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- The VARILIGHT V-Com (Commercial) Series Dimmer, like all our products, is designed to meet the latest European Safety Legislation.
- The V-Com Series can be used in the home and also for commercial properties, restaurants, hotels, bars, pubs and night clubs, to name just a few applications.
- Ideal for dimming LED ceiling panels.
- These dimmers include Soft Start Technology allowing a longer life span of the LED lamps used by increasing the brightness level softly, which also creates a welcoming effect.
- They also include an adjustable minimum brightness. For instance, if the LEDs are too bright at the lowest dimmer level.
- Like most other Varilight dimmers they have Thermal Protection which cuts the power to the product, in circumstances like overheating due to overloading of the dimmer, which stops damage to the V-Com dimmer
- They are suitable for most types of loads, although we sell less expensive dimmers to achieve dimming of non-LED loads, check our Compatibility guide or instruction PDF found in "Specs & PDF's", or the instruction leaflet included with the dimmer.
- Works well with good quality LEDs like Halers, Collingwood, Megaman, and the LEDs that we sell.
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SUBJECT: Notice - Solicitation of Nominations for the Secretary of Labor's New Freedom Initiative Award; Extension of Period for Submission of Nominations Notice
PROGRAM(S): Disability
1. Purpose. To transmit notice of extension to the solicitation of nominations for the Secretary of Labor's New Freedom Initiative Award, under programs of the Office of Disability Employment Policy.
2. References. Federal Register, Vol. 72, No. 67, April 9, 2007, p. 17585; 72 FR 6673.
3. Links. This Alert is in the Regional website archive at: http://www.doleta.gov/regions/regionalresources
Link to the Federal Register attachment (.pdf)
4. Action. Disability program administrators are requested to share this Information Alert with appropriate staff and other agencies/entities, and to submit nominations of eligible persons or organizations, as defined in the Federal Register attachment on or before May 31, 2007 to:
Secretary of Labor's New Freedom Initiative Award
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5. Contact. Questions or comments about the content of this Alert may be directed to Margaret Roffee on 202.693.7880 or 7881 (TTY). Questions or comments about the format of this Alert may be directed to Robert Rainault on 312.596.5416.
6. Expiration Date. May 31, 2007
7. Attachment. Federal Register, Vol. 70, No. 27, February 10, 2005, pp. 7146-7147

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The grass is growing greener. The flowers are in full bloom. Finally, the cold winter's over and spring is in the air! What better time to travel than now?
With this in mind, we've decided to refresh the way we work, too, by moving to a new and improved baggage policy…
The Piece Baggage Concept gives you, our passengers, the simplicity, transparency, convenience and competitiveness you've come to expect from a world class airline with new rules that are clear, easy to understand and easy to enforce. Now you can make sure you're on top of any and all excess baggage cost, which are now charged at a much more competitive flat rate per piece, giving you peace of mind that's a little easier on the pocket.
The Games come to a close..
The Olympic season may be over, but with South Africa taking home 3 Gold medals, 2 Silvers and 1 Bronze at this year's Olympic Games, our nation is left in high spirits.
But the winning doesn't stop there!
South African Airways has also taken home an award of our own, winning 1st place in the business class white wine section of Global Traveller's prestigious Wine on the Wing competition. We also placed 2nd in the red wine section, securing an overall 2nd place for the best business class wine offering on international routes.
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First floodlit in 1947 to make the Royal Visit by Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, Cape Town's world–renowned Table Mountain is a sight to behold – one that's made the city famous.
While you're there, enjoy a little wine tasting and take in parts of the oldest wine industry outside of Europe and the Mediterranean.
If you feel like a bit of fun, visit Boulders Beach and enjoy South Africa's most famous penguin colony, which thrives thanks to the cold Antarctic currents on the west coast near the Cape. Feeling brave? Why not dive in and take a dip in their waters?
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SUBJECT: Request for Comments - Labor Exchange Reporting System (LERS), ETA Form 9002 and VETS Form 200, OMB Number 1205-0240; Trade Act Participant Report (TAPR), OMB Number 1205-0392; WIA Management Information and Reporting System, ETA Forms 9090, 9091 and WIASRD, OMB Number 1205-0420
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1. Purpose. To transmit a request for public comment on a revision of existing Information Collection Requests (ICRs), which have been submitted to the Office of Management and Budget for emergency review and approval, concerning Labor Exchange Reporting on ETA Form 9002 and VETS Form 200, Trade Act participant reporting on the TAPR, and Workforce Investment Act (WIA) reporting on ETA Forms 9090, 9091 and the WIASRD.
2. References. Federal Register, Vol. 70, No. 59, March 29, 2005, pp. 15892-15893 (LERS); pp. 15893-15894 (TAPR), and pp. 15894-15895 (WIA); Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 [44 U.S.C. Chapter 35]; Wagner-Peyser Act; Trade Act; Workforce Investment Act [Pub.L. 105-220].
3. Links. This Bulletin is in the Regional website archive at: http://www.doleta.gov/regions/regionalresources
Link to the Federal Register attachment on Labor Exchange reporting (.pdf)
Link to the Federal Register attachment on Trade Act reporting (.pdf)
Link to the Federal Register attachment on WIA reporting (.pdf)
4. Substance. ETA has requested emergency clearance to revise reporting requirements for the Labor Exchange, Trade and WIA programs, including collecting data elements for assessment against common measures.
5. Action. State Workforce Agency administrators are requested to share this Information Alert with appropriate staff and other agencies, and are invited to comment to:
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A copy of the ICRs is available from Ira Mills on 202.693.4122.
6. Contact. Comments or questions about the Labor Exchange, Trade or WIA reporting may be directed to the Office of System Performance in your Regional Office:
Region 1 Boston - 617.565.3630
Region 2 Philadelphia - 215.861.5200
Region 3 Atlanta - 404.562.2092
Region 4 Dallas - 214.767.8263
Region 5 Chicago - 312.596.5400
Region 6 San Francisco - 415.975.4610
Comments or questions about the format of this Alert may be directed to Tom Coyne on 312.596.5435.
