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5:30pm, Friday 4 November 2016
Missingham Park, Ballina
The 10th Season of Newcastle Permanent's Cinema Under the Stars kicks off in Ballina.
Our free outdoor cinema program is brought to 16 beautiful locations throughout regional New South Wales during the warmer months.
The screening of Zootopia will kick off as the sun sets and the stars come out.
Prior to the movie there'll be family friendly entertainment including Circus in Education for children to practice their circus skills, local musicians and photo opportunities with a character from Zootopia.
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Showing at: Ballina, Dubbo, Port Macquarie, Newcastle, Gosford, Coffs Harbour and Tamworth
From the largest elephant to the smallest shrew, the city of Zootopia is a mammal metropolis where various animals live and thrive. When Judy Hopps becomes the first rabbit to join the police force, she quickly learns how tough it is to enforce the law. Determined to prove herself, Judy jumps at the opportunity to solve a mysterious case. Unfortunately, that means working with Nick Wilde, a wily fox who makes her job even harder.
Duration: 104mins
Rated: PG
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Looking for graves of Michael Fletcher and wife Helen Anna Fletcher in East Whitby, Ontario, Canada
I have been unable to find the graves of Michael Fletcher, died 1909 in East Whitby, Ontario, Canada or his wife Helen Anna (Knapp) Fletcher, died 1929 East Whitby, Ontario, Canada. They had a son Edward Fletcher died 1929 Ontario, Canada. Son Zera Fletcher died 1884 East Whitby, Ontario, Canada. Son Frank Fletcher died 1910 Toronto, Ontario, Canada. I have not found burial site of any of them.
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I'm wondering how responsive design plays along with the Separations of Concern principle, in respect of how we're allowing a single implementation behave for multiple presentation devices (mobile, tablet, browser sizes etc.). Is it breaking the principle?
If I make changes to a web page that I know is behaving responsively and should work on 5 devices for example, am I not making the development extremely difficult due to possible regression that can occur from a single place in the software?
Sure it's making me write less code and work a lot faster on multiple devices, but now each one of my pages requires potentially much more thorough testing, which is the cost I could move to not using a responsive web framework and maintaining separate implementations of a page.


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Seth Meyers is moving from his Weekend Update desk to his own late night show on NBC.
The network said Sunday that the longtime Saturday Night Live cast member will replace Jimmy Fallon at the 12.35am Late Night show. Fallon will be moving up an hour as Jay Leno's replacement on the Tonight show.
Meyers' show will originate from New York's Rockefeller Center, just like Fallon's Tonight show. Meyers' premiere date has not been set.
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Jamie Grace Harper may be the world's only musician with Tourette syndrome, ADHD, obsessive-compulsive disorder, echolalia, anxiety disorder—and a Grammy nod. Nominated for Best Contemporary Christian Music Song (for her breakout hit "Hold Me"), Harper, 20, attended February's Grammy ceremony with her family; the rest of the year, she lives in Atlanta with her parents, James and Mona Harper, cofounders and pastors of Kingdom City Church.
Harper is open about her struggles with Tourette syndrome, which started when she was about 8 years old in the form of tics—involuntary movements and sounds—and an obsession to repeat certain behaviors and phrases. "It took our lives for a spin," she says of the diagnosis. "I learned early on that Tourette's is not life-threatening, but it is life-altering."
Harper has been crazy busy since releasing her debut album, One Song at a Time, in September 2011. In addition to more than 100 shows, she's been working on a new album, writing a novel, recording a Christmas song (with older sister Morgan) for a holiday project, speaking on the Revolve Tour (for teen girls), acting in a movie (Grace Unplugged, due in 2013), and, incredibly, graduating from college, with a degree in children's ministry from Point University (formerly Atlanta Christian College). All before her 21st birthday.
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LCC's Annual Security Report is available here. This report is required by federal law and contains policy statements and crime statistics for the college. The policy statements within the report address the school's policies, procedures and programs concerning safety and security. For example, policies for how to report a crime and the policy for issuing a timely warning. Three years' worth of reporting statistics are also included for certain types of crimes that were reported to have occurred on campus, in or off-campus buildings or property owned and controlled by LCC, and on public property within or immediately adjacent to the campus. You may also request a paper copy of the Annual Security Report at the LCC Police Department, located in the Gannon Building, Room 2110.
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Archive - Jan 18, 2012 - Blog entry
Europe Blog
Player of the Week
Evan Fournier, Poitiers, G, 1992, 6-5
The young French guard had two great week-ends: two weeks ago, in the defeat against Cholet, he played 24 minutes and scored 17 points, grabbed 4 rebounds and gave 3 assists. In his last game he played against Paris-Levallois and scored 25 points, (12-22) shot 10/16 from two points and 2/6 from the arc, in 33 minutes on the court. Fournier is having an amazing season, his third in the French top league, and is scoring over 13 points, with 3 rebounds and 2 assists per game; he has also been selected for the French All Star Game, in which he scored 14 points. Fournier is a complete player, he's a good rebounder and can score in many ways; probably, his only defect is his outside shooing consistency, that appears too much inconsistent (he is shooting 11/54 from long range). With two more seasons at the highest level in Europe, he will be definitely ready for the NBA.
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Nikola Mirotic, Real Madrid, PF, 1991, 6-10
Despite being chosen by the Minnesota Timberwolves (traded to Chicago) in the last draft with the 23rd pick, Mirotic has decided to stay another year in Europe to improve, and it appears that he made the right choice. After a great U20 European Championship, in which his team won the title and he won the MVP trophy, Mirotic is having a great season. In the last two games, he averaged 13.5 ppg, on 8/13 from two points and 2/4 from threes; but Mirotic showed his improvements in the Euroleague: against Maccabi and Partizan, he scored 26 points with 8 rebounds against Maccabi, and against Partizan he scored 21 points and grabbed 8 rebounds, and was named Euroleague Week-8 MVP.
