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London ~ Friday July 22 2011, page 35
By John Vidal ? An internally displaced Somali woman fleeing from the drought gripping the Horn of Africa holds her child inside their makeshift shelter in Mogadishu. (Taxta/Reuters)A massive drought, as if out of nowhere, has settled over the Horn of Africa and the people fleeing to the camps are said to be "climate", "drought" or "environmental" refugees. The land, we are told by the international agencies rushing relief to the region, can no longer support its people.Fifty or so years ago, the region had regular 10-year climatic cycles which were mostly followed by a major drought, and now the droughts are coming more frequently and are lasting longer. In the 1970s, say the pastoralists – the nomadic herders who move their cattle ceaselessly across the region in search of pasture – they started having droughts every seven years; in the 1980s they came about every five years and in the 1990s every two or three. Since 2000 there have been three major droughts and several dry spells, this one being not the worst, just the latest. "There is no doubt that it is hotter and drier now," said Leina Mpoke, a Maasai vet I met working on the Kenya-Ethiopia border that is now on the frontline of disaster.There is also no doubt that climate change will make these areas of Africa harder to live in in future. But to pin this crisis on drought or climate change is wrong. This is an entirely predictable, traditional, man-made disaster, with little new about it except the numbers of people on the move and perhaps the numbers of children dying near the cameras. The 10 million people who the governments warn are at risk of famine this year are the same 10 million who have clung on in the region through the last four droughts and were mostly being kept alive by feeding programmes.The fleeing Somalis seen on TV are the same people the UN warned about in 2008 when it said that one in six were at risk of starvation. Josette Sheeran, head of the UN's world food programme, appealed for $300m emergency aid this week – just as she did in 2008 when she told of "a silent tsunami [of hunger] gathering". And the same governments who were slow to respond to the emergency then are the ones who have been unwilling to help now.Nor was the crisis unexpected. The rains failed early this year in Kenya and Ethiopia, and there has been next to none for two years now in Somalia. Aid agencies and governments have known for almost a year that food would run out by now. But it is only now, when the children begin to die and the cattle have been sold or died that the global humanitarian machine has moved in, with its TV shows, co-ordinated appeals and celebrities. Why did it not go earlier? Because it takes months to prepare properly for a disaster.Just as in 2008, the war in Somalia is primarily responsible for the worst that is happening. As Simon Levine of the Overseas Development Institute says: "Wars don't kill many people directly but can kill millions through the way they render them totally vulnerable to the kinds of problems they should be able to cope with." In this case, he says, people have lost all their assets and can't access grazing grounds they need. But remember too, that Somalia has been made a war zone by the US-led "war on terror". It's our fault as much as anyone's.But another, more insidious war has also been taking place across the region. This one is being waged by governments and businesses against the pastoralists. Over the years, they have been steadily marginalised and discriminated against by Ugandan, Kenyan and Ethiopian governments, and now they are further jeopardised by large-scale farming, the expansion of national parks, and game reserves and conservation.For the politicians in Lusaka, Nairobi or Addis, the lifestyle of these people seems archaic and outmoded. They are said to be outside mainstream national development, and to be pursuing a way of life that is in crisis and decline. So the politicians think little of taking away their dry season grazing grounds or blocking their traditional routes to pasture land. However, as seen in major international studies, the pastoralists produce more and better quality meat and generate more cash per hectare than "modern" Australian and US ranches.Instead of starving the region's people of funds and then picking up the pieces in the bad years – as governments must do now – Britain, the EU, the US and Japan must help people adapt to the hotter, drier conditions they face. With better pumps and boreholes, better vaccination of cattle, help with education, food storage and transport, people can live well again.This emergency will cost the west around $400m. If this money was put into long-term development instead of emergency aid and feeding programmes that keep people just above starvation, this tragedy could have been avoided. Instead, the world is almost certain to be here again in one or two years' time. Next time, though, there will be no excuses.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ London ~ Wednesday, 1 June 2011, page 1
By Damian Carrington and Stefano Valentino An Ivory Coast nursery for jatropha, a non-edible plant whose oil-rich seeds can be processed into biodiesel. (Kambou Sia/AFP/Getty Images)British firms have acquired more land in Africa for controversial biofuel plantations than companies from any other country, a Guardian investigation has revealed.Half of the 3.2m hectares (ha) of biofuel land identified – in countries from Mozambique to Senegal – is linked to 11 British companies, more than any other country.Liquid fuels made from plants – such as bioethanol – are hailed by some as environmentally-friendly replacements for fossil fuels. Because they compete for land with crop plants, biofuels have also been linked to record food prices and rising hunger. There are also fears they can increase greenhouse gas emissions.A market has been created by British and EU laws requiring the blending of rising amounts of biofuels into petrol and diesel, but the rules were condemned as unethical and "backfiring badly" in April by a Nuffield Council on Bioethics commission. In the UK, only 31% of biofuels used meet voluntary environmental standards intended to protect water supplies, soil quality and carbon stocks in the source country.There are no central records of land acquisitions in Africa, but research by the Guardian revealed the scale of the biofuels rush in sub-Saharan Africa – 100 projects and 50 companies in more than 20 countries.Crest Global Green Energy has the largest recorded landholding, 900,000ha in Mali, Guinea and Senegal. Tom Stuart, the chief executive, said: "It is true in some cases [that biofuels displace food], but in our projects we 'inter-crop', planting as much food as biofuel on the marginal land we have brought into agricultural use. There is a large social element to our projects, with all the local people needing to be in agreement, and that's normally written into contracts at government level."Another UK company, Sun Biofuels, leased 8,000ha in Tanzania where it grows Jatropha curcas, a non-edible plant whose oil-rich seeds can be processed into biodiesel. "We'll start harvesting and producing in two years," said Peter Auge, office manager in Tanzania. "The main attraction for us is exporting to Europe."Claims that J curcas use prevents biofuels competing with food because it grows easily on marginal and arid land unsuitable for other agriculture have been challenged even within the industry. "Growing