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Whoa! Fat oil disposal boxes
Most of you have probably heard of those oil change boxes where you can drain your motor oil from your car — if you do it yourself.
Well, it turns out that Island Shell Environmental Manufacturing of Aiea, which produces the Suck'Em Up Oil Change Boxes, also makes the Whoa! Fat Kitchen Oil Disposal Box.
It's basically a Chinese takeout box filled inside with highly absorbent cellulose materials made from recycled newspapers, cardboards and phonebooks (retail price $3), which absorb your cooking oil.
It takes up to four cups of oil. If you don't use it all up right away, you can store this box under your sink or in the fridge. When done, toss it into your trash can for curbside pickup (the oil will in turn go to HPOWER and be converted back into energy).
The logo is fun and kind of catchy.
Fats, oils and grease — collectively known as FOG — are the city sewer system's No. 1 enemy, according to a city report. When you pour oil down your sink, it cools in the sewer line and solidifies, potentially forming clogs that can cause your sewer to overflow or back up into buildings.
This goes for pretty much any kind of oil, including olive oil (which is what I mostly cook with) for simple stir-fries. It's not just the big vat of oils used to fry foods that we're talking about.
Brothers Chea and CJ Peat of CP Distributions LLC are the distributors of the Whoa! Fat box. They're getting the word out via social media, on Whoa! Fat's Facebook page as well as website.
Chea is actually a property manager, and he can tell you firsthand of the woes and expenses condo associations have had to go through to fix their sewer lines due to people pouring excess grease and oil down their sinks.
The boxes replace more traditional oil disposal methods, which include pouring oil into old milk cartons, jars and paper towels to clean up excess cooking oils. One reader called in to say you could make your own oil disposal box out of recycled half-gallon milk cartons and recycled newspapers — I think you certainly could and that's not a bad idea if you don't want to shell out money to buy a box. You would be recycling and keeping grease out of the sewer lines.
If you don't want to make your own box, then you can buy a Whoa! Fat box. What I like is that these boxes are actually manufactured here out of materials recycled from the island.
If you don't have access to Internet (as another reader informed me), you can pick up a Whoa! Fat box at Napa Auto Parts in Hawaii Kai (333 Keahole St.) and Kaimuki (3562 Waialae Ave.) or at Kale's Natural Foods at the Hawaii Kai Shopping Center (377 Keahole St.).


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As a result of this economic downturn, many people are rebooting, reinventing, and retooling. They're also rethinking what it means to really be prosperous.Prosperity, to be sure, is personal and multidimensional. Still, in universal terms, it is possible to define it. How? By one simple yet significant equation.
The prosperous Equation
Prosperity has three pillars that together create the "Prosperity Equation":
Money + Happiness + Sustainability = Prosperity.
1. Money isn't everything, but it is an undeniable part of prosperity. Yet, what is most important about money is how it interacts with your life and how you spend your energy and effort earning it. The big question, then, is this: How much money is "enough"? It is a fact that if you want to achieve real, lasting prosperity, you need enough money to support your financial goals and honour your values and principles, but not so much that money serves to distract or alienate you from those very values and principles.
2. Happiness has been discussed and debated for centuries. At heart, however, it embodies four key elements: - Health and well-being (supporting a healthy mind, body, and spirit); -- Values (committing to what you cherish, such as family, faith, and friendships); - Authenticity (living aligned with your personal principles and passions);and - State of mind (having positive feelings about yourself and the world around you).
3. Sustainability can be more movable and flowing than being constant. Still, if you can answer "Yes" to three basic questions, the prosperity you seek is probably sustainable: 1) Do I feel good about it? (it aligns income and happiness); 2) Will I be able to maintain the effort required? (you can keep at it over the long term); and 3) Is it ethical, environmentally responsible, and beneficial to others? (it can, and will, be measured by more than profits alone).
The Six practices
Know out once that there are no shortcuts to attaining true prosperity. Yet, with a smart, specific action plan, along with hard work and perseverance, you can do more than dream about prosperity--you can achieve it. I will therefore recommend these practices
1. Find your personal Polaris Point; In astronomy, there is only one Polaris, or North Star. It stays fixed in the heavens, and by its very essence, reveals true north, a phenomenon guiding travellers since the dawn of history. Your personal "Polaris Point," then, is your true north, or envisioned future: what you aspire to become, to achieve, to contribute, and to create. It is uniquely and completely yours, and as a unifying focal point, helps ensure you're moving in the right direction. So, you need to hold on to it and follow your aspiration, which you much control at all times, why? Because every steps you take leads you to it.
Tip: A true Polaris Point is clear and compelling yet not restrictive. Start by thinking about the people you most admire and how you might want to emulate their lives. Consider family, friends, teachers, world leaders, and even fictional characters in your favourite movies or novels.
2. Balance money and happiness. Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak once said, "My goal wasn't to make a ton of money. It was to build good computers." When your earnings and your Polaris Point are in balance, you're living in your "Prosperity Zone." Your prosperity will continue not as your income or happiness increases but as a function of the difference between your income and happiness.
Tip: Most people say their income would have to double to free them from money worries. Yet, when that actually happens, the financial security and happiness they anticipated doesn't materialize. So, they redouble their efforts—and keep chasing a moving target. (Researchers call this tendency the hedonic treadmill.) Ask yourself, "To pursue my Polaris Point, what would my annual income need to be?" Figure out the answer—and stick with it!
3. Earn from the inside out. Passions and profits really do mix very much. Think about your core values, strengths, and desires. The more that you "earn from your core", tapping into a deeper kind of energy and passion, the greater your competitive advantage and earning potential.Tip: list/record your personal attributes and capabilities—what sets you apart and makes you truly unique. Determine what really motivates you and where you're most excited, eager, and energized. And think about what draws people to you. These and other will help you formulate your brand, or real "personal vibe."
4. Focus on what you already have. Whether they start with a little or a lot, people who emphasize what they already have—abilities, work and life experiences, contacts, and more—usually end up with the most. Be acutely aware of your own abundance, not your lack, and your "glass half-full" can become even fuller.
Tip: You get more of what you focus on. So, instead of thinking about what you don't have or want, i.e., "I have no experience in that" or some complain here and there," start thinking about what you do have and want.
5. Create and commit to a plan. Something powerful happens when you "decide to decide" to live the life you really want. In creating a prosperity roadmap, you can plan your work—and work your plan. Also, be sure to write it down. Only then can you really visualize your goals, pinpoint your targets, and mark your milestones.
Tip: Write your plan by hand—infusing it with a physicality inclination and desire—and use a narrative form, not bullet points or a spreadsheet. Create a shortened version—a 25-word elevator speech—and memorize it.
6. Take profound, continuous action. A plan is meaningless if it is left to collect dust. Take profound action and persist, persist, persist. The road to prosperity begins when you realize that you're the dealer.
Tip: Hesitation is the enemy of action. Don't dither, dillydally, or delay. Instead, move ahead quickly and efficiently to get into a flow. If you start to lose faith or courage, reach out to people in your network who can provide encouragement and guidance.
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Investigations Division
The Real Estate Investigators conduct investigations in response to consumer complaints concerning a licensee's performance of real estate activities and the professional conduct of licensees. In addition, the Real Estate Investigators also conduct investigations regarding licensing and education issues.
The Department is authorized to investigate and take action when someone violates real estate law or the Commissioner's Rules. The majority of complaints filed involve the following:
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By Lee S. Cook
Title: Champion family papers, 1758-1778
Extent: 4.0 Items
Forms of Material: Calligraphy (visual works), Diplomas, Letters (correspondence)
Languages: English
Repository: Litchfield Historical Society
Access Restrictions: This collection is open for research.
Acquisition Source: Donor unknown.
Acquisition Method: Found in collection
Original/Copies Note: For more information please see http://www.litchfieldhistoricalsociety.org.
Preferred Citation: Champion family papers (2010-17-0), Litchfield Historical Society, Helga J. Ingraham Memorial Library, 7 South Street, P.O. Box 385, Litchfield, Connecticut 06759.
Other Note: This collection was processed with support from the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR).


