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1. Re: 3945ABG does not updatePudgyOne Apr 21, 2011 8:05 AM (in response to Urdypooh)
Make a system retore point. That way if things don't work correctly, you can go back to what you have now.
After you have the system restore point go to...
start, control panel, programs and features(add/remove programs). Look for the Intel ProSet drivers. Uninstall, then restart your computer.
Then install the new drivers. Cannot remmeber if a restart is also needed after the new drivers are installed.
2. Re: 3945ABG does not update
thank you for your response but I don't think it is the update mechanism itself. I have a feeling I just get old files off the Intel website. The dates of the files point to last year in Program Files/Intel/Driver/... and the update actually works perfectly (=without an error message). So a restore point won't help.
- Urdypooh
3. Re: 3945ABG does not update
I am having the same issue. The latest 3945ABG download seems to have the 126.96.36.199 drivers, not the 13.5.0.
I tried downloading both the drivers only and full install. After running full install, the C:\Program Files\Intel\WiFi\Drivers folder has the 18.104.22.168 drivers.
I have uninstalled all previous versions, deleted the intel folder and still same issue.
4. Re: 3945ABG does not update
I tested it again with Win 7 Ultimate 64bit with the same result.
I agree with ksr that the exe files contains an old version and not version 13.5.0
5. Re: 3945ABG does not update
Same thing over here. The package contains the (buggy) 220.127.116.11. drivers.
Anybody from Intel reading this?
6. Re: 3945ABG does not updatenjguy63 Feb 11, 2012 8:33 PM (in response to white_pawn )
Does anyone have a solution for this? I still can't update this driver.
7. Intel Pro wireless 3945ABG drivers does not updatenjguy63 Feb 11, 2012 8:42 PM (in response to Urdypooh)
Same issue for me. Even when I update the Intel Pro wireless 3945ABG to the latest driver version I always have driver version: 184.108.40.206
I tried uninstalling and it still installs version 220.127.116.11
Anyone have a solution for this?
8. Re: Intel Pro wireless 3945ABG drivers does not updateIlenek Feb 14, 2012 11:56 AM (in response to njguy63)
The current driver for the Intel® PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Network Connection is 126.96.36.199.
Thank you,
Intel Customer Support
9. Re: Intel Pro wireless 3945ABG drivers does not updatenjguy63 Mar 13, 2012 7:35 PM (in response to Ilenek)
The issue I am having is the Intel's driver update utility informed me that there is a software update for my 3945ABG adaptor.
I installed the updated Intel Proset/Wireless WiFi connection Utility software version 184.108.40.206 for the 3945ABC network adaptor.
After you install the Intel Pro Wireless 14.3.0 utility software it gives you a error message that the Software utility version 188.8.131.52 does not support the 3945ABG Network Connection driver version 22.214.171.124 and suggests to update the 22.214.171.124 driver to a supported version?
If the 220.127.116.11 driver is the latest version for 3945ABG adapter, why isn't it compatable with the latest Proset/Wireless WIFi Connection utility software version 184.108.40.206?
Why can't the latest intel proset/wireless wifi connection utility updater install a 3945ABG driver that is compatable with the latest software?
10. Re: Intel Pro wireless 3945ABG drivers does not updatered-erik Mar 14, 2012 3:28 AM (in response to njguy63)
The same here. Intel Support DOES NOT ANSWER to such question. They stated "3945ABG is in EOS/EOF".
11. Re: Intel Pro wireless 3945ABG drivers does not updatenjguy63 Mar 21, 2012 6:22 PM (in response to Ilenek)
I don't see on Intel's support pages that the 3945ABG adaptor is end of life and not supported? I see that is still active.
I did see mentioned that driver version for 3945ABG adaptor will not be updated with the latest software updates.
Though when I update the software I see the error /warning that latest 3945ABG adaptor driver is not compatable with the latest version 14.3.1 software
I wish intel will respond to this or I have to start a new thread since it looks like this thread is considered already "answered".
12. Re: 3945ABG does not updatekunalhanda May 1, 2012 2:03 PM (in response to Urdypooh)
I am also facing some issues with 3945ABG Network adapter.I bought my HP Pavellion Laptop 4 years back (Which came with Vista YUK).. which I had to upgrade to Windows 7 by shelling Re 5000, and till then I am strugling to get the drivers for my laptop; Some how managed to run all the components on my laptop. HP site even does not support Windows 7 for my laptop (Great!!!).
Recently I was trying to create "Virtual WiFi", Nice looking feature if Windows 7 (Where you can convert your laptop to a virtual hotspot and share the internet,with other devices) but found this adapter does not support that feature. Now I have to spend some more money to get a wifi router.
Even I am wondering why even invest in PC and Laptop now, I can very well sell my Laptop and get a nice smart phone, which will eventually serve a wifi hotspot ( wondering if this feature can implimented so easily in mobiles, whats a great deal in implementing this in Laptops).
Come on Intel, Please care for your existing customer and dont make us feel useless and helpless, as we dont have any other way to get the support for our existing systems if manufactires itsself is stopping the support of the drivers and devices sold just 4 years back :-(
Hope you will include the virtual wifi. hotspot feature and support for other issues mentioned above.
Your frustrated customer;
13. Re: Intel Pro wireless 3945ABG drivers does not updatePier.89 Nov 16, 2013 6:33 AM (in response to Ilenek)
An update of Intel Pro wireless 3945ABG for Windows 8.1?
Drivers of Windows 8 don't work on this last O.S.
14. Re: 3945ABG does not updatejoe_intel Nov 18, 2013 10:46 AM (in response to Urdypooh)
The Intel® PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Network Connection is only supported by Intel® in Windows* 7 or older operating systems. In Windows* 8 you may get a Microsoft* inbox driver. Please refer to the articles below.