jatropha in a profitable way on dry lands is a myth. It needs water, fertilisers and pesticides to provide high yields," Auge said. Jamidu Katima, at the University of Dar es Salaam, is critical of biofuels guidelines adopted by Tanzania's government in 2010. "There are no plans to build refineries, nor obligations for foreign investors to reserve part of their output for the domestic market," he said.Another risk is that biofuel use could increase carbon emissions by increasing destruction of forests when displaced local farmers clear land. The Institute of European Environmental Policy recently said carbon released from deforestation linked to biofuels could exceed carbon savings by 35% in 2011 rising to 60% in 2018. Currently, this indirect impact is not considered in European sustainability guidelines.James Smith, professor of African and Development Studies at Edinburgh University, said: "Private investment is running far ahead of our knowledge of the impacts of biofuels, such as land dispossession. This action is eroding the UK's position of enlightenment on development issues."Unpublished research by the charity ActionAid, seen by the Guardian, confirms the picture of scores of projects amassing millions of hectares on the east and west coasts of Africa. "I suspect the estimates are actually quite conservative," said Smith.Norman Baker, the Liberal Democrat junior transport minister, said: "I consider the sustainability of biofuels to be paramount. No biofuel will count towards our targets unless it meets certain sustainability requirements. But we are pushing [Europe] to go further, to reduce the risk of knock-on effects, including deforestation in new areas."He added: "Only a tiny proportion – less that 0.1% - of UK biofuel has come from Africa."As oil prices rise, said Jeremy Woods, a lecturer in bioenergy at Imperial College London, biofuels could boom. "Once oil is over $70 a barrel, conventional and new generation biofuels become cost competitive. When oil and biofuels are competitive, we are into a different world."Expansion of the biofuels industry has been fuelled by capital raised on the Alternative Investment Market of the London Stock Exchange. In the Guardian survey Italy is the next biggest player with seven companies, followed by Germany (six), France (six) and the US (four). Brazil and China have been acquiring land in Africa for biofuels and food but the investigation identified only a handful of established biofuels projects. The database of biofuels projects in Africa was compiled with the help of the University of California Berkeley's Africa Reporting Project.Some projects provide local benefits through investment, employment and local use of the produce, but many do not, says Lorenzo Cotula at the International Institute for Environment and Development, who recently analysed 12 contracts from African land deals. "Some of the contracts we analysed only contain vague and unenforceable promises." Some have 100-year leases, at very low or free rent and priority access to water, he added. "Extensive commercial plantations dislocate rural communities from their land", said Cotula. "Instead, self-managed biofuels production can offer cheaper energy and complementary sources of income".The chief executive of Sun Biofuels, Richard Morgans said: "Our company produces sustainable and ethical biofuels – categorically yes. We would welcome higher sustainability standards, but you do have to balance this with economic development. If you are a local [in Tanzania or Mozambique] and need a job, you probably aren't worried about whether the orangutans sleep at night. It's also insulting to say African governments can't run their own affairs."A community-based approach is embraced by a few investors. "Our farmers in Mozambique are given seedlings to grow jatropha on their own land with the option to sell the seeds back to us," says Chris Hunter, of UK-based Viridesco. "We help smaller plantations that cater to the developing world markets, as opposed to big monocultures that service the developed world's energy needs".UK companies were the first into Africa in 2005, but this has not been without problems. D1 Oils froze its export plans and started supplying locally in Malawi and Zambia, following the failure in 2009 of its joint-venture with BP, which doubted jatropha's market potential. Last year GEM Biofuels, operating in Madagascar, suspended its LSE quotation for four months.The revelation of the central role of UK companies in biofuels coincides with a report from Oxfam forecasting that the price of staple foods will more than double in the next 20 years. The report identifies biofuels as a factor and demands that western governments end biofuel policies that divert food to fuel for cars. "We are sleepwalking towards an age of avoidable crisis," said Oxfam's chief executive, Barbara Stocking. "One in seven people on the planet go hungry every day despite the fact that the world is capable of feeding everyone. The food system must be overhauled."Biofuels grown in African countriesCOUNTRY OF ORIGIN / NUMBER OF COMPANIES / COUNTRIES WITH LAND CONCESSIONS UK COMPANY / LAND CONCESSION / COUNTRIES WITH LAND CONCESSIONS Source: data research, not including unverified projects Read full details HERE Remark: concessions include all negotiated land, whether it is only agreed, formally leased or already used
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An Oxfam report published yesterday forecasts that a billion people will go undernourished this yearCharities and development economists necessarily focus so much attention on hungry people that you might be forgiven for thinking this was a problem only and always getting bigger. Not so. The number of hungry people worldwide actually fell between 1969 and 1997; and it dropped sharply after the great food-price spike of 2008. Those are headline statistics, of course, but they show one thing: this is not an intractable problem.It is, however, a resurgent one. An Oxfam report published yesterday forecasts that a billion people will go undernourished this year. It is not the only one to sound the alarm: last week the UN warned that spiralling food prices could well lead to riots, as happened in 30 countries three years ago. Then there is Christian Aid, which recently put out its own report on hunger, and the World Bank, which has talked more and more of late about food poverty. However alarming Oxfam's predictions this week about the future of food might be – that the average price of staples will more than double in the next couple of decades, hitting the world's poorest hardest – few of the other NGOs working in this field would sharply disagree with them. Nor would Oxfam's description of the food-supply system as "bust" be too controversial. Any system that produces enough food for the entire world and yet fails to feed one in seven people, which is subject to rampant speculation and land-grabbing, and where crops and land that could be used to feed people are instead turned into fuel for Hummers, is patently not working.The question is what to do about it. Typically, the solutions divide into three. The first is to leave the market to sort it out: financiers and an open trading system will supposedly shunt more cash into agriculture. This may be the case over the long term, but this logic completely failed in 2008 and the resulting disaster cost human lives. Free-traders sometimes point to the export bans instituted by Egypt, Malawi and so many others as being the prime culprit of the price spiral, but they were really a response.The second is at the opposite extreme, and consists of wailing about population growth. Yet it is not African villagers who are eating more than their fair share. The British eat 85kg of meat a year; in newly rich but often vegetarian India, that figure falls to 3kg. The problem is not population numbers but consumption, and here the west punches well above its weight.Finally, there is an answer that lies in treating food security as a priority, rather than as a soft commodity to be traded like any other. Its production and trading should be much more heavily regulated, and protected.~~~~~~~~ Dublin ~ Saturday, July 23, 2011Editorial:
