operation. The Boards of Scottish Enterprise and Highlands and Islands Enterprise then have an over-arching role in bring issues together at the higher level. One other important difference between England and Scotland currently is that Scotland has a single Department and Minister responsible for both Higher Education and Enterprise , giving greater opportunities for strategy convergence.
Regional Development Agencies, however, are not the natural bedfellows of the Higher Education and Research Institutes and they need structures and incentives to work together. The recent white paper, on the Future of English Higher Education, placed an increased emphasis on mechanisms for encouraging such interactions. Some of these mechanisms already exist in Scotland , for example, through the Conditions of Grant imposed on Universities by the Scottish Higher Education Funding Council (SHEFC), but SHEFC and Scottish Enterprise have also been looking at further means of incentivising Knowledge Transfer processes, recently identified in the Joint SHEFC/Scottish Enterprise Task Group Report on Research and Knowledge Transfer. In addition, in 1996, the RSE developed, in partnership with Scottish Enterprise, a national strategy for commercialisation (the Technology Ventures Strategy), which aimed to encourage more of Scotland 's science and technology to be commercialised in Scotland .
An important area of consideration is the economic context in which the Regional Development Agencies and universities are operating. For example, despite the considerable emphasis placed on encouraging commercialisation of research-generated ideas, one of the major weaknesses of the Scottish economy in this respect is the absence of locally based businesses capable of developing such ideas. The current model is very much one of higher education institutions (HEIs) 'pushing' research findings out into the community rather than industry 'pulling' such ideas and actively developing them. Scotland does not lack 'institutional push'; it does, however, lack 'industry pull'. Of the top ten publicly quoted companies in Scotland , five are either banks or utilities and as a country, we have too few major directly research-dependent industries. Most Scottish companies are small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs), often in rather 'traditional' sectors. In many of these SMEs the barrier to knowledge uptake is that the companies are not able to analyse their business process in a way that allows them to envisage technological solutions. Moreover, there is a paucity of university staff with the knowledge, ability and time to undertake the kind of business or process analysis required to interact successfully with these companies.
There is, therefore, perhaps an insufficient recognition that in some regions the industrial base simply does not exist to exploit the scope for collaboration with academia. In some cases world class researchers cannot find any local businesses to work with and need to collaborate with industry outside their region or indeed outside the UK . This means that benefits flowing to the local area are indirect and therefore limited.
It is not easy to see how this can be addressed beyond encouraging such local collaboration as can take place, promoting academic spin-outs and attracting appropriate inward investment. In this context, the RSE in partnership with Scottish Enterprise has run a successful series of Enterprise Fellowships since 1997. These one-year Enterprise Fellowships have equipped former post-doctoral researchers, or younger lecturers, with the hands-on business knowledge to enhance the commercialisation potential of their own research. They encourage the establishment of new start-up companies and allow young entrepreneurs to devote time to develop their research into a commercial project. In Spring 2001, Scottish Enterprise commissioned SQW Ltd to carry out an independent review and evaluation of the 13 Enterprise Fellowships that had been completed at that point. Its report concluded that: "The Enterprise Fellowship programme is shaping up to be an excellent contributor to economic development in Scotland . It is enabling progress to be made in the commercialisation of university research and the establishment of technology-oriented new businesses." The companies which these Enterprise Fellows have created to date include: Intense Photonics, Microemissive Displays, Surfactant Solutions, Edinburgh Biocomputing Solutions, Photonic Materials, Kymata and Intrallect. In recognition of this, Scottish Enterprise announced this year a major expansion in the number of Enterprise Fellowships to be run by the RSE, with funding of £5.5 million for a further 80 new Enterprise Fellowships in Scotland.
Other examples of valuable initiatives in this area, supported or encouraged by Scottish Enterprise, include the development of the Strathclyde/Glasgow E-Institute, the Edinburgh/ Stanford Alliance, The Scottish Institute for Enterprise , Connect, Scottish Enterprise's Proof of Concept Fund and the Intermediate Technology Institutes. Details of these can be found in Scottish Enterprise's 2002 Operating Plan (http://www.scottish-enterprise.com/publications/ operatingplan2002.pdf). Highland and Islands Enterprise have also instigated a competitive Research Challenge Fund to encourage technology transfer, details of which can be found at http://www.hie.co.uk/competition.html.
