When you see a "healthy" person turn down a slice of cake or wake early to train, you only see the individual action. You are seeing the final release of the pass. It is easy to assume that, as we do with NFL quarterbacks, the healthy individual is special and capable of something that we simply are not.
Fortunately, a healthy lifestyle does not require any lucky blessings. It does, however, require core principles. Those "healthy" choices that we see others makes are not simply expressions of their superior willpower. That is the observable final outcome of a cascade of steps that began with their core principles.


Burns are a common form of household injury. Most of us have had the experience of burning ourselves while cooking on the stove or taking something from the oven, while ironing our clothes, or as the result of spilling a hot liquid. These burns can be extremely painful, causing blistering and scarring, and take a surprisingly long time to heal. Fortunately for most of us, these types of household accidents result in minor burns that cause no serious or long-term ramifications.
Often, serious and potentially damaging burns occur in the workplace. On-the-job burn injuries cause severe and often life-threatening injuries. The following includes information you should know about the types of burn injuries that can happen and the potential consequences that can result from being burned on the job.
Any type of job can pose the potential risk for burn injuries. Workers at the greatest risk for being burned on the job include electricians and contractors, workers in chemical processing plants, factory workers, service industry workers, and laundry workers.
If you or someone you love has suffered a burn injury while on the job, contact Anastopoulo Law Firm immediately. Our experienced South Carolina worker's compensation attorneys understand the serious, long-term damages caused by these types of injuries. Our attorneys will help you get the benefits you need to recover from your injuries while ensuring your family is provided for.


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B.B. King is not your average 75-year-old blues guitarist. Now entering his seventh decade as a recording artist, King marked the new millennium by opening his third B.B. King Blues Club, the latest addition to his already extensive portfolio of business enterprises. The newest club, the B.B. King Blues Bar and Grill (www.bbkingblues.com), is located on New York's 42nd Street in the E-Walk complex between Broadway and Eighth Avenue and joins a chain that already includes similar establishments on Beale Street in Memphis, Tennessee, and in Universal City, California.
Featuring a 600-seat main room and an adjoining cafe, the B.B. King Blues Bar and Grill is outfitted with a sound system designed to cope with the wide range of blues, jazz and reggae artists booked to appear on an almost nightly basis. Designed by Amit Peleg and installed by his Peltrix company (Baldwin, NY), the sound system is based on speakers and amplifiers from the Dutch company, Stage Accompany (www.stageaccompany.com). For the main room, Peleg specified a total of 13 SA Champ Series C27 cabinets, supplemented by six Entertainer Series E24s, two SA Bass Series XL-bin and two SB 45 subwoofer cabinets. Monitors are SA Leader Series L27, L24 and L26 models. All speakers are powered by SA Efficiency Series ES 20 amplifiers.
As in many clubs, the stage is located in the center of the rectangular room, facing across the shorter dimension. Not only is the audience seating area all around the front and sides of the stage, calling for a 180-degree coverage pattern, but a significant part of the audience is seated at the two ends of the room, which brings up the need for a "long throw" configuration, or a delay system. Another complication common to clubs is a ceiling height of 15 feet, effectively reduced to 12 feet over the stage by beams above and the 30-inch stage height.
To achieve the required coverage, Peleg designed three clusters hung above the stage with SA Uni-Rig[TM] flying components. The center cluster comprises three Champ C27 cabinets arrayed in an arc, each C27 loaded with a single SA 1502 15-inch woofer and an SA 8535 Compact Ribbon Driver. Below these are hung two Entertainer E24s, each featuring the same ribbon HF driver and a single SA 1205 12-inch woofer. Side clusters consist of five C27s on top and two E24s below. Subwoofers are under the stage with the two XL-bins facing the front, each cabinet containing two SA 1513 woofers in a "tunnel-loaded" configuration. Two SB45 subwoofers, each containing three front-loaded SA 1513s, face down the longer sides of the room.
According to Peleg, who previously designed and ran the sound system at the Blue Note jazz club in New York, the SA clusters cover the entire room, eliminating the need for any delayed speakers. "In fact, the system has a much greater power capacity than will be ever be needed, but the rather large number of speakers was necessary for optimal coverage," he notes. "The SA Ribbon Compact Driver puts out as much as a conventional compression driver but without the distortion. The system sounds great, and you can run it very loud all night, yet when you leave the club you have no ear fatigue - because there is no distortion."
Apart from the subwoofers, which are fed an actively filtered signal via crossovers that plug into extension slots in the ES20 amps, all of the house speakers contain passive crossovers. The 13 SA ES20 power amps feature Dynamic Damping Control (DDC), which effectively reads the impedance at each speaker terminal in real time and feeds that back to the amplifier. DDC circuitry in the amplifier measures the return signal and compares it with the original signal at output stage of the amplifier, automatically compensating for any differences. The result is much tighter and more accurate mid and bass response and the elimination of "time smear," thanks to improved cone excursion control.
To complete the installation, Peleg specified a Yamaha PM3500 for the house console and a Crest LM20 monitor console. System EQs are SA1310 (center cluster) and SA2310 (L and R clusters) models, and there are dbx 266XL stereo compressor and dbx 166XL compressor/gate models available for dynamics control. Microphone selection includes Shure SM57s and SM58s, Sennheiser MD-441, MD-431 and MD-409 models, an E-V RE20 and pairs of AKG 414 and AKG 460 condensers. Four Klark Teknik DN360 graphic EQs are on hand for monitor tweaking, and additional outboard gear includes Lexicon PCM 81 and Yamaha SPX990 reverbs.
"We also have a very extensive patch panel system," notes Peleg. "There a lot of tie lines between monitor mixer and house console, and touring bands can patch their own control gear into the house system with ease. The company I contracted to do all the wiring, Manhattan Wiring, did a marvelous job."
Classic Tracks: B.B. King's "The Thrill Is Gone"