AN objective analysis of the stock reflex response to crisis in the Third World by the "international community" would simply suggest too many look the other way. Apart from the honourable -- but wholly inadequate -- efforts of aid agencies, the missionary sector and a handful of governments, the tendency globally has been to offer a sum big enough to placate a few uneasy consciences, but too little to make any significant impact on the scale of suffering. Once more we are seeing the result of this indifference. This time the country is Somalia. The images of starving emaciated children and their shell-shocked mothers say it all. The expressions of sympathy and support are worth so much, but behind them there is a searing question that much be answered: why was this allowed to happen again? The terrible aspect of this tragedy is that the 10 million people now at risk are the same 10 million who struggled to survive in the region through the last four droughts. The UN has been pleading for help for the Somalis since 2008. This was when Josette Sheeran -- then head of its food programme -- warned: "a silent tsunami [of hunger] is gathering." In the short-term, $400m must be found so that lives that can be saved will be. We have a UN declaration of Human Rights, which suggests that all are entitled to a fair chance to life's necessities. Yet, according to UNICEF, 22,000 children die every single day due to poverty. The poor and vulnerable cannot be abandoned to their plight in a world of plenty if we are to call ourselves an "international community". ~~~~~~~~~~~


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A lot of talk was made last week over Dr. Street dropping hints that a buff-oriented class might be in the cards for the next expansion. Now, keep in mind that Blizzard considering an idea has a lot more to it than meets the eye.
- Ogres were considered a possible playable race, even to the point where they were conceiving what female ogres would look like.
- The class added in Wrath was a three-way race between Necromancer, Runemaster, and Death Knight. Eventually, they just took the concepts they liked from all three and blendered them into the DK we know today.
All that being said, the idea of a class that exists primarily to make other players more awesome is something that Blizzard struggled against in the past. I remember Shadow Priests being really popular during Burning Crusade because Vampiric Touch turned them into passive mana-batteries for the rest of the raid. Everyone remembers how mission-critical Shamans were for Bloodlust/Heroism backing during Sunwell Plateau. Ghostcrawler's later adoption of "bring the player, not the class" and subsequent changes to niche-filling classes created a circumstance where players got to play what they wanted and still go to the raid, but even up through today we've got players saying "if I don't have anything special to bring why does the Raid Leader put me in the roster?" (There's a lot of ways to answer that question, but that might be a different article altogether.)
What a lot of people have been saying in response to a buff-oriented class is that the class would have to be indispensable to the raid, meaning that as long as raid-sizes stay 10-25, non-buff players would be sat. But what if the special thing about the buff class was that it could bring ANY buff to the raid?
Bear with me here: the eight raid-buff matrix (Stats, Stamina, Attack Power, Spell Power, Haste, Spell Haste, Critical Strike and Mastery) are distributed across the eleven classes, which allows for a great diversity of raid compositions. Most individual classes might only bring one or two of those buffs (some being delimited to certain specs), and while hunters technically have the ability to bring just about any buff, that's dependent on bringing a particular pet. What if this buff class was able to bring all eight buffs? Perhaps not all at once, but to the extent that raid leaders could open up their raid compositions a bit more because they wouldn't need to worry about having to cover the 8-buff matrix?
Everyone is thinking that the buff-class needs to bring something unique. My take is that yes, they need to have a unique playing style, but there doesn't need to be a ninth buff slot that only these buff-meisters are able to fulfill. Hell, if you give them Bloodlust/Heroism, it would be a boon to small-time beer-league guilds running 10s that just haven't got the bench depth to bring it. I was in that situation plenty of times.
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A tasty mixture of greasy blues rock, deranged intellect and mudhole-stomping Texas attitude, Churchwood once again illustrates what a post-punk Skip James might have sounded like had he gotten into the lysergic weirdness of 13th Floor Elevators.
Hard on the heels of 2011's mind-bending self-titled release, 2 is in many ways an even more potent blast of post-punk roots rock — as co-founding guitarist Bill Anderson simply lashes the Beat-poet stream-of-consciousness lyrics of singer Joe Doerr.
From the Diddley-inspired growls of "Duende" to the squalling menace of "Weedeye," from the trembling rockabilly of "Fake This One" to the trippy howls of "A Message from Firmin Desloge," 2 (which sees vinyl release on April 19, 2013, via San Antonio's Saustex Media) will take you on rugged journey through the Mississippi Delta and then on to deep space. Meanwhile, Doerr talks about salvation, about Orwellian nightmares, about cheaters and murderers and Mohammad's mountain and an unknowable mystery woman named Aranzazu, and selling your dumbass some ocean front property in Arizona — all amid this flurry of furious sound.
And, somehow, Churchwood makes this pocket-flask full of intoxicating contradictions work — offering something as loud musically as it is contemplative lyrically, as raucous as it is interestingly constructed, utterly grounded and yet still completely out of the world.
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This three strand pearl wedding bracelet is handcrafted with luminous Swarovski Crystal Pearls, silver plated rhinestone balls with glittering Swarovski Crystals and sterling silver. The pearls and rhinestone balls in this design are 6mm so it's not too heavy or chunky on the wrist but the multi strand style still makes a statement.
* Created with Swarovski Crystal Pearls. Why are they called "crystal" pearls? It is because they have a heart of an actual Swarovski crystal bead that has been finished with layers of highly luminous pearlescence. The result is the look of a fine South Seas pearl, the look that will make your jewelry into timeless heirlooms.
* Your choice of white or ivory pearls to coordinate with your gown. The photos show the bracelet created with ivory pearls.
* Beautifully plated rhinestone balls have a gorgeous silver finish, we have them specially plated to resist tarnish or discoloration.