Additional Information
In responding to this consultation the Society would like to draw attention to the following Royal Society of Edinburgh responses which are of relevance to this subject: Commercialisation Enquiry: Final Report (1996); A Framework for Economic Development (March 2000); Research and the Knowledge Age (April 2000); A Science Strategy for Scotland (July 2000); The Are We Realising Our Potential Inquiry (July 2000; January 2001); Review of Research Policy and Funding (April 2001); Review of the supply of scientists and engineers (August 2001) Scottish Higher Education Review (January 2002); Scottish Higher Education Review: Second Consultation Paper (August 2002) and Research and Knowledge Transfer in Scotland (September 2002).
Professor Andrew Walker
Vice President
Royal Society of Edinburgh


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He told me that he used to work for a company that once flew him out to some convention to sell "talking heads" for $15,000 each. What he was selling was actually a box which would make whoever was in the box appear to only be a head floating in mid-air. I'm just telling you what he told me. So, nobody else could sell these things so they sent him in. He sold two in one day. Suffice it to say that he can sell anything.
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So, stress is high and money is tighter than tight. Honestly, it's getting quite tough to survive. When I get stressed I stay busy doing all kinds of things. This past weekend I decided that my 16 month old needed a haircut terribly. Knowing that we could not afford to fork over $15 or $20 for a haircut, I saw this as my opportunity to save some money. It wasn't like I was a total novice at this. When I was a single mom some 9 years ago, I used to always cut my son's hair with clippers, especially in the summer. I actually got quite good at it. Most people even said that I did a better job than the people at the beauty shops.
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I felt pretty confident that I could handle a quick trim, the only problem was I couldn't find my normal clippers. The only thing I could find was a pair of clippers that my parents sent to me. I figured, "What the hay, clippers are clippers", so I put on the number 4 spacer and went to town. The first swipe or two I thought that the cut looked too short. "Oh my Lord!", I thought, "I can see his scalp!" This is cutting WAY too short! I guess stress got the best of me and I just totally lost it. You thought that my 16 month old would be the one to have the meltdown, but no....it was me. I sobbed uncontrollably for about 15 minutes. The stress of my husband having no job and money being so tight really got to me. Not to mention I had sheared my precious little baby. I sent my husband out with some money that we scraped together to get him "fixed".
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Poland's outspoken, right-wing foreign minister has turned his guns on the increasingly super-state like aparatus of the European Union, and has said Europeans should try to solve problems locally, rather than relying on continental solutions.
Foreign minister Witold Waszczykowski, who has been in the post since Poland's landslide elections in November, made the remarks in conversation with Germany's Welt, saying "We should solve problems at the lowest possible level".
The Polish politician said issues should only be tackled at a supra-national level in special cases, and above all: "The EU should not try to become a superstate".
Taking a pot-shot at the lack of democracy in the European Union and the power of unelected bureaucrats in the Commission, Mr. Waszczykowski said the power should overwhelmingly reside in national parliaments. While the foreign secretary said the United Kingdom should stay in the European Union, it should be in a Union reformed along his own lines — with no Lisbon treaty, Euro single currency, and respect for the sovereignty of member states.
On the other hand, he said in this "very closely balanced Union" there should be more integration in common energy — perhaps a reflection of eastern Europe's traditional energy dependence on Russian gas, and a "common security policy".
While Mr. Waszczykowski said he didn't want Poland to leave the European Union, the constant attacks on the policies of Poland's right wing, democratically elected government have left some senior figures asking whether Poland needed their own referendum.
Poland has recently received censure from the EU over their refusal to take immigrants from other European nations under the Union's forced relocation scheme, and may be fined considerable amounts of money if they continue to refuse. Mr. Waszczykowski said: "Each state has the sovereign right to decide on the admission of migrants themselves".
Breitbart London has reported before on the remarks of Poland's foreign minister, who has robust views on the migrant crisis, and the European political left. Speaking out after the Bataclan attacks in November, Mr. Waszczykowski predicted "crazed leftists" would attempt to blame the violence on the West rather than the Islamist perpetrators.
He said: "I have a problem with that, because I heard in this morning's discussions these crazed leftists who explained that we are guilty, that Western countries are to blame.
"[They say] we have not created the right conditions for living, for integration for these people and they are so frustrated by it they reach for the Kalashnikov, the suicide belt. It is down to the faults of our society.
"That's a blind alley. Whipping up shame in our society, makes our civilisation lame".
Mr. Waszczykowski is the former Polish ambassador to Iran, an experience he says has given him a unique insight into Middle Eastern culture and Islam, and leading him to remark:
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The Arsenic LabyrinthBook - 2007 | 1st U.S. ed.
