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'Revolution' to Air on Televisa Prior to Theatrical Release
The collection of shorts made by 10 of Mexico's most notable directors airs on the network Saturday.
MEXICO CITY -- The Revolution will be televised.
Revolution, a collective work of shorts lensed by 10 of Mexico's most notable contemporary directors, is living up to its name with an unusual, socially-minded distribution approach.
Set to bow on the Televisa network on Saturday, when the nation commemorates its centennial anniversary of the Mexican Revolution, the film will air on the small screen prior to its theatrical release Monday.
Producer and distributor Canana Films, the shingle owned by actors Gael Garcia Bernal and Diego Luna, calls the release a "revolutionary, radical" attempt to reach all social classes.
In addition to broadcast TV and theatrical, the film is getting a multiplatform treatment over the holiday weekend with simultaneous releases via video on demand, Blu-ray, DVD and a limited YouTube transmission provided by online film integrator MUBI.
Revolution had it world premiere at Cannes earlier this year and has since been sold to 12 nations and HBO Latin America.


text: Production Index Published on May 01, 2003. The Creativity Production Index - the average number of spots produced by a sample agency office - declined but stayed relatively steady in March, a good sign for a business that has been anything but steady in recent months. Although the measure fell 3 points, 2003 still looks to be off to a good start, with the Index holding above 12 for three months in a row for the first time in two years. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Film Office reported a huge surge in production days in March. Up 45 percent over last year, L.A. logged 704 production days, the most since January 2001, when commercial production days peaked at 810. Most Popular In this article: 4A's Conference

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Now that the baby boom generation is reaching retirement age, its members must come to terms with death's new proximity. Parents are dying cherished friends are dying. The public figures who loomed so large for so many years are dying.
Not that this is a surprise. The World Population Clock tells us that 107 deaths occur every minute. Over 154,000 people die every day. There are no escape clauses, no detours around the end point there is no way to drop out of the race. Yes, we already knew this, but did we know how it feels to die?
Soon, a collection of 17 short stories by A. G. Mojtabai, lets us know:
The legs are lost first, then the arms and the neck. Everything sags near the end: the earlobes flatten, lie close along the skull, the jaw goes slack, the head lolls, too heavy to lift secretions pool and thicken in the throat the fingers, before this so restlessly seeking, fold in, and are still. It's a relentless letting go... ("Zone").
More important, do we know how it feels to be a young man dying of AIDS? Michael is disturbed by the metal crucifix on the wall, the fig leaf that covers Christ's nakedness. "The nakedness is important for this particular shame, Michael feels sure of it, was also a wound, not the least of his wounds" ("Isolation").
Or an older woman desperately using the last of her strength to write letters to relatives? Or Abe Farley, a reserved and dignified but mentally confused country man, whose wife preceded him in death?
We learn these things, too. Published over 10 years ago but still undiscovered by many, Soon is essential reading for our lives today. It is never too late to review a book this smart, this observant and understanding. Mojtabai, author of seven novels and a nonfiction book, Blessed Assurance, and recipient of impressive awards and grants, is nevertheless not as well known as she should be. In her preface to Soon, she tells us that she volunteered at a Catholic hospice in Amarillo, Tex-partly in an attempt to deal with her own fear of dying. When she began to write about her experience, "I was not privy to family histories, or medical histories, so I was forced to invent. All I had were glimpses.... I noticed a woman in a turban, sitting up in bed, writing one letter after another. What was in them? I had to write those letters myself in order to find out they are brought together in "Last Things.'"
The imaginative intelligence here is remarkable. We become involved with the patients, the priests, the nurses, the volunteers and housekeeping staff-a world that is inhabited, like our own, with people arriving and leaving. It is a world as detailed as our own, with orchids and a silk rose, dirty linen, three kinds of acceptable hugs ("the side-to-side, the A-frame, and the full body front-to-front-this last one only if you've been very close. And it's meant to be taken slow and easy," from "Leaning"), broken crayons and a dump truck, "the smell of sage in wet ditches" ("Still Here"), a one-legged man wearing a single snakeskin boot.
In "Sightings," a full-time creative writing teacher, wanting to give back to her community, adds to her course load by taking on a continuing-education night class for adults. Mary Owen, older than Sue and the other students, has enrolled in this class year after year, never learning how to write any better, always writing only about "porch swings and summer romance" or the equivalent. When she stops coming to class, and Sue learns that she is in hospice, Sue begins to visit her on Wednesday nights, despite, one week, hammering winds. At the hospice she encounters handmade signs, each with an "A" for "Alert"-tornado alert. Even in Mary's quiet and impervious room, Sue thinks she can still hear the wind blowing outside like "a giant bird circling overhead, wings flailing." Mary asks Sue if she has seen the posted signs and goes on to explain that "they're telling us the angels are here."
Sue does not believe in angels. She believes that poets have made great poems about angels, but not that angels actually exist.
Mary begs to differ. She believes the angels are there and that they are, furthermore, mischievous, sometimes annoyingly so, and occasionally downright "unfriendly." If they play harps, none has played a harp for her. "Sometimes all I can make out are shimmers of wavy air, like you see around a jet plane," she says. "What I see mostly is feet, flashes of feet." Sue struggles to make sense of what Mary has said. Mary concludes: "And so I know...the spirit yearns to put down feet."
Like Sue, we do not have to believe in angels to appreciate Mary's odd and real sense of them. Mary, whose creative endeavors have been irremediably jejune, has somehow been graced in her final days with the true poetry of her own soul.
In her preface, Mojtabai discusses the derivation of the word "hospice." "Hospice (practice and place)," she tells us, "is about hospitality to strangers." Her stories are themselves small hospices, accommodating and attentive to their wide range of characters. Before we find ourselves at death's door, this book is both a vestibule and a blessing.


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- 24 Jun 2013
- Working Paper Summaries
The Entrepreneurial Gap: How Managers Adjust Span of Accountability and Span of Control to Implement Business Strategy
Overview — The management accounting literature of the past twenty years is replete with studies of budgeting systems, balanced scorecards, performance measures, and contract-based incentives. Relatively little attention has been devoted, however, to the organization structure in which these systems exist. Existing accounting theory has little to say, for example, on how the design of performance measures might differ if a business is organized by function, by region, or by product or customer group. In this study, which augments in-depth field data collected by the author in three separate companies with a larger data set generated by 72 teams of MBA student researchers, organization design is reintroduced as a critical variable in understanding management control systems in the context of intensifying global competition. Results suggest that managers appear to adjust span of accountability relative to span of control based on the degree of innovation and independent initiative they wish to foster. In addition, when managers want employees to build long-term relationships with customers, develop new products and services, or navigate the labyrinths created by complex organization designs, they set span of accountability wider than span of control. Key concepts include:
- The propositions developed in this study offer a potentially new way of thinking about the links between accountability, performance measures, and organization design in complex organizations.
- Holding individuals accountable for measures that are wider than the resources they control forces them to become resourceful in working with others in different units to figure out how to solve problems and turn opportunities to advantage.
- At the same time, norms must exist that encourage the offering of a helping hand to those seeking new ways of achieving their goals. Without these conditions, dysfunctional behavior is inevitable.
Author Abstract
This study focuses on the relationship between business strategy, organization structure, and diagnostic control systems. The project analyzes data from 75 field studies to illustrate how managers adjust span of accountability and span of control to motivate different levels of innovation and entrepreneurial behavior. Six propositions are derived inductively about when, why, and how managers make these choices.
Paper Information
- Full Working Paper Text
- Working Paper Publication Date: June 2013
- HBS Working Paper Number: 13-100
- Faculty Unit(s): Accounting and Management


