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- Make the most of your living space with this latest idea in patio doors - simply fold back and open your whole room to the outdoors
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- 3 door option 3 left or 3 right (reversible, allows you to hang from left or right) - slides & folds to open fully
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- Green Food Precessing Machinery Co.,Ltd
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|industrial pasta make machinery
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|LD frying machinery
|Fried pellet snacks production line
|200 kg per hour
|full automatic , easy operation
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New Desityed Fried Corn/Potato Chips make machinery/Processing Line With CE Certificate
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- Phone(Working Time)86-0531-57821349
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House Republican leaders will present their members with a proposal to raise the debt limit for six weeks without policy conditions, said a congressional aide familiar with the details. The move would lessen the risk of a U.S. default one week from a lapse in borrowing authority.
The proposal wouldn't end the partial government shutdown as Republicans try to shift the debate back to spending issues, said the aide, who asked for anonymity to discuss strategy.
Under the plan, the Treasury Department wouldn't be able to use so-called extraordinary measures to further extend borrowing authority, creating a hard six-week limit, said two aides requesting anonymity to discuss the proposal.
House Republicans began meeting at 10 a.m. in the Capitol and Speaker John Boehner is scheduled to speak to reporters at 11 a.m.
President Barack Obama said he would accept a short-term increase in the debt limit without policy conditions and that he would negotiate on broader fiscal and health-care policy after the debt limit is raised and the shutdown ends.
Many Republicans want to tie the debt-limit increase to party priorities such as cuts in entitlement programs such as Social Security and Medicare. Yet to be determined is whether rank-and-file members will agree to the leadership's proposal.
"The only way I could support that is if we have a deal framework -- a top-line number of cuts that include reforms to entitlements," Representative John Fleming, a Louisiana Republican, said as he entered the meeting today. "Anything short of that I couldn't support."
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Treasuries and U.S. stocks declined this month amid the standoff. If the U.S. fails to raise the debt limit by Oct. 17, the government will have $30 billion plus incoming revenue to pay its bills. It would start missing scheduled payments, including benefits, salaries and interest, between Oct. 22 and Oct. 31, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew warned Congress today that "uncertainty" over the debt limit is starting to stress financial markets.
"Trying to time a debt-limit increase to the last minute could be very dangerous," Lew told the Senate Finance Committee. "If Congress does not act and the U.S. suddenly cannot pay its bills, the repercussions would be serious."
House Republican leaders and selected committee chairmen are set to meet at the White House at 4:35 p.m. today. Democrats will meet with Obama at 1:45 p.m.
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text: London Olympics parachutist Mark Sutton dies in Switzerland 2013/08/16 19:44:16 / NO 77215 A British stuntman who parachuted dressed as James Bond during the 2012 London Olympics opening ceremony has died, UK media reported. Mark Sutton, whose performance was one of the highlights of the opening ceremony, was in Switzerland at the time of his death. Police in Switzerland's Valais Canton did not name him, saying formal identification is under way after the incident Wednesday morning in the Trient area. The 42-year-old died after hitting a cliff while jumping in a "wingsuit" from a helicopter, a police statement said. He and another man jumped from a height of about 3,300 meters in the Grandes-Otannes area in the Alps, near the border with France, the statement said. "They then flew remaining close to the mountain, with the intention of landing near Le Peuty, near Trient, in Switzerland," it said. "During this flight, one of the men suffered a fatal fall. According to a preliminary investigation, it appears that he fell after hitting a cliff." The Briton was in Chamonix with 20 other professionals "considered among the best in the world in this discipline," police said. They had been gathered there by a company that specializes in extreme sports, with daredevil feats filmed and broadcast via the Internet. The UK Foreign Office confirmed the death of a British citizen in Switzerland, and a spokesman said the office stood "ready to provide consular assistance." Sutton jumped from a helicopter above the Olympic stadium alongside a fellow stuntman dressed as Queen Elizabeth II in an opening ceremony show seen by millions. Gary Connery, who played the queen, made an apparent reference to news of Sutton's death on Twitter. "All you jumpers/flyers out there, stay safe, make wise choices and know your limits and your locations. Live to tell your stories. One love," he posted late Wednesday. Wingsuit jumping is an extreme sport carried out by experienced skydivers who use a special suit -- which looks like a superhero's cape -- to increase the surface area of the body. The large suit allows them to extend their time in free fall before deploying a parachute to land. John Hitchen, national coach and safety officer for the British Parachute Association, said the organization was saddened to hear about the death of Sutton, who was a member. He said jumpers need to be experienced to use wingsuits, which allow the user to slow their descent, to glide to a degree and move horizontally to the ground. Although the details are unconfirmed as yet, Sutton may have been "terrain flying," which involves flying very close to mountains or cliffs, Hitchen said. "You get a buzz from it but it's potentially quite hazardous," he said.


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Steamboat briefs: Hayden library to close Tuesday through Dec. 3
November 26, 2012
The Hayden Public Library will be installing new carpet beginning today. The library will be closed Tuesday through Dec. 3 and will reopen at 10 a.m. Dec. 4. Volunteers are needed during the project to help move books and furniture. Those who are interested in helping are asked to call 970-276-3777.
Weigh and Win available in South Routt this week
Weigh and Win, a free community program that pays you to achieve a healthy weight, is available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and Tuesday at Soroco High School and Wednesday through Friday at South Routt Elementary School in Yampa. If you have joined Weigh and Win, it may be time for your quarterly check-in. For more information, go to http://www.weighandwin.com or search LiveWellNWCO on Facebook.com. Call LiveWell Northwest Colorado Community Coordinator Barb Parnell at 970-819-4110 with questions.
