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Dr. David Palacios, ND
Dr. David Palacios is a board-certified naturopathic physician specializing in acute and chronic pain resolution with natural therapies. Dr. David (as he likes to be called) also has a passion for taking care of families in a holistic primary care setting. After earning his bachelor's degree in Biology with a minor in Music, he completed his four-year medical training at the National College of Natural Medicine. Dr. David also completed an extended residency which centered on acute and chronic pain resolution, hormone balance, pediatrics, and general primary care.
A foundational piece of Dr. David's success in treating and healing is found in the six naturopathic principles: Do No Harm, Identify and Treat the Cause, The Healing Power of Nature, Doctor as Teacher, Treat the Whole Person, and Disease Prevention.
Dr. David takes a detailed, patient-centered, natural and holistic approach to bring about optimal wellness and function to the individual. He believes that natural therapies should be the first line defense in treating illness and disease and should be exhausted before pharmaceutical intervention is ever considered. If patients are currently taking pharmaceutical medication, his goal is to work these patients off of pharmaceutical intervention.
Dr. David utilizes a variety of conventional and naturopathic treatment modalities to best establish optimal health and wellness in his patients. Some of the modalities include: Neural Therapy, Ozone and Prolozone Therapy, botanical/herbal medicine, homeopathy, dry needle therapy, naturopathic manipulation techniques, nutritional counseling, and hydrotherapy.
Bachelors of Science in Biology with an emphasis in Cellular and Molecular Biology
- Pacific University: Forest Grove, OR
Naturopathic Doctorate with Certification in Natural Childbirth
- The National College of Natural Medicine: Portland, OR
1.5 Year Residency- Acute and Chronic Pain, MVA, Hormone Balance, Pediatrics, General Practice
- A Family Healing Center: McMinnville, OR (Training with Dr. Jason and Dr. Jessica Black)
Ozone Therapy Certification and Training: Prolozone and IV Ozone Therapy
- Oxygen Healing Therapies: Reno, NV (Training with Dr. Frank Shallenberger
Some Therapies that Dr. David treats:
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Digestive/GI health: irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), ulcers, Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, Celiac disease, food intolerance, allergies, chronic diarrhea or constipation, chronic nausea, acid reflux/GERD, hepatitis, candida/yeast over growth, gall bladder disease.
Cardiopulmonary: high blood pressure, high cholesterol, heart failure, stroke, asthma, pneumonia, emphysema, bronchitis, lung cancer supportive therapies.
Neurological: anxiety, depression, ADD, ADHD, autism, bi-polar, stroke, migraines, Bell's Palsy, carpal tunnel, all nerve pain.
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My grandmother recently passed away after a long battle with a variety of illnesses. As a devout Lutheran she disapproved of pretty much everything I believe and do, but was respectful and classy enough to keep it to herself. As I am 3,000 miles away from her funeral and wake, I wanted to hold a minni for her. (In case you are not heathen, the minni is the rite of remembrance, something like a religious ritual and a wake combined.)
This presented me with something of a dilemma. I had spent the last few years living with her and helping to look after her, and wanted to do something to honor her and find closure on that chapter of my life. However, she would not want heathen prayers said for her, the intercession of a heathen divinity, or any suggestion that she might even theoretically be involved with such things.
So I compromised. I did not ask for Odin to ferry her safely to the other side. I did not ask any heathen god to bless her. I did hallow the ritual space by the Hammer, and asked Odin's blessing over the ritual drink. Then I offered my grandmother traditional toasts, speaking memories of her life and the ways she had affected me, such as introducing me to the runes.
It is a strength of the heathen religion that we can respectfully accommodate other religions, other views of the world, while remaining true to our own. During our time together I often had to alter my practices or my speech in order to accomodate her beliefs. Just as she did, in her own way, for me. It was not an imposition, it was a matter of respect, of frith. Wes thu hal, Mimi.


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Your negotiating committee and National Executive Board are in Ottawa working hard to negotiate new collective agreements.
There is a possibility that a 72-hour strike or lockout notice may be issued, but your negotiating committee is determined to achieve good, negotiated collective agreements without any industrial action. The National Executive Board is prepared to take any steps necessary to get what we deserve.
Your negotiating committee would like to take this opportunity to thank all of you for your great solidarity activities that have been ongoing during the last few weeks. The pictures and messages of support are a great morale booster as we work hard to achieve your demands. Please continue with the actions and keep us informed of what you are doing.
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While the rest of the cricketing planet has had their eyes diverted to the incessant T20 carnival in the Republic of India, our man in the UK, The Tooting Trumpet, has had ample time between warm pints, cold pies, rain delays and early dim finishes to devour, digest and review the authorised biography of one of cricket's most loved, most successful and most respected icons, Clive Hubert Lloyd.
It is with considerable humility that 99.94 is once again graced with the significant literary experience of our mysterious reviewer and his latest effort lies beneath for your reading pleasure.
Before Allan Border started the long march to Australian supremacy, there was one team that bestrode cricket as its indisputable masters – The West Indies. Like recent Australian teams, its line-up was overflowing with natural leaders, but there was only one captain, and that was Clive Lloyd.
"Supercat" is billed as an authorised biography on its wonderful cover, so we know the tone will be more hagiographic than biographic, but for a generation of cricket fans born in the sixties, that is what we want. There is another biography to be written on the great man that is more critical, but that can wait – for now we wallow in nostalgia.
Clive was born in 1944 on the South American mainland in the vast sprawling mineral rich country now known as Guyana and quickly learned the responsibilities of leadership when his father died with Clive just 14 years old. Clive left school to earn the money his family needed, but, despite eyesight that was less than perfect, continued to improve his cricket with the "black" Demerara Cricket Club, where he received the encouragement so critical to a young sportsman. The book charts the usual struggles of a player seeking to establish himself, with a little local flavour as the island nations' representatives scheme for their men to get a slot in the West Indies team ahead of the lanky Guyanese. It's usually a failure in the biographer to read significance into every little setback in the subject's life, but Clive really did seem to absorb his experiences and use them to shape his life.
Clive assumes the captaincy of the West Indies and, for his third series, the team (recently crowned the first World Cup winners) travel to Australia and are annihilated 5-1. Clive watches at close quarters as Lillee, Thomson, Gilmour and Walker take 87 of the Windies' 101 wickets to fall. Like the punk rockers emerging in London, Clive became addicted to speed.
He was to wield this mighty weapon ruthlessly in both forms of the game as his dashing batsmen, led by the incomparable King Viv, set up winning positions that his bowlers drove home with a previously unseen combination of brawn and brains, relentlessly preying on batsmen's physical and psychological weaknesses. It was cricket one step short of battlefield warfare, and many didn't like it. Those that did recognised that this great game had been taken to another level and that the challenge was to match the fittest team on the planet. It would take them a generation to do so and Clive's record of 14 series wins from 18 contested as captain stands as testament to his team's dominance.
What made Clive a great leader emerges slowly in the book. He is a soft-spoken man, but that ensures that he is listened to rather than merely heard. His education was truncated, but he thought hard about the game and hard about the things that matter to him – his refusal to tour apartheid South Africa, his pan-Caribbean political perspective, his quick understanding of the implications of World Series Cricket's impact on the game.
But the biggest factor in his success as a leader was his ability to inspire something not far short of love across a broad swathe of mankind. Arriving in a white Lancashire dressing room (and a white Lancashire) in the late Sixties, this giant black man immediately gains the respect and affection of his team and his new community (if not all the Lancashire committee). Great talent allied to great humility always succeeds in England. Clive looked Kerry Packer in the eye, counted him as a man he could trust and was rewarded with Kerry's lifelong friendship and support. Most importantly, he gained the love of the disparate group of men who represented the West Indies in his time. In the book's best sections, Andy Roberts, Michael Holding and Gordon Greenidge speak of him as "Cappy" and he speaks of them like a proud father. His distress at the early loss of perhaps the greatest of the all, Malcolm Marshall, is clear even at this distance.