text: Anna S. Quick, 95, of Starkweather, ND, passed away on Tuesday evening, August 28, 2012 at the Garrison Hospital, Garrison, ND. Funeral services for Anna will be held on Saturday, September 1 at 1 p.m. at the Gilbertson Funeral Home, Devils Lake, with Rev. Jeanette Sandlin, granddaughter of Anna, officiating. Anna will be laid to rest beside her husband, James at the Assumption of Mary Catholic Cemetery, Starkweather. Visitation will be held on Friday at the Gilbertson Funeral Home from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. and on Saturday from noon until the time of service. Serving as casket bearers for Anna will be her grandchildren, Alissa Quick, Katie May, Kara Paintner-Green, Krista Rudolph, Karla Weng, Anne Spenningsby, Kristopher Spenningsby, Michael Spenningsby, Scott Quick, John Quick, Patricia Moses, Annie Lukkari and Jim Zimmerman. Music will be provided by Anna's granddaughter, Cyndie Behles and her niece, Carol Sue Pederson. Anna Selma was born on June 1, 1917 in a little house on the prairie near Starkweather, ND. Anna was the eldest of eight children born to Severin and Sophie (Anderson) Sather, Norwegian immigrants of the early 1900's. She was baptized (8/26/1917) and a confirmed (7/12/1931) member of the Trinity Lutheran Church. Anna grew up on the family farm in Royal Township. When she began school in September of 1923 at Royal Township Country School #2 (Revis) she spoke only Norwegian. She quickly learned English and taught her parents and other siblings how to speak English. She passed the State Exams required by country students and took part in a county graduation (just for country kids) at the Edmore High School then enrolled in the Starkweather High School graduating on June 1, 1934. After graduating, Anna worked for several farm families in the area and especially enjoyed working for Louis and Carrie Leet in Webster for several years. Anna was united in marriage to James R. Quick, son of James F. and Katie (McRae) Quick on New Years Day, January 1, 1940 at Starkweather. Together they lived and worked side by side on the Quick home place in Klingstrup Township for the next 28 � years. They raised small grains, feed for the livestock and planted huge gardens. By 1947, Anna and James were the proud parents of five children, James, Roberta, Richard, Joan and Mary Ellen and by 1954 the family of 7 was complete with the addition of John and Marcia. In 1948, a new home was built on the family farm and electricity was a reality. The Singer treadle sewing machine, a gift to Anna's mother on the day she was born, was able to be retired. Anna had used the Singer to sew many of her own clothes and clothes for her siblings and many others. With a new electric sewing machine, Anna continued to make clothing for her children and others, including wedding dresses, bridesmaids dresses, formals and costumes. On the morning of May 30, 1968, Memorial Day, Anna's husband Jim passed away. She continued to live on the farm and on October 1, 1971 began working at the Ramsey County Auditor's office in Devils Lake. She retired in September of 1985. The family was always very busy and involved with church, community, 4-H and school and all its extra-curricular activities. Anna served as the co-leader of the Starkweather Willing Worker's 4-H Club for 15 years and was also a member of the Starkweather Harmony Homemakers Club. She was active in the Senior Meals Program at Starkweather and the Ramsey County Senior Council. Anna enjoyed travel and traveled to many areas of the United States and also enjoyed trips to England and Norway. Anna was a walking "history book" and was the historian for the Sather and Quick families and also the Starkweather area. Anna was also very instrumental in the planning and participating in Starkweather All School Reunions. Anna knew the heartache of death, tornados, storms and the Depression but knew the joy of birth, weddings and friends and neighbors helping each other or just getting together to enjoy each other's company. Many hours of fun were spent playing Rook, Pinochle, and Whist. Anna lived nearly a century and saw many fantastic and unbelievable changes. She often commented she couldn't imagine what the world would be like in fifty years and beyond. Anna is survived by her beloved family: Her children and their spouses, Jim and Jackie Quick of Fort Collins, CO, Roberta "Bobby" and Wayne Paintner of Sundance, WY, Joan and Dennis Bangen of Casper, WY, Mary Ellen and Jim Spenningsby of Detroit Lakes, MN and Marcia and Mike Zimmerman of Garrison, ND; daughter-in-law, Joan Quick of Fargo, ND; 15 grandchildren, Alissa Quick, Katie May and Jeanette (Mark) Sandlin, Kara (Jim) Paintner-Green, Krista (Gray) Rudolph and Karla (Jon) Weng, Anne Spenningsby, Kristopher (Kelly) Spenningsby and Michael (Erica) Spenningsby, Scott Quick, John Quick and Patricia (Jason) Moses, Annie (Eric) Lukkari, Cyndie (Corey) Behles and Jim (Claudia) Zimmerman; and 20 great grandchildren; sisters, Lillian Erickstad of Devils Lake, Ines Tyler of Portland, OR and Gladys (Bill) Provance of Roseau, MN; brother, Gordon (Margaret) Sather of Starkweather; and many nieces, nephews and their families. Anna was preceded in death by her parents; her husband James; sons, Richard Quick and John R. Quick; sisters, Ellen Wilhelmi, Velma DeFrates and Elsie Sather. Friends may sign the online register book and share memories of Anna at www.gilbertsonfuneralhome.com. Gilbertson Funeral Home, Devils Lake, is in charge of arrangements.


