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Certified Health Coach Rosaline Law joined Roland Martin on NewsOne Now to take us to "food school" and shared which of our favorite processed and fast foods contain dangerous toxins.
Law explained that many of the foods we feed our children, including hot dogs, bologna, apple sauce, Hawaiian Punch, and even Ramen Noodles contain chemicals that are harmful to our bodies.
In particular, hot dogs and bologna contain nitrates. According to Law, nitrites and nitrates are plastic, "it's what they put into [food] to preserve the food." As an alternative, Law offered all natural, uncured chicken hot dogs.
Next on the list of chemicals and toxins that should not be in your food is aspartame. This harmful toxin is found in "all of your diet products," Law said. Law explained that aspartame is known to give people headaches, dizziness, vomiting and nausea. This chemical can also be found in gum, yogurt and other products that are supposed to contain a lower concentration of sugar or sugar substitutes.
High fructose corn syrup is next on the "food school" list of harmful toxins found in our food. Law told Martin that high fructose corn syrup can be found in Hawaiian Punch, apple sauce, and peanut butter.
Law said high fructose corn syrup is put into food to make it taste good. What makes it bad is that too much consumption of this compound can lead to diabetes, metabolic syndrome, and "can cause damage to your immune system."
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Miss Jessie's Co-Founder Shares How To Create A Successful Business From Scratch — Naturally
Miss Jessie's Co-Founder Miko Branch joined Roland Martin on NewsOne Now to discuss her new book, Miss Jessie's: Creating a Successful Business from Scratch–Naturally.
When asked how Miss Jessie's got started, Branch explained that it started during "bath-time" with her son.
"It was during bath-time that I was no longer able to keep straight hair straight because he splashed [water] around. If you wanted to get your hair done by me in the hood — which is where we was, you had to see me with my hair looking like this. Anyone who has naturally curly, kinky, wavy hair knows once the water hits it, it looks like this."
Branch went on to say that as a result of her experiences with hair, a conversation started in Miko and Titi Branch's salon about natural hair.
Miko added that she and her sister did everything they could to "support services in the salon for naturally curly, kinky, and wavy hair and then finally we came up with a product to support everything — curls, kinks, and waves."
Branch told Martin the Miss Jessie's hair care line of products were inspired by their grandmother, Miss Jessie Mae Branch, who was a "Southern, strong, very independent woman who was an amazing cook." Branch said when they came out with the hair products, they wanted to "pay homage to our grandmother."
The Miss Jessie's company story is not without tragedy. As reported by NewsOne, Titi Branch died from an apparent suicide on December 4th, 2014.
"The loss of my sister Titi Branch has been tremendous, not only was Titi a pioneer in the natural hair movement, not only did Titi help to restore self-esteem for millions of women–not only in this country and beyond, Titi was also my sister. Titi was also an aunt, Titi was also a daughter. Titi was also part of a family who loved her very much.
"So the loss of Titi is tremendous, the good news is that Titi and I have created so many things together, one of which is our business, Miss Jessie's, so everyday her spirit is with us and we're able to just carry out a lot of the principles that she and I set forth together."
Branch said her new book is a "wonderful way for me to keep Titi's legacy alive."
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The digital readout on the computer screen let Abby know that it was nearly one in the morning, and as her fingers crawled across the keyboard, she realized it was finally time for sleep. As she powered down all of her technical gear, she yawned several times, exhausted but content with having solved another case. It took the gothic lab technician several minutes to pack up her things, but she eventually was prepared to head home.
Just as she was heading for the door, belongings stuffed into a miniature backpack dangling from her hand, the lab telephone chirped to life. The noise jolted Abby to a state of lucidity she usually displayed under the effects of Caf-Pow. Assuming it was Gibbs (who worked this late on a consistent basis) caused the woman to shuffle quickly into her office, knee-high platform heels clicking with every step.
Abby's gravelly voice rasped over the receiver, "Yes, Gibbs?"
Ziva's face twisted into one of confusion, before shaking her head, "No Abby, it's me, Ziva."
"Oh, sorry Ziva, I'm really drained, and was about to head home. What's up?"
"I need to talk to you; it is very important, and will only take a second."
A heedless groan rang throughout the Israeli's head, followed by, "Ziiiiiiiivvaaaa..."
"Be right down."
Ziva looked about the dark squadroom, the only light coming from the weak lamp atop her desk. The woman hastily ripped the sweater from her person, revealing a black body-conforming tank top underneath. She let her hair down while simultaneously extinguishing the lamp. The sound of her cargo pants swishing together led down the hallway.
Abby was dead to the world. Her face had met desk only moments after talking with Ziva, and there she would remain, slumped forward in her chair, lightly snoring. Ziva crept into the dimly lit office, eyes wide with curiosity. Coming within reach, she extended a hand, nudging Abby's left shoulder. The goth stirred, mumbling incoherently, before finally raising her head. Ziva offered her a sheepish grin and received a morose grimace in return.
"What is it Ziva?"
The Israeli woman seemed at a loss for words, though her peculiar gaze held Abby's attention. Abby sat up straight, frowning deeply, skeptical of the encounter.
"Did Tony put you up to this--make sure I lose as much sleep as possible?'
Ziva quickly shook her head, "No, he did not; Abby, I need to ask you a personal question--woman to woman."
Ziva's demeanor, tone of voice, and admission of something deep to come not only erased the frown front Abby's face, it sobered her instantly; her fatigue was replaced with excitement as she stood up, grinning now, to sit atop her desk. She crossed one leg over the other and stretched the minuscule remainder of black skirt to cover her knees. She was showing a lot of thigh, though she was thoroughly unaware, much more interested in what Ziva had to say.
Abby nodded at Ziva, "Shoot."
The Israeli was once again permanently silent, hands digging into her pockets. She avoided Abby's piercing gaze and focused on the floor. Moments would pass before she finally mustered the courage to face her audience again, half her face hidden behind a sheath of hair.
"Well, I suppose I'll just say it: Abby, I really like you, and--"
Abby's hoarse voice cut in, "Awww, I really like you too Ziva."
"Thank you. However, what I mean is--how do you say--'like you', like you."
The grin on Abby's face slowly evaporated, only to be replaced with genuine astonishment. Abby's voice was even more crackly than usual, "What are you saying?"
Ziva scrutinized Abby's mood shift and, embarrassed, started for the door.
"I'm sorry Abbs, neverm--"
Ziva was silenced as a cold hand closed around her wrist. Her eyes slid to a close, heart hammering against her poor ribcage relentlessly. The alien tension in the room only caused her more grief, especially since Abby was deathly silent; she yearned to leave. Half a minute passed, until Abby found her voice.
"Look at me Ziva--please."
Her heart skipped a beat or two, but she obeyed, turning back to her companion. Abby's hand dropped away, and Ziva opened her troubled eyes. She noticed right away Abby's pursed lips, the hot red lipstick drawing her attention. Abby's stare was blank, wary.
"Do you really mean that?"
Ziva sensed Abby's skepticism, and felt the need to prove she wasn't joking. The Israeli took a step forward, her skin alive with heat; she was more at ease ducking gunfire than preparing for what she was in the process of doing.
Gently she uncrossed Abby's legs, which forced the goth to lean back slightly, resting on her palms. Her doe eyes raised a protest her lips could not, since they were engulfed by Ziva's that very same moment. The Israeli stood with her abdomen meeting Abby's waist, the woman's legs dangling at either side of her confessed admirer.
Abby's toes curled as best they could within her knee-highs, her eyes fluttering rapidly. Ziva softly clutched the woman's chin as they kissed, and before they got any further, Abby pulled away, silently gasping for air. Her modified pigtails dangled cutely as she hung her head, lips ablaze with heat. She instinctively licked her lips, tasting the faint impression Ziva's mouth had left. Still panting, she looked up at the Israeli, a puzzled expression riddling her features.