Clive's post-playing career is covered in more detail than star-struck fans like me would like. He has given great service to the game as a match referee, intermittent service to the roiling cauldron of West Indian cricket and does good works in the Caribbean and in the UK. Clive's life is a good one well lived.
But to have seen him live (as I did many times) was to stare as this long, stooped figure, so very black in the bright sun, loped to the wicket, looked up at the umpire through his famous glasses and took guard. Hush, and then the unveiling of those uncoached, but perfectly honed strokes, all around the wicket, with a shot for a ball of any line, any length. Like everyone who has ever met him or seen him at work, my life was enriched by Big Clive and I am very, very grateful.


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African Sexual Minorities & Gender Variant Resources
Homosexuality - Gay - Lesbian - Bisexual - Transgender - Transsexual - Same-Sex Sex
To: Map of Africa
RWANDA - Anti-LGBT Arrests Increase as Elections Approach (2010, Alternate Link, Alternate Link):
While Rwanda prepares for the upcoming presidential elections to be
held in August this year, concerns are mounting regarding the future of
lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people (LGBTI) as
arbitrary arrests of these groups continue to swoop the country. - HOCA opens homosexuality debate in Rwanda (2010, Alternate Link, Alternate Link):
A public admission by the Director of Horizon Community Association
(HOCA), Naome Ruzindana, that homosexuality does exist in Rwanda has
sparked controversy in that country, with public figures dubbing it an
abomination that contradicts the Rwandan culture. In an interview with
Izuba Rirashe a Rwandan newspaper, Ruzindana said they are ready to be
visible and operate in an open space for society and the state to know
their existence and to fight for their freedom and right to existence.
"Its in this sense, we thought it was necessary for some of us to come
out, I felt it was necessary to be out spoken about homosexuality, for
people not to pretend that we do not exist", said Ruzindana. "We are
here to fight against the new penal code that is being debated upon to
be put into law", she added. Despite the emergence of movements that
have began advocating for the rights of sexual minority groups, many
people in Rwanda continue to deny the existence of homosexuality in the
country. - Naome Ruzindana on Challenges LGBTI People Face in Rwanda and East Africa (2010).
HRBA and the rights of LGBT persons in Rwanda
(2011): In November 2009, a draft revision on the Penal Code Act of
Rwanda was tabled in the Parliament of Rwanda. Article 217 of the
draft act would introduce the criminalization of consensual same-sex
acts and relationships as well as criminalizing the work of LGBT human
rights defenders. However, the article was dismissed after he Minister
of Justice Tharcisse Karugarama condemned and refuted international
reports that the Government intended to criminalize homosexual acts,
saying that sexual orientation is a private matter not a state
business. Regardless of this, many LGBT persons in the country have
been arbitrarily detained by the police, or have been denied their
rights by the authorities because of their sexual orientation or gender
identity. The examples below illustrate the level of discrimination and
on-going rights violations that LGBT individuals within Rwanda face.
Arrests, trial and sentencing of individuals accused of crimes, are
commonplace for LGBT persons. As a result, LGBT persons live in
legitimate fear of harassment and human rights violations by the
police, government authorities, and individuals in their communities.
Rwanda To Vote on Criminalizing Homosexuality Wednesday (2009). - Stop Rwanda's proposals to criminalise homosexuality (2009).- New Law Criminalizing Same-Sex Conduct Proposed in Rwanda (2007):
Rwanda is moving to abolish the death penalty, mainly so that it may
take custody of the overflow of Genocide-detainees whom the ICTR will
be unable to prosecute before the expiration of its mandate. This is a
positive and progressive move. Unfortunately, the opportunity is being
used to introduce some new, equally oppressive legislation—particularly
the criminalization for consensual same-sex acts, which had never been
a crime in Rwanda, and heightened penalties for abortion... Rwanda has
offered a strong response to AIDS and has been successful at
stabilizing HIV transmission rates in the country. Criminalizing
homosexuality will only hamper its efforts to fight HIV, by driving
same-sex practicing Rwandese underground and making them even more
afraid to discuss their sexual behavior with medical personnel,
counselors, their husbands, wives and non-marital partners. - New Law Criminalizing Same-Sex Conduct Proposed (2007). - Nouvelle proposition de loi criminalisant les pratiques homosexuelles (2007)Translation) (Alternate Link) (Translation).
Lesbian study on lived realities of same sex women in Rwanda (2010): The Research was carried out in Gasabo district of the Central province of Rwanda. The Focus was on Lived Realities of Open Lesbians living in Kigali. The study was therefore limited to only Kigali by Horizon Community Association because it was an initiative to recognize the Problems faced by Lesbians after the several attacks, arrests and arbitrary that has been in Rwanda since 2004... Interviews where conducted by one on one questioner method from different persons located in different areas of Rwanda below are their responses and a number of issues affecting the Lesbians community in Rwanda... Members have suffered from homophobic related physical injuries, mental health illness, and HIV /AIDS which requires special attention. Many members have a very negative attitude towards life. During the interview, members were traumatized, heart broken and requested for ways to be integrated to the Rwandan society and needed some psycho social support from the Organization ( Hoca)... Horizon Community Association has done a lot of Advocacy and Networking for the past years. Because of continued injustices that has happened to members, we decided to come out through Advocacy, and document our lived realities with testimonies, and this has helped us gain strong and supportive network within Rwanda... [Full Interviews Available.] - Naome-Buzindana (2010). Lesbian Study on Lived Realities of Same Sex Women in Rwanda. Kigali, Rwanda: Horizon Community Association (HOCA). PDF Download. Download Page: Horizon Community Association (HOCA).
New HIV awareness drive targets prisoners
(2010): "We have adopted new measures of sensitizing people in
correctional facilities as high-risk sexual behaviour in Rwandan
prisons seems to be a major contributing factor to the increase in the
spread of HIV," said Anita Asiimwe, executive secretary of the National
AIDS Control Commission, CNLS. The new strategy will use peer educators
to teach prisoners about HIV; they will also encourage prisoners to
attend voluntary counselling and testing for HIV so that those who are
already HIV-positive can access treatment... "Prison grounds offer
ideal conditions for the transmission of HIV, especially through
homosexuality," Dative Mukanyangezi, director-general of Kigali Central
Prison - where 16.5 percent of imprisoned women and 15 percent of male
prisoners were HIV-positive, according to 2006 data - told
IRIN/PlusNews. She noted that practices such as intravenous drug use
and the sharing of non-sterile sharp instruments for tattooing were
widespread in Rwanda's prisons. According to a 2009 study by the
Ministry of Health and its partners, prisoners in Kigali's Kimironko
Prison reported having sex with sex workers, girlfriends and wives
while out of prison on work detail.
Truth On Homosexuality In Rwanda
(2009): The author of this article had an opportunity to meet and
converse with a few LGBT (acronym that labels lesbians, gay, bisexuals
and transsexuals) in Rwanda. In their testimony, most of them declare
that when their families realized that they were born homosexuals
(meaning men whose feelings and sexual attraction can be considered
similar to those of women) and lesbians (meaning women whose feelings
and sexual attraction can be considered similar to those of men), they
were rejected from their homes, disrespected, and that their neighbors,
friends and government institutions made difficult for them... However,
even though these some of them encounter those problems, homosexuals
are found in all levels of society, as those we talked to informed us:
in high levels of national leadership, in the military leadership,
among powerful investors and business people, among people's
representatives, and they do not wish to be revealed ( some have
families, i.e. wives and children ), born with such sexual nature
although they still can have children. Among those we talked to, some
have friends among such personalities, but they cannot reveal the
identity of those personalities because these have asked them not to
put them at jeopardy while they depend on those personalities.