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Assemblymember Bill Quirk and the California Contractors State License Board are hosting a FREE Senior Scam StopperSM seminar. A panel of experts will provide information to seniors on how to avoid becoming victims of fraud. Attendees can get answers to their questions and obtain assistance if they have been scammed.
IN UNION CITY- Join us on Thursday, June 12, 2014 from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Ralph & Mary Ruggieri Senior Center, 33997 Alvarado-Niles Road in Union City.
IN San LORENZO- Join us on Friday, June 13, 2014 from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the San Lorenzo Village Homes Association, 377 Paseo Grande in San Lorenzo.
For more, call Assemblymember Quirk's District Office at 510-583-8818
Holocaust Survivors Honored at the California State Capitol in April 2014 from California Assembly Access on Vimeo.
On April 28, the California State Assembly observed Yom HaShoah, also known as 'Holocaust Remembrance Day' to commemorate the humanity of the six million Jews who lost their lives in the Holocaust, between 1933 and 1945. Assemblymember Quirk honored, Herta Jacobi, a resident of Hayward and Holocaust survivor, who, at 92 years old, has had a long journey of freedom from Kristallnacht to Shangai before arriving in the Bay Area.
"I was honored to be in the presence of women and men whose lives are a testament to the endurance and the strength of the human spirit." said Quirk. "To Herta, and to the rest of the survivors, thank you for not giving up and for teaching us an important lesson of never ignoring injustice and to always speak up for those who cannot."
Herta Jacobi is a holocaust survivor, 92 years old and from the city of Hayward. Herta, who still remembers the time of Kristallnacht vividly, was accompanied by her daughter Judy and son-in-law Dale.
Assemblymember Quirk honors Holocaust survivor Herta Jacobi, along with her daughter Judy and her son-in-law Dale.
Assemblymember Quirk on the Assembly floor with Woman of the Year honoree Hafsa Burt
HAYWARD – California State Assemblymember Bill Quirk is pleased to announce the Inaugural Honorees of deserving women residing or working within Assembly District 20. These women were selected because of their significant contributions or accomplishments throughout District 20. Every March, the State Assembly honors women from across the state for their remarkable contributions to the community in celebration of Women's History Month.
AD20's Inaugural "Distinguished Women of the Year" Honorees, along with their area of recognition are: Hafsa Burt – AD20 Woman of the Year; Dr. Norma Ambriz-Galaviz –Education; Betty DeForest – Lifetime Achievement; Lilian Galedo – Social Justice; Rahima Haya – Health; Pamela Ross – Law; and Soraya Wright – Business.
Even though this has been a wet year, California experienced a serious drought. 2013 was the driest year in our state's recorded history and reservoirs fell below average. Almost 99% of California was considered abnormally dry or worse; almost two-thirds of the state was in extreme drought.
My colleagues in the State Assembly and I worked to develop a water bond proposal which was passed by voters in November 2014. The bond included funding for improving drinking water quality, protecting rivers and watersheds, improving the reliability of clean water delivery, protecting the state's Delta water system, and funding storage projects that will protect us from future droughts.
I commend the constituents of the 20th Assembly District for the efforts to reduce water use. For detailed water conservation tips, visit www.saveourh2o.org.
At 10:17 a.m. on October 17, 2013, millions of Californians will "Drop, Cover, and Hold On" in The Great California ShakeOut, the largest earthquake drill ever!
Major earthquakes may happen anywhere you work, live, or travel in California. The ShakeOut is our chance to practice how to protect ourselves, and for everyone to become prepared. The goal is to prevent a major earthquake from becoming a catastrophe for you, your family and your community.
Why is a "Drop, Cover, and Hold On" drill important? As with anything to act quickly you must practice often. You may only have seconds to protect yourself in an earthquake before strong shaking knocks you down, or something falls on you.
The Great California ShakeOut is held on the third Thursday of October each year. Everyone can participate! Individuals, families, businesses, schools, colleges, government agencies and organizations are all invited to register.
For more information on local participation, please call my office at 510- 583-8818.
Click here for more information on The Great California Shake Out. (http://www.shakeout.org/california/)
'AB 32 Implementation Group' hosts panel discussion at State Capitol
SACRAMENTO – A standing-room only crowd attended this morning's policy forum aimed at providing a framework for determining California climate change policies beyond year 2020. Assemblymember Quirk was invited as a panelist among experts in the field recognizing his current policy efforts and his career in the science of climate change and energy prior to becoming a legislator.
Moderated by Shelly Sullivan of the 'AB 32 Implementation Group', Asm. Quirk was joined on the panel by Tiffany Roberts with the Legislative Analyst's Office, Alex Jackson with the Natural Resources Defense Council, and Dorothy Rothrock with the California Manufacturers & Technology Association.
Audit of BART finances and employment practices requested by Assemblymember Quirk & Bay Area Legislators
SACRAMENTO – This afternoon, the Joint Legislative Audit Committee (JLAC) voted to approve the request by Assemblymember Bill Quirk (D-Hayward) for a state audit of the finances and employment practices of the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART) over the last several years. The request garnered bipartisan and bicameral support.
"This call for an audit is about accountability and transparency. The state has an obligation to make certain taxpayers know where their money is going," said Quirk. "Unfortunately, recent events have made it clear that there are disagreements on several critical issues including employee salaries by classification, expenditures versus revenues to determine a structural deficit or surplus, projected costs of future capital improvements, and ongoing worker's compensation practices regarding the use of temporary employees, just to name a few."
OAKLAND, CA. – Following a hearing held today by the inquiry board appointed by Gov. Brown to review the labor dispute between BART and its labor unions, Assemblymembers Bill Quirk (D-Hayward), Nancy Skinner (D-Berkeley), and Rob Bonta (D-Oakland) released the following statement:
"We're pleased today's meeting redirected focus on the ultimate goal of finalizing a fair contract that continues to ensure a safe, dependable public transit system. The panel asked important questions, obtaining documents and testimony that revealed the true financial picture of BART, the actual wages workers earn, and the significant safety issues confronted by employees every day.
OAKLAND – In an op-ed appearing in the Bay Area News Group, State Assemblymembers Bill Quirk (D-Hayward), Nancy Skinner (D-Berkeley), and Rob Bonta (D-Oakland) addressed BART negotiations, calling for good-faith bargaining in order to reach a solution before the Sunday night deadline. The East Bay legislators highlighted workplace safety issues, missed revenue opportunities and the bargaining tactics of BART's lead negotiator Thomas Hock.
"Before the two sides lock heads again, it's time for the Board to ask pointed questions about BART's negotiating tactics, how it values safety and the potential for new revenue opportunities. Respect for the Bay Area working families who keep the trains running and get riders where they need to go needs to underpin these negotiations.
Assemblymember Quirk Recognizes Castro Valley Bakery Helping At-Risk Youth as "Small Business of the Year"
SACRAMENTO –Assemblymember Bill Quirk, D-Hayward, recognized Swiss Delices bakery and its owner, Christine Clement, for mentoring the next generation of chefs and culinary stars by providing employment and educational opportunities to high-risk youth as the "Small Business of the Year" for the 20th Assembly District at the California Small Business Association's annual ceremony at the Sacramento Convention Center last week.


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As a teacher of center schoolers, I had a lot of one on one contact at the Tween degree, and as a Mom of eight, I have watched three get through the tween years, and at the moment have three children in that tween age range. I definitely have a perspective on tweens and tech, from a parenting and academic perspective, and I write many articles, in addition to a tech oriented weblog, with a tween emphasis. Be at liberty to peruse, if you are fascinated with your tween's tech interests, or gift giving concepts.
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Educators are realizing the untapped potential of non-public technologies and the way they will change learning within the classroom and past its walls. Tertiary establishments are embracing e-studying and m-studying (mobile studying) in imaginative methods. Distance learners are actually able to search assist from lecturers, engage in online examine groups, and discussions. Non-profits and operators can also collaborate to offer formal and casual classes, useful information, examine suggestions, tutorials and quizzes via mobiles (World Economic Discussion board, 2011).