Ziva stared Abby down like a stalker does his prey, her hands lightly gliding up and down Abby's exposed thighs. This maneuver illicited a raspy moan from the goth, whose skin was now sporting goosebumps. When Ziva moved to lift Abby's skirt, however, she caught both of Ziva's wrists, shaking her head.
"I don't think I can do this."
Ziva was imperturbable, eyes locked upon her companion's, offering a sweet smile.
"Trust me Abby--you shall not regret it."
The Goth nodded slowly and relented, releasing her grip to lean back on her desk, eyelids heavy, nipples poking through her blouse in obvious arousal. Ziva proceeded as planned, teasingly pushing the skirt up, until Abby's bare pussy was revealed; the woman wasn't wearing undergarments. She was wet, arousal leaking from a pair of meaty lips, engorged beyond belief. Abby was a big girl, her frame not exactly feminine, and so her lips followed suit.
Ziva watched Abby's face flush as her private parts were put on display. She squeezed Ziva's sides with her legs, her heels crossing behind the Israeli's back. Abby looked away, blushing deeply.
"Please don't stare, I'm extremely body conscious."
Her 'lover' remained silent, towering above, inhaling the intoxicating aroma wafting from in between her legs. Abby squealed when Ziva began to stroke her pussy with a flat palm; she damn near came when she was parted, her inner lips falling victim to tantalizingly slow strokes that teased her into a state of euphoria. She began to pant in two-second intervals, her large breasts heaving up and down.
Ziva stroked those slippery lips vigorously, placing her free hand on Abby's mound. She tweaked the small love button for only a few seconds when Abby announced an orgasm with a guttural growl, her teeth clenched together. Thin girly cum issued from her depths, coating Ziva's hand, fingertips to wrist.
Abby fell backward, lying atop the desk, legs once more dangling free.
Ziva stood erect, sucking her soiled fingers. Her lips were twisted, a satisfactory expression noticeable even though she was cleaning her hand. When she was finished, she placed her hands atop Abby's knees and gently pulled them apart. She looked down at Abby, offering a coy wink.
"Ready for more?"
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Every right has infringement. Just saying its infringement so it can't be allowed is really a difficult position to defend.
No being able to legally posses air to air missile batteries, tanks, fully automatic weapons are an infringement on your rights. You want those legal also, correct?
In theory, yes. But we already have that stuff -- everything you think your beloved military owns belongs to each of us. America owns it's weapons.
The twist you are making is that tracking legally obtained arms makes our people safer than not tracking them, which is a lie.
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They read the Wall Street Journal for clues. Every day, in a thousand offices, men and women whose jobs depend on being right look at the figures again and wonder how things ever got to be this crazy.
They are bond and money-market portfolio managers, professionals paid to predict the future of financial markets. Over the last year this has been, to say the least, a difficult job. So these financiers tug anxiously at their suit coats, attempt to decipher some pattern from each day's financial news, and watch with awe as the market changes.
In April the prime rate rate was 20 percent. In July it was 11; now it is 20 again. Money-market certificate yields have ridden up and down on the interest-rate roller coaster. Bonds have fluctuated wildly.
"It's a portfolio manager's nightime," says Patricia A. zlotin, president of Massachusetts Cash Management Trust. "There really aren't words in the English language to describe that kind of price move."
Perhaps the bond market has been pummeled the most. The very concept of a bond reflects a belief in stability: trust that sums invested now will be returned in 20 or 30 years, plus interest. But when investors can't see beyond the crest of the next economic hill, they begin to lose their faith in long-term investment. What if there's a valley in the distance? Worse still, what if there's a Grand Canyon?
"Investors are becoming very reluctant to commit for 20 years," says David Jones, principal economist of bond specialists Aubrey Lanston & Co. "It's a very tough time for the market. I think all kinds of fixed-contract debts are going to be forever altered." years to mature; right now the average payback period on money-fund investment is 29 days.
"We have been fairly cautious with our investments," says Emery Erickson, a portfolio manager at Investor Diversified Services.
But if a fund manager could predict when interest rates are going to peak and "go long" (put money into securities with longer maturity dates) at the right time, they could conceivably lock up their yields at a high level while therest ow the market dropped away.
Should they play it conservatively, or go for broke?
"Are we nervous?" Mr. Parrish asks. "Yes."
Many observers are suggesting interest rates will start down sometime early next year.
"Basically, the pattern suggests we're close to a peak right now," says H. Erich Heinemann, an economist for Morgan Stanley. "The demand for short-term credit is fading away quickly. The Fed, in my judgment, is going to hang in there."
Other experts are not convinced the Fed won't turn and run when the fighting starts. "Interest rates will peak only when the money supply begins to convincingly decline to its targets," Peter Crawford, a vice-president of Citibank, says.
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Markets revise US rate rise expectations
Following last night's lowering of growth forecasts by the Federal Open Market Committee, we have seen several institutions push back their anticipated start dates for US rate rises until later in the year. Highlighting how unique the US standpoint has become is the news that Norway today became the 29th central bank to cut interest rates this year.
The cooling expectations in the US have added to the paralysis that the eurozone is suffering from, as any optimism is quickly quashed by the almost never-ending supply of negativity around attempts to broker a deal with Greece.
The IMF head Christine Lagarde has shown her steely side insisting that Greece must meet its commitments and repay the IMF €1.6 billion by the end of the month. Although those finance ministers attending today's Eurogroup meeting might be doing so with optimism, it would be surprising if many were doing so with expectations.
US markets rebound
Having seen US equity markets spend the previous three weeks heading lower, the investment community has decided enough is enough and have wholeheartedly bought into the 'buy on the dips' mentality, ensuring the Dow Jones has added almost 200 points in the first couple of hours trading.
The economic data released today from the US has sent out a slightly mixed message, as the inflation figures have fallen even further from targets while much better Philly Fed manufacturing data has added a touch of optimism to the scene.
Gold clears $1200 barrier
The weakening dollar has injected new life into gold as the precious metal spent most of the morning session threatening to break back above the psychological $1200 barrier. This bounce comes just days after the markets were given confirmation that the Bank of China was to become one of the institutions tasked with twice daily agreeing the London spot price for gold.
Today has also seen oil prices squeeze higher, with both Brent crude and US light up over 1.5% on the day, a move partly due to the actions of the currency markets.
FOMC downgrade sees dollar weaken
Last night saw the FOMC confirm that it was still calculating an interest rate rise before the end of the year. Regardless of what the commentary might have been, the data however pointed in a different direction. The fact that they had downgraded their own growth forecast for the US economy said something completely different.
Goldman Sachs for its part decided that this was the moment to move its September start date for FOMC interest rate rises out to December. The currency markets have been unequivocal in their assessment of this as the dollar has spent all day weakening against both sterling and the euro.


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After tireless faffing with exporting settings and audio syncing, the first 3 episodes of my Let's Play of Sonic Unleashed have been uploaded.
Featuring a friend of mine, Matt Leslie, the series named "Les and Ginge Play" starts off with us playing Sonic Unleashed on the Xbox 360. I will be uploading an episode a day and once we get into the swing of things maybe twice a day.
Keep an eye out on the site (which is also linked to http://www.bytecontrol.co.uk) for more uploads and future postings.
First episode post here: (ADD LINK)
Meanwhile, as I render…
Rendering is a bitch, especially when it's a 20 minute video.
Shortly I will be uploading a Let's Play of Sonic Unleashed, starring myself and Matt Leslie. It will be something we do on a semi-regular basis but not something that will take preference over other works.
