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A few weeks ago I attended an "open movement" dance class with about 50 others part of our local art community at The Goat Farm here in Atlanta. One of those people was a wonderful girl named Abby Carney. My dear friend, Erin, brought her to the GloATL class to dance the afternoon away, flailing ourselves around in the "deep-sea of our emotions!" I loved it, and at first sight I loved Abby. She was wearing a hair piece, a skirt, and winter lace up boots. My kinda girl.
I struck up conversation with her when she asked what else she could wear with those boots, and how to transist them into a Spring staple. Erin and I started offering up opinions and came to a conclusion: dresses, cropped pants were the necessary articles to wear with the infamous boots.
As I talked to Abby about what she did for school and for a living, we immediately connected heart to heart. As she is finishing up school for Journalism in a few weeks (yay), I figured I would extend a fun opportunity to offer some fashion advice to my readers. She is truly a visionary and creative. Her outfits say " I never hold back, I wear what I want!"
I received incredible inspiration from her following article!
When I was a kid, I was very much a tomboy. For quite a while, I favored overalls, bandanas,
cargo pants, and sneakers . Thankfully I outgrew that phase and
the "trying to fit in" mentality most people go through in high school. Really, I think
life is just made up of a million little unique chapters we go through, and the point
is to just thoroughly enjoy whichever one you're in.
In high school I always felt
"bohemian" urges and wore many scarves and headbands, but I was too nervous to
fully embrace my true self aesthetically and otherwise. College and urban living
allowed me to blossom into the bohemian hipster baby I admit to being much of the
time now. I'm not afraid to try something new or different. If it makes me happy,
I put it on and wear it proudly. I no longer look at labels or sizes. I simply wear
what feels good and what makes me smile.
Paradoxical to my general boho look, I
also gravitate towards neutrals. I can't get enough of black, white, navy, and gray.
My closet is filled with white blouses and beige accessories. I shopped at thriftstores before it was cool, and that's the solid truth. I attended an exclusive private
school, so my mother taught me to be nonchalant about my scavenged treasures.
She certainly trained me in "advanced deal hunting" at an early age. At the same time, I also believe in
quality . It is rare to find me perusing the H&M's or Forever 21's of the world.
They make cute things, but they are disposable at best. If I am going to veer from
my usual thrifting stops, it probably means I'm shelling out a little cash at Banana
Republic or Gap to purchase a tried and true wardrobe staple.
It would be impossible to pinpoint my inspiration. I am endlessly fascinated by
everything, and I feel that my outward aesthetic is a way of expressing that. I adorn
myself with objects that captivate me: Like an urchin drawn to shiny baubles, I
am mesmerized by colors. The more the better. If I ruled the world, we would see
everything in Technicolor. Life would float by like a psychedelic swirling twirling
undersea octopus' garden in the shade. Did I get carried away? That's what I
seek to express. I think you can grasp that just by looking at me sometimes.
Your clothing really acts as an outer mood ring. Moods can be as varied as a rainbow, so never pigeonhole yourself. As far as a muse in human form, my fashion inspiration is Hannah Murray, who portrays the character Cassie on the British television series Skins (above). Something about her style and personality enraptures me and I feel kindred to her spirit and fashion. That's about it. There are no hard and fast rules in my world but this old cliché—don't ever dare be anyone who is not totally and earnestly you. Comparisons are futile. I roll out of bed each day and think to myself, "What adventures we'll have today." Dress yourself for the day's adventure.
Abby is a freelance scribe in ATL, freshly graduated from Georgia State and actively exploring every nook & cranny of her hometown before taking on the world. Find her on her purple bicycle, running these city streets, in coffee shops, with her nose in a book, or perched up high in a tree.


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The SunCentric uses solar-electric power to pump as much as 50,000 gallons (200 m³) per day from shallow water sources. Applications include irrigation, live stock, domestic water, pond management, water tr eatment, solar water heating, hydronic space heating and fire protection. These pumps have been in worldwide use since 1989. They can be used without batteries. Maximum suction lift is 10 vertical feet (3 m).
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Indo-Pacific Journal of Phenomenology
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Indo-Pac. j. phenomenol. (Online) vol.11 no.1 Grahamstown Mai. 2011
Therapists' experience of working with suicidal clients
Gabriel Rossouw; Elizabeth Smythe; Peter Greener
This paper is based on a study of therapists' experiences of working with suicidal clients. Using a hermeneutic-phenomenological methodology informed by Heidegger, the study provides an understanding of the meaning of therapists' experiences from their perspective as mental health professionals in New Zealand. In this regard, the findings of the study identified three themes: Therapists' reaction of shock upon learning of the suicide of their client; Therapists' experience of assessing suicidal clients as a burden; and finally, Therapists' professional and personal crises as a result of their experiences and struggling to come to terms with events.
The study sheds light on how the experiences of therapists whose clients have committed suicide can be understood. The findings show how mainstream prevention and intervention strategies result from the misrepresentation and misinterpretation of our traditional way of knowing what it means to be human. When therapists discover that phenomena are not necessarily what they appear to be, they feel unsettled and confused about their responsibilities and what it means to live and die as a human being. The study reveals that therapists experience a profound legacy of guilt, doubt and fear when a client commits suicide. Finally, the study proposes that the time has come for the profession to care for its own in order to allow therapist, in turn to care for (and about) the vulnerable other.
