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Commission Opinion [COM(97) 2009 final - Not published in the Official Journal]Commission Report [COM(98) 708 final - Not published in the Official Journal]Commission Report [COM(1999) 503 final - Not published in the Official Journal]Commission Report [COM(2000) 703 final - Not published in the Official Journal]Commission Report [COM(2001) 700 final - SEC(2001) 1746 - Not published in the Official Journal]Commission Report [COM(2002) 700 final - SEC(2001) 1402 - Not published in the Official Journal]Commission Report [COM(2003) 675 final - SEC(2003) 1200 - Not published in the Official Journal]Treaty of Accession to the European Union [Official Journal L 236 of 23.09.2003]
The July 1997 Opinion expressed the view that the Czech Republic should be in a position to comply with most EU energy legislation over the next few years, provided that current efforts were maintained. However, it stated that matters such as the adjustment of monopolies needed to be closely followed. No major difficulties were foreseen for compliance with Euratom provisions, although the Opinion stated that due attention should be paid to nuclear safety standards in order to bring all nuclear plants to the level required. In addition, long-term solutions needed to be found for waste.
The November 1998 Report generally confirmed this initial assessment, in particular with regard to the need for close attention to be paid to and further efforts to be made in certain sectors such as the adjustment of monopolies. It also drew attention to the matters of nuclear safeguards and waste management.
The October 1999 Report called for further efforts to bring the legislation more into line with the acquis. In the field of nuclear energy, no problems were expected with alignment to the Euratom acquis. However, the improvement of nuclear safety had to be further addressed, and long-term solutions found for nuclear waste.
The November 2000 Report confirmed that, although some progress has been made with the legislation, far more efforts were required for alignment with the energy acquis. That said, the Energy Policy adopted in January 2000, which sets out the long term sectoral strategy, created the necessary basis for further preparation.
In its November 2001 Report the Commission noted that the Czech Republic had made considerable progress since the previous report, in particular through the adoption of the new Law on energy which seeks to bring Czech legislation in line with the Community acquis and constitutes an important development in the energy sector. It provides for the progressive liberalisation of the electricity and gas markets. The Czech Republic had also set up a number of agencies monitoring application of legislation in this area. However, more progress was needed in energy efficiency. As regards nuclear energy, progress had been made in improving nuclear safety, in particular at the Temelin nuclear power plant. The Czech Republic had reached agreement on this subject with its neighbour Austria. The safety of the plant had caused concern in Austria. The provisions in this area needed to be further improved.
The October 2002 Report noted that considerable progress had been made in preparing for the internal energy market. The gas and electricity sectors are now generally well prepared for the competitive internal energy market through the privatisation of major players in the gas market, the restructuring of electricity utilities and the broadly cost-reflective electricity prices.
The 2003 Report points out that the Czech Republic is essentially meeting the commitments and requirements arising from the accession negotiations in the energy sector. The Czech Republic needs progressively to build up oil stocks in line with the schedule agreed during the negotiations, and it must complete alignment by adopting the implementing legislation required in the gas sector.
The Treaty of Accession was signed on 16 April 2003 and accession took place on 1 May 2004.
The key elements of the energy acquis are Treaty provisions and secondary legislation, particularly concerning competition, State aid, the internal energy market (including directives on electricity, price transparency, gas and electricity transit, hydrocarbons licensing, emergency response and, in particular, security stock obligations), nuclear energy, energy efficiency and respect for the environment.
The Community acquis in the field of nuclear energy today comprises a framework of legal and political instruments, including international agreements. It currently addresses issues of health and safety (including radiation protection), safety of nuclear installations, management of radioactive waste, investment, promotion of research, creation of a nuclear common market, supplies, safeguards and international relations.
The White Paper (preparing the associated CEECs for integration into the EU internal market) underlines, in the section on energy, the need for full application of key internal market directives in combination with EC competition law. As for the nuclear sector, the White Paper refers to problems of supply, safeguards and waste shipments.
The entry into force of the new Law on energy in January 2001 is an important step on the way towards alignment with the acquis in particular with regard to the internal energy market. It provides the legislative framework for regulating the market and covers a number of technical issues concerning the electricity and gas sectors and also the heating sector.
The Czech Republic has transposed a large part of the current acquis in this sector and should now ensure that the legislation is implemented in its entirety within the period laid down. To this end, the administrative capacity of the new bodies should be strengthened.
Progress has been made with regard to security of supply. The Law on strategic oil reserves adopted in November 1999 provided for the 90 days of stocks required under the acquis to be reached in 2005. The Czech Republic has further increased its oil reserves, bringing them to a level close to that required (80 days).
The Czech Republic has made progress with regard to competitiveness and the internal energy market. The Law on energy provides for progressive liberalisation of the electricity market from 2002. The market should be fully opened up in 2006. Bodies have been set up for ensuring compliance with the competition rules, protecting consumers and monitoring application of the Law on energy and the Law on energy management. However, there is a risk that the deferment of deadlines for privatising State-owned gas and electricity companies and regional gas and electricity distribution companies will compromise the readiness of privatised companies for market liberalisation measures already planned. The Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Energy Regulatory Office have issued a considerable amount of implementing legislation with the aim to implement the Energy Act.
In 2003, the Czech Republic introduced implementing legislation in accordance with the acquis. As regards gas, it has only partially transposed the legislation and it needs to complete transposition in order to prepare the opening of the gas market. Market opening in the gas and electricity sectors is taking place in line with the commitments made in the negotiations.
With regard to nuclear energy, the European Union has repeatedly emphasized the importance of a high level of nuclear safety in the candidate countries. The Czech Republic is continuing work to complete the Temelin nuclear power plant and its extensive modernisation programme. Work is in progress to modernise the Dukovany power plant. There has been strong public concern, in particular in neighbouring Austria, about tests carried out at the Temelin plant and questions concerning its design. In December 2000, the Czech Republic and Austria concluded an agreement under which the Czech Republic carried out a more detailed and complete assessment of the plant's impact on the environment. The Commission headed a group of experts to evaluate the plant's safety. The tests are now subject to stricter control. The European Council adopted a report on nuclear safety in June 2001 in connection with enlargement. In addition to issuing recommendations addressed to all the candidate countries, the report recommends specific measures for the Dukovany and Temelin power plants. Overall, practices for regulating the nuclear industry in the Czech Republic are comparable with those in Western Europe. An amendment to the Atomic Act was approved and entered into force in 2002.
However, the Czech Republic should ensure compliance with Euratom requirements and procedures, in particular with regard to Euratom safety checks.
Concerning solid fuels, the Czech Republic must continue to prepare for the application of EU State aid regulations for the hard coal industry and will have to abolish any import restrictions for hard coal upon accession.
As regards energy efficiency, the Government adopted the first Annual State Support Programme for Energy Saving and the Use of Renewable Energy Sources, based on the National Programme for Economic Energy Management and Use of Renewables. The administrative structures needed in this area are in place but need to be strengthened.
The Czech Republic participates in the Community programme for energy efficiency, Save II (1).
(1) Decision of the Association Council between the European Communities and their Member States, of the one part, and the Czech Republic, of the other part, of 27 November 1998 adopting the terms and conditions for the participation of the Czech Republic in the Community programme for energy efficiency, SAVE II.
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The Salvation Army of Augusta is coming up short in vehicle donations for its auction to benefit drug and alcohol rehabilitation programs.
