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There are thirty-two teams around the United States that represent the NFL and your allegiances usually are formed predicated on either where you grew up or where you were born. This actually makes for interesting and gut wrenching games because, since Americans tend to move quite frequently, you can sometimes find fans of one city's team residing in a different city but still rooting for "their" team when they are in town to play the home team.
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After calling four different stadiums home in their first 50 years in the National Football League, the Giants moved into the New York Giants stadium in 1976. The idea of playing at a stadium built in the Meadowlands first attracted the Giants' attention when they realized that they could provide 15,000 more seats and help meet the increasing demands of the fans without a major switch in location. Giants Stadium is only 6.9 miles from Times Square, compared to Yankee Stadium which is 6.6.
In May of 1967, a local New Jersey newspaper first proposed the idea of building a Sports Complex. The idea of the complex could not begin until a major sports franchise could be attracted to the concept. With an aging Yankee Stadium, the Giants and the Yankees became immediate targets. The original construction idea called for separate stadiums for football and baseball with convenient parking and easy highway access just miles from New York City.
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The Los Angeles museum, where the retired shuttle is on permanent display, had 180,769 visitors in July 2012, before the shuttle arrived.
This July, museum officials expect 230,916 visitors.
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Republicans gathered in Loveland are staying at the Embassy Suites Hotel, but one candidate was conspicuously absent from tonight's hospitality suites and a GOP barbecue.
It turns out Scott McInnis was two hours away at a rehearsal dinner for his daughter Tessa's wedding.
The wedding date – picked out almost two years ago – coincides with this weekend's GOP state assembly.
Tomorrow McInnis will be nominated for governor and then head back to Estes Park for his daughter's wedding. It could have been worse: What if the wedding were in Grand Junction, where the McInnis family lives?
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I have always put sushi in Boston into three categories:
- High-end places like Oya and Oishii with ingredients like truffles, fois gras, and caviar
- The next level down/typical Back Bay sushi restaurant – I used to consider these over-priced, trendy, and all the same but have recently started to rethink this
- The smaller places with good quality sushi at a reasonable price
Snappy Sushi is one of my favorites in the third category. They have two locations (Newbury Street and Davis Square), and serve exclusively brown rice sushi. The Newbury Street location used to offer sushi by the piece for $1, and although the prices have increased, they are still very affordable.
The menu includes all of the basics (maki, nigiri, and sashimi) as well as some specialty rolls and appetizers. Some of my favorites include the tuna tartare (spicy tuna layered on top of fresh avocado and tempura flakes), avocado salad (mixed with crab, cucumber, fish roe, and spicy mayo), and the tuna gone wild roll (torched white tuna on top of an avocado / cucumber roll with flying fish roe and sauce similar to eel sauce). They will also torch any of their standard sushi on request, a preparation I had previously only seen at very high-end places.
The Newbury Street location has been one of my regular spots for sushi for several years now (especially since they've expanded), but I just recently tried the Davis location for the first time. The menu seemed to be the same and I ordered some basic rolls along with the usual tuna tartare and was not disappointed.
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RICHMOND, Va. – The tales of Anthony Grant's legendary focus are not born from whimsical bouts of mythology. It's real. With blinders of coaching affixed to his temples, a fiery motivator smolders beneath a Rushmoresque stoic façade. What you see is what you get.
The only game in Grant's day planner is the next one. He's famously resistant to any effort to discuss a game other than the next one on his team's schedule, not to local media and national pundits, not on his own coaches radio show, not to anyone. It's like coaching in a pre-Christopher Columbus world. Ships that sail around the next game on the schedule immediately fall off the face of the earth and into an abyss. Okay, maybe a little mythology.
His approach to the game at hand is similarly singular, free of distraction and emotional attachment, other than the desire to win the game.
Thursday afternoon, faced with the prospect of returning to VCU Saturday in the Verizon Wireless Arena, a place he called home for three seasons from 2006-09, Grant was typically deflective.
