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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa – The battle over Benghazi has come to Iowa, colliding head-on with the earliest phase of the 2016 presidential race.
On a campaign-style visit to the first-in-the-nation caucus state Friday, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul sharply and repeatedly accused former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton of failing to stop the chaos and bloodshed at the American diplomatic facility there in September.
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At a pair of events here in eastern Iowa, Paul seized every opportunity to assail Clinton, the popular former first lady and potential Democratic presidential candidate.
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He drew the crowd to its feet at the Iowa GOP's annual Lincoln dinner, a desirable speaking slot for presidential candidates, with a Clinton-whacking discourse that began: "First question for Hillary Clinton: where in the hell were the marines?"
Speaking to a group of about two dozen voters at an earlier household event hosted by the Iowa Federation of Republican Women, the first-term senator went so far as to say Clinton should never be allowed to serve in government again.
"I think it precludes Hillary Clinton from ever holding office," Paul said of the Benghazi affair. "I think her mistakes were of such significance that she should never again be in that position, to make those decisions."
And hours before that, Paul told reporters at a press conference that Clinton was "absolutely responsible" for the inadequate security at the U.S. mission in Benghazi. The facility sustained a terrorist attack on Sept. 11, 2012, that claimed the lives of four Americans, including Ambassador Christopher Stevens.
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"She was in charge of the State Department. She was asked repeatedly for increased security for Benghazi," Paul seethed. "I fault her absolutely for not reading the cables."
He continued: "Part of being in charge is triaging what comes to your desk and what doesn't come to your desk. And to say that Libya wasn't important enough for her to be reading the cables from the ambassador asking for more security, I think was inexcusable."
A Clinton spokesman did not immediately return a request for comment. At a Wednesday briefing, White House press secretary Jay Carney said the administration was fully confident that Clinton had handled her job appropriately. He accused Republicans of trying to politicize the terrorist attack.
"This is a subject that has, from its beginning, been subject to attempts to politicize it by Republicans, when, in fact, what happened in Benghazi was a tragedy," Carney said
Paul's appearance at the Lincoln dinner caps off a week in which Republicans in the House of Representatives have grilled State Department and other executive branch officials over the response to the attack in Libya last fall, inquiring whether the Obama administration did everything possible to avert fatalities and inform the public about the details of the tragedy.
Paul says he has not yet decided whether to run in 2016, but by going after Clinton so insistently in a key presidential state, he may hope to convince the GOP faithful that he's a worthy standard-bearer in three years.
At the same retail event with Republican women, Paul explicitly warned listeners about Clinton as a 2016 candidate – in response to a voter's musing about the possibility of President Barack Obama seeking an FDR-style third term.
"I tell people, don't worry so much about a third term of Obama. Worry about a third term of Clintons – because it may not be Bill, but it could be Hillary in 2016," Paul said.
A woman in the audience called out: "She's too old!" Paul joked back: "Tell her that – I defy you!"


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Massachusetts religious communities divided over doctor-assisted suicide measure
Bay State ballot item galvanizes major organizations
The state's religious communities are divided over what is perhaps the most profound question on this year's ballot: Should people nearing the end of terminal illnesses be allowed to obtain a prescription drug to end their lives?
The largest religious force in Massachusetts, the Roman Catholic Church, has come out squarely against the referendum, as have other prominent faith voices. A handful of smaller denominations support the measure known as Question 2.
But some umbrella faith organizations remain loath to stake out a position, reflecting, they say, the range of opinion among their membership on an issue that proponents refer to as "death with dignity'' and opponents call "doctor-assisted suicide.''
"It points to the diversity of political and ethical positions within the life of the church right now,'' said the Rev. Laura Everett, executive director of the Massachusetts Council of Churches, an ecumenical partnership of 17 Protestant and Orthodox denominations, referring to the lack of consensus within the council's membership. "With complex theological issues that have public policy expression, there are Christians of strong conscience and faith who disagree.''
Rarely does the political system confront matters of life and death so directly. With Election Day less than two months away, many religious leaders are intensifying their focus on the question.
The Catholic church is waging an all-out battle against what it calls a "grotesque threat to the elderly and sick.'' The church teaches that human life is sacred from conception to natural death,and that suicide in any form is a grave sin.
"We are called to comfort the sick, not to help them take their own lives,'' Cardinal Sean P. O'Malley said in a video homily played in churches across the archdiocese this year.
The church is educating parishioners about what it sees as flaws in the proposal through brochures, workshops, pew cards, and even a town hall meeting on Catholic TV. It has also been reaching out to other faiths to discuss the issue.
Campaign finance reports released Monday show that Catholic and conservative Christian organizations from outside the state have contributed most of the $900,000 raised by the main committee against the question, the Committee Against Physician Assisted Suicide.
Dignity 2012, the committee in favor of the question, has raised about $310,000, from a combination of out-of-state supporters and groups and individual Massachusetts donors.
In the broadest terms, the teachings of most forms of Christianity, Judaism, and Islam oppose ending life before natural death.
Eight prominent Reform rabbis began circulating a letter to their colleagues Monday arguing in a gentle tone against the ballot question, which would allow a coherent patient who is expected to survive six months or less to ask a physician for life-ending medication.
"Although Reform Judaism gives personal autonomy great weight, Judaism has always understood that life is a gift and that ultimately life belongs to God,'' the letter says.
Opposition is not uniform. A few denominations, like the Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations, with about 22,000 members in Massachusetts, officially support the concept. The Unitarians and other mainline Protestant denominations typically do not take positions on specific state proposals.
And, in an age when many ecclesiastical hierarchies are weakening, in a country where many people are used to filtering religious beliefs through personal and secular lenses, individual clergy and congregants do not necessarily follow the lead of church officials.
The national Episcopal Church, for example, officially opposes physician-assisted suicide. But the Rev. Daphne B. Noyes, a deacon at the Church of the Advent in Boston and a hospital chaplain, said her work with dying people and their families has led her to believe the option should be available under rigorously limited circumstances that ensure that participation by all parties is voluntary and deliberate.
"Looking at the ethical principles, this is one of autonomy and justice,'' she said.
The Jewish Community Relations Council is also declining to take sides. Instead, said executive director Jeremy Burton, the group is focusing on raising awareness about the question, which is a challenge in a presidential election year when there are also Senate and congressional races competing for voters' attention.