Intel� Wi-Fi Products; Which operating systems are supported by Intel� Wireless Products?
Intel� Wi-Fi Products; Intel� Wireless Products and Microsoft Windows 8*
Intel� Wi-Fi Products; Intel� Wireless Products and Microsoft Windows 8.1*


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La Grande Epicerie
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Probably my favorite place to go in Paris. I also stay within about 2 blocks of La Grande Epicerie and stop by every day. Tell me... how did you take all of those photos? I always get my hand slapped.ReplyDelete
Fantastic Tour de Food, and the strawberry sugar beats my imagination!ReplyDelete
I am with you on this one, though:
I'd much rather hang out at La Grande Epicerie
than at any museum! I have been to Venice countless times, but not in any museums yet. Simply too much inspiration outside museum walls, at least so far.
That said, I did travel all the way to Lausanne to see
the Edward Hopper exhibition at the Hermitage - it's not that I avoid museums. ;-)
The museums in Venice are to die for - all those Titians, Tintorettos, the best of the best!
You must head back rapidamente!
where all black with a big long scarf and carry a small camera, preferably a Canon S90.
Sometimes I shoot from the hip, as long as I'm in focus-the tricks of the trade :)
J'aime La Grande Epicerie! It is always a lesson in food preparation when there. You are a sneaky girl with the camera! Love these shots.ReplyDelete
Dropped by to see what cookin'. Thanks for your secret agent work as there is so much to savor at La Grande Epicerie. Would have been sad to miss the dashing & daring gentleman in the red jacket!ReplyDelete
Have a delicious Day!
I have been a reader for over a year now, and we all really enjoy your blog.ReplyDelete
We import both flavored syrups and sugars. The sugars are especially useful in baking – imagine crème brulee topped with chocolate or cinnamon sugar!
The lemon sugar is perfect in shortbread tea cookies.
The syrups are perfect to sweeten teas, coffees or mix with club soda. Any place that you would use sugars, you can use these.
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Carol, you must have willpower of steel. If I were there, in the middle of all that lusciousness, I simply could not resist buying SOMETHING! As for those colorful syrups, yes, I'd mix them with seltzer and make my own drink. Hercule Poirot had a hankering for syrup drinks - just thought I'd mention it. :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for the suggestion! I simply must visit! I have one of those sirops at home.ReplyDelete
Wow, I have never seen so many different kinds of breads in one picture! :) and all those bottles look so gorgeous. Keep posting your Paris photos, I live vicariously through you. ;DReplyDelete
So cool! I've been to Paris many times but have not heard of this place. Must go there next time.ReplyDelete
Ooooo, you are so brave. I got busted trying to take pictures of the bread and sandwich making process there. I got some other great pictures before that though! :)ReplyDelete
I love shopping in a different locale--it's always intriguing to me--or even, as you say, browsing and not shopping! It's just fun.ReplyDelete
Bonjour Carol,ReplyDelete
This is one of my favortie hang-outs too. I always leave with my wallet lighter, and my stomach bigger! Perhaps one day we'll meet at the huge bread counter...
Great shots, how do you manage it? I usually chicken out at the last minute, but I did get up my nerve last Christmas, just before I saw the veggie guy giving me a dirty look!
Take care,
Bonjour Carol,ReplyDelete
This is one of my favortie hang-outs too. I always leave with my wallet lighter, and my stomach bigger! Perhaps one day we'll meet at the huge bread counter...
Great shots, how do you manage it? I usually chicken out at the last minute, but I did get up my nerve last Christmas, just before I saw the veggie guy giving me a dirty look!
Take care,
La Grande Epicerie now doesn't that sound really Grande! I'm like you Carol I love the foodie shops ~ they give me a real buzz!ReplyDelete
I don't know... this place is a little trop dangereux pour moi. I could drop a 100 euros without even getting past the pastry case.ReplyDelete
Love La Grande Epicerie! Thanks for shring your moments there!ReplyDelete
I remember feeling ever so slightly faint the first time I visited La Grande Epicerie. The sheer scale and depth is really a buzz in itself. I wandered and wandered, it was a heavenly maze, an ode to food.ReplyDelete
I have actually used strawberry sugar to make a lemon balm pound cake. Quite the treat "pour les quatre heures"...though home-made "sirop de fraises" far more effectively imparts that fresh berry flavor.
As for those sirops you saw, all can be used to flavor sparkling or still water, to make a sorbet or ice cream, a dessert glaze, a cake filling...
I love that you followed the red coat. Like that film, about the red balloon.
I love that you felt faint in La Grand Epicerie Tammy...ReplyDelete
where have I felt faint..
there MUST be someplace on the planet...
maybe Brazil did it to me...


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VUKOVAR, Croatia (AP) — Can Vukovar also be Bykobap?
Whether the name of the war-scarred town on the Danube is written in the Latin or Cyrillic alphabet is a sensitive question. Croatia's upcoming entry into the European Union is forcing residents of the Balkan country to answer it.
More than 20 years after it was reduced to rubble in a brutal Serb-led army siege, Vukovar is testing if Croatians are ready to respect the EU's standards on minority rights when their country joins as the 28th member on July 1.
The Croatian government is trying to introduce Serbian Cyrillic writing into areas with sizeable ethnic Serb communities, a move that has infuriated Croatia's war veterans and nationalists. Thousands of flag-waving protesters, some wearing military uniforms, joined a demonstration against the change on Saturday in downtown Vukovar.
Unlike ethnic Croats, the minority Serbs use the Cyrillic alphabet, which is influenced by Orthodox Christianity and also used by Russians. Though Vukovar, for instance, sounds the same in both alphabets, in Cyrillic it is written Bykobap.