* Our high quality sterling silver lobster claw clasp and extender chain allow you to wear this at a variety of lengths for a perfect fit. The pearl dangle on the extender serves as a weight to keep the clasp at the bottom of your wrist and is a nice hanging accent. Standard length is 6.5"-7.5" but just let us know if you need that adjusted.
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HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — A women's activism group said Friday Zimbabwe police fired tear gas and baton charged to disperse Valentine's Day marchers, herding 195 people demonstrators into a police precinct. Later 25 were treated for injuries including broken teeth.
The Women of Zimbabwe Arise leader Jenni Williams said all but one — who was accused of indecent exposure — were released without charge.
The group traditionally marks Valentine's Day with marches in Harare and the second city of Bulawayo to give out red roses and teddy bears as symbols of peace and love in a nation troubled by years of human rights violations and economic meltdown.
Williams said protesters marched to government buildings to peacefully voice concerns about women's rights in the proposed new constitution, which will be voted on in a national referendum.
The women's activist group regularly protests social injustices, cost of living increases and food shortages.
Under the nation's sweeping security laws public gatherings require police clearance.
In the past WOZA members have been arrested for drumming kitchen utensils on pots and pans to draw attention to what they call "bread and butter" household issues.
Williams told The Associated Press on Friday the Valentine's Day protests were dispersed with "indiscriminate use of force" and passers-by and crying children had to flee the tear gas fired by police
Amnesty International said the police action coincided with a government announcement that set March 16 as date for a referendum on the constitution, followed by elections later this year.
The violent police response to the women's marches "sounds yet another alarm bell for the exercise of internationally guaranteed rights to freedom of expression, association and peaceful assembly in advance of the referendum and elections," said Amnesty's Southern Africa director Noel Kututwa.
He said continuing attacks by police on Zimbabwean human rights defenders cast doubt on the country's ability to hold credible polls.
"Zimbabwe is entering a critical period in its democratization process and these blatant attempts to silence and intimidate critics must end," said Kututwa.
The clampdown on the Valentine's Day marches follows a police raid Monday on the offices of the respected Zimbabwe Peace Project group that monitors political violence and intimidation, that is mainly blamed on President Robert Mugabe's loyalist police and military.
Last month, the head of the Zimbabwe Human Rights Association, Okay Machisa, spent nearly three weeks in jail after being denied bail on charges of illegally possessing voter registration forms and materials. His group, which monitors voting practices, denies any wrongdoing.


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"This time in their lives is just a whisper, a brief moment, in which they can enjoy the richness of a childhood space." B.Boss
Monday, April 16, 2012
Preschool Work Trays
Make sure to have child start from the top left and work right for reading readiness.
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- AnonymousApril 21, 2012 at 6:15 AM
I love that no sew button snake - much easier than the button board I was thinking about making! Thanks for linking up with the Weekly Kid's Co-Op. I've pinned this post to the Weekly Kids Co-Op Pinterest board. http://pinterest.com/zina/the-weekly-kid-s-co-op/ReplyDelete
Thank you so much, really appreciate all your comments :)ReplyDelete
I also love the no sew button snake! What a great idea. And those ice cream shaped bowls and spoons are so great. My daughter practices pouring water often - whether I want her to or not. lol Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Thank you Samantha! I can't even sew a button on LOLReplyDelete
Thank you Sheryl!ReplyDelete
Where did you buy the trays/boxes? I love the idea of having different ones and then passing them to the next person. I have 10 children in my class and this would be a great table time activity!ReplyDelete
Hi Becky, thanks for your comment. I have 12 kids in my class. The wood box/tray are left over from some Melissa and Doug toys. There are "Colorations Trays" on the Discount School Supply website that we use at my preschool.ReplyDelete
How does the magnetic and non magnetic thingy work? Would love to run that in my Enrichment Class for KidsReplyDelete
They use a magnetic wand to test which objects are magnetic or non magnetic, thanks.ReplyDelete
Great ideas! Love the sushi tray!ReplyDelete


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- 1 1/3 cups (2.8 oz.) FRENCH'S® Original French Fried Onions
- 1/2 tsp. dill weed
- 1/2 tsp. lemon pepper
- 3-6 portions of salmon filets
- 2 tbsp. FRENCH'S® Spicy Brown Mustard (I didn't measure it!)
- MIX French Fried Onions, dill and lemon pepper in plastic bag. Crush with hands or rolling pin.
- BRUSH salmon with mustard. Coat top of salmon pieces with seasoned onion crumbs; press firmly to adhere.
- BAKE salmon on a foil-lined baking sheet at 350°F for 20 min. or until opaque in center.


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If it purports to be or is represented as a drug the name of which is recognized in an official compendium, and its strength differs from, or its quality or purity falls below, the standard set forth in such compendium. Such determination as to strength, quality, or purity shall be made in accordance with the tests or methods of assay set forth in such compendium, except that whenever tests or methods of assay have not been prescribed in such compendium, or such tests or methods of assay as are prescribed are, in the judgment of the Secretary, insufficient for the making of such determination, the Secretary shall bring such fact to the attention of the appropriate body charged with the revision of such compendium, and if such body fails within a reasonable time to prescribe tests or methods of assay which, in the judgment of the Secretary, are sufficient for purposes of this paragraph, then the Secretary shall promulgate regulations prescribing appropriate tests or methods of assay in accordance with which such determination as to strength, quality, or purity shall be made. No drug defined in an official compendium shall be deemed to be adulterated under this paragraph because it differs from the standard of strength, quality, or purity therefor set forth in such compendium, if its difference in strength, quality, or purity from such standard is plainly stated on its label. Whenever a drug is recognized in both the United States Pharmacopoeia and the Homoeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States it shall be subject to the requirements of the United States Pharmacopoeia unless it is labeled and offered for sale as a homoeopathic drug, in which case it shall be subject to the provisions of the Homoeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States and not to those of the United States Pharmacopoeia.