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Fourth Annual Dental Dash 5K "Smile Mile" Event
The Dental Hygiene Program provides general education courses in the biological, behavioral, and social sciences during the first year of study. This may be completed on a part time basis with day or evening course offerings. Upon acceptance into the program, the remaining two years provide professional courses designed to coordinate classroom lectures with clinical and laboratory experiences, culminating with the Associate in Applied Science Degree. The last two years are presented during fall and spring semesters, five days a week (usually during the day). Some evening courses may be scheduled.
The Dental Hygiene Program accepts 12 students each year and is accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation of the American Dental Association. Graduation from this program ensures eligibility to take licensure exams which are required before beginning employment. Graduates are also certified in advanced procedures legal for dental hygienists in the state of Oklahoma.
Program Goals
- Provide dental hygiene students with knowledge of dental and dental hygiene theory, research and practice related to clinical technique and procedures;
- Prepare dental hygiene students to perform clinical procedures to the level of competency determined by the Oklahoma State Practice Act;
- Prepare dental hygiene students and graduates with knowledge of a dental hygienist's role related to employment as an allied dental team member;
- Encourage participation in the American Dental Hygienists' Association as a student and a graduate;
- Support and encourage the continuation of the learning process through formal education and personal development;
- Prepare students and graduates to participate in community dental health services.
Infectious/Contagious Disease Transmission
Bloodborne Infectious and Contagious Diseases: By law, when performing healthcare functions, dental assistants and dental hygienists must protect the health and safety of the public. The Allied Dental Programs written policy regarding treatment of individuals with bloodborne infectious diseases is available upon request. This policy is in accordance with the Guidelines on Infected Health Care Workers adopted by the Oklahoma State Department of Health, Occupational Safety and Health Administration Guidelines, and Oklahoma Board of Dentistry Rules and Regulations Chapter 35.
Dental and allied dental healthcare workers provide services in the oral cavity and come in contact with blood and saliva. Although diseases may be encountered, research indicates that risks are negligible when optimal infection control procedures are practiced. The Allied Dental Programs adhere to current OSHA Guidelines for infection control, based on input from the Center for Disease Control. Procedures undergo periodic review and are updated to meet the most current guidelines. All patients are treated following "standard/universal precautions."


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NEW ORLEANS — In more than 120 minutes of football the past two-plus months, Alabama and Louisiana State produced one touchdown, countless violent collisions and enough field goals to fill up a lengthy how-to video.
In two games, each school won in the other's home state. But it was Alabama claiming this season's Bowl Championship Series national title with its convincing 21-0 victory Monday before a divided, deafening crowd at the Superdome.
"A lot of people did not think we belonged in this game. But we showed everybody with offense, defense and special teams," Alabama linebacker Dont'a Hightower said.
While Monday served as a rematch of LSU's 9-6 overtime victory in Tuscaloosa, Ala., on Nov. 5, it certainly was not a rerun of the Tigers' narrow victory. Alabama place kickers Cade Foster and Jeremy Shelley combined to miss four field goals in that game. Shelley made five field goals Monday (23, 34, 41, 35 and 44 yards), a record for the BCS title game.
The victory by Alabama (12-1) represented the sixth straight BCS national title for the Southeastern Conference and the third overall for Coach Nick Saban, who also won in 2003 with LSU and 2009 with Alabama. Saban, the only coach to win BCS crowns at different schools, also became the first coach to win three BCS titles.
Saban's third came with what will be considered one of the best defenses in recent college football history. Alabama led the nation in every major statistical category and allowed just 8.8 points per game in the regular season, the lowest average since 1988 (Auburn).
The defense was at its best Monday, when it held LSU to five first downs and 92 yards of offense. LSU's offense drove into Alabama territory just once in the game.
Alabama was so sound in virtually all facets that it won without a pass reception by Marquis Maze, its best receiver who was hurt during his 49-yard punt return in the first quarter. Maze would watch the second half from the sideline, where he was seen crying.
"You can't give Nick Saban 47 days to prepare to have him not have a plan," Hightower said.
Alabama linebacker Courtney Upshaw was selected as the game's defensive MVP. Quarterback AJ McCarron, who completed 23 of 34 passes for 233 yards with no touchdowns and no interceptions, was the offensive MVP.
Both teams had important special teams plays in the first half: Alabama got the 49-yard punt return from Maze and LSU blocked a field goal. But that's where the similarities ended.
Alabama dominated every other aspect of the half: The Crimson Tide collected 13 first downs to LSU's one; it outgained LSU 225 to 43 total yards; and Alabama controlled the ball for nearly two-thirds of the half en route to a 9-0 halftime lead.
Holding a 12-0 lead midway through the third quarter, Alabama linebacker C.J. Mosley intercepted a shovel pass by LSU quarterback Jordan Jefferson at the Tigers 28-yard line.
Mosley appeared to suffer a leg injury after the interception. While being taken to the locker room on a cart, Mosley raised his right arm, prompting roars from the Crimson Tide faithful who had long awaited a second chance at their bitter rival.
Dating from the Nov. 5 game, the teams played more than 110 minutes before the first touchdown, which was scored by Alabama running back Trent Richardson on a 34-yard run with 5 minutes 40 seconds left in the fourth quarter.
More than a month of buildup and hype reached a zenith Monday. Scalpers asked for close to $2,000 for some tickets. Outside of bars, fans of both teams stood in long lines that snaked around corners. Others cooked up gumbo and barbecue in tailgates more than a mile from the dome.
Across the street from the Superdome, 3D animated graphics of LSU images as well as a 31 / 2-story, continuously updated scoreboard projected on the side of the 28-story Entergy Corporation building.
Fans who came to see defense got what they wanted.
Alabama shut down LSU's offense from the game's start, forcing the Tigers into consecutive three-and-outs. The option attack, which was effective at times in the first meeting with Jefferson under center, had little success on LSU's second possession.
Jefferson pitched to running back Spencer Ware, but Upshaw dragged him down for no gain. That led to the first big play of the game, a line-drive punt by Brad Wing that Maze took through the middle and down the sideline for a 49-yard gain to the Alabama 26-yard line. That soon led to the night's first field goal.
Early on, Alabama leaned heavily on Brad Smelley, the tight end who saw increased production late in the season and who caught four passes in the first quarter alone Monday. But it was an acrobatic 26-yard completion to wide receiver Kevin Norwood, who leaped over cornerback Tyrann Mathieu and kept one foot inbounds, that further propelled Alabama.
On fourth and four from the LSU 32, Alabama trotted out Foster to attempt a long field goal. But McCarron, who was the holder for the kick, took the snap and flipped the ball to tight end Chris Underwood for a four-yard gain. The first trick play — by Saban, not the so-called Mad Hatter Les Miles — gave Alabama a first down by inches.
When the drive stalled, Saban sent in Shelley for a 42-yard field goal attempt. But 6-6 Michael Brockers got a hand on it, and the block ignited the LSU side of the dome.
Later in the half, Alabama engineered an 11-play, 58-yard drive that bled more than six minutes off the clock. But once again, the Crimson Tide was forced to settle for a field goal attempt. Shelley knocked the 34-yard kick through to give his team a 6-0 lead. McCarron exhibited full control in the final two minutes of the half, leading his team 52 yards in nine plays. That set up Shelley's 41-yard field goal as time expired.
A football sailing through the uprights, one of the images that most resonated in Monday's national title game.