Saturday's protest was organized by veteran groups, Vukovar wartime defenders and hardline politicians. Carrying banners reading "This is not Serbia" or "Vukovar is not Bykobap," the demonstrators warned in a proclamation that "this could lead to new clashes."
Once a picturesque baroque town, Vukovar has become a symbol of the senseless destruction during the war that followed the breakup of the former Yugoslavia in the early 1990s — leaving more than 100,000 people dead and millions homeless in Europe's worst carnage since World War II.
Even decades later, many Croats and Serbs in Vukovar and elsewhere continue to live parallel lives, with children attending separate schools and each ethnic community visiting its own cafes or shops.
"I don't want to ever see Cyrillic here, never," said Mara Jurcic, whose 25-year-old son Pavo was among more than 200 prisoners who were executed and buried in a mass grave at a pig farm near Vucovar.
"They have done so much evil here," she said.
The EU maintains that Croatia must protect its minorities, particularly ethnic Serbs, from discrimination and violence.
A Serb representative in Vukovar, Srdjan Milakovic said introduction of the Cyrillic script "is not optional," pointing out that it is part of Croatian law and the EU integration process.
"The worst thing is that all this has revived some old memories," he said. "But I see no reason to postpone the process."
Zarko Puhovski, a liberal Croatian analyst, said rebellion is to be expected in the aftermath of the war with Serbia.
"Many people are against it, and that tells you that the situation may not be ready," Puhovski said. "But, if we were to wait until it is ready, it would never happen."
The fighting in Croatia started when it declared independence from the former federation in 1991, triggering a rebellion by the minority Serbs and an onslaught by the Serb-led Yugoslav army. Vukovar, located on the boundary with Serbia, took the first blow. Once Croatia joins the EU, the still-tense town and the Danube will become the bloc's eastern border.
During a three-month siege, the Yugoslav army bombardment all but obliterated the town before it fell in November 1991. The army troops and Serb paramilitaries overran Vukovar, killing and expelling its residents, and leaving a ghost town of shattered buildings, pockmarked by grenades and tank fire.
The war ended in 1995, in a U.N.-brokered peace agreement that envisaged the region's gradual return to Croatian rule.
Although the U.N. war crimes tribunal in The Hague, Netherlands, has sentenced several Serbian officers and politicians in connection with destruction of Vukovar and the killings, many in Croatia have felt it was not enough.
They say the introduction of Cyrillic is a slap in the face.
"It would be as if a sign in Arabic was put up next to Ground Zero in New York," nationalist Croatian politician Zoran Vinkovic claimed.
Today, nearly 35 percent of Serbs live in Vukovar, according to the results of a postwar census published in 2011 — enough for the introduction of the Serbian script at road signs, in schools, and on documents.
Sabina Niksic contributed to this report.


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No book has terrified me more than "World War Z." Upsetting in much a different way: The red, palm-shaped mark on my forehead after watching 30 seconds of the horribly disappointing trailer for the Brad Pitt-led big-screen take on Max Brooks' brilliant novel.
Yes, a book about reanimated human beings thirsting for blood and placing humanity on the brink of extinction can be a great work of contemporary fiction. Why? Because it tackled zombie lore in a unique way, telling the story of an undead outbreak in hindsight.
In the film's trailer, Gerry Lane (Pitt) is out for a nice Sunday drive with his wife and two daughters when the world suddenly collapses into complete chaos. New York erupts into an inferno of military fire, and in a blink Gerry's driving a dump truck through barricades on his way out of the city. He makes a call to some super-important friend, who sweeps in to rescue Gerry and his family on top of a New York skyscraper just in time for a hoard of (really fast) zombies to fling themselves off the side. The rest of the trailer apparently sets up Gerry's ensuing dash around the globe, trying to stop the epidemic before it's too late.
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Judging solely by the trailer, "World War Z" isn't an adaptation. It's a flat, "I've seen this before" barrage of Hollywood spectacle that happens to have the same name as a great novel.
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University of Houston (UH) student Brenda Melgar is a talented artist. In fact, her high school artwork earned her a Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo scholarship to attend UH.
"Painting, sculpting, cake artistry, speed painting with acrylics, street painting with soft pastels -- you name it, and I've probably done it," says Melgar.
But she's more than just an artist. In fact, Melgar decided not to study art at UH. Her art has created a path to entrepreneurship — both as a field of study in the UH C.T. Bauer College of Business and in practice as owner of a home-based cake business.
"I was directed to the business world by my parents, strongly encouraged to do it," she says. "And I did. I took a leap of faith, and I went for it. I love it."
Melgar says confirmation of her path -- both at the university and in life -- came when taking Bauer's introduction to entrepreneurship class.
"That's when I really said 'yes, I am going to be an entrepreneur,'" says Melgar.
It is a decision that's painting a bright future for the UH student. She is part of Bauer's prestigious Wolff Center for Entrepreneurship (WCE), the number one program of its kind for undergraduates in the nation. The WCE accepts only 30 to 35 students each year.
"I didn't want to end up the starving artist on the side of the road because of a lack of business knowledge. I wanted to be successful while doing it," says Melgar. "I figured with a business degree you can do anything."
But she's not waiting until graduation to get started. Melgar began her business, EnviCakes, in April 2011. She designs custom cakes for businesses, brands and individuals. Through the WCE, she says she's picking up the extra knowledge that will lead to a storefront bakery and cake business one day.
"In my classes we talk about the drive an entrepreneur has to have – you've got an idea, and it just won't leave you alone," says Melgar. "It's the last thought you have when you go to bed. It's the thing that keeps you up at night. I know I have something there that I want to do, so I am going to pursue it."