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Gels Sun Reading Glasses: Tortoise
The Gels Sunreaders collection represents the latest advances in rimless eyewear technology by carefully balancing simple frame architecture with a sleek fashionable aesthetic. Each Gels Sunreader style has been infused with a captivating color palette and a precise mounting system to give you the ultimate in flavor and functionality. The Gels are made out of lightweight TR-90 Surgical plastic that provides maximum comfort and durability. The Gels Sunreaders offer 100% UV protection and are available in four powers.
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Gwyneth Paltrow said she's all too familiar with the exploitation of women in Hollywood.
The Oscar-winner revealed in Elle's November "Women in Hollywood" issue that she once faced a "casting-couch" moment.
"Yup. When I was just starting out, someone suggested that we finish a meeting in the bedroom," Paltrow recalled. "I left. I was pretty shocked. I could see how someone who didn't know better might worry, 'My career will be ruined if I don't give this guy a blow job!'"
Paltrow, 38, went on to star in "Se7en," "Emma" and "Sliding Doors" before scoring a Best Actress Oscar in 1998 for playing Lady Viola in "Shakespeare in Love."
"I thought we were just making this little art movie with insider jokes for playwrights," she told Elle of "Shakespeare." "I never would have thought this movie would take off the way that it did."
Despite the level of on-screen success she's attained, Paltrow said she feels "kind of dejected" about the kinds of roles available to women today.
"There's a lot that's okay, but there's little that's really good, especially for someone my age," she told Elle. "Sometimes you find out that something you really liked is going to someone 10 years younger.
But she said she finds it "heartening that Meryl Streep and Sandra Bullock have been able to find and create amazing projects."
Paltrow also said she's excited about the Steven Soderbergh film she's currently working on, "Contagion."
The project's "amazing ensemble cast" reunites Paltrow with her "The Talented Mr. Ripley" co-stars Matt Damon and Jude Law.


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Via Politico. My silly first reaction to this was, "Wow, she basically just admitted that the Republicans slamming her over this for the past 16 months have a point." But what else could she say? Imagine the uproar if she had answered a question about her biggest regret and didn't say "Benghazi." There's no spinning this issue away. Her best move is to own it, as she did here, and trust that the left and the media will continue to treat outrage over Benghazi as an artifact of partisanship. Yes, it was her job to provide security for a consulate in a notoriously dangerous area, and sure, she failed to do that, and okay, Americans were murdered, but these wingnuts simply will. not. let. it. go. I think she trusts that her team can get deep enough in the weeds on security protocols and CIA coordination and bureaucracy, etc etc, to convince swing voters that it's only nominally her fault, not actually her fault, which would make this a minor liability in the campaign. Throw enough mind-numbing he-said-she-said partisan bickering at low-information voters and they'll throw their hands up and dismiss the whole subject as one whose truth will never really be known. Hillary will happily settle for that.
Where Benghazi might hurt her a bit is as an attack on her vaunted "experience." She may lack for accomplishments but she doesn't lack for credentials; the eventual GOP nominee will almost certainly be seen by most voters as greener than Hillary is. "Benghazi" is thus a byword for how little her supposed experience mattered to Americans under her command. That's one reason why Ted Cruz and Rand Paul have been so prominent in attacking her on it, I think — it's an unusually efficient way to reduce her "experience" advantage over legislators who are still in their first terms. (For Paul, ripping her on lax security is also a way for him to build some credibility as a kinda sorta hawk.) The whole thrust of the Republican message in the next campaign will be that Hopenchange and its Clintonian inheritors are, despite their claims to expertise and "smart power," fundamentally incompetent in their management of the country domestically and abroad. They saw the problems with the ObamaCare website coming and they blew it. They saw the security problems in Benghazi coming and they blew that. They saw the Iranian nuke program developing for years and years and, by the end of O's term, they'll have blown that too. Although, ironically, if/when Obama fumbles the ball on Iran, that'll undermine another potential GOP argument against Hillary — namely, that her successor at State was much more successful than she was. I like using Kerry as a yardstick for Hillary since it exposes the modesty of her own resume in such stark terms, but since Kerry will probably end up praising her to the skies in the next campaign, it'd probably backfire.
Two clips here, one of Hillary and the other of Newt Gingrich from a week ago warning the GOP that you can't expect to beat her by playing small ball. And Benghazi, for presidential campaign purposes, with the country consumed by the economic forecast and the future of health care, is small ball.


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mattkfisher needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 66 designs submitted by 28 freelance designers.
Logo/Business Name design to be simple and sophisticated but also eye catching.
Pride Travel Pty Ltd
I would like a logo, with or without the company name. I am marketing towards the GLBTI community and want something modern and eye catching.
- If using the company name, I like text such as "SG Europa Grotesk SB Round Alternative" - ie. rounded edges. - But am open to anything.
- If using any pink, then it has to be bold (not a light pink).
- I have a tag line but this is not essential in this design "we take pride in your travel"
- Don't want capital letters in the business name
- Am open to "rainbow" colours but as I am trying to have a more sophisticated, upmarket feel, this is not essential - but i wouldn't rule it out.
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Expand your horizons in acrylic painting with Bennett Vadnais and learn valuable techniques for color mixing, glazing, texture and detail work.
If you're looking to broaden your palette from oils or watercolors, or even have experience in acrylic, you'll gain fresh insight through observing Vadnais' classically inspired process. After an overview of tube vs. fluid colors, brushes and panel preparation, Vadnais launches into the the creation of a landscape, drawing on extensive training and experience as an artist in classical realism. The intimate studio setting allows you to see close-up how Vadnais transfers a drawing, builds a monochromatic underpainting to establish values, then creates both atmospheric effects and rigorously defined details with with glazes and opaque painting methods. gYou'll have a clear view of both palette and brush as Vadnais explains how he uses acrylic colors to achieve depth, luminosity and texture techniques you can apply to your own practice. As questions arise, Vadnais is available to answer them and to give you feedback on your own work.
If you're not delighted with your Bluprint experience, we'll make it right or give you a full refund.


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State Theatre Presents 17th Annual Elvis Birthday Bash Tonight
Celebrate the State Theatre's 17th rockin' Elvis Birthday Bash with the Ultimate Tribute Show! The Elvis Birthday Bash pays homage to the King of Rock 'N Roll with Scot Bruce as the young heartbreaker and Mike Albert as the seasoned "Vegas-style" Elvis. Backed by the fantastic Big "E" Band, they'll leave you screaming for more.
Mike and Scot have been playing the two "Elvis'" every year since the Bash debuted at State Theatre in 1997.
Show time is tonight, February 1 at 7:30 PM. Tickets are $41 & $36 and can be purchased by visiting the State Theatre Box Office, 453 Northampton Street, Easton, by calling 1-800-999-STATE, 610-252-3132 or online at www.statetheatre.org.
Mike Albert:
Mike Albert's "Ultimate Tribute" show has become known worldwide for the respectful portrayal of the late Elvis Presley. The show had its beginnings with Mike using sing-a-long tapes of Elvis' hits. Mike won several major world "Elvis" contests, and demand for his shows resulted in putting together a seven piece Big "E" Band, to emulate the sound Elvis' band had in the Vegas shows and on tour. An appearance on the Oprah Winfrey show and being featured in six music videos on the national show "A Current Affair", with Maury Povich, further exposed audiences to Mike's talent.
The actual vocal groups that backed Elvis (the legendary Jordanaires and J.D. Sumner and the Stamps quartet) have toured across the U.S., Europe and as far as Australia and New Zealand with Mike's show at many large conventions and theaters. Mike's style and charisma and his ability to get the audience involved in the show have proved to be quite the crowd pleaser. Fairs, festivals, dinner shows and large car cruises have established a long-term relationship with Mike and his band that draws sold-out crowds year after year. Highlighting Mike's career was an invitation to do the Miss Tennessee beauty pageant, with a full orchestra and choreographed dance routines, and a repeat invitation three years later.
Mike's powerful voice lends itself well to every type of Elvis' music - 50's, 60's and 70's rock and roll and love songs, as well as a very successful gospel/Christmas show. Since Elvis had so many hits, Mike makes it a point to keep the show fresh with an ever-changing song line-up! Special requests are often delivered to audiences who are "All Shook Up"!
Read more about Mike at www.mikealbertsings.com.
Scot Bruce
Originally from the Pacific Northwest, where he was a radio personality and a drummer, Scot has lived in Los Angeles since 1990. While pursuing music and acting as a career (and having been a musician and big Elvis fan all of his life), he started doing a 1950's era Elvis show as a way to survive the lean times. The result was a surprise to Scot... what was meant as a part-time "gig" to supplement his income, blossomed into a full time career! Because of his uncanny resemblance to the young "King" (and his ability to sing, strum a guitar, and swivel his hips), his live show has taken him across the U.S. and all over the world. As Elvis, he has appeared in music videos with Faith Hill and Sheryl Crow, and has been heard as the "Resident Elvis" with his pals Mark and Brian" on their highly rated Los Angeles morning radio show. Scot has also appeared in recurring roles on the hit soap operas Days of Our Lives andThe Bold and the Beautiful, a Pizza Hut commercial, the California Lottery "Elvis" ad campaign, and in several successful productions ofIdols of the King, including the historic Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, the Barter Theatre in Virginia and the Alabama Shakespeare Festival in Montgomery. Recently, he had the honor of performing with the legendary Jordanaires (Elvis' original backup singers). If you saw the True Hollywood Story: Elvis in Hollywood on E! Entertainment Network, that was Scot playing Elvis in the recreation scenes. He performs at Disneyland on a regular basis, and tours with the 'Legends of Rock & Roll - Buddy, Roy & Elvis.'
Aside from "being Elvis" Scot is a songwriter, and (whenever possible) he performs an acoustic guitar/harmonica solo act in local pubs and plays the drums with L.A. based rock-a-billy bands.
Read more about Scot at www.scotbruce.com.