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Last year, Eurocopter achieved an all-time record turnover of 6.3 billion euros. Also, the company's second high record in bookings value marks a return to pre-crisis levels.
A strong growth in services and the 475 rotorcraft delivered last year generated a new turnover high of 6.3 billion euros – 15 percent more than in 2011, when the Group reached a previous record of 5.4 billion euros. This means a cumulated average growth rate of nine percent since 2006.
Eurocopter's consolidated order intake in 2012 totaled 469 net bookings, representing a value of 5.4 billion euros and marking the company's third consecutive yearly increase since 2010.
Sales were paced by the Ecureuil/Fennec/EC130 family with 249 bookings and the EC135/EC145 families with 144 bookings; (63 x EC135, 81 x EC145) while the Super Puma family remained strong last year with 37 orders., backed by significant bookings from the oil and gas sector. There were 19 orders for the EC175, 11 for the Dauphin/Panther/EC155 family and 9 for the EC120 Colibri.
Helicopter deliveries represented 49 percent of Eurocopter's 2012 consolidated turnover, while services continued to play an increasing role by accounting for 42 percent of the total. Other activities represented the remaining nine percent. Eurocopter's services activity now accounts for 47 percent of the total bookings, thus paving the way for future growth of this business.
In the military sector, 2012 highlights involved Eurocopter's delivery of the initial NH90 TTH Tactical Transport Helicopter qualified in the Final Operational Configuration, received by the French and Belgian Armies; and the first final-configuration "Step B" version of the NH90 NFH NATO Fregat Helicopter, delivered to the Netherlands and the French Navy.
Four German Army Tiger support helicopters were deployed to Afghanistan in the ASGARD (Afghanistan Stabilization German Army Rapid Deployment) version, and Germany received an on-time delivery of the NH90 TTH in its medical evacuation configuration for deployment in Afghanistan in 2013; while five Italian Army Aviation NH90 TTHs were positioned in Afghanistan during 2012.
Eurocopter's focus in the coming year will be on program execution, with the company mastering its continued production ramp-up as deliveries are to increase by more than 15 percent in 2013. Goals include sustaining the delivery pace for Super Puma, Ecureuil, NH90 and Tiger helicopters, as well as preparing the EC175's ramp-up. As optimization is a priority for Eurocopter in 2013, the emphasis will be on lean products, lean processes, lean culture and lean foundation.
The advanced vertical-lift solutions also are 2013 priorities, as Eurocopter pursues concept validation and launch of the product application for its X3 hybrid aircraft; and advances the X4's development as the first member in its next-generation family concept, to be followed by the X6 and X9 at less than two-year intervals for each.


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Devolver Digital has released the latest part of the Serious Sam: BFE helpline series that answers some important questions about the upcoming outrageous shooter. No, you can't put a Gnaar's eye back in after you've ripped it out in brutal melee combat. Expect more gameplay footage and belly laughs than real rock solid info, but hey, it'll probably make your day.
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The faculty at the Frank H. Netter M.D. School of Medicine at Quinnipiac University is working directly with individuals who have been hired to play the role of patients. Here, Zach LeClair, of New Haven, left, plays the role of a standardized patient with Dr. Hal Kaplan, director Netter's Medical Student Home program.
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This I Believe
I believe in the idea of faith. Faith meaning truth, value, or worthiness of a person, idea, thing. I believe I can find a solution for all personal problems by looking deep within myself to find the truth. Faith also means to have loyalty in a person or idea. I believe I absolutely need to have faith in myself before I can have faith in someone else or something else. I believe to truly give faith to someone, to truly understand the meaning and purpose of faith I need to have faith in myself first. For me being able to give faith to someone else is a big step, and takes a lot of trust and courage to do so. When I'm able to give faith to someone it show they are a big value in my life.
Faith is something I believe can make or break me. If I forget to have faith when I'm having a tough time it takes longer to resolve and make the process a whole lot harder. Every time I have relied on my faith and the faith in others I am always successful in working out the dilemma. I remember when I was having a tough time with a few friends. I forgot to believe in the faith of my friends and when I realized I forgot to believe it changed my outlook. I turned to my friends for help and they were there the whole step of the way. When I'm struggling with feelings I always take time to be by myself and think it out and understand why I might be feeling this way. If I possibly can't do it on my own I will turn to the closet friend I have put the most faith in and we try to work it out together.
To believe in faith I found I couldn't be looking for solid evidence that to prove that it's there. Faith isn't a solid object you find. Faith is something inside of me. It's what I lean on when I begin to fall apart. Faith is what will lift when I've fallen and will help to put the pieces back together. That is the all the evidence I need to know faith is real. Faith is one of the most extraordinary concepts that I have ever encountered in my 18-½ years of life. I really started to believe in when I went to Young Life fall camp this past year. I always believe in it, but after camp is when it became a huge factor in my life. I will continue to believe in faith and give faith to the people who are closet in my life. And I will be sure to lean on faith as much as I need to and not be ashamed to admit I believe in faith in other people and myself. Faith is something I've found and I will hold on to for the rest of my life.
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Nancy Aries: Getting Students Excited About Education
What drove Aries to a career in higher education? "I come from an academic family," she'll tell you proudly. And though her own roles may have changed over the years�chairing departments, helping to form others, taking a year to oversee things from CUNY's central office�she has always considered herself a professor first. At the core of her work is an honest concern about how students fare. "You want students to be totally excited about their education," she says, "and I'm here to help make that happen."
Perhaps this natural inclination to foster students stems from her focus on social welfare. For a period after her undergraduate studies, Aries worked for the Massachusetts Department of Public Welfare, helping to secure contraceptive services for low-income women in the pre�Roe vs. Wade era. After the ruling, her role expanded to include oversight of the state's regulations on abortion services. The work generated larger questions around health care and reproductive rights, and Aries returned to graduate school to further examine what she saw as "the attempt to fragment the way women receive care."
This work was the basis for extended research around the policies of health care institutions. Her textbook Policy and Politics for Nurses and Other Healthcare Professionals, a collection of co-edited and co-authored essays, was published in 2011 and is being adopted widely in nursing schools across the country. The idea behind the book, she says, is to help nurses better understand the institutional choices that are made in hospitals and other health care settings beyond the clinical aspects they're trained in.
Today, in addition to continuing to teach at the College, Aries serves as the director of Baruch's Honors Program, comprised of the Baruch Scholars Program, the Provost Scholars Program, and the Baruch students in the CUNY-wide Macaulay Honors Program. Working directly with undergraduates is a relatively new venture for Aries, who did most of her teaching at the graduate level. But much like her role as a professor, her goal in this directorship is to "let students know that college should be more than just a collection of classes." The Honors Program accomplishes this by giving students a variety of opportunities to supplement their coursework, but Aries is a proponent of many that are open to all: "Study abroad, write a thesis, put on an open mic night, be involved in student government, be an ambassador for incoming students . . . I want students to see college as a special time and to make the most of it," she says.
In 2008 Aries spent a year getting to know the other side of higher education�private colleges and universities�as an American Council on Education Fellow. This prestigious fellowship takes on approximately 30 faculty and staff members who have been nominated by their home colleges to learn from the practices of another college campus. She was placed at Tufts University, where she worked under the mentorship of the college president and provost to bolster her understanding of undergraduate education. Of specific interest was how Tufts and several universities fostered collaborative science programs.
Following the fellowship, Aries spent a year as interim university dean of undergraduate education at CUNY. Both experiences prepared her well to return to an administrative role at Baruch that serves undergraduates. She has even taught a Freshman Seminar course for students in the Honors Program and is enjoying being a part of their Baruch beginnings.
Where to from here? Aries is invested in working collaboratively with outside educational institutions to foster opportunities for Baruch students�and is continually studying what makes these institutions function. Her research interests today truly reflect her career background. "The kinds of choices being made in health care are very similar to those being made by policymakers in higher education. You can map out the parallel trajectories looking at questions around privatization, expansion, diversity," she notes. "Both fields are struggling with the same large social questions of access, quality, and efficiency, and that's what really interests me."
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CooperKatz client Zipcar is on the cover of Fortune magazine! The September issue hit newsstands today with the headline "The Best New Idea in Business."
The 7-page story by reporter Paul Keegan covers Chairman and CEO Scott Griffith's vision for Zipcar, the company's growth, the broadening appeal of car sharing, the Zipcar iPhone app, the company's FastFleet program for municipalities, how rental car companies are entering the market, and how auto makers like Ford are taking an interest in car sharing. Accompanying the online version of the story is a video where Griffith speaks with Keegan about the Zipcar technology that makes car sharing possible, and the company's plan to grow its membership base. In many ways, the story is another sign that car sharing has gone mainstream. As consumers increasingly look to save money, spend smarter and live a more environmentally-conscious lifestyle, Zipcar continues to gain momentum with urbanites across North America and London, England who choose to use a car by the hour rather than own.
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The Media Portal now speaks Spanish
It is now possible to search and download digital teaching aids from the media portal of the Siemens Stiftung using a Spanish user interface. This third language, following German and English, underscores the international commitment of the Siemens Stiftung, which extends beyond Europe to Africa and now Latin America. This gives interested educators in Spanish-speaking countries easy access to current teaching materials on technological and scientific subjects. They can quickly search for suitable materials, download them free of charge, and conveniently manage them online.
The media portal currently has 6,200 registered users, and offers some 2,300 media items on science and technology, social, and cultural topics. The current Spanish portfolio comprises about 70 items, which are also suitable for bilingual instruction in German schools. Media are offered for free download in the form of predefined media packages in the areas of "Hearing" and "Energy" or as individual files. For example, audio samples of sounds and noises plus detailed graphics of the human ear support teaching about hearing, the ear, and deafness. On the subject of energy, there is information on thermal engines and motors, and animated modules on perpetual motion machines and the principle of the steam engine.
"Our media portal is designed so its functionality and contents can be used internationally," said Maria Schumm-Tschauder, Project Director at Siemens Stiftung. "We're constantly expanding the portal, updating it and adding media in different languages. With this wide diversity of materials, we're promoting varied, practically-oriented instruction not just in Germany but worldwide."