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Player of the Week
Anthony Davis, Kentucky
Davis takes down POW honors for the third time this season. His breakout 27 point (10-12 fg) 14 reb, 7 block effort against Arkansas looked effortless. His offensive efficiency and game-wrecking defense simply never take a night off, and along with Michael Kidd-Gilchrist he continues to carry his inconsistent teammates. In two road victories this week at Auburn and at Tennessee, he scored 16 PPG on 13/19 shooting, grabbed 7 RPG, blocked 8 more shots and swiped 5 steals (exceptional hands for a big, 1.6 SPG). In 72 minutes of composite court time he did not turn the ball over. Davis leads the country in blocked shots at 4.6 per contest, and is 7th in FG percentage at 64.3%. UK will face an upgrade in the talent of their opposition this week, as Arkansas and Alabama head to Rupp.
Who's Hot
Murphy Holloway, Mississippi
After missing three games with a sprained ankle he suffered against MTSU, the Rebels energizer bunny returned with his trademark vengeance. Boasting a double-double on the year (10.6 & 10), Holloway added two more DD's to his tally in a home win over Arkansas and 2OT road loss at Auburn. He averaged 15 points on 13/19 field goals, snatched 12.5 rebounds per game including 5.5 offensive boards, 2 steals and a block. Holloway logged 46 hard fought minutes against Auburn, five more than any other Ole Miss starter. The Rebels are still a jumbled mess, but seem to have improved cohesion since the dismissal of Dundrecous Nelson from the program.


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Supposing I want to do something like the following, in order to make life easier for myself by avoiding to type in those cumbersome asterisk wildcards. (I hope it's obvious enough that the expression which follows the here-string operator
<<< is eventually planned to get replaced by a parameter, e. g.
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There's a recruit ritual at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot that is a departure from those hard, long drills — something that gives background identity to the esprit de corps. It's an introductory tour through the MCRD San Diego Command Museum, where artifacts depict the battles, honors and heroes of the past.
Standing out in one section is a life-size photo of Lt. Gen. Lewis B. "Chesty" Puller. The photo is real enough that a new recruit might snap to attention.
Puller is the most decorated U.S. Marine in history, and the only Marine to be awarded five Navy Crosses.
Museum executive director Barbara McCurtis said there is a constant parade of platoons escorted through the building full of artifacts about the Corps battles and accomplishments.
"We're renovating the World War II gallery and General Puller's life-size figure is one of several in the area," she said. "My exhibits guy has made those enlarged photos to give it a lifelike, three-dimensional look.
"Topographical maps detail all the battles of the Pacific and there are 'windows' featuring Carlson's Raiders, African-American Marines and women Marines," she said. "When that's finished, we're going to redo the Korean exhibit."
Next year, the museum plans to showcase Marine involvement in Afghanistan and Iraq.
"More with what the kids are going to go through now," McCurtis said.
Average tour days involve six platoons — four in the morning, two in the afternoon.
The recruits return again with families upon gradation day. Some have even helped as docents.
The museum has 15 regular volunteer docents. Fourteen are ex-Marines, one is a former Navy corpsman. These historians are veteran docents who remember firsthand the battles in Korea, Vietnam and the Persian Gulf.
McCurtis spent 23 years in the Marines, retiring as a first sergeant. She's been at the museum for 10 years.
The museum is in an old barracks and can be reached through the Washington Street entrance. Included is a large reception room and a theater that seats 80. There is no admission charge.
Retired Lt. Col. Bob Darron used to travel down from Ramona to work a Wednesday shift.
"I've probably seen about 500 platoons and 40,000 recruits during my time there," said Darron. "There's tangible evidence of unit and individual accomplishments in the form of artifacts, which complements the written history and fosters high standards of militia virtue.
"What better way to honor tradition and the esprit de corps than with these awards, battle honors and objects of historical significance and sentimental value?" he asked. "The knowledge of sacrifice, dedication and courage are impressively passed on to these recruits."
Darron was an infantry, intelligence and communications officer who served in the Korean and Vietnam wars.
Originally, recruit visits were a "filler." Now, the two-hour tour has become an integral part of the exercise — the 20th day of training.
While all docents might mention personal experiences to reinforce a teaching point, time constraints require close adherence to the primary mission of the program: the teaching of Marine Corps history, customs and traditions.
"Sea stories, personal philosophical discussion and soap boxes are kept to a minimum," said Darron.
Postal decline — Sadly, the days of Midway Drive's Postal processing plant in Loma Portal are numbered, a victim of the U.S. Postal Service cutback.
From 1972 to 1993, it was the stalwart, processing the bulk of the region's postal traffic. Down to one-tenth of its service, the plant was put up for sale two years ago. Still no takers — or at least none that have been publicly disclosed.
And, those folks who wait until the last minute to file their income tax papers will soon have to find a new drop-off location at the bewitching hour.
— Johnny McDonald is a longtime writer and columnist for the San Diego Community Newspaper Group. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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It is one of those medical quandaries often faced by families dealing with older and dying parents: Who makes decisions for patients who cannot make their own and have not left written instructions?
It took more than 17 years for New York to answer the question, but on Tuesday, Gov. David A. Paterson signed a law providing a road map for such matters.
The bill sets up an order for who is responsible for such decisions, ranking spouses and domestic partners first in a hierarchy of surrogates (unless there is a court-appointed guardian), followed by children, parents, siblings and close friends.
The law also allows the surrogates to consider not just the patient's wishes, but also — if those wishes cannot be known — the patient's best interests.
For years, legislators wrangled over the bill: Some insisted that it include language protecting the fetus of an incapacitated pregnant woman; others argued over whether to include domestic partners as decision-makers; and some debated when food or water could be withheld in making health care decisions, including end-of-life decisions.