The organization has launched a donation drive to collect 30 cars, trucks, boats, RVs and scooters in a month for its June 1 auction. So far, only 10 cars have been received, according to a news release.
Donations have fallen for the past several auto auctions, which are held every few months and are typically the charitable organization's largest fundraiser of the year.
A slowly recovering economy and increased demand for used cars have contributed to the drop, said Capt. Tony Perez, the Salvation Army administrator.
The auction could be canceled if the donation goal is not met, which could compromise the rehab programs.
"We may not be able to afford the transportation, drug testing, group meetings, meals and shelters," program manager Nick Carnes said in a news release.
Each person who donates a vehicle will receive a three-month individual gold membership to Kroc Center of Augusta. Donations are tax-deductible.


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Clarkson University to Host Veterans Appreciation Day January 5
Clarkson University is kicking off the New Year by continuing its long-running commitment to veterans.
There are approximately 47,500 veterans living in the North Country in Lewis, Jefferson, St. Lawrence, Franklin and Clinton counties. Some may not be aware of, or have questions about, the veterans' benefits to which they are entitled.
The second annual Veterans Appreciation Day, from 1 to 4:30 p.m. on January 5 in Clarkson University's Student Center, is designed to answer those questions. Registration starts at 11:30 a.m. or can be done online.
Clarkson President Tony Collins says that the University is extremely pleased to host the event again; the first one was held on campus last June.
"Our participation in the Yellow Ribbon Program and our repeated ranking as a 'Military Friendly School' and are just two indicators of Clarkson's high regard for our nation's veterans," says Collins. "The University is fully committed to enabling them to further their education."
The public is invited to an opening ceremony, complete with a color guard and Prisoner of War/Missing in Action presentation from 1 to 1:30 p.m.
After that, Clarkson will host nearly 60 organizations providing veterans' services, including representatives from area colleges, hospitals and community groups. A full list of participating organizations, as well as registration information, can be found at http://www.northcountryveterans.com/event-details.html .
Those organizations and three "town hall" style meetings on healthcare, VA and educational benefits will address any questions veterans might have, or provide them with information they weren't aware of previously, according to Michael Boprey, director of St. Lawrence County Veteran's Services.
"The main goal at this event is to get veterans connected to their benefits," says Boprey.
The first Veterans Appreciation Day, held last June at Clarkson, drew more than 400 visitors, according to committee member and retired Army Col. William Murphy. This year, organizers are hoping for 400-500 guests.
"We need to remember the veterans that have served this country and have protected this country from the different conflicts that existed in the world," says Murphy. "We owe a debt of gratitude to our veterans."
There will be no charge for the event, and both Clarkson University and St. Lawrence University have donated tickets to their respective men's hockey games that evening for those who pre-register at http://www.northcountryveterans.com/event-details.html.
This year's event will pay special tribute to the veterans of the Korean War. The 60th anniversary of that war's end will occur in summer 2013.
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Ireland Cemeteries
Ireland Cemeteries
Gravestone inscriptions can be a useful source of family history information. Sometimes, multiple family members are buried in the same vault and the inscription will give information on all that are buried there. Gravestones may give birth, marriage, and death information. They may also give clues about military service and occupation, or family members buried in the same area. Sometimes they give more information than the parish burial register or civil certificate of death. Gravestone inscriptions are especially helpful for identifying ancestors who are not recorded in other existing records.
What you must know to use these records
To find an ancestor's gravestone inscription, you must know where he or she was buried. Your ancestor may have been buried in a church, city, or public cemetery usually near the place where he or she lived or died. There are also beginning to be databases containing inscriptions from multiple cemetaries that can be searched.
You can find clues about burial place in:
- Church records
- Death certificates
- Probate records
- Newspapers
- Census or Census substitutes
- Family histories
Finding Cemeteries
Cemeteries are often located next to a church. If you know where your ancestor attended church check that place first. The book by Ryan, James G. Irish Records: Sources for Family & Local History. Rev. ed. Salt Lake City, Utah: Ancestry Publishing, 1997. (Family History Library book Ref 941.5 D23r.) lists the various parishes and religious denominations in each county. This will give an indication of places where cemeteries may exist.
Griffith's Primary Valuation listed churches and graveyards known to exist as late as 1864. Brian Mitchell's book, A guide to Irish Churches and Graveyards (Family History Library Ref book 941.5 V3gi ) lists the cemeteries in each townland, parish, and county.
Municipal cemeteries may have cemetery registry books listing persons buried in large towns or cities.
The search for the cemetery where your ancestor was buried may be simplified by following (read more... )
Finding Gravestone Inscriptions
If your ancestor was buried in a churchyard, the parish minister of the church may have information about your ancestor in the church's burial registers or burial plot records. For help in finding a minister's address, see the "Church Directories" section of this outline.
- Some gravestone inscriptions have been transcribed by Ireland's county heritage centres. Contact the centre in the county where your ancestor was buried for more information.
- You may also search some of the online indexes. Below are some of the available indexes. You should also search the internet to look for other online indexes.
http://www.irish-world.com/gravestones/index.cfm - pay for view
http://www.historyfromheadstones.com/ - pay for view, Ulster cemetaries
http://www.interment.net/ireland/index.htm - free, mostly cemetaries in the Republic
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~irlmea2/Cemeteries/ - free, County Meath
http://www.iancantwell.com - free index of published (CD & online) surnames and placenames from Cos. Clare, Dublin, Galway, Mayo, Wexford and Wicklow
- Gravestone inscriptions that have been transcribed by other organizations or individuals are listed in:
- Catalogs and inventories of various repositories. See the "Archives and Libraries" section of this outline.
- Hayes, Richard J. Manuscript sources for the history of Irish civilization. (Family History Library book 941.5 A5h.)
- Grenham, John. Tracing Your Irish Ancestors: The Complete Guide. Dublin, Ireland: Gill and Macmillan, 1992. (Family History Library book Ref 941.5 D27gj.)
- The Family History Library has a growing collection of transcriptions of gravestone inscriptions. To locate these, consult the Place Search of the Family History Library Catalog under the following headings:
- Gravestone inscriptions may be found in printed histories and periodicals. Many such inscriptions are listed in:
- Smith, Frank. Smith's Inventory of Genealogical Sources: Ireland. (Family History Library book 941.5 D23s.)
- Journal of the Association for the Preservation of the 'Memorials of the Dead'in Ireland, includes an index.
- Other periodicals and histories that may contain gravestone inscriptions are listed in the Place Search of the Family History Library Catalog under the following headings:
Ireland's Gravestone Index
Ireland's Gravestone Inscription Index provides:
- Nearly 400,000 gravestone inscriptions
- From 851 parishes in ten counties.
It may be the largest online source for Irish gravestone information.
The full gravestone inscription is not available online but the index provides:
- Person ID
- First Name
- Surname
- Year of Death
- Parish
- County
The counties of Antrim, Armagh, Derry, Donegal, Down, Fermanagh, Louth and Monaghan are included in the index with other counties being added in the future.
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Using the site:
- Type as little or as much information about an ancestor as you want in the search boxes on the right side of the screen.
- Click on the Search Database button.
- A page will open showing the number of inscriptions found. Click on one of the links to inscriptions. Up to ten entries will be displayed on a page.
For a full transcript of the gravestone transcription you will need to click on the Purchase Full Transcription link and pay for the details.
Although there is a fee for a full transcript the index details are very helpful providing the parish and county of the grave.