7. Expiration Date. June 30, 2005
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Former prime minister Tony Blair has welcomed the announcement of an open-ended ceasefire in Gaza but expressed regret at the "tragic" loss of so many innocent lives.
The Middle East peace envoy also congratulated the Egyptian government on its successful negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian factions.
He said: " The Quartet will now concentrate on a long-term plan for Gaza and for its reconstruction, including the effective and efficient reopening and reconnection to the outside world under the authority of the Palestinian authority government.
Tony Blair congratulated the Egyptian government on its successful negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian factions
"Such a plan will enable a proper and decent life for the people of Gaza, as well as protect the security of the people of Israel.
"It is only tragic that such a ceasefire has come too late to save the lives of so many innocent people."
The ceasefire halted a seven-week war that killed more than 2,200 people, left tens of thousands in Gaza homeless and devastated entire neighbourhoods in the blockaded territory.
Hamas declared victory and bursts of celebratory gunfire erupted across Gaza, but the terms of the deal fell far short of its demand that Israel and Egypt open Gaza's borders.
Under the Egyptian-brokered deal, Israel is to ease restrictions on imports into Gaza, including aid and material for reconstruction. It also allows Palestinians to fish six nautical miles offshore, up from three nautical miles.
In a month, the ceasefire calls for talks to begin in Cairo on more complex issues, including building a seaport and airport in Gaza, and Israel's demand that Hamas disarm.
However, the agreement appeared to contain no major Israeli concessions and previous understandings after a round of fighting in 2012 quickly dissipated.
Previous ceasefire deals have collapsed since the war began on July 8 and it was not clear if this one would hold. The truce took effect at 7pm local time, but violence persisted until the last minute.
Middle East minister Tobias Ellwood also welcomed the ceasefire and paid tribute to the Egyptian government for its work in securing the truce.
He went on: "The ceasefire provides a critical and welcome window of opportunity for reaching a comprehensive agreement that tackles the underlying causes of the conflict.
"This should ensure that Hamas and other militant groups permanently end rocket fire and other attacks against Israel; the Palestinian Authority resumes control of Gaza and restores effective and accountable governance; and that Israel lifts its restrictions in order to ease the suffering of ordinary Palestinians and allow the Gazan economy to grow.
"There should be international monitoring and verification to ensure full implementation of a comprehensive agreement.
"These discussions are not easy but there is no viable alternative. The international community stands ready to assist."
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Endless Variety - the Wines of Hungary
Hungary has always been best known for the sweet wines created in the region of Tokaj in the North East of the country. Tokaji Aszú was the drink of choice for everyone from Louis XIV through to Beethoven and Peter the Great, it's the Wine of Kings, and the King of Wines – but you've probably heard that before. But did you know that the "nectar" from the grapes of Tokaj is mentioned in the national anthem of Hungary, too? More recently, as Hungarian wine making was homogenised under Communism, and its diverse range of grapes was sacrificed in the pursuit of ever greater yields, Hungary was also known for its "Bull's Blood," (Bikavér in Hungarian) But these two wines alone will not give you the complete picture, a picture that is getting more and more colourful. Hungarian winemaking has diversified a lot over the past years, with small wineries offering "artisan" wines mushrooming all over the country.
If you know what kind of wines you are looking for, it is worth knowing the main wine regions. There are 22 regions mentioned in a recent law, but the most important are Tokaj, Kunság, Csongrád and Hajós-Baja, Eger, Villány and Szekszárd. Tokaj, in northeast Hungary, at the foot of the Carpathian Mountains is best known for its sweet Tokaji Aszú wines, as well as the Furmint, Hárslevelű and Muscat grapes..
Eger, in the north of the country produces elegant reds, in particular the Bikavér blends. If you wish to try the best of the Bull's Blood variety, look for the Bikavér Superior label, established by recent wine laws. Due to the latitude, wines from the Eger region do not have the body of reds from the south, but they are elegant and complex in a way that allows for a comparison to Burgundy. What better opportunity to taste it than at the yearly Egri Bikavér Festival (traditionally held in July) where a huge number of local wineries offer their take on the Bull's Blood, accompanied by some hearty bites and folksy tunes.
Visiting Tokaj, home of Tokaji, a great sweet wine
Kunság, Csongrád and Hajós-Baja are all found in the large flat southern area between the Danube and the Tisza Rivers, also known as the Great Plain. This area accounts for about half of the wine produced in Hungary which tends to be quick drinking table wine mainly. . The naming of the Frittman winery from this region as Hungarian Winemaker of the Year 2007 brought about agrowth for the region – we'll hear more from it in the future.
If Eger is the Burgundy of Hungary, then Villány is its Bordeaux. Villány is Hungary's most southerly and hottest wine region, producing the country's best and most full-bodied red wines. Bordeaux varietals such as Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot are of key importance here, and Cabernet Franc has made a particular name for itself. Portugieser is also central, the second most widely planted grape in the region after Cabernet Sauvignon. Head north and you'll find Szekszárd, fighting its southern rival hard for the crown of the producer of the best reds. In October every year a Red Wine Festival takes place in Villány, bringing out all the delicious reds the region has to offer with concerts providing for the acoustic backdrop.
Did we whet your appetite for some winetasting? We thought so. Good news is that you can do that in countless places in Hungary. Budapest holds a major wine festival in the Buda Castle every year in September, while in the summer Lake Balaton is surrounded by innumerable little festivals, each of them with their own tasting spots. If you're in Budapest, sip some nectars at Faust Wine Cellar, dine at Bock Bistro where the wine list is put together by one of the most respected Hungarian wine growers, József Bock, check out La Boutique des Vins owned by award-winning wine producer Malatinszky from the Villány region, go to Bortársaság, one of the biggest wine distributors of the country with a vast offer at several shops throughout the city or sip your way through a tasting at the House of Hungarian Wines, which has some of the best wines from all regions.