Until now, advocates of the bill said, New York State had one of the harshest standards for determining whether to withdraw or withhold life-sustaining treatment of an incapacitated patient.
Case law based on two court decisions from the 1980s held that there had to be "clear and convincing evidence" of what the patient would have wanted. Some hospitals and doctors accepted the word of relatives who said things like, "I talked to my mother, and she said she never wanted to be on a ventilator." Others, however, refused to withhold treatment without written documents like a health care proxy, a do-not-resuscitate order or a living will.
Yet, advocates of the bill said, most New Yorkers have not filled out such written instructions for their care at the end of life, and even if they have, the forms sometimes lack the nuance needed to make the right decision.
The old case-law standard, said Robert Swidler, general counsel for Northeast Health, a health care system in the Albany region, "put hospitals and nursing homes in a very difficult position."
He said the new law would bring ethically, emotionally and medically fraught decisions "into sunlight."
Senator Thomas K. Duane, a sponsor of the bill, said that recognizing domestic partners was an important step toward "full equality for all families."
The law covers treatments like ventilators, feeding and watering tubes, surgery, dialysis and antibiotics for patients who might be unconscious, brain damaged, suffering from dementia or dying and unable to make their wishes known.
An orderly procedure for making health care decisions was first proposed in 1992 in a report by a state Task Force on Life and the Law. The next year, Assemblyman Richard N. Gottfried of Manhattan introduced a bill laying out how decisions would be made.
While that bill and subsequent versions became bogged down in ideological debates, Democrats and Republicans eventually found common ground on issues that once seemed explosive. "To my mind, this is a middle-of-the-road bill," said Senator Kemp Hannon, a Nassau County Republican.
The New York State Right to Life Committee enthusiastically supported the new law because it protects a patient's right to insist on treatment and to transfer to another hospital if a doctor objected, said Lori Kehoe, executive director of the committee.
As for the language about fetuses and pregnant women, she said, "It's an absurdity that someone making a decision about whether or not to protect the life of a mom has not considered the baby."
Source: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/18/health/policy/18decisions.html?scp=1&sq=Paterson%20Signs%20Law%20on%20Making%20Health%20Care%20Decisions&st=cse


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Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Off-Topic Tuesday: Genealogist Action Figure?
We got onto the subject of action figures, specifically, action figures for people in regular jobs (not adventure-type professions), people who have certain personality types, or people who have certain types of hobbies.
My husband described my action figure as "Crazy Cat Lady with Crazy Bird Lady Expansion Pack."
I, of course, would have opted for an "Obsessed Genealogist/Geneaholic" action figure, but what would that look like? Would it be a subset of the Nerd/Geek action figure, only with grayer hair and even poorer eyesight? Or would it be a type of Fearless Hunter action figure, only armed with camera, tape recorder, and ahnentafels? What kind of accessories would it have? Would it have themes the way Barbie does – Courthouse Crawler Genealogist, Tombstone Tracker Genealogist, Brickwall Basher Genealogist?
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Wow - first it was trading cards and now it's action figures! Can a movie tie-in be far behind? I hate to say it, but I think we would probably be a subset of the Nerd/Geek group although I like to THINK that I'm a "Fearless Hunter"ReplyDelete
I need to contemplate this post. VERRRRYYYYYY interesting.ReplyDelete
"FEARLESS HUNTER & ADVENTURER" ~ more in line with the "National Treasure" movie. [At least, that's what I like to think of myself!] =)ReplyDelete
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I need to point out that there already is a Crazy Cat Lady Action Figure on Amazon.ReplyDelete
I guess we could get a "base" action figure and add to it to create a Genealogist Action Figure - what would we add?
Currently for me, it would be an action figure that is pulling her hair out! Trying to migrate my geocities genealogy home page over to yahoo is taking me so much time and effort. I guess my action figure would also come with a plastic brick wall.ReplyDelete
Diana - Yeah, I like to feel like Fearless Hunter/Great Detective, but I think I must look like Ubergeek.ReplyDelete
Carol - Yup, it kind of made me think about how all of us obsessed geneaholics appear to others.
Caroline - Hee, hee.
Thomas - OMG! Maybe that's what my husband had in mind (I'm going to check out your link). I like Linda's idea of the plastic brick wall as a "must have" accessory. Speaking of which --
Linda - Sounds like the figure needs to have removable hair plugs!
A fun thing to discuss! I think you'd for sure need a note pad and a magnifying glass.ReplyDelete


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Posted by Matthew Moyer on September 16, 2012
Thanks to some incredibly generous donations, we're able to provide you with this month's selection of zines. There's a metric ton of one-of-a-kind reading material, all ready to be checked out (by you)! Thanks again to everyone who has has donated their zines to the Jacksonville Public Library Zine Collection!
#1 Must Have. Vol. 2
Adventures In Chemotherapy. Vol. 4
Adventures In Chemotherapy. Vol. 7
And From Their Hearts Grow Gardens.
Ant Killer And Other Poems. Vol. 1
Bizarrism. Vol. 10
Breakdown Comix. Vol. 5
Capacity. Vol. 6
Chauncey. Vol. 11
Copper Press. Vol. 1
Crown, Leg, Tooth. Vol. 1
The Devastator. Vol. 3
The Devastator. Vol. 4
Distort Raleigh. Vol. 1
Doing It Yourself In Stumptown.
The Duplex Planet. Vol. 102
The Duplex Planet. Vol. 141
Error. Vol. 103
Everything Sea Dream. Vol. 1
Fastcore Photos. Vol. 1
Fastcore Photos. Vol. 2
Fervor. Vol. 1
Fragments. Vol. 2
Hey, mister. Vol. 6 : the trouble with Jesus
I was a teenage comic nerd and other stories
Important Comics.
Important Comics Are Bad.
Impossibles. Vol. 1
Jin Dnd Jam. Vol. 1
My Drawing Sort Of Looks Like You.