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Welcome to LabTV, created by the National Defense Education Program. These webisodes are aimed at enhancing and building America's strength in science and engineering and demonstrate the amazing research that is everyday work at various Department of Defense labs around the country. At the K-12 (pre-college) level, NDEP emphasizes hands-on learning experiences and encourages students and teachers of all ages to "learn by doing" with Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Learning Modules. This video focuses on science but also touches on technology, engineering and math.
Length: 4 mins. 14 secs.
Air Force scientists work on the technology of science fiction.
Length: 4 mins. 14 secs.
Turning T-Shirts and Table Scraps into Jet Fuel
Length: 4 mins. 08 secs.
Reading Brain Waves Helps Keep Pilots Sharp
Length: 4 mins. 12 secs.
Saving lives, salamander style
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Cooking Up Tomorrow's TV Technology
Length: 4 mins. 17 secs.
Helping Astronauts and Injured Soldiers
Length: 4 mins. 43 secs.
Tiny Refrigerator Saves Hubble Camera
Length: 3 mins. 53 secs.
Teaching Machines to Recognize Images
Length: 4 mins. 27 secs.
Training for a Mission
Length: 4 mins. 20 secs.
How Dolphins See With Sound
Length: 3 mins. 54 secs.
40 Pounds of Amazing Aircraft
Length: 4 mins. 42 secs.
The Army's New Weapon Against a Killer
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Inventing New Flame Resistant Composites
Length: 4 mins. 9 secs.
Interactive Training Goes Immersive
Length: 3 mins. 54 secs.
Active Denial From Very Hot to Suddenly Not
Length: 4 mins. 17 secs.
Pilot Safety at Serious Altitude
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Teenage Rocket Scientists Compete in The Plains, Virginia
Length: 3 mins. 45 secs.
Big Things With Small Materials
Length: 3 mins. 59 secs.
Getting Good at Math for Fun and Trophies
Length: 4 mins. 7 secs.
Saving Lives with Ink Jet Printers
Length: 4 mins. 20 secs.
Designing Micro Air Vehicles
Length: 4 mins. 24 secs.
Flying in the Micro Aviary
Length: 4 mins. 17 secs.
Students Learn to Reverse Environmental Harm
Length: 4 mins. 35 secs.
A Virtual Human with a Sense of Humor
Length: 4 mins. 46 secs.
Training for High G Flying
Length: 3 mins. 23 secs.
Communication Glove Designed for Space Will Be a Delight on Earth
Length: 4 mins. 35 secs.
Blurring the Reality Barrier
Length: 4 mins. 28 secs.
Technology Helps Heal Minds and Bodies
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Digital Bagdad in a California Desert
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Summer Sweeps
We have an exciting new lineup of shows for you this Summer, target demographic viewers! That's right, who needs scripts, stars, or self-respect when you could be watching "Joan Rivers' Surgery Cam," "Bulimic Hoarders with STDs Who Didn't Know They Were Pregnant," or "Temptation Island 12"?
And, by popular demand, the star of the much beloved Microsoft Word program, That Paperclip Guy, gets his own reality show! Don't miss the fun as he and his plucky sidekick Bulbous tour the nation, terrorizing interns!
So, TV fans, pop the popcorn, grab the remote, and get ready to watch reruns on Hulu! Yeah!
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How do I make an appointment for my class to visit the Cunningham Center?
To make an appointment, please call 413.585.2764 or e-mail. Please let us know what date and time you would like to visit, and how many people will be in your group.
How far in advance do I need to make an appointment?
Two weeks' notice is ideal and will allow staff time to prepare for your visit, but we may be able to accommodate your visit with less notice. Please note that many classes use the Cunningham Center during term time (September through December, and February through April), so please allow extra time or provide two possible days/times for your visit, in case there is a conflict with a class using our space.
How can I find works in your collection for my class visit?
Please explore our online collection database and prepare a list of up to fifteen works on paper you wish to view.
I am not able to find what I'm looking for in the database. Who should I contact?
The Cunningham Center staff is always available to assist professors or teachers in finding works appropriate for their classes. Please contact Henriette Kets de Vries, Cunningham Center Manager, at 413.585.2778.
How many works may I request for each visit?
We encourage you to visit as often as you like, but please select no more than fifteen works per visit.
How many students may I bring for a class at the Cunningham Center?
While our facility is spacious, we limit class size to twenty-five students or fewer, as larger classes diminish the viewing experience. If you have more than twenty-five students, we can often make arrangements to split the class into groups. Please contact Henriette Kets de Vries, Cunningham Center Manager, at firstname.lastname@example.com or 413.585.2778, for ideas on how to work with large classes.
Can I see paintings or sculpture at the Cunningham Center?
No. The Cunningham Center only houses works on paper (prints, drawings, photographs, or illustrated and artist's books). To request seeing objects in the painting and sculpture collection, please contact Louise Laplante, Registrar/Collections Manager at 413.585.2765. Faculty interested in using paintings or sculptures from storage as part of a class visit or assignment may be able to display them in the Winslow Teaching Gallery. For more information, contact Maggie Lind, Associate Educator for Academic Programs at 413.585.2783.
Is it possible for my students to get some background information about the works on paper we've selected to see?
Due to staff limitations, we can only provide this kind of information if we receive your request in advance.
I've never taught with art objects before and would like some assistance. Who should I contact?
We are happy to help, by phone or in person. Please contact Henriette Kets de Vries, Cunningham Center Manager, at (413.585.2778); or Maggie Lind, Associate Educator for Academic Programs, at (413.585.2783); for assistance in planning your class visit.
I'm an art teacher and I would like my students to sketch during our visit; is this allowed?
Yes. Sketching is allowed in the Cunningham Center. Students may use graphite, colored pencil, and conté crayon. No ink pens, markers, or paints are allowed in the Center. We encourage classes to bring their own paper and drawing boards.
Is there seating available in the Cunningham Center?
Yes, we have stools and chairs available. Tables may be arranged any way you wish. Please let us know your wishes in advance, so that we can have enough chairs on hand and arrange the tables accordingly.