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I have worked with Katherine Sims for 5 years as she has developed a program that is affecting the northern Vermont community in a very positive way.
Katherine designed, energized and directed our effort to benefit farmers, bring wholesome local food to school food services and to educate kids and their families to the importance of nutrition in a healthy productive life style. This effort is more than a program; it is a business and has to be run as such. Katherine has done this and done it well. She is a successful business woman as well as a community leader. Katherine understands by experience the northern economy and challenges it presents.
Katherine has had lots of experience in what it takes to bring people together to achieve a common benefit.
She has the kind of experience that a representative for Eden, Lowell, Westfield, Jay, and Troy needs to do the job for these communities she will serve. I hope you will give her your vote.
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Recently three IMF economists published a paper arguing that redistribution is in general pro-growth (Ostry et al. 2014). The paper caused a stir as it dismisses right-wing beliefs that redistribution hurts growth. However, even people sympathetic to the ideas of inclusive growth and equality of opportunity find this finding problematic. One reason is that the authors rely on a measure of redistribution that misrepresents the true cost of redistribution in an economy. Another has to do with the omission of factors that affect positively the income growth of the poor and vulnerable, such as employment. This omission would exaggerate the importance of equality through redistribution as a source of growth and underplay the importance of structural transformation and investments directed towards sectors that use unskilled labor more intensively, and therefore have the potential to generate inclusive growth and productive employment for the poor segments of the population.
I'll start with the first point. Ostry et al. (2014) define redistribution as the difference between the gross (market) inequality and net inequality series available in the Solt (2009) database. Net inequality reflects the effect on the Gini of redistributive policies such as taxes, subsidies, and social transfers. I took a look at Solt's measures and in particular focused on the Middle East and North Africa region. My curiosity increased after I found out that the database features nearly all developing MENA countries. Typically, we struggle to find information on most of them.
What do the gross and net Gini numbers in the database reveal? They tell me that in MENA there is little redistribution when measured as the difference between gross and net Gini. However, it is well established that governments in MENA use a wide range of measures from taxes and subsidies to various social payments to redistribute commodity (e.g. oil) rents. So, the difference between the gross and net Gini indexes simply tells us that redistribution in MENA has not worked well. Therefore, Ostry et al.'s measure of redistribution as the difference between gross and net inequality does not capture the true cost of redistribution in the MENA region (the correlation between their measure of redistribution and the actual cost of various redistributive policies presented in Table 1 of their paper must be really low in the case of MENA). This error in measuring the size of true redistribution differs by country and will bias toward zero the estimated effect of redistribution on growth. Indeed, the coefficient on the redistribution variable in their growth regression is insignificant and close to zero in all of their specifications. If this is the case, one of the messages in the paper that redistribution appears generally benign in terms of its impact on growth may not be applicable to MENA.
Another problem related to the findings of the Ostry et al. paper is the omitted variable bias. The authors use the GMM estimator which accounts for time-invariant unobservable factors. But the estimation does not control for time variant factors correlated both with inequality and growth, for example, policies that boost investment and growth in sectors that use unskilled labor most intensively.
Finally, one wonders about the accuracy of the Gini estimates. According to the summary data from the Solt (2009) database, the inequality measures (net or gross) are lowest in the countries with most severe civil unrest, except Yemen. Said differently, these measures would not have predicted the popular uprisings in Tunisia, Egypt, and Syria in 2010-11. Either the inequality indexes do not give us an accurate picture of inequality in these countries or other factors make inequality tolerance higher in countries such as Iran, Lebanon, and Morocco-- the countries with the highest Gini coefficients in the region. For the Middle East and North Africa, the research findings of Ostry et al. (2014) clearly pose more questions than they answer.


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ORLANDO — Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry suffered a right foot injury against the Suns during last night's game and will not be attending All-Star Weekend festivities here, per his agent Lance Young.
Young, via email, said the injury was to a tendon in Curry's foot, and "nothing with his ankle." But he said that it would prevent Curry making the trip here, where he was scheduled to defend his title in the Taco Bell Skills Challenge.
Rather than making the trip, Young said Curry would rest and rehab his injury this weekend. He's already missed nine games this season with an ankle injury.
Curry missed a layup with 2:29 remaining in the first quarter and landed awkwardly. He went to the locker room and tried to come back just before halftime, but was unable to return to the game.
After the game, Curry was not happy about this latest setback, according to Brett Pollakoff of ProBasketballTalk.com:
Stephen Curry sat dejected in front of his locker Wednesday night, shirtless and with his right foot soaking in a tub of ice water. The unhappy look on his face wasn't a product of the game's result — a 106-104 victory for his Warriors over the Suns in Phoenix. It was due to the fact that he was bitten by the injury bug once again.
… "It's just something different," Curry said with a bit of disbelief, while trying to describe the injury afterward. "They haven't figured out if it's my tendon or my plantar fascia yet, but it's on the other side so it's not my ankle, which is good."
… "I tried to make a cut, but it didn't respond they way I thought it would," Curry said. "Coach made the decision in the second half just to let it rest."
Warriors head coach Mark Jackson said that he didn't see the need to force the issue.
"I'm not an expert, but the right thing to do was to shut it down and make sure that he takes advantage of the rest that we have moving forward, and get the proper treatment or whatever the doctors say," he said.


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UC Santa Barbara ended the regular season on a high note as they downed UC Irvine 49-41 in the Thunderdome on Saturday.