My good friend Tom Ingram has been doing a bit of drafting with the site's logo and possible banner font, again, this is just a draft but I think it looks pretty good! Still want to get the "controller" into the logo somewhere but it's definitely a stepping stone. Tell me what you think.
Yes, it's heavily Sonic orientated but it doesn't look terrible in any way but may give off the wrong impression if I wanted to branch out into tech, as well as gaming (something I have thought about recently).
I want to start uploading daily. Starting off with some random video game clips that I find interesting as well as writing a few news stories again on a daily basis, to give the site some substance. Showcasing clips is easy, entertaining and could bring more traffic into the site.
Still need to continue with the main show planning. It's on my to-do list.
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Well then, today I have created Byte Control.
The URL I originally wanted was taken but for now I simply want a free WordPress URL until I get the site fully up and running so a "1" was put in front of my original name suggestion.
I am James Bralant, owner of this fine WordPress blog and hope to make something good of it. The main goal of the site is to upload all the content I create in my third and (hopefully) final year of University here at UCA Farnham. This can include blogs much like this, change logs for the site as well as actual content comprising of video reviews/previews, worded reviews/previews, the occasional Let's Play and the main feature, the weekly show Byte Control.
One thing I want to do on a regular basis is a weekly gaming show similar to that of BBC's Click, Rooster Teeth's AHWU (Achievement Hunter Weekly Update) or IGN's Daily Fix. I will be utilising the facilities of my Uni which includes an almost soundproof TV studio with a ridiculous Green Screen. The cameras in the studios won't be used as they are standard definition 4:3 cameras that won't be as well appreciated as a HD picture, of which I have a camera to suit. Microphones that are already in the studio will be used, and the show will be shot "as live" meaning some, but little editing will be done after the show is shot.
I won't be the only one creating this content, a should have a few friends help along the way, especially with the weekly show. I aim to be the main presenter but possibly changing the show's format in the following weeks, trying out different techniques such as more presenters, different running orders and so on.
I've chosen the free layout "Mystique" by digitalnature for this site because I think it looks professional, stylish and non-default all at the same time with a great amount of editing options for free.
Right, that's the short and sweet, here's the Twitter @Byte_Control, Reddit /r/bytecontrol and the obligatory Facebook page /ByteControl. I hope to upload the logo that I have drafted at some point in the future (shown below!)
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JBT scam: HC asks Tihar to take officer to hospital
The Delhi high court on Wednesday asked Tihar jail authorities to take Vidya Dhar, sentenced to 10-year jail term along with former Haryana chief minister Om Prakash Chautala in teachers' recruitment scam, to the neuro-psychiatric hospital here on his plea for interim bail on medical grounds.india Updated: Jun 26, 2013 21:26 IST
The Delhi high court on Wednesday asked Tihar jail authorities to take Vidya Dhar, sentenced to 10-year jail term along with former Haryana chief minister Om Prakash Chautala in teachers' recruitment scam, to the neuro-psychiatric hospital here on his plea for interim bail on medical grounds.
Justice Siddharth Mridul asked the Tihar jail authorities "to produce him (Dhar) before the medical authorities of Institute of Human Behaviour and Allied Sciences (IHBAS) on Thursday".
The court also directed the IHBAS director to file a report after examining Dhar's mental conditions by July 2 and posted the matter for July 3.
The court's order came on the plea of Dhar, an IAS officer and former officer on special duty to Chautala, seeking interim bail plea on the ground that he had been suffering from dysthymia (neurotic depression) and his physical and mental conditions had deteriorated in jail.
Dhar's counsel argued that his client was suffering from hypertension along with other ailments. He said Dhar was also a chronic diabetic and the medical condition of appellant (Dhar) was not well.
Opposing the bail plea, the CBI counsel told the court that if the convict was suffering from any mental disorder, appropriate treatment could be given to him by the jail authorities and he should not be granted bail.
On January 22, the trial court had convicted and sentenced Chautala and nine others, including his son Ajay Chautala, to 10-year imprisonment for illegally recruiting 3,206 junior basic trained (JBT) teachers in 2000.
Besides the Chautalas, IAS officers Dhar and Sanjiv Kumar, the then director of primary education, were held guilty in the case.
Out of total 55 convicts, 44 had been sentenced to four years in jail and one was sentenced to five-year jail term.
All of them were held guilty of cheating, forgery, using fake documents as genuine, conspiracy under the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and for abusing their official position under the Prevention of Corruption Act.
Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) chief Om Prakash Chautala and some other convicts had been granted bail on medical grounds by the high court recently.
After father, son hospitalised too
New Delhi: Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) leader Ajay Chautala, who is serving 10-year jail term in Tihar prison, was on Wednesday admitted to a hospital here after he complained of uneasiness and fatigue.
Sunil Gupta, law officer of Tihar jail said the jail doctors found his blood pressure and palpitation high, following which he was taken to Deen Dayal Upadhaya Hospital on Wednesday afternoon.
"Chautala has been kept at the intensive care unit of the hospital," Gupta said.
Ajay, his father and former Haryana chief minister Om Prakash Chautala and eight others were sentenced to 10-year imprisonment by a Delhi court in January this year for corruption in a teachers' recruitment scam.
OP Chautala, 78, was granted interim bail for six weeks by the Delhi high court on May 21 for undergoing pacemaker implant surgery at a hospital here.
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NASHVILLE, TENN. — John Anderson, who has been a consistent hitmaker since 1979, is just a little bothered by a recent ``slump`` on the charts with his singles releases.
So, the 30-year-old Florida native, who is scheduled to perform Wednesday and Thursday at the South Florida Fair in West Palm Beach, has made some abrupt decisions.
He has changed booking agents, hired a new public relations firm and decided to let Nashville`s Warner Bros. chief Jim Ed Norman produce his records.
But most of all, he`s going to out-country country.
``It`s been a while since I jumped in with both feet into what I consider country music,`` he said.
``I`ve even heard questions like, `What is John Anderson doing? Is he country or what?` So I think I`ll do a few songs to clear up any questions.``
Anderson`s long list of country hits began with You`re Lying Blue Eyes. Since that 1979 release, he has had She Just Started Liking Cheating Songs, I`m Just an Ole Chunk Of Coal, I Just Came Home To Count The Memories, Black Sheep, and Swinging.
Anderson`s latest LP is Tokyo, Oklahoma, and is arguably his best album to date. But Tokyo, Oklahoma has not been the chart success that many expected.
Anderson has a distinctive delivery but still he feels he must emphasize his country roots.
``We`ve been searching an awful lot for a different style -- my own niche, you know. I think it`s a matter of setting an end and finding out what we`re doing and do it.
``We`re establishing it slowly through these records. If they don`t go to No. 1 in the charts, they are still identifiable records. I play for the fans that come to see me.``


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Sylar (Zachary Quinto) continues his battles with a bewildered Matt Parkman (Greg Grunberg) as Samuel Sullivan (Robert Knepper) inches closer to reaching his full potential. As he does, he becomes increasingly more powerful.
Tune in Heroes when "Brother's Keeper" airs on Monday, November 16th at 8:00pm ET on NBC.
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PRESIDENT-ELECT Clinton has proposed that policymaking on international trade and economic issues be given greater weight in White House organization, possibly through the establishment of an Economic Security Council.
Administrations in the past have dealt with economic-policy making in various ways: through interagency committees at the cabinet and sub-cabinet levels, through the Council of Economic Advisers, and through special working groups for economic summits. None has been totally successful in integrating political and security concerns with economic interests. At least two problems have arisen when efforts were made to do so. How do you balance the multitude of domestic pressures and interests involved in suc h policymaking with foreign and diplomatic considerations? How do you determine what is political or strategic and what is economic? The answer to the latter question has been increasingly difficult. Is, for example, the promotion of democracy in the former states of the Soviet Union through greater aid, advice, and investment a political or an economic issue?