Advocacy for HIV/AIDS prevention in / from Rwanda'a prisons
(2005): It is reliably known that these prisoners engage in un
protected penetrative sex either heterosexually or homosexually, even
though this is prohibited. Since homosexuality is taboo in Rwanda,
there has been no justification to distribute condoms in Prisons.
Hence, Rwanda's prisons may have become a breeding ground for HIV...
Once permission is granted by Government Authorities to operate in
Prisons, it is necessary to ensure the cooperation of Prisons
Administrators, hence the need to mobilise them into cooperating with
HIV prevention services in Prisons. Lastly the Prisons inmates
themselves will be sensitised to adopt HIV preventive strategies.- Guarding against HIV in prisons
(2006): Kigali Central Prison (KCP), in the capital of Rwanda, has the
nation's highest number of HIV-positive prisoners... HIV-positive
inmates say they were infected before they were jailed because Rwanda's
prison regulations do not allow conjugal visits. "Due to a lack of
choice, some men look to other men for what they should have received
from their wives or other women," said prisoner Jean-Bosco Habiyambere.
"Basically, men sleep with men." ... Rwanda does not provide prisoners
with condoms, but Gasatura acknowledged that "if you suspect there are
sexual practices going on, then it would only be wise to provide them
[inmates] with condoms".
Do Rwanda's prisons spread AIDS? (2004, Must Scroll) Controversy surrounds the issue of HIV/AIDS in prison. While some prisoners are already infected before they are detained, others get it during their time in prison. The question is how? "Some times it is through sex with female prison guards. But usually it is through homosexuality. This happens a lot. Men are not afraid of sleeping with other men", Uwitonda Charles an ex-prisoner disclosed. Medical personnel and some prison officials agree that homosexual acts are spreading HIV infection in Rwanda 's jails. But two problems make this even worse. First, they are not allowed to distribute free condoms, because that would be endorsing homosexual acts. Second, prisoners are often reluctant to discuss this issue openly... "Some boys don't even get enough food to eat. So, often older prisoners use food, money or influence, to lure them into sex", Uwitonda revealed.... According to Antoinette, there is no distribution of condoms in prisons. "No we can't do that because then we would be legalising the practice. All we can do is carry out daily sensitization sessions on HIV/AIDS, to try and change their behaviour", Mukashema indicated... - HIV/AIDS prevention in Rwanda's prisons N/A: Although sex is officially prohibited in the country's prisons, most inmates are thought to engage in regular unprotected sex with other prisoners. Taboos surrounding homosexuality and men having sex with men are an enormous challenge – both in terms of policy and programme implementation... The project's main aim was to raise the inmates' awareness of HIV transmission and how to prevent infection. A key objective was to see up to 50 per cent of inmates using condoms by the end of the project.
Liberal' 'Satanic behavior' (2007, Must Scroll, Alternate Link): RWANDA will not be bullied into compromising its position on gay bishops and blessings,
the Bishop of Shyira, John Rucyahana,told the state radio service last
week... It is the Americans who have "abandoned the faith, the law and
doctrine of the church. They also do not believe in the teachings of
the Bible", Bishop Rucyahana said on Aug 14 to a nationwide radio
audience. The liberal western churches 'do not conform to the religious
conduct of the Anglican church' because it is they who have "ordained
homosexuals as bishops not Africans." - African bishops ready to boycott conference in row over gay clergy (2007). - Church of Rwanda boycotts lambasts conference (2007):
The House of Bishops of the Episcopal Church of Rwanda says its members
will not attend the Lambeth Conference next year in England, as
divisions over the Bible and homosexuality threaten to split the world
Anglican Communion.
Rwandan gay and lesbian people are short-changed due to a repressive environment: (2005, Alternate Link)
"In my country there are a lot of gay people, but they have to live in
hiding and they can't come out to embrace their sexual orientation,
because they are afraid of rejection by their families, friends and the
society. Being queer in my country is not an easy life. People call you
names and, until now, there is no NGO or organization that supports the
rights of gays in Rwanda." Eric is very knowledgeable about the law. He
said that the constitution doesn't say anything about whether it is
illegal to be gay. "Many gays leave the country and go to Europe or
America, where they will be far from their families and where they can
feel free...
Activity Among Street Children in Kigali: "The incidence of rape was
found to be high: 63 percent of the boys reported having forced a girl
to have sex with them, while 93 percent of the girls reported having been
forced by either a boy or man. All the sexually active girls and 91 percent
of the sexually active boys reported knowing someone who had been raped...
A total of 12.6 percent of the boys and 14.8 percent of the girls reported
having engaged in homosexual relations..." - The
tough life of being a transvestite in gay-hating Rwanda (2003, Alternate Link):
In many African societies, homosexuality is seen as a devilish
aberration. If possible, transvestites are regarded as even worse.
Whereas in Britain she might be accepted as a transsexual, in Africa
Tamara - not her real name - betrays her secret only to friends and
lovers. Carelessness has a cost: being hounded down dark streets,
stripped, shaved, beaten and jailed.
Exploring HIV Risk among MSM in Kigali, Rwanda (2009, PDF Download).
report presents findings from a behavioral surveillance study
(BSS) of men who have sex with men (MSM) in Kigali carried out in
2008-2009. The aim of this study was to describe the population of MSM
in Kigali and explore the nature of sexual activity between MSM...
Ninety-eight (98) MSM aged 18 to 52 years, participated in the study..
This study has provided introductory data as a first step to shaping
the HIV response for MSM. However, much information is still lacking.
We suggest that further research is urgently needed to assess HIV/other
STI prevalence among MSM. We also recommend further research into MSM
sexual networks (i.e., commercial and transactional sex, sex with
women, sex and travel). The results of this exploratory study suggest
MSM in Kigali are at elevated risk for HIV infection comparedto the
general population, and require specific HIV/STI prevention
Resources: - Behind the Mask - A Web Site on Gay and Lesbian Affairs in Africa. - Africa by Country: Rwanda. Rwanda Archive. - African Veil: Countries Covered: Rwanda. - Queer afrol. - Afrol News; Gay/Lesbian Archives. - theGully.com news & Articles: Africa. Horizon Community Association (HOCA).Global Gayz: Africa: Rwanda News Reports From 2003 to the Present. - ILGA: Africa: Rwanda. - LGBT rights in Rwanda. - Sodomy Laws. - Human Rights Watch: Use Search Function. - Amnesty International: Use Search Function. - Pink News: Europe's Largest Gay News Service: Africa. - AsylumLaw.Org: Sexual Minorities & HIV Status: Documents / Reports / Website Links / Organizations. Rwanda Individual Documents since 2000. - Links to News Sources for GLBT World.
Searching for Free Papers & Abstracts / Reports / Presentations / Articles on the Internet
Search Engines & Directories: - Google.com. - Google Scholar. - MSN
Search.- Proteus Search. - Wikipedia Listing of Search Engines. - All GLBT Resource Directories. - Google's GLBT Directory. - Yahoo's Directory. - DMOZ: Open Directory. - BGLAD. - Wikipedia. - GLBTQ: The Encyclopedia of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender & Queer
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I was lost, a little girl with big dreams in her eyes.
I was insecure, not knowing if I was capable of chasing them.
And then I met him.
He never let me doubt.
He didn't let me second guess.
I'd never known a soul like his.
Believing, encouraging, loving.
But above everything else,
Paul Macione had found me.
I only hoped I could keep him.
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The pre workout I take is from Mind and Muscle.
It's called WYKED 3.0 and I love it. Prior to workout I put one scoop into water. I usually try to drink half prior to workout and sip on the rest during my workout. Even if I run on 4h of sleep it helps me to get a decent workout in.