Food bank in Hayden will distribute food as needed
The Hayden Community Food Bank and outreach ministry of Hayden Congregational Church will distribute food on an as-needed basis. Call Theresa Stivers at 970-276-2507.
Meeting on Medicare open enrollment is Wednesday
Open enrollment for Medicare Part D is through Dec. 7. Medicare beneficiaries are able to change plans during this time. Seniors should review their prescription drug plan and make sure it works with the prescriptions they are taking, said Betsy Packer, Routt County Council on Aging's counselor and coordinator for the Colorado State Health Insurance Assistance Program. The final Routt County open enrollment meeting is from 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at Hayden Public Library. For more information, call 970-819-6937 or 1-888-696-7213.
VNA holds drop-in clinic for flu, pertussis shots
The Northwest Colorado Visiting Nurse Association will be holding a drop-in clinic for flu and pertussis (whooping cough) shots from 4 to 6 p.m. Tuesday at Steamboat Springs High School as well as from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Dec. 27 at the Steamboat Springs VNA office. Adult flu shots are $25, and children's flu shots/FluMist are $14. Find a schedule of additional clinics at http://www.nwcovna.org, or call the flu hotline at 970-871-7624.
Discounted screenings for pets at area vet clinics
As part of Pet Cancer Awareness Month, area veterinary clinics are offering discounted cancer screening packages, which include an exam, blood work and an abdominal ultrasound. Participating clinics include Steamboat Veterinary Hospital, Ski Town Veterinary Services, Courtney S. Diehl DVM, Pet Kare Clinic and Animal Healing Center, Rocky Mountain Veterinary Ultrasound and Mount Werner Veterinary Hospital. For more information, go to http://www.petcan
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As Lyme disease becomes an increasingly challenging public health threat across the Northeast, a growing number of tests for the vexing ailment may be misdiagnosing patients when telling them that they have — or don't have — the tick-borne illness.
An exemption in federal regulations allows many labs to offer Lyme tests without proof that they accurately identify the disease, leaving anxious patients and their doctors to decide which tests to believe.
"There are desperately ill people looking for an answer. But there are so many companies using (unproven tests) … you can't trust them,'' said Andrew Onderdonk, a professor of pathology at Harvard Medical School who was diagnosed with Lyme disease in 2012 using a federally recommended test.
While the loophole in U.S. Food and Drug Administration regulations affects a wide variety of tests, it has particular significance with Lyme disease because controversy exists over its diagnosis, treatment and how long the illness can last. Thousands of sick people believe they have a chronic form of the illness that can evade antibiotics and last years, but medical establishment doctors often dismiss this idea of long-term Lyme.
Ailing patients are increasingly forced to negotiate between the parallel medical worlds of doctors who use only federally recommended Lyme tests that may not catch the disease early on and "Lyme-literate" doctors who may diagnose them with chronic Lyme, often by using these alternative tests. Most insurers do not cover these tests, which range from $100 to more than $1,000, forcing patients to swallow the cost.
Federally recommended tests identify about 300,000 new cases of Lyme each year in the United States, more than three-quarters in the Northeast. In addition, medical authorities say, many other people are diagnosed with alternative tests that may be inaccurate, leading to unnecessary, inappropriate and costly treatment.
In Massachusetts, a bill proposed for about a decade by Rep. Ted Speliotis, D-Danvers, to extend insurance coverage for Lyme patients with long-term symptoms, is in committee and Speliotis says he is "encouraged" it will go before the full Legislature.
Worcester-based Fallon Community Health Plan said Lyme and other tick-borne infections are significant problems in Central Massachusetts and said the insurer wants the best treatments available.
"We rely on the predominance of expert opinion and evidence-based guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and the Infectious Disease Society of America to inform our coverage decisions for both lab testing and treatment guidelines for Lyme disease," said Dr. Sarika Aggarwal, executive vice president and chief medical officer.
At least seven labs in the U.S. have been denied permission to offer Lyme tests over the past decade in New York, according to state records obtained by the New England Center for Investigative Reporting. The state is the only one that performs a rigorous review of tests to ensure they identify what they claim to before they can be offered there.
The federal test exemption dates back to the 1970s when the FDA began regulating diagnostic tests but exempted what was then a small group of relatively simple tests developed, manufactured and performed all in a single lab — for example, in a hospital. Many of the tests were low-risk, variations of common tests, or designed for rare diseases and could not be validated well in studies.
The exemption has since become a market incentive for companies that produce thousands of FDA-exempt diagnostic tests, from prenatal screening to identification of genetic mutations known to increase the risk of cancer.
The FDA announced its intention to regulate these tests in 2010, but has been opposed by many laboratories that argue their facilities are already well regulated and the new rules would be cost-prohibitive, take too much time and stifle innovation that can help patients. While many of these tests do go through robust and independent validation, not all do, making it challenging for doctors and the public to distinguish between the two.
Indeed, thousands of sick people rely on the unproven Lyme tests, in part, because when the results provide a diagnosis, patients then have a hope of a treatment and cure. Many say they feel better once on medication, which is further validation for them that they were diagnosed correctly.
Lyme is one of the Northeast's most insidious public health threats. Deer ticks no bigger than a poppy seed can latch onto people during outdoor activities. The parasites, while feeding on a host's blood, can transfer the Lyme bacteria and other disease-causing pathogens. Early Lyme symptoms can mimic those of the flu and, untreated, the disease can cause arthritis, among other ailments.