The implications of voters' decision on the November ballot question could be significant: Both sides of the issue see Massachusetts as a test for whether similar measures could succeed outside the Pacific Northwest, where Oregon and Washington are the only states where voters have approved similar referendums.
For religious people, the issue raises theological questions surrounding the holiness of life, the nature of human dignity, and the process of dying.
"Ultimately, the moment of death is not for us to decide,'' said Rabbi Andrew Vogel of Temple Sinai in Brookline, who signed the rabbis' letter. "That's the gift of the spiritual tradition to say it's ultimately God's choice.''
But many clergy also draw on their experiences over years spent at the bedsides of dying people and their families.
In seminary, the Rev. Tim Kutzmark, a Unitarian-Universalist minister in Reading, wrote an impassioned paper against allowing the terminally ill to hasten death by prescription. He argued that God never gives people more suffering than they can handle. Then he got ordained and watched death up close.
"I've really changed,'' he said. "I believe that death is a highly personal experience, and it can be excruciating and drawn out for the individual who is ill and for their families. Sometimes what is best and right for the individual is to claim that moment of death for themselves, knowing they are freeing themselves from . . . needless pain and suffering.''
Joseph T. Baerlein, president of Rasky Baerlein Strategic Communications, is handling strategy for the Committee Against Physician Assisted Suicide. Baerlein, who claims an undefeated record in running ballot campaigns, helped liquor wholesalers win a come-from-behind ballot question victory in 2006, when grocers wanted to be able to sell beer and wine. He did it by enlisting the support of law enforcement officials, who saw the issue as one of public safety.
He said the committee will focus on harnessing the opposition to Question 2 from the state's medical community, whose professional associations are largely aligned against the measure. Opponents, he said, will emphasize what they see as flaws in the way the bill is written. For example, patients are not required to consult with a mental health practitioner to make sure they are not suffering from depression.
"With no disrespect to any religion, in the world we live in, we say, 'How do you get to 51 percent?' '' he said. "The fact is, this state is more secular than religious.''


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ADDISON COUNTY — With grain prices sky-high and milk prices dropping, a few family-owned Addison County dairy farms are closing their doors this fall.
Paul Audy of New Haven and John Roberts of Cornwall, both in their early sixties, cited a confluence of forces that prompted each of them to get out of the business they had been in for decades: the increasing financial challenges of running a medium-sized herd, the tumultuous market exacerbated by the dairy pricing regulations and the toll of working long hours for years on end.
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How do you make schools better, so they produce armies of working taxpayers who keep the republic afloat?
There's little agreement, as Tuesday's court decision on California's teacher tenure rules proved again. L.A. Unified Supt. John Deasy applauded the decision in the Vergara case, which found laws governing teacher job protections to be unconstitutional. But the teacher union's president-elect, Alex Caputo-Pearl, called the Superior Court ruling "an attack on teachers" and students.
So you can expect a long and bitter appeals process, and you can expect campuses to remain philosophical and political war zones in the meantime, with enduring differences as to whether any deficiencies are the result of too little money, lousy management, uninspired teaching or socio-economic realities.
But many parents decided long ago that they can't afford to wait for the improvements they want. Take Friends of Thomas Starr King Middle School, for instance, which has provided sweat equity and fundraising that have helped transform the Los Feliz campus into a destination for families that might have avoided it just a few years ago.
Tomas O'Grady, founder of Friends of King, has worked with other parents to install a garden, cover the cost of field trips, buy a power washer to cut through gum and grime, and deliver flowers to teachers. Test scores have jumped dramatically over that time.
The Friends of King raised more than $100,000 this past school year, and about $34,000 of that money has been set aside for the next big project — giving King's dreary exterior a fresh paint job.
Which raises a few questions.
Are parents letting school districts off the hook by covering the cost of basic maintenance? What about the vast majority of schools where parents can't raise money for a fresh coat of paint? And would parents' time be better spent lobbying for systemic changes in the way all schools are operated and funded?
Full disclosure: My wife spent several years fundraising for Ivanhoe Elementary School in Silver Lake, and we've asked ourselves all those questions many times.
More full disclosure: I've known the indefatigable O'Grady since our kids went to preschool together, and he's always been a guy who did the hard work while others were standing back complaining about politics and bureaucracy.
"There's nothing I can do about the system and how inefficient it is," said O'Grady, who believes there are "too many suits and too few painters" in the district. "But something I can do, and we can do, is lead by example, and we have succeeded."
Even though most L.A. Unified schools are in communities that can't match the money or community support in Silver Lake and Los Feliz, O'Grady believes parents everywhere can make a difference by taking action rather than waiting for it. He said he's gone so far as to clean toilets at King, and he's set up a schedule for parents to join the volunteer janitor brigade.
In O'Grady's case, no one can argue that he cares only about the schools his kids attend. O'Grady is the founder of EnrichLA, a nonprofit that has recruited volunteers and plowed through bureaucracies to build edible gardens that serve as nutrition and science study centers on 64 campuses.
But let me get back to the paint job.
O'Grady said more than one teacher had suggested there were greater needs on King's campus than fresh paint. And a parent told me that although it would be lovely to have a fresh coat of color, it's maddening that it won't get done any time soon without parents stepping up.
"I'm incensed that the district continues to neglect us," said the parent, exhausted by the need to raise money for supplies and basic maintenance. The parent told about a teacher who had to make 45 copies of a single workbook so every student could have one.
Teri Levy told me she was burned out by years of fundraising at Wonderland Elementary in Hollywood; in her case, she felt like she'd crossed a line when parents began buying giant packs of Costco toilet paper for school bathrooms. She said parents raised as much as $900,000 a year, but she felt frustrated by limited control over how the money should be spent, and she was conflicted about district inequities.
All that money, she came to believe, "is a Band-Aid that is not going to fix anything, and for me personally it's like writing a check so a principal will have a discretionary fund."
O'Grady, meanwhile, seems incapable of burnout. He and Principal Mark Naulls have formed a team built on mutual respect to help rebuild King's reputation, and Naulls told me he thought a little more curb appeal was owed to students, parents, staff and the community. Naulls said the paint job was his idea.
"I want to be a good neighbor," the principal said.
So when will we see the makeover?
Well, the artist's rendering O'Grady solicited looks great, transforming rusty old King's main building into a sleek white edifice. But this is still L.A. Unified, so even with a powerful fundraising posse, things take time and lots of money.
O'Grady went to a private contractor for a rough estimate, and the number he got was $13,500.