A Hollywood screenwriter couldn't have thought of a better way to start the game. Running off the emotion of the Senior Day ceremonies that took place just minutes before tipoff, the three Gaucho seniors started the game on a 6-0 run, with each of them scoring a basket.
Sweets Underwood got the offense going within the first minute of play as she took a pass from Kirsten Tilleman and finished with a layup in the paint. Underwood picked up her first rebound on the other end of the floor to give UCSB a chance to continue on their run. And Angelei Aguirre did just that by knocking down an open jump shot to put the Gauchos up 4-0.
To complete the senior scoring cycle, Tilleman took a pass from Destini Mason and drove through the left side of the lane and finished off the glass.
"It was great to win my last game in the Thunderdome," Underwood after the game. "I had butterflies all day just waiting to get on the floor and finally play."
Underwood finished with 12 points and 7 rebounds.
The Anteaters finally got on the scoreboard with Kelly Meggs' first three-pointer of the afternoon with 16:25 left in the first half.
UC Irvine was down through the majority of the first half, but managed to keep the games close through the play of Camille Buckley.
Buckley entered the game having already recorded 12 double-doubles this season, and she put together her 13th with 11 points and 12 rebounds against the Gauchos.
In the first half, Buckley led the Anteaters to 18 rebounds by pulling down six on her own, three of those on the offensive end.
UCSB was the team with the hot start, but it was the Anteaters who closed out the first half with momentum. UCI had a 5-0 run to end the first, capped off by a Cheyenne Cathey jumper with seven seconds left.
After being up by as many as six points, the Gauchos found themselves up only by one with the 20-19 score.
UCSB was able to pull away on a 6-0 run with 2:08 left in the game. The Gauchos were only up by two points, and Underwood got the ball rolling again for her team's offense.
After Nicole Nesbit missed on a layup, Underwood picked up the offense board and recorded the put-back off the glass.
From there, UC Irvine had to foul to have a shot at pulling out a late-game comeback. Unfortunately for them, Nicole Nesbit was the player they had to foul.
Nesbit, who came into the matchup with a 86.8 free-throw shooting percentage, went a perfect 6-6 from the charity stripe to close the game for UCSB.
The junior guard finished with a game-high 17 points.
The Gauchos improved their record to 15-15 overall and 11-7 in the Big West. They also tied a season-high with three wins in a row. They will look to ride that momentum into the Big West Tournament next week.
The Gauchos will play their first game of the tournament in the quarterfinals round next Wednesday at the Bren Events Center in Irvine as they face the highest seed remaining from first round action. Tipoff will follow 30 minutes after the 6pm game.


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The winner of Logo Of The Month for Feburary 2010 (from the Logo Of The Day website) is the Processed Identity logo.
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Serves: Makes 3 to 4 servings
- 2 cups heavy cream
- 4 egg yolks
- 3 tablespoons sugar
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- 7 ounces bittersweet chocolate
Procedures:Smooth, rich, pure chocolate heaven. Serve with a cooling dollop of whipped cream and spoon up with abandon.
Heat ¾ cup cream in a 1-quart heavy saucepan until hot. Whisk together yolks, sugar, and a pinch of salt in a metal bowl until combined well, then add hot cream in a slow stream, whisking until combined. Transfer mixture to saucepan and cook over moderately low heat, stirring constantly, until it registers 160°F on thermometer. Pour custard through a fine-mesh sieve into a bowl and stir in vanilla.
Melt chocolate in a double boiler or a metal bowl set over a pan of simmering water (or in a glass bowl in a microwave at 50 percent power for 3 to 5 minutes), stirring frequently. Whisk custard into chocolate until smooth, then cool.
Beat remaining 1¼ cups cream in a bowl with an electric mixer until it just holds stiff peaks. Whisk one fourth of cream into chocolate custard to lighten, then fold in remaining cream gently but thoroughly.
Spoon mousse into 8 (6-ounce) stemmed glasses or ramekins and chill, covered, at least 6 hours. Let stand at room temperature about 20 minutes before serving.
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In the upper test, the selector is the element name. All 'rect' elements are selected and made to have a red fill. (This selects the 'rect' in the lower test as well, and thus makes it red). The rectangle should be red, with the circle and polygon green.
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The rendered picture should match the reference image exactly, except for possible variations in the labelling text (per CSS2 rules).
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There are three possible ways to approach programming your club in the future. You can either do nothing different, you can add more of what is already popular, or you can implement innovative, new programs and equipment that are readily available to club operators.
Of the three, the last is undoubtedly the best way to set your club apart from the competition. But the question remains, what trends are going to be the next rage? While it is close to impossible to make a prediction, there are several trends that might lead to an educated guess, and hopefully a successful record.
Group Fitness Programming
With group fitness programming, variety, time-efficiency and mind-body are leading the way in 2002. At Crunch's trendy Los Angeles location, fully 28 different types of classes are offered. Classes such as Washboard Abs, All the Right Moves and TNT see high participation among Angelinos making the fitness scene.
At the four Las Vegas Athletic Club (LVAC) locations, 41 different types of classes are offered with many varieties of sport-specific training on the schedule. Triathlon Training, Sports Conditioning and Dryland are examples of classes that members are taking more frequently and in larger numbers, according to the chain's management.
At Bally Total Fitness, one trend that is creating a spike in group exercise participation is the addition of their Quick Fitness classes.