The CDC-recommended method is far from perfect. It can miss the disease more often than it catches it in its early stages, although its accuracy improves greatly as the disease progresses.
It can also tell people they are positive even after the disease is gone, acknowledge federal health officials. Yet despite the limitations, they say a test has not come along yet that has proven to perform better. So, they still recommend the tests in addition to a doctor's judgment based on symptoms and whether the person lives in a tick-prone area.
"What needs to be done are longitudinal studies and blinded samples from a third party with no vested interest,'' says Sam Donta, a physician and consultant at Falmouth Hospital who specializes in Lyme disease. He says the CDC test is far too strict and omits valid cases of Lyme. But he's unwilling to use tests that are not validated. "We need something unbiased."
When people notice a tick bite or get sick in the summer in a Lyme-prone area, many will call their doctor. If a telltale bull's-eye rash is present, a doctor will often assume Lyme and prescribe antibiotics without testing.
But not everyone gets or notices the rash, so most mainstream doctors turn to the CDC-recommended test. The two-step process first looks for increased antibodies in the blood that react to the Lyme bacteria. But because someone can test positive and not have the disease, a second test, known as a Western blot, is performed to more accurately identify antibodies specific to the Lyme bacteria.
While the CDC has specific guidelines to interpret the results to identify Lyme, some labs interpret them far more liberally. IGeneX Inc., for example, a Palo Alto, California, lab that performs more than 20,000 Lyme tests a year, uses different interpretation criteria for the Western blot.
On its website, the lab also offers others, such as a urine test, that is not recommended by the CDC. IGeneX was rejected by New York three times for Lyme tests in the past decade for not having enough documentation to prove the tests worked. The lab did not respond to requests for comment.
Other labs use different means to test for Lyme. Advanced Laboratory Services Inc. outside Philadelphia, for example, says it can detect and grow the bacteria that cause Lyme, a method most Lyme researchers have never been able to reliably do. The lab has conducted more than 4,000 tests but now does less than 50 a week, according to officials there.
The facility has come under sustained criticism by scientists and regulators since its test went on the market in 2011. New York rejected it in 2012 because, the state concluded, there was no proof it worked, and inspectors who visited the facility uncovered "broad substandard" laboratory practices, including an employee not wearing protective gear and a lack of lab supervision.
A federal scientist last year also published a critical study about the company's methods, raising contamination concerns.
Of course, not all tests rejected by the state of New York are problematic, said state officials. While tests may be rejected when developers fail to prove their validity, said Michael P. Ryan, director of the Division of Laboratory Quality Certification for the New York State Department of Health, those tests can be resubmitted as better data becomes available.
Still, many doctors say they can only abide by the scientific method, which requires evidence, such as reproducible results by an independent party in peer-reviewed literature, that a test does what it says it will.
Fredric Silverblatt, a doctor who runs a Lyme clinic in southern Rhode Island, said he often sees patients who have been on antibiotics for years without tangible results and who have tested negative on CDC-recommended tests. In those cases, he questions if they really have the disease.
One way to resolve the controversy, he said, is "to better understand how the body reacts to Lyme."
With that will come clarity on how people are affected and better tests.
The New England Center for Investigative Reporting, www.necir.org, is a nonprofit news outlet based at Boston University and WGBH TV and Radio in Boston.
NECIR interns Amanda Ostini, Carl Mueller and Michael Bottari assisted with the research for this story.


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Bryant Loses Bid to Skip Colo. Court Date
EAGLE, Colo. (AP) _ A bid by Kobe Bryant to skip his first court appearance next week on a sexual assault charge was rejected Thursday by a judge.
The decision came the same day attorneys for several media organizations asked the judge to unseal court records, saying the Los Angeles Lakers' star waived his right to privacy when he declared his innocence at a news conference.
Judge Fred Gannett said he wouldn't rule on the records issue before Bryant's court appearance Wednesday.
In their filing, defense attorneys said Bryant's absence Wednesday would reduce ``the impact on the courthouse and the need for security.″ Defense attorney Hal Haddon said their request was rejected by Gannett a few hours after they filed it. The judge's reasoning wasn't immediately clear.
The defense suggested Bryant intends to seek a preliminary hearing to determine whether he should stand trial.
Bryant, a 24-year-old husband and father of one, has said he had sex with a 19-year-old employee at a mountain resort June 30 but denies assaulting her. He is free on $25,000 bond.
Much of the information about the allegation has been sealed, including the arrest affidavit and court records that could provide clues to the evidence.
Chris Beall, a lawyer representing organizations including NBC, The Denver Post and the Los Angeles Times, said the presumption of public access to court records is ``a hallmark of our judicial system.″
``Every day that goes by when the public doesn't have an opportunity to understand the evidence is a day lost under the Constitution,″ he said in a courtroom filed with reporters during a hearing carried on cable TV.
``The defendant has asserted that the release of the arrest warrant and search warrant affidavit will harm his right to privacy,″ he said. ``However, the defendant has made admissions on international TV of a sexual relationship he says was consensual with the victim. That statement is a waiver of his right to privacy with respect to those facts.″
District Attorney Mark Hurlbert and defense lawyers want the records to remain sealed, saying publicity could affect Bryant's right to a fair trial.
Prosecutor Gregory Crittenden said the case cannot be treated as a typical criminal court proceeding.
``We're dealing with a celebrity that is recognizable worldwide and, because of this, we have to look at it differently,″ he said. ``The media is already pre-trying this case or attempting to pre-try this case in a court of public opinion.″
Haddon also warned that it could be difficult to select an impartial jury if documents are released publicly.