Orangedirt. Vol. 2
Radar. Vol. 12
Radar. Vol. 13
Radical Mycology. Vol. 1.1
Rockrgrl. Vol 32
Smile, Hon, You're In Baltimore! Vol. 14
Sound Collector. Vol. 4
Spaghetti Dinner And Dancing. Vol. 14
Stick-People Scum-Bags. Vol. 8
Stomp And Stammer. Vol. 17.7
Tape Op. Vol. 27
A 10 Minute Play Festival. Vol. 1
What The Universe Told Me
Xerography Debt. Vol. 26
Zine World. Vol. 26
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I bought this holo glitter for $2.99. Called Glitz by Fantasy Makers owned by Wet N Wild. The best time to find this stuff is during Halloween so get yours now! I also bought Sinful Colors Wet Glaze for $1.99. It's just a clear top coat.
I made a funnel with some paper and poured about a third of the holo glitter into the clear polish. A quarter of the bottle would have been sufficient but when it comes to glitter I go balls out.
Mix it up really well and viola! The glitter will settle to the bottom during storage so just make sure to shake it up before you use it.
Nails taken in shade. Pointer finger has one coat. Middle finger has two coats. Ring finger has one coat over Wet N Wild Wild Shine Black Creme. Pinky finger has two coats of glitter over black.
Nails taken in direct sunlight. Now I've got an amazing glitter top coat for less than $5 and I have a bunch of glitter left to make more. Maybe I'll add glitter to a creme polish next.


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Federal dollars are beginning to flow to regions affected by superstorm Sandy, and proposals for spending that taxpayer-funded dough have ranged from the creative to the controversial.
Besides the necessary but dull mold remediation, roof repairs, and dredging of waterways, New York and New Jersey leaders are proposing "Race to the Top"-style competitions, aggressive tourism marketing campaigns, and contentious home buyouts, totaling in the hundreds of millions of dollars.
In play is $5.4 billion, the first installment of the nearly $51 billion Sandy aid package that Congress approved last month. Of that, New York City will receive $1.77 billion, New Jersey $1.82 billion, and New York State $1.71 billion, with the remaining funds split between Connecticut, Maryland, and Rhode Island.
The funds will be granted as Community Development Block Grants, the government's version of a virtual blank check. Managed by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, these grants are among the most direct ways for government to award aid money and provide local officials immense freedom and flexibility in spending funds. All plans require federal approval, with the first aid checks to arrive in late spring.
"It is up to them to decide what the most important needs are," HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan said in a press conference Wednesday announcing the Sandy aid.
And oh, the plans they've cooked up!
Some of the most creative proposals are from New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, the billionaire entrepreneur who intends to use money from his city's portion of Sandy aid to fund a bevy of contests. Mayor Bloomberg has often used contests as a way to seek out new ideas – such as designing micro-apartments.
This time, the mayor plans to set aside roughly $150 million for Sandy-recovery competitions, including a $5 million "Race to the Top"-style competition that would award grants for the most innovative ideas in making businesses more storm-resistant.
"This, we think, is a way to encourage businesses to try new methodologies and a great opportunity to rethink the way we build," Bloomberg said in a press conference Wednesday.
Other plans include a $100 million "neighborhood game-changer" competition to spur ideas about attracting businesses to rebuild the economies of hard-hit regions. The contest would award $20 million in grants to each of five "business recovery zones," including South Queens, South Brooklyn, the Brooklyn-Queens waterfront, lower Manhattan, and the south shore of Staten Island.
"This competition will help jump-start businesses in those areas and help them get back on their feet," Bloomberg said. "Think of it as seed funding to leverage new and innovative private investment."
Perhaps the most popular contest among thousands of New Yorkers who were stuck without power for weeks: a contest that would award $40 million in grants to utility companies for innovative ways of boosting resilience during future storms.
"This is a model we've used previously for things like green energy," a Bloomberg deputy said during Wednesday's press conference. "We ask people to come to us for proposals, test the technology, see which works, then roll those technologies out. We're looking to do something similar here to address climate change and rebuild in a way that's resilient and cost-effective."
As for New Jersey, Gov. Chris Christie (R) plans to funnel some of his state's $1.82 billion in funds toward replenishing beaches, building up sand dunes, and marketing tourism. In a press conference Wednesday, Governor Christie said he envisions an "aggressive ad campaign" to let people know "the Jersey Shore is back in business."
Christie did not disclose specific amounts of money that would be used to rebuild dunes along shorelines devastated by Sandy, with the goal of protecting beachfront properties against future storms. Those plans have drawn controversy from local residents who say bigger dunes would block sea views for beachfront residents and visitors.
In characteristic fashion, Christie responded to complaints: "We had people lose their lives in this storm; we had people lose everything they own in this storm to protect your view – sorry," he said. "I am going to do everything I can to make sure that some private homeowners aren't going to be the ones who are going to either stop that from happening or hold the taxpayers for ransom for their views. It's not right."
In New York State, Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) plans to use some $400 million of his state's $1.71 billion to buy and demolish up to 10,000 homes destroyed by Sandy and then return flood-prone properties to nature as wetlands, dunes, or parks. The buyout proposal has already drawn the ire of some Long Island residents who have said they plan to dig in their heels.


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Place sausages on a broiling pan about 8 inches from heat source; Broil until golden brown on all sides, turning frequently, about 7-9 minutes, and internal temperature reaches 165°F. Bake, in a single-layer, on a baking sheet at 350°F, for 7-9 minutes until golden brown and internal temperature reaches 165°F.
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Add 1 tablespoon of olive oil or vegetable oil to skillet. Place sausages in skillet and heat on medium high about 7-9 minutes, turning frequently, until golden brown and internal temperature reaches 165°F.
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EPA Region 7 to Participate at National Association of Farm Broadcasting Trade Talk Event, Nov. 10 in Kansas City, Mo.