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The holiday season often means preparing rich, traditional dishes like creamy green bean casseroles, macaroni and cheese and a whole menagerie of gooey, sweet desserts.Some cooks may feel that they will have a family mutiny on their hands if they start cutting salt, fat or sugar from their traditional family recipes with options that have less salt, fat or sugar, but University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Nutrition and Health Specialist Connie Crawley believes you don't have to sacrifice tradition for healthy food. "Many traditional holiday dishes can be modified to cut back on the fat, sugar and sodium. Often if you do this one recipe at a time and do it gradually over several holidays, your family will never know you made the changes unless you tell them," Crawley said. Here are some ways to reduce the amount of sodium, fat and sugar hiding in traditional recipes without affecting the flavor or feel of the dish. Cutting sodium without compromising taste Canned vegetables contain far more salt than their fresh or frozen siblings. Nutritionists recommend using fresh or frozen vegetables whenever possible. If you do use canned vegetables, meats, stocks or soups in your recipes, choose the variety with the lowest sodium count. Most recipes can hold their own with less salt. Cut the salt called for in a recipe by half or leave it out completely, and let people salt their own food at the table once they taste it. They may use less salt that way, Crawley said. Also, try seasoning with Mrs. DASH or herbs and spices to further enhance the flavor of the dish. Sweet desserts don't always need sugarThere are a number of sugar substitutes on the market, and substituting one of these sweeteners for all or part of the sugar can cut the calories in many desserts. One sugar substitute, Splenda for Baking, is formulated to preserve the texture of baked goods. Cooks may also try sugar-free gelatin or pudding to reduce the calories in desserts containing these ingredients. Sugar substitutes are used most successfully in drinks and pie fillings, where they don't contribute as much to the texture of the recipe. Some guests may taste a certain sweetener's aftertaste more than others. Try several to find the one your family prefers. Cut the fat where you can Many times the butter or oil in a recipe can be cut by one-fourth to one-third or entirely eliminated. This strategy may not work for baked goods or fried foods, but is worth trying in other dishes like casseroles. Reduced-fat margarine works well as a spread on rolls and to season cooked vegetables. For salads and other recipes including mayonnaise, substitute half light mayonnaise mixed with half plain, non-fat yogurt. Try out the recipes before the big day Using sugar substitutes or cutting the fat from recipes doesn't always work the way a cook wants. Sometimes sugar, salt and fat are in recipe because they contribute to the texture, color or volume of a recipe, and the dish will not work without them. If you're amending a recipe for the first time — especially for baked goods and desserts — it's worthwhile to whip up a trial batch before the big day. Other ways to be healthy If you don't want to change your recipes, there are still ways to make the holidays a little healthier. Crawley advocates keeping serving dishes off the dining table to prevent people from automatically filling their plates with second helpings. She also suggests offering a bowl of fresh fruit as one dessert option for people looking to avoid an after-dinner sugar crash. Also, hosts might want to look beyond the kitchen to make the festivities healthier. Why not organize a family walk, outdoor game or dance party after the meal to help guests burn off all that turkey and dressing. "Doing something active together can build richer holiday memories for your family and friends, than just vegging out in front of the T.V. watching football games," Crawley said. The holidays are traditionally a time to splurge, but choosing carefully where to splurge and then embracing healthy habits can give you more energy to celebrate and will make your holiday parties more fun. read more
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Young Scholars 2017
More than 50 Georgia teenagers spent the better part of their summers working in some of the University of Georgia's most prestigious research laboratories.For almost three decades, the UGA College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences' Young Scholars Program has paired CAES researchers with high school students to foster students' love of science and introduce them to the breadth of science that is the foundation of agriculture, Georgia's largest industry."We have students representing 40 high schools from all over the state," said Victoria David, director of the CAES Office of Diversity Affairs. "These students really are the cream of the crop."The students worked in some of the most advanced laboratories on UGA's Griffin, Tifton and Athens campuses during the six-week program. They assisted with actual research projects led by UGA faculty and, at the end of the program, they presented their findings in a research symposium. Some students may be listed as co-authors on these studies when they are published in academic journals, which is rare for students who have not completed high school.Thirteen graduating Young Scholars will have the opportunity to continue their research work when they attend CAES in fall 2017.CAES Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Josef Broder urged all of the Young Scholars gathered for the program's closing ceremony on July 14 to consider careers in agriculture. The world will need the best and brightest minds working in agriculture in order to feed the growing population, he told them."It's almost mind-boggling that we need to feed as many people as we will have to in a safe environment," Broder said. "We will not be able to do it without you stepping up to the plate."Some of you may want to be doctors, and that's a noble profession, but think about how many people you can save by inventing a new grain variety. Some of the grains developed during the Green Revolution have saved millions of lives. It's not glamorous. You may not get to wear a doctor's coat, but think of the impact."Promoting science for 28 yearsThe Young Scholars Program began at UGA-Griffin in 1989. The program was originally intended to provide a collegiate experience to students who were not planning to attend college.Since then, the program expanded to include scientists at UGA-Athens and UGA-Tifton. Students selected for the program are truly ready to engage in real-world research. They are matched to projects of potential interest.Because of this experience, many Young Scholars continue their research careers while attending UGA as students through the college's undergraduate research program.For more information about the program, visit ysp.caes.uga.edu or email David at vdavid@uga.edu.The application period for next year's program will run from October 2017 to January 2018.This year's Young Scholars include:UGA-AthensAmaja Andrews, Houston County High SchoolMason Bivins, Clarke Central High SchoolBreana Bowen, Greene County High SchoolChristina Chatman, Arabia Mountain High SchoolMichael Gabriels, Cedar Shoals High SchoolSong Khaing, Cedar Shoals High SchoolCore Kim, University High SchoolSierra King, Mill Creek High SchoolLilian Magaña, Cedar Shoals High SchoolJaylé Myers, Creekside High SchoolJoshua Patton, North Springs Charter High SchoolSabar Prasad, North Oconee High SchoolEduardo Ricome, Cedar Shoals High SchoolCambrilyn Scofield, Newton High SchoolAdonis Scott, Eagle's Landing Christian AcademyCharity Stanton, Arabia Mountain High SchoolTaylor Sturgis, Union Grove High SchoolMark Swain, Oconee County High SchoolJoshua Thedford, Woodland High SchoolCiara Thomas, Eagle's Landing High SchoolHenry Vencill, Cedar Shoals High SchoolCarlos Villanueva, Cedar Shoals High SchoolPaige Walcott, Prince Avenue Christian SchoolAnnie Whatley, Oconee County High SchoolLeah Whitmoyer, Tucker High SchoolUGA-GriffinAsa Bradley, Heritage High School Academy for Performing and Visual ArtsWilliam Brooks, CrossPointe Christian AcademyThomas Daniel, Pike County High SchoolMakayla Daniels, Henry County High SchoolRiti Desai, Eagle's Landing High SchoolAustin Duncan, Whitewater High SchoolTamara English, Dutchtown High SchoolKaren Ezenne, Jonesboro High SchoolChanlier Futch, Griffin High SchoolDana Gould, Starr's Mill High SchoolAntaures Jackson II, Eagle's Landing High SchoolMary Grace Johnson, Flint River AcademyNia Jones, Luella High SchoolMaddox Jordan, Spalding High SchoolSheilendria Rawls, Spalding High SchoolJolie Ryff, Whitewater High SchoolMartha Sikora, Spalding High SchoolIyanla Smith, Spalding High SchoolSarah Smyly, Spalding High SchoolJordan Stewart, Hampton High SchoolUGA-TiftonLauren Asbell, John Milledge AcademyBret Bernard, Tiftarea AcademyMackenzie Brown, Crisp AcademyColeman Byers, Tift County High SchoolJulie Jernigan, Belleview High SchoolCatherine Kemeness, Tift County High SchoolLaura Lane, Worth County High SchoolMichael Pannell, Lowndes High SchoolMitchell Riley, Colquitt County High SchoolCarlee Snow, Tift County High SchoolReaiah Tyson, Irwin County High SchoolBailey Veeder, Clarke Central High School read more
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Pest Management Field Day
Specialists from the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences will lead a blueberry-centric integrated pest management (IPM) field day on Wednesday, Feb. 21 in Alma, Georgia.The event, which is open to the public, will feature a blueberry pest management discussion by Assistant Professor Ash Sial, UGA IPM coordinator, as well as a sprayer calibration demonstration by Professor Glen Rains, both of the college's Department of Entomology."The field day is a great opportunity to put growers in touch with specialists to learn hands-on identification and sprayer calibration," said Renee Allen, commercial blueberry area agent for UGA Cooperative Extension in Bacon County. "This collaboration benefits everyone. The growers can get the answers they need and the specialists can hear what information is highest in demand."Sial and his team will be on site to answer all blueberry IPM-related questions for personnel and growers. He is looking forward to sharing his knowledge with the public."Some of the topics to be discussed include gall midge, thrips and spotted wing drosophila in blueberry crops," Sial said. "These are the most common blueberry IPM issues, and we would like growers to have as much information as possible. It is also the perfect opportunity for growers to get information specific to their farms."The field day will begin at 9:45 a.m. at UGA's Blueberry Research and Demonstration Farm. The half-day event will end at noon and will be followed by lunch. Those planning to attend must reserve their space with the Bacon County Extension office by emailing uge4005@uga.edu or by calling (912) 632-5601.This field day is sponsored by DowDuPont Inc., AirScout and Bennett's Tractor Service LLC.For more information about the field day, please visit the UGA Blueberry Blog at blog.caes.uga.edu/blueberry/. read more
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Many Vermont Families Now Eligible for Discounts on Complementary and Alternative Health Care (CAM) Services
Berlin, Vt. – Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont (BCBSVT) has announced that complementary and alternative health care (CAM) services are now available to its members and their families through the health plans BlueExtras affinity discount program.The states oldest and largest health insurer has teamed with American WholeHealth Networks, Inc. to add CAM and wellness services such as massage/bodywork, acupuncture, chiropractic services, nutritional counseling, mind/body therapies, spas, fitness centers, and other wellness services.BCBSVT members simply visit a participating practitioner or facility in American WholeHealth Networks extensive network to receive significant discounts on their CAM care. This newest addition to the BlueExtras program also offers members savings on the newsstand rates of popular health and wellness magazines and discounts on vitamins and supplements.The BCBSVT BlueExtras program offers members discounts on services not covered in their health benefits plan, at no additional cost to the member, including weight loss and hearing services. The addition of CAM and wellness services through American WholeHealth Networks is a major enhancement to the programs offerings, according to Kevin Goddard, BCBSVT vice president of marketing and external affairs.The addition of complementary and alternative services is a tremendous addition to the menu of services now available through BlueExtras, Goddard noted. Our members now have access to a broad range of services to meet their health requirements. We know these additions will help our members achieve a healthy lifestyle.Bill Lubin, president and CEO of American WholeHealth Networks, Inc., is enthusiastic about the BCBSVT relationship. American WholeHealth Networks is delighted to support Vermonts largest health insurance plan by providing its members access to affordable health care options. Our team looks forward to ensuring the success of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermonts CAM program.The addition of CAM services to BlueExtras will also provide BCBSVT members access to AWHNs award-winning online member education site, WholeHealthMD.com, that includes a convenient practitioner search tool. BCBSVT members may access the BCBSVT website, www.bcbsvt.com(link is external) for information about the BlueExtras program and the selection of offerings available at a discount.About Blue Cross and Blue Shield of VermontBlue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont is the states oldest and largest private health insurer, providing health benefits coverage for about 180,000 Vermonters. It employs over 350 Vermonters at its headquarters in Berlin and branch office in Williston, and offers group and individual health plans to Vermonters. More information about Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont is available on the Internet at www.bcbsvt.com(link is external). Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont is an independent corporation operating under a license with the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association, an association of independent Blue Cross and Blue Shield Plans.American WholeHealth Networks, Inc.American WholeHealth Networks, Inc. is the nations largest complementary health and wellness company, dedicated to serving more than 47 million patients through collaborative relationships with health plans and more than 25,000 providers nationwide. The companys network consists of more than 35 CAM specialties, including Chiropractic, Acupuncture, Massage Therapy, and Nutritional Counseling, as well as Personal Trainers, Yoga and Pilates Instructors, Mind/Body Therapies, Spas, Fitness Centers, and more. AWHN supports consumers via its award-winning, educational site WholeHealthMD.com. Network participants are supported through WholeHealthPro.com, a professional website that helps practitioners better serve their patients and improve their business. For more information about American WholeHealth Networks, visit www.americanwholehealth.com(link is external).(End) read more