``There is every substantial probability of a clear and present danger that you cannot pick an impartial jury in this county or this state,″ he said.
The hearing was held as ABC News, the Rocky Mountain News and the Vail Daily newspaper cited unidentified sources as saying Bryant and his accuser had consensual sexual contact, but that she did not agree to have intercourse with him.
Representatives of the prosecutor and the sheriff's office declined comment on the reports.
The judge has ordered a limit on public comment about the case by attorneys, authorities and others, including Bryant and any witnesses. He said the order was necessary to guarantee a fair trial.
Gannett also has warned organizations not to publish or broadcast the name or photograph of any witness, juror, potential juror or the alleged victim and her family on the courthouse grounds. Any organization violating the order could be denied a seat in the courtroom.
Hurlbert has said he has physical and testimonial evidence to prove the case. He said Bryant forced the victim into ``submission″ through physical force, but the prosecutor refused to disclose other details.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – After a record-setting campaign, in which they established a new Institute standard with 22 wins, the MIT men's basketball team continued to accumulate individual awards this week, as Noel Hollingsworth and Mitchell Kates were honored for their outstanding seasons. Hollingsworth was named to the All-Region First Team by both D3Hoops.com and the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) while Kates was the D3Hoops Northeast Rookie of the Year.
Hollingsworth garnered regional accolades after being named the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Player of the Year last month. The sophomore became the fourth MIT player named to the First Team All-Region by D3Hoops in the past five years, joining Jimmy Bartolotta (2008, 2009) and Mike D'Auria (2006). Hollingsworth averaged a team and NEWMAC-high 20.4 points and 9.0 rebounds per game. He also paced the league in field goal percentage and double-doubles while ranking third in blocked shots and fifth in minutes played. Hollingsworth tallied at least 30 points in five games this season, including a career-high 37 against Babson in January, the single highest scoring total in the NEWMAC on the season.
Hollingsworth was one of two sophomores on the D3Hoops First Team, along with James Wang of Williams. The other First Team picks were Wang's teammate Blake Schultz, Gordon senior Aaron Trigg and Adam Choice of Colby. Jeffrey Robinson (Second Team) of WPI and Clark senior Mark Alexander (Third Team) were also selected from the NEWMAC.
Also the NEWMAC Rookie of the Year and Second Team All-Conference selection, Kates started every game at point guard for the Engineers as a freshman, averaging 13.2 points, 4.1 assists and a league-leading 2.1 steals per contest. Kates led all NEWMAC freshmen in scoring, field goal percentage, assists and minutes played.
The Engineers fantastic season came to an end at 22-5 after a hard-fought, overtime loss to DeSales University, 72-64, in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament. The Cardinal and Gray won its first ever NEWMAC regular season Championship and rose as high as No. 8 in the National Rankings.


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The International Space Station and the shuttle Endeavour pass over the sun's disk in a photograph taken by Spain's Dani Caxete through a telescope with a filter.
The space shuttle Endeavour's last spaceflight is finished, but the memories — and the images — keep rolling in. Spanish photographer Dani Caxete captured this amazing picture of Endeavour hooked up to the International Space Station as the linked spaceships sped across the sun's disk, as seen from a spot in Spain's Madrid-Guadalajara corridor.
Caxete had to be in just the right place at just the right time to catch the picture during a half-second opportunity. On his Paranoias Nocturnas blog, he notes that Pope Benedict XVI was in contact with the space crew on the same day. "Would it be the same hour? How curious...," Caxete wrote.
You can see the space station as a buggy-looking speck near the center of the sun's disk. Of course, the station was nowhere near the sun: It was passing about 220 miles (350 kilometers) overhead, while the sun is about 93 million miles (150 million kilometers) farther away. Can you make out Endeavour? This labeled close-up shows you the shuttle's location:
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A close-up of the sun's disk shows the International Space Station, with the position of the docked space shuttle Endeavour indicated by the label.
Caxete's blog and his Flickr page offer a wealth of space images, including this multiple-exposure photo of the space station zooming past the moon's disk:
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A multiple-exposure picture shows the International Space Station passing over the moon's disk.
Caxete says the picture of the station and Endeavour was taken through a 5-inch Celestron C5 spotting scope, which goes for around $400, while the moon picture was made using a telescope that he says cost about $75 (50 euros). Caxete's experience demonstrates that you don't have to spend a fortune to get some great sky photos.
And here's a free bonus: a view of Endeavour by its lonesome during its final minutes of flight, as captured on video by Noe Castillo from Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula. The space shuttle lit up the sky on its way to its final landing at NASA's Kennedy Space Center early Wednesday. The bright streak is the ionization trail left behind as Endeavour plunged through the atmosphere at an altitude of 40 miles. For more from Castillo, check out his Facebook page and his YouTube video channel.
Noe Castillo's video shows Endeavour lighting up the sky during atmospheric re-entry.
More sky photos:
- Month in Space: Must-see pictures from May
- Marvel at the 'Midnight Sun' eclipse
- Photos focus on night-sky wonders and worries
- Stunning views of the sun ... and Discovery?!
- The night sky in 37,440 exposures
- All-time top 10 astronomy pictures
Two big tips o' the Log to Bad Astronomy's Phil Plait and Discovery News' Ian O'Neill.
You can connect with the Cosmic Log community by "liking" the log's Facebook page or following @b0yle on Twitter. Also, give a look to "The Case for Pluto," my book about the controversial dwarf planet and the search for new worlds.