Melgar is not alone. All WCE business majors bring with them a personal business idea. It's a requirement for acceptance to the rigorous program. The four-semester curriculum culminates with each student presenting their business plan to a group of venture capitalists during their final semester.


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Feds: Ga. firefighters tipped off drug dealers
A firefighter and a battalion chief are accused of warning drug dealers about raids
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SPALDING COUNTY, Ga. — Two Spalding County firefighters — including a battalion chief — have been indicted, accused of warning drug deals about police activity around Griffin.
Dwayne Tyrone Coggins, 47, and Michael Owens, 37, were arraigned today before a magistrate in federal court after a grand jury indicted them Wednesday.
"When called upon to assist the police, Coggins and Owens' first instinct was to call the drug dealers to warn them," United States Attorney Sally Quillian Yates said today following the arraignment. "Now, they face federal charges for protecting drug dealers."
Coggins, a battalion chief, has been with the Spalding County Fire Department since 1990, federal officials said. Owens is a firefighter.
The two firefighters are accused of being able to warn drug dealers because police regularly gathered at the county fire department when preparing for raids or readying to serve arrest warrants, federal officials said. Narcotic officers later figured out that the two men were tipping off dealers, officials said.
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Western professor's long arm influences death penalty vote in Midwestern state
Illinois House and Senate recently approve abolishing capital punishment
DANBURY, CONN. — A staunch proponent of abolishing the death penalty, Dr. George Kain, associate professor of justice and law administration (JLA) at Western Connecticut State University, has made it his mission to educate people across the country on the facts about the death penalty.
Just last month, Kain's efforts paid off after the House and Senate in Illinois voted to abolish the death penalty — weeks after Kain sat down with lawmakers and law enforcement officials to give them the facts that the death penalty is costly and ineffective.
Initially, Kain got many scoffs from legislators in Illinois at his argument. "But after my last meeting with police chiefs in Illinois, they were grabbing at the pile of business cards I left on the table. I knew we had a real grip on this once we got the police to listen," Kain said.
For the past several years, Kain and Terence Dwyer, assistant JLA professor at Western, have been involved with the National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty, an organization that sponsors training and national efforts to assist states to mobilize different groups. Kain said Illinois has been looking at huge layoffs of police officers, so he tapped into the fact that the more than $100 million spent on trying capital cases and then keeping prisoners on death row could instead be used for retention and training of police.
His ability to effectively spread the word paid off: on Jan. 6, the Illinois House of Representatives voted to abolish the death penalty 60-55; on Jan. 11 the state Senate also approved the bill. To be put into effect, the bill must now be signed by Democratic Gov. Pat QuinnAlthough Quinn has been a past supporter of capital punishment, the state has had a 10-year moratorium on executions. Whether he signs the bill, it will go into effect 60 days following Senate approval.
Kain believes that this is a good sign for Connecticut, which also has increased its number of supporters for abolishing the death penalty.
For more information, contact the Office of University Relations at (203) 837-8486.
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Jarvis Medal, service awards granted at Founders Day Convocation
GREENVILLE, N.C. (Mar. 30, 2009) — East Carolina University honored the first female recipient of the Thomas Jordan Jarvis Medal, the university's highest service award, at its March 26 Founders Day celebration.
Janice Hardison, Faulkner, a distinguished public servant and former university faculty member and administrator, received the medal during the Centennial Convocation. A native of Martin County, Faulkner earned her bachelor's degree in 1953 and a master's in English in 1956 at ECU. After post-graduate work at the famous Breadloaf School of English in Vermont, she joined the East Carolina faculty.
After a notable tenure at ECU, Faulkner became a well-known and highly respected participant in state politics and government. She served as former North Carolina secretary of revenue, secretary of state and commissioner of the Department of Motor Vehicles. Her hands-on leadership turned these agencies into a model for quality management in state government.
Faulkner was the first chair of the university's Board of Visitors, a member of the Board of the ECU Foundation, a recipient of the Distinguished Alumna award and received an honorary doctorate from ECU in 1997. She currently serves as a member of the Board of Trustees of Pitt County Memorial Hospital.
In accepting her award, Faulkner said her service to ECU fulfilled the vision set out by East Carolina's founders. "Our founding fathers 100 years ago captured a vision of doing something great and wonderful and good for the people of Eastern North Carolina. I think I stand here today as a representative of the fact that the vision they captured has indeed become a dream realized for hundreds of us here, and I am proud to have made that journey," she said.
The Jarvis medal, which is awarded occasionally by the university's Board of Trustees, recognizes extraordinary service to the university or society. Previous recipients are Governor Thomas Jordan Jarvis, who is considered the father of ECU; Robert Wright, the university's first president, former Chancellor Leo Jenkins; former U.S. Sen. Robert Morgan; and Dr. Andrew Best, a Greenville pediatrician who also served on the university's faculty.
ECU also recognized winners of the 2009 Centennial Awards for Excellence and inductees to the Servire Society, which honors faculty, staff and students who contributed 100 or more hours of volunteer service to the community in the previous year.
Excellence awards were presented to individuals in the following categories:
• Service: Dr. Lee West (Brody School of Medicine); Jane Manning (Business Services Office); Ruth Clifton (Dowdy Student Stores).
• Leadership: Mark Weitzel (College of Business); Carolyn Erwin (ECU Physicians); Maurice York (Joyner Library)
• Ambition: Dr. Jayne Geissler (Academic Advising and Support Center); Members of the Emergency Communications Assessment Team: Lucia Brannon, Charles Peele and Brad Ritchie (Student Affairs); Erica Plouffe Lazure, Christine Neff and Jeannine Manning Hutson (News Services); Rita Bilbro, Rob Hudson, Billy Long and Petra Rouse (Information Technology & Computing Services and Health Sciences Campus Communications); Maj. Frank Knight (ECU Police); Mary Schiller (Administration and Finance); Paul Carson (Campus Operations).