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Whether you call them grinders, heroes, hoagies, subs, gyros, poor boys, torpedos or wedges, almost every cuisine across the country has their favorite sandwich built on a crusty, submarine-shaped roll. While some historians believe that grinders are so-called because you have to grind your teeth vigorously to chew the crusty bread, others will tell you that they were named for the welders and grinders at the shipyards in Groton, Connecticut, who popularized the sandwich in that area. In any case, the origin of the grinder sandwich is normally associated with southeastern Connecticut and Rhode Island. A classic grinder contains little more than Italian lunch meats, provolone cheese and copious amounts of olive oil, but modern usage includes any type of sandwich, hot or cold, served on a grinder roll.
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Preheat the broiler to high heat.
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Spread your desired condiments, such as mustard or horseradish cream, on the bottom half of the roll.
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Layer several slices of meat across the sandwich. Appropriate meats for a hot grinder include salami, mortadella, pepperoni, brisket, ham, prosciutto, roast beef or turkey.
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My 14-year-old son has had type 1 diabetes for one year, eight months. Six months ago, during a routine urine test, his microalbumin test came back elevated, in the low 70s. They then did a second test, but on a sample taken first thing in the morning. That one came back more normal. They said we should keep an eye on it. We moved out of state and now he has a new endocrinologist.
His microalbumin was checked a third time and came back at 76. They did a fourth sample on urine collected overnight. That result was lowered to 38, but the endocrinologist said it is still abnormal, even if it is closer to normal. She stated it is very concerning because it is the third abnormal test and likely points to a problem. She also stated that it would be rare in a young kid who has only had diabetes for about a year and a half. She did not feel it was orthostatic proteinuria because it still came back abnormal.
He has vesicoureteral reflux (VUR) that was retested several years ago, to be at grade 1. He has been very fatigued and the school has also called me because they were concerned about his fatigue at school. His A1c is great at 6.8. His blood pressure is normal to low. The endocrinologist feels he needs to see a urologist and also a pediatric nephrologist to find the cause for his proteinuria.
My questions:
- How likely is it that his VUR caused some kidney damage?
- How elevated is 76 or 38, compared to normal ranges? Is it really high enough for me to be concerned at this point?
- What tests or treatment should I be insisting on and what is the protocol for handling these test results?
I would agree that such proteinuria (microalbuminuria, technically) is rare in someone with diabetes of less than two years duration. I would also agree that this should be investigated by a pediatric nephrologist with some experience also with diabetes and likely this would be diagnosed as a non-diabetic condition. Family history is also important. Whether or not the reflux you describe has caused some unknowing damage to kidney function would also need investigation by a nephrologist. There are many causes to consider in a differential diagnosis and some more important than others because there may be very specific treatment needs. More importantly, there needs to be some decision about instituting treatment (I suspect this will be needed with several abnormal tests consecutively) to try to slow down, protect the kidneys. Usually this would involve an ACE inhibitor such as lisinopril no matter what the specific culprit/cause. Any improvement in glucose control and lowering A1c levels would, of course, also be most important and extremely helpful.
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TERM: In consideration of offered prices, Customer grants Contractor the exclusive right to collect and dispose of all customer waste material(s) as warranted below (including recyclables) for an initial period of 36 months commencing on the first day of service. The term of this Agreement shall automatically renew under the same terms and conditions for a period of TWELVE (12) months and successively thereafter on each anniversary date. Either party shall provide the other with WRITTEN notice of termination no less than THIRTY (30) DAYS before the anniversary date for frontload and sixty days for compactors. Contractor reserves the right to terminate service in the event that Customer becomes more than 15 days
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CHANGES, CHARGES, FEES AND INCREASES: Because disposal, fuel and other operational expenses are a significant portion of the cost of services provided by the Contractor hereunder, Contractor may increase the schedule of charges proportionally to reflect any such increases in service costs. Further, the Schedule of Charges may be adjusted as necessary to cover increases in landfill and /or dumping charges levied by waste receiving sites used to dispose of the Customer's waste material. Customers rate under this Agreement is based on cost of service as well as weight and type of material being disposed of. Rates may also be adjusted in the event that the weight and type of material changes from what was originally contracted for. Upon approval by the Customer, the Schedule of Charges may also be adjusted for other purposes in connection with services provided hereunder such as increased, decreased or expanded service, or new services provided as a part of master agreement. These changes reflected in the Schedule of Charges may be agreed to verbally, in writing or as a matter of practice of the parties. In the event these increases are unsatisfactory to Customer, Customer reserves tile right to renegotiate the service and rate by providing WRITTEN NOTICE WITHIN FIFTEEN DAYS OF RECEIVING THE FIRST INCREASED BILL. Thereafter the Customer will be deemed to have accepted the change. This Agreement shall not be affected in any way by the physical changes in the Customers address unless the Customer relocates to an area not served by the Contractor. However, Contractor reserves the exclusive right to broker Customers account in the event Customer shall relocate to an area not normally serviced by the Contractor. If customer ceases doing business entirely, this Contract shall terminate. However, if Customer sells its business or its business property or its corporate stock to new owners, this contract shall be construed to be part of the liabilities assumed in the sale and Customer shall have the duty of informing the purchaser and Contractor.