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The Catholic Voice - Oakland, CA
At his baptism, Jesus was anointed to proclaim the Good News to the poor, to open the eyes of the blind, to set the captives free, to proclaim the Kingdom of God and to bring about justice. All baptized Christians share in this mission, too, said Father Peter West, a member of Priests for Life who spoke at Masses at St. James Church in Omaha Jan. 8 and 9.
Through baptism comes great responsibility, including building a culture of life, he said.
"Pope John Paul II has called the culture that we live in a culture of death," he said. "I believe that we can create the culture of life if we work together and we are faithful to our baptismal calling."
A priest for the Archdiocese of Newark, N.J., Father West was in Omaha Jan. 7-10 to speak to parishioners at St. James and to area high school students about pro-life issues, such as abortion, contraception, in vitro fertilization and human cloning. He also was the featured speaker for the Nebraskans United for Life's 32nd Annual Celebration for Life dinner.
This year marks the 32nd anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade decision that legalized abortion. Since that time there have been nearly 44 million abortions – one out of every four pregnancies, Father West said. And today there are additional challenges, such as human cloning, embryonic stem cell research and euthanasia.
"To be pro-life means to be proactive," said the pro-life activist. "We have to act out our belief."
Putting that belief into action can include providing information to pregnant mothers and embracing our political responsibility, he said. Most importantly, it's done with prayer.
"Pray for a greater respect for life in all stages of development. Pray for the unborn babies threatened by abortion. Pray for the elderly, the sick, the handicapped threatened by euthanasia. Pray for women who are tempted to have an abortion. Pray for men that they will understand their roles in being responsible husbands and fathers and guardians and defenders of life," he said. "We also need to pray for doctors to use their skills not to take life, but to serve life, and for politicians, that they will stand up for the most basic human rights we have."
In order to build a culture of life, there also must be forgiveness, healing and support shown to women and men wounded by abortion, said Father West, founder and director of Amicus, a Catholic young adult group.
"The Lord has called us to a victory of justice. Together, if we are faithful to our baptismal calling, we can bring about a culture of life and a civilization of love in which each and every human being will be welcomed, protected, nurtured and loved from the moment of conception to the moment of natural death."


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Georgia remains among the poorest countries of the former Soviet Union. Many of its problems have been exacerbated by the global economic crisis: paid employment is hard to come by, basic services are under-resourced, and social support is insufficient for the most vulnerable people. However, with help from Oxfam and our local partners, things are starting to change.
Georgia currently has a population of approximately 5 million people, ten per cent of which are internally displaced, due to internal conflicts in the early 1990's and again in August 2008.
Although rapid Government reforms are now taking place, the benefits are failing to reach poor and rural populations. Poverty in Georgia particularly affects women living in the rural areas and small holder farmers. Volatility of food prices threatens the food security and livelihoods of many, already vulnerable and poor people. The Government of Georgia has an opportunity to focus public policies on agriculture with a potential for a triple win – an area for critical growth, food security and poverty reduction.
Oxfam's program in Georgia was originally launched in 1993 to provide emergency relief but by 1999 we phased out much of our emergency relief projects, shifting the focus to longer term development. We work with and through local partners including civil society organizations, NGOs, networks and different levels of the Georgian government.
Sustainable livelihoods
Oxfam and our partners are helping poor farmers to grow their own vegetables, y providing technical support, seeds, and fertilizers , and to establish trade opportunities with new markets.
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We support poor rural communities to access basic treatment and medicines at an affordable price through health financing programs.
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We work with communities to help prepare and reduce the impact of natural disasters, such as landslides and flooding. We have also been developing tools for assessing disaster and vulnerability on a national level.
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Oxfam is empowering people in poverty to make their voices heard, building the capacity of women and young people in leadership, education and the work place.
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We push to keep government institutions accountable for the provision of quality public services and economic opportunities for the poor and vulnerable.


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Chromcraft Office Chairs. Online furniture shopping is a very important thing that can be done to beautify your house with new furnishings. The features of online furniture shopping have certainly nailed the actual fact that is superior and supreme set alongside the common furniture shopping from a physical store. Choosing the right wood can be an art alone, and fashioning a stylish furniture piece using traditional carpentry bones that is really as strong and strong as you need it to be is an indicator of your master-craftsman. This is actually the quality only achievable with handmade furniture, irrespective of where it is built.
Some people was raised in children that was equipped with traditional furniture, a few of which have been passed on for generations, an increasing number of men and women are switching to cardboard furniture. As the grade of cardboard portions as increased considerably lately, modern furniture designers and manufacturers have altered just how that society talks about furniture that is manufactured out of nontraditional products, such as cardboard, plywood and plastics.


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The Center for the Book at New Hampshire State Library
For Immediate Release
Mary Russell, Center for the Book at the New Hampshire State Library
603-271-2866, email@example.com
September 21, 2011
NH Center for the Book invites young readers to
enter Letters About Literature 2012
Once again, New Hampshire students have the opportunity to participate in Letters about Literature, a reading promotion program that awards cash prizes and Target GiftCards to winning participants, and may also bring as much as $10,000 to their school or community library.
A national writing contest for readers nine years of age or older in grades 4 through 12, Letters About Literature is sponsored by the Center for the Book in the Library of Congress, in partnership with Target Stores. In New Hampshire, the program is coordinated by the Center for the Book at the New Hampshire State Library.
To participate in Letters About Literature, students write a personal letter to an author, explaining how his or her work changed their view of the world or of themselves. Young readers can select authors from any genre—fiction or nonfiction, contemporary or classic.
The deadline for entries in Letters About Literature 2012 is January 6, 2012; entries must include the required entry coupon. The coupon, along with complete contest rules, a teaching supplement to guide students through the reading-writing process, a list of books that inspired previous semi-finalist letters, and winning essays from previous years are all available at http://lal.nhbookcenter.org.