The president-elect appears to envision a counterpart to the National Security Council (NSC) structure, presumably involving an assistant to the president for economic security affairs and a staff. If that is what the new administration has in mind, it runs serious risks of complicating the policymaking machinery.
Such a plan would establish a bureaucratic unit interposed between major cabinet officers, such as the secretaries of treasury and commerce, and the president. The president would risk being isolated from officials whom foreign representatives regard as responsible for major policy advice.
Presumably, a new assistant to the president for economic security affairs would, like the NSC counterpart, not be subject to Senate confirmation. In an administration that wishes to cement a new relationship with the Congress, this could be a source of friction. The creation of another major unit within the executive office structure would run counter to Mr. Clinton's intention to cut the White House staff. It would also create a competitor for the president's time and attention with the high risk of op en, politically damaging rivalry between the NSC staff and the Economic Security staff.
The NSC staff system has worked well when its responsibilities were largely those of coordinating recommendations of cabinet departments. When the NSC advisers, through their personalities or presidential inclination, became significant policy, public, and diplomatic figures, the result was confusion and tension. The power and authority of cabinet officials and especially the secretary of state was diminished. Foreign officials, members of Congress, and the public listened to multiple voices and had diff iculty determining who was "in charge." The creation of an economic counterpart similarly inclined to garner decisionmaking power into his or her part of the White House would compound the risk of similar problems in a Clinton administration.
A president has it within his power to reduce the risk of such an outcome through two measures. He could take advantage of the National Security Act of 1947 and add to the membership of the NSC (as distinguished from the NSC staff) the secretaries of the treasury, agriculture, and commerce. He could, in addition, appoint an assistant to the president for national security affairs who has knowledge of economic as well as political affairs and bolster the NSC staff with economic expertise.
The growing economic component in foreign and security policy issues would make both steps logical. In such an event, the president must make clear that he sees the role of the assistant to the president and of the expanded unit not as an initiator of policy, but a coordinator, bringing together for presentation to him the views of the executive departments and agencies.
The line between the political and the economic in international affairs is thin and growing thinner. The Clinton administration would be wise to coordinate policy for both within a single unit. Any other arrangement risks the competition within the executive that has been costly to administrations in the past.


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Elrod Appointed to Juvenile Justice Advisory Board
An Eastern Kentucky University faculty member has been appointed to the Juvenile Justice Advisory Board by Gov. Steve Beshear.
Dr. Preston Elrod, professor in the School of Justice Studies, will serve alongside EKU colleague Dr. Betsy Matthews, who was appointed to the Board last year.
Created in 1997, the Juvenile Justice Advisory Board has played a pivotal role in reforming Kentucky's juvenile justice system and creating an effective, equitable system to prevent juvenile crime and delinquency. The Board is committed to enhancing the quality of life for all youth in the Commonwealth by actively advising the Governor, policymakers and the public on matters related to improving the system of care, enhancing interagency community collaboration, and promoting effective programming necessary to serve the whole child.
Elrod, who also gave a presentation to the Board on the "School to Prison Pipeline" at its September retreat, joined the EKU faculty in 1997. He earned his bachelor's degree from Presbyterian College and his master's and doctoral degrees from Western Michigan University.
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Fundraising Not a Commercial Activity Under PIPEDA
Recently, the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, Jennifer Stoddart, released a fact sheet called 'The Application of the Personal Information Protection and Electronics Document Act to Charitable and Non-Profit Organizations'. This document reinforces the content of 'Privacy 101: A Guide to Privacy Legislation for Fundraising Professionals and Not-for-Profit Organizations in Canada' released in June 2003 by a working group of AFP, AHP, APRA and CCP representatives.
A few highlights of the new fact sheet from the Privacy Commissioner of Canada:
1. 'The presence of commercial activity is the most important consideration?' Privacy 101 urges fundraisers to assess activities through this 'commercial activity' filter to determine what specific activities may be covered by the Act.
2. 'Collecting membership fees, organizing club activities, compiling a list of members' names and addresses, mailing out newsletters are not considered commercial activities.' The Commissioner has reinforced the working group's position that many day-to-day activities carried out by nonprofits are not subject to the Act.
3. Most importantly, the Commissioner states, 'Similarly, fundraising is not a commercial activity.' This clarification that the act of fundraising itself does not constitute a commercial activity is important. The Commissioner goes on to describe in more detail the process of commercial activity related to lists, and the need to therefore seek appropriate consent if selling, bartering or leasing lists. However, it is clear that the act of asking for donations is not subject to the Act.
4. As expected, the Commissioner states, 'selling, bartering or leasing a membership list or a list of donors would be considered a commercial activity. As a result, consent is required for the disclosure of this information.' The steps outlined in the Privacy 101 Guide are reinforced again with the following statement from the Commissioner '?an organization could use a clear, simple and easy-to-execute opt-out process as a means of obtaining consent.' Fundraisers are encouraged to review the sample purpose and opt-out statements contained in the Privacy 101 Guide and to use these as recommended wherever list sharing is contemplated.
5. Finally, the Commissioner goes on to suggest what the working group itself has recommended as a best practice for fundraising organizations. 'We recommend that [charities, associations and other similar organizations] provide their members, donors or supporters with an opportunity to decline to receive further communications.'
You are encouraged to read the Privacy Commissioner of Canada's fact sheet in full for complete information.
What remains clear is that fundraising organizations that have implemented recommendations contained in the Privacy 101 Guide will be well on their way to compliance with the federal privacy legislation. While some of the recommendations are based on what might be called 'best practice' as opposed to actual compliance, it is clear that fundraising will be aligning themselves with the intent of PIPEDA by taking these steps now. Furthermore, charities will be in a position to assure donors that their personal information is treated with the highest respect and adherence to relevant privacy legislation.
Of course, as the Commissioner points out, 'some provinces have passed legislation similar to PIPEDA. Some of these laws apply to charities and other non-profit organizations.'
Alberta and British Columbia both have passed laws that they expect to be deemed 'substantially similar' by the Privacy Commissioner of Canada. This designation will mean that, except where 'the complaint is substantially about the crossing of inter-provincial boundaries, provincial legislation will be considered the relevant legislation for fundraisers to comply with in their handling of personal information. As of March 11, 2004, neither the Alberta nor the BC legislation had been deemed substantially similar and therefore PIPEDA continues to apply in addition to the provincial legislation.
For an update on provincial privacy developments, refer to the story on our website.
AFP thanks Susan Mullin, CFRE, Chair, AFP Privacy Task Force and Pearl Veenema, CFRE, Chair, AHP Canada Government Relations, for developing this update.


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"Let us strip off every weight that slows us down, especially the sin that so easily trips us up."
Hebrews 12:1 (NLT)
"My dear children, I am writing this to you so that you will not sin. But if anyone does sin, we have an advocate who pleads our case before the Father. He is Jesus Christ, the one who is truly righteous. He himself is the sacrifice that atones for our sins—and not only our sins but the sins of all the world."
I John 2:1-2 (NLT)
What do we do with our sinfulness? The author of Hebrews said that we should strip it off us, get rid of it like we would a weight tied around our ankle. But how do we that? There are many different ways. We can blame others for our actions. We can deny that what we have done is wrong. We can project those very things we do onto others. We can choose to ignore our behavior or better yet rationalize why we did what we did. There are other options. We can feel shame. We can feel helpless and get deeply depressed. We can give up and say, "It's no use, that's the way I am." We can choose to become bitter and give up. Thank God there is another way. John shared it with us. He says if we sin, we can come to Christ, who will go to God the Father on our behalf. He is the one who can assure us of forgiveness. He is the one who can comfort us. He is the one who can give us the strength to get up and start over. He is the one who can say to our accuser, "Be gone, leave my child alone!" Today, if you have something bothering your conscience, bring it to Jesus. Confess it to Him and them let Him wash it way. Let Him clean your heart and free your soul. Let Him give you a peace and joy that is greater than all of your sins. Hear Him say, "You are forgiven."