But the district has to find the painter and oversee the job, and it does math a little differently. The initial estimate was roughly $100,000.
So what's that breakdown, $13,500 for the paint job and $86,500 for the bureaucracy?
A district official told me the district has mandatory insurance, environmental, wage and material standards, and he didn't know whether that was factored into the $13,500. But he said the district will bid the job or partner with an acceptable contractor, possibly even the one O'Grady solicited.
If they don't move quickly enough, I wouldn't be surprised if Friends of King gets the job done under cover of night.


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WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama has tapped Wal-Mart's Sylvia Mathews Burwell as his next budget chief, thrusting her into the centre of Washington's heated partisan budget battles and is filling vacancies at the Energy Department and Environmental Protection Agency, an official says.
A White House official said Obama will announce Burwell's nomination to lead the Office of Management and Budget during a White House ceremony Monday morning, a White House official said. If confirmed by the Senate, Burwell would bring more diversity to Obama's second term Cabinet following criticism that many top jobs were going to white men.
Her nomination also signals that the White House is trying to get back to normal business after the president and Congress failed to avert the $85 billion in automatic spending cuts that started taking effect Friday. While the president has warned of dire consequences for the economy as a result of the cuts, the White House does not want the standoff with Congress to keep the president from focusing on other second term priorities, including filling out his Cabinet, as well as pursuing stricter gun laws and an overhaul of the nation's immigration system.
Obama also was set to announce his choice of MIT scientist Ernest Moniz to head the Energy Department and EPA veteran Gina McCarthy to run the EPA, said an official, who commented only on grounds anonymity in order to confirm the nominations ahead of Obama's formal announcement. The positions will require Senate confirmation.
Burwell is a Washington veteran, having served as OMB's deputy director in the Clinton administration and chief of staff to former Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin. She currently runs the Wal-Mart Foundation, the retail giant's philanthropic wing, and previously served as president of the Gates Foundation's Global Development Program.
The White House official credited Burwell with being a principal architect of a series of budget plans in the 1990s that led to a budget surplus.
Wal-Mart president Mike Duke called Burwell a strong leader with a "clear vision for making big things happen."
"She understands business and the role that business, government and civil society must play to build a strong economy that provides opportunity and strengthens communities across the country," Duke said in a statement.
Obama made quick work of filling key national security openings in his administration, but has been slower to fill other Cabinet-level openings, including the OMB post. Vacancies also remain at the Environmental Protection Agency, Commerce and Energy Departments, and the U.S. trade representative.
Administration officials have blamed the slow pace of nominations on the arduous Senate confirmation process, which requires job candidate to submit to an intense and lengthy vetting process.
Burwell would replace acting OMB director Jeffrey Zients, who has been discussed as a contender for other top jobs.


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LAKELAND, FL (November 25, 2013) – The annual Lakeland Christmas Parade is scheduled for Thursday, December 5,2013. The parade begins at The Lakeland Center at 7:00 p.m. and ends at 9:00 p.m. at The Lakeland Center. The downtown area streets along the parade route will close at 5:00 p.m. Lime Street between Sykes Boulevard and Lake Beulah will close at noon.
For all parade events citizens are encouraged to use the Orange Street parking garage. The Orange Street garage is not on the parade route and visitors can enter or leave during the parade. All other parking garages are on the parade route, and vehicles will not be permitted to leave the garage until the conclusion of the parade.
The theme for the 2013 Christmas parade is "I'm Dreaming of…" and there are over 120 participants in this year's parade including floats, marching bands and a jolly fellow in a sleigh.
A fireworks display that officially starts the parade will take place on Lake Mirror at 7:00 p.m. The fireworks will last approximately 15 minutes. The parade route begins at The Lakeland Center, travels along Lemon Street, turns left on Tennessee, proceeds right onto Main Street, goes around Lake Mirror and then heads back to The Lakeland Center via Orange Street (see attached map of route).


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Health care is a top policy issue, but mental health policy is less often a major focus. Mental Health Caucuses have demonstrated to be a positive means to addressing important mental health policies, building expertise among a cadre of elected officials, and providing legislators an opportunity to demonstrate their commitment to the health of their community. Mental Health America is working with advocates and legislators to promote and support efforts to achieve priority attention for mental health issues in state legislatures by developing materials to support the growth of state mental health caucuses that fosters dialogue and partnership between advocates and policymakers.
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Taliglucerase alfa injection is used for the long-term treatment of type 1 Gaucher disease. This disease is caused by the lack of a certain enzyme in the body called glucocerebrosidase. This enzyme is necessary for the body to use fats correctly, and fats will build up in certain areas of the body if the enzyme is not present. Taliglucerase alfa replaces the missing enzyme to help the body process fats.
This medicine is to be given only by or under the direct supervision of a doctor.
This product is available in the following dosage forms:
In deciding to use a medicine, the risks of taking the medicine must be weighed against the good it will do. This is a decision you and your doctor will make. For this medicine, the following should be considered:
Tell your doctor if you have ever had any unusual or allergic reaction to this medicine or any other medicines. Also tell your health care professional if you have any other types of allergies, such as to foods, dyes, preservatives, or animals. For non-prescription products, read the label or package ingredients carefully.
Appropriate studies have not been performed on the relationship of age to the effects of taliglucerase alfa injection in children younger than 4 years of age. Safety and efficacy have not been established.
Although appropriate studies on the relationship of age to the effects of taliglucerase alfa injection have not been performed in the geriatric population, no geriatric-specific problems have been documented to date.
There are no adequate studies in women for determining infant risk when using this medication during breastfeeding. Weigh the potential benefits against the potential risks before taking this medication while breastfeeding.
Although certain medicines should not be used together at all, in other cases two different medicines may be used together even if an interaction might occur. In these cases, your doctor may want to change the dose, or other precautions may be necessary. Tell your healthcare professional if you are taking any other prescription or nonprescription (over-the-counter [OTC]) medicine.
Certain medicines should not be used at or around the time of eating food or eating certain types of food since interactions may occur. Using alcohol or tobacco with certain medicines may also cause interactions to occur. Discuss with your healthcare professional the use of your medicine with food, alcohol, or tobacco.
A nurse or other trained health professional will give you or your child this medicine in a hospital or clinic. This medicine is given through a needle placed in one of your veins.
This medicine is usually given every other week. Each treatment usually takes 60 to 120 minutes.