For the competition, a panel of New Hampshire judges will select the top letters in the state in each of three competition levels: Level I for students in grades 4 through 6, Level II for grades 7 and 8, and Level III for grades 9 through 12. New Hampshire winners receive a cash award of $100 from the Center for the Book at the New Hampshire State Library and a $50 Target GiftCard. Winning letters at the state level then advance for national judging.
At the national level, judges for The Center for the Book in the Library of Congress select six National Winners (2 per level of competition) and twelve National Honorable Mention Winners (4 per level of competition). National Winners receive a $500 Target GiftCard plus each secures a $10,000 Letters About Literature Reading Promotion Grant in their name for a community or school library. National Honorable Mention Winners each receive a $100 Target GiftCard and a $1,000 Letters About Literature Reading Promotion Grant in their name.
The Center for the Book at the New Hampshire State Library was founded in 2003 to celebrate and promote reading, books, literacy and the literary heritage of New Hampshire, and to highlight the role that reading and libraries play in enriching the lives of the people of the Granite State. It is the New Hampshire affiliate of the Center for the Book in the Library of Congress. Information on the New Hampshire Center is available at http://nhbookcenter.org.
The Center for the Book in the Library of Congress was established in 1977 as a public-private partnership to use the resources of the Library of Congress to stimulate public interest in books and reading. For information about its activities and national reading promotion networks, visit http://www.read.gov/cfb/.
Target Stores, along with its parent company Target Corporation (NYSE:TGT), gives back more than $2 million each week to its local communities through grants and special programs. Since opening its first store in 1962, Target has partnered with nonprofit organizations, guests and team members to help meet community needs.
Letters About Literature supports national standards for teaching language arts & reading as recommended by the National Council of Teachers of English and the International Reading Association.
NOTE TO EDITORS: For more information about the 2012 Letters about Literature program, the Center for the Book at the New Hampshire State Library, or to arrange an interview, please contact Mary Russell, 603-271-2866, firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Vows Asynchronous Behaviour Driven Development for Node
There are two reasons why we might want asynchronous testing. The first, and obvious reason is that node.js is asynchronous, and therefore our tests should be. The second reason is to make tests which target I/O run much faster, by running them concurrently.


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Woman Hits Back At Liberty Media; Asks For Dismissal From P2P Shakedown Saying She Never Downloaded Gay Porn
from the good-work dept
However, copyright lawyer Ray Dowd points us to one woman's response to the accusation that she had downloaded gay porn. While the filing is technically pro se from this woman, who notes that her profession is as an electrician, Dowd notes that the motion is surprisingly well-written for a non-lawyer (and also refers to herself in the third person), raising questions if there's an anonymous lawyer helping out. Either way, she points out that she never downloaded the film in question and had never even heard of it or the company. She notes that she lives in New Jersey and any such lawsuit should be in New Jersey. She also notes that Liberty failed to follow basic civil procedure rules for serving her with the lawsuit, and says that the lawsuit fails the statute of limitations test, because it does not provide a date when she was supposed to have infringed.
You can read her entire filing below.
On a separate note, reading this, it's the first time I realized that Marc Randazza is apparently representing Liberty Media. That's unfortunate, as Randazza quite frequently does really good work in favor of protecting people's First Amendment rights -- and, as a reader recently noted, Randazza's firm is even listed on the EFF's website of law firms that are willing to help those accused of file sharing in lawsuits exactly like this one! It's too bad. I usually support the work that Randazza does, but supporting Liberty Media in this overreaching campaign seems like a mistake.


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The legendary 'mighty Motu' rally stage near Gisborne lived up to its reputation yesterday, shaking up the leaderboard in this week's Silver Fern Rally.
Just 15 seconds covered the top five places in the Historic Trophy class yesterday morning, as the epay-sponsored rally took competitors from Rotorua to Gisborne.
The field took on the Motu stage before running through Rakauroa and Wakarau - three tough stages totalling 100km.
Shane Murland came up on top after starting in sixth and 42 seconds off the lead pace - arriving in Gisborne last night with a 1m46sec lead.
There were ups and down behind Murland, but Deane Buist, Neil Allport, Jeff Judd, and Vince Bristow are still within 51 seconds of each other heading into today's stages.
Aussie Geoff Portman put in an impressive effort to catch up to the historics - after crashing in the morning he was back after the Opotoki service at midday beating Murland for the stage wins and setting records on the way.
The Silver Fern Challenge has also seen a change in the top order, with Brian Stokes moving up from third to lead in his highly modified Ford Escort.
Having jumped ahead of Brent Taylor's Toyota, and closed the gap on Dave Strong by midday, Stokes was 1min 19 sec slower than Taylor through the Motu but extended his lead to 21 seconds over Strong's Honda by close of play.
The Silver Frond category was also thick with action - Andrew Shrimpton had broken more than just the driveshaft in his Escort on Sunday, but after picking up a replacement engine on TradeMe and fitting it overnight, he was back in the game yesterday.
James Hewlett still leads, with Trevor Taylor moving his Mitsubishi Mirage up to second after Stuart McFarlane suffered mechanical issues with his Porsche.
Former NZ Rally Champion co-driver Jim Robb is now sitting third in his Datsun Sunny.
Today sees seven special stages over 178km, including Hereheretau, Cricklewood and Mohaka Coach.
The epay Zone in Napier will be on Marine Parade south of the National Aquarium from 5:20pm, allowing people to see the cars and drivers before end of day service.