Ireland Cemetery Registration Books
Cemetery registration books are registers of burials and cremations at municipal cemeteries. Few records are available. Those that do exist are mostly for the large municipal cemeteries.
Possibly the best cemetery registration books are for Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin.
Memorials of the Dead
The Association for the Preservation of the Memorials of the Dead published journals from 1888 to 1934 and contain information from gravestones throughout Ireland.
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Impaired smell is the partial or total loss of the sense of smell.
Loss of smell; Anosmia
The loss of smell can occur due to nasal congestion or a blockage of the nose. It isn't serious, but it can sometimes be a sign of a nervous system (neurological) condition.
Temporary loss of the sense of smell is common with colds and nasal allergies, such as hay fever (allergic rhinitis). It may occur after a viral illness.
Some loss of smell occurs with aging. In most cases, there is no obvious cause, and there is no treatment.
The sense of smell is often lost with disorders that prevent air from reaching the part of the nose where smell receptors are located (the cribriform plate, located high in the nose). These disorders may include nasal polyps, nasal septal deformities, and nasal tumors.
Other disorders that may cause a loss of the sense of smell include:
Many medications may change or decrease the ability to detect odors.
The sense of smell also enhances your ability to taste. Many people who lose their sense of smell also complain that they lose their sense of taste. Most can still tell between salty, sweet, sour, and bitter tastes, which are sensed on the tongue. They may not be able to tell between other flavors. Some spices (such as pepper) may affect the nerves of the face. You may feel rather than smell them.
Treating the cause of the problem may correct the lost sense of smell. Treatment can include:
Avoid using too many nasal decongestants, which can lead to repeated nasal congestion.
If you lose your sense of smell, you may have changes in taste. Adding highly seasoned foods to your diet can help stimulate the taste sensations that you still have.
Improve your safety at home by using smoke detectors and electric appliances instead of gas ones. You may not be able to smell gas if there is a leak. Or, install equipment that detects gas fumes in the home.
There is no treatment for loss of smell due to aging.
If you have a loss of smell due to a recent upper respiratory infection, be patient. The sense of smell may return to normal without treatment.
Call your health care provider if:
The health care provider will perform a physical exam and ask questions about your medical history and current symptoms. Questions may include:
The health care provider will look at and around your nose. Tests that may be performed include:
In some cases, you may need surgery (biopsy) to remove a piece of the cells that help you smell (olfactory epithelium) to make a diagnosis.
If the loss of sense of smell is caused by a stuffy nose (nasal congestion), decongestants or antihistamines may be prescribed.
A vaporizer or humidifier may help keep mucus loose and moving.
Steroid nasal sprays or pills may be recommended.
Vitamin A may be given by mouth or with a shot (injection).
Leopold DA, Holbrook EH. Physiology of olfaction. In: Flint PW, Haughey BH, Lund LJ, et al, eds. Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2010:chap 41.
Baloh RW, Jen J. Smell and taste. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 435.
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Spirit of the Springs Winter Rally
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Please join Mayor Bach for the Spirit of the Springs Winter Rally on Friday, February 22nd. Festivities will begin at 5 p.m. and end around 7 p.m. The rally will be held at Armstrong Hall in Colorado College (14 East Cache La Poudre, CO 80903). Free admission for everyone attending the Rally!
The Spirit of the Springs Rally is an effort to encourage individuals and families to connect with the best our community has to offer and make our City even better.
Mayor Bach invites the community to gather and enjoy a sampling of what makes Colorado Springs great. A list of confirmed participants includes:
- Exhibits and interactive activities provided by:
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- Performances by Colorado College Dance Workshop and Back Row
- School District 11 cheerleading squads
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Questions regarding Stock Kicker Setup
I have a 2008 Outback that came with the stereo from the factory. I believe it is a 4 channel kicker amp, 6 kicker speakers, and a kenwood head unit.
I'm trying to figure out how these are setup from the factory. It seems my two bow speakers are louder than my other 4 cabin speakers. Are all 6 speakers wired through the amp or are two of them direct to the head unit? Why can't I fade out my front speakers? Also, I can only fade my speakers one way and there is no way for me to fade out the front speakers.
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Not sure how the factory wires those? But if that amp is 2 ohm stable and im pretty sure it is. You could wire all 4 of your rear speakers off the rear 2 channels at 2 ohms and the front 2 off the front channels then you'll have front and rear fade. Just one way you could do it.06 Outback V
While anything is possible, here is what factory normally does:
One RCA preout to the 4-channel amplifier.
Two channels driving just the bow speakers.
Two channels driving the four cockpit speakers in parallel.
The Kicker amplifier has independent front and rear gain controls so this is how you will balance the output between the bow and cockpit... At the amplifier.
You can run a second RCA cable and reconfigure the amplifier inputs so that your control is derived from the fader, however, I would reserve this function for controlling a subsequent subwoofer or tower speaker zones if either of these or both are in your future plans.
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David is correct. His recommendations about using the fader for control of tower or sub is spot-on too.
If you decide you really want to add a set of RCA's so you can fade back and forth between the bowrider area and the cockpit, you will want to go to your 4-channel amp and find the FADER button. It is currently in an OUT position, and you will want to push it IN.
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Thanks for the advice guys. Sounds like I should adjust at the amp and I will look into that and report back with any questions/issues.
Thanks!08 Outback
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Victory for Sainsbury's as judge dismisses plea for judicial review of supermarket decision as 'totally without merit'
PUBLISHED: 16:31 22 May 2014 | UPDATED: 10:30 23 May 2014
A High Court judge has ruled that an 11th hour legal challenge to stop Sainsbury's building their new Whittlesey supermarket "is totally without merit".
The judgement, released this afternoon, means the end of the lengthy battle between rival developers.
Richard Sears, of Manea based Harrier Developments Ltd, took Fenland District Council to court to try and force a judicial review of the decision to award permission to Sainsbury's.
However Mr Justice Mitting said that "despite the length and erudition" of the grounds for appeal "there is nothing in them".
His verdict also ordered Harrier Development to pay costs of £3,750 to Fenland Council.
The judge considered whether Harrier had put together sufficient evidence to sustain a full blown judicial review of Fenland Council's decision to award permission to Sainsbury's.
Mr Justice Mitting said in his response: "Permission is hereby refused, the application is considered to be totally without merit".
Mr Sears had been in a protracted battle with March based developer Bruce Smith who had secured the Sainsbury's permission alongside plans for a country park and commercial centre along Eastrea Road.
In its evidence to the courts, Rory McKenna, Fenland's principal solicitor, said: "The planning committee's decision to grant permission to Sainsbury's was well within the range of reasonable responses to the application before it."
Tesco already has permission for a store in Station Road, Whittlesey, but switched to Eastrea Road to compete with the Sainsbury's bid.
Judge Mitting said of Fenland Council's decision to award planning permission for the Sainsbury store this was a classic case for the exercise of judgement by the planning committee and head of planning.
He said: "Both reached decisions which they were entitled to reach for good reason. Hence the decision to refuse permission and the statement that the application is totally without merit."
In a statement welcoming the decision, Fenland District Council said: "We are naturally delighted with the High Court judgment, which completely vindicates our planning process.
"Officers have worked tremendously hard to achieve this outcome. It has required painstaking and thorough work over a sustained period.
"Throughout the whole legal process we have robustly defended the Planning Committee's decision to grant permission for the Sainsbury's superstore and we have been proved to be right.