- No added colors
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- With Agmatine sulfate
- Thermogenic Fat Incinerating Technologies
- Creatine
Creatine – The creatine in the pre workout will help you with the production of ATP (energy) from the creatine-phosphagen system. This energy system is our first system that gets targeted to create ATP and is for short bouts of high intensity exercise such as lifting. The phosphagen and creatine bind together and build the Adenosine Triphosphate.
Agmatine sulfate – An other ingredient is agmatine sulfate. Agmatine is derived from L-arginine through decarboxylation (the removal of a carboxylic acid group). It is stored in neurons and is released during neuronal activation. Agmatine is considered to be a neurotransmitter and neuromodulator. In pre workout it helps increase the muscle pump via the inhibition of nitric oxide synthase (NOS). Improves intra-workout energy. Helps with the role of a nootropic, which helps aiding with mental clarity (focus), stress management and mental health. The last benefit of agmatine is the promotion ofhealthy insulin sensitivity, promoting leanness and muscle building.
L-Carnitine – L-Carnitine is known for its fat burning effects. L-carnitine is an amino acid (a building block for proteins) that is naturally produced in the body. L-carnitine helps the body produce energy by catabolizing the fat metabolism. It is important for heart and brain function, muscle movement, and many other body processes.
Caffeine – The benefits of caffeine are countless. Caffeine mixed with carbs replenish muscle glycogen concentrations faster after exercise. It helps increase memory and improves the reaction time and logical reasoning during times when you're running low on sleep. Caffeine helps to prevent weight gain. It increases our metabolism and acts as a diuretic and thermogenic. It increases your stamina and decreases the post-workout muscle pain by up to 48%.


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Williams Ignites Canterbury fightback
It's taken him a whole season to prove his worth but Tony Williams finally delivered when it mattered for Canterbury as the Bulldogs drove the final nail into Penrith's NRL finals hopes with a 34-14 win at ANZ Stadium on Saturday.
The giant NSW and Test back-rower has been a huge disappointment since his big-money move from Manly, but his moment of brilliance on the stroke of halftime to set up a Tim Lafai try proved to be the game's turning point.
The Bulldogs looked disjointed and well off the pace in an error-strewn opening period and Penrith took full advantage with well-deserved tries from Issac John and Josh Mansour in addition to a Luke Walsh penalty which more than cancelled out James Graham's early four-pointer.
But with less than a minute of the opening stanza remaining, Williams created a chance out of nothing on the halfway line when he used his size to barge past five Penrith tackles then offloaded to Mitch Brown.
Brown lobbed a hopeful kick forward and Lafai flopped over the line to give the hosts a huge lift, going in just 14-12 down despite being on the back foot for most of the half.
A stern Des Hasler team talk saw a much better display from his charges after the restart as Penrith struggled to match their earlier intensity.
Lafai added his second after hauling in a cut-out pass from Josh Morris in the 52nd minute with Hodkinson adding the extras before unheralded winger Mitch Brown then took his tally to 12 for the season just shy of the hour mark.
The former Cronulla and Wests Tigers wideman, whose previous best for a campaign was four, reacted brilliantly to get down Josh Reynolds' floated pass with one hand.
With their noses firmly in front Canterbury never looked like relinquishing their lead as their defence held firm to shut down David Simmons and Mansour.
And eight minutes from time Krisnan Inu iced the victory from close range before Hodkinson rumbled over from 20 metres just before the siren and then kicked his fourth goal to wrap up a comfortable victory.
The win locks away a finals spot for the Bulldogs.
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We have been off of work this week and it feels great! I am really dreading going back on Monday but I am trying to not think about it. We didn't get a whole lot done during our time off together this week but that was in a large part due to the weather being completely uncooperative. Lots of rain with periods of extreme heat and humidity stuck in the middle. I did get to read a couple of books and we did manage to see a St. Louis Cardinals game.
Love's Sweet Revenge by Rosanne Bittner (NetGalley)
Damaged by Lisa Scottoline (NetGalley)
The Sight by Chloe Neill (NetGalley)
I have been trying not to look at NetGalley because I really need to get caught up with my huge TBR list and stop adding new books to the pile. I couldn't resist Love's Sweet Revenge after reading a review at Addicted to Romance. I was emailed a widget for Lisa Scottoline's Damaged so I just had to click on it....right? I didn't even realize that The Sight was posted on NetGalley until I featured it on my Waiting on Wednesday post and someone mentioned it. I immediately requested it and am so excited to be approved.


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Michael L. Martin, an American analytic philosopher and one of the most formidable academic champions of atheism, passed away unexpectedly at the age of eighty-three in Boston on May 27. Dr. Martin received a BS in business administration in 1956 from Arizona State University, an MA in philosophy in 1958 from the University of Arizona, and a PhD in philosophy in 1962 from Harvard University. He started his teaching career at the University of Colorado in 1962 as Assistant Professor before beginning his lifelong career at Boston University in 1965. He was Professor of Philosophy Emeritus at Boston University before retiring.
Martin's best-known book was Atheism: A Philosophical Justification (1989), which is described by Tom Flynn, editor of Free Inquiry, as "the most capacious highly technical philosophical examination of the case against God's existence ever published."
Additionally, Martin wrote or edited several books including The Case Against Christianity (1991), Atheism, Morality, and Meaning (2002), The Impossibility of God (2003), The Improbability of God (2006), and The Cambridge Companion to Atheism (2006). He also wrote numerous articles and reviews in various publications including FI, and was on the editorial board for the philosophical journal, Philo, published by the Center for Inquiry. His focus in research and writing was always the philosophy of religion and the defense of atheism, but his interests included the philosophy of social science and law. He also engaged Christian apologists in debates on the existence of God, most famously with Phil Fernandes in 1997.
—Nicole Scott, Free Inquiry Assistant Editor


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Speakers: young & leading @ TEDx
"The Fear of Speaking"
"The Fear of Speaking –
Toxic Phrase, Toxic Results"
Words mean more than those we say and so it is with the phrase "the Fear of Speaking." It's a familiar, socially acceptable, and convenient phrase to explain away one's reluctance to engage in Public Speaking. And it's the very common use and acceptance of the phrase that does more to produce less from a majority of citizens by… [Read More]
Globalization : a New Challenge for Japan
Globalization Presents a Challenge for Japan:
is there a Solution?
A White Paper
Tom j Dolan
Japan has a dynamic economy, now rated #3 in the world. But all things are not bright in the Land of the Rising Sun. Globalization has increased competition for consumers attention, and other Asian countries are actively and successfully pursuing their own economic agendas. Quite successfully it seems.
The result: Japanese manufacturers, well-established producers of global brands, are feeling the heat of competition in their own backyard. One major challenge they face is an unexpected, un-exceptable, and a complex internal challenge for this Asian giant and it must be confronted now.
As you will see, a solution, and rather quickly, is fundamental to their future well-being…and it isn't going to be easy to resolve.
(note)As of May 2015, there are several new proposals being advanced by the Abe government and one of them focuses on the "need" for more and better English education in Japan. Despite myriad suggestions and the newly refocused awareness on a problem that everybody seems to be aware of throughout Japan, there's no immediate danger of an instant fix for this situation. The real life issue for Japan is with the neighborhood. The neighbors already "get it". They long ago understood the issue and have diligently focused on improving their opportunities in the emerging global marketplace. ~ [Read More]
Show#33- A Recap
Worth a 2nd view~


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Inspire young people to be lifelong learners and lovers of languages and cultures while working with a passionate bilingual team.
Looking for a summer job? Love speaking and thinking in two languages? Enjoy working hard to make an impact? Like playing and acting silly but also understand the responsibility of having young people in your care?
If you answered "¡Sí!"…you should think about applying for a job with us at El Pueblo Spanish Camp 2020!
Interested in learning more? ¡Genial!