"Quick Fitness classes are intense 30-minute classes designed to get our members maximum exercise in a shorter period of time," said Bally's Vice President of Fitness Services Tia Willows. "They're also great for that person who may be intimidated to take a full hour class,"
LVAC's Group Fitness Director Melanie Byrne agrees with Willows. "Anywhere we have added a 30-minute class it has worked well in terms of both participation and scheduling." LVAC also offers a full complement of mind-body classes including Yoga, Tai-chi and Woga, a Yoga class done in water. Byrne adds, "Yoga, boxing and cycling make up a significant portion of our class participation, which is now up to 4,500 members a week.
Weight and Resistance Training Programming
Resistance training for both form and function continues to be a popular and ever growing mode of exercise for Americans. Rick Wallace, president and CEO of Fitness Products International (FPI) sees a strong movement toward functional and core training and FPI is developing equipment that keys in on the unique movements of the hips, legs, abdominals and back. Wallace also believes that strength training will prevail with gym-goers in all demographics far into the future.
"Strength training is absolutely critical in any fitness routine today. Studies are clearly showing the tremendous health benefits from a consistent strength-training program," Wallace says. "FPI is bullish on the future of strength training, and as specialists it allows us to focus 100 percent of our resources on improving the strength tools."
Life Fitness' Jon Thorsell, vice president of West Coast sales foresees a change in the design of weight training equipment due to the significant increase in personal training services being offered.
"Very recently, equipment had to be designed so members could use it with no instruction," he says. "Now, with the movement toward personal training, equipment can be designed to meet the needs of personal trainers, as well as health club members."
Aquatics Programming:
Clubs with swimming facilities have a distinct programming advantage. As America's population continues to creep up in age, aqua-oriented fitness classes will be one genre that will grow in demand.
LVAC's Byrne says, "Seniors tend to enjoy the comfort of the water, as well as the socialization of the class format." Byrne adds that the turnout for LVAC's Hydrofit class is so high that they have had to turn a few members away.
Programming for the future will always require some guesswork, but providing your members with innovative programs and equipment that makes their lives better will almost always shows up as black ink on the bottom line.
Bret FitzGerald is vice president of corporate communications for Las Vegas Athletic Clubs and is editor and publisher of LVAC Lifestyle Magazine. He can be reached by calling (702) 734-8944.


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In my life, I have been confronted at different times by beliefs, standpoints, and "Bible quoters" that present a differing view than my own. I consider myself an educated person. Additionally, I have bit of an education in theology and world religions that, to be quite frank, the everyday person probably does not have or even choose to have. I generally do not talk much about my religion as I do consider it a private matter and would not want to impose my beliefs on someone who thinks differently.
As I seek my ancestors, I cannot help but delve into their religious beliefs. From my Roman Catholic ancestors of Ireland to my Evangelical Lutheran's from Germany, the basic belief system of my family lives on in me as a Christian. However, I am not just a Christian, I am Catholic. What that means is something others, especially modern day Protestants, other Christians, and non-Christians may not understand....and actually misunderstand.
The choice of my German Lutheran family and their ancestors was to leave behind the Catholic religion that was riddled with indulgences and the sale of forgiveness by God's representatives with gold. I can't even imagine the initial disbelief of those Catholics faced with the knowledge that people were buying forgiveness for a fee and actually thinking that would absolve them of their wrongdoings.
So, Martin Luther lived during the 16th Century and "protested" against the Catholic Church's selling of indulgences. I do believe that he was not wrong. In his quest, he actually got the Catholic Church to reform what they were doing but not before he formed his own church. That would be the church that my German ancestors belonged to even years later to present day. I have the utmost respect for the Lutheran Church and think of them as kin within my own Catholic religion. They are most definitely welcome and, yet, they probably don't want much to do with the Catholic Church. We are so alike and yet different.
Maybe my great grandparents realized the "alike" part when my own grandparents married. My Roman Catholic grandfather married my Missouri Synod Lutheran grandmother in 1940. They had actually eloped to Reno, Nevada, from Napa. And no, they were not married at a casino or strip mall chapel. They were married in a Catholic Church in Reno. I must note here that the Missouri Synod Lutheran Church is much more conservative than the Catholic Church in this day and age but maybe not before Vatican II.
At any rate, my grandmother's Missouri Synod Lutheran parents accepted their Roman Catholic son-in-law without much discord. Most of the disappointment at the time was because they had eloped.
Religion can be such a sticking point with family and friends, alike. I must keep that in mind as I seek my ancestors and discover that they were of more than one Christian Faith. It brings to light another way of looking at information gathered to create my family tree.
Journaling my genealogy research online seems to be the right thing to do for the future of my research rather than hiding it away in some box or drawer in my home. This blog is more of a diary of my research which expands as I go. Know that a post from last year may have more updated research in a different post. I love the discovery process which has resulted in such wonderful success in finding my roots. If you comment and are looking for a response, please leave me an email address.
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Choosing the Right Law School / Too Many Good Choices« on: February 19, 2013, 11:55:06 PM »
Here are my options so far: Baylor, Florida, Georgia, Houston, Maryland, Wake Forest, Washington and Lee, and William and Mary. I am still waiting on Arizona State, George Mason, GW, SMU, and Washington University in St. Louis. As of right now my Top 3 schools (which change order hourly) are Baylor, Wake, and W&M. Based on the scholarships I have received, all of these schools will end up costing about the same amount. So with money out of the way, does anyone have any strong positive or negative feelings about any of these three schools or any of the other schools that I mentioned?