You or your child may also receive medicines to help prevent unwanted effects from the injection.
It is very important that your doctor check you closely while you or your child are receiving the medicine. This is to make sure that this medicine is working properly and does not cause unwanted effects.
This medicine may cause serious allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis. Anaphylaxis requires immediate medical attention. The most serious signs of this reaction are very fast or irregular breathing, gasping for breath, wheezing, or fainting. Other signs may include changes in color of the skin of the face, very fast but irregular heartbeat or pulse, hive-like swellings on the skin, and puffiness or swellings of the eyelids or around the eyes. If these side effects occur, get emergency help at once.
Along with its needed effects, a medicine may cause some unwanted effects. Although not all of these side effects may occur, if they do occur they may need medical attention.
Check with your doctor or nurse immediately if any of the following side effects occur:
Some side effects may occur that usually do not need medical attention. These side effects may go away during treatment as your body adjusts to the medicine. Also, your health care professional may be able to tell you about ways to prevent or reduce some of these side effects. Check with your health care professional if any of the following side effects continue or are bothersome or if you have any questions about them:
Other side effects not listed may also occur in some patients. If you notice any other effects, check with your healthcare professional.
Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to the FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
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Original article: https://www.mayoclinic.org/drugs-supplements/taliglucerase-alfa-intravenous-route/before-using/drg-20075587
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Virtual machine cloud provider Memset has brought a new clustering and vLAN facility to market with its Miniserver VM service. The new delivery framework aims to provide cheaper enterprise-level resilience and security by using a mixture of both virtual and physical servers.
Memset's Miniserver VMs and dedicated servers share the same vLAN using the company's own load balancing and clustering software to manage this combination of virtual and physical servers.
Where a customer would normally have to rent a cluster of fully dedicated servers to achieve enterprise-level resilience, Memset says it is able to deliver the same levels of resilience at a lower cost by bringing virtual machines (VMs) into the mix.
The proposition here is that a mid-sized enterprise application needs a powerful database dedicated server at its core, as well as a number of lightweight front-end nodes, which in this case will be virtual machines.
"Allowing VMs to share a vLAN greatly enhances security of virtual server deployments by allowing entirely secure communications between the VMs. In the past the lack of such facilities has led to security concerns over cloud computing," says Memset's Kate Craig-Wood. "The alternative would either be an entirely dedicated cluster, or re-writing the application to use a non-relational, scalable database, which is not always practical."


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Time for you to see what I've been working on when I've gotten a few minutes to myself. Yes I love to create, I just don't get to do it as often as I'd like. I recently saw this really great wreath on The Corner House Blog and I knew I had to make one because I have a TON of scrapbook paper, but I've gone digital so I don't use the stuff as much as I used to.
I used these 5 double-sided 12x12 papers and an old book that had been collecting dust in the basement.
I borrowed a scallop punch from my niece (it was just under 3 inches in diameter) and punched away for quite sometime until I had a nice stack of cute little scallop circles.
Now, I could have run to the dollar store to buy a 12 inch wreath, but somehow I always spend $40 or more at that place so I opted to roll up some newspaper and secure it with some lovely blue tape to make my wreath base. No one's going to know how ugly it was before right?
Some of the circles I hot-glued together to make them a little larger before I would roll them up into the cone shape. I made all sizes of cones - skinny, fat, and double-up ones.
This is how a few of them looked before I started to glue them onto my
makeshift wreath.
Glue, glue, and glue some more - filling in all those tiny spots. I also glued some of the scallops flat onto the back of the wreath - I know no one was going to see it anyway, but I had to cover my bases.
Drum roll . . . Voile! I had finally finished it! I'm pretty pleased with my wreath - now I have something pretty to look at in my bathroom. It took me probably a good 6 to 8 hours - slow and steady, but I think it was worth it. All it cost was a few hot glue sticks (probably a whole package), an old dusty book, and a few sheets of scrapbooking paper.


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NY Jets visit the Panthers today.
Quinton Coples is coming back to North Carolina.
The second-year New York Jets linebacker will play his first professional game in the state today against the Carolina Panthers.
A sizeable contingent of Kinstonians are expected to be in attendance.
Coples, a native of Kinston, has 30 tackles and three sacks on the season. He had a season-high six tackles (five solo) in a Week 11 loss to the Buffalo Bills. He also has a forced fumble this year.
The Jets (6-7) have their own playoff aspirations as they visit Bank of America Stadium today, coming off a 37-27 win over the Oakland Raiders last week.
The Panthers (9-4) had their eight-game winning streak snapped by the New Orleans Saints last week in a 31-13 loss. Carolina can clinch a playoff berth with a win over the Jets, losses by San Francisco and Arizona and a loss or tie by Dallas or Philadelphia.
It would be the Panthers� first time in the playoffs since 2008.
�It�s a great opportunity to go out and really prove to ourselves who we are,� third-year Carolina quarterback Cam Newton said about the matchup in an AP report. �We have a job at hand and we have to be prepared for the task � and we will be.�
Newton has thrown 20 TDs this season, compared to Jets QB Geno Smith who has nine. They both have more than 2,000 passing yards this season (Newton 2776, Smith 2475).
Coples has started in 10 of 11 games this season. He played in all 16 last year.
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Coffee Cup Power Inverter V2.0
Like a caffeine boost for your electronics!
- 200 watt inverter with 2 AC plugs with new 2.1 amp USB port
- Fits into standard cup holders in your car
- Keep all of your gear up and running
When you start to feel a little low on energy you can turn to that terrific alkaloid, caffeine. Available from many sources like Bawls and, of course, that tried and true hot beverage, coffee. Reaching for your coffee cup to get an energy boost when you're tired is pretty much second nature. Well, now your gadgets can turn to a coffee cup of their own when they need an energy recharge.
The Coffee Cup Power Inverter V2.0 is a conveniently shaped power source that coverts your car's DC power into two 120-volt AC outlets. Perfect for powering or charging smartphones, tablets, DVD players, televisions, game consoles, and tons of other portable electronics. This new version of the coffee cup also has an upgraded USB charging port providing 2.1 amps of power. The unique coffee cup shape fits nicely in today's auto/boat/truck cup holders, preventing it from moving around inside your vehicle.