Click here to fill out our staff interest form for summer 2020. We'll send you more information about the positions available this summer and the link to our application.
"I thought that camp was GREAT!! I really enjoyed the 'canto' because the campers were able to express themselves. The 'programas de noche' were amazing because each counselor was able to work on something he or she was confident with." – Former Counselor
"Había un sentido de familia entre los consejeros. Me sentía más segura en mi puesto porque sabía que tenía tanto apoyo." – Former Counselor
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Some Details for Summer 2020
- Employment Dates: June 7 – June 21, 2020
- Base Pay for First-Year Team Members: $400
- Language Abilities: All candidates must speak English and Spanish (at least at a level that allows them to spend the whole day speaking only in Spanish without relying on English)
- Age Requirements: We welcome applications from adults of all ages. Applicants must be at least 18 years old and graduated from high school by June 6th, 2020.
Will this job be a good fit for me?
We'll build our team with people who are excited about our mission and ready to demonstrate the core values that come with it: #learnersandlovers #aprendicesyamantes
Our mission is to create an engaging and supportive community that inspires and develops lifelong learners and lovers of languages and cultures.
On our team, we model being a learner when we are reflective and open about our strengths and challenges, ask for help, and embrace opportunities for growth.
We model being a lover by looking out for our campers and teammates, recognizing and celebrating when other people are rocking it, and by demonstrating interest in our local and global communities.
These values also mean that we value a diverse team and a diverse camp community. We believe that we learn most when working in diverse teams and that we should be ready to welcome and embrace others even when they are different from us. Our camp community will be diverse in ethnicity, religion, heritage, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, language levels, and more. Our team members need to be excited about living and working in a diverse group.
But, "is it fun?" you ask…YES! But it's also really hard.
Your friends may think you're off goofing around in the woods, but there's a lot more to working in youth development. You'll be responsible for the safety and development of young people whose parents are trusting you. That's a big deal. You'll also be working long days, lots of them outside in the heat, and sleeping in a cabin with no A/C and a group of kids.
For the right person, it can be the most rewarding summer job in the world, the kind of job you finish feeling exhausted, but like you contributed to making the world a better place, grew as a person, and made friends that will last a lifetime. But…don't say we didn't warn you—it's a hard job.
Interested in learning more? ¡Genial!
We'll send you more information about the positions available and the link to our application.
Curious about what staff training looks like? Check out this video from staff training 2018.


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UT Austin was in the middle of the action during this year's SXSWedu conference that took place in downtown Austin on March 6-9.
UT's faculty, staff and students presented, or were included in, 12 sessions and hosted three mentor sessions available to the conference attendees from around the world. The presentations covered many subject matters ranging from preparing students emotionally for college, to STEM education, to design thinking, to helping first generation students succeed through graduate school.
UT System Chancellor William McRaven presented on "Building an Educational Team of Teams."
Interview w @ericdieter after #SXSWEdu panel on supporting 1st gen students transition to grad school. @UTAustin @UT_DDCE #UTatSXSW pic.twitter.com/9ijft5cp3d
— Joey Williams (@toadarray) March 6, 2017
Led by @doreenl, efforts underway @UTAustin to build design thinking across disciplines w @Design_UT. #UTatSXSW #SXSWEdu pic.twitter.com/rhF7BWGkBd
— Joey Williams (@toadarray) March 7, 2017
The Provost's Office hosted a large booth in the expo hall during the conference. The booth was staffed by members of the Office of Admissions, College of Education, TEXAS Extended Campus, OnRamps, and the UT Libraries who brought a 3D printer from The Foundry to showcase to attendees and students.
On the second day of the expo, admissions counselors spoke with hundreds of students, parents and educators about the admissions process and becoming a longhorn.
Come by and check out @UTAustin at the #SXSWEdu expo! Featuring @utlibraries @utexascoe @OnRampsTexas @UT_TEC #UTatSXSW pic.twitter.com/Gh4EXYBg8h
— Joey Williams (@toadarray) March 6, 2017
Admissions counselors en force @SXSWedu. @BeALonghorn #UTatSXSW pic.twitter.com/eOQXfNGZjl
— Joey Williams (@toadarray) March 7, 2017
"The representation from UT Austin at this year's SXSWedu conference and expo was exceptional and plans are already being made for next year," said Joey Williams, interim communications director for the Office of the Executive Vice President and Provost.
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The Art & Science of Spatial Perception
Laura Colgin, assistant professor
Matt Fajkus, associate professor
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EDU-tuber Meet Up
Brooke Miller, EDU content creator and lecturer
Museum, Library & Out-of-School-Time Ed Meet Up
Sarah Morris, learning and assesment librarian
Building an Educational Team of Teams
William McRaven, UT System chancellor
Preparing Students Emotionally for College
Chris Brownson, associate vice president for student affairs
Making the Transition: 1st Gen to Graduate School
Eric Dieter, executive director of Pre-College Academic Readiness Programs
College & Career Readiness: A Whole New World
Nicholas Cobb, student
Design Thinking as a Core Fundamental in Education
Doreen Lorenzo, executive director of the Center for Integrated Design
Young Children Need #blacklivesmatter
Jennifer Keys Adair, associate professor
Engaging Students through Immersive Role Play
Calvin Cities, student
Brain-Informed Education for All: Is it Possible?
David Yeager, assistant professor
STEM Volunteers? Latina SciGirls, FabFems & More
Tricia Berry, director of the Women in Engineering Program
Mentor Sessions
Ashley Bliss Lima, assistant director in the Office of Strategy and Policy
Joan Hughes, associate professor
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ROCHESTER — Last November, one was used to give a little boy who lost both arms in war a limb back. Since 2012, one has been used to restore sections of coral reefs all over the world that have been destroyed. Now, scientists are claiming they could build entire homes in less than a day with one.
The web has been buzzing with stories of the advances 3D printers are making around the world. These modern printers are changing the future and not just the big picture — they're changing things locally, as well.
Jennifer Warren, a computer technology teacher at the Rochester Middle School, has made it her mission to bring a 3D printer to the school.
Warren, who teaches CAD, computer-aided design, to sixth-, seventh- and eighth-graders, said the printer is the next logical step to making learning hands-on.
"It's the next step to getting them excited about learning," she said.
With manufacturing jobs making a comeback in a big way, the learning environment in the area is already seeing major changes. Companies such as Safran Aerospace Composites and Albany Engineered Composites have settled in the area and Great Bay Community College responded by opening a satellite campus in Rochester, with a focus on training students for high-tech manufacturing positions.
A strong architecture and engineering technology program is already in place at the high school and, now, Warren is looking to extend that training and interest in the field to the middle school with a MakerBot Academy Bundle, which includes the printer and materials.
Middle School Principal Valerie McKenney said she applauds Warren's efforts in bringing a 3D printer to the school.
"This type of initiative allows our students to have access to opportunities that they would not normally have access to," said McKenney.
Warren has launched a fundraising effort through donorschoose.org, a site that works directly with MakerBot to place 3D printers in schools across the country.
She said the printer will allow her students to bring their work to life.
"These skills are really the basis for any of the design industries," she said.
Her students learn about the different areas of design including civil, architectural, electronic, industrial, and graphic. Then they begin using AutoCAD and SketchUp, first navigating the programs, and ultimately creating 3D versions of items around the school in the computer, down to the scaled measurements.
"They can even take home what they make," said Warren of the ability the 3D printer will give them with their scaled down models of shoes, dresses, drums, and other various items her students design.
She said for some of her students, having their hands on the physical thing they've been working on is really the answer for their learning.
"I'm just trying to make it come alive for them," said Warren.
She has set up a fundraising page that has already raised $300. She has until late March to raise more than $2,000 more for the bundle.
If the goal is met, a MakerBot Replicator 2, complete with warranty and PLA filament, will be in use at the school this spring. If not, Warren said they will look at other options within the means of what is raised.