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text: Togo is a narrow country in West Africa, sandwiched between Ghana on the west and Benin on the east. Togo gained its independence from France in 1960. In 1967, Gnassingbé Eyadéma, the former leader of the country, led a successful military coup, after which he became President. Eyadéma was the longest-serving leader in African history (after being president for 38 years) at the time of his death in 2005. In 2005, his son Faure Gnassingbé was elected president. About a third of the population live below the international poverty line of US$1.25 a day. Maritime Togo is located along the short Atlantic coast and includes the city of Lomé, the region that most visitors and tourists see.


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"Oh You Pretty Things" by John Grande at Jim Kempner
Photos by G. Art by John Grande.
If you like pop art, Damien Hirst, Damien Hirst's spot paintings, or Andy Warhol, Whitney Houston, Judy Garland, Ian Curtis of Joy Division, Kurt Cobain, Jimi Hendrix or Truman Capote and you live in New York, you should head over to Jim Kempner Fine Art in Chelsea to see John Grande's exhibit "Oh You Pretty Things," which superimpose Damien Hirst's spot paintings over these icons.
Jim Kempner Fine Art is located at 501 West 23rd Street and the exhibit is up through February 23, 2014.
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Say u have int i=90 and char str[2], where str[] is an array of chars ( aka string), would u recommend using memset or memccpy (from string.h> to make a string from an integer.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — The rebel group that recently captured Goma, a strategic city in the Democratic Republic of Congo, pulled out hundreds of troops on Saturday, but Goma was still waiting to exhale.
Residents packed the streets to watch the rebels chug out of town in big trucks, with rebel soldiers belting out victory songs as they left.
"We saw combat, and the enemy ran away," the rebels cheered.
Another verse: "We're leaving, but we'll be back soon."
The rebels, called the M23, were under intense international pressure to leave Goma after inflicting a humiliating defeat on Congolese forces and setting off a national crisis with antigovernment protests erupting across Congo. As much as Goma was a coveted prize — it is the capital of North Kivu Province and one of Congo's most vital trade hubs — many rebel leaders said that holding the city and trying to administer it would have been too much trouble.
On Saturday afternoon, United Nations officials in Goma confirmed that the rebels were finally leaving. "It's happening," said Hiroute Guebre Sellassie, who heads the United Nations peacekeeping office in North Kivu Province. "By the close of business it should be done."Continue reading the main story
Still, many of Goma's residents were frightened about what lies ahead. Lawlessness has been increasing in the past week, with home invasions, carjackings and killings on the rise.
"Some people are worried that the army might be even worse than the M23 and that when the army returns they will start stealing," said one Goma resident who did not want to be identified because of the risk of reprisals.
"Others," the resident added, "said: 'Let's welcome the army. They may be thieves, but at least they are our thieves!' "
Goma's residents, like people in many other parts of Congo, have been trapped for years between marauding rebel groups that rape, pillage and kill with complete impunity and a dysfunctional government army that often does the same.
Under a peace plan brokered by Congo's neighbors, the M23 rebels are supposed to withdraw all their troops from Goma except for one company that will be allowed to stay at the airport along with government troops. A "neutral force" composed of soldiers from other African countries will also help keep the peace in Goma, a sprawling city of several hundred thousand people — maybe a million, no one really knows — spread out in the shadow of a smoking volcano.
On Saturday, Goma residents said they saw Ugandan and Tanzanian military officers in the city, possibly the vanguard of the neutral force.
The M23 group is widely believed to be backed by Rwanda, and a United Nations document leaked to The New York Times on Friday said that Rwandan troops had actually helped capture Goma.
Several of Rwanda's staunchest allies, including the United States and Britain, have cut back on aid to Rwanda because of the growing evidence that it has fomented yet another rebellion in Congo.
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Newly hired Nevada assistant football coach Jeff Genyk has accepted a job with the Wisconsin Badgers.
The 52-year-old Genyk, who was hired as the Wolf Pack's special teams and running backs coach in January, will coach special teams and tight ends at Wisconsin.
FootballScoop.com is reporting that Wolf Pack head coach Brian Polian already has a shortlist of candidates to replace Genyk.
Polian released the following statement:
"We want to wish Jeff Genyk the best of luck as he decided pursue another opportunity at Wisconsin. The timing of this transition is not ideal, but given Jeff's family ties in the Midwest, we understand his desire to be back in that part of the country. The process of interviewing candidates for the special teams/running backs job has already begun and I am confident that we will hire another top flight coach who wants to be a part of what we are building here at the University of Nevada."


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Kaepernick's 87.9 to 17.5 postseason Total QBR advantage over Dalton only magnifies the talent disparity between the two quarterbacks.
In a Tuesday interview with Lance McAlister of WLW-AM Cincinnati, offensive coordinator Jay Gruden defended the Bengals' decision to draft Dalton over Kaepernick with Carson Palmer's Cincinnati future in doubt.
"We didn't just need a quarterback to come in and compete or be a backup for a couple years and develop on the sidelines," Gruden explained. "We needed one to come in and start right away."
Although Brown was higher on Kaepernick's physical gifts, he ended up deferring to Gruden ostensibly because the Nevada quarterback was viewed as a developmental project.