- nzherald.co.nz


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June 12, 2009
June 9 we had an up close and personal interview on Wanda's Picks Radio with the great pianist, George Cables. He was at Yoshi's in San Francisco with his friends, Bobby Hutcherson and Charlie Haden and is on to New York for a tribute to Freddie Hubbard later this week. Listen any time at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Wandas-Picks/2009/06/09/Wandas-Picks-Special. You will not be disappointed.


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Police Log
The Police Log is a digest of reports filed by the Warwick Police
Two Warwick men were charged with assault on Dec. 17 after a neighbor told police he was attacked in the parking lot of the Family Dollar store in Meadowbrook Plaza. Officer Manuel Pacheco reported that a witness told him he saw the victim getting assaulted by two men around 5:15. He said another officer was out with the victim who said he had a problem with the two men who attacked him because he confronted one of them about stealing some tools from the basement of the house they shared on Mohawk Avenue. The victim said the other man and his friend got out of their pickup truck and attacked him after he questioned him about a Sawzall tool that was missing from the basement. The victim told police the accused man went to the back of the truck and pulled out the Sawzall, showed it to him and then said, he'll "never get it back now," before placing it in the bed of his white Ford pickup.
Pacheco and another officer saw the suspect pickup on Warwick Avenue and pulled it over near the Dockside market. Pacheco said dispatch cautioned that the suspect had a record of weapons charges and they ordered both men out of the pickup and searched the owner for weapons. He said the owner claimed that he was the one who was attacked and that he gave the victim his Sawzall back. Pacheco said both men in the pickup had cut and injured knuckles and they found the Sawzall in the back of the truck, contradicting what the owner of the pickup told them. Joseph W. Bennett, 52, of 47 Mohawk Ave. was arrested and charged with assault, receiving stolen goods, being a habitual offender because of the number of prior larceny convictions on his record and was held as a probation violator. He was also charged with possession of a controlled substance. His companion, Steven M. Logan, 23, of the same address was charged with simple assault and then released with a summons for District Court.
Officer Eric Lima reported he was dispatched to the Warwick Mall for a shoplifting arrest at the Claire's store on Dec. 19. Sgt. Scott Robillard was working a detail and informed Lima that the suspect was accused of stealing 35 articles of jewelry and a hat worth a total of $298.50 from the store. The manager of the store said they saw the woman put the items in a shopping bag and walk out of the store without paying for the goods. Sarah Sargeant, 18, of 129 Everleth Ave. in Warwick was also charged with possession of 23 clonazepam pills she did not have a prescription for and held for the Bail Commissioner.
Officer Stephen Major arrested a woman at Macy's in the Warwick Mall on Dec. 21 after loss prevention at the store told him she concealed and stole 12 items from the store that were worth a total of $485.66. Hermine Kotoyan, 52, of 1658 Broad St. in Cranston was later released with a summons for District Court.
Officer Jacob Elderkin reported he was dispatched to the Bath and Body Works at the Warwick Mall for a pair of shoplifters accused of stealing 12 items worth a total of $302.28 on Dec. 17. A security guard told Elderkin the pair was stopped when they walked out of the store with bottles of cologne they concealed in shopping bags. Security said the man placed the items in the shopping bags but the female was well aware of what he was doing and walked out with the goods. A female employee chased the pair and a Mall security guard stopped them. Desiree Ellingwood, 24, of 26 River St. in West Warwick and Raymond L. Ellingwood, 42, of the same address, were charged with shoplifting and later released with summonses.
Leeann Solomon, 32, of 145 Essex Rd. in Warwick was charged with stealing $126.55 worth of assorted office supplies at the Staples store on Post Road on Dec. 11. She was later released with a summons.
Zoila C. Portillo, 31, of 113 Tiernan Ave. in Warwick was charged with shoplifting on Dec. 16 after Macy's loss prevention told police she walked out of the store without paying for $162 worth of cologne sets. She was later released with a summons.
Officer Jamey Petit reported stopping a car he saw tailgating another car on Veterans Memorial Drive around 3:10 a.m. on Dec. 22. He said they turned onto Centerville Road and the car continued to follow the car in front so closely that it looked like they were attached to each other. He said he pulled the car over and noticed that the driver appeared to be intoxicated and learned the car's registration was suspended for not getting inspected. He said the driver failed a field sobriety test and was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving and refused to take a breath test at headquarters. Nicholas Gebhart, 24, of 5580 Post Rd. in East Greenwich was charged with DUI, second offense, and refusal, first offense. He was later released to a sober adult.
Officer John Curley reported he followed a car on East Avenue around 12:15 a.m. on Dec. 22 as it swerved from lane to lane and over the double yellow lines before he pulled it over near Toys R Us. He said the driver smelled strongly of alcohol and appeared to be intoxicated. He said the driver failed a field sobriety test and was arrested on suspicion of DUI. He said the driver refused a breath test at headquarters and was charged with DUI, refusal for a second time and laned roadway violations. John A. Muro, 64, of Lemac Street in Warwick was later released to a sober adult.