If it is not subject to the provisions of paragraph (b) of this section and its strength differs from, or its purity or quality falls below, that which it purports or is represented to possess.
If it is a drug and any substance has been (1) mixed or packed therewith so as to reduce its quality or strength or (2) substituted wholly or in part therefor.
If it is a device and the methods used in, or the facilities or controls used for, its manufacture, packing, storage, or installation are not in conformity with applicable requirements under section 360j(f)(1) of this title or an applicable condition prescribed by an order under section 360j(f)(2) of this title.
If it is a device for which an exemption has been granted under section 360j(g) of this title for investigational use and the person who was granted such exemption or any investigator who uses such device under such exemption fails to comply with a requirement prescribed by or under such section.
If it is a drug or device and it has been manufactured, processed, packed, or held in any factory, warehouse, or establishment and the owner, operator, or agent of such factory, warehouse, or establishment delays, denies, or limits an inspection, or refuses to permit entry or inspection.
For purposes of paragraph (a)(2)(B), the term "current good manufacturing practice" includes the implementation of oversight and controls over the manufacture of drugs to ensure quality, including managing the risk of and establishing the safety of raw materials, materials used in the manufacturing of drugs, and finished drug products.
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2017—Par. (j). Pub. L. 115–52 inserted "or device" after "drug".
2012—Pub. L. 112–144, § 711, inserted concluding provisions.
Par. (f)(1)(A)(i). Pub. L. 112–144, § 608(b)(2)(A)(i), substituted "an order issued" for "a regulation promulgated".
Par. (f)(1)(A)(ii)(I). Pub. L. 112–144, § 608(b)(2)(A)(ii), substituted "issuance of such order" for "promulgation of such regulation".
Par. (f)(2)(B). Pub. L. 112–144, § 608(b)(2)(B), substituted "an order issued" for "a regulation promulgated" in introductory provisions and "issuance of such order" for "promulgation of such regulation" in subcl. (ii).
Par. (f)(3). Pub. L. 112–144, § 608(b)(2)(C), added subpar. (3).
Par. (j). Pub. L. 112–144, § 707(a), added par. (j).
1997—Par. (a)(2)(C). Pub. L. 105–115, § 121(b)(1), inserted "; or (C) if it is a compounded positron emission tomography drug and the methods used in, or the facilities and controls used for, its compounding, processing, packing, or holding do not conform to or are not operated or administered in conformity with the positron emission tomography compounding standards and the official monographs of the United States Pharmacopoeia to assure that such drug meets the requirements of this chapter as to safety and has the identity and strength, and meets the quality and purity characteristics, that it purports or is represented to possess;" before "or (3)".
Par. (e). Pub. L. 105–115, § 204(c), designated existing provisions as subpar. (1) and added subpar. (2).
1992—Par. (a)(4). Pub. L. 102–571 substituted "379e(a)" for "376(a)" in cls. (A) and (B).
1990—Par. (f)(1). Pub. L. 101–629, § 9(b), which directed the amendment of subpars. (A) to (C) of par. (f), was executed by making the amendments in cls. (A) to (C) of subpar. (1) of par. (f) as follows to reflect the probable intent of Congress: in cl. (A)(ii)(II), substituted ", suspended, or withdrawn" for "or withdrawn"; in cl. (B)(ii), substituted "which has an application which has been suspended or is otherwise not in effect" for "which does not have such an application in effect"; and in cl. (C), substituted "which has an application which has been suspended or is otherwise not in effect" for "which does not have such an application in effect".
1976—Par. (a). Pub. L. 94–295, § 9(b)(1), substituted "(3) if its" for "(3) if it is a drug and its" in cl. (3), substituted "(4) if (A) it bears or contains" for "(4) if (A) it is a drug which bears or contains" in cl. (4)(A), and substituted "drugs or devices" for "drugs" in cl. (4)(B).
Pars. (e) to (i). Pub. L. 94–295, § 3(d), added pars. (e) to (i).
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Recently bought a Rikon 10-325 from WoodCraft. Everything that i have read about Rikon has been pretty positive. But I have had issues and would like to know if anyone has had any negitive experiences and what they have done to correct them. I have contacted the company (Rikon) and they pretty much blown me off.
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#1 posted 01-28-2010 11:32 PM
I have a very positive experience with both the saw AND rikon CS.
you are vary vague in your post…. why don't you just state what problems you've had , and ask people for more specific advice…?
-- ㊍ When in doubt - There is no doubt - Go the safer route.
#2 posted 01-29-2010 12:37 AM
I agree, you need to be a little more specific. I also have nothing but praise for Rikon's Customer Service people. They are very knowledgeable and have been very helpful and patient the two times I've had dealings with them.
#3 posted 01-29-2010 01:22 AM
I purchased the saw on 01-04-2010 and have yet been able to keep the blade from wobbling left to right. I have tried three different blades and they all do the same thing. At times there is excessive vibration in the upper wheel. I am able to turn the upper wheel by hand and observe a point where the wheel will make the blade move to the right and then run straight up and down until the same spot on the wheel comes back around. When trying to set the tension I am able to push the tension knob to the rear of the saw (towards the tension release bar) and it makes the blade run true. Don't understand this. Since Tuesday of this week I have tried to get someone from Rikon to call me on this issue. I have left my name and number on three different occasions. I did receive an email from Ron telling me that the issues that i have described have been resolved by adding more tension. I have tensioned the wheel as far as i can turn it. It did not help. He further stated that some manufacturers make their blades a little long and for me to tell him what brands and widths i have tried. I replied a 1/4" TW and a 1/2" WS, and of course the one that came with it. I have yet to hear a response form anyone at Rikon. I would like to be able to use the saw in the near future. Just wondering if this might be an isolated incident or is others have had similar experiences. Did not want to sound negative on my post.
#4 posted 01-29-2010 01:31 AM
Should have bought "Luguna" . Ceramic guides provide straight cuts. Luguna also has a patented slimline blade to enhance the already perfect band saw.