"In dismissing Harrier's application as totally without merit, the judge couldn't have been clearer. As he ruled: 'This was a classic case for the exercise of judgment by the Committee and Head of Planning; and both reached decisions which they were entitled to reach for good reason.'
"That is what we have always maintained."
Councillor John Clark, Leader of Fenland District Council, said: "This is great news for the council and for Whittlesey. I am particularly grateful to all our officers for guiding us through this very long and difficult process.
"Everyone will now hope that work can proceed quickly to create the development that the people of Whittlesey have made clear they desperately want."
Councillor Will Sutton, FDC's Cabinet member responsible for planning, said: "All those involved in planning will welcome this judgement and I'd like to thank all those responsible for helping to secure it. All their hard work has been rewarded.
"The committee's decision and the process whereby it was reached has been subjected to the closest possible scrutiny and found to be entirely correct. Hopefully, it means we can all now put this issue to one side and move on."


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Well, to be honest, I don't hate sports. It's just that my body hates sports.
Don't get the wrong impression: I can do lots of awesome things with my body, such as raise one eyebrow, touch my nose with my tongue and write with my toes. Yep, I am that talented. But before you ask for a toe-penned autograph, understand this sad fact: it would be easier to herd Palestinians and Israelis together for a cup of tea than to get me to catch a ball.
Fortunately, an auspicious call of fate summoned my family to Portland, OR, where spandex-clad men are more likely to be a bicyclists than football players. In this green utopia, hiking, biking and running are all revered as superior forms of athletic activity. Oh, you blessed hipsters who reject conventional, institutionalized sports! Thanks to you, even yoga has become an accepted recreational activity. My awkward limbs thank you.
But this was all before I attended the Special Olympics. That marvelous organization has forever transformed my outlook on traditional sports.
Particularly altered is my attitude toward baseball, which was previously #1 on my list of Easy & Patriotic Ways to Kill Oneself By Boredom. I understand it is practically treason to malign the iconic American sport, but watching plump men in tight clothing loll around … spit on the ground … stomp the ground … signal the catcher … position the feet … ready the ball … munch something gross in their cheeks … debate over what to do next … wind the bat … is enough mind-numbing tedium to slay even those with the fiercest desire to live.
But back to baseball, where I am barely clinging on to life. If by some miracle I manage to stay awake for the first few innings, I can entertain myself through the remainder by counting the number of new freckles I develop during the game, comparing the lengths of my fingernail cuticles or dreaming about how much more interesting it would be to listen to someone talk in depth about a TV show I've never watched.
Thankfully, only the pros are boring. Watch a Special Olympics game, and I guarantee your jaw will ache not from yawning, but with unfettered laughter & delight.
Smitten from the first moment, it was as if I had stepped into a different world. There, most everyone is hampered by a mental or physical impediment, yet simultaneously are free to be exactly who they are. Unfettered by the need to impress, they exist liberated from the tyrants of beauty, wit, intelligence and success that the rest of us bow to. How refreshing it was to escape the charade of typical adult interactions, where so many words are mere shadows of our true feelings!
This raw display of emotion makes for exceedingly entertaining games. While Special Olympic athletes hit more balls than the pros do, they still miss quite a few. One young fellow upon hitting a pitch, neglected to run to first base and instead began pumping his arms up and down in excitement, ran in circles, and gave his coach a huge hug. His joy simply could not wait!
And oh, the dance party. I've been clubbing, swing dancing, ballroom dancing – in different states, in luxurious venues, with a variety of handsome men (that sentence was intended to make my life sound cooler than it really is). This celebration outshone every single one of them. In an open field in the cool, summer twilight, a huge crowd of sweaty Special Olympics kids danced their hearts out. Not one of them (especially me) will ever make it on Dancing With the Stars, yet they all moved with such genuine joy and enthusiasm that I am convinced the very stars above us danced with delight.
What an honor it was to rejoice with ones so pure of heart! I left those games with a flame of joy as large as the Olympic torch shining brightly in my heart – it was if my soul had been hugged over and over again. With a myriad of mental and physical advantages, I was reminded by these 'disabled' ones that our value isn't tied to skills or accomplishments, but to the very essence of our being. Every human is the temple of precious and worthy soul, whether they play in the regular Olympics, Special Olympics … or can do neither, like me.
I encourage you today to find someone who needs love, and give it wholeheartedly. It is far more rewarding than even hitting a home run … not that I would know 🙂


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Full announcement from Western Carolina University:
CULLOWHEE – The family of the late Janice Hooper Holt, Western Carolina University executive director of teacher recruitment, advising and career support, is creating a scholarship in Holt's memory in the wake of her recent death.
Holt, of Webster, died unexpectedly Nov. 1, at the age of 58. A faculty member in the WCU College of Education and Allied Professions, Holt was a National Board Certified teacher who arrived at WCU in 2000 after more than two decades in Jackson County schools. She was instrumental in developing the university's programs to support beginning and career teachers and maintain partnerships with regional schools. She had been in her current position since 2010.
"Teachers, new or experienced, have lost a champion, someone who understood them, who loved them, and who worked to support them throughout her career," said Dale Carpenter, interim dean of the WCU College of Education and Allied Professions.
Holt held bachelor's (1976), master's (1977) and education specialist (1987) degrees in middle grades education from WCU. In 2012 she earned her doctorate in educational leadership from WCU, receiving the American Educational Research Association's Research on Teacher Induction special interest group's first Dissertation Award. Holt said her work supporting beginning teachers in Western North Carolina sparked her interest in the topic that developed into her dissertation, which examined teacher retention and student achievement.
"I believed that findings could assist educators to develop evidence-based comprehensive programs that provide critical support to beginning teachers, improving their effectiveness and ultimately improving the learning of their students," Holt said on receiving the award.
Holt was named the 1999 National Science Teachers Association/Space Foundation National Space Educator of the Year. At WCU she taught the freshman seminar for the WHEE Teach Living Learning Community and methods courses for the School of Teaching and Learning. She received grants totaling more than $1.5 million that focused on the support of beginning teachers and college access.
Individuals who want to contribute to the scholarship can write a check payable to the WCU Foundation and note that it is for the Janice Holt Scholarship Fund. Send checks to Brett Woods, Office of Development, 201 H.F. Robinson Building, Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, N.C., 28723. Gifts also may be made online at wcu.edu/27669.asp. Select the College of Education and Allied Professions from the "area of giving" drop-down box and note in the comments box that the gift is for the Holt scholarship. For additional information, contact Woods at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Green Bay Packers take to the field and gear up for the second game of the season against the Chicago Bears. In the televised Thursday night game, the Packers defeated the Bears. (Reader submitted photo by Stephen Sellers)
Sparks On Sports
by Troy Sparks
Green Bay – Defeats by the Green Bay and Wisconsin football teams don't happen very often and not on the same weekend. Both teams had high expectations entering the 2012 season. Last weekend, the Packers and Badgers looked to rebound from tough losses.
Packers' Comeback
The green and gold didn't have time to think about their loss to the San Francisco 49ers, Sept. 9, at Lambeau Field, where they were outplayed and outcoached in every aspect. As one Green Bay player said, the replacement officials had nothing to do with them losing the game to start the season at 0-1.
It was time to take out their frustrations on their longtime rivals the Chicago Bears, Sept. 13, at home. The 23-10 win gave the players extra motivation and the next four days off. If a Green Bay player can't get the adrenaline flowing against a team in the oldest rival in NFL history, then that guy has no business being in a green and gold uniform, period.