Father, thank you for convicting me of sin. Thank you that I can come to You, confess my sin and know that the blood of Your son Jesus totally cleanses me. Thank You for complete forgiveness. Thank You for new direction and giving me a fresh start. Thank You for Your love. In Jesus' name.
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I'll get back to the game reviews at somepoint this week, but I'd really like to steer clear of the Mass
Effect 2 and MAG's of right now and rather focus on older or less well publicised games that you may have missed, I may touch on my ingame experiences but for now there's just far too many other much more well equiped writers out there to help you with the really tough choices.
Just one point on Mass Effect 2, the scaning of planets, what's all the fuss about, it doesn't take that long. My advice: Start smoking, planet scans are best in game smoke breaks.


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The thought came to her as she stood in the bathroom, hands full of dripping wash, that she had to leave her home now, this instant, with nothing.
Stalin's secret police had taken away her husband, and Tatyana Scherbatova-Shevya-kova sensed they would come for her, too. So in 1935, Ms. Scherbatova-Shevyakova took a bag and her four-year-old daughter and fled Leningrad forever.
She went where no one would look for her: to Stalin's homeland of Georgia. There, while the Soviet dictator destroyed entire families, entire peoples all over the rest of the Soviet Union, Scherbatova-Shevyakova went about quietly preserving a rich artistic heritage left to ruin.
From 1936 to 1987, when she finally returned to Russia, she single-handedly reproduced an extensive record of paintings in Georgia's far-flung medieval churches.
Many of those churches are now gone, overtaken first by the Soviet state's neglect and, more recently, by Georgia's own poverty, made worse by by civil war and annual coup attempts.
Scherbatova-Shevyakova's copies of the church frescoes are the remaining documents of a rare school of Byzantine art that is disappearing day by day, brick by brick.
On Dec. 9, an exhibition of her collection opened in Moscow, and in the spring, "One Thousand Years of Eastern Christian Decorative Arts" will arrive at New York's Cooper Union School of Art before traveling farther in the US.
"What she's done is unprecedented not just for one person, but in that she actually rivals entire museums. They have teams of people who do this," says Alexander Konov, head of Museum Design, a Russian firm that is designing and installing the exhibition for free.
Georgians lived and worshiped in remote mountain villages. Scherbatova-Shevya-kova ventured to one church after another, often alone, living on tea and crackers while she painted scaled miniatures of what remained on the walls. On the back of each drawing is detailed information about the church as well as the painting's location within it. Her work includes about 800 miniatures from 80 Georgian churches, all built between the 5th and 17th centuries.
Now in her 90s, Scherbatova-Shevyakova lives with her daughter in a wooden cottage decorated with the blue and terra-cotta swirls, diamonds, and flowers she saw in Georgia's churches. "Everything was secondary to her work," says her granddaughter, Maria Aeschlimann. "People asked her all the time why she chose to devote her life to this, and she once answered: 'This is a great love.' "
Scherbatova-Shevyakova's life is a reflection of the Russian century. She was the youngest child in a famous noble family, the Scherbatovs. A sister, a brother, and a grandmother were executed by the Bolsheviks. Because of her background, she was denied admittance into the university in proletarian Leningrad and took up art history and reproduction at a small academy.
In the late 1920s, she first traveled to Georgia to copy religious art. The state, home to some of the oldest frescoes in this part of the world, was known as "a museum of paintings under the open sky."
When Stalin's purges began, Scherbatova-Shevyakova returned to Georgia because she loved it, and she could help preserve what she loved.
She also preserved herself.
Years later, Scherbatova-Shevyakova learned from an old Leningrad neighbor that Stalin's police came for her hours after she ran away.
Her reproductions are all that remain of much of the David Gareji complex, a 10th-century monastery built in caves dotting a cliffside. The monks carved stone pillars and benches out of the cave walls and decorated those walls with archangels. But much of it was destroyed during the Soviet era, when the Army used the caves for target practice for their mortar launchers.
"Sooner or later, there will come a time when these churches will be rebuilt," Museum Design's Mr. Konov says, "and her work, for future generations, will be an important basis for it."


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Where Did I Leave Off...?
Well, let's do some quick catching up.
My Dad did die, in fact I did have to make that decision shortly after that last writing. I never got around to eulogizing him here. Maybe I will when I've better processed losing him. It's been nearly 8 months and I'm just not there yet.
Lost a couple other people, near and far. My Uncle Frankie's widow, Toni lost her brother a couple weeks later, crushed under a car he was trying to repair. My neighbor lost their 20 year old daughter to a brain tumor... Well, that's enough of that.
Life is like that. Findings and losses, victories and defeats, tragedies and triumphs. You don't get to separate them. You find them climbing on each others' backs for your attention. You don't get to enjoy or suffer them in isolation. You go from feeling kicked in the teeth to euphoria, pulled and pushed at the same moment. You probably linger on the item feeding the euphoria because the other is too painful. Yet when the euphoria wears off, the pain is still there to deal with. If you're lucky you've found a little bit of perspective that will make the pain easier to bear, or at least give you a little added strength to stand up under it.
The company I work for is, for the most part, a really good company to work for. Forgetting the "in this economy" crapphrase that I'm so tired of hearing, it's still a good company to work for. That said, we're not without our problems. At the same time that I felt my own production team was kicking my teeth in with a lack of communciation and follow through (notice I said "felt," truth is we've got a lot of growing pains and they're doing a bang-up job) I got word that my sales in the first quarter were high enough to win me a trip for my wife and I to Hawai'i this summer. So I'm really pissed and really delighted at the same time.
Actually, now I'm over the pissed part, because we've begun dealing with those issues in what I would call a constructive, long-term way, but I'm still going to Hawai'i in July.
We attended a cancer benefit concert last Friday in Berkeley in the name of my late brother-in-law, Dino. It was a beautiful party/concert. Dino's old band played, his dad and brother joined in on a couple songs, his mom and dad got up to speak to us, and they apparently raised over $6,500 dollars to benefit cancer research. We also got totally hammered, but that's a fringe benefit.
Yet the next day, when we went to see Theresa's mom, she was bawling, because she misses him so terribly. We all shared some tears together. You can't separate them, you know.
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Mean Streets Run Through Wounded Hearts
"Umbuntu: my humanity is inextricably caught up in yours. What affects one of us, affects all of us. A person is a person through other persons"
I looked back over the list of my posts here and I started to see a theme emerge...the posts about images that surface and won't let go -- the Lenten discipline of forgiveness -- the posts about Vietnam -- posts about interrelatedness. My threads of thought here seem to be woven around the healing of memory - my own and others. I find myself reading things by Desmund Tutu and Thich Naht Hahn lately.
I think that the healing of memory is a journey we all have to make, individually and as a nation -- and by all the subgroups leading up to 'nation' -- by family, and community.
Socrates said ,"An unexamined life is not worth living." It is also true that an unexamined life is not whole, and may cause unintentional harm to ourselves and those around us.
The lenses through which we see and experience the world are shaded by our prior experience. If we have walked down Main Street and been greeted in a friendly way, the next time we go we will feel well-disposed to being there. If we walk down Main Street and get mugged, our next visit will include fear. Or, we may never walk down Main Street again; or we will generalize things and decide to not walk down streets again but to drive. Or we stay at home, too frightened to leave. Or perhaps we start carrying a gun down Main Street. Or down every street. Or we start a campaign to destroy Main Street.