Release Date: 11/07/2011
Contact Information: Kris Lancaster, (913) 551-7557, firstname.lastname@example.com
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(Kansas City, Kan., Nov. 7, 2011) - EPA officials will attend the annual National Association of Farm Broadcasting (NAFB) Trade Talk event at the Westin Crown Center Hotel in Kansas City, Mo., on Thursday, Nov. 10.
Interview topics include regulatory updates on air and water quality programs, animal feeding operations, nutrient management and pesticides.
WHAT: National Association of Farm Broadcasting Convention and Trade Talk
WHEN: 7:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 10, 2011
WHO: Karl Brooks, Regional Administrator; Josh Svaty, Senior Adviser; and Kris Lancaster, Agricultural Public Affairs Specialist
WHERE: Booth 74, Westin Crown Center, 1 Pershing Road, Kansas City, Mo.
Karl Brooks serves as the Regional Administrator for EPA Region 7. He was appointed by President Barack Obama and reports directly to EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson. His responsibilities include supervising environmental programs in Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and nine tribal nations. Brooks practiced trial and appellate law for a decade. He was elected in 1986 to the first of three terms in the Idaho Senate. Retiring from elective politics, from 1993 to 1996 he served the Idaho Conservation League as executive director and legislative liaison. Since earning his Ph.D. from the University of Kansas and joining the faculty in 2000, he has taught American environmental, political, and legal history as well as environmental law and policy.
Josh Svaty is a senior adviser to the Region 7 Administrator. He is the fifth-generation of his family to farm in Ellsworth County, Kan. The Svaty farm is a diversified operation that includes wheat, milo, soybeans, corn, sunflowers, a cow/calf herd and sheep. Svaty served as the State Representative of the 108th District in Kansas for seven years. His committee assignments included the committees for Energy and Utilities, Agriculture and Natural Resources, and the joint committee on Energy and Environmental Policy. Svaty later served as Secretary of the Kansas Department of Agriculture. In this position, he managed a $27 million budget, a 380-employee workforce and statutory duties for 17 programs. He holds a B.A. from Sterling College in Sterling, Kan.
Kris Lancaster is an EPA spokesperson responsible for agriculture, pesticides, renewable fuels, water and wetland issues. His past agricultural employment includes serving as a licensed grain inspector, agricultural adviser to the chairman of the Missouri House Agriculture Committee and to two members of Congress, a farm real estate broker, a federal crop insurance broker and a negotiator of agricultural leases for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. His family owns a corn and soybean farm in Scotland County, Mo. Lancaster has 28 years of media relations experience and serves on Region 7's Agriculture and Renewable Fuels Team. He graduated from Central Missouri State University and completed an advanced sciences program at Park University.
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The Romanian-born physician, who practices in New York City, has applied his wide-ranging discoveries for over sixty years to the treatment of cancer as well as many other disorders, including AIDS, arthritis, Alzheimer's disease, chronic pain, drug addiction, schizophrenia, allergies, shock, and burns. The great majority of his cancer patients are in advanced stages of the illness. Five, ten, sometimes twenty years after receiving treatment, some of these patients are in remission with no signs of active disease.
Revici, in his mid-nineties, is fiercely dedicated, still makes occasional house calls, and has patients call him at home. To critics, his approach is far too complex, too theoretical, and inconsistent in its results. Even friendly critics within the alternative health field say he cures very few cancer patients. But to admirers, he is a man who has saved the lives of cancer patients pronounced hopeless by orthodox doctors, a scientific genius who has opened up whole new vistas and whose theories and discoveries may serve as a principal basis for future medicine.
Commenting on Revici's 1961 book, Research in Physiopathology as a Basis of Guided Chemotherapy With Special Applications to Cancer, Dr. Gerhard Schrauzer a leading authority on selenium, wrote, "I came to the conclusion that Dr. Revici is an innovative medical genius, outstanding chemist and a highly creative thinker. I also realized that few of his medical colleagues would be able to follow his train of thought and thus would be all too willing to dismiss his work."1
Dr. Revici views health as a dynamic balance between two opposing kinds of activity that occur in all living systems. One process, the anabolic, or constructive, fosters the growth and build-up of natural patterns. The other process is catabolic, or destructive, involving the breakdown of structure, the liberation of energy, and the utilization of stored resources. According to Dr. Revici, a long-term predominance of either activity leads to abnormality and disease.
In his "guided 1ipid" therapy with cancer patients, Revici has found two basic patterns of 1ipid imbalance-one, the result of an excess of sterols, and the other, the result of an excess of fatty acids. Sterols are solid unsaturated alcohols such as cholesterol. In treating cancer, Revici first determines whether the anabolic or catabolic phase of activity is currently progressing unchecked. Then he administers lipidbased compounds to renormalize the balance between the body's opposing forces.
Revici describes the body's overall defense system as consisting of four successive phases. When an antigen, or foreign substance, such as a virus or microbe, enters an organism, it activates the defense system. In the first phase, the antigen is broken down by enzymes. This is followed by the lipidic phase, followed in turn by the coagulant antibody phase, and succeeded finally by a phase mediated by globulinic antibodies able to fully neutralize the antigen.


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In a previous post I announced a few more words on ISO/IEC 20000. So here they are.
ISO/IEC 20000 is an international functionally based standard for IT Service Management. This functionally based means that it is not a broad general standard like ISO 90000. It was published by ISO (International Standards Organization) in mid December 2005., evolved from BS15000 with only a few minor changes.
During the '80s British Standard Institute's Service Management Group worked on a code of service management practices, which covered 13 basic processes, aligned with the first version of ITIL. Final version of this code was promoted to a standard and published in 2000 as BS15000. It was the first world's standard for Service Management. After initial testing on early adopters, additional polishing and changes for realignment with ITIL V2, it was republished in 2002. It was adopted by many service companies in UK, but also companies worldwide accepted it.