"It was my feeling and a lot of other people's feeling in the building that Andy was the most mentally ready to come in and start Day 1," Gruden said. " ... Colin had the great physical makeup, but there were questions about his quarterback accuracy, as a passer is concerned. I also wasn't really into the read option stuff and it wasn't really that popular at the time."
The Bengals reaped the rewards of that logic when the "NFL-ready" Dalton exceeded expectations as a rookie. Three years later, the very same logic has the organization languishing in quarterback purgatory while the 49ers enjoy a uniquely talented player blossoming into the face of the franchise.
Cincinnati fans will have to live and die with Dalton, as coach Marvin Lewis made it clear Monday that there will be no major changes at quarterback in 2014.
"He's won big games for us and he'll continue to win big games. We ask a lot out of him, there's no doubt about it," Lewis said, via the Bengals' official website. "He just finished his third season of doing it. I believe in his abilities, I believe in his makeup, I believe in his maturity. ... He had another very good season. He's progressed well. We need to continue to do things to make his job just easier and easier to do."
After three seasons, Dalton is the prime meridian of NFL quarterbacks. Any quarterback above Dalton is a viable franchise player. Any quarterback below Dalton is a problem, not a solution.
We believe it's a fair assessment of Dalton's value. Gruden believes it's an unfair criticism of an improving player.
"Who do they want?" Gruden asked. "Aaron Rodgers isn't coming here in a trade. People need to appreciate what (Dalton) has done and will do."
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Serving as a governor involves more than making speeches and cutting ribbons. Doing the job right should require a lot of attention paid to requests for clemency and pardons, a power that only state chief executives possess.
That is the view of the Hon. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr, who served as governor of Maryland from 2003-2007 after an eight year career in the U.S. Congress.
Speaking to CUA Law students on Oct. 4 as part of the Law School's First Year Friday series, the governor's remarks, "Clemency Practice and Legacy," reminded students that incarceration rates in the United States, which are highest in the world proportional to population, got that way partly because the nation's governors don't pay enough attention to the issue of clemency.
"When you put a save-able 18 year old into the adult system, you have usually lost him forever," said Ehrlich.
The issue of clemency was a high priority for Ehrlich when he served in Annapolis, making him unusual among his gubernatorial colleagues from either party. He directed half of the state's five-attorney staff in office of legal counsel to spend time each day studying requests for pardons or reduced sentences.
"I was always taught this was an executive's job, but it's not today," said Ehrlich.
Currently serving as senior counsel in the government advocacy and public policy group at King and Spaulding, the issue of clemency still matters enough to Ehrlich that in early 2013 he announced the choice of the Columbus School of Law as the home of the newly formed CUA Law/Ehrlich Partnership on Clemency.
The clinic serves as an educational opportunity for students to do hands-on research and casework and as an informational clearinghouse for the nation's governors and their staffs on issues related to clemency.
Eight students are currently at work in the clinic, which was originally the object of an energetic courtship among D.C. area law schools. Ehrlich explained that he eventually chose CUA Law because "by far the best letter, the best proposal, came from Professor Sandy Ogilvy."
Ogilvy, who oversees the clemency clinic along with the Law School's Innocence Project, said that the clinic has undertaken a challenging 50-state survey of how many pardons the nations' governors have issued in recent years.
For his part, Ehrlich continues to raise money for the clemency clinic and intends to publicize it at the annual conference of the Republican Governors Association in Arizona in November.


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Embrace Carbohydrates
- Provide energy for ADLs (activities of daily living)
- Provide energy for physical activity
- Main fuel source for the brain
- Helps to assist in battling diseases such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease
- Helps to assist in reducing body fat and body weight
- Increase body's ability to burn fat
- Helps to assist in boosting mood
The bullet points above represent just a few of the many benefits of carbohydrates. I'm sure you would agree that each bullet point is quite important. So why would anyone want to cut out carbohydrates? Why would anyone want to follow a no carbohydrate or low carbohydrate diet? Great question because it's nothing shy of self-sabotage to do so. Voluntarily cutting out carbohydrates is like siphoning out the gasoline from your car, replacing it with water and expecting your car to run. Not only will your car not run, but this will do serious damage to your car. The same holds true with the human body; cut out carbohydrates and replace them with high protein and fat and this is a diet disaster in the making. Will cutting out carbohydrates create a fast weight loss? Absolutely it will, every single time. But get ready, because this individual is also guaranteed to regain some, all or more of this weight right back. Not only is the weight regain nothing shy of a guarantee, but individuals that cut out carbohydrates can also experience a loss of muscle. And this brings along a host of other issues such as a slowed metabolism and higher body fat percentages.
Often times individuals want to know good carbohydrates versus bad carbohydrates. I do not break up carbohydrates into such a list, why? Well, it's pretty self-explanatory. For example, candy, donuts and cake are all examples of carbohydrates. Will consuming such foods help assist in body transformation? Of course not. And, I never coach from a perspective of, 'you can't eat those foods.' Rather, I just give the facts and individuals can decide for themselves which path they choose. So, will consuming candy, donuts and cake help an individual achieve the lean, light, well-muscled physique they desire? The answer is no and if anything, consuming such foods will significantly increase one's body fat and body and body weight. Now again, I do not tell individuals not to each such foods. If someone chooses to consume such foods, that's their choice and they just have to understand and accept the negative consequences (weight gain, body fat gain) that come with eating such foods.