Officer Hovsep Sarkisian reported he was on patrol around 1:42 a.m. on Dec. 17 when he clocked a car doing 47 miles per hour before it turned onto Route 37 west, where it was stopped. He said the driver admitted he had been drinking in Cranston and Warwick and was on his way home to East Greenwich. He said the driver failed a field sobriety test and was taken to headquarters where he refused to take a breath test. He said the driver got increasingly more belligerent and refused to call anyone to pick him up and was put in a cell, where he violently kicked and punched the toilet and sink. He said he told him to calm down and then left him there until he was out of sight and he began to attack the plumbing again. He said he was placed in restraints. He said he told the driver signing the summons was not an admission of guilt but he continued to refuse and continued to attack the plumbing and was placed in a padded cell for his own safety. He said the driver continued yelling and screaming and kicking the fixtures until they placed him back in the padded cell without his jacket, belt and suspenders. Scott J. Flanagan, 31, of 4591 Post Rd. was charged with driving on a suspended license, DUI, refusal, and speeding. Sarkisian said he was also charged with damaging city property after maintenance personnel had to pry open the door and reported the bottom of the door was bent and protruding from the frame.
Officer Sarkisian reported stopping a car for operating erratically on Route 95 South around 1:30 a.m. on Dec. 19. He said the vehicle had been weaving in and out of its lane several times when he pulled it over. He said the driver appeared to be under the influence and failed a field sobriety test. Walter Davenport, 31, of 159 Gordon Ave. in Warwick was taken to headquarters where he refused a breath test. He was charged with DUI, refusal and laned roadway violations.
Officer Dale Drowne reported an accident between a pickup and a fence on Namquid Drive around 2:45 p.m. on Dec. 15. He said he arrived to find a man sitting on a folding chair in the side yard of 338 Namquid. He said the truck took an abrupt turn off Namquid and went over the grass and a pile of patio bricks into a chain-link fence. He said the man smelled of alcohol and had difficulty balancing and walking and admitted he had blacked out and said he wasn't sure what was wrong with him. He also said his knees were painful and he couldn't do the walking test but Drowne reported he could not or would not do the finger to nose or nystagmus tests as well. Drowne said he advised the driver of his rights and had Rescue personnel check him out due to the fact he said he blacked out. He said Rescue decided to transport him to Kent Hospital for evaluation, but in the meantime a witness told Drowne the driver attempted to hide some alcohol containers that were in his truck but they were found by other officers. He said he followed the Rescue to the hospital where the driver refused to take a blood test. John F. Dwyer, 51, of 5 Drake Rd. in Warwick was charged with DUI and refusal and left in the custody of the medical staff.


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More than a third of kids going off to college in the US this autumn will take a netbook with them, a survey of students has suggested.
Some 34 per cent of student respondents queried by US online price comparison site Retrevo said they're going to buy a netbook for their studies.
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TBS has extended the run of "Conan" through November 2015.
The move keeps O'Brien in place on the network he joined in November 2010, after he left NBC's "Tonight Show" and Jay Leno returned as its as host. NBC plans to replace Leno with Jimmy Fallon by next fall, which would mean O'Brien will keep his current show at least a year longer than Leno will keep his.
The deal also keeps Andy Richter as the announcer for "Conan."
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Makeover includes new moniker for Merrimack hotelBy KIMBERLY HOUGHTON
Union Leader Correspondent
November 13. 2012 8:26PM
MERRIMACK - Following months of renovations, the old Fairfield Inn has been transformed into a modern and spacious hotel under new ownership as the Holiday Inn Express & Suites.
The Holiday Inn, at 4 Amherst Road off Exit 11 of the F.E. Everett Turnpike, opened its doors on Monday after a multimillion-dollar makeover.
"This was such a great opportunity to take an attractive building that was constructed in 1981 and reinvent it into something totally new. We are actually bringing something back to life, which is very exciting for us," said David Roedel of Roedel Companies, a New Hampshire-based hotel operator.
The newly refurbished hotel has 100 guest rooms ranging from $119 to $139 per night. King and double queen suites are available, along with a complimentary breakfast, free wireless high-speed Internet access, fitness center and outdoor swimming pool.
The three-story hotel is close to the new Merrimack Premium Outlets, one of many incentives prompting Roedel Companies to pursue the extensive renovation project, according to Roedel.
The Colonial-style architecture remains intact, but the interior of the hotel has been refreshed with a contemporary New England look, new lobby, updated fixtures and modern decor.
"We liked the bones of this building, and we really liked its location," Roedel said. "We have made it more attractive, and rebranded the hotel to fit the demand for this business-based climate here in Merrimack."
Previously, the old hotel housed about 115 rooms, but after the renovations, there are now 100 rooms complete with brand new bathrooms, flat-screen televisions and Internet access. All guest rooms, the lobby and public spaces were renovated and expanded to be compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act, and a portico and larger breakfast space was added.
"Everything was done first class. It is beautiful," said Sharon Nista, director of sales. "I think this hotel is so warm and welcoming. We are all thrilled about it."
The new Holiday Inn Express & Suites in Merrimack is the second hotel of its kind in New Hampshire, and the 41st in New England. It includes the signature blue lights along the exterior of the facility.
Between 25 to 30 staff members will be employed at the new hotel, according to Roedel, who anticipates up to 70,000 guest occupancies within the first year.
Roedel Companies, of Wilton, owns and operates the Hilton Garden Inn Manchester and a select portfolio of nationally branded hotels throughout the Northeast, including other Holiday Inn Express and Suites, Hilton Garden Inns and Hampton Inn and Suites. The company builds and renovates hotels throughout the Eastern United States for its own account and third parties through ROK Builders, its construction management subsidiary.
RGH Hospitality, the hotel management subsidiary of Roedel Companies, will run the Holiday Inn Express & Suites in Merrimack on behalf of the ownership. Other companies partnered with the project were RSJ Associates for interior design and procurement services, and Group One Architecture.
"I think everyone here is excited to have this project completed and finally open to the community," Roedel said on Tuesday.
A grand opening celebration has been planned for Dec. 5.
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