In 2005, BS-15000 was placed on the "fast track" by the ISO. By the end of the year it was published as ISO-20000 standard.
ISO/IEC 20000 and BS15000 are practically the same, only a few less significant changes were made in the process.
ISO/IEC 20000 consists of two specifications: ISO/IEC 20000-1:2005 and ISO/IEC 20000-2:2005.
- ISO/IEC 20000-1:2005 is Specification and it defines Requirements for ITSM. Part 1 is very formal, it defines processes and provides assessment/ audit criteria.
- ISO/IEC 20000-2:2005 is a Code of Practice that gives HOW-TOs and describes best practices for implementation of Part 1.
1. Service Delivery:
- Service Level Management
- Availability Management
- Capacity Management
- Continuity Management
- Budgeting and Accounting for IT Services (Financial Management)
- Information Security Management
- Service Reporting
- Business Relationship Management
- Supplier Management
- Incident Management
- Problem Management
- Configuration Management
- Change Management
- Release Management
|ISO/IEC 20000 Process Groups Model
All service oriented companies, and in particular for business organizations that provide IT services.
The way I see it, if you provide IT services, you need a fine balance of ITIL and ISO20000. ITIL gives you competence, and ISO20000 tells you how competent you are, protects company's investment and knowledge, and gives you competitive advantage on the market.
Certification Scheme for ISO/IEC 20000 is created and managed by itSMF. To formally confirm compliance with the norm, independent assessment can be performed by an itSMF Registered Certification Body.
ISO/IEC 20000 and ITIL
ISO20000 and ITIL are complementary, in a sense that:
- ITIL is a best practices framework which enables business organizations to establish a common language and understand + establish essential ITSM processes. ITIL says how things SHOULD BE.
- ISO20000 is a standard that enables business to implement and measure best practices. The main point is that the norm helps to objectively test if those practices have really been adopted. It says how things HAVE TO BE. And who is responsible if they aren't.
Did ITIL V3 Ruin Everything?
In May 2007 ITIL V3 was published. Did this create a lack of balance between the two?
ISO20000 was aligned with ITIL V2. To be a true quality standard it had to adopt some ISO90000 and develop/evolve some processes. Primarily, it implemented Deming's P-D-C-A lifecycle for continual improvement.
ITIL V3 caught up with ISO 20000, it is also lifecycle oriented, it adopted some of ISO20000 methods (PDCA) and processes (Security, Supplier Management and Service Reporting). In some aspects, we can say that ITIL and ISO20000 are more aligned now then before.
On the other hand, ITIL V3 significantly evolved in some higher level aspects. ISO will have to revise 20000 in the following years to anticipate this. But that doesn't mean much to companies that are making first steps in standard adoption, since the early implementation path is focused on the basics, anyway.
ITIL gained a lot of popularity with IT professionals due to its earlier appearance, individual approach and market value for consulting/training companies. Last year's ITIL V3 hype also contributed to it.
Adoption of ISO20000 on the other hand, is a bit slower since it's primary value is to the company, and mixed individual interests of the stakeholders probably slow it down. Also it is more formal and strict, so that can scare away some businesses. With time, it will probably change, at least in companies that are really interested in return of their investment.
Related posts:
ITILV3: What's New?; ITIL V3 Qualification Scheme; Implementing ITIL and Staying Alive
And remember, last week I have put a few mindmaps for you to download:
- ISO/IEC20000 Specification Mind Map
A set of requirements.
- ISO/IEC20000 Code of Practice Mind Map
Guidance and recommendations on quality standards for ITSM.


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Lab chimps successfully treated with anti-depressants
A study has shown that anti-depressants can be used to help former lab chimps combat depression and trauma.
Researchers say that the treatment should be considered for hundreds of other chimps that have been used in scientific research.
The finding comes as a US funding body thinks about retiring the more than 300 chimps it uses for medical research.
The study was presented in Boston at the at the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) meeting.
Dr Godelieve Kranendonk, a behavioural biologist leading the study at AAP, a rescue centre for animals in the Netherlands, told BBC News that the results had been astonishing.
"Suddenly, [the chimps] woke up. It was as if they were zombies in their enclosures and now they are happy, playing with each other. They are chimps again - that was really nice to see," she told me.
AAP is a rescue centre for Dutch chimps and other mammals that have been used in scientific research.
Many animals emerge from their time in laboratories depressed and traumatised. Having been confined for 15 to 20 years as lab animals, they have lost their ability to play or relate to other chimps. Instead, they spend their time in brooding isolation and sometimes eat their own vomit.
The chimps often repeatedly rock back and forth, pace back and forth and pull their own hair.
Playfulness restored
Staff at the AAP sanctuary care for the animals until they die. They try to rehabilitate them so that they can live out their remaining years happily.
The chimps are fed a good diet of vegetables, have toys and plenty of space in which to play. But Dr Kranendonk found that the abnormal behaviour actually increased. It was as if the animals did not know how to cope with their new found freedom.
Dr Kranendonk decided to consult Martin Bruene, a professor of human psychiatric disorders at the University of Bochum, Germany. He prescribed a course of anti-depressants for five of the chimps.
All the animals had been used in medical experiments and were infected with Hepatitis C. "Willy" showed the least abnormal behaviour. "Tomas" and "Zorro", on the other hand, would spend a third of their waking hours eating their own vomit.
"Iris" had lost so much weight from vomiting when she first came to the sanctuary that the staff thought she would die.
The most troubled though was "Kenny", a small chimp who was constantly anxious that the others would attack him and spent much of his time screaming in terror.
The chimps were given SSRI (Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors), which is a class of anti-depressant similar to Prozac and is used to treat human patients for depression, anxiety disorder and obsessive compulsive disorder.
After six to eight weeks, the animals behaviour started improving. The abnormal behaviour declined and the chimps began to play together. After seven months, there was a vast difference.