"I know I say this all the time and I know it sounds like a broken record to you, but that never goes into my train of thought, it's never about me, it's about our team," Grant said. "VCU has an excellent team that we've got to get prepared for."
Jeff Capel faced a mixture of cheers and boos when he walked his 17th-ranked Oklahoma team into the Siegel Center in 2009. During the game, the atmosphere bordered on frenzied. In addition to Capel's return, it was the first time the Rams had hosted a ranked opponent in the building since it opened in 1999. VCU won 82-69 and a sellout crowd stormed the floor at the final horn.
Famously intense, Grant has had 10 days between games to reflect on back-to-back losses to Cincinnati and Dayton. But that's not to say he's ignorant of what awaits him Saturday in Richmond.
"It's a great basketball environment. I think it's about a 7,500-seat arena, sold out, great involvement from the community, great involvement from the student body," he said. "It'll be a challenging environment for our guys to go into, so we'll need to make sure we're focused on the things we can control in terms of how the game is played and what we're doing. We expect it to be a great atmosphere."
On the floor, emotional attachment will be minimal. The only player remaining from Grant's successful three-year tenure is senior David Hinton, who redshirted one season under the Alabama coach. On the floor, it'll be VCU and Alabama battling it out in what expect to be a game of NCAA Tournament contenders. A win for either team will be a valuable postseason resume builder.
From that perspective, it's easy for Grant to separate emotion from action. But VCU fans likely won't feel the same. For them, it's all about emotion. Many are thankful for Grant's 76 victories and two conference championships, not to mention the program-boosting NCAA win over Duke in 2007. Others will see a coach who left the program on the way up, one who picked somebody else over their school.
Grant has returned to Richmond since his departure in March of 2009. He has a brother that still lives in the area, and he also attended VCU graduation at the Siegel Center in 2011 to congratulate former recruits Joey Rodriguez, Brandon Rozzell and Ed Nixon.
But it'll be his first time coaching in the Siegel Center from the opposing bench, within earshot of the rabid student section that once cheered his every move. Will it be strange, sitting in the visitor's locker room, beyond to doors of the VCU Basketball suite his team's successes ushered into existence?
"Probably," he said. "I coached at the University of Florida for 10 years, and it was awkward going there and being in the opposing locker room. I played at the University of Dayton and had never been in the opposing locker room, so this will be no different."
But that was about all the personal perspective Grant was willing to concede.
"But not to make light of it, but it's a road game for us, it's a hostile environment," Grant added. "It's a really well-coached team that we're preparing for, so we've got to understand that. I think my job is to make sure my guys understand that and are prepared to play."


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Politifact.com has a story online regarding a recent statement by Triple H where he said that WWE's WrestleMania has outdrawn the Super Bowl in terms of tickets for the past few years when the two hold their events at the same arena.
In terms of attendance, WWE did in fact outdraw NFL's biggest game of the year in five out of six stadiums however ticket sales and economic impact of the Super Bowl surpasses that of WrestleMania.
WWE and NFL held their respective events in the same stadiums six times – at the Pontiac Silverdome in Detroit, Ford Field in Detroit, Reliant Stadium in Houston, University of Phoenix Stadium in Phoenix, Georgia Dome in Atlanta, and Sun Life Stadium in Miami.
Out of all those in terms of attendance, the NFL only wins at the Georgia Dome, edging WWE out with 72,625 vs 71,617 spectators.
If you think WWE has the unfair advantage of having seats on the field, WWE spokesman Kevin Hennessy said that while that it is true, for WrestleMania – and other WWE events – there are no seats behind the stage and those seats are always available for football. "That is why we feel justified in making the comparison," Hennessy said.


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Jerry Springer
Jerry Springer, the child of Holocaust survivors, immigrated to America aboard the Queen Mary through New York Harbor thus beginning the story of politics, controversy and fame.