After ten years, Guy - a drifter with a taste for deception - has returned to Coniston in England's Lake District. Local journalist Tony di Venuto is campaigning to revive interest in the disappearance of Emma Bestwick, and Guy knows what happened to her.
When Guy tips off the newspaperman that Emma will not be coming home, DCI Hannah Scarlett, head of Cumbria's Cold Case Review Team, re-opens the old investigation. Her inquiries take her to the Museum of Myth and Legend and to the remote and eerie Arsenic Labyrinth - a series of stone tunnels used to remove arsenic from tin ore.
Meanwhile, historian Daniel Kind is immersing himself in the work of John Ruskin, whose neighbors created the Arsenic Labyrinth. A shocking discovery made against the stunning backdrop of the Lake District in winter makes it clear to Hannah that there is more than one mystery to solve, and she turns to Daniel for help in untangling the secrets of the past....
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Scientists discover walking and swimming anemonesNovember 26th, 2007 - 1:30 pm ICT by admin
Washington, Nov 26 (ANI): Scientists have discovered a new species of sea anemone which can swim and walk across the floor.
This particular attribute in this specie is different as sea anemones are normally known to anchor themselves on the seafloor and show no signs of movement.
Found in waters surrounding the Aleutian Islands near Alaska, this new specie (termed Aureophycus aleuticus), is a type of brown algae that might represent a new genus, or even family of the seaweed. Up to 10 feet long, the kelp was discovered near thermal vents in the region of the Islands of the Four Mountains.
Sea anemones are animals that typically use a foot to anchor to rocks. Some are known to detach when attacked or if their environment changes and food becomes scarce.
The new species likely belong to a class of anemones that can detach and drift with ocean currents.
"Since the underwater world of the Aleutian Islands has been studied so little, new species are being discovered even today," said Stephen Jewett, a marine biologist at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, and the dive expedition leader.
Jewett and his team are studying the Aleutian waters to gauge the overall health of the islands and life there. (ANI)
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It is one of our key aims to bring new people into the game, and as part of our commmitment to the sport, we welcome all juniors to our
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Archie Qualtrough (10) achieved a 17 handicap, and raised over £2,500, including Gift Aid, for 4 causes - The Golf Foundation, CRY, YoungMinds and the Finlay Cooper Fund
Will King (11) raised £800 for Lincolnshire Down Syndrome Support Group
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Josh Woodiwiss (15) cut his handicap from 45 to 23 in 12 months
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Wednesday Advanced 6 to 7pm 6 £36 ( " )
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Saturday Intermediates 10 to 11am 5 £30 ( " )
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No lesson 30/9/17
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Trip to Arkansas was a great success! We had all kinds of adventures! Gwen had the best time, I think, and was hardly grouchy at all (once we gave up on trying to sleep Gwen with her cousins in the same room and put her to bed in our room. She just had too much fun in there... sleep didn't happen. Side note, but I gotta add that even after we moved her into our room, we once heard her jabbering during a nap... and discovered that her cousin A had climbed into her packnplay with her and they were just chattering away!)
If it looks like the trip revolved around food... um, it pretty much did! We were treated again and again by both my parents and my sister's family and let's just say we got pretty spoiled! (good thing I got a work out every morning with either my mom, racquetball with my dad/bro/hubby, or intense gym-going with my amazingly in shape sister!)
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Welcome BBQ with Spencer at the grill... oh, man, the food hit the spot! and relaxing together while the kids played was amazing! I love the both cousin J and cousin A chose to pose with their bacon when I came over with my camera... :) And you gotta love the stacked cups next to Gwen. She thought they were toys. She also thought the plastic knives and forks were fun... she kept dropping them between the wood slats so they'd fall irretrievably under the deck.
Enjoying the kiddie pool... not just for kiddies! Eric and my bro, Spencer, had a lil splashing contest that turned into wrestling. Boys. Go figure! the gorgeous gal is my older sister, Tamara, and the goofy guy in orange spraying down the kiddos is my dad. He loves being a Grandpa. :)
Gwen, cousin A, and pretty much everyone enjoyed picking fresh blueberries from Grandpa's bushes. I think it was a morning ritual for Gwen and Grandpa to check to see if they were ready. She was quite "regular" on this trip!
One of my best friends from HS, Carly, and her sweet daughter, Im..., came for dinner to hang out and catch up. It was so wonderful to see her and share our lovely children!
Gwen and Grandpa demonstrating that the smores were good
Mexican dinner with everyone except Spencer. Love the pixie tails on lil cousin L'S!