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Hope Solo's Taste in Men Is Pretty Awful
Star soccer player Hope Solo continues her streak of terrible judgment -- this time by getting engaged to NFL player Jerammy Stevens after a two-month courtship, seeing things implode when he was arrested on assault charges, and then marrying him anyway.
Did we mention he has a rap sheet longer than the business end of John Holmes?
The couple's secret nuptials were planned for Tuesday, Nov. 13, but were canceled after police arrested Stevens on suspicion of fourth degree assault against Solo.
Seems when cops responded to a disturbance call for a wild shindig in Kirkland, Wash., they found several injured party-goers -- including Solo herself.
Stevens was found "hiding" upstairs with dried blood all over his shirt and "signs of a fight around him." He claimed he was sleeping (apparently with Freddy Krueger), but when he told police about a verbal argument with Solo, he was taken into custody.
Court documents state the couple was fighting over whether they should live in Florida or Washington. Like that's even a question up for debate since Washington passed legal marijuana usage last week.
Solo appeared in court on Tuesday, and her lawyer gave the judge a statement saying Stevens never assaulted her. As a result, all charges were dropped against him.
It's the latest brush with the law for Stevens, who most recently played for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Since 1998, he's been in trouble for things including sexual assault, physical assault, reckless driving, DUI and pot possession (see? Washington, dude).
Way to pick 'em, Hope.
On the bright side -- because drama always has a bright side for someone -- this could be a possible new chapter in Solo's next scandal-soaked memoir.
The eye-rollingly outspoken Olympic gold-medalist and former 'Dancing With the Stars' contestant said in her autobiography that the show is rigged and that Maksim Chmerkovskiy, her dance partner, slapped her around during rehearsals. (Maks denies that, but if you saw her "dancing," you can't help but wonder if he might've been tempted.)
Shortly after the charges were dropped, Solo and Stevens reportedly tied the knot anyway. And if Bravo is smart, they'll give these two kids the reality show they deserve.


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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New Yorkers took to the streets on Sunday to help in the recovery from Superstorm Sandy, volunteering to clean up devastated areas and using an annual Veterans Day parade to collect donations for victims struggling without homes or power.
Police raised the storm's death toll in New York City to 43, adding the death of a 77-year-old retired custodian who was found last week at the bottom of the steps of his apartment building in Rockaway, Queens, paralyzed and with head injuries. He died at a hospital on Saturday, they said.
The Rockaways peninsula in the city's Queens borough was one of the hardest hit by the storm, one of the region's worst natural disasters in history, which toppled houses, uprooted trees and left hundreds of thousands of people without power.
Thousands remained in temporary shelters.
In what was likely to be a great relief to hundreds of thousands of commuters struggling to get to jobs without mass transit, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie announced that some PATH trains that connect New York and New Jersey would resume service on Monday morning.
However, service at the Hoboken, Exchange Place and World Trade Center stations was still suspended due to severe flooding and will likely remain so for several weeks, they said.
Officials also announced the limited reopening of the Governor Hugh L. Carey Tunnel, formerly known as the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel, for rush-hour bus service Monday morning.
The tunnel, which connects Brooklyn with downtown Manhattan, flooded with an estimated 43 million gallons of water in each of its two tubes that damaged electrical, lighting, communications, surveillance and ventilation systems, authorities said.
Organizers of the Veterans Day parade, New York City's first post-Sandy major event since the marathon was canceled last weekend, asked spectators lining the parade route to bring coats to be donated to storm victims.
Some 600,000 people were expected to watch, organizers said.
Organizers were hoping to collect 50,000 coats by week's end, part of an annual drive that started two weeks early to help Sandy victims, said Gary Bagley, executive director of New York Cares.
"What's wonderful is that veterans came to us and felt in the spirit of service, that is so prevalent among folks in the armed forces, they wanted to make sure the veterans were not only being honored today but also doing their bit to help," he said.
"To have the first event following Hurricane Sandy to be about those who have served the public I think could not be more fitting," he added.
Power outages continued to plague the region, fraying tempers among people living without lights, heat or hot water.
The U.S. Department of Energy said there were 166,499 customers without power in New York, New Jersey and West Virginia following Sandy and the recent Nor'easter storm.
Total customer outages from Sandy and the Nor'easter peaked at more than 8.6 million after the hurricane came ashore on the New Jersey coast on October 29.
On Long Island, to the east of New York City, some 62,000 people remained without power, according to the Long Island Power Authority. It said it restored power to 38,000 customers on Saturday.
LIPA said 55,000 homes could not have power restored, however, until homeowners have equipment repaired and inspected.
Electric utilities have drawn withering criticism for their failure to quickly restore power throughout the region. Speaking on CNN, U.S. Representative Peter King, who represents the area, called the situation "a disgrace."
"The LIPA has failed miserably. They are not doing a good job," he said. "It really has reached crisis proportions."
Sandy smashed into the East Coast on October 29, killing at least 121 people and causing an estimated $50 billion in damages and economic losses.
Recovery workers, from volunteers to firefighters, National Park Service workers and thousands of National Guard members, helped clean up in Queens and the city's Staten Island borough, also badly damaged, clearing mounds of garbage, sand and debris.
Medical teams were going door to door to check on residents on high-rise buildings without power.
A bit of relief came in the form of warmer temperatures.
Still, residents said they were exhausted. Priscilla Perez, 30, was climbing up 11 flights of stairs in the dark, carrying clothes, jugs of water supplies and her one year-old daughter to an apartment at the Bay Towers in Rockaway Park.
Helping carry the load was her 10-year-old son, Elijah, who she said is struggling with the impact of the storm.
"He doesn't want to eat. He's never been through anything like this," she said. "I tell him when we go to get food, 'Take a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, take a hot dog,' but he says no."
Elsewhere in Queens, small cranes scooped up mounds of sand washed ashore by the storm, and firefighters used hoses to power-wash streets.
"We're taking it one day at a time," said Jim Long, a firefighter whose home suffered water damage. "The water table is pretty high. You clean out some water and come back the next day and there's more water."
Sunday marked the third day of gas rationing in New York City, under a system in which cars with odd- and even-numbered license plates can fill up only on alternate days.
President Barack Obama is to visit hard-hit areas of New York City on Thursday.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg said in a radio address that the city has distributed almost two million meals, half a million liters of water and more than 100,000 blankets as well as space heaters, baby supplies and flashlight batteries.
The city was distributing underwear, winter hats, toilet paper, bleach, soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste and towels.
New York's Con Edison utility said almost 4,000 customers in New York City and suburban Westchester County remained without electrical service. It also said the restoration could cost as much as $450 million.
Thousands of customers in flood-ravaged areas of Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island cannot get power restored until their equipment is repaired and tested, it said.
Bloomberg said the city was sending in teams of contractors and inspectors to help hasten the process.
In Staten Island, a fear of crime in the darkened neighborhoods was evident in signs hanging on many houses that read "Beware of Dog" or "This home is Remington protected."
Sandy caused five times as many outages as the next largest storm in Con Edison's history, which was Hurricane Irene in August 2011, the utility said.
In New Jersey, the PSE&G utility said some 3,000 customers remained without electricity but that it had restored power to 99.9 percent of the 1.7 million customers hit.
Additional reporting by Eileen Houlihan and Olivia Oran, Writing by Ellen Wulfhorst; Editing by Doina Chiacu and Christopher Wilson