Chicago quarterback Jay Cutler said the game against the Packers would be a dogfight. Cutler's comments added fuel to the fire. His receiving sidekick in receiver Brandon Marshall was supposed to be a secret weapon that would destroy the Green Bay secondary. Marshall was a marked man all night and finished with two catches for 24 yards and no touchdowns. He dropped a TD pass in the end zone. The offense and defense clicked on all cylinders.
It was a complete turnaround from the San Francisco game. Overall, the 49ers had a better team than Chicago, and the Bears had to admit that they were not on the Packers' level last year or this year. They got no style points in a 20-point win over the rebuilding Indianapolis Colts inWeek 1.
It seemed like everybody got in on the action for the Packers. Linebacker Clay Matthews got 3 ½ sacks. Cornerback Tramon Williams had two of Green Bay's four interceptions. Safeties Charles Woodson and Jerron McMillian each had one pick. On offense, the Pack did enough in the ground game with running back Cedric Benson, who averaged 4.1 yards a carry in his 20 rushes.
What really got the Lambeau crowd excited were the two TDs that were unexpected. The Green Bay special teams studied the Bears'special teams for the last three years to see how they lined up in punt and kick block coverage. The result was a trick play on a fake field goal attempt by kicker Mason Crosby with punter TimMasthay holding. Masthay took the snap, flicked the ball to backup tight end Tom Crabtree, who ran 27 yards to the end zone for Green Bay's first TD in the second quarter. If that play didn't work, the wrath of head coach Mike McCarthy would have been at special teams coach Shawn Slocum.
Aging receiver Donald Driver, in his last year with Green Bay, the Dancing with the Stars champion and a forgotten man on the sideline, was in the right place at the right time when he hooked up with quarterback Aaron Rodgers for a 26-yarder and a TD in the fourth quarter that helped give the Pack a 23-3 lead.
Driver did the Cha-Cha in the end zone before doing the Lambeau Leap. Rodgers pointed at him as if to say, "That one was for you."
Green Bay defensive coordinator Dom Capers put the dogs on the Bears' offense and didn't call them off until the game was over. Chicago gained only 168 total yards to Green Bay's 321. A long layover of 11 days should get the Packers ready for their first road game, Sept. 24, in Seattle, against the Seahawks' rookie QB RussellWilson, who was the signal caller for the Badgers around this time last year.
Badgers Woes
The Badgers wished they had Wilson in Madison this year instead of in Seattle. Wilson brought excitement to the game, and they put non-conference opponents away by the second half. Bucky survived a 26-21 win at home against Northern Iowa and lost 10-7 at Oregon State in their first two games. Utah State came into Camp Randall Stadium looking for the upset, Sept. 15.
The team was trying to rebound from their last defeat and the firing of the offensive line coach in the same week. The O-line couldn't get a big push to get one measly yard on third down a couple of times. They were 2 for 9 in the half. Those corn-fed guys couldn't blame the fired O-line coach for 63 first half yards and not giving Montee Ball room to run.
In addition to that, starting quarterback Danny O'Brien lost a fumble, completed half of his 10 passes and got sacked. There were four penalties in the first half. TheAggies shocked the Badgers when they took a 14-3 halftime lead into the locker room. Something needed to be done in a hurry. Wisconsin head coach Bret Bielema made a QB switch.
"The No. 1 reason I made the switch at quarterback was to protect the ball," he said. "For us to win at Wisconsin, we can't turn the ball over. I said in front of the group, 'I'm gonna make a switch. I'm gonna pop (redshirt freshman) Joel (Stave) in to start the second half.' We got to be better with ball security. I talked to Joel and moved forward."
In the second half, Wisconsin's defense played better. The Camp Randall crowd roared after Kenzel Doe returned a punt 82 yards to the house. Ball ran for a touchdown late in the third quarter and the Badgers led 16-14. They held Utah State at bay in the fourth quarter until the Aggies missed a 36-yard field goal that went right and missed the crossbar with seconds remaining in regulation. Badger Nation can't stomach any nail-biting, single digit games from non-conference teams. What will happen to the Badgers in the final nine games of the season?


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Following their incredibly popular 2010 'Spot The Difference Tour', British legends Squeeze return with an extensive tour of the UK this November and December.
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just brew it! wrote:Buckethead - Captain EO's Voyage
(Yeah, I've been on a bit of a Buckethead binge lately... been filling in some of the holes in my Buckethead collection. Jeez this guy is prolific, he's released like a bazillion albums!)
Captain Ned wrote:Gentle Giant. Much like a temporal discontinuity in HHGTTG, they're a band you have to sidle up alongside of and let them catch you unawares. Definitely in the "advanced prog" listening category.
Captain Ned wrote:JBI: 15 YO Daughter was taking HS mid-terms last week. They're allowed MP3 players (anyone who takes the time to put all the cheat data into an MP3 player deserves the grade anyways) and she told me that she listened exclusively to Djam Karet as it was music relaxation but without words that would cause her to lose focus. She even likes Tales From a Topographic Ocean.
At least I've done one thing right in my life.
just brew it! wrote:instead of "WTF *was* that?!??"
Captain Ned wrote:just brew it! wrote:instead of "WTF *was* that?!??"
A/K/A the usual response to Gentle Giant.
just brew it! wrote:Everything's connected.
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After starting 26 consecutive games for the Minnesota Vikings, QB Christian Ponder will be on the sidelines for his team's biggest moment.
Ponder is inactive for Saturday night's wild-card round playoff game against the Green Bay Packers, meaning that Joe Webb will make his first start since Week 17 of the 2010 season -- and his first postseason appearance ever.
Ponder, who is dealing with elbow bursitis, tested his throwing arm out during pregame at Lambeau Field. However, he reportedly struggled to get loose, leading to the Vikings' decision to scratch him from the lineup.
There's almost no telling how the Ponder-for-Webb swap might impact the Vikings' upset bid. Webb did not attempt a single pass this season, as he stayed glued to the bench behind Ponder. Webb's last legitimate game action came in Week 17 last season, when he completed 17 of 32 passes in a 17-13 loss to the Chicago Bears.
Neither Webb nor Ponder has any playoff experience -- the Vikings failed to make the playoffs last year in Ponder's rookie season.
The Vikings stuck with Ponder throughout 2012, even as he struggled to put up numbers after a hot start in the team's first four games. That faith was rewarded late in the season, as Ponder turned in a decent showing during a Week 16 win in Houston, then fired three TD passes last Sunday against the Packers.
What Webb does bring to the table, compared to Ponder, is more mobility. Ponder is capable of getting out of the pocket -- he rushed for 253 yards and two touchdowns this season -- but Webb is arguably more dangerous as a runner than a passer. During a tight loss to the Lions last season, for example, Webb ran for 109 yards and a touchdown, while passing for just 84 yards.
It is also worth wondering how much the Packers have prepared for Webb. Minnesota has been non-committal about Ponder's status all week, meaning the Packers likely ran through their Webb-centric defensive game plan.