Or maybe we take some action to heal the fear. To get what happened in perspective. To focus on healing the perpetrator at the same time that we focus on protecting ourselves.
It seems that the healing of memory may include reaching out to the one who tore the fabric of events,who scarred the lens.
But this is one person, one event. Look around. Think big. Think nation-as-person.
We are a nation of unhealed wounds -- from the destruction wrought on Native peoples, through slavery, through what we have done to our warriors, including the wars we have asked them to fight.
When you walk down the streets of the American Dream, listen. That is weeping you hear in the background. It is the sound of an unhealed nation. A nation full of amazing people, humble greatness, and deep, deep wounds.
But be aware, you will hear the same sound in Iraq, Germany, Israel, France, Kenya, Australia, England, Chile..anywhere in the world.
The world we live in is wounded.
We are called to heal. To realize that when we look in the mirror, we should see someone else's face, and they should see ours.


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A simple but tasty rice side dish.
I have not tried it as yet.. but will soon. It looks simple, esy to make, and delicious. Thank you - 16 Feb 2013
As I started to make this recipe I realized I didn't have onions on hand. After looking through the cupboard, I narrowed down the choices to an envelope of Liptons dried soup mix and a can of French Onion Soup. FOS won out.... Pureed the onions in the soup and then added chicken broth to make up the difference in liquid. Wonderful with substitutions ~ - 13 Aug 2011 (Review from Allrecipes US | Canada)
This will be going into our regular meal rotation! I used a yellow onion (all I had - I rarely buy red) and sauteed it in half butter, half olive oil, and cut back on the pepper, to 1/4-1/2 tsp (I just grind it in). Delicious! It's a very flexible recipe provided you stay within the 1:2 rice:water ratio. We also like to add a bit of minced garlic just before adding the broth. Editing to add sometimes it takes a little longer than 20 minutes (I find it takes 25-30). Using equal portions of onion and rice (ie. 1 cup of raw onion, 1 cup of uncooked rice) seems to offer the perfect ratio (for us). Also very good if you let the onions turn translucent prior to adding the rice so they brown a bit while you "toast" the rice. - 20 Jul 2008 (Review from Allrecipes US | Canada)


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Stroke can cause permanent neurological damage, complications, and death. It's the leading cause of adult disability in the United States and Europe and the second leading cause of death worldwide. Stroke experts in the U.K. are working with Limbs Alive to develop a collection of action video games that encourage patients to re-learn arm and hand control of their weak limbs. In Short, the video game will help stroke patients to recover from physical disabilities.
Stroke experts at Newcastle University, working with Limbs Alive Ltd, have developed the first action video game which is designed to enable the patients re-learn control of their weak arm and hand after stroke.
After a stroke, a patient can recover control of the weak arm or hand even after a long time. But this requires huge time and daily therapy. The process is so costly and difficult to follow. The newly-developed suite of computer game called "Circus Challenge" promises to reduce the cost and hassle.
"Circus Challenge" is the first action video game designed specifically to be played at home and to provide an expert therapy programme. Patients use wireless controllers to learn various circus-related skills, from lion taming and juggling to high diving and trapeze work. As they succeed at various tasks, they go on to more challenging quests that involve greater skill, strength, and co-ordination. The game has been designed in a such a way that players at different skill levels can compete.
Pediatric neuroscience professor Janet Eyre at Newcastle, who set up Limbs Alive to produce the games, said, "Eighty percent of patients do not regain full recovery of arm and hand function and this really limits their independence and ability to return to work. Patients need to be able to use both their arms and hands for most everyday activities such as doing up a zip, making a bed, tying shoe laces, unscrewing a jar. With our video game, people get engrossed in the competition and action of the circus characters and forget that the purpose of the game is therapy."
68 year old former ship builder Danny Mann from Dudley in Northumberland, who suffered a stroke in February this year, had never played a video game before trying out the Circus Challenge. According to him, "This is the first time I've ever played a video game. It was good fun though it did feel like I was doing exercise and I worked up a sweat! … this game is something different which encourages me to keep going with my therapy. I would really like to play with my grandchildren – I can't think of a better motivation than sharing a game with them to help me on my road to recovery."
The team at Newcastle University has received a £1.5m award from the Health Innovation Challenge Fund, a partnership between the Wellcome Trust and the Department of Health.
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Clinical Trials in Russia. 2nd Quarter 2009
On August 24, 2009 Synergy Research Group (SynRG), a Russia-based CRO, presented the English version of SynRG Orange Paper Q2 2009, a regular analytical report on the clinical trial market in Russia. The report contains hundreds of figures as well as dozens of tables and pictures covering various aspects of the Russian clinical trial market. This is another step to formation of a civilized market of clinical trials in Russia and improvement of the research attractiveness of Russia for foreign sponsors, one of the SynRG's key strategic goals.
The Federal Service on Surveillance in Healthcare and Social Development of the Russian Federation (alias RosZdravNadzor, RZN) approved 129 new clinical trials of all types including local and bioequivalence studies during the second quarter of 2009; demonstrating a 17% decrease over the corresponding period of last year.
Despite the decrease in the number of studies, the share of multinational multi-center clinical trials slightly increased from last year's figure and stood at 65% of the total number of clinical trials approved by RZN in the second quarter of 2009.
The shares of the local trials and bioequivalence studies in Q2 2009 stood at 21% and 14% of the total number of studies, respectively, while they accounted to 24% and 15% in Q2 2008.
Clinical trials in Russia in Q2 2009 were sponsored by companies from 16 countries. The maximum number of trials (42) were initiated by Russian sponsors, American sponsors with 37 studies took the runner-up place, they are followed by the Swiss sponsors with 13 trials, 12 new trials were instigated by the German manufacturers, UK sponsors with six new studies, and the top six is concluded by the Japan sponsors with four new studies in Q2 2009.
The number of patients which are planned to be enrolled in the Phase II-IV trials launched in the second quarter of 2009 stood at 12,338 patients, nearly the same as the last year number (12,000).
The Swiss Novartis sponsoring 11 new studies is on the top of the heap in the second quarter of 2009. The American Pfizer with eight new trials in Q2 2009 took the runner-up place. It is followed by Bristol-Myers Squibb sponsoring six new studies. The top five is concluded by Eli Lilly and Merck & Co. both having five new studies in Q2 2009.
The Russian pharmaceutical company OAO Valenta Pharmaceutica sponsoring five new clinical trials enrolling 348 patients in 10 sites, ranked number one among domestic pharmaceutical manufacturers by the number of new studies in the second quarter 2009. OAO Biokhimik with three new trials and 54 subjects in three sites, took the runner-up place. It is followed by OOO Lans-Pharm and ZAO Obolenskoe. The top five is concluded by ZAO Biocad.
Seventy five per cent of the new studies in Q2 2009 were conducted in the six leading therapeutic areas. The maximum number of trials (29) were initiated in Cardiovascular diseases; 22 clinical trials in Oncology; 17 new studies in Endocrinology; 12 – in Respiratory diseases; 10 new studies in Infectious Diseases and six new Neurology studies were initiated in Q2 2009.
Synergy Research Group (SynRG™) is a Russian contract research organization, which has been successfully operating in Russia since 2002. SynRG™ offers a broad range of services for conducting clinical trials for Russian and foreign pharmaceutical and biotechnological companies – from registration of the studies in regulatory authorities to pharmaco-economic surveys. The company has its own clinical depot in Moscow. Today, Synergy Research Group is represented in Moscow, Saint-Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Yekaterinburg, Perm, Rostov-on-Don, and also in Almaty and Astana in Kazakhstan. The company's headquarters are in Moscow.