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Can "sunshine laws" that expose the true supply chain for a product set off a virtuous wave that helps to mitigate global inequality and unfairness? I hope so. Stanford offers us a case study. As detailed in this article , there is a discussion of the Stanford Student's plan:
"On Thursday, a committee of Stanford's trustees considered a resolution to create a new proxy voting guideline for the university's investments. The guideline would support shareholders' efforts to make companies trace the supply chain of the minerals used in their products."
The students are worried about cases such as this one; "In the Democratic Republic of Congo, armed groups force villagers to mine minerals like wolframite and cassiterite. Metals processed from such minerals are used in consumer electronics products, including laptop computers, MP3 players, cellphones and digital cameras.
So, the students want the Stanford endowment to use its muscle to nudge high tech firms to reveal their global supply chains. This "full information" would be a good thing! Does the CEO of some of these firms not know where the raw ingredients for her product come from? Is ignorance bliss?
Now, my question here is the following; once the CEO is made aware that a key part of her company's product is produced by "bad guys" (and the CEO knows that everyone else knows this); what happens next? The corporate social responsibility school would say that consumers will boycott this product.
But will they? Is this boycott credible? What will they substitute to? If there is a perfect substitute product that doesn't use such nasty supply chains then maybe.
Ideally, the firm will seek out "nicer" input suppliers --(those who can provide the input in a socially responsible way) --- but will they? These input providers are likely to charge more.
If the company is a public company, will shareholders start selling the stock? Maybe? will the company's share price fall? There are plenty of international investors willing to hold "sin companies".
So, while I respect the Stanford effort at information disclosure ---- I am a practical person --- I want the Stanford Students to explain how this information discovery will help them achieve their worthy goal of improving the quality of life poor people in these developing nations.
While the Stanford students aren't currently advocating a full fledged disinvestment from the endowment portfolio of "blood diamond" firms, this may be their next step. Again, if all the rich universities boycotted such firms would that be sufficient portfolio shift to lead the CEOs of the cellphone makers to shift their global supply chains and substitute to "nicer" mineral suppliers or to designs that require less of these minerals?
This is the old question of whether boycotts can work? The problem for the Stanford students is that there is always someone at the margin who doesn't feel as strongly about punishing the Congo's armed groups as much as they do; this "marginal stock buyer" will get a "good deal" if Stanford and Harvard boycott certain stocks and this will make the marginal buyer more likely to buy. Now, if all the world's investors refused to buy the shares of companies that purchased inputs that would be a different story.
As I blogged about in my last post about supply chains in the case of the Shrek glasses --- it is interesting in this age of globalization what do consumers know or care about in the supply chain. Most consumers would frankly say; "I want a cheap product and I don't care how this was made." If more consumers wanted products that were genuinely "corporately socially responsible" then the boycott would be more likely to work; so the key issue here is taste heterogeneity and what % of consumers are of each type? A boycott won't work if most consumers simply want the cheapest product (holding quality constant).
So, how can major universities change the world? I would say through comparative advantage; through training the next generation of leaders and conducting basic research that leads to discoveries that can be transferred to developing countries to improve health care, the environment and day to day quality of life.
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At a blues concert at the White House on Tuesday, honoring both the music and the occasion of Black History Month, Rolling Stones frontman and force of nature Mick Jagger gave a history lesson.
Between tearing into "I Can't Turn You Loose" (an Otis Redding classic) and "Commit a Crime" by Howlin' Wolf, Jagger briefly regaled the crowd that gathered in the East Room, talking about the blues, "something I fell in love with when I was about 12 years old."
"The thing was, we were in England and there was a great blues performer called Sonny Boy Williamson …"
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Robert Plant speaks about his first exposure to Sonny Boy's music during a 2014 speech in Tutwiler MS, the home of the Blues.
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Sonny Boy Williamson was born Aleck (Rice) Miller in Mississippi in December 1912. He's not to be confused with John Lee Curtis Williamson, a blues artist and harmonica player who was the original "Sonny Boy" and who died in Chicago in June 1948. (Blues scholars often distinguish between the two with Roman numerals I and II.)
Sonny Boy Williamson II started his career on the King Biscuit Time show on KFFA radio in Helena, Ark., and later performed on a program on KWEM radio, working with blues greats before they were greats — Elmore James and Arthur (Big Boy) Crudup among them. \
He developed his own signature harmonica style. In liner notes for "Boppin' With Sonny," producer and blues scholar Marc Ryan observed that "[t]he tone of Sonny's harmonica was unusually full, the result of a combination of virtuosic breath control and an especially large resonating chamber created by cupping his hands around his … harp."
Williamson II played and wrote songs throughout the 1950s and 1960s, and was a direct influence on the emerging blues scene in England.
He toured frequently, recorded with early incarnations of the Yardbirds and the Animals. He died of a heart attack in May 1965, but not before inspiring legions of young Brits hoping to make their mark in the world of music. Brits like one Michael Philip Jagger, who took the time to remember him at the White House last Tuesday night.
Black History Month is often punctuated with ritual observances of singular figures in black American history and how their exploits dovetailed with the development of a nation that reviled them. We know the names by heart: Harriet Tubman. Frederick Douglass. Rosa Parks. Martin Luther King Jr.
But it's regrettable, to say the least, when other names from that history go begging — now much as they did when the people behind those names were alive. It's a sad sad sad commentary on the immediacy of our attention span when we revere the usual suspects, but fail to remember others whose contributions run deep in the American cultural soil … others who matter … other links to our history, just above our heads.
Alex "Rice" Miller was probably born on the Sara-Jones (or Selwyn-Jones) Plantation near Glendora MS on or about December 5, 1912, raised on the Pleasantview Plantation in Money MS and died in his sleep in Helena AR on May 25, 1965.
Sources: Alex Miller was listed as seven years old in the 1920 US Census records. His sisters Mary Ashford and Julia Barner both told me personally that he was the youngest of 21 children of Millie Ford Miller and blacksmith Jim Miller and the only musician in the family. His death certificate lists his date of death is Helena Arkansas on May 25, 1965 (in spite of the fact the grave marker in Tutwiler MS put up 12 years later reads "June 23, 1965" based on the memory of his last two sisters.
"Sonny Boy Williamson (II) was, in many ways, the ultimate blues legend."
The Late Great Blues Researcher Cub Koda
(founder & guitarist Brownsville Station)
"Sonny Boy Williamson is the Jim Hendrix of the BluesHarp"
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Before Rep. Joe Barton's apology to BP heard 'round the world, Republicans were trying to make a couple of points about the Gulf oil spill – points now lost in a blizzard of charges that the GOP is in the pocket of Big Oil.
Other Republicans on the House panel that grilled BP CEO Tony Hayward on Thursday focused on two themes: One, the spill, for which BP must be held responsible, is a disaster for people in the Gulf region, but so is the president's offshore drilling embargo. And two: Federal regulators are responsible for oversight of BP's actions in the Gulf, so why isn't Congress grilling them, too?
House Republican leaders quickly recognized the political peril of Representative Barton's charge that Congress owed BP an apology for White House pressure on the firm to establish a $20 billion escrow fund – a "shakedown" – to help victims of the spill. They gave the Texas Republican an ultimatum: Apologize for the apology – and quickly – or lose his position as top Republican on the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
But for the political spin cycle, Barton's second apology came too late. The damage was done. Barton was, in an instant, the poster boy for why not to give Republicans the majority in the House in the midterm elections.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) launched an online petition: "GOP Congressman Joe Barton had the nerve to apologize to BP CEO Tony Hayward for the 'tragedy' of holding the oil giant accountable for the devastation caused by the Gulf oil disaster. The American people must respond to this shameful display with a strong and unified voice."
White House press secretary Robert Gibbs posted an online tweet: "Who would the GOP put in charge of overseeing the energy industry & Big Oil if they won control of Congress? Yup, u guessed it - JOE BARTON."
In a midafternoon press briefing, Speaker Nancy Pelosi charged that Barton's comments "fit comfortably among the leadership of the Republicans in the House of Representatives." She referenced a comment by Rep. Tom Price of Georgia, who chairs the Republican Study Committee, the leading conservative caucus: "BP's reported willingness to go along with the White House new fund suggests that the Obama administration is hard at work exerting its brand of Chicago-style shakedown politics."
During his time in Congress, Barton has received $27,000 in campaign contributions from BP and $1.4 million from the oil and gas industry as a whole.
"It's amazing that Representative Barton would stand up for a multinational corporation that has wrecked the livelihoods of so many people along the Gulf Coast," said David Donnelly, campaign manager for the Campaign for Fair Elections. "Comments like this make all Americans question whether Congress represents them or the special interests funding their campaigns."
In fact, Barton ranks No. 10 among recipients of BP's campaign funding since the 1990 electoral cycle. At $77,051, Barack Obama ranks No. 1, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
"The DCCC will hold these out-of-touch House Republicans accountable who have no shame when it comes to jumping to the defense of BP and Big Oil," said DCCC spokesman Ryan Rudominer.
Barton's overall point – lost the moment he uttered the word "apology" – was that the Obama White House is too involved in micromanaging American business. It violated due process, he said.
"With the attorney general of the United States, who is legitimately conducting a criminal investigation and has every right to do so to protect the interest of the American people, participating in what amounts to a $20 billion slush fund, that [assigning monetary compensation before resolution of a criminal case] is unprecedented in our nation's history, that has got no legal standing, and ... I think sets a terrible precedent for the future," he said, in remarks opening a hearing of the House Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations on Thursday.
Rep. Edward Markey (D) of Massachusetts countered that he disagreed with Barton "in the strongest possible terms." The $20 billion was not a slush fund, but "the American government working at its best" to protect its most vulnerable citizens. "We can't lose sight of the fact that the 1984 Bhopal disaster [of a toxic gas in India] and the lawsuits that were related to it were only settled last week. We have to ensure that the citizens of the Gulf are protected."