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Press release from Stone Environmental, Inc.
PRESS CONTACTChris Stone, President802.229.6433cstone@stone-env.com(link sends e-mail)Seth Pitkin Appointed Vice President at Stone Environmental, Inc.MONTPELIER, VERMONTThe partners of Stone Environmental, Inc. are pleased to announce that Seth Pitkin, leader of the companys Site Investigation & Remediation Group, has been appointed a Vice President and Officer of the organization.Since joining Stone in 1998, Pitkin has developed the investigation and remediation function into a vital service group that has shown strong financial performance and robust client and project growth.Pitkin developed Stones specialized Rapid Adaptive Site Characterization (RASC) program and is considered an expert in subsurface contamination investigation, site characterization, and vertical profiling. He serves as lead scientist on site characterization investigations, manages groundwater-related projects and investigations using the Triad Approach, and directs Stones real-time measurement technologies including a modified Waterloo Profiling technology that he has been instrumental in developing.Pitkin holds an M.Sc. in Hydrogeology from the University of Waterloo, Ontario. As a member of John Cherrys research team at Waterloo, he helped develop the Waterloo Profiler, a uniquely powerful data acquisition system for the investigation of groundwater contamination. Pitkin and his team at Stone have modified the original profiler to create a proprietary tool that provides high-quality data in real time, including groundwater samples for analysis, a continuous vertical record of the hydrostratigraphy at each location, hydraulic head measurements, and physicochemical data on groundwater quality.Seth will be an important asset to Stones management team as we move the company forward, said company president Chris Stone. His work as leader of our site investigations team has been outstanding and we look forward to his input on broader organizational issues.Stone Environmental, Inc. is an environmental science consulting firm located in Montpelier, Vermont. The company has 21 scientists providing client services in four areas: site investigation and remediation services, water resources and wastewater, agrochemical fate and exposure, and applied information management (GIS, computer modeling, data management). The site investigation groups services include groundwater profiling with the modified Waterloo groundwater profiler, analytical services in NELAP-accredited onsite laboratories, 3-D data visualization, and use of the US EPAs Triad Approach to site investigations. Visit www.stone-env.com/profiling(link is external) for more information.Lesley AllenCommunications Specialist / MarketingDirect / 802.229.1878E-Mail / lallen@stone-env.com(link sends e-mail)Stone Environmental, Inc.535 Stone Cutters Way, Montpelier, Vermont 05602Tel / 802.229.4541 Fax / 802.229.5417Web Site / www.stone-env.com(link is external) read more
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BMA's Prinicipal Kirk Moore Achieves LEED AP
BENNINGTON, VT BMA Architects & Planners is pleased to announce that Kirk Moore AIA, Principal Architect, has earned the United States Green Building Councils (USGBC) Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Accredited Professional certification.Kirk will lead BMA in the design of sustainable, cost effective buildings for both new and adaptive reuse projects as more and more clients look to the firm for long-term solutions to reduce their buildings global impact and overall building costs.BMA is committed to taking a socially and environmentally sound approach in its work. The firm is a corporate member of the United States Green Building Council (USGBC) and has instituted a policy that all design staff in the company must have their LEED AP certification within twelve months of being employed.BMA offers a full scope of architectural and planning services for both commercial and residential projects. The design team has more than 50 years of combined experience with services from site selection, feasibility studies and master planning, sustainable design, construction documents, construction administration and building evaluation and remediation.With offices in Rutland and Bennington, VT, the Firm is a member of the United States Green Building Council (USGBC), the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), the Bennington Area Chamber of Commerce, the Rutland Region Chamber of Commerce, The Better Bennington Corporation, and the Manchester & the Mountains Area Chamber of Commerce. read more
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PCM Image-Tek to save $11,000 via energy efficiencies
PCM Image-Tek, a leading New England electronic assembly services provider, today announced the completion of a strategic energy conservation initiative that will reduce the company's energy consumption by more than 75,000 kWh per year for the next 15 years.The three-month project involved replacing the lighting system on the company's 35,000 square foot manufacturing floor with a highly efficient lighting system that significantly improves manufacturing floor lighting while reducing energy consumption by more than half. The project, which was managed by Efficiency Vermont, will save the company more than $11,000 per year and has a payback period of two and half years.'This project demonstrates that energy conservation can be good for a business' bottom line and the work environment for its employees, in addition to the environment,' said Michael Hathaway, president, PCM Image-Tek. 'The measures we took to improve the efficiency of our lighting are part of an ongoing strategy to increase our competitiveness in ways that also produce a positive environmental benefit.'"I am pleased to have worked with PCM Image-Tek on their lighting retrofit project," says Efficiency Vermont Key Account Manager Chuck Clerici. "This project significantly reduced the energy use and costs associated with running the business. Through careful planning and the use of the right resources PCM will also be able to claim a tax deduction of $0.60 per square foot of the retrofitted areas. This project is a good example of how environmental stewardship can benefit the Vermont electrical grid and the company's bottom line."Over the 15-year life of the project, the facility upgrade will reduce the carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions attributable to the company by 1.75 million pounds, nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions by 3,400 pounds, and sulfur dioxide (SO2) emissions by 6,800 pounds. By reducing the company's greenhouse gas and other emissions, the project will negate the need to burn more than 850,000 pounds of coal.Other environmental initiatives undertaken by PCM Image-Tek include the adoption of lean manufacturing principles in the company's printed circuit board, cable and harness, printer applicator production lines. Lean manufacturing is a manufacturing process philosophy that reduces waste, reduces production lead times, and lowers operational costs. In 2006, PCM Image-Tek converted to lead-free production of printed circuit boards the company produces for other manufacturers. In addition to eliminating use of a hazardous substance, the company's lead-free processes help PCM Image-Tek customers comply with European Union environmental requirements.In the lighting project, PCM Image-Tek replaced 116 400 watt Halide lighting fixtures with T5 High Bay four-lamp fixtures that produce more light for half the electricity. The project also involved replacing 101 T12 lamps and ballasts with T8 lamps and ballasts that also significantly reduce electricity consumption.About PCM Image-TekPCM Image-Tek is a leading regional contract manufacturer and service provider. Precision Contract Manufacturing is the electronics contract manufacturing division of PCM Image-Tek. Through its focus on quality products, on-time delivery, and flexible manufacturing services, PCM helps original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) in the Northeastern US and Eastern Canada compete in the global economy. PCM products and services include printed circuit board assembly and test, custom cable assembly, electromechanical design and build, and supply chain management. In addition to electronics assembly services, PCM Image-Tek also produces a line of advanced print and apply equipment, and custom industrial labels and labeling solutions for companies throughout North America. The company's 35,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility is located in Springfield, VT. PCM Image-Tek has 100 employees. www.pcmanufacturing.com(link is external)Source: PCM. SPRINGFIELD, VT ' August 11, 2010 ' read more
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Midway Oil opens Irving stations in Poultney and Fair Haven
Midway Oil Corp & Affiliates,Frank Trombetta of Midway Oil has opened Poultney and Fair Haven's first Irving Oil gas stations, expanding the regional brand to the community. They are located at 267 Main Street in Poultney and 38 Main Street in Fair Haven.'Midway Oil is a locally owned, family operated Vermont business that has served the community since 1925,' said Trombetta. 'Irving Oil's reputation of being a family-owned company with a deep community commitment fell in line with our values and motivated us to join the brand. Their growth in Vermont has been particularly impressive. We are excited to expand the Irving brand here and are looking forward to continuing to serve the members of our community.'Midway Oil is owned by the Trombetta and Merone families. The company supplies fuel for 53 gas stations and owns 20 locations in Vermont and upstate New York.Irving Oil, based in St John, New Brunswick, is a leading energy refiner and marketer currently growing across the Northeast. It credits its typically lower prices to having a nearby refinery located in St John, about 100 miles up the coast from Bar Harbor, Maine. The Poultney and Fair Haven stores are two of several new sites to recently open in the state. The Poultney Snack Shop is located adjacent to Green Mountain College and offers complete convenience store service with a variety of products at competitive prices including, Irving clean gasoline, Green Mountain Coffee, beer, wine, and tobacco products. The Fair Haven Smart Shop offers similar competitive prices and features a Dunkin' Donuts satellite in the store. Both stores participate in Irving's gas savings program with Shaw's Supermarkets.'We're very pleased to expand the Irving name in Vermont,' said Harry Hadiaris, general manager of Irving Oil Marketing. 'Irving is always looking to partner with businesses that share our values for excellent customer service and a great fueling experience; we know that's exactly what Midway Oil will provide.'About Irving OilWith over 800 fueling locations in New England and Atlantic Canada, Irving Oil, a Fort Reliance company, is a leader in the Northeast in refining and fuel marketing. Since its founding in 1924 to today, Irving's reputation is based on providing the very best in customer service and products. As a regional family-owned company, Irving serves its community by focusing on corporate social responsibility, and was the first ever oil company to win a USEPA Clean Air Excellence Award for its clean gasoline. To learn more about Irving Oil visit www.IrvingOil.com(link is external). read more
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Green Mountain National Forest closure means southern Long Trail and Appalachian Trail closures