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On the Hemmings website, cars listed for free perusal are from the previous month. To access the most current listings, you need to subscribe to Hemmings Motor News, a monthly magazine of classic and collectible cars. CarsForSale.com and ClassicCars.com are free to search.
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MIRAMAR — As her two children slept soundly early Friday, a 43-year-old woman was sexually assaulted and then stabbed to death by a neighbor who had hated her for years, police said.
Jean B. Arseneau of the 3400 block of East Shore Road was stabbed several times with an eight-inch kitchen knife by her attacker, police said.
Scott Matthew Patterson, 19, confessed to the murder after first telling police the knife wounds to his abdomen and right hand were suffered when he encountered a burglar on his street, police said.
Patterson, recently discharged from the Army, is being held in a police ward at Broward General Medical Center, said Sgt. William Dunn. He has been charged with first-degree murder, sexual battery, and armed burglary.
Patterson`s father, Robert, was driving him to the hospital when he saw a police officer driving on Miramar Parkway, Dunn said.
Robert Patterson honked the horn to attract the police officer`s attention and explained that his son had been attacked by a burglar across from their home, Dunn said.
Scott Patterson then directed police to the scene of the murder, insisting he had only met the burglar outside, Dunn said.
``He put up some kind of a smokescreen,`` Dunn said. When officers went to the home described by Patterson, they saw Arseneau through the window, Dunn said.


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Bringing behavioral science to the White House
Dr. Maya Shankar founded the White House Social and Behavioral Sciences Team (SBST) which has successfully used behavioral science to design more effective and efficient policies and programs across the federal government. But just two years ago, the "team" was a one-woman show with no budget and no mandate to run research pilots.
Shankar spoke at the re:Work 2016 event about the four lessons she learned building a startup in the White House:
- Convert interest into impact - "Our job has been to convince our federal agency partners to prioritize working with us in the face of so many competing demands. And this is especially challenging when you're building out a new initiative, and there are no obvious or existing deadlines or milestones that people can work towards or mobilize around. So we've learned to create them."
- Quantify your wins - "Rigorous results give you a strong case for scaling what's working and improving what isn't."
- Celebrate small wins - "If you start small and you build credibility along the way, chances are you're going to work your way to being able to do higher impact projects."
- Generate buy-in - We make a "big upfront investment in bringing [our agency colleagues] up to speed on behavioral concepts, or sharing success stories of how these insights have been applied to other government context and have been successful. We also like to develop proposals that align with the existing problems our agency colleagues are trying to solve so that incentives are aligned and all people have stakes in the final outcome."
The SBST now has 20 behavioral scientists and has the backing of a Presidential Executive Order, and has implemented over 50 projects with government agencies. "Because of the team's work," Shankar said, "more service members are saving for retirement, low low-income students are going to college, more farmers are able to start small businesses, and more veterans are accessing the benefits they've earned through their years of service."


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- June 5, 1950 - November 24, 2016
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"Dear Ruth:Our Love and Prayers go out to you and your family. Pastor was such a man of integrity and he so loved his Lord!
1 of 15 | Posted by: Bud & Joyce Yocum - Hubbard, OH
"I am very saddened and in shock!! You will be missed by many Gary. I have nothing but good memories and great respect for you! Always kind, caring,...Read More »
2 of 15 | Posted by: Becky Blose - Kinsman, OH
"To Jared & the Roy family,My deepest condolences on your loss of your father and loved one. May peace find its way to you in time. Sincerely,Christina
3 of 15 | Posted by: Christina Moran - Woodmere, OH
"" May the family find comfort in knowing that God keep those who has passed in his memory.Because they are precious to him. [ Psalms 116:15]-BD
4 of 15 | Posted by: A friend
"Dearest Ruth,I am so deeply saddened by the loss of such a kind,dear man. You are in my prayers.....may the Lord carry you through this terribly...Read More »
5 of 15 | Posted by: Gigi Strata
"Sending condolences to the family of Gary Roy. So very sorry for your loss. Praying that God will comfort each one of you and that you may find some...Read More »
6 of 15 | Posted by: - Strongsville, OH
"Dear Ruth-your dear Gary was such a dear and kind man...who will be missed so much, please know you are both in my daily prayers!
7 of 15 | Posted by: Michelle Dohar - Warren, OH
"This man was such a blessing to know, always a friendly hello or a warm smile. I will truly miss seeing him around work.
8 of 15 | Posted by: Kathy Willoughby - McDonsld, OH
"Ruth and family : my heart is aching for you. I am so deeply saddened to hear about Gary's passing. May our Lord be your strength and carry you....Read More »
9 of 15 | Posted by: Denise Domhoff - Orwell, OH
"Ruth,I'm in shock. My heart is breaking for you and your family. My deepest sympathy, and sending love and hugs your way.Fondly,Cheri Wireman
10 of 15 | Posted by: Cheri Wireman - Vienna, OH
"So sorry to hear about Gary. He was a very devoted worker to children with special needs. My condolences to his family.
11 of 15 | Posted by: Ellen Weiss - Youngstown, OH
"Ruth and family - We love and miss you all. Gary was so special to me. I will never forget him coming to the hospital when one of my daughters was...Read More »
12 of 15 | Posted by: Janice Roy - Houston, TX - Family
"Dear Ruth, We are so sorry to hear of Pastor Gary's passing. I just was talking to him Sunday. He was telling me how he was looking forward to...Read More »
13 of 15 | Posted by: Fred and Sandy Ebinger - OH
"My deepest condolences go out to Jared, Laurie and Ruth, plus the entire family. I'm very sorry for your loss. God bless you all
14 of 15 | Posted by: Andrea Greene - North Ridgeville, OH
"Ruth, I am so sorry for your loss. You and your family will be in my prayers.
15 of 15 | Posted by: Jen Moore
REV. GARY D. ROY age 66. Beloved husband of Ruth (nee Roman). Devoted father of Jared (Nicole) Roy and Laurie (Brian) Conrad. Cherished grandfather of Allison and Kaia Roy, Tori Conrad and Jordan Johnson. Dear brother of Sharon Cristino (Loren), Daniel (Marilyn), Susan Valiando (Charles), Stanley and Gerald "Sonny" (deceased) (Rose). Former Pastor of Fellowship Assemble of God, Cleveland, OH and First Assembly of God, Vienna, OH. Member of Liberty Assembly of God, Liberty Twp, OH. Funeral services will be held on Monday November 28, 2016 at Bethel Temple, 12901 W. Pleasant Valley Road, Parma, Ohio 44130 at 11:00 AM. Interment Woodvale Cemetery. (No Flowers Please) The family will greet friends at the church Monday from 10:00 – 11:00 AM. Arrangements entrusted to the A. RIPEPI AND SONS FUNERAL HOME.
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I don't know if it's be mentioned in the pages upon pages of comments already:
For the record, Paypal are notorious for suspending accounts; generally people with controversial religious, political or social views.
Nobody says you have to agree with "controversial" personalities or organizations, but suspending a Paypal account and freezing (stealing) funds is too much.
I feel vindicated by the Paypal attack. In fact I hope it's permanent. Payback's a bitch.
Paypal.com is up and running as I write this.
Paypal has policies on whom they will do business with. Paypal is a US company; in the US, you are allowed to refuse to do business with anyone you want to, as long as those reasons have nothing to do with discrimination against a "protected class" (for example, you can't refuse to do business with someone because of their race, ethnicity, gender, etc). "Leakers" is not a protected class. Paypal is under no obligation to do business with Assange or his operation. Those attacking the Paypal site are criminals.


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Through the Prayers of Our Holy Foremothers: How then should we serve?