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" Dried standardised extract of nutritional Cynara scolymus "
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I have to agree with the other reviewers completely. The hangover symptom that I hate the most is the nausea, I can cope with everything else but the queasy feeling that can sometimes (for me) last all day is the worst. I would consider myself a fairly heavy and regular drinker and nothing else I have tried has worked as well. I took 2 capsules halfway through a 15 unit+ session and 2 when I finished and woke up with the predicted hangover, mild headache, dry mouth, groggy feeling but I noticed a significant reduction in queasiness. As the day wore on I took 2 more capsules to make sure and I was fine. Although as I have said you do still suffer the other symptoms of a hangover you can't say that artichoke on its own is a magic bullet I think it's fair to say that in conjunction with other remedies you can almost completely eliminate a hangover. My advice is 2 before you start, 2 during and 2 after and if you drink more than about 20 units then take more during your session. You may need a few the next day too. The good thing is they are fast acting so if you wake up the next morning and have forgotten to take them then just pop a couple and they will sort you out. Drink plenty of water, before, during and after drinking and think about painkillers, B vitamins and sugar/carb/fatty foods whilst you are drinking and the morning after and you should be fine.
Like most people, I eat/drink too much and don't get enough exercise and have found more and more that my system is really suffering. My skin was dull and I felt listless and sluggish. I wanted something to perk up my system a bit and help my body cope with excess.
I'd read about Milk Thistle and when I went shopping I saw that Cynara has a a high level of the ingredients. It made a difference quite quickly - I'm able to process food and drink more easily and I have bags more energy.
Im am a terrible sufferer of hangovers, so when I read about this product in a magazine I thought its was definateley worth a shot. Cynara Artichoke is equivalent to 8g of fresh artichoke, it comes in a capsual form fom any health food shop or chemist, it is generally took for maintaing a healthy cholesterol level and it also helps the gall bladder and liver in breaking down and eliminating fat and alcohol, so this is where it comes in with a hangover. When I read about it, it suggested taking two capsuals before retiring to bed after a night out on the booze haha, but if you are anything like me and are to drunk to remember to take them haha, I find they definatley work if taken in the morning when you are feeling rough. They don't take long to take away that yucky feeling, but I must admit it doesn't take away that horrible feeling in your mouth (dirty ashtray haha). So if your like me and enjoy going about but don't like the morning after, then give this a go I think its great and many of my freinds have tried it and agrree its good.....
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|Posted by dreamlvr1432
|Another good teaser! It was too much for me...I couldn't finish it. I'll give it another try later when my brain gets some rest. :D
|Posted by Yankeejimg
|Absolutely, the most difficult logic grid puzzle I have ever done. It took me hours over several days. Well designed, fun to do, and so many interlocking clues. It is beyond me how someone crafts such a puzzle. Congratulations!! :roll: :roll: :wink:
|Posted by mom_rox
|quick comment - I haven't looked at the solution, but the hint declares that each participant has a UNIQUE point total. If that is a requirement, then it should be noted in the problem description. (otherwise, one of my possible solutions was to see if 8,7,5,5 and 5 would work)
|Posted by mom_rox
|cnmne, once again a fabulous puzzle!! (see my comment above concerning the unique point solutions) Once I figured out the finish combinations for each person, the rest of the puzzle fell into place. :D
|Posted by Gizzer
|Another excellent logic teaser! To mom_rox: clue 10 indicates that someone finished in 4th place overall - a 3-way tie for 3rd wouldn't satisfy that requirement.
|Posted by mom_rox
|Gizzer - thanks for clearing that up for me. :wink:
|Posted by Maj7
|Wow, that was way over my head. That's the best kind (though I'll never get it)!
|Posted by friesaregood
|WOW! I couldn't finish that one, hehe. Thanks so much for explaining it in the answer how you figured that out. :D
|Posted by thompson1
|That was one of the best (if not THE best) logic grids I have ever done. Ever. Wonderful job! :D :D
|Posted by hippochips
|I actually wrote a macro in VBA to solve this one. It was taking me too long by hand.
|Posted by javaguru
|That was great! It took over an hour, but I finished it without the hint. 8) I do think, though, that the puzzle should have explicitly stated that no two people had the same overall score. That isn't a given--the answer could have listed multiple people with the same overall score without violating any statements. I started solving it without the grid and it was only after seeing the grid that I realized that no ties for overall must be a constraint. By this time I knew there had to be an additional constraint on the possible finish combinations. Without this constraint the puzzle has multiple solutions. :-?
|Posted by javaguru
|Guess I shoud have read the rest of the comments first regarding why there could be no ties for overall. :oops:
|Posted by caberet
|Wow! What a fabulous puzzle. It took forever, but what fun! Congratulations on a fine teaser!!
|Posted by chriscat
|I really enjoyed this puzzle. It came together well once I abandoned the grid and reasoned it out the same way the answer describes -- definitely took some thinking, though! (I did assume there were no ties, both because I'd already looked at the grid and because the puzzle clearly wouldn't have a unique solution otherwise.) I don't see that the grid serves much purpose in doing this puzzle.
|Posted by Mytana
|The scoring system discussed in your answer does not appear to match the scoring system given in the teaser.
|Posted by dreamlvr1432
|I finally got it! Once I finally got the scoring down it was a snap, but man oh man was that scoring a big issue. Thx for making my brain kick into overdrive! :D
|Posted by Obilio
|As someone else said, this is one of the BEST puzzles I've ever done, and that includes magazines! When I saw how little could be done initially with the grid, I used the hint, which really was a great hint without giving anything away. I'm not stupid, but narrowing down possibilities with math is (so far, anyway) rarely used on this site :) I LOVED it!! The clue stating that no individual winner took 1st place over all eliminated half the possibilities, and (in my deductions) only left 3 places for 1st place to be used: (points) 4,1,1; 4,1,0; and 4,0,0. With that and the clue stating someone only took one 2nd place, that could only leave 3,3,2; and 3,2,2 as the other point combinations. It didn't occur to me to add up the total possible points to begin with, but seeing the comments, it looks like I wasn't alone in that :) . However, the point totals 8 thru 4 in sequence made over all placement clear, and the grid helped with who came in what place individually. HUGE amount of fun to solve, thank you so much for your work!!
|Posted by Juloha
|Took me two attempts, but I solved it without the hint! (The hint more or less mirrors my thought process, though.)
|Posted by braintwist
|Wow! Great puzzle! You are the best for explaining the answer. Good job! :D :wink:
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text: Hi to all, i am new to beowulf (and Number Cruncher). I have read plenty news and readme, but i did not realy understand everything. What is PVM ? It seams, that an application has to be compiled with pvm libs, but then the application scales better ?! What is MPI ? Like PVM, and is only for mono CPU machines ?! What is openMosix ? I think, that openMosix can run every Application, without compiling, but, can not scale the application as good as PVM or MPI ?! The Goal for my cluster solution is to run VMWARE GSX3. 7x standard PC (Pentium 4 2.0 1500MB Ram, 1x 100Mbit, 1x 1000Mbit, 1x 40GB IDE HDD) 1x 100MBit Ethernet Switch to the Users 1x 1000MBit Ethernet Switch to the Cluster 1. Do i need a shared storage for the VMWARE Virtual Disks ? Can a shared storage be created with a kind of online replication between these 7 Host IDE Disks ? (may be slow, but for testing it is ok) 2. I will only run 1 VMWARE Guest OS (Windows 2000 Server) Can Beowulf/PVM/MPI/openMosix scale 1 VMWARE Instanz over 7 Nodes ? The Problem is, that the application in the Windows 2000 Guest can not run on SMP Machines, so CPU scaling is the key. As far as i now, openMosix can't scale 1 Process over more than 1 Node ?! VMWARE is not Beowulf/PVM/MPI ready, and source code is not shipped, so Beowulf/PVM/MPI would not run ?! 3. What happens, if 1 Node dies ? 4. But, if it is possible to scale VMWARE over these Nodes, what is to be done, i mean the Setup. Does somebody realized such a scenario ? I would be happy about an answer. thanx and kr. -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Uwe Paucker Germany ICQ# 341938015 FAXBOX# 01212-5-108-41-016 VOICEBOX# 01212-5-108-41-016 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ________________________________________________________________ Verschicken Sie romantische, coole und witzige Bilder per SMS! Jetzt neu bei WEB.DE FreeMail: http://freemail.web.de/?mc=021193 _______________________________________________ Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf


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Betting: Norwich City are 66/1 to win FA Cup for the first time
PUBLISHED: 10:23 04 January 2013 | UPDATED: 17:11 04 January 2013
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The FA Cup offers some teams a welcome respite from the grind of league football – though it's only a chore when they're losing – while for others, it's a distraction from the business of winning league titles or gaining promotion.