The Green Mountain Club today expressed strong support for the Green Mountain National Forest temporary closure. This closure applies to the Appalachian Trail through Vermont and the Long Trail system from the Massachusetts border to Mt. Ellen in Warren. The Green Mountain Club manages the Long Trail as well as most of the Appalachian Trail in Vermont in partnership with the U.S. Forest Service, the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources, the Appalachian Trail Conservancy and private land owners. 'There is so much work to do in Vermont communities up and down the Green Mountains and now is not the time for hiking in those areas,' said Will Wiquist, executive director of the Green Mountain Club. 'Hiking on the National Forest in these areas could be dangerous and could also get in the way of important recovery efforts.' With the Labor Day weekend taking place, the club also noted that the towns of Duxbury and Huntington have closed the roads leading to the primary trails on Camels Hump. Camels Hump Road in Duxbury is entirely closed and is extremely dangerous and impassible. Access to the mountain from the Huntington side is closed due to a land slide. Hikers are advised to avoid hiking Camels Hump until further notice. 'Closed means closed,' he said. 'Both overnight and day hikers should not enter the national forest at all. There are hikes available on northern Vermont summits like Mt. Hunger, Mt. Mansfield, and Laraway Mtn.' In general, the Long Trail itself appears to have survived tropical storm Irene with relatively minimal damage. The club has been maintaining a detailed list of trail conditions and road reports related to hiking trails. While far from comprehensive, this is an excellent resource for hikers. Even so, Wiquist advises, 'hike and drive with caution even in places seemingly unaffected by Irene, as the entire trail network has not yet been fully assessed. And of course heed all federal, state and local road closures.' The Appalachian Trail, which stretches from Georgia to Maine, overlaps the Long Trail from Massachusetts to Killington, Vt. then diverges from the Long Trail and heads east toward New Hampshire. The 'AT' lost at least two bridges in Vermont. The AT is closed in Vermont ' from Massachusetts to Norwich, Vt. Green Mountain Club's seasonal caretakers and Long Trail Patrol have spent most of this week working to help Waterbury village residents recover from the flood. The club plans to send its Appalachian Trail Conservancy- and Green Mountain National Forest-sponsored Volunteer Long Trail Patrol to a local community in southern Vermont with help from the Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation. For the holiday weekend, caretakers have returned to the northern Long Trail. read more
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Route 9 opens reconnecting Brattleboro, Wilmington, Bennington
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On courts and trust: Perceptions of the judiciary in Georgia
As in many countries in transition, reform of the judiciary has been a major issue in Georgia. The country has gone through a number of reforms since the early 1990s. After the bitter September 2012 prison abuse scandal, the post-2012 election period saw a renewed attempt at reforming the judiciary by the newly elected government. This attempt involved a series of legislative changes in 2012, 2013 and 2014. While these changes might have passed unnoticed on the part of the general public, the high profile trials and indictments of former top officials, including President Mikheil Saakashvili, the Minister of Internal Affairs Vano Merabashvili, Mayor of Tbilisi Gigi Ugulava, Defense Minister Davit Kezerashvili and Chief Prosecutor and Minister of Justice Zurab Adeishvili have certainly attracted the public's attention.
As the prison scandal, judicial reforms and trials continue to make headlines three years into the new government, it is interesting to look at the dynamics of public trust in the judiciary in Georgia and to explore factors that could be linked to it. Using data from CRRC-Georgia's 2014 survey Attitudes towards the Judicial System in Georgia, funded by USAID through the East-West Management Institute, this blog post explores Georgian citizens' trust towards the judiciary by looking at three factors that are commonly used in the literature to explain levels of trust in public institutions: (1) perceived performance (Askvik, Jamil and Dhakal, 2011); (2) fairness (Rothstein, 2004; Mishler and Rose, 1997); and (3) trust in incumbents (Sztompka, 1999). As Georgian citizens indicate that courts and judges are one of the first things that come to their mind when thinking of the judiciary, we refer to courts in this post to represent the judiciary.
In order to explore how assessments of the courts' performance are associated with trust in courts in Georgia, we look at trust in courts by perceived court performance. The latter is measured by the answers to the question asking how Georgian courts work after the 2012 Parliamentary Elections. The chart below shows that half of those that reported better performance also reported trusting courts, while roughly the same share (54%) of those who reported worse performance reported distrust in courts. Unsurprisingly, the data proves that the more people perceive that courts are performing well, the more they tend to trust them. This conclusion is also backed by correlation analysis which shows significant, but relatively weak correlation between these variables.
Note: During the analysis, the answers to the question "How much do you trust or distrust courts?" were re-coded from the 10-point scale used in the questionnaire into a 3-point scale where original options 1 through 4 were combined into "Distrust," options 5 and 6 were combined into "Neither trust nor distrust" and options 7 through 10 were combined into "Trust." Options "Do not know" and "Refuse to answer" are excluded from the analysis here as well as in the rest of the analysis. Answer options to the question "How did the Georgian courts work after the 2012 Elections?" were re-coded as follows: "much better" and "somewhat better" into "better", and "somewhat worse" and "much worse" into "worse".
Fairness is another factor that helps to explain the level of trust in courts. It can be measured through the level of (dis)agreement with the statement "All people are equal before the law in Georgia." Similar to the previous chart, the chart below shows that about half of those agreeing that everyone is equal before the law in Georgia trust courts, while half of the people that disagree with the statement distrust courts. Therefore, the more that Georgians agree that all people are equal before the law in Georgia, the more they tend to trust courts. The correlation between these two variables is also significant and relatively weak.
Note: The answers to the statement "All people are equal before the law in Georgia" were re-coded from the 10-point scale used in the questionnaire into a 3-point scale where original options 1 through 4 were combined into "Disagree," options 5 and 6 were combined into "Neither agree nor disagree" and options 7 through 10 were combined into "Agree".
Finally, the literature suggests that trust in an institution is an aggregation of trust in an institution's incumbents i.e. the people that are employed or that represent an institution. Here, the perceived level of judges' fairness, measured by (dis)agreement with the statement, "Overall, the judges are fair in Georgia," serves as a window into trust in court incumbents. Unsurprisingly, 69% of those that agree that judges are fair report trusting courts, and 63% of those that disagree report distrusting them. Thus, the more people believe judges are fair, the more they tend to trust courts in Georgia. This conclusion is also backed by correlation analysis that showed significant and strong correlation between Georgian citizens' trust in courts and their assessment of judges' fairness.
Note: The answers to the question "To what extent do you agree or disagree with the opinion that Georgian judges are fair?" were re-coded from a 10-point scale used in the questionnaire into a 3-point scale where original options 1 through 4 were combined into "Disagree," options 5 and 6 were combined into "Neither agree nor disagree" and options 7 through 10 were combined into "Agree".
This blog post explored associations between levels of trust in courts in Georgia and some factors that are considered important to the level of trust in public institutions. The analysis found that all three factors discussed – perceived performance, perceived fairness and trust in incumbents – can help explain levels of trust in the judiciary in Georgia and that they can potentially serve as explanatory variables for further analysis of trust in courts. Unsurprisingly, the charts presented above display an almost symmetrical compatibility between (dis)agreement with statements and levels of (dis)trust, while correlation analysis also backed the results. Still, it would be interesting to explore the effects of political discourse, especially when emphasis is placed on "change" and "reform," in order to see whether perceptions are affected by personal experience with institutions or by the general climate which emphasizes change in everyday public discourse.
What other factors are at play when thinking about trust in the judiciary in Georgia? Join in the conversation on the CRRC-Georgia Facebook page or in the comments section below.
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Labels: Court, Georgia, Judiciary, Trust
I would be curious about attitudes, if they are measurable, about jury trials. In particular, I am curious about lawyers' attitudes.
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There are three questions in the 2014 survey Attitudes towards the Judicial System in Georgia that may answer your question, in part. One is about whether or not people have heard about the introduction of jury trials: http://caucasusbarometer.org/en/ji2014ge/KNOWJURY/; the second is on peoples' perceptions on the result of the introduction of jury trials: http://caucasusbarometer.org/en/ji2014ge/IMPJURY/; and the third is on peoples' perceptions about the impact the introduction of jury trials will have on trust toward courts: http://caucasusbarometer.org/en/ji2014ge/IMPACRT/.
As for your interest in lawyers' attitudes, you may want to check these two reports from 2012 and 2014 which in addition to the general survey, also include results from interviews and focus groups with legal professionals: (1) Attitudes towards the judicial system in Georgia http://www.ewmi-jilep.org/images/stories/books/crrcreportpublic-attitudes-judicial-system-eng.pdf; (2) Attitudes to the Judiciary in Georgia: Assessment of General Public, Legal Professionals and Business Leaders http://www.ewmi-jilep.org/images/stories/books/Reports/JILEP_CRRC_Final_Report_2014.pdf.
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This year the Garden of the Groves was again able to highlight the importance of preserving habitats for these migratory Birds. As we focused on the theme, "Connecting People to Bird Conservation." The Garden of the Groves team headed by Mrs. Marilyn Laing launched activities early. During the month of September, notification was sent to all schools on Grand Bahama Island about pending schedule.
For the second annual IMBD Art Competition students received guidelines for the competition. The judging was held at the end of November, however, we thought to give them ample time to get their pieces done.
This year we created four categories namely: Preschool , ages 3 -5, Primary ages 6 – 11, Middle school ages 12-14 and senior High School ages 14 – 17. The winners were as follows: One preschool entry was named first place, Anella Dekari of Tabernace School. In the Middle school only one entry, Khalia Wright of Sir Jack Hayward School.
In the primary division, first place went to Alyssa Turnquest of Mary Star School, second and third places went to Wannisha Hanna and Cyiah Willis also of Mary star of the Sea School.
In the High School division, Sir Jack Hayward School received triple honours as their student s won first, second and third places. Melvin Dixon received first place, second went to Terrance Bain who was also a winner in last year's competition and third went to Dexter Ingraham.
Students from Grand Bahama traveled from the east and west settlements to attend the field trips to the Garden. As during previous years they were given talks on protecting the habitats of birds on our island. Lots of smiles could be seen at the end of each trip when they received Bird Buddy Bands, stickers and posters sponsored by the SCSCB. This year we were able to host about 249 students.
Each year as birds travel over long miles between their winter and summer homes, we on Grand Bahama would continue to anticipate their arrival and discuss the many ways we can Connect People with Bird Conservation.
Erika Gates of Garden of the Groves expresses her appreciation for the Society for Conservation and Study of Caribbean Birds (SCSCB) who supports the annual bird conservation programs throughout the Caribbean and the Bahamas by sponsoring posters, coulouring books and the popular "Bird Buddy Bands".
IMBD art contest participants of Mary Star by the Sea Primary , winner Alyssa Turnquest, Wannnisha Hanna second and Cyiah Willis third place.
The winner in the pre-school division was Anella Dekari from Tabernacle Baptist Academy seen here with her proud parents.