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Uniretic Medication
Depression from taking uniretic (moexipril and hydrocholorthiazide)?
Probably not: Not a common side effect but could cause medical problems (ie liver failure) that could present as depression--run it by your doc. ...Read more
Moexipril And Hydrocholorthiazide (Definition)
Moexipril|hydrocholorthiazide is a combination blood pressure agent which is a kind of blood ...Read more
Depression from taking uniretic (moexipril and hydrocholorthiazide)?
Some diuretics: Seem to be able to cause depression. Talk with your doctor about this happening with you. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
How do you treat depression from taking vytorin (ezetimibe and simvastatin) and/or uniretic?
Cause of depression?: Depression is not a typical side effect of either medication. You need to see a practitioner who knows how to evaluate and treat depression. If it is then felt that the meds are playing a role, which sounds doubtful, then replacement meds should be considered. ...Read more
Why am I experiencing depression from taking vytorin (ezetimibe and simvastatin) and/or uniretic?
Vytorin (ezetimibe and simvastatin) & depression: Vytorin, (ezetimibe and simvastatin) aka simvistatin is a cholesterol lowering drug. Cholesterol is a building block of all "steroid" hormones in the body. If steroid hormones such as progesterone, estrogen and testosterone are decreased, depression will ensue. Cholesterol is also vital in neurotransmitter transmission in the brain. Lastly, statins block coq10 necessary for the production of ATP (energy) in the brain, . ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
What is a "medication HA"?
I think: Medication headache....a type of frequent or daily headache. I'm not positive though. Need to see what the context the phrase was used. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
I need a refill on my medication?
So call your doc: This is the HT public information site.We are thousands of volunteer docs based primarily in the US who answer medical questions.We do not offer treatments. State medical boards require a physician/patient relationship,a retrievable record,recent exam with vital signs for prescribing.Failure to do so can lead to loss or restriction of license. It may seem minor to you but it is not. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
I need refills on my medications?
Not here: For that you will likely need the prime service of healthtap. Easier to call your pop imo ...Read more
Are expired medications effective?
Sometimes: Sometimes they are. For the most part, expired drugs simply lose potency once past their expiration date. There are, however, some drugs that actually become harmful if taken after they expire. As such, it is best to throw out any medications you have after a year. ...Read more
Safest medication to take for pain?
ASPRIN: Actually no one has decided on 'safest'. Asprin has been around since before you were born and unless you take too much (yes, too much of anything isnt good) most people are okay with it. If the pain it too severe for asprin you need to know what causes it. Good diagnosis is called for. See the dr. ...Read more
How can I dispose unused medications?
Several options: You can take them to your local pharmacy for proper disposal. Some medically oriented charities will also take medication for distribution to the disadvantaged. ...Read more
Is there medication for a widows peak?
No: I do not know why you are asking this question. ...Read more
Please describe the medication: topical?
Applies to skin: Topical just refers to how a medication is applied. In this case to the skin and is meant to treat local skin problems. Some meds are applied to the skin but are meant to be absorbed into the body in which case we use the term "transdermal" since it is meant to pass through the skin to affect the whole body. ...Read more
What medications are given fordepression?
Why R you depressed?: If your depression is affecting your life and/or those around you and you have trouble dealing with it or not knowing how to etc..It is very reasonable to seek help, either from a therapist, your physician/nurse, or both. Psychotherapy may be adequate for some, others may need both meds (many choices, depending on your symptoms/needs) and therapy. Consult doc. Good luck. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
What to expect after going on medication
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What medication is equivalent to covance d?
Yes: Covance d is a combination of losartan and hydrochlorthiazide- a diuretic). There are a number of such combinations for the treatment of hypertension. If this is a question of your co-pay, ask your physician about generic alternatives. ...Read more
What medication need to be taken for acidity?
Antacid: An h2 blocker (like Pepcid (famotidine) or its generic) once or twice daily, provides relief for many after about a week. If this fails, a proton pump inhibitor (ppi--like Prilosec or its generic) will often work where h2's have failed. If both fail after at least one week trial of each, see your dr or a GI dr for eval. ...Read more
Would it be okay if I use hash as medication?
Condition?: There are some conditions that medical marijuana is helpful for. However there can be significant problems related to cannabis use. Thus, would only consider this when prescribed or directed by a physician who is knowledgable in this area. Take care. ...Read more
I have rhititis.What medication shoud i take?
Antihistamine: You can try an over the counter antihistamine to begin with. Would use one that is non drowsy. ...Read more
What is medication for BP in adult of 65years?
Blood pressure : Lots of medicines for blood pressure see your doctor to be treated. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
The best medication for intertitial cysititis?
Elimiron: Elmiron (pentosan) is a medication that is fda approved for ic (interstitial cystitis). The main way it works is not truly known, but it may help with coating the lining of the bladder. In ic, inflammation may be the main cause of pain. Have you seen a doctor in regards to this? Hopefully, you can get the proper testing and see if this med would work well for you. ...Read more
What medications are best for managing my pain?
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Should i feel a particular way on add medication?
Some people do: ADD medications, stimulants in particular may change the way you feel. Some feel calmer or less restless or agitated. Some feel more focused. Some feel increased restlessness. But in short, yes, stimulants can make you feel differently than prior to taking them. ...Read more
Am i taking too much medication? What should I do?
Not enough info.: Recommend you go over your medication regimen (to include supplements, vitamins, herbs, prescription medications, over the counter medications, caffeine and alcohol use) with your physician. ...Read more
Why could my bipolarity medication not be working?
Not working ??: See your physician .Many posibilities including diet, meds & expectations. ...Read more
What medications are recommended for drug addicts?
Clarify, please!: Do you want to know how to treat addiction? There are many addicting drugs out there and the medical treatment is different for all of them. But for all of them Narcotics Anonymous or Alcoholics Anonymous are extremely helpful and can often be the only treatment required. Often these programs, which are free, have success rates equal to many inpatient and outpatient costly rehab programs. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
I think i'm having a medication reactionwhat do to?
Drug reaction: If you are having an adverse reaction to a medication, stop the medication and call your doctor. ...Read more
What are the downsides of going off your medication?
And: And that means what medication?Get a more detailed answer ›
What is your opinion on the medication mirtazspapine?
Its one of: many anti-depressant medications with a low side-effect high therapeutic profile. It can be used ALONG WITH other anti-depressants (eg Trazadone) for a combined effect! Its a good choice and has a fairly rapid response! Hope this helps! BE WELL! DR Z ...Read more
How safe are the commonly prescribed pain medications?
Relatively safe: If used as prescribed, most pain medications are relatively safe. The danger comes when they are misused or abused for recreation. ...Read more
Which high bloodpreasure medications affect your lebedo?
In general: Beta blockers.Get a more detailed answer ›
Is there such thing as being too sensitive too medications?
Semantics: Certainly some people are very sensitive to medications as others are not. A good relationship with your provider should hopefully be able to get the proper dosing and medication that best suits each patients individual condition or scenario. Best wishes. ...Read more
I'm curious what could happen if you take medication you don't need?
That depends on the: medication. You may suffer the side effects of the medication or in some cases you may have an unwanted effect because of the direct action of the medication. ...Read more
My husband's BP is 140/110.He has no dicomfort.Is medication necessary?
ABSOLUTELY: Hypertension is referred to as "the silent killer." there are no symptoms of high blood pressure...Until an organ fails, often catastrophically. (kidney / heart / brain / eyes / vessels). Needs brought under control asap, as part of issue is the chronicity (/duration) of time passed with pressures high. Diet/lifestyle alone will not fix, and weight loss (if applies) will take time--get on meds. ...Read more
What is the medication zubsolv, and what conditions is it used to treat?
Zubsolv: ZUBSOLV (buprenorphine and naloxone) sublingual tablet is a schedule III prescription medicine used to treat adults who are addicted to opioid drugs (either prescription or illegal) as part of a complete treatment program that also includes counseling and behavioral therapy. It is similar to Suboxone and Bunavil. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
Medications for ectopic?
Methotrexate : This is the only medication routinely used for treatment of ectopic pregnancy. This medication is only appropriate if it meets strict criteria. ...Read more
Hepatitis any medication?
Maybe: Some viral causes of hepatitis can be treated medically. ...Read more
I drank with my medications?
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Know Your Rights!
In any encounter with police or immigration officials, regardless of your immigration status, you have rights that can protect you from detention and deportation. Read and share the below graphics.
The Anti-Discrimination Provision of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA)
The U.S. Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division has an office dedicated to ensuring that employers are not discriminating against work-authorized individuals based on their national origin or immigration status. It is unlawful to fire or refuse to hire certain workers because of where they are from or because they are not U.S. citizens. The law also protects workers where employers discriminate against them by asking for too many work-authorization documents or by rejecting valid documents.
Q: How can I tell if an employer is violating the law?
An employer may be discriminating based on citizenship or national origin in employment if the employer:
Specifically asks a worker for a "green card."
Asks certain workers for more documents than needed to complete the I-9 form.
Rejects valid work authorization documents.
Refuses to allow certain workers to begin working based on a name and Social Security number no-match.
Refuses to hire refugees and asylees because they don't have Social Security numbers or green cards.
Only hires U.S. citizens (unless that policy is specifically required by law).
Asks certain workers for work authorization documents before offering them jobs.
Fires work-authorized workers for lying about their prior undocumented status, but has not fired other workers for lying about different aspects of their background.
Q: What about E-Verify?
An employer's use of E-Verify may be discriminatory if the employer treats workers differently during the E-Verify process based on national origin or citizenship or immigration status, such as if it:
Runs certain workers through E-Verify before offering them jobs.
Asks certain workers to run themselves through E-Verify's Self Check.
Uses E-Verify to check only some, but not all, new workers.
Refuses to allow certain workers to contest "tentative nonconfirmations" (TNCs).
Refuses to allow certain workers to work while contesting TNCs.
Q: What should I do if I think I or someone I know has been discriminated against in hiring or firing based on national origin or citizenship status?
Call the Office of Special Counsel for Immigration Related Unfair Employment Practices (OSC) at the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice on its Worker Hotline at 1-800-255-7688, 9am-5pm, E.S.T. (TTY for the hearing impaired: 1-800-237-2515).
You do not have to provide your name, and telephone interpreters are available in many languages as needed. It is unlawful to intimidate, threaten, or retaliate against anyone for contacting the Hotline, assisting in any way in an investigation, or filing a charge with OSC.
For more information, to obtain outreach materials or a charge form, or to learn about OSC's new worker webinars call the Hotline or visit http://www.justice.gov/crt/about/osc.