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September 17, 2004
ORIGINATING OFFICE: Region 5
SUBJECT: FYI - Community Voice Mail
PROGRAM(S): All Programs
1. Purpose. To transmit information about the nonprofit Community Voice Mail (CVM) program.
2. References. None.
3. Links. This Alert is in the Regional Resources website archive at: http://www.doleta.gov/regions/regionalresources/
Get background information on Community Voice Mail.
Find a CVM site near you.
4. Substance. The Community Voice Mail program provides voice mail services to homeless and other individuals at low cost. This service can assist job-seeking individuals in obtaining employment.
5. Action. Program administrators are requested to share this Alert with appropriate staff and other agencies.
6. Contact. Comments or questions about Community Voice Mail may be directed to the Community Voice Mail National Office on 206.441.7872. Comments or questions about the format of this Alert may be directed to Tom Coyne on 312.596.5435.
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If not for the total absence of windows, the new University of Florida Data Center at the Eastside Campus on Waldo Road would look like many of the red brick buildings around the main campus.
If not for the total absence of windows, the new University of Florida Data Center at the Eastside Campus on Waldo Road would look like many of the red brick buildings around the main campus.
But it's what's on the inside of this $14 million, 25,000-square-foot building that really sets it apart.
The Data Center is the life support system for the $3.4 million HiPerGator research computer inside. The fastest supercomputer in the state, it can process 150 trillion calculations per second — greatly accelerating the development of drugs that fight cancer and HIV — calculate climate change 50 years out, and help research the origins of the universe.
"If each calculation were a word, the supercomputer could read the millions of volumes on UF library shelves several hundred times in one day," said Chris Moran, director of communications for university relations.
For a researcher like David Ostrov, an associate professor in pathology, immunology and laboratory medicine at the UF College of Medicine, the computational power greatly reduces his research time, which saves money and gets lifesaving drugs to clinical trial more quickly.
Ostrov runs calculations to determine what drugs best match with human proteins to create the best effect with the least damaging side effects.
He matches 140,000 different drugs and drug candidates to specific protein points on the human genome, calculating which combinations are most effective and which ones are most harmful.
A trial-and-error approach would take more than $500,000 and several years, he said. To screen 140,000 compounds takes eight hours on the supercomputer. That enables him to run thousands of combinations in a matter of weeks.
"It's so fast!" Ostrov said. "I'll watch sums come spilling out, and it's incredible how fast it's computing."
The Food and Drug Administration just approved a drug to fight diabetes that represents the first time Ostrov developed a drug straight from the computer to the clinic.
He also received notice that a $1.75 million grant had been approved that will further his research using the supercomputer.
The new supercomputer, built by Dell, will support $161 million in annual research grants that fund the work of 160 teams totaling 500 researchers, Moran said.
It is connected to the Internet2 Innovation Platform, which further increases the university's data capacity and links UF researchers to scientific data around the globe.
Inside the 'data hall'
To see the new supercomputer, one must pass through a series of steel doors with electronic security locks. David Burdette, associate director of Data Center Operations, has to swipe a fob and enter a numerical code to get in.
Cameras record people as they enter and walk down a wide hallway past several sets of doors.
Burdette comes to a door at the end of the hallway, swipes his fob again, punches in some numbers on a keypad again and opens the door to a 5,000-square-foot "data hall" with two clusters of computer racks standing on clean white tiles.
The HiPerGator cluster is just the start, Burdette says. The room can hold about 150 racks, and each rack holds 150 petabytes of data. One petabyte equals 1 million gigabytes.
Cold air blows up through floor gratings and gets sucked into the front of the computers to keep their feverish electronic brains from overheating.
The computers blow sauna-like air out the back end, where it is sucked out of the room through ceiling vents to be recirculated through giant chillers.
It takes 200 kilowatts of power to power these computers, Burdette says. Eventually, the data center will require as much as 1.5 megawatts to power all of the computers planned for the data hall.
An electrical room houses the switchboards that receive power from Gaineville Regional Utilities. Cabinets hold the uninterruptible power supply, dozens of interconnected batteries that look like car batteries — enough to run the data center for five minutes. There is room for more cabinets, and more batteries.
In another area stands a back-up generator, a 3,600-horsepower V-20 diesel that can crank out 2.5 million watts of power, enough to run the computers for 72 hours.
Next to the generator are two 2,000-ton Trane chillers, with room for two more. A pump room with two pumps and space for two more sends thousands of gallons of water through the building.
The system is designed to run while workers repair leaks or other maintenance.
"It would have been short-sighted to build what we need today," Burdette says.
He projects that the building will be full and at full capacity in 10 years but that it should continue to provide computer brain power to the university for the next 40 years.
After all, the original data center was built 40 years ago and is still operating, with no end in sight.
"I don't know why this place wouldn't be operating 40 years from now," Burdette says.
Planning for high performance
The Data Center took four years of planning and redesign and a year to build, Burdette said. It will be a lights-out facility, designed to operate on its own without human assistance.
"Nobody will be stationed here," he said, explaining that it will be operated remotely from the operations center on the main campus.
One tiny office is the only acknowledgement of human interdependence and will be used to store documents and manuals.
"The university takes its IT very seriously," Burdette said. "It needs a facility that can provide support at a mission-critical level. If our computers are down, nothing's happening. This facility exists to make sure they stay up."
Planning for the HiPerGator computer began in 2004, when UF started a task force to find out the high-performance computing needs for UF, said Erik Deumens, the director for computing research at UF.