In addition to the CAD classes that will benefit from the printer, Warren said she hopes to form an afterschool club of students who want to learn more about 3D printing.
To help out, go to donorschoose.org and type in "03867" to find Warren's fundraising page, as well as others in the area, including those for a home theater system for Oyster River High School, an iPad for Barrington Elementary School, and a 3D printer for Dover Middle School.


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Commenting Policy for This Blog
Over the past few months, I have been watching my blog comments decline in civility. I blame it in part on the contentious US election and its aftermath. It's also a consequence of not requiring visitors to register in order to post comments, and of our tolerance for impassioned conversation. Whatever the causes, I'm tired of it. Partisan nastiness is driving away visitors who might otherwise have valuable insights to offer.
I have been engaging in more active comment moderation. What that means is that I have been quicker to delete posts that are rude, insulting, or off-topic. This is my blog. I consider the comments section as analogous to a gathering at my home. It's not a town square. Everyone is expected to be polite and respectful, and if you're an unpleasant guest, I'm going to ask you to leave. Your freedom of speech does not compel me to publish your words.
I like people who disagree with me. I like debate. I even like arguments. But I expect everyone to behave as if they've been invited into my home.
I realize that I sometimes express opinions on political matters; I find they are relevant to security at all levels. On those posts, I welcome on-topic comments regarding those opinions. I don't welcome people pissing and moaning about the fact that I've expressed my opinion on something other than security technology. As I said, it's my blog.
So, please... Assume good faith. Be polite. Minimize profanity. Argue facts, not personalities. Stay on topic.
Schneier on Security is not a professional operation. There's no advertising, so no revenue to hire staff. My part-time moderator -- paid out of my own pocket -- and I do what we can when we can. If you see a comment that's spam, or off-topic, or an ad hominem attack, flag it and be patient. Don't reply or engage; we'll get to it. And we won't always post an explanation when we delete something.
My own stance on privacy and anonymity means that I'm not going to require commenters to register a name or e-mail address, so that isn't an option. And I really don't want to disable comments.
I dislike having to deal with this problem. I've been proud and happy to see how interesting and useful the comments section has been all these years. I've watched many blogs and discussion groups descend into toxicity as a result of trolls and drive-by ideologues derailing the conversations of regular posters. I'm not going to let that happen here.
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South Korea will downsize its feathered creature influenza ready level by one score from the most abnormal amount beginning from Wednesday as no new cases have been accounted for around two weeks, the nation's agribusiness service said on Tuesday.
South Korea has been thinking about its most noticeably awful ever feathered creature influenza pestilence since the main case was affirmed in November, provoking the nation to winnow more than 37 million homestead winged animals, or more than a fifth of its aggregate poultry populace.
The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural issues said in an announcement that feathered creature influenza is probably going to lessen, with no new cases found since April 4.
The service said it will continue sterilizing ranches and remain watchful until the nation progresses toward becoming winged animal influenza free.


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Eriez Feeders Fast Program Ships Vibratory Feeders within Five Days
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Rail Intermodal Volume Reaches Highest Level Since Fall 2008
The Association of American Railroads (AAR) reports that intermodal volume on U.S. freight railroads for the week ended May 15, 2010, reached its highest level since the 47th week of 2008. Carloadings last week also saw gains, with 18 of 19 commodity groups showing increases from the comparable...comment
Hardy Instruments' Enviro Line of Sanitary Checkweighers and Bench Scales Now NTEP Certified
Hardy Instruments' Enviro checkweighers and bench scales meet the needs of the food and chemical industries for sanitary checkweighing electronics that withstand high-pressure, high-temperature washdown environments, and are now NTEP Class III certified, having met the National Conference on...comment
IMS Group to Hold Open House
Innovative Machinery Solutions (IMS) Group will be holding an open house from June 15 through July 15 at its headquarters in Grand Rapids, MI that will feature the company's new tubular bagging machine, the TB1200. Visitors will be able to: see full production demonstration; receive...comment
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Cattron Group International, a leading global manufacturer of remote control products and professional services for the industrial, mining, commercial mobile, and railroad markets, has announced that it has contracted with TTechTrain SA de CV to represent the company in Mexico. They will handle all...comment
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Musicians and CC
Online Resources
- Sound on Sound has an article titled Creative Commons, Copyright & The Independent Musician - New Approach To Copyright Licensing.
- Interview with Jamison Young discussing how musicians can benefit from the use of CC licenses.
- Public Knowledge has a long piece explaining Copyright as it pertains to musicians titled "Copyright Tutorial for Musicians"
- ccMixter is a community music site featuring remixes licensed under Creative Commons where you can listen to, sample, mash-up, or interact with music in whatever way you want.
- soundcloud.com/creativecommons - Soundcloud is an online audio distribution platform which allows collaboration, promotion and distribution of audio recordings with Creative Commons licenses as an option.
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- Ancient Free Gardeners: Ancient Free Gardeners is an indie-rock band in Melbourne, Australia, using Creative Commons licences to distribute their music.
- Christopher Willits: Willits is a prominent experimental musician from the San Francisco Bay area.
- Jonathan Coulton: Jonathan Coulton is an independent/unsigned singer-songwriter who utilises Creative Commons licences to help promote his music via free downloads.
- Monk Turner: Monk Turner is a musician of eclectic taste and an approach to releasing albums that involves CC licensing through the internet archive.
- Pig Head Skin: Yueh-hsin Chu (a.k.a. Pig Head Skin) is an independent musician/producer in Taiwan, and leads the band Jesus Rocks! The band released an album of the same name in October 2004 under a Creative Commons License.
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OOTD: Super Amazingly Snazzy..... Ha!
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- AnonymousAugust 31, 2012 at 12:59 PM
You look so pretty!ReplyDelete
- sarah sAugust 31, 2012 at 2:24 PM
You look amazing Sam:-) miss your fanily and you loads..good luck with ur baby girl:-) xxxReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 31, 2012 at 2:25 PM
You always look pretty in anything you wear. I want wish you the best of luck with the labour an new bub I'm sure u will do awesome anyway xoxoReplyDelete
- moni g.August 31, 2012 at 2:57 PM
Sam, you look amazing! Congrats on the little bundle of joy ^-^ReplyDelete
Wishing you and your family the best. May God bless you all always!
- AnonymousAugust 31, 2012 at 3:21 PM
I hope everything runs smoothly for you Sam!! Good luck!!ReplyDelete
I'll be thinking of you and saying a little prayer that all goes well for you and Princess! You take all the time you need to be with your family. We'll be here when you're ready.ReplyDelete
...and yes, we're gonna want to know if you decided to wear make up for the delivery or not! Ha! ;)
- AnonymousSeptember 1, 2012 at 6:15 AM
Good luck with everything Sam. XxooReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 1, 2012 at 5:38 PM
Good luck and we will pray all will be well!!ReplyDelete
We hope you at least show one pix of your newborn....
awww congrats! I wish we could see her and phoenix together :) hope everything goes smoothly :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 17, 2012 at 8:50 AM
Thinking about you!! Wondering if your little girl is here. Wishing you the best!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 20, 2012 at 11:42 PM
Love ya girl! Best of luck with your new baby! I'm sure you get this a lot but I really miss your guys' vlogs. I used to watch every single day from the beginning :) anyway, hope your doing great and that the delivery was fast and easy! Sending lots of love and positive energy your way! XxooReplyDelete
That's a nice mom outfit. Good for long after she starts talking too. Those pants will come in handy when you need to keep pace with an active child. With a younger baby, the pretty dark color and durable fabric will keep you looking good even on your most hectic days.ReplyDelete
Lovely pregnancy photos.ReplyDelete
You look great with your little bundle of goodness.ReplyDelete


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FBM KLCI 2013 year-end target of 1,750 points
MIDFR vis-à-vis the Consensus KLCI: 1,614.14
More sanguine than the street
Divergence emerged in FBM KLCI bottom-up outlook, MIDFR against the Consensus.The 12-month consensus bottom-up target for FBM KLCI declined from 1,755 in late October last year to 1,739 points in early February 2013.