- 200 Watt inverter with 2 AC plugs and USB power port
- New and improved version of one of our favorites
- 2.1 amp USB port for extra charging power (previously 500mAh)
- Provides 120 Volt AC power from any cigarette lighter socket
- 200W continuous/400W peak
- Fits into standard cup holders
- 18" cord
- Overload protection and low battery shut-off
- Power 3 devices at once
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BURLINGTON — The Youth Agricultural Individual Development Account (IDA) Program, a collaboration of University of Vermont (UVM) Extension 4-H and the UVM Center for Sustainable Agriculture, has extended its deadline to May 15 for applications for its next program cycle.
VERGENNES — Gov. Peter Shumlin on Monday called on lawmakers to help him contain what he called one of the state's top cost-drivers — education— in an effort to make Vermont more fiscally solvent and attractive to job creators. He also made a pitch for efforts to slow the growth of spending on health care (see related story).
Shumlin made his remarks before a crowd at the Vergennes American Legion hall during a legislative luncheon sponsored by the Bridport Grange and Addison County Farm Bureau.
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BRISTOL — The Bristol selectboard on Monday voted to close the town landfill when its current certification expires at the end of 2016.
The decision came after what Town Administrator Therese Kirby called a productive meeting between town and state Agency of Natural Resources officials to find ways to fund the landfill's closure.
"They understand the plight of Bristol residents and are trying to help us avoid bonding, look for money, and find an alternative (landfill) cover," Kirby said.
VERGENNES — After a recent meeting with Addison Northwest Supervisory Union officials, the Vermont Agency of Education has agreed, with conditions, to restore grant funding to ANwSU that has been withheld from the Vergennes-area school district because of accounting and reporting problems.
FERRISBURGH — At the suggestion of Ferrisburgh Historical Society member Gail Blasius, the Ferrisburgh selectboard on May 6 voted to take over sponsorship and organization of the town's annual Ferrisburgh Day celebration.
Blasius told the board the day, modeled after the town's former "Good Neighbor Days" from the 1950s through 1970s, did not really fit into the society's mission and also stretched its organizational ability.
The House Education Committee's bill to eliminate approximately 80 percent of Vermont's school districts by consolidating their number from 273 to about 50 has been the subject of considerable debate in recent weeks in the Statehouse, in the education community, and in the press.
MIDDLEBURY ––Planned Parenthood has drawn more attention on the national stage over the past few years, largely due to concerns about the organization's provision of abortion care.
MIDDLEBURY –– Planned Parenthood is a national reproductive health care provider, which is divided into regional affiliates. The Middlebury Health Center is one of 10 sites that comprise Planned Parenthood of Northern New England (PPNNE).
Planned Parenthood provides a variety of reproductive health services to men and women, explained Jill Krowinski, director of Vermont public affairs for PPNNE.
MIDDLEBURY — Helping Overcome Poverty's Effects (HOPE) officials, unable to secure key federal grants, have had to scuttle a plan to transform the office building at 61 Court St. into a boarding house for low-income residents.
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Uh yeah uh huh
Vizzy Zone
I say it's my time every time I see a clock
And now I think I finally found a watch that ticks to my tock
From the Mid trying to get to the top
On the Northside of the wicked witch of the block
Why so reluctant to give me my props?
Show these haters yellow lights I just wish they would stop
Highway to heaven have I missed all the stops?
Hellbound bound growing horns on my knot (?)
I'm just making sure that I got
One life to live, one night to give to the woman of my world
Cause I'm touring a lot
So we set up an web cam up at every stop
Uh I chose this life as a early teen
But I can't open up my eyes and ignore the dream
It seems we getting less leaders and more machines
As I fling down a dark corridor with Coraline
Keep 'em in tune
There is more to see
They hoping that I bloom, like a florist's dreams
I keep popping up on blogs with the fear that
I won't cross your mind if I don't come across your screen
Show a smile every time I am on the scene
I just want the plaques I don't floss a thing
I seen kids laughing back up on my old block
Wonder where that joy has went as I globe trot
And I ain't got the time to be playing hot potato with record labels
Cause the music I make won't
And they see when he rhymes everybody give me fives
Like a change for a twenty
Or a bum when he tries
I sigh
Waving goodbye mean world
Hello friendly skies
And I'm Vizzy
And this the layover
Samples Common's "It's Your World." The sentiment of Common's song references Nas's classic song The World is Yours, but dates back to the movie Scarface (or earlier).
Vizzy's song centers largely around his struggles with record labels and his quest to get the recognition he deserves.
This is the last song off of XV's 13th mixtape '30 Minute Layover'


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I hate to break it to all you pumpkin-loving peoples, but summer isn't over yet.
I know that it is September, and signs of fall are all around us: school is back in session, leaves are starting to turn, and pumpkin spice lattes are back. (I think? I don't actually drink them as I think they taste like crap.)
Let me remind you all that it is still technically summer. Fall begins on September 22nd, and until that day comes I plan on enjoying every last drop of summer. I want to laze in the sun and drink a Stiegl Radler. I want to BBQ and eat all of my meals outdoors. I want to eat cherry tomatoes like candy, straight off the vine.
This soup walks the fine line between summer and fall. It is warm and cozy, which is perfect for chilly September nights. But, the soup is made from a mix of ripe summer vegetables, so at the same time the soup is bright and vibrant.
Really, it's quite perfect for this time of year.
- 6 raw corn cobs (white or yellow), kernels cut off
- 4 sprigs fresh thyme
- 2 bay leaves
- 1 teaspoon black peppercorns
- 1 red chili pepper
- 1-2 cloves garlic, smashed
- Salt, to taste
- 1 small zucchini
- 1 small yellow summer squash
- 1 red bell pepper
- 3 red potatoes, skin on
- 1 small white or yellow onion, peeled
- 3 sprigs fresh thyme
- 4 cups corn stock (or chicken/vegetable stock)
- 1.5 cups fresh corn kernels (I used a mix of white & yellow corn)
- 1 cup cream
- Salt & pepper, to taste
- Minced green onions (for garnish)
- Make the corn stock (can be done ahead of time): Place corn cobs, bay leaves, 4 thyme sprigs, peppercorns, and red chili in a stock pot. Fill the pot with water, enough to cover the corn cobs (about 2 quarts). Bring to a boil, then reduce heat and allow the stock to simmer for at least 1 hour. Strain and store in the fridge until use.