Implementation was gradual at first, he said, and accelerated when Elias Eldayrie became vice president and chief information officer for UF in 2010.
In 2011, Eldayrie and Deumens crafted an agreement with the provost and vice president for research "that put us on track for what we have today." UF President Bernie Machen came on board, Deumens said, "and now we have a first-class infrastructure."
The HiPerGator is the crowning achievement, the tip of the pyramid of informational technology at UF, Deumens said.
There are plenty of faster computers. Indiana University's Big Red II, which went online in April, is the fastest supercomputer funded and owned by a university.
It's capable of crunching a quadrillion pieces of data per second. That's a thousand teraflops (a teraflop is a trillion calculations), or seven times faster than UF's HiPerGator's 150 teraflops per second.
But this will put UF "on the map as a world-class research institute," said Tim Carroll, director of Dell's research computing group. Dell has built supercomputing clusters around the world. "In our world you measure things by teraflops — and 150 teraflops is a world-class machine."
UF is touting more than its newly supercharged brain power. It's boasting its boosted connectivity as well. A $1 million Internet upgrade funded by UF and the National Science Foundation boosted UF's connection from 10 gigabits per second to 100 gigabits per second via the Internet2 Innovation Platform.
The Internet2 Innovation Platform is a collaboration connecting 100 research universities.
"The time researchers sit in a corner and fiddle with something on a piece of paper is gone. It's all collaboration," Deumens said.
UF researchers now will be able to move large amounts of data around the world to colleagues doing similar research, and it enhances UF's participation in the Higgs Boson research going on at the CERN supercollider under the Alps in Switzerland.
"The chance of having all scientists in one place is not possible," he said. "That's why you need a fast connection to the Internet. We can produce data here, make it available to other scientists, and draw conclusions nobody could draw before."


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Listen to Your Body
By Nadine Currie Jackson
One of Nadine's sore feet after a week at Skate Farm.
You've heard it before, but it's worth repeating: Pain is your friend, a message from your body that something is wrong ... the pan is too hot ... the bee is angry ... there's a blister on your toe.
It's also a regular — although fortunately not constant — companion of athletes and fitness enthusiasts, skaters included.
It's there when we push ourselves hard during a workout; it's there when we fall or otherwise injure ourselves.
Naturally, we don't think much about pain, except how to avoid it. But the truth is if you learn to listen to pain, it will visit you less often.
How to listen
Think of the way your legs burn when you charge up a hill. The pain is caused by a buildup of lactic acid and other glycogen waste products in your muscles. It's normal, and it usually subsides once you reach the top of the hill or otherwise decrease your level of exertion.
The question is: how should you react to this pain? In and of itself, it won't kill you. But as you may have noticed, it usually makes a mess of your technique — not to mention, your perceptual skills and judgment. And that, of course, is a recipe for disaster. When you start skating sloppy, you're headed for a fall.
There may be times, such as at the end of a race, when you'll want to push yourself through the pain. But be aware of the risk this poses to you and the people arou...
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Patch 1.0.4 Interview with Jay Wilson and Andrew Chambers and Official 1.0.4 Patch Notes and Patch 1.0.4 Confirmed for Tomorrow
Currency Conversion Before and After Mists of Pandaria
World Boss Loot Tables Updated
One of the recent beta patches added loot for the world bosses. Check out the pages below to see the full tables, which include some Tier 14 and PvP gear! A few of the more interesting items are below.
Level Type Spec Slot Name 1 Junk Cache of Sha-Touched Gold 1 Junk Marauder's Gleaming Sack of Gold 90 Mount Reins of the Heavenly Onyx Cloud Serpent
Sha Boss Models Updated
All of the Sha Boss models were updated in a recent beta build.
Wandering Isle Departure In Game Cinematic
This is shown to the new Pandaren after selecting their faction and heading for Orgrimmar or Stormwind.
WoW 2012 North American World Championship
Curse is proud to announce that we will be hosting the 2012 World Championship World of Warcraft Arena North America Invitational at our offices in San Francisco this year. Eight of the top North American arena teams have been invited for a 3 day face off from August 24th to 26th. Teams will compete in a round robin tournament for a share of the $30,000 prize money.
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A rock musical with the greatest hits of the '80s.
Do you wanna rock? Take the midnight train going anywhere? Or maybe just pull your acid-wash denim and shoulder pads out of the closet for fun? Then you are totally in luck, because '80s tuner Rock of Ages officially opened off-Broadway at New World Stages on October 16. The high-voltage homage to hair bands, starring American Idol alum Constantine Maroulis, recent Hair star Will Swenson, Broadway veteran Mitchell Jarvis and newcomer Kelli Barrett, made its rockin' New York debut, rolling before fans like Dee Snider of Twisted Sister and Adam Duritz of Counting Crows. After bows, Rock of Ages and its enthusiastic entourage headed to an opening night bender at club Marquee the likes of which New York hasn't seen since… well, around 1987. Click here to rock on with Rock of Ages!


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San Francisco's Pins of Light reside in that murky musical shadow-territory of the nearly unclassifiable. They craft a brutal and intricate mélange of metal, punk and prog that isn't quite any of those things. Pins of Light's most progressive moments are more Motörhead than Mothers of Invention; their metal is more Pink Floyd than it is Judas Priest; the elements of punk are a driving fistfight that's entirely the band's own. Singer and bassist Shane Baker, guitarists Jake Palladino and Ravi Durbeej, and drummer Phil Becker come previously (and currently) from such SF institutions as Dead and Gone, Night After Night, Hightower and Triclops (among a slew of others). The group's debut album II was recorded by Kurt Schlegel (Jello Biafra, Melvins, I Am Spoonbender) and Phil Manley (TransAm, The Fucking Champs) at Lucky Cat Recording and mixed by Becker in the band's hometown.