Though he is perhaps best known for his self-titled Jerry Springer Show and other entertainment roles, Jerry began his career in politics in 1968 while working for the RFK campaign. In 1971, he was won a seat on the Cincinnati City Council and later became the mayor of Cincinnati at age 33. After an unsuccessful bid for governor, Jerry was hired by the local NBC affiliate where he would receive numerous awards.
In 1991, he launched the oft controversial self-titled Jerry Springer Show and soared into the entertainment industry where he most recently appeared on ABC's "Dancing with the Stars" and hosted NBC's "America's Got Talent."
In 2004, Jerry was named Democrat of the Year by the Ohio Democratic Party. He continues to travel around Ohio helping candidates, raising and donating funds, registering voters and delivering a message of hope and action for working families. His appearances are popular with college students, unionists, and party regulars.


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The Chicago Bulls' fourth quarter collapse against the Memphis Grizzlies Tuesday night remained a topic of conversation on Thursday after the Bulls concluded practice at the Berto Center.
To refresh your memory, Chicago opened the final stanza with a 16-point lead but shot 1-21 from the field and barely squeezed by with a four-point victory.
Obviously, the game was just an exhibition and didn't count, but it was a sign that the newly acquired reserves are still trying to figure things out. The preseason is the time to do just that and after practice, Thibs' remarked that the new 'Bench Mob' needs to do whatever it takes to jell, and they need to do it quickly.
"It better be fast. And that's the nature of the NBA," said Thibodeau to the Chicago Sun-Times.
"The reality is the games are going to start in a month and we have to be ready. This is a league about change. Every year you have a new roster and there's always trades and there's injuries. So it's how quickly you can adapt to those changes that will determine your success."
The second-unit from a talent standpoint is very good and Tuesday's offensive ineptitude should be more of the exception than the rule. Thibs, being the demanding coach that he is should have his guys ready to go on Friday night as the Bulls are in Champaign to take on the Cleveland Cavaliers and their star point guard, Kyrie Irving.


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CINCINNATI -- Alfredo Simon didn't expect to be in the Reds' starting rotation before the season began, but his performance in the first half earned him his first All-Star nod.
Since the All-Star break, however, Simon has struggled. After going 12-3 with a 2.70 ERA before the Midsummer Classic, he's 0-4 with a 4.78 ERA in five starts since. The right-hander received a no-decision in Saturday's 4-3 loss to the Marlins, going five innings and allowing two runs on four hits while walking four and fanning five.
Manager Bryan Price isn't worried about Simon, however, especially since he was primarily a reliever prior to this season.
"From a technical standpoint, he's not getting out front where he's creating a good downward plane, working the ball to the bottom of the zone," Price said. "He's not a big strikeout pitcher; he's a good sinker and early-contact ground-ball pitcher who can strike some guys out. But he's pitching behind more and he's elevating a lot more pitches.
"This is the first time he's trying to go start-to-finish in the Major League Baseball season, so a possibility of fatigue, as long as he doesn't pitch well, will be a talking point. ... The way I see it is as comparable to anybody else on our team, where there's going to be an ebb and flow to the season. ... I'm confident that this will be a stretch that we'll look back on and say it was his rough patch of the season, but he finished strong."


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Bayrack totals five points in Trashers' win
Blake Bellefeuille and Alex Goupil added two goals and an assist.
The other two Danbury goals came from Hickey (assisted by Christiansen and Larocque) and Jeff Daw (Bayrack and Hickey).
Scott Stirling was perfect after letting the first shot on net, fourteen seconds into the game past him, from Richmond's Brian Goudie. Stirling stopped 24-of-25, Nathan Grobins turned aside 19-of-25 for the RiverDogs. All goals were scored at even strength.
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SAVES: Nathan Grobins (R) 19, Scott Stirling (D) 24. SHOTS ON GOAL: Richmond 25, Danbury 25.
Trashers trade for goalie: The Trashers traded forwards Semir Ben-Amor and Brian Herbert to Richmond in exchange for goaltender Ryan McIntosh .