Splash park with the Heiners. J and A were totally into it... Gwen wasn't so sure. Though after we left she kept asking for days to go back to the "splash".
Post Splash park frozen yogurt with the Heiners... Caroline is there, under her carseat cover.
Had some shopping--just us gals!-- my sis posing in cute shoes to prove it. Had some of us together, but unfortunately, I looked awful beyond crop or photoshop fixup, so those pics didn't make the cut.
Swimming with the Heiners-- Eric was a great jungle gym.
Pizza to celebrate cousin J's sportiness
Kayaking with the Heiners
Off the dock activities!
Lunch with everyone at Huhut Mongolian BBQ... DELISH!
Gwen sitting with Grandpa
Gwen learned how to ride a tricycle... and LOVED it!
Gwen relaxing with Grandma "Sugar"
My Mom and Dad
Grandma and Grandpa lovin on Caroline. She found her feet on this trip!
Gwen really grew up in my eyes too. She remembered everyone's names, used complete sentences with finesse, and developed a real bond with her cousin A, closest to her in age. Even though we've been home for 2 weeks now, she still asks me regularly "what is A doing?" or "Gwen to go play with cousin A? At his house? Please mom?" How can I refuse a request like that? We'll just have to do it again soon... see ya'll at Christmas! :)


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In a guest post today, Samantha Miller digs deeper into understanding the nature of labeling in the organic food market. Miller is a graduate student in Journalism at American University. She is a student in this semester's "Science, the Environment and the Media" course -- MCN.
Grass-fed beef, cage-free chicken, all-natural apple juice … organic Oreos? As large food companies continue to trickle into the mainstream organic market, deciphering food labels has become a bit of a mystery. "Even the basic understanding of what 'organic' means is not universal," according to an article in the Journal of Consumer Behavior. "If consumers cannot distinguish organic from conventional food on reasonable criteria, it is not surprising that they do not purchase organics at greater rates."
Moreover, several European studies found that consumers are skeptical of organic certification programs, causing them to dismiss organic foods altogether. And maybe they're onto something — the USDA's organic program calls itself a "marketing program" that doesn't regulate nutrition or food safety. Although the program does keep a close eye on products labeled organic.
So to make your next trip to the grocery store a little less confounding, here's a breakdown of the most commonly used labels.
- ORGANIC: "Organic food is produced without using most conventional pesticides; fertilizers made with synthetic ingredients or sewage sludge; bioengineering; or ionizing radiation," according to the United States Department of Agriculture. Any item labeled organic must be made with at least 95 percent organically produced materials. However, this regulation doesn't apply to personal-care products like shampoo or makeup, Deirdre Imus writes in her book, The Essential Green You!
- USDA CERTIFIED ORGANIC: This label can only be used on meat and dairy products. The animals can't be treated with hormones or antibiotics and must have access to the outdoors. They must be given organic feed, but that doesn't mean they're on a grass diet
- MADE WITH ORGANIC INGREDIENTS: Products sporting this label must contain at least 70 percent organically produced materials
- NATURAL or GREEN: Beware — there aren't any federal regulations on these terms. And yet 18 percent of Americans regularly buy "all-natural" products, according to a 2007 Harris poll
- CERTIFIED HUMANE RAISED AND HANDLED: "This label is bestowed by the American Human Society on animal products that meet their criteria for animal welfare," according to The Essential Green You!
- GRASS-FED or PASTURE-RAISED: Animals were raised in a grazing pasture
- CAGE FREE: This applies to chickens that weren't housed in traditional wire cages. Although, there's no way to tell if the birds were raised in a pasture, a barn with one window or an overcrowded coop
- NO ADDITIVES: This means additives weren't injected into the eggs. "It doesn't have anything to do with what the chickens were fed, nor does it ensure that no antibiotics or pesticides were used to treat the birds," according to The Essential You!
Eco chic: How sustainability became a Hollywood trend
Singer Sheryl Crow released an organic cookbook last month, actress Natalie Portman launched a vegan shoe line in 2008 and celebrities are photographed toting Whole Foods grocery bags on a daily basis. "Some people now perceive organic food to be fashionable because of the considerable coverage in the media it has received, the recent promotional campaigns and the high prices associated with organic food," according to the article in the Journal of Consumer Behavior.
While celebrities aren't getting paid to shop at Whole Foods — that we know of — there's a reason Americans fawn over the latest Hollywood trends. "Celebrities are particularly effective endorsers because they are viewed as highly trustworthy, believable, persuasive, and likeable," according to an article from the European Journal of Marketing.