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As the Indiana legislature mulls legalizing raw milk sales, Purdue University is setting the record straight and debunks popular myths surrounding the unpasteurized product. The report, "Raw Milk FAQs," answers 18 common questions about both pasteurized and unpasteurized milk, including why pasteurization is used, whether it alters milk, and the risks associated with unpasteurized milk.
"Diseases that can be transmitted through raw milk include listeriosis, campylobacter and streptococcus, to name a few," says Mike Schutz, extension dairy specialist, in a university article. "These illnesses can be very serious or fatal. Pasteurization can reduce the pathogen load in milk to make it safer for human consumption. In fact, pasteurization probably is the one practice that has done the most to reduce the spread of tuberculosis from animals to humans."
The report also points that disease outbreaks are 150 times more likely for raw milk than pasteurized milk. From 1993 to 2006, there were 73 disease outbreaks linked to raw dairy products, which resulted in 1,571 cases, 202 hospitalizations and two deaths. In 2012 alone, there have been six outbreaks associated with contaminated raw milk, sickening 152 adults and children. Read the Purdue report here.
Even those living on farms are not immune from contracting diseases from contaminated raw milk. In April, an E. coli outbreak in Oregon affected 21 people, including four children from the farm at the center of the outbreak. The mother of another child sickened in the Oregon outbreak spoke with Oregon Public Broadcasting, stressing that "there's just an inherit risk in feeding your children raw milk that you can't ignore." Click here to read more.
Raw milk sales are legal in 30 states, while others, such as Indiana, currently limit raw milk availability to cow-share programs. Some states have recently opened dialogue to consider legalizing or clarifying laws involving raw milk. In Wyoming, a proposed rule would allow producers who are the sole owners of livestock to serve raw milk in their home to family members, non-paying guests and farm employees. A bill was also introduced in Kentucky in February that would allow consumers to buy into a dairy herd to receive raw milk products legally.
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Montero ready to build on experience of rookie year
SEATTLE -- For all the talk about new additions and increased veteran leadership, the biggest improvement for the 2013 Mariners might well lie with the progress of their returning youngsters.
And tops on that list figures to be Jesus Montero, the 23-year-old catcher who received mixed reviews in his rookie season last year.
Montero, one of the top position prospects in baseball when he was acquired by trade from the Yankees for pitcher Michael Pineda prior to the 2012 season, hit .260 with 15 home runs and 62 RBIs in 135 games in his first full year in the big leagues.
Now 23, he returned to Mariners FanFest over the weekend with a renewed confidence and the promise of some improvement in his speed after spending the offseason in Venezuela working on his running form.
"I feel great. I feel comfortable," Montero said. "Last year, I came here and I was like, 'What's going on? I don't know anything.' Now I know a little bit, I know what's going to happen. And I feel great because with the fans, I like to spend time with them."
A record 17,952 fans attended the two-day festival at Safeco Field, breaking the previous high of 17,299 in 2010 and shattering the 2012 mark of 9,774.
During a break in FanFest activities, Montero said his offseason in Venezuela was built around one specific goal.
"I spent a lot of time running and working on my techniques about running," he said. "That's what I did. I ran a lot and I learned how to run. Because last year ... you know I'm slow, but I want to run a little better and gain a little more speed and all that. So that's what I did, just run."
Montero said he worked with a running specialist from Venezuela, as well as an instructor the Mariners sent to help him after observing his upright, awkward style in his first year in Seattle.
So does he feel faster now?
"I feel good," Montero said with a smile. "I'm learning how to run a little more beautiful, a little better, you know?"
The Mariners don't expect miracles there, but they would like to see a little better speed and running form from a youngster who figures to bolster the middle of their lineup for years to come.
They'd also like to see continued development behind the plate, where Montero made solid strides last year, but still has much room to grow. Manager Eric Wedge spent several days with Montero last week, talking about catching and what will be expected this year.
The Mariners let veteran Miguel Olivo go and traded John Jaso, so Montero is the only catcher on the 40-man roster at the moment. That will likely change soon as they pursue a free-agent veteran to provide some depth. Seattle also signed veteran Ronny Paulino to a Minor League deal last week, and top prospect Mike Zunino will be in camp, in addition to Minor Leaguers Jesus Sucre and John Hicks.
But without question, Montero will take on a bigger defensive role after catching 56 games last year and spending 78 as the designated hitter.
Any thoughts of Montero transitioning to more of a first-base role went out the window with the acquisition of Kendrys Morales -- as well as Michael Morse and Raul Ibanez -- to push Justin Smoak. The team is flush with first-base prospects, but thin behind the plate.
So Wedge made Montero's task crystal clear heading into camp, which opens with pitchers and catchers reporting on Feb. 12 in Peoria, Ariz.
"He told me to just be ready," Montero said. "Be ready for Spring Training, Be ready for the season. He told me I'm going to catch a lot this year, so just be prepared. They've given me a lot of confidence. I still have to work hard and do my job. But it's been good. I feel real happy to be here again. I can't wait for the season to start."
Wedge, a former catcher, knows Montero needs work to be the full-time backstop. But the manager doesn't buy into the notion that Montero isn't cut out for the position. He's said from the start that it's just going to take time, as with any youngster behind the plate.
"It's more on the mental than the physical side of things," Wedge said. "I don't have any doubt he can handle it from a talent perspective, that he can handle the role fundamentally. But being so young and inexperienced, the mental grind, we ask a great deal of our catchers here. And then the physical grind that goes along with it, that's pretty real.
"But he knows he's coming here to catch. It'll ultimately be my decision in regard to how much he does catch, but we're going to ask him to catch as much as we feel he can, to go out there and perform the way he's capable of performing. We'll leave it at that right now."
Montero says he's ready for the challenge.
"I'm preparing myself to catch every day," he said. "Everybody knows sometimes I get tired. Everybody gets tired. But you just try to do your best all the time. I'm going to try to be behind home plate every single time."