- To make the soup, first dice the onion. In a dutch oven or large soup pot, head 1 tablespoon of olive oil over medium heat. Cook the onion for 4-5 minutes, until soft. Meanwhile, wash and trim the zucchini, squash, bell pepper, and potatoes. Dice all the vegetables into very small cubes. Add the squash and bell pepper to the pot and cook for another 5 minutes, stirring occasionally.
- Pour in the corn stock and add the diced potatoes and thyme sprigs. Simmer for 20-30 minutes, or until the potatoes are fork tender. Add in the corn kernels, cream, and season with salt and pepper. Simmer for another 5-10 minutes. Taste, and adjust seasonings as needed. Serve warm and garnish with minced green onions or chives.
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New Justin Bieber 'Boyfriend' Preview Clip Lands
Another clip for Justin Bieber's much anticipated 'Boyfriend' video (which drops tomorrow (May 3) at 7:50PM on MTV) has landed. And guess what? It looks totally different from the teasers that came before it. A bit incongruous? Yes. But totally intriguing? You betcha!
In this latest, super short teaser preview, The Biebs is looking all sorts of matinee idol, wearing sunglasses and sitting in a muscle car, with a raven-haired beauty draped all over him. There's a few snippets of The Biebs dancing, too. Mmm hmm.
And that's about it.
There's not enough in the way of context clues to surmise what happens in this video other than The Biebs romancing a lucky lady.
One thing is not disputable and that's the fact that The Biebs is crossing that threshold from boy to man. He's acting like a sexy pop star, not a teen idol, in this snippet, as well as the ones that came before it. The teaser with female hands clawing and grabbing at him and 'The Voice' snippet were set to the intro of 'Boyfriend' just as this clip is, so we're slightly curious about the chronology and styling.
But guess what? All our questions will be answered tomorrow when 'Boyfriend' finally drops.
We. Cannot. Wait.
And for good measure, here's Teaser 1. And Teaser 2. Don't forget Teaser 3. Or 'The Voice' teaser, either.
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Last night, San Francisco 49ers cornerback Tarell Brown tweeted out a photo of a letter he had received from the NFL, which alerted him to the fact that he had been fined $5,250 for wearing red sleeves during his game this past Sunday.
Players tweeting out photos of their fines is something we've seen before, but this is a special case because Brown's letter included information that he—and only he—was meant to use in order to appeal his fine through a secure NFL website. Oops.
Obviously, we logged in to the site. We learned that Merton Hanks (Merton Hanks!) will be hearing Brown's appeal today at 4:30 p.m. (EDT) via teleconference. Oh, and the call-in number is (212) 450-2648. So, if you want to add your own two cents to Brown's appeal, or if you just want to say hi to Merton Hanks, you can go ahead and do that.
Here is a screenshots of the site, for when it is inevitably lost to us:
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The Hope College chapter of Relay for Life will sponsor its sixth annual 12-hour relay from 7 p.m. Friday (Oct. 24) until 7 a.m. Saturday (Oct. 25).
Weather permitting, the relay will be held outdoors in the Pine Grove at the center of Hope's campus. The rain location is the Dow Center, also on Hope's campus.
The Relay for Life is part of a national fund raising initiative for the American Cancer Society. In 2007 an estimated 700 students, faculty and staff raised $52,426.
Participants will walk a course lined with luminaria bags purchased in honor of a loved one who has battled or is battling cancer. Cancer survivors from the Holland and Hope communities have been invited to participate in the first lap.
The student co-chairs are Ryan Otterstrom, a freshman from Bethel, Conn., and Lydia Hurd, a junior from Chanhassen, Minn.


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Second-term setbacks force Obama to sound more conciliatory toward GOP.
President Obama's advisers have telegraphed their goal to win control of the House in 2014, which would give the president unfettered control to advance his favored policies. But the bigger concern for the White House should be the more realistic possibility that they could lose the Senate in 2014 – an outcome that's only enhanced by the president's second-term strategy focusing on rallying the base over centrist governance.
It's no coincidence that on Wednesday, in a welcome about-face, Obama belatedly engaged a charm offensive with Republicans, inviting leading senators to a private dinner and pow-wowing with Paul Ryan for lunch on Thursday to discuss the budget. This, from the president who predicted that he would be able to work with the GOP only after he won reelection, arguing their "fever may break" upon his victory.
All of this is a result of the Republicans (unexpectedly) scoring twin victories in the battle over the sequester, getting their cuts all while pressuring the president's popularity downward. The White House overreached in parading Cabinet secretaries to exaggerate doom-and-gloom consequences. And the public is demonstrating its frustration, handing Obama new lows in his job-approval rating since the election.
This week's Quinnipiac poll shows the president's job-approval rating dropping to 45 percent, his lowest since winning a second term. More ominously, a record-high 46 percent of Americans said they are "very dissatisfied" with the direction of the country – an even higher number than the pollster found in the aftermath of the 2008 economic crisis, when voters feared the economy was in free fall. All told, nearly three-quarters of Americans believe the country is headed in the wrong direction, a worrisome statistic for the party in power. The trend lines are similar from all the polls released in the last week.
That has necessitated a change in the strategy, or at least the bluster, from the White House. Put simply, a president with a middling job-approval rating, won't be able to net 17 House seats – not when there are only 16 Republicans left in districts Obama carried. Remember: Democrats will also be on defense; the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee this week named 26 of the party's own members who are vulnerable as part of its Frontline assistance program.
If Obama's job-approval ratings remain below 50 percent in 2014, the chances increase that the Senate will be in play. Next year's electorate could look more like 2010 than 2012 -- the consequence of a boom-bust cycle, when the Democrats' base turns out for Obama, but not for downballot Democrats. The president will be a valuable asset helping the party committees fundraise, but he won't be welcome in most of the key Senate battlegrounds.
Midterms are rarely favorable to second-term presidents, and this one is unlikely to be an exception. Democrats can't afford to lose more than five Senate seats (net), and the party is defending seven seats in states that Mitt Romney carried, six of them by double-digit margins. Mobilizing base support on behalf of the president's pet issues, such as gun control and immigration, will do more harm than good in these conservative strongholds, where Obama is deeply unpopular.