WASTE MATERIAL: Customer warrants that the waste materials delivered to the Contractors shall not contain hazardous, toxic or radioactive waste or substance as defined by federal, state or local laws or regulations Customer acknowledges reading the attached Contractors Definition of Special Waste and warrants that the waste material (s) delivered to the Contractor, will not contain any Special Waste as so defined, unless and except as approved and accepted by Contractor IN WRITING. Contractor shall acquire title of the material once loaded onto it's service vehicle (s), provided however that title to and liability for the waste materials excluded from this Agreement shall remain with Customer and Customer agrees to indemnify, save, defend and hold harmless Contractor, it's officers, agents and employees against all claims, damages, suits, penalties, fines and liabilities arising out of breach of any of the above warranties including without limitation, liabilities for violation of laws or regulations for injury or death to persons or loss or damage to property or the environment.
SPECIAL WASTE: If this Agreement pertains to Contractors furnishing of equipment or services for Special Waste, then the following additional terms and conditions shall apply. Customer warrants that Special Waste delivered to Contractor has the components and characteristics meeting the description of Generator's Waste Profile sheet(s). In the event that such Customer Special Waste is later determined to be hazardous, toxic or radioactive waste or substance or if the storage or disposal facility receiving such Special Waste from the Contractor ceases operations for any reason or is later prohibited from receiving such waste, then the portion of this Agreement pertaining to such Special Waste maybe immediately terminated by the Contractor without notice to the Customer. Customer agrees to comply with precautions, conditions and limitations contained in Contractor's written notice of approval of such Special Waste. If manifest or shipping papers are required by law to accompany such Special Waste to the storage or disposal facility, Customer shall be responsible for preparing all such materials in the form and number as required by law and for providing them to Contractor.
RESPONSIBILITY OF EQUIPMENT: The equipment provided by the Contractor under this agreement, is and shall remain the personal property of the Contractor and Customer shall have no interest in such equipment. Customer shall be responsible for all damage to equipment, excluding normal wear and tear or from loss resulting from Contractors handling and service of the equipment. Customer agrees not to overload any container either by weight or volume, move, change or in any manner alter the equipment provided under this Agreement, and shall use equipment only for it's proper intended purpose customer's rate for disposal service is based in part on the stated type and nature of material to be disposed of and therefor Customer agrees not to discard material that exceeds weight or volume limitations for which the rate applies. Customer agrees to indemnify, defend and hold harmless Contractor, it's officers, agents and employees against all claims, damages, suits, penalties, fines and liabilities arising out of the Customer's or it's employees use, operation or possession of equipment. On collection day, Customer agrees to provide Contractor with unobstructed access to all equipment. If equipment is not accessible, Customer will be notified as soon as possible and any additional collection, service or attempt to render service shall be deemed "an extra pickup service" and will be charged as such to Customer.
CHARGES AND PAYMENT: Customer shall pay Contractor for it's services under this Agreement in accordance with the Schedule of Charges as shown in the Service Agreement. Where the Schedule of Charges specifically indicates "disposal" as a component of charges, "disposal" shall mean the current posted "gate rate" for the disposal of the waste material at the disposal facility utilized by the Contractor plus an appropriate handling charge. Customer shall be liable for all taxes, fees or other charges imposed by federal, state, and local laws and regulations upon collection, transportation or disposal of Customers waste material or the service provided hereunder. Payment for services provided is due to Contractor within FIFTEEN (15) DAYS after receipt of invoice from Contractor. In the event that any payment is not made when due, Contractor at its option, may terminate this Agreement upon notice to the Customer and recover any equipment and all accessories thereto, and recover all amounts remaining unpaid extending up to SIX (6) months of the normal termination of this Agreement from the date of repossession by the Contractor as well as all previously unpaid amounts prior to repossession. Contractor may impose and Customer agrees to pay a late fee of TEN PERCENT (10%) for all past due payments. Past due payments shall accrue interest at the rate of EIGHTEEN PERCENT (18%) per annum until fully paid. A pickup fee of $50.00 per container will be charged to remove containers upon expiration, termination or cancellation of this Agreement.
RIGHT TO COMPETE: Customer grants to Contractor the right to compete with and /or match any offer which the Customer receives (or intends to make) relating to the services provided herein or new services being contemplated upon anticipated termination of this Agreement for any reason and agrees to give Contractor notice of any such offer and a reasonable period of time to respond to it. Contractor shall have a right of first refusal to match any offer.
PAVEMENT AND PROPERTY DAMAGE: Contractor shall not be responsible for any damage to customer's pavement, driving surface, parking lot, underground equipment or utilities, concrete or non-concrete pads as a result of providing services under this Agreement which shall include damage from vehicles, containers or other waste equipment or accessories.
ATTORNEY FEES: If Customer breaches his obligations under this contract, including, but not limited to the obligation to pay for equipment rental and service throughout the contract period and the obligation to protect and preserve Contractor's equipment, and Contractor retains an attorney to enforce said obligations, Contractor shall be entitled to an attorney's fee of 33 1/3% of all moneys due and become due, regardless of whether suit for collection is actually filed.
USE OF DISPOSAL SITES: Contractor shall, at it's sole discretion, use any appropriate and legally licensed disposal facility it deems appropriate to dispose of waste under this Agreement.
MISCELLANEOUS: If any conflicts exist in this Agreement between terms and conditions which are written or typed, the written or typed language shall govern. This Agreement shall be binding upon the parties, their successors, agents and assigns. No representation other than expressed in this Agreement shall apply. The representations, warranties and indemnifications contained herein shall survive the termination of this Agreement. Sales personnel cannot bind the Contractor to this Agreement by virtue of their offer or their signature on the Agreement. This Agreement shall be considered accepted and the parties bound to the terms and conditions, when the Agreement is accepted by a designated official of the Contractor or in absence of such a signature, upon commencement of service.
SEVERABILITY: In the event that any provision of this agreement shall be deemed invalid, unreasonable, or unenforceable by any court of competent jurisdiction, such provision shall be stricken from the Agreement or modified so as to render it reasonable, and the remaining provisions of this Agreement, or the modified provision as provided above, shall continue in full force and effect and binding upon the parties.