He said that first extended opportunity in the Majors last year provided something that cannot be duplicated.
"Experience," said Montero. "Knowing the league. Being in the big leagues, it's not easy. But I know a lot now. I know how it's going to be this year."
And what does he know about the Mariners as a team?
"It's going to be a lot better, with the fences and all this that they're doing," he said, nodding around Safeco Field. "We've got better hitters now, we've got veterans now that are going to get mad because a young guy did this or that. It's going to be a lot better."


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Arctic Monkeys Portland show ticket details
Arctic Monkeys will play the Wonder Ballroom in Portland, Oregon on Friday 18th September 2009. The show will be part of a series of gigs that week for MusicfestNW.
People can enter the show with either a free ticket or a MFNW Wristband which are available to purchase from here. Entrance into the show is on a first come, first served basis.
Free tickets are available on the day of the show(18/9/09) at 10am. They will be located at the following 2 addresses:
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45 Beautiful Bedroom Designs
Room with a view
Transom-topped French doors in the master bedroom open up to a private deck outfitted with hot-pink Adirondack chairs in this Door County, Wisconsin, home.
Snug in the rafters
Floral prints on the walls, ceiling and bedding unify this snug bedroom. Three landscapes above the bed stand in for a headboard.
Calm escape
A pale yellow palette (Benjamin Moore 345 Winter Sunshine) soothes a guest room in this Michigan home.
Pattern mix
The master suite of this Arkansas home uses boldly patterned curtains, pillows and upholstery to make a distinctive statement.
DIY faux headboard
Blogger Kelly Rinzema nailed molding to the wall to create an easy, stylish faux headboard in the master bedroom of her Michigan home.
Quiet palette
The quiet palette of the master bedroom in this Indiana home gains interest from texture, design details and art. Belgian linen layers on the bed. "I love the texture of linen, the feel of linen and the sheen of linen," the homeowner says. "I even love that it wrinkles and doesn't feel perfect."
In the details
The homeowner creatively taps her sons' interests for bedroom ideas. Skate decks and a wallpapered ceiling reflect one son's passions for art and nature—and skateboarding.
Quirky modern
Find a clever way to display a favorite collection -- like placing vintage handbags on individual box shelves above a bed. The handbags become unique, colorful art in this playful, contemporary bedroom, complete with a platform bed on wheels. A checked bedspread echoes the box shelves.
Lovely in lavender
Vertical and horizontal beaded board, painted in dreamy lilac (Benjamin Moore #1381 Easter Ribbon), give the walls and ceiling in this bedroom all-over texture. Leaf-green and white accents make it a whimsical, garden-inspired retreat.
Serene blue
In this serene blue master bedroom, an old window stands in for art above the bed, and a vintage chest adds pretty color on the nightstand.
Pretty in gray
Ranging from a cool silver to a warm taupe, gray looks good in every room. Navy accents pair with pale gray in this bedroom.
Vintage dreams
Vintage finds and a mostly white palette, accented by a soft grey-blue ceiling, give this bedroom a dreamy feel.
Bunkhouse charm
Adjacent to an Indiana lakeside home, a bunkhouse is the favorite play space and can handle up to 12.
Garden delight
Create a light and cheerful mood in a bedroom with whites, blues and greens. An oversize, stylized floral wallpaper on just one wall (Paper Roses in White/Sky from Lee Jofa) gives the room a touch of garden-inspired whimsy. Wallpaper on all four walls would be overkill. Sage-green pillows add contrast to the white matelasse coverlet and shams and blue-and-white checked quilt.
Appealing choices
An antique bed renewed with turquoise paint continues the cheery paint scheme of the green walls ((Benjamin Moore #2029-40 Stem Green). A little brown keeps bold color choices from overwhelming.
Bold and beachy
A sleek iron bed adds a bold, geometric element to an otherwise pastel space.
New country
Mix in a pinch of modern for a fresh take on country style that stays true to its roots. Here, ticking- and quilt-patterned pillows mix easily with a modern silk coverlet and a contemporary floral-print sheet set.
Cheery teen room
The owners of this Arkansas home turned an underused attic space into a cheery teen bedroom. Carpet tiles jazz up the floor and can be individually replaced if stained or worn.
Soft comfort
A warm taupe on the walls paired with luxurious lavender silk drapes makes this room pretty and relaxing. Textiles in silks, suedes and cottons soften a hand-painted metal bed.
Eclectic flair
A mix of exotic accents, including a faux-zebra rug, leopard-print pillows and crocodile-look leather ottomans, give this bedroom a modern look/feel. A warm brown hue on the walls (Benjamin Moore 2096-30 Chocolate Truffle) looks rich and pairs well with rust and cream accents.
Small-space style
For small or challenging spaces (bedrooms with pitched and low ceilings), try low platform beds, like the one tucked under the slant here. Add wall shelves for extra storage and a display area for art.
Gender-neutral guest bedroom
Mixing masculine- and feminine-style furnishings, like pairing black iron with country florals and gingham, makes this guest room in a Michigan home fitting for any overnight visitor.
Modern cottage
Serene blue and cream bedding gives contemporary furniture a relaxed cottage feel. If your bedroom has natural privacy (a woodsy location with tall trees), skip window treatments (and trim) for a sleek look and great views!
Add drama
Dark purple (Benjamin Moore #AF-635 Bonne Nuit) lends a sophisticated vibe to this Chicago bedroom. To balance the deep purple, a divider wall was painted a golden tan (Benjamin Moore #1069 Twilight Gold). Yellow-gold tones are complementary to purple, across the color wheel. The combination offers an exotic backdrop for the homeowners' collection of African art and patterns.
Light and bright
All ceilings in the second-floor bedrooms in this home open to the rafters. The blue dresser in this guest bedroom is vintage; old and new quilts dress the queen bed.