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Sander should have succeeded his father as master metalsmith, but the men of his Mob felt he was too young. Determined to prove himself, Sander set out to rediscover the legendary metal forging skills of the Before People.
Along the way he met Fanyi, who had her own reasons for seeking the ancient ruins. Intent on avenging the destruction of her village, she pinned her hopes on the weapons of the Before People.
But to reach their goal, they had to make their way across a ravaged land, past rotting ruins where mutant monsters lurked. And then they would have to face a terrible evil that craved their minds – to take over the world.
Another account of simple people coping in a world with only Rememberers to relate sketchy details of the Before Time (before tidal waves and other natural catastrophes destroyed civilization as it once was); in this case it's Sander, a fledgling metalsmith, and Fanyi, a shaman, along with their companions, his a horse-sized coyote and hers two giant otters ("fishers"). Marauders and mutants must be eluded as the two search for a citadel of Before Time Knowledge, each for a personal purpose; when they find it, of course, it's not the fount of wisdom they sought but rather one more evil to overcome before discounting the past and looking forward to a future forged by their own hands. Deja vu.


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Two priests who adorned Goddess in Salvar Kameej arrested in Mayiladuthurai
Chennai:Raj and his father, a priest, were removed from priestly duties after he 'draped' the goddess Abhaya Ambikai Ammal at the Mayuranathar temple in Mayiladuthurai.
Devotees at the temple were horrified when they saw the deity draped in salvar kameej, women's dress favoured mostly in the north India but has become something of a national dress after its acceptance all over India.
Devotees cried sacrilege and sought action against the priest responsible for desecration of the goddess.
Salvar Kameej, or simply called the dress, has replaced the half sari and traditional sarees favoured by the women folk in South of Vindhyas too. Even school uniforms and college dress code prescribed body covering salvar kameej in south India these days.
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The incident took place on Friday last, when devotees got a jolt when Abhaya Ambikai ammal appeared dressed in what looked salwar kameej. Shocked devotees took photographs and shared it on social media.