A Leadership Retreat for Orthodox Christian Women Uniting Wisdom from the Past with the Challenges of Ministry Today
"To each one is given the manifestation of the Spirit for the common good." 1 Corinthians 12:7
October 13-15, 2006
Christ the King Retreat Center
Buffalo, Minnesota
(approximately one hour from the Twin Cities: see www.kingshouse.com )
Our goal is to offer a prayerful setting for worship, learning,exploration, and fellowship among women seeking to grow in spiritual understanding, in active responsibility for their unique gifts in Christ, and in service and ministry in the Church and in the diverse communities in which we live.
Registration is now available for the Leadership Retreat for Orthodox women scheduled on Friday through Sunday, October 13-15, 2006 at Christ the King Retreat Center , Buffalo , Minnesota , about an hour from Minneapolis . The weekend is sponsored by WOMEN (Women's Orthodox Ministries and Education Network).
The Retreat theme is Through the Prayers of Our Holy Foremothers, How Should We Then Serve: A Leadership Retreat for Orthodox Christian Women Uniting Wisdom fromthe Past with the Challenges of Ministry Today.
Keynote Speaker, Orthodox theologian Dr. Valerie Karras, Ph.D., Th.D., will present on "Our Foremothers in Orthodox Worship: A Historical Perspective." Panels and workshops on varieties of parish ministries and the future of women's ministries, including the restoration of the deaconess, will be offered between regular worship services. Small groups will discuss the book Encountering Women of Faith , a collection of essays from the Saint Catherine's Vision Group released in 2005 and edited by Dr. Kyriaki Karidoyanes FitzGerald. The complete schedule for the retreat can be viewed at http://holyforemothers.blogspot.com
One need not hold an official leadership position within the Church to attend: All are welcome. Registration fee is $190 for a double room, $220 for a single room. The registration form and the full range of registration options appears at the end of this message.
To register, send a check for your registration deposit of $40 with the following information by U.S. mail to:
Renee Zitzloff
18108 Old Excelsior Blvd.
Minnetonka , MN 55345.
More information is available at http://holyforemothers.blogspot.com which offers full program details, biographies of presenters, and other related articles. A registration form can be found at: http://orthodoxwomensnetwork.org/upcomingMN.cfm. If you have questions you may E-mail email@example.com or telephone Renee at 952-474-6946. Checks should be made out to: Holy Foremothers Retreat.


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GroveSite is proud to announce the new features of the Archive Site utility for its online collaboration software. The Archive Site utility creates a static, non-editable, downloadable snapshot of your workspace so that you are able to save the information and individual files from your collaboration site. Each page within an archive is recorded in its most expanded form so you are able to view as much information as possible.
Previously, in order to archive a site you had to submit a request for an archive then leave the screen open until the archive was complete. Only then could you download the files for the archive. Well, that's great—but what about the gigantic sites that don't exactly archive in five minutes? We understand that time could have been lost staring at the screen waiting for an archive to process. That is why we decided to revamp it!
With the updates to the Archive Site utility, you are now able to request an archive and then leave the page! Actually, that is encouraged. The biggest changes to the feature include:
- Being able to leave the site and have the site archive
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1: The Archive Site utility will now run in the background. This means you can request a site archive, or two, or three before you leave for a meeting, step out for lunch, or even leave the office. Whether you remain on the archive screen, navigate away, or sign out of GroveSite completely, your archive will still be gathering.
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Complimenting the high standard of accommodation, Castle Bromwich Hall Hotel is home to the Great Hall Restaurant Beautifully appointed, the restaurant offers guests a chance to indulge in excellent food, wine and surroundings.
Whilst attentive waiting on staff provide you with a choice of premium wines and champagnes, sit back and savour fresh, locally sourced cuisine prepared by our award winning Chef.
Whatever your taste or requirement, Castle Bromwich Hall Hotel's culinary team can work with you to produce a menu or meal that will satisfy and delight you and your guests.
Taking pride in the provision of excellent customer service, a comprehensive range of gourmet and unique dishes are offered to both impress and satisfy even your most discerning guest. No request is too small or too complicated – your enjoyment is our passion.
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Weekdays 7am - 9am
Weekends 8am - 10am
The hotel is open to non-residents for breakfast. Tables for non-residents must be pre-booked.
Breakfast cost £12.95 includes continental and full English
Weekdays and weekends 12pm - 2pm
Sunday Lunch 12pm - 2pm
Booking required
Dinner is served from our Table D' Hote menu weekdays and weekends 6pm - 9pm and from our bar snack menu 6pm - 9.30pm.
Lounge / Bar
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The Great Hall hosts Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner inside its elegant Oak walls.
A very idealistic setting whether is be a Lunch with friends or a Dinner for two.
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A sophisticated Restaurant great for those fun gatherings such as an afternoon Tea, Buffet Lunch or Private meals of up to 30 people.
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Upgrading your outdated process control system, can provide a sizable return on investment (ROI) from savings on reduced downtime, improved system efficiencies, remote system capabilities for data and diagnostics, energy savings and increased safety.
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Model PC-DRIP ATP - Drip Irrigation System
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The 'PC-DRIP ATP' is a drip irrigation system which consists of a cylindric pipe, in polyethylene of very good quality, with fast water jets self-compensating dripping devices put in the pipe at prearranged distances.The'PC-DRIP ATP dripping device'is selfcompensating and reliable thanks to its sturdiness. The pressure of water jets is regular thanks to the dynamic change of the labyrinth put inside the pipe. The innovative dripping device by regulating the water jets, allows the restriction of the flow. Its specific structure reduces the risk of obstruction, due to deposit, which might block water flow: indeed, the compensating system always keeps the labyrinth's crosssections at 1,0 mm 2 (about 50 times more than other dripping devices on the market).
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A further advantage of the'PC-DRIP ATP'is given by the fact that the first part of the labyrinth is very short and does not require high starting pressure to operate: this reduces operating costs, without requiring high pressure/volume pumping structures.
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The 'PC-DRIP ATP dripping pipe' is available of mm 16 diameter, with spacing between holes from cm 20 up to cm 150 and with 2 l/h and 4 l/h nominal capacity dripping devices.
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"We got two huge multiple-enhancing events this week," Cramer said Wednesday, "the Republicans taking Congress and Bernanke's QE2 intervention. To me, that means the whole market goes higher."
That multiple is more important than you may think. Yes, earnings are important when it comes to figuring out what a stock is worth, but so too is the amount, or the multiple, that Wall Street is willing to pay for it. And under a Democratic Congress that number was less than when Republicans were in control.


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TURNDOWN TO REMEMBER: Anyone who has ever experienced a turndown service likely has a soft spot for the time-honored hotel ritual. But a turndown with a holiday twist? Hold on. We'll correct that. A turndown with a holiday twist that's complimentary? Very noteworthy. Napa's Milliken Creek Inn & Spa is offering such a turndown for Valentine's 2011, and Valentine's 2011 at the Inn is lasting a good long while.
SEVEN DAYS: Stay any night from Feb. 9 through 15 and get a split of champagne at turndown, plus some petal strewnage, plus strawberries gone chocolate. Plus a few other nice touches. If you stay at Milliken longer than a night, note that there's a limit ("...one romance turndown per room per stay"). There's some other fine print, so read all. And long live the turndown, holiday time or not!


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|My little Grandma
|Their wedding day, 1926ish
|A beautiful day!
|Tepee on right with its bottom raised for the breezes. 36' diameter
|Fire ring and altar as wedding begins
|Hands tied together
|She sang him a beautiful song in Spanish
|A little sniffle or two!
|After lighting the fire
|The blanket ceremony
|It was 90 degrees that day!
So today is happy/sad. But what it portends is hope for the future! We can make the most of each day or let life defeat us. The choice is ours. This I believe.
Best wishes for Dave, Clarita and Benjamin!