Kenny responded best of all to the treatment. He is now the clown of the group, entertaining the others and initiating play.
Prof Bruene said that the results were "quite amazing".
He said: "I didn't expect this to work this well. These chimps have served as laboratory chimps for many, many years and suffered psychological trauma. I wouldn't expect a human [to recover] that has suffered a similar condition."
After decades of being research animals, the chimps unsurprisingly looked weary and dishevelled, even after their anti-depressant treatment.
Gone was the energy and playfulness that one sees in wild chimps. But they had an engagement that was absent from other chimps in the sanctuary that had not received the medication.
Kenny, for example, came to the front of his cage to show me the carrots he was about to eat. Then, after noticing that I was taking what he may have though to be too great an interest in his dinner, he scuttled off quickly, flashing a suspicious glance as he clutched his carrots tightly to his chest.
And after dinner, Iris and Zorro played together affectionately, even exchanging a kiss.
The big question though is whether the effect lasts when the chimps are taken off the medication. The early indications are promising. The medication has been steadily reduced and there has been no adverse effect on the chimps' behaviour.
Kenny himself decided that he did not want to take the anti-depressants anymore. His clownish behaviour has continued.
"It seems that while on the medication, the chimps learn to be chimps again," said Dr Kranendonk. "And once they have learned that, they don't need the medication any more."
American decision
The result comes at a time when the world's largest user of chimps in medical research is considering retiring more than 300 of its animals.
A recent scientific review for the US National Institutes of Health concluded that there were alternatives to using chimps in many cases, and that the greater suffering these higher animals experienced dictated that nearly all the animals in NIH-sponsored research should be retired.
An expert group of scientists has suggested that the chimps should be sent to a national sanctuary which has been dubbed "Chimp Haven". The 80-hectare (200-acre) site in Louisiana was opened in 2005 as a retirement home for research chimps that were no longer needed.
The proposal from the NIH committee is the latest step in a shift away from using chimps for medical research in the US.
But the experience of Dr Kranendonk and Prof Bruene suggests that simply releasing the chimps into a large open air sanctuary will not be enough. Unless the animals are properly supported, Chimp Haven may well turn out to be Chimp Asylum.
Prof Bruene believes that the NIH should consider giving their animals anti-depressants if they show symptoms of depression before releasing them. He thinks their conditions are treatable and that, as our closest relatives in the animal kingdom, they deserve proper psychiatric care.
"It could be a good model for other facilities to at least try and improve their conditions," he said.
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The UNAM Chapter is part of UNAM-CERT, an organization established within the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).
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We're using the following infrastructure as an early warning and intrusion detection system to feed into our incident response process, and also to identify emerging threats in the Internet and share this knowledge with the community.
We have 15 brand new Raspberry Pi's and 3 HonEeeBox, divided into 5 Pi's running Conpot, 5 Pi's running Thug with direct shares to hpfeeds and the last are for mobile and Linux malware analysis.
One server with 8970 public IP addresses running Kippo, Dionaea and Glastopf, all data is being sharing data to hpfeeds.
Also we're running a centralized and staggered architecture for network monitoring based on snort, argus, tcpflow and several other tools for data capture and analysis.
A central system called "UNAM Security Telescope" to process all the information gathered by our honeypots and the centralized monitoring architecture.
We've developed a DNS Sinkhole in order to track and identify potential malicious PC's hosting malware and bots within University's network.
Working on the development of a spampot tool for collect and analysis of spam content like URL, attachments, source IP address, as well a Botnet tracking tool, for logging the activities of malware infected machines analyzing the commands sent by the C&C via IRC protocol.
A distributed sandbox based on Cuckoo platform to automate malware analysis for Windows XP, 7 and for Windows 8 is in development.
At November we taught honeypot training to the community interested in honeypots and intrusion detection in Mexico City as a part of UNAM's Security Congress 2013.
As part of UNAM-CERT one of our main activities is incident detection and handling within our University and Mexico, that's why we are in close contact with CSIRTs of the main ISPs of Mexico, and sharing them information about security incidents coming from their networks that we are detecting on the University network.
No particular findings yet.
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Lightning Minor Pro Preview: Goaltenders
The Syracuse Crunch will open training camp on September 28 with more talent than they originally expected. The NHL lockout forced the postponement of the Lightning's training camp and subsequently meant all prospects and young NHLers expected to start the year in Tampa will now start the year in the AHL.
Lost in this situation is the opportunity to have out-of-nowhere stories like Cory Conacher or Brett Connolly last year or perhaps most famously, Dmitri Afanasenkov in 2003.
While that's bad news for the Tampa Bay media and fans, it's good news for the Syracuse fanbase, who at this point is like a kid with a birthday the day after Christmas. Not only does a championship team show up at their arena's front door, now they get a significant upgrade in talent to that team - a team that was already expected to compete for a championship.
This is also good news for the Florida Everblades – another team coming off a championship – as they'll get the players pushed down from Syracuse.
The question is who?
Here's a look at the latest minor pro organizational roster of the Tampa Bay Lightning and some notes and predictions for each player, broken down by position.
Today: Goaltenders
Riku Helenius, age 24, 6' 3", 211 pounds
Acquired: A 2006 first round pick by the Lightning out of Finland
BP Rank: 12
Last season: Helenius is coming off a breakout year in Finland where he led JYP to the league championship, earning top goalie honors in the process. He finished the playoffs with an 11-2 record, 1.73 GAA, and a .947 save percentage. He signed a two-year contract this spring.
This season: Helenius was set to battle Dustin Tokarski for the No.3 job at Lightning camp while getting valuable preseason NHL action. He'll be in a season-long battle with Tokarski for No.1 duties in Syracuse. Helenius needs to (re-)adjust to the North American style and rinks if he is to make the jump to the NHL. He also has to beat out Tokarski to get there, which is no easy task. There projects to be a spot open for one of Helenius or Tokarski next September with Mathieu Garon's contract coming to an end.