Pretty in pink
A cottage-style bedroom gets a flirty, feminine update with pink beaded-board walls (Benjamin Moore #1331 Ballet Slippers). A rug and accent pillows add just the right amount of floral pattern.
Farmhouse cheer
Make guests feel like they're visiting Grandma's house with a comfortable room inspired by country style. The chandelier complements the white iron bed. Layers of quilts, a floral bed ruffle and an embroidered pillow recall simpler times.
Transitional bedroom
Shades of black, white and brown-gray create a classic yet modern bedroom. A suede upholstered headboard with a black platform base is an updated take on a traditional bed. Chunky white molding and streamlined accessories maintain the sleek look.
Playful nature
A porthole window adds architectural interest to a vaulted wall, while the wallpaper in an overscale Queen Anne's lace pattern gives it vibrant style. Colorful quilts and a fuchsia upholstered chair complete this cheerful room.
Old and new
A whitewashed bed frame and painted bench mix with pretty new bedding to create a welcoming haven in a renovated farmhouse. An old painted screen door takes the place of a traditional closet door.
Masculine mode
Dark wood furniture and fit-for-a-king suede bedding create a masculine aesthetic, perfect for a husband's retreat. Warm tan paint on the walls and a few metallic accessories give it a luxurious feel.
Kid-friendly hideaway
Built-in twin beds above the garage give kids a cleverly crafted retreat. Below-bed storage maximizes space. Pine floors painted white look purposefully beachy; a striped rug and checkered headboards and bedding feel a little bit country.
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Secret garden
A green-and-white palette with hints of pink and blue makes this bedroom feel as if you're stepping into a spring garden. Plain white walls keep the focus on the colors of the bedding and upholstery. A large bay window fills the room with light and is the perfect spot to enjoy a cup of coffee.
King-size escape
A rich leather headboard spans almost an entire wall, becoming the focal point of this masculine master bedroom. Chocolate-brown accents give neutral bedding and walls a warm feel.
Guest bedroom ambience
This Lake Michigan homeowner outfitted her guest room with calming colors, super-soft bed linens and plush mattresses to make it feel like a luxurious hotel.
Updated cottage style
Colorful, nontraditional bedding updates a cottage-style bed. A clip-on lamp and a painted child's chair eliminate the need for a bedside table in this guest bedroom.
Dramatic decor
Walls painted deep eggplant create a definitive backdrop in a master bedroom. Lime green in the curtains and accessories provides a bright accent. Black marble around the fireplace and traditional furnishings continue the upscale look.
Playful spirit
Accents inject spirited flair into the bedroom of this Arkansas home. Bold rugs, unique lighting, piles of pillows and dramatic original art all deliver personality.
Elegantly simple
A tray stands in as a bedroom nightstand in this simple, soothing bedroom at an Indiana Beach home.
Loving blue
Love all things blue and white? Then this bedroom is for you. Blue walls and white trim set the stage, but the real charm comes from the mix of patterns and shades of periwinkle. A solid comforter keeps the combination of fabrics and colors from looking too busy. All the accessories -- from the lamps' blue-and-white shades to the blue-and-white rag rug --complement the scheme. Dark nightstands provide a bit of visual relief.
Play room
A daughter's room gets a playful update in pink and green. The pink gingham fabric canopy is a crowning touch of sweetness.
Double-duty furnishings
A daybed built into an inviting nook means a sitting room can double as a guest room. The window seat mimics the built-in bed and soaks up the morning sun. Wallpaper covers the ceiling as well as the walls, wrapping the room in color. A tailored valance and curtains lend a cheerful final note.
Master bedroom color
Lime green accents give this lower-level master bedroom an energizing jolt of color.
Attic bedroom
Black paint updates the iron bed in the attic bedroom of this Minnesota home; orange pillows add seasonal color.
Tradition with a twist
Intense cool tones (blues and greens) on walls invigorate a traditional-style bedroom. Silver-and-white accents provide crisp contrast, creating a sophisticated scheme.
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Skinny Chocolate Chip Buttermilk Scones
posted January 11, 2012 by Gina
Buttermilk scones sweetened just to perfection studded with chocolate chips. Kind of like eating a giant chocolate chip cookie for breakfast… without the guilt.
Yes, I just found my new favorite scone!
I tested them out on some friends, and they agree! In fact, we ate them all before I got to take pictures, so I had to make them again.
No worries…
Chocolate makes everything better!
Chocolate Chip Buttermilk Scones
Servings: 12 • Serving Size: 1 scone • Points +: 5 pts • Smart Points: 8
Calories: 199.6 • Fat: 8.1 g • Protein: 3.7 g • Carb: 29.8 g • Fiber: 2.3 g • Sugar: 12.8 g
Sodium: 257.4 mg
- 3/4 cup cold buttermilk
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 2 tsp vanilla extract
- 1 large egg
- 1 cup all purpose flour (Bob's Red Mill)
- 1 cup white whole wheat flour (Bob's Red Mill)
- 1 tbsp baking powder
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 3 tbsp chilled butter (must be cold) cut into small pieces
- 3/4 cup chocolate chips
- cooking spray
- 1 large egg white, lightly beaten
- 1 1/2 tbsp sugar
Preheat oven to 375°. Combine the first four ingredients in a medium bowl, stirring with a whisk. Spray baking sheet with cooking spray.
Combine flour, baking powder, salt, in a large bowl, stirring with a whisk. Cut in chilled butter with a pastry blender, or you could use 2 knives, until the mixture resembles coarse meal. Gently fold in chocolate chips. Add milk mixture, stirring just until moist.
Place dough onto a floured surface and knead lightly four times with floured hands. Form dough into an 9-inch circle onto baking sheet, about 3/4″ thick. Using a knife, cut dough into 12 wedges all the way through.