McIntosh, 28, is currently in his fourth season as a professional and has dressed for several UHL clubs including Quad City, Rockford, Missouri and Elmira. In 23 games this season with Richmond, McIntosh is 10-10 with a 3.65 goals against average and a .904 save percentage. The Calgary, Alberta native will backup All-Star goaltender Scott Stirling.
Prior to joining the professional ranks, McIntosh played four seasons for Augsburg College from 1997-2001. He played in the junior ranks for the Vernon Vipers of the BJCHL and the Sioux City Musketeers of the USHL.
Ben- Amor , 22, is an Espoo, Finland native who scored 14 points on six goals in 44 games with the Trashers this season after spending the last two years with Louisiana of the ECHL and the Blues of the FNL.
Herbert, 27, is a 2nd year professional who scored 8 points on four goals in 36 games with Danbury. Last season with Louisiana of the ECHL, Herbert scored 20 points on eight goals in 33 games. Prior to turning professional, Herbert spent four seasons with Quinnipiac University .
Morlang makes round trip: The Trashers lost right wing John Morlang to the American Hockey League
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DOHA, Qatar (AP) - The Taliban signaled a willingness to meet demands to keep their flag lowered as the U.S. warned Saturday that their newly opened political office in Qatar might have to be closed as talks aimed at ending nearly 12 years of war in Afghanistan remained in limbo.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said the ball was in the Islamic militant movement's court, urging the Taliban to step back from the brink and begin what he called the 'difficult' road ahead. He said the main U.S. envoy for Afghanistan and Pakistan was in Doha and 'waiting to find out whether the Taliban will respond.'
The Taliban's office opened Tuesday to much fanfare and a simultaneous announcement that U.S. officials would begin formal talks with Taliban representatives, which eventually would be joined by the Afghan government raised hopes that the long-stalled peace process aimed at ending Washington's longest war could finally begin. But it ran into trouble from the outset when Afghan President Hamid Karzai temporarily withdrew from talks to protest the Taliban's use of its old flag and a sign bearing the name of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, which the movement used during its five-year rule that ended in 2001 with the U.S.-led invasion.
After intervention from the Qatar government, the flag was lowered and the sign changed to the 'Political Bureau of the Taliban Afghan in Doha.' Both the U.S. and the Qataris said the Taliban had agreed on the pre-approved name but violated the pact at the ribbon cutting ceremony.
A Taliban spokesman in Doha, Shaheen Suhail, suggested the Taliban were willing to move forward despite 'much anger' among some members over the removal of the name and the lowering of the Taliban flag - a white flag emblazoned with a Quranic verse in black.
'In the past 12 years, the opening of the political office is the first ray in the direction of peace in Afghanistan,' Suhail said. 'Those who want real peace in the county should support this move. These are the first days. There should not be high expectations to see everything resolved in one day, nor should there be disappointments.'
He told The Associated Press in a telephone call that the U.S. had not contacted the Taliban yet to discuss a meeting.
James Dobbins, U.S. special envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan, arrived in Doha on Saturday.
Kerry, in the Qatari capital for separate talks on Syria's civil war, said the Americans and the Afghan government's High Peace Council were ready, and he encouraged the Taliban to remain in the process.
'Nothing comes easily in this endeavor, we understand that. The road ahead will be difficult, no question about it, if there is a road ahead,' he said at a press conference, adding 'it's really up to the Taliban to make that choice.'
'It remains to be seen in this very first test whether or not the Taliban are prepared to do their part,' he said.
Suhail for the first time suggested the Taliban were willing to discuss a cease-fire, as well as the presence of U.S. troops in Afghanistan to train Afghan security forces after the end of the NATO combat mission in 2014. He even agreed to the rights of women being on the table, a nod to fears among women, mostly in Afghanistan's cities, that the Taliban would reinstate restrictive rules such as the mandatory wearing of the all- encompassing burqa. While most women in Afghanistan still wear the burqa, it was law during the Taliban rule. They also did not allow girls to attend school, which they have also backed away from.