The Democrats' hope is that weak, far-right challengers will cost Republicans again. It's not unrealistic, given the growing GOP divisions and their record of the last two elections. But, so far, they're on track with recruiting in these deeply conservative states. West Virginia Rep. Shelley Moore Capito announced her candidacy early and hasn't drawn any primary opposition, despite the early hype. Rep. Bill Cassidy would be a credible candidate against Louisiana Sen. Mary Landrieu, and has already stockpiled $2 million in his campaign account. Former South Dakota Gov. Mike Rounds is a formidable nominee, and if Sen. Tim Johnson retires, Democrats may need to referee a potential primary between his son Brendan and former Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin. Republicans are growing more optimistic that freshman Rep. Tom Cotton, a favorite among national party leaders, may challenge Sen. Mark Pryor. (Fears of an unelectable tea-party nominee are higher in Alaska; and in Montana, Republicans' best hope may be with a former state senator.)
Don't expect any of these targeted senators to be pushovers. All have proven their staying power in inhospitable states. Pryor and Landrieu, in particular, have proven appeal across party lines, and ramped up their operations early to prepare for tough campaigns. The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, under the leadership of Guy Cecil, has proven to be the gold standard of campaign committees, winning seats last cycle when most observers (including me) expected Republican gains. Republicans need the equivalent of an inside straight, sweeping out the red-state Democrats.
But given Obama's decidedly liberal positioning to start his second term, the prospect of a midterm GOP wave is very real. The Supreme Court is taking up the hot-button social issues of gay marriage and affirmative action, raising the likelihood of an aggravated conservative base in Republican strongholds. In Southern states, Democrats benefited from high African-American turnout in 2008, which is unlikely to be replicated for the 2014 midterms. And even the best-staffed campaign committee can't alter forces out of their control. Just ask former DCCC Chairman Chris Van Hollen, who presided over major House gains in 2008 and historic losses two years later.
Math can get in the way of unbridled confidence. The White House is confident that political pressure is vital to accomplishing its goals. But it should take a closer look at the 2014 map before assuming Obama can break Republicans at the ballot box.


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At heart, IEPER, about 30km southeast of Veurne, is a pleasant, middling sort of place, a typical Flemish small town with a bright and breezy main square overlooked by the haughty reminders of its medieval heyday as a centre of the cloth trade. Initial appearances are, however, deceptive, for all the old buildings of the town centre were built from scratch after World War I, when Ieper – or Ypres as it was then known – was shelled to smithereens, the reconstruction a tribute to the remarkable determination of the town's citizens. Today, with its clutch of good-quality restaurants and hotels, Ieper is an enjoyable place to spend a couple of nights, especially if you're after exploring the assorted World War I cemeteries, monuments and memorials that speckle both the town and its environs, the most famous of which are the Menin Gate and Tyne Cot.
Brief history
Ieper's long and troubled history dates back to the tenth century, when it was founded at the point where the Bruges–Paris trade route crossed the River Ieperlee. Success came quickly and the town became a major player in the cloth trade, its thirteenth-century population of two hundred thousand sharing economic control of the region with rivals Ghent and Bruges. The most precariously sited of the great Flemish cities, Ypres was too near the French frontier for comfort, and too strategically important to be ignored by any of the armies whose campaigns crisscrossed the town's surroundings with depressing frequency. The city governors kept disaster at bay by reinforcing their defences and switching alliances whenever necessary, fighting against the French at the Battle of the Golden Spurs in 1302, and with them forty years later at Roosebeke. The first major misjudgement came in 1383 after Henry Spencer, bishop of Norwich, landed at Calais under the pretext of supporting the armies of Pope Urban VI, who occupied the Vatican, against his rival Clement VII, who was installed in Avignon. The burghers of Ghent and Bruges flocked to Spencer's standard, and the allies had little difficulty in agreeing on an attack against Ypres, which had decided to champion Clement and trust the French for support. The ensuing siege lasted two months before a French army appeared to save the day, and all of Ypres celebrated the victory. In fact, the town was ruined, its trade never recovered and, unable to challenge its two main competitors again, many of the weavers upped sticks and migrated. The process of depopulation proved irreversible, and by the sixteenth century the town had shrunk to a mere five thousand inhabitants.
In World War I, the first German thrust of 1914 left a bulge in the Allied line to the immediate east of Ypres. This Salient preoccupied the generals of both sides and during the next four years a series of bloody and particularly futile offensives attempted to break the stalemate – with disastrous consequences for Ypres, which served as the Allied communications centre. Comfortably within range of the German artillery, Ypres was rapidly reduced to rubble and its inhabitants had to be evacuated in 1915. After the war, the returning population decided to rebuild their town, a remarkable twenty-year project in which the most prominent medieval buildings – the old cloth hall, the Lakenhalle, and the cathedral – were meticulously reconstructed. The end result must once have seemed strangely antiseptic – old-style edifices with no signs of decay or erosion – but now, after eighty-odd years, the brickwork has mellowed and the centre looks authentically antique and rather handsome.
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Surf school logo for a school on the west coast of Vancouver Island BC. "Ukee Surf School".
Here is a link for the local surf indusrty where I may be advertising with your logo design. Hopefully this will give some inspiration.
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The surf school is located on Vancouver island, BC. Canada. http://www.ucluelet.ca/index.php check out the web site to see the area where the school is located. This website list the competitors logos in the area. http://www.surfingvancouverisland.c…/shops.htm... Storm and Sitka are popular. Originally the "Honest Seans"part of the logo made me think of a 50's retro logo. The honest seans give the Ukee surf school more zing i think. I am interested in both full name "Honest Seans Ukee surf school" or Ukee Surf school logos. The area has a traditional west coast aboriginal background. There are bald eagles, killer whales, and lots of Douglas Fir trees in the area that could be implemented in the logo as an idea but not necessarily have to be. also maybe a 50's retro look.
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About Custom Food/Craft Labels — Diy
DIY food and craft labels are printed on your choice of coated paper or waterproof vinyl label stock. These self-adhesive labels print with fine detail and rich color, and are easy to apply. They come on sheets of as few as six, to as many as sixty labels on a sheet, depending on the size of label. You can choose from dozens of shape templates - rectangles, squares, circles, ovals, and many specialty shapes. These food and craft labels are amazingly durable, they can go in the refrigerator, freezer, and the waterproof vinyl option can even go in buckets of ice water. However they are not guaranteed to withstand a trip through the dishwasher, or prolonged use around creams, oils or acids such as citrus oil, vinegar, fragrances, etc.


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Should they cover other typical game locations like a desert or a beach? Or should they go all out crazy, like say the intestines of a living planet while disguised as a salamander?
Personaly while it has been done to death I would love a creepy Halloween world, I can never get tired of those, and there could be a joke or two about how some people find bats and reptiles scary.