• Spirit: Willie Warren (Administration and Finance); Jonathan Wallace (Administration and Finance).
Sixty-three faculty and staff members and 45 students were inducted into the Servire Society.
Faculty and staff first-year inductees are as follows: Harry Adams, Robin Armstrong, Margaret Arnd-Caddigan, William Bogey, Christine Bouck, Elizabeth Carroll, William Clark, Kathleen Cox, Tarrick Cox, Leslie Craigle, Jessica Davenport, Tommy Ellis, Charles Gee, Sandra Hickey, Mary Jackson, Angela Lamson, Mandee Lancaster, Marylee Lannan, Charles Lesko Jr., Susan McCammon, Barbara Memory, Scott Methe, Shawn Moore, Nick Pantelidis, Roman Pawlak, Mary Pollock, Roytesa Savage, N. Yaprak Savut, Kirk St. Amant, Ashley Suggs, Rebecca Sweet, Linda Teel, Robert Thompson, Lathan Turner, Lynn Tuthill, Katherine Warsco, Beverly Wright and Robert Zinko.
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Binge drinking is something many people want to shrug off.
But officials at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say it's a public health problem that deserves more attention.
You might be tempted to think binge drinking is mainly an issue for men, but that's not the case. So the CDC is putting the spotlight on women's binge drinking, which it says is both dangerous and overlooked.
About 13 percent of U.S. women go on drinking binges each month, says the CDC, citing survey data collected in 2011. Among high school girls, the figure is around 20 percent.
Consuming four or more drinks in a single session is considered a binge for women, in case you were wondering. For men, five or more drinks define a binge.
All told, the CDC figures 14 million women in the U.S. binge drink. Those who binge, do it an average of about three times a month. And when they binge, they're drinking around six drinks each time. Most binge drinkers aren't dependent on alcohol, the CDC says.
Binge drinking is more common among non-Hispanic whites (a prevalence of 13 percent). And it becomes more common as household income rises. It's most frequent — at 16 percent — among women in households earning $75,000 or more a year.
The CDC says the harms from binge drinking, which run the gamut from preventable death to unintended pregnancy, can be curbed with greater awareness and thoughtful interventions.
Dr. Robert Brewer, head of the CDC's alcohol program, called the prevalence of binge drinking among women and girls "alarming to see." But, he said in a statement Tuesday, there are prevention strategies that work, including restrictions on alcohol sales, and better screening and counseling.
A previous study found that college students (both male and female) who black out from drinking are the most likely to wind up in the emergency room. Prevention efforts geared to them could pay particular dividends.
The CDC didn't explore why women binge drink. But some researchers place at least part of the blame on alcohol companies targeting women with advertising and new products.
"Virginia Slims was the beginning of an increase in cigarette smoking for women," says David Jernigan, a specialist in alcohol policy at Johns Hopkins, tells NPR's Rob Stein. "The equivalent in alcohol has been the rise of these products we call 'alcopops.' They're fruity, bubbly, brightly colored. On college campuses they're known as 'chick beer.' "
Jernigan says these products are cheap, advertised widely and sold in many grocery and convenience stores, encouraging girls and young women to abuse alcohol.
The alcoholic beverage industry disputes all this. While the industry agrees that binge drinking is a problem, it says that drinking among teens is at an all-time low, and that there's no evidence the marketing of specific products plays any role in binge drinking.
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, an influential group that sets guidelines for basic medical care, says that screening adults, including pregnant women for alcohol misuse, makes sense. Even brief counseling sessions can help curtail risky drinking, the task force concluded last year.
This is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. I'm Melissa Block.
And I'm Audie Cornish. Federal health officials issued a warning today about binge drinking among girls and young women. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says binge drinking is surprisingly common among female high school and college students. And experts warn that it can be even more dangerous for women and girls than for men and boys. NPR's Rob Stein has our report.
ROB STEIN, BYLINE: When people think about binge drinking, it's usually associated with young men, like these fraternity brothers in the 1978 comedy "Animal House."
JOHN BELUSHI: (as Bluto) Toga. Toga.
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STEIN: But according to Thomas Frieden of the CDC, the problem of binge drinking is hardly limited to boys.
DR. THOMAS FRIEDEN: Binge drinking is recognized as a serious problem for men and boys. It's also a serious and under-recognized problem for women and girls.
STEIN: Now, boys are still more likely than girls to binge, meaning they consume at least four drinks at a time. But according to the CDC's new analysis, one in five high school girls and one in eight women binge drink on a regular basis. Here's how much and how often.
FRIEDEN: Women who binge drink do so about three times a month with about six drinks on average per sitting.
STEIN: All together, the CDC estimates that there are about 14 million American women who binge drink three times every month. And who are the most likely binge drinkers?
FRIEDEN: Generally, these are younger women, white women and higher income women.
STEIN: That's women ages 18 to 34 who live in homes that earn at least $75,000 a year. Here's the concern: binge drinking is very risky behavior: drunken driving, accidents, increased risk for heart disease. But girls face even more risk than boys, most notably an increased risk for breast cancer.
FRIEDEN: There are about 23,000 deaths a year in women and girls due to drinking too much alcohol, including binge drinking.