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I certainly like the power of the stop-motion video, but as with any form of interactive prototype if it means going away from your core skills it means unnecessary time learning the tool you're using to create the prototype.
The recent post by Phil Barrett, Using the Microsoft Ribbon without anyone getting hurt, reminded me of my first experience using Microsoft Office 2007.
I was in remote New South Wales conducting field research (almost literally!) and had been given a laptop on which to conduct the research. It is always a joy not using your own equipment, but I was running usability tests on a working prototype and needed a machine with a server in a hurry, so I was given "the beast"!
The beast is an Acer Aspire Gemstone Blue 8930G. It has the byline "Wider than Wide!", a more accurate description of the product would be "Heavy as Hell". Light it isn't.
The laptop has a bizarre trackpad that provides no tactile feedback as to the edge of the trackpad area. This meant that my fingers kept on brushing the fingertip recognition scanner that is oh so handily placed just beside the trackpad. Brushing the scanner causes a "fingertip recognition has not been set up on this machine" message to come up every time – quite disrupting when you're touch typing – grrr!
Every second time I started the machine rather than the Windows environment I was placed in some Acer multimedia environment that enabled me to select between the different modes the machine can operate in. Unfortunately there was no obvious way (not to me anytime) of exiting the environment and booting into Windows – so I invariably ended up rebooting the machine and hoping that it would just magically boot into Windows rather than the multimedia environment (never will anyone have been so pleased to see Vista starting up!).
Where did Save As go?
As the above description of the machine I was using suggests, I wasn't exactly working at maximum speed anyway, but then I started using MS Office 2007.
I understand (or at least think I understand) the supposed logic of the MS Ribbon, i.e. exposing the most likely functions a user may require based on the task they are undertaking. But for a product like MS Word with such a variety of tasks is it really possible to do this? Can you really second-guess all the things a user may want to do at any point in time? It certainly failed me.
The task: I was updating my "on the road" notes and wanted to save the document I was working on with a new name, i.e. Save As.
Where has the File menu gone? It took over 10 minutes before I managed to locate the feature (clue: you find it by clicking on the circular Office logo in the top left corner – intuitive eh!).
The combination of the Acer laptop and MS Word 2007 reduced my productivity considerably. What should have taken me 15 minutes, ended up taking around 45 and included much, much frustration.
I like Phil's note that there are products you can buy that remove the Ribbon, personally I'll be sticking to Word 2003.
Excellent post at Cooper Journal discussing Better ways to login.
Some users genuinely prefer to use a username, others prefer email. The system should allow users to create a username or use an email address as their login ID.
Allow users to add as many email addresses as they like to their account. It gives them flexibility in communications and verification.
I like the flexibility this suggests, but I have always been a big fan of email address – it just seems the simplest solution to me (and you know I like simple!).
People would get very passionate about wanting a meaningful username and would spend a long time thinking about what it should be.
People would get frustrated when the username they wanted wasn't available.
People wouldn't know techniques for how to make a simple change to their preferred username to make it something unique.
If people can't use their preferred username, i.e. the one they use for every other system, then they are likely to forget the username and rely upon the forgetten password process.
The article offers good food for thought and I'll certainly consider it in more detail the next time I have to give recommendations on a login process.
I just installed Mozilla Firefox 3. Rather than all the excellent new features, the thing that really struck me was that the tabs were upside-down.
I wonder why they did it that way? I can see that the tabs have a relationship to the things above and below the tab area, but them being upside-down (and thus non-conventional) makes me stop and think about the tabs rather than doing what I was already doing.
Don't get me wrong, I am not suggesting this is going to cause "real users" usability issues. Rather I think this is something that us in the usability design community will get deeply analytical about.
I'm currently spending a lot of time in borrowed cars as I make my way around New South Wales conducting research at a whole host of schools. Sitting in the passenger seat as NSW's many kilometers click by can be a tad dull – and I've found myself fiddling with the car stereo quite a bit.
I was very taken by the Loud button on this stereo inside the Ford we were driving.
The label reminds me of Nigel Tufnell explaining why his guitar amp goes up to 11 in This is Spinal Tap ("it's one louder").
The people who want to use it will know what it is.
I am not so keen on the second answer. I pressed the button to find out what it would do and hey presto nothing. We tried turning the bass down really low and then pressing it, but still nothing.
I investigated the manual. This is the only reference to the Loud button in the manual.
Ah – so Loud means loud. The richness of insight offered is truly overwhelming.
The only conclusion we could draw is that the button wasn't working!