Then there's a smaller, third category of Cup participants – teams who actually have a chance of winning the trophy, such as the Canaries, who travel to Peterborough tomorrow priced as Stan James' 11/10 favourites to beat a Peterborough side mired in a relegation scrap.
Norwich are 66/1 (BetVictor.com) to lift the FA Cup for the first time in their history next May, a bet that becomes even more attractive if punters back City each way. They would get 50 per cent of the odds should they reach the final.
Of course, Norwich have won only once on the road this term, during which they've managed just 11 goals, so the likelihood of it finishing all square (13/5, bet365) cannot be ignored.
Skybet post 11/2 against it ending 1-1, while Ladbrokes offer a 1-0 City victory at 7/1.
However, only Bristol City have lost more home league matches than Posh, while their defence has conceded 28 goals in 13 home fixtures to date.
Elsewhere, Norwich are 12/5 (Ladbrokes) to win when kicking off with a one-goal deficit and Paddy Power make them 8/11 to open the scoring.
Not surprisingly, Norwich are 2/5 (William Hill) to qualify for the fourth round – a bet which includes a replay, if necessary – while bet365 chalk an attractive 7/2 about them winning the tie at the first attempt without conceding a goal.
Admittedly, Norwich's away form leaves a lot to be desired, but Peterborough are 21st in the Championship and the 15/2 offered by Stan James against a 2-1 Norwich victory holds significant appeal, as does the 12/1 bet365 post in favour of a 2-0 win for the Premier League side.


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BULGARELLI, Alexandre Favero et al. Primary healthcare and the construction of meanings for oral health: a social constructionist interpretation of discourses by the elderly. Ciênc. saúde coletiva [online]. 2012, vol.17, n.8, pp.2053-2062. ISSN 1413-8123. http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/S1413-81232012000800016.
Dentistry is nowadays open to new ideas about the constructions of meanings for oral health. This openness tallies with the social production of health and shows the need to contextualize the social, historical and sundry knowledge in the development of oral health for different communities. The scope of this research is to build meanings for oral health with a group of elderly people. With this in mind, we propose an approximation between the discourses of the elderly on oral health and the Social Constructionist discourse. Thus, we interviewed 14 elderly people registered with a Family Health Unit in Ribeirão Preto in the State of São Paulo in the first semester of 2010. This enabled us to identify two Interpretative Repertoires with the use of Discourse Analysis, which showed the relationship between: 1 - Lack of dental information and assistance in childhood; and 2 - Primary Healthcare constructing meaning for oral health. We concluded that Social Constructionism assists epistemologically for the construction of meaning for oral health and that Primary Healthcare is essential for valuing healthcare for the construction of meaning for oral health on the part of the elderly by fostering conditions for self care and healthy attitudes.
Keywords : Social Constructionism; Oral health; The elderly; Primary Healthcare.


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Two more arrests in fraud investigation which involves a Norfolk police constable
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Two more arrests have been made as part of an ongoing fraud investigation in the course of which a former Norwich police officer and his wife, a serving officer with Norfolk Constabulary, have already been arrested.
A 65-year-old man from Norwich and a 29-year-old man from Newcastle were both detained on suspicion of money laundering today.
Both were later released on police bail, while the inquiry continues.
They bring to six the total number people to have been arrested as part of the investigation.
Ex-policeman Ben Staff is understood to be one of three people arrested in Norwich in February on suspicion of fraud and money laundering offences.
Mr Staff, who quit the force in 2008, was further arrested on suspicion of blackmail by detectives from the Eastern Region Specialist Operations Unit (ERSOU) at Wymondham Police Investigation Centre in March where he was questioned and later released on bail.
Mr Staff's wife Catriona, who is a serving PC with Norfolk Constabulary, was arrested in February on suspicion of alleged offences, including fraud and money laundering, and remains on police bail pending further inquiries.
Norfolk Constabulary previously issued a statement which revealed the Norfolk police constable had been suspended from duty until the outcome of the criminal investigation and that the matter had been referred – as was routine – to the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC).
A man in his 40s was arrested at an address in Norwich in March on suspicion of blackmail and has since been released on bail pending further inquiries.
And a woman, in her 50s, was arrested in Norwich in February by detectives from ERSOU on suspicion of alleged fraud offences and has been released on bail pending further inquiries. We visited Mr Staff at his address in Thorpe St Andrew but he was not in.


text: Julia Fox TEL-T 571 Applied Cognitive & Emotional Psychology 1) The course prerequisites. None 2) A summary of course objectives. This course introduces students to basic theories in cognitive and emotional psychology and focuses on how these theories could be applied to the design of immersive mediated environments. Students will learn how to use theory to guide media design to better achieve cognitive and emotional objectives. 3) Course format. This is a graduate seminar/discussion style course with 12- 17 students. 4) Grading Procedures. The course grade will be based on attendance-related activities, in-class written examination, and course assignments. 5) Required Texts. There is one required text for this course: Reeves, B., & Nass, C. 1996. The media equation: How people treat computers, television, and new media like real people and places. Cambridge University Press. In addition, there are a number of assigned readings from various sources relating to course topics on electronic reserve. A printed course packet may be made available on reserve and/or for students to purchase, if they prefer. 6) Meeting Times. TTh, 2:30pm - 3:45pm , TV 169


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Solution For--Internet Download Manager has been registered with a fake serial number
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Internet Download Manager (IDM) is a tool to increase download speeds by up to 5 times, resume and schedule downloads. Comprehensive error recovery and resume capability will restart broken or interrupted downloads due to lost connections, network problems, computer shutdowns, or unexpected power outages. Simple graphic user interface makes IDM user friendly and easy to use.Internet Download Manager has a smart download logic accelerator that features intelligent dynamic file segmentation and safe multipart downloading technology to accelerate your downloads. Unlike other download managers and accelerators Internet Download Manager segments downloaded files dynamically during download process and reuses available connections without additional connect and login stages to achieve best acceleration performance.
I have been using IDM for last 2 years and it's really a nice download manager. People often get addicted to it and don't want to uninstall it at any cost. People who purchase a licence enjoy it working without any problem but those who use "fake key" (downloaded from torrent clients) suffer from the message "Internet Download Manager has been registered with a fake serial number or serial number has been blocked. IDM is now exiting.......".