STEIN: And there are still other additional risks for women and girls. When anyone drinks too much, they are more likely to engage in risky sexual behavior, which means they could get a sexually transmitted disease. But girls can also end up with an unintended pregnancy. And if they're already pregnant when they binge, they could lose or hurt the baby. Now, the CDC didn't explore why women binge drink, but experts like David Jernigan at Johns Hopkins have and idea. They blame at least part of the problem on alcohol companies targeting women with advertising in new products.
DR. DAVID JERNIGAN: Virginia Slims was the beginning of an increase in cigarette smoking for women. The equivalent in alcohol has been the rise of these products we call alcopops. They're fruity, bubbly, brightly colored. On college campuses, they're known as chick beer.
STEIN: But Jernigan says these products are more like cocktails than beer.
JERNIGAN: The young women always used to drink beer. Now they're more likely to drink distilled spirits. This is a bad idea because the inexperienced drinkers are now experimenting with the strongest form of the drug out there.
STEIN: To counter binge drinking, Jernigan and others would like to see restrictions on advertising and marketing of these and other products, higher taxes on alcoholic beverages and limiting who can sell alcohol.
JERNIGAN: What the research finds is the fewer places there are to buy alcohol the less the population will drink.
STEIN: For their part, the alcoholic beverage industry disputes all this. They agree binge drinking is a problem, but point out drinking among teens is at an all-time low. Ralph Blackwell heads The Century Council, an industry funded group.
RALPH BLACKMAN: Underage drinking numbers have been going down steadily for many, many years.
STEIN: And Blackwell argues there's no evidence the marketing of specific products plays any role in binge drinking.
BLACKMAN: This is not about the product of choice here. This is about the pressures that young people - again, young men and young women - face in terms of the reasons they consume - stress, peer pressure - to fit in.
STEIN: Instead, Blackwell says, parents, especially mothers, need to play more of a role in discouraging alcohol abuse by their daughters. Rob Stein, NPR News. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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School rings bought in Vietnam remain mysteries
School rings bought in Vietnam remain mysteries
LOUISVILLE, Ky. —
They could have been lost forever, long-forgotten mementoes from home perhaps worn on a finger or carried in a pocket for good luck.
Somehow, the two 1970s-era high school rings found their way into Vietnam's jewelry market. Both were purchased from jewelry merchants there, and now both are waiting in Kentucky for their owners.
One is a 1970 Montgomery County High School ring that a U.S. contractor from Pennsylvania found in Thai Binh City last year. The other is a 1972 ring from a former Catholic high school Washington, D.C.
They have no identifying marks like initials.
Despite extensive Internet searches, telephone calls, even Facebook postings, the rings remain mysteries.


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- Animation Studio: Toei Animation, Asatsu
- Distributed by: Saban Entertainment, Maltese Productions
- Cartoon Characters: Patty Rabbit, Lolly Rabbit, Ricky Rabbit, Rachael Rabbit, Bobby Bear, Mayor Dandy-Lion, Danny Dog (Johnny the Dog), Fanny Fox (Diana the Fox), Miss Dear, Sheriff Bulldog, Wild Wolf (Gretel the Wolf), Mrs. Maple.
- Voice Actors: Reba West, Wendee Lee, Steve Kramer, Maureen O'Connell, Barbara Goodson, Karen Hartman; Full Voice Cast ...
- Directed By Junichi Sato, Keiji Hisaoka, Yukio Misawa, Hiroyuki Kadono, Robert V. Barron; more Directors ...
- Produced By Haim Saban, Edd Gripes, Ray Volpe.
- Animated By Kazuo Komatsubara, Hiroshi Shidara, Shingo Araki.
- Written By Chifude Asakura, Shigeru Yanagawa, Tomoko Konparu, Keiji Kubota, Keiko Maruo.
- Music: Haim Saban, Shuki Levy.
- Editor: Larry Porsche.
- First Aired on November 27, 1987.
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- Running Time: 25 minutes.
- Episode Number: 11
- Season: 1
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To cover immediate needs, the WFP Country Director in the country affected can borrow up to US$500,000 from WFP's Immediate Response Account (IRA). The use of the IRA funds is usually limited to the initial three months of an operation.
However, many disaster-hit communities need help for longer than three months in order to get back on their feet. In this case, the Country Director draws up an Emergency Operation (EMOP) before making an appeal to the international community for funds and food aid.
Emergency Operations provide immediate assistance
EMOPs can assist populations in need by either food distributions or other projects such as food aid in exchange for reconstruction work. They are funded primarily by targeted donor contributions in response to the WFP appeal.
EMOPs usually last for between three and 12 months. If further assistance is required, WFP prepares a Protracted Relief and Recovery Operation.
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WFP's emergency operations cover three main kinds of crises:
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Country singer Luke Bryan topped the Billboard 200 album chart on Wednesday for the second consecutive week, denying singer-songwriter John Mayer's latest album the No. 1 spot in its first week.
Bryan's "Crash My Party" sold 159,000 copies in the past week after tallying 527,000 in sales the prior week, according to figures compiled by Nielsen SoundScan.
Mayer's sixth studio album, "Paradise Valley," sold 144,000 in its first week on the chart. Four of Mayer's six albums have topped the weekly U.S. album chart.
Half of the albums to reach Billboard's top 10 did so in their first week of sales, including three debut studio albums.
R&B super-group TGT, composed of singers Tyrese, Ginuwine, and Tank, landed at No. 3, selling 76,000 copies of their debut album, "Three Kings," in its first week.
Teenage rapper Earl Sweatshirt's first album, "Doris," sold 49,000 copies, which was good enough for No. 5, while A$AP Ferg's debut album, "Trap Lord," entered the chart at No. 9 with 39,000 copies sold.
Veteran singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett's 27th studio album, "Songs from St. Somewhere," sold 55,000 copies in its opening week, reaching No. 4.