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After Siert spent 5 minutes in Rhino CAD software, we had a printable model. The picture shows the bracket being printed.
Being at Reboot 11 was amazing. The theme was "Action", to not just talk the talk, but walk the walk. People were working an all sorts of hands-on projects. We were 3D printing almost non-stop throughout the entire first day, and parts of the second day. In the process, we made (and even autographed!) paperclips, we printed several RepRap parts, a bracket to hold a webcam to the steering wheel of the WiFi bike, and much more! What is great is that all of the mentioned objects were licenced open source (GPL or CC).
Bruce Sterling stopped by and made several pictures with some commentary. He was up to speed on the developments because he probably wrote about them far before they were put into practice. He wrote about it here and here.
We were also given the opportunity to give a talk about what we think personal fabrication and the democratization of physical production tools, will mean to the world.
An array of 4 paper clips being printed. Yay at freely downloadable open hardware.
Erik, het was erg mooi dat jullie er met de RepRaps waren. Het was denk ik een groot succes en voor veel mensen een prachtige praktische eye-opener.
Gelukkig komen er video's online van de lezingen die ik gemist heb!


so we can see if more people in Israel want to contribute to the amazing RepRap!!
This thread will self-delete once it becomes inactive.
I think i'm going to push ahead with this project at the school I teach at!
Nur, what is your RepRap's status? do you have something I can have a peek at?
just received the mechanical kit from BitsfromBytes > < , waiting for the electronics.
Anyone else from around here working on this?
I'm working on it at the Technion (Haifa), where are you?
Hi! I wondered if there was a group of users here in Israel!
I'm willing to make this my senior year project in Electrical Engineering.
Can you introduce yourself and give advices?
Hi Guys, i see this forum isn't so active.
I would like to ask a few questions with someone that bought/ made this printer.
is anybody have a some kind of expirience with this printer?
Same as Noam i would like to start building one, and appreciate some guidance from someone who did it.
Good to know other people from Israel trying to build a reprap!
I am a student at H.I.T institute, planing on building a reprap mendel during the summer.
Did anyone here had any progress?
90% done at the technion (haifa).
PM me for more info, but there is already a line for printing parts (currently 4 printers have been promised to various people).
I am interested to order printer to Israel.
Does anyone know if the ABS material can be bought in Israel?
I didnt get to check it out myself yet.
I checked with this company and they do not sell such material.
Does anyone have any idea where can I buy ABS material in Israel.
hi, i started build my mendel 2 weeks ago, i currntly have all the hardware, and all the plastic parts (printed on a pro 3d printer in an israeli startup comany), the elctronics are on the way.. it look like in a month or so il have the mendel ready and printing.
i havent look for an abs supplier here in israel but perhaps if we all call the company above thel realzie they shuld start making abs fialment or even better pla..
when the mendel start taking shape il start documenting the project and upload it to my site..
Got a Makerbot up and running here !
A little calibration and its all done.
Documentation will come up next week hopefully.
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I don't have a RepRap yet , i am starting to get the materials to build it today.
I would like to build a printer for myself and wanted to know if there is a knowledge base regarding suppliers and materials in Israel.
It's for both plastic parts and "vitamins".
Can any of you print and sell the plastic parts for me locally?
I am sure all the rest is obtainable here and will be happy to start a "shopping list" with addresses and prices.