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Well, I don't know about you, but I don't think Full Match is very fair. Starting with the ball gives a huge advantage because you're more likely to get the ball again, or the other team may not even start on offense at all.
And stats have become a metagame that I just don't want to play.
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Pastoral Formation
The Program for Priestly Formation's expectations in the area of Pastoral Formation [280.d] can be summarized around three concepts: zeal for evangelization, justice, and Life; collaboration with all others who carry on the work of the Church and the Gospel; skills, those consciously acquired methods and patterns of interaction that allow the priest to be most effective in his work. These must be animated by the spirit of charity so that the pastoral work of the Church is understood to be truly a reflection of Christ's love for His people.
The program of Pastoral Formation at Mount St. Mary's seeks to provide opportunities for engagement and evaluation such that the seminarian develops an appreciation for the multi-dimensional pastoral work of the diocesan priest. It is important that the seminarian have an acute awareness that it is in his pastoral ministry that his development in the other areas of formation comes into contact with God's people and bears its fruit.
Pastoral Formation is not of secondary importance in the preparation of priests. On the contrary, the Program of Priestly Formation of the United States Catholic Conference of Bishops notes that "All four pillars of formation are interwoven and go forward concurrently. Still in a certain sense, pastoral formation is the culmination of the entire formation process: 'The whole formation imparted to candidates for the priesthood aims at preparing them to enter into communion with the charity of Christ the Good Shepherd. Hence, their formation in its different aspects must have a fundamentally pastoral character." (PPF 236, citing Pastores dabo vobis #57).
The Field Education program of Mount St. Mary's Seminary of the West is designed to meet this essential dimension of priestly formation, fulfilling the requirements set out by the PPF in its Norms for Pastoral Formation, 242-255.


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We were deeply saddened to learn last week that one of our alumni and great friends, Steve Stinson, passed away on Wednesday, July 16, after a two-year battle with cancer.
Born December 10, 1961, Stinson grew up working on his family's Cowlitz Ridge Tree Farm in Toledo, Wash., and was a tireless advocate for forestry. He was particularly known for his support of small family forest owners, and he was an integral part of the Washington Farm Forestry Association (WFFA).
Stinson earned his bachelor's from Evergreen State College and was a master's student under Professor Chad Oliver at the College of Forest Resources. He was among the first students working on the landscape management system (LMS) developed in the Oliver Lab, and his thesis was on dynamic habitat-based forest planning for small forest landowners. At a national Society of American Foresters meeting, one of Stinson's posters demonstrating the LMS won a blue ribbon award; the poster and award were displayed outside the silviculture lab for many years. After graduating in 2000, he went on to direct the Washington Department of Natural Resources' Small Forestland Landowner Office, established as part of Washington's Forest and Fish Law, and he later contributed to the Denman Forestry Issue Lecture Series.
Early in his career, Stinson had the foresight to see that small family forest owners were being left out of the policy discussion largely because there was no database to identify how many there were, where they were located, and how much they managed. So he worked with the Washington delegation to secure funding for the University of Washington to create a database of small tree farm family ownership through the Rural Technology Initiative (RTI), currently managed by Luke Rogers at SEFS. As a result, the Washington State Parcel and Forestland Databases—both projects now into their 10th years—provide comprehensive GIS data on tree farm land parcels and a wealth of other information. Among many other long-term benefits, these resources more accurately document the significant contributions of small forest owners, including their role in providing riparian protection in the lowlands and population centers of the state.
Stinson's life and work touched countless lives, and he is fondly remembered at SEFS as a great friend and champion of the forestry community. He was widely respected for his pragmatism, genuine concern for other people, and a relentless pursuit of science-based decision-making. He invested so much of his time and passion in the forestlands of Washington State, and helping landowners navigate the complexity of modern forest management. He will be greatly missed.
A celebration of Stinson's life will be held at the family tree farm in Toledo on Saturday, July 26, at 5 p.m. The Stinson family has chosen to have a potluck, so please bring a dish and beverage of your choice. They will provide plates and cutlery. There will be a bonfire and live music by Joe Batt, Tom Barbara, Joe Green and Richard Roth. If you have questions, please email Ann (email@example.com) or Julie (firstname.lastname@example.com). No phone calls please.
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Hematuria is the presence of blood, specifically red blood cells, in the urine. Whether the blood is visible only under a microscope or visible to the naked eye, hematuria is a sign that something is causing bleeding in the genitourinary tract: the kidneys, the tubes that carry urine from the kidneys to the bladder (ureters), the prostate gland (in men), the bladder, or the tube that carries urine from the bladder out of the body (urethra).
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Furious 7 continues to roll at the box office, cruising to victory for the third weekend in a row with $29 million and a domestic total of $294.4 million. The final film of the turbo-charged franchise to star the late Paul Walker passed the $1 billion mark globally on Friday after just 17 days of release, a new record for the fastest sprint to the box office milestone. Mega-hits such as The Avengers and Avatar as well as Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, took 19 days to cross this hallowed $1 billion mark, according to Rentrak.
"Furious 7 is a global phenomenon that made hitting the billion-dollar mark look easy," says Paul Dergarabedian, senior analyst for Rentrak. "Audiences have a true emotional connection to this movie and a big part of that is support for Paul Walker. But this film is also the true popcorn film experience. This is why people go to the theater to take a ride like this." Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 wheeled into a second-place finish with $24 million. The follow-up to the 2009 surprise hit Paul Blart: Mall Cop, starring Kevin James as a Segway-riding security officer, was looted by critics who gave the sequel an eye-popping 0% score on RottenTomatoes.com.
Not one of the reviewers on the site gave it a positive review. Audiences gave the comedy a more forgiving B-minus grade on CinemaScore. Mall Cop 2 was also a hit with younger audiences, especially. Rentrak's audience survey showed that viewers under 18 gave it 4½ out of five stars on the likability index. With an estimated $30 million budget, this might not be the last screen outing for the slap-stick mall cop.
"Paul Blart just makes money even if everyone ridicules it," says Jeff Bock, box office analyst for Exhibitor Relations. "It doesn't matter what critics say for these kinds of films, there's a place for silly family comedies. We might just get a Paul Blart trilogy yet." The horror film Unfriended took third place with its tech-heavy twist on the teenage slasher film. The Blumhouse Production took $16 million with a micro-budget of an estimated $1 million.