#5 posted 01-29-2010 03:46 AM
I bought the same Rikon in November. I did make sure I went thru all the setup procedures twice to make sure everything was square and the blade support bearings were exactly where they should be. At first, I thought I had a tension problem because it appeared the tension would not go to "zero" when the tension was released. But, it seemed to correct itself when the tension was off for a couple of days. Don't know if this actually did anything or not, but everything works fine now. I also read everything I could get my hands on about using a bandsaw. I suddenly realized a bandsaw is really a pretty complicated piece of equipment. But, after I got used to the machine I have been perfectly pleased with the machine. I do almost all my work with a 1/4" Timberwolf and the cut is smooth and straight. I've resawn cherry and cut out irregular shapes and it does everything I have asked it to do.
-- Don, Saginaw Mi
#6 posted 01-29-2010 03:53 AM
BAH I am afraid I have to echo Purplev and syenefarmer in terms of my experience. I have the same saw you bought and I also bought it at my local Woodcraft. Without going into too much detail, I had a problem with the belt on the saw. I brought the belt to Woodcraft and the Asst. Mgr (who happens to own the saw too) took me over to the store's floor model and we discussed what the likely problem (and resolution) might be. He told me to call Rikon customer service, tell them Woodcraft suggested I call, and he told me Rikon will probably offer to send out a replacement belt. They did. Did you order yours online or buy it at a local store? If the latter, do you have similar salespeople and managers at your Woodcraft store, i.e., courteous and helpful? Maybe you can ask them for advice. You could demonstrate on their floor model what is happening to yours. You won't be able to simulate it exactly but you know what I mean. Perhaps with enough info, they can suggest what the issue might be. Also, if you haven't already done so, I would go back through the saw set-up in the owner's manual step-by-step just to be sure you didn't miss anything.
-- On the eighth day God was back in His woodworking shop! Lenny, East Providence, RI
#7 posted 01-29-2010 06:15 AM
I have the Rikon 14" Deluxe and some other Rikon tools. I just wish every vendor was as responsive as Rikon. I've received great CS from them. The saw works great too. I have upgraded to Carter guides.
-- tim hill www.newcalshop.com
#8 posted 01-29-2010 06:35 AM
BAH, I'm not sure from your description if you have alignment issues, or tension issues -when you state that the blade runs left-to-right, do you mean it left-to-right if you stand in front of the cut line? meaning that the blade is wobbling? that means your blade is under tensioned – what LENGTH is your blade? it should be 111" if it's much longer than regardless of how much you'll add tension it'll still be too long to be tensioned properly. that is what the Rikon rep was trying to understand from you.
now, if you mean that the blade is running front-to-back if you're standing infront of the cut line – that means that your wheels are not coplaner and are not tuned. in which case, I would recommend researching about bandsaw tune up and running the process from start to finish – it can be a daunting process as there are many things to tune, and it's a large machine, but once tuned – this machine is pretty amazing – seriously.
If you've contacted Rod, (I'm not familiar with Ron) than just know that he's out of the office quite often on business and sometimes takes a week or so to get a response from him, but he's a straight up guy and provides one of the best support I've experienced in the field.
if you can keep supplying us with info, more help can be given to you.
mind you – as I stated, a bandsaw is one of the more complicated machines in Woodworking, and really does require quite a bit of tune up to make it working properly, but when tuned up, it just works!
-- ㊍ When in doubt - There is no doubt - Go the safer route.
#9 posted 01-29-2010 01:16 PM
if it was me i would take it back and then go to grizzly i dont mean to sound like a salesman for them but with all the grizzly tools i have and use every day in my cabinet shop i have never had any big problems with their tools and what ones i did i have contacted them and gotten the best coustomer service i have ever had.they go out of their way to make sure the customer is happyand for that i will always buy from them plus the beat the pants off the compition when it comes to price
-- i wonder if obama stood in a wind storm with them big ears of his would he start spinning like a drill bit
#10 posted 01-30-2010 09:29 PM
I have not noticed any major front to back blade movement on my new Rikon. However, Rikon has a tech tip on how to adjust the lower wheel to eliminate the blade running too far forward/back on the lower tire and how to eliminate the front to back wobble. Here is a link
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New York has posted the Race for the Cure Special from Saturday night on their
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The segment that includes the "other fundraising events" for Komen Greater NYC starts 4:35 into Part I of the show and the Poughkeepsie Row for the Cure segment starts at around 5:40 into the show. I created Tiny URLs that will redirect to the CBS New York web site.
We tried to emphasize that this regatta is the result not only of the hard work of the students and parents of Wappingers Crew Club, but also all of the other clubs that attend the regatta and volunteer throughout the day. They cut the part of the interview where Debbie actually says this and focused more on the mother/daughter aspect of the regatta. They did put in the words "...has now turned into a community affair..." as a small way to reflect this.
Thank you all for your support of the Row for the Cure.
Komen Race for the Cure 2013 Special - Part I
If you are interested, here are the URLs for the other parts of the show:
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From Rhode Island, USA:
I've been plagued with recurring hypoglycemia for at least 20 years, have had three bouts of gestational diabetes, feel physically and mentally better when chubby than at "goal weight", and have had strange mental effects from my wild swings in blood glucose. The neurologist I've recently consulted about the mental anomalies asked if I'd ever been investigated for an insulinoma.
So, perhaps I've never had normoglycemia! I've always thought that the lows and highs of my blood glucose where a character flaw or a result of bad food choices and relative unwillingness to exercise. In a given day, like yesterday, my blood glucose ranged from 66-170 mg/dl [3.7-9.4 mmol/L]. I'm presently nine weeks pregnant and have gestational diabetes with diet and exercise alone.
Please tell me that my never having had normoglycemia (having had reactive hypoglycemia, unexplained hypoglycemia, gestational diabetes, and impaired glucose tolerance) is not a character flaw, but perhaps symptomatic of an abnormal pancreas. Do "normal" folks have even blood glucose throughout the day despite what they do? Oh, how I would love an answer that would explain a lifetime's misery!