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The Staley Distinguished Scholar series is one of the projects of the Thomas F. Staley Foundation of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Staley established this lectureship in the fall of 1969, in memory of their parents, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Staley and Judge and Mrs. H. H. Haynes of Bristol, Tenn.
The Thomas F. Staley Foundation is firmly persuaded that the message of the Christian gospel, when proclaimed in its historic fullness, is always contemporary, relevant and meaningful to any generation. To this end, the foundation seeks to bring to the college and university campuses of America distinguished scholars who truly believe and can clearly communicate to students.
2013 Staley Lecture
James Logan
Born in Harlem and raised in the South Bronx, James Logan is now Associate Professor of Religion and Associate Professor and Director of African and African-American studies at Earlham College, Richmond, Ind.
He is a graduate of Goshen (Ind.) College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology/Pre-Law, and of Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary, Elkhart, Ind., with a Master of Arts degree in Theology and Ethics. He earned his Ph.D. in religion and society from Princeton Seminary. He was also a member of the board of Mennonite Central Committee U.S. up until the time of MCC's reorganization in 2012.
At Earlham, Logan's areas of teaching and research cover religious, philosophical and social ethics; religion and law; constructive Christian theologies; Black religion; theories of religion; and the relationships among religion, ethics and politics in civil and public life.
He has also done extensive writing and speaking in the area of incarceration in the United States. He is the author of Good Punishment: Christian Moral Practice and U.S. Imprisonment, published by Eerdmans in 2008.
Evening Lecture: The Prison Industrial Complex in Civil Society
- Rescheduled to Friday, 2:00pm
- Krehbiel Auditorium
Convocation: Racism and the "Criminal Justice" System
- Friday, Feb. 22, 11:00am
- Krehbiel Auditorium


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From ForensicsWiki
Websites about digital forensics and related topics.
Digital Forensics
- Bruce Nikkel's Computer Forensics Homepage
- Bruce Nikkel's Computer Forensics Homepage
- Presentations, links, references
- Certfied Computer Examiner Website
- Certfied Computer Examiner Website
- Open certification process for digital forensics.
- Computer Forensics and Investigations
- project "COMPUTER FORENSICS AND INVESTIGATIONS"
- Computer Forensics articles, and website of Igor Michailov
- Computer Forensics World
- http://www.computerforensicsworld.com/
- Website with online discussion forums relating to computer forensics.
- Cyberspeak podcast
- Cyberspeak Podcast
- Computer forensics, network security, and computer crime podcast.
- Digital Forensics Discussion Forum
- Digital Forensics Discussion Forum
- A forum for the discussion of computer and digital forensics examinations, certified and non-certified investigators welcome
- Digital Forensic Research Workshop (DFRWS)
- Official Website for Digital Forensic Research Workshop
- Open forum for research in digital forensic issues, hosting annual meeting and annual forensics challenge.
- E-Evidence Information Centre
- E-Evidence Information Centre
- An online digital forensics bibliography, updated monthly
- FCCU GNU/Linux Forensic Boot CD
- Belgian Computer Forensic Website
- Belgian Computer Forensic Website - Forensic Boot CD - Linux
- Forensic Focus
- http://www.forensicfocus.com/
- News, blog, forums, and other resources for folks engaged in or interested in digital forensics.
- International Association of Computer Investigative Specialists
- International Association of Computer Investigative Specialists
- Volunteer non-profit corporation composed of law enforcement professionals.
- Litilaw Computer Forensics
- Litilaw Computer Forensics
- Computer forensics article collection.
- MySecured.com
- MySecured.com
- Mobile phone forensics, cellphone related investigation and data analysis site.
- Secure Hashing
- NIST: Secure Hashing
- The Computer Security Division's (CSD) Security Technology Group (STG) is involved in the development, maintenance, and promotion of a number of standards and guidance that cover a wide range of cryptographic technology.
- Open Source Digital Forensics
- "OpenSourceForensics.org"
- The Open Source Digital Forensics site is a reference for the use of open source software in digital investigations (a.k.a. digital forensics, computer forensics, incident response).
- University of Delaware] Computer Forensics Lab
- University of Delaware
- Computer Forensics Lab Resource Site.
Non-Digital Forensics
- NIST Image Group
- NIST Image Group
- Many reports, including the NIST report on AFIS fingerprint testing.
- Forensics Wiki (Russian Language)
- Forensics Wiki in Russian
- Solid Forensics Blog
- http://www.solidforensics.com/
- News, tools, and techniques for investigators who deal with cell forensics, computer forensics, telephone records, DNA forensics, and virtually any software based digital forensics analysis.