FBM KLCI 12-Month Target Points (click to enlarge)
During the same period, on the other hand, MIDFR's 12-month bottom-up target for FBM KLCI continued to rise from 1,768 to 1,798 points. Accordingly, the spread between MIDFR's against the consensus' 12-month bottom-up FBM KLCI target widened from the past average of +10 to around +60 points. FBM KLCI 12-Month Target Points
Coherent upward trending bottom-up outlook among major and regional indices. The 12-month consensus bottom-up target points for most major as well as regional indices experienced their last hiccups circa mid-2012 pursuant to the "Grexit" scare. Nonetheless, ever since, encouraged by continued signs of improving world's economy and buoyed by hitherto ample financial liquidity, the consensus target points of these indices are now decidedly upward trending. The 12-month bottom-up targets for Dow Jones, Frankfurt's DAX, Jakarta's JCI and Bangkok's SET indices are up to 10% higher than their spot levels.
12-Month Consensus Target Points of select major and regional indices (click to enlarge)
The still rising FBM KLCI consensus earnings estimate implies contraction in valuation.Despite the decline in the 12-month consensus bottom-up FBM KLCI target, paradoxically, the consensus forward earnings estimate for FBM KLCI continued to claw higher. The consensus forward EPS (current year) rose from 109 in late October last year to 112 in early February 2013. Declining consensus target points on the backdrop of rising forward earnings estimate implies contraction in the consensus valuation multiple.
FBM KLCI Consensus Forward EPS (Current Year) (click to enlarge)
Valuation pullback engendered by election risk. The recent retracement in consensus target point was unique to Malaysia as opposed to the rising tide in other major and regional markets. Due to that fact, we can safely conclude that the pullback in FBM KLCI consensus valuation multiple was precipitated by domestic-related issue. Hence, we reckon heightened uncertainty over the impending 13th general election (GE13) may have contributed to the recent contraction in consensus valuation multiple.
We reiterate our view that investors may have over emphasized the election consequence.We view that the likeliest of result is that the status quo would remain pursuant to the GE13. Consequently, we are sanguine that the consensus valuation multiple will henceforth revert to the prior higher levels. Thus, this presents an opportunity to investors with the risk tolerance and who shares the similar view. Furthermore, as explained in our earlier report, while the local market performance may temporarily decouple from the rest of the region, based on empirical behaviour, it would soon re-track the broad regional trend direction. Hence, we reaffirm our FBM KLCI 2013 year-end top-down target of 1,750 points
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With the boom of digital technology and internet the nature of news has also changed and the methods and patterns have also changed to a drastic level. The older concept like embedded journalism, gate-keeping, and agenda settings have been influenced to the extent that they are difficult to maintain.
'Internet had raised new questions about the way that the public interacts with news. 'As executive director of the Arabic Network for Human Rights Information Gamal Eid noted, there are now about 750,000 blogs in the Arab world, about 300,000 of which are active, and more spring up each day'.( Heald, 2010)
According to Daoud Kuttab , among other challenges that online news or online journalism faces is its regulation and how to professionalise online news sites and blogs and the importance of constructing consumer awareness of such online news websites. Also the many online news websites do not provide adequate information on what the site is, who funds it, what the sources are and who the author is.( Heald, 2010)
Also the web 2.0 feature of online news do challenge the authenticty of online news commenting. People use pseudonyms to make their comments on, and hence promoted their own articles. With the advancement of citizen journalsim that includes everything from reporting to blogging the major challenge is to professional approach towards journalism.
Heald, E (2010). The ethical and professional challenges in participative online media in the Arab world. Available at: http://www.editorsweblog.org/newsrooms_and_journalism/2010/06/the_ethical_and_professional_challenges.php[ Accessed on 25-05-2011]


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RANDOM HOUSE ACQUIRES LEADING SPORTS BOOK PUBLISHERMay 8, 2006
May 8-18, 2006 Edition
NEW YORK, NY/5/8/06The Random House Publishing Group, a division of Random House, Inc., the worlds largest trade book publisher, has acquired the industry leader in sports book publishing, Chicago-based Triumph Books. The purchase was announced today by Gina Centrello, President and Publisher of the Random House Publishing Group, and Mitch Rogatz, founder, Publisher and CEO of Triumph Books.
Triumph Books will become an imprint of the Random House Publishing Group, retaining its name and the distinctive editorial focus of its publishing program. Its entire full-time staff, spanning Editorial, Production, Publicity, Marketing, and Sales, will continue to be based in Chicago. Mr. Rogatz has been named President of Triumph Books, reporting to Bill Takes, Senior Vice President, Executive Director, Business Operations and New Business Development, Random House Publishing Group.
Mr. Takes represented Random House in the negotiations with Mr. Rogatz, which were completed last week. Terms of the agreement between the two companies, both of which are privately held, were not disclosed.
Triumph Books, formed in 1990, publishes nearly one hundred books annually across all formats. These range from instant titles published within days of the conclusion of dramatic sporting events, to autobiographies and coffee-table picture books, often with companion DVDs, that chronicle signficant personalities, eras and accomplishments. Fall 2006 highlights include DRIVING HOME: My Unforgettable Super Bowl Run, by Jerome Bettis with Teresa Varley; and LOMBARDI AND ME: Players, Coaches and Colleagues Talk About the Man and the Myth, by Paul Hornung with Billy Reed.
Their list has expanded over the years to include entertainment and current events, often developed through exclusive licensing agreements, and games and puzzles, including the Jumbles® series, which has sold more than 500,000 copies.
Gina Centrello commented, We have long wanted to extend our publishing program more deeply into the area of sports, and Triumphs expertise and reputation in this area makes them the ideal addition to our group.
Said Mitch Rogatz of Triumph: We are delighted to join such a strong and prestigious publisher as Random House, which will allow us to take our business to even greater heights. This collaboration can only result in expanded resources and exciting, new opportunities.
The various Random House and Ballantine imprints will continue to publish selected sports titles, independent of Triumph.
The Random House Publshing Group publishes books in all formatshardcover, trade paperback and mass marketand is comprised of Ballantine Books, Del Rey, Modern Library, One World, Presidio Press, Random House, and Villard. It is a division of Random House, Inc., the U.S. company of Random House, which is the trade book publishing division of Bertelsmann AG, one of the worlds foremost media companies.


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Feb 17, 2013 12:40 AM GMT
I am going there soon for vacation and It'll be my 21st bday when I am there, so I just wanted to find some fun locations to go to if anyone knows of some?
paulflexes saidAmsterdam
BS West
Ice Pics
I-10 East to Tucson (best place to go)
7Famark saidIf your pictures are real...my house.
nefficles saidOh yeah...forgot about Charlie's. Not into country music personally, but I did enjoy Charlie's on Saturday nights when they started playing dance/house music.paulflexes saidAmsterdam
BS West
Ice Pics
I-10 East to Tucson (best place to go)
i also like charlie's for their country line dance/two stepping nights. they are really fun if you try.
just went to amsterdam last night and it was pretty fun.
have fun man
evannz saidThere is WAY more than just bars thoughFixed.
SxyDrkHair saidLet's not forget Flagstaff and Sedona.
SxyDrkHair saidLet's not forget Flagstaff and Sedona.Hiking the lava tubes just north of Flagstaff was awesome!
SxyDrkHair saidcorejock2012 saidSxyDrkHair saidLet's not forget Flagstaff and Sedona.