The solution for this problem is not easily available and the only step the user left with is uninstalling the software completely. Even after several installation and uninstallation the problem exists unless you format your computer.If you want a permanent and exact solution for this problem follow these steps:-
1. Exit IDM from the taskbar before entering the serial.
2. Disconnect active connections to the internet.
3. Then go to the directory C:\Windows\system32\drivers\etc and locate the file 'hosts'
4. Open the "hosts" file with "notepad".
5. on the last line enter the following address as shown and save.
127.0.0.1 www.internetdownloadmanager.com
6. Now, again enter the "fake serial" and wait for few seconds.
7. your IDM is registered again.
8. No wonder you would be facing this problem again but without panic use a "new fake key" ( this time steps 3,4 and 5 are not required, the only thing required is "a keygen" for generating a new key. For IDM 5.14 Dr.Carbon Keygen is used ).
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ORLANDO/CENTRAL FLORIDA The International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions is trying something new at its Attractions Expo, taking place through Thursday at the Orange County Convention Center. In a corner of the show floor, organizers created a 2,000-seat, multipurpose event space, dubbed the I.A.A.P.A. Theatre, that will host four different events during the course of the convention. In past years, these events were held in nearby hotel ballrooms or elsewhere in the convention hall.
"It's created a lot of buzz and excitement. It puts the action right on the trade show floor. You don't have to walk to a ballroom," said I.A.A.P.A. president and C.E.O Chip Cleary. "Exhibitors can meet up with potential clients at these events and then say, 'Why don't you take a walk over to my booth and I can show you the product.' It creates this energy on that floor that we haven't seen before,"
Show contractor Freeman created the theater in a 40,000-square-foot corner of the hall that in past years was used to store exhibitors' shipping crates. The entire area is draped and to help attendees find the theater in the 500,000-square-foot expo hall, blue carpet on the show floor provides a path to the entrance. Attendees walk through an L-shaped aisle before entering the main event space, an oval-shaped area with a 2,400-square-foot stage. Spanning the length of the room behind the stage are three large screens flanked by 28-foot-tall drapes, creating a projection surface that spans 306 feet wide.
Expo guests got their first look at the theater Tuesday morning during the kickoff ceremony, which included the latest news on the global attractions industry and a video presentation displayed on the screens. Once that ended, organizers began swapping the theater seating for cocktail tables in preparation for the opening reception Tuesday evening. Wednesday morning, the area was set with round tables for a plated breakfast and keynote presentation for about 1,000 people. The final event will be this evening for the organization's awards program.
With more than 1,100 exhibitors, organizers say this is the largest Attractions Expo in four years. Buyers from around the world walk the show floor shopping for rides, games, inflatables, concessions, and administrative systems for amusement parks and entertainment centers.
Cleary said they will evaluate the success of the theater when the show ends. "The show has been growing every year, so what we are trying to do is develop a bag of tools so some years we can do these events on the trade show floor, some years do them at the Peabody hotel, and maybe we'll do something bigger for our 100th anniversary in a few years."


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Wells Fargo posted record earnings in the third quarter as higher fees and trading profits boosted the bank's revenue.
Wells, the nation's biggest mortgage lender, expanded its loan portfolio by increasing loans to consumers. More homeowners refinanced at record-low mortgage rates.
Wells' net income in the quarter ended Sept. 30 rose 23 percent, to $4.72 billion from $3.84 billion in the same period last year.
That amounts to 88 cents per share, a penny higher than the average estimate of analysts surveyed by FactSet. Wells earned 72 cents per share in last year's third quarter.
Overall revenue rose 8 percent to $21.21 billion, slightly lower than analysts expected. Net interest income, which includes interest on loans, edged up 1 percent to $10.66 billion from $10.54 billion.
Loans to consumers rose 4 percent from the prior quarter, to $335.28 billion from $322.30 billion in the period ended June 30. Corporate loans shrank modestly.
More people parked their money at Wells, boosting core deposits by 7 percent from a year earlier, $895.4 billion from $836.8 billion a year earlier.
With more deposits on hand, banks have a stronger capital position and can lend more easily.
Wells, based in San Francisco, appears more confident that those loans will be repaid. It released $200 million that it had set aside earlier to cover possible loan losses.
The earnings don't include dividend payments to preferred shareholders.
The stock fell $3.16 to $34.07 in pre-market trading Friday.


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I was just looking at my profile, and it says that my birthday is in 1990. It's not, it's in 1992. Is there anyway I can get that fixed?
My correct birthdate:
Dec. 1st 1992
I was just looking at my profile, and it says that my birthday is in 1990. It's not, it's in 1992. Is there anyway I can get that fixed?
My correct birthdate:
Dec. 1st 1992
I know we're not supposed to post spoilers in our stories for a bit after the DH release, but what if we're posting, say, Chapter 4 of a future-gen story, and let's say Ron and Hermione are married in that story and they turn out to be married in DH as well, or something like that? (Or, like, Neville grows up to be the new Dark Lord, and that happens in DH as well, by sheer coincidence.)
Would that be allowed if it's going along with things that were posted in the story before DH was written?
I am currently writing a story about a missing scene from Harry Potter 6, but I can't have it in before the deadline. This story might be a little spoiler, but I don't want the Idea stolen before I can finish writing it. If I could PM someone who could help me with my problem, that would be very helpful. I don't know if it is a spoiler yet, but it very well might be. No way to know until July 23rd. It has something to do with Snape before he runs away.
tank21 - If you edit your story, it is sent back into queue. If you do not edit your chapter after submitting, it should take no more than seven days.
cia639 - You should be able to check your story's status by "Manage Stories." However, if it does not show up there, it means it has been rejected.
Lilykinslove - PM an administrator privately about your issue.
Schmerg_the_Impaler - I think it should be fine as long as the circumstances under which they're married (or which Neville becomes the Dark Lord) aren't the same. If another moderator has something to say about this, please do
comrade little john - If you put it into queue with a note that you wrote it before DH came out, it might help =/ Again, if another moderator has a better answer, by all means post xD
Thank you for your response, who would I talk to about it being rejected?
I know that this may be a kind of silly question, but after the release of DH, is there going to be a "Book 7 Disregarded" warning, or are all stories that don't follow canon in DH going to have to turn AU?
If a character gets their soul sucked out by a dementor in a story, would that qualify for a Character Death Warning? I know it's not actually "dying", but they've still left the world, in a sense.
cia639 - if your fiction has been rejected you should've recieved an email explaining why. If you havn't recieved an email, you can post the details of your fiction in the 'I didn't recieve a Rejection Letter' thread in the Questions forum.
Pepper Imp - I believe there will be a 'Book Seven Disregarded' warning, we've done this for previous books, but I'm not certain on this so if any other moderator knows different please do post This warning would also be used in cases such as comrade little john's question.
Hermione_Rocks - Technically the character hasn't died so I would say it doesn't need the warning, you may want to put a violence warning on it though.
This may seem like a stupid question but...
I was looking at "The Tens" list, more specifically, the Ten Longest stories. Is there an actual limit on the number of chapters a story can have? I imagine after so many and author would just end the story and start a sequel. I was just curious!
I remember hearing somewhere that you're only allowed to have one banner made for each of your stories. Is that right? I've gotten a request to make a banner for someone, and I said that I would, but, as I ws looking at their author's page I saw that they already had a banner for that story. Am I not allowed to make the banner for that person?
I hope that made sense.


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