What carbohydrates are recommended? Vegetables of course, right? Wrong. Vegetables are not carbohydrates. Vegetables are simply, well, vegetables. They are good for us. They provide the body with fiber, vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. That's it, done; they are good for us, let's leave it at that. Sure, of course vegetables have a few grams of carbohydrates, but this does not make vegetables (broccoli, asparagus, cauliflower, etc.) a fuel/carbohydrate source. A slice of dense whole grain bread will have 5 grams of protein. Does this make this slice of bread a protein source? Of course not, it's a carbohydrate source (and a great one at that!). The same holds true for vegetables. Just because they have a few grams of carbohydrates does not make them a fuel/carbohydrate source. Vegetables are vegetables. Consume them for their health benefits and do not mistake them for a source of fuel (remember, its like water in the gas tank, that's not fuel).
We are talking about high-octane complex carbohydrates such as bread, pasta, rice, potato, oatmeal, etc. After hearing this, all too often the knee jerk reaction is, 'but carbohydrates make me fat!' Oh really, carbohydrates make you fat, huh? (reread bullet points above) Here is what I find so interesting about the, 'carbohydrates make me fat' mentality. Now let's keep in mind, these folks have to eat something, right? If they cut out carbohydrates, foods are still being consumed. Carbohydrates are being replaced with high protein and high fat. Do the same two words stand out to you (high fat)? Remember, these individuals are wanting to lose weight and lose body fat. So, let me get this straight. You want to lose weight and body fat and you think eating carbohydrates will make you fat. So, the next logical step is to eat high fat, really? Do you now see the huge disconnect with where the diet world has completely poisoned individuals' minds? Back in 2005 when I wrote my book Forever Fit, I referred to this the DCA (Diet Con Artist). Because folks stuck in the diet and food fad world have been conned once again.
Let's compare two meals. First off, let me put together a great high-octane breakfast. 2 slices whole grain bread, 2 egg whites, 2 tsp peanut butter. Now this is fuel! 318 calories, 51% carbohydrate, 25% protein, 24% fat. Now, the serial dieter is scared of this meal because of the bread and they think carbohydrates will make them gain weight. So instead, here is their breakfast of choice. Having personally coached thousands of individuals around the world, this meal has become the go-to for those following diets and food fads. 2 eggs, 4 slices turkey bacon. Let's look at these numbers. 311 calories, 1% carbohydrate, 49% protein, 50% fat. What jumps right out to you? These individuals are throwing out the most important fuel source, carbohydrates, and instead consuming 50% fat…50%! Not to mention 49% protein. And let's not ignore the 1% carbohydrate. 1% carbohydrate, that's it, 1%. There is absolutely NO fuel here. These 2 meals are virtually identical in terms of calories. But the comparison stops there. Only one is fueling the body and the other, well, not at all. The high fat meal is feeding the body, not fueling the body.
Let's look at some numbers and let's go back to the, 'vegetables are not a fuel/carbohydrate source.'
- ½ cup mixed vegetables: 8g carbohydrate
- ½ cup cooked brown rice: 22g carbohydrate
- ½ cup cooked wheat pasta: 30g carbohydrate
Bottom line is this; we want to focus on fueling the body, not just feeding the body. We want some oomph and gusto behind our carbohydrates and we want to choose high octane fuel for the body. The brown rice and wheat pasta provide the oomph. In only ½ cup, the body and brain are provided with fuel; 22g and 30g carbohydrate respectively. Now this is fuel folks. In addition to these ever-so-important complex carbohydrates mentioned above, fruit is also a nice carbohydrate choice. Fruit is not a replacement for complex carbohydrates. For example, we do not want to cut out complex carbohydrates and consume fruit-only. But, fruit of course has its benefits and also provides the body with good antioxidants. And this is where 9Round Nutrition helps to take the thinking out of this nutrition process for you. We help you break through the clutter and we simplify the process. Each meal and snack on your 9Round Nutrition meal plan is properly balanced with the right balance of carbohydrate-protein-fat. This way, you do not need to calculate any numbers. We have done the work and the heavy lifting for you. All you need to is enjoy the meals and snacks as Rxd and you will be sure to have your body properly fueled for success.
If you are ready to provide your body the energy it needs. If you are ready to provide your brain the energy it needs. If you are ready to battle against diseases such as Type 2 Diabetes. If you are ready to maximize your body's ability to build muscle and burn fat. If you are ready to boost your mood. If you are ready to maximize performance and recovery. Then it's time to drop the diet and food fad and embrace carbohydrates!


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St. Charles City-County Library District
Board of Trustees
June 12, 2012
The St. Charles City-County Library District Board of Trustees met at 7:00 pm on Tuesday, June 12, 2012 at the Library District Administrative Offices located at 77 Boone Hills Drive in St. Peters, Missouri.
Board Members present:
Board members absent:
Library Staff present:
President Myra Crook called the meeting to order at 7:00 pm with the Pledge of Allegiance. One member responded to roll call.
Myra Crook opened the floor for public comments. No requests for time were received.
Myra Crook confirmed that Jerry Cook, John Thoelke, and Mary Reese planned to attend the meeting; however since a sufficient number of trustees to satisfy a quorum of the Board could not attend, they were excused from attending the meeting.
Without a quorum of the Board, no official business was conducted or agenda items discussed.