Brush egg white over dough and sprinkle evenly with sugar. Bake until golden, about 18-20 minutes, depending on your oven. Serve warm.


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New York City graduate student Lacey Brown was walking her roommate's German shepherd last fall when the dog lunged and bit an elderly neighbor on the wrist. "The dog had been growling at people when we were out together, something he never did when he was with his owner," she laments. "I should've stopped walking him when the growling began."
Dr. Katy Nelson, an emergency veterinarian in Virginia, concurs: "You have to know your dog and what it's capable of. This dog probably viewed his owner as the alpha, and the roommate as the beta -- the dog was protecting Lacey, whom he considered to be his. You have to make sure your dog knows you're higher in rank to prevent incidents like this one from happening."The Facts on Dog BitesAccording to the Centers for Disease Control, over 4.5 million Americans are bitten by dogs each year. Of those, one in five requires medical attention. Additionally, around 31,000 people need reconstructive surgery each year as a result of a dog bite.
Children are most likely to be the victims of dog biting incidents, as are people with multiple canines in their home. To raise awareness and combat dog biting, the American Veterinary Medical Association sponsors National Dog Bite Prevention Week each May.Protect Yourself and Your PetIn honor of National Dog Bite Prevention Week, Nelson offers the following advice on protecting yourself and your pet from strange dogs -- and protecting strangers from your best friend:
Protecting Others From Your Dog
Lucky for Lacey Brown, her roommate's shepherd only broke her neighbor's watch -- and not his skin. "The man was angry, and I felt horrible, but it could have been worse," she says. With Nelson's advice, Brown doesn't have to worry about the shepherd's bad habits any more.
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Darcy Lockman is a freelance writer whose work has appeared in The New York Times and Rolling Stone. She lives in Brooklyn, with the prettiest pug dog in the five boroughs.


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August 5, 2004
ORIGINATING OFFICE: Region 5
SUBJECT: Request for Comments – Procedures for Classifying Labor Surplus Areas Exceptional Circumstances Reporting; OMB Number 1205-0207
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1. Purpose. To transmit a request for public comment on an extension of an existing Information Collection Request (ICR), which will be submitted to the Office of Management and Budget for review and approval, concerning procedures for classifying labor surplus areas exceptional circumstances reporting.
2. References. Federal Register, Vol. 69, No. 128, July 6, 2004, pp. 40664-40665; Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 [44 U.S.C. 3506(c)(2)(A)]; Wagner-Peyser Act; Executive Orders 10582 and 12073; 20 CFR 651 and 654.
3. Links. This Bulletin is in the Regional website archive at: http://www.doleta.gov/regions/regionalresources
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4. Action. Program administrators are requested to share this Information Alert with appropriate staff and other agencies and are invited to comment, on or before September 7, 2004, to the individual named in the Addresses section of the Federal Register attachment.
A copy of the ICR is available from Anthony Dais on 202.693.2784.
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Region 5 Chicago – 312.596.5400
Region 6 San Francisco – 415.975.4610
Comments or questions about the format of this Bulletin may be directed to Tom Coyne on 312.596.5435.
6. Expiration Date. September 7, 2004
7. Attachment. Federal Register, Vol. 69, No. 128, July 6, 2004, pp. 40664-40665


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You may have noticed glossy advertisements featuring unusual-looking loudspeakers by Sound Fusion, a new speaker company based near Toronto. Sound Fusion's basic speaker is the two-way stand-mount Luna. The Nova is a Luna atop a bass tower. The Ariel is a powered Luna, and the Hyperion is a powered Nova. Sound Fusion is a branch of a large furniture corporation, and the construction quality of their speakers reflects the company's experience with fine cabinetry. I received a review pair of Novas finished in beautifully patterned birdseye maple.
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The 2012 Blancpain Race Weekends season started this week-end in Monza (IT) and to celebrate it, a Season Opening Party was organised on friday April 13th in the famous Just Cavalli Club in the heart of Milano.
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Warlords of Draenor - Developer Interview
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- Arenas didn't fit the game as well back in Burning Crusade, as classes weren't designed to be balanced for 1v1 or 2v2 in PvP then, but things are better now.
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- Arena prep times might be slightly too long.
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- Hotfixes can also be used to help with balance and are much easier to do.
- Rapid changes are hard to keep up with, and small tweaks don't have a large impact on PvP, so these aren't the best ways to handle changes.
- Allowing people to solo queue for things greatly increases the participation rate, but it also increases toxic behavior. Hopefully the Group Finder in Warlords of Draenor will make it easier to find groups to do PvP with.
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- The developers realize that there is still an audience for Burning Crusade level difficulty Heroic dungeons. Challenge modes were designed to be harder content, but the focus is on speed and not as much on having to use as much CC, so they don't capture the essence of Burning Crusade era Heroics.
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The Pachon oscillometer is a sphygmomanometer, an instrument that measures the pressure, rate and variations of the pulse. The upper and lower limit of blood pressure is referred to as the systolic and the diastolic. This means the force that blood flows with from the heart into the arteries and the force as the heart relaxes and fills again with blood. Physicians have measured the upper, systolic pressure since the 1800s. However, the lower limit had been harder to determine. French physiologist Michel Victor Pachon (1867-1938) invented this oscillometer to measure this diastolic pressure. The cuff was placed around the arm and inflated at the elbow to obstruct the pulse. The difference between the maximum and minimum oscillation of the needle was the diastolic pressure. The oscillometer was made in Paris by instrument maker G. Boulitte and was used by leading British cardiologist Sir Thomas Lewis (1881-1945).
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Glossary: sphygmomanometer
An instrument used by medical staff to measure blood pressure. Usually made up of a cuff which is placed around the arm of a patient, and a measuring unit that shows the patient's blood pressure.
Glossary: cardiology
The study of diseases affecting the heart and blood vessels.