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Kamaru Usman Would 1,000% Love A Rematch Against Jose Caceres
Kamaru Usman would love to get the only loss of his professional career back.
At this point, it may seem difficult for fans to imagine, but Kamaru Usman has suffered defeat before in his MMA career. While we have never seen this occur inside the UF…
At this point, it may seem difficult for fans to imagine, but Kamaru Usman has suffered defeat before in his MMA career. While we have never seen this occur inside the UFC Octagon, it did happen in the Nigerian American's second professional fight in 2013 to a gentleman by the name of Jose Caceres.
Jose Caceres
Usman has broken down the way the loss unfolded in great detail on more than one occasion, including in a recent appearance on the FULL SEND PODCAST. Usman discussed how overconfidence and inexperience contributed to his downfall. He also shared that submitting instead of being choked out was the best way to ensure he'd be allowed to fight again in a few weeks and earn the income he sorely needed at the time.
Nevertheless, the current UFC welterweight champion will never forget the way he felt the moment he tapped out, thus placing the one and only loss on his professional record.
"As soon as I tapped, I felt so worthless," Usman said. "I was like, 'Wow. Not only did I just give up, I gave up on myself, I gave up on my dream, I gave up on everything.' I was like, 'I will never, ever feel this feeling again."
Usman's thoughts from that night remain fresh to this day. He recalls how he reacted backstage immediately after the fight and how he'd ensure that his promise of never feeling that way again would be kept.
"I was back there pacing, and I was like, 'I fuckin' suck," Usman said. "'I need to learn everything there is to learn about this sport if I'm gonna be champion.' And I took a week off, came back the next week, I bought a gi, I was in jiu-jitsu practice every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday."
Kamaru Usman awarded his black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu
When asked if he would like a rematch against Caceres, Usman did not hesitate for one moment.
"I would 1,000% love a rematch…Yeah, I think about it, I wanna be like Apollo Creed and just say, 'You know what? I get to pick and choose anybody! Let's go get this guy!'" Usman said.
The odds of that happening are quite slim, to say the least. Caceres is currently on a three-fight losing streak on the regional scene and has a professional record of 15-12. Ironically, there is someone from the UFC 268 main event who does hold a victory over Cacares, however: Usman's greatest rival, Colby "Chaos" Covington.
Do you think the UFC should say 'to hell with it' and sign Jose Caceres for a money fight against Kamaru Usman?
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As many as five medical marijuana shops possible in Dukes County.
The Saturday event included a dog parade.
The Dukes County Health Council invited policy expert Kevin Sabet to speak on the issue.
The Duke's County Health Council (DCHC) hosted a marijuana tutorial this morning for town officials and some of the four applicants for medical marijuana dispensaries on Martha's Vineyard — all of them anxious to learn the ropes of the new state effort to permit the distribution of medical marijuana.
Edgartown selectmen covered a range of issues Monday including the sale of the Captain Warren House and an underground cable.
The small protest attracted considerable attention as holiday weekend travelers arrived.
Applicants in Dukes County are closer to obtaining a medical marijuana license, as part of the state's competitive two-part application process.
The Sullivan 5K Run/Walk has raised approximately $300,000 to benefit Martha's Vineyard Hospital over the last 25 years.
Edgartown selectmen also signed off on a Chappy Ferry maintenance plan.
Absent authority over NSTAR's infrastructure work, the Martha's Vineyard Commission hearing was intended merely to air views.
The Department of Public Health is now accepting applications to open medical marijuana dispensaries.


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Mark Christopher Smith (né le  à Edmonton dans la province d'Alberta Canada) est un joueur professionnel canadien de hockey sur glace. Il évoluait au poste de centre.

Biographie
Il joue quatre saisons avec les Hurricanes de Lethbridge de la Ligue de hockey de l'Ouest avant de se joindre à l'organisation des Sharks de San José. Il évolue deux saisons complètes avec le club-école des Sharks, les Thoroughblades du Kentucky avant d'obtenir sa première chance dans la Ligue nationale de hockey lors de la saison 2000-2001.

Il joue pour les Sharks jusqu'à la fin de la saison 2006-2007. Il passe aux Flames de Calgary au cours de l'été 2007. Fait à noter, il a joué 20 parties pour les Salmon Kings de Victoria de la East Coast Hockey League lors du lock-out de la LNH en 2004-2005.

Statistiques
Pour les significations des abréviations, voir Statistiques du hockey sur glace.

|1993-1994 ||Hawks de Nipawin ||SJHL ||62 ||14 ||12 ||26 ||44 || -|| -|| -|| -|| -
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|1994-1995 ||Hurricanes de Lethbridge ||LHOu ||49 ||3 ||4 ||7 ||25 || -|| -|| -|| -|| -
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|1995-1996 ||Hurricanes de Lethbridge ||LHOu ||71 ||11 ||24 ||35 ||59 ||4 ||2 ||0 ||2 ||2
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|1996-1997 ||Hurricanes de Lethbridge ||LHOu ||62 ||19 ||38 ||57 ||125 ||19 ||7 ||13 ||20 ||51
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|1997-1998 ||Hurricanes de Lethbridge ||LHOu ||70 ||42 ||67 ||109 ||206 ||3 ||0 ||2 ||2 ||18
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|1997-1998 ||Thoroughblades du Kentucky ||LAH || -|| -|| -|| -|| - ||2 ||0 ||0 ||0 ||0
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|1998-1999 ||Thoroughblades du Kentucky ||LAH ||78 ||18 ||21 ||39 ||101 ||12 ||2 ||7 ||9 ||16
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|1999-2000 ||Thoroughblades du Kentucky ||LAH ||79 ||21 ||45 ||66 ||153 ||9 ||0 ||5 ||5 ||22
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|2000-2001 ||Thoroughblades du Kentucky ||LAH ||6 ||2 ||6 ||8 ||23 || -|| -|| -|| -|| -
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|2000-2001 ||Sharks de San José ||LNH ||42 ||2 ||2 ||4 ||51 || -|| -|| -|| -|| -
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|2001-2002 ||Sharks de San José ||LNH ||49 ||3 ||3 ||6 ||72 || -|| -|| -|| -|| -
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|2002-2003 ||Sharks de San José ||LNH ||75 ||4 ||11 ||15 ||64 || -|| -|| -|| -|| -
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|2003-2004 ||Sharks de San José ||LNH ||36 ||1 ||3 ||4 ||72 ||10 ||1 ||0 ||1 ||11
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|2004-2005 ||Salmon Kings de Victoria ||ECHL ||20 ||6 ||9 ||15 ||41 || -|| -|| -|| -|| -
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|2005-2006 ||Sharks de San José ||LNH ||80 ||9 ||15 ||24 ||97 ||11 ||3 ||0 ||3 ||6
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|2006-2007 ||Sharks de San José ||LNH ||41 ||3 ||10 ||13 ||42 ||3 ||0 ||0 ||0 ||4
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|2007-2008 ||Flames de Calgary ||LNH ||54 ||1 ||3 ||4 ||59 || -|| -|| -|| -|| -

|377 ||23 ||47 ||70 ||457 ||24 ||4 ||0 ||4 ||21

Trophées et honneurs personnels
Ligue de hockey de l'Ouest
1996-1997 : champion de la Coupe du Président avec les Hurricanes de Lethbridge.
1997-1998 : nommé dans la deuxième équipe d'étoiles de l'association de l'Est de la LHOu.

Transactions en carrière
 : signe un contrat en tant qu'agent libre avec les Flames de Calgary.

Notes et références

Naissance en octobre 1977
Naissance à Edmonton
Joueur canadien de hockey sur glace
Choix de repêchage des Sharks de San José
Joueur des Sharks de San José
Joueur des Flames de Calgary
Joueur des Thoroughblades du Kentucky
Joueur des Salmon Kings de Victoria
Attaquant de hockey sur glace

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