Prediction: Tandem starter for Syracuse
Pat Nagle, age 24, 6'1", 179 pounds
Acquired: Signed as a free agent out of Ferris State University in March 2011
BP Rank: Not ranked
Last season: Nagle was in and out of the Everblades' lineup during his first professional season, posting 20 wins against 14 losses. He went on a small hot streak in the playoffs, but ultimately lost the job to prized Carolina prospect John Muse.
This season: Muse signed with Carolina in the offseason and will likely be in the AHL this year. That could mean Nagle gets the lion's share of starts for the reigning Kelly Cup champs. He is one injury away from being in Syracuse and should be with the Crunch next year if things work out as planned. Nagle provides the Bolts with quality minor league depth, though he would have to significantly improve in all areas to eventually make the NHL.
Prediction: Starter in Florida
Dustin Tokarski, age 23, 5'11", 198 pounds
Acquired: A 2009 fourth round pick by the Lightning out of WHL Spokane
BP Rank: 6
Last season: Tokarski (pictured) led the Norfolk Admirals to their first Calder Cup championship, going 12-2 in the playoffs with a 1.46 GAA and .944 save percentage. He won 32 games in the regular season with five shutouts. Tokarski's trophy mantle has to be buckling right now with his championships at the AHL, World Juniors, CHL, WHL, and Canadian national midget levels.
This season: Tokarski will have to fight with Helenius to retain the starter's job for the Lightning's AHL affiliate, and no one is the favorite going in. Typically Tokarski is at his best when the job is his and his alone, but he's never been one to shy away from competition. He and Helenius give the Crunch arguably the top goaltending duo in the AHL. Tokarski has to continue growing into a professional, though he is nearly all the way there. His run to the Calder Cup should have done wonders for his confidence, which he lacked in his brief stint in Tampa last season. With professionalism and confidence comes consistency, which Tokarski didn't quite have at all times last season. There were a few games and goals he'd love to have back, though it obviously worked out in the end.
Prediction: Tandem starter in Syracuse
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Hollyford Track, Fiordland National Park
A stunning 3 day guided walk through the Hollyford Valley taking in some of New Zealand's unique wildlife, beautiful beech forest, and coastlines.
The Hollyford Guided Walk is relatively easy 3 day/2night walk through beautiful and changing landscapes.
Day 1 is a lovely 17 kilometres walk through beautiful beech forest taking in lovely waterfalls and rivers along the way. The day ends with a fantastic meal and great nights sleep at Pyke Lodge (they even have a hair dryers for those that don't rough it).
Day 2 starts with a short walk to Lake Alabaster for stunning lake and mountain views and then a jet boat ride up Lake McKerrow. The walk on this day is 12 kilometres and takes in rugged West Coast views and stunning beaches, a day filled with amazing contrasts in scenery.
After another fantastic meal and great nights sleep at the Martins Bay Lodge day 3 starts with another jet boat ride and then a walk along Martins Bay Spit. This was a truly fantastic day not another person in sight, fantastically peaceful.
The trip finishes with a beautiful flight from Martins Bay over Milford Sound.
The Hollyford 3 Day Guided walk was a truly fantastic experience. This trip takes in everything from walking to great food and wine, jet boating and a scenic flight. It's a great way to experience part of the Fiordland National Park, part of Te Wahipounamu World Heritage area.


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One more piece of food for thought: the thing that always bothered me is the first parameter every action receives:
I've never seen it used. I even was never sure if that thing is a controller object or if it is the controller class (i.e. if the actions are class or object methods), is it ever explained in the docs? Now I tested it and the output was:
so at least that action was an object method. I've reviewed the whole Catalyst Tutorial and, even though this parameter is passed to every action example there it is used in only a couple places (as
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Maggies Centre, St Barts Hospital, London.
Maggies Cancer Caring Centre, opened December 2017.
Architect; Steven Holl.
Morello, East Croydon - MAKE Architects
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Colletta, Castelbianco, Liguria Italy.
Helix bridge - Paddington Basin - Marcus Taylor.
Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red - Paul Cummings & Tom Piper.
Ceramic poppies installation at the Tower of London.
Canolfan Mileniwm Cymru (Wales Millenium Centre)
Jonathan Adams - Percy Thomas Architects
The Donald Gordon Theatre.
National Botanic Garden of Wales - Foster and Partners.
Fulham Methodist Church
Price McNiven Partnership.
Fulham Rd, London, SW6.
Tate Modern - Marsyas - Anish Kapoor.
ABC shopping Centre - Beirut, Lebanon - Building Design Partnership.
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Conversion from existing commercial building.
Royal Victoria Docks Footbridge - Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands.
Pedestrian bridge at Royal Victoria Dock, London, UK.
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Today, most children in the United States lead much healthier lives and parents live with much less anxiety and worry over infections during childhood. Immunizations are one of the success stories of modern medicine.
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Zankou 2.0 wrote:MPTrooper wrote:I have to say that website is amusing. Especially the parts were they call us Homophobes, antidemocratic, authoritarian and intolerant and a host of other things.
MPT, you know very well that there are alot of Catholics (and other, different Christians) who are homophobic, antidemocratic, authoritarian and intolerant.
I never claimed they weren't, however to paint the official Church stance as such is a tad dishonest. Just because we believe that gay sex is a sin, doesn't mean we hate gay people.
In any case, the simply fact people think the can no longer be Catholic shows their lack of knowledge of their faith. Once baptised, being Catholic is your right. You can't simply turn it on or off. Even if you are ex-communicated, you will always be considered Catholic, and thus eligible for forgiveness in the case one grows remorseful and repentant.
Indeeed being ex-communicated means that you are no longer able to receive the Sacraments and thus cut off from the Church until such a time as you relaize your error and as I said seek repentence.