This does not sound like a character flaw. If you are overweight, then you must make relatively more insulin than those who are not overweight. If this "thermostat" is not set ideally, then you could have some overshooting and undershooting. More than 95% of the time, appropriate meals and snacks, balanced for proper total calories and avoiding most fast acting carbohydrates will stop such swings and any associated symptoms.
If you really have blood glucose values up to the high 170s [mg/dl, 9.4 mmol/L], then you have insulin deficiency, at least relatively and/or some insulin resistance. You should be in touch with a diabetologist who understands these intricacies so that you can get proper advice individualized for you, whether or not you are pregnant or post-pregnancy, etc.
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Did you miss Helen's Check Out in our January issue last season? Well, if she's still off your radar, get that thing calibrated. A longtime Whistler resident, Camp of Champions coach, and all around human; Helen is on the come up.
How's Whistler been? Can you talk about how the scene there has influenced your riding?
Whistler is definitely a mecca for backcountry riding, and aside from Alaska, I can't imagine a better place to be. Backcountry riding is what I want to do. I used to do contests, I think that's how everyone got started in the snowboard scene, but one day I was supposed to drive out to some icy halfpipe (contest) but it was so powdery and amazing in Whistler, and I just thought to myself, "Why the hell would I go to this icy pipe when I could be riding pow?" So I got a sled and just started doing that, luckily I had a lot of good friends to help me out, kind of show me the ropes, and it just escalated from there. Rube Goldberg, Crispin Canon, they'd take me out on gross days just to teach me what was happening. Annie Boulanger really helped me out a lot; she definitely got me into filming. Sometimes if she didn't have a crew she'd let me tag along, which was amazing. I think that's when I kind of crossed the line between being amateur and being taken seriously.
Some of Helen's footage from YES. It's a Movie.
Can you tell us about the new YES movie?
It's called YES. It's a Movie, Too. I filmed with all those guys-- Romain (De Marchi), JP (Solberg), Tadashi (Fuse) a lot, DCP a little but he kind of worked himself mid-season at Supernatural, but he rode hard before and rode hard afterward. We did a lot of exploration this year. We'd always drive to the craziest places, just try and break trail everywhere, tagging along with them was so amazing but so nerve racking because you have to keep up with them no matter what, you know, nothing comes easy. So you have to work, but it makes it so worth it at the end of the day. A lot of sleepless nights, I got yelled at a couple times, but it gets you to improve, not just the riding aspect but the sledding aspect, too. And then being able to read the terrain and understand snow conditions. There was pretty high avalanche danger all year long, so we had to be pretty cautious. I feel so lucky to be with them. They're so knowledgeable; they know when something is worth attempting even though there is a risk and when to back off.
Sounds like a good crew.
To be a part of this is unbelievable, it was a little scary when I first jumped on with them because they had no idea what I was all about. They just gave me a couple boards and said, "We'll see what happens." Then we did the Team Shoot Out, which was kind of my test, a kind of defining moment for them. It's been good, I'm happy being the one girl amongst the guys.
Early season boarding in Whistler with the crew. Check Helen at 2:30 and 4:34.
How do you feel about being nominated for Rookie of the Year at last year's Rider's Poll?
It was a great year last year, or I guess two seasons ago. It was my first time filming so I had no expectations. I was able to go out with the Yes guys a little bit that year, and I guess I kind of showed them I wanted to be taken seriously and could produce under the pressure. So then I was able to ride with them all this year, full time. They're such good guys. So hopefully I can keep moving forward. Just see where it takes me.
Any other thoughts?
I just signed on with Billabong. They are unbelievable. We went on a team trip at the end of March, up to Alberta around Banff, did some cat boarding and some heli riding. My team managers are just awesome, so happy to be a part of that.
What's next this summer when you leave SoCal?
I coach up at Camp of Champions in Whistler during the summer. That should be a lot of fun; it starts in a couple weeks. Then I think in August we might head south to Argentina or Chile, try and get some snow, make it a yearlong season.


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I am often looking for inspiration on topics to write about for or law
firms blog. Recently, inspiration walked in the door in the form of a
consult. The potential client who was inquiring about whether he could
get his ex-wife's new marriage terminated or voided?
For the purposes of this blog topic let's pretend that he and his wife had
divorced on the 1st of the month and the ex-wife remarried her new husband on 30th of that same month.
Although, I do not know much from my conversation with him my guess would
be based how quickly the ex-wife remarried is perhaps there had been some
overlap in her relationships. My take away from our conversation was that the
divorce had not been amical and there was some lingering resentment.
I have never devoted an entire blog on this topic but I have discussed
that Texas has a 30 day waiting period after a divorce prior to remarriage
in my blog posts "Am I Married? - Marital Status in Texas" and "How Long Will My Texas Divorce Take?"
Not all states do not require a divorced person to wait before remarrying,
however under 6.801 of the Texas Family Code a person in Texas is free
to marry again 30 days after the judge signs their final
divorce order, called a "decree." It is important to note that:
There are some good reasons to Respect the 30-day waiting period including:
If someone decides not to wait the entire thirty-day period and remarries
too early, the new marriage is "voidable" and may be challenged
for a period of time.
A motion for new trial can be filed 30 days after a Judge signs the final
divorce decree and reopen the divorce case.
If the parties have been involved a bitter
divorce it would not be unexpected that just because the divorce is over an ex
may be looking for excuse to cause problems even after the divorce.
If one of the spouses has a substantial change in assets during the 30-day
period may cause the "ex" spouse to wonder whether the property
was actually owned prior to the divorce, and look to reopen the case.
In the caseBaqdounes v. Baqdounes, No. 01-07-1102-CV, 2009 WL 214508 (Tex. App. Jan. 29, 2009) the 30 day
waiting period became an issue because the husband in the case argued
that the marriage was void because his wife had not waited long enough
to marry him after her prior
In this case the Trial court agreed with the husband and granted the husband
summary saying the marriage was void. The wife then appealed and one that
on the basis that:
The wife did ultimately win that she was married but I can only imagine
that she had to spend an incredible amount of money on legal fees. It
would have been a lot cheaper for her and her husband had they both respected
the 30-day waiting period.