Myra Crook suggested that a meeting to address the June 12 Board Meeting agenda items be scheduled for Tuesday, June 19 pending availability of a quorum of the Board or alternate date of Tuesday, June 26 pending confirmation of a quorum. Library staff will contact Board members regarding the June 19 & 26 dates and share the meeting date when a quorum of the Board will be available to meet. The rescheduled meeting date and agenda will be posted as required by statute.
The meeting was adjourned by President Myra Crook at 7:10 pm.
Respectfully submitted
Margaret A. Preiss, Acting Recording Secretary
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Santa delivered for the toy industry last year. After several years of decline, U.S. sales turned around in 2010 and grew about 2 percent from the prior year to about $21.87 billion, according to market researcher NPD Group.
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This place serves goat, too. Not just on weekends like many Hispanic spots in Seattle, but daily. I'm looking forward to returning to try the tortas and an intriguing dessert: corn on the cob with mayo.
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Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Push the Sky Away
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The Aussie band's 15th studio album in 30 years, and its first without Mick Harvey, may be more spare, somber and haunting than recent collections, but Cave's dark menace, devilish wit and yarn-spinning voodoo compensate for a lack of guitar bluster. — Edna Gundersen
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Cry of the Nameless
Cry of the Nameless was a science fiction fandom fanzine published by F.M. Busby (1921-2005) and Elinor Busby, as well as Wally Weber, Burnett Toskey and G. M. Carr (1907-2005).
It was begun in the 1950s by F. M. Busby as a club bulletin of The Nameless Ones, a science fiction club in Seattle, Washington, U.S.A. In the mid-50s, the name was shortened to Cry, when the zine editors began publishing more general material and the editors began paying the publishing costs. During that time, it had a reputation as the most 'fannish' fanzine, and was accessible to newer fans, while also including older fans and established personalities such as Robert Heinlein.
It featured a prozine review column by F.M. Busby, the "Random Harvest" column by Terry Carr (Innuendo, Lighthouse), John Berry's trip reports "The Goon Goes West", fiction by Hal Lynch, writing by Redd Boggs (Sky Hook), Les Gerber, Dean Grennell (Grue), and Ted White; it was the first zine to publish work by artist Steve Stiles, and included a very popular letter column by Wally Weber. The fanzine got letters from all sorts of fans including one from Albert Einstein in August 1952, as well as Rich Brown, Bob Lichtman and novice fans like David B. Williams.
Cover art work was contributed by ATom, Les Nirenberg (The Panic Button), Steve Stiles, and Sylvia White.
It's true success though, was in capturing the lives of the various fans involved in "The Nameless Ones", their meetings, parties, get togethers to make the zine, visits to each others home and their lives, recipes from Elinor Busby, all related to readers from a humorous angle. The circle of people involved included Jim and Doreen Webbert, Vonda McIntyre, Gordon Eklund, Jerry Pournelle; G. M. Carr, Wally Weber and Burnett Toskey, who were also editors at some points in the life of the zine; and the Busbys.
It ceased publication in mid 1964 after the 174th issue, due to Wally Weber's move to Alabama, although briefly making a comeback in the late 60's.
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Nic Holt needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 49 designs submitted by 13 freelance designers.
"Haulton Constructions" or "Haulton" - please see http://www.haulton.com.au
Haulton is a leading supplier of infrastructure facilities and process systems to Water Authorities throughout Victoria (Australia) and further afield.
Established in 1992, Haulton has six divisions with in-house capacity for design, engineering and project management - from the original conception through to building, installation and servicing client facilities.
Our management team and employees are proud of the excellent reputation that we have gained as a company that invariably delivers projects of a high standard, on time, and with a minimum of cost variations.
We design, construct, install, commission and provide technical support for;
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• Water and Sewer Reticulation Networks
• Switchboard Control Panels
• High Voltage Installations
• Underground Power Reticulation Works
• Pumping Stations
• Pollution Control Systems
• Chemical Dosing Facilities
Haulton also provide plant upgrades (electrical and mechanical) plus automation and monitoring, project management, planned plant maintenance, process and risk analysis, life-cycle cost monitoring, water re-use options and analysis, waste water minimization, and turn-key plant construction.
We recently used 99 Designs to develop a new logo which we are happy with, and will use it as the company emblem in the website we wish to develop.
We want Haulton's website to enable our clients and potential clients to clearly and simply understand what Haulton does. The majority of our clients are large water authorities/boards or industrial clients and while they know who we are, we want to further their understanding through text and images of what we can do.
We want our target audience to see us embracing change and providing leading technological solutions.
Key Messages
• Professional execution; on time & on budget
• Complete range of services so that nothing falls through the cracks
A Home Page – no scroll down, single page with logo (attached), Project image slide show and;
• "About Us" tab with drop down menu – Mission Statement, History, Personnel,
• "Projects" tab with drop down menu – Current, Gallery
• "Services" tab with drop down menu – Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Process, Pollution Control
•"Policies & Standards" tab with drop down menu – Quality Assurance, Safety, Environmental
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• "Search" Bar
Our Site should be Clean, Professional, Simple and Attractive like;
http://www.cdec.com.au/ - we like the simplicity of this site.
http://makwater.com.au/ - Really like this one, but we need to ensure we differentiate ourselves as they are in the same industry
http://www.pinkcactus.com.au/folio_web.html - check this designer out if you need some inspiration
A fresh innovative but professional design is the most important criteria for assessing submissions.
Copies of our Logo (jpg and ai), Technology Details (see Website Design Brief) and a Company Power Point are attached.