'Yes there should be a cease-fire but first you have to talk about how to reach a cease-fire. How can it be done in one day?' he asked. 'It can be part of the agenda and discussed, also foreign troops in Afghanistan can be part of the agenda, the general concern of the Afghan people, of the Afghan women can all be part of the agenda. It is only when this process goes forward can we make progress.'
The Taliban earlier said they have agreed to free U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl - a 27-year-old Hailey, Idaho, native who was captured four years ago June 30 in Afghanistan - in exchange for five Taliban prisoners being held in the U.S. prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
In Kabul, a member of the government's negotiation team said it was still prepared to begin talks in Qatar and called the removal of the sign and flag was a positive sign.
High Peace Council member Shahzada Shahid said it was too early to say when members of the council would travel to Qatar for talks. 'Peace is very important and vital for us so we will take all measures for it,' he said.
Meanwhile on the battlefield, 18 Taliban militants were killed Saturday when they attacked a local security post in northern Afghanistan, sparking fighting that also left two Afghan policemen dead, Afghan officials said.
A militant attack also killed a coalition service member in the south on Saturday, NATO said. The statement did not provide a nationality or further details.
---- Gannon reported from Islamabad, Pakistan. Associated Press writers Rahim Faiez and David Rising contributed from Kabul.
--- Kathy Gannon is AP Special Regional Correspondent for Afghanistan and Pakistan and can be reached at www.twitter.com/kathygannon


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Soaring temps not stopping Mainers from enjoying summer
Hottest day of year expected Friday
The soaring temps this week aren't stopping many Mainers from enjoying summer.
The heat and humidity could be die-hard golfers from heading to Nonesuch Golf Course in Scarborough on Thursday. The golf course prides itself on being open and ready for all climates. Many of the golfers out on the course Thursday will also be there in December and January as long as the greens aren't covered in snow.
"You stay in the shade. You get a little bit of a breeze. It's manageable. Again we live in Maine, you have to take the good with the bad," said golfer Craig Skeffington.
The golf huts are stocked with plenty of water. Ninety golfers had already hit the link by noon.
"It's actually been very good. We had a rainy spring and early summer, so the weather is pretty welcoming to the visitors in the area as well as the residents. We're seeing people playing a little earlier in the day and later in the day to try and beat the heat a little bit," said Jared Hourihan with Nonesuch Golf Course.
In Portland, Wicked Good Street Kitchen was churning out steak and cheese sandwiches from its food truck parked on Commercial Street. Tourists were busy eating up the weather, while the cook was sweating it out.
"It's a little hot. I can bear with it though. I don't know how much longer, but I think I've got it.," said cook Angel Gonzalez.
Across the bridge in South Portland, Red's Dairy Freeze was packed with people looking for ice cream by mid-afternoon.


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Big announcement today from the NHL. So big it merited a press release that maunders on for nearly 1,000 words. You're not going to bother reading it, but here's the gist: The NHL has an awards show on June 20 in Las Vegas. It has hired Nickelback to be the headlining band. It's hailing the move as a "strategic promotional alliance." It really thinks that's going to make you want to watch.
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SOMERSWORTH — The city's 2012 Holiday Parade is slated to take place rain or shine on Saturday, December 8 at 4 p.m.
The City's Parade Committee is inviting everyone to join in celebrating this year's event, which will feature a "Winter Wonderland" theme.
Additionally, Somersworth's downtown area will be beautifully decorated as part of the "Night of Lights" celebration. Several downtown businesses will be open until 8 p.m. to mark the event.
The parade route starts at Somersworth High School, proceeds down Franklin Street, turns left onto Main Street to Market Street, then turns a left onto High Street and another left onto Constitutional Way. The parade will conclude at the Washington Street intersection.
Return transportation should park in the Somersworth Plaza at Washington and Main streets.