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Kitten With Mustache Winning Over Hearts Everywhereamaisano
This adorable kitten was found dumped in a Salvation Army donation bin in Fresno, California. Workers heard her crying for help and quickly got her out. The workers didn't want her ending up at a high-kill shelter, so they called the Cat House on the Kings, a sanctuary and adoption center for pets. She then received the name Sally Ann. She is doing well and recovering nicely from her spay surgery that she just had. Aside from being spayed, she was also vaccinated, tested, and microchipped.
The next step is finding her a furever home! This won't be hard, as the sanctuary has already received two dozen applications that they're going through to find the perfect fit. What makes this kitten so unique is the little dark patch under her nose that looks like a perfect mustache! Just look at that face! She's definitely a famous social media star in the making. How could anyone abandon her?! We are so glad that she's safe now!


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Wtoo Bridal Style - Soleil/Sema Set 18119
- Brand: Watters WToo Bridal
- Style #: 18119
- Availability: Available to Order
- $1550
Simple and understated, this Demi Lace and Tulle gown is ideal for the bride who loves tradition. A classic sweetheart neckline flatters the body while the flowing silhouette catches the eye. Soleil comes with the beautiful Sema Belt for an added statement. Chapel train.


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Flash over Substance
The inspiration for this message just this moment came to me. I'd planned to write on another subject, but was overwhelmed by this one.
I'm watching this show called Studio Jams; it's a program on BETJ that showcases world-class musicians creating and recording music in an actual recording studio. As an aspiring musician, this show very much appeals to me. I was pondering the fact that these musicians, having put in endless hours of blood, sweat and tears to hone their craft, who are in it for the music, rather for the fame and big bucks -- why they're not household names, verses entertainers that are known more for their flashy shows, and sensual movements, than for true musicianship.
The point being that we, in this drive-thru, give-it-to-me-now, I-Pod society are given more to accept flash over substance. We are willing to accept anything that looks and smells good, even though it lacks depth. It is a society that is drawn more into the sensuality, than the deepness.
It is a worldly trait, and should be eschewed by God's people, but somehow, someway, this thinking has crept into some worship services. Some services these days are geared more for entertainment, than for worshipping God; the spotlight is being put on the celebrity preacher, or superstar choir or singer, than on Christ. Some services even include secular entertainers on their programs, which I believe sends a mixed message.
A service like this lacks depth, or rather the spirit of the service is lost, having been given over to a show-business-like atmosphere; and if the minister in charge goes along with this behavior, doesn't speak out against it, or is the cause of it, reflects a shallowness in his own christian experience.
The remedy is the Holy Ghost. The Spirit should set the tone for the service, and we're to follow His lead, instead of trying to lead Him. This puts the focus on who it belongs - on Jesus, and the congregation will share in His Experience, instead of being entertained.
God deals with the depth of a person's heart, which is reflected in that prson's service toward him, instead of the superficiality prevalent in some churches today. He wants the substance, not the flash.
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BRAZIL – Brazilian female-fronted heavy metal group Shadowside has issued the following update via Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/shadowsideband, updating fans on the progress of the band's forthcoming third studio album Inner Monster Out, which was slated to release digitally next month on SHP Records.
"Hello Shadowside faithful! Our new record 'Inner Monster Out' will be released early July 2011. Everyone hang in there with us for a bit longer as we make sure the final product is absolutely perfect. We are so excited for you all to hear what we have been working tirelessly on for the past several months, and we are confident it will be worth the wait! In the meantime, keep checking back for updates. We will be debuting new songs, videos, pictures and more to hold you over until 'Inner Monster Out' is unleashed upon the masses!
"Our page at Pledgemusic.com will be available next week, which will allow fans to actively participate in the promotion of 'Inner Monster Out' with Shadowside. Fans will also, through the Pledge Music campaign, have exclusive access to personal experiences with Shadowside, ranging from signed CDs and signed guitars to recording session visits and VIP tour packages."
In the meantime, Shadowside has updated its Facebook page with some behind-the-scenes photos from the band's recent promo shoot for the new record. Head over to: http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150199217004881.318648.26710144880 to access the gallery.
Shadowside will film a music video for the first single from Inner Monster Out "Angel with Horns" later this month in Campinas, Brazil with director Thiago Pinheiro of Studio Kaiowas.
The track list for Inner Monster Out is…
1. Gag Order
2. Angel with Horns
3. Habitchual
4. In the Name of Love
5. Inner Monster Out (featuring Björn "Speed" Strid, Mikael Stanne, and Niklas Isfeldt)
6. I'm Your Mind
7. My Disrupted Reality
8. A Smile Upon Death
9. Whatever Our Fortune
11. Waste of Life
Inner Monster Out was produced, mixed, and mastered at Studio Fredman in Gothenburg, Sweden by Fredrik Nordström (Arch Enemy, At The Gates, Bring Me The Horizon, In Flames), and features guest vocals from the likes of Björn "Speed" Strid (Soilwork), Mikael Stanne (Dark Tranquility), and Niklas Isfeldt (Dream Evil).
Artwork comes courtesy of Felipe Machado of New Dimensions Art (Blind Guardian, Rhapsody Of Fire, Jorn Lande, Pagan's Mind).
Several behind-the-scenes videos chronicling the Inner Monster Out recording sessions can be seen on the official Shadowside YouTube channel at: http://www.youtube.com/shadowsidepress7.
Inner Monster Out is the follow up to 2009′s Dare To Dream which is now available on iTunes at: http://bit.ly/SHADOWSIDE_DareToDream_itunes and all digital music stores.
Shadowside's debut Theatre of Shadows released in 2007.
Stay tuned for more information on Shadowside and Inner Monster Out.
Shadowside live…
June 23 2011 Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina – Banja Luka Rock Open Air
Shadowside online…
Shadowside is…
Dani Nolden (vocals/keys)
Raphael Mattos (guitar)
Ricardo Piccoli (bass)
Fabio Buitvidas (drums)


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EGA JournalS - Downloadable PDF's
The Entheogenesis Australis [EGA] Journal was launched in 2009 to showcase and reflect the diversity of the Australian ethnobotanical community, from serious scientific reports to playful provocations and inspiring art. The issues of the Journal are prepared to supplement the presentations at the annual EGA Symposium, Victoria, Australia.
We are now offering Journal 01, 02 and 03 and other articles as free downloads to the community.
Editors: Faustus, Erik van Keulen, Des Tramacchi & Kathleen Williamson
Design & Desktop Publishing: Maciej Napieraj [Issues 02 & 03], Julian Raxworthy [Issue 01]
Journal Issue 03: 2011/2012
EGA Journal 03 2011/2012. To Download: Click Here
Journal Issue 02: 2010/2011
EGA Journal 02 2010/2011. To Download: Click Here
Additionally in Journal No. 2 a number of excellent articles didn't make it into the Journal, so we include them here as downloadable PDFs:
Keeper Trout: The Trichocereus Species: Taxonomic delineations
Daniel Schreiber: plan plant planet - growing people, cultivating minds and nurturing spirit
Journal Issue 01: 2009/2010
EGA Journal 01 2009/2010. To Download: Click Here
Enjoy, and share them far and wide.


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Jersey's police station 'does not meet standards'
The cells at Jersey's police headquarters fail to meet the required standards for such facilities, according to the Deputy Chief of Police.
Barry Taylor said the current station was based on very old designs.
The States of Jersey have announced plans to build a new £21m police station in Green Street, St Helier.
Jersey Police said that the custody suite in the current headquarters in St Helier would be made smoke free.
The smoking ban will start on 14 March and affect detainees, visitors and staff who use the area.
Mr Taylor said the main reason for needing a new station was the poor condition of the custody suite which falls below official requirements.
He said: "It should be condemned, it is manageable but we have to keep patching it up.
"It is a very sensitive area, we are looking after the welfare and care of people coming into custody and their health and safety.
"This building will help by having a dedicated custody suite and everything else centres around that."