Plus, popular books like Michael Pollan's The Omnivore's Dilemma and films like Food, Inc. helped shed light on America's industrialized food system, ultimately transforming the way people think about food.
And then there's the clothing market. Fashion designers are beginning to respond to consumer demands for eco-friendly products, and that means a greater selection of feel-good frocks for shoppers. And with reputable names like H&M, Levi's and even Walmart jumping on the sustainable bandwagon, consumers now have myriad options to chose from. In fact, global sales of organic apparel and home fabrics jumped to $4.3 billion in 2009, a 35 percent increase from the year before, according to the Organic Trade Association.
The organic movement has pervaded just about every mainstream outlet — from grocery store aisles and movie theater screens, to New York City runways and the Hollywood Hills. If current trends are any indication, the organic phenomenon is here to stay.
-- Guest post by Samantha Miller, a graduate student in Journalism at American University, Washington, D.C. This post is part of the course "Science, Environment, and the Media" taught by Professor Matthew Nisbet in the School of Communication at American. See also other posts on food policy by Winn and members of her project team.


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It is the good time of year for movies, and although I doubt any movie will top The Fantastic Mr. Fox on my film of the year list, I would like to keep an open mind. Here are some movies opening soon that I am particularly happy to see:
1. Invictus – South Africa post-Apartheid, Nelson Mandela, Matt Damon + sports (remember, I am an admitted sports fan now); Seriously, this is like the best of all possible worlds colliding. (Note: I also really liked AO Scott's review in the New York Times today and his ability to place this film in the context of Eastwood's larger body of work dealing with the theme of vengeance.)
2. The Lovely Bones – So the reviews aren't the best, but I still want to see how Peter Jackson handles the weighty subject matter of this film.
3. Up in the Air – David wanted to see this last weekend, but it was sold out (I will refrain from mentioning what we saw instead). David travels all the time for work, so I think this appeals to him on that level, and I was apathetic about seeing it, until I clicked on the official website and the first words I saw were "How much does your life weigh?", which reminded me of this ongoing obsession that I have about lightness and weight (Note: that post reminds me of my whole needing to improve the proofreading pledge).
4. The Young Victoria: This movie stars Emily Blunt, that guy that played Mr. Wickham in the Kiera Knightley Pride and Prejudice, and a host of other British actors who have been in Jane Austen adaptations. I am a well known sucker for British period pieces, but throw in a historical tale about a British Queen, and I will be lining up for opening day tickets. I don't know what it is that makes the long-ruling female British monarchs so much better than the male ones, but it is probably closely related to what it is that makes modern day female politicians so much better than their male counterparts.
Notably, I have no interest in Avatar. It looks creepy, weird and the last James Cameron movie was such an epic waste of time, I don't have any desire to repeat that experience, regardless of whatever those film critics may try to persuade me to do.


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However, despite all of the fuss over the "death tax," relatively few people actually end up paying the tax. Most people avoid it through savvy estate planning.
CNN Money's recent article simply asks, "Will Republicans kill the estate tax?" The article reports that House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady calls it "un-American."
"You work your whole life to build up a nest egg or a family-owned business or family farm. Then you pass away ... Uncle Sam can swoop in and take over 40% of everything you've earned over a certain amount. It's just wrong," said Brady at an event promoting tax reform.
However, there are a few important details about the estate tax that should not be overlooked, specifically that the Congressional Budget Office projects the tax will raise between $25 billion and $34 billion a year over the next decade.
The tax currently affects only 0.2% of all estates. Only those estates worth more than $5.49 million this year ($10.98 million for married couples) are required to file estate tax returns and only half of those will be taxable after deductions and credits. The Tax Policy Center estimates that just over 11,000 estates will have to file a return in 2017, and only half will owe any federal tax.
In addition, very few family farms and businesses are affected. The Tax Policy Center estimates about 80 family-owned businesses and farms will need to pay any estate tax in 2017. The Congressional Research Service projects a higher number for any given year (about 159) but notes they represent fewer than 3% of taxable estates. In addition, there are estate tax law options that allow owners to significantly lower the value of a family business or farm for estate tax purposes.
No one can argue that there's unfairness to a tax that is levied on money that you have already paid income or investment tax on, and then your family get taxed again.
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Mark Stoops: Kentucky "fortunate" to win close games
Kentucky is 4-1, but it could easily be 1-4 this season.