I went to Flagstaff last time I was in AZ. It was very pretty and a lot different than Phoenix haha. Hopefully I'll get to go through it again if I go to the grand canyon.
It's gorgeous, I'm planning to move up there in Flagstaff next few months.
Happy 21st birthday! I hope you'll have fun in Arizona. You are old enough to gambling at scottsdale casino. ;-)


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Mellichamp Cluster Chair, Green Chemistry
Professor, Chemistry and (by courtesy) Chemical Engineering
Santa Barbara, CA 93106-5080
Assistant Contact Information:
Shannon Domina
ChemE Research Areas:
2013 Chair, Gordon Research Conference on Inorganic Reaction Mechanisms
2013 Crano Memorial Lecturer, ACS Akron Section
2012 Elected Fellow of the American Association for Advancement of Science (AAAS)
2010 JPP Young Investigator Award from the Society of Porphyrins and Phthalocyanins
2008 Senior Fulbright Fellow, Weizmann Institute of Science
1999 Beckman Young Investigator Award
1998 NSF CAREER Award
Research Description:
Our research group works at the interface of chemistry, chemical engineering and catalysis to address outstanding issues in energy science, sustainability and green chemistry. Much of modern life materials are based on nonrenewable petroleum. We are active in two areas of research, biomass conversion and bio-inspired chemistry, to discover and develop new transformations and molecules that can serve as monomers for new materials and/or precursors to renewable liquid fuels.
In catalytic conversion of nonfood biomass, we have demonstrated novel methods to convert lignin into two high value phenols. These molecules can be used as monomers to make thermoplastics, precursors to aromatic compounds, and they can be deoxygenated further to high octane hydrocarbon fuels. An attractive feature of our lignin first approach is the preservation of the cellulose, which we have shown can be upgraded via catalysis to value added chemicals or fuel precursors.
In our bioinspired project, we have prepared metal oxo complexes and investigated their use in small molecule activation such as dioxygen and chlorite. In a recent example we discovered and characterized unusual valence tautomerization in manganese oxo corrole that affords upon addition of a proton or a Lewis acid reactivity that spans seven orders of magnitude. These findings illuminate how nature's enzymes work and provide insight on how we as molecular engineers can design and prepare catalysts tailored for function much like nature does in metalloproteins.
A common theme in our research is catalyst design based on mechanistic understanding on the molecular scale. To determine reaction mechanisms and structure-function relationships, we study chemical kinetics, characterize intermediates, and employ state-of-the art spectroscopy under operando conditions. Graduate students and postdoctoral scholars in the group are given the freedom to tailor their own projects and are encouraged to collaborate with their colleagues in the lab as well as peers in other groups on campus with whom we share common scientific interests.
BS: Hampden-Sydney College (1992)
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33 The Hill - A well maintained cape with easterly views overlooking Waldoboro. Home has 3+ bedrooms, 2 full baths, large living and dining rooms, and laundry on the first floor. Home also has a beautiful large pantry kitchen with eating area, and master bedroom with partial bath. there is a four car garage with storage above with direct entry into the house. A pole barn is on the property and ready for your future farming endevors. Just minutes to stores, restuarants, library and post office. MLS#1297738 $174,500
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The Live Show was great back than and the first LazyTown Live in the UK. Very friendly people, the actors. I remember it was easy to get friends with them on facebook, and maybe I was a little obsessed at that time (it faded away slowly).
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Sportacus and Stephanie fit very well together as a team. Friends are friends since.
Thanks for the responses. i wanted to share these mainly for the Mine Song being in the show.
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Crossing the Frontiers of Science
jointly organized by Japan Society for the Promotion of Science and University of Leipzig
Marriott Hotel, Am Hallischen Tor, 04109 Leipzig
May 15, 2000
10.00 Welcoming Remarks
Moderation: Prof. Dr. Tilman Butz (Vicerector for Research, University of Leipzig)
10.30 Prof. Dr. Tadamitsu Kishimoto (President of Osaka University):
100 Years in Immunology and its Future Prospects
11.30 Prof. Dr. Mark Stoneking (MPI for Evolutionary Anthropology, Leipzig):
DNA and Recent Human Evolution
12.30 Lunch
Moderation: Prof. Dr. Yasuo Tanaka (Director of JSPS Liaison Office Bonn, Ex. Director of MPI of Microstructure Physics)
14.00 Prof. Dr. Patrick Bruno (Ex. Director of MPI of Microstructure Physics):
Spin-electronics: a New Challenge in Science and Technology
15.00 Dr. Katsuki Miyauchi (Ex. General Manager of Technology Group Hitachi Europe Ltd.):
Frontiers of Technology in Microelectronics – Our Activities in Collaboration with Academia
16.00 Coffee break
Moderation: Prof. Dr. Patrick Bruno (Ex. Director of MPI of Microstructure Physics)
16.30 Prof. Dr. Tetsuhiko Ikegami (Vice-president of the University of Aizu):
Opto-Electronics Towards Tera-Bits Realm – Impediment and Strategy –
17.30 Prof. Dr. Tilman Butz (Vicerector for Research, University of Leipzig):
Ion Microscop
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Annie is pattern from Mamaws Creations "Primitive Raggedy Ann (186) "heart for you". She is 19 inches tall. A pattern I love. Body is muslin filled with hobby fill. Shoes and leggings are sewn into body. Red long pantaloons in soft satiny cotton material. Hair is sewn into head. Her heart is filled with hobby fill. Red bow in hair
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IF_INDEXTONAME(P) POSIX Programmer's Manual IF_INDEXTONAME(P) NAME if_indextoname - map a network interface index to its corresponding name SYNOPSIS #include <net/if.h> char *if_indextoname(unsigned ifindex, char *ifname); DESCRIPTION The if_indextoname() function shall map an interface index to its cor- responding name. When this function is called, ifname shall point to a buffer of at least {IF_NAMESIZE} bytes. The function shall place in this buffer the name of the interface with index ifindex. RETURN VALUE If ifindex is an interface index, then the function shall return the value supplied in ifname, which points to a buffer now containing the interface name. Otherwise, the function shall return a NULL pointer and set errno to indicate the error. ERRORS The if_indextoname() function shall fail if: ENXIO The interface does not exist. The following sections are informative. EXAMPLES None. APPLICATION USAGE None. RATIONALE None. FUTURE DIRECTIONS None. SEE ALSO getsockopt() , if_freenameindex() , if_nameindex() , if_nametoindex() , setsockopt() , the Base Definitions volume of IEEE Std 1003.1-2001, <net/if.h> COPYRIGHT Portions of this text are reprinted and reproduced in electronic form from IEEE Std 1003.1, 2003 Edition, Standard for Information Technology -- Portable Operating System Interface (POSIX), The Open Group Base Specifications Issue 6, Copyright (C) 2001-2003 by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc and The Open Group. In the event of any discrepancy between this version and the original IEEE and The Open Group Standard, the original IEEE and The Open Group Standard is the referee document. The original Standard can be obtained online at http://www.opengroup.org/unix/online.html . IEEE/The Open Group 2003 IF_INDEXTONAME(P)
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There is no need for someone to be killed to be justified before God the most High. The righteous shall inherit the land (of Paradise)
Meditations #1: Pressures to Water Down Faith
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Gender mixing (ikhtilat) leads to flirting. Flirting leads to touching. Touching leads to zina. Zina leads to the destruction of marriage. The destruction of marriage leads to the downfall of family. The downfall of family leads to the end of… Read More ›
Be merciful to those on earth and the one in the heavens will be merciful to you!
Muhammad the Messenger of God (peace be upon him) said: اِرْحَمُوا مَنْ فِي الأَرْضِ يَرْحَمْكُمْ مَنْ فِي السَّمَاءِ Be merciful to those on earth and the one in the heavens will be merciful to you! Jami` at-Tirmidhi 1924
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