The Friends of Somersworth will also be selling hot chocolate along the parade route to keep participants warm. Donation boxes will also be in the downtown area to benefit the local food pantry. All donations of nonperishable items are greatly appreciated.
Several businesses, including Eastern Propane, PainCare, Head & Neck Specialty Group of N.H., Riverside Garage, and the Homemakers Health Services are sponsoring this year's parade.
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SKF to demonstrate industry focused solutions for elevators and escalators at Interlift 2013
2013 October 10, 16:00 CET
SKF will showcase a series of innovative components that will improve reliability and performance in elevator and escalator applications at the Interlift 2013 trade show
Gothenburg, 10 October 2013: SKF will be demonstrating how solutions from its Material Handling segment helps to improve efficiency for industrial elevator and escalator applications at Interlift 2013; a trade show dedicated to elevator technology.
The working theme of the show is 'From Engineering to Maintenance' and the SKF stand will show a range of offers that enhance the performance of elevator motors and guide rails, escalator turning stations and step chains, as well as services for both applications.
For OEMs, SKF will be showcasing the Bearing Beacon, a piece of 3D modelling software that helps find the best solution for the different types of elevator traction machines (geared and gearless) and their relative bearing arrangement. SKF will also exhibit sealed spherical roller bearings designed to withstand high loads and thus minimise unscheduled stops. SKF deep groove ball bearings with Solid Oil, radial shaft seals and hub bearing units are also included as part an offering that helps OEMs build robust performance into their machines.
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SKF will also be demonstrating a new bearing for the very first time: the sealed SKF single row angular contact ball bearing The new bearing features two non-contact steel reinforced NBR (Nitrile Butadiene Rubber) seals, and a high performance, long lasting polyurea (GXN) grease as standard. Sealed SKF single row angular contact ball bearings are dimensionally interchangeable with and have the same high load carrying capability as open bearings. And because they are non-contacting, the seals do not generate frictional heat, which enables the bearings to operate at the same high speeds as open bearings.
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Why the Healthcare Provider Examines the Neck and Throat
Why the Healthcare Provider Examines the Neck and Throat
When your healthcare provider gently presses on the outside of your throat and neck during an office visit, it may seem like a brief and unimportant part of your exam. But checking the throat and neck can help your healthcare provider diagnose a range of illnesses and disorders. These can range from a routine case of strep throat to a life-threatening case of cancer.
One of the things your healthcare provider checks for in an exam of the neck and throat is enlarged lymph nodes, or "swollen glands," as they are commonly called. Located in areas throughout your neck and around your ears, your lymph nodes normally are small and soft. They're about the size of corn kernels when you're feeling well. But they can get bigger, and may become tender when they begin fighting an infection.
Gently pressing the outside of your throat also helps your healthcare provider find a swelling in your thyroid. This is an important gland with most of its flesh off to either side of your Adam's apple. Swelling could mean this key gland is not working correctly. An overactive thyroid may make you feel constantly jumpy, while an underactive thyroid may make you feel sluggish. Your healthcare provider may also ask you to swallow during the thyroid exam.
Palpating (pressing) on your throat also allows your healthcare provider to find little lumps in the thyroid called nodules. Most of the time these are harmless, fluid-filled cysts, but sometimes they are cancerous.
Palpating the back and sides of the neck can tip off your healthcare provider to muscle spasms or abnormalities in your spinal column. These might be pinching a nerve and causing the pain. Your healthcare provider can also find other chains of enlarged lymph nodes.
Finally, examining your neck can reveal possible circulatory problems. Your healthcare provider uses 2 fingers on each side of your neck to feel your carotid pulses. The right and left carotid arteries supply blood to your brain. Weak pulses could show a problem with the aortic valve or with the aorta. The aorta is the main blood vessel coming from the heart. He or she may listen to the blood flow in the carotids with a stethoscope. This can tell him or her whether you may be in danger of suffering a stroke. A clear carotid makes a "thump, THUMP" noise like a heartbeat. But a carotid dangerously clogged by cholesterol plaque, the waxy substance that builds up on artery walls and contributes to heart attacks, makes a telltale "whoosh, whoosh" noise that will warn your healthcare provider to do more testing.