Instead, the Wildcats are tied with UGA for second place in the SEC East.
Their sole loss came to then-unranked Florida, 14-9, two weeks ago. Florida remains undefeated and is now No. 11 in the latest AP Poll.
Kentucky performed magic by edging out Eastern Kentucky 34-27 in overtime on Saturday, with defensive tackle Cory Johnson's game-ending sack sealing the victory.
That extended the Wildcats' penchant for close games, all of which have been decided by single digits this season:
- Louisiana-Lafayette (40-33 win)
- South Carolina (26-22 win)
- Florida (14-9 loss)
- Missouri (21-13 win)
- Eastern Kentucky (34-27 OT win)
"We just feel very fortunate. That's the word that jumps out at me right now," coach Mark Stoops told reporters after Saturday's win over Eastern Kentucky.
The Wildcats have a week off as they prepare for Auburn in sold-out Commonwealth Stadium on Thursday, Oct. 15.
Kentucky must improve in all aspects if it wants to make some noise in the SEC East.
The Wildcats face Auburn, Mississippi State, Tennessee and Georgia over the next five weeks.
It's crazy to think about just how fine the line is between 5-0 and 0-5 for this Kentucky team.
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Jessie Chu
Dr. Kate Liu
Postmodern Film and Fiction
April 26, 2000
Reconstructing Chinese Canadian History in
Sky Lee's Disappearing Moon Cafe
I. Significance of searching bones
A. Wong Gwei Chang searched the bones in order to send them back to China for a proper burial.
B. Early Chinese men built Canada Pacific Railroad with endurance.
C. Kae Ying Woo / Sky Lee search the stories and reconstruct collective Chinese Canadian's history.
II. Chinese community
A. Historical background
1. 1923 - Chinese Exclusion Act (1923-47 Immigration Act)
2. 1924 - the death of Janet Smith reinforced the white's xenophobia.
B. Chinese women's position in early immigration history
1. Women's silence: oppression from men, the white and language (26)
2. Mui Lan has her identity as her son's mother and her husband's wife, even on her official document of entry, she was stamped "a merchant's wife" (28).
3. Having a son to inherit the family name is a priority for traditional Chinese women. Mui Lan gains her privilege by her son and being a mother-in-law. She is very domineering to her son and her daughter-in-law.
4. Fong Mei, after being a mother, also has Mui Lan's way to manipulate her children's (Beatrice, Suzanne and John) love, life and marriage.
C. The relationship within Chinese community
1. Mui Lan - Fong Mei: 59-60, 62
2. Mui Lan - Song An: 155,
3. Choy Fuk - Fong Mei : 163
4. Choy Fuk - Song An: 100, 110
5. Fong Mei - Ting An: 133 (baby)
D. Crisis of identity for the fourth generation
1. Incestuous relationship of Morgan and Suzanne
2. The crisis of Beatrice and Keeman's marriage: Song Ang's son, Keeman, an expected grandson for Mui Lan, is not Choy Fuk's son because of his impotency.
3. Identity crisis of Morgan and Kae: 60
III. Structure of Disappearing Moon Cafe:
A. Diverse time period: fluidity of history
B. The frame structure of prologue and epilogue are Wong Gwei Chang's reminiscence
of his life. It is a typical structure of history, however, the body of the fiction portrays four-generation Chinese women's life in Canada by Kae's narration.
C. Mixed genres: melodrama+history+ficton
Mixed genres enable Sky Lee to unravel the repressed history of Chinese Canadian. The hybridization of genres rejects the categorization of neither Chinese culture or Canadian identity but claims a in-between position.
IV. Conclusion: The hybridized genres of Disappearing Moon Cafe is Sky Lee's deconstruction and reconstruction of collective Chinese Canadian immigration history and Chinese Canadian women's history. By intertexualizing historical event and family saga, Lee traces the past history to construct the self in the present. The work as a whole presents a harmonious ending of reunion, Chinese Canadian's in-between position, their hybrid identity and inheritance of two cultures and multiple histories.
Works Cited
Chao, Lien. "Constituting Minority Canadian Women and our Sub-Cultures: Female Characters in Selected Chinese Canadian Literature."
Henggan, Graham. "The Latitudes of Romance: Representations of Chinese Canada in Bowering's To All Appearances A Lady and Lee's Disappearing Moon Cafe." Canadian Literature 140 (spring 1994): 34-48.
Lee, Sky. Disappearing Moon Cafe. Vancouver: Douglas & McIntyre, 1990.


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