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NEW ORLEANS (AP) Mario Manningham hobbled into the Superdome stands on crutches and found an out-of-the-way seat to watch his San Francisco teammates go through media day frenzy on the field below, his emotions mixed.
It's been nearly two weeks since the 49ers wide receiver underwent reconstructive surgery on his left knee and almost a year since he made the catch of his life in the New York Giants' Super Bowl victory.
Manningham hoped to be playing on the New Orleans turf Sunday, when the 49ers face the Baltimore Ravens in the franchise's first Super Bowl in 18 years and with a perfect 5-0 championship record to protect. Instead, the soft-spoken wideout could win another ring, this time as a spectator.
``Possibility,'' he said of capturing back-to-back titles. ``This is different for me right now. I'm not down, I just wish I could help my team. You're never down. It's not bitterness. It's not like I did something for me not to be out there. I'm not out there because of injury.''
Yet this is hardly how Manningham envisioned it when he left the Giants and headed out West to play for Jim Harbaugh and the team he helped beat in last year's NFC championship game.
He did his very best not to sound glum. The crutches and bulky knee brace said it for him Tuesday morning.
As much as Manningham wants to be out there to help the NFC champion Niners (13-4-1) this weekend in the Big Easy, he realizes it's rare enough just to return to the NFL's showcase in consecutive years - with different teams.
That's something special to take from this unique Super Bowl experience.
``I don't think that's by coincidence,'' fellow injured wide receiver Kyle Williams said. ``Mario's a great player. Any team that he gets on he's instantly going to make better.''
While having the appreciation of his teammates sure helps, that doesn't make it easier now. Not after that spectacular over-the-shoulder 38-yard catch between two defenders in which he managed to stay inbounds to start the game-winning, 88-yard touchdown drive in last season's 21-17 Super Bowl victory against New England.
The reception highlighted a five-catch day for 73 yards. Manningham also caught a 17-yard touchdown pass from Eli Manning with 8:34 remaining in regulation of the NFC title game to help New York reach the Super Bowl - beating the 49ers 20-17 in overtime on their home field of Candlestick Park.
All the big plays from his memorable 2012 postseason are still plenty fresh.
``I think about it,'' Manningham said. ``Good thing I got a chance to come back. There aren't too many players who leave one team and go back the next year.''
The 26-year-old Manningham had 39 catches for 523 yards and four touchdowns last year before leaving New York. He made 42 receptions for 449 yards and one touchdown in 12 games and 10 starts this season, his fifth in the NFL.
``Mario Manningham has his fingerprints all over our success, as do a lot of people,'' Harbaugh said. ``The players on our team, this is a shared thing. Everybody doing a little adds up to a lot.''
Manningham and Randy Moss joined the 49ers in the same week last March, significant upgrades by general manager Trent Baalke to a receiving corps that had just one catch for 3 yards in the 2012 NFC championship game.
His plan is to watch Sunday standing up, while keeping pressure off his knee. Manningham said there's no way could possibly sit down through a Super Bowl, even if his healing knee would be better for it.
``I'm going to be alright,'' he said. ``Injuries are part of the game, I'm not mad. I wish I was playing. Everything happens for a reason.''
Manningham hurt his knee in a 42-13 loss at Seattle on Dec. 23, tearing the anterior cruciate and posterior cruciate ligaments.
For now, he will offer up any insight he can for those teammates who haven't been to a Super Bowl - which is most of them.
``I know it's a big stage. We're going to treat it like it's just another game,'' Manningham said. ``I just tell them don't worry about the crowd. Don't worry about the crowd, because you are the only game that's going to be watched on Sunday, so there will be people watching and you're going to hear everything. You're going to see flashes and stuff. Just don't worry about it. Just go out there and play.''
For Manningham, getting back on the field - the goal is in time for the 2013 opener - is all about baby steps. Literally.
``It's going good. I started light walking on there a couple days ago,'' he said. ``Just trying to get stronger and come down here and root for my team.''
He typically uses just one crutch, but brought two for this trip considering how much he'll be moving around.
Next up in his rehab: wiggling his toes and doing quadriceps raises.
``That's the only thing I can right now,'' he said.
That, and hope for one more sparkly souvenir championship ring.
``I know that my team is going to win it,'' Manningham said. ``I would be wrong if I said they weren't.''
Online:http://pro32.ap.org/poll andhttp://twitter.com/AP-NFL


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Describing the Obama administration's attempts to reform the HRC as a failure, Rep. Ros-Lehtinen declared that the U.S. should quit the HRC and "explore credible, alternative forums to advance human rights."
Human rights advocates maintain that the U.N. — especially including its Human Rights Council — is in actuality a hostile opponent of human rights, even allowing on the Human Rights Council at one point or another such brutal regimes as Russia, China, Libya, Iran, and Vietnam.
The watchdog group Human Rights Watch declared in its annual report that U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki Moon had at times gone "out of his way to portray oppressive governments in a positive way." Moon was criticized for his lukewarm response to the awarding of the 2010 Nobel peace prize to imprisoned Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo. His guarded comment about the award did not include a call for Liu to be released.
In November he was again censured when during a meeting with Chinese President Hu Jintao in Beijing he openly appeared at a round-table meeting of the Chinese Communist Party Central School, which trains party officials in Marxist principles and other subjects. The U.N. head proudly accepted an honorary doctorate at the state-run Nanjing University, where he declared that he saw parallels between the U.N. Charter and the principles of Chinese communism:
For me, we find those common values and shared principles in the United Nations Charter, as well as the body of international agreements that are the foundation of our common quest for development, peace and security and human rights. In all this, we need China's full engagement. We need China's leadership.
Ros-Lehtinen's comments on the HRC formed part of a broader statement announcing her intention to introduce a revised version of a bill she first put forward in 2007. "Its fundamental principle will be 'reform first, pay later,'" she said in a statement Monday, adding,
Current events at the United Nations are demonstrating again the failures of that organization and the need for reform.
One striking example is the UN Human Rights Council, which is set to soon pass several more anti-Israel resolutions, on top of 33 such measures passed by the Council in the past five years. Israel is the only country on the Council's permanent agenda, while abuses by rogue regimes like Cuba, China, and Syria are ignored. Libya's Qaddafi regime was actually a member of the Council until recently, and other serial human rights abusers still sit on the body.
From shams like the Human Rights Council, to corruption scandals, to mismanagement, and more, it is clear that the UN is broken. But what can be done about it?
Lesson One: Money talks. The biggest problem with the UN is that those who call the shots don't have to pay the bills. Most UN member nations pay next to nothing in assessed contributions, work together to drive the UN's agenda, and pass the costs on to big contributors like the United States. The U.S. government goes along and pays all assessed contributions — 22 percent of the UN regular budget — plus billions more every year. The UN bureaucracy and other member countries know that we will pay in full no matter what, so they have zero incentive to reform.
While Chairwoman Ros-Lehtinen has demonstrated that she is anti-communist in her foreign policy (she is a critic of the U.N., a supporter of America's allies, and an opponent of hostile socialist and communist regimes such as China, Russia, Cuba, and Venezuela), she falls far short of being an advocate for the reversal of U.S. internationalism — she has no intent to support a total withdrawal from the United Nations.
However, she does admit that the U.N. Human Rights Council is beyond redemption, noting that since the HRC was established it has been "as bad as its predecessor," the discredited U.N. Commission on Human Rights. She continued,
The council's rare resolutions criticizing real human rights abuses are usually too little and too late. Why did it take the massacre of hundreds of people in the streets for the U.N. to throw Libya off the Council? Why was Gaddafi's regime permitted to join the council to begin with in 2010? Why are other human rights abusers — including China, Cuba, Russia, and Saudi Arabia — still on the council?
The Obama administration has tried to reform the council from within, but has failed. We should finally leave the council and explore credible, alternative forums to advance human rights.
Like other U.N. reformers, she falls into the dangerous trap of believing that despite the many problems of the org the U.N. and its fundamental structures should be retained, in spite of the many criticisms of the organization. The ideological danger in this position lies in that such individuals do not exhibit any criticism of the fundamental theoretical origins of groups such as the U.N. which advocate one world government, world federalism, liberal internationalism, and Wilsonian neoliberalism.
Even Citizens United (an organization affiliated with Newt Gingrich) realizes that our membership in the U.N. involves the loss of American sovereignty. Citizens United has an American Sovereignty Project which advocate total withdrawal from the U.N. and opposition to the International Criminal Court.
Despite the dominance of Islamist regimes on the council, which are generally hostile to the United States, the Obama administration believes that it is proper for the U.S. to maintain a presence on the committee, quixotically believing that one country (the U.S.) is capable of influencing and swaying the other members of the council.
Ahead of the current HRC session, Esther Brimmer, Assistant Secretary of State in the Bureau of International Organization Affairs, said that "the Human Rights Council and other UN bodies have improved as a result of U.S. engagement, and how these bodies do advance U.S. foreign policy goals. Critics ignore the reality that without U.S. engagement, these bodies likely would have been dominated even more by our adversaries."
Brimmer's defense of American membership on the council fails to acknowledge that the council has also been unfairly critical of the United States.
Iran's delegation accused the United States of violating human rights though covert CIA operations "carried out on pretext of combating terrorism." European countries said Washington should ban the death penalty. Mexico urged it to halt racial profiling and the use of lethal force in controlling illegal immigration over its border. Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim nation, called on Washington to better promote religious tolerance.
Rep. Ros-Lehtinen's legislation to defund the Human Rights Council will no doubt easily pass in the House, but is expected to be rejected in the Democratic-controlled Senate.


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