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13th March 2005, 03:21 PM
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Added some more smilies as well.
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National Student Survey
As a student, you can provide the university with invaluable feedback on your study programme via the National Student Survey. At the same time, you will be helping future students who are currently in the process of choosing a study programme.
Take a look under your faculty tab for information on how your programme performed in the most recent National Student Survey, or visit the Nationale Studenten Enquête website.


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Online donations growing in popularity especially for victims of tragedy
Crowdfunding sites are now a $2.7 billion industry
WINTER PARK, Fla. – Central Florida has seen signs of compassion, not only in stuffed animals and flowers at the crash site, but also in the money being raised for the families of the children affected by the crash at a Winter Park Kindercare this month.
[WEB EXTRA: GoFundMe]
A quick search of gofundme.com, the crowdfunding website, shows six different fundraisers for the victims of last week's crash.
The total raised so far? Well, over $100,000 and growing.
The same week, Kalen Infante was recovering in his hospital room singing one of his favorite songs from the band Florida Georgia Line.
It's sweet sounds from little Infante and certainly music to his mother's ears.
On Wednesday, the pre-schooler got to go home. But his road to recovery is far from over.
"I know he's going to have to have specialist visits for about 18 months and the wheel chair and the walker. They told us a little bit about how much it would be," said Megan Bish, his mother.
Concerns over mounting medical bills are enough for anyone, but for Bish, a student and working mom, she decided she would turn to the internet and crowdfunding in hopes of easing the burden.
"We set up a fund on gofundme.com," said Bish.
Her goal was $10,000. She's since raised well over $11,000. And she's not alone.
The fund for Lily Quintus who was killed in the crash has raised nearly $80,000.
The fund for June Lynn Decalzada is close to $13,000.
Friends of families in need used to set up bank accounts and trust funds, but the internet now makes online donation the most efficient way to give.
The simple "click, donate and share" philosophy has turned go fund me and other crowdfunding sites into a two point seven billion dollar industry.
But does all of your money go to Kaleb, Lily, or any person you want to donate to?
The answer is for the most part is yes, but there are fees.
Gofundme takes nearly 8 percent of the donation for overhead and processing fees.
So if you donate $100, that's $92 to the cause and $8 to the company.
Fundly, another popular site, charges the same fee.
Both sites point out that's a much lower cut than many large non profits which can take between 10 and 40 percent off the top.
Paypal offers a donation option which doesn't take a cut, but does charge the nearly 3 percent processing fee.
Keep in mind donations made to families or individuals are not tax deductible.
The Internal Revenue Service considers that contribution a personal gift.
As for the families of these victims of tragedy, it's all too personal.
"Even if you can't donate that's fine just pray for him," said Bish.
The crowdfunding sites say they do their best to police the funds and even reveal the e-mail account associated with the fund so you can check in on that person.
If you want to know if a larger charity is legitimate you can investigate them by going to charitynavigator.org.
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Dear Readers,
I am often asked to define sustainable development and its broad relevance today. The most widely used definition is surely the Brundtland Commission's: that which meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. With this second issue ofConsilience: The Journal of Sustainable Development, I am eager to share with you the view that I wholeheartedly support and credit to Ismail Serageldin, the Director of the Library of Alexandria in Egypt and author of dozens of academic essays on sustainability: sustainable development as the sustainability of opportunity. Sustainability, he argues, is giving future generations as many opportunities as, if not more than, we have had ourselves. In this second issue of Consilience the authors translate this "giving" to the growth of opportunity: economic opportunity, knowledge transfer, and natural conservation.