Exceptions to this rule include:
Examples of why a Judge may grant a waiver of the 30 days waiting period include:
What I ended up explaining to the person that came to meet me regarding
getting their ex-spouses new marriage terminated is that she did not really
have standing for that purpose. His legal options were:
I also explained that just like the case mentioned above that not respecting
the waiting period may cause his ex some problems should his ex-go through another
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Nathan Myhrvold, founder of The Cooking Lab, lead author of Modernist Cuisine: The Art and Science of Cooking and Modernist Cuisine at Home and author of The Photography of Modernist Cuisine, has had a passion for science, cooking, and photography since he was a boy. By the age of 13, Nathan had already cooked the family Thanksgiving feast and transformed the household bathroom into a darkroom.
Unlike many childhood hobbies, Nathan's fascinations did not fade—they intensified. He consumed cookbooks and invested in new cameras and equipment even after enrolling in college at the age of 14.
He went on to earn a doctorate in theoretical and mathematical physics as well as a master's degree in economics from Princeton University. He holds additional master's degrees in geophysics and space physics and a bachelor's degree in mathematics from the University of California, Los Angeles. He did postdoctoral work with Stephen Hawking at Cambridge University researching cosmology, quantum field theory in curved space-time, and quantum theories of gravitation before starting a software company that would be acquired by Microsoft.
As his career developed, he still found time to explore the culinary world and photography. While working directly for Bill Gates as the chief technology officer at Microsoft, Nathan was part of the team that won the Memphis World Championship Barbecue contest; he worked as a stagier at Chef Thierry Rautureau's restaurant Rover's in Seattle; and then he took a leave of absence to earn his culinary diploma from École de Cuisine La Varenne in France.
Nathan retired from Microsoft in 1999 to found Intellectual Ventures and pursue several lifelong interests in photography, cooking, and food science. During this time, some of his photographs were published in America 24/7 (DK Publishing, Inc., 2003) and Washington 24/7 (DK Publishing, Inc., 2004). Unable to find practical information about sous vide cooking, he decided to write the book he had hoped already existed—one that provided a scientific explanation of the cooking process, the history of cooking, and the techniques, equipment, and recipes involved in Modernist cuisine. Inspired by this void in cooking literature, he decided to share the science of cooking and wonders of Modernist cuisine with others, hoping to pass on his own curiosity and passion for the movement.
In 2011, Nathan founded The Cooking Lab, hired an interdisciplinary team that included scientists, research chefs, and writers, and published the much acclaimed five-volume 2,438-page Modernist Cuisine: The Art and Science of Cooking. That was followed by Modernist Cuisine at Home in 2012, which applies the insights of the original book in a format designed for home cooks. In 2013, he wrote The Photography of Modernist Cuisine.
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The Department of Basic Education (DBE) has commenced with a Spelling Bee programme (on a small scale) in 2014, in an effort to improve the level of literacy among learners, especially in primary schools. The 2014 programme is jointly run with implementing partners who will run the competition up to provincial level.
The National competition will be organized by the DBE. The implementing partners are: Adopt a Child Foundation; Mzansi Spelling Bee; Extra-mural Education Project (EMEP); Spell It; Camp-I-Am; and The City of Tshwane.
Entry details and additional information about "The Spelling Bee", including the contact details of each implementing partner and the provinces that they operate in, are available on the following link: http://www.education.gov.za/Home/SpellingBee/tabid/1222/Default.aspx
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A documentary about 11-year-old Kimberly Torrez, who lives in Nogales, Mexico, with her family, but attends school in Arizona. Although she, her siblings and father are U.S. citizens, her mom—who, years ago, crossed into the U.S. illegally—is not; and unforeseen circumstances have found her in Mexico, again. The family moved to be with her, but life in Nogales is far from pleasant: gunshots accent many nights. Worse: her father has Hepatitis C as a result of a dirty tattoo needle.
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Hysteria—in addition to being the best Def Leppard album—is a word with a storied history. It used to be a medical diagnosis that collected a series of unrelated abstract symptoms—everything from insomnia and shortness of breath to a tendency to cause trouble—and lumped them together with a bizarre theory about the uterus as a malevolent organ that rebelled against women who didn't fill it with children. Feed me, Seymour!
Up until it was deemed the worst form of sexist quackery, hysteria was often treated by "massing the genitals." And since it was pretty easy to sprain your wrist molesting mental patients, doctors turned to technology. Specifically, a new device called a vibrator.
That invention and its usage are the subject of In the Next Room, or The Vibrator Play, by Sarah Ruhl, which Alley Repertory Theater is staging this month at Visual Arts Collective.
BW stopped by a recent rehearsal with a video camera to watch the cast getting ready and hear a little more about the play from director Buffie Main. Check out a full article on the play in Wednesday's Boise Weekly.
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Naked woman 'masturbating in street' spat at paramedics
A NAKED woman laying in the street and reportedly masturbating did not take kindly to being interrupted - as she spat at emergency workers.
The woman, who turned out to also be HIV-positive, was finally arrested by police.
The local WFAA news site reports officers found her completely nude and high on crack cocaine.
She resisted that arrest and allegedly spat in the faces of paramedics and police who were trying to help.
Jail records say Lacresha Craig was booked on four counts of harassment of a public servant.
The news site said authorities were called to Holmes Street on Tuesday morning after Dallas paramedics summoned assistance in treating an uncooperative woman.
Once officers arrived to the scene, they found the 27-year-old "on her back butt naked" on the grass adjacent to the street. Another news source said she had been masturbating but stopped when she spotted the police.
It is claimed she was screaming unintelligibly and continued to flail her arms when asked what her name was.
Handcuffs were used so paramedics could finally treat her.
Paramedics claim they only had to call the police because Craig was allegedly trying to spit on them.
While paramedics were trying to treat Craig she became more and more agitated and continued yelling and complaining to let her stand up.
To stop her from continuously spitting, paramedics put a mask over her mouth, but she was able to get it off of her face and continued spitting, at one point hitting one of the officers in the face and mouth with saliva.
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