Pop singer Katy Perry still holds the top spot on the digital songs chart as her new single "Roar" sold 392,000 copies last week, a week-over-week decline of 30 percent.
Year-to-date album sales are down 6 percent to 181 million, while year-to-date digital song downloads are off 3 percent to 865.4 million.
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HOUSTON, TEXAS -- This sticker was found on the gas pumps at a Shell station stopped at recently. I took issue with Shell denying any responsibility for a $75 hold placed on your account. Stating the BANK is responsible for the hold, not Shell. These kinds of actions/deceptions by corporate America are commonplace today. People need to take exception to these practices and complain LOUDLY to these corporations. I sent the following email to Shell.
While fueling at the station at 1099 S. Willow St. Cookeville, TN on May 5, 2010 I noticed a new sticker on the pump warning customers that a hold will be placed on the account which may exceed the actual purchase. It further states this is something the financial institution is responsible for and that Shell is not responsible for this hold or its release. Let me state here I despise being lied to. It ABSOLUTELY is Shell that is responsible for a $75 hold being placed on the account. I am sure you are aware (but just don't care) what this can do to a customer's finances when they need $20 worth of gas and only have $50 in their account.
Between the greed of the oil companies and greed of the banks the poor guy living paycheck to paycheck hasn't got a chance. What is even worse you don't state the hold will be $75. Oh well, let the unsuspecting customer use your pump and take their chances. In addition to the greed displayed in your gas prices do you also get a kick-back from the banks when you create unwarranted (but legal) overdraft problems for your customers? That is a rhetorical question. Despicable. Shell used to be my preferred stations. Those days are over.
"...we completed a comprehensive review of your recent experience..." - It appears I have been lied to AGAIN. It is obvious by your response you paid little attention to the REAL issues I was bringing to light. You did not acknowledge that you (Shell) places a hold on the account without warning the customer it will be a $75 hold. Effectively concealing that piece of information. "Shell accepts bankcards for the convenience of its customers."
- come on - get real. You do it because much business would be lost if you did not.
Then you insinuate that I did not know how the financial institution handles these transactions. Let me reciprocate: The financial institution does not "bill" a customer for debit card transactions. It is simply a deduction from existing funds. I would think you knew that. "Our review of your complaint did not reveal any manner that we could provide assistance." - I guess I should not have assumed it would be obvious. Let me state it plainly: Replace those stickers on the pump with one that clearly states Shell will place a $75 hold on the customers account and this could result in overdraft fees by the bank if you do not have at least $75 in the account.
"We value your patronage and hope you will continue to choose Shell's quality products." - one more indication your reading comprehension skills may be somewhat limited. Did you miss my last line?: "Shell used to be my preferred stations. Those days are over." In all fairness, however, your response is typical of what can be
expected from corporate America. To actually acknowledge problems is probably prohibited by your legal staff. No response was received.
I was at the Shell Gas Station at 1625 Marketplace, Caledonia, Michigan when a rude manager yelled at me and reprimanded me for no reason. The clerk was new and she tried to charge me for someone else's gas. I had to wait a few minutes for them to fix it while she got her nasty manager, **. This ** woman puts her hand out and yells, "Give me the ten, come on!" It wasn't even ten, it was $8. When I tried to explain this to the ugly, googled eyed woman, she said, "you need to be patient! There are other customers!" It shocked me because I was being patient, I sat there quiet as a mouse while they kept screwing up.
I reported the idiot, but the company still has her on the payroll. There are so many nice people who need a job, yet this idiot gets to keep hers. Life isn't fair.
LAKE OSWEGO, OREGON -- Young male attendant snarled that I'd driven to the wrong side of the pumps. How was I to know they fill from one side only? I've never stopped there before. He could have asked politely. He mumbled when he spoke and didn't seem too happy to take my retailer Rewards card. He also fumbled around, trying to get the gas cap back on and couldn't be bothered to say "Thank you". Really poor attitude. If he were my employee, I would have fired him the day before yesterday. NOTE: this is the station at 608 N. State Street.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, CALIFORNIA -- It's ridiculous for Shell to claim its gasoline is cleaned, but what about its restrooms? I suppose if the Shell's gasoline is cleaned, its restrooms are cleaned too, right? Wrong! Those Shell's restrooms are so nasty, many of its restrooms are very dirty, those you can't even describe. Does it make sense if the Shell's fuel is cleaned?


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Local families will be able to benefit from the additional slots available through the N.C. Pre-K program from new state funding.
Local families will be able to benefit from the additional slots available through the N.C. Pre-K program from new state funding.
Smart Start of Davidson County will be able to enroll 60 4-year-olds who will start by December or January through a $20 million statewide pledge from Gov. Bev Perdue. The allotment that is being transferred from other state Department of Health and Human Services programs will create more than 4,000 slots for children in the N.C. Pre-K classrooms all over the state.
"There are good things happening," said Erin Beck, community outreach coordinator for Smart Start. "We still have a lot of kids in Davidson County that are in a lot of need. We still have children on the waiting list. Spending money on the front end is going to help more than spending it on the back end."
Smart Start, which is the state's implementation of a national program, offers information, support and encouragement to parents with children to promote healthy growth and development. Due to state budget cuts this year, families were turned away from the program formerly known as More at Four.
Now that the state is into its fiscal year, state leaders were able to identify areas that are trending toward not requiring all of the funding the General Assembly budgeted.
North Carolina Department of Public Health Secretary Al Delia said in a news release there has been an overwhelming response from the counties that have children on waiting lists.
"Collectively counties all seem to understand that time is ticking away for these children," Delia said. "Once the school year is over they will enter kindergarten, and we will have missed our opportunity to better prepare these kids for school."