In this second issue of Consilience, the editors and writers worked ambitiously to create and inspire interdisciplinary dialogue between students and development practitioners that would promote this sustainability of opportunity. We hope to provide a glimpse into the pool of exceptional motivation of our authors, who are each committed to share their interests and experiences with you. Our vision: to reveal clearly the aspirations and voices of the authors, and to share the reasoning and discussion behind the competitive selection process for articles for Consilience. To support this vision each article in this Issue features two additional notes, as introductions to the fascinating topics and multi-disciplinarity behind each piece: The Senior Editor's Note, found before each piece and the Author's Note, the authors' own preface to readers. In so doing, we hope to expand the dialogue on issues of sustainable development.
Here, I briefly introduce to you the authors and their written work published in Issue II of Consilience. These authors are students and professors of health, economics, social psychology, epidemiology, political science, transitional justice, Asian studies, and pastoral development. Like many of our readers, they are also development practitioners, who work at field study schools, research universities and with governmental agencies around the world.
In reading their written work, you will encounter an immense diversity of research methods used, including the Likert Scale, a psychometric scale for evaluating survey responses, and Multivariate General Linear model analyses, for identifying the regression and variance of collected data. In the "Author's Notes," the contributors describe their motivations for and research experiences from schools around the world, including Tanzania, Ghana, Togo, Brazil, and parts of Asia. Their innovative thinking is clear when you read of their suggested tools for development and recommended solutions in Maher Abu-Madi and Rashed Al-Sa'ed's "Towards Sustainable Wastewater Reuse in the Middle East and North Africa" and Richard King's "The Political Economy of the Resource Curse in Gabon: Lessons for Ghana."
I invite you to relate to their experiences as expressed through distinct voices, organized into the four categories of Consilience: scholarly articles, field notes, photo essays, and opinion pieces.
In the scholarly articles, the authors present case studies that respond to the ideas of eminent thinkers in economics, history of the environment, the labor movement, and gender equality: Amartya Sen, Ravi Kanbur, Ester Boserup, and Elizabeth Economy. I welcome you to follow five authors as they investigate community-based watershed management in the Philippines ("Evaluation of the NZAID project" by Freeman et al.), and four others as they conduct 123 surveys in three villages over the course of four days, in the northern Shaanxi province in China ("Social Responses to Environmental Degradation in Northwest Rural China" by Moore et al.).
The field notes, photo essays, and opinion pieces are dually captivating personal transcripts and critical examinations of current development work. I was personally moved by the description of child labor issues in Schapper's "From the Global to the Local: How International Child Rights in Bangladesh Reach the Grass Roots' Level." Cumming's "Communicable Disease Surveillance and Response in Uganda," which describes his work with Village Health Teams and the National Task Force on Cholera and Hepatitis E. in Kampala, Uganda presents a novel perspective on issues of global health. Burgess' "Illusions of Grandeur: The Role of the Psychosocial in a Sennian Approach to Escaping Urban Poverty" examines the psychosocial barriers to poverty alleviation projects in Brazilian shantytowns in a thought-provoking and critical manner.
In Issue II's four photo galleries, you will read about what inspired photo essayist Bachhuber to chronicle India's most famous and toxic river, the Ganges. Batkhsihig affords us a behind-the-scenes tour of the daily tasks of Mongolian herder families. Laso will expose you to the hidden aquatic lifestyle and vast seasonal migration areas of the Podocnemis, the river turtle of the Amazonian landscape, and Drs. Nyasimi and Okang'a of the Millennium Villages Project will introduce you to the Sauri Village's new community ambulance and community-founded theater group.
To return to our understanding of sustainable development as thesustainability of opportunity, it is my hope that you will join us in commenting on each piece through this provided online medium and encouraging the growth of vast opportunities: in research methods, for actors involved in drafting policies, and in academic dialogue. We know that the opportunities must continue to grow in the context of real-world poverty alleviation projects, legislation for environmental governance, and provisions beyond basic needs.
Thank you for your interest in Issue II of Consilience: The Journal of Sustainable Development. I welcome you to contribute, through comments and critique, and as future writers.
With regards,
Hannah Lee Editor-in-Chief Consilience: The Journal of Sustainable Development