In the summer of 2011, Smart Start received major cuts including personnel positions being eliminated and the number of people served through programs being reduced. Also eliminated was the Stars Program, which was designed as an incentive to employees working in early education day care programs to go back to school and seek a degree. Another major loss was the salary supplements for childcare workers that the organization provided to make up for low pay.
The biggest hit was the reduction of slots in child-care programs that created a long waiting list. In February of this year, Perdue announced that 2,000 additional slots were created across the state after her administration was able to identify $9.3 million for the program.
There are 333 youths in the N.C. Pre-K program in Davidson County. Beck noted they still have more than 100 on the waiting list.
She said the program is important because it helps with development, but it also provides socializing that 4-year-olds need before entering school to help them transition.
"Our mission is for each child to show up to kindergarten ready," Beck said.
The agency provides 230 scholarships to parents. It also assists the Department of Social Services that provides vouchers for families. Officials put those children on temporary scholarships so close to 40 slots would not be terminated.
Lauren Groce, child care scholarship program manager for Smart Start, said this past September they pulled names from the waiting list to put in the scholarship program. In the past, most renewals from people in the program are done during the summer. In September, 30 families benefitted from that pool.
The agency operates off of grants, fundraisers and private donations. Smart Start is in the middle of its "Coins for Kids" fundraiser that will end Dec. 6 and goes toward programs at the agency. Buckets for change have been placed in various locations around town to collect money.
"We feel very good about what we're doing. Children are in high-quality childcare programs," said Bill Pless, executive director of Smart Start.
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Scott Eastman has faith that his team can pull off the upset tonight.
The Yreka Miners varsity volleyball team travels to Vallejo in the Bay Area to face St. Patrick/St. Vincent in the first round of the CIF State Division 4 NorCal Championships.
At the start of practice on Monday, Eastman, the head coach, told his squad that despite being the underdogs he knows that they have the talent to prove those who believe they have no chance of winning wrong. The key to tonight's contest is for the Miners to relax, play their game and not be intimidated, he told his team.
"It's just volleyball," he said. Eastman told his squad that if they can pass well consistently and be able to block, which has has been a strength all year, they should be in the game.
Yreka comes in with a 29-8 mark after losing in the Northern Section Division 4 Championships on Saturday to West Valley. The Miners are also the co-champions of the Northern Athletic League.The Bruins come in with a 34-5 record and won the North Coast Section Division 4 title.Yreka is the No. 7 seeded squad, while St. Patrick/St. Vincent are the No. 2 seed.
While he's sure the Bruins "are going to be a quality opponent," Eastman believes that the Miners have proven this year they have the ability to pull off an upset. Last week, in the Northern Section semifinals,Yreka downed top seeded Sutter in a five-set battle, after defeating No. 4 seed Lassen in another five-set match the week before.
"I'm confident we'll show that we belong," he said.
Senior Emily Andrus, who was named Northern Athletic League MVP last week, said that she and her teammates believe that they can perform at a high level tonight.
"I think if we play to our full potential we can do well," she said.
It has been a busy time for Yreka this past week. After defeating Sutter last Thursday, the team got back home early Friday morning and only had a day to prepare for West Valley. After a day of rest, they were back at practice on Monday in preparation for tonight's game.Yreka leaves this morning and heads back home right after the game, which begins at 7 p.m., concludes.
Also on Monday, Eastman announced that he would be the head coach of the North All Stars at the 2012 Club Chico and D3 Sports North versus South All-Star game. The event is set for Dec. 2. Miner seniors Lacie Landrum and Andrus were named to the squad, although Andrus will be unable to attend the event. Eastman said the game is a great showcase for the players taking part and a good way for them to be noticed by college coaches.
Miners open state playoff play in Vallejo this evening
Scott Eastman has faith that his team can pull off the upset tonight.


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KINSHASA, Congo (AP) — U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Saturday pressed Russia to stop backing separatists in eastern Ukraine and help oust them from government buildings seized in about a dozen cities and towns.
Kerry spoke with Russian Minister Sergey Lavrov while flying from Ethiopia to Congo, and after pro-Russian insurgents had released the seven European military observers and five Ukrainian assistants held for more than a week in Slovyansk, the center of the unrest.
"It's a step. But there are many other steps that have to be taken in order to be able to de-escalate the situation," Kerry told reporters after landing in Kinshasa.
Kerry said he and Lavrov discussed additional steps that need to be taken, and made clear that it was critical for Russia "to withdraw support from separatists and to assist in removing people from the buildings."
The secretary of state said he raised the "reality" of new potential penalties by the West against specific sectors of the Russian economy.
Even as the military observers, members of an Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe team, gained their freedom, Kerry and Lavrov talked about the ability of the OSCE to perhaps play a larger role in working to de-escalate the crisis.
The insurgents alleged the team was spying for NATO.
"We will both advance ideas about how to do that without any promises of what those possibilities may produce," Kerry said.
Russia denies it is fomenting the unrest in eastern Ukraine. But it did send its former human rights ombudsman to negotiate for the release of the observers as a representative of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Kerry also condemned the violence in the Black Sea port of Odessa, where at least 42 people died in skirmishes Friday between Ukrainian government supporters and opponents. Government opponents took refuge in a building that caught fire after protesters threw firebombs inside. At least 36 people died in the fire, according to the emergencies ministry.
"All of this violence is absolutely unacceptable, and Russia, the United States, Ukrainians, Europeans, the OSCE — all of us bear responsibility to do everything in our power to reduce the capacity of militants and extremists who are armed to be carrying out these terrorist and violent activities," Kerry said.
"They must end, and everybody with any influence on any party has an obligation